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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
.SOMMERS
QUALITIES
As Member of tn. City Council, the
Garth Of Offs, Being Administered
City Clerk col,.

Camden Sommers took the oatn of Of
flee Wednesday morning at the city
council chamber as counciimn from ths
Fourth Ward of the city. Tae oatn
was administered by city clerk VIII
H, Cole. Mr.. sommers succeeds A. X.
Thorn. who resigned owing to the fact
that he is a member of the state leg
islature and, therefore, preferred to be
free from the city government to act
on any city matters taat might come
up b fore the legislature. This action
on the part of Mr. sommers was just
as tine Telegram foretold a few days
ago assertions to the contrary notwitn-
standing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
OIL MAN
is DEAD
John Cecil Palmer, One of Vice Presi-
dants of Oil Well; Supply Company,
Passes Away in Pittsburg.

t2nts of Oil Well. Supply Company,
Passes Away in Pittsburg.
John Cecil Palmsr. Of Pittsburg, is
dead He was one Of the vice presidents
Of the Oil Well Supply Company, of
wnicn the Clarksburg mouse by that
name is part.
lie was found unconscious at tae cor
ner of FORBES and Halket streets, by a
policeman, who assisted him into a
fneighbcring drug store. where ne died
about $3.50 o'clock. He was a sufferer
from enlargement of the heart, waica
was the cause Of mis- deatn.
The body was then placed in the pa
troll wagon and taken to the police sta
tion. Papers found in his pockets led
70 an Identification, and John Eaton,
president of the Oil We'll Supply Com
pany, an intimate friend Of Mr.. Pal
mer, was summoned. He ordered the
body removed to the deceased's nome.
Mr.. Palmer was one of the best known
oil operators in the United States. aay-
ing been prominently identified wita de.
velopments in this part of the country
for the past 30 years Born In wetmn.
ka. Ala, 81 years ago, he came to tac
Bradford oil fields in the early 70s and
soon became quite an extensive opera.
tor. He continued in business for MIN.
self until about 1879, when ne accepted
a connection vita tine Oil Well supply
Company rs a field representative.
For Is years he looked after the in.
terests Of the company. being stationed
during that time at jamestown, Brad
ford and Warren. About 10 years ago
ne was elected secretary and served in
this capacity until little mors tnan
q year ago. wnen ne became one Of the
vice presidents.
Asids from his connection wiz, the
supply company he wa large inde.
pendent producer, his operations ex-
tending over the Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Southwestern OHIO fields
His time was devoted entirely to mis-
business,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
FOUND
LOST BROTHER
Did H. D. Martin IN Fairnont As small
POx Patient-Looked At Him
From a Distance. O

The Fairmont West yirginian says:
n. D. Martin, of Clarksburg, came to
the city yesterday morning in quest Of
his brother, j. w. Martin, of Water
street. from w0om the family had not
heard for years. He was not awar-,
therefore, until his arrival here. of mis-
brothers having the small pox. The
consequence was that he only got to
see MIN at respectful distance after
having found min. Wort, however. IS
doing wen thus far, being able to be up
and dressed during ire day, showing tae
case 10 be mild one"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
BAPTIST
BOARD
MEETING

\ quarterly meeting Of the executive
board OF the Baptist General Associa-
tion was held here Wednesday at a,
morning session at lo:3o O'Clock and an
afternoon session at 100 O'Clock. wit,
Rev. j. w. Eddy, of Fairmont; Rev.
Ma Summers. Rev. w. c. Calder ana
Dave d. johnson, of Parkersburg; Rev.
Arthur Hank. of Salem; Rev. .B. p.
lIicidsn. OF Mineral, ana Rsva. 1. y
Moore, I. f. Peters and r. B. aicDanel.
of this city, attending.
Regular quarterly reports were receiy-
ed from 81 missionariss, VINO preacasd
65s sermons and attended 27s otnsr
meetings, preached regularly at ss
churches and had 90 out stations, adIsa
l54 TO church membership, and trave,cd
6.els miles during the quarter.
Three new missionary pastors wer-
appointed, namely. Rev. J. II. Massit.
at Lost City. Hardy county; Rev. L. r.
Groves. for the Pinay river field. in
iNaieign county, and Rev. Quirof, vf Hnr
Ian, as general missionary for Aiingo
county with headquarters at willian
son.
Mrs. W. Morgan. president Of ihe
woman's Baptist Missionary Society Of
West Virginia. was present. sh,
presented a recommendation. asking for
the appointment of Miss Lulu Niece Il.
field worker for the state in -,soman's
work. the appointment to Be made by
the Woman's Baptist Missionary So.
ciety of tine West. the woman's Baptia /
Missionary Society of West Virginia.
and the Baptist General Association
Executive board and the salary 10 be
paid in equal parts by these organize.
tions. but to be raised by the various
woman's societies.
The board decided to purchase Ian.
tern for General Missionary VI. a. sum.
ners to be used in illustrating lectures
IS he goes about the state. Rev. w
J. Eddy donated a gas machine and
thoroughly equipped lantern to BE- pail
for by special contributions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11

Are the Abandoned Members of the
Show Company Which Stranded
Here Monday Night.

Tne abandoned members OF the Gas.
Teton opera company that stranded here
Monday night got out of the city
Tuesday night. Six OF them went 10
Chicago and the other six to New York.
Public subscriptions were taken to de.
fray their transportation and other ex-
penses on tae way. The people re-
sponded; generously. Members OF the
company authorized the Telegram to ex.
pres their most sincere gratitude for
the kindness and to assur all those VINO
came to their rescue that they would
ever have warm spot in tn hearts
for clarksburg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
DIRECTORS
ARE ELECTED

Al the annual meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association Tuesday
night in the Parlor OF the association
five directors were elected to serve
three years. T'ne board is composed of
fifteen directors, five of whom are elsct-
d every year. Those elected Tuesday
night are G. W. Lynch, A. ]. Fletcher.
y. Hcrnor Davis, " F. Snider and John
Ruhl
There was a gratifying attendance
At the nesting and the supper served
just prior to the calling Of the meeting
70 order was sumptuous and very muca
enjoyed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
JOLIFFE
THE FOR6ER
Is Operating ths Same Game in Wheel
ing As That He Did in CiarksbuIg.
Win Likely BE- Prosecuted.


Clayton Joliffe, of Fsirmont, wao forg-
I'd check on John A. Clark. of taat
place and had it cashed here by Messrs.
Hickman and Jrnes, of the Diamond
buffet Saturday before New Years, Is
again in trouble along the same line.
The forged cneck cashed acre was for
SIS AMI was drawn on tne West vir-
ginia bank by Joliffe, payable to himself.
This time he has operated in Wheeling
according to the following taken from
the Fairmont Times of its Tuesday is
sue:
The letter goes to say that "Clate"
CAME to tae Wheeling man broke and
asked MIN to cash the check which was
drawn on the City Bank of wheeling
for $500 with the fac simile signature
of John A. Clark attached to it. The
man being friend of Joliffe, gave him
the money but the check came back on
MIN.
Tne Wheeling man asks the ex-sheriff
what to do about the matter. A reply
was immeiiately sent to prosecute MIN
that it is only matter of time until
the man will be sent to the penitentiary
and that it may as well be done now
as any ime. The criminal is not rela-
tive of the ex-sneriff. he has been
caught up several times on similar
cnarge but was LET of easily in the nope
that he would reform. He is prominent
ly connected in this county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
Bank Stockholders Met.

The stockholders of the West Virginia
bank held their annual meeting in the
banking room Wednesday. The follow
ing board of directors was elected: A.
Duff. D. Davidson. G. L. Duncan. w. P.
fioff. c. NJ Hart R. i. Haynes ana
W. N. Late, it being the same board
with the exception of R. A. Haynes va
was elected to take the place OF c. ".
Lynca, resigned. The board re-electei
the sam offers with C. L. Duncan pre.i-
dent, and z. D. Tumlin, cashier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
OF
BASKET BALL
Is Played Bstween Y. M. c. A. and
Local Team At Association Gymnas-
ium, the Former Team Winning.


In place Of the basket ball game be
tween the Fairmont and Clarksburg Y.
VI. G. A. teams, game between the
clarksburg associaticn team and local
team was played in the Y NJ c. A.
gymnasium Tuesday evening at the con
clusion of the annual nesting of tn<
association. The Y. NJ. c. A. team was
as follows: Clarence Conner. Charles
Thompson. Ell Laubenstein, Secretary
Maylotb and Charles Kane. and the
other team was composed Of Scott Camp
Iks Kelley Charles Boughner, Fleming
Holden aud Percy Showalter. The Y.
". c. A. tram, Of course. carried afT tae
victory by n score Of 50 70 ].
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
Small Runaway.

Albert Market. the bread dsaie-. aaa
a small runaway Tuesday evening at
$3.50 O'Clock. Horse and wagon w,nt
pell nell down stealey street to Mon
ticellO avenue, and the veaiel. upsst
and dulnpsi a lot Of bread out. 80
one was hurt and the wagon was not
damaged
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
LEGISLATURE CONVENED
AT NOON WEDNESDAY
By Assoeiatsd Press.


CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. lI--BOta
branches of the state legislature CON
yened promptly at noon today in bien-
nial session. Ths roll call of both nous,
showed tnat the Republicans have =
majority Of fifty-sx on joint ballot.
Permanent organization was sasily ef-
fected as the Republicans in caucus last
might had agreed upon officers.
The officers of both senate ani house
were chosen at the Republican caucu,
last night. In the senate they are
Gus A. Nortacott, Of Huntington, prssi
dent; John T. Harris, OF Parksrsbu.g.
clerk; Thomas o'Brien, of Wheeling.
sergeant at arms; j. NJ. Daissy, door
keeper.
In the house Fred Paul Grosscup, OF
Kanawna county, was elected speaker;
Harry Shaw, of Fairmont, clerk; H. n.
Warden. sergeant at arms, and d. L.
Edmcnds, door keeper.
At tine Republican caucus last nigat
Senator \. B. Scott was unanimously
nominated to- succeed himself in tn,
United States senate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11

Jesse J. Flanagan. Of Salem. arrived
aere Wednesday morning from trip
east.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11

Senator Northcott, president OF the
senate, is son of General R. S. North
cott, of this city, and formerly resided
here. clarksburg is proud of tas honor
conferred on min.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11

u. 4. Nusbaum has returned from
an eastern trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-11
JUDGE NATHAN GoFF, OF THIS
CITY, AN HONORARY PALLBEAR-
Err, AND DAVID 3Nv1DSoN AN
ACTIVE ONE.

BUSINESS Houses Generally Are Closed
As Well As Some Of the Schools
Coal Mines Also Close Down For tn.
Day-FlOral Tributes Were Numerous
and Most Beautiful.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
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STATEN.

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poro @ouctt iriibercr itdotiidcr Sns
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Die (hnt lit nidlt betannt.
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Gin Erotcit @oltbicr'5.

Yori5, 4. Ic3cmbcr - Eremicr
Rouoier crbob bcutc IN ser 3cputir.
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Die io}ioIiitiidc GrfIdtun9 III @lm-
itcn Der rlliliIdcn Hcboittiouiitcn II.
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Nlrh Guuc6mcn bon 5lpon3ig
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N|or0cn uollitdu0il beircit bon cincm
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