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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
Explosion of Fire Damp Believed
to Have Snuffed Out at
Least l26 Lives.
SO BODIES ALREADY TAKEN OUT
About $50 Men Were Working in
Shaft and Only a Few of Them
accommodating with En-
tombed Miners Completely Cut off
Work of Rescue Seriously Hampered
(BY Associated Prcssl

CARDIFF, WALES. July 11.-An
explosion of fire damp in No. 2 pit Of the
United National Collicry Company,
at Wattstown, in the Rhonddn, the
center of the Welsh coal fields. This
morning, is believed to have resulted
in the loss Of at least 1876 lives.
The explosion was followed imme-
diately by the belching of clouds of
smoke and dust from the pit shaft, in
which $50 men were working. The
force Of. The explosion wrecked the
machinery Mt the mouth of the pit.
Communication Cut OFF.
All communication with the doomed
meh in this direction is completely
cut off, No. shaft, adjoining, has
ordinarily afforded communication
with No. 2. The 800 mon in No.
and the few who escaped from No.
., were drawn up. a rescue party
descended, but its work was seriously
impeded by the foul mir and the FILLING
OF masses of earth, dislodged by the
explosion.
Altogether 90 bodies have been
rescued.
Worst Disaster SINCE 1894.
Heroic efforts have been made for
ours to reach the cntomhod men,
but late tonight the absence of all
sound from the interior of the mine
told the tale of the worst disaster
that has taken place III South Wales
siice 1894
The news of the explosion spread
rapidly and hundreds OF women AMI
children and thousands of men thr ml-
ed the head of the pit, seeking rela
t'ves, The mountain roadways were
crowded all the afternoon and there
are now streams of people in the
neighborhood of the mine all con
tributing to the pitiful scenes.
5.. Still Trying to Rescue.
Efforts. mt rescue were still in pro-
gress ut midnight and currents of
fresh mir were hcing driven through
the shaft. but the rcscuers are now
working without hope of reducing the
list of fatalities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
RUSSIANS FEAR
ANOTHER MUTlNY
Apprehension Along That Line Said
to Be Responsible for Delay
in Sailing.

RUSTENJI, ROuMANIA, July IL
Russian squadron seems 10 he delayed
here owing to the fear that another
mutiny will break out should the yes
sci put to sea.
The fact that fifty.hvc sailors from
the kniaz potemkinc, who surrender
cd. have been imprisoned OH board the
different vessels of the squadron
awaiting trial for rebellion, has caused
intense Indignation among the crews,
and, as consequence, there are fears
Of another mutiny.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
MAYOR OF NEWPORT ARRESTED
Retaliates by Having Jaler and Three
Other Men Observation-Disclosures Now
Occupies Cell Originally Furnished
for Him by His Friends-Mayor Lost
His Teeth.
(ny. As.us.. ,tn Press. j

CINCINNATI, o., July 1l.-.Jailcr
Plocgcr and three other men arc out
on bail, after arrest by order of Mayor
IIelmbnld, of Newport, Ky. Policemen
Flynn ami Ratican arc out on bail.
having been arrested charged with re.
sisting United States officers in the
discharge Of their duty and the mayor
himself was today hound over to ap
pear IN court Thursday and make an
swer tn charges Of resisting United
States officers.
Tried to Furnsr cell.
These were among the results of an
attempt of some of the friends of
Caleb. Powers. former secretary of
state of Kentucky, under Indictment
for completely in the murder of Will
liam GOebel, to furnish the cell which
the prisoner was 10 occupy, with more
comforts than usually fall to the lot
of inmates of The Newport Jail. In
the fight which followed when the
jailer refused to obey The mayors or
lcrs 10 place Powers in cell other
than that prepared for Powers, the
mayors teeth were knocked out, re-
volycrs were drawn, and almost the
entire police force OF Newport was
called into action. RAJ
POWERS Wins IN End.
Caleb Powers, thrust into Il small
cell last night, when Mayor IIelmbold
was in charge was taken upstairs to
the place arranged for him after
Jailer Plocgcr regaincd charge of the
jail The furniture which had been
taken from the room was replaced
Judge Cochran today directed the
issuance Of warrants charging CON
tempt Of the federal court against
Mayor Hclmbold Of Newport, and Po-
liccmen Ratican and Flynn, as result
CT their actions in connection with
tho commitment of Caleb Powers TO
the Newport Jail last night. The local
officials will have To answer to this
additional charge direct to the court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
Tobacco Trust Files Answer.

TRENTON, n. j.. July 11.-Tho
American Tobacco Company today
filed an answer in the Court of Chan
Gerry to the suit of Richard f. Dana,
who sued to- prevent the corporation
from merging with the Consolidated
and Continental Tobacco Company.
The answer states that the merger is
constitutional and ii was accepted by
the stockholders. A plea of laclIcs is
set up against the complainant he
cause the suit was started six months
after he received notice of the merger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
NEGRO RAN AMUCK
ON PENNSYLVANIA
AS Vessel Left Cape Charles He Went
Aboard With Two Knives
Shot by Policeman.
tBy Associated presaA

NORFOLK. VA. July l1.-Just be.
fore the New York, Pennsylvania and
Norfolk steamship Pennsylvania left
Cape Charles for Norfolk today James
Monroe. large negro. came aboard,
drew two long knives from beneath his
coat and ran amuck among the hundred
or more passengers. many of whom
were women.
a panic ensned and the passengers
fled from one end Of the boat to the
other to escape the insane man. The
efforts Of the Pennsylvania officers
to quiet: Monroe or to force him to give
np)hisIweapons were unsuccessful, the
man, threatening death to all who mp
preached him.
The acting chief Of police OF Cape
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
GET DOWN TO WORK.
Members of Antered Herd Combine
Business With Pleasure.
Cry Associated Press,

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 1.-THE
ElkS attending the nineteenth reunion
of their order today began to combine
business with pleasure. The opening
session of the grand lodge at the Tcck
theatre and the preliminary contests
of bands were the features of the
days program.
After the committee on credentials
had completed its work. Grand En-
altcd Ruler OI,ricn made his annual
report
He was followed by Grand Secretary
Fred c. Robinson, of Dubuque, Iowa
His report showed an increase of
22,SSSS in membership. There are
now several lodges with membership
OF over 1000.
Treasurer John X. Tcners' financial
statement says: "'rhc per capita tax
of ten cents, paid by the entire men,
hership, now over 100000. for the
maintenance of the Elk Home MT Red
fcrd City, Va, for INDECENT IGlks, has
been paid, and $500 worth of proper.
ty adjoining the home has been pur-
chased"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
ON A MYSTERIOUS MISSION
Three Men Rowed in From Steamer
to Ask if Any Survivors Have Come
Ashore Refused to Tell Name Of
Vessel. to Give Their Own Names
or Any Other information.
Ey Associated Preas.)

NEW YORK, July l1-Policc head
quarters received information tonight
mat an unknown yacht had been sunk
OIL Dobh's Ferry by n steamer flying
the Swedish Ing
II was learned that at about Q D. nj.
n small yacht, brilliantly Illuminated,
anchored off a dock ut Dobb's Ferry
AMI had hardly stopped when the
steamer ran into It, The lights on
both went out and the yacht turned
turtle and sank.
Mysterious Three Men.
flteen minutes later three men
from the steamer rowed ashore and
asked IL any survivors Ind come In
from the sunlien yacht Upon learn
ing that none had come ashore the
three men pulled their boat up on
the beach and took a train for New
York
They declined to shy who they were
or give the mama of their steamer.
and after they had taken the train
the boat continued on up the river
The Dobb's Ferry pilot reported that
several persons were drowned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
ROBBERS WERE
JEWEL EXPERTS
Took Mrs. Oelrich's Genuine Diamonds
and Left Paste Duplicates
Behind.
fBy Associated Preps.)

NEWPORT, r. l.. July 11.-Whcn
Mrs. Charles NJ. Oclrichs returned to
her cottage here tonight after an alb
sence of two hours, she discovered
that jcwclry valued at $4,000, had
been taken from her dressing case.
The Newport police were notified Of
the robbery. Among the jewels are
n diamond tiara and several pearl and
diamond ornaments.
During the period of Mrs. Oelrich's
absence three servants were the only
known occupants of the house. The
jewels, with their paste duplicates,
lay on n dressing case in Mrs. DEL
rich's chamber. The imitation jewels
were not taken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
viii Try to Extradite Them.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE
government will commence regular
proceedings for the cxtradition of the
crew of the Kniaz Potemliinc, as or
binary criminals. In the diplomatic ex-
changes OH the subject the Russian
foreign office has pointed out that
Roumanias promise to give the mutt
neers an asylum was made before Rou-
mania had been appraised of the crimes
committed by the Russian sailors.
Resides the foreign Office has remind
cd Rommania that, according 10 the
Roumanian law, dcscrters are extra
ditablc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
MONTAGUE HITS
AT MARTIN AGAIN
Makes Much of Senator's Admission
Of Hostility Toward Primary
System of Nominations.
Especial to tho Daily Press3

RICHMOND, VA, July ia large
crowd heard Governor Montague and
Congressman Swanson at Tazcwell to-
day. They were cordially received.
The most striking part of the gov
ernor's speech was his reference to
Senator Martins mention of the cor
poration commission at King George.
The senator had never commended the
commission, said the governor, hut
was trying to bring it into disrcpnte
by striking at it through him (Monta-
guc) for political reasons. Senator
Martin, he said further. had acknow-
lodged that he opposed the primary
plan at Roanoke because its adoption
would have hurt him (Martin). This
the governor said, was putting tho
senator's own good before that of the
State
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
HE ADMITS THAT
HE KILLED A MAN
Does Not Remember His Name, How.
ever, and Says it Was Done
in Self-Defense.
tRy Associated Press. }

NORFOLK. VA, July 1.-THE case
OF John e. McCallam, arrested mere last
evening on the charge of numbering a
man In North Carolina several years
ago, was called in the police court this
morning and continued until July 81,
pending the arrival of the North Caro-.
lima authorities, who have been mott
fed by wire
McCallam admits that lie killed n
man in Rowland, N. c.. in 1898. but
he claims that the killing was done in
self-defensc. lie says that he and the
murdered man. whose name he can't
remember, Guarrcled over woman
McCallam declares he fred the fatal
shot when the man drew a.razor and
advanced toward him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
CONDITION OF CROP.
Monthly Report of the Department of
Agriculture Showing Percentages.
Cry Associated press)

Cry Associated Prcss.)
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July H.
The monthly crop report of the depart
ment of agriculture shows the follow
ing percentages of condition.:
Corn, S7.3; winter wheat, S2.7;
spring wheat, 90; oats, 921; barley,
9l.5.
The acreage of corn is given as o.
O0l 900, an increase of 2,0S0,00O.
The acreage of rice is less than that
of last year by about $4,000 acres, or
2G per cent; and the condition on
July 1, was SIS. against SS.2 one year
ago.
The acreage of tobncco is less than
that OF Inst year by about $4,000 acres,
or 6.7 per cent. The average condi-
ton on July was S7.i. against $50
one year ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
KILLED WHILE ON
HIS WAY TO JAIL
"rs SIGH Charged "a With Criminal Assault
BrotIer-in.law. ~
fny Associated Press.)

JACKSON, MISS. July 11.-Davis
Collins, negro, who was convicted
of attempted criminal assault on Miss
liogg Mt special term of the Copia
county court today and sentenced to
ten years in the penitentlary, was
killed onf the way to prison by Mr..
Dickey, brother-in-law of Miss
IIogg.
The killing occurred at Crystal
Springs. Mr.. Dickey boarded the
train at IIazelhurst. When 1t stopped
ut Crystal Springs, Dickey walked in
to the coach where Sergeant Dodds
was sitting with the prisoner, AMI,
drawing pistol, Dickcy fired three
shots into the ncgros body Death
was instantaneous. Dickey surrend-
cred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Jealousy Causes Man to Shoot His
Sweetheart and XIII Himself.

SWSCtlCaIt anu MI F1bInSelT.
U1y Associated prcss)
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July IL
a murder and suicide this afternoon
ended the lives OF Edward o. Doughty
and Mcla S. Clyde, of Philadelphia.
Doughty, the murderer, was insane
ly Jealous of the woman and she, in
turn, DESTROYS OF distarding him,
stirred his fierce jealousy by taking
walk with another man.
Doughty met her on the street and
upbraided her for beng false Draw
ing = revolver he biased her into a.
crowded store at Baltic and North
Carolina avenues. She ran behind the
counter and tried to hide, but he fol-
lowed and there cent several bullets
into her breast. She expired within,
n short time.
Doughty hadla room in the build.
ing over the store and no at once
went upstairs and deliberately shot
himself In tie breast. He died In.
stanlly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
No Pardon for Lamar's AssaiIant.
(By Associated Press.)

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July IL
The board of pardons. after an all
day session, refused TO interfere in
the sentence of Walter Taylor, to five
years in the pcnitentiary. Taylor as
saultcd Congressman Lamar three
years ago. The case has been con
tested in the courts and before the
pardoning board. The prisoner is well
connected here and has n large family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
MILWAUKEE, GOES
AFTER GRAFTERS
Sixty Seven indictments Returned
Against twenty-five Men, Mostly
Former County Officials.
(By Associated press.,

MILWAUKEE, WIS. July IL
Sixty-seven indictments against
twenty-seven individuals, most of
whom arc former county officials,
were handed down by the Milwaukee
county grand jury late today in the
municipal court.
Today's. batch of true bills, added
to the thirty.cight returned ten days
ago, makes total OF 105 thus far,
with the expectation that further
probing will result in many more In
dictments being brought in later
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
eonaparte Accepts No Passes.
UDy Associated Presso

WASHINGTON. d. G.. July H.
1t is stated Mt the navy department
that Secretary T}onaparie has outlined
ms position in reference to accepting
passes for free transportation on the
railroads, by returning passes That
have been sent to him, with thanks for
the courtesy, but stating that by rca.
son OF the public position which he
occupies he feels unable to avail him.
self of such consideration.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
JAPANESE SOAK"
FRENCH CAPTAIN
Found Guilty of Being Il Russian spy
and Given Ten Years
at Hard Labor.
t5y Associated press.)

TOXIC. July ll.-Thc Judgment In
the case of Captain Il. l.. Hougouin.
the French resident, who was scntcnc.
Gu Yesterday to ten years imprison-
mcnt at hard labor. ON the charge of
being Il Russian spy, declares that The
accused was engaged in searching for
ana reporting artillery secrets.
INC counts allcgc that Bnuyouin re-
ported the movements of Japanese
troops To Captain nclabri. at Paris.
ana 10 Paris newspaper.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
was taken. Tho light house and build.
ihSs were left undcstroycd.
-Four prisoners were taken"



NlkOlAlSVSIi, ASIATIC RUSSIA.
J,iiy 1.-THE Japanese have already
lahded over 1900 troops ut Korsa-
kovsk, Island of Saklalin
Three Bloody Encounters.
Warsaw, July l1.-Thrcc blondv on.
counters between troops and striking
shnemakcrs. in which about twenty
persons were killed or wounded. uc.
Cured today. The strikers were march.
ing through The city from house TO
mousse, demanding the lowering of
rents by ~ per cent. Many propric
tors ont of fear complied with tho
demand of the strikers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
ASSASSIN FIRED FIVE SHOTS
Waited in Antc-Room With Other
Petitioners Until His Turn Came
Thsn Advanced Into Audience
FaSm and Shot the Count at Close
MRgc-Dressed as Peasant.
Try Associated Press.)

MOSCOW, July 1l-Major General
Connt Shonvalofi, project of police
mere and formerly attached to the
ministry of the interior was assas.
slhated this morning. while receiving
petitions One Of the petitioners
drew revolver and fired five times Mt
hc project, who fell dead. The assls-
sin WAS arrested.
The assassin awaited in the ante
room OF the prefecture till the other
petitioners had hccn received and, ON
entering the audience room. he adj
Nahced towards Count Shomvaloff. FIR
ing live shots at close range. The bull.
lets passed through the body of the
project.
The assassin, who was dressed ms
n peasant, has not been Identified. He
was recently arrested rs n political
suspect. but he escaped from the no
lice station before his examination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
Report From Sakhalin.

TOXIC, July Ill y. m.-The navy
department has received the follow
ing report from Admiral Katakoa:
Cruisers and four torpedo boats
left Karasakorsk on July 10, with sol
diers on board for the purpose. OF land
ing and occupying Cape Notoro.
After some bOmbardment the place
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
OFFERED HIM JOB.
Norway Wants King Edws
lt-law For Its Rug

LoNEoN. July lilo confirm the
Press = in positicf ,hc Norwegian
report that an off. o =, 10 70 King Ed /.
throne has bee ii pr;uco Charles, of
% SSla 30 Snl The matter is still under
consideration. H., king Edward
ontythe sBritish government are NV. WIS
a All to- the project, but much t depe a,sD,
mixing IN oscars attitude on the, ,ae sun "p.
n iaS, G cSon,ultations are now goihs on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
Feared They Have Persisted.
(ny Assncliltrl prnssl

lty ASSucEtrd PrcSS.)
DORTMUND, PRUSSIA, July H.
Efforts to rescue the thirty-ninc who
were cut off by the fire in the Borus-
STA coal nj cen tsycrdyvahbacc12 3i5G
STA coal mine yesterday have been
without success and it is feared they
have persisted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
Banks Rushed With Applications.
(By Associated Press. }

LONDON, July 1.-THE banks
charged with the issue of the new
Japanese loan of s150,000.000 have
been rushed with applicants. The indi-
cations are that the loan will he heav,
lily over-subscribed The rush is even
greater than on the occasion of the
last loan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12

Charles was asked for assistance and
Patrolman Thomas was sent to the
boat. AS he started toward the negro.
Monroe made lungc nj him with a
knife and Thomas opened fire. The
first bullet struck the negro in the
neck and dropped him mud he was car
ricd to a hospital. 1t is not thought
he will recover
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
Birileff to Succeed AveIlan.
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON, July ia dispatch to II
news agency from ST. Petersburg an
nounces that Vice Admiral Birilcff has
been appointed head OF the Russian
admiralty in succession to Admiral
Ayellan, who resigned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-12
Popular and Comparatively Liberal.

Popular and Comparatively Liberal.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE
assassination OF tho Moscow prcfcct
OF police, Count Shouvalon, today. is
considered TO be Il purely political
Trims ,,',v!iiic count was not yet 40
years ,oNd a'kl wis regarded MS being,
vi nc nest IT,. -nr III n.ss,ion o,,'i
He came from one of the fan16uiS
families in Russia The Count was n
son OF Count Peter Shouvaloff. the
statesman who represented Russia at
the Berlin conference, was formerly
colonel of the guard regiment known
as the ST. Petersburg, and was one Of
Emperor Nicholas personal friends.
AS project of Odessa, when he suc-
cecded General Helcnoi, who was cx-
trcmcly severe, Count Shouvaloff earn
ed the esteem OF all by his firm, but
lcnient course, making himself popular
with the students. The impression
exists here that the Count was killed
for preserving order.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-24
SOME OIL NOTES.

On the east side of the Folsom dis
triet, tae South Penn Company mas
drilled its No. . on the Alra Robins on
farm 20 feet into the Gordon and las
encountered no oil or gas.
On Yellow Cresk in Calhoun county.
tae South Penn mas drilled its No. o
on tine II. L Jackson farm through. the
Berea sand AMI the well produced 100
barrels tho lrst "a hours.
Ths same company mas drilled its
second test well on the Reese Camden
farm and will nave so barrel pradue-
er in tine eBpea sand. The location is
500 feet northwest of the No. on
tae same farm. TIE soutn Penn saot
its No. 5 on fhe Clark camlen farm
and il prodncsd 100 barrels the first ri
hours. No. 9 on the II. L. Jackson
farm is holding up at 100 barrels a
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-24


Yrs. A. u T. Cunningham AMI Mrs
Mary GosaoH went 70 BsItinloge Thurs
day uigit for a i2rief visit
WANTED Girl 70 10 ho1seaS spins
in family Of three Inqnies n once at
the printing olIiee. Of J.W.walden. $50
Wes PIX stcset, I'D aoor 2amst.
Matea our ,siyl on Maaday, 81 2Iiis.
Onion sli.iglHs his. Wiliisea 4 Den
iiisap. Real Estate Agents. Oak Hal
building. s4aiaf2t. t25t
Michael. II sDela spsnt Firmly
in. TIE city.
Drop in and watch ths races at the
e'Iarksbnrg Turf Exchange sil Piks
street. Direct wines 70 all track
Highest qnotssions posted. Races de-
seribsd as run. mar2stf.
Watea our adv. on Monday, the 27ta
Union Heights lots. Wilson & Dsus
5nison Real Estate Agents, Oak Hal
building 24maf2t. .set25t
T0e races on all the important track
in the county are describAi as they ara
zhn by direct wires at tae Clarksbure
Turf Excnange. 34l Pike street m2sti
" Y. Hurst, Of Wolf Summit, was
acre Friday,
Attorney NJ. II. Davis, Of salem. spent
Friday in the city.
The clarksbure Turf Exchange ma
been opened at s51 pike street with III
rect wires 10 all tracks. Hignest quota,
lions are posted and the RACES are .fs-
seribsd as run. mar23tf
FOR RENT-one seven-room house
on Point; price SIC month. good loca
tion. inquire of o. NJ. Rsager, agent
24marst'
Watch orr'adv. on Monday, tae 9th
Onion Heights lots. Wiliison & Den.
nison, Real Estatc Agents, Oak Hal
building 24mar2t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-24
ISAY

his well, "That we
his period of quiet and
see The advanced lines
BURG's prosperity
where it is now"
pine a city in popu
as in name.
oat and set steady.
movement of this
md you in oppulence,
I Judgment.
sKsBURGs growth
Ie phenomenal.
kSBuRG needs this
KsBURG, the civ
pity of fulfllment.
sstries, the City Of
her compliments
AtO q partjcjnafio,,
heard my SAY. |
Gaylord, B +.
B B. Stout, P. |
Robinson, John |
Highland. Z. B. |
rvis, Paul Robin
Z. R. Davis, S. |
talk to any man
pulse Of business
sec what they say.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-24
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Office of Custodian, U. S. Court House
and Post Office. clarksburg, W. Va,
March 20, 1905. Sealed proposals win
be received at this office until p. M
on the i5ta day OF April. 1905, aid
linen opened, for miscellaneous repairs
and painting at the above named build.
ing. Copies OF the specification ard
drawing may be had at tails Office.
SHERMAN c. DENHAM.
nar2o 3t-eod Custodian.