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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

has been under lease from - to 90
years for period of % years, but
we have not been able to learn "a, to
the certainty of the report. In the
mining field there l. but little work
being done, the abundance of rain
being hindrancc which has caused
the Schoolheld-Specs mines, the only
one, being operated to shut down
for few days. -Carr,yille CORES
pondcnce Press.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11
GAINESVILLE.

The hail,torm Saturday damaged
early vegetables.
Fruit in thi. section l.. damaged
some.
The wheat crop presents better
showing than expected
The tobacco crop is short.
Walter Rhodes is at home after
spending the winter in the Marion
graded school.
W. b. Lasher of Hampton was in
town Saturday.
Postmaster Hardesty, Of Hardcsty,
was in town Saturday.
Dick Miles was in town last Satur-
day.
Jim Chittcnden, Of joy shopped
in town Saturday.
Billy Barnett, of Tolu, was here
last week.
Ed Ecrle. has done nice job of
painting on the hotel
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11
DYCUSBURG.

Mr. CLYDE smith "A lo has hspu tho
or,., - n. ANN, NJ. u, WI.
returned to his home SATURDAY.
Ne..rs Emmett, and U.rbor,
Grave. and Robor, Sco,t w.r. gr..,.
If Mr.. / Sb.lhv ~ Salon, Iy.5
nesday.
Loui, Clifton. of Marion wa, here
Monday.
Eugene Brown was in Smithland
one day last week.
Thomas Brasher and family return.
ed from Milburn. |. r. Saturday.
Our people enjoyed moving pic
ture entertainment at the hall Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
Mr.. Sherdy Debo. Of KELSEY was
in town sunday.
Mis-, Hester Crouch ha, been the
guest of Mis-, Mamie Dvcu, several
days.
Mr., Jane Ralston of the Caldwell
Springs. passed through en- route TO
Paducah and Mayield Tuesday. on
visit to her sons.
Emmett Graves returned to hi,
home in Paducab "Wednesday
Billie Smith and family of Living
ston passed through en- route To CLAY
Saturday.
Bernie Doom,. of Kuttawa. wa. in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Moreland Of Koop visited |
friend, here recently
Mr.. r u NcR.vnoId. nav. ..,
eral of her friend, nice surprise
dinner Wednesday.
Mr. lanes Rr,.bor and ,;,.. No..
in town recently.
NJ Grs Cr,ro. NO =. -.
Wednesday.
Ne.dames Marshall and Clifton
md Misses Nell Clifton and Myr,Ie
iancey were guests of Mrs. William
'mitb Of Livingston county last
,oek.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

On Saturday last Hurricane creek
wa, higher by head water than was
ever known by the oldest citizen, ON
the creek.
The Colorado potato bug, are play
ing havoc with the potatoc, in This
country.
Mr., Thoma, Babb aud Mis-, Ma
linda GULL, of Salem. visited Mrs
McAmi, of this place recently
Mr. j. Taylor is treating hi~ resi-
deuce to a fresh coat of paint : \.
Mark l. the painter
Mr., Susan Do,sist made flying trip
To Elizabethtown and return a few
day, ago.
c. W Taylor. W. l.. Funkhouser
and Mi,, Naoma Minuer returned
from Evansville sunday morning
Mis-, Ina Yatc, of sheridan i, Wis
itins Mi,>c, Ruth Stephenson and
Fannis Johnson of thi, place
Farmer, using Decring or Meteor
mick machine, can find repair, at
Wheeler X Hoover, in Tolu
Esq l.. \. LaRuc was in Tolu to
day. and say, he want, a little salt in
hi' bread. and consequently he i, no
candidate for magistrate.
George Ko-min,ki, Of Marion. was
here Friday shaking hand, with his
friends.
James Wright who went To Ey-
an,villc some month, since to attend
a bushes, college, returned Friday
and l. in very delicate health.
j. G. Wolf. formerly very enter
pri,ing merchant of this place. but
now of Evansville. va, here Saturday
with his many friends.
Geo. Funkhou,er returned from
Sike,tou. Mo-. recently.
Mrs c. b. Hna returned Satur- |
lay to her home in Marion after a
week visit To relatives here.
The river is rising at rapid rate
md ON account Of 80 much rain there
: no telling where it will stop
Morri, Paris went 90 Marion to
ret his housekeeping outfit.
ID. W. Stone. Tolus hustling mer-
liant. has JUST received a nice line
+ Star brand shoes. There are no
hoes made that give better satisfac-
ION than these They took the blue
ibbon at the 81 Louis World Fair
n 1904.
Say. Mr. Editor our folk get
nightly tired waiting for the good old
'res- when it, arrival is delayed un
j Saturday. II you want to keep
lings sweet cant YOU hurry it up
tile? Now. Mr.. Editor, please do n 4
All u chronic grumblers. This il
he first time We have complained,
ou know.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11
MINING N EWS.

Cls05 Keutuc' Hopewell Mining company are
I.{:. ,u.hg every day and getting out
duff in Liv1
ferry, opp, r ,Ea; r,uor'Ptr COMPANY C VIII
Nv stands. ~ Dol g "a. -; ~ ,"o y VI
e year this CT,
Inst newspape '"' VI 1i"' '"a' was
sn.L,, .ha shipped from Marion was loaded
nnhi;s,.d =, shipped last week by Watkins &
u village. ene'' from '"e Oo'uH'oia mines
lsurteen years 50 Kentucky Fluor Spar Co
the first seoing to sink new shaft on the
ID the waters ldike lead, near the Memphis
ised down stress.
~",.A''on' S'etick is being hauled out to the
yer in navigstio0odo Cor tb, nur,,o,o . ,,,,,
in new compressor; this puts
"if'eeh years Commodore Mining company in
on hentufe lead in this district as they in
"'ted 10 nd sinking their shaft with com
0e'ame essed air and air drills and not with
Neaiiy ia'naot air, as many other people do
svoted band
haso who The Maser and Little mines on the
.emher. 90 award place are shut down
vicinity of wNatkins & Drescher had a mum
ds. In thest of wagons hauling lead and zinc
was through the Columbia mine.
or 'nir'y m'si Claire, H., is getting out
u meetings o.irty-fve tons of spar per day
no visit =
Eddy Groihirview mines, Ill.,, are turning
,hern part of /about thirty tons day.
equest 70 the SHE big heavy rain that came Sat
e OF her moray morning flooded number of
ie troubles thatmines in this district, but they
ir peace. Brethre be pumped out and work re-
and they went. IN
gCaye-in Rock Mining compa-
As sinking new shaft about one
-" :" mile southwest of their mill Oh
VIZ Phil, Ill.
in Tia roA
! 8 ..<v TX ~ a. knewhat of sensation was ere
~ - pere some two weeks ago in re-
o the mineral lands in this Sec
~,,t n = ia ~ Same have found out that land
q ~. .g..5er 81
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11
BRINS0N B. DAVIS
ARCHITECT

sos Soc The Masonic.
Louisville, Kentucky
u sou intend To- build Sou need
thc services Of good Architect
and YOU save by employing one.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11
New Millinery Store.

Misses Ruth Martin and Mamie
Haynes have opened new doll mil
linery store at their homes on Salem
street
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

To supply every citizen of this town
with wire screens aud doors at lowest
prices. BOsTON * PARIS.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11
black ma Z

uoing' rdsh motives inspire more people
'iacS ma'.unkind things of a really mer-
@De'n Terry article than of am inferior ar
,o"y 'mit rhe reason for this Is plain
ratsy Ma people. There is no need
N, Sally Pads breath to condemn an ar.
any Dnampio' poor quality, for in time it
oe'h "hitten' ra,mn itself just so surely
'--"d''er' huoearticle of distinctive merit in
airy, John Piekein the esteem and recognition
watson zen it is entitled.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

ear in the luette, Kansas, on Mon
tornado destroyed a large
Stilley. FIR that town and killed quite
| ochran. Johf of people, % having been
Matthew Sen that town alone The de-
\ black ma ION was widespread.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

nam pucA'ey authorized to e>nnouuce
ized with o. PoeUE, of frances. as
from the cou for Sbe7f of Crittendan
the most of .bject to the action of the
= from theft party.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

trial of Judge JAS. Hargis, at
nnsn, charged with melting to
C.eon, has ended in failure
:, the jury standing 10 to > in
1.-THE accused. Judge Hargis
k'equently admitted to bail by
R ,arker in the sum of S25. 600.
prosecution made its strong
IN the trial of Hargis and
a convict, it is hardly sup
they will be more successful
OF th9 minor cases. There
luestiOnably a good deal of
" elected for Judge Hargis.
49,
) the fact that he himself had
e brothers foully assassinated
thitt county, and this may
some effect on the jury. At
there are always two sides
question and It's said 1.-THE !
not so black as he has been
=.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

lass matter June c6th 1S-4.
rion Ky. under the Act of
!, 30.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

""o iOiig 81 AT
Spiop sr. lie !
Matthew Sp
aan; Nancy c
Dicey Proct'
Henrietta Rus
Hanah, a black
" woman; II
9TH Joiner, MAJ
. Minty Dill
Elizabeth CT,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11
0UNCEME NTS.
AY, MAY II, 1905.

thorized to announce +.
Heu '"'o oiiu of Marion. as candi-
in the dwellinesentative from the couu-
,v selIers ctenden and Livingston,
-, - he action of the Democra-
laniel Brown.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-05-11

say that We me
ate the centenr
church, we ar,
aIopg time "a
at it is only By
a form the real
ben Salem churc
particle of the
orth of the Oh
dden territory,
( was thirteen T.
'reat state of II
o statehood.
1895, Kcntuc' Z
Indians, killies
duff in Livi
. ferry opp'ea n J
Nv stands. min
e year this Ct
irst newspapee !.
ucky, the ,'.'
published in
village. sH'
urteen years az
the first scoin
the waters idik
M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
ON
BARBERS ARRANGE
HOURS FOR LABOR DAY

The fact that Monday, Sept. 4
being Labor Day and TINT it comes
this-yea on the first day of the fair,
has been creating considerable dis
rcussion in labor circles. The first
union to take action in this matter
was the BARRIERS Local, No. 34S,
j. b. /. u. of L. This local had e
meeting and decided to work regular
hours on Monday, and that each bar
her he allowed one half day off to
attend the fair on any of the three
remaining days, Tuesday, Wednes-
day OF Thursday. This resolution
met with the approval of both the
BARRIERS and employers and Will be
carried into effect and all barber
shops viii worll-fult hours on flfboy
Day and fair days as we'll. llis3
looks a fair5and just agreement and
the baTbeTs are to be congratulated
m thus taking time by the foretock
and by so doing avoiding and dis,
putes or disagreements later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24

Cline jackson is again daily, or
ct least dopey, as he has been addict
ed the past several years t. the llsl
Sof the drug that destroys mind, body
and soul
Dung Jackson Is one of the worst
dope fends IN this community and
several months ago was committed
10 the asylum at Weston, after lav-
ing been in magistrates court half q
'Iozen times, charged with lnnacY-
With the dope out of his system, he
mentally improved in the asylum
md seven weeks ago was discharged
sured. For short. while his be-
ilavier was creditable, but recently
ne went back to his old habits and
lal1nts, and now what mind he had
eft is deranged again.
Jackson at certain stages has nnur-
Ter inhis eye, or at least such Is hi
oreteppion, and it is always his aged
ulothel whom he is going to dis
patch to the better country. rs
usual this time he threatened to Kill
his mother, AIRS. Flora jackson.
wife Of Calvin Jackson, the well
known plasterer. and she found II
Necessary to again make complaint
70 the proper authorities and to have
|. rim fTe-arrested for Iunacy This
vas done by Constables p. ii. Rog-
aFs and w. Guy Merritt about ten
o'clock Thursday mofning jack
4on-ressted arrest and it WIS neces-
sary to struggle with him consider
IDLY. and yet he was not violent
THE officers accompanied BY the
S1Eed mother took him before jus
ice Riley, who ordered him lodged
IN Jail for the present. In all
probability he will be kept there two
or three DAYS IN order that 1t may.
definitely be determined whether he
x insane or Just under the influence
# dope.
The arresting officers express the
opinion that he is not crazy, but just
has the devil In him. Mrs. Jackson
says she is going I'd, see that he is
Kept intlle asylum at least two years
his time. but the asSlum authori-
tias. will likely have something to say
Us ia that.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
Milk Fails To Sour Under Rays of
Sun. and When 1t Does Sour It
Turns To Water Grand Jury
Should Make Investigation.

What is Believed to be a very sen
sational discovery has been made
here in the nature of milk sold by
local diaries. That the practice OF
eduIteration i being INDUCED in
there is scarcely a shadow of a doubt.
Illustrations and tests have been
made to TIE, entire satisfaction OF
some consumers
This week one of the patrons of
! local dairy purchased some milk.
Being suspicious of it and having
heard the product of the dairy que
toned, he concluded to test it. =,
4 pint of milk was placed in tin
nan. where the suns hot rays struck
it for two DAYS, and in all that time
and all that heat it did not sour.
but was just as sweet as when 1t
came from the dairy.
Another fnnlY a few days ago
purchased some milk with the inten-
ton of making smear-case out of it,
and kept it a week, but it did not
curdle and there were no signs OF
Sourness or fermentation
Still another case is where. when
the 1pilk does sour, it turns half to
wafer.
These tests Indicate that the milk
man is pntting something im the
milk. believed to be fornaldehyde,
a poison. It is process of en-
balming to preserve the sweetness OF
the milk.
A few DAYS ago in Ohio twenty
persons we're poisoned by using milk,
which it was discovered afterward
contained formaldehyde, and in
Parkersburg the same complaint
has gone up against the dairymen
The same is true in Wheeling.
It is stated that the use of form
qldehvde poison IN milk has been re-
sponsible for hundreds of deaths an
nually. This being true it is danz
gerous practice, violation of the
nure food laws, and the grand jury
should make sweeping investiga-
ton.
The PARTIES who made the tests
re known and their names can he
furnished ut the proper time. The
1nmek OF the dairymen who sold the
railk are also known, and can be
furnished for an investigation.
rhich it is urgent should be made
st once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
WIFE LEAVES
0RM0N RANDOLPH

Ormon Randolph and his wife, of
huntsville, Braxton county, have
separated. The separation is said
o have hen the result of incompata-
biliE after several years of married
life.
Randolph is a son OF Jesse F,
Randolph. of Salem, and brother of
Ernest Randolph, of that city, who
was recent Democratic nominee for
the House of Delegates. He is edi-
tor of the huntsville Enterprise, and
corresponding secretary of the West
Virginia Editorial Association.
They have two or three children.
Mrs. Randolph will likely apply
fora divorce and-ask for the custody
of the children. She is a Webster
Springs lady.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
SYDNEY LEVY DIES
OF TYPHOID FEVER

Sidney Levy, aged thirteen, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Levy,
residing at 331' Lee street, died This
morning at II 30 O'Clock, after a
three weeks illness of typhoid fever.
The remains will be sent to Phila-
delphia, the Former home If Mr..
Levy, where it will be received by
relatives and the funeral ceremony
md interment will take place.
A sad feature of this unavoidable
death Is that Mrs. Levy, the boys
mother, is herself lowering between
life and death with the same sick
less, typhoid fever. The heartbrok-
en- father will be unable to accom-
Dany the body, as the least intiIna-.
ion of sSidney's death would prove
fatal. to the mother Mr.. Levy is
indeed in sad distress, and the re-
gard and synpathies of the entire
community are extended to him and
his bereaved family until time, the
only mediator, can assuage their
grief.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
PLEASANT PICNIC
AT THE PARK

A congenial party Of picnickers
spent a very pleasant time in the
park Wednesday evening. They had
a bountiful and very epicurean sup
per at the park, after which the re-
mainder of Intervening was spent in
roller skating.
The party consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Il. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. j.. Groves, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
J. Groves, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Lee
Hedges, Mrs. A. T.. Talbot, Mrs;
Thomas, Misses Cora CorPening.
AreIla Martin, Alma Harris and
Edna Tinsnan, Mr. D. III. ParTill
and Master Carlton Thomas.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
RI0FER
IS ARRESTED

Still another man has been arrest
ed on the charge of being implicit
ed in the wholesale cutting scrapesaf
Pinnickinnick coal mines the night
of July % at christening, making
FIVE in all that are now charged witt
the riot. The latest to he arrested
is Peter Mlyczal5. Constable p. II
Rogers nabbed him at the mine or
Wednesday night and lodged him il
jail. His arrest was due to evi.
dence brought out at the hearing OF
some al the other fellows, accused
of the caltinS.. No time has yet beer
set for his hearing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
REVENUE VIOLATORS
TAKEN TO JAIL

United States Deputy Marshal e,
ID. Hupp brought Harry Halbritter
and William Perkey here from Park
seTsburg on No. IL Wednesday even
ing ana lodged them in jail until
3 O'Clock Thursday morning, when
he took them to the Preston county
Jail at Kingwood, where they will
serve 80 days each, Judge A. G.
DAYTON, at Parkersbprg, having
sentenced them that length of time
for violating the internal revenue
laws. Tie also imposed fine OF
800 each. Both confessed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
HARDWARE. COMPANY
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

The Roberts Hardware Company.
which was recently chartered, has
organized by electing officers as fol-
lows:
a. NJ. T. Cunningham, president.
c. j. Warnock, vice president.
A. L. Roberts, secretary and treas
urcr
The company expects to open for
business in the new Fordyce build
ing on Vets Pike street Sept. 1.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
LARRY CAN
SOLD AINBROSIA

Larry Can, the Italian merchant
on Water street, is likely to get into
serious trouble, as did a merchant
ont at Adamston for selling What is
called ambrosin, but which, in that
case, proved to be plain beer. The
fellow at Admission had no license
and got term in prison.
Larry has so far produced the evil
dence against himself. He did it in
a civil suit against the three Brayt
brothers, which was tried in Justice
Rilcy's court Wednesday night.
Larry sued for board, but it turned
out that merchandise was what the
Brayt brothers owed him for, such
as tobacco, cigars, pop, ice cream,
soft wine and Sanders celebrated
Ambrosia, labeled as an invigorat-
ing tonic. As soon as the justice
laid eyes on bottle of it, he became
decidedly of the opinion that it was
beer, and as Can had no license, he
cautioned Larry about the sale Of it
Larry plead ignorance and promised
not to sell any more of it.
The Justice excluded the ambrosit
sales from the suit and gave Larry
Judgment for the remainder. Jus
tice Riley is tetotaler and knows
nothing about beer, and that being
the. case the ambrosia Larry has may
not be beer at all.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
Dam COMMITTEE
Will MEET TONIGHT

The special committee appointed
at the instance of the council to look
after the matter of raising funds
with which to build another dam
across the West Fork river, viii hole
4 meeting in the Office of I. M. kel-
ley tonight at 8 o'clock, to discuss
line Of action. 1t is likely that
subcommittee will be appointed to
solicit funds. The committee con
sists Of l.. M. Kelley, NJ. J Nc
Andrew and DIR. w. P. Goff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
ESTATE
WORTH LITTLE

Heirs of A. W. Estlaek, ST., de-
,eased, of this county, whose estate
claimed by Receiver George Hahn,
IF Columbus. Ohio, in bankrupt
curt, claim that Estlack paid his
lebts in Ohio after entering bank
ruptcy there. 1t is also stated that
the notes he held are practically
worthless as the makers have no
property and that about the only
property he left worth anything is
he fifteen-dundred dollar debt due
from A. w. Estlack, Jr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
DEPLETE a REFRIGERATOR
AND CARRY A TENT AWAY.
BIT FALL TO GET IN RESI-
DENCES.
shadows Observed At Home of
Perry Williams BY His Son and
Burglars Are Frightened Away
No Glew As To Their Identity.

daring and successful robbery
took place last night in the most ex-
elusive. circles of Quality Hill, he.
tween the hours of IL and 10 D. m.
Fhe burglars succeeded in making
away with their booty. and so far nc
trace Of the perpetrators has been
found nor has any clue to the stolen
sproperty COME to- light. Before the
lniscreants were detected at their
task og crime they had already made
two Successful attempts, and were. al
ready engaged upon the third, when
tehev were scared away from the
scene Il seems that general
wholesale ROBBERY of that entire
sresfdences section of the city had
sIeen planned.
mic, seehe Of the first burglary
was tlle residence of v. Il. High
land: where the thieves ransacked
the refrigerator on his back porch.
taking the entire contents. Thel
also atten,tped to force an entrance
but were frustrated by the burglar
fastenings upon the windows.
From there the criminals trans.
ferred their scene of operations to
the residence of Mr.. S. r.. Harrison
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
RUNS NEEDLE
IN HER FOOT

Lille Davis, daughter of d. n.
Davis, of Margaret, accompanied by
her father and DIR. w. a. Marsh.
came to the City hospital Thursday
to be operated on. Tuesday while
playing with the baby at home she
Jumped on a needle. I'll ran into
her foot and was broken off. Eff
forts to extract the needle proved
futile and at the hospital the middle
of the afternoon Drs. Payne and
Marsh had cut into the foot three
fourth of an inch without locating
the needle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-24
FIVE COMPANIES COME IN
FROM, CAMP DAWSON AT
PARKEBSBURG ON SPECIAL
TRAIN
THREE COMPANIES ALIGHT
HERE AND MARCH AND
DRILL ON THE CENTRAL
STREETS.
Bows All in Gleeful Humor and
Happy To Be Back Home-Part
of First Regiment Band Comes
This Way Home.

The soldier boys are home safe
and sound and glad. Company \
with its full strength and five other
companies arrived here from Cam
Dawson near Parkersburg on spec.
ial train at ITO o'clock THURSDAY
afternoon The special. was made
up Of Eve COACHES and five baggage
cars and carried Companies X A.
B. G, / and NJ. The trip from
camp was madeswithout incident. eX-
cept that the boys were all in glee-
ful mood over the knowledge that
hey were homeward bound
Upon arrival of the train here
Companies A and B alighfed and
tireir equipment was unloaded. The
three companies then marched over
into the city proper. Companies a
md b cscorting Company Il. On
West Pike street just west of the
Waldo they went through some army
manelvers and the other two com
nanies returned to Glen Elk, while
Company K went to its nrmorv IN
the Patton building on West Pike
street.
All three companies conducted
themselves admirably and soon drew
a large crowd Of spectators, who adj
mired them yerv much. Company
A is Captain Jack Arnold's com
nany at Weston. nnd COMPANY B is
from Sutton with Captain Ernest
Carlin as its commander.
Uniformed and marching with
minute perfection they presented ?
very creditahle appearance and
would have done Justice to the
regulars.
The other companies proceeded
cast on the special and are from
Terra Alta. Kingwood and Elllius
Companies A and B left later in the
afternoon for their homes.
A part of the First Regiment band
of Shinnston came on the special.
while the remainder went over the
Ohio river railroad to Wheeling and
thence to Fairmont.