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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-12-21
CHURCH NOTICE.

j. z. BARNCARD. st. Paul
CHURCH NOTICE.
Services in the Prison Chapel at nine o'clock
every Sunday morning. Protestant and
Catholic services every alternate Sunday.
Rev. s. j. Kennedy, and Rev. FIR. COrcoran
chaplainS.
LOCAL NEWS.
Guard Henningsen lie now on
night duty in the yard and shops.
A citizen stonemason and four
prisoners were at work last Satur-
day night in shop A.
The Board of Pardons will hold
it's regular quarterly meeting on
January 9Th.
Fourteen of the prisoners are
now, occupying cots in the cell
house corridor.
Mr.. Hite was appointed foreman
in the lasting department of the
Western Shoe Go. last Saturday.
Three additional cutters were
added to the force of the Western
Shoe Go. during the past week.
The quarterly estimate for the
months of February, March, and
April, Is being prepared at the
stewards Office.
Captain Maish, Bergeron, and
Downs were at work Sunday put
ting in larger piece of shafting
and new pully in shop E. The
shafting was finished and Hanged
in the repair shop.
One thousand feet of one-inch
pipe was placed in shop V in the
room where the Irvine oil is stored
This will prevent the oil from
congealing and always ready fol-
instant use.
The prison icehouse has been
cleaned preparatory tc receiving
next seasons harvest of ice. Mr..
Backland said that they would
start cutting ice as soon as the
muskrats begin to moan.
To the inmate who asked for
Fort Wayne, Ind. papers: The
Journal-Gazette and the Sentinel
are both published in that city.
We are unable to quote prices,
but these will be sent to you on
application.
Three hundred feet of radiation
was added to the annex in shop V
during the week. The plumber,
who used to sell lightning rods in
Kansas before he came here, did
the work.
On another part of this page we
publish the Annual Christmas
Greeting of Mr.. F. Emory Lyon
It was received by Chaplain Ken
nedy, and we take pleasure in
publishing the same for the bene-
fit of the many prisoners here.
No doubt next Monday Santa
Claus will remember many of the
men at this institution. A few, per.
haps, who have been here a long
time, will be forgotten; but the
majority will have occasion to
enjoy a Merry Christmas.
A small fire was discovered in
Steward Coles department last
Thursday night by Captain French,
of the night watch. The fire
started in some rubbish and was
caused by spontaneous combus-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
REDUCTION IN
LIGHT RATES
Electric Light Company Announces Re
ductiOn in Incandsscsnt To Take
Effect On February !.

The cIafksburg Electrie Ligat Com
pany has announced reduction in It's
service rates on incandescent ligats TO
take efset on February l, AMI to con
tinue indsfnitsly thereafter. The pres,
ent rate for $, 10 and "a candle power
incandsscents has been 25 cents per
light per month, and for a tairty-two
candle power lisat. 50 cents per light
per month. The first named lights will
be Il cents per ligat PR month and the
- candle power incardescents 81 cents
per light per month, under the reIuc.
ton. On and after February the
company win pay one cent eaca for all
incandeseent globes returned TO tas
office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
EXPLOSION
I'm HOSPITAL
Caused By colorsd Porter and Water
Heaslr, But No One Was Hurt
Building Damaged Badly.

GRAFTON. w. Na.. Jan. 2s IN eN-
plo.ion Of ga. at the City hospital last
rening damaged tue building 70 tne
,xtant Of on, hundred dollars The cot
ored porter Ed. Williams, nad attempt
ID to light the gas in The instantaneous
water neater, which had gone out. AMI
the gus tnat mas escaped in the chin
acy was ignited and tine force of tn
explosion Tor, hole in the chimney
aud blew out all the stove pipes, over
turning one stove and throwing fue
stopper across tine operating room
breaking costly electric chandelier in
its flight. No one was injured but VIII
liams narrowly escaped being burned
and a plumber was ~ work in the oper.
ating room dangerously near TO In.
flying hus ring, which mad force
noush to kill any one il it had struck
them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
WILL MAKE
WHEELS
Col. Smith and Cleveland Gentlemen
Propos, To Erect Factory For
That Purpose.

WEBSTER, W. Va. Jan. IS Col. C.
II. Smith. one of the foremost inventors
in the state. is now at work on his nay
trucks or hay haulers rs some call them
rne Colonel says ne intends to make
fifty of them for the market AMI will
put tnem out in first class style in every
respect. He win have tnem all com
pleted by July /. and then company OF
Cleveland, ohioqgcntlemcn will join him
in wheel factory here. waicn will b.
erected on Smiths and. where a site na'
already been selected. Taa Colonel
claims TO have the best wheel in use in
the United States and tnere will doubt
les be many thousands of these wheel-
placed on tae market.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
CONSOLIDATION
OF TENTS
OF Maccabces of clarksburg, wilsonburg
and Mt. Clare Has Been Arranged
For Next Friday Night.

ClarkSburg Tent. No. 10. X. o. 4. NJ.
i''d one initiation into the mysteries ii
hnishthood at its regular review FRIDAY
nient. namely. I. Mcbride.
Some very important business wa
transacted and arrangements were per.
fected for the consolidation Of IN.
clarksburg, wilsonburg and Mt. Clare
tents next Friday nignt. State Com
manllcr c. c. ShowaIter, Of parkersburc
will oiliciate. Fifty members will b.
added to the local teut by the eonsoli,a-
ticn. which win make this, by far. the
largest fraternal institution in this city.
! literary program is being prepared
aud will be rendered after the meeting.
The local Ladies of tac Maccabces. to.
scq'er with Salem. sardie AMI Lumber
port tents. have been insitri. and tli.
viii doubtless be the largest Maecabe,
meeting ever held in this part Of tn,
state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
EXCITING
BASKET BALL
Was Play.d Between State University
and clarksburg Y. M. C. A.
The Former Defeated.

One of the most exciting and interest
ing games of basket ball was played il
the Y, NJ. C. A. gymnasium Friday night
between the Morgantown University
cadet team and the local association
team, the former going down to the
tune Of 2l.22.
The local basket ball fans were in a
pitch of higaest excitement at times AMI
the seats which neId the spectators were
% oycrcrowded that standing room in
ths gymnasium until the entire walls
of the gymnasium we're lined with )
mass Of snouting fans. both men and
women. up to the last minute Of play
nonors were divided equally, both teams
doing voliantly work in scientific way
passing the ball. of shooting for goals
and keeping their opponents guessing.
In all it was tine most brilliantly play
ed game that has ever been pulled ofl
in tae association gymnasium and tac
great support which the public gives
this sport encourages the physical dc
paqtment Of the Y. NJ. c. A. to get
other games Of like nature, and gooi
schedule will soon be issued for the re.
mainicr Of the winter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
ROUND TABLE
OF Teachers, Principals and Superin-
:,ndmts of Public Schools Will
Meet in Fairmont in
February.

The next meeting of the Monongahels
Valley Round Table to teachers, prin.
cipals and superintendsnts of tae public
schools win be neld at Fairmont Friday
and Saturday, February Oand IL, wito
headquarters at the Watson Motel anl
sessions in the high school building The
first session will be neld at 2:3O O'Clock
Friday afternoon. This win be follow
I'd by night session and one at nine
O'Clock Saturday morning. A good pro
gram aas b'an prepared by the exscu
tive committee composed of +. L. Bur.
dett' G. l. Faust. Joseph Roster, p. c
McB9e AMI J. \. pahI. Several clarks
burg tsaehrs viii likely attend the ses
sions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
CARBON
FACTORIES
TESTED
Machinery, Furnaces, Gas and Electric
Systems Prove Satisfactory But
Activ, Operations Win Not
Begin Until March.

\ part OF the machinery at the Wash
inston Carbon Company factories, al
GrasselIi, was started up late Friday
afternoon, for the purpose OF testing
the furnaces, gas connections and elec.
tric system. 50 far tile test Is quite
satisfactory. The machinery has not yet
all baen installed and it win probably
be the first Of March before the factories
are put into actual operation. The
present test is being made under the
supervision of Superintendent Jewitt
and Assistant General Manager Barron.
the latter being here from Cleveland o.,
for the purpose. Tae company's prop.
erty ut Grasselli consists of six large
factories costing several hundred thous
and dollars and will afford employment
TO a large number Of men. when til v
are put into active operation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
GREATLY
ENJOYED.
Was the Recital Given in First Baptist
Church Friday Evening BY Miss
Dunn, Of Broaddus College.


The recital given in tine First Bsp.
tist caurca. Friday evening by Mis-
Iva Maud Dunn. The new teacher of eIo
cution at Brcaddus College, assiated by
Miss Cora Atchison instrumental music
teacner, and NIiss Alice Didgely, teacher
of vocal music, of the same institntion,
and Prof. r. i. Grow, yiolinist, was
highly enjoyable AMI entertaining event.
\ large audience was present and every
person composing it was greatly plsas
ID with tae program rendered. The
monologues. impersonations, readings
and dramatic recitations by Axss DmuS
were vary ably rendered, the influence
Of her eloeition swayiug her entire auii
snce. The musical numbers by M
Atehison were executed yftl artistic
skill siI-s Ri1seiyS solos we're renasr,
q exeellently and Prof. Crows skilled
playing q the violin was much apprs.
ciated. This was Miss Dunn's first ap.
pearanee before a clarksbtTg audience
and the reception accorded n,r was
most gratifying.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
Robinson visits Had Office

Mrs. G. D. Robinson and son. Claud
left on No. 3 Saturday morning for st
Louis. Mo-. where they win join Mr.
Robinson, VINO left the first Of the week
and oas been in conference with the
head Office of the knights of Modern
SIaccabses. at Port Huron. aIica Mr.
Robinson is deputy grand commander of
the Modern AIaccabees for West vir.
ginia, Virginia and the District Of
Columbia lie will spend a few days
in the State Of Missouri ror the order.
Mrs. Robinson win visit relatives in 81
Louis and other parts Of Missouri,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
ROdshsayer Has Patent.

5. II. Rodeheaver, of Kingwooi, is in
The city selling door mats and mating,
wliiea are flexible, reversible and self
cleaning. He has been successfully en-
gagged in tnat several years, but ne re.
Gently secured patent on stove Mt.
taehment in the nature Of a lid litter
and clotaes drier. 1t is his intention TO
place the patent on the market at an
early date. selling The rigats of counties
aud states to parties he may interest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
sUCCUMBS TO
INEVITABLE
Martin Van Bueren Rhod,u Passes Away
At His Home East of
This City.

Martin Van B'uen Rhodcn, well
known resident, died at his home nsar
the lin plata plant Friday from pneu
monia and complication OF diseases.
with which ne had baen suffering for
several weeks.
The deceased WAS 81 years Of age and
j. survived by MS wife and four grown
children. The children are Alexander
William. Ellen and Tillie Rholcn. ATr.
Rnoden came to this vicinity during tao
Ciyi war and has resided here since.
The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon. Tie remains win be taken
to o'Neil and buried in ;ne Fittro came-
tery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
PADDED THE
PAY ROLL
Of Railroad Laborsrs To Embezzle Com
pany's Monsy and B. & o. Section
Boss Is Now in Jail.

VI hdhAudu LdUuASlo 1u Gh4uVISte Soih-
pany's Money and B. & 0. SsctiOn
Boss Is Now in Jail
George I. Whitlatcn. section boss on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. Is in Jail
in default Of bond for ais appearance at
the n.Nt term Of circuit court 70 stand
trial fcr embezzlement, lie confessed
10 padding the payroll Of the laborar-
under his charge and obtaining excess
money thereof. In making up the time
cards ne put in the nama OF an Italian
laborer who was working somewhere
else undr the agreement that thA Ital
ian would divide the salary thus obtain
ed with MIN, which amounted to so. 10.
1'nc Italian drew his pay and thsn
skipped out
Chief Karsus. of the +. & o. polio.
departm MT caugat on 10 the >chsn-
and ferretsd It ont with the result mat
lWbitlatch was arrested. The pri~oiyr
confessed tnat he padded the pay roll
but did not seenl TO think that H. vas
guilty of any wrong doing inasmucn a.
tne Italian had gotten the money AM
be didn't g&t any of IT. Magistrat,
Riley bound him over to circuit court il
fhe sum af $500 and in default com
miiid him 10 jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
DIVORCED
4 WOMAN
PEACHES
ON HER FORMER HUSBAND, ELMER
O BROWNING, AND HIS coMPAN-
ION.
SAYS THEY TOLD HER HOW THEY
MURDERED MISS scHAEFER, THE
SCHOOL MARIN.
Browning Attacked Her With Two
Stones and Evans Dragged Body Into
All.y-Browning Hid Evans Bloody
Clothes in a Barn.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BEDFORD. Ind, Jan. 2s--NIrs. Cook,
the divorced wife Of Elmer Browning,
continued today telling wla; she sail
Browning told her OF the murder OF
Miss Schaefer.
,Irs. Cook said they wanted t. ct n
leIisr fEem Miss Scnaefer. Browning
attaaaed ner with two stones. Evans
,dIaafd me body into the ollfy raey
eirft Evans bloody clothes at
frmapina,s liouse, and Browning put
ltllsars tl'c barn.
Attefwarl be brought them to the
Witnass 70 burn. she kept the clothing
and L ,.4 produced in court. There
were three lanekeehefs which were
.e,id 10 hay1 BEEN taken from Mis-
scnasfcr,
The ,,yitless said Evans brother of.
fered ner $3.50 10 leave tde state.
'ine stones us.l TO kin Miss Sclmcfcr
were also produced in court
The witness said Browning gave il
20 her. She said Browning told her
Evans had given nim lot Of money.
Mrs. Hstty Dorsey,on the stand. star
ed taat Evans had often taken luncn in
tiie restaurant wnicn she conducted ana
talked with people there about ths
Scliacfir murder. She was asked H. to
dates That he came into nr restaurant
about the time Of thc murder. but sac
lid not remember tn,m. Il remarked
oica to Evans That ! dill moi see how Il
mother could live over seeing ner daugh.
TER brought home murdered. Evans
taen said TO me: WHAT whisky will
do is something awful Evans then
cried. ! said 10 Evans; DO you, think
the man who dill the deed viii ever
confess. or carry il to The graver S+s.s5
said; He win confess if he is sura ne
= ready TO die.'
William Babr. a sawyer. wno worked
with Evans at tae Brooks Curtis stone
mill, testified that he was working th4
week the murder took place. aud was a
member of the A. T. Of H. Of whicn the
accused was a member
@After the murder all tha men 1T IT,
mill talked Of The tragedy and 1 oh
s;rved since The murder that Evans was
nervous and did peculiar things That
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
CAN TALK
TO pITTSBUR(i
Over the Telephone Now, the Long Dis
tance M,talIic Circuits Having
Been Completed.

J. Walter Barnes, general nianager OF
The Consolidated Telephone Company
has received notice that tne metallic
circuits between Wheeling and Pitts
burg have been completed and that long
distance service from chlrksburg 10
Pittsbrg has been opened
The line between CIarsSsburg aud
Wneeling was opened about a year ago
and tne completion Of this new circnit
connects clarksburg direct with Pitts
burg 1'ne Wheeling circuir is quad.
ruple circuit that is. there are really
four compIste lines. This provides. ann
ply for all excess Of business, as "a ub-
scriber in Clakshtrg, Wayncsburs,
Wheeling and one of WhceIing's Ohio
connections. could all be talking with
Pittsburg at once. VT. Barties says
that subscriber in Clarksburg can talk
with as great facility with Pittsburg
os with anotnsr subscriber in clarksburg
II is also but a matter Of Il few
months that direct communication with
Baltimore ami the East will be estab-
lished. The metallic circuit mas been
completed between Baltimore and Som
erset, and between Somerset and Union
town This at present gives indirect
Communication with Baltimore through
Morgantowg and Waynesburg, but this
spring a direct line is to be established
between Clarksburg and Uniontown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
BOGUS
Is Said To b. the Marriage License the
Holt Woman Had and Sam Bettes
Sent Her To Pittsburg.

PARKERSBuRG, w. Va. Jan. IS "A
State Journal reporter Friday made an
Investigation of the report that NIalissa
Holt or Parker, who was cone ,rned in
the sensation together with sam Bettes,
tae cowboy preacher, had never been
marricJ TO Parker, Pairolman Ed vii.
lians is the tuahority for the statement
that the Holt woman said that sac had
naver been married TO Parker, and taat
she had q bogus marriage license certi-
ticate which was made out for ller by
Rev, Mr.. Battcs. This is what snc stat.
ed 10 the officer before she left for
pittsburg. At the last reports sac was
in the smoky City with ner little baby.
R,v. Mr.. Bsttts is either in the city or
in tais vicinity. He has not been seen
here for the past sevral days. His
family are here and mis- gospel yacht
tne West Virginia" is moored ius; be.
low the Psslsisburg mill in the Kanss.,
wda river. Rev. Mr.. Bettes has not
made any announcement recently OF
when ne intends to start to South
America with his yacat. IL has not a,
yet made any denial Of the statements
made by Patrolman Williams to whom
they were told by the Holt woman b.
fore sne' went 10 Pitlsburg where sno
went on a ticket furnished her by Bette4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
TAFT TALKS
ON TARIFF
FaTors Bill Reducing Duty On Sugar
and Tobacco From tls, Philip
pine Islands.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. es-sec,
retary Taft mala an argument today
before the Feusa committee on ways
md means in favor Of bill reducing
The duty on sugar AMI tobacco from the
Philippines He said they might a.
well establish tariff between oaio ana
Pennsylvania as between the United
States and the Philippines. whiea muse
retain IFS present status through this
generation and probably longer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
"HOUsE WARMING"
At tn. Pride's CHAPEL Parsonage Friday
Night Was Well Attended and
Highly Enjoyed.

The mouse warming at the new par
,onuge at Pride's chapel. african Ms.tn-
odist church, FRIDAY night. was wen at
tended and PROVED very enjoyable. An
program was carried out and
R,v, and Mrs. George G. Sampson ex.
tended . very cordial welcome to all In
testimony Of their appr citation of Mr..
md Mrs. Simpson some of the guests
left valuable presents During the
evening free refreshments We're served.
wnicn were greatly relished. 1'ae par
>onage is credit TO tie church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
AN OPEN
MEETING
OF the Tnd3s and Labor Council Will
Be Held in Bed Hall On Next
Friday Night.

rae Clark-burg Trades and Labor
Council met Friday night in tns Reed
hall on West Pike street, but tn elee-
tion Of officers did not occur. Nothing
of Importance was done except to de-
dice upon holding an open meeting mex,
Friday night. 1t is urged tnat all tae
OIL delegates from the Various unions
TO The council be present at tns meet
ing. Tae election of officers for TIL
coming year will take place at tnat
time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
Mine superintend.nts Meet.

A superint endent's meeting Of the
Fairmont Coal Company AMI the Clarks.
burg Fugl Company was held in Fair.
mont Saturday afternoon al 2:3O o'clock
All toe mine sup,rintenlents in t.ais
part Of the region attended
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
Salvation Army For Salem.

\ movement is on foot 10 organize a
salvation army corps at Salem in tac
near future. 1t is understood that
some yomg people acre will have tenn
porary charge Of the corps and wall re-
main until ii is permanently established,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
Mr.. Races Child Better.

Tbs infant child of Mr.. anl Mrs. i.
g. Race, at Fairmont, WAC has been SO
dangerously. i'll for a week, has expert
enced change for the better, their
clarksburg friends and relatives are
glad to learn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
Has valuab,, Souvenir.

Israel Ross, colored, residing ON the
river road in Point Comfort, mas a
Waeeling ticket OF the first election OF
Abraaam Lincoln as president Of tn
United States. II is in a good state Of
preservation. He would be glad to dis
pose Of il at fair prics.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
By Associated Press.

TOXIC, Jan. 2s General oyama re.
ports that the Russians began an attack
january 25th and over one corps ad.
vanced toward lHeikota. He says "our
army repulsed a Russian division the
2Gtn. The enemy retired to Liutiako.
Another detacnmcnt mas been engaging
the Russians at Hcikontai since he
2Ota."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
COLD KILLS
TRAINMEN
Engineer Dies From Exposure and His
Fireman Is Believed To Have Frozen
To Death As He Flagged Train.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Ian. 2s-Wil
liam Wise. an engineer on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, i dead from exposure
during the storm Wednesday uigat
Edward Lnpp. his fireman. i missing
II j believed he was frozen TO death.
The engine struck snow plow a
Bradfcrm Hills and was slightly damag
d. The fireman went out, to flag tn,
following train and mas MT been seer
since.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
Two Plain prunks.

Mayor Shields had two plain drunk-
before him At the regular session of po.
lice court Saturday morning. Bots
warc found guilty and one was fined
i've dollars and costs and the other
three dollars and costs. The Ave dollar
man went 70 jail for Eve days in dc
fauft of pas@e@t OF ais fine and the
otnsr paid mp and was released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
Enioyabl. Reoeption Given.

NJ ssDd Mrs. Samuel II. Wilson. col
s.efed. eazea very enjoyable reception 10
l6fze rumber Of their friends in tae
'psllst ~ tae ciasksburg colorsd Social
i. eioh zThnrsday night. Notwithstanding
t3 <<srspls soA, nearly all Who were
SAvil{ 4asl'e present. and with the aid
e.uds and music very deligltfu;
'nine VAS spent. At midndght an
5labarste msnH was served % tn guest-
trhe guests present incindsd: Mr.. anj
Mrs Henry Banks, Mr. and Mrs. James
fIaheis, sIr. aud Mrs. W II. Williams
Rs lonzo Rnnion. Mrs. Blanche vii.
z''n94s,tiFses Genevieva Stewart. r.
!. 'ss' sz'sFent. AIessrs. J. w. Robinson
k5.aer Sterling r. F. Wellmau, r. A
Wess- Charles Thomas, George Allen
TAoma- Scott Edward smith, Wheelsi
iaels<on Howard Dabney, Carl Beck
alta Fleming Robinson and caarle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2s-A tcle
gram from Cnansianutan says tn Rus
slams lost 40 officers and 900 men killad
or wounded at t'ae capture OF thl village
Of Saudephas, Jan, 20. The Russians
captured lo2 Japanese besides arms,
wagons and ammunition
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-28
I'M A GENERAL ENGAGEMENT, A.
THOUSAND WOUNDED AND SEW
ERAL HUNDRED ARE CAPTURED.
RUSSIANS CHASE RETREATING
JAPANESE DISTANCE OF FIVE
NILES AND CAPTURE TRAIN.
RUSSIANS
LOSSES of tn, Russians in Capturing a
Village Were Quite Heavy, But They
Secured Much Needed Arms and Am
munition in the Fight.
By Associated Press.

MuKDEN, Jan. 2s, delayed in trans
mission)-A general engagement was
progressing Friday. A thousand wounded
have arrived. Several lunircd japanese
were captured. The Japanese were driv.
en- back five miles. A large transport
train was captured.