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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-03
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Miss Victoria stons. OF Belmont, Mass
Is boarding for few weeks at Mrs. A. G.
Norwood's.
Helon smsllidge and daughter, OF Law.
renee, have been visiting his sister, Mrs
| A. /. Holmes.
Mrs. Fred Handy and dsug hters, OF Bos-
ton, are visiting Mrs. Handy's mother In
law, Mrs. Henry Tracy.
Mrs. Charles Cook aud son, OF Bangor,
were at heir farm here for week during
haying. They returned Sunday night.
Miss Juliette Nickerson was in town
last week looking up iil-ied horses, aud
laying down the law 10 their hard. hearted
owners.
Miss Blanche wilbur and her friend,
Miss Caroline Gee, OF Fall River, Mass,
are with Miss wilbur's sister, Mrs. George
r. Fuller.
Miss Mary Snow, of Brooklyn, n. ",
Is again occupying her cottage with her
friend Miss Grier, who has been very Sc
rioasiy III. but is now improving.
Mrs. Harriet Taylor, vita her grand.
daughter, Ethel Coulter, OF Brockton,
Mass, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alice Gilley, hfre and relatives at Gram
berry Isles for few weeks.
Mrs. J. ID. Gilbert, OF Phenix, Arizona,
who is spending few weeks In her ma.
tive state, was last week tue guest OF Mrs.
A. w. Clark, who spent part of the win
ter at her home. Mrs. Gilbert Is nov Wis.,
iting relatives ia Lamoine.
A fire company has been organized here,
with d. Il. Mayo chief engineer. Tne
town has purchased hose cart aud necee-
sary gear for fighting Gre, and the brigade
VIII drill and stand ready for an stack
from the FIRE fiend should 1t again begin
destructive work.
Edward A. Walker and wife, OF Wash.
ingtoo, ID. c., have been visiting Mrs. w.
II. Holmes, who has not seen this, her
youngest brother. Tor a number OF years.
Dir. Walker was In Picking at the time OF
the siege and wears medal tor brave
deeds done in those trying iimes.
Rev. Whittier, State missionary, stopped
over mig INT here on his way home from
months work in Washington County.
Mr. Whittier has an excellent record Tor
the month OF July In that section, having
organized two churches, dedicated one,
laid the corner stone Of another, baptized
six children, and admitted to church
membership more than half a dozen.
Mrs. Il. w. Bickfosd aud little dAugh-
ter Louise, OF Rocklsnd, and Mrs. Waiter
Langstro,h, With their mother, Mrs.
Myrs Hodgdon, have been spending q
few days as the guests of Mrs. Jacob
Walls. Mrs. Hodgdon and Mrs. Bicktord
returned to their home Thursdsy. Mrs.
Lsngstroth, after visiting In Bar Harbor,
will join her husband IN Baltimore.
Miss Helen Walker, of Auburndnle, now
visiting her brother, Rev. Dean A. Walker,
was one OF the passengers on the ill-fated
City OF RocSisnu, ana though SHE rscov-
cred hertruDk, the contents were ruined,
Miss Smith, sister OF Mrs. Walker, also a
guest at the parsonage, barely missed
being on the same steamer. She had con-
clnded 10 come a day or two earlier ana
Join her sister at the Hampden c. l.. sum-
mer school.
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SPEC.
Esr HANCOCK.

Henry MiilikeD, IT,, who Is at work in
veszie, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Grant, of Cherryfield, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jesse Brown.
Melvin Smith, of Lewiston, and AIvah
Abbott, of Bar Harbor, spent sudtiay
here.
Arthur Graves Is having a fine house
erected opposite his old one. The work
Is progressing rapidly.
Capt. George Dow and wife, OF Melrose.
Mass, have been visiting relatives here
during the past week.
Sherman Mcfarland, Irving Mcfarland
and A. Z. Foren, who are employed in
Newport, spent Sunday at home.
Miss A. Evelyn Butler, OF Phnadelphia.
came last week to spend the summer here
with her brother, Prot. w. z. ButIer.
She was accompanied b. her friend, Miss
Adelaide IL. Ply bas, who viii remain dur
ing the summer. the guest OF w. K.
Springer and wife.
Aug. /. SuxAc.
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NATHAN.
ARE.

Walter Colby is at work in Egypt for E.
@. Burnham.
Harold Robertson, of Boston, is at
Benjamin Willey's.
All the farmers are nearly through hay
Ing. The crops fall short OF the average,
The dance at the hall "wednesday nigh,
was well patronized and enjoyed by all.
Howard w. Dunn and wife, of Ellis.
worth, were the guests of Alden Haslem
and wife recently.
There will be dance at the town hall
the night Of the Jordan reunion, Aug. 10
Ice cream and cake will be served in the
lower hall. Music by Wilson.
Aug. /. FL.
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west EDEN.

A telephone has recently been put into
g. N. Rich's store.
Jarvis Higgins. OF Boston, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
A little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
tired Ridley died suddenly last week at
Oak Hill. The bereayed parents have the
deepest sympathy OF all.
Mrs. Emily Babbidge, of Stonington,
Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. A. p. Hig-
gins. Mrs. Babbidge has spent the past
two years at Palm Beach, Fla, and vi
cinity.
July 30. MUM.
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SEAL COVE

Miss Emily Sawyer is visiting in sedg-
wick.
Miss Frances Thnrston, of Portland, is a
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. $. w. Webster.
A party of four from Seaside inn, Seal
Harbor, took supper at the Lily Lake
house, Friday night.
Joshua Marshall and wife have moved
from Southwest Harbor, and are living in
the Stanley house. Mr.. Marshall is in
very poor health.
Miss Evelyn Carver, accompanied by a
friend, Miss Isabel Sampson, OF Brown
vile, spent few days at home last week.
Miss Carver has been poorly, but is now
much better.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.
HIN II OE
Aug. /.

Harvey Bridges, of swans Island, called
on friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Hrgh Duffy has made a visit to
friends in Granite.
Harry Brainard, of New York, arrived
at the Nevin cottage July 30.
Capt. Hugh Duffy, schooner Minquas,
sailed the 18th for Black island to load
with stone for New York.
The launch General Knox towed the
schooner Storm Petrol ont OF the harbor
on the 18th. bound for Rondout, n. Y.
Aug. /. SUBSTITUTE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
DEDHAM.
Robert Mckay is in town.

@NS1%At -1-NAAo5 - "a $500
SeweI southworth, OF Brewer, spent
sundsy here with bis wife, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. staples.
Little Msdge, daughter-of w. b. Black
ard vile, who Is spen ding the summer
IN Hampden, has been critically Ill with a
bowel trouble, but Is nov somewhat
improved.
The many friends Of A. Burdetle Bur-
rill, o. Broekton, Mass., formerly OF this
town, VIA be greatly shocked to learn of
his death OF typhoid fever July "a. His
mother, Mrs. A. c. Burril, and brot her
Ernest left for Broekton as soon as the
unisyofsble turn OF his disease was
known, but arrived there too late to see
him alive. Mr.. Burril was thirty-six
years Of age. He leaves a wife, mother,
three brothers and three sisters, besides
n suy other relatives and friends ho
loved biz Or his ami BILE disposition and
sterling character. His loss will be
deeply fsh wherever he was known, and
the vacancy in the family circle can never
be hileo.
July Is. b.
mis- BeFnlce Mclaughlin Is at home for
few weeks.
Mrs. AEie Burri,l and daughter Bertha,
of Brewer, are in town with relatives.
Mrs. Almeda Weber is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Terrence, of
Holden.
Alfred Tracy and wife, of Hancock,
were in town visiting relatives Saturday
and Sunday.
J. E. Turner and wife, of Brewer, were
in town Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
A. b. Burrili, Mrs. Turner's brother.
Saturday at 4 p. M, at the home Of J. f.
Cowing, occurred the marriage OF his
daughter Ida to Alton J Houston, of
Bucksport. Rev. Ira Smith performed
the ceremony in the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives only. Mr.. and Mrs.
Houston are well known here, and have
the earnest wishes of many friends for a
long and prosperous life.
The funeral of A. B. Burriil, of Brock
ton, Macs, who died there OF typhoid
fever July "a, was he'd here July Is at the
Congregational church, the pastor, Rev.
Ira Smith, officiating. The large number
in sttepdsnes and the great profusion OF
floral tributes contributed by friends in
Brockton and here, his former home,
testihea 10 the high esteem in which he
was helc. The desolate wife, the mother,
who reached his bedside too late 10 see
him alive, and other relatives have the
sympathy Of all.
Aug
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which she bore With much patience. She
viii be erestiy missed from the neighbor-
hood. She lesves husband and Ave chill
dren. The afflicted family have the deepest
sympathy. Mrs. Lowe ives valued cor
respondent OF THE ELLSWORTH AMER
IcAS.
July Is. G. B. III.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

s. s. Scsmmon was In Bar Harbor FRI
day.
Rev. D. b. Smith preached at MsriaviiIe
Sunday.
Frank Bradbury Is filing small order
for the Maine Central.
James and Eilery Hastings returned to
Massachusetts, Saturday.
Mrs. Georgia Heath, of Ellsworth, was
at her fathers over Sunday.
The gathering of pearls still continues
soms small but pretty specimens are be-
ing found. No one seems io.know their
value.
Aug. /. CHEER.
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SOUTH suRRy.
Aug-i

Volney Coggius is working for Mn.
Stewart this season.
Mrs. Lawrence Page who has besa
spending few days With Mrs. Templston
Briggs, returned hoiae last week.
Arrivals this week Include Mics Cortnns
Arthur Stewart and maid. OF New York
and Miss Mabel spinks. ~ho we're passep.
gers on the ill-fsted steamer City OF Rock.
land; Miss Annie Kingsbury, OF Eli.
worth, and Mas Fsnule Eddy, OF Peace.
dale, Il. T., at Bag vsew camp; Mr.. Ellen
Hopkins, OF surry, at &. b. Coggias.
Mrs. Hopkins returned Sunday evening.
Aug. /. TRAMP.
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palms gave the spacious lawn magnii-
cent appearance. A band was In attend.
ance, and collation. was served. An
immense number Of costly presents were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. White"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-03

AS a remedy for summer complaint, we can
ronadensly assert that Browns Instant Keller
great discovery.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH LAMorNE.
d. csldationaI cotlnll .Ne,.s % IL

AImon Gray spent Saturday in Bangor.
John DeMyer, OF franklin, Is the guest
OF his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Bragdor
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland and wife
return to Rutland, VT, this week.
Fourteen from Ellsworth took a picnic
supper at the home of M.s. William
Brooks on Friday.
Philip Powers has recently moved from
Bucksport and is occupying the house OF
Meitiah Salisbury.
Mrs. Robbie Norwood and infant daugh-
ter Hope, of Southwest Harbor, are visit
ing her parents, George II. Coggins and
W fe
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Art and Drama mog. a'raere ore not 20
many young men weddsd TO me =. Tor.
merry" said Art. II suppose they could
not support you9' iaterrosstcd Drams.
mo, the trouble was could not suppo,.
them
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REACH.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Torrey a
son July 20.
Capt. Watts, Of Boston, is at Capt.
loves for few days.
Mrs. Marietta Lowe died at her home
July "a, after long and painful Illness
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-03

G. B. III.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21

MEETING
Had by Baptist Young Peoples UniOr
of the Mt. zion Baptist Church.


The business meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of the Mt, Zion
Baptist church, was held Tuesday night
This week, with Rev, n. h, Dunn con.
lucting. the deliberations. After the de-
yolional exercises, he announced the
house ready for the transaction OF bust
ness and the following order was OBJ
served:
Roll call Of the various committees
with chairmen Of them present, namely
,Nccutiye, Rev n. b. Dunn; devotional
c, NJ. Farmer; membership, Miss MolliC
Robinson; instruction, Miss jamie Jonn.
son: social, Miss Mary F. Johnson, Cab,
,cntl; tracts and publications, j. II
.tcutrie; missions, Miss Carrie Ranselli
temperance, Prof. j. w. Robinson.
Rev. Dunn gave a brief but instructive
address to them on their duties TO the
church, Sunday school and union mt
iftcr the charge had been delivered t.
The committees, the union sang @Got
be with you, till we meet again. ant
Rev J. I. Howard pronounced the bene
dietion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
COURT
Trial Of James Boyle on Charge of Sell.
ing Liquor Unlawfully Takes Place
other Court News.

Circuit court Saturday gave its at
tention in the main to the trial Of James
Boyle on a misdcmeanor charge, that Of
selling liquor mlawfully. The jury got
the case in the afternoon.
A verdict OF acquittal was returned.
Tie case of Daniel Liner against The
Traders Company was dropped from the
docket.
Rule and order OF attachment was is
sued in the case Of the State against
William and Mary Martin.
The suit OF Daniel Liner against The
Traders Annex Company was dropped
from the docket.
A similar order was entered in the
case Of Stuart Brothers against carpen,
ter and johnson.
In the cause of Patrick +. Cauiield
against q. W. Davis, mn order filing no
stice and rccoupmcnt was entered.
Demurrer was made by the defendant
B. S. Davis in the cause Of the Standard
Milling Company against b. s. Davi
and Others.
Charles W. Fittro was directed to use
funds of his ward, Allen Steel, for hi.
maintenance and education.
Report of sale in the cause of L. S
Hornor against 4. II. Norman and other
was made and confirmed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
AN EVENING
OF SACRED SONG

Will Be Rendered by the J. G. Daley
ouartctte, of New York, at the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday.
The J. q. Daley Quartette, of New
York, who are to sing at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning,
will give an evening Of sacred song at
night instead Of the regular evening
service.
DIR. Smart Macarthur, the celebrated
Baptist divine, says of them: q have
been charmed and inspired by the de
lightful singing Of this pbenomenaily
musical family quartctte.n Col. George
w. Balm, says: q was delighted with
the singing Of the Daley quartette ant
DO not wonder at the rraTso and esteem
in which they are held" The singing
Of the members Of this quartette is botf
devotional and helpful aud the oppor
tpnity Of hearing them should not be-
missed. All seats are free at the Firsf
Presbyterian church and strangers arc
cordially welcome.
A silver offering will be taken at the
evening service for the benefit Of The
quartette.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
Mr.. McDOU6AL
Candidate For Republican Nomination
For State Treasurer visi.s This City

I. I. McDougal, editor Of the Ceredc
Advance, and candidate for the Repub
lican nomination for state treasurer
was visitor here Saturday, cnroute
home from Romney, where he attended
! meeting of the board of regents of the
Romney Institute. OF which he is ,
member. He talked enthusiastically Of
his candidacy and believes ne will re
eeiyc the nomination. Mr.. McDougal. as
editor and politician, has done much for
the party and is one OF the most loyu,
advocates in West Virginia OF the priu.
eiples Of the Republican party. He ia
worthy Of the nomination and ha.
claims upon the party that should bf
lppreciatively considered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
CORNER STONE CEREMONIES.

The corner stone of the new high
school building At Grafton was laid on
Friday with appropriate ceremonies.
several speeches along educational lines
being made Architect Holmboe, of this
city, whose flrm are the architects OF
the building was present. The building
will cost about $G5.OOO and be one Of
the finest in the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
MISSED
THE TRAIN
And State Commander Showalter, of the
Maccabees, Was Unable to Attend
Meeting Friday Might've candi-
dates Are Initiated.

a very enthusiastic meeting of tho
Clarksburg tent of knights of the Mac,
cabee, was held in the Knig>ts of
Pytnias hall Friday evening. Two can.
Iidates were initiated into the order
They were G. E. Lay and William II,
staats. State Commander c. G. Show.
alter was expected to be present at the
meeting, but telegram was received
just before the session commenced stat
ing that he had missed the train at Par
ker. burg and could not come.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
FAIRMONT
TEAM WINS
In the Match Game of Basket Ball
Played in Y. M. C, a. Gymnasium or
Friday Night But Home Boys Made
Strong Plays For Their First Game.

The Fairmont y. NJ c. A. basket ball
team came Off victorious in the match
game played with The clark.burg asso.
.ciation team in the Y. NJ. CA. gymnas.
ium Friday evening The score was 10
to 0 in favor Of the visitors. There
were over l25 spectators and consider
able interest was displayed in the game.
Two twenty minute halves were played
AT the end of the first half the score
stood ) TO ). The clOrksburg boys put
up a strong game. The Fairmont team
mas been playing for over two years and
tnis was the first game played by the
home boys, the team only being organ
lied only week or so ago. The lineup
was as follows:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
Saloon Ordinance Comes Up For
Final Reading but is Tabled for
Further Investigation = Bids for
Street Work and Material Opened
City to be Represented in Worlds Fair Hand Book
at Cost of sloo Page--Many Building Permits
Granted and Much Other Business Transacted

City council met in regular session in
the council chamber Friday night.
councilmen Ernst, Cork, Hart, Thorn
Anderson, Kelley, Kearns, GofT and Nc.
Andrews were present when Mayor
Shields called the body to order. City
Clerk Cole was at his desk and several
Of the city officials were present. The
minutes of the preceding rgular meet.
ing wre read and approyd.
Tie ordinance prohibiting music in
saloons and restaurants came up for its
final reading. Some Of the councilmcn
were Of the opinion that the ordinance
would be unjust to some OF the saloon
men and general discussion Of the
matter resulted. 1t was thought the
ordinance could be revised so as to 'ex.
elude all loud or Objectionable music
that could be heard from the street and
not prohibit the use OF music altogether.
FRe ordinance was upon motion laid up
on the table until the next regular
meeting when it will come up agar
probably in a revised form.
Councilman Hart as chairman OF the
finance committees of the two preceding
councils submitted report OF the condi
tion Of the city's finances during the tw,
preceding years. The report was ac.
copied and ordered published
The following bills were read and or
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
B. & 0. STATION
ROBBED
Thief Enters Office of Agent Brand al
Byron Friday Night While He Is On
Platform and Rid!ss His Desk.

A robbery was committed at the Bal.
timOre & Ohio railroad station at Byron
Friday evening. An unknown thiei
riaed the station agents desk and secrr.
ed $Il.OO in money and several articles
of value. Emery Brand is the station
agent. He was engaged at his work
Friday evening and after the evening
train had passed he went out on the
platform 10 check up the freight and
baggage. During his absence from the
office the thief walked in his private or.
flee in the station and riled mis- desk
There i no clue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
BY Associated Pres.

Toxic, May 2l-The japanese force.
landing at Taku Shen Thursday sur.
rounded and routed a body OF Russian
cavalry Friday, seven miles north OF
Taku shen. The Russians lost many
killed and wounded. One captain was
captured The japanese had no losses
1t is said unoflieially that the Japan.
ese have captured Kai Chow, drining
the Russians back to Tashi CHA and
preventing tie advance Of the Russians
at New Chwang toward Kai Chow.
II is absolutely certain the Hutusie
was struck by Russian mine ten miles
from shore. A protest from foreign
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
u. C. T.LOD6E
| MOVES
clarksburg Council is Now Located in
Smith Hall On Main Street, Which
Will Be Known Hereafter at "U. C. t.
Haii"-Big Meeting Tonight.

clarksburg Council, No. 2S, United
Commercial Travellers, have moved thei,
lodge rooms from the Rooxery building
on Third street, to the Smith hall, in
the j. B. Smith building, on Main street.
The newly occupied hall win be known
in the future as the "U. c. 7. Hall"
The council will meet in regular ses.
sion at the new headquarters tonight at
eight o'clock. a class of candidates
will be given the initiatory degrees anl
4 great deal Of important lodge bust.
ness win be disposed of.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
REFUSED
INJUNCTI
Until After Due Notice Has Been Given
thousand Men Would Be Thrown
Out of Employment.


The matter Of issuing an injunction of
mnch Importance in the famous King
land case was up before Judge Mason
here Friday Judge STILES. of Charles
ton, representing the King interests,
asked the Judge to whom the case was
referred some months ago, to issue an
injunction against the Ritter Lumber
Company. restraining the latter from
cutting timber. But Judge Mason de-
clincd to do 50, until after legal notice
ha- been given. The issuance of such
IN injunction would throw a thousand
men out of employment, this being one
Of the important features.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21

AT HOTEL

Caused by Live Electric Wire Results
IN Small Trolley Pole Start
ed the conaagration.
The jumping off Of the trolley pole Of
the depot street car at the corner Of
Clark and North Fourth streets at 1880
O'clock Saturday morning caused a
slight blaze at tho Home hotel on Nortt
Fourth street. The pole flew up among
the lines Of the Electric Light Company
and impaired a lot Of extra voltage to
them. The current wa. made stronger
than usual and when It struck the fixture
in the vestibulc Of the hotel an explos
ion occurred, wrccking the canopy and
setting tine woodwork afre. A bucket
brigade was hurriedly formed and the
Ere department responded to the alarm
Together they soon put lie blaze out
The loss was small.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
INITIATED TAmoRs.

At the meeting of the Trades and
Labor Council Friday night delegate,
from the tailor's union, namely, Edward
Dagney and charles Brandon, were mi
tiated and routine matters were con
sidered. II was decided to retain Tao
present quarters of the council in the
Reed hall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
SELL REED
is in JAIL
Arrested On Old Warrant Charging Him
With Thieying John Primm's Hen
Coop and is Imprisoned to Await Trial.

Sell Reed is in durancc vile waiting
a trial on the charge of breaking into
John Primm,s hen house last February
and stealing several fine chickens. Sell
was arrested on Monticello avenue Fri.
day evening by Officer Farmer, of the
city police force. Farmer turned his
prisoner over to Constable W. Guy Mer.
riff, who took him to the county jail
The warrant against Reed had been out
for some time but the county officers
have been unable to catch him. Nagis-
trnto Gordon has set his trial for Mon
day afternoon at three o'clock,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-21
DECORATION DAY AT GRAFTON
Monday, May so-only rs Cents Round
TRY via. Baltimore & Ohio R. R.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets to Grafton and
return on Monday, May 30, Decoration
Day, for train No. 40, leaving clarks,
burg at 1922 a. m. Grand parade at
100 p. m. Hon. \. G. Dayton, orator of
The day. For tickets and additional in,
formation call on ticket agents.