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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
FELL FROM
RAILROAD
TRESTLE
George Cook, Laborer, sustaius Serious
Injuries By Falling From NJ. R.
TrestIe to Short Line Track
at Midnight.

George Cook, laborcr. whose home
i, in the Mrs. Stewart house on West
Main street. near Pike, fcli from the
Nouongahela River division railroad
trestIe near the Short Line junction to
the Short Line tracks. which it crosses
about midnight Wednesday nisat. and
sustained serious injuries. lie now lies
at hi home in very bad condition un-
der the care Of physician, but the lat
ter does not think the injuries viii prove
fatal.
Cook wa- fnund lying uude- >he tres
tie about one O'Clock by Policemen Jim
Simms. George Howe and FoN. The
officers had been summoned there from
police hcudluarter7b Telephone, the
message being sent in by a stranger who
discovered Cook lying in the cut. The
officers had the man removed to hi-
home and called i doctor who attended
him. 1t was found That no bones were
broken although Cook was in great pain
having suffered internal injuries. Cook
wa- walking across the trestlc and lost
his foot hold in the darkness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
COURTS
CONFLICT
Federal Court Says Justice Shall Not
Try Cases and State Court cOmPels
Him to Try Them.

Attorney c. Il. johnson returned
Thursday morning from Tnnnelton.
where he was engaged Wednesday in m
important case. one tnat shows conflict
between the federal and state govern
nents. some time ago, it win be re
mem bcred, Judge John j. Jackson, Of
the federal court, issued m injunction
against Squire Eugene McGinnis, Of
Pres ton county, restraining him from
trying three Italian guards and Thoma,
Walker on the charge Of having shot al
a Taylor county deputy sheriff. who wa'
ON the property Of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company officially attending q
some business connected vita the STRIKE
there. \ couple Of days ago Mr.. John
son obtained maudamrs from the state
court requiring the magistrate to try
the cases and he did SO Wednesday, not
withst5nding the injunction issued
against him BY Judge jackson. and held
the defendants for the grand jury
Growing out Of this will br a case there
next week Of more tnan Ordinary inter
est. 1t is proposed now TO try the men
who made adtdavits and obtained the
arrest of the magistrate and others by
the federal authorities on the charge Of
being in contempt OF the state eourt'
and this viii make the conflict between
federal and state authorities and court'
all the more prominent and may result
in a battle royal in Jurisprudence. TnC
men to be tried on TINS charge are 5
W. Schrader, vice president Of the Goa
company; s w. Harvey, superintendent
Charles Fortuey, mine boss Thomas
Walker, guard, and Passaquella Deloia
who Is alleged to have done the shoor
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
BIG BANK
OF the Parlsersburg Banking and Trus.
Company is Being Represented
Here BY Mr.. wentz.

r. C. Nyentz, vice president Of the
Parkersburg Banking and Trust Com
panv. Il state bank organization that has
been chartered by the state and au
tborized to begin business in Parkers
bura September l, is here in the inter
est Of the institution, and the guest Of
his brothcr.in. 5. r. Reed. This
win he the largest state bank in West
Virginia, the intention being for il t
have 4 capitalization Of s5oo,ooO. Mr.
ycntz II mccting with success in gett
ing local capitalists interests and quite
AZ amount Of stock in this county ha-
been subscribed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11

OFFERS
MEDAL
OF COLD 10 MEMBER OF THE NAT
IoNAL GUARD MAKING HIGHEST
SCORE AT TARGET PRACTICE.
And Six Men Are to Be Detailed From
Company K to Camp Scott and Par
ticipate in the Contest

Captain R. L. Osborn. commanding
Company X. First Regiment OF Infantry
Of tie West Virginia National Guards
stationed in this city, has been informs
cd by, Brigadier Adjutant General e..
c. Lewis, b., at Camp Scott, where the
state militia Is in camp, that Senator
EIllins has offered gold medal to the
member OF the National Guard attaining
tic highest score at target practice at
Camp Scott. 1t Is desired tnat Com
pnny X, which is absent from the en-
clnlpment on account Of having been des-
ignated to attend maueuvers at NIanas-
zls, have a. fair opportunity a. pos
siblc to participate in the competetion
and Captain Osborn is derected to de-
tail one commissioned officer and six Of
the enlisted men of his company 70 re-
port at Camp Scott on the evening oil
August IL for this purpose.
\ special meeting Of the company has
been ordered by Capt. Osborn for Fri
day afternoon at the armory from whore
the company viii 90 to the tIrgct range
on the Goodwin farm east Of the city
Target practice viii he held thcr. md
the six men making the most ssores VIII
be tile ones selected 70 20 to Clmr n
The detail will be proviic Nj enc
wall ana two common ten B, Khaki
uniforms will be worn aui ,c men viii
report fully equipped.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
rhe Lnrrest Little city.

Perry Ashworth. of Gallipolis. ohis'.
member Of the nru1 o. the Gallipolis
Chair Company. was in Clarksburg on
Thursday placing orders. Mr.. Ashworth
i a prominent young business man OF
GaIlipolis and is well known along the
Ohio valley. He thinks Ciarkshurg =
the largest little city he has ever beer
in and Is astonished at the eommercia
and industrial progress
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11

OFFICERS
Are Elected BY the Sunday School Work
ers of Union District For the
Ensuing Year.

The union sunday school convention
OF Union district, at West Milford, came
to 4 close Wednesday, night with an eN.
cellent program rendered. Or. KemPei
made the principal address Of the even
ing and pleased the audience very much
Officers elected for the ensuing year
are: Rev. benjamin Holden, president !
L. Il. Ward, vice president; Otto West
faIl. secretary. and Miss Laura Burn
side. yeasurer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
DeMOSS
SELLS OUT
Grafton photographer Buys His Photo
graph Gallery and Win Take Pos
session OF 1t Septembr I.

c. +. DeNGoss has sold his photograph
gallery here to W. II. swurtz, Of Graf
ton. ana the latter viii take possession
of ii September / and conduct it,thcre.
after. Sir. Swartz was with Loar q
Company. photographers. at Grafton
five years and spent several years in the
south in business for himself, Nj
DcAioss and family viii 60 to San An.
tonic. Texas. about the first Of October
for the benefit Of his wife's health,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
GREAT
ATHLETIC
MEETING
FIRST OF KIND EVER HELD IN
cLARKsBURG WAS CRoWNING
OF THEIR EFFORTS
ATHLETIC LEAGUE IS TO BE HIGH
LY CONGRATULATED ON THE
SUCCESS OF THE BIG EVENT
Sports were witnessed BY Six Humid
red People or More, There Being a
General Turnout with Many Business
Houses Closed For It.

The big athletic meeting. which has
been scheduled for some days and which
has been looked forward TO with great
anticipation and expectancy by the peo'
pie generally OF clarlssburg. owing e
the fact that it was to be the first
Of the kind ever given in this city, was
held on the grounds Of the 7Ttst Virginia
central and Agricultural Society Thurs.
day afternoon.
The event was under the auspices Of
the Athletic League Of the local Young
Mems Christian Associatinn. and -di
rectly under the leadership OF Prof. Hill
instructor at the gymnasium of the as
ISOLATION.
From 7ix to seven hundred people wit
messed the field sports and enjoyed the
close competition OF the contestants in
the various numbers. Many business
houses were closed for the occasion.
thus 1nanifesting interest in the affair
and giving the clerks and Proprietorf
nm opportunity to attend.
The parade took place promptly AZ
1890 o'clock and was highly ercditable
the CIarksburg opera house band fur
nishiue music for the march. Tney pro
eecded 10 the fair grounds where the
exercises began at ono o'clock.
First was the hundred yard dash by
mon, namely. Ed. Laubenstein. II. D
Dawson. II VI. ATcCme and Erik Hess
and was Won bv Iaubenstein. who i
now the recipient ai toe handsome medal
offered nv tic Traders barber snop The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11

Charleston, " Va. Aug. Hin the
House the chair called attention to the
ten-minute rule governing speeches. and
said Il would be enforced in the future
House Dill No. 1, relating to license
taxes. was taken up on second reading
with the Senate amendments pending.
Mr.. Reynolds moved that the House
refuse to concur in the amendments and.
ask conference committee.
Mr.. Gregory vigorously attacked the
senate amendment fixing the taxes on
breweries, saying it was an attempt
to create monopoly for the Sehmul-
bach and Reymann brewer'as Mt the
expense of smaller breweries.
Mr.. Reynolds motion prevailed, and
the chair appointed ~ cdaferees on
the part Of the House, aIcssrs. Rcy-
noIds, Caldwell and Morton.
SIr. Shawleey introduced House Joint
Resolution No. 3. allowing the innitor
So day extra during the present sos
sion.
House Bill No. .. providing for the
resssessmept of real estate, coming
mp on second reading. 4 number OF
amendments were made, and the bili
was ordered to a third reading
House Bill No %. relating 70 levy
ing county assessments coming up with
the Senate amendments changing the
restriction to GO cents in 1905 instead OF
1905 and striking out restrictions in the
,snoaat Of the total amount raised. Tie
amendments were agreed to and the biz
again passed
Senate Bill No. II. relating to charges
in felong cases, was taken up, amend
ed and read second time and ordered
to a third reading. The bill as It stands
puts half the charges in felony cases on
connties, Housc Bill No. 2D, appropriat
ing money 10 pay the contingent ex.
penscs OF the Legislature for furniture
in the Capitol .Ancx and other charges
mentioned in the Governors call. was
read third time and passed on a
motion that the bill take effect from its
passage the Democrats either voted nc
or refrained from voting and the mo
tion failed to get the necessary two
thirds and was lost. Senate Bill No. IL
providing for paying the salaries of
Judges Of intermediate courts from
sSAtts~s9 sASta"AA AS--f NMS PttSath
Senate Bin No l3, relating to tho
1ppraisement Of estates. was read .
third time and passed.
Senate Bin No q relating to the
sale Of land for forfeit Of the school
fund. was read third time and passed
Senate Bin No 5. relating to district
'evies for school purposes, was read the
third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. PC. to prohibit dis,
triets chool officers from mourning in
lebtedness without proper authority
vas ordered to its third reading. SEN
It Bill No. %. relating to fees foI
recording Written instruments and
from turning a portion Of the fees into
the State treasury. was taken up ON
the second reading. Rynolds moved
to amend by making the tax 80 cents
on each paper recorded from january
l. 1905. to lamlary /. 1000. und after
he latter date Sls5. Morton offered
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Rv Associated Press.

Chcc Foo. Aug. ll-It Is reported that
the Japanese cruiser. Knsagi, was sunk
off Round Island in a recent engagement
The Russian ships before leaving Port
Arthur took nboard heavy stores, ma
chiuery and materials for ship repair
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Held For Grand Jury.

Jim Fulkincr, who was tried Wednes
day evening BY Magistrate Gordon on
the charge of feloniously assaulting 7
$. CofTn,an on July 4, in the B. o
yards. was bound over to circuit court
in the sum Of $500 and in default was
sent to jail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
RECEPTION
TO FAIRBANKS
Given in Hearty Manner Upon His Ar
rival at the "Home Coming" Festi-
vities-rhreo Bands Escort Him
Nv Asaociated Press.

Afarysville. o., Aug. ll--senator ans
Mr.. Charles w. Fairbanks were given .
hearty reception on their arrival today
10 attend the ~homc coming" festivities
large number Of persons met them a.
tho depot and escorted them with thre'
bands of music.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
a. Aasncinted Press.

London. Eng. Aug. 1.-THE afternoon
papers here interpret the conflicting
stories from Toxic and Chec Foo to mean
that the bulk Of the Russian squadron
attempted to escape but that only tho
destroyer which reached Chee Foo sue
cec,Ied in escaping.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
cnred d Typhoid.

Theodore FitzpatricIs street car con
luetor. who was treated for typhoid iev'
er in the City hospital, has been dis
charged cured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Brought To Hoanita1.

q. w. Hart, Of Harold BrnNton coun.
~. was brought to the City hospital
"Wednesday evening 70 receive treat
mcut for IN injured eye. He had it
-hIut while working in n saw mill
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Hnme From Pleasant outing.

George r. Leatherbury's family, wile
have been in Virginia, Atlantic City
Mountain Lake Park and other delight
fnI places, since the first Of June, en-
loving line summer outing. nave rs
turned home
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
arnvor Riohnraa in HOspitaI.

Grover Richards, an employe Of
Swifl Company, has typhoid fever IN
the City hospital.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Parker,s Mouth Firmly closed.


by ASSOCAAleu EACSS.
Esop,is, \. u. Aus. ll-Jndgc Parker
read today with interest the comment.
on his speech Of acceptance, but mad
nothing to say
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Dischareed From hospital.

&. W. Coil. who aad typhoid fever II
the city hospital, has been discharged
cired.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
child De- 4. WalIaee.

Lewis Hall. five-ycar-old son Of Lee
Hnll, of Wallace, died Thursday morn
ing at two o'clock from diphtheria. The
remains will be sent to Washington
Pa. Friday morning for interment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Chicago Grain Market.
By Associated press.

Chicago. nj, Ang. Wheat, lo59si
corn, 53sz; oats. 347s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Pv Associated Press.

Siukden, Aug. ia big battle Is ex-
peeted near Lao. Yang at any moment
but fear is expressed that the japanese
win seek TO turn the Russian position
above NIullden and cut the railroad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
Mra. parker Taken to Hospital.

Mrs. J " Parker was taken to the
City hospital Thursday. She has ay
phoid fever
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
AGRE
ON LICENSE
TAXES
DO THE BRANCHESS OF THE LEGIS.
LATURE AT CHARLESTON AND
APPOINT COMMITTEES

CHARGE MADE THAT THE WHEEL.
ING BREWERIES WILL HAVE
MONOPOLY UNDER THE PRoPoS-
ED Law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11

Both Houses Hard At Work considorfng
Numerous Bills ana Passing Them
From One Reading to another and So
Forth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11
q Aaaociated Press.

London, Aug. IA dispatch to the
news agency here from Tolio announces
definitely that Admiral Togo has frus
trated the attempt Of the Port Arthur
squadron 70 escape. and adds that the
Port Arthur forts are participated with
a .warship in an engagement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11

David~M isbipn, prominent shinns
tton citizen. W,as here today on biisinaas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-11

By Associated Press.
st. petersburg, Aug. ll-.Admiral Iy
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beblnoert lire Slrbcit fortieben fon.
ner
NnIeGnlihe Streits
Ill d t.
Vcrl in, 2S. Wt1r5. - General.
major q. 9. 0raf bon Hfeil, Elm be-
fanllter Observation-Disclosures, id)1bt oie
3obt DER Srltppen luelhe General
&llropotfin 5ltr Geriiigung itcben,
oti 7S,S05 Mann nit $40 bis ego
@cld)lltcL cine oltsreibeuoe Moht,
Inn oefeniiue 3lpede 5u periolgen,
bis peitere SerltGrtlngen aus Jfub-
ldno eingetroffcn lino.
81 leines @eiebt in Gorea.
Sonbon 30. DiGrS. - Gin
Correspondent oer ,9ailp MaiI~
tobelt aus Seoul, boB Die iopauiid,e
t{niantcrie om 23. M1rS III eineln
@eiebt nit ruiiiiden aoioden 5lpi.
ldcn MIMI rnb Gbong SIT iiegreib
blieb, jeood 90 Mann perIor.
- Die einri6tllngen oer Gincin.
notier pGronnpell 9rrib & 98ire
GOODS Co." in 3rbtbouie 5u Sad.
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beiddftiete 143 Strdilinge, uno Ser
8erltlt lit beheuteno. Seine oiBer-
gelpobnIihe sliifreglug entitano
otrh ben grono.
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I'm Grfaltnna im 1 Gage sm fmriren

oebroltd,t ,Y0rntipe Wromo Gililline
Toblets". glQe 2lpotbefer geben 0elb
suriid, mcnn feline Seiliing erfolet.
6. W. @rope'8 llnteridriit ali ieoer
edyadtel. 25e. (Sa,Gi&@ ;iaW-)
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@. @. o. ulrt&,
S6 Gf'Ginunhie6sisfs Gtrass R.ipsysrf.

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Gr-Weianotcr Osborne gcitorbem.

@oibinQton .. s., %. M1r5.
= @enerolmoior Sbomos 8. SS.
borne BON Chicago, pelher pieIe
Sabre @eionoter Der Ser. Staoten
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Dem NotionoIiricobof 81 9(rlington
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Sparbauf uon Baltimore,
SiibweIt.Gfe
8nftt,unrp- ,t,,S fcvtoo +.oEa

. Baltimore, 2S. W1r5 1904.
Die om /. 9lpril 1904 ftiQigen
idbrliden 3inieil 5ilr Hote bon orei
Ero5ent iperben ou ienem 0otiutl
ouf Credit zines jeoen Gontos ge.
bllbt iperoen llno am llnb nad Mon.
tog, ben 4. 9lpril 1904, sur Gintro-
glna IN Den 3epoliten.gildern bereit
iein.
StootS- ltno Stootlteuern peroen
bon Der @onf be5oblt.
Charles Spilman, Hrdiioent.
(Wdr52 9lprilO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-29
Or. Nn1. 3ecRer.

rcaiitrirter bentidler Nr5t, 30'idbrise Eraris.
Spe5ioliit fir Wt1nners uno sSrnuensstrnnfbeis
ten. Seiit IN fiir5efter 3eif Shpblis gtusicblug,
pals uno @dnosstranbeiien, slnsfliie ieoer
grt Strftnr. BulntloHen, nerpDfe Sdmdebe
Snlpnten3, 9iierens uio Observation-Disclosures
Office in Nr. 9eders anatomifhen Ulnfeunl,
Nr. t0s, Eit.9attimore-S -Strafe Spreebfinnben:
bon lbr Wteraeils bis 10 llbr Ihenos: Sonus
tugs bon 10 llbr Wiorgens bis 2 lbr aabmits
taos nnb bon lbr bis 10 ilbr gbenbs.
u. =. = 0r. g'eders Hdf beit unfebIbar
iehem GusfInb. GpHfuItation frct.
(Ua25, ,1S, S,I&S)
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I!!u
~ YtQeu

esblaabtn. ipsfte oas ebttm f3H.n BON ben sbtu
s'naHnfsn utbtln btfrsisn ptrptn. @aeipap's sns
'sin oeu'tdbi!ifb miIo unp lupsrIaiaa. esmiri.H
''nt pufdis 9nbauuns. ponhdnbla. Uusiatibun.
Gen uHS psfnnbe Restlmdbisftit.
Sur 9eilnn9 bon allen ltnrrael=
makisfeiten oes Wsasens, Der
Gingemeioe, yiiereI Blaie,
nerboieu 0ranfbeitea SD.
morrboioea. traatbaitesa aopt=
'ueb, ,lns allen stGruasen Der
9eber.
Brtis 25e. bic edadttl Su bobsn Del autr
apotbdtrn. oosr iptro uatt Gmpianq bts grtiiy
out6 bic Voh ptrianot. Rapnas Go. Wr,
U. Gim'strabt. Qtip.Uors II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-29
Subel 1T Yetcrsbnrg.
2Nakaroff eim "2Nofoet."

Sebobenc Stimmllng ser 9iuiien
iiber ben neuen MiBcrfolg Der
SSoponer 81 Eort 9Irtbur. - GoS
ruiiiihe Eorpcooboot rSilnp"
niht lmtergegongen. Seine
Monnihoit ltno 9eieblSbober
nom G5oren beforirt.-Nl Sofio
meiB man nod nibtS 8cnoltercS
iiber sic 9liioire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-29
UsrnriDct Guefidlmrrseu.

TaS beibi btieitnl he Del HcieH slopIfdmera
III fnii immer Elm l9nrhungsiienaI Seaters einer
ireeuotpo anpers uiiieItoeit arunfbeif llHbers
baitIid,fcit GictcHbeihuerben. aeberleiben Wtas
Iaria, 0eriippiunN IL T. 10. filnoigen ibr 6ridcis
nen hurc) aophmer5en. all. pSt 8ernaro'o
uirieii eireft auf Die Reroan
mas, 9rndbruuas ufo s!nsf6eionngs Ibdtia
friten ein. reouIilcn ole 9eber, reiniaen bic oers
fiopiten C5sf1hc. nm Der aopiio1mer5 beritiuins
set Sje iiue pG5 Observation-Disclosures uno
5air! NIB bahen moi Shress
a.eichet (3i5oSa, a,I&S)