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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

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'BE6TTRELS9:
uNs HANSEN. HI p. HANSEN.
Rr.prasident. Over-Pres:,
Rnr az" 1916 Harrison Ave,
,A.uoNT- IOWA. CANON CITY, COLO,
Over Vice-President.
CEDAR FALLS, iowa.
II. p. NIELSEN. L. cLAUsEN,
Over-Sekretar,. Over asseieI,
'2 R.s stase WIS., S1Fee'' e1 Rec RAY. Wis.
F0RTE0NELSE
,et til Sammenslutningen herends
.nirget SAINT It'd og Msdested.
1. DANA, Racine, Wis. Mode liver
T1rsdag Aften paa DANA Hall.
g. Dansk Broderforening, Oshkosh,
Wis. Mode f6rste og tredie Lerdag l
liver Manned.
3. De Danskes Hem, Waupaca,
Wis. Mode hver Torsdag Aften.
4. Ansgar, Green Bay, Wis. Mode
hver Torsdag Aften.
5. Danebo, Council Bluffs, Ia. Mode
hver Mandag Aften..
6. DANA, Minneapolis, MINI. Mode
anden og fjerde Tirsdag i liver Maa-
ned.
Z. Dana Club, Neenah, Wis. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
8. Dannevirke, Clinton, Ia. n.pde
naestsidste LSrdag i hver Maaned.
9. Nordens Brpdre, Sabula. Ia. No.
de fprste L1rdag i hver Maaned.
10. DANA, Kenosha, Wis. Mode hver
Torsdag Aften.
II. DANA, Saltwater, MINI. Mode
f4rste og tredie Fredag i hver Maaned.
~. Dania, Tacoma, Wash. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
13. Dana, Perth Amboy, N. ]. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
ii. Lyren, Cedar Falls, Ia. Mode an
den og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Manned.
Is. Dannebrog, Marinette, Wis. Mo.
de %hveranden Mandag Aften.
16. Dannebrog. Denver, Colo. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
II. Den danske Observation-Disclosures.
ening. Portland, Oregon. Mode hve1
Onsdag Aften.
IS. Danmarks S6nner, st. Paul
Mimi. Mode f6rste og treble Mandae
i liver Manned.
10. Den Danske Hjnlpeforening
Cleveland. Ohio. Mode f6rste og tire
die L.@rdag i liver Manned.
%. Den Danske Forening, Omaha
Neb. Mode liver Fredag Aften.
"a. DANA, Bridgeport. Conn. Mode
anden og fjerde Onsdag i hver Maa
ned.
25. Hand i Hand, Brush, Colo
Mode anden og fjerde LSrdag i hvel
Manned.
26. Hand i Hand, Bridgeport
Conn. Mode anden og fjerde L6rdag
hver Manned.
q. Danmarks Minde, Ringsted, Ia
Mode fGrste S6ndag i Maaneden.
%. DANA, Hartford, Conn. M6d'
sidste Mandag i Maaneden.
%. Freja, Kansas City, Kansas
Mode sidste LSrdag / hyer Manned.
80. Oct Danske SSlvkors, st. Louis
Mo. Mode fSrste Torsdag / hver Maa
ned.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

S. 6. q lens 100
MarS 6g6ieIs0og. Nlle
8looe>1e / &riltioria inoebol0t 5 g.
9lpril @ille0er al $. 6. Mn0erien TIL
lige mes Mrtifler ON fans 2ip og
9igtning. S Oen oanife SCREENING
ofbolotes Ser om Mfte1el1 Ell pellpf=
fet Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28


5totionSme g l.
e II, eli Statio,1, er poa M%nldgring
blepet bepilget Mfifeo fra 1. Mpril.
@an bor p9ret / Sernbanens Sjeneite
81 Mar, bporaf Sc iiolte 20 Mor iom
5totionsmelte beo 5fi; tioligere tn
oebob6e banS tilliugen Deo Stapanger
Station. S M%nle0ning al lin 6ra<
treoen blep ban paa 6nnftionerer=
nes @egne peo 5tationsositltent &rt<
ftianlen operraft cit ldlpbellaaet
@pa6lerltof og Ell Gamiltebibel me6
Sat for goot Somarbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Gn saranteret Sur for @ermurr-
boi6er.
Mgen6e, in6ben6ige, blg6enoe, eller
fremitubte. 8engene tilbage fra Mpo-
tbeferen, bbis 8a5o Ointment iiffffe ffl1-
rerer i 6 til Ia Daqe. SOC.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
noree. =

@oIitao peo 5onoer
@foge ta@r,ie er fjpbt al 9r.
@un6erie EN-, ser iom ameritanif 8or>
ger bor faaet @egieringenS Eillaoelle
til Grbperbellen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

&onititnti 0 n. S stats-
raa0et 5. 3. Mpril er ftp. Statsmini-
iter 8lebr fonititueret iom Stift=
amtman0 / &riitiania.
S Sc gamIe 5infgru-
Der poo &onnerl1o bar ; set iioite
foregaaet &%rebe0rift, ifripes fra
9rommen. 9enne er 1tl1 enoi, % 81
bet bar gipet ct goot 9feillltot, &C re-
qrlGr 9rift ollere6e begDr6t. Set e:
Ct frouif 5irmo iom bar fipbt Grit
berne og ifal be9pnoe 9riften. @e6
&l,ferl1o ifal bpgges &oiferi for @rts=
cit, og Malnle,1 pil blipe f9rt oerr,o
fra @rll6erl1e beb Ell Saltgbone. So
iferiet ifal 6ripes mes @leftricitet.
@oifiner CT beltilt, % Sc Sngeniprer,
lon lfol leoe 9rifteu, onfornmer /
oclrne ltge.
&e66et 9urn. &ua Yloo=
len @ol1gel1 / Sfeosrno forlponot for
leoen Ell 2 Mors garnntel &ige, l,oen
at Ser fon0tes Spor eiter bcl1oc. @n
Is Mor gammel Sa11te al Sen 2ille,
Olga Sllen, ol1e0e ltrafs ltraoo, lpb
fen til @rpnoen - cit li0cn Gam
: og ltprteoe Jig uoen pioere l,o,
ouffe0e unber, fit Sag / Sen 2ille>
iom ollereOe bar gooet tilbu1tos %
brogte ben0e paa Set Sprre. Tolf
fom I'LL til, og Splipni1gsforipg blep
foreta9et. Sen ellie font Jig % CT
MI u0enfor 6are. Olga far teller
intet Men e fter fit fol6c 9uffcrt.
6iifet. 8. 5. Mpril ifripes:
Sori fefilferierne fortiGtter frern0eles
pao beolte Moaoe, og Set ipnes 11l1,
lom ON Sc go0e Torretl1inger, Dpor=
mes Sc o1en iaor tug fin 8egyu=
0elle, olligepel 1fol goa / Spfpl0elie
tiltro0s for set D6erlt 6aorlige 6ilfe
/ 6ebrl,or % fprlte @olp0el al Mors
Mool1eo. SCR giebliffet CT / ctbpcrt
Tol0 i11Oepnren0e 9(or Set be0j lite / set
npe 9(orbur1orc6e, m1c0l1notogelle al
1902, Da Songltn1ul1g0en bar ct Hor
Milliol1er itgrre. 6or Sc pigtiglte
9iltrifter ip11es Ser en0nt life al
pure noget Segn til Meogang / It's
bpttet tiltro0s for Sen longt frem.
lfreone Marsti6 og for flere al Sc %:
rige, iom for @fsenpel Sren0eloger
% &oms6ols 9iltrift far 6iifet net.
op / 6isie Gage toget ct iterft Sp.
ibing.
gf Sc II Millioner 5frei, ser
blep iiolte l1ges %l16bptte> fal6er 2.s
Mtlltoner paa 2ofoten. Dette er Ell
ubetp0eligbeo min6re ems / foregoa.
enoe uge, men maa alligeoel fal6eS
en- meget pen ugefangit. Ser biie,
fig Ga beller life ,1oger itsrre Eilbeie:
ligbe6 til Mfreiie fra @erene, og 81:
%ferflaa6ens Sterrelie er omtrent ion
i l19en for16 - $500 6arteier. Sri
ferne er ipnfenoe, ierltg for 2eperen
Der MI betaleS me6 fra 1870 9r.
pr. 2iter.
S9ioa for Sc eprige Diitrifter ia,
ngens 6angit peret 9iennemeaaen6'
goo, itaoig meo l1n6tagelie ofSroms,
Mmt, bbor Set ioanle6e &pontum 1o
gjer 100000 @tpffer moo 3H Mil
lion flor! S Ginn1arfen far 2o6oe
fiifet nr1 of1plt set tioligere &il1terfi
ife> og l1oiieter11e tegner meget go6t
Snmmenltgnet me0 1904 ful0el
t JorOeltngen pr. 1. Mpril poo Sc for
I ifiellige @ope00iltrifter iaole5es:
, 1905 1904
6inmorfen ca. 2 @1tQ.'@tf. 2 Mill
: Sromsp 100000 n 81
2ofoten 1OH M1iI. IA
. &orolano forepr. 81 80
q S.biems Stint 0.S ~ 0.3
g. ~ is 1.9
: @omsoalS Mmt 5.3 - 81 y
I &eitfplten O.45 O.36u
&ele 2ol16etS l1obDtte al Sorifefi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
6 I &opel efter Segning al
Mrfiteft $. @prpe er tillaot opfprt
for @ere 9iltrift / 8amle.

" W IL tIItl StS1tltS VI
Mrftteft s. 8grbe er ttllaot opfprt
for @ere 9iltrift / @alnle.
s 5tatSraa0 CT Stntsroob
Mlb. @anlen 1,onGpnt til Mmtmono /
Smaalenene. &erionelfopellan S. 6.
&eterien er 116nepnt til sn9neprGlt /
9toroalen / @ergens Stift, Sogne=
prnit 81. @ornemo,1n til 9%ogl1eprGit
/ @pnesiet, &erionelfapellan q. g.
SSobnion til S%ogneprelt / 2ebesbp %
@pgneprnlt S. 6. s. 81. Slien til
Gognepreit / Sis. 2Grer pe0 9sor=
ges 2anobrugsbeilfole s.. .. 8jpr=
lpffe er beififfet lom Sperlerer.
SlGffem a fine 0 I
@Iipfilf. Mefanifer 6. Sic, Ser
gen, Far facet &oter,t poa cit Tl9ffe<
maifine for &lipfiif. SlGfningc11 lfer
pe0 to pao fritbnngeuoe Sfinner IT,
benbe &11ipe, Ser (peo 5porfirmen)
iamtioig begprl0er 6lefningen. 81
terot oenne 'er 11ooet til Mi6teu al
Jiifel1, opererer 6o pe0fomumen0e
rl1not ON 6enne, iom fra Set Ejeblif
pmpri6es befselpis til SEN ene % Sen
anoen SIDE, bporefter Sen Snbret=
ming, iom u10er 6lefninge1l bor fait=
bolot 6iifen, automatic %offoiter
6enne.
9e6sfoIo. @rosierer q. $.
@anicn, S%noebaper al Set fjen6te
&riitiantofirma s. 81. @auicn, ellie
torpet, er ofgooet pe0 9p0en efter Ell
Sios Spgeligbeo.
= SomlagsbeltDrcr 9ficoloD Sl:
len, Mre16ol, tioligere &jpbmono ol
ltor Sfibsre0er, CT bp0 ef ter ct fort
Spgcleic, 67H Mar gornn1el.
- Sfibsbpgmelt er ne0 Morinen;
Srrft / @prten, @orol0 @o1llen, el
op0 otter ct lnugere Spgeleie. 9lf
0poe far / mango s(or pnret ltnrf
bclpttet / &omml1ncnS Sjenclte, lige
lom fan til lin 9ph bar 9ireftpr
Spme6o1fe11 pg Torr1al10 / Selefpl1
iellfabet.
II 0pon6 ngens 5ttg
II / II g. S fprite &portal er l10pol1
oringen lteget ltGrft, ierlig ober Sri
%ltiania, lammenlignet mes THOR, ia
Sen bar en6og pGret 1tprre en0
1908. Sallet er 1887 moo ifio
1893. Sgiaa oper Sronobiem er Sc
uopan6ret GOO flere ems fsrit
@partol ifior. Set er BOG lite ian6
ipnligt, at oisie Moaneoers l16bon
bring iful6e parile ON en- forbol6spi
ligeiaa flor l16ban6ring / sen glen
paren6e 9el al Maret. Ser er a
@run0 til at tro, at ferlte &barta
bar iamlet en- uie6banlig flor 9el a
Marets u6%banoring iom 6elee al 8
1,bsrt billiee 8tlletpriier, iom ia
bGret bol6t, omtrent @albparten a
Sc alminoeliee @riIer, ser III ieien e
in6fert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Ma1erier af&enrif S r.
e n. Sbien bar, fom mango bill
bloc, / fin l1neoom en- flittig MaIer
% &egner. Sc fleite al Sc Mrbeioer,
iem er nogaaet fra bans @enieI, er
imiolertio UNDER bans @eiieaor gaoet
tabt. Sbiens MaIerier bill 6erfor
bliDe meget iiel6ne. So 2an6ifabs-
billeoer, iom tilbsrer of6p6e 0per-
lRrer Sieguart @eteriens Mrpinger,
bill imi6lerti6 mi blibe iggt afbpn6et.
Set er De to Malerier, iom bleb res
pro6uceret / rSolfeblaoet"s SSl1Ienm~
mer for 1892. Da 6eres @gtbeo er
o1erfien6t of Meiteren ielp, turoe Sc
bape SSnteresie for Samlere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28


Storm o gnIpfferM 0 + s.
Sra @obningberg me6oeles
til Eronobiem 1. Mpril: Snat er Ser
UNDER en- Storm at Mor6Deit meb
Snetabe og bei Sig fer 6rebet en- bel
Gel @ragltumper ilono. Otter btsie
at osmme er set &elterne al en- 8aab
% en- Sfeite. Mlle Man6 er iaaleoes
smtommet. st Sig er fun6et. l1ret
Dor lton6iet pao 11.40. @n @uffert
merfet &ons @ngelien ct ogiaa 6re<
bet ilan6. 5tormen begDn6te Slot
Ten 9 %igaaraftes. 6lere ulDffer be-
frpetes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

iaa6anne 5amfun6 bar iegt at fao
fat / bam, men ban gnifer booe6ia-
gelig at bielpe Statsfirfen, al bbis
&reiter ban til @iengialo itsttes.
gilbert 2un6e er fe6t 1877 / @onje
pea Glitter og TOM iom ganife ung
til @or6amerifa. Ser bar ian fort
Sibmano og TOM oerefter / Eolobeie-
nets Gieneite. Sons 8eifieftigelie
i 6enne Stilling meofsrte, at ban
met fer6e6es / 8oabe omfring paa
&abnen. SON tom 6erbe6 meget /
8ersrtng me6 Siemen6ene, og efter
at ian bar Bit poabirfet al 6en Be-
rbmte &re6tfant Moo6p, %begDnote
ban at 6rtbe @misierbirfiombe6
bIanot Dem. @%fterbaan6en tiltog
6enne @irfiombe6 / 6en @ro6, at ian
tilll11t git felt ODER til SEN. Sci er
lite fsrite @ang, 2un6e er / Morge
iem 8reoifant. &an opboIot fig ber
iom iaa6on fra 1901 til 1903, men
tom 90 lite u6enfor @pititrefningen
8ergen-&bnsberg, til @riitionia
naaooe ban 6engang lite. Sforfior
6rog ban otter til Mmerifa, men efter
10 MaaneoerS 6orlsb benote ban
ifior CONNER tilbage til 5e6reIon-
oct, bborefter ban in6ttl ipinter bar
|birfet ! Bergen, Stabanger, Egns-
berg, MoiS me6 fIere 8per. San
|ffil6res iom en- iieI6en beifeoeu %
.elifpar6ig Mon6.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
PARTY GOES
TO pITTsBUR6
TO ATTEND THE PRODUCTION OF
THE coNREID METROPOLITAN
GRAND OPERA COMPANY
A ANIxoN THEATRE.

a party Of eleven left here Monday
morning for Pittsburg to attend tae
farewell appearance of the ConreiI afst-
|ropolitan Grand Opera Company at tae
Nixon thtotre this week. The company
opens = -four days engagement tnere
Monday night and hundreds OF music
lovers Of Pittsburg and many surround
ing towns viii have the fullest enjoy
msnt in grand opera. Ths productions
20 be given are ''Lucia Il Lammermoor,p
"Parsifal.' "Les Hugeuots,g .'Die Meis-
tcrsinger.' and la Gioconda.v in waica
sucn famous singers as Sembrica, Nor
dica, Caruso, Journet. DaAlacchi. Homer.
Walker, plancon Saleza, Jacoby, scotti.
Bars, Bnrgstaller. Van Rooy and others
viii apps. Tne party consisted of
Miss Cora Atchison, Misses AfolIie and
Cora Smith, Miss Florence Jamieson,
Miss. Hale. Of Weston, Mrs. Villa B.
Stona, Misses Martha and Pearl Camp
Mrs. E. B. Dsison and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ West.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
CHILD's
CLOTHING
WAS AFIRE
BUT OLDER SISTER AND FATHER
SUCCEED IN sMoTHERING THE
FLAMES IN TIME.

June Flowers, foar. year.old daughter
Of In. and Mrs a. o, Flowers came near
being burned to death Sunday afternoon
While playing in the dining room afte,
the other members Of the family had
gone 10 otner rooms. mar dress caugat
afr from the open fire place Sae ran
into the parlor where her older sister,
Marion. aged thirteen. was and the lab
ter frantically endeavorei to tear the
cnill's burning clotaing from acr body
pr. Fiow>rs n,ard the dhidren's scream,
and ran down stairs. IL grabbed up q
blanket and wrappe,l it about the baby's
body and smothsred the flames out. tn
caild was painfully burned but not ser
iou.ly and Marion was severely burn q
about the lands and arms in trying t
tear tae burning clothing from ner lit
tie sister. II wasa miraculous e-cap'
for both children and The parents ar,
mighty glad it wa. no worse than il
was.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
WOODMEN
AT GRAFTON
HAVE ALL IN READINESS FOR THE
BIG INTERSTATE MEETING
OF THAT SOCIETY.

GRAFTON. ". Va, March ls- The
committee appointed by Grafton Camp
No. l. Woodmsn OF me World. mas about
completed its arrangements for the en-
tertainment of the Head Camp which
meets in this city tomorrow. 1t is ex-
pected that delegates from every camp
in tine district, which is composed of
Maryland. North Carolina, Virginia,
West Virginia, AMI tae District OF
Columbia. win be present as well as a
number OF visitors. the sessions win
b. held in the Woodmen Hall in tae Odd
Fellows building and all the head camp
meetings will be private. Tuesday morn.
ing the sessions will open with addresses
of welcome by Mayor A. W. Burdette,
in benalf Of the city, and Rev. G. l..
Queen, in behalf of Grafton Camp. AT
I o'clock Tueday evening grand parade
will be formed at the nall, headed by
the w. o. W. band and will marcn
through the principal streets of the
city. On Wednesday evening White
Rose Grove, No. 2. Women's Circle. will
serve a banquet to tine visitors and 10
cal members at the ST. augustine scnool.
building. Judge Jonn Homer Holt
will be tine toastmaster.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
SUNDAY
EXCITEMENT
AT WALLACE WITH BAND PLAYING
AROUND PROSPECTIVE
OIL WELL.

WALLACE, w, Va, March ls-Quita'
little excitement prevailed btse sun
day afternoon. Taa Middle Run OH
Gas Company's No. l., near tls NJ r.
church, was expected in and as the citi-l
ztns are the chief Stockholders, they.
accompanied by tine band boys. marched
to point near ths well to witness ta.
result.
OF course tine music attracted the at.
tention Of most every one in town anil
on the hillside could BE- seen from tn,
Youngest boy to the oldest man in town.
1t was remarkable TO sec among taos.
present few of those That tried -
hard to pros ,crte the boys for working
III the oil fields on the Sabbath htr.
last summer.
Tine well was not completed untii'
Monday morning and taen 1t was pro.
nouneed dry mole" Tney found con
siderable gas in the 50 foot and SOM
oil in the Gordon. but nothing in the
second pay.
They win snot the well. Had this
been COOL well nalf dozen os more
locations would nave been made at once,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
DEATH OF
MRS. CONDRY
FORMER RESIDENT OF THIS CITY
OCCURS IN WHEELING AND RE
MAINS WILL BE BROUGHT
HERE FOR BURIAL.

Mrs. Bartly condry, former rs.iden,
OF clarksburg, died in a Wheeling nos
pital Saturday night after an illness o.
some duration
Accompanied by the bereayed family
the remains win arrive in TINS city on
Tuesday morning AMI be taken to taa
Church of the Immaculate Conception
where at nine o'clock funeral services
will be held. The burial will follow in
the Holy Cross cemetery.
The deceased is survived BY ner nus.
band and three children of ner immedL
late family. Mr.. coniry is engaged in
the stogie manufacturing business al
Wheeling, where ne has made his .iome
WITH his family for some time past. The
other surviving relatives of the deceas
ed are the members of Mr.. condry's
family in Clarksburg. Taey are John
condry. of the city FIRE department, Par.
Ioer condry, conductor on tae b. & o..
md Misses Nora, Elizabeth. Mary and
Ellen Condry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
CHANGE in
LOCKWOOD
STORE
CONCERN IS UNDERGOING RE-oR.
GANIZATIoN AND NEW COM
PANY IS BEING FORMED.

The Bargain Store of L. G. Lockwood
on Main street. is undergoing reorganiza.
tion. A new company is being formed
waicn will be known as the Irwin,Lock
wood Company and the present store
will be turned into "The Woman,
Store" The cnief owners of tae new
concern are Mr.. Lockwood and MIR. Ben
+, Kerr aud Lewis b. Irwin. of New
York. Mr.. Lockwood will be the presi
dent and Mr.. Kerr the manager
large part of the present stock will BE-
disposed of at big Re. Organization
Sale which commences Tuesday morn.
ing Mr.. Irwin is to remain in New
York waere he is engaged in busines;
and act as the eastern agent OF the new
concern, Tie new concern will thus b
in cose touch with the eastern market'
ana the intention is to install large
and modern stock here tnat will sci
rapidly because Of low prices and good
quality,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
COUNTY COURT
BEGINS THE REGULAR MARCH
TERM-MR. RANDALL is
THE NEW MEMBER.

The county court convened Monia,
forenoon in regular March term. Georg,
F, Randall took mis- sat successor t,
Quinn Minter and taen the court organ
lied by electing S. s. Faris president Of
the court. All the members, namely
s. S. Faris. ]. D. Bassell and George F
Randall and Clerk Charles f. Holden
We're present.
Ernest D. Lewis qualified as notary
public giving the required bond.
An eSoneration of taxes on personal
property amounting to $500 was allow
cd Columbus White.
c. G. Fittro, Sherman Burnside and
Harvey Williams were appointed view,
ers of a proposed county road tarougi
lands of W. W. Post, in Union district
A. NJ. 7. Cunningham was exonerate,l
Of taxes on personal preporty TO rne ex,
tent of $400.
}. j. Chidestsr was also exonerated on
$500 worth OF personal property.
F. NJ. Cunningham. s. A. Elliott ana
J. W. Hess weer appointed viewers of a
proposed bridge over shinn's run, nea,
the residence of A. A. Sninn, in Clay
district
The new member of the court. Georgi
F. Randall. takes ur-rlTe work Wit,
old-time familiarity and mas al.
snown himself more than equal ID
task. Harrison county made no
lake. when it elected MIN last fall
member OF the court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
To TEST
SALOON
LICENSES
OR RATHER THE QUESTION AS TO
WHAT POWER CAN GRANT
THEM.
ANTI-sALooN LEAGUE WILL BRING
FIRST SUIT IN THE COUNTY
OF TYLER.
Question To Be nss:a Is As To whethrr
Sole Power To Grant Liquor Licenses
Does Not Lie in thr County Court and
Not in City Council

CHARLESTON. ". va. March Ia
Theodore Alyord, superintendent of tae
West Virginia Anti-saloon League.
whose headquarters are Mt Parkersbure.
has been authorized. in fact instructed.
by the national antilssloon organizations
as well as the State league, to have in,
stitnted proceedings in the West Viz
ginia state courts looking to the fun and
final determination OF the question of
whether. nuder the constitution and leg.
islatiya enactments any city or other
municipality can license saloons with.
out State licens having ben first obs
tained tarough the medium Of ths
county court. A perusal of section ten
of the general license act of the last
legislature would seem to strengthen tae
leagues contention taat municipalities
are not tae sole licensing power,
Naturally it viii be asked. woat do
the anti soloep people expect to gain
by compelling saloonists TO apply both
to town councils and to county courts
for licenses: AT the present time license
is granted in twenty.four or twenty five
counties of the State, and tine anti
saloon lragus is declared 10 have reeeiy.
ed the most positive assurances that. In
the event of test resulting in com.
polling saloonists to come before county
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
BATE FUNERAL
OCCURS IN THE HALL OF HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES OF
TENNESSEE.
By Associated pnss.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Marca l8-Ser-
vices over the remains of tine late Ssna-
Tor Bate were held today in the nall OF
tac House of Representatives, and was
participated in by tn legislature. the
supreme court, state officials, the Unit,
ed confedaacy. Bivouacs State Guard
and a Congressional escort. Rev. d. G.
Kelley, colonel under Nathan B. Forest
AMI Dr.. Lansing Burrows. Of the Ccnfei-
'rate Veterans. conducted the religions
exercise. Tne body was borne to Mt
oIivet cemetery accompanied by mill
tary escort of Confederate Veterans and
the Stat Guard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
CIRCUIT
COURT
POSTPONED
ONE DAY ON ACCOUNT OF THE ILL
NESS OF JUDGE CHARLES W.
LYNCH.
MEETING OF BAR WAS CALLED TO
TAKE ACTION BUT NOTHING
WAS DONE.
Word Is Sent BY Him That He is Betty
Z and Thinks He Will Be Able To ops
Court and Charge Grand Jury W d.
m,sday Morning.

Circuit court will not convene tomoF-
row. owing to tas Illness Of Jug
Charles W Lynch.
A meeting of the attorneys Of the bar
here was called for 1880 o'clock Mon,
day afternoon, fat Judge Lynca s,ny
word that he was better and hoped. 10
be able to open court Wednesday mora
ing and in consequence nothing was
dpnesat tae meeting.
Judge Lynca has BEEN indisposed sew.
eral days and has been confined 70 MS
home. An are glad to learn he is better
and that there is prospect Of mis- goy
ing on the bench Wednesday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
MRS. CHADWICK
is GUILTY
OF SEVEN COUNTS AND MAY BE
FINED $4,000 AND IMPRIS-
oNED "a YEARS.

CLEVELAND, o., Alarcn l3-Tne jury
in the case of Mrs. Cassie Chadwick
brought in verdict OF guilty of seven
counts in the federal Indictment against
her and she wa remanded to jail She
utterly collapsed.
Mrs. Chadwick's condition Sunday
caused her iahitors mncn concern. Snc
tossed all night moaning the one word
guilty" The physicians Sunday morn.
ing found 6er verging on complete
nervous COLLAPSE.
Convicted on every count of the in
dictment upon which tine jury was a,
liberty to Judge ncr-seven in all Mrs
Cassie L, Chadwick is confronted Will
the possibility of $4,000 in fines and
+, term of "a years in prison.
Sac was found guilty of conspiring t,
drfraud the United States by conspirin,
to procure the cartifcation OF cnecks ol
national bank. wlen ther, were n,
funds in the bank to ner credit.
The original indictment contained II
counts, Two OF these were ruled on
during the trial by Judge Taylor. an,
OF the remaining IA one-nalf charge,
her with securing the csrtiication o
checks without having in, proper en-
tries mad upon the books Of the bank
Judge Taylcr, in mis- cnarge. directed ia
jury to disregard tnssr counts, and con
eider only tha remaining seven. whic
related ~ the certitication with no fund
on deposit. On all Of these tne iur
found against ner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
SAW TREE rRANspLANrED.

Msn were engaged Monday in trans.
planting large shade tree in the front
Yard OF r. T.. Lowndes' residence on the
corner of Fourth and West Pike streets.
The incident causad large crowd Of
spectators to be present and all seemed
TO be very mucn interested.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-13
EVENING OF BASKET BALL.

Basket ball was tine order Of tne
evening at the Y. ". C. A. Saturday
Inc business men played and defeated
Broaddus Institute BY score Of II To
p. and following this tine association
team defeated the High School boys by
score Of q to ;. \ large crowd wit
messed the games.