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New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
Citations.
e OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York By the Grace Of God Free and LntsDsndsns
York City COMPANY. Rsissman. Galland wschuar.
HIder Brothers. Corn exchange Bank Bowers sands.
At9rneys The 5Taso1 Goa! SS2pang Isxlte Se6 90
Co. Troy Laundry. Emile The Mercury Novelty
caster civ Natonsi BANK Roeer F 55TsSae jane. Ne
tsbo,p Tcbl,s = G. KnaHth Nacbod & Kuehne C;eT-
Artistic weavns Co; Ti1any & CO. Clasp EnvslopS
Co.. CouEan Co. Spool Cotton CO.. Joaes BretaeEs Rope
TuEpe sherman Red : Co. YORK strset Flax spinning
I5t 6o.el.a' - sc47-5 ~ Tssf1
STrSTsi Co H:rrins Hall Marvin ssf. Co
oyster Bay BANK Locke : Potts. John wanaEaksr,
man At;orneyg. summit Bank. White GOets. 3. Lzd-
ling Wentworth. LOwcnsten 4 Stern Attorneys; Jos ".
Gibson Co NoEth < gtSc ~, - AnasI'SSn EsSlon ASSOC
Co. n ~ = = Conpans 5ees mes CaFSsse 70: 1hsf2a sS
Co. Bishop Gutta Psreha Co. Fred F. White. Water
1 Shipman. Attorneys; Mastea 1rnd. Park Tt,ltori.
hartel F92to 5-s - "a . S 70, - u 49, 49,
Msrchants National Bank. burlington VI story FIsck
J. a :. g. Wauach. NorShroP * Co. TrauJ Hine Co.
Charles Weseot Attorney Atlas Service ETloroery Co.,
raphael Well FiEst National Sank, XaHeh Chunk. pa
aol6Ss Electric Co. The city Of New York Arnold Con.
J. Anderson Merritt Brothers James 5 Barron ca.
Scott Y smith, charles Tim s Co. Baksr 4 Williams.
I. A. CushEaan II. Lnsley johnson. ATTY: Or. A. 81.
FTagE Emily kennedy. Ahegg Rusch. Haley A FISK.
Laura c. Bosworth Laura A Proctor. Estate Gilbert z.
FSts< Mme There's & 20. Mems Outfittsr.
charles A. Benedict. Mrs AImiTa G. Eisk Clifford
Fisk: Archibald B. Fisk City Trust safe. Deposit
S1retv CoFnuany. Send greeting:
e hereby cited required personally appear
before Ot the County 0f New York the
surrogatGs Court OF said County held az the county
court House the CITY OF New York the 25th
of October. 1904 hapast O'clock the forenoon
az that day. and there the settlement
,ha account Almira g. Fisk =. ElnShOrn.
as Administrators % the Estate Henry G. FISK
ceased. such OF hereby cited under
the age twenty-one wears required appear by
,,rr guardian. you have one. n none.
snnear ana apply for appointed event
~ YOUR neglect failure do a guardian viii
fhs proceeding. In testimony whereof. caused
SurroEate's Court said County of
New YerlS be hereuntO Affixed Wines Hon. Prank
r Fitzgerald surrogate % cur said County at the
New the 18th al cf
S,r Lord one thousand nine hlndred ana four
JAMES A. DONNELLS.
Cterk or the SurroEates Court
a pvERTIsEHENTs ana suhseriDttcus Tor TIE Trtbuns
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'FRIsco sYsTEm REPoRT-

The report Of the ST. Louis and san Francisco
Tor the last fiscal year. compared with the pre-
ceding year. follows:
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

An Ry CO... a. a.. asked Bid Asked.
Con L Sup CON- Git Eh4'a Cc-.----. 437s z317
pref..--- Y1is ,8N Penn z p CO... 6I7s Gs
Cambria steel % y Penn Steel COM. % S0
Con TT OF X I =n5 z9e do prer--.----. so sea.
Diamond Sfeel - 30 Penn El Veh....
Elec St Bat Co. 70 GO pret........ ia %
40 pref "a q Phils f1lec Co... 67s
Eiec O. az Am "a. = Phila Rap Tr.... Is fiL
Fair PARK r - re ~ Phila & Erie 81 60
CO ~ \ 4 - ~ Sus Iron Steel. u;
Iehirh Nay. " a., 2Ais Tidewater Steel. o.
L@high Val Z r 4s,t AZ. IN, IN Cos of y J-25I 275
North Penn 7oS5s "a In Gas Imp Co. a9ss aa5s
-'0'E iOO NesbaCh Co... IS -
BONDS
= : CO ~ !.s lPeo Trac 4s....iO3ls Jos
Newark pass 5s 1Isst tIe4 Union Trac 4s..1OO IOOt5
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CHICAGO STOCKS.


Turalzhsa By Charles c Gates & Co. Nos "A. Is and
IS Wau-stg
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
Financial Meetings.

ST. LOUIS AND san FRANCISCO RAnRO1D-.
COMPANY.
St Louis. Mo October I$th 1914
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
regular annual meeting oc the Stockhodera of the
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD COM
PAE. for election OF Directors and for the
action OF sCch other before the
meeting. will be held Monday. November iich- l94
at nine o'clock IN the forenoon. the principal once Of
the Company. IN The Frisco Building. or Ninth
and Olive Streets. st. Louis. Missouri.
The transfer books for all classes OF the Company
stock viii be In New York the close OF Ousi
ness Friday October 14th. 1904 and VIII remain
closed until the opening OF bUsiuess Tuesday. No
veE1ber 18th. 1904
A. ]. DAVIDSON President
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

OGhA S=NSSS @NOseCGos
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF hon.
ABNER c. THOMAS, Surrogate % ne County q
New York noties = hssss{ zi'eR to an persons hsvis
County OF New YORK teeeast % present Jhs win
tranSacl1g business. the olcs FraacIs T. Sanford
Ne s. NaSaaH % street II s5s CITY Of Nsw Xsrk q q
RS 3fFI5r5h la.a S4y SIISiE 81 ATy w s7vEE
FRANCIS % SANFORD. Attorney for Executors. s.
Nassau street New York CITY.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or hon
Asnsr c Thomas. Surrogate oc tha County sr New,
SS,5 4os n' Pr ps9S S S S = az a ssssSas hayas ssis
deceased. to the with Vouchsrs th-s5 a.
9 9saS osas n N m s.s c ge ana S sas'ias s % siRs @
before the 25th day 0f NOvsubsF next TlafsT Ns.
HOWARD P vOELsIEEs ktornsy fSr ESesurS1 ~ 80,
Broadway. NeW-YorE
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or FTOy
= Prank T FitzssEald surTusass q the Couary or
New York notice is hereby given al persons havsS
YORK deceased 20 present tRs s.Is 7 VIVA SS Ssw
ShsTsof 70 t9s sSssEisers a. teir place ef
Street 6oroush q Maaha'tzn In The CITY Of New Y0I
Dated New York. the ess dsy 4 july Iso4
JOSEPH a SMITH. NARY =. SFCOCN ESscuturr
ssFss'. Borough q; siaHhsltsH ciry g New Yak ia
MOORE. GEORGE BIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Frank ]. FlezgeraId. a Surrogate
psrsoas Saving claims asanIS esrss ass1 Sysn 9 s
the County Of New York deceaSsd to present jhs sane
sEa1aassi4g business a the eees oe Artlur 81 sos-r
Tork On or SeSore the iIfS dav a. 49, ,SS 49, e sfs
Dated New ForS. I'm dsy q SssssElsr. lao2
AErEuR y sLoaEoy &ssS 11T Ezssssr is. sss .,a
Manhattan. New YolA city.
A pvERTIsENENTs ana sasseri1Tious Cor Re TTSsSss
7sesivsa at their Uprrva. Ozzs.
NO ASA HECSDws7
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

a pvERTIsEHENTs ana suhssriDttous Tor TIE Trtbuns
received THAR Uptown orzc-.
$50. 1854 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

WEHUENIHAI1EN LLNUIGFt NUNEANh.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders % the MERGEzSsTIALlER LINOTYPE COM
PANX VIII be held the once OF the Company, Tribune
Building. Nassau Street. New York. Wednes-
day. October 18TH 1894. at eleven O'Clock A NJ,
Of Directors.
transaction OF other that may properly
before ths meeting
FRED.k J. WARBURToN. sec-etary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

Int. period. { BID. ASKED.
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TsUsT AND SURETY COMPANIES.
ssmortsd by Clinton Gilbert. 40 waH-s.A
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,-1vn c X R 20 p s.
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Ss - Is, i9Os---------.--
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G : a r co ist So. 1924,
g Il 6s. 1905 .......---,-
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,nE 3 q 3 2 K Co LIST
1872. .---. 49,
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90 tTe S r z CO IS p e..
~ q a A s. \ avg X =
a. isf 6s. i9l0...---.----
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~ stock 49, ----
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. a. con 5s. ls4s .,;,-----.-
Isl mtg 6s, 1903 ---..--
,.- Ave r r Co Z p g.,
~ av 20 Ii - lst 6s ls22
- - Ry stock --.-.---
~ ~ :, : ~ deb 5s. 1909 .----
- stock. IS p c-.---------
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[R M 6 IT M Rl ANR 80 Fo5NTs 5!3I3. Z

CATsKILL. HUDSON COXsACRIE BOATS
LEAVE CHRISTOPHER ST. wEES-pATS P ~
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IE7 TIrIaI 1eNf = fle Ill-ag0 HOOK LEaud and
ciH- Railroad Company June 30 .4I5.
rerrs-unE cent bonds ISSUED agaGsr the acgUsl-
t1n - ts3'lf shares or stock ~ the Chicago. Rock
Island ard Pacific Railway Company. This has been
l >
-ls1 h2 aequisitan - sf 349 of stock
cf tHe 81 Louis ana Francisco Railroad COMPANY.
amounting s1TIS0 making total bonded
thc close q rfe nscaf $50. -3s. AZ
The profit and loss account Of the Rock Island
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
GANADlAm PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Hztoaas6 Steamship 6afnss Vsnc0uvs= s1r Izp21.
China and Phtlppus Islands-
Empress ce Japan Oct 81 r n. s Tartar. q
r. 81 S. Athenian- Nov - Empress Of IndiS.use- -
Hawaii FIJI TsIauds. Australia Nsx-zzal41E-
.fIovera Nov II Aloana- a-....--.--s.-----E,o
Fer rarss ana Information Apply d5s Brozsssr.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

LldaA4at41a
Capital stock
Fund debt. e1ciu-
efve OF first ard
refundiug bonds
Collateral trust
notes ----ss
Temporary loan
due April ].
1868 ---.+-
Temporary loan J.
due Jan. l lSif9
First ard refund
ing bond IN
trust f..
Unpaid vouchers
ana accounts.
Urpald wages ...
Traffic balances.
etc -..r-+
Natured Interest
and rentals -
Dividends payable
Unclaimed cpu
pons and divi-
deuda -..---.---
Interest accrued
not due. ---...--
Taxes accrued not
due ..----
Rentals accrued
not due .----.-
Stockholders I'm
prOvament loan
Insurance fund.
Hoznital fund 80
Refinement nind
IMPROVEMENT fund
Contingent ACT
profit and loss
surplus --.-.-.+
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'.5s go see s2ii.sa5.9oo Inc. c.tss. Tao. s8e
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

Following IS the Profit surplus u the Rock
Island sTen Balance 10 June 30 SIS G6I. $50;
r5g fcgne for year. Si3.I3s stated in prior
Improvement fuuC representing add
tons eli Improvement provided FOR out y the income
of tle year June go 1898, S!l0i,14i; amount
stated prior years report as eoati'lFEt rep
-esrrtr. ri acquired through tease or
Is-fnt1u cedar RAPIDS ans Northern Railway profits
o- sold for the acquisition ot me y Louis Aass
li+ ana colorado Railroad ana sunary items OF pTont
- .rrgitabIe gears income aceo-nt les sun
" od,ustnleuts during The yeal. S4boo Oa tota4 go
900 So 80. nj ,----s .--...-,
general balance sheet q the Rock 4El4ld system
- - ASSETS.
1904. 1905. Changes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16

and senator Scott VII
the 1ands> = lem -
YOKE FELLOWS
Is the Name of Special Committee Of
Young Men Selected to Look After
MEMS Meetings of Y. M c. A.

There is going to be a special meeting
Of a committee of young men, selected
by the pastors with the secretary from
the various churches Of the city. This
committee of Yoke Fellows has its frst
meeting on Sunday afternoon at tanef
o'clock in the Y NJ. c. 4. parlors- Upon
this committee wiz be placed the de
tails and the responsibility of the mems
meetings, tO be held throughout the
year and which win nave their opening.
Sept. p. celebrating the Y. NJ. c. AS
special day for Bible study rally.
The religious work committee. upon
whom falls the supervision of these
mems meetings. are in correspondents
with some prominent religious leaders
Of West Virginia and expect to make
this opening most inspiring beginning
for the seasons work
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
MR.. BASEL
FOR ROOSEVELT
Sees No Reason to Change His Views
and Praises Roosevslt's Letter
of Acceptance.

The Hon. John Basel. Of CltrE.'''ia
one Of the leading lawyers of t.in tr.
.was in the city Yesterday '.t.:n,es-
say- the Parkersbnrg New A:r Rassei
vas strong Democrat up until 1896
wien ne differed with his party on the
silver program and publicly announced
his opposition to Bryan. lie also oppos-
ed Mr.. Bryan in 1900. When approach
ed on political subjects by a reporter for
The News in the Chancellor lobby ATr
Basel stated frankly that he did not
see amy reason to change the views he
took in 1896 and 1900. and strongly in
dcated that ne would support Presi
dent Roosevelt.
"Vvhat do you think of the Presidents
letter OF acceptance?'' ne was asked
1t is exceedingly strong" was the re-
ply, "and covers the issues most admir-
ably. Some of US are finding out That
Mr.. Roosevelt is greater man than we
have given him credit for being. His
letter should win MIN many votes"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
QUESTION OF PASSING ON rHD
VALIDITY OF THE BONDS CON-
TINUED UNTIL OCTOBER 10.
TRUSTEE Is DIRECTED TO EMPLOY
COUNSEL TO DEFEND COMPANY
IN A PENDING SUIT.
Also Directed Is the Trustee to Proceed
to Collect All Arrearages on Stock
Sale For Next Week Will Be Post
ponsd Unit October 10.

At the meeting of the creditors OF the
Jackson Iron and Tin Plate Company
bankrupt. at Parlersburg Thursday. the
matter Of passing on the validity OF the
bonds a. lien under the mortgage
curing the same. dated January g. 1902
a. raised by the petition Of c. c. Moore
and SO on was continued until Oct. 10
The fololwing three propositions nrc
contingent upon the one above and OF
course nothing was done with them:
l. TO pass upon the proposition re
ceived by the Trustees from the Nat
ional Exchange Bank and other holders
Of bonds of the jackson Iron & Tin
Plate Company August l6. 1901 offer
ing to pay SIC, 10000 for all Of the I'M
sold property OF the Jackson Iron &
Tin Plate Company. and be permitted
To apply. in payment thereof. bonds OF
said Jackson Iron & Tin Plate Com
pany. which proposition wHs fled as q
part of the Trustees report August Il
1901.
>. To pass upon the petition of tho
National Exchange Bank of West Vir-
ginia and others fled herein on August
26. 1904. praying that the bonds of the
jackson Iron & Tin Plate Company held
by them as collateral security, may he
offered for sale, under the order and di
rection OF this Court. and tnat the ordei
hereinbefore made. diecting sale of the
Jackson Iron & Tin Plate Company
plant may be modified to authorize thu
said Trustee to accept the bonds of tho
said Jackson Iron & Tin Plate Company
in payment of the purchase money.
>, To, pass upon the petition of the
Traders National Bank. filed herein or
September l-t 1904, praying that NJ
order may be entered herein directing
the Trustee to accept bonds Of tne said
Jackson Iron x Tin Plate Company. in
payment OF the purchase price offered
for the property.
The trustee was directed to employ
counsel to defcnd the eompany in the
federal court in the snit Of the Export
Storage Company ct al. against the com
pnny and also to proeeed to collect any
balance on stocw that may he due from
the stockholders of the company.
The sale which has been set for next
week will be continued until October is
pending the settlement of the matters
now in controversy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
CATHOLIC
INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL
Is About to Open at Wheeling and Will
Be Found to Be Very Use
ful institution.

Three Xnyerian Brothers from St
Nrary's Industria School. at baltimore
will arrive il q day or SO in Wheeling to
take charge Of the new Industrial
school of the Catholic diecese Of West
Virginin The site mas already been
purchased on Big Wheeling creek, sig
miles east Of Wheeling and it Is nm idrbl
location. There are 63 acres. This
school is Intended primarily for orphan
children. but others will be- admitted o.
proper conditions. The institution will
be up to date in every respect. 1t wiz
hnpart instruction in farming. gardening
the mechanical arts, icvil and electrical
engineering, etc. Ultimately it will
have accommodations FOR about 900 boys
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
complainant Failed to Appear.

Mrs Myrtle NJ. Tice, who was arrest
ed on warrant sworn out by ner bro
ther. Emerson b. Ritchie. charging her
with stealing a gold loeiet and S4-I3 in
money, appeared before Magistrat'
Riley Thursday evening at o'clock, the
time set for the hearing. Her brother
failel to appear and prosecnt" his els'in'
and the magistrate was compelled =
dismiss the warrant a'ii discharge Mrs
Tice. The warrant was tine result o.
a family racket the two had at their
home on Bridge street several nigats ago
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
priaoners nrouaht For MAJ.

Deputy Sheriffs John G. Lang aud
John NJ Knox brought eleven prisoner
from the Lewis county jail at Weston
Friday morning to the city for trial IN
the circuit court for various crimes
Among them were John and Clarence
Goodwin. charged with the theft and
ruination of electric wires in coal mines: ::
Edward D, Johns. indicted for the theft
of $50 from John Nelson; Edward Zoiler
for t6c theft Of money from fellow
roomers at the Robey boarding house at
shinnstou; Beverly Flowers, charged
with the murder of his brother.in law ~
Bristol, Sell RecG, accused Of the lar
ceny OF chickens; George HarTt35sJame-
Fulkncr and a. A. Hall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
LARGE NUMBER
Attended Big Dance Given in Traders
Hotel Parlors Thursday Evening by
Messrs. Jewett and Parrill.

The grand bah given in the parlors Of
the Traders hotel thursday evening was
one of the most delightful afrnirs Of t'nC
kind given in the city for some time past
The affair was gotten mp by Messrs
Clarence Jcwctt and John Ps.rril. and
they have been given much praise for
the successful way in which they man
aged it, There were sixty five couples
present and all enjoyed themselves ir
tripping the light fantastic to the strains
Of Crows orchestra away INTO the morn
ing hours. Light refreshments were
served at proper hour and tncy wert
very delicious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
SLEPT IN
SAME ROOM
And Next Morning Grover Golden and
]. NJ. comer's Money Were Gone
Golden Is Arrested and Held
For Grand Jury.

Grover Golden, young man Of
bridgeport. was given trial by Aiagis
trate Samuel w Gordon Thursday even.
ing on the caarge of stealing $50 If
money from J. L. Conner. He was ar
rested by Special Policeman George HaI'
ris. at Bridgeport on warrant issued
at the instance of Conner there but was
sent before Magistrate Gordon wnerc
another warrant was issued against him
1t seems that Conner and Golden werf,
sleeping in the same house one night
recently. Conner had the mony in nis.
shoe and when he woke up tine next
morning Golden and the money were both
gone. Golden was seen spending money
quite freely in Clarksburg and the war
rants for him resulted. The magistrat.
decided tine evidence sufficient to mold
Golden for the grand jury and he fxe5
mis- bond at $500. In default OF bond he
was sent to Jail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
DELIGHTFUL
And Enjoyable was the Tea Given at
Residence of Mrs John W. Brown
BY Ladies' Aid Society of
Christ Church.

The tea given at the residence OF Mrs
John W. Brown, on Lee street, Thurs
day evening by the Ladies' Aid Society
Of Christ Episcopal Church was very
delightful and enjoyable affair. a large
number of the members and friends of
the church ATTENDED and partook OF the
teas. chocolate and other delicacie@,
Quite a neat sum was netted which i ~
be used for the church benevolences by
the society. The ladies in charge of the
affair as wen as Mrs. Brown and her
daughters EXTENDED a very cordial vel
come TO the visitors and entertained
thein in very hospitable and charming
manner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
FAIRBANKS
COMES
TO-DAY
AccoMpANIED BY SENATOR SCOTT
HE WILL ARRIVE HERE ON A
SPECIAL TRATN AT go O'CLOCK.
NEXT VICE PRESIDENT WILL Make
SHORT SPEECH FROM TRAIN AS
WILL ALSO SENATOR SCOTT.
Special Committee Consisting of sena-
tor Stuart F. Reed and DR.. W. P Gof
Co.'s East to Meet Senator Fairbanks
and Party and Escort Them to City.

As previously announced United
States Senator Fairbanks. the R"pubIi-
can nominee for vice president, will ar
rive here with Senator \. B. Scott and
other. on a special train this evening At
6:4O O'Clock. enroute to Parkcrshurss. t.
speak at the big Republican mass meet
ing there tomorrow.
1t Ias been arranged for Senator Fair
banks and Senator Scott 10 make snort
speeches at the depot just after the
train arrives, the special being held nere
while this is done On his ronte through
West Virginia today ne i making simi.
lar speeches and before leaving Grafton
they will make short ACTRESSES there. \
stop at Salem Is also arranged for,
where short addresses viii be made from
the trnin at 7:l5 o'clock.
Senator Stuart T. Reed, chairman Of
the county executive committee. ana Dr..
w. p Golf. as a special committee, Went
east on the morning accommodation to
meet Senator Fairbanks and party and
win escort them to Clnrksbmrs.
There will doubtless be good turn
out to see and hear the next vice
president and Senator SOFT,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
RELINOUISHES
THE COMMAND
OF the First Provisional Regiment Of
West Virginia National Guard-col.
Morrison Issues An Order.

Officers and privates of Company X
have received tine ToIiowtng order from
Colonel Charles 4. Morrison, and signed
by him, who was in Command OF the
First Provisional regiment of the West
Virginia National Guards at Manassas.
Va, at the United States army man
euvers:
..In compliance with G. 0. No. y.
II. c.s.. the undersigned hereby relin-
quishes command OF the First Provision
al Regiment. West Virginia Infantry.
s'rhe Reginental Commander desires
to express to the officers and men OF
his provisional command his most sin
cere thanks. for the good order they
have observed going to and returning
from Manassas for the fortitude and
soldierly bearing exhibited while under
going many hardships and discomforts
naturally encumhent upon them during
the maneuvers. He feels it an nonor to
have commanded such an organization.
You have performed your duties with,
credit to yourselves and nonor 10 yc1lr
State, You have made marches long
and weariSome which no other militia
organization has cxGeIled and few equal-
cd. You have done exceedingly hard
work such as Is performed onlS in act
ual warfare. except for the bullets and
you have gone through it all in i gentle
manly. soldicrIv and manly way, tiiat
cannot but help reflect credit up8n our
National Guard.
..To my staff officers l desire to ex-
press by appreciation ot the manner iit
which they have performed their re
-pcctive duties and given me such vail
uslble assistance. They are hereby re
lievcd and viii report to the Command
ing Officers of their several organiza
tions"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
COURT NEWS

The petit jurors reported for duty
Friday morning.
The case against Samuel Covington
e,olored. for stssauIting white man, was
continued until the next term.
The grand jury Thursday evening al
500 o'clock returned indictments as
follows:
Edward D. Johns. felony. for stealing
$50.
Irwin Anderson, felony for shooting
Hamilton Martin
Cell Reed, felony, for robbing "
chicken roost.
Richard Criss and Fred Anderson
felony. for robbing Joe Tay ylor OF $3.50
James Faulkner, felony, for assault.
Beverly Flowers, mislemeanor, five
cases for unlawful selling Of liquors.
Clarence Crislip and Dennis Cochran.
nisdcmeauor, for unlawful selling OF
liquors.
Roe Il. Fertig, misdemcanor. similar
nature
Harley Robinson. mi~demeauor. same
Thomas Francis, mi'dcmeanor, as.
-nult on Clara Ilearn.
'lANU scout Hll7hSiitsi""it wv N''57,t-
unlawful selling.
viii Norris, misdemeanor, same.
Rolly Pitts. misdemeanor, Two cases.
same,
Samuel r. Pitts, mislcmennor, same,
John Il. Hickman aud G. II, Jones. mis-
demcanor same.
Glen EDS Hotel Go. mi.dcmcanor, tive
.a sss selling to minors
I.ummie Ann Martin was granted a
divorce from William Martin.
4 rule was issued against Ell Morris
for failure to appear a a witness.
The felony case agninstJohn and Clar'
ence Goodwin, for stealing electric wire
ut some of tile mines in this district
was set for Monday.
Upon motion OF the plaintiff the cas-
Of James r. Keiser against Harry +
Smith was dismissed,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-16
At Recruiting station.

Lieutenant Dana n Merrill, of Park
ersbmg. arrived mere Thursday night
gave Alexander R-Yeager and FloyJ
Shaver final eXaniinafion. swnre them il
aud sent them away to the army. They
went on tine 3:45 a. m. train to For
SIoruul. in New York Fred. II. Couf
ner passed the examination Friday ana
viii lie sent to the field artillery at Fort
Riley, Kansas.