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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24

Observation cars are to be preferred
to dining cars through the Willamette
valley. 1t costs dollar to look into
a diner, and nothing to look out of an
observation ear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24

II you want 90 move your goods let
people know what you have through
this paper. buyers consult our cole
umnH regularly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
SERIOUSLY
INJURED
Was Mr.. Showalter in Sleighing Acct
dent But Did Not Know 1t Until
Som, Time Afterward.

W. G. Showalter. genial member
Of the post Office fores. Is in serious
physical condition and his nosts of
friends are alarmed about MIN. A
couple of days ago Mr.. Showalter was
out sleigh riding with a lady friends.
Tns horse ne was driving was spirited
and in crossing the street car lines the
sleign was upset. At the time il was
stated that nsitner was injured and for
tunately the lady dill escape but Mr..
Showalter was less fortunate. H in
jnred one of his ankles badly. in fact.
50 seriously that he was not able We'd
nssday nignt to perform his duties at
the post office. His friends ar. paineI
to know that mis- condition Is so serious
as taat and win BE- glad to see him at ais
accustomed post at a very early date.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
W0ODMEN
OFTHE WORLD
Hold Very Interesting and Enjoyable
Entertainment At Thsir Meeting
Wednesday Night.

The entertainment given by the Wood.
nsn Of the World in their lodge aall
Wednesday night was a very enjoSsil,f,
ifIair, 4 large number of the members
we're present and considerable sataus-
'asm was displayed. F. q. suftnfrs,.-
lred.an address upon the subj 81. .s-r'S-
Meaning Of Paternity" !. 7. Monay.
7enny delivered recitation 20. whs
Should the Spirits Of Mortals b Proud
Charles NJ Ernst rendered an essay Toe
ubj,ct Of which was 'sThe Dignity Of
Tabor;" W L. McWnort.r SPOKE upon
tine subject, way I Am waodna y
md Messrs. D. X. Reed and NJ. NJ. Brai.
'ord made five minute speeches on the
rood of the order. Tie entsrtainn mt
was 50 successful and its results =
Eratifying taat the woodmen deeiisd
Q give another one similar to it On tho
night Of Wednesday, Feb. ].
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
WEDDING
AT WALDO
Prominent South Penn Official and
clarksburg Lady United in Bends
of Holy Matrimony.

A very pretty welding occurred in the
parlors of the Waldo hotel at $50
o'clock "Wednesday night with Mr.,
Homer /. Bennett. and Miss ona Nor
ford the aappy principals.
Promptly at the appointed aoir toe
bridal party entered the pariors ana DR..
S. X. Arbuthnot, pastor of Golf church,
performed the ceremony in his usual
very graceful and pleasing manner, in
the presence of several invited guests.
Mr.. Bennett is native OF Pennsyl.
vania, but is located at Parsons as tae
manager of the South Penn Oil Com,
pany's interests in that section of the
state. He is very clever gentleman.
THE bride was until recently milliner
at Lockwood's store here and is an at.
tractic'. talented and popular lady, who
possesses many warm friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett remained at the
hotel Wednesday nigat and left Tnurs-
lay morning on the accommodation
train at 1913 o'clock for Parsons. where
they will reside
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19

ALLEY OPENS
Messrs. Rau and Davis Have All n
Readiness For Opening On Mkt
Saturday Morning.


Messrs. Ran and Davis, at ire Metro.
politan hotel, viii open their bowling
pool and billiard rooms saturday morn
ing and At night, from s to II o'clocl;
win serve free Iancn in connection with
the opening.
Carpenters and oth-r skilled men are
busily engaged in putting on the fnisn-
ing touches ani placing the equipments,
The bowling. equipmsnt is the finest
ever in this part OF the state and was
installed at very heavy cost. 1t was
manufactured by the Brunswick. Blake
collender Company.
These rooms are located in the lower
part of the bnilding which has been
thrown into departments especially
adapted for the purpose. The interior
mas bsen- nicely painted and all else aas
been done to make il strictly modern
and attractive.
The enterprise shown by these gentle
men deserves liberal patronage and they
confidently expect to do paying -busi.
ness. 49,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
PLEASED THE
AUDIENCE
Did "The Hoosier Girl,D At thu Traders
Grand Opera House wl,dnes-
day Evening.

"T'he Hoosier Girl" was presented at
the Traders Grand opera house we,lnes-
day evening to fair sizeJ audience.
Thoss VINO witnessed the play seemed
to be well satisfied with it. The play
is one with rural atmospaer4 and il
abounds with fun throughout. The
part of @Roxana,g the Hoosier girl. was
taken by Miss Kate Watson. It is a
Jolly and lively part and was wsll rem.
dered There is SOM resemblance TO
the famous isis Hopkins in The make
up and maner but Miss Watson aas a
vsry pleasing style of aer own and she
was ths most intereting person on tar
'stags.
The next attraction at the Grand Is
Miss Bertha Galland in Paul Ksster's
stage version OF Dorothy Vernon 81
HaddOn Han,r by Charles Major. on
Saturday evening. january 81. =.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
WOMAN
DELEGATES.
NEW JAZZ
Anna GILMORE is First To Occupy 1t AS
Prisoner and Name WIN Go
Down in History.

Anna Gilmore, a white wolrag, has
the distinction sand ner name Will 90
down in history. of being tine person.
VINO dedicated the new Jail $50 was
turned over to slseEiif John NJ. Flanagan.
by Chief of Police How. The charge
against ner was drunkenness. She be
came an inmate of the jair fasoatestvcn
O'Clock Wednesday, evening and was tn,
first person to occupy it as prisoner.
1t had been. rumored that prize was
10 be offered to the person bearing this
aissinctiop and the sheriff had ben be
veiged for information eorroborative Of
the report only TO witness looks Of sore
disappointment. when stating that the
rumor mad no foundation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
DEATH ENDS
SUFFERING
Of Michael Bodkin in Local Hospital
Wednesday Night-Funeral oc-
ours Saturday Morning.

Michael Bodkin died IN local ao-r
pital. Wednesday night at ten o'clock
after long illness with cancer of the
throat and after an operation nal been
performed upon him IN hopes of saving
him from death.
The deceased was tns SON of Mr.. and
Mrs: Peter Bodkin. and was thirty-eign,
years of aga. He is survived by mis-
parents and three brotners and sisters,
the latter being Mrs. joan Howe, Mrs.
Patrick AIcGann. Mrs. Michael Barrett,
James Bodkin, of Clarksburg; Thomas
Bodkin. Of Sioux City, Iowa. and Mar
tin BodlSin. Of Pittsburg.
The funeral win take place from tae
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
Saturday morning at ten o'clock. Bur
ial viii follow in the Hory Cross ceme-
tery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
GOES TO TEXAS
Well Known Oil Wen Pumper Leaves
MarshviIle For a Much Better
Position in the South.

Harry wesncr. an oil wen pumper for
the South Penn at Marshville. i Ieav
ing for higher position for Jennings
4 Company. The latter company mas
G9's production at BEAUMONT. Texas.
cc>s slso IN Colorado. Mr.. weeuer would
go to Colorado TO work. for he
e. q be nome with his folk. His father
j well-to-do farmer in Colorado.
Mr. Wesner is very industrious man.
II mas worked at Marshville. W. Va
for the South Penn. He mas svisited
~ogs Of MS FRIENDS in Pittsburg Oil
cit&.ind Is ready to leave Parksrsburg
for Colorado to visit mis- father AMI
mother and then leave for Texas with
Superintendent J. T. Davis. for Jenn.
Ines a co. He leaves many friends in
West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
DIRECT LINES
For Conducting Business of Mines By
Means of Telephone Will
Be Established.

). II. Wheelwrignt, vice president of
The Consolidated Coal Companies. was
int t,rviewed at Fairmont Wednesday at
the Offices of the Fairmontl Coal Com
pany. Mr.. Whcelwrigat is accompanied
on thi- trip by W. H. Andrews. trans
portation manager. and @. IL. Kalkmann.
manager If the Baltimore sales office.
the objsct Of Mr. Whe,lwright's visit
proved 10 be the establishment of a
system OF direct telegraph communica.
tion between the offices of the various
companies repres 'nted in the cOmbina-
tion. The Importance of this move can
readily be seen when toe necessity for
co operation of the several companies is
taken into consideration. In cases of
congestion in any transportation line, or
any other gauss leading TO probable ir-
regularity In the supply. tne general Of
fees can bc immediat ,lv communicated
with arl MEASURES takel !; o remedy the
difficulty. IS Mr.. Wlc lsrignt obsery-
Cd, ,he sa,-iue Of time meln- the sav.
ing Of loss. anil tne loss Inc 10 delay
in communication i no iason-iderable
item.
Direct lines will b, establish d between
the Fairmons Ccal Company. q Clarks-
burg Fual Germany. Ia Consolidated
Coal Company. of Cumberland. Md. the
Con 'oliaation Coal Company. II Frost
burg. Nd. tae PitisbuTg ana Fairmont
Full Company, and the Soncrsat Coal
Company. Of Som erSet, Pa. AMI tas gen.
nral Office in Bal.imore. the sal.s Office
in Philadelphia. and the geseral sales
Office in NV York
L. [. Malone. OF Fairmont, has recent
" been appointed general operating man
nger of all Inc coal companies in the
system.
Toe direct line viii 20 into operation
as soon as the company gets into IT.
nsw Offices in Baltimore, in tn, Cont
mental Trust Building. corner Of Balti-
more and Calvin streets. Mr.. Wheel
wright expects that this win b. about
the middle of February.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT
HoSTELRY IN WEST VIRGINIA
WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE
AMERICAN PLAN.
THE EUROPEAN SERVICE WILL NOT
BE ABANDONED BUT WILL BE
CONTINUED IN ADDITION.
The Change Tals.s Place On February 4
Charges On the American Plan win
Be- Two Dollars and a Half a Day
and Upwards.


Mr.. Galley, proprietor of ths Hotel
Waldo, Thursday announced to nis
friends and to thes public generally,
that, on and after February 4, iaDi.
guests will BE- received and entertained
at that house on the American plan. Il
representative Of this paper's5ao inter
Viewed Mr.. Gazfey concerning suca an.
noimcement, was advised by him that
1t was not mis- intention to abandon
his European service, but that Toe san.
whl..be continued in the future, with
certain additions and changes tiiat Ii.
hopes will contributs to the pleasure.
and espfort of his patrons. He viii
announce rates on both Itie European
and American plans, for all the rooms
in the Waldo, and guests at the tina Of
registering viii make tneir own selsc-
tion Of the cdaracter Of their entertaia.
ment. -
Many visitors to the city wao- hsys :
been accustomed to and VINO. prsfsr ihs
American plan, and NO also desirs 10
'nake the Waldo their home wian sIer,.
satss requested Mr.. Gazlsy to proyif.
for taen'' ani hs mas in compliancs with
their wishes now completed his .srranae
ueuts as above mentioned.
His gussts-and they ars many-wso
are accustomed to and have a prefer.
nceffor the European service. will in
Tho future as in the past, inays his cars
md .atssntion. and their wishes will not
IN taesltasts sbes Sighted: Ii IS his 81.
tention 10 rnalsA the watIo. a,o.b L
European and American service scconl
o none-ste make j, rank among The
very best hotels'fh Ia country simply
because it viii continue to b. Of tnat
grade.
!, sParats dining rooms win b. proyisci
loi'>she different services, wits " II
SAGA ftiiem, and nothing wiil De- isrr
'Inione that will add to the psrso..,i
'omfort 0 fine Waldo's guests me
atcs for the European services srih r..
'lafn, as heretofore, while the e;iarrs-
.er ~. anesican plan win be $3.50 pr
lay andsrF,Ssrds, aecordfng Is tar siz,
Ind location of rooms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
Two Plain prunks.

Two prisoners facc,l Mayor Shields at
tine regular session of police court on
Thursday morning. Both had been
gathered in by the city police for ap-
pearing on The streets in a state of in
toxication. TTae mayor found bota
guilty Of The cnarge-which wasn't very
hard to do as botn confessed 10 it-and
assessed fines Of three dollars AMI costs,
One paid and was deceased from custody
and the other was sent over the roads
on a three day. trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
OUTRIGHT
SELLs>0UT
His InJurance Busiis,ss in Glen Elk To
Marx Koblegard and R,tires From
That Line of BUSINESS.

C. B. Outright & Company late. Wed.
nesiay evening sold their insirranc,
business in the ElSbridge building, in
Glen Elk. to Mark Koblegard & Co.. VINO
afe engaged. in that line of business
in the Moore building on Fourth
street Tne deal had been on FOR
several days. Mr.. Outright viii retire
from that line of business and givs his
attention mostly to mis- extensive tim
her and lumber interests. Only recent
" he opened up an office in Philadel-
phia in connection with his lumber trade
and win be there part of the time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
DAVID MoDIsPAUGH. WELL KNOWN
CITIZENS, APPEARS TO HAVE
LOST HIS MIND.
+BR00DED OVER FAILURE OF THE
EUREKA LOAN & BUILDING AS
ISOLATION AND INSANITY RE
Suits.
Warrant Sworn Out Against Him and
Officers Have Difficulty in Taking Him
Before. the Magistrats-Had To Re
sort To a Carriage.

.
David Modispaugh, the well known
citizen residing on Monticello avenue,
is belieyed to be insane. So strange
were mis- actions taat it was decided at
noon Thursday to issus.a hnacy war,
rant againt. him. This was done BY
Magistrate NJ. s. Riley and it was given
to constables Guy Merritt and Z. H.
Rogers TO execute. They went to his
home, but could not induce MIN TO ac.
company them to tne magistrates of.
flee. They then returned up street and
procured carriage; in which to bring
him. D.
1t is stated by some who are acqnaipt-
ed with the case that tine cause Of bis,
arrangement was the failure Of the
Eureka Loan and Building Association.
1t is said be had seven or eight hundred
dollars in tbe association. wasn it went
to the wall. He had little hope sof re-.
covering any of tais and took tae- mat
ter much 10 heart. Brooding over the
loss finally impaired his mind and mis-
present unbalanced mental condition re
suited.
Modispanga is about So yearssiof age,
hasa wife and several grown children.
At press hour tne officers had not
succeeded in gstting him b.fore the
magistrate ana were standing guard,
awaiting tlii arrival Of physician to
examine him. s=-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19

CONFERENCE
Is Beng Held in Parkersburg By Minis
ters of tHs Southern Method
ist Church.

DR.. 7. $. Wade. of mi. city. is in
Parkrrsburg attending The West y;r.
ginia conference Of tae Methodist Epis.
copal church. Soutn.
The conference h,Id very interest.
ing missionary meeting Wednesday al
ternoon at 2:3O o'clock at st. Paul'.
church. Parkersburg. R,V. w. W. Can.
ter, Of Ashland. Ky, made an eloquent
address at tn, evening service. which
was ncld at 5.so p m.
Thursday services were held at II
4. m 2.so AMI 7:so p. m. Rev. C. b
Foote. Of Lexington. KY. made IN ad-
dress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
County Oil News.

East of Folsom. in thfs county, the
Long Fork oil &Gas Company has
drilled its test on The James Ashcraft
farm througn the fourth sand and the
aoie mas filled up l,sOo feet with fluid
from the Gordon
The South Penn Oil Company has
drilled its No. SO on the Gsnine Robinson
tract 5 feet int otne Gordon and ha>
Just a sao wof oil. Some gas was dsr
velopei in the top OF the sand.
Ia tn Salem district in toe same
county. the South Penn OIL Company
has drilled its No. on tae J. D. law
farm through the Gordon and tne hole
has hIisd m 1000 feet vito oil.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
INVITED
To Reception To-Be Given BY the Bap-
tist Young People in the
y. M. C. A. Parlors.

Invitations reading as foiisSs be.
ing mailed for what promises to Bss,..
of ths most delightful social functions
of th2 season:
Reception
Tne Plaee-Y. NJ. C. A. Rooms.
The Time-Tuesday evening, January
s. twertNifourth. nineteen hundred
and ive, eight to eleven.
The People-Tne Baptist young people.
Social Committee-AIiss Cora Smith
Miss Jessie Lyon. Miss Artna Garrett
Mrs. Carl Hornor. Miss Bessie Ogden.
Mrs. Mary Fulton, Mr.. Lee Williams.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. ls-After
'ast nisat's futile conference of train
men with Pennsylvania railroad official.
very lodge was notified to be prepared
for cfPhsr message today which will
either caH the men out on strike or
notify taem faat the differences hare
been amieably adjusted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
WRECK IN FOG
On the Midland Railroad in England Re-
suits in Death of Six Persons and
Injury To Twenty.

LONDON. Jan. I9-Two trains on tae
Midland railroad collided near Barneles
m fog today. and a third ran into the
wreck. Four passengers and two train
men were killed. Twenty persons were
injured. seven seriously.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19

I
Also $. b No 6s-caanging toe time
FOR holding the 4srms or the circuit
courts . ftae state. Judiciary.
And S. B. No. e4-to establish a
bareau of state archives. Public Ii.
braries.
By Mr.. Hatfield, 5. B. No. e5-pre-
vidins for tn- nominations of canii-
dates for public Office by primary cleo
tions. ,Judiciafy
By Mr.. Cook, by request S. B. No.
relating TO ths fees of shcrifs.
BY Mr. Thorn, by request, S. B. No.
e7-tO pronibit the sale by druggists and
otaer p ysons of cocaine and drugs OF
like naturs. Medicine an sanitation. ?
BY Mr.. Darst, S. B. No. 6s--to yestab-
lish pure food commission. Finance.
By Me McKown. by request, S. b.
No. Go-to amend sections 9. s. 0 and
81 Of chapter of the acts Of August
|, 1901. concerning tne collection of
taxes. Finance.
BY Mr.. Hicks. 5. b. No. To-reIating
to injury TO railroad property. Rail-
roads.
BY Mr.. colcord, S. B. No. 7i-conccrn,
ing applications for state licenses.
Judiciary,
By M Hill, S. B. No. ,.72-amena.
ing section 0 of chapter OF acts or
the extra session concerning the keep.
ing oft shsriffs' accounts. ..Ipdieiary.
BY sIr MeDsrmott. b. No. "a,
creating the Office of commissioner OF
public highways, Roads and navigS.
ton :.
BY Mr.. Talbot. S. B. No. 74Acon-
seTning the taxation of railroad, car
lines, telegraph and telephone lines,
etc. judiciary.
BY Mr.. f4iclss, s. b. No. 75-to pre-
vent the pollution of the waters of the
New and Great Kanawha rivers. -siel,
icine and sanitation.
Mr.. Johnson introduced resolution !
authorizing .tlle president to appoint A.
=. Anderson and a. ]. Thompson clerk.
'l the committee on medicine and san.-
tatihn which was referred to the com
nittee IN appointments,
Senate. Bin No. 2l, amending the
charter of the town of SistersviIle.
vas rsal a third zine anil passed.
Senate Bill No. IA, amending the
'hartsr of Fairmont,. on second reading
vas read a second time and on motion
# Mr.. cornwell referred 10 the commit.
tee on tde. judiciary.
Senate Bill No. Is, authorizing the
'ity of Fairmont TO appropriate money |
70 pay for. Improvement of the water
works, on second rrnding was read
q e ssSonJ stims and PASSED to its en-.
yrossment and. thid reading.
s. J. R. No. 6swas introduced bv. Mr.. |
Montgomery amending the constitution |
II the state so as to pay the members |
If the county courts of the state $500
'er day alas smileage. Judiciary.
5. J. R. No.'7, by Mr.. Forman, pro-
posing an amendment to the constis
ution Of the state concerning the ap-
'ropriatiohs' for TIE, support of .free
chools.
4 message was received. from the |
Iouse by Mr.. Hazlett announcing taat |
hat boly had passed II. }. r. No. 5
md asked the concurrence of ths scnat,
.aerein.
4 message was received from the
Iouse by Mr.. Gallagher announcing |
aiat that body had passed H. j. R. No.
and asked the concurrence oil the |
Senate therein.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
DURING ANNUAL CEREMONY OF
BysSSING OF WATERS IN FRONT
OF THE WINTER PALACE.
SEVERAL SHOTS WERE FIRED
FROM ACROSS NEvA IN DIREc-
TIoN OF THE PALACE.
Bullets Enter the Windows of tn, Pal
ace and Shatter Them, But No One
Was Hurt BY Them-Attsmpt to As
sassinate Gar.
By Associated Press.


ST. PETERSBURG. Jar. l9-During
The annual ceremony Of tn blessing of
waters in front of the winter palace by
tiis Emperor this morning sSve:al sno;s
wer fired from across tne neve.
The bullets entered tha window, of
the palace.
No one was nurt.
An examination of por;;on of one
of ths misslss fired into the palace Id
to the sipposition that it came from
the battery which answered to, salute
Of the forts but it is difficult to con
ctiye how this could aappsn without 4
deliberate plot.
The Emperor show no excitement.
He carried out the entira ceremony.
the shots struck windaws above
wiiere An5i sadcr Mccormick and many
distinguished persons wars vi,wing tn
ceremony.
The Emperor had miraculous cs-
cape. as it i now certain tine missiles
came from a gun of tine Bourz battery
loaded with grape, not snarpnel
Some bullets struck. the little chapel
IN which tine Emperor was standing.
cut the stafr Off the standard, and
ridiled the basement windows Of taa
.palacs, killing a policeman and wound
ing an officer and three marines.
The gun aimed little lower might
have destroyed the wnole royal dynasty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
Epidemic of whOopina couah

An epidemic of whooping cough pre-
walls on Mulberry street many Of the
ehihlren of the residents Of that street
being afflicted with it. The children OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Hess. Mr.. ami Mrs.
William H. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. j NJ.
Knox and others have it
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
Arr,s.s MOI Tarsn seriouslx.

By Associated Press.
BEDFORD. Ind, Jan. lo-Ths arrest
Of Frank Evans and B. L. Browning for
the murder of Sarah senafer is not taken
seriously hers. the story of the Jivorc-
ed wife of Browning about delivery to
her of bloody clothes by Evans i not
generally credited. She says she turn
ID the clothes over to detectives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19

Marriage licenses have bscn issusd
from the county clerks Office TO Guissp,
p Guiliana and Maria Lo.strappo. John
4. Bartlett and Theresa jarrett, and
Homer L. Bennett and ona MorFord.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
No Election Yer

JEFFERSON CITY. No., Jan. 10
Only one ballot was taken by tae joint
assembly today. II resulted, Neidring-
naus, 81; Coclrell, 81: Kerens, g; Petty
ionn, 3. The assembly adjourned until
tomorrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
BY Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. ls-Today
the employees at the Leya snipbuilding
Works to the number of twelve hund,.
red struck. This practically closes all
work on Russian naval vessels.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-19
The Grain Mnrlt.t

The Grain Mart,t.
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. ls-waeat, lleH
corn. 4214; oats, soK.