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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10

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better BEL Der 9inpesrGlimuna Der
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0erbinbuns selOft tpurbe.
$1,000 0btraubt.
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geIebt.
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abmirol Gbabtpid fubr beute Na@mits
tag 2 llbr bon bier nd1 &opItabt.
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grpbe geIorgniB felbft In ben ruiTens
freunbIiditeu Rrsilen, aber bos publis
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ftnoet iib Sames 5amilton 2epis, Der
cine 6oroerung bon $41, 600 bon ga.
muel Doll in gbteaso eeaen bic neue
panumutanaI @eisli9aft eintrei6eu
min.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
6atti
pOrt au prince. 8. Q(ua.

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3tpei perIonen. peI9e fir IcbuIbiq
befunoen Durben. bic Gprier ousaes
plun0eri 8u bdbsn, puroen an benz
Orte ibres 8erbre6eus erf9pffen. csn
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bat Der glntifrsmOsnbelueguna einen
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Sinan5mtniifer buuert fort, bo iid bic
ielbe rueigsrt, iebe 8e5isbune gu Genor
Btton nufre4t gu erbaIten, 70 Ionge er
Miniiter lit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
Siaojana.
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arn ben Gntidleionnssfampf.

nan slaubt, can Die Sopaaer nd IN
3nbc ami ben ansriii Uurbcreiten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
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tpnnte nur babur9 an bem Wsitsrs
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ben. Der 8erluit III tbutIGdIi4 elm
totdler.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10

Sine 9icbcrIasc iuiiroc Der rnIiiIdlen
Stclluug in Der Nancidarci idaocn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
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tpureen, Iinb beute aus Der Saft ents
lofsh lpotben, nd9bem @eI9GFtsleute
bes Diitritts 8iirgI9afteu in S0be
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ben. DieIe 8urgen Iinb Dor bic 8iirs
serUereinigung gerufen mOroen, um
9riinoe dnaugeben, ipurum lie Die
8argi6aft ltellten
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
Wetp Wprf, 8. Wu

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zines siueil0disen Saufes Suiammen
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
gibet,

Simla 9ritiIb Snbien, s. 2lug.
Die britii9e Expedition naCS Sibet
bat am Wiittag oes 3. aueuft 9ba6u
obne ipeitere admpIs errsi1t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
ct. 8etersburo 8. Quo.

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elmer Reuigteitsagentur in Qonbon
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ben, odB ous ruIiiICbe S9ladtI6iff
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fau bon etnem 3orpeoo 9etroffen nor
ben lit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
Qlusburp parf, g. g., 8. Nua.

2oanbu, @sittiif. bon SGbdfrita,
8. 4us.
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8ereinigtenSteoten unter benz gontres
Admiral Ghdbfpid fubr beute No9mits
tag 2 llbr bon bier nuh &opItabt.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
BilIemitubt Curacao, 8. glug.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
DIRECTORS
REELECTED
BY the Stockholders of the clarksburg
Industrial Company at Their
Annual Meeting.

The stockholders of the Clarksburg
Industrial Company held their annual
meeting Friday night in the Office of the
secretary, Anthony Bowen, and elected
board of directors for the ensuing
year, namely: b. F. Shuttleworth, Sr.
Frank c. Gaylord, J. F. Randolph, b.
Brown Stout, B. F. Robinson, f. R. Davis,
E. B. Deison, Sherman G. Denham, S. \.
Smith, James Il. Williams and Anthony
Bowen. No change was made in the
board from last year.
The annual report of the board Of di-
rectors was submitted and 1t proved very
gratifying to the stockholders. 1t show
ed the condition of the company in fine
shape.
The directors viii probably meet next
Wednesday night and elect officers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
STILL GROWING
Are the GOff Methodist Church Revivals
City Opera House viii Be Used
For the Sunday Night Services.

One of the very best afternoon meet.
ings yet was conducted yesterday in the
lecture room of Goff NJ. +. church. Miss
Minnie Shay, the evangelist, of Philadel.
phia, conducted the meeting. Last night
an immense audience overAowed the au-
ditorium and were blessed and uplifted
by the services. After spirited song
service, led by J. II. Bowman, Rev. l.
NJ. Barnard offered n fervent prayer.
Miss Shay then sayg and gave a splendid
talk. The whole meeting was character.
lied by deep spiritual feeling. AT q
meeting Of the official board, which wag
called at the close of the service it waa
resolved TO hold the 7.30 p m. reviYa!
service at the city opera house. II il Is
necessary an overflow meeting will be
held in the Goff VI. L. church and in. all
probability an after meeting will be
held in the church. A chorus of fifty
voices will lead the singing, which will
be from the books kindly loaned by tlra
Y. NJ. c. 4. Mrs. Charles Ridenour win
sing solo and Miss Shay will sing and
speak. as she has been doing in the
church. Tomorrow afternoon mos,
enjoyable service is planned. The old.
timetime love-feast will be great feat,
ure. Especially all the church members
are urged to attend this service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
POLY6AMY
Is Dying Out Says President Smith,
Plural Wives Not Having Been
Taken For Several Years.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Washington, D. c.. March president
Joseph Smith was cross-examined by the
defense to-day in the Reed smoot in
vestigation. He showed by statistics
that the number of polygamous families
have been reduced to sT7, they being
mostly old persons He said that they
held that the president Of the church
esald have revelations from God; that
President Woodruff sought guidance from
the Lord and that the Lord made plain
to him that it was his duty to stop plur.
al marriages, He proclaimed that re.
velation and II was accepted By the en-
are church. This became binding AMI
from that day to this there snaye been
no more plural marriages, but there Is
great difference between taking plural
wives and taking care Of wives taken
before the act was violation Of the
law He repeated that he would not lose
his wives and abandon his children. hut
would rather lake the penalty Of the
law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
WARRANT AGAINST LON
RUNYoN DISMISSED

The warrant against Lon Runyou, col
ored, charged with shooting Ellsworth
Kenncy, colored, with intent to kill, has
been dismissed by Magistrate Samuel
w. Gordon upon request OF Mrs. Rose
Kenney, mother of the wounded young
man, who caused the warrant to be is,
sued. Kenney,, Runyon and Win Beck
with got into wranglc on Cain street
about two weeks ago. A revolver -four.
isbed by Beckwith and Runyon was ne
eidentally discharged and the bullet
struck Kcnney in the left leg inilictina
a painful but not dangerous wound
Kenncy has about recovered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
KNIGHTS
OF the Maccabees Initiate Five candi-
dates Into the Order at Regular Meet
ing Held Friday Evening.

Five candidates were initiated ioto tho
mysteries of the knights of the Maeca
bees at the regular meeting held in the
knights of Pythias hall Friday evening.
They were as follows: w. r. Frailey.
merchant; A, G. Jordon, woodworker;
G. n. Kollmann, barber; j. L. Rhodes,
attorney; James A. Owens, miller. The
meeting was well attended. Besides the
initiation considerable lodge business was
transacted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05

MAY COME
From Indiana to clarksburg-comm
of clarksburgers Will Go Next Week
To See About 1t.

A committee Of Clarksburgers will go
to Indiana next week to confer with tina
management of foundry in that State.
with whom the Clarksburg Industrial
Company is negotiating for the purpose
Of their coming here with their foundry.
The committee consists of Anthony
Bowen and B. +. Robinson, but +. r.
Davis will likely accompany them. The
concern, if it comes here, will employ so
men and will be useful industry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
County Republican Executive Com
mittee Holds Meeting and De-
cides onthe Manner of Select
ing Delegates to the
Various Conventions
Chairman Highland Resigns. Owing TO the Busi-
ness Demands on His Time Homer Vii
liams Succeeds Him Cllas. g. Coff-
man Succeeds Secretary
Flanagan.

The county Republican executive com
mittee, pursuant to call, met in the
court house here at II O'Clock Saturday
forenoon. The members OF the commit
tee present were: +. B. Haymaler and
Frank Shuttlcworth, Clark district; A
B. Boggess, Coal district; Ernest L.
Pigott and NJ. L. Ribblett, Eagle dis.
trict; Z "A. Rider, Elk district; C. Z.
Dawson, Grant district; F. L. Robinson
sardis district; A. "A. Lang and AID.
Fitzhugb, Simpson district; 5, NJ. Flani-
gan and I. j. Cofrman, Tenmile district,
and c. 5. Criss, Union district.
John NJ Flanagan rendered his resig.
nation as committeeman in Tenmile dis
trict and as secretary of the. executive
committee. W +. Leonard, of Salem
was elected to succeed him as commit
teeman and Charles G. CofTman, OF this
city, TO succeed him as secretary of the
county executive committee.
Jesse VI. Hagerty and Henry Bennett
we're elected as committeeman in sardis
district to I'll the vacancies, caused by
he removal OF +. Il. Robinson and c. +.
Bailey from the district. *
The manner of selecting the delegates
the congressional state convention at
barleston. to select delegates to ths
national convention, the county conyen.
ion, the judiciafs the senatorial ane
he state conventions was decided upon.
ME manner of the selection for the con.
gressional and the Charleston einyentions
is described in the resolutions adopted
md published in this article For the
election Of delegates to the Judicial.
,enatorial and state conventions, primary
elections will be held May 5. next, and a
county ticket will benominated that day
in the same way the rnles of the pri-
naries held May 20. 1902, We're adopted
With few changes. making three com.
nissioners. and two clerks instead OF
'ine judge and two inspectors.
V. L. Highland resigned as chairman
# the executive committee, owing to the
sact that the business demands on his
time do not permit him TO give that at-
tention to the position it requires.
Homer w. Williams was elected to sue
ceed him.
The committee adopted the following
resolutions:
Congressional Delegates.
On motion duly made and carried i
. ordered that all Republicans residing
in Harrison county. attending the con
vention to be held at Wheeling. in Ohio
.onnty. Nest Virginia, ON the 18th day
II April, 1904. for the purpose Of nom.
Mating candidate for congress, and Sc
leeting electors to be placed upon The
ticket at the next general election, be
md they are hereby appointed and elect.
ed delegates to said convention, to cast
the votes TO which Harrison county may
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05

Collector Steele reported s3,0o4.53 col,
lected from February 5 10 March and
ss,osols paid out during The same per.
iod.
Councilman Moore suggested that a.
soon as the ground is in condition the
rurbing on hand be set and that it be by
contract, whenever favorable. lie
stated that the street committee would
do this as soon as practicable.
Councilman Hart stated he had exam
ined the gas meters of the street ear
company and compared them with the
city gas meters and concluded that II
would be hest for the city to accept the
proposition OF the West Fork Oil and
Natural Gas Company to,fiirnish gas al
the water works plant. the crematory
md the Ere Department for sl3750 pc,
month. Mr.. Moore advocated IL and il
was ordered that Councilman Hart b.
empowered TO secure snch contract 70,
rs long as possible.
An order for S32.90 was directed TO bf
drawn in favor of the city treasurer tc
reimburse him TO the payment of thu
Sarah Modispaugh judgment Of s52.9o
Mclaughlin & Riblett applied for ped
dler's license and it was ordered granted
when they comply with the law.
The street superintendent was diroctci'
10 abate the nuisance at the Foriyce
property on sycapore street.
DIR. A. s. Carr, chairman of the board
Of trustees of the Methodist Episcopa'
chueh. South, informed the council in .
written communication that the eongre.
cation contemplated building new
church edifee at the corner of West Mair
and South Chestnut streets and asked
for street lines and grades at that point
The city engineer was directed to give
the same.
w. S. Law was given permission I.
erect a two-story brick house in Gler
Elk, near the Home hotel.
z. w. Rollins was given permission tc
erect a porch in front of his residence
at 1873 Cain street.
J. a. and A. +. Batten were granted
permission to build one.story iron-clad
building as an addition to the shor
building at los West Pike street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
CITY SACES HOLD
QUIET BUSINESS MEETING
Many Routine Matters Attended to.
But Nothing Especially New.

The city council met in regular session
Friday night with Councilmen Kearns,
McAndrews, Kelley, Hurst, Ernst, Moore,
Hart and Thorne, Mayor Grille, City
Clerk Cole, Superintendent of Streets
Doyle, Collector Steele and several spec.
tators in attendance.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
Mayor Grille informed the council that
the city attorney had apprised him that
he had received several letters from
George w. johnson, master commissioner
in the Desperate Chance litigation in
sisting for the payment of the costs in
that case, Councilman Moore st,ted
that the matter wa, II ~ han, II
Judge Golf and the city's interest would
be looked after, The mayor then stated
that there had been some misunderstood.
ing as to the matter of making arrests
and he explained that warrants or @on
view" We're necessary and authorize Of
iicers to do so. He read several law an
thorities on the subject supporting his
position. In the, case of misdemeanor
no officer has the right to make an ar
rest except on view or warrant.
Mayor Grille further stated that a.
there had been some comment on the
records of the city, it was his belief that
were kept as well or better this year
than ever they were and 1t was due very
largely to the city clery and the finance
committee. In addition he stated that
in 1901 it cost the city sl362l.s5 to
maintain the police force. The first
year of his administration it amounted
to $4.7O6.73, and this year less than that
amonnt. He also stated that he handled
no funds Of the city and that he could
assure the people that the strictest in
tegrity had been observed.
Chairman Moore, of the street commit
tee, told council that the controversy over
the placing of pole by the Consolidated
Xelephone Company had been adjusted
by the removal of the bird cage.
Mr. Moore also called attention to
the miserable condition Of the street
from the red" bridge TO the Hazel ATLAS
glass factory and recommended that the
street be repaired and at his suggestion
the matter was referred to the -steet
committee with power to act This com.
mittee was also instructed to repair
that part Of Baltimore street running
from Fourth TO the overhead bridge in
Glen Elk.
An ordinance for the widening Of
Traders alley from Third to Fourth
street passed its second reading and was
adopted.
Chairman Kelley. Of the water works
committee, reported that as far as he
Knew everything was satisfactory.
Councilman Hart stated that owing to
the suggestions by insurance people, he
would defer making recommendations
until the new main at the pump station
could be connected and thought it un-
wise to recommend any new work
Councilman Kelley advocated the op-
Grafton Of time register in connection
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
INJUNCTION
DISSOLVED
As to All the Defendants Except Three
in an Important Bankrupt Case, to
Which Barbourites Are Parties.

Jasper Y, Moore, clerk of the federal
court, received the notice Saturday morn.
ing in the case of Harry II. Byrer, trus.
tee in bankruptcy, against j. n. B..Crin
and others, dissolying the injunction as
to all the defendants, except j. y. B.
Grimm, +. II. Grimm and Melville Peck.
The case involves the sale of some Bar.
bour county lands and was heard by
Judge John J. Jackson Friday afternoon
at Parkersburg,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
COAL MINERS
Arrested and Jailed to Stand Trial or
Charge of Assaulting Miner and His
Wife at the Columbia Mines.

John Lugek and Steve orheclS, two
miners working at the Columbia Mines
were rarested Friday evening by Con
stable Merritt and brought to the county
jail and imprisoned. They win betried
this evening by Magistrate Riley upon
a warrant issued at the instance of Rose
Keul, wife of John Keul. a miner at the
Columbia mines, who charges them with
assaulting both her husband and herself
few days ago The matter is the re-
suit of neighhorhood row.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
NEW WAGE PROPOSITION
HAS BEEN SUBMITTED
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Indianapolis. Ind, March 5-The new
proposition Of the operators for wage
scale equivalent to 5k per cent. reduction
Of wages was submitted to-day to the
JOINT conference of miners and opera.
tors and recess asked for by the miners
who went into executive session.
All national mine officers advanced this
argument that the miners accept the op-
orators proposition.