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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02
Cine permiiuftiee stmiid1t.

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iagen manbmal ettuas. mDriber man
fih treuen fann. pa bradte neulid
Die Stem YDrter .@Drlo" einen Nr<
tifel nber Die Durdfnbruna Der
SDnntagsaeiebe in Stem Yorf uno
oarin laate tie unaefdbr SDlgenoeS:
Sc lift unlinn. gu bebaupten, oaB
eS fih bel Dem SDnntagseeleb oarum
banble, Db bic SatDDnS am Sonntaa
0ffen iein ioqen ooer nidt. Das lit
fhon ldnait elm iibernunoener Stanbs
punt. @ir ale piIien, baB Die Saz
looms audi BEL elmer itriften Our6z
flbrung Der 50nnta9seeiebe am
Sonntaa nidt aeiblofien iinb, neil
Die BeDDlferung iie ni6t gelblOiien
baben mill. Sci ben SonntaQsges
ieben banoelt es iih jebt nlIr nod
onrum, Db Die SalDDn8 unter meilen
8eihrdnfunaen aeieblid Dfen iein
l0llen Doer Db man es .lieber lie6t,
oaB iie geaen Die B~eItimmunaen Der
@elebe Dffen gebalten neroen uno
baourb cine @elebesiibertretung,
9ur9iteherei, furs alles oas, mas
man nit Dem Worte graft be-
aeihnet. %er5eugen.--
Die .WDrlo" min oamit lagen, es
banoelt fid jebt nur barum, ob man
u~erniinltioe GDnntaasQeiebe baben
nil, tpel6e Die naturgemGBen uno
berehtiateu Miinlbe oes Bubtitums
in Betraht aieben, Dber %unperniinfs
tige, melhe elmer Notwithstanding
fleiuen 9lique BON Sanatifern, Die
BON ben Soroerunaen bes mirfliden
2ebens nihts Deriteben, 81 @efallen
~enttporfen iino, DaB Die Snnnta9ss
gelebe in Stdoten uno @eeenoen, in
benen Die Majoritdt Der 8eoDlterung
file niHt BADEN min. auf bic 9auer
niht ourdlaefiibrt peroen t0nnen, lit
cine feitIteben6e 9atladJe. Wenn lte
0urbQefiibrt neroen, 10 iii oas eben
ttur anf tur5e Belt ooer Die 9urfs
fibruna 1T Elm ibsinbare. SDtde
ibeinbare Durdfibrung aber lit eS
aerabe, our6 tpelde Die 8orruption
i'm Boliaeiwelen Der Stdote 9~ef0rbert
miro. @enn oas @eleb eEiitiert,
oaB Die SalOons am SOnntag ge.
i6tOiien iein miiien uno Die Saloons
trDBoem often iino, 0bne DAB lire
BETTER beitraft weroen, 10 muB
oies eben auf iraeno cine @eile be-
merfitefigt uerosn. uno es tuiro
in neun BON setn TalIen oaourd) be-
mertitelligt, oaB BOli3iit, Boliaeis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02

forporat unb Bpliaetfapitdn 8ete=
dunQsgeloer empfanoen.
Gue oieie bdBlihen 9inge piroen
peafaQen, tpenn bic Sadie aeieblid
in elmer 8eiIe Qere9elt tpdre, pe(he
onrhfiibrbar lift, neil iie nit ben
W(tn1ben oe8 Bublttuma ibereins
ititnlnt, tuenn. nit eiuem @Drt, oa8
OHenbalten Der Saloons am SDnns
tag QeIeblih erlaubt n6re. Damn
braudte fein Salponbe1tber Die $50
liaiiten 81 pldn1ieren" uno nit einem
9uten Sell Der &orruption in Den
itdotiIden BBfiaeioepartements mdre
es oprhei, Nber bis mir oabiu fom=
men, miro nob pieI 8afier ben
8erg finunterlauTen, miiien iid Die
W2oralioeen uniere5 8olfe8 nod iehr
an0ern uno nod oiel oernUnFttger
rperoen. llno oas gebt niht 10 ibneu
uno 10 letGt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02
2anoen. ruo lie ongebradt fino. be-

2anoen. pD iie angebraht iino, be-
tdti9en.
rDeutfdss aoweItaFrito bdtte bel
Der gruppe, Die mir felt Sahren i'm
2anoe baben, uno bel Den 9riegen,
Die bereits gefibrt iino, ldu9ft unter=
mprfen iein t6nnen, i0oaB fetn ginz
eebDrener mebr an Oin9e 81 0enten
Qena9t bdtte, tpie mir lie i'm Norben
uie i'm Sii6en erlebt baben uno ers
leben. 8as 6etfen uns uuiere Sies
ge, !perll mir oas Sbpert nibt Qe=
brauden, rpenn's Belt ift? Wfit
8eIpeft oenten Die gineeb0renen
nur an Die Grie9e aurud, Die iie un=
ter iid gefibrt baben; o~ieienigen, Die
lie geeen uns angefunqen, baben ben
ueberlebenoen, oft aub Den Infdbs
rern, nur anoenebmereS 2eben uno
8Drteile 9ebra6t."
NQes oaS flingt 10 flar, 10 bers
11iinftia uno ittmmt 10 gotr5 init Dem
aberein, mas man friber non &oz
lpniIten gebDrt bat, oaB mon 81 Der
u%eberseuQune fommen muB: gerabe
10 1T Die Sage ribti9 aeIbiloert.
9eutihlanb Bot DHenbar 9rDbe Sebz
fer in ieiner &UlDnialmirtihaft aes
maAt uno Der iblimmite bieier Sch
fer lit onideinenb Der, baB es ME
peritanben bot, Den ginaeborenen
ridtig su bebanoeln, uno ooB es nit
ben meiIten leiner WaBregeln 6ane=
ben qeeriffen bot, Bas Der gerfais
fee oes obetl 5itierten IrtifelS uber
oos &Dlonilteren fact, lift CANA pDrs
saglib; es flingt nidt bdbih. aber
es it ribtig. aolDniiieren 1T nod
ME cine idDne Spielerei gemelen.
iunbern imraer Elm arimmiger @rnit
uno Elm 8olf, meldes foloniIieren
mill, iDllte iib hieriiber DD0ig flar
Iein. Das oeutibe GDlf uber
mollte tplDnifieren, ia, feline aar>
gen gerbdltniiie mielen eS Qebiez
teriib oaraufbin, es muBte aub
fploniiieren. 90 muB es eben Die
unaneenebmen Seiten zines iol6en
unternebmens NIT in 9auf nebmen.
@ir gfauben INNER nod, Dab
0eutlblano Nuben ans leinen So=
sieben miro, oaB fie nod ein'
NAL BON grDBem Berte fir bas oeuts
11e Soft tperbeu. Nber freilih, es
miro nad)aeraoe Belt, oaB man iih
iiber Die 2eituig uno Berwaltung
oieier 8plDnien flar miro uno ein<
iiebt, baB fie ebenio tuenia elm Telo
fir bic 8etdtiaun9 uerfnDberten
BureautratiSmuS uno unflarer @e@
fablsou1elet mie fir Die Nu6lbung
elmer gum 8abnfinn gemoroener
SerrenmDral Iino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02
@ine nrnse scniatipn.

Sc beruriobte cine aroBe Senla=
ton in 2eesuiQe, Sno., ol8 IS. $.
8rumn oDn ienem Orte,. BON Dem
man %ertuartete, oaB CT lterber miiroe,
hurh 0r. Sings Neue g~ntoefung
fir Shwinbiubt aerettet muroe.
@r ibretbt: nSd lit ldier unertrda=
lide 0ualen ourb Iftbma, aber
Sbre geeue @%ntoedun9 oeridaffte mir
i0fDrt @rleihteruna uno Tie bepirfte
balo oarouf cine nDlliae 6eilun9.
Iebali6e &uren fir Sdninoluht,
2ungeuentSanbuna, 8rDnditis uno
Grippe fino bdufig. gs 1T elm urz
peraleihlihea Wittel fir ale 6a(s=
uno 2ungen=2eioen. SreiS SO gt8.
uno $l.00. @arantiert burd) s..
9olteper & SDbn unb u. DreiB's
Ipotbefe. Brobelaihen frei!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02
0erdnbten nas @rab.

Gin auireaenber 3miibenfaQ miro
BON Spbn Dliber pDn Bbilaoelpbia
fOleenoermaben er5dblt: rSb be-
fano mid in elmer ihauoerbaften Ser
fallung. Meine 6aut mar gan3
gelb, meme Nueen eingeiunfen, bic
3unae beleet, i1 batte fDrtnabreno
99mersen i'm &iden uno in Der
Geite uno muroe pm Gag 81 Gag
lbpdher. 9rei Nerste batten mid
bereits a~ufgeaeben, Damn tpuroe
mir Der Sat %erteilt, electric Bitters
gu Qebrauben unO gu meiner er0Bs
ten Treuoe ftellte ii6 lhon nad benz
@ebraub Der erften Slaihe cine
merflide 8elieruna eiu. Drei $50
ben lang IeBte ib ben @ebrauh fort
lno i'd bin iebt Elm pDaig eeiunoer
Wann. Sh meiB, Sic baben bas
@rab I'm Elm iiberes Spier be-
raubt!" Wiemano iDlte e8 oeriaue
men oieies Wittel gu probieren.
Sur so Gents. @arantlert our6
s. &altener & Sobn uno N0olpb
9reiB, Npotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02
Sin perftansiaer Mann.

90. W. Nuftin BON @iu1eiter,
Sno.. tpuBte. mas er in Der Stunoe
BET Scot 81 tun bate. Seine 5rau
tpuroe ODn einem 10 un9etp0bnlihen
Sale pm Wtagens uno 2eberbes
ibperoen geBlaat, Dab Die Nerste
ibr niht belfen f0nnten. Oa oabte
er an Or. &ing8's 0eue 9ebeiss
Biuen uno probierte oieielben. 60
fDrt berlpirte fie 8%eiierung unb
balo muroe Hte p0uit6noig aebeilt.
Sur 25 Gents in s. &alteper & Sobns
uno NoDlpb OretB's &pDtbete 81
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02

$500 8elObnune fiir irgeno Ses
manb, Der cine before uno pOQIt6ns
oigere Nusmabl bon Screens uuo
Bproertiren rennen fam, als tie bel
6 b. 6teoes & CONS gu fin-
ben tit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02
gages : 9~semInteiten.
II b.

Das Observation-Disclosures BEG
a0ngrefies tat Die uSunoren @ipils
BiQ' an9enDmmeu.
Nnoren 8. 8arlom, Der a!les
ritanilhe &oniu( in Der Stabt
Nterifo, bat feline 6elianatiDn einaes
rei6t uno bieielbe 1T pom Stats
oepartement on9enDmmen mDroen.
8nrlou bat lib in Merifp 10 betras
gen, Dab er bort niht (dnaer bleiben
f0nnte.
@abreno er cine Operation in
einem 6Olpital 81 BrOOflpn noll5og,
ertranfte Der betaunte @Dndfoloae
Or. 9ruar plDblin unb muBte Die
Nrbeit unterbrehen. gr beaab iid
in elm Neben5immer, no er nah
nenigen Winuten perl9ieo.
Die WGn5e in Gan SranciscD
bat wdbreno oes leBten WOnatS
bur@l9nittlib jeoen gaa cine W1iIs
lion Dollars in @olo aus9eprdet.
Gin gepilier @m. s. @burb
in ct. 2ouis bat einaeItanben. leine
NoOptioeltern. oa5 @bepaar geater
in 8arrenton, Wio., aus bloBer
WDroluft ermDroet gu baben. @r
bate bic beiben alten 9eute i'm S9laf
iiberfaaen unb ibnen nit einem 6az
iirmeIier ben Sails aheeldnitten.
= D%onneritng Ibeno mucot eFr
Oregon : @rpreBsug Der Soutbern
Bacifie Babn, in Der Ndbe Der Sta
tim gopleD in Californian. zehn
Wteifen nDrolih BON &eooing, BON
brei masfierten &dubern anaebal=
ten. Dieielben erlboiien ben @r=
pres Welienger D'Neil, iprenaten
ben @elol9ranf in Dem grpreBma=
gen altF uno atpangen mann ben 2os
fDmotiofibrer, tie nad 5ec flint Wtei=
fen iiblih eelegenen G ation Sees
mig gu fabren. NO fe fib baopn
madten. Bie grOB ldre 8eute ges
tpelen lit. fam Niemano iaaen.
Gin gemiiier Gibnep Sobnlton
6aboen iprang am Sreitag aus Dem
21ten StoGuerf zines 0aules am
8r0aomap in Stem Durt auf Die
StraBe. Ct nuroe ~oOultdnoia aers
Ihmettert.
Del Gtaot 9bip bat ebenio pie
Snoiana uno Wtibiaan ourb ueber=
idmemmunaen gu leioen. Der
W[anharo, Der Sanbusfg, oer
9leantang, Der Miami uno anoere
SliIie iino iber lire ufer Qetreten
uno BADEN Die Nieberunaen ubers
i1wemmt. Sn 8iqua lit Der 8a1er-
merit 9anal iber9etreten uno bat ei=
men Teil Der Staot unter @aiier ge=
ieBt; BON Der Staot 0elapare 1T elm
GROCER 3eil i~i6eridwemmt; bel Tr0p
Brad bic 2epee oes Miami uno Die
nieorig geleaenen Quartiere iteben
inter @aiier. Gebnlibes miro aus
anoern Drten gemeloet.
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VI Il 8 | II D.

= Brdiioeut Dias bat am 5rei=
tag Den merifanilben GOnareB NIT
Der iibliben Aniprabe er6ffnet. Sn
ieiner &eoe leate er b~elDnoeren &ad)s
oruf auf Die NOtmenoi9feit eiaerei.
fenber ianitdrer MsaBreaeln.
9as grobeben am 26. Mdr8
fol- ben nenen Scfenbauten in Der
merifaniihen 6afenftabt WanaaniaD
bDS mitoeIpielt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02

&beumatlsmuS 1T III oteiem Sllrnn
i6mer5baIter ais irgeno elm anoeres
4eioen; miro our6 @imer & 9(menSS
Hesept DO. 1851 eebeilt. g. &.
9 Oh mi C.. 9asnt 6Dultpn 9eras.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30

DEATH At
ADAMSTON
David B. Gain suceumbs to Lagrippe at
Home of His Sister, Mrs. C. C. South
em. at Adamston.

The death of David B. Gain occurred
at the home of G. @. Southern, at
Adamston, Tuesday night at IL o'clock
and was the result of bad attack of
lagrippe that seized him ten days prior.
Tie deceased was son of hi Gain,
deceased. brother of j. NJ. and T. E.
Gain, of Oklahoma; half-brother of
Henry and James Gain, of Long Run,
Doddridge county, and brother of Mrs.
g. G. Southern and Miss Mary Virginia
Gain. of Adamston. He was born and
reared in Harrison county, and resided
in the county all his life, with the excep-
ton Of a few years spent in the west.
His age was 40 years. He was never
married. There are many relatives and
friends in the county VINO mourn his
demise.
!. Mr.. Gain was a member of the Clarks-
burg Fraternal Burial Association and
the funeral viii be held by that or.
ganization. The hour of the funeral at
the residence Of Mr.. Southern will be
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock and
the interment win be in the Gregory's
Run cemetery, near the home of Edmund
Southern. in Sardis district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
Decision Handed Down by Judge
Brannon in KanaMha County Slot
Machine Case that is Against
the Machine, Says TeIe-
grams Received Here.
Clerk Matthews Wires Attorneys to That Effect and
Other Dispatches corroborate it--Wording is SO
Vague, that Lawyers are Uncertain Whether
Decision Means Machines ard Gam
bling Devices

| The State Supreme Court handed down.
decision Tuesday afternoon in slot
machine case, which was argued by Hon
John Basel and Captain NJ G. sperry
and Others few weeks ago, and upon
which the Frank Gaughan case here to
some extent depends.
The style Of the case was Gibson Wood
against cottrill, justice of the peace OF
Kanawha county.
A message received Wednesday mor1-
ing by Mr.. Bassel, from the clerk of the
court states that the case was confirmed
the court holding that the writ of pro.
hibition did not lie.
"A Charleston newspaper dispatch also
says the slot machine case was decided
against the machine. Judge Brannon de.
lhering the opinion.
The messages are so vague that the at.
torneys here do not know exactly what
features Of the ease were decided or
whether the machine Is regarded by The
court as a gambling device
Other decisions handed down Tuesday
are as follows:
Starr vs., sampsaIle. AIingo county;
opinion by Miller Judge; affirmed.
Farmers and Shippers Leaf Tobacco
Warehouse Go. vs.. Bridemore. Lincoln
county; opinion by Miller; affirmed
Turkc vs Sheen, Mingo county; opin-
ion,bS Me'yhorter; reversed and remand.
ed
Thompson vs. the National Mutual
Building and Loan Association. Cabell
county; opinion by Mcwhorter; reyers.
ed and remanded.
Ex-parte. James Dudley Va. State.
cabell county; opinion by Dent; iudg-
ment reversed and accused issdiscbarged
from further spfpseentiou on the indict
ment. y
Nalsby. rs. Eapafk, Raieish county:
opinion br Branp6n iudgemept reversed
and irasuent srendersd Tor Tie defend.
ant demurrer to .dselaratian; Judge
Tenf distntF and files an opinion.
Natiooat Cash Register Company ys4
Tyler Onion Bargain House. from Me-
nowelI county; opinion by Brannon, AZ
frmsd
Col. Stone ". Janney. Berkeley eoun.
Is; opinion by Ponenbarger. president;
affirmed and remanded.
Moore vs.. Holt. judge ct al. Randolph
county: writ Of prohibition awgrdrd
Jonn f. Roller vs.. Reed ct al Web.
Ster county: appeal refused
Hinchman VI. Dooiittle. judge, Logan
county; prohibition refused.
Holt vs.. King. Lewis county; motion
to correct order argued and submitted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
Stockholders Vote to Increase the capi.
tai Stock to saoo.ooo and Board of
Directors Are Elected-Proceed-
ings Go To Washington, D.
c., For Approval.

The stockholders of tine Traders Nat
ional Bank, which was recently closed
by order of the Comptroller of the Cur
renee OF the United States, held meet
ing here Wednesday afternoon TO con
slider movement TO increase the capital
stock to 100000 Quite a number of
stockholders were in from the country
and other places and numerically things
looked quite lively at the banking rooms
where the meeting was held.
The meeting continued throughout
nearly the entire afternoon, The at
tendance was large, there being more
than two-thirds Of the stock represented.
1t took less than fifteen minutes Il
decide to increase the capital stock iron,
5000 to S2Oo,oOo. bur the course =
be pursued in reorgauizing the bank con.
sumed several hours, it not being knows
definitely Just how to process and there
being some differences opinion in til,
matter.
1t was finally concluded to elect I
board of directors and otherwise proceej
to reorganize and submit the proceed
ings to the Comptroller Of the Currency
This indicates that the prospects for 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
WON BRIDE
LOST FORTUNE
West Virginia Man Loses Big Amount
of Money on His Honeymoon
Trip to Washington.

A Washington dispatch 10 the Balti-
more Sun says:
William Payne, of Whitmefs Ran,
dolph county, W. va, a bridegroom! Of
two days reported to the police lq-,iiglli
that he either had lost or been robbed oi
$4,000.
"on saturday last Mr.. Payne VA,
married in Cumberland. Md. TO
young lady Of that city. and incident
ally he sold a load of cattle With lb,
proceeds OF the sale and other money
amounting. he says. TO S420sssbes sstlri,
ed on his wedding trip. and coming t,
Washington stopped at the Driscol
House. Yesterday he left. with hi
bride. to visit his father. in ciilpeppc,
county, Virginia, and upon arrivin,
found that the $1,000. which he ha.
carried in his hip pocket was missing.
"The Virginia authorities were al one
notified and Mr.. Payne returned to Wash
ington to-infornf the local police
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
TRADERS BANK
is REORGANIZING

resumption of business of the bank will
occur at an early date.
Directors elected are W. b. Maxwell,
John II. Ruhl, Porter Maxwell, P. NJ.
Robinson, J. H. Hurry, L. l. Loar, Chas.
$. Smiley, James +. Allen, VI. F. Snider.
i. Il. Davis and Lee Boggess
The officers Of the institution viii be-
w. b. Maxwell, president; Paul VI. Rob
inson. vice president, and Scott II. White.
cashier.
The reorganization proceedings will be
submitted TO the proper authorities at
once and it Is hoped to have the bank
reopencd by April Is.
The entire Sll5,OOO, necessary to in
crease the stock to S2o0oOO, has been
subscribed and otherwise arranged for.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30

st. Petersburg. March 30 Emperor
has received dispatch from General
Karopatkin giving lengthy report from
General NIishchenko, dated at 10 p m.
March Is which says that an important
engagement look place near the town OF
Chongiu, in which.the Russians were de.
feated, retiring in perfect order.
The japanese suffered heavily but the
Russian losses are not stated.
Cavalry aud infantry on both side
were engaged The Russians occupied =
commanding potion.
The Japanese fought gallantly, but
owing to their heavy losses were unable
TO occupy the position abandoned by tn
Russians.
The small outposts of the Russian
attempted for three days to engage the
Japanese cavalry, but their patrols re.
tired to Chongiu, forty miles or more
northwest of Ping Yang The Russian
commander sent six squadrons to attack
the place As soon as they appeared the
Japanese opened fire. There were -four
Spanish sqnadrons on the scene. Twr
Russian detachments dismounted and oc-
cupied the heights six hundred feet dis.
tant. An engagement ensued. A com.
pany OF infantry and a squadron of cav.
airy lay concealed in ambush in tn
town. The Russions were reinforced by
three companies and attacked the Japan.
csc with cross fire. But the japanese
gallantly held their ground and it wa
only after hard fight of half an HON
that the Japanese ceased to fire an
sought refuge in the houses. Soon afte'
this three squadrons of Japanese cavalry
advanced along the Kasan road at full
rallop toward the town. Two entered
and the other fell back in disorder under
repeated volleys from the Russian troop
number of men and horses fell. Az
hour an a half after the attack begar
four companies OF Japanese advanced
along the hasn rod and the Russians re
treated. but in perfect order. II i be
lieved the Japanese had heavy losses
Three Russian officers -stephauoff. Vas
eievitch and Audroolse-werc severely
wounded, three cossaeks we're killed an.
twelve wounded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
pR. DAWSON RETURNS.

DIR. ~, DaHson and family, who
resided Wheeling the past Scar, re-
turned - Harrison county Sihy sand
are now Seated at wilsonburs tiieir old
home. The doctor had very excellent
practice in Ohio county and prospered
very much. In addition to this he tool,
special courses in medicine that will be
quite beneficial to him in his future
practice. The people OF Harrison connt.
take pleasure in welcoming hinf and ~:
estimab.e family back into their luiast,
and are glad OF know they are enjoying
such exeellent health. .AiNNl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
WILL 60 TO
NEW YORK
Bernard Nelms, Real Estate Dealer, Has
Decided to Leave clarksburg and co
to the Nations Metropolis to
Embark in Business.

Bernard Nelms, the real estate dealer,
who has been located in clarksburg for
the past two years, and who returned
from Huntington few days ago after
a months stay in that city attending
TO business matters. has decided 70 90 a.
New York city and enter business there.
He win close his business in this city
and move to the nations metropolis the
first part of next week. Afr NeIms nas
made many friends during hi- stay IL
Clarksburg in both business and sorial
way and they will regret that he has de-
cided to leave the city. All extend their
best wishes and hopes 10 Mr. Nsims that
he win meet with unlimited success and
prosperity in his new venture.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
ARMY REcRuITs LEAVE.

Sergeant George W. Howthorne, of the
local recruiting station. sent Blame
willison, Of this city, and Alva d. weav-
er, Of Alden, to Columbus, Ohio, We'd
nesday morning to be assigned to the
infantry service Of the United States
William N. Golf and Wallace D. Goff
both Of Beeehwood. leave on No. l2 this
evening for Fort slocum, at New Ro-
chelie, y. y, to join the coast artillery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
HALFDOZEN. 1
GRADUATES
City High School Have This Year
Closing Exercises VIII Occur the /;
Last of May.

There are eight more weeks of the
.oity schools and the graduating class
as well as others are taking the usual
examinations. The class TINS year will
have six members. They are Misses
Genevieve and Alma Haymaker, Miss
Georgia Thorne, Miss Edna Tinsmau,
Michael connell and Edgar Hood. The
commencement exercises win he held {
last OF May The class speaker has not
yet been secured and arrangements have
not been otherwise perfected for the
closing exercises.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
ANGEL OF
DEATH
Calls Miss Ersey Kester, Daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Kester, of Broad
Oaks, to Her Eternal Reward
Tuesday Midnight.

- Ersey Kcster, daughter of Mr..
|. Mrs. J. a. Kcster. of Broad Oaks
TUESDAY midnight from typhoid
mlia. She was eighteen years Of
a bright aud popular young lady
cath is deeply dcplcred and re-
,y a large number Of people who
knbered among hr friends and
Lnces.
,eraI viii take place thursday
Services viii &c held at the
Broad oaks and the remains
ken to Mt. Zion church grave
n f5-urial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
Ali the Crew and Passengers Cap.
tured Except Captain. one Pass
enger and one Member of the
Crew Near the Miato and the
Hanyei Sunk.
Japanese Advance Occupies Haiju. South ofeAnju.
Taking Possession on March 27--Rnssians
Meet With Land Defeat but Claim
to Have Retired in Order. A5
By ASSOCIATED Press.

chee Foo, Marcn 3o-1'he captain, one
passenger and one member Of the crew OF
the Japanese coasting steamer, Hanyei,
which arrived at Teng Show to-day. re.
ported the Hanyei sunk by the Russian
fcet on March 81, near the AIiatao Is.
lands. The remainder of the crew and
passengers, numbering seventeen, were
captured. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
SIX coNGREssMEN
RENoMINATED IN pENNA.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Pa, March so-rhe Re
publieans to-day renominated the pres
cnt congressman in the first, second, third
fourth, fifth and sixth districts. They
are Henry Harrison Bingham, Robert
Adams, ,Ir., Henry Burk, James Rankin
Young, Edward De V. Morrell and Thos.
s. Butler.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30
JUMBO LEAVES TOMORROW.

Jumbo, the big steer that has been on
exhibition here several weeks, will leave
clarksburg tomorrow morning. L. l.
Queen, one of the three owners, viii
leave with him for Grafton, where he
will be exhibited few days and then
he will be taken to other places and final.
~ to the Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-30

s. D. Hnmes. Of Lynch, who came 70
the city to attend the AEasons lodge
meeting Monday night. returned 70 his
home Tuesday evening. aEr. fIumes i
thirty two degree Mason and j. known
AN over The State.
W. I. Nowery was business visitor
here Wednesday from darsissille.
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BY Associated pfess.

vIadiyostok, March 3O-one of the
submarine mines in Possiet Bay, was
struck by whale to-day. whose mutil-
aied body washed ashore.