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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
Fl Sr Vergne
de Ia Concha

Hoy le ha sido entregado 4 nues-
tro distinguido amigo D. Pedro verg-
ne de la Concha Ell nombramiento de
Marshall de Caguas.
Ell senior Vergne es un distinguido
ciudadano que goza de popularidad y
prestigio por su inteligencia, honra.
dez y energfa de caracter.
Es un acertado nombramiento que
en- Caguas ha de ser muy bien acogi-
do por todas las classes sociales, me-
nos por los turbulentos bandolsros
que hallaran en- 81 un infexible funcio-
mario cuando del cumplimiento de la
ley So trate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
AsesinatO de SuIsona
en- Sabana Grande

Antes de anoche fuk asesinado en-
Sabana Grande el Sr. don Vicente
Sulsona, siendo reducido prision el
alcale de dicho pueblo don Juan Bu-
sligo, d quien sc considera autor del
hecho.
FL sefsor Sulsona, qLe habfa esta-
do hasta hace POGO cumpliendo conde.
na en- presidio, habfa nombrado al Sr.
Busigo administrator dc aus bienes,
durante ~ prlsi6n y parece que ahora
al arreglar cuentas surgieron entire
ellos graves ditsrsneias,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
Junta EscoIar de Ia Ciudad
de Caguas

Por Ell presente Sc hace saber los
sef1ores profesores que deseen aspirar
al desempeno de las escuelas de este
t6rmino municipal para el entrante
af1o escolar, que por ell termino i'm
prorrogable de ocho dfas q contar
desde la fecha, Sc admitiran las soli-
citudes, las cuales deberan venir
acompanadas indispensablemente lie
los correspondence certifcados, no
dandose curse a ninguna de las que
no llenen este requisite.
Caguas, JUNO 81 de 1904
Presidente,
81 Jose J. Aludrez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30

la vida en- plena tortura del coloniage;
cuando las presiones de la vida civil
estrangulaban en- la inercia todos los
pronunciamientos expontaneos del de-
recho la libertad.
Habfamos nacido en- un rincon de
America, del mundo civilizado, alicia
dos, pero en- plena intensa Naturaleza,
donde la magestad de los cielos, Ia
vida silenciosa, pero bellamente exhu-
berante, de la campina; el fustigar ar
doroso pero fecundo del sol meridio-
nal, Ia poesfa hipnotizante, vaga y
sofladora de nuestras montaf1as y el
gemir de sus arroyos y el arrullo de
sus aves, todo. todo invitaba al hom-
bre Ia vida libre. Y nuestra exis-
tencia girando por destinos historicos
en- estrecho cfrculo FORBADE por Ell po-
der omnimodo de Ia fuerza, necesitaba
dejar abrir su valyula, para que el al.
ma encontrara IN escape, una expan-
sion, en- los diferentes 6rdenes de 81
vida.
Asi nacio este Ateneo y esq es 81
mas importante signifieaci6n historical
tCOncluird.l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
Continuance |osrumores de una
pr5xima bataNa

NEW YORK, JUNO 3O.-Cable-
graf1an los corresponsales de la prem
sa extrangera en- el Extreme Oriente,
que Sc considera inminente una gran
batalla antes que inalice la actual Sc
mana.
Toda la activa movilizaci6n de
tropas que SO nota tanto en- ell ejercito
rusocomo enel japon6s, demuestra que
pronto ocurrira un combate decisive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
E| captain Y olcia|es del vapor
General S|ocun'' han sido
procesados

NEW YORK, JUNO 30.-Han ST.
do procesados y puestos en- libertad
baio fanza, Ell captain sobre-cargo
del vapor General Slocum,S quienes
abandonaron el vapor poni6ndose en-
salvo mientras Ell passage, en- su mayo
ria mujeres y nifios, eran devorados
por las llamas.
Ell acto de cobardfa negligencia
ta sociedad, vivamente impresionada
por la cat astrofe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
lEn que naci6n Sc trasmiten
mas te|egIamas?

FL nnmero de telegramas enviados
recibidos @ que pasan por las princi.
pales lfneas telegrahcas del..mundo es
enorne, y cada afio tiende q crecer,
InglaterYa es la naci6n que marcha 4
Ia cabeza por 10 que esto We rencre,
pues fgura con 90 millones de telegra+
mas. Siguen despues:
Francia con Al millones, Alema-
con - idem., Russia con 1s iden., Aus.
tria con u idem., B6lgica con idem.
Espana con 400 idem., Holanda con
4 idcn., Sulza . idsm., Italia con
t.6QQ idem.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
Sc cree que sus contrincantes te-
de salir derrotados maquina-
ron la destruction del areost4tico.
La reVo|uci6n del Uruguay
Las tropas reyoIucionarias
derrotan las del gobierno

NEW YORK, JUNO 3O.-Seglin
telegrama recibido por The Ne.c York
Herald, ha habido una gran batalla
entire las tropas revolucionarias del
Uruguay y las del gobierno.
En- dicho combate las tropas del
gobierno tuvieron dos mil bajas.
Esta derrota ha causado gran i'm
preston en- toda Ia repdblica, donde SO
eonsidera perdida la causa del GO
bierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30

H. r.

El DR.. Qaseuedo Bdez es etno de los
patertOT4Sque90s mas eastuSiaStds por Ell
progreso de las letras y lds ciencias egs su
pais.
AUoqate no es escritor de profession,
cultiUG con teliz erito la laeratatrd, y tiene
ya dadas naatchas n1uestras de sat inaagi-
naci67s g1llarCld q su estiEo b1illdnte. P1ue-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
DON JUAN BAJANDAS
Jose J. Alrarez,

Hoy hemos tenido ell gusto de sa-
ludar en- esta redaccion al estudioso
i6ven de Humacao don Juan Baian-
das, que regresa de los Estados Uni
dos terminada su carrera de Doctor
en- Medicina y Cirujfa, despues de Gin
co amos de estudios en- el maryland
Colleges
Damosle la bienvenida deseandole
muchos triunfos en- su profession.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
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bG de 10 que decinaos es el naan5fco disca1r-
so qate lego dasoche en- el Ateraeo, q que en-
pezanaos d reprodatcir en- Ell metnaero de hog.
Il sass gestiones q su entusiasmo sc
de6e que el Ate1oeo hayG salido del qaaras-
mo en- que ydcfa q que 4aatchos creyeron
Prelude de una pr6Gi1na nauerte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
Il general KurOki peIsiguiendO
a KurOpatkin

NEW YORK JUNO, 3O.-Comu-
nican de Toxic, que Ell general japo-
nes Kuroki, al frente de sus tropas Sc
dirije hacia Molten, donde SO halla
Kuropatkin, con objeto de atacarle.
Los rusos Sc cstan replegando ha-
cia Liaoyang.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
AMERICA MARIN

Este querido amigo, corresponsa1
de LA DEMoCRACIA en- Ponce, ha lle-
gado hoy San Juan de regreso de
Estados Unidos.
Ell Sr. Marin viene bastante re-
puesto de salud.
Felicitamos al querido amigo por
su feliz regreso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
Ma|a partida jugada a Santos
Drunont en- la ExOposici6n
de San LUIS
Mano criminal destruy6 ell
globo de Drumont
Entire los extranjeros gne
visitan la exposition ha
causado indignation ell
hechO

NEW YORK, JUNO 36.-Comu-
nican de San LUIS, que ha causado
profundfsimo disgnsto indignation
Ell hecho de que una mano criminal
haya despedazado el globo de Santos
Drumont.
Dicho globo era con ell que San
tos Drumont iba disputar Ell premio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
SERv|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Otro acorazado ruso hundidO
en- Puerto Arturo

NEW YORK, JUNO 30.-A causa
del dltirno renidfsimo combate hRbido
entire la eseuadra rusa de Puerto Ar
turo y Ia del almirante Togo, uno de
los acorazados rusos fue hundido, Pc
reciendo casi toda la tripulaci6n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
STREET
SPRINkLIN6
Has At Last Bssn Inaugurated in the
Matter of Street Sweeping and
All Are Glad.

The city has awarded the contmet te
the Clanlxsburg Transfer Company to
sprinkle the streets for cleaning pur
poses and last nignt Manager J. II. Irv
ing superintended the job, both Of Il =
sprinlsling and the sweeping. He show
cd the boys seyeml pointers and very
good job was done of it. That cloud
Of dust which was so obnoxious. and dan
gerous on foEner street cleaning Pecss
ions was not there and the merchants
and housewives did not nave To spend
all the next day cleaning windows and
dusting the rooms It Is q big i'm
provement and every one Is glad to ser
it, but it seems to the Telegrag that
the sweeper follows the sprinkIer to-
soon and as the result there is mud
smeared over the streets Why would
it not be better to wait an hour after
the @prinkling is done and tnen come
along with the sweeper?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
UNION 8 8pTIST
ASSOCIATION
Closes It's Centennial Adversary Meet
ing, Attended BY Great Throngs of
People Officers Ree1scted.

Great throngs Of peopie attended the
Centennial Anniversary Of the Eniou
Baptist Association which was held on
"Wednesday Thursday and Friday Of
tlris week Mt Simpson, Taylor county
This is the oldest Baptist nssociation
in West Virginia. apd has met during
the month Of Aug1lst--eyery year for a
century. A number OF specially pre-
pared addresses were given. all of them
bearing on tine progress tlie denomina-
tion has made during the one hundred
years. The centennial sermon was
preaclied by Rev. p H. Murray who held
lis large 1udie7ge enraphrred for one
lioRr and ten minutes. Al he preached
With his well known fervor and elo-
qielce.
Among the things planned for the
coming days, was the publishing Of a
centennial volume containing the ser
mon. the history and all the addresses
delivered At this meeting Steps We're
taken locking to the purchase Of tent
to be used IN evangeTistic services IN
destitute places within the territory OF
the association.
Rev. P. Fl. Murray was reelected mod
orator. and Rev h. B. Mcdaniel was re.
elected cler=lS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
TRADES
COUNCIL
Holds An Interesting Meeting and Fur.
thers Labor Day Plans Refuses to
Boycott Reymann Beer.

The Trades and Labor Council held n
regular meeting Friday night in its
lodge room in the Reel hall, on West
pike street. Besides the routine and
secret matters considered the main bust.
ness was Labor Day matters.
The plumbers union has not been al
lied heretofore with the council. but
Friday night its regularly appointed
delegate. E 0. Twiggs, took the obhgu
tion.
The council received communication
from the stationary engineers of Wheel
ing, relative TO the boycott they had Diet
clared against the Reymann Brewing
Company. but it was shown that that
eo1ppany's employees are all union men
and that the company had merely abol
ished the office of chief engineer and no
longer had use for his services. Ac.
eordingly the council has refused to
put the company on the unfair list.
4 reception committee was appointed
for Labor Day. rstmely. b. w Reynolds
John Pridnm and Daniel Henry with
their headquarters at the Glen Elk hotel
1t was decided to give prize Of $40
in gold to the best decorated wagon
Hoat or carriage in the parade and w Il.
Lewis, DR.. r. a. Haynes and Rev. s. X
Arbutnnot were selected as a committee
to make the award. The secretary was
appointed committee of one to visit
these gentlemen and request them to.
serve as such judges.
The attendance, at the meeting W.
very good and the 5resident, N. J. RI
bin. presided.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
lanes podd Released.

James Dodd. in jail for three or four
days awaiting trial upon the charge Of
stealing copper wire from the Fairmont
81 Pittsburg Fuel Compny's Perry coal
nina. WIS taken before NagInks8s'te NJ
s. Riley Friday evening and given a
hearing. The magistrate did not deem
the evidence sufficient to warrant MIN
in punishing the young man and he dis
charged him Dodd was charged with
stealing the electric copper wire from
the mine when it had shut down and
selling it to a junk dealer, with john
and Clarence Goodwin some time last
March The Goodwin men were arrest
ell and convicted OF the ofTense and are
now serving sentence in the Lewis coun,
ty jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27

A TRICK
Democratic Runners Are IN Elk District
With Remarkable Proposition But
the People Are Not All Fools.

Democratic runners are going through
Elk district with a remarkable PROPOSE,
tion. They are making the proposition
to Republicans that if the latter will
vote the Prohibition ticsSet, they them
selves will vote the Republican ticket.
What fools some mortals be, as shown
by this proposition. The Prohibition
ticket will be virtually made up of
Democrats Charley Short is to lead
ii for sheriff and he is the Democratic
nominee. Ern Randolph is on it for the
legislature and he is the Democratic
nominee. There is David L. Hall ON the
Democratic ticket for county commits.
sioner and he is also on the Prohibition
ticket Go down the list and it is
about the same way. The proposition
simply means that If Republicans vote
the Prohibition ticket they virtually
vote the Democratic ticket and this ac
complished those Democrats who have
played The trick laugh in their sleeves
and vote the strtight Democratic ticket
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27

ENJOYED

A party of about twenty of the Eas'
end boys and girls inyiulged in a pleas
ant hay ride Friday evening. At I.3o
o'clock the party assembled in front of
Miss cofey's grocery store. All wore
pretty white caps The big hay wago7
e,rtisticany deeomted in "old Glory
md drawn by four spirited horses soon
arrived. After being comfortably seated
in the wagon they proceeded on theiN
oulney which comprised the centra j
part OF the city, thence to Steelton
Upon arriving home they stopped -
Swagcr's where light Refreshments wer
served. From there they returned to
tneir homes all declaring they ind spent
! most enjoyable evening.
Those who composed the merry party
were Misses Nora Philbin, Maggie Phil
bin. Ella Judge, Rose Judge, Bee Welchl
Mary Coughlin, Eva Turner, Mary Cal
Iaghan. Nora Shanghnessy and Anna
Dougherty. and Messrs. John Howe
John Flaherty, John Afnlluam, JGh;,
Eearncy, Will o,NeiI, Bernard Philbin
Tom Philbin, VIII Pike and Jim Howe
Judge Nathan Goff returned Saturday
morning from Richmond, where ne ,had
been holding United States circuit court
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
DR.. SWARTZ
pAI6NIN6
In Several Counties in the interests Of
Broaddus Institute, Which Opens
September 8.

DIR. Samuel F.. Swartz, principal OF
Broaddus Institute, spent the past week
in Preston, Taylor and Harrison com
ties in the interests of the Institute and
especially for the purpose of securing
students for the coming term, which viii
open September 3. He has toured thus
far this season Lewis, Brslxton, C;ilmer
Webster. Nicholas. Taylor, Upsnur
Preston. Roane. Richie. Dodlridge. Iy
Ter, Marion, NTonongalia and Harrison
counties Next week ne viii 90 to
Lewis Gilmer and Doldridge counties
closing his field campaign with those
counties
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
MISS DUNCAN
is DYING
Word Received BY Friends Here States
That Miss Gay Duncan Is Lingering
Near Death in New York City.

Word received by friends in this city
from the bedside OF Miss Gay Duncan
who has been i'll nt her home in New,
York city for some time past with lung
trouble and complication Of diseases
conveys the sad intelligence that she Il
slowly dying. For the past two week.
she has been in very low condition and
has been under the care OF two trained
nurses. The sad news viii be received
with deep sorrow and regret by her
many friends in this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27

san Francisco, Cal, Aug 2z-I.ike the
veriest amsrseur in the prize ring, Jack
ATunroe, Of Butte. Mont. went down and
out before Champion James Jeffriea
last night in the second round Tie
anan from the mining district made suesi
an extremely sorry showing that the
great tlirong in Mechanics' pavilion
roundly hooted him rs he protested II
Referee Graney against the decision
that had been given in favcr ii Jetfries
Tire two giants had not been in tne
ring two minutes when it was sern that
the aspiratinns of Nunroe would b'
.quickly disposed Of The miner wa
scared and awkward and .Iefrrics in tili
first round had him twice on the can
vass taking tie count.
Jefrries directed ais bosnbardmeI.
against the stomach Gf mis- opponent ansi
each shot was follcwe;f by blew on til,
jaw that sent Nfunroe to his knees
JefTries went back to his corner after
t'he opening round with sneer and .
LAUGH ON his swartty face, while Nun
roe's seconds busted themselves witt
smelling salts and rsstoratives.
N7hpn the two came together for the
second round the laugh on the Cham
pion,s vis0ge changed to a look of de-
Termination that boded i'll to the miner
Forty-iive seconds after the gong
sounded AIunroe was lying on the floor
81 bloody bruised ni.rss of ilumanfty
with JefFries standing pver him ready
if necessary >to put the qNietus on thu
championship ambitions Of his stdyer
sary The miner was too dazed t.
rise to his feet and the time lSeepers
from Southern California, did not un-
derstand that the victory was already
mis- nor could Afunroe realize that Iti,
pugilistic star had 50 early set and ths
two men in a moment or two. were
facing one another and JefTries landed
a terrific blow the jaw Of his stag
eeriug opponent II was at tliis time
that Grslney came forward and ordered
Ieffrics away. telling him that the fgh
was ended in his favor Munroc 81
tered to his corner with blood stream
ing from iiis face. and ieli into hi;
chair. dazed and helpless
His seconds Immediately be2ar
working on him to frcsheu hin up. and
when he clpne 70 a realization that thf
fight was against him, ne arose, and 60
ing over 10 Referee Graney. began to
protest. TlIe huge crowd Understood nj
protesting, and a mighty volume OF
fcering and kissing evidenced the seHti
nent of thes pcctators, many Of whom
hal PLACED money on the miner that hs
would stay at least double the number
# rouHl before the champion. From
sne time the bell rang for nlle com
incuce,ncnt Of the battle to the tins
that the count of ten hal bern uttere
'eniust AMnroe. only four minutes and
- seconds had elapsed. The fight de
nonstra;ed. if nothing else, ti'att Tn
World has yet to produce pugilits wfie
will disphce J3mas J. JefTrieS as 7eham
pion Of the world.
4 great throRg witnessel the con
test Eliminates of the number in At
tendance rlnge from 1000 to 1000, an:
s. is believed shat the gate receipts vii
approximate $35,oo0.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
MULE RACE
PROGRAM
For Next Wednesday at the Big cIarls-
burg Fair Has Been Arranged

The program for the mule race that
viii be given at the fair Wednesday
Of nest week Gas been arranged and Is.
rs follows:
Pfnnickinniclc Mine.
Dun Frank rider Charles Black.
Brown Fred, rider Frank Thomas
Brown Frank, ride John Keefe.
Columbia Mine.
Brown Roudy. rider Rnflts Brown
Bty Prince. rider John Smith.
BAY Frank. rider George Feathers.
Dixie Mine.
Kate Meredith, rider Ulysses armour
Reynoldsville Mime.
,Ierrv. rider Homer Book
1im. rider. unknown
Perry Mins
Sorrel Jack, rider George Payne.
Jerry. rider Jim Campbell.
o'Neil Mine.
ATaude. rider Albert BoSgess.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
VIRGINIA
EAGLES
Are To Go To National Convention in
Baltimore On Special Train and
They Will Eclipse All Other
State Delegations.

When the several hundred Wpst Vir
.inia members of the Frlternal Orie
If Eagles march down the principa
streets of Baltimore from their special
train on the afternoon of September
i2th, all wearing uniforms of the same
kind. they will make as swell an aP-
pearance as anw of the delegations from
the other states of the country which
viii be IN attendance at the NATIONAL
convention of that body to be held in
the Maryland city the week commencing
September 18th. Elaborate arrange
nents are being made by the members
If the Baltimore aerie for the entertain
INIT OF their guests during the grand
lodge meeting and nothing viii be left
nndone that will coneluce to the com
fort of the visiting Eagles and treiI
,friends.
There win not be a delegation at the
grand aerie meeting that wilr eclipse
West Virginia. Judging from the size Of
the state and number of aeries in it.
The special train viii leave Wheeling
It $50 o. M, September u. with the
Wheeling. wellsburg. BelIaire. Martins
Ferry, wellsville, Benwood and Mounds
vile aeries on board. The Fairrnont
aerie will join the special train and a
Grafton the Clr<sburg. We,4 Union
md Gruftou aerics viii board tine train
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
COMPANY < Drills Every Night.

Captain Lynn Osborn is the greatest
that ever happened, when il comes TO
recruiting the national guard. Wien
orders came to him to cut his company
down to fifty men, he Ind to drop SIX
teen men The usual drill was nela ans
it is the intention to drill every niS.rt
next week, preparatory to the company
departure for Manassas, to take part
IN the United States army and national
snrd inancuvers. Captain Osborn i
looking for orders TO leave for that
place next Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
BEGINS
MONDAY
First Day Win Be Devoted to Arranging
Exhibits and stalIing the
Live Stock.

The thirty-eiglith ANIMAL exposition ol
the West Virgiirf1 Central Agricultural
ana Mechanical Society viii begin on
tie fair grounds Monday To- first day
will be devoted 70 the plaeing Of s..
hibits ami the Stalling Of the liec Stse's
aud All the tnarshais and as1er oil'est s
viii be very busy. sine entries ari
very numerous. The gates viii be opeI
III an early lrour and close at the usu.'l
sime ii Tie evening. The speed proslS,m
tais y,slr will be the finest in tlae his
tory ii the society Tae fair viii be
held fcur days. closing Thursday even,
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
No police Court.

There was no session of police court
Saturday morning. Mayor Shields ap
peared at city headquarters at The reg,
MAR hour for the purpose but found tliat
the city foclS-up was empty. the police
having made no arrests since the last
session. Things seem TO be rather quiet
about police headquarters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27

in LEWIS
Hold Z Convention in the Town of Yves
ton and Name Full County Ticket,

The Lewis county Democratic con
yention was held Friday at Weston and
the following ticket was nominated;
For sheriff, Lloyd Rinellart.
For prosecuting attorney, Thomas r
Hornor.
For county commissioner. Andy Luns
ford.
Assessor, first district, Nicholas Al
kire and second district, W L. Post
House of Delegates, John p. Watson
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
school rrust,ss Appo1nted.

The -board of edueation Of Clark dis
trict held special meeting here and
appointed John J. Dolan and Clinton
stuart trustees on the Dnyisson Rur
school to take the place Of two Others
who had bsen appointed but who failed
to qualify.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
carnival company IS coming.

4 carnival company has been engHHeao
a, one Of the special attractions on the
midway at the fair mere next week the
company Is showing in Fairnont this
week and is giving good satisfaction,
Its many features will doubtless add to
tie grcatness OF the midway and it.
pleasures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
STRIKE WILL
CONTINUE

Miners BY Referendum Vote Reject Pro
petition Made By the Operators
For Settlement of the Strike
Zancssille, o., Aug 27-By a referen'
dun vote the miners OF the Crooksvllte
district rejected the proposition Of TN
operators and the. strike started five
months ago involving two thon7ane
miilers. VIII continue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27
Two Men Enlist.

Two men were recruited here Satur
day for the coast artillery of the United
States army and will BE- sent Mondey to
Fort Slocum. at New Rochelle, n. Y
They are Michael Colnlin and Pete4
Tracey. both of the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-27

Miss Vera Wells, one Of the very pop
uIar n Of the younger set, is visit
.ine ~ Mary Shinn and Miss l-ouis'a
y G. Fairmont She will return
no 2 Z5Eimc for the Harrison county
fair. -