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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15

(M0TAs a
Llegamos a la una y veinte
de la tarde.
A esa bora, solo hay dos dele
gados en- ell salon: Hernandez
Lopez y Garcia Salgado.
Estamos frescos.
Los venti1adores funcionan
perfectamente.
~
Una y veinticinco.
Han llegado Palmer, Coira Y
We've.
Sc hace la mudanza de un
pupitTe.
Seguimos frescos.
-.
Una y media.
Llega el Presidente.
Tambien llegan varios turis-
tas de ambos sexos. Uno de
ellos es COLO.
Hablan en- ingles con Bocane-
gra.
Contemplan el cuadro, hacen
una mueca y Sc retiran.
Una rectiicacion.
Seg1n declara el delegado Co.
mez, Carrion lie pidio aver tres
fosforitos.
~
Circu1a Gel Estudiante," Sc
manario infantil, muy recomen-
dable por cierto. !
Trae versos de I'm tai Mons0.
Labrador reparte varios MI
meros de LA Chispa".
iHombre generoso!
***
El Presidente de la Asocia-
cion de Agricultores comunica
a la Camara I'm acuerdo de di-I
cha Association, para que Sc vo-!
te un credito de veinte mil pc
SOS, que seran destinados a laI
propaganda del cafe de Puerto
Rico en- los Estados Unidos.
Parece que Infante suele echar
al suelo pedazos de papel.
Esto no lie hace gracia al men,
sajero y trae I'm canasto, mas
torcido que la situacion.
~.
Las QOS monOS CHICO.
Llega Dalmau y Canet.
+*4
Dos menos tres.
Ell Presidente da el marti-
llaZo.
Ell Secretario llama a los de-
legados.
Tambien llama a Gordils.
Y llama a Jimenez.
"iLlam6 al cielo y no 10 oy6g"
iY dale con las peticionesi
A Nadal Santa Coloma lie
traen un lilo.
Parece que no es Ell de las
hojas de aver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15

Son las tres menos cuarto.
Los delegados hablan.
Los espectadores manifiestan
su impaciencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15
En- la Camara baja
(MoTAs Al vUEL0)

I VUEL0)
Dos y cuarto.
Seguimos frescos.
Sobre cada pupitre hay una
esponja.
Dos y diecisiete.
Habla Hernandez Lopez, para
tratar del asunto de las hojas.
Y como ell delegado Ramos
no ha concurrido a la session,
pide Hernandez Lopez que esta
sea suspendida por un cuarto de
hora.
Son las tres menos cuarto.
Los delegados hab1an.
Los espectadores manifiestan
su impaciencia.
~
Pasan dos minutes.
Sc abre la session.
Habla Hernandez Lopez so.
bre el lfo de las hojas consabi-
das, habiendo llegado ell senior
Ramos.
Dice que eS absolutamente
necesario que no quede duda
respecto a la independence de
los tribunales.
Don Ramon Reyes y Pe1a
aparece, como I'm meteoro, en-
tire I'm grupo de espectadores.
Contempla al delegado Ra-
mos con ojos acariciadores, CO.
mo diciendo: isaca las espuelas,
gallo viejol La patria necesita
de sus gallos.
~
Las tres en- punto.
Sigue hablando Hernandez
Lopez.
Cumba Sc duerme.
Tres y cinco.
Cesa de hablar Hernandez Lo-
PEE.
Su discurso ha sido bello y
logico.
Ell quiere que no fote la du-
da, que brille la verdad.
Habla Ramos.
Ramos esta brillante, ener-
gico.
El p1blico aplaude con gran
entusiasmo.
Hernandez Lopez y Aponte Sc
Iecican a la telegraffa sin hilos.
Sigue hablando Ramos.
Hernandez Lopez Sc impa-
cienta.
Ramos dice que ell ayudante
del Attorney. Mr.. Feuille, fue
la GAIA de Pandora que vino a
Puerto Rico.
La esfnge presidential rie.
Son las tres y media.
AIN habla Ramos.
Hay lleno complete.
Hasta ma1ana, queridos lee
torres.
Que Dios os libre de la GAIA
de Pandora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15

Don Ramon Reyes y Pena
aparece, como TN meteoro, en-
tre un grupo de espectadores.
Contempla al delegado Ra-
mos con ojos acariciadores, CO.
mo diciendo: isaca las espuelas,
gallo viejo! La patria necesita
de sus gallos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-15

El Presidente de la Asocia-
cion de Agricultores comunica
a la Camara I'm acuerdo de di-
cha Association, para que Sc vo-
te un credito de veinte mil Pc
SOS, que seran destinados a la
propaganda del cafe de Puerto
Rico en- los Estados Unidos.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
EAGLES
se GROWING
Aerie Instituted at Martinsburg and
AuotasrS to Be Formed at New Mar
,tinsyille, ~ :


State Deputy Grand President NJ. H.
MeNabbs OF the Fraternal Order of Eag-
les, Instituted an aerie of the order on
Wednesday, evening at Aiartinsburg.
Fine gew-rrrie-stsrted off with good
membership and will be represented AT
tae Tri-State reunion in Wheeling on
June IA, 10 and 10 r,if ltn,il 8
Another aerie will be instituted at
New MGhnsvillc' ahisl evening iimale-
diately on the return of Deputy NeNabb
and large number OF Wheeling Eagle
will 90 down to assist in, teaching thl
eaglets how to fiy, - - =
:. G. c, Bostopi chairman of The Gxecu-
tive committee of the reunion, is daily
receiving assurances from different aeries
throdgh0nt WSe Virginia.. o6hiS 4 and
Pennsylvania, that they will -be-on aand
and in large numbers, il is expected
that the day of the parade and the out
ing will be one Of ! the biggest in the
history Of Wheeling.
~ --.nf- - y 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02

Friday, June 3, 500 P, Entertain.
ment by Primary Department, Broaddus
.CaaPfuoii oil 7o5
Saturday. June 4, 500 p. m.-Recital
by First and Second Yeear Music Pupils
Sunday, june 5, lo.45 a. m.-Baecalau.
rente Sermon by, Rev. William Carey
Calder, Of Parkersburg. VIVA; .i /
: Monday, June 6, 500 p, m.-Recital
Music and Iiioeuticn Departments.
Tuesday, juno I, 1880 Animal
Meeting. Of Board of Trustees. Broaddus
500 p. IReeital-Music and Flo.
cution Departments.
Wednesday, June s, 1000 a, M
Broaddus Commencement.
2.S0 p. m.-Meeting of Alumni, Broad
dus.
$50 p. m.-PrincipaIf, Reception
,Broaddus Parlors.
1000 p. m-Alpmni Banquet, The
1Yaldo.
All Tie eScrrises with the exceptions
noted win be held in the First Baptist
church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
FIREMAN
ION B. & 0. Freight Engine is Arrested
--'r-and Jailed to Await Hearing on Pa
Charge Preferred By Wolf
Summit Young Woman. s.... s.
v'n0 --L

,ittl&i.sis
~ Thomas Moore, Of Salem, fireman on
EsthczBattimore 7&~obiorailroad. i in jail
awaiting a bearing upon warrant con.
tanning a paternity charge issued against
9Eh hiG at the ihslaare OF Minnie p Good
Pights ofyWolfi Summit. EHA~
Moore was arrested Thursday morning
-;saia the railroad yards here by Constabl
,,s- u Cs Mgell and Special Constable And.
i, rev Lyon. He was at work on yard
engine No. l64s. The officers brought
go him to Jail and imprisoned him.
The charge preferred against Moore
= by Mis- Goodnight is that he is. tho
e father of her boy baby 6orn last octob.
er. The warrant was issued by Magis.
ia7ptfatc Samuel W. Gordon before whom
e 7fiie ease viii be heard az soon as posi-.
y be. 5faa r. s7-.e'r2 ~ e -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
PLATFORM
REAFFlRMED
BY THE DEMOCRATS OF NEBRASKA,
WHO STILL BELIEVE as THEY
DID AT KANSAS CITY afi
Bryan Wrote 1t Himself and WIN Lead
the STATE Delegation to National Con-
ventiOn-wnl Be Prominent Factor.

Omaha, Neb., June 2-The Denipcratic
state convention Wednesday unanimous.
" elected W. y. Bryan TO head flle dele
CATION to the national gathering.at St.
Louis and adopted a platform which re,
ailirms the Kansas City platform OF 1900
and places before the public Mr.. Bryan's
views of what should be embodied in
the platform of the coming national
convention: Mr. Bryan was himself
chairman of the committee OH resolution
and wrote the platform. He had; asso.
ciated with him men who have been, has
most loyal supporters. =
There was no opposition to tire .aiop.
tiou of the platform as read, althousB
one delegate attempted to secure tie
adoption Of an additional plank kispledg!
ing Nebraska Democracy to support tho
nominees of the St. Louis convention,
regardless of whom they may be. lie
was ruled out, OF order. however, aftss
reading his resolution. A 3
There was but handful of delegates
who had not been pledged to the sup.
port Of reaiFirmation of the Kansas
City platform and they came from Lam
caster, Mr. BryaR,s, own county. They
did not, however, attempt to secure
Recognition, and Mr.. Bryan sat With the
Lancaster delegation while he Was oor
the floor OF the convention. * 0o.
The proceeding were charaeterized-
by harmony. Several speechcs; /; were
delivered, among them being addresses
by Mr.. Bryan in support of the platform
Hr,by, ccngrcssman eharleSF, Cochran
Of Missouri. = f.
AT the conclusion of Congressman
.cochran's address the committee on reso.
lutions reported the platform, which
was read by Mr.. Bryan and unanimously
adopted. ,'r 4; e v-I -,s
The election Of delegates at large
was then taken up and the following
we're chosen by.t tacclamationa w J.
Bryan, Of Lincoln; G. J.. Smith, Of
omaha, former secretary OF state; w
j: Thompson. Of Grand Island. candi-
date for soyerpar in 1902, and Walter
Phillips, ef Columbu7,t.a, .-fr. lG
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
STATE 81 AT CADET ! /
Stands High at Annapolis Military Aea-
denny and Is Credit to West Virginia.

I Washington, June Hugo rranken.
berger, Of West Virginia, 9midsaaipinan
at the Annapolis naval academy, at the
close OF the present school year stands
second,in his class, which graduates hexf
june: For theaPast2 three years his ag.
grcgrte rating is eefe.os out of posi-
BILE 24p points His high. standing will
insure, his command of the cadet com
PaHy during his closing year, at the aca.
denny. -and7if-,le maintains mas standing
throughout next year viii give him a
choice assignment when ne is commits
stoned in the navy. -,o.a'nS9
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
BIG ROW
Occurs Among the Italians on Water
Stress< and Knives Are Used With
Effect.

Several Italians residing on water
street got zoo much boozesaboara We'd
-nesday night and Thursday morning, and
as the result big and ugly row took
place among them shortly after day.
light Thursday morning. There was a
rough and tumble fight and finally a
knife Cr-so-wus drawn aud used with.
effect. One Of the combatants got con,
sidcrably slashed up and received wounds
that may prOyp of-a serious nature: 50
far no arrests, have been made but the
police officers are making an inyesti-
gationluoii 2di TOT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
CIRCUS !. ,gos Il. !.
- =5a6ETs CAR

TO Travel In and They Win Go By Rail
Aereafter- -shOwaaE Lumberport Sat
urday Night. . --. 49,,
The Kelley circus ainder the manage.
ment of the Mitchells, who have been in
the business several years and made. .
success OF it, has taken an advance
Stride by securing railroad car am
they viii travel By rail hereafter in
stead Of overland as formerly. The show
will exhibit at Lumberport Saturday
night and then 90 to Flenington.. From
that place they viii 90 to points along
the West Virginia Central railroad
spending several days in that section Of
toe state The new mode of travel wili
give them opportunity to show in many
towns in the state before the season
closes and they may spend the wi6ter in
the south. at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
TAKEN TO REFORM SCHOOL.

Albert Moneypcnny, the l3-year-old
son OF c. W. Moneypenny, who was
committed tn the stnts reform school
for boys a few days ago by Magistrate
Gordon at the instance Of his. father
who proved 2t6Gt the boyoiwas lincorri
rible and,b become a cocaine fiend. was
taken 10 Pruntytewn Thursday morning
by his father; lie has; been imprisoned
in the county Jail here during the time
the papers were being passed on at the
reform sehSol. !. .olial N. --------3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02


By Associated Press. nj amls ~
i Hanging Rock, 'ohio,i June 1'e--4Asidc
from the jeering of the. troops by women
mo disorder haSnppeared.il, ,ssns
" Tneo arrestfof the leader of THE dis.
turbing fofeossis is expectcd,todaysais
Liquor is forbidden in the village.
Persons entered 1salo6n5 ahdsf Searched
them and all whiskey was destmyed
AAlrouselt6 SArSisf6r,&rm is
in progfessIanaqnite gRqiiantityrof guns
and ammunition were seiAedoih tire col.
ored 'ahireh,9usedF by Fnomunionoeolored
laborers. bGHip gwsa IoioH eblrW
A=meeting cf-strikers has-beeucalled
and confidence j. expressed that the diff.
ferences will be adjusted and the strike
ended at once.
The STRIKERS save given fit,ssaa pledge to
the arbitration board that no acts OF
violence shan be committed.
E.HH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
b,.iszKEMAN BIZ
RANDALL
KILLED
WHILE ENGAGED IN MAKING A
COUPLING AT THE DEPOT AT
FAIRM0NT.
RIGHT LEG AND LEFT ARM SEW
Erred CLOSE TO THE BODY AND
OTHER INJURIES RECEIVED. !
Lived Only Sko1t Time After Accident
Remain Brought to His Home at
sIShiunston For Burial-Wen Known
Base BAH Pitcher. r.- X,

Fred Randall, Baltimore Is L Ohio
freight brakeman, was killed at Fair
mont Wednesday night. The fatality
happened right at the depot lie was
engaged in making coupling between
the engine and some e9Ps aud got
caught. The right leg and left arm were
severed close TO the body and he was
otherwise injured. He lived only a
short time after the accident.
The unfortunate man was son of
Thorton Randall, of Shinnston.l aid was
20 years of age and single. He was
widely and favorably known and is es:
peciaIly remembered here rs the
sliihnston base b5ll pitcher, .Tae1.1r (
The remains were brought to his
fathers home at shinnston and the fun.
eral will be held there Friday. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
MOVES TO CINCINNATI.

Carl Shift has disposed Of his interest
ii the business Of the Clarksbrg Wine
4 liquor Company to his father, =
Shift ana win leave with his family on
,FrHiay tor CiRcjnanti. where they VII
take up their abode. Mr.. Sniff expects
to 20 into the Wholesale liquor business
there He has, been very successful herf
and be and his family have made
a host % friends, who are sorry they
have decided. 10 leave clarksburg, m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
INSURANCE STATISTICS.

Life Insurance statisties for tic year
1903. which have, just been published
show. that The total distffbution ID West
Virginia amounted. to s1lie.l62. OF
this sI959O-w wa. paid out in clarksburg.
The only policies over $4,000 paid out
in the state we're those Of olssy Johnson.
,iorgantoWn. slO,Sss, and Jacob s. Hyer
OF Sutton, SIS lso. u. ,..s,ss ar
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
IKE FRANCIS LEAVES ir7ExE
g74od aai ON EXTENDED TRIP

Michael J.Franeis, The prominent citi-
zen ana business man Of wilsonburg.
left Thursday afternoon on an extended
trip through southern and southwestern
states. He goes to Tennessee and Ar
.'sahsas to look after his land Interests
in those states and win visit several
other statesoh business matters, While
on his trip he win 60 to ST. Louis and
take in Che big Worlds Faff. Mr..
Francis wiIlsvisit several points Of in.
terest on hisT Ttohr .iftiR Hl7loa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
DULL AT RECRUITING STATION.

r 0Ff r. eu5Tssf1Tnd o~af..
There is dullness at the Local! re,
crpitinS station that indicates that the
patriotism Of the young men of thi.
section is, not, at, that pitch, where the.
feel themselves compelled to enlist ii
the army service OF the United States
s. far this month Private Charles F
Sleeth, who is in charge of the station
Ia not'receiyed a single application f@
enlistment. XXI o.4 ata, fi,.a4. Iii 5il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
WRECK.
ocurs on the Industrial Switch and
Wreck Train Comes From Grafton
Small Mishaps Delay Trains.

} Three freight cars were derailed and
considerably smashed up on3 tie Indus
trial switen Wednesday evening. En-
-gine. 2ep2 was hauling a section Of train
No. 81 when the accident happened. It
was caused by a brake dropping and be.
ing caught in a frog. The ,yreclling
crew fromsGrafton, came out and cleared
tie trackfby sbOut eleven O'clock Pas.
sengor ttain- Ne.4 was delayed by the
-wreeking train, nr ~ aFar3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
RUSSIANS.

Lost Thirty oficers and Eight Hundred
Men in the Battle Of Kinehou Accord
ing to Semi Official Telegram. y: !
By Associated Press. 8. !. .ss',''l 4
st. Petersburg, june "A senii-otiicial
telegram from sIukden says the Russians
loss in the battle of ,Kinehou was thirty
officers and eight hundred men killed OF
wounded. The g1ins abandoned BY. the
Russians we're rendered pAeless -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
SMALL Pox QUARANTINE LIFTED

The small pox quarantine at the Win
dom home, just east Of Wilsonburg, was
lifted Thursday and the members Of that
family who were afflicted vita the DIS
ease were given their liberty. They al
recovered completely. sThe honse and
premises we're. thoroughly disinfected by
the physician who had charge Of taE
case. Thissis the last Of t6esmTll p6S
about Milsonburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
sILAs GORDON RECOVERING.

,silas Gordon The c9loted fellow, who
was stabbed by Charles Kane last Sat.
urday night during a quarrel in the
clafksbtrg coloreJ Club rooms, is gett.
ing along nicely al tie Tfahiff Tfaahrirffs0n County
hospital and ,his, wounds are healing up.
It is thought he viii be able to leave
the hospital in about two weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
LAW CASES
Receives the Attention of Circuit Court
As Well As chancery Cause or Two
Business Somewhat Dull.

The trial OF the. appeal case OF
Francis C. Staufcr and others against
GeorgeoE. Conncil and others was begur
in circuit court Thursday afternoon.
Demurrer wef'madel by the defendant
in the easrzofsJaluesg H. Moore against
Truman j. Lynch. -,- -7z A.,
In the cause of Samuel o, Kester vs..
M.EGranville9 . Kesters the partition com.
missioners made their report and divi.,
ion of land was ldccreed- -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
EMANCIPATION
CELEBRATION
Is Already Being Arranged and the
Event Win Be the Gnaatest of the
Kind in West Virginia. c11fr eE5

The colored people Of Clarksburg are
already arranging 70 have an Emupci.
patton celebration, September -, They
have taken the matter in hand early and
expect 70 give If constant attention from
this tSne 10 the date. when Clarlsbmg
viii witness the greatest day. along that
inc within the history Of the city and
state.
They say it win be the largest and
best ever held in the state. There wiz
be speeches by prominnt men Of both
race, base ball and other amusements
ard arrangements vii be made wif6, The
railroads tearun excursions and give re
iuced rates on all trains.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
RED MEN Will DECORATE
GRAVES or DECEASED MEMBER

--cAieiasaw Tribe, No. 80, Improved Or
der of Red Men, will meet next SUNDAY
afternoon at 200 o'clock in the Knights
Of Pythias hall and march to the cent
teries and decorate the graves of de.
ceased members. In their hall before
marching they viii observe proper
memorial services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
COTTAGES TO BE BUILT.

l'nc Davis-Horngr Company is prepas
ing TO have ten four-room cottages built
at Grassclli to rent TO employees Of the
factorics there. 1t is stated that thr
plans submitted by Repass and Bd.h
have been selected. The cottages will
cost in the ncighborhood of 800 each. 8
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
MINER HAS LEG AMpurArED.

Jonn Martin, a miner employed at
Lumberport, is in the Miners hospitaR
at Fairmont, with one of his tcgs7 am,
putated az the, result OF injuries receiv-
ed in the mines. The injured member
was badly crushed and amputatiOn wa.
necessary to save hi- life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
OSBORN GETS JUDGMENT.

- YsaS in the case Of Alexander G
oSfrn against the Fairmont & Clarks.
burg Electric Railway Company. in the
u circait court Thursday morning brought
: IN szFeriict FOR Che pfaintiii: awarding
a'' him Judgment for s1e5. He sued Toi
$50 damages because of The running in.
10 bis automobile BY a street car > me
time ago. An aPpesl win likely .,
fpkrp =. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
LORENZO WHITES LITTLE
DAUGHTER DIES IN VIRGINIA

Lorenzo White, colored, has just re
ceived then of the-dcaih of his six.
year-oll daugater, Lille Bsll, which oc-
cnrred-at the home OF her grandparents
at ERouviile, buckingham county, virs
ginia, SandaN The child was taken
Suddenly III and died with a dropsical
disease and it was impossible for the
father to be there before the funeral
The daughter was child by hi, first
wife. a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
II 1s.5a .l -..5 ,..5a
. 6 &. s. ! :. \. ILLNESS
Of Mr. DOdge's Father at Portsmouth
Ohio, At the Advanced Age of IS
Years. -

>. W. Dodge has received word thar
his father, Harris Dodge, is very i'll at
his home in PORTSMOUTH, and hefexpect
TO leave for his bedside not later thar
saturday evening. He may receive o
telegram at any moment to- go. His
father is s. years of age and does NOT
expect to recover from this illness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
FIRST v1s1r IN ss YEARS.

a Mrs. Ruth Kiidow, widow OF Joseph
q<iIaow. Is here from Omaha, Neb., and
is9visitfng at the home Of squire and
s Airs. J.eN. David. SRs win remain in
~ the county several weth. and visit q
host of relatives. Airs. Kildow Was for
y rQlerly. a residsnt-pf Fins county, but thi.
!eis-lier first visit here in &c years. Shc
siSteE-of William -GsR4eY,-'yIfo re
sides near Craigmoor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
BOY DIES FROM flEAsLEs.

wgnrnllh NH 1ff99-0TJ TnH
Richard Nunallyr eight.year-old SON
of R, I, Nunally, of West Pike street,
died sThprsdqs / morning 1T $50 o'clock
Mea4les5,w the 4 cause, Of his death.
The funeral wiz take, place from the
late home Friday afternoon at two
o'clock and iiutcgwspto viii be in the
Masonic cnpptery.T3gev9
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
V7C f-REv HUDSON MOVES

eaiRev. William NJ. Hudson, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, has moved
from rooms he had in the jacob build
( Ing to Hornor Davis residence. of wnicl
he>wilI have charge this summer durine
S-stay % Mr.. Davis and family Al
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
PARK CARS RUN TO JUNCTION.

The park cars have changed their
route and run all the way to the juno.
tion of Main and Pike streets, now in.
stead OF Fourth street, as formerly. Civ.
ing West End people better opportunity
TO patronize them and affordihg a much
letter service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
TORNADO g .'z as'9-l Of Il
INJURIES Sa@
q r.. PEOPLE
Ssven Persons Hurt BY Tornado ir
Nebraska and Many Buildings Arr
Wrecked. -f fu6 .alaa5t a..
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Omaha, Nebraska, June PA tornado
last night at Telemah caused no loss of
life, but wrecked many buildings and
seriously injured Kip Hamblin, AIiss
Gertrude Derny, Prof. J. b. Barnes, Miss
Gray, Sfamis Remington, Joe Brune and
Jesse .spillman. *
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
OIL NEWS.

Oil City, Pa, June Credit balances
sl.e2; certificates, no bid. ...rl
Shipments, s6,l29; average, 75,l9o;
rias, 93G59; average. 7G,49l,
Shipments. ufmal, 65,257; averagg
$3.50; runs, 7s,s4o; average, 5057o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-02
SALOON. 'IILLlo,' Q ~. .
ii. ID .DYNAMITED
And Adjoining Residence Wrecked,
Where There Had Been No Saloons
For Ten Years. Until Recently.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Perue, Ind, june 2a1Ffshk9 sIbntieth,s
saloon and4I c. stilps Residence, ad.
Joining, in North Grove, was wrecked
by dynamite early this o1iGrnfhg. There
.ead been no saloon IN tie village for ten
years until recently. q 9ai 'li,t