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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
FIREMAN TYLER DIES in
HOSPITAL FROM BURNS


inhaled the steam which escaped in his
face. BE fingered in low condition and
died the same evening.
The accident which caused Tyaer,s in.
juries was caused by freight train
from the West Virginia 4 Pittsbure
division sideswiping switching engine
in the yards. Two of the freight cars
sideswiped the switching engine throw.
ing 1t from the rtaek. The engine was
crushed in and the steam pipes burst.
Tyler was fearfully burned by the es-
Gaping water and steam before he could
get away.
The body was removed to the under.
taking Par1os of the Clifford Osborne
Undertaking Company and prepared for
burial.
Tyler lived in Baltimore, but had been
working here for some time. His rela-
tives in Baltimore have been notified of
his death and no funeral arrangements
will be made until word is received from
them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
INSTALLATION
Of officers Held BY the Local Aerie of
Fraternal Order of Eagles an Can
didates Obligated.

The Frater1al Order OF Eagles, Aerie
No. AS. obligated four persons at its
meeting Tuesday might and installed of.
fcers for the year. The attendance vas
the largest since the nstitltion Of the
Aerie and the evening was pro:itably
spent.
Those obligated were Dr. Nelson Peek,
Thomas Mulherun, Frank Rusi, and Law
renee Rush.
The officers installed are as follcws.
]. s. Henderson, worthy. president,
Joseph Cohen, worthy vice president,
J. 0. Garvey, worthy chaplain.
James Boring, worthy secretary.
D. X. Reed, worthy treasurer.
}. \. Burkett worthy conductor.
Alonzo McCloud, inside guard.
}. D, Wilson, outside guard.
p. F. Mcdonnell, Charles p. Dallas
md f. G. viger, trustees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
OFFICERS
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion For Ensuing Year Elected BY
the Board of Directors Of
III That Institution.

! The Board of Directors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association held meet.
ing in the rooms OF the association on
Tuesday night and elected officers as
follows for the ensuing year;
Nlillard F. Snider, president.
Z F. J.. Bupdette, vice president.
Vi j. 9Iornor Davis, recording secretary.
81 Hugh Jarvis, treasurer.
After the election of officers general
discussion was held by the memAers Of
the board regarding the Y. NJ. c. A.
work. The new building proposition
was discussed but no action was taken.
The new board of directors Is campos-
ed OF the following gentlemen: John
KoBlegard, A. X. Thorn, Prof. F. i.
Burdett, J. I. Alexander. John j. Davis,
= J. Head, orie Mcconkey. p. G. VIII
Hams, Hugh Jarvis, M. NJ. Carr, DR.. II.
Z. Sloan, L. w. Garrett, Jasper S. Kyle,
Ai. F. snider, J. Hornor Davis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
RAIDED
SpEAKEASIES AT SALEM AND CON,
FIScATED LOT OF wHIsKEY
AND BEER.
Men Who Were Sought By officers Had
Disappeared and Were Not Captured
-Confscated Goods Shipped
to the City.

Constable U. c. Edgen. assisted by
Special Constable Ira. Edgell. raidsaStwo
speakeasy places at Salen, Wednesday
morning. One was Duff's aud Hart's
establishment, and the otter was the
annex to the Lyons livery barn. They
received their authority by warantn is-
sued by Squire samuel W. Gordon Of
this city. The complaint against Duff
& Hart's place wus f. P Powell. and
w. F. Davis complained against the
other place. The officers sought James
Manning at the annex and Charles Gun
ningham at the other place. Both men
were not to be found. but the officers
confscated lot of beer and Mhiskey
and shipped II to the county seat 10 be
disposed of as the presenting attorney
may direct. The confscated goods con-
sisted Of twelve cases of beer and thres
pnrt of cases of whiskey, ne barrel, q
half barrel and l1eg Of whiskey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
CHARTERS
Issued By the Secretary of State to Sew.
eral Local Business Concerns of Var.
iOus Kinds as Well as to Others.

The secretary of state has issued the
following charters, among with are sew
eral local concerns:
Beeghley Telephone Company, Of Jane.
Lew, w, Va, Ito construct and operate
a telephone and telegraph line capital,
S5o,000. Interpretations: Iaoysi Beegl,.
ley, Hattie Beega,iy, r. As BeeghIey
Weston, w. Va; Mary a. SSishsr- and
Charles Beeshley, Jane-Law. ". VA
W. J. Alaier & Co., of clarSsburg w.
Va, TO buy and sell hapduare, dry goods,
groceries, confectipneries ara fruits.
Capital, $4,000. IncOrpor1t5rs, w. j.
Aiaier, S. G, NIa6er, R. s. Douelass, of
oArksburg, w. Va; Z. w. $. NefF, and
T.. !. Stephens, Wheeling. w. Va.
Weston Grocery Company Of Clarks-
burg. W. va, to carry on a wholesale
grocery and mercantile bysasvs Capi;
tal, 100000. IncorporatoTrs: J. a. Girls
lip. frank Armstrong. Clarlsburg. w.
Va; L. G. Race. J. A. Clark, Fairnont,
W. Va; R. y. Koblegars. Weston, w
Va. Al5fAS
East and West Oil and Gas Company,
OF -rirkersbmg. W. Va. 20 opefate for
oil and gas. Capital, s5o0.oOO. Incor-
porators: f. s Pope. E. E. Pope, Joel
Peclswital. George W. johnson, J. C. Me-
connell, Parkershirg. W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
JUMPED
From Moving Freight Train at Wolf
Summit, Supposing Collision Was
About to occur-Quite
Badly Injured.

Not even his nearest friends would
now recognize J. T. Jorion. He jumper
off train on the B, & o. at bridge No,
IA, near Wolfe Summit, Tuesday. AMI IS
now in st. Joseph's Hospital in Plrkers-
burg. He is considerably disfgured
but stin able TO see out OF one eye, al
though The other optic is swollen shut
His face is 50 badly laccratcd and br1iis-
ed that it looks entirely unnatural md
1t will require some time to get it
straightened out. His body Is aslo
bruised.
Jordon thought collision was i'm.
ninehf when he jumped. There was no
reason for this supposition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
OPERATORS
GIVEN THE BETTER OF IT IN THE
MOVEMENT TO PROHIBIT WAGE
SCALE CONTRACTS.
UNITED MINE WORKERS TABLE
RESOLUTION AIMED AT op-
EPAToRS IN WEST VIRGINIA
Excess Earnings of Miners Will Not Go
Into the General Fund-various Com
rittees of Convention Named.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
indianapolis, Jan. 20-At the United
Mine Workers convention resolution
aimed at the OHIO and Pennsylvania up-
erators,. mio qun non-'mion mines in
West Virginia. to prohibit any state or
district from signing the wage scale with
such operators. was tabled. Also an
other resolution to place all the earnings
Of miners in excess Of $3.50 per day in
the general funds WAS tabled.
Z Committees other than THAT on the
wage scale which was yesterday an.
nounced. are:
ResolutionS-W y Farley. district
No. -; W. D. Ryan. district No. l2:
hm. Carne district No. /: y. II. Sui.
livan, district No. @; George Hartlein,
district No. .; VIM. MCPHERSON. district
No. 2; James NJ. 1Iurd. district r
.eny Randolph, district No. l3: VIM.
Pcllman, Washington.
transportation William warsiion. dis.
trict No. u; John Morton, district No.
%; w. T. Morris. district No. l2: John
p, Gallagher. district No. Z; Thomas
Ahsrphy, district No. 10: Harmon Hin
lSle, district No. II; VIM. Curtis. dis
trict No. ..
Officers reports-7I0hn d. White. dis
trict No. l3; John Sullivan, district No
?: Wm. Treagor. district M. s: John
Boyle, district No. II: Joe vasey, dis
taict No. 0; John t. Dcmscy. district
No. !; George Manuel. district No. IS.
Appeals and grievances-Uriah Bel.
lingham. district No. 5; NJ. s Eitctt
district No. 10; Thomas Richards. dis
trict. No. 0; Thomas Kanary. district
No. %; Wm. Green. district No. 9; John
sIcElhenney, district No. I; EdwNrt
Cunningham. district No. 2l.
Constitution 0hristioa Evans. distric
No. 9; J. ~ Kennedy. district No. IL
Richard Gilbert, district No. .; ]. L
clemo. district No. 20; S. F. BracsSney
district No. 81; Robert Gilmour, dis
trict No. "a; Paul P. Pulaski, distric
No. 0.
sergeant-at-Ams-w. P. Heaiey, dis
trict No. !.
Messcnger-H. A. Lnnning, distric
No. 9; Henry jackson. district No. -.
The miners scale committee eiecte'
Thomas Reynolds, of IEinois, chairman
and w. II. Haskins, of Ohio. secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
FIFTH OF A SERIES ON EvANGEI.-
ISM ARRANGED BY COMMITTEE
OF THE WEST VIRGINIA
GENERAL BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION
Session Commenced at Two O'clock We'd
nesday Afternoon With Many Prom
inent Divines IN Attendance
Will Last For Two Days.

The fifth and last of series of con
frrences on Evangelism, arranged by the
committee on Evangelism of the Baptist
General Association OF West Virginia,
opened in the First Baptist Church in
fhis city Wednesday afternoon.
Many of the prominent Baptist min
isters from this section OF the. state, as
weH as from other states, were in at
tendance and much zeal and earnestness
Is being manifested by them. Among
those who are in attendance are Rev.
c. 4. Cook. Of Bloomfield. y. J.; Rev. T.
G. Field. of Grauville, o.: Rev. VI. A.
Summers and Rev. J. S. Stump, of Par
l;ersburg; Rev. II. F. Doomis. Rev. Amos
Robinson, Of BIlins; Rev. A. b. withers,
Of Gypsy; Rev. L, D. Hail, Of Lost
Greek: Rev. c. r. CInfl<shank. Of Ghldes-
VILE; Rev. H. S. Chenowfth. of BeIling-
ton; Rev. s. J.. Morgan. Of Fairmont:
Rev. George s Dye, of Granville. o;
lev. NJ. C. vonAllmen, Of Elkins; Rev.
r. B. ATcDaua and Rev. L. f. Peters. Of
this city are taking prominent part
IN the conference.
The session was opened by a Scripture
exposition of the s7th chapter of Eek
ial, by Rev, a, B, wftAers. A shree-ofld
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
CONFERENCE in SESSION
AT BAPTIST CHURCH

subiect-la.) "Ihe Need Of Revival =
81 Whence Does it oomefv tc.l
Methods by Which Promoted" was dis.
c,isscd by Rev. CrniisshaaIs- oheno.
with. --
5. A closing service Of prayer was led by
Rev. Arnos Robinson.
Tonight Rev. A. u. Wiihers win open
the services with a scriptluaI exposition.
Dr. Cook win speak upon Christian
Stewardship"
Thursday morning the subject for dis.
cussion will be 'The Pastor and the Re.
vival.s At fhe afternoon session the
subject Tor discussion viii be ''Tne Pco-
rle aud the Reviyal.s and at the even
lug session Rev. t. G. Field wiil speak on
''f'he Chnrh's Answer TO the Divine
Call"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
OF UNLAWFUL SHOOTING WAS THE
JURYs VERDICT AGAINST ROY
GREEN, coL0RED.
PENALTY IS IMPRISONMENT IN
EITHER THE STATE PENITEN-
TIARy OR COUNTY JAIL.
Rice Thompson Placed on Trial for Felin-
ious Assault With Knife on Oliver
Jones-other Court Matters Of
General Interest.

The jury in the circuit court Tuesday
evening at Q O'Clock brought in a YER
dict against Roy Green, colored. Of un-
awful shooting and Green was remanded
TO jail to await seartence or whatever
other disposition the court may make
of the vendict, Green was tried for
shooting Dna Banks, colored, in the
buck several months ago. The injury
was not fatal and Banks was later ar.
rested and taken to Charleston to serve
out a sentence there for ciolation, for
waich he nad been convicted. Under
the verdict against Grsn, The Judge may
sentence him to the state penitcnti.ry
from one to FIVE years, or he may fine
him and incaEcerate him in the county
jail.
Benjamin Harrison, who threw beer
keg through the front window of the
Model liquor store several days ago and
broke the large plate glass, plead guilty
to a misdcmeanor.
Adlaid Curtis, alias Adliad Bunch. in
dieted 4or bigamy, gave bond of $500 for
her appearance for trial Mt the next term
of court.
Rice Thompson, coloned. was placed on
trial "Wednesday for felonious assauk ON
Oliver Jones, colored, with a knife in the
Kitchen of the Swager hotel last May.
Decree of sale was entered in the
cause of Sherman G. Denhan. guardian.
against Nora and William Albright.
An order entering the mandate of the
Supreme Court in the cause of John Bas.
sci against John G. Caywood was made.
4 motion to set aside the verdict in
the case of the State against Frank
Gaughan, convicted of running a slot
was overr7iled.
Joseph W. Latsteter Was tried and ae-
quilted of theciiarge Of selling intoxi-
SAINTS to a habitual drrnIsari
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
TAKES PLACE AT ITALIAN LABOR
ERs' CAMP AT UNION LAND
PARK AT LATE HOUR.
DRUNKEN ITALIAN PLUNGES PEN
KNIFE INTO THE BREAST OF
ANOTHER ITALIAN
LABoRER.
Fellow Locked Up But Other Italian
Refuses to Prosecute Him After He
Agrees to Pay the Doctor Bill
and the Costs in the Case.

Dominiek Fuccy's labor camp, near the
Union Land park, was the scene of a
staBbing affray about 10 o'clock Tues.
day might, engaged in by two italian
laborers and resulting in the stahbing of
George Grayunitz by Fred. Fontellia.
The Italian that did the stabbing was
in a somewhat, intoxicated condition and
Die had some mhiskey with him, which
he had taken to camp from the city. 1t
appears that the other fellow objected
TO his taking the whislsey into the camp.
A quarrel ensued within and suddenly
Flcntelia jumped up and drew small
perilsnsfe. stabbing the other fellow in
the right breast. The man bled pro
fusely and the flow of blood caused con-
siderable excitement among the other
laborers. Some Of them made due haste
for the city TO make complaint and Sc
cure the services of an officer Con.
stable Guy Merritt was found about
inid-nigtt and he immediately went to
the camp, where he placed the fellow
under arrest and brought him 10 The
county jail.
The Italian was kept in prison until
mcaning, when the fellow he stabbed
and others went to the Jail and held
consultation with the prisoner. They
came 10 an agreement by which the
rnan that did the stabbing should pay
the other fellow's doctor bill and the
costs in tlle case and not be prosecuted.
The wounded man then declined to give
amy information in Justice Riley's court
and as q consequence no prosecution was
begun.
After the costs had been settled the
one who did the stahbing was released
from jail.
The participants in the affair are
sttangcrs in this section, having been
here but week or 80.
The injury inflicted with the knife was
not much more than slight flesh wound
md is in no wise serious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
PERSONS WERE NECESSARY TO
PERFORM THE WEDDING cERE-
MoNy OF COUPLE FROM
PITCAIRN CAMP.
NEITHER BRIDE NOR GROOM COULD
UNDERSTAND ENGLISH AN IN
TERPRETER HAD TO ASSIST.
Unusual Wedding sOlemnized By Rev.
S. K. Arbuthnot at the Goff Method
ist Church Parsonage We'd
uesday Morning.

BY the aid of an interpreter, George
Stefancic and Katie Horvat, natives Of
Austro Hungary, were united in bonds
Of holy matrimony in the parsonage OF
Golf Methodist church Wednesday, Just
before noon. The ceremony was one of
an unusual occurrence. The bride and
groom could not speak or understand the
English language and it was necessary
to perform the ceremony with the help
OF a fourta party.
Mr. Darish, member OF the firm of
Zaruga & Darish, the foreign bankers,
acted as the interpreter for the bride
md groom. He translated all Of the
questions given by the minister to the
bride and groom and in return translated
their responses to the minister. In this
way the two were made husband and
wife.
A number Of native friends of the con.
tracting parties witnessed the ceremony
and assisted in the usual manners and
custom that are carried out upon such
an occasion by the people of their race.
The bride and groom both live Mt the
Pitcairn mining camp, two miles south
Of this city, where the groom is employ
ed as miner in The Pitcairu coal mines.
The bridal party returned 10 the home
Of the newly married couple after tlie
ceremony.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
scALDs AND BURNS RECEIVED IN
RAILROAD ACCIDENT TUESDAY
MORNING PROVE FATAL.
Death Relieved His Sufferings at Seven
O'Clock Tuesday Evening
in Baltimore Notified.

Death relieved the suiferings of Fire
man w. Z. Tyler, who was seriously
scalded with steam and boiling water in
a freight wreck in the western end of
the Baltimore & Ohio freight yards
near the Hazel. Atlas Glass Factory on
Tuesday morning, at the Kessler Hospi-
bll Tuesday evening at rs2 O'Clock.
When the man was brought into the
hospital shortly otter the accident, the
doctors saw Mt once that he had but q
bare chance to live. The burns made
by the scalding water and steam WIRE
terrible. and caused untold suffering to
the unfortunate fireman. He had also
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
CANDIDATE
Is James B. Fowler For Position of Con
gressional Delegate to Natianal
Democratic Convention.

Hon. James B. Fowler, of worthing-
ton. was here Wednesday ON business.
Mr.. Fowler has announced himself as a
candidate for the election delegate
from this congressional district to the
next National Democratic Convention,
He IS receiving encouragement from all
parts OF the district and his own county
viii likely instruct for him. Mr.. Fow-
Ter has long been prominent in the
councils OF his party and his friends
think he Is entitled to this honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
SUPERINTEADENTS
Of the Branches of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, Attend Annual
Meeting in New York.

Il. L. Edwards, superintendent of the
localsbfiice OF the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company, has returned from
New York, where he attended the an
naal meeting of all the superintendent
of the company and a banquet. rendered
them by the head officers of the com
pany. He reports the business of .he
company throughout the country in fine
shape and fiourishing and says the meet
ing was most enjoyable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
ELSIE PITTS, AGED IL YEARS. CAR
RIED AWAY FROM HER HOME
AT RINEHART.
Two Young Men of That NeighborhoOd
Arrested, Charged With Her Abduc-
tion-Girls' Whereabouts Is
Still Unknown.

Elzie Pitts, aged IA years, daughter OF
James Pitts, of Rinehart. Is believed to
have been kidnapped. She mas not been
seen by her parents since last Saturday
afternoon and her whereabouts are un-
known to them. As the result they are
distracted.
Search has been made for her ever
since she disappeared with but little re-
suit. The only information obtained
thus far is that she was seen by Sly
vanus Thompson, at Brown, At 8 o'clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
PASTORLESS
And Closed is the Little Church in Bar
bOur County, But Rev. McDanel
viii Try to Revive 1t.

Rev. R. B. NIcDanei, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, viii leave Thurs
day night TO hold a weeks meetings in
the Little Bethea Baptist Church in Bar
bour county. The chunch is pastorless
one aud there have been no services held
in it for some time. Rev McDanel will
endcavor to revive them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
Tw9 BOYS ESCAPE
FROM REFoPM SCHOOL

Samuel Fowler aud John Hull. both Of
Parkersburg. escaped from the reform
school at Pruntytown Tuesday night.
and at late reports were still at large.
The police have been notified of the
escape and asked to be on the lookout
for the boys. Both were sent up for
stealing. Hull escaped once before lut
was captured. IT is supposed they csme
this way, headed toward their homc4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
ENLIST IN ARMY.

William C. Thomas. Of Cascara. Dodd-
ridge county, has been accepted at the
local recruiting station for enlistment
in the United States Army Other ap-
plieants, who have not been passed on
are Virgil f. Frum, Bridgeport; Francis
r. Null. OF Gypsy, and William ]. Cain
Of Wolf Summit,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
A FIZZLE
Was Police Court Wednesday Morning
Mayor Was Disgusted and Adjourned
Court Before He Opened 1t.

Police court was fizzlc Wednesday
morning. When Mayor Grille reported
for duty in the court room he found
That there was no necessity Of holding
a session Of court that morning as there
was nothing 10 toEd it foy.< The Cage
Of Sights in the Dark CoDfder of Misery
was empty. NJ put Al? fines were on
time deposit. Ti'e mayor passed the
up<and adjourned court be.
fore he opened It.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
WILSONBUR6
Young Couple Are United in Marriage
at GOff Parsonage Wednesday Morn
ing by the Rev, Arbuthnot.

A quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed IN the parsonage OF she CofF "
y. Church Wednesday morning about II
O'Clock. The contracting Fariies wre
Mr. Tsoanas Gaarard and Miss Dora Dell
Hammond. both Of MilsoBbare Rev.
;. X. .i1sbutl.not. the pastor Of the church
performed the ceremony in the presence
of a few Of the intimate friends Of the
bride and groom. Both cf the CONTRACT
ing partaes are wei known and popular
in the community which they lise and
heaIey congratulations sre extenIed to
them BY their many friends
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
WILL
INIATIATE
Class of Candidates win Be Indueted
Into Mysteries Of woodmen Of
the World Tonight.

Several candidates will be initiated
into the mysteries Of the Clarks.
burg Lodge Of woodmen OF the World.
at a meeting TO be held in The Knights
OF -Pythias building Tonight at Che iIs-
nal hour besides the initiatory eeres
monies nlatters of Importance viii be
transacted and all 81 the members are
earnestly requested 70 be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
HUSBAND RETURNS HOME LATE AT
NIGHT AND MAKES GPUEsoME
DISCOVERY.
after Committing Awful Deed the Won.
an Goes to Bed and Singq Softly to
Baby in Her Arms Believed to
Be Insane.
6y Associated p. ess.

6y Associated Pess.
Paterson. y. J.. Ian. 20--Mrs Arthur
".wa' ! was arrested to-day on the
charge Of Numbering her eight year -o'i
IN her home in 0ak'ana The ra,r-
r was discovered By asl husband ,r
80 return home late la-t night. Te
und the headless bod Il the boy N
The dining room floor, and also his ,.ct
DOG y+hieh was beheadcd.
iIiswife was in he'd sinSing softly 20
the baby in her arms. r~o other ca,i d
reh were asleep in a c,;b She COLL
Mt understand what was said to -r
ire is believed to be insre.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
HOSPITAL PEOPLE WILL MEET.

The Stockholders OF the Clarsosbrs-
City Hospital Company viii hold a meet.
ing at the hospital Thursday night for
the purposes Of completing the organiza-
tion, adopting bylaws, rules, regulations
and so on,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
OPERATION
For Appendicitis Successfully Performed
on Seven -Year-old Boy at Mount
Clare Wednesday Morning.

An operation for appendicitis was per
formed Wednesday morning at Mt. Clare
on Thomas CofTman, seven.year-old son
Of Hiram Cofman, by DR.. NJ. J. Bart
lott. The boy rallied quickly and Is do
ing uicely with the prospect that he will
soon recover.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
BRANCH
Store Opened in the ]. W. Dodge Build
ing, at Industrial, BY clarks-
burg Woman.

Mrs. k. R. Templeton, proprietress
Of the Peoples Store, at 244 East Pike
street, has opened up branch store ut-
Industrial Station, just below Salem.
She rented the J. W. Dodge building at
that place and has placed large stock
Il merchandise and groceries in it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
PARALYZED
Was Chicago Elevated Railroad Train
Service on Account of Heavy
Storm for Two Hours.

By Associated Press.
Chicago, Jan. 2o-Train service on the
southside Elevated Railroad was para
lyzed for nearly two hours by the storm
to-day. The power had TO be shut off
to prevent injury TO persons and men be.
low the tracks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-20
BROUGHT NO BRIDE.

4. VI. Donohoe S,as returned to his
position at tine st. Charles hotel ai'e-
spending week st his former homa At
Confluence among relatives and friends.
The rumor got started that he took ur.
himself hclpmase while gone. but he
strenuously denies II ant his friends arc
inclined 70 believe him on account OF
the fact that he came home alone.