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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
9srrenmooen tn glltsSerlia.

Gs biirfte unieren 2eIerinnen bic
Sbotlahe interefant isin, baB in 9ers
lin iett alter 3eit BON Der eleoanten
gSGnneripeIt bic oft gar punberliden
Sdunen Der Mobe ni6f minoer beriids
| ft6ti9t tpurben ais BON ben Srauen,
ia, es CAB 3eiten, mo bic WtGnner in
biefer 9eSiebung fpdar fpeiter qinaen
als bic iOnit in Mobsanseles,nbeiten
ntdts penioer als Suriid6altenoen
MitgIisber bes i60nen @eI6le6ts..
Sas mar beiipielsipeiIe in iener 3eit
Der SAL, als bic eera6eSu unelaublide
Wiobe Der pluberboien in Berlin arafs
firte. Inter Der Regierung bes 8urs
fiiriten Spa6im III. fam bieIe tpunbers
ltbe glusgeburt zines perirrten @es
fhmuds outage. Die i8auoerbaften
Soien reidten bonn Giirtel Bis 3u BEN
&nDdcIn unb iparen in unaG6lige Sals
ten gelegt, 10 baB iie sine grobe Wlenge
Stoff perbraudten.
SroB ibrer SGBIi6teit aepann bic
Wtpbe iOfort bel ben porne6men 9erli.
nern Gtngcug, unb od bic SoIen aus
ben toitbariten Stoffen aneefertiqt
tpurben, 10 itiegen bic S9neioerre6z
nungen ms llngsmsFene. Die @rrez
sung iiber bieie ungebeuerIi9e Mpoe
mar in ben burh lie ni6t beriibrten
Sreiien 10 srob, bab sublrei6e Sbrifs
ten gegen iie eri9ienen, in oenen Ios
Dobl pOm Gitbetii6en ipte pirtbI6aftz
ltaen Stanbpuntt eegen bic .Ieusrunq
gepettert tpurbe. glu6 bon Der aanz
gel fuurbe eesen bas entIebIi6e &leiz
bungsitiid geprebist, pObei ii9 insbez
fonbere Der Observation-Disclosures
Musculus berportbat, Der pioer BEN
nSoienteufel" nit senaltigem Gifer
los5og, uno ais feline prebieten 9ea
brudt tpurben, fanoen iie auf ben
Straben Der Reiibep5 reiBenben 9(bz
fab.
Gte Menf6en iparen oamals ebenIo
ipie beute: ie mebr eseen bic Wlooe qez
fbrtsben purbe, beIto eifriser purbs
ibr sebuIbigt. Sa leete ii9 Soa9im
H., Der iunit ni6t let6t Elm SpaBperz
berber mar, in's Wlittel unb perbpt,
ba ibm bic PluberboIen miBfielen, bic
Mobe auf bas itrensits, @lei9pobl
Seigten Iidb einige 9tgerI bamit na9
tpie ppr auf Der Strabe. Da beIabl
Der &urfiirit, als er fpieber einen Giez
CANT auf Der Strabe in ben plubsrz
bofen iab, nit bem SroBtopf turasn
PrpSeB gu MAIDEN. giner Ieiner
2eute lhlih Iid leiie binter ben Mobez
narren unb I6nitt ibm ben 9iirtsl auF,
10 bub bic mdbtigen pluberboien bon
BEN Siiften bes @igerls gu 9ooen fies
len unb er i'm tiefiten Negligee ppr ben
la6enben StruBenpafanten OaItanb.
Oils bieIes Mittel aud nod ni6t batF,
tpurben stpsi anbers SDbne aus rei6en
Patri5ierbduiern, als iie Ii9 ebenfaas
in ben 8luberbofen duf Der StraBe
seigteu, turSerbanb auf Ben prun9sr
am Moltenmartt seitelt unb Der
Staotfieoler eerufen, Der nun ben
ganSen Gag ppr bem 9ran9er 9eige
Ipielen muBte. Sas lpdte natiirli9
cine grobs MenI9enmenge beran, bic
bic auf bem Pranser Itsbsnben Mobea
bslOen perbObnte. 0us buIf enOli9,
unb bamit bate Der ~!9oienteufeI" iein
Gnbe Qefunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

Limb i9. iras niirStf Ou pObl
BON mir benten, lpenn i9 nun nad'
sGb,9"
sd nebme an, bab Stunben tom.
men peroen, in benen i9 b.nte, baB
0u es getbdn, nm Elm ii9eres, ipenn
aud biirftiges 8rot fir Did unb
Define 8tnOer gu betommen!"
p9rober Sott! glein, neiu. i9 min
ni9t!"
r0u fOmmit babiu. gu tpollen! 9u
biit mir gu riel f9ulbis unb baIt
ni9ts anberes 5ur 8eoablung ols Did
ielbit. Su tennft mid seipiB ni9t
re6t? 2ies nod einmal bic fpenigea
StropbeR: r3uriidgebaltner Quelsn
Strom", tpenn 9u nddSuuIe tommIt.
8enn bic Serbftferi.n besinnsn, itnO
mir perheiratbet, Sslga!"
Limb bas nennIt 0u Giebe2"
~Sa, bas t6us ih! Sd nil Dir
ale bic 8efiible ge6en, bic i9 gu geben
babe, bic beiten, ipie bic I9limmIten.
Sic Gnbsrn ii4 nidt, Oh tannIt auf
iie bauen Bis gum 2ebsnsI9luHe.~
Sic paren Elm Stiid aus benz Srts
biuausgeganeen, unb lie blie6 erIAredt
por elmer @attertbiir Itebsn, bic f.
baran erinnerte, tpie ipeit lie gegan,
qen.
Pl0BIi9 briidts er Iis an Ieine 9ruit
unb tiibte lie:
D@er5eibe mir, 9eliebte, idb trGum.
nod bislpeilen, i6eu unb be6enb, bon
fommenben Sagsn, BON Winuten Der
SeIigteit pbne Dual. 8, bab i9 10
fbpa9 fein mub, ba t9 bod psib,
ipie es ipirO! @ielei9t : tpenn mir
iebr alt psrben, i'd bic 9enIipn be,
fomme unb mir uns in einem tleinen
Bintel perber9eu tOnnen, no &einer
.tpus abnt, &einer ii6 an stpas err
innert. unb &einer ettpas tpeiB =.
Sd betam bod Define erIten @efiible,
unb man iagt, buB iie niemals itsrs
ben. =. Wenn feline &inber ertpa9i.n
iinb unb 9inouStommen Wenn Su
alt, tptlt uno srau pirit unb au bas
pergangen tit, mas bic 9lnbern liebten
uno nabmen, unb nur 9u ielbIt, Define
SeeLs. 0ein SD, bas tein 4rberer be-
isFen, iibris 1T 8ieG'i9t. p"
sic leEats Iiob an ibn uno fGlu63t.
IsiIe. Iber nod einmal puroe feline
Siimme bart unb rau9:
plber bisie S9pGrmtrsien ba biir,
fen uns ni9t betb0ren, Sslga! Gin
iunges, gebro9enes Sers, bas neuer
9efiib!e mG9tis lit, bas ns6 bas be-
neioensnertbe 8srmOsen bat, gu Der,
rutben, gu perlafen unb gu pergefen,
bas tann tpieoer sebeilt iperoen; a6er
Elm oltes, gebrp9enes Ser3, bas ielbit
bic Sd5igteit gum .@liide perloren bat,
bas tann nur Iiebsn uno leioen. 0u
muBt mir psrseiben, ba 0u ieIbit mid
gu benz gema9t baf, pas i6 bin!
WiaIt 0u bas2 Diait 9u beipubt,
freipigtg, pbue Spffnung unb obne
Sreube, o6ne Geoanten an bic 3us
tunft, nur aus 2tebe, nur bdrum, neil
mir beib. ni6t anbers t0nnen, aus
Se6niu6t na9 meiner Rd6e, nit Der
@epibbeit BON 2eib unb Dual gu mir
tommen2"
Wtit pffensn 9tueen fdmiegte iie iih,
tief aufi9lu95sno, bibt, biat an ibn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
Die Gbrenrettuna Ses Se@ts.

Der Se9t lit bel ben SSiI6sii6tern
i'm gtllgemeinen idle9t dn9eI6rieben,
unb aud Der @oltsmunb bat bieIem
nadt6eiligen ltrtbeil in Der ull6etanns
tenRebsnsart bonn rSe9t i'm &arpfens
tei9" 9usbrud perlieben. Sebt erz
greift in Der in 9eutI6Ian6 erI9eiz
nenoen r9lGgemeinen Sii9erei : 3eiz
tun9" Elm Sa9perItGnbiger aud einz
mai gu @uniten Oes Sdperangetlagz
ten bas Wort, tnbem er barauf bins
peiIt, bub Der Se9t fir ben Slider
man6e 8orSiise bat. Gr lit permut5z
lid Der treueIte unb 5uperlGiiigite Be
lppbner manher 8eipGiIer. 8DIe gum
gen iperoen bas freiIidb bamit ertldren
ipollen, baB er eben bic anoersn Slide
pertilgt; aber er lit ii9er aud an ii9
Der sGbeite unb pioeritanbsfGbigIte
Slid. Gs tommt ia leiber oft Dor,
baB bur9 GinIduf bon SabritpGTern
gd6e unb 5liiIIe oerart perunreiuigt
ipsrOen, oaB ben 6iI6eu bas 9ebsn in
benz oergitteten WaNer unm09li9 9sz
ma6t piro. Saour9 lit I9on mauz
de ppm 5iihfang lebenbe 5amilie
brotlos 9smadt pprben. Wenn aber
SSprellen, garben uno anoere Slide
bereits gu 9runOs gegangen iinb, per>
mag Der Se6t nod INNER gegen bic
ibGbli6en @erbdltuiFe onSutGmpfen
unb ben Iii6eru elm gelpifes 9tuss
tommen gu erbulten.
Gs pirb aud be6duptet, bdB Der
Se9t peit Ieltsner Gorsllsn unO ans
bere pertbpplls Slide pertiIgt aIs
Siemli9 unniiBes @eIinbel uno bin
unb pieber einen pon ieinssglei9en.
glnbererieits lit gu eriidii6tigen, bab
aud bic 5oreller ielbit teine Gneel unz
ter ben SiIhsn iinb unb fi9 ni9t ifls
ten pom Raub nGbrsn. @enn nod in
glni6lag sebra9t pirb, bob Der 5eft
reht bObe preiie erGeIt, 10 IolIten bic
5ii45ii4ter ibm etpas mebr 2iebe aus
penoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
Nit uHsuerl aasen.
Bon 9IIfreo af SeOeniiierna.


vNun IpQ Der Serr Sottor dub tts
mas in Selga's Stammbu9 i6reiben;
absr Der Sslr 9ottor, ais i6ipeoiI9er
Spra6lebrer, ioa ni9t etlpas 10 bins
eintriBeln, Ipnosrn etpus Ielbit erbens
ten," meinte 6rdulsiu Spea gluosrss
ion, bic neununo5panSi9iGbrtge St.
minarlebrerin.
9ariiber paren ollie etnig, bic Sers
rem uno bic iungeu MGo9en, bic BEL
Spea's Ututter in Peniion parsn uno
audi elm paar anbere iun9e 0amen,
bic bingetommen iparen, ibre 9eburtsz
tagspiinihe gu bringen unb an bem
9eburtstagsi9mauis tbeil5unebmen.
gtur bic brittle frembe Dame in
mittlerem Qlltsr, bic i6par5getlsibet
mar uno beren glntlib beutlithe Spu=
rem ots 2.benstampfes Seists, uber
INNER nod biibI9 dusIab, iagts
ni9ts, pbsIet4 ibr bas 9lutosrapb gels
ten iollte. sic fdob uur OOttor
Stard bas Bud bin unb neiste artig
peH Hppf.
0ottpr Stard mar polle fiinfSig
Sabre, sraubaaris unb iebr fart. Gr
mar i'm 9lug.nblid etpas g.rei3t: er
bate ii9 nit Stammbu4ipriiden
ni9t mebr bsriu4t, felt er 9pmnaiiuit
mar.
@r fiiblte iib aber als eiuStgsr ala.
bemiih 9ebilosier i'm gun5en Peniios
nate glnbsrsion unb auberoem alS
2ebrsr ieinsr Mutteriprade pa5u psrz
pfli9tet.
rSou es - fou es ettpas PsriOns
lides pber ettpas unbsoeutenbes glqs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
Grinolinen>ltnterrGde.

Cine entI6eibenbe Neuerung in Der
Sprm Der llnterrDde i9eint iitb, pie
mir in einem en9lii6en Mobeberidt
leIen, BON Yaris aus anSubabnen.
Nan nsigte in leBter 3eit bu5u, bel ben
f9peren StruBeutu9tleibern iiber'
baupt bic llnterr0de burb tpeits
&nieboien gu erIeben, neil bieie piel
lei9ter iparen uno ben eleganten Sail
bes Rodes, bds Sierli9e Slattern I'm
bic &n0dsl peritGrtten, bas bur9 bic
9arnirungen bes Sdumes berpOrges
bra6t purbe. Sur9 ben eleganten
Sail bes Rodes unterI9ieo fidb baupts
iG9li9 Elm i6ledbt semu9ter Prpmes
naoenrod BON einem i9id unb porz
nebm eefertigten. 9leihpp6l buben
bic Ieibenen llnterrDde ober pielme6r
bic Ieibenen 9rauien bur6 Die gu
Gbnli6en 3peden bienen. immerbin
nod eine bebeutenbe 3utunft. Senn
bic untn0pfbureu @olants geben bod
beute bem rlnterrpd ben eleganten
glbihluB unb leeen tpieOer bic pias
tisite Stiibe fir ben SAL bes Sbers
rodes duf ben llnterrod.
@ine 2onooner Sirma bat ieBt einen
Iol6en llnterrod, Der peoer all 8es
quemlihteit nod an Glegan5 ii6ertrpfs
fen perben farm geidaffcn. Der
Saum besielben lit mittelIt feIten8ans
bes Iteif gemaht, uno 10 1T gelpihers
maben tpieber bic 8rinoline eiugefiibrt,
bic nun baSu beitrdgen pirb, bic UuIs
ielintleioden aug unIerer9iebsrmaiers
Seit unb Der 5riibSeit Der &Dnigin @ics
torid nit ibren nieblidben uno feinen
ReiSen pieoer dufleben gu lufen. 0as
bel lit es BON b09Iter Di9tigteit, bic
Sarte Der Sleiber geI9mddppl Sus
fdmmensuitimmen. 8eIonbers notbs
ipenoig lit es, cine beFriebigenbe Sars
monte Sipii9en Der Sarbe Oes llnters
rodes unb Der bes Suites bsr3uItelen.
Die bieien SOmmer berrI9enben Sars
ben iinb gang bieIelben ipie bic, ipel6e
uniere 9robeltern einIt ent5iidten. Die
erite SteIle unter ben bslisbten Farben
fptro elm gum 5arteiten &armin abge'
tDntes Masentarotb einnebmen. 2ln.
here Wobefdrben iino: bic perI6iebens
item Wlaloeruuaneen. Sartes Gelbs
braun. GItgriin in ben peri9iebenIten
SOnen, na9 uIten Stoffen copirt,.
ebenIo natiirli9 bic psrI6iebenIten
blauen Nuaneen unb bann bic I9on
IGngit beIiebten 9aiteufar6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

Der Srdum. Sd mar ges
fern i'm Concert, fblief babel elm uno
bate einen fiir9terliden Sraum. -
So9 Dds trdumts Sbnen oenn9 -
Miir trdumte, i'd idlisfe ni6t, fonbsra
bore aIles, mas 4. ipisIten, nit an.
Shaubsrbaft. fpas2
= unIiebfames Gntges
aento om men. Utitter Ole ibre
Gltlide Sodter gar gu germ perbeirds
then m09te): @as uns Silba in Der
@irtbf9aft bilft, elaubsn sic ni6t,
Serr afefor; i9 periidere sic, es
ipiiroe mir gu Idipsr fallen, ipenn sinz
nal Semunb nm ibre Sanb unbalt.n
follte. bds atno fpesaugeben. glFefz
for: Sn meinen 8reii.n fiibIt man Sbs
neil bds re6t gut nad, 5rau &Gt6in,
8einer lpirbs ss iiber's SerS triessn.
Sic su berauben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

-@erbG6tig. nSasen sic,
Serr gommercienratb, huben sic auf
Sbrsr 8eIiBuns in StrOI aud elm
G9o9" - pglqerbings - ipenigitens
fir bic Commemorate"
- 9tsbaIb. STUDENT: .!9suts
bin i8 eiueu @ldubiser log seipOroen.
MeiR S9neioer bat ndmlt9 meine
SausFrau gebeiratbet unb nun gebeH
meine S4uIOen Bel bsipeu in sinsm
bin."
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
ADYERIIzED LETTERS

List OF unclaimed letteEs in the clarks-
burg. W. Va, post Office, advertised,
Jan. 10, 1901:
E. E. Anderson, MIS-. Atce Bond, 3.
j. Baimes, Edwin Brisbin, Henry Beshe,
G. w. Bristin, Miss Shilla Bartlett, Theo.
L. Barnes, Clariasburg Pressing Club,
Claude E. Cunningham, Miss Clua
Clarke, Frank Childs, n. w. Castor. G.
B. Cable, n. R. Cunningham, W. 8. Col
lett. Ohas. o. DEER, Erwe Giebell, Allen
Hintsn. james a. Hamiei, Julia Hoover,
Keaase Hunt, Ar. Harrison, airs. LuiIla
Knieciy. L. W. Harvey, W. H. Mills,
Harry F. Lloyd, Miss Mary Q. Miller,
Ederech McAtee, Howard s. Mutton g.
Miss Bessie Parish, j. G. Richarison,
Miss Mary J. Romine, Pe1metus Rogers.
Miss Annette Shaw. Emanit SMITH, Miss
Florence Steriser, T. o. Thombery, Al
bert n. Wallace, Miss Celia Ward.
S. C. DENHAAi, p. N.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
CIRCUIT COURT
CHARLES Mattock on Trial For Breaking
Into Baltimore 4 Ohio Freight Car
and Stealing Goods.

Circuit Court reconvened Monday
morning. The day was devoted mostly
to the trial OF Charles Aiautocl, a for
eigner, charged with breaking into a
Baltimore u Ohio freight car here few
weeks ago and stealing box of medical
and chemical instruments. At press
hour the trial was not concluded.
The case of the Novelty Aiill Com
pany against C. B. Centrigs.t and Others
was dismissed on motion OF the plaintiff.
"A similar order was entered in The
case of the Randolph Coal L Lumber
Company against C. b. Centright.
The felony case of William o'sSeil was
continued and the defendant gave bond
Of $500.
Samuel Cromer. indicted for felony
gave bO.,l OF $500 for trial At the mex:
term of court.
James Ergrih confessed TO. stcnsng q
house at Aiiamston and was fned sen.
The cause d Cecil G. Drain against
james z. wateon WAS dismissed Il
plaiDtif's costs.
"A decree Of sale WAS made IN the cause
Of Sherman G. Dcnham, guardian
against Grace 7. Hall and Others.
An order Hing the answer Of Floyd J
Greene WAS entered IN the canse Of Lloyd
w. Garrett aeainat Charles B. Lambert
and oithera.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
ENLISTED
In the United States Army at Local Re-
cruiting Station and Go to Columbus
to BE Assigned to Duty.

Sergeant George w. Hawthorne. of the
local recruiting station has added three
more young men to tirc army OF the
United States They arc Frank +. Row
les and Amos F. Ridgway, both Uf this
city, and Isaac S. Bailey, of Ocean Mine.
They leave Monday evening on No. IS
for Columbus, Ohio, to be assigned t.
duty.
Sergeant Hawthorne i IN receipt of a
letter from John Mcdonnell, who with
others enlisted last week and went Il
Columbus, stating that uley are very
much pleased and like army life SO fal
very well.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22

PIONEER
PASSES
Death Claims john Baxter, Of Adams.
ton, One of the Oldest and Best
Known Settlers Of This
Section.

John Baxter died at his home at Ad-
asnsson, At O'Clock Sunday incoming,
as the result of paralysis, which seized
him the night before. The funeral WIS
held ut four O'Clock Monday afternoon
in the Adamsfon United Brethren church,
of which he had been a member q mum
Der OF years. InHerment occurred IN the
Odd Fellows cemetery, this city.
The deceased was IS years Of age and
a pioneer settler in Adamston. He .Nus
u familiar figure for years IN that sec
ton and enjoyed the esteem of his
neigfibors. BE was n man of much m
dustry and hard worker all through
life unta feeble health compelled him
to take HE easier than it was his nature
to do.
The aged wife survives besides four
children. The iaster are Lloyd, Elmer
and Clarence Baxter and Mrs. August
wickeni,ofer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
P. N. LOUTHER
rJEs AT CITY HOSPITAL FRIDAY
AFTERNOON AFTER SHORT Ill
MES WITH TYPHOID FEVER.
Wen Known and Popular Man Passes
Into the Great Beyond Leaves VIE
and Three Children and a
Host Of Friends.


IN. Louther died at the city hospital
Friday afternoon at two o'clock from
typhoid pneumonia. About ten days
ago he was taken down with the fever.
lt developed into complications and he
grew gradually worse. He WAS taken to
the hospital in a serious condition and
was not expected to live.
Slr. Louther was &eA known in C,arks-
burg. having been engaged in business
here for several years. He was the pro
priesor of the Nutter house in the esst
end unit! few months ago. He came
to Clarlosburg from Gilmer county. At
ter he won't ont of the hotel business Ne
associated himself with his aon-ia-law,
i. +. Fitzpatrick, who runs restaurant
ON Baltimore street in Glen Elk.
The deceased is survived by W fe
and three children. Mr.. Louther was a
Kind. honest and upright man with the
faculty Of making friends of everybody.
The new. Of his death will be heard wI.h
shock of pain and regret by his many
friends.
Inc funeral Arrangements naye cot
oecn made as yet. They sill occur from
:::m iiom. in the Reynolds addition.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
HInERNIkNs INITIATE.

Division 70. !. Ancient Order OF ST.
besussns. q ibis city. initiated . class
u ak Sunday afternoon The desree
mork mA8 exemp'ifed BY he lccai do
|eruo team. Nfiidh = second 70 none In
<Ae state. Those initiated were John
c.zney. Willinn f,zrioe, Jr, Frank 0ang-
hen. g. Sh1ussnesy, Henry ooyne and
zdhn 7i&npix
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22

impossible 10 foresee an accident. Not
possible to be prepared for It. Dr.. Thorn.
as Electric Oil. Monarch over pain.
janl-Im
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
RENDERED
UNCONSCIOUS
By Falling ON Icy Ground But Was sson
Revived ana No Serious In .
jury Resulted

Among Vie arcideats caused by ICY
pavenerats was chat that happened 70
Pierce johnson. little con Of a. n. john
son, who lives in The Thorne addition to
the city, Saturday evening. The boy
was skating on the hilisids near his nome
and fell. The fail WAS Of such a serious
nature that he was rendered unconscious
and Remained that way about IN hour.
It i not believed that he was seriously
injured OF that there viii be any bud
effects from the fall.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
Cured After SUFFERING 10 Years.


3. J.. Hare. Supt. Miami Cycle & Mfg.
10, Aliddletown, o., Suffered for ten
wears with dyspepsia. He spent humid
sesis 81 dollars for medicine and with
|IoctoEs, without receiving dny perman-
|snt benetits BE says, -one night while
esli1s exceptionally bad WAS about
. throw down the evening paper when
ss|T an item IN the papef regarding the
merits u Kcdol Dyspepsia Cure. con-
einded 70 try Il ana while had no faith
u L / felt hctter utter the second dose.
AFTER using two bottles am stronger
md better tlian I have been in years,
.nd recommend Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure
III nc< itnds and acquaintance suffer
mt mach troubier Sold by
|welk a Haynaser.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
HUSBAND OF
MRS. HANNA
Gets a Divorce IN England On Ground
That Her Marriage to Daniel Ham
ma Was Bigamous.

London, Jan. IS Major walter pcs-
oumerex-Mand was granted a divorce
to-day from his wife ON the ground that
her marriage to Daniel R. Hanna, u
Cleveland, Ohio. was bigamons The
3Tauds were married IN Now York in
April. 1907. While Major Maud wa
fighting IN South Africa, mis- wife Oh
taincd a divorce. and in February, 1900,
married Mr.. Hanna.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
PUPIL.
FATALLY HURT


Dayton, o., Jan. ls-rhe Allen School
building had its interior burned out to.
day, by FIRE originating in the basem mt
A panic resulted among the 400 pupils
but all escaped IN safety. except Edna
Baum, of the frst grade, crippled, who
was thrown down and trampled aud
fatally hurt. The man m the basement
is believed to have burned to death.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
FuNERAL on NJ. LoUrHrR.

The funeral of p. NJ. Louther, df
Northyiew. who died Friday of typhoid
fever, occurred in the Central Pressby-
conducted by Rev. H. G. Richardson.
The inteament was in the i. o. o. F.
cemetery.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22

These Illustrations represent few
of the latest and most powerful scien-
tIfic instruments used by DR.. Hard.
man tor examining the eye for specta
cles and it is worth more than the
cost OF a pair of fine spectaclcs to have
SO thorough and searching examine
tion made, as stitch in time may
save nine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-05
ENORMOUS TRADING
IN THE COTTON PIT
Market Excited and Turbulent and
Fluctuations Violent, Covering Elk
treme Range of As Points.

NEW YORK, June 4-The cotton mar
ket was in a very excited and turbulent
condition throughout the session this
morning. with enormous trading and
prices huctuating with great violence
from the time the market opened up to
the close, covering an extreme range
Of 43 points on July and August and 30
to 40 points on the rest of the list. This
marked the extent of the break which
the whole list Of options suffered in d
further general active selling move
ment. Cotton was thrown over in big
blocks almost regardless of price or
market conditions. The very bearish
Government crop report was the prin-
cipal cause of this disturbance in the
market Liverpool prices broke sharp
" 10 to J. points throughout the list
and closed weak at the equivalent OF 20
points decline in our market before
business was commenced here.
This break at Liverpool. with the tip
current here that the report would
make the condition over so per cent
caused very weak opening in our mar
ket, and before the end of the first If
teen minutes prices showed declines of
about 20. points throughout tie list Of
options. with only frequent feeble raj
lies. When the Government crop re-
port figures were announced the mar
ket was thrown into a great state of
excitement from a greater rush to sell.
Prices crumbled away under this pres
sure. with July breaking down to Ills.
August. 1887; September. 1925, Octo-
Der, $50, and December, 9.75. The South
was very heavy seller. as was also
Liverpool and local commission houses.
Spot dealers and shorts were active
buyers all through the morning. an
especially after the break Immediately
following the publication OF the Gov
ernment's report.
The days prices were as follows:
July, 1136G113S; August, 1.0OaI1. %;
September. 10.281lO.3O; October. 9.S7G
$50; December. 9.7S.
The market closed STEADY.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-05
IDENTITY OF CHAIN
is NOW ESTABLISHED

CHESTER, Pa, June 4-Several I'M
Hortant clues have been discovered by
County Detective Berry which. 1t is be-
loved. will prove of vital Importance in
helping 10 solve the EssingtCn mystery.
Berry, for the first time. fixed the exact
point from which the chain was taken.
and which the murderer used to bind
the body TO the stake, where il wa
burned.
Gilbert Griffith. the proprietor of the
ROsedale Inn. says he owns the chain
which was nshed out OF the embers OF
the fire. He declares 1t was looseGcd
from his road scraper about two weeks
ago. The machine had been left stand
ing at the edge Of a field of rye, near
the tracks Of the Southwestern Trolley
Company.
Detective Berry made an examination
of the rye field and found wagon tracks
leading through the grain. and WITHIN
20 yards OF the scene of the tragedy.
The officer also discovered marks which
led him 70 believe that 4 mans body
was dragged from the point where the
wagon wheels end 10 the clump OF
bushes where he found the body.
Detective Berry viii not confirm the
story that an arrest is to be made
shortly as the result of his investiga-
earthed sufficient clues TO warrant the
belief that he is on the trail Of the uzsr-
dercr Il IS altogether probable that
Coroner Fry may order the body to be
exhumCd in a short time TO fix the
Identity to d certainty