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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
Vlalivostok Squadron Active
and Reports Of Naval Engage
rlent Near Port Arthur.
AMI CAB LE SETTLEMENT Y
OF EUROPEAN EN- BROGL 10.
The. Cars Government 6 Answers
Mote Of British Ambassador
and Both Sides Show Con
ciliatory Spirit ill be
Released Soon as Char
u. actcrs Is Established.
g Y PAU u LAMBETH. &. u.
(Spccla l@5 Cable n to The Times Olsp atch,

- rS OL5G ~ " -
g(specla lS Gable to a he ines Dlspatchl
3SSig Copyright so4.
# LONDON July 22ss Il Experts are puz-5
reports coming y To- hand from various
sources being so different that It Is next
to. impossible to form al accurntc idea
or what has happened. s ssa Sf
4 From Russian sources It sSi $ not II onl VI
denied that the Japan csc have succeed:
ed IN breaking throug g ghf8 1Sel ller' Slef It
flank. but the claim Is made that q fterss
fierce fighting, llurokl Is army has been
driven / back on N otien Pass wi tn heavy
loss. $3 On the other hand I, a brief off
cial dispatch from II Tokio ellis Of II he 8oc-
Icupatton by the ] apancse aft q. series 1a'
or hot fights Of ISino-T Tung &. v wltlli1l ton
miles of83 Lao y Ing, II in d "a from outside
sources the report tha t ISuroki is IN
The rear OF Kcll lcr's force, Us repeated.
The 8welg ht of opinion b ere is that the
Russians have met With ser sreyerses
iii the north despite the denlals from
st Petersburg which III tile past have 4,
not always proven relia ble. 8f NJ
ssiti Tho naval situation is made q N terest-
Ing by the movements 8of the ia diYostok
squad ron.Ss MAYA experts size sit up N g
Ta,3sef fort y divert 8 por tionssol EoEo3s
b1ockading fleet " from Port q tht.r, and
thus give tile vessels sco oped up I here q
chance d to 81 esca pc, is believed d 5S that Z
5Bezobrazoff made mist kc 8 g
Scari d 8 Hno DANA SO except to m cllnn r n
shipping Iii the Facif fic and he Two ell
frances to the apan Sea- col peS e closed
to8him without wGa kentng TogoS s rect
The via i dirostok5 ships car not keep the
sea long, and they l;e ecu from
their base they must Il, a time
make their way back HON e.
The report Of q heavy naYa va rga ge-
8ment off Port Art hllr has no been sc2nS4
firn,ed but here e as tlot
BILE. 8 !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
WANTS THIS WOMAN TO
COOKED I'M FOREVER.
llgpDe.cIal 10 Tha Times, ,Dl spatch,, q

5s Especial to The .rimes, ID spatcl
and 4 partner In an electrical supply firm,
Mas bunting with q party Of friends In North
er1 N ichigan last 5plpnth. Hungry and 4 t!red
.Tesky, of sI5scsnaba, NJ licl., and another wo.
man Wore prepar ring supper, Mr. i.ittle and
lis friends were invited To- Y. dine. In 9 weak
Mi! L! tie was back IN SChlca so. 10 sent
this message to Miss 61'esky; y.Es I
Yoyaare 80 good e cook YOU must e be sood
Miss Tssxys replied. .'Yes.'' 3l 81 .si
The wedding will he on August 1st, and
they will spend their honeymoon In the woods
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
Richmond.

Officers Of the Virginia. Carolina Chem ZEN :
Iicat Include Secretary s. D. .lsS crensllaw y y
and Treasurer s. ~. Travers. re-clected;
stheir&rettrement from the Board g s. Di-s .l
recotrs naturally explained; inanclers
take most optimistic view cf the com
pany's future Southern III ely 70 con,
struct short spur track near Granite and
save three hours between ashingt g ton
land panyi1e sonslderat1sn 4 + r, sn
/ statue rem oved from pedestal and boxed, \
lsmainng i 'ts last n!shatn T. tip rotanSn
SHARP Williams writes le would be de-
lghted Riehmond dnrlag tns
swillinot be needed - T his the last day Of
Outing sonses. 8 q :
r1oYal x 81 afayett te's bust recalls y !, the
breaking o he nose In 1Ses and the deep
+ man should !; find tout during his1visit
here that yea r---D eat b of Mrs. Jeminla i
Irwin III, 81 Idaho. biANCHESTE Err sey.
scral sent on to grand jury NumPers S
cafes break ks retor - F or cha rity s. ga aKe
4 - II abeas corpus proceedings post poned
Personals and brief S$s5 III E Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
! . ~ IT7.1l1t7,l7 q 2
Virginia i.lli: ];

-Four mtn are killed In a. yyr eek on I, the he
southern KalIway ca used by ca Z q por
IA freight train falling across he track. So.
dawes. presid ot he Nor 5oarn O
In tf1e pr egence ;ofg 4 iiIs wi Z dencai
for he U Comm monWeal It'll I, 8 Bu cking ham
house burning case 8all h IND yYoold dges
ia 70 III, hcs stand Y;tl
.behaI - I'VE n of the mon ndicted sini
;Danville for attempt in g to nrce The Jau3 Z.
construct 4 paved Riroad wa from Peters y.
burg to the Federal Genet 4 ~
Negro fined and Jailed InS Petersburg for.
Imposing iipons the peo Y sTecI L Y Y "a
rested AL Union, ~. prove notlto ne
Kennedy tratn II rely
sReys cha es3 Al n araha ara,lkk t1Ik
4 fHors,sy.go Newport rseN 10 al Ell iockEs
HI ~; ;tccf,le n or Met holds u Church z
Boydton 4 truck bygl ghtning Barn ana
contents or sD.IAs st ~ ne.
Vile b1rne - Sunday School Con nyentinn
eshe ceanS in spo'ssto
sr;lizabet |, city W. ed - One me Sro kiils
another In Norfolk {
North Care rolina.
y Mrs, Eye testif3es In the Brcesc ca Sc
that she entrusted her entirs fortune 70
Tie banker a nd lost t. Sa 1.,pson people
81 xiol,s 10 get hold of Gauttcr. who Kill
"a shcrif fT& Daughtr ~ onla n Is Associa y, 4
lion for School Imp enen Z. elect !. ON
GERS armers' institutes being held,
Watson thought be einkin s-----I q " and
order League formed In. {; ;reensboro----
}Prepa ra tions for La Dor 4 Day elebra ton
E. May F'a " Jr., thought to be dyingj
az result of a peculiar z accld en- g. Post
.efice al j ollietS Is robbed 53,
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SUMMARY THE DAYS NEWS
The Weather.

WARRINGTON, july 22.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday: L.
Virginia Showers Saturday and sum
day light variable Winds. iS A.
North Carolina Showers Saturday.
Sunday fair and warmer; lght south TO
west winds. 3 is II IN W
3l Yesterday begat, cloudy and som 10 rain
fell III the morning. The slentire day was
moro or less cloudy and pleasant IN tenn
peraturt. & S @ NJ q tlS
RANGE o T. I'll u I'll iBRMc iIrlsR :: |. 5 \
fe AZ NJ, I. ". ". ....n
1s N. =. 4. 4. 4. q. ~ t
P.} NJ. ..... % 90
L; P. M. q. ..... 81
81. Va. 4. u. {. Z. I. 70 +
l1o midnight h. 4. \. \. I. 10 n
Average ............ 4. !. /. i. 3. .s7Oa
l--i-
Highest temperature ycster1ay...... 80
Lowest Temperature Syestcrday...... 81
Mean Temperature yesterday "
Normal Temperature for July. ...... 90 3
Departure from normal temperature: 0i
{ Precipitation during past q no urs... 70
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

{71IG@E 111feF9I7 514511fl l9l
4 Sun rises i. ~. :C7 "a \ HIGH TIDE.
1 Sun sets.. ). ..7:25 A Morning :l3
Moon sets. ..... :5s il Eycnin 3 J: iJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
EVIDENCE,
FOR ATT,
FINISHED.
COnlnonWeal TIL Rests y
Defense Begins To- ay
RWOOLDRIDGE5WlL
TESTIFY HIMSELF

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

& In Its report the Commercial, u makes q
comparison Of the fiscal showing az the
company for 1904 with that for 1902;
making a. era tifying showing by com.
.parison. Continuing, It, thus quotes Mr..
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
WHOLE NO. COTS
MAMIE
in TROUBLE
Woman Claiming to Be From clarksburg
Ia Arrested in Parlsersburg
For Hotel Bill.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Dec, "a
woman giving tho name of Manic Stow
art, who claims Clarllsburg as her home.
arrived in the city about ten days ago,
nd going to prominent hotel. register.
d, and was assigned a room.
When the week was up the. landlord
who had become somewhat suspicious
about tne financial aftairs Of his board
er, presented n bill for the amount. M
was hardly prepared for wat followed
The woman told him that she had no
use Tor the bill, as she aa3 NO mon,y
10 pay It with, and he could keep IT,
Not satisfied with this she proceeded ta
indulge in something stronger than
water, and, for fear That sae would
create scene, the police were notified
and asked to remove tas woman from
the place. Lieut.. Smith went to her
room and found hpr in an almost help
leas condition. She was taken TO police
headquarters and the officers were Of
tine opinion that she hal a dose of dope.
she remarked that II tho landlord had
waited a while longer she would have
had the money to settle her bill. Sac
was taken to the lookup
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30

Clayton Joliffe. of Fairmont. middle
aged man. is wanted on an alleged of
tense Of a serious nature, that OF for
gsS2s
: Is is asserted that from time to time
JoIifEe has been using tue name Of John
A. Clark, the prominent Fairnont coal
operator. in an unlawful way. 1t is
stated that ne FORCES the name OF Mr..
Clark to checks and obtains money on
them.
According to the best information OBJ
tainable JolifTe forged clark's name to
check here Saturday and obtained
tiac money on it. Later it was iiseov-
cred that the name was forged Steps
were at once taken to apprehend Jolifre
and upon mis- arrest he will he vigorously
prosecuted, as Mr.. Clark Is out of pa
thence with the use of his name in that
way.
The alleged forgery said to have been
committed by him mere was that OF a
check made payable TO j. c. Joliife for
eighteen dollars and was drawn upon
the West Virginia bank He had il
casliei at the Diamond buffet by Messrs.
Hickman and Jones, the proprictors or
tho bnfrst. 1t being Saturday and the
bank not being open until Tuesday. it
WAS not presented for payment untr
that day. Then Hickman and Jones
were Informed that Mr.. Clark had no
account there The matter was tnen
1ooEed into and it was discovered tnat
9. forgery had been committed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
.NIMRODS
GATHERING
For the Big Shooting Match and clares.
burg Is Represented in 1t
BY Delegates.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Dec. 20-Cum.
bertrand IS now the mecca FOR all tnc
crack sirots Of The surrounding country
and as result the hotels are already
we'll Rllei with the followers Of the trap
who will enter into the all.day shoot
Of the Cumberland Shooting Club, at
Camp Hall today, Delegates from Mar.
tinsburg. Grafton, Clarksburg, Fairmont
Warrington and Nforgantown. w. Va,
and from Pittsburg. MeKeesport, Ale
heny, Connellsyille, ScottJale and Moy-
crstowu, Pa. have arrived here to at
tend tie school. The West Virginia
Central train also brought in several
cracks with the shotgun. from West vir-
ginia.
The shooting VIII commence promptly
at . o'clock. There will b. ten events,
with fifteen and twenty tar
COTS Tao targets viii BE- thrown from
the Clubs fine Magau trap. In All
1T the events one.nalf per cent. viii be
deducted from all targets trapped and
will 20 TO thc FIRST AMI second giln shoot
ing through IN" entire program. The
parse will he large on anil win b.
diyidsi sixty and forty per cent.
9Ir. Luther J squires, representing
the Dupont Powder Company. II Will
ming,on, Dbl; Mr.. Charles Mason, OF
the Remington Arms Company, ans
Mr.. ]. c. Garland, Of the Peters Cart
ridge Company, are in the city to az
Tend the meeting. These gantlemon
IRE numbered among the crack shots
Of the country. They win be allowed to
shoot for targets only.
The local club mas erected club
hoisr on the grounds and every thing
win be warm and cosy for today's
event. The grounds are OF easy ac-
cess to the city, being only three
blocks from tho Rose Hin station or
the Cumberland street railway.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
K NIGHTS
OF ST. JOHN
Entertain One Hundred Gusts At Pro-
gpsssive Euchre in Cen
tennial Hall.

Progressive euchre was INDUCED in in
Cent ennial nall wednesday night under
the auspices of the knights of St John
with one hundred persons present AMI
participating. The nours were from s
to II o'clock. The leading gentle
mans prize WIS won by j. F. Kcarns.
and the booty prize by John Kearney.
Mrs. Mcdonald, OF Columns, Ohio, won
the lady's head prize and Miss Mary
Callahan the BOBBY prize. The event
was one OF tine most delightful social
functions of the season and the Knights
OF st. John showed themselves royal
entertainers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
MACCABEES
INITIATE
Twelve knights Are Taken Into viii
sOnburg Tent-clarlssours Team
Does the Work.

The AIaccabees initiated twelve candi-
dates al WiisonburE Tent "Wednesday
night, The team from Clarksburg did
the work very nicely. The following
were taken into membership: f. w.
HardeSty Emmett Fowler. Charles A.
Dent. W G. Allen, Joseph AlcCloy, AS
bury Wise, A. NJ Drqlmmond, William
carler. Ray Earl Sims, ]. R Price, j. S.
Herman and Frederick Redfox.
+. B. Hardsssy and Elmer F. Goodwin
made excellent addresses TO the order.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
All Along the River There Is Fine
Stage Of Water and High Wind and
Cold Weather Have Not Interfered
With Transportation.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. O., Dec. eo-Notwith.
standing the higa wind of yesterday
and ths cold weather still prevailing, the
Ohio river now affords ample water for
floating great quantities of coal
With over twelve feet of water today
at Pittsbnrg and corresponding deptn
at lower points more coal is coming anil
boats that were tied up yesterday are
on their way again today. But slight
losses nave occurred.
Steamers with tows empty win start
from here up the river Friday. lows
from the aKnawna river are coming to-
day.
At Charleston there Is stage OF 8
feet of water today; at Parlsersburg
1876; Point Pleasant. lis; Portsmouth,
90, and Cincinanti, feet.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
ANNUAL
CHURCH
ELECTION
S Held At the First Baptist Church
Entirely New Set Are
Elected.

-, ~.
M; ra ANNA ana'ai en~rS" . el9e'' on, a. egs
- -. - p'e
"a a's %,,', :, et = wv the aot
~ "sI'',s' =, - "ppe'', ""
Wo1ia y s,lsa 'e ~ sno.l' pu' ,a"s.'
.5est va NAM = '''.,' s'eie "''s =
- 80, - = W. ,i ris,'''s ~ 7,
i'oe' = -''S,.'''' '"s PAst'.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
Prosperous Term.

BUCKHANNoN. w. Va, Dec, 2o-The
closing term OF the Wesleyan university
is regarded by President Weir as the
best during his incunbency. Tine win,
ter term opens January ! and the enroll.
ment promises to be considerably in
creased Or. Marshall, the eminent
Methodist evangelist, viii open a series
Of services on January 10. The boara
OF trustees will meet towards the chc
Of January, and several prominent edu-
Gators Of New York will address rae
students during the next month.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
Lamp Explosion kills Two.

FAFRNONT, w. Va, Dec. 20-Two
are dead as the result of lamp ex-
piosion in the home of an italian family.
The family were eating breakfast at
The time and the explosion ignited the
clothes OF the mother and little three
yearsoil SON, and they died within few
hours The woman was Mrs. Pasqualc
Dell. The. flames were extiuguisaed be-
fora any serious damage was done the
house.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
AMPUTATlON
of Part of Charles williams Right Hand
Was Necessary To Save His Life.
Is Afflicted With Blood Poison.

Charles Williams, an empioye at tne
diamond buffet. is at his home in Point
Comfort. suffering from blood poison, tae
result of scratening and bruising MS
ight hand several days ago in fight
18th some one -I'ne hand became so
bud that the amputssion Of part Of L..
including the little finger was necessary
"Wednesday afternoon. II Is hoped tnas
tie operation win keep the poison from
presiding and that he viii nov recover.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
uNFAVORABLE
To Erither One of the AdamstOn Mayor
atty Candidates is Democratic
County Chairman Garrett.

Robert \. Garrett, chairman of the
county executive committee
stated in an interview today abont tnr
campaign at Adnmston, he
was nat for Bartlett, one Of the nom
ineei for mayor, and added that he nevtr
did favor mugwnmps. Then ne added
tna, he was not for eitaer one Of them,
and BIZ that ne meant that he was rot
uthrrn either.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
Now n.not At wil,onhurr.

The construction Of new passenger
Depot at Wilsonblug is under way. The
building is to be one and half stories
and located just east of tao present sta
ton. 1t win be frame. Later the
baltimore ( Ohio railroad company will
fiji tn bottom, land bsrween the depot
and the coke ovens with side tracks for
inc purpose OF making Il stock yard
10 relieve the yards here of the many
coal ears.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
WILL
OF the Late John Matheny is Probated-
Sons and Daughters Get
this Estate.

The win of the lnts John Afatheny nas
been alsd for probate in the Office Of
the county clerk. Two hundred dollars
is given to his son, Perry II. Matheny,
and the same amount in ais laughter,
Mrs. Alice v. Dawson. The remainder
OF his estate is devised to mis- other son.
otey D. Matheny, who has qualified a.
administrator with win annexed. in the
UNI of $500 The viii was made Jnns
0, 1908.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
new LAUNDRY
At the Waldo Hotel win Start Up
Monday and Cater To the
Town Trade.

Beginning noxt Monday the Waldo
hotel will have complies force OF
laundry employees and win operate the
laundry connected with tine hotel. 1t
is the intention of the management TO
place a wagon and driver on the streets
for the purpose or getting some of tina
city's patronage. The Waldo has one
of the best equipped laundries in tns
state and win do MS fine work as any in
the city, tine management says.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
REPORT
IS MADE
OF HOME
FOR GIRLS AT SALEM BY pRESr.
DENT OF ITS BOARD OF DrREc.
TORS TO GOVERNOR.
SPLENDID SHOWING is MADE BY
THE REPORT AND GOOD WORK
rs DONE.
Strong Plea Is Made For New Building
For White Girls and Appropriations
For Next Two Years Are Asked For.

Tne biennial report of the West vir-
ginia Industrial Home for Girls at
Salem, signed by DR.. Harriet B. Jones.
of Wheeling, president of the board of
directors, hac been sent to Governor
White. It notes the GOOD work done
since the institution was organized six
years ago and asks for needed appro.
priations to extend the work. New
buildings are asked from the lcgisia.
ture, and on this subject the report
reads:
"Among our girls are some very black
sheep. VINO really seem beyond redemp-
tion. and after we have tried in vain TO
help them without any appreciable re.
suit and we find their presence exceed
ingly detrimental to tine other girls. we
do not deem 1t advisable to ictain them
any longer, taking the place of girl
who mny be redeemed. They ara unit
to place in homes. so we are compelled
to let them 10.
when The Legislature gives up sufTicI.
cnt buildings. that We may bc able to
classify, and put the extremely vicious
and immoral by themselves, we may be
able to keep tnom longer and have bet.
ter results. The best results are. OF
course, with the girls who are not i'm
moral, hut who need the discipline Of
such home, the trimming in cleanliness,
neatness and how 0 do household work.
Girls are sent to us. starvc,l.loolSing
creatures. filthy in habits. dirty in per
son, aud without the slightest idea Of
tho decrncics Of life. In remarkably
snort time, what Transformation, In
Stead we see clean tidy. rosy-cheekeI
wholesome Isbkiug. s,lf-respectiug eirls."
Failure 10 appropriate for the build.
ing for coiored girls conpcIs that build.
ing to b. unfurni-hed ana untchanted.
\ strong plea is made for now build
ing for white girls. Appropriation.
are asked Tor the next two years as FOL.
lows:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
FACTORY
STARTS UP
Hazel-Atlas People Are Busy Again
After Shutdown of
Six Weeks.

After shutdown of six weeks the
Hazel Atlas glass factory resumed OPP
erptions Wednesday night and is in full
blast again. The shutdown was caus-
ed by the scarcity of water during the
recent water famine. There is tinn
supply now and the factory will run
steadily Inc remainder of the season.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
PEABODY
SURE NOW
70 Be Reelected Governor of Colorado
+ is the Opinion in Demo
cratic Circles.
By Associated Press.

BY. Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, Dec. e9-By the ae-
lion Of the state canvassing board in
giving certificates to Senators Borela
and Willard, the Republicans have such
absolute control of the general assembly
tnat it is now regarded in Democratic
circles as highly probable Governor Pea
body will he reelected, This viii be
done by throwing out the vote OF all the
democratic wards of Denver.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
Death AZ County 1nfrmnrv.

Emma Harris, colored, aged 40 years,
died day or so ago at the county in
Urinary and the interment was in the
county cemetery. Friends claimed the
hody but were too poor to bury it and
so it was done at county expense.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
Train DELAYED Ry wr,ek.

Through passenger train No. ran
four hours late Thursday morning on
account Of freigot collision at Vigo
hill some ii-tance west ii Par3t. burg
The engine drawing the rear train was
badly smashed AMI the eaboose and
shree cars on The forward train wepc
broken to pieces. No one was hurt.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
MRS. KRAFT
IS DEAD
At Her Home IN Baltimore-sh, Was
Mother of Owen Kraft, of

Owen Kraft. proprietor of thu Glen
Elk hotel, received a telegram wc,ines-
Day informing him of the death OF ais
mother in Baltimore the morning OF that
day. He left on No. 4 Wednesday night
for Baltimore TO attend her funeral The
particulars OF her death were not stated
in the telegram.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
Mines All BUSY.

Tne ear supply at the various mines
in this region is very good today and all
the mines are actively engaged. The
months business promises to be mp to
the average, although tae cold weather
may yet interfere some.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
FNTICED GIRL
To Come and Live with Him As His
Wife and Now the Grand
Jury Win Act.
By Associated press.

By Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, o.. Dee. 20-cSarlcs
Dicerson, aged a. of Aiuncie. was today
bound over TO the grand jury in police
conrt on the complaint Of G ,orge Say
lors. also OF Muncic. for having ,entiecd
saylors' daughter, Ethel, aged Il. to
como to Cincinnati and live with him as
MS wife.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
Mrs. Patterson Dies Suddenly.

BY Associated Press.
PfrTsBURG, Pa. Dc. 2o-Nrs j.
W. Patterson, wife of Vice President
Patterson, OF the Pittsburg terminal Of
the Wabash railroad, died suddenly last
nigat from heart disease. Her husband
lift for New York at ten o'clock last
night when she WIS apparently in COOL
health.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
ARRESTED For Board Bill

Jesse Jones, eolored, was arrested on
Wednesday night on the charge Of beat
ing Mrs. john Burns, colored, out Of a
board bill amounting to three dollars.
Hs arranged to pay it and Squire S, w.
Gordon released him.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-30
Taken To Poor House.

Augustus Moore, well known c7ar.
acter about town, mas been taken to the
county inGrmary. he suffers from
rhsumntizm.