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Evening journal., 1904-07-01
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON Division.
Schedule in effect June IS, 1904.
Trans leave Wllmlneton as loIlowa.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
for chester and Philadelphia ]. 49, 40
2i0. l.SO, $3.50. POS. 400. 4.5i. l5.25. 6.O7
'o,oo. 200, 9.ld, 1000 and iil.00 p. m. week
1"ys' l.i5, 40 H.l0, $40, l9.O0 9.s5. II .io
q, ', i-.ll, ~, i2.O0, 2.5S, 400 i.5i, 70 70.
J,,. 3J'Ys "-e' s.l5 1000, and n1.0O y. m. Sun
For Philadelphia only. $50 9.s5 a. M.
il-.-u' 300. 6.l8 40 and 500 p. m. week
Sundays
For New York Cthrough expressl. l.ls,
\ NJ s.sN III 30 a.. m, .2i2.20. -l.Si, DIV
S.va 5a "?5lS, 'l.10, 500. 9.2S p. m. week
eays; iS, J.S9, 9.35. I'll i5 a. M; 'i.SI. 2.bs
o'44s, fe:2u. 'l.l0, g.23 p. m. Sunday.
nbf NeM York connecting at Phlladel.
t,L81l' i--u, go ifO5 Connects at West
dnhhiadelphia). 7.5O. S.O7 connects at Wesi
| rhiladelphia), $50. 9.g5. 1903. 1850, Ill
neets az West phhadelphis), 1870 a
| Ipb, -.oe' l.5i, sos, II 100 connects az Weal
-, '''' ~. ~ ilhldl weekdays. f.20, N.lO, l6.lO
\ W. t.o4 and ~ 90 Connects at West Phila
uv5pual p m. Sundays.
] .,Yt BOSTON without change, 1902 a. m
/ davse e'oV D. m.' weekdays. 500 p. m. sun
For Newark Center and intermediate
ddss,,siohs' f.2o a. m. and 6.i2 p. m. week
. e.. Baltimore and Washington. 1855. f.2o
80 ~. 9.l0 l0.lI and HOP "a. m. ~ .pe
81 es' ss III, .2.05. 3.32. SO, f.2S, 5.25' 6;Va
l ni-6, t.m 4.8, Sis y. M, and IL
a, q q, M. 1906. si2.s5. p o5. sac. $50. So
niesti .o.ss. '7.3i. Sis p. m, and n2.l
10 Baltimore and intermediate stations
x 90 90 A.48. 1913 p. m. weekdays, AM
'O'lS p' m. Sundays.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
ron Tor Wilmington. $50, 6.35. 720, 1.4C
:. ~. S23. R.u5, 1916. 10 20 ll0.35, i1.23 a
~, l2.3l, 20, u.2S. 2.05. 800 80. 3.2i
NFNta IaNI. "a NI fn m
10Y '6.H 7.ic. lS.sS. 98i. n022. III los, n rs
li.do p. m, and y .O9 night weekdays
e;so, ;so, 20, 1856, g.05. nO.s5 li.23. a. m.
10. ,2.25 800, 4.i6, 5.07. 5.25, 6.1;
and 1903 night Sundays.
I IRON West Philadelphia, 1856 and IFS
=, m, 255, 5.55 p. m. week days 3 3S an
ii''' a. m, 2.55 and $50 p. m. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1904-07-01

HDaily. : Sundays. I Weekdays.
Z via SUBWAY "a" Sundays, South St.,
s. 40. so" SATURDAYS only.
Detailed time tables at ticket cffice,
18th and Chestnut Sts., 854 Chestnut ST..
zoos Chestnut ST., 6oo South sd ST., 1864
Market ST. aud at stations.
Union Transfer Company VII eau TOR
and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences.
A. T. DICE, EDISON ]. WEEKS,
Genl Supt Seni Pass Z Agt
Evening journal., 1904-07-01
PhiIa. and Reading R. R.
Wilmington division. }


Timetable in effect May IS, 1904.
Trains leave Wilmington. king street
station), for Elsmere Junction, Mont.
chanin, Winterthur, Guyencourt, Gran.
eeue, Cossart, Cnadd's Ford Junction,
Pocopson, West Chester, EmbreeviIle
Mortonville, Coatesville and intermediate
stasions, daily. except Sunday, at 7.77
m. daily 2. 70 and 4.so p. m. Sunday
only S.Ioa. m. ?. 20, a. so y. NJ
For Sup ee, Elverson and intermediate
stations, daily, except Sunday, at -..2a.
m, daily, ?. 20 and dSo p. IN. Sunday
only $40 a. m, 2 20. 4. so p. m
.'or Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading ane
intermediate stations. daily, except Sun
dav at 7.sa a. m. and 2. 20 p. IN. Sunday
only at $40 a. m and ?. 20 p m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Erorfr Chestnut cf-,.t II
Evening journal., 1904-07-01

Trains leave Broad street Station. stop
ping at West Philadelphia 10 receive pal
aengers. Trains running via North PhIia-
aaurQra
Evening journal., 1904-07-01
SCHUYLKILL DIVISION.

For Phoenixvllle Pottstown and Read
lnf, oaA 9l0 1928 a.. m, u 90 Saturdays
onlyl. l.30 40 5.33. Sl3 and 11.5O p. m.
weekdays. Sundays. $50. $40. 9.23 a. m,
l2.Sz. $40, o.oN. $50 p. m. PhoeniNvllle only,
- a.. m, 1852, 4.iS, $50 and 5.0 p. M
For louisville $40 e1O. 1928 a. m.
i.dV, $40 and II 80 p. m. wcek-days- sun
Jays $50 $40, 9.23 a. M. 40 and o.oS
y. m.
For Hazleton and Wilkesbarre crhrough
Nesdbuled Trains, Pullman Buffet satlor
Cais ana Coaches) connecting for Scfan-
'oni 3.l0 a. m. and 40 p. m. daily.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

2oeaIsW etterbertGt /.
Shon beute Mben6 unb am Samftaa
rpdrmer am Samftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Wattonale t~nonfrieQe Jrteoens=
Sereinignns.

Sie Mit9lieoerlifte Der Section Sn=
bianapolis Der Nationalen inbu ltrieaen
Srieoens-8 ereinisun9 nimmt in Solse
Der 8emibunsen bes Generals ecre=
tdrs uno @riinoers ScuIin uno oes
2Ocal Sdabmeifers Soober INNER
9r6Bere Simenfionen an. Inter Nn.
oeren ino 8ii9of Grancis, Colonel
u. q. go9ran, Wenelius g. Shea
linb @b. Carroll 8rotpn Der 0ereini=
9uns beisstreten. giidof Grancis bat
6errn Sculin elm Nnertennunesidrei=
ben auseben lahen. Seuain boft,
baB audi bic Central 2abor Union bei=
treten tpiro; binnen 2ur3em uirb er
audi i'm SirectOrium oes Commercial
Clubs einen 0ortras iiber Die 3iele Der
8e%reinisung balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
@tese- -Grab.
@ E

Sra unb Gillian Sonmafer, 430 Ot
IL. Str, Wdbden.-Hosc6e unb 60.
pbia Mlerauoer, 124 8rOf Str,
Wdb1en. Nbolpb unb Mmelia
&entiG, 2erin9tOn Stats. Mdodsn.-
Curtis unb 9ulu Balm, lis %. 20.
Str, Wdb1en. - @mmet unb Selma
SadiOn, 1888, Bridge Ctr, Mdb9en.
%. e. utb Dora @rimme, 1924
6let6er Mbe., 3nabe. = Sobn unb
Marp Soutbern, 1920 superior Str,
&nabe. = 8eorge unb &oIe 6ergu-
ion, 800 &tbon Str, Wdo9en. =
Sorace uno CLARA Mattbeps, 1916
9inben Str, Mdo9en.-Wartin uno
6lorence &otb, 217 8ifina Str.
Gnabe. = 6rant uno 8ertuoe @eis,
1403 @ooolapn Nbe., Gnabe. :
&Obert uro Warp Mc@resur, Mdo.
4en.-Sobn uno Sulu Gbans, 1016
@et Nortb Str, Snabe.
q etraut:
Dm. 6. Srabers-&atie 6. 8anp.
8riffin Spre-Marp S'&ofe.
Wm. Geaton-gona SoGe.
-
Sarrp s. Morriion = @tbel Baldwin.
q b
Charles Sids. 5 MonOte, 861 Wef
IL. Str.-Sduelin9 Dunn, l, 221
SOleoO Ctr. Sones, IS Sabre.
$50 Grange etr.-SaaeI Sadion, II
Mouate, 81 Susquebanna Str. =
Minnie polen, 80 Sabre, 1116 Sam.
ION Str.-Suciae 9amilon, s DO.
nate, 1880 &ineeolb Nbe. = @mmo
Zimmerman, Al q. @loer Mbe. =
Martba NortOn, AZ Sabre, LIS
Giber ape.-@raee Bans, A Monate,
l421 Sbelbp Str.-Sofepb s.. &eefe,
"a Sabre, 2149 u. Meribian Str.-
5uber Ott. 8 Wonate. 2424 6. Mteri.
oian Str.-9elen @opns, IL Wonate,
2536 8roOtfioe IDe.-Sames 6. So
paros, 6 Sabre, 2213 Nlboro ctr. !,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

THE J. BRADLEY CO., grunbeieentbums,
4 waatler, forfen, pertauie1, oertouiaen uub Der.
fteigeru Giseutbum ieber ART. 8immer Sc, Snsals
9ebdube. saeuer Ielepbom sses.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
@etterbertmt.

sar "a stunseu. .nS.ns ? usr ysoraens, 81. ausHft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Neme &lasem.

@bas. 8. SeioenQlans reidte seger
8enj. s. Npfewanoer unb Sacob
Granfel cine Noientlage nebit 3ablung
Der Soften TIM @eiammtbetrage BON
$500 elm.
Sie Spnes 2umber & @pal 60.
reidte sesen &iGaro 8. Woore uno
Omer Souiep, Srufee, cine 2ientlage
gum 8eiammtbetrage BON $4l0 Elm.
Die &ailroaomens Building & Sa=
oin9s QhOeiation reidte cine 9ppoths=
tenfluse sesen Sfabea 6. Sia 'uno
g3efiel 9. Sill Elm unb ma1te SO. s.
gaglan, %. Stout rlno bic limited
States Benevolent Societp Su Mit=
Derfla9ten.
9ie @itp Bomb so. tlast gesen &oie
Ntbep, Nlon u. 8ooine, Neaie u.
gooins, Snbiana Societp for Sapinss,
Mar @unoslfnger, Cigar 9eroefp
unb Wm. s. Newton cine &lage fur
asl;eferte MISUNDERSTANDING Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
CO.
Snbiana's sr5bte Drp GOODS 9dnSIer.
9iebssseli@ter In Sbatisteit.

Solgenoe Siebffdble murben Der
Poli3ei semeloet:
8On u. 6. Shomas, 142 Woooruf
place, Elm Suno.
Son Sam. gnis. 511 8ouman
Str, &leioun9sfiide.
VDn 9D. Wariban, III 9orman
Str, elm &otbmdnner= 3ing nit Mbler.
8on Mann's 2eibfaa, 2 Yferoe=
9sfen.
Son CHARLES 8errp, 9l7 sc. Weii
Str, eth Pfero.
8on Dauio Giibbers, II q. gaii
Str, cine 8uQoogge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

Sferlanst WadbHsu uno Grouen fur S%aunerps
slrbett. Rat3ufrapen in Armftrouss 2aunbrp,
224 Meft Tearplanb Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
6atrzSanf.

Die 3ilties tiben in Gair Bant nod
pie o sroBe 4naiebunssfraft auf oas
publicum aus.
9eute Nadmittag BADEN Die &inbsr
in 8eeleitung bon @rtpadlenen freien
Gintritt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Neme oemti@e Ben Sur 9ose.

Mm Greitag, ben 2. Sept, Mbenbs
8 l15r, mirb in Der Columbia 6aIe
cine neue bsuti9e 2ose bes Ben Our
Srbens er6fnet tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
oeal=Yolitii9es.

6eute bon 4 16r Ma9mittaas Big 6
ubr Mbenos perben bic Yrimdrwablen
FIR bic morsen 8Ormittag in Der
Waibington SaQe ~ftattfinoenoe Demo-
fratii9e Contention. auf wel9er Elm
@anbioat fir @onsreB=& eprdientant
npminirt tperben fon, ab9ebalten tuer=
ben.
Die StimmpldBe fnb pie folgt:
L. Warb-&ooeiepelt Iue. Spriben=
baus.
2. Warb-SpriBenbaus, Is. Str.
unb Niblanb gbenue.
3. Waro-2eibfaa, Mc2ean place.
4. @arb-Spribenbaus, Noro Sn.
bianapolis, gde l1bel uno &aoer Str.
5. Warb-S9miebeperftdtte, 0 305
Stloiana Nbenue.
6. Waro-233 Snbiana Nosnue.
Z. Observation-Disclosures
8. Warb-828 Norb Mlabama Str.
9. Warb-2ittle's Saa.
10. Warb-prDspeet Str. Spriben-
haus.
IL. Warb-Norbof.gde gu9anarl
unb @at SirnBe.
IL. Warb-We@ettigan's &oblen=
Office, Noropoob unb @apitol Nbe.
13. Warb-pboenir @aroen.
IA. Waro-SpriBenbaus, @de Sar=
bling unb Morris StraBe.
Is. @aro-6ausbpile Sown San.
Center SOmnibip (auberbalb)-Sar=
riIon's Store, Sotplanbs Station.
Decatur Sopnfbip = 9aberiid's
Store, Yallep mins.
Srantlin Somnibip = Ncton So9=
i9ulgebdube.
2awrence SoDnibip-@rpbes' Werfs
fdtte. 2aprence.
perrp Sownibip-Soutbporl Sod
i1ulgebduoe.
pite Somnfbip-Nem Nusuta So9-
i9ulgebduoe.
@arren Observation-Disclosures.
Waibinston Sopnfbip-Somn San
8roao &ibple.
Wapne 8ownibip.-
9ie aemeini9aftli9 Semotrntiide
Contention Der Selesaten bon San=
cod unb Warion Counties, auf tpelder
elm @anbioat fir Stats : &eprdien=
tant nominirt tperben foa, finoet mor=
gen Ma9mittag In Der Waibineton
9ale ftatt.
Or. 6rant u. Morriion, @alter 9.
Sobnion unb s. 6. Gpr, tpeI9e auf
Der Semofratiiden @ountb gonben=
tion nnminirt purben, baben bel benz
@ountp @lerf bei6uorene i9riftli6e
grtldrunsen ein9erei9t, benert 3ufolge
fe feline @uslasen batten, I'M bic No=
mination gu erbalten. Wi6aeI s.
8iu, tpel9er bic domination fir @om=
mifdr erbielt, bate Nusgaben bon SIS
fir gigarren, 8riefmarfen unb Sruf=
laden.
Wm. s. O'grien. @DrRber beg be.
motratif9en Stats. @Omites bat bas
oemofratif9e NationaI=g omite erfu6t.
folgenbe Sprehsr fir Snbiana su be.
ffimmen:
Senator Sobn 90. Daniel bon 0ir.
sinia. Sobn Sharp Wiaiams BON
Miiiifppi, oemofratifder Setter oes
6auies; Wiliam s. 8rpan, &idmono
q. Sobfon, CHARLES u. Sopne, Send
tor SOiepb %. 8ailep bon Seras,
Sames 6. Campbell, @r=@Ouberneur
bon Obio; Suoion Sarmon bon Gin
%einnati, Samuel Nli9ulter bon Sni=
nois, Martin %. 2ittleton bon 8root=
Inn, Sobn g. Carlisle uno Carl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

60 8ape DE Gn6bel uno
g auerbraten Samffag Nbeno Bel
Gus 9oebber, Maoiion NDe. u. Morris.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Serlan9t Nn5et0en

rgeno tuel4er art perbeu in Der .Snbiana 9ribnue'
nit SC per Belle fur iebe Sufertiou b%sreduet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
Sic @afsrmerfs= Mmsslesenbsit.

Staot= Sngenieur Soup bat geitern
bereits nit Der unteriu9ung Der &iper=
lioe pumpenffation Der Wahermerfs=
8eieaidaft begonnen; er piro bonn
Silfs= Staot= Snsenieur Walter 8ueb=
Ter aififirt. 2eBterer bat bereits i'm
berfoHsnen Sabre cine 8ermehuns Der
Station unb Der 8alerie= Wnlage bor=
genommen.
Wie Serr Soup erfldrt, tueroen ibm
unb feinen IngefeQten ieitens oer
8eamten Der @eIeai4aft BEL ibren
Grbeiten ni9t nur feine Climber
niHe in ben Wes selegt, fonbern fie
baben fid aud erbOten, ibm in ieoer
8e3iebuns bebiilfid 81 iein.
George SO. 6ulsr, Der bon Der Mai=
ierperfs= @eielidaft engagirte @rperte,
piro, bepor er nit Der bacterioloaif4en
unterIuhung be9lnnt, 3urd1f Dte8al=
erien. Nnlassn infpiciren.
Or. 6 6. 6erauion mirb erff beute
bon Der geb6roe fir 6fentlide Werte
formen bon feiner grnennuns bena9-
ri9tist ueroen.
6ierauf ueroen Die beioen Sacterio=
logon fi9 bariiber einigen, in trel4er
Weife fe ibre Nrbeit pornebme1 uolen.
8is beute parer bonn /. Nuguf an
in Der Office Der Geiunobeits= Seb0roe
68 5dls bon Nsrbenfisber semeloet.
Die gr6Bte Nn3abl Der patienten boz
riirt auii1sn 10 uno Is Sabren. Sur
6 3inber unter 10 Sabren uuroen bon
Der tidii9sn &ranfbeit befaaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

@afhin q t o n. %. 4ueuit.
SIrSnbiona: S9Dn beute Nbeno
Samftag, fh6n uno udrmer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
GIRLS WILL
BE GIRLS
Has Bon Booked For Appearano. At
the Traders Grand Opera House On
Thursday, January s.

WiIl;am 4 Bra5v,s bio musical
,,,,,7,. !, aci-,s v;u r, Girls > CONS.
! =. Tras,r. Grand ., Thursday. Jan
~. ,,,v "a. br;Iiian,lv successful On
~ ~o,5 l,.. s.,sor and has inst clos.
i ,irt,,. s,o,eesful onrooenont n
Il. 14tb strs,t Tneatr,. NV York
nhsr, i n,ovss a crowded bopsss for
= ,-o.l-s
a. Il II. n,st 4n,erestiBg no;nts oi
A. ,-osr,t;o, !. a., ,n,,ay,nc, Of A
r,,.s - .,ar n tbe head Of IN,
P.,5-. cor-,,nv For ten years Laac5
III bis .Ro.,5r5sp have been beadlin.
!. I, ,.,,aa,ill.. and b,v, bon counted
,u.,r i. mose ,onuIar fa,orit,s IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
FOR THEFT SHOWS HER TO BE The
vIcTM OF HEPToMANIA ~
WORST STAGES.
HOLIDAY LADY CLERK AT BON TON
STOLE MONEY AND CONCEALED
PACKAGES OF VALUE.
Hidden Packages Containing Many Dol
lars Worth Of Goods Are Found After
Her Disnissal-cleyer Decoy Work IS
Done to Entrap tn. Artful Though
irresponsible Thief.

Several days ago the Telegram. tod
it, readers Of a remarkable case Of
shop-lifting that occurred at tie Bon
Ton store, in which the pockstbook, o
AIRS. Peters and others, lying on Mrs.
Peters desk in the rear enI Of the -tcrs
had been d~pIeted Of their contents,
amounting in al to about ten dollars
in money.
For few days taere appeared to b.
no clue. but lady crcrk who mad b.en
employed for the holidays was strong
" suspectel and vas quietly watched
At last it vas decided to Jeeoy her So
a poclsetboos Of candy with p ppr or
it was prepared and laid on the icsk-
where the theft had occurred. To-
suspected girl appears to nave bitten At.
tn bait, as it was noticed that he
mouth gave evidsncss Of having taken
IN something as hot as the pepper. Sne
was discharged without ceremony after
the discovery had ben made.
Later developments revealed the fact
that it was not only case Of shop
lifting, but also a desperate bit Of
kIeptomania, and that toe guilty one
Is afflicted in this way beyond rsspcn-
sibility or control While an organized
or systematic search was no; made, yet
many things hidden in various portions
Of the store have been accidentally
found. Wednesday afternoon Rev.
Peters, who mas his headquarters for
Bibles and missionary tracts in the store
found packages hidden at the rar end
Of the store. which contained articles
that amounted to thirty or forty dollars
in value, and now it is only . QUESTION
as to how great was the work OF tae
keptomaniac. 1t is likely this win not
be ascsrtained until an inventory Of the
large stock has bsen taken the first Of
The year.
1t is understood there will be no prose
cntion and thc management has decided
Il is best to withhold the name Of the
person thus engaged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22

HOUSE
OBSERVED
AT THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
CELEBRATING THE VAST AND
COSTLY IMPROVEMENTS MADE.
HUEDRERS OF GUESTS OF HONOR
DIVE AND WINE TO THEIR
HEARTS SUPREME CONTENT.
Transformation Makes Hotel Place o.
Beauty and Joy FOreveT-Nsw Man
agemsnt win Conduct It IN Most
Mod.ru and eeuteal Mann.r,

Celebrating the opening Of the Metro
politan hotel. after many handsome and
costly Improvements had been made and
/ the Installation Of a thoroughly modern
syst.m. as well as the inauguration of
new management. "open aouse7 was
observed at th, hotel wednesday uignt.
and auadFsds Of clarksbnrg citizens
were guests OF honor.
M,ssrs. Walter F. Rau and E. P.
Davis, who compose the new ownership
und,r the name, the Rau-Davis Hotel
Company. most heartily welcomed tne
many guests and personally saw taat
:h,ir visit was not only pleasant but
supremely delightful. a spr,ad ft for
In, king was gaciously and elegantly
rwd 10 all with that great generosity
and hospitality characteristic Of these
legant gentlemen. The guests were
lined AMI wiasd 70 tneir hearts content
with all the good things Of the earth,
1nd the evening vas one worthy Of long
remembrance, because Of the delights and
pleasures i: brought.
in orcaestra composed Of number
Il TIE leading musicians furnished aP.
,ropriate music throughout tac even
ing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
Arrnnrirr For Miss Holland.

j. ". Fallows, Of Sew York, the
business manager Of the Mildred Ho,.
land Company was IN the city wednss-
day comforting with the management
Of tine Traders Grand opera house and
making arrangements for the appear,
anca Of Miss Holland and company in
this city on Dsc. %. Miss Holland Is
starring in @The Triumph Of An En-
press" an elaborate production that has
played to capacity houses everywhere
IN the New England states. It viii no
Doubt b. largely attended in clarks-
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
nc Marriag, d Kitty' CONN.

Manager jules Mury, w1o mas present
I'd 50 many successful stars and plays.
Ia acquired MI the American rights .
tnat brilliantly successful semi-muSlcs'
comedy, sTbc Marriage Of Kitty" and
will soon present it here wirh q splendid
cast headed BY those w,ll known ANA
favorits players. Bettina Gerari aul
Max Figman. This fascinating comedy
was the great bit q last season in
NV York and OF the preceding year II
London. The scenery is extremely
beautiful and the electrical effects
waieh arc striking anj novel are Ger.
tain to arouse enthusiastic applause
everywhere. They are exact duplicate
Of tae New York and London setting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
CANTATA
On Mother Coos. Order and Elaborate
Scale win Be Given By First
Presbyterian Sunday School.

The Sunday scaool at tn First Pres.
byterian church win give an elaborat,
Mother Goose cantata in the caurcn on
Monday night in the nature Of a Christ.
mas entertainment. An interesting
program is being arranged and the can,
tata win ,, one Of the prettiest within
the history Of the clsy. Fuller a..
nouncoment viii Be mad as soon - AZ
details sre looked after, watch viii b
witain the next day or 30.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
COLUMBUS
HAS FIRE
Which Destroys Nearly Quarter Of a
Million Dollars Worth Of Property
Five FiIsmeu Injur:d By
Gas Explosion.
81 Associated Prass.

By Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, O.. Dec. pa s225oef
fire on High street, naar Broad, startel
in the SiithofT building IL tae rear q
the First National Bank. Taa second,
third and fourth floors were occupied BY
fifteen families.
The FIRE soon spread 70 Kraus. Butler
& BHham company's carpet store, then
70 the Wheeler grocery.
Five fsemen ware aurt BY a gas ex-
plosion.
LOSES estimate 2IithoF building. $50
900; Wheeler building. $1,000; Dashler
building. $1,000; Kraus, Batter 5 Ben
ham, 100000; First National Bank b
wa.,r, $4,000; Misft Clothing Co.. So
600, and Partisan Cloak Co, $4,000
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
Mr.. WEBB
REPLIES
To til. Charge Mad. Against Him Of
Whipping Pupil Too Hard and
Explains Case.

! c. E. WsBb. accused By Mrs. Joseph
Graf Of whipping her son al tbs Adams.
ton school on December Il, says an IN
Justice has been done him in the pub
llicasion Of matters that did not occur.
sir Webb saws through a matter Of
icourtssy air. Stout. the humane ag,nt,
might nave taken twenty more steps
and heard his side OF the incidents in
stead Of leaving without making an ef-
fort to sea him. lie denies that de used
A willow switch or that 1t was broken.
+, Tne BOY threw the torpedo against
the stove but he vas not punished for
that. He told the boy to take his seat,
but no sooner had be Jone that than ne
! jumped NJ on tae top Of bench and
told another boz he did not have to sit
down. Webb said nothing until school
took up and then he said to the boy he
was sure he did not do it on purpose
and that n was sorry he had done it.
/ Then he informed nim that he would
punish aim for discbedience BY depriv-
ing him Of his usual liberty, that Of
eaasting that noon. The boy remarked
that he would ride down the hill on the
ala and was otherwise impudent and
saucy. Then SIr. Webb told him he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
shoualter VIII Be Tb,re.

State Commander c. c. Saowalter, Of
The Knights Of the Aiaecabces Of West
Virginia. and possibly one Of tna Su.
nr,mc Tent officers from Port Huron
Mich. viii BE- present at the meeting
of Clarksburg Tent. No. TO- to Be held
in tas X. Of p han Friday night. tn
meeting win be v,ry a important on
,ad III Of taa members are requested 70
ltt.nd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
Funeral Of Ms. Mrrphr.

Tas funeral of Mrs. Nfalinda R. Nim-
nhy, wife Of Samuel Murphy, at
Adamstou. viii take place this after.
noon at sas residence At $3.50 o'clock and
win b, conducted BY Rev. s. \. saana-
b7rgar. Intcrment win follow in the
Fit.ro cemetery near Wilsouburg. Tac
deceased was s. years of age and tha
mother Of thirteen children. seven Of
wnom are dead. Tae surviving caildreu
IRE John, Frank. caswell and Saraa, Of
Ndamston. and 1lrs. Alice Bootn, Of
NiddlsiorE. Randolph county. TIE
7geJ husband also survives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
Church Improvements.

Tac congregation At the Trinity
Methodist ca1rca on Ben strcet. navirr
inst finished the outer structure Of ihe
aaudsome new edifee and made tempo,
rary arrangements within, contamPlates
.xt enyiye interior Improvements IN the
near future and not later taan naxt
summer Fashionable Pev- win b. in.
stalled. Tn walls viii be painted and
decorated and nice chandeliers viii b
put in.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
win Ca To New Home.

Mrs.. Thomas PettigFew AMI SON.
Charles. win leave for their new home
IN DuIth, MINI, Wednesday next.
charles. who mas been seriously i'll with
appendicitis having undergone an opera-
Jon IN local hospital. ha' about r.
covered. Both are the guests of Mrs
Pettigrcw's Sister. Mrs. J. W. Williams
N West Main street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
COO proaneer AZ salsm.

In the Salem district in tais county
the South Penn oil Company has com
pletcd its No. on the Rachael Carpen-
ter form and has so barrel producer
in the Gordon sand. The second test
N the D. N. Griffin farm i tarougr
the Gordon AMI has filed m only loA
let with oil. No.. 3, on IL, Andrew
Spindle farm IS drilling at lSf,et in the
Gordon and has light showing Of oil.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
sperry Land d His Man.

Detective Ezra c. Sperry is home from
Cincinnati. where he was tne leading
witness IN criminal prosecution
against William Kennedy, ticket
scalpar Kennedy was found guilty anS
7ncd 500. IN default Of payment n
was sent 70 Jail. wnere ae viii remair
nntil be does pay IT, Mr.. Spcrry dic
some very clever detective work in IA,
case and to him is due the suecessfu
prosecution Of Kennedy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-22
prh,ic sebools close Tomorrow

The public schools will close tomor'
row for the Christmas holiday vacation.
The adjournment viii Be made at tn
close or the afternoon session. Tne
section lasts until Tuesday, January
3. when tae schools win convene again.