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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
SGmefs.

Bern. Der 9unoesratb perldngt
BON Der Understanding einen
&rebit BON $4,000 6rancs aur Ser
lteuun9 Der fir Die militGriI9e eide
rurg beg Simplonz3 unnels notbpcnz
ol9en Wtinenanlagen.-Ser Nationalz
ratb bat einItimmie Elm @eIeb anees
rommen, ipobur6 bic @lorifisiruaa
bon Nnar6iitenperbreden su einem nit
9efan9nlB gu bsftrafenben 8srgsben sez
ma6t pirb.
3iir h. Die Staatsrednuno bes
&antons 3iiri9 fir 1903 eraibf Elm
Sefi5it BON S8S, 726 aranes. 8orosz
ieben mar Elm Seblbetrag BON l,OO0,z
900 5rancs.-ProfeTor Or. s.. Serfz
ner, Setan Der Observation-Disclosures
6atultdt Der llniberIitdt .3iirid, hat
ben ibm an9e6otenen 2ebrItubl fir Wes
tionolOfontmie Der llniperIitGt prao
a6gele6nt.
CT, @at1en. Sn Der Stabt ct.
8aQen 1T am |. Suli bes 8oriabres
Elm amtli9es I~n3eigeblatt ms 2eben
getreten. Seine @riinbun0 erfolo!c
unter Dem @eli9tspuntt, baB oaruus
Der @emeinbe cine neue Ginnahmeqreue
ge'6affen perben fonne, inbem iiG bic
~ueberne6mer our 9eaublung elmer jGbrz
ltfen &on5ei1ionsgebiibr bon 10000
5rancs perpFli6teten. Oas 8latt perz
urid9te jebo4 na9 renis meGr als
etrem bdlben Sabre Elm Sefiait bon
iiber 10000 Srancs unb bic 9ruder
ltno llebernebmer iinb in 8pnfurs oez
ratben.
@raub ii n b n. Sm Gnaabin
ipurbe felt ldngercr 53eit nieoer einmal
Elm @hlcr 9eI6pITen. Sdgern BON
Sampfer 1T an Yia RpiatI6 bic Ielten.
Seute, Elm @remplar bon atpei Weter
5lliaelfponnneits. gu erleaen 9e9liidt.
Nails. Die 9abnorbsiten ouf
Der Norbieite beg @implontunnels, bic
i'm Nopcmber 1903 lpcgen Musbruchs
itorfer Auellen bdtten eingeitelIt tperz
ben mi len, fpnnten pieber alfeencms
men Dsrben. @s b!eiben nod etipo
400 Meter al bobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
Ee5rin9iGGe $fsaGen,

Ser # gen Die Strede
Sontmars6ou en- 9eringen Der 9a6nz
llnic 8eritungens0iinIelD 1T benz Be
tricb iiGergeben lpprben.
&Onig ee. Die Strnffammsr
perurtbeilte Dan Srtspoli5eio;ener 9erts
bold Stubenro1lh aus 91rnf,Io pegen
9epsrbsmdBiger NilOoiebsrei gu bier
W&onaten @efdngriB.
M eu el IN i B. SIN 8rauntobz
lentperte o8rubc @rnIt" petungliidte
Der ~23iGbrige Nrbeiter !6cDner aug
NiBma oobur@ t0btIid, baB i6m Elm
i4percS Stiid 8pble ouf ben 8opf
fiel. 9as mar bieies Sobr I6pn Der
brittle l!ngliidSfda nit t0b!lidem Nuss
gauge i'm @ltenburger Soblenrcpier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
Anslan0

SD It bare s q bafsboe E..
Bel elmer Iuttipu plrbe tiirsli6 in
2onoon cine Sabatsbole 2ubpias XIV.
gum Hetorbpreile BON $1,000 ($32,z
O00) perfauft. Die Sobotiere 1T bios
b 3oQ lang uno trGgt Winiaturen
BON Sainclin aus benz Sabre 1853.
Sic 9ebprte our &olettion SantinS,
lpel9e inSgeIammt f42,5 einbradte.
) NJ Srrinn. Der Sanitdts.
bedmte pcncrin BON ben frun50iiI4en
&olonlaltruppen eriGoB neuli6 in
einem Infalle BON @erfolgungstpabnz
linn in 4rgenteuil BEL Yaris feline
S6tpeIter unb be9ab ii6 Johann nah
Paris ms Splonialminiiterium, lpo er
einen Rehnungsbeamten %lebensoefGbrs
lih berleBte uno ii6 felbit bur9 einen
Repolperi4ub entleibte.
9 ii # rae ii Ger
b d. +. Ter odniide 6oltetbing
in &openbdgen nabm bieIer Sa9e nit
81 ge9en 80 Stimmen BEN @eIcbents
purf fetreIfcno bic G;nfiibrure Der
priigelhrdie fir gei~palttbdtige @crbres
der III, natbem er einen M6Gnbes
rlngsantra9, nad) meldem bic Yriieels
itrafe ourh Strafarbeiten eriebt lperz
ben 'oa, init Sd g:gen so Stimmen
a6gelebnt bate.
B &c Wellen. 9ei
Serncs an Der norlpegii6en Stiff e 9ina
lebtbin pdpreno zines Ecftieen Stur=
mes elm 9pot unter, ippbei bic aus flint
Wiann beftebenbe 9sIabun9 ertranf.
Sin 9dls6en, in ipeldem ii1 BRET Yer.
ionen befanben. puroe ms Meer oez
i6leuoert. Die SniaKen ertrunten.
Gin !Saus, in benz msbrere ainoer
f%peilten, lpuroe 5erItort, ippbei eines Der
&inoer 9etDotct purbe.
Sunge 0iebe. Sn lebter I3eit
mar in Ger Stubttirde gu IubolItdbt,
Sbiringen. picocrbolt Der Opfertpd
e%rbrod9en unb isines Snbaltss beraubt
tporben. phne Dab man Der SbGter
babboft lperoen fonnte. llnlGnait aez
lang es Der polisei, bic lebteren auf
friider Sbat gu ertappsr. IS fpuren
brei S6ulfnaben, barunter Elm 4pns
firmonb. 9a oas &leeblott bos ftrafs
miinbi9e Ilter erreidt bat, purbe es
fe%itsenommen.
q unbe s M {. Ser
bO4it ieltene 5an. pab iGmmtlide bier
9inber elmer 5amilie, beren Gliern {ei>
nerseit bic eulbene !9od5eit sefeiert bas
ben. ebenfals bic eolbene Spdbseit
feiern %fonnter, 1T i'm areiie @ummers.
bad in Der Rbeinpropins gu psr5eid=
men. Die Gltern lparen bic Gbeleute
Sobannes !9o1dnber gu Hieberi taffels
bad. Die lebte Der eolbenen !6obaeis
ten tpurbe Sieier Sage bon elmer Sohs
ter Der Tamilie. Der Gbefrau Milbelm
9olldnber, Gillette eeb. SolGnber, au
5oaitraben Bel Marienbersbauien Be-
gangen.
@rets ais M . b +. en-
Gaitlebar in Srlanb lit lebtbin elm
tpoblbabenber Bauer Namens 6opfins.
Der leas lohe MIter BON 80 Sahrsn ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
@Gtftcm Der9.

9 tut t. llniere Strobens
balm bat iebt cine @eiummtlGrgs bon
33 ailometer. Sm Sabre 1903 murs
ben insgcfammt 100000 qeripnsn
befproert, 2,750,OOO mebr ais I'M Gors
la9re. Sober Ginnobnsr S~tuttsarts
fdbrt ourhi6nittlih 100 Wfal i'm
Sabre nit Der Strdbenbabn.
8Dppineen. Die 2anbereride
grnnnenuerlpoItuns bat benz piirttems
bergii6en 2onbesperbanb BON Hotben
&reua 1000 ariise @0ppinger Waier
fir Die beuti9sn Truppen i'm fiibpsIt=
afritanii4en auftanbsgebiet iiberpies
fen.
. q m ii n b. Sn elmer Sibuns bes
Sebrerto[e9iums am hieiisen &eolspms
nalium purbs beidlohen, Wdbden
gum 8efude bes tnterriHts an se=
nannIer Mnitolt a~uaulafen. $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
Gro6Dersogt6nnt SeGcn.

. arm It q b t. NeuIi6 fano in
@eseniuart bss 9~robbcrapas uno Der
Spiben Der @tootss unb Der ItdntiItben
8ebDrben bic. Ginlueibuns bsS beIIiiden
2ebrerinnenbeims itatt.
g ie zen Der pripatbosent an
Der llnip<iitdt Bonn, NroIs1or Or.
Mar Strad, bat einen Huf all Die llnis
periitGt Gieben fir bic auberoroents
Iihe prpfeTur Der @efdidte crGalten
unb ongenpmmen.
M a | n 3. Oie MainSer StraBsns
balm, bic laut Dertrag nit Der @iibs
beutiden gifenbahn< G,eienidaft am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
0eGcrteiG.

" e n. Sm obgelauTenen Sabre
lpurben BON Der Stdbtbabn 32,O12,z
24OYerfonen, INN 1,795633 Yerforen
lpenigcr ais int Sabre 1902, bef0rbert.
Die fGbtiiGen Gtrabenbobnen purbcn
i'm Sabre 1903 BON $685. AIT Ser
loncn beniibt. ba5 1T UNI 1913, $40
P:ripnen mcbr ais i'm 9oriaGyc. Tie
DompFtrom.paDg:1cQi6df b.f0rberts
3,122,6l4 Ycrlonsa (im Sabre 1902
2,7S0.441 Tc-io1en), Gon BET .Wienna
@encral Sr1aibus Company" lpurocn
~16,675,267 5obrtartcn gegcn 1874.
$40 i'm Sabre 1902 ousgs9.bsn.-Ser
Stootrdtb bat Die bpr9elcgie proiettz
fti35e fir bas beim Gnrengrab Der
S4auip;elerin Marie @eiiingsr gu Err
rt4tenbc Scntmal g~:nebmigt. Der
Stein 5eigt bas Bib Der &iinitlerin in
Sodrellef, bic nit 9lulnen umlpunbez
Ten SnIi9nien Der S9oulipielfunIt
(Qprd uno WaSte) unO bic SnI6rift
rWtdrie @siitineer."
9 b + IN. 6 eel , a. Gin
fremocS, ele9antes iunges Gbcpaar Der
nltsgdbte bel meDreren GeIdGftSleuteu
bier uno in Der ltmQcbuno 0cfdl1bte
3ebntronennpten. Sofortiqe Heauiiiz
tlonen ergabel,, baB Der sF1li6cr Der
pbotogrdpb unb @rapeur Gei1uel ulls
Rsllreidltabt 1T. Gr murbe in Warns>
bort perbaftct; 1900 folId, 9onts
lloten purcen Bel linn porgefunoen,
10000 bate or bereits p.rausoabt.
9o3en. Sn @ries bat Iih Der bort
Ipeilenoe auraait Gbertayb b. S6mieb,
Stuocnt Der Pbiloippbie aus 9etersz
burg, our6 einen @ebolperId)ub emit
leibt. Wie man eradblt, fprpertc er sus
crit ei1en !Serrn gum NusG, purbe ober
ub0epielcn.
9 ubopei It. Sos StrofgeriGt
bat ben 8utSbeIiber 2obislous 9orc3p
lpe9en bes @erbredsnS Der GrpreKune
in 9aft nebnen lai1en. 8oresD bate
i'm Sriibio9re 1908 an Der Hioiera ron
benz preubiiden Irtinerie SffiSier
@amp 10000 Sire 9enonnen. Da
Gamp bic Sartenffulb nibt besablie,
crpbte 9arcap brieflid nit Der Mnseise
beim Neeimentse 9pmmdnbanten unb
beim oeutf4en &aifer.
Meran. Oas ganSe S6lobaut
5raaSburg nit ben Soften 2a6ler.
Sa1er, Salmann unb ReDbt nit
idmmtlidcm Snpentar unb Mobiliar
cling nm $4,000 Sronen in ben 9eiib
bon s. b.. 9euiter, 9elibsr bes S9lpIz
les 9rautmannsbprff, iiber.
Neu a B. Sm bena1barten pc
teriparbein lit Der GlteIte 6auptmafn
Der Mrmee, Sarpa Sopieie, an eer
S6p,lle bes 100. 2ebensjabreS geitcrz
ben. Serielbe par elm alter @renss
pffisier aus Slinee in Sprmien unb
tonnte fid BON Yeternorbein. mo- q
ben arObten She'll feiner OienF5eii sus
9ebra4t, audi ais p%eniionirter OffiSier
nift trennen.
q 9. OieIer Sage itarb GiirIt
aarl S6tparsenbers. Der Gbef Der
5lpeiten jiineeren 2inie bes 5duies
S6par3enbere, elmer Der Sauptfiibrer
oes thefii4en Jeubalabels, i'm Glitter
bon nabeSu 80 Sabren.
&eidenberg. Sm Gborpintel
Der autapiber 0farrtirde ipurbs cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24

Il; mai 1904 an SIC Sfa6f iii5s19e6en
lou, III laut Separatpertrags bereits
leBf7'n IN ltabtii6en 8eiiB iibergegans
gen.
planis g. Die 65iG6rige Srau
Ssn3 aus gin9ert ppnte in Der NGbe
Der Station pIania aus Dem bereits
I'M 6a9ren be9riffensn 3u9 ausitei9cn,
ltllr3te a6er 10 unsliiflid aus benz
Suse, DOB tie einen S9aosl6rud er@
lit unb fofprt berftarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24

.SetIbronn n. Oberbiireermeis
per a. .. Ssaelmaier bat eegen bi.
Staot Seilbronn Bel Der bieiieen Gipils
tammer eine Glage eingsrei9t, ouf ges
Sablung bon 8152.93 Marf als 4nib.if
an "Sporteln uno @rfsnntnibgelbern,"
bic er aus Der t3eit feiner S~uspenIion
1924 fir iih beantprudt.
II m. @uf Qnregung RES Obers
biir9ermeii:ers Wa9ner pirb i'm 2aufs
bes Triibiabrs elm 8asar eroben @tils
I'm Sreien peranitaltet perben alpeds
Grlangung Der aur Grri9tuna zines
9taotz uno 9plfsbabes b%en6tbioten
Mittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
GfaG- Sot6rinacn.

" +. Der beutife GanitGtstoz
lonnentaa finbet W2itte Ir9uit bier
itott. Wit bcm &plonnentaq lit cine
GnsiteQung ppn SanitGtsut nIilien etc.
tcrburocn.-Ger 6ol5groBb1noler unb
Gtobtrot6 0circrt lpurbe lpeg:n 9es
truo5 in IS 6dGen uno in !606e BON
5000 Miurt gu brei Wonaten @eFGnoz
nib uno 1900 Wort @elobube perurs
tbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
0eScnGnra,

Stbenburg. 9t: bjeIigs 6ans
hslstdmmer beI6trb be- @b6ultung
elmer ouQemeinen 2onbe5inbuTtr;ez, o.
lperbes unb 2unItauSTeQung i'm n1d>
ten Sabre. 9as f~inansieus Iiiito
ibernimmt bic 6dnoe(5tommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
MeGceaGurd.

g 6 neri n. Sbmarins GtteTi.
ginpobnerin, bic perlpittlpet, @cQiItrc,
tor 0olmdnn, Wltter Der medlcnbu.,
gNI.. :YoHl.C.lp.eIc.in 1rl. @olls
manlt, parbc, 100 Sabre alt, sur lsbs
zen Tlthe QehG!ict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24

u q d n. 2eBtbin fporen 100
Sabre perfloiien. felt MAIDEN cine omts
ltde MISUNDERSTANDING fir Sanoel
unb 8sperbe bsiist. Die Sdnbclstummer
pirb ben @eoenttag i'm Ssrbit feiern.
q e n. ~Sn @esenpart bes
Observation-Disclosures Or. Sod tpurbe
bier Der Neubau Der Rei9sbant feier>
lid einselpeibt.
genbers. Die BON Der 3ehe
sRbeinpreuben" 9eplante 9rodens
Ieanng bes ghenbercer 9ruass 1T bon
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07

VIM. TELL FLOUR Qua, ante Best.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
WIN. TELL FLOUR euaranteed Best.
First Notice % creditors.

In the District Court of the United
States. for the North ern District OF
West Virginia In Re-. f. Z. Ward
and Louis Angledes have been part
ners under the firm name Of Ward and
AngIedes, BanlSrupts. In Bankruptcy.
10 the creditors Of Ward and Angledes
Of Salem, in the County Of Harrison and
District aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
24th day of September, A. D. 1904, the
said Ward and Angledes was duly nd.
Indicated bankrupt; and the first meet.
ing of mis- creditors will be held Mt the
Law Office of w. Frank Stout, in
Clarksburg. W. Va. on the lota day of
October 4. d. 1904. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time said creditors
may attend prove their claims, appoint
a trustee, examine the banlsrupts and
transact such other business as may
properly come before the said meeting.
W. FRANK STOUT,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Dated Sept. 20, 1901.
F. c. yIGER, Esq.
Attorney for Bankrupt. sOsatw
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
TRUSTEES SALE.
Honse and Lot II Ia. SAC.

& BY virtue Of a decd OF trust Or as
sienmaft cxecnsea to me. w. Franz;
seout, tr;issec. BY Jonathan NJ. Coch.
ran. dated Ssptsnber %, 1901 and re
corded in The Office OF the Clerk of the
County Court Of Harrison County. West
Virginia, in Trnst Deed Book ~" page
e45, for tine benefit OF the creditors of
said Jonathan NJ. Cochran therein
named and al other creditors Of said
Cochran, the payment Of their claim
AMI debts due them from said Cochran
and being 50 required under said trust
to make sale Of certain property, 7, w.
Frank Stout. trustee. will on
Saturday, the 18th day of October, 1904,
between the hours Of / O'Clock p m.
and o'clock p M, at the front door of
the court house of said county of Har
rison, proceed to sell, by way of public
auction, to the highest bidder, the prop
serty conveyed by said deed OF trust,
which is all that certain house and lot
situate in Mount Clare, in said county
OF Harrison. and being the same house
and lot that was conveyed to the said
Cochran by Marion Wolfe ct NY. by deed
dated the goth day of December. 1902.
and of record in said Clerks Office in
Deed Book No. 1873. page 1874.
Terms of Sale-one third cash in nand
on day of sale; one-third in one year;
and one-third in two years from day of
sale, with good security for the deferred
payments, and retaining vendors
lien to further secure the unpaid pur-
Acnase money and interest thereon.
If for any reason the sale is not com
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07

PER SONALl ITFMS


R. r. Parkinson has returned from a
business trip to Weston.
Charles w. Lynch went to Weston
Monday morning on legal business
7. NJ, Sullivan was mere Monday from
Nit. Clare.
a. Frank Dennison made business
trip to Weston Monday.
F. E. Wagner and family hayc gone
to St Louis to sen the Worlds Fair.
NJ. j. Francis was here Monday morn
ing from Wilsonburg.
C. R. Lyon was a business visitor
here Monday from Salem.
County Assessor w. L. Hughes was
acre from Mineral Monday on business.
DR.. W. II. Holden WAS here Monday
from Wallace on business.
J. B. Sandusky was here Monday
from Bridgeport on business.
John Moore, Of Bridgeport, was a
business visitor here Monday
Squire Mccarty, of Lumberport, was
here Monday.
C. Fl. Davis came in from Salem and
spent the day here.
Judge Farr, Of West Union, attend
ed circuit court Monday.
Charles Powell was here from Fair.
mont Monday.
Attorney y. n. Arnett was here
from Fairmont Monday attending cir
cut court.
Joseph Robinson, of Elk district, was
in thu city Monday attending to bust
ness matters.
Lee H. Roger has returned from St
Louis and will leave tonight for Colo.
RADIO Springs.
Boyd NJ. Allen was in the city from
Hepzibah Monday attending to business
matters.
Mr.. and AIRS. F. G. Bland and lauga-
ter, left Sunday might for St Louis to
visit the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles NJ. Hart left on
Sunday evening for st. Louis to see tine
Worlds Fair
o. c. Robinson was here from Wal.
lace Monday looking after business
matters.
Constable 4. l.. Hustead was here on
Monday afternoon few hours fTom
Sardis.
olaudn= West returned Monday
morning from Lost Creek, Where lie
spent Sunday.
c. p. Howell returned Sunday night
from Martinsburg. accompanied by his
wife. who is recovering from typhoid
fever.
Judge John ". Mason came up from
F"ifnront Monday. where he spent sun
day at home. and resumed his place on
the bench al circuit court.
George MACEDONIAN and George Peter
son. who have been visiting friends and
relatives here for some time past, left
Sunday for their home in Petowsy,
Michigan.
Mis-, Icie switzer, of Broad Oaks.
and Mrs. 7. A. Switzcr, her aunt, Of
Philippi, have returned from a months
visit to friends and relatives at Hur,
risonburs and other points in vir-
ginia.
Miss Della Dix, who has been visit
ing relatives here has returned to her
home in Denver. Colorado.
Al Stout was here Saturday from
Grassland on business.
Jefferson D. BASEL was here satur-
day from Byron.
Truman Payne was here sntnrda,
from Jarvisville.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best.

S. r. Bentley aas returned from Kan.
sas, whittier ne was summoned By the
death Of the three-year-old son OF his
brother, Joseph Bentley.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
Farms Timber, Coal, on Royalties. Mills
aad Other Real Estate for Sale.
GRAND HOME FOR SALE.

House and L $40 acres of ground
on East Main street in Buckhannon.
w. Va. 8 rooms; finished in hard
oak, tiled hearths, cabinet mantlesI
with mirrors, artistic columns with
costly mouldings, nice porches.
House conveniently arranged, plumb
ed for gas and water. Fine cellar
under smoke-house, rich garden,
choice fruit treet. also big shade
trees in front yard, good stable.
poultry yard and COW lot in rear.
House fronts on brick paved
street; excellent neighbors, leading
people of the town. An ideal home
and money making investment
VIII sell at bargain. 20. 2o5
julyS-wtf.
c. z. oHALFANT,
Real Estate,
-anhoe, w. va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07

7Iot.d on day above named the same
VIII be continued from time to time.
w. FRANK STOUT,
sosepltdItw Trustee.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07

WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
Judge Farr. of West Union. spent
Thursday in the city.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-02
HEATHSVILLE.

The people of this community were
greatly shocked to hear of the sudden
death of Mrs. Louie Welch at her home
near her Friday night. Mrs. Welch took
dinner at the home of her father, Mr.
Joseph Gulick, the day before and was
apparently in good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenberg, who have
been spending some time at the Shirley
hotel, have returned to their home in
Pennsylvania.
W. }. Tignor is in Baltimore on bust
ness.
The surprise party given Thursday
night to Master Stuart and little Miss
Dorothy Snow, was largely attended
and much enjoyed by the little people.
Mrs. r. s. Brent is quite sick at this
time.
l.. L. Snead is spending some time al
his home here.
c. b. Hogan, who has been canvassinp
Mathews, is spending some time at his
home here.
W. +. Rowe, who has been sick fol
some time, is out again.
Mrs. +. +. Garner, who has been visit
ing her mother at Gloucester, returned
to her home here Monday. AMrTIE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-02
NOTICE THESE:

White Wyandotte cockerels for sale.
Entertainment at Fleets Bay Dec. T..
Read ad OF Edison Picture Co. Four
nights in Lancaster-Treakles, Weems,
Iryington and December
5, g.. and s.
Watch the CITIZENS columns for the
Russo-Jap war, the doings in Congress,
fish and oyster notes and any other thing
that Is doing. And don't miss reading
our first page every week.
The attention of readers of the CITIZEN
Is called to the advertisement of the old
and reliable firm of Leonard g. Co, ex.
pert watchmakers and jewellers, which
appears in our advertising columns.
Mr.. Walter e. Keene, formerly OF En-
merton. Richmond county, is a member
of the firm. He Is considered by tn
watch carrying public to be one of the
most expert watchmakers In Baltimore.
BE has charge of the regulators and
watches In use by many railroad and
steamship companies. If your watch OF
clock needs a specialist send or bring II
to Leonard 81 Co.. who before the great
fire occupied quarters on st. Paul street
That event made IL too hot for them and
the new home of the firm IL 312 N
Charles street.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-02
HUNTSVILLE

Mrs. Mary Peirce is very much better,
after several days illness.
Mr.. Cameron and Miss Leila Settle, oil
Northumberland, called on Miss Spillman
Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Cameron, of Weems, spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Spicer Mitchell.
Miss Bessie Ball left last week to at
tend school i'm Baltimore.
James X. Ball has been appointed con-
stable in place of Willard Ficklin, who
will move TO Richmond county to live.
Miss Nettie Luttrell spent her Thanks
giving holiday at her home in Sharps,
returning TO huntsville Monday.
The steamers have been SO irregular OF
late, and mails so delayed, persons have
declared it useless to take daily papers.
Our county papers do not reach us until
Saturday, and last week the CITIZEN ar
rived on Monday. Who made the mis-
take?
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-02
LANCASTER CIRCUIT COURT.

Following are proceedings since our
last report:
Gases of Commonwealth VS.. Harding,
Rolls, Rundy and Arthur Lee, violation
local option laws, continued to next term
on account of sickness of material wit
uess.
Commonwealth VS.. Jeter Parks, riot
case. Jury, w. Z. Carter, G. p. Carter.
Luther Cox, w. II. George, Robt. Garner,
Geo. b. Vinegar and G.. II. Dunton.
Jury could not agree and were dis
charged. Case continued to next term.
Commonwealth VS.. j. S L. V. and j. II.
Farley, action of scire facias on forfeited
recognizsnce. General demurrer to scire
fscias and plea of null tiel record, and
case dismissed.
Grand jury indictments:
Commonwealth VS.. James Dayton, Lem
Washington, Daniel Hutchings, Willie
Waddy, all for violation OF local option
laws.
Court adjourned Friday evening, to
Tuesday.
TUESDAY.
Commonwealth VS.. Ryland Carter, COL
ored, felony for cutting Enoch Beasley,
white. Jury, Robt. Garner, Geo. d
Vinegar. R. r. Dunswsy, H. E. Beane,
w. K. Carter, Geo. Banks, Luther Cox,
G. w. Sanders, jr., IL. b. Chase, l.. NJ.
Flippo, I. o. Smither, r. l.. Longworih
Counsel, Newbill for commonwealth,
Downing and Chinn for defendant.
X. o. Norris, ir., and w. L. Hathaway
appointed receivers OF the Wheaton
Mutual Packing Company upon the
prayer of ]. IL. Wheaton, president. F.
U. Northup, business manager, suddenly
left Virginia last week with the avowed
intention Of not returning. Before leav.
ing he conveyed all HIS visible property
to his wife. Upon examination of the
accounts of the Company alter Northur
left it was found insolvent. Assets
about $4,000; liabilaties about g., 600.
WEDNESDAY.
Defendants in the riot cases, Parks
and others, pleaded guilty according tc
agreement OF court aud counsel TO pre-
vent further expense to the county, and
were fined $22.50 apiece and costs.
Jury In case of Ryland Carter, malic
ious cutting. found Carter guilty and
fixed penalty at four months in jail and
fine of $25 and costs.
THURSDAY
Court engaged in hearing of r NJ
Sanders, treasurer, VS.. sureties OF T. A
Pinckard. Postponed 10 zext term, with
prospect of settlement in vacation.
R1les were issued against Frank Lank
ford and j. o. Cameron for contempt in
not appearing for jury service.
Court will probably adjourn today.