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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

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aeHts ~entsesen. SrsentweI@e cr4sfer'
gnfi unb irsenb cine ansabI bon Nuffern
rtrb ssliefert. Reue Substituting unb neus
tlntformen. &. q. @iIIer, Director.
eeurp sprsmspfetL @ef@dftsfabrer'
80l Rentu6p Arenue.
9eIspbon ssss Zen 1893.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15


% abington Ser britif6e
8otf9after Sir MOrtimer Surano TT
FIR ben Winter 3uriid9esebrt unb bat
bic 2eiturig Der Boti9aft ibernonmen.
@abington. O. 9. @or.
telpou. Der Worfbenbe bes republ.
Rationale omite's. traf bier Elm. Nad
tursem Bsfu9e New Dort's sebt er auf
Gerien.
st. 2ouis. =. g. 9aihes, ber
9ofomotipfhbter bes sefern entsleiffen
Wabaib- 3ugs, 1T ieinen 8erlebunsen
erlegen. Au9 Der 0ei3er ftirbt uabr=
fHeinli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
0ereiteIte @btneen.
@in9 mugge 9.

g o q b 9 B., Snb., Ia. Sob.
8 @hineien uurben bon Beamten beg
@ebeimoisnfes bon San Graneisco
bisrbsr perfolst uno mad Chicago ge'
bra&t.
Man bate He fir3li& nod ben Der.
Staatsn sinsei3mu9selt. Nls bic Sa9s
beqann, perfanbte man bie @binefen in
QoKern nod South Isnb. TIM 10 biz
Spur bic Setettips ~ab3uknfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
M | s a d tuns eines prdi l.
bentensBefebs.

iigung bon Ndberinnen I'm S6uplfiu
Nrienal gu philadelphia niat CUR Nus.
fhbrung sebradt. Sm 0amen Der
Ndberinnen eriaien beute Or. 5. Sople
aus philadelphia beim prdfoenten nit
Der Wittbeiluns. feline Gnweiiunseu
ieien niht befolet unb nur Elm She'll
Der Mrbsiter an bic Jrauen 3urtidgegea
ben woroen. Die Mnfertisung bon
Beintleioern, bic ettpa $500, 900 i'm
Sabre ausma&t, muree ben Grauen in
oiretter MiBadtuns BON ben 8efeblen.
bes prdfoenten boreptbaltsn.
prdfioent &ooiebelt forberte nod
@ernebmung bisfsr 2unoe bas 9rieas.
departments gum 8eri4t auf uno nil
Die uebertreter ieiner Mnpeiiunger
nebf ben @riinoen bierftir fefteaen
laHen.
6 r5fnung Der Mrbsiter-
@onpention n.
g Grancisco IA. Sob.
480 Selsgaten, 8 MiQiOnen unb
400, 900 MiteIisber bon Mrbeiter-@e-
pertidaften bertreteno, traten beute CUR
"a. Sabres= 8eriammlun9 Der Mmeri-
CON federation Of 2abor In Der 2rric
6aue 3uiammen.
Nnmeieno tparen
Samuel 8ompers, pr1fbent Der
american decoration Of 2abor
Sobn Wit9sn, prdtosnt Der Ser.
@rubenarbeitsr bon Mmerifa; WaS
Worris, Generals ecretdr uno S9aB-
meilier, %. o. Wabon, prdfibent bes
Yerbanbes Der Strabenbabnan9effela
ten u. u.
Nuf Die berFdiebenen Bearibungs=
Nnfpra6en e~rpioerte Serr @ompers.
Bor Der Nbfimmune iiber ben Bs-
riat bss gsslaubigunes.@ omitss erLob
fi6 SO. S9arbt, Der 0~oribenoe beg
@bieagoer 8srbanbs unb ma9te bar=
auf aufmertiam. oab er bon Der @om-
miifiOn feinen SIP erbalten babe.
Nahmittaqs perlas prdfoent @om=
pers ieinen nit 8eifaa auf9enommenen
Sabresberi9t na9ber S9aBmeifer
2ennon ben ieini9en.
gbenos ipra9 Serr MatOn i'm
Mhambra-8 beater.
9 o 6 T q b b t t.
@febelanb, o., IA. Sob.
Der beitise Sturm, Der 9effern Nadi
iber ben erie See unb bas ean3e n6ro-
liAe Obio utitbete, ftbrte bier gum
3ooe zines WeniGen uno 3ur i9weren
0erleBung BON 8 anbern; Der Sod
fdaoen 1T betrddtlid. Sin bard ben
Sturm geblenoeter %lnbetannter muros
bon sinem 3u9e t6btli9 berlsbt uni
Capt. Winnsp aus Buffalo berlor fein
2eben beim 2entern zines 8ootes.
HemO [, IA. Sob. 8 @efan,
gene bon elmer Sniel in CAT &iper,
mo- tlsinere Selitte psrbtbt meroen.
tamen, ME man glaubt, BET ben
Sturm um's 2sben. sic batten Be'
iudsr nod Der Stabt surhdbef6roer
uno wuroen oann bonn Strom nod
benz Gong Sslanb Sunb entfabrt.
8aItimore, Mo., IA. Nob
Diele 8elesraphen- uno Selepbon=2i
MEN fnD nod INNER auBer Orbnuns
uno Der @ei&dftssans !!eioet erbebli@
St6rung.
0em Yort. IA. Sob. Se
Sturn, tpelder tiber bic Staten oil
Der attantifGen &ife babinfeste UNI
RG nod Norben au einsm Ortan emf
widelte, mar in Rtdi2t auf Die melt
aebenben WeriebrsH6runeen be
i9limmfe feit benz ~bentphroigel
Ghneeffurm bon 1883.
Die berbdltnibmdbig seringen lin
fdlle CUR See fino ben 3eitis ersansene
sturm.W ~arnunsen gu beroanten.
Nem Dort. IA. Nop. 9i
0erbinoung nit Dem Wefen. mel6
!, Der S~onntags-S turm fur piele Stun
ben untsrbro9sn, wurbe bon Der Nfot
{ prefe tur3 na9 8 nbr Worgens ruieoe
bergefelt.
WafbinQton bate fat bic Qar,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

gerifopfnma bemirft

aopfffu1er5er, fhIe6tes HIut rno 6arn5es
lebfperoen. Srafe'S 8nImetto @ine furfert in
oret Hagen. Greie TIal9e uiro auf Griu1en
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
GtarfeS GtA6.
9afro's Auspeiinnas.8 efehI gegen
einen aunerifanif1en 8iirser.

s.. Salre3, S9riftleiter oes .Wenes
3uela 5eralo", 1T auf gefebI oes 8rd-
foenten @aftro aug @ens3uela ausse=
pieIen. Sie @sianbti9aft in garaeas
oepeidirt bic MaGri6t ans Staats-
Department.
Saurea bat ~aIeseit bic ameritaniiden
SntereKen In ieinsm 8latfe bertbeioigt
uno unierfiibte bic Mspbalt 60. bel
ibren iingften Wirren. Mie man
glaubt, III er amerifaniider Birger.
u d nit benz 6rancois-
9uftf9iffit esnidt
6 I. 2Duis, IA. Sob. = Die
probefabrt bss Grancois, 9uftfdiHes
fam beute burd einen unfaa au einem
pl6bliden Nbbru9, na1oem bic Glrg=
mai9ine Is Minuten in Der 2uf! ge=
ueien mar.
Die 2~entbarfeit oes BaIcns lieb fih
inbefen mdbreno oieier 3eit aidt naA=
meiien, ME Der grfinber iaat, tpegen
Geblens bes Rubers.
60 iDlte Dor allem aesei9t uerben,
Oh oas S9if aua Obne &roer lenfbar
iei. Gina 5000 perfonsn, ,barunter
prdRoent Graneis, 9eIen @oulb. prOf.
2anslep aus Waibingtnn II. H., batten
id als 3uidauer einsefunben.
Sn benz 8orbe befanoen fi9 Der gr=
timber 6rancois aus paris nit feinem
frana. Snesnisur Sdnsiber. Den
llnfaa ftibrte Der Bru9 elmer 9draube
berbei.
Sas 2uftIhif 1T bas ar0bte. ueldes
man iemals In Mmerita lab unb fein
@rfinbsr beaei9net es als bic 9r6bte
Slusmai6ine Der Welt.
9 m Baben Deru1gli d /.
g a Sieqo o. gal., IA. Non.-
SRhore Stub, cine S9auipielerin.
murbe beute beim 8aben bur4 cine uns
aebeuere Wose ing tiefe Wafer ee-
riHen unb beuubtlos ans ufer ge-
bra9t. Die Soffnunsen auf ibre
Wieoerberftsluns finb 9erins.
Sfioore &ui5 if ipdter eiem 6era'
fdlase erleaen.
Gin mtIbes Nerbift.
Srinibab b, @ol., IA. Sob. Sie
@oroners Surp, tpelhe bas ungliif In
Der Sercio @rube, benz 19 @rubens
arbeiter gum Opfsr fielen, unteriuats,
gab als Sobesuria9e cine Staub- gr-
plOiion an, FIR bic tuel&e &Odp Woun-
tain Goal & Sron 60. vsum 9beile
berantmortli9 iet."
Gufb imi g Mntun t.
% Arlington IA. Hop. =
Bring Guibimi, Der Mooptib : Brubel
bes 3aiisrs BON Sapan, wuroe bel fei-
rer Nntunft bier bonn 0ilfs = Stats:
Sefretar pisrce i'm Muftrage beg Yrd-
~ioenten begriiBt. Der Bring nabm
i'm arlington 0otsl Quarter. 81
madt morgen benz prdfoenten feline
Nufmartung.
SieamtIi9e 3dblung.
Denper, @olo., IA. Nop. 9it
amtlide etimmen.3dbluns 1T big au'
einiae Counties bollsnbet. Die idor
frhber anasthnSist, if bic Webrbei'
beg aum @outerneur erpdblten Mbams
tber psabObp ni&t meniser als TO-
900.
WereiteIte @binefen.
gin9 m ggeIun9.
Soatb 9 b, Snb.. IA. Sob
8 @hinsien tuurben bon 8eamten be!
@ebeimoisnfes bon San Graneisc'
hierbsr perfOlst uno nod Chicago ge
bra@t.
Man bate fe fir3li& nod ben Ser
/ Staten ein9ei4mu9selt. Nls bic Sag
: begann, ~perfanote man bie @binefen II
2ofern nod South 8snb. TIM 10 bi
Spur bic Setettips absuenfen.
Wab n 9 o n. Oer britif6
: Botfdafter Sir Mortiuler Gurano Il
fur ben Winter surid9esebrt uno bo
: bic Qeitung Der Boti9aft iibernolnmen
Wabington. O. .. Cor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Surge 9epei9ea.
IA. Nobember.

IA. J(oDemoer.
SnIamo.
W darlington. Das Ober-
8unoesseridt bot fia auf 2 Woden
our Musarbeitung bon @nti9eihun9en
pertagt.
@incinnati. 8. s. Smmei1s
bort, Elm betannter &Oblenbdnoler,
enbete ietn 2eben aug unbstannter
uria9e bur& Selbfmoro.
MuSIanb.
0tlIe 3 rance. Ser anier.
2reu3er ,glebelanb" if aus @enua an=
9elanst.
Srief. Oeferreid. Ser amer.
Momiral O'Neil traf aur 8efiatiaung
oes Arienals bier, in Giume uno pOla
etn.
6 t. petersbura. Die @e-
ri9te bon elmer @ertaeuns Der 3em=
fob 8erfammluna uerben bonn &e6ts-
Sournal bementirt.
W ton. Grau &oofe-
belt reife Biz 6reitag gum Beiude bon
8srpanbtsn nod Stem Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
AXE ERIE & WESTERN R.. R.
...Sabraeit Der 8iiae /.

-. Sabraeit Der 3lse...
Abfabrt Autuuf
EOIsbO, Chicago umo yei4isan eEpres..t 7.lb tlo.ss
IoIsbo. Detroit unb Chicago Sim .....s12.ao s.25
Ri9isam Gttp. Waneis u. 2ofapsttee pI-t TO t1o.a5
. toaIin I ouseeuommtn 6onutaes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
pITTSBUR6ERS
ARE COMING
In Large Number on Special Train to
Visit clarksburg to Promote Trade
Interests and See Country.

The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association, of Pittsburg, will shortly
visit elarksbhrg and other cities of West
Virginia. Arrangements are rapidly be-
ing completed by a committee OF the
associations board OF directors and Cen
eral Manager w. ]. Wardrop for the
trip. The party win leave Pittsburg
some time before the last OF June and
travel over the Baltimore & Ohio mostly
in West Virginia. They expect to visit
S3 towns and cities in the state and
travel 500 niles. The train that will
carry these Pittsburg business men will
be specal car through with Pullman
and dining car equipments. The object
of the visit will be to promote trade in
terests and to ascertain more fully the
natural industries and advantages of
this section. Local business men and
the board of trade will prepare to give
them royal reception and entertain
ment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
BURGLAR
DISCOVERED
At the Home of Governor" Pick in the
Act of Crawling Up the Stairway
Stole Small Amount of Money.

The residence of Governor Frank
Peck, at the old fair grounds, was burg
larized Sunday night. The Governor
mad gone to church and his mother was
at home alone. The down stairs door
had been left open for the Governor on
his return and Mrs. Peek was upstairs.
About $50 o'clock she heard a noise
and opened the upstairs door to see what
was wrong. As she did so, she saw a
well known young colored fellow crawl
ing steathily up the stairway toward
her room. As soon as he was detected
be jumped up and ran from the house.
Investigation disclosed the fact that
he had stolen 1926 from pocket book
IN ths cupboard in the dining room.
Mrs. Peck let colored fellow into
the sroundsin the afternoon at his re.
quest, TO go 10 some of the stalls. and
he was not seen any more untn he was
discovered crawling up the stairway.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06

KILLED BY
LIGHTNING
WITHIN SIGHT OF SEVERAL HUMID
RED COMPANIONS PETER ATA-
NOS, A RUSSIAN LABoRER, WAS
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Was Standing Under Oak Tree at Hope
Gas company's Camp on Tsnmile-
His Body Was Thrown Fifteen Feet
Oak Tree Splintered.

Peter Atancs, twenty three years of
age, Russian laborer, was instantly
killed by lightning at the laborer. camp
on Tenmile creek. near the confluence Of
Gregory's run and that streas. about
two miles north of NYilsohburg, Saturday
evening during the wind and rain storm.
The remains were brought to the
clifrord-osborne undertaking company,s
establishment, in this city, and prepared
for burial. The funeral took place from
the chapel Of the undertaSersi Sunday
evening and intermont was made in the
Holy Cross cemetery.
Atanos was killed almost within the
sight of three or four hundred. labor
en-, who had quit their work ana taken
to shelter during the storm. The lab
orers are MOSTLY Russians and all are
working on the big twelye.inch ga.
main which is being laid by the Hope
Gas Company to conect with the big gas
mains which run to Pittsburg by way
OF Warrington. Ttanos was standing
under a large oak treet when the bolt
descended. He was thrown a di.tance
of about fifteen feet afr being struck
and two laborers ran toward him and
caught his lifeless body just as it wa.
falling down into fGe creek. NFbe big
oak tree was splintered to pieces. A
laborer standing within short distance
Of where Atanos stood was seriously
shocked by the electric current, but he
recovered sometime afterwards.
There was not a mark of any kind on
the dead mans body, nor was the aesh
dtscolored on scared nor the clothing
burnt or otherwise harmed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
BaCcALAUREATE
Delivered to BrOaddus Institute Grad
yates By Rev. Calder Was Listened
TOBY Usual Large Audience.


The usual large congregation that al
ways assemblies to hear the baecala
cate sarmon 10 the graduating class o.
Broaddus Institute was present at the
First Baptist church Sunday morning.
The class entered the church and
marched down the aisle to the place
reserved for them, preceded by Princi
pal DR. Swar,z, Rev. MeDanel, Rev. L. E.
Peters aud TIE preacher-of tie sermon.
Rev. William carder Calder, of the
First Baptist church. Parkersburg, w.
Va
Rev. Calder took for his text Romans
!. a. 4 aia debtor both TO the Greeks
ina-to The Bubarians; both to tho
wise and tie unwise" In very earn
est manner the preacher impressed upor
his hearers that every man owed del
% th world in which he lived aud to the
people in it.
The sermon was claste in dietion, for
eible in expression, impressive with IL
instrations and was listened to with
much pleasure By the large audience.
The music was very fne under the
direction of Miss yollrath, who sang a
solo, and conducted beautiful selec
tion by q ladies quaftette.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06

ABOLISHED
Telephone Rentals Must Be Paid Either
at Central Office or General once
Other Matters Pertaining to
Telephone Service.


The Consolidated Telephone Company
has issued the following letter to ite
patrons
'sYour attention is called TO the fol-
lowing facts in order that you may
know what efforts have been made to
improve and extend the service:
During the past two years about
fifty Thousand dollars (S5O.oOO.0o) has
been spent in improvements and exten-
sions, and we are now prepared to give
.our patrons AZ far west as Parkersbure
and Manetta, as far east as Oakland.
Md, a far north as Wheeling and in a
short time win reach Pittsburg and
Cleveland, as as far south as Sutton
Glenville and Grantsville.
.'Bcsides this we have connected
Warrington, Fairmont, Fairyiew, Graf
ton, clarksburg, Elkins, Belington, Par.
sons and intermediate points with cop,
per metaIlic circuits. We are desirous
Of giving the best possible service to
all patrons and we are glad to have
suggestions from subscribers that will
improve our service.
Owing to the large number Of sub.
scribers, the extent of the territory COW
cred, and the expense of collecting the
rentals, it becomes necessary ror us 70
establish system by which our sub
cribcrs can call at the central Office with
which they are connected and make set
tlement, or remit same to the general
office at Fairmont, W. Va, rather than
have collector call on each patron.
"The board of directors have decided
that the telephone rentals will remair
The same to all subscribers who pay on
or before the 18th of the first month
of each quarter; namely, January, April
Iuly and October. All telephone rentals
are by the contracts and the rules of
the company due and payable on the
arst day of fhe qaarter. We will adop,
the method employed by the gas and
electric light companies, and mail you a
fara showing yon the amonnt due for
telephone service. You will notice that.
the rental as it appears on the card has
been increased fifty cents per telephone
but this viii be rebated if paid on OF
before the 10th of the first month Of tlie
lnarter to your contract Al your ccntral'
aiiicc, or at the general Office at Fair
mont
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
CONVENTIONS
Of the Baptist Associations Are Ap-
proaching-Big Anniversary celebra-
tion at Broad Run Church.

The Union, Baptist Sunday school
convention will be held as4Grafton on
June 20 and So The Sunday school of
the Baptist church here belongs, to this
convention. a
The Broad Run convention will be
held at Mt. Zion church, on PREGNANT.
creek, July l6 and IL. J. Dallas Sim
mons, of Buckhannon, is president, and
G. Worthy Kemper, of Broaddus In.
stitute, secretary.
The Broad Run Baptist Association
will be held at the Broad Run church
Wednesday and Thursday before the
first Sunday in September. Rev. w. L.
Henry, of Weston, will preach the an.
nual sermon and Rev. ]. Dallas Simmons,
the doctorinal sermon. Tie accession
will be the hundreth anniversary of the
church and there will be celebration
in that respect. A condensed history of
the church is being prepared to be read
on that occasion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
OIL FIELD NEWS.

In the Salem district in this county,
The South Penn OH Cas- No. 2 on tle
". a. Rogers fql5n j. producing l25
barrels. In The Folsom distcict the
anne eompanys 10, on tIle s. A.
Cavalier farm and No on the q. w.
Talkington farm. are producing I2o and
10 obarreli d as TespsetfulIy. In tho
northeast end Of the same district, tile
same company hss shot siitsp 10. 4 On the
Jacob Cunhingham farm ana increased
It's production to 100 barrels s,siay.
On the east side Oh tbe Fol oln dis.
tricts in this county, the South Penn hi.
drilled its sos6- on. the o. ID. Hali farm
% feet into, the stray and has developer
no OF or gas. The same eompan. has
completed its No, on tie John stoat
heirs farm and the wen Is producing 81
barrels day The test on the D. s
Cunningham farm has been given shot
but failed to make producer Of ii.
In the same district, in this county.
the South Penn has drilled its No. 6 on
he a. NJ Morris farm six feet into tie
'ordon and has light show Of oil.
Northeast Of the Salem district, The
same company has drilled It's No. 8 on
Che Z. N. Estlake farm into the Gordon
md has light show OF oil. The same
company has drilled It's test on the ".
/. Steele farm 10 feet into lie Gordon
and the hole has tilled up 100 feet with
fluid.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
MUSICIAN
WIN Come Here From Washington 70
Form New Orchestra to Play at
Traders Grand Opera House
For All Engagements.

4 new orchestra will be organized IN
clarksburg. J. Il. yoricks, a musician,
will arrive in. the city within the next
week for that purpose. Mr.. voricks Is
an experienced and talented yioInist.
Y is the intention 10 have him form an
orchestral organization to tll the en-
sagements at the Traders Grand opera
honse a. well as al Other engagements
open. It is probable that Mr., vdricks
VIII form Dilsscal club also. he VIM
reside in cluksburg Indefinitely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06

SABBATH
VIOLATIONS
Held By Magistrate Here to Answer In
dictments By Grand Jury-Bond
Fixed at 500 Each.

Willie Robinson, of Wallace, was Civ
en- a hearing before SQUIRE James n.
David here Monday afternoon at one
o'clock on warrant sworn out bysJ.
+, Dye, OF his home town, charging him
with hauling oil well supplies on the
SABBATH day and thus violating the law
and desccrating the day. The evidence
was sufficient to justify the magistrate
in holding him for the grand jury and
ais bond was fixed at 800. He gave it.
H. \. Robinson waived examination on
the same charge and gpve similar bond.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
SISTER
of A. Frank Dennison, of This City,
Dies at Her Mothers Home Near
walkersville Sunday Noon.

\. Frank Dennison left Monday morn,
ing for his mothers home near Walkers
vile, six miles south of Arnold, Lewis
county, to attend the obsequies Of his
sister, Miss Icie Dennison, who died at
her home Sunday noon after an illness
with pneumonia.
Miss Dennison was twenty years Of
age and a charming young lady. She
was well known in olarksburg. having
visited here and the friends Of the fam.
lily this city are deeply panied 70
hear OF her untimely demise.
she is survived by her mother. Mrs
Mary Denuisun. two sisters and three
brothers. The funeral win take place
from the late home Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
ACCIDENT AT GAS OFFICE.

Saturday night about 300 o'clock the
plate glass in the front door. ef the
Mountain State Gas Company in the
Oak Hall building on West Main street,
was broken in mysterious manner. A
stranger was seen to walk toward the
door and a crash followed. He denied
having anything to do with it. The
Indications are that the glass was struck
Sith come hard implement n the nature
of ssane,s So far as is known it was
not an ATTEMPT at robbery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
ent Term of Court, Some
charged and Court Will
in a Day or So.

All ths Ars in circuit court, except
those in the panel, were disIsrged on
Monday afternoon by Judge Mason with
the understanding that court viii ad-
journ Tuesday evening or Wednesday
morning.
Frank Gaughan's bond for conviction
for running slot machines, was renewed
The suit OF the Salem bank against
the United States Oil and Gas Well Sup.
ply Company was dismissed.
A similar order was entered in the
suit .of Hood Brothers and Macklin vs..
the Fairmont Powder Company.
James w. Ewing qualified as an at
torney from the Ohio county bar.
I-sue was joined in the cause of R.
i. Fortney against Augusta Wyatt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Little Miss Madge coffman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cofrman. enter
tanned number of her little friends N
graceful and delightful manner at her
home on Clay street Friday afternoon.
The event was given in celebration of
the little lady's eighth birthday. The
afternoon was very pleasantly spent by
the guests and Miss Coffman received
numerous handsome presents as tokens
of remembrance from her friend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
COMING coIoRED WEDDING.

The marriage OF Miss Launa olette
Jones, eolored, daughter OF Mrs. Logan
Jones, to Mr.. Jesse Montgomery Evans,
colored, win occur at Pride's chapel. A.
u. T. church, Tuesday evening, June
2s, at $40 o'clock. Ii promises to be
one OF the most brilliant weddings of
the season among the colored people
Mr. Evans is a trusted employe at the
Traders hotel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06

ACCEPTED
And the Next Annual Session of the
Episcopal Diocesan Council of West
Virginia Win Be Held Here.

The next annual meeting of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Council
of West Virginia win he held in Clarks-
burg. Rev. James +. Plummer, rector
Of Christ Episcopal church, of this city,
attended the twenty+eventh annual
session OF the council which has just
closed at Martinsburg and extended the
invitation OF the vestfy and congregation
of Christ church to the assembly to
meet in this city next June The invi.
tation was unanimously accepted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
SERIES OF
SERMONS
On Some Bible Athletics" win Be De-
liyercd BY Rev R. B. McDana at
the First Baptist Church Begin
ming Next Sunday.

Rev. R. B. Mcdaniel will begin next
Sunday night series Of sermons on
Some Bible Athletes The subjects
are as follows:
''Nimrod, the Mighty Hunter
"Tubal-cain, the stalwart Iron work
err
Samson, the Terror 81 Strength
David, the Muscular Shepherd
Paul, the Christian Wrestler
All young people, especially young
men are invited TO hear these sermons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
IN CRITICAL CONDITION
FROM OPERATION

Miss Mary Walsh. of wilsonburg, un.
derwent serious operation at the City
hospital Monday morning. She was
taken to that institution some time ago
to be treated for appedicitis and recov.
cring from that a complication of dis
eases set in neccssitating the operation.
While the operation was successful, she
is in very critical condition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-06
DR.. PETERS WILL LECTURE.

DR.. Lewis E. Peters, the famous Sum
day school missionary, will leave tomor.
row for Cameron to attend the Pan,
handle Baptist Sunday Sehoon conven-
tion, which meets mt Fork Ridge church
Tuesday night and "Wednesday He has
been selected to deliver his noted lee
ture on Sunday School Gunnery."