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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-22
RechIer Family Reunion.

The annual reunion of the Bechler
family was held at Meyers lake We'd
nesday, there being 55 relatives pres
ent. The executive officers for the year
1905 are the brothers John, Charles.
Edward and Eugene Bechler. The next
reunion will be held at the same resort
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-22
o Since DAWN
kuroki's Army Has Been
Fighting.

London. July 21.-The correspond
ent Of the Standard cabling under
date Of July 10 from the headquar-
ters of General Kuroki's army. reports
that the right flank had been engaged
since dawn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-22
His Hands Were Cold.

Orville Servuss-Stop rubbing your
hands like that. The weather's not
cold.
Tommy Shiyers-Well, I'm not
warmin' the weather; I'm warmin' me
hands.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-22

Take your feet to Roses shoe sale for
bargains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-22
WASH GOODS


An assortment Of choice 25c goods
with various French names, but ele-
giant patterns, all at 15o
Lot 15 and zoe Dimities, Plain Organ
dies and Dotted Swisses, this
Sale ....... ......'........ JUG
Lot IL IL and 15c Lawns, Batistes
and Dimities ..... ......... &c
15c Plain Lawns and Organdies, some
slightly soiled ..... ...... sc
soc Mercerized White Goods ... .32c
Good White India Lawn ......... &c
DRESS GOODS
French voiles, 81 and SLIPS value soc
Scotch Suitings and Mixtures -. rec
Lot soc Dress Goods, Mixtures and
ram ........ .............. .ESC
zoe cotton Voile ...... .......... 19c
Yard wide Black Taffeta Silk, the
$1.25 kind ....... ......... .98c
25 remnants Of Plain and Fancy Silks,
some lovely waist patterns among
them, all at very much below value.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-22

Mems 1915 and $500 Walking Shoes.
in patent leather or tan, all
Sizes ...... .............. .9Z-l5
Mems s2.25 Vici Walking Shoes. .s1.89
Is pr. Mems Patent Leather Shoes.
some button. some lace, odd lots,
but styles good, were $3.50 to
$4.25, choice at ..............$2 .$2.49
Mems s275 Patent Leathers, all
Mems $2.75 Dress Shoes ....... $3.50
Mems $500 shoes .... ...... $1.69
Odds and ends in Boys Shoes, $1.50
value at ....... ........... .$1.20
Little Girls Shoes, sizes 8, 9 1-2,
and lO ...... .......... ....9 goo
A little gents Blucher vici, very
fine, sizes to IL 1-2, only -. .$1.40
Ladies' 1925 and $3.50 patent Leath-
er Walking shoes .......... $3.50
Ladies' $2.25 Vici Kid Oxfords ..$1.9s
Ladies' $500 Vici Kid Oxfords $3.50
Ladies' s1.60 Walking Shoes ... SIPS
Lot Ladies' $f.25 and s135 OK
lords s.. ............ ...$1.10
72 pair Misses and Children's Shoes
sizes to IL, and IL 1-2 to Q :. $50
Misses Patent Leather Shoes, value
$1.5O, at ...... ......... .$1.10
Special low prices on Children's and
Infants Shoes.
and see the goods and prices. Some
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-22
JOHN N|EDERHAUSER
Semi-AnnuaIC CIearanceSaIe
Dry Goods and Shoes


purchases
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STOCKYARDS
STRIKE SETTLED

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-22

you are cordially invited to call
Oh limited
h During this sale
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
THREE MONTHS IN COUNTY JAIL
AND saoo FINE IS THE JUDO
MENT OF THE COURT.
Frank Ganghan Will Have to Serve Time
and Pay Fine, Unless Supreme Court
Reverses Judge Mason-Gives
Bond of $1,000.

Sentence was passed Wednesday al
teInocn in the first conviction in Harri-
son county for operating a slot machine.
The Iaaty SENTENCED was Fqnnll Gaug-
han. waio cundudts the West Eni Saloon.
lie WAS tried and found guilty at the
September term of the circuit court by a
jury. The Judge delayed passing sen
teroe. hoping that the sldt machines
wolGa be dispensed with in this county
but, after the recent decision by the SUI
preme Court holring on slot machines
they were reinstafied here, the saloon.
lists believing that There was mo law il
this state on the subject.
Judge Mason IN passing sentence called
aseesstien to ta,e fact that Mt the tim,
Gaalgiran was conyicted. he made his at
bltude plain ON the subject, but the tie
fendaGt had seen ct to 90 contrary Il
that position and lrbcreby showed dis
respect for the court. smnetlring tina
did mt effect him personally. he said
but did the public welfare. Yet TIN
prosecuting attorney, this being some
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
Charles D. Elliott. of Parkersburg,
Appointed as Such Receiver by
Judge John j. Jackson. Under
Penalty of $4,000 for Faithful
Performance of Duty.
Comes Here and Takes Charge of Mills, Offices Books
and Other Property of the Company as Court
Custodian Until Courts Further Order.

The jackson iron and Tin Plate
Mills here are at last In the hands OF
a receiver. The plant suspended op-
Grafton many months ago and of re-
cent months 1t has been a uone OF
legal contention, the general manager
Q. G. Moore, having several months
since instituted proceedings to have
special receiver appointed for the pur-
pose of winding up the affairs OF the
company, and in addition having OBJ
tanned injunction from Judge John
j. jackson, of the federal court of this
state, prohibiting the directors and
stockholders from leasing or dis-osing
OF the mills and restraining the stock
holders from holding their annual
meeting for the election Of officers. In
addition to this the Clarksburg High
Grade Shale Brick company and 9TH
ers have instituted involuntary bank.
ruptcy proceedings against the COM
pany and the date for hearing the
petition has been set for January 20.
In the latter's petition temporary
receiver was asked for and the court
has appointed Charles d. Elliott, of
Parkersburg, as such receiver, under
penalty of $4,000 TO faithfully dis
charge the duties of the Office.
Mr.. Elliott came here Wednesday
and took charge of the mills, the
books and all other property of the
company and is now in custody Of the
same. he is empowered and author
lied to employ all agents and others
deemed necessary to look after the
mills, the offices and the books and so
on.
This receiver will continue until
the petition Is &C ed upon and until
the further order Of the court
The INDUCTION clause in the COURTS
order inhioits Chas. G. Moore, Hayes
L. Jones, George Barkman, Alfred
Tompkins, w. 5. Collins, Baxter
Rarie and the Union Foundry and
Machine company from further prose-
cutting any suit or actions now pend
ing in their name or names against
the defendants.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
SENTENCE IMPOSED
in SLOT MACHINE CASE

thing new in crdminal prosecution here.
did not ask for the fun penalty.
The judge imposed "a sentence OF three
months in Jail and fine of 800. Judg-
ment was suspended until THE Supreme
Court can pass on the case 4 THAT court
afIirns Judge aIasonis opinion, Gilughan
win 0ihve Ito serve the sentence and pay
the fine. otherwise he win be acquitted
by the higher court.
In the meantime ne IS out OF Jail on
bond of 81 900. fixed by. Judge Mason.
The iaw fixes the penalty, if there i.
law on such cases, at not les nor mon
than six months in jail and fine nf nbt
not less nor more than $1,000.
Haze Morgan was admitted to the bai
as an attorney ON Incense.
NJ. d. Hanes, of the Tyler county bar
and Ttpsca Morris, of Marion county
We're admitted 10 practice ait tfris bar.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
SITUATION
EXTREMELY
THREATENING
BETWEEN RUSSIA AND JAPAN, AND
WAR MAY BEGIN AT ANY
MOMENT.
Official Opinion at Berlin Has Changed
Very Much and Everyone is Look
ing For the Conflict to Begin
At Any Time.
By Associated Press.
Berlin, Jan. l3-official opinion here
has changed regarding the possibility of
war between Russia and Japan. 1t is
now believed the situation is extremely
threatening.
BETTER
Is YOUNG WILLIE JACOBS, WHO
WAS PAINFULLY INJURED
SATURDAY NIGHT WHILE
C0ASTING.
Sled Swerved at Bottom of Steep Hill
and Dashed Him Against Stone
Wall, Lacerating Face Terribly
and Knocking Teeth Out

Willie jacobs, the young son of Mr.
and Mrs d. w. Jacobs, who WAS pam
fulay injured Saturday night while coast.
ing down the sidewalk on Fifth street
is somewhat better today. The hill he
wts coasting down is hong and steer
one The pavement WAS icy and mad,
fine coasting. He got cn his sled ait M
chanic street and started down the iii1l
towards Alain street. At the bottom Of
the hdH the sled, (Which had gained con.
siderable momentum, awerved TO enc
side and dashed unto THE stone wall by
the residence occupied by DR.. J. NJ. Bow
cock at the CORNER OF Main and Fifth
streets. Willie was Thrown headfrst
against the stone wall, striking the
stones with his face and head.
Three doctors were called to nittend
the boy SuttrRlay night and Sunday
Hss face was tesifl'y hicendted and hi-
srcrll teeth hn1ckdi rt1t. His face is cns
mass 0f bruises asi1 1t is connidegpibly
swollen. Tie hoy oln hhdtry sne IN nc,
do,rit CT trIe injm:os 10 his face about
d..e oyss a:ll ne ,2n barely gdt his mo,ItGl
open 10 take rarmiflmert.
The injuries are IF an extremely pairl
IN rr,r.9se, lt1. s1lt serious und tine tiOc
tons say he VIII pm thuougldlr right
wGlie's unny Grterds ere paisrrd To hen
Of $ misfortune but are glad TO knc
That it was no worse and hope he vii
soon be out again.
The boy probably would have met wild
instant death had his head strnd
against the wall squarely. The stone
waA was at one side of the pavement
and the sled was thrown against it fron
the side.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY MEETS
Elects Directors and Officers and Lays
Plans for Coming Year-Hand-
some Annual Dividend Declared.

The annual meeting of THE Riyeride
Development Company was held Tuesday
night and directors and officers were
elected for the errsdng year. The direc-
tors are Dr.. j. b. Smith, A. J. Fletcher,
Jasper S. Kyle, Frank \. Smith, S. A.
Smith, Thomas Hawlser, Hugh Jarvis
". L. Cole and r. A. Armstrong. After
bhe election. of directors, officers were
elected us follows:
DIR. j. b. Smith, president.
Hugh Jarvis, secretary and treasurer
Frank A. Smith, general manager
A dividend of 10 per cent. was de-
cA,red ON the amount invested by the
company.
A committee, consisting of S. a. Smith
and Jasper S. Kyle, wtas appointed 10
have gas well drilled on tlhe company =
property of thirty acres OF hpnd near
Northsiow and ON tine Moungah diyi-
CON of THE Baltimore 4 Ohio railncld
if they thank best.
The eompauy's affairs are in fine shape
and the prospects are bright. A g.ass
fa1tory is almost sure 10 gccate there, as
cirronietcd by the Telegunm ON former
date. Wheeling paIities are at the head
Of this movement. The factory viii IN
large and employ about 100 men. 1t ,N2
manufacture glass jaas and other high
grade goods.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
ENTERPRISE Encampment
Is Instituted With a Membership Of
Thirty -Eight-washington Encamp-
ment is Absorbed BY 1t.

Enterprise Encampment, No. 81, ]. o.
o. F., has been instituted at Enterprise,
". Va, by Deputy Gruni Patrdarch s. F.
Brown. Of Fairmcnt, W. Va. The clslirs
of the officers nf the Grond Encamp-
meut Of West Virginia were filled MS
follows:
Grand Paa16arch-S. F. Brown.
GrUni High Priest--AlIism Robinson
Gahnd Senior warden-L. c. Eitziugh
Gqrud Scribe-S. X. Jacobs.
Grslnd Treasurer-G. f. Randall
Grand Outside Sentinel-J. s. Block,
wood.
Grand Inside Sentinel-Franls West
The charter members Of the new En-
Campment were: ]. s. SanisESs J. J
Sturm, A. j. Rice, c. P. Sburar, Nathan
NldNlastHrs.
Fifteen new applications were rersives
and ballotted on nusd we've admitrssi.- asi
vanced and exalted.
Wouaingtun Encnmpmert, No. 60. wa
consolidated with Enterprise Eaca,up
meaEt, No. 81. The new Eneamspane1l
STARTS off with IS members and viii
bright prospects for a large inTeass-
The degree team OF Shinfi,stOn En-
campment was present and did tare worl
m good stySe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
INDICTMENTS.

The grand jury reported the followin.
indictments: Afislemeanors F. NJ
Thompson, Robert Ravis, 3; Mattie Har-
MS. Dudley Pumeroy, ;; Scott W. Ken.
nesiy, Frank A. Holland, Charles Gun
niTghain, Evan Bryan alias Moddock.6 o
Anthony b. Upham. 2; Peter DeNIoleus
n; Thomas Gain. Newton AshcralEt
James Fr1lsh, James KeudaHl and Hear1ey
Ke1daIl.
Felony-1Chancello Craven alias Chan
Craven, and Samuel Cpumer,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
OF THE POULTRY ASSOCIATION
MEETINGS WAS GIVEN BY A
DAILY NEWSPAPER.
GOT TWO ASSOCIATIONS ALL MIX
ED UP, GAVE NAMES WRONGLY
AND MERGED IT INTO
ENIGMATIcAL MASS.
New Association Was Formed BY H. D.
correll, Retiring Secretary of the
State Association-He Gives His
Version of the Affair IN a
Letter to the Telegram.

When the third annual exhibition OF
the West Virginia State Poultry Asso-
caatiun mas held IN This city week or
% ago, the Daily Telegram gave special
attention TO giving an accurnte and ful
account of the exhibition, the business
meetings of tine association and the
forming of the new ClaGaosbtrg Poultry
Association by Il. D. Carroll, the retir.
ing secretary of the Static association.
Those who read the issues OF the Tele-
gram containing Those accounts know
fully just what trsrnspired among the
poultry men of the State.
A marked Indifference was displayed
by another daily paper in giving ac-
counts of the doings of the association.
The paper EVIDENTLY sent reporter TO
write the affair up who was utterly in
capable Of doing it properly. This was
noticed IN write up of the business
meeting OF ithe State ussoeistion in
which the whole account was muddled
mp in an enigmahicaa mass, confusing the
Static accosiaticn, with tine new associa-
tion formed, and getuiwg tlae names of
tFie newly Elected officers all wrong.
The following letter from Mr.. H. D.
Ccrrell, the retiring secretary of the
State association and the man who was
instrumental in forming the Clarksburg
Poultry Association, gives his version of
of the affair:
Editor Telegram:-
T'he-many deceptive reports Itaat have
been se1t out reg,rding the doings Of the
poultrymen in Uinrksblmg ia.t week de-
murd some correction. 1t is generally re-
ported THAT the brethren had TOW aIi
Hgauizcd a new association. Now IL Is
true that a new association mas formed
but mot until so many people who were
not poultrynen IN any sense and leu1 by
Director Stewart Of THE Experiment Sl.a-
sion, had Joined the old association aal
made it impossible 10 work in dine same
hnunony that ltrd previously character
ized its doGibeautims.
1t seems THAT Mr.. Stewart and his
followers desired ito bury the alssociaticn's
Secretary, but in attempting to do 81
hopelessly wrecked the whole business
Consequently the poultryruen Of the
State had to do something and the
clar'ksbng Poultry Association wa:
formed.
The action of Director Stewart and
his followers in endcavOring Ito contro
m association IN (which they had no IN
terest and vent their IN concealed wratf
upon it's secnatary met with the unanfm
Gus dislpproval of the exhibitors a
C'nrllsblirg and st is hoped THAT hereahtel
our harmony may not be disturbed b!
such an invasion.
H. D. CoRRELL,
| Nlorgantown. W, Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
Wife No. /. Who is Eddie Sue Criss.
Obtains Divorce From Him on
That and Other Grounds at This
Term of the Circuit Court Here.
Bill and Evidence Show He Married Her in Wash
ington. D. c., and Four Days Later Married Edna
SIusser in Washington County, ohio--wiIl in all
Probability be Indicted.

A decree of divorce OF more Slran the
us,iaa mature was g1uRbed IN the circuit
court here TUESDAY u5berroon. The
plrtaes were E1lie Sue Criss Hudkins
and B. ngrim Hudllirs.
The bill and the evidence disclose a
slliate Of affairs, which may prove most
serious Ito the defensSlnt in tLie case. 1t
is shown that the plaintiff Wei. to Wnsil-
ington, D. c., with the defendant and
wus regularly married dl.eae Ito him on
February 10, 1902, Rev. J. J. Muir being
tine ollfciaiing minister and the license
htrsing been issued There. The bill sdts
out tll1ls giiey r5.rurei tlSre nrll ne ,el.
her. FcGlr dryts after The marriage he
went to WuGiinebln coHlyy, Ohio, with
Bslha Slussar and Glrey were married
There February IA, just fcur days after
ie htd matle Aii,s Criss ms wife. The
ofliclating clergyman in this iulaiacc WAS
Rev. T.. "A. OH.
IL aTpaas from plie BIN tciat he went
west AMI lived there three m1nstls, and
tIhen returned here and is residing at Big
Isaac with wife No. 2.
Bigamy is naturally charged against
him in the bin and bigamy 1t looI1s dke,
In view cf the circumstances it is alto
g,glier pi.sbahce tlat he mdl be ;nllises
fer higa4ny and trip TO trie penitentilry
WA itlicn sure him in the face.
lIudlans is a pradt:cing pfyatian and
is quite well known in Vhe county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
TORE OFF A FINGER
William MCGOWAN, the Well Known
Printer, Meets With Painful
and Serious Accident.

William McGcwsrn, employed in THE
Office of the Carlsburg News, met with
a painful accident Tuesday evening.
While engaged at his work he gat hil
right hand cnught in press AMI half
of his index finger was torn of. Tie in.
jury win innpacitate his work for s,veraI
day. He has many FRIENDS in this city
and elsewhere who are sorry 10 hog OF
this misfortune ais 1t MAY Interfere ma,
terially with his future work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
DR.. HARDMAN
A Shoe Merchant, For Thirty Days Only
Will Close Out at Special Sale
Store Purchased By Him.

Dr. Harlman the we'll slDown oclltst
AMI auri5t, has purchased tlle entire
:ltock, fixtures anil equipments of the
dgglnt srioe store of Cunningham Bros,
ON Third street, Glarhsburg and he WIN
t)ose out 1.-THE erItire stock, fixtures, etc.,
within uhe next hliii'ty days, beginning
special rsule Thursday, Jan. IA, ait eight
O'Clock, ami continuing frrm day 10 day
until the room is vacated, Immediately
utter w-hinh the room viii be enlarged
and undergo valuable Improvements, and
when completed tine ductOr will open up
therein one on the lhrge5tand best stock.
al and equipped Wholesale and retail
oliuidll establishments in the country,
arsl may inssan fine plant for cutting,
g1inding and manufacturing spectacle
renisas, etc, which viii be complete in
every detail.
\ 5pedal fetdture of TINS extensive con-
cciu WIN be an optical par'nor, equipped
wlth all the Jil.pst scientific Instruments
for examining tlie eye and fitting spec.
aaG!es, where AN may be su5ted, and the
same skill, accuracy and care viii be
given 10 those wlto purchase the cheaper
grades OF spetaGcs as will be giver
Those who desire the higher grules ami
all work VIII be guaranteed 10 give the
highest degre Of satisfaction ubtailrable
quality considered
For the benefit nf the patrons of tn,
shoe repair department.. DIR. HIrdmai
win continue the same until tine entir,
stock Is Closed out
The saIe was negotiated by George w
Pool, the real estate agent and promoter
Dr. J. II. Milton, DDS. Of Smith
81 <. - "A.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
LABOR QUESTION
GETS into SENATE

now on in THAT state.
Senator Scott, Of West Virginia. asked
that the statement of the mine owners
be submitted also.
Patterson said scat wus a mine owner
and he Nisiresl TO say that eCtorado mine
owners had tried 10 destroy uirioa libor
and had been She canse Of tine great N.
irstice by the use Of the militia. Scota
said he was friensi Of organized labou
but that there never tli been mor,
syrannial or despotie organization on tn,
lace of the earth than THAT wsish tn.
colorado Senator Is cilarnpioaans nov.
The Senate passed TIE Hosse biBl ex
feminat5pg the bon wee-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
ST. LOUIS
Selected By Democratic National Com.
mittee For Place For Holding the
National Convention and July
Sixth is the Date.
Bv Associated Press.

Washington, D. c., Jan. lS-1'he Demo
,enlsic National Conmittee has selected
ST. Ijc,ds as the place for holding the
Nata1nal Convention Of 1904. The date
6xei for the convention wins Wednesday,
.Iray G. at twelve o'Slcs<. Previous to
the ruesasng Of tire eomnittee it seemed
i for~1ne conclusion ts.at Chicago
would be the city selected hut political
s.,i-ycns;es entercd into the situation
aid a majority of the cOmmitdee votes
for st. Louis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
STOCKHOLDERS
OF the New City Hospital viii Meet
Tonight to Elect Board of Di-
rectors Who Will Elect officers.

The StocIahcilers Of the new C1aa4is-
burg City HospRtaa VIII irsd a meeting
tonight in tine hospital office for the pH-
p1se of organizing and eleu.tag board
of directors. The bouqd Of directors win
in turn elect officers. The char,ter oi
the company WAS received Wednesday,
morning from the Secretary Of STATE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
UNITED STATES
viii Not Pay One Dollar of Indemnity
to Columbia on Account of Seces-
sion of Panama, 1t is Stated.
By Associated Press.

Washington, D. c.. Jan. l3It can be
STATED with authority tr9ht tie u,lm:s.is.
tItaition VIII not pay one dollar 10 Cocum-
bia on account of the secession of Pana-
ma, Nor win 1t take sudh question to the
Hague tribunal, bldt Stands ready to aid
an aniicab'e settlemcait between Panania
us,d Columbia. The government would
eycrt r,rnraaltee the performance by Pano'
ma Of any obligation Panama wolrid as
s.,aie 4,Surd Columbia, and exchanges
81 tsis basis between the interestet
ps4..cs are now in progress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
WHELAN
ELECTED
MAYOR

Weston, W. Va, Jau. 1S. tSpeclal.l
The town election here yesterday re-
suited in the election Of Frank Whe-
Ian, Democrat, who has been candi.
date several times, by SO majority for
mayor. Councilmen elected ere ]. T,
Atkinson, C. A. Warren, J. NJ. Ben
nett and George Dunkin. The com
plexion of the council is mixed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
SPEAKEASY MAN
ARRESTED AND. JAILED

Rolly Pitts was arrested Tuesday
evening at Bristol by Constable j. Z.
Sutton ON a capas profne for selkag
whiskey aIai 0as brought here anil in
oarceraItei in Jail 10 serve out sen
tence Of 60 days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
EX-AINISTER
TO CHINA
STRICKEN
IN JAMESTOWN. N. Y, WITH HEART
TROUBLE AND DIES In
A FEW HOURS.
Delivered Lecture Shortly Before Fatal
Illness-was Minister Under Presi-
dents Cleveland and Harrison
and Noted Lecturer.
BY Associated Press.

y -hSSVtIuttu tttSs.
jamestown, y. Y, Jan. l3-Col ohas,
Denby, of Evansville, Ind, died here sud
denly to-day. He lectured here last
might. he was aged about 20 years
Colonel Denby was minister TO China
during the administrations of Presidents
Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison,
and a noted lecturer of this country.
About midnight Colonel DENLY was
stricken with heart trouble and he grew
.steadily weaker until DEATH ensued at
s O'Clock this morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
PORTS OPEN
TO COMMERCE
BY the Ratifcations of the American
Chinese Commercial Treaty, at the
Scene Of Russian japanese Mixup.

By Associated Press.
Washington. D. C., Jun. l3-The Rati-
iicstions Of the American CHINESE COM
mercial treaty were exchanged at ihe
State Dsparsmert by Secreiagy Hay anil
tie Chinese minister here to-day.
The treaty provides for the opening OF
she ports at NulSisen and Antuug in
Alanchuria to the worlds commerce.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-13
By Associated Press.

Noruisltown. Pa, Jan. ls-The will Of
Louis c. vanuxen, msIlauuiaire, prCbated
here to-day, gives s25.ooo 10 PrinSston
University and the same amount to JED
ferson Hospital, IN Fh51adeiphia,