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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-19
TEACHERS
INSTITUTE
For Teachers Of Grant and Union Dis
tricts Held at Mount Clare, Well At
tended and Very Interesting.

The tcnchers of INT md Cuion dis
tricts bcsan an Institute IN The South.
srn Methodist church building at Mount
Clare Friday morning There was =
-ooA attendance md much interest dis
PLAYED. County Superintendent +. wev-
man Ogden. George C. Mckinley ard
Prrf. s. f. Svartz. Of Broaddns College.
left this city Thursday morning to be n
attendance and participate in the PR,
gram.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-19
FUNERAL OF MRS. sHAFER

The fancrci Of Mrs. Hattie slnfcr will
ocur NJ the ii. f. churssh. at Adnmston.
Sunday afternoon at go O'clock. and
will DC i, charge OF the Daughters Of
Rcbccca. AL members of the Rebccca
lodge and all Old Fellow are requcst-
cd TO meet at sI,c old Fellows hail At
1915. Spesia arrangements have bscn
made with the strccs car company to
convey those who wish to attend
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-19
CIRCUIT COURT WILL pRy WILEY

William f. Wiley. alias .sRidv Wiley.
was bornd over to circuit court in the
penal sum Of 5000 by Magistrate S.w.
Gordon Thursday evening for stealing
diamond jcwelry to the valne of si.l0u
from Bao.c Ross. Of baltimore. He was
unable to furnish the bond and was com
mitted to jail.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-19
SAW
BALTIMo { IRE
FIRE

Philip Adler, Main Street Clothier, was
in Baltimore When the Fire Broke
Out and Witnessed conaagratior.
Phillip Adler, the Main street clotl,ier.
has returned from an extended tcip in.
eastern cities. he went to Baltimore
to attend the wedding of his daughter,
Miss Sadie Adler, TO Mr.. Jones Adler.
which event occurred last Sunday night.
The great fire broke out while Mr. Adj
Ter was in Baltimore and he Witnessed
the flames eat up many beautiful BULL.
ings. He says It was terrible t',ing.
He was also in other eastern cities Will,
ON his trip. buying spring stack OF
goods.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-19
UNDERWENT OPERATION.

s. d. IIaines. of Lynch. was operated
on At the City Hospital Thursday A
large tumor of the neck was removed
The operation was very successful and
thc patient Is on the road TO a rapid re-
covcry.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-19
DEATH "a AN 1NFANr

An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Eyat, Of Glen Falls. died Thursday
evening: The remains were brought to
Clafksburg and buried in the Holy Cross
cemetery Friday afternoon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-19
VIOLATED scHoo1. LAW.

Mrs. Allie Lang, of the Wines addi-
ton, was fined two dollars and costs
Friday afternoon by Magistrate S. w.
Gordon for violating the compulsory
school law by not sending her boy to
school on the charge preferred by Trnant
Officer Andrew Lyon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

ing him 10 dehne clearly what he
meant, aud IN reply Judge Parker
said
You are entirely right in assuming
that as I employed the phrase self
government ii was intended to be iden-
teal with Independence. political and
territorial After noting the criticism
referred TO by you ! an still unable TO
understand how II can be said that q
people enjoy self government while an
other nation may IN any degree what
ever control their action But to take
away al possible opportunity for con
lecture il shall he made clear in the
letter Of acceptance that i am i'll hearty
accord with that plank Of the Demo-
cratic platform which advocates treat
ing the Filipinos precisely Us we did
the Cubans And | also favor making
the promise to them now to take such
action As soon as il can prudently be
done
The exact wording Of the Democratic
platform is as follows
sYe insist that we ought to do for
the Filipsnos what we have done all
ready for the Cuhans. and it is our
duty 70 make that promise now, and
upon suitable guarantees OF protection
to citizens Of our own and other eoun-
tries resident there at the time 81 our
Withdrawal set the Filipino people up-
on their feet. free and independent to
work ont their own destiny
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
TURBINE OCEAN LINER.
Victorian to Gross Atlantic With New
PropelIina Power.

Victorian to Cross Atlantic With New
Propeliins Power.
Belfast. ireland. Aug. 70. Tie Allan
line steamer Victorian. the largest tar
bine vessel yet built, has been launch
"a here Ii is expected that she win
oe ready FOR service before the end OF
the year. She il $40 feet long. has 80
feet beam, and her depth is 40 feet 9
Inches.
The Victorian ~ to be fitted i'll 4
most luxurious manner and is to carry
! 100 passengers. but the chief interest
in her lies ID her propelling power.
Turbine steamers on the Clyde aud In
cross channel service have proved very
successful. mainly because they have
afforded more comfort to passengers.
but considerable notifications had IL
be devised 70 meet the requirements OF
the Atlantic service, including ener-
nous propelling power ana great stop
ping. backing and steering power
These difficulties are understood TO
have been overcome By Charles "A.
Parsons, the engineer who has de-
reloped the steam turbine aud made
it suitable for the generation III cleo
tricity and the propulsion Of merean-
tile and war vessels. A special ar
rangement has been devised for file
Nictorian's machinery whereby re-
versing power equal 10 that 81 her
forward prapelling power EN- he inn
parted 70 4 securing lie almost ia.
slant arrest 90 tie steamers forward
motion and speedy backlng III ease Il Il
needed. Her propellefs are three IN
number each GA separate length 81
shafting
The Victorian win he fitted with j
wireless telegraph apparatus ana viii
carry > complete printing outfit lie
tween decks Her Tonnage Is about
1860 ana She & expected to dere.o3
about 10000 horsepower.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Attempted penortatinn -

Cripple Greek, Colo. Aug 28-Tvo
men We're arrested BY Sheriff Bel
While attempting to deport Hermann
Herr, a clothing merchant Of Gold.
field, from the district They forced
Herr at the point Of a revolver 10 So.
company them, saying he was wanted
&C independence After the men had
left with their prisoner Herr son tele.
phoned Sheriff Bell Of the occurrence
ana the latter, with two deputies
overlook the would be deporters and
their victim aud arrested two 81 the
former. Herr was then given over to
one Of the deputies, who guarded him
% prevent amy further efforts to send
him away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

ind crew have urged disarmament. bnt
be minister at reking would not con-
licer the suggestion. Tie deck mana
gers notified the Russian officials that
he Askold's hull could not he repaired
~ Sunday More teIegraphing ID Pc
ting followed. ana then the Welcome
order to silsinantie was received by
Captain Reitzenstein. who immediate
y hauled down the flags Oh both yes
sells
Captain Reitzenstein had asked the
admiralty 70 be allowed 70 take out
bis ships even il the face Of the SUI
perior japanese force. but Hilea the
admiralty aseertained the BditIon
IF the Askold and the time required
Tor repairs heF disarmament was
ordered.
lpeef the supervision 81 tile customs
authorities. representing Chlna, TIE
Askoid and tirozogoi wili % eut of
commission before SUNDAY. ana III
soon as they are patched % they viii
take their places alongside TIE Gun
boat Mandiur which was dismantled
last Marcel Emperor Nicholas sent
message 81 the crews Of the Askogl
and tiroz0yoi congrataiaiing them fer
saving The vessels and converting
words AZ hope
There b general satisfaction here
over the outcome 81 tile matter Ii il
understood that the japanese fleet wfil
remain outside until the Russian YES
sells are completely disarmed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
WILL GIVE UP CHILDREN.
Lawrence G. phipps Agrees 10 Obey
His uncle's- Orders.

lawrence c. Phipps Agrees 10 Obey
His unele's- Orders.
Pittsbnrg. Ang. Ii. Henry pbIpps.
the London and Pittsburg millionaire,
has taken hand in The divorce pro.
ceedings instituted here 81 Lawrence
G. Phipps against his wife. Henry
Phipps has ordered BIS nephew To IL.
turn the children to Mrs. Phlpps al
once. and this Lawrence c. Phlpps has
agreed II 90 and viii return tie chill.
dren on Sept. /. senator Knox Is in
London with Henry Phlpps lie Is
counsel for Mrs Phiprs. The cable
dispatches sent from London 10 Law
renee 4, Thiprs are IT. follows
III YOU take technical advantage
Of your wife 10 obtain divorce. after
violating youf agreement with me. We
are quits
You agreed 50 allow yoHr wife POS
session of tue children until matters o.
separation we're settled. You must
keen this pledge. as | guaranteed ii
Return the children 1T once u Their
mother
D0 net attempt % allow the ease
% 90 q court until return. This
final since talk with Knox.
II IL amounted thar Mrs. rbipps
viii institute snit for divorce here as
soon as tie case Of her husband Is
auaShpd ~ Tfauvnw Nb@ axf.a.tg tft
have the suit there blocked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Port Arthurs Fatl :. Hand.

Tokyo. Aug. 26.-Ail the Russian de-
fenses al Port Arthur are under the
FIRE Of hundreds Of japanese guns, and
the final assault on the fortress is UNI
der way. Ii is evident that the Rus
sian lines have been weakened and
partly penetrated in the vicinity Of
Antszshan and Etseshan forts The
entire Inc OF Russian defenses imme-
diately about the harbor is within
range of the japanese guns 4 NUM-
Der Of Russian forts and batteries con
tinue to he vigorous. The direction Of
the japanese attack creates the inn
preston here that the city and de-
fenses on either side Of the harbor
entrance win fan first The fnal stand
viii be made al Liaothieshan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

past few years. Just at the present
time we are watching with great IN.
terest developments IN England We
are On the eve Of q crisis
1T may be that as a result Of this
crisis conditions WIN change SO "A ID
affect our party materially. The pres
ent government Is doomed. Mr. Cham.
berIain, who broke up tile Liberal par.
~, has succeeded now in breaking up
the Unionist party. and 50 There Is no
doubt thar tile approaching general
election viii result in tie defeat OF
the government
'sThe election win be Of the utmost
Importance 70 Ireland she win have
the deciding hand The Irish vote can
turn the scale
We are not committed @ either PAT
I'll we are Sighting for self govern.
ment ana we vote ia the way hest ear
cnlated to bring this abont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
EssItsment i 49, Marl.et.

New York. Aug 70 There was con
siderable excitement ID the local wheat
market oyer a frost scare from Mani
toba. After Opening III cents lower. III
S10T for December On active buying
and selling and drop Of from 2ia q
8 cents a hnshel in English markets
the bulls took charge Of affairs again
and ran The price mp nearly cents a
bushel on to Sl10B for December. Oh
a report that the Manitoba crops were
threatened By frost Corn advanced
about la 70 p cents on cold weather
news from Nebraska and Iowa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

St Petersburg Aug. 26.-The en-
peror has received a dispatch from
Nieeroy Alexeleff, dated Aug q, say
Ing thar General Stoessel reports from
Tort Arthur, Ang. III that at so in
the morning 81 that day the Japanese
began an assault on UgIovoi hill and
opened q fierce bonibardnlent On the
forfifications on the north and east
fronts with their batteries On Wolf
hills. The Japanese, he adds. are dig
ging trenches "a front 81 Sagshin and
along the entire Lunkhe Tiger valley
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

Portland and Asiatic Steamship com.
pany from Portland. Ore win resume
receiving freight destined 70 Nokoha-
ma. Kobe and Naeasaki. Japan. and
for points beyond those ports. Freight
win also be- accepted for Chemulpo,
Gensan and Fusan. Korea. bur bills Of
hiding must be inaorsed bearing nota-
ton. Al warehouse and extra charges
al Naeasaki 10 be paid by consignees. .
Freight viii not be handled for New
ehwang, Port Arthur. Dainy. korson-
koYsk. Alexanderoyak. Nikolaevosk.
Chinnanlpo and Aiokpo.
Shipments Of firearms. cartridges,
caps or unloaded cartridge shells des-
tined 70 Yokohama, Kobe. Nagasaki,
Japan or points via these ports win
not be accepted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Younss.aNn 60 go pi.L...4

YOUNGSTOWN. O., Aug. 26.-AmaIea.
mated piekets fhaye been thrown
around the upper millo the American
steei HOOP company and every point
Leading io the plant is being closely
patroied BY the strikers. The contin.
gent q strike breakers received by the
company from Plttsburg are being
housed n the mills hunks having been
erected for sleeping and a full snpnlv
n PROVISIONS sent with the men has
been placed in stock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Story Of Jananese RepuIse.

Ihefu aug 2g-Russisn adyieas rel
ceised here say that the japanese as
saults Oh Port Arthur On Aug p and
Aug - were repnlsed wirl tremen-
deus losses. Il is added that the az
tempt Of the Japanese 70 capture fort
No. ] cost them 10V0 men and that
their attack % Fort Etseshan resulted
III their losing 5000 men killed or
wounded. Porf Ilalny is said 70 be
flied with wounded men
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE.
Judge Parker Says He IS In Favor Of
II Ia Letter To Miiiburn.

Esopus. y. =. Ang 20 judge Alton
B. Parker. III response to request
from John 1t AiiIIhHrn 1t Buffalo. has
Clearly defined bis position on The Pill.
ippine question that he Is fully in ae-
cord with tie Democratic platform.
which demands that tie Fiiipin0s he
set free anl Independent and allowed
TO work ont their own destiny In bis
speech 81 acceptance Judge Parker
said
The accident Of war brought the
Philippines into our possession. and we
are not NJ liberty % disregard tie re-
enonsiHiIlty which thus caine 10 Us.
but ilat Responsibility Will be best
snbsersei lg preparing the islanders
as rapidly IS possible Tor self govern
ment and giving to Them the assur-
ances that IL Will come as soon as they
are reasonably prepared FOR it,
This was criticised by many Demo
Gratis IS being too vague II did not
show whether the candidate wanted
the Filipinos to ~ absolutely free and
independent or whether he meant that
they should be SELF governing under
the control az the United states which
is President RoOserelts belief Mr.
AIillburn wrote to him On the 10Th ask
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
RUSSIA APOLOGIES.
Promises That snoleusk Won't son
Any More British shiss.

Promises That smoIeusk Wont stop
Any More British Shirs.
London, Aug. 2s. ii II learned ti,at
Ambassador Bonkendofa has adv3sa.g
the foreign office here that tie erulsar
which oYerhauled the BRITISH stearer
Comedian of the southeast coast 81
Cape Colony Aug "a vas probably He
slnoleusk In which case her sctIon
could only be explaineila0n tie m.
position thar fhe orderN telegragaa,l
70 Der by The Russian admiralty shar
the Malaeca affair failed 10 reach hav
commander The Russian government
therefore proposes 10 take renewed
measures to see that the smolensk Il.
ceives orders to cease the axamina tior,
Of neutral shipping II Is explaiaaa
that before leaving fox the s3a,h ~
seTastopoi and Smolensk tool ~
board large supply Of coal. thus s..
aiding them 10 keep al sea with8ut
visiting q port where orders COMA "
delivered.
While tile British authorities desi-a
to continue their coneiliasorv pol.ey
they have informed tie Russian az.
erament chat the Smolensks lnfer.
ference with British shipping mus.
stop and they object strongly 10 M
examination of merchantmen ~ gy
from the scene o. hostllities by any
Russian cruiser This objection. It Y
said applies IL the British steamer
Asia, now at Port Said, which VA
detained and examined tn the Meditey.
ranean By the Russian auxiliary crq4
er Ural, equally with the Comedian
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Rains ston Il liao4anu.

Tokyo. Aug. 26. A dispatch from
General Kuroki's headquarters Id the
field. via Fusan. says fair weather
has returned after tive days heavy
and three days light rains Ii is hoped
that this is the last stretch Of the wet
season. Streams are falling aud the
sandy soil Is absorbing the water rapid
+. The Russians are reported to be
Terrifying Liaeyang extensively. Light
er defenses are being made in front
Of Anping, few smiles ahead Of Ku-
roki There has been no fighting re-
Gently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Japan.s strenath 4 ManehurIa.

fdaoyang. Ang 1ssAt tie Russian
headquarters here General kurolzi's
army is estimated at 100000 men. Cen
eral Nodzn's force at 10000 and Gen
eral Okus at 10000 This i exclusive
Of two divisions of about 10000 men
moving np Oh the right nank Of the
Lao FLYER According to the Chinese.
tie Japanese have converted the
branch railroad from Newehwang to
Tashichao into narrow gauge and
are conveying thither twenty siege
guns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
RussIans Sec Anster -.

London. Aug 20 The Anchor line
steamer Asia, which sailed Aug II
from Liverpool for Calcutta. las ar
rived at Fort said and reports having
been detained two hours while her
papers and cargo were examined by
tie Russian cruiser Eral The search
took place sixfy. miles east Of Cape st.
Vincent Portugal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
AMBUSHED BY BANDITS.
Captain Barrett Killed III Battle II IS.
land Of Leyta.


Manila, Aug 26-A detail OF native
constabulary las been ambushed on
the island o. Leyte by a superior force
Of bandits Captain II. Barrett 1t the
constabulary was killed III the fight
ing,
There has been trouble III the prov
inee Of Misamis island of Mindanao
where bandits have looted several
towns, The native authorities were de
fled and Pablo Alercado ana bis family
We're kidnapped Mercado was accused
q being too friendly with the Amer
leans Three Chinese stores were burn
ed Four natives We're murdered the
rest q them being burned alive. colo
mel Hartford Of the constabulary IS now
on The trail Of tie bandits.
Lieutenant Thornton Of the constab.
ulary has met death by drowning near
Dagupin Island 81 Luzon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Tlmothx woodr,H !. nuster a.,

tmothr woodruff at Oyster BAY
Oyster Bay, \. ". Aug. 25. The ony
caller Of Importance at Sycamore Hin
during the day was Timothy 4. WooQ
run, former lieutenant governor o.
New York, Having spent much Of nis
time at his summer resort in the Aof
rondacks, Mr. Woodruff has not bad op
portuniiy 70 see the president since IN
formers return from Europe His spe
cial mission here was to discuss WIN
the president the appointment q sue
cessor 70 the late J II. a. Brighan ss
assistant secretary of agriculture Y
though quite naturally the New lols
and the general political SITUATIONS
were considered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

washington Aug. z6.-The first re-
port Of the receiver II the First Ma
tionaI bank of Grinneii, Ia has been
fled with the comptroller q the cur
rency. The comptroller authorizes the
statement that owing 70 the large
amount Of forged paper among the as
sets an assessment against The share
holders for their full 100 per cent la
bflffy Is necessary and has been levied.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Nv Disoo Wins Lipson Trophy.

san Diego. Cal, Aug. 26.--The second
rare of thirty foot yachts for the
trophy pennanf presentedby SirThomas
ipton las resulted IN another victory
az the Detroit Of the SAN Diego Yacht
elnb. The Detroit having taken two
raees the third viii be unnecessary and
wiIl not be sailed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

Paterson. n. q, Aug. 20 -Four Ital-
gans have been arrested NJ Little Falls,
\. j. on suspicion that they were par
Elephants in the bold up Of Dana White,
the paymaster ~ the VRourke Con
struction company, at Cedar Grove
1hey are being held for Identification
81 their victim 50 far their names
are unknown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
aussIaa 49, So 3 90.

Tokyo. Aug - Two Russian tor
pedo boat tiesfroyers struck mines nt
tie entrance of Port Arthur The larger
one 0f the desirogerg. four funneled
one. was sunk The names Of the yes-
sels and ihesnnmber Of liFes LOST are
nEknNMu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
IRELAND's FUTURE BRIGHT.
John Redmond Sees Prosperity Dawn.
inc over Emerald Isle.

New York. Aug %. Brighter DAYS
for Ireland are dawning, according "a
statement made by John f Re6.
mond. the Irish leader in the British
narliament. who is here with Patrick
O'Brien. member Of parliament for
Kilkenny City, and Captain a. @. Don.
elan member Of parliament for Ea9
Cork. to attend the second convention
Of the United Irish League Of Amer.
lea in the Lexington Opera House on
Aug 30 and 81.
The delegation is staying at tho
Holman House, and on Sunday even.
ing It viii be formally welcomed AZ
the Carnegie Lyceum
This American league Of Irishmen >,
said Mr.. Redmond. ''has given US much
moral and material assistance Ii tbe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

Three Russian Cruisers at Cape Juby.
las palmas Canary Islands Aug. ~.
Fishermen report that three Bussiau
cruisers are egaling from The German
steamer NaleSia al Cape Judy. ofT THE
south coast Of Morocco
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
Hot Matnr nrtn1-.r..

+ you need to drink bot water p9u
Y from one jug 70 another few u'l'ea
ms VIII aerate it and remove the ny
insipid taste
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
TRANSPAClFIc FREIGHT.
Hartman Lines Resume shipments Is
Japanese Porte.

Chicago, Aug 28 Notice q given ~
the Hartman lines That. beginning
Aug. 90 the Pacific Mail Steamship
company from san Francisco ana tle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26
NARSHIPS DISARAED
AskOId and GrOzoyOi viii Stay at
Shanghai Till War Ends
INCIDENT REGARDED CLOSED
Reitzsnstein Wanted to Fight. bat Ad-
miralty Wouldn't Hear p is--czar
Praises Sailors Whom His Order
Saves From Certain Death.

Saves From Certain Death.
Shanghai Aug 26-A order has
seen received from the Russian minis
lei at Picking that the cruiser Askold
md the torpedo boat destroyer Grozo-
Foi should be disarmed. The dispatch
ended day Of considerable anxiety IN
aficiai circles. First an order vent
forth thar the vessels could remain
four days longer. Then negosiatlons
we're begun for another four days rhss
request was eagerly ana persistently
pressed by the Russian minister at
Picking. but II was absolutely refused
by the Chinese government There
lpon an order came to Shanghai to
rush work Oh the vessels aud 40 ont
70 what seemed certain death next
Sunday
The abject distress Of tie Askald's
REV when this news was resolved was
pitiable FROM the first the officers