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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-23
District Court in Eureka.

Sheriff w. H. Sweeney left Wednes-
day for the north end Of Eureka County
to subpoena jurymen and witnesses to
appear at the incoming session OF the
District Court. The Grand Jury
meets in Eureka next Thursday, Dec.
%. at 10 a. m. The trial jurors are
summoned to appear on Monday. Jan.
8, 1906.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Friday from BullfroR.
b. l.. Smith returned Monday from
n business visit to Salt Lake.
William Blair returned to Eureka the
first of the week from Reveille, Nye
County, where he was for q few
months.
Miss Ferinda Curto returned home to
Eureka Wednesday from q two months
visit with relatives ct Ely. White Pine
County.
Attorney f. s. Gedney OF Elko ar
rived in Eureka Friday and will appear
ma counsel for Peter Schaefer at his trial
Saturday.
The weather has been very unsettled
all week with frequent fiurries of snow.
and the total snowfall mounts to five
or six inches.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
School at 2 p. m.
There will be o called Communication
of Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. 81 A. NJ,
ON Saturday evening at Z O'Clock. In.
stallation Of officers.
Supt. A. P. Mayberry of the Rich
moud-E Eureka Company left Eureka
Wednesday to spend the holidays with
his family at Salt Lake.
Cashier w. E. Griffin Of the Eureks
County Bank left Eureka Friday for
Reno to spend the holidays with his
daughter, Mrs. o. J. Smith.
Miss Belle Pepper. formerly Of Eu-
reka, left Tonopah last week for Ne
vada. Missouri. where she will spend
the remainder Of the Winter.
Robert Kyle, q Eureka boy and son Of
Surveyor General Matt Kyle Of Reno.
has been appointed telegraph operator
at Halves on the Hazen cutoff.
Wilbur J.. Lucey took possession Of
the Eureka Shaving Parlor on Monday
and solicits q share Of the tonsorial
trade. See advertisement under 'New
To-Day"
Ed McEllin of Hamilton. White Pine
County, passed through Eureka
Wednesday on his way to Oakland,
Cal, to pass the holidays with his
family.
Master Mechanic John Pratt came
up from Palisade Thursday to make
some repairs on the engine Of the work
train running between Eureka and
Ruby Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Simonsen and
baby came in Monday from Cold Greek.
White Pine County. for a visit with
Mrs. Simonsen's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Mechanics of Spring street.
Steve Damele aud sons, Bernardo.
Steve aud Tony. were in Eureka the first
of the week to secure the deeds to the
Tonkiu ranch recently bougt by the
Damele Bros. from w. ]. Mahoney.
Sam Pramenko passed through Eu-
Eck6 Wouuoou"y va 49, wy
to Anaconda. Mont. from White Pine
County, where he had been attending
to the settlement Of the estate OF his
brother, the late Theodore Pramenko
Of Hamilton.
Jesse Mendes and Joe Birch OF Duck
water, Nye County. were arrivals IN
Eureka Wednesday for supplies. They
report that the. recent storm extended
into Duckwater, although not as much
snow fell there as in Eureka. This
weeks storm also reached there and 1t
was showing at Duckwater Tuesday
when they left.
Jay Henderson, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
@. 8. Henderson OF Eureka. has given
MP his position in the assay Office OF the
Tonopah Mining Company at Tonopah
on account Of i'll health and will go to
San Francisco for medical treatment.
Mrs. Henderson and two children Will
return to Eureka shortly and Mr.. Hen
derson will join them here as soon as
he Ia better.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-23

The annual report Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company for 1905
shows gains in receipts Of more than
"a. 600, 900 over 1904.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-23
Where you can get the best

Beginning, Friday, Nov. II, the Eureka Cash Store will receive
regularly once q week Fresh Fish, Oysters aud Vegetables We
are now prepared to supply the family trade with the choicest
wines and liquors in ca goods o in bulk by the quart or gallon.
Our stock Of fine Old Harper Whisky, Port. Sherry. Claret. Sweet
Wines, Brandy and Cider has arrived and q TRIAL ORDER will tst
their PURITY and EXCELLENCE. We ae now the Sole Agent in
Eureka for the Harper whisky and we want to tell yn
something about it. It is the belief Of many that good whisky in
diligently used is beneficial, while the injurious effects of . poor
article are far-reaching. Granted that "the best il the cheapest"
the question 10 "where can I get the best"-that's where We como
in. The finest whisky is the 4. W. Harper brand. It's the
kind your grandfather used-thsres none better today-and we
have accordingly secured the agency for it. This whisky ID mel
lowed and matured in bond. shipped direct from the distineGy in
Kentucky and retailed in the original packages. Give 1t . trial
The Eureka Cash Store,
j. B. BALE, Manager
reka, Nevada, Nov. Is, 1895. North Main Street
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-23
Mid Winter Vacation.

The Eureka and Ruby Hill public
schools closed on Friday for the holiday
vacation and will reopen on Tuesday.
Jan. 2, 1905.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-23

delinquent sale notice OF the Ruby
Hill Tunnel and Mining Company will
be found under New To-Day"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-23
Don't DELAY

Your Christmas shopping. Start your buying now. We have
received our full line Of Holiday Goods and our store is brimful of
pretty Christmas Gifts. Gall and see our Handsome Display.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES
WILL BE HELD AT CHRIST EpIsco.
PAL CHURCH MORNING AND
EVENING - LENTEN SER
VICES DAILY THEREAF-
TER UNTIL EASTER

Tomorrow is the first day of Lent.
commonly called Ash Wednesday. ami
tne rector Of Christ Episcopal el,urc..i .a,.ts
announced services at 1880 O'Clock ii
the morning and 1880 O'Clock in the
evening. On tine following week days
services viii be held at 4:s0 D. m. The.
maine of the day comes from an ancient
custom Of oriental origin. for Toe people
TO put ashes on their heads in token of
repentance for tneir sins. The whole
season of Lent of wnich this Is the be-
ginning, is intended TO remind tias people
OF carist's forty days of fasting aud
temptation in he wilderness and they
are supposed to practice SELF denial and
to give a larger place taan usual 10 wor.
ship, etc. in comdemoration Of that
time in ais life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
FAREWELL TO
MR.. BOWMAN
WAS RENDERED BY WEST END
SUNDAY SCHOOL WITH TOKENS
OF APPRECIATION AND RE
GRETS AT HIS DEPARTURE


A very pleasing scene, and yet one
not devoid of sadness, was enacted al
the morning session of the West End
Sunday caool on last Sunday, on which
occasion Mr.. ]. Fl. DowAian, the caoris.
ter and assistant superintendent of tle
school, otlicialed in those capacities for
the last time, ON account Of mis- removal
from Clarksburg.
After the class study period, tine super
intendent Of the scnoel announced tae
fact of Mr. Dowman's retirement, ex.
pressing ais personal rygrets and his ap.
probation . fin very helpful work Mr..
Bowman had done in tla school, at the
close Of his remarks calling upon Mrs.
Ridenour, superintendent Of the primary
department VINO. in few we'll caos an
voiced the sentiments of the
teachers and scholars Of tine school and
on their behalf presented Mr.. Bowman
with combination leather wallet ana
memorandum book, as token of tasir
esteem.
These proceedings baing entirely un-
expected to him. Mr.. Bowman very
plainly showed hie mingled appreciation
ana surprise. and before ne could collect
MS wits, he was still further gratifod
BY Miss Margaret Watkins stepping for.
ward and presenting MIN with bouquet
OF handsome red and white carnations.
on bsaalf of the young ladies Of the
school.
After a speech of acceptance that was
brimful of earnastness on the part of
Mr. Dbwman tine school Joined in sing,
ing "BIest Be the Tie That Binds" and.
in passing out, each member of the scaool
bid tasir old chorister goodbye, whicn
sent him on ais way rejoicing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
Hon. John B. Morrison. of Sutton,
Wants the Ermine Judge j. G..
McWhorter Now Wears in the
Twelfth Judicial Circuit of this
State.
Court is Comprised Of Judge Thomas p. Jacobs, c.
p. Dorr and c. w. Daily -Contestee Alleges Dis
qualification of Member of the Court and Argu-
ment Follows


The board of inquiry in the contest OF
the seat Of Judge J, c. AIcWhorter, Of
tne twelfth judicial circuit, brought BY
John B. Morrison, Of Sutton, began its
preliminary and initial meeting in the
assembly room of the Waldo hotel Tues.
day morning.
The court is composed Of Judge Thos.
p. Jacobs, of New afartinsyille; c. r.
Dor, of Webster Springs. and c. w.
Daley, of Elkins. They took the oati,
of office and assembled, T1e contestant.
Morrison, then filed ais original petition
and notice of contest.
Following this the contested, slcSVaor.
tar, filed a petition alleging grounds 81
disqualification OF Mr.. Dorr. This Was
demurred to by the contestant and arqn.
ment on the demurrer followed. A re-.
cess was then taken by the court until.
three o'clock in the afternoon.
The grounds for tae petition hy ,nc
contestee against Mr. Dorr serving on
the board were that he was council for
Morrison in the first stagessof toe con
test and was otherwise so associated
with the case tnat ae was not eligible
to sit as member of the court.
Morrison was the Republican candi-
date for judge in The circuit cornprisel
Of Webster, Braxton, Upsaur and Nich
olas counties. MeWhorter was tine Dsm.
ocratic candidate and won on the facs
Of the returns. Later Morrison institnt.
ed the contest on tine grounds taat Me.
Waortef's election mad been procured by
the use of liquor and resorting 10 othgr
improper and Illegal means in tae cam
paign.
McWnorter is represented by Judge w.
G. Bennett and w. w. Brannon, OF IVES.
ton. and Others. and Morrison has for
bis principal attorneys, Ajax Dulin. of
Sutton, and Thomas r. Horror, Of ..-.'es1
ton, but otner lawyers are also asso.
ciated in the case.
The court decided in favor Of -Dorr
acting as a member.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
BOOZE SOLD
AT GROCERY
AT ADAMsToN AND OFFICERS RAID
IT, ARRESTING THE OWNER
AND TAKING BEER IN
CHARGE.

the groctcy store of Larry chiera at
Adamston, was raidsd Monday night at
nine o'clock by Saeriff John NJ, Flanagan
iind Deputy Sheriff Joan NJ. Knox on a
warrant sworn out in Squire NJ. S.
RiIey's court by Special Policeman Laton
Sayre of that town.
The officers took the owner of tlt.
place by surprise and placed him under
arrest. There were three others in tae
store and they were placed under areest
too, but were released on their promise
70 appear as witnesses. Larry was lodg-
ed in Jail 10 await hearing Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock
Searching the place the officers found
-four large barrels iillod with bottled
goods, marked "celebratad Ambrosia." /"
The bottles were shaped like beer bot.
ties and looked 80 suspicious taat ore
was opened and the contents sampled.
The stuff proved to he beer. The officers
tnen took charge of the barrels ami
brought them to the city to mold accord
ing to law.
The evidence at the hearing disclosed
taat ne had made frequent sales of the
ALLEGED tonic, even to boys, and that it
was SO invigcrating as to cause drunk
enness. Not only did he sell on week
days but also on Sundays. Larry claim,
ed that ne mad been informed BY citi-
zen of Adamston taat il was unnecessary
60 have license to sell the said tonic.
The magistrate concluded from tae
evidence adduced and there was plenty
Of it that the tonic was nothing more
or less tnan plain besr ana further tnat
Larry ougnt TO he indicted, According
" he fixed three bonds for nim--onr Of
$500 not TO re sngage in the business
until after the adjournment Of tnen ext
grand jury term Of the circuit court. and
two of SlO0 each for illegal sales Not
being Forthcoming with the bonds, Larry
was committed TO Jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07

ARE GALORE
ON THE REPUBLICAN SIDE TO sue.
cEFD DAYTON DEMOCRATS
WILL NAME WALKER.

( GRAFTON. w. Va. Marcn The
news Of the appointment of Congress.
mau Dayton to, succeed Judge Joan j.
jackson Of the. United States court, Is
well received by leading Republicans
hers. Mr.. Dayton has long stood align in
the councils Of mis- party, and as tae
ranking member of the naval commit,
tee probably stands closer to the Presi-
dent taan any otner West virginian, and
his friends nave for some time aaJ this
position in view for him. There are a
number Of congressional aspirants in tae
Second district who will compete for Mr..
Dayton's place at the convention precedr
ing the special election wnica now be.
comes necessary, among whom arr Hon.
Ira +. Robinson, of Grafton. Hon. Tracy
L. Jefrords, of jefferson county, AMI
Hon. Stark L. Baker, of Randolph conn.
ny. Taylor county Republicans will
favor Mr.. Robinson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
JUDGE JACKSON RESIGNS
A. C. DAYTON APPOINTED
M. B. BARTLETT
PASSES AWAY
FORMER HARRISON COUNTY cIrI-
ZEN VICTIM AT PARKERSBURG
OF KIDNEY TROUBLE.

Marion. B. Bartlett died in Parkersburg
at four o'clock Monday afternoon after
an illness of two years of kidney trouble.
Death came day after his removal to
the Link sanitarium.
Tae deceased was born near clarksburq
and was a son of Allen Bartlett. now
deceased. He went to Wood county
some forty years ago and aas since rer
sided there and was one of that city,s
prominent citizens.
Mr.. Bartlett was pr5bably most prom.
inent as a msmber OF the Grand Army
of the Republic. His war record was
an enviable one. Enlisting at tine age
of sixteen-a mere boy-ae re-enlistei
in Capt. J. A. Smiths company, C. in
tine 2ni regiment, w. Va. Volunteer
Cavalry, Sept. 5, 1864. Tnis took aim
through the war, during which he saw
some OF tae hardest fighting and sever
est campaigning. He was nm active
member Of Andrew Mafaer Post, and was
at one time commander of the Post. In
1902 ne was elected Department Com.
mander for the State of West Virginia
an Office he dllsd with signal ability.
His familiarity with G. A. r. matters
was recognized by the national officers
and at two national ancampments-
in 1895 ana 1907 he was appointed
aide-de-camp on the staff of the com
manderin7chief.
Mr. Bartlett was married june /. 1860,
to Miss Sarah Jane Fleming. Of Nicoette,
a sister Of CHARLES Fleming. Of Parkers-
burg. The kiniest of husbands. his loss
Is terrible bereavement to the loving
wife. who mas the sympatny.of all. Mr..
md MTs- Bartlett had 1o eaibdren ani
tae nearest surviving relatives are three
brothers and two sisters, S. B. Bartlett,
George Bartlett. V, I. Bartlett, and Miss
Fannie Stealey and Mrs. NJ. A. Jones.
All are Of Parkcrsburg except S. b. Bart.
lett. who resides at Nicollette. He was
a cousin Of Airs + b. Hustead, of this
city.
The funeral will BE heId Wednesday
aft srnoon at 2 o'clock. from Calvary
Baptist enuren. The services win be
ceniucted by R3v. NJ. Han Snodgrass.
the interment viii be in the Odd
Fellows cemetery.
Andrew Mather Post viii meet at
tacir hall at 100 p, NJ. Wednesday. to
attend the funeral in body.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
Or. CARTWRIGHT
is COMING
HE WILL ADDRESS SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON MEETING OF Y. M. C. A.
AND LECTURE AT GoFF
CHURCH THAT NIGHT.


The large circle OF friends of DR.. Cart
wright. who was present at the Epworth
League state convention held in this
city last July win be delighted TO know
That ne is coming among them again
under the auspices of the Y. M. c. A.
Ills first appearance win be at the Trad
ers Grand opera mouse on Sunday. March
IL at 2:3O p. M. at wnich time ne will
deliver his message to men. DIR. Cart
wright has been caIlsd the aSam Jones'
Of the South. Some bureaus say of him,
sfDr. cartright is tne most popular pas
tor of ons of tae few ehurcn in America
where they nave more people every Sun
day evening service than they can seat .
Iis'is an eloqunt, forcibIe platform ora
tor.
Dr. Cartwright mas spent four sue.
cassiye years in the cbaufauqua work of
the South. besides appearing in a large
number of courses. He always goes
back; ne Away makes a nit. In a.ldi-
tion to disappearing on thu Sunday after
noon platform for th- Y, NJ G. A. a.
apepars before the general public in an
evening Of wit, wisdom and pathos with
ms masterpiece The Marble waitet5i. !"
Tai- lecture will be held at ths coff NJ
T. courca. No admission win b charged
but generous silver offering Is expected
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
BANK CASHIER
MIS- READ BOOKS
IN CHADWICK INCIDENT AND BANK
DIRECTORS WERE KEPT
IN IGNORANCE.
By Associated pnss.

CLEVELAND. o., Marca I'm the
trial q Mrs. Chadwick today Massrs.
liolar Randolph and Dooiittle, directors
of the Citizens National Bank. of Obar-
lin, testified that they knew nothing of
the dealings with Mrs. Caadwick until
the bank suspended. They said the
cashier read the minutes every meeting
and also The discount book. but Mrs.
Cnadwiek's loans were never reported.
Vice-Prasident Marshal, at tae First
National Bank of Cleveland, testified
that me cashed cneck OF fifteen taous
and dollars in October last, drawn by
Mrs Chadwick in oberlin, and c.rtifel
By c. 7. Beckwith He pnd the mon Y
in cash to Beckwitn in Mrs Caadwicl<'s
presence. He had done the same prev
iously vita other caecks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
RUSSIANS
in PERIL

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Marco IAN
hope taat Kuropatkin win be able so
win in rapidly vanishing.
Gravest danger exists on ths Russian
right under lSaulbars, waere tae Japan
csc are threatening ti,e Rnssian iins
communication The Japanese arc al-o
pressing the Russian left.
u IS runored y Russian ordsr 10 RI
treat mas been issued
Japanese siege guns from Port Arthur
with an eight mile range are causing
terrible punishment.
Toe battle was resumed today.
perfect nail of artillery proiec5ilss slled
the air II Kaulbars j. defeated. lie
Russian army win Be almost surrounded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
PRESIDENT
NOMINATES
ALL OF HIS OLD CABINET EXCEPT
wYNNE, WHO is SUCCEEDED
BY coRTELYoU.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Marcn -
President Roosevelt mas sent. tae fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate:
Members Of tne Cabinet John Hay.
District of Columbia, Secretary of stata;
Leslie NJ. Shaw. Iowa, Secretary of the
Treasury; William II. Taft. Ohio, !Secre-
Itary Of War; William II. Moody, Mass
achusetts, Attorney General; George b.
eortelyou, New York; Postmaster Gem
eral; Paul Morton, Illinois, Secretary of
the Navy; Ethan A, Hitchcock, Missouri,
Secretary of the Interiors, James Wilson
Iowa, Secretary of Agriculture; Victor
H. Metcalf, California, Secretary of
Commerce ani Labor.
Ambassadors Extraordinary and Pleal.
|potentiary- Waitelaw Reid. New York,
to Great Britain; Robert S. Mccormick.
Illinois, to France; George v. l.. Meyer,
Massachusetts, to Russia; Edwin H,
congsr, Iowa, to Mexico; Henry White.
Rhode Island, to Italy.
ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers
Plenipotentiary = William Woodville
Rocklill, District OF Columbia, to China;
David J. Hill, New York, to the cNther-
lands; Henry Lame Wilson. Washington.
TO Belgium; William Miller Collier, New
York to Spain; Brutus ], Clay. Ken.
lucky, to Switzerland; Thomas j.
|o'Brien, Michigan. to Denmark; Charles
II. Graves. Minnesota. to Sweden and
Norway; Edward c. oBrien, New York.
to Paraguay and Uruguay; joan b. Jack
son. New jersey, to Greece and Monte
negro, and Diplomatic agent in Bulgaria;
John w. Riddle, Minnesota. to Roumania
and Servia; Samuel r. Gummere, New
Jersey. to Morocco.
Interstate Commerce COMMISSIONS
Francis NJ. Coekrell, Missouri.
Solicitor of the Department of Com.
msrce and Labor Edward Walter Sims,
Illinois.
Attorney for the Northern District
Of california-Robert T. Devlin. Cali
fornia.
District Judges-Ioseph V. Quarles.
Eastern district Of Wisconsin; James
Wickersham. Alaska, Division o. 3,
District of Alaska.
Consul Generals-Robert i. Wynns.
Pennsylvania. at Londan. Eng; Frank
II. Mason. Ohio, at Paris, Frame;
Alexander II. Tnackara, Pennsylvania.
at Berlin. Germany; Hoffman PaiIipp.
New York. at Tangier, Morocco;
Thomas Sammons.. Washington. at
Niueseawang. China; Stanley Stoner.
Missouri. at Calcutta, India; Henry B.
Miller Oregon, at Yokohama. Japan:
j Linn Rodgers, ONO. al Shanghai.
China; George w. Roosevelt, pcnnsyl-
vania, at Brussels, Bclguim.
Consuls = Robert J. Thompson. II
linois. at cienfnegos, Cuba; William
w. Wedemeyer. Michigan. Georgetown.
Domerara. Guinea; Thomas II. Norton.
Ohio at Smyrna, Tnrkey; joan w. o.
Hara. Indiana. at Montsvido. Uruguay,
John B. Richardson. Kansas, at Port
Datriclt. Nicaragua; Oscar AEalmros. Min.
nesota, at Rouen. France: George L.
Dobson. Iowa. at Nottingham, England;
Edwin n. Guusaulus Ohio at Cork. Ire.
land; Jonn i. Grifitas. Indiana. at
liverpool. England; William n. Estes.
Minnesota. at Selingeu, Germany; Fran
els B. Keens. Wisconsin. at NiiIan.
Italy.
um-..o,- r.vre o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
STATE PRESIDENT OF
HUMANE SOCIETY HERE

Ms. Guy R. E. Alien, president of the
STATE Humane Society is in the city from
"aeeiing 70 confer with taa officers and
members Of tne local humane society
relative to the soeiety's work in this
section, Az 'iare o'clock Tuesday af-
iaTnoan Mrs. Allan addressed the Tnes-
day club at the nomc Of Mrs. H. q.
Richardson, Tae Mans. aIecoapic stre.t
upon humane work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
LENrEN SERVICES

Services viii be held at tae Caurch OF
the Immaculate Conception tomorrow--
ASH Wednesday-at nine o'clock in tac
morning. Every Wednesday AMI Friday
evenings thereafter during the lentcn
season services win be aeId at 7.so
o'clock in tn evening in addition TO the
regular Sunday services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
CAR MEN
ALL STRIKE
ON THE SUBWAY AND ELEVATED
LINES IN NEW Y0RK-STRIKE
BREAKERS RUSHED IN.

BY Associated Prsss.
NEW YORK, March The strike Of
the employees of the subway and elevated
lines was complete at four o'clock this
morning. Only one. motorman refused
to 90 out.
The company rusasd new men into
tae subway and by eight o'clock had
many trains in operation. But the eler
yated roads still suffered. There was
no disturbance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
pEATH or cHILp AT o,NE1L.

The sevcn-months. old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver c. Maxwell. of o'Neil, died
Monday evening from pneumonia. The
funeral will take place Wednesday nj
te7noon and the burial viii be in tho
Fittro cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
NEW WILL BE CHAIRMAN
BY Associated Pass.

WASHINGTON. n. C.. March &c.
= Corteiyou today announced taat ae
would in few days retire from tho
eaairmansnip Of the Republican National
Committee. Hs will be succeeded bv
Vice-Cnairman Harry 5. New. who wiz
be acting eaai1man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
SALEM MAN BANKRUPT.

Clarence W. Davisson. OF salem. en-.
tered bankruptcy Tuesday. He MIA
dis petition aere. His assets are given
AZ $500 and. liabilities at s5.oi5.ls.
Among his asets i a two story business
block at Salem: He is also interested
IL seyeIel ril wells il. Toe salem fsll.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07

MARTTNsBURG, W. Va, March -
The announcement Of the resignation Of
Judge John J. Jackson and the appoint.
msnt of A. C. Dayton was somewhat OF
surprise, but not wholly unexpected.
Berkeley Republicans win offer tarec
candidates to the Republican convention
in tn persons Of John J. Hctzel. DIR. w.
II. Heasnaw and George r. Evans, and
there is going to be lively contest for
the delegate from this county. lion.
Stewart Walker, of this city, who was
the Democratic candidate against Mr..
Dayton last November. viii probably get
the Democratic nomination if ae wishes
II