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New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
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FOUR FATORITES FIRST.
Inspector HalpiH and Gladiator
I5caten at Ne1-O Orleans.

New-Orieans, Feb. G--Racing conditions showed
TO improvement to-day. \ drizzns rain fell, and
the track was heavy Inspector Halpin. who had
enough of it after three furlongs. and Gladiator.
"ho weakened badly a; the finish in his were
the beaten favorites. The summary.
First zone 1nie)-RevetIe Io7 o. Martin ; 20 l.
Won Rachael Ward 1O9 tNcoI. l. second. Merry
Aelcbat lt4 tEaiTd 10 l. third Time. 1919 Bel
HeInte mint bed Belle of Portland. Lineal 1T. GUrE
sey, Lluols A. M Ind Pautus also
second race tsix furlcngs,--Niperine los II. Acin-
Stel 10 = won EoX Hunting. o. Hennessy) 30 to l.
seSoloi iNg1GeI. 102 ftrtmmus. Ii D. third. Time
also
Third rae9 'handicap: one me>iarnish, III a. Mar
tf' II ~ 10 Won Katie Powers, % J. Hennessy>. 10
SECOND; LuIaishter. 9s 'Lyinsstou). 10 .. third
il.ne. :41%S. kienwood also
Eoqnih race Che Carnya Stakes two-year.olds one
Toni froteus IFS DomDickl, TO l. second. Verdant
- ~. .fnilins, to l. third Time OBJ Or Mc4ueT
Jack Io!an; Mafkie MAYER Libauon wagstad also
ran. Grey pal left a post
CO Fifh race zone mile anc quarterl-Lady Mistake
" tAu61chorl 70 g. won: Caithness - McCee, 20
secoad to; al rms 81 Crinmins). 10 J. third Tina
-tsTt 9elP%=r wax tSrunswicK Gracious Belle Bar
ard SSI'o Burke Cochran, Lady Fonss. FIRST one and
Sixth race five 10 III, Phillips
10 Ia Sharp BOY 1O7 tReinheiIner) 20 l.
ordl Gladiator. if0 tNcoD, g. third Time, 1:06tS
Yorkshire Charlie Celia. Dottore. Harpoon. Shock tbs
Talent, Frank Bin Signal Light Diagram and Court
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
FANDERBILT TO SERVE.
u. K. Jr., U'hhdralcs Resignation
from "44ufo" Racing Board

The board of directors OF the American AutOmo-
bile Association announced YESTERDAY that at a
meeting on Monday the resignation OF Harlan W
W nipple as president was accepted and Elliot c
Lee president Of the Massachusetts Automobile
tiub OF the Massachusetts State Automobile Asso
ciation. was elected in his place. ". X. Wander
bilt. IT.. and William Wallace. who had resigned
as members of the racing board, withdrew their
designations and consented to continue on the board
The resignation OF Mr. Temple a chairman of the
racing board was also presented AT this meeting
but was tabled for further action. It is under
stood that Mr. Temple. although desirous OF being
relieved of tis duties chairman. Iyin be willing
to serve for short time. until Mr. Lee. acting with
the racing board. 3Ed with Msssrs. Pardington and
CeSsor.
-, Preparations for the vanderbilt Cup race were
discussed at this meeting and the work in connec
ton with this contest has been started. Entries
close on Al pril Is
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
SPECIAL JURY IN $l,ooo,ooo CASE.
Counsel for J. Kennedy Tod Asks for It.

Austen G. Fox. counsel for J. Kennedy Tod. tho
defendant in an action brought by the Industrial
and General Trust. Limited, British corpora
rion made an unusual application 70 Justice
Hischon in the Supreme Court. yesterday when
he asked for an order directing the Special Com
missioner Of Jurors TO draw special jury for ths
fri-l Of the suit. which is to recover damages
amounting With interest to about slec9o0 for the
af1agA9 unauthorized sale OF bonds for the Bir
Tningnan1 S.:effield and Tennessee Railroad Com
psrv owned By -he plaintiff corporation The case
Ees been IN the courts eight years.
4 special jury IS asked for on the ground that
turv ri hiqh class. Samuel CnterIryer appeared
for tFa TJlatrttf company. and contended that the
question TO be submitted 10 lue jury "aA slHlple
Te.ts.ou was reserved
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
THE BANKS HOUSE SOLD.
Site Faces y. Y. Public Library
To Be Used for Business.

Deals in the central 5th-ave section continue TO
be feature OF the market. TIE principal trans.c-
tion in the section made public yesterday the
sale Of No 10 West 40th-st.. for David Banks to
F. r Balm for Sl50oce The parcel is a four story
and basement stone and brick dwelling house on a
lot 25xsSe feet. Mr. Baln viii alter the house into
business building The premises face the New
York Public Library In 1883 Mr. Banks bought the
greater part OF the block front on the south side
Of t0ta-st between Sth and Sth aveS-
No restrictions were placed on lots No. $. and 10
in the block against their use for business pur-
poses though most OF the other lots sold to
Re used for dwelling house purposes only. Strenu-
Gus efforts being made to preserve the resi-
Dental character OF the block but so far these ef
forts have not met with much success.
Mr.. Balm Is also the buyer OF the Euclid Building.
No. 66s 5th-ave. recently reported sold
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
New-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First miie)Nightnare. 101 pounds: Rondoet-
lOl Lockout. OS Bishop Weed 1O Judge sauhey. lee;
The Hebrew. 1913 Yellow Hammer. 129 Frank Rice, 129;
John Doyle l29; Bank Street, 131 Decoration, l3l.
Second slx furlongs)-Esperance %: Birch Rod,
lel Antitrust lGi Dappe Gold 100; ST Blue l06;
rl5inS Charcoal 100; Chats 1oe whorieT 1oa Hudson.
Third race fsix furongs-F1lIa So; Righ, Royal 20;
Jungle Imp 100 SnTegard i03 Pompanc. 104 Matador.
100; Miss Gomez lJ.. Floral Wreath. 107.
Fourth race zone and onesyteenth mles)Rs beT7 9S;
BeIlndial. So MRis Haulou. 100; Misanthrope. 100;
DusF lei Tristan Shandy, 1t4 Sarah Maxim, 105 Mint
10
F'fta (six furlongs,-flice Lloyd. 1os FaIlona
1893 lRmqlght, l05 Esther 1O3 Glover
198 Queen Rose. 1o4 Long Days. 1o4 EvaskilL 1G5:
Rox lO5. Mon Amour. 1o6. Norwood Ohio 1o7; Paw
tucket, 100
Sixth lsix fu-longsl-Bride 30; Diplomat.
Mrs Frank Foster. f02: Claremont 104; Spec, 104.
Princess Atheline l04; JubR 1O6: ArAchue lC Laura
Hunter. l01; Senor 100. Similar 1Oa. GoidaBa, 1f2
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
MYSTERY At il0fEl. AST0P.
L. Of ?, &tDacnt Took Sopon,fc or
Poss0r--lrreStcG, Then Freed.

III as olleEei attempt ~ suicide reported iron,
the Eotel Astor 5,-al. piace oarly rester,7a,.
o1'rE. whc7 ~. Griffin f;:ibDeu . student IN
tAe University & Pennsylvania. was taken to
Eoose-ct Hospital. prisoner charged with ar
tsa -.T@ 1ls lie. .iuch rysterr surrounded rba
css. ll tlif -i.sr1oo1 tGs man was taken 70
-9ust sd d.zcharged lie = twenty-five zears old
,rrL1 80 r. tsrials J wss aksD fron, .1,
lofs % : 1t hospital lay y Saunders urconseo.,s
t s1l 10 have attempted suicide l,y some dr,;r
-.oaz"Fct Hospital tiribbe.l was tborougzl,
sHsFl.-s,- 20 traces of any poison found The
PHYSICIANS stated that -h=y die not believe any
attempt al sIicice lad been made They gave as
tne. diagnosis that a. WAS suffering from almost
-.-a-Ic alcoholism.
-.aeeT II the ResT Side police court CSv:t1bou an
P+l-~a win detective. and Tas arraiEued before
Magistrate Barlow the charge OF attenlpte; sui
ci5- The man was pale and walked with a cane
T-s detective wss asked Nf.t the evidence against
tie prisoner was He replied: He took some sort
OF q drag-the doctors do rot know what It was
a.-5 fe sent letters TO his folks
81 didn't send any letters" said t-rihbeU ..T
Only sent telegram. I didn't try To KIN rnvsajf
I ar,v tried 70 AXE something TO make me sleep.
had been around a good deal. and ! wanted a
1orT Iore sleep
-Tyhat =ort Of a drug was it, asked the mags-
t--re.
"I don't Know" said Grbbem y don't remember
anything about It, except that took something 20
-nase ne sleep"
There being no evidence ca the charge preferred
Mez--iT1-le H1tioN discharged the prisoner. He
was accompanied from court b. negro. said TO
be a butler employed by his family.
PhEade'phia, Feb S (spec.aH-Young Grit5eu is
re O. John Grfbbeu. a member Of the firm Of
Tohr T. Griffin & Co. extensive manufacturers OF
gas meters Of This city Their home Al Wyncott is
one G The finest n the suburbs OF philadelphia IL
r. known as s. AusteH Hall The building and
grounds cover twenty-five acres. 4 handsome
stable contains sixteen horses
present the home Is in charge OF Miss Wood.
aunt II the young man. one of the servants
stated that Gribbell had not been home since
-1-aE ST that time ne remarked that ne might
IKE a TIP % Washington.
E----eTt las younger brother ar the University
~ n,-us-lZauia End TWO sisters al school. He
. member u the class q 1so4 but re-entered the
-r for "a postgraduate course. He is popu-
lar with tre etu5ents IN his junior year he
--es6eur Of the class
--Fo.-- i is reported among MS fellow students
t,-r- -9ritlel is married no confirmation Of this
-r---r could nc cbtsined
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
FRESHMEN BARRED FROM ATHLETICS
Radical Action Taken by Law School of
Northwestern.

Chicago. Feb. s-The faculty OF Sorthwe estern
University Law School has taken long step in
advance of the Western college conference rule
which bars freshmen from competition athletic
teams for SIX months by issuing order forbid
ding any student OF freshman standing in that de-
partment from competing athletics any
Northwestern team. This rule will seriously affect
the athletic teams of the university. Arthur Reube-
this years captain of the football team and the
most promising candidate pitcher in the varsity
baseball team, will be barred from baseball The
track team will lose G. Granberg. who did good
work for the Central Ioung Mems Christian Asso-
citation last year.
II is thought the rule prompted by wholesale
desertion from the law school after the close OF the
football season last fall
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By L J Phillips & Co.-f1sth-ss. aIs z Plaza
ant-ave 25x2O 70 I1Ithst 50x25xlG 10. Old buiidrr
voluntary sale; 70 Scharmsnn fo- SEQ 90.
I7th-st : " shave scnr rar-
house. sale. Bloch for 81. 100.
By p. pay-5lS Iith-sf. isS6 O. 9
A. x1oS.2 I've story Ok tenement hCus-, jacob Naxs-
axr Katie Heidsnrich al. Bel. atty. q II kncx.
(parttiOn. Bernstein Tor -.t7d 51S aoth<r.
on map No 542 S25 1ith-ave. 2SxaS.9.
story Ok and frame house LoeWerS Gam
brtnus Brewing Company ~ J Crowthsr e az
Paskus 4 atuy. L Des-eT ref due. SS.a3s 81.
taxes. etc. s2S1 ~; Withdrawn. 81 IS2ds,, na q
Park-zve. 2xSo1l three story stone front dweil1x
house N 3 MaIthy 1Et sullivan al = " rylsr.
atty G wentvorth rsf: amt dus $40 ..
$3.50 s., % J Falhss for y7.l@
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
HARVARD FIELD COACH A SURPRISE
Thomas F Murphy, of 'o1 Baseball Team,
Appointed by Randall.
rBv TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1PrNE. J

tain of the Harvard baseball nine. has announced
that the head held coach of the Crimson nine for
the coming year will be Thomas r Murphy. 'o4.
and at present first year student in the Harvard
law school. The announcement sur
prise to Harvard undergraduates a il was X
pected that OrviHe Frantz. last years coach. or
Bob Herman would be the man to Al the posi-
Ion. Murphy was second base the '0l team, but
was barred the following year for playing summer
ball DR.. e. J. Nichols sc. will be the advisory
head coach again this year. II is expected that
Captain Randall viii do a large part OF the field
coaching himself
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
ICY STREETS STILL UNsANDED.
Borough President Has List of Companies
Responsible Under Contracts

Borough President Ahearn has received from
the Commissioner OF Public Works copies Of certain
clauses IN the asphalt companies contracts with
The city relative the sanding of the streets Ac-
cordnr to one Of the officials Of Commissioner Dal-
tons department about cne-thrd OF the contracts
provide for the sanding by the contracting COM
panes themselves while the remainder provide that
the city shall direct the work
There Is also some little doubt TO which sand
ing clauses rne Bosough President has jurisdiction
over, and which the Bureau of Highways Mean
while the slippery streets remain generally I'M
sanded, and stumbling ana beasts attest the
variegated beauty Of red tape.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
mI0DIEs PREPARE FOR TURN VEREIN.

GBy TELEGRAPH TO TEIBrSE.1
Annapolis Nd. Feb s-The u1idshipneT's fsnc-
ing squad had its last regular meeting in the ar
morY this afternoon before their team meeting
with the Turn Verer. o. NowYcrk. Saturday
afternoon The work varied and was opened
by an open foil contest with twelve entries. Knox,
SEarP and Krenshaw the only ones left for
ne semi finals. Sharp winning In the opening
dNeIhnS sword contest with the entries
Smith, W D Dichman and Clark fought the semi
maj bout. Dichman winning b. touch. One
OK the featares Of the contest was cane bout
between Sharp and Smith. This Smiths fret
= Zperfence with the cane and his work of
such an exceptional nature win for him the
personal congratulations Ct Superintendent Brown
son, who With = !. Bladder, commandant IF mid
shipmen. Was interested sVectator.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
YALE's CREW HOUSE TO BE REBUILT.
Payne Whitney Gives Sum for Better Ac-
commodations at Gales Ferry.

New-Haven. Conn. Feb. s.-Through the gener-
osity Of Payne whitney captain OF the Yale '9s
varsity crew. the Yale boathouse at Gales Ferry
will rebuilt and enlarged this spring, will be
fully equipped IN time for the reception OF the
squad in early June. Some changes in the quarters
have been planned but Mr.. Whitneys offer will
mean more extensive changes than had been hoped
for. Additions TO dormitory and bathrooms will be
especially ample.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
der O. a.ty.: Ponsroy. ref: an. due ssn,s, "a:

taxss. S16J.
BY Joseph 7. DaE; No 70 Nott-st. I. IS = Sx
Cansst 25zIOO. story b-iek ntse. No
t-sf.S = II 4
brick \. atze seooO No ~ i21sf-s- 2z5 n .
2d-avs exlo0 II. story brick dvg Buusz
akt Gabriel Bhimelthal - a.. Mclaughlin 4 =
artys: X T Varnuu. ref partition
By Bryan I. Kennedy, No S16 Gofh-sc- 2nSS n .
2d-avs 25IiOO.5 story brick 8 nri-x
b 0 rear; Catharfne LaIuour r Murphy 1el.
Z GOebsl atty: Jos FetIrecht rsf amt s1f
taxes. etc. S555 q.
~ Peter + Neyer. sth-svs n ~ cor s2s--
Ersnnigan et al: D u Nsuoerssr. atty I Paris rsS.
due. Sd. s02 81: taxes. etc etc, g. loo.
By n. ?. Ingraham Co: Nathaile-aye. e sS$ # n
os fOx8z.
dvlg n: A ? smith = Spah- a.. = Reruser,
atty: A ? Cosby, ref amt due sa.SS@ -.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
SPEED ON CUBAN COURSE.
Il. Il. Thomas Ont scith His Big
Record Making Racer.
fBY CABLE 70 TEr Tr1prxr !

IiaVsna. Feb. Sc. r. Thomas went over the
course Of the hundred mile automobile race to-
Gay in his big % to los horsepower Mercedes
IN which he set a new worlds record for twenty
ana thirty miles on the Crnond- -Dartona beach.
with no trouble he kept Up speed of mile
minute to-day. The only accident reported
was % a rooster which got IN The way OF tae
Thomas flyer ard was stripped Of ire feathers
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
ROSE ENTERED FOR 3. A. A. GAMES

f9ostor Feb CspeciaD.-Ralph Rose the chan-
,ior ,Vriabt thrower. has been entered by the
C-b,eop- Athletic Association IN the meet of the
Boston Athletic Association to be held here sal
IrdaX night Rose. who. 6ccordlhg 20 .re .f fyns
is a perfectly developed athlete has JUST 1ppIIso
for admission to the law school OF S"ins" o"''si
Eity.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
ST. PAUL's WINS FROM ~PoLy PREP

st. Pauls School hockey seven defeated the
Foiy Prep team at Clermont Avenue Rink last
night by score OF ? TO l. Richardson scored for,
St Pauls and Ifaight for Poly Prep in the first
period. Captain CouEhtrv of the Garden City
team made the deciding goal in the second period
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
A $4,000 ARvERNE DEAL

The Lewis H May Company Charles 2. Noyes
company. New-York agents. have sold for L.
Rosengarten 20 client a plot Of more than six
lots on the west side Of Jerone-ave.. at Arverne
long island The plot has a frontage OF 10 feet
on the ocean. The purchase price was $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
WOMAN SELLS APARTMENT HOUSES.

Mrs Clementine NJ. Silverman has sold two six
story four family apartment houses in course OF
construction on the west side OF Amster darn-ave
oetWeen lZ5d and 18TH SITS. The houses are eacn
on a plot 4Cx10O feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Bls;-st No 634 West. for story trazas shop.
2Tx40: W w ASto- estate. c~ners n - JONI
architect - :.
fCpth-st 42a ass East. for q two story lraao
georax- warehosl-- 1onx24, Ernst Brothers.
oerners. George Haiss Manufacturers CornpalS-
arrnlt-cf
BIackwelI's Island opposite ozd-st. toT a ene
story brick boiler house. 81 ixcc, cisy. eNnsE-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
TO IMPROVE WEST SIDE PLOT.

Calder & Levy have sold for Professor Alfred
Compton. Of the City College. plot. 50S1c0s feet
on the north side OF 94thst s25 feet west or West
End-aVe.i also sold for Jacob Bluestein lot Z5S
,"S Ieet- adjoining The Compton parcel Hoffman
= Roplnsop. The buyers, will erect apartment
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
RYE TRACT CHANGES HANDS.

Herbert A Sherman has sold for Mrs. Eleanor
Hall her tract the east side OF stuyvesant-ave
rye y. Y. It comprises about four acres on
W.HGh are dwelling house and stable. The house
overlooks the Sound
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
REPORTED LEASES.

L. J. Du Mahunt has leased for the Crinkshank
company to the John Simmons Company for
lohs term of years No. 80 Manhattan-st a FIVE
story building. The lessee will make extensive
alterations to the building
James Kyle & Sons have leased for lanes Pozsu
11nS iour story building the southwest corner of
SSstn-st and Sd-ave for five years 70 a drygoods
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
RENSSELAER, HOTEL AT TROY LEASED

The Matt j. Ward Company has sold the furni
ture, lease and business of the New Rensselaa
HoteI Troy. N Y, for A. ". Eager to John Nc
flynn OF this city. The consideration was 400 00G
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
CH4LLENGER'S NEW TINE
Fast NotO~ Boat Makes W0rId's
Record of .NIe in @:O2.

Miami. Fla. Feb s-w. Could Brokavs motor
boat Challenger to-day again lowered the worlds
record in BiscEyne Bay making a mile IN 2:02
Another triai will be made Friday
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
SITE FOR BRONX THEATRE BOUGHT.

A theatre will be built plot at 16oth-st and
r ranklin-ave- by The Bronx Theatre Company
" Wyner. formerly OF the Princess Theatre Lon
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY waltsaTss: No i32 70 is2 25th-st $50 q -
Of 6th-ave iaoxase story orick loft azd srors
hIdys; Coleman Ays- Heiinan ., al AisxAn-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
HARVARD FINS AGAIN.
OUerzchelms Bro1cn Hockey Screen,
Is to I, an Stadium.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIRE rprpuxr.I

NamorldGe, Mass. Feb. S-Tne Harvard hockey
team defeated that of Brown this afternoon on the
Stadlum Rink. On Soldiers Field by the score Of
10 goals to l. the highest made any OF the
intercollegiate hockey matches this year. The
match was one-sided all the way through. At the
outset Of the game the Harvard seven showed abi-
ItF IN team play that surpassed anything that they
nad shown in Cambridge before this year. The
arInson forwards skated fast passed quickly and
99!gp9s{uneiy 9!9 & and shot accurately Townsend and
1l'lain NallaWay were especially @ effective.
Browns single tally came a. ~ r,'s,,1. 90 ,
brilliant rush the whole length of the rink by
4IIIlo x 3fter he had got the puck back of the
harvard line Of forwards The lineup and score:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-15
60 DAYS oniy

y
For Severed yNars tramp pod Hers
and seIf-sfylea eye doctors, sispeisal-
ISIS and experts G: llayN befT
fi,lsclNclaihing iolanlle Dr Hard
mans speciGcles OF something sipst
'as good and many Of them have
used his name 70 mislead the people.
10 prevent such practices DR.. Hard
man is going to close ont all the
spectacles on hand toyer 1000 pairs)
Mt greatly reduced prices, after
which lie viii have his name stamp.
ed on every frame. This closing
out sale Of spectacles will begin on
Sept. ) and continue ninety DAYS
All solid gold, gold filed, and
alnmnico spectacles and eyegIasses
reduced 20 per cent. All exsmina-
lions for glasses during this sale VIII
be made free Of charge by The latest
and best methods known 10 the lead
ing oculists of the world: All are
invited. lis Third street. ssDr!
Hardman's glasses are better. 7
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-15

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& s. s'ss,' s,a.lll EiiaE ap POI
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49, s' *, s1lsl Nc " ~, 81
81, 'lao,s y; y s, 8 iil gay 81
,,. !, I i' sl' tllas sne naD.E
s''s 4, ~, ~ q + ~ 81 v
II. WV ", -AaoeFS 5oIlsi,
sS,s s ,.apissss 81 n sp;f 9
~ sil,s5 'i1ses i. " o pau
'n, e, e & A., all'l cas !. dismissed
81 S u sSsi :ss5 Nlrsaillf w 2 sEaani
isNsasfg, l'osf rple ana atfacl'z
! ~ aals, Y Is ts'eg glls' dismissed I.
li9nal han
~ 'lliifyl
az
'9s PM y fo CONT AMI case
!.
lltl.ls'T w. SSlgef W. g Z tranc:
Efl's,nlssed without costs.
rslIe was issued against Sattie'
.sllies' Js,nes Gray. JAMIE Stewart
i,suSle johnson, LOTTO Nelson and
laura Martin
Issue agas joined in the ease Of
2. Highland & al ys, y. AZ. Bat
ten q ~:
me opening o., the ltes7 ing
: .gl 2 tlis case 2 the
NATIONAL Bank AGAINST ss.s
Se {. s onsa ss,pgest ton, =
was confessed BY
iellaaIs
Some motions we're argned a.:tl
then ttlc eorrt took q recess rndl
me as,crae 9 wjlen condemnation
nrocnedings ,by the 'airn,ont y
4 larsse1rg Traction Company
against several property cwners
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-15
Killed wife And Self.

BY Associated Press.
Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 1S
John Grove killed his wife and him.
self today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-15
RECOVERED COAT
FROM ABLEs BACK

Riley Ables was caagbt in Traders
alley Tuesday evening wearing d
coat the gang Of desperedoes had
stolens and Constable Guy Merritt
N The presence 81 q lares crowd of
people disrobed him as{ to the coat
khles claimed he had bought the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-15

Buy your school shoes of Hard.
man Bros, and save 50c on every
pair ssept1 td1tw:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-15

Thomas n. Reynolds was here
Thursday from Reynold syille.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-15
COUNTY JUDGES
ARE QUITE BUSY

sS mi
sss;,,, " Y Il .le'Roell g. a ne Z
M y u. y ~ 81 "a
/, a limes " Riitee lTas appointed
.eenssaoi y m LAY district n the
IL steatisof Jedediah SWiger, who was
eleeIed but failed /: !. 70 4, g quail y J.
Alexander \ Boo " 4uali6e D. q
|nqtafy public q = y 4 '.3,.
Y: N: Randolph took out LETTERS
q ga stration ont the peispnal
estatesof Lloyd r, Randolph, de-
ceased u 1sss 81 & 4
Thomas =. Ward quail lied as al
notary public. { ! i. Z Il 4
Gsunning CHAM. y. Mar
I'm and q. RI Forthey were appoint
Ie isEeN for u road from Enter
prise ~ Lohg iunsin Eaale district
g n Ogden qpali tiels iii asl
manifestation of Elizabeth Stanfeld
iIeeaased ~ 4
fss Peck qualified as
id AZ "a tthur. G, Peck \ 81 81
Saloon license was granted To
Patrick an Govern on Eact sSiy Stree I.
\ lie report Of Taris and Holden
'oppuinted d committee Is contract
.sc !! bglag Ss at Wallace and Lumber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

A monster petition from north
end citizens Was presented 20 the
council last niEht The council was
asked 70 compel the Seattle Elec-
trio company To extend its Unlvor-
atty line 10 Calvary cemetery The
company has many times promised
a. make the much needed extension
but with It's usual diareEard % the
convenience OF itA patrons. has
never done e.
Tomorrow afternoon. AZ o'clock
IN the First Baptist church. Mrs
Alice Jones Towne will give a lee
ture on The Drama OF Job"
nr Rufus Il Richardson. the IA
nous author. ArrharoluEist and edu-
Gator. for ten years director % the
American School 81 classical studies
AZ Athens. will give an illustrated
lecture on Athens In the Nigh
School Auditorium Tuesday evening
II Is to BE under the auspices OF the
school board. Or Richardson was
the professor OF Greek In Dart