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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
\. I. MASQUERADE Ball 3 NJ.
Koerner Lodge Observes Its
Annual Celebration,

mia annual masquerade ball Of * oerner
lodge, NO. s. o. H ~ vas duly en1 oyed
isst St,ight at sanger Hall. and about 2 ;o
couples waited about the nSfy Mhals
VA Wera Mt Sorts OF cost ulaes, from HAPPY
Hoolgan tof IL Mexican hea ut;y and ap-
proprlute prizes were presented 70 six
Winners, The judgs We're Messrs g, GsoLge
James James Burke and G, lIa ssel. !, J.
This affair was ~ grent success. and me 4 9
OF which Council Imam Stein
Ma u Hartman. was con graf TIED,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Personals { and Briefs

N \. \. K NJ r,al,ain1, q PHI ladelphiaS
one Of the most poptlla ira lin SO
men travelling Virginia terri tory, VI is ~
tho city, stopping at the I've erson. 8ss He
travels for q fancy grocery jobber. 4. " FL
Among the Virginians at the ffers .'i
yesterday were NJ essrs II Vs. 20 wrerce5
Smith and v 81 uffey, Il lr1ginia, and
M. al. Cheney, WI 70 and Eiaug hter, e4!oaI5
cester county. 81 H n
5 Mr., james i. 4 Pritchett and Mr.. q & Nj
Harris, OF Danvfllo arc in tho cit stop
ping at the Je fferson, Mr.. F'ritc hett y
engnged In the milling bus n ess. II} $S5sS
{{ Hon. Nv. n H. rs Gravely,S member Of the,
House Of DC lega tes d from Henry county
Is s d nlOng sSS yestord avs arrival Is MI
Grayely is at Murphy {, i as Is Judge .. ~ +.
Fulton Of Wise county. W ,SS33t
s Hons Frank c. u Moon, Of yncl1burg,8a
former membe rso Of the Senato of SV irginia,
Is at Murphy 8. MI. Moon is here on
business before the Supreme Court Of
Appeals OF Virginia. s$ sss
LIS Dr. r. s. Powell, 5of Brunswick county
ono OF the best known members Of the
General Assembly Is In the 1aef
1s at the Powha tan. is
Among tho " rglnians at The Richmond
yesterday were t. Shtel DIS, Il OF 4 Lex
ing ton; G. III. w GOD, Norfolk; n r. 3. Burks,
Alton; H. u Baptist. South 3 oston, and,
Mrs. s. III JS Cay rglna.ss
4 he Powhatan Hotel yes terday closed
Its dining room, and will i ilerea fter8 be-
|conducted during Nj. Frdd y's lease q the
property as a Slodg ng house q on The
State lea SEES severa rooms In the bull a
ing rhe present lease runs ~ Sep i, a
TENDER. g M n, tS
4Js Mr.. u. u. 3. stuart the new United
States marshal of the stern District,
SIS still absent from The lcity y. His depu-i
ties are charg the Q nice during
This absence.
.The Richmond Acad envy Of NJ icine t !
Surgery will meet this evening at 8
O'Clock at the RI 2, Building Third
lSand Main Stree is, sss9
Mr. u. NJ. hayer Y visit Inns rela lives ct
Mr. ana Ind Mrs: John ghorhe: 81
Lynch urg, Isl " az. haLy Iced ed II to Miss
5Nannio Tayl Ian horne whose mar ma \:
lsriage Isl to AXE pl 100 hin ste &to-
morrow a hands ONO house and m lot In ~
INF, and Mrs. Step en- 2. 3 I, q
Lyme ilburg, Va; II elehrated the$S thirty
$fflfth Anniversary OF thelr. maria go IN g
" delightful way last T hur sday eYenin s, sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
UNIVERSITY LANV CLASS
Elect Officers for the Year-A
Large Enrolment.
u (special to The Times Dispatch,)

cIIARLoTTEsVlLLE.S Jan y, g The
annual election Of ofHcers Of the law classes
Of tho University Of Virginia resulted as fol-
lows: Cary Nelson Wels'ger, Of the University
of virginia. presldeRt; Frank 2. b. Bursord.
OF Guthrie Oklahoma. Vice. resident; Fred
erck ri Wilson, OF Bro ksyille, Fla. secre-l
tary, and George A.. Patld dock. OF chicago, ILL.
historian, VI ~ a 81
a The number Of students enrolled In the law
department OF the University this sesslon 10
sthe largest In the history Of the University,
8thers being over 200 matricul ates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
SHOOTING TOOK PLACE
But Judge Prit chard' s Son Had
othing to Do With II.

(Spenlnl 70 The Times- D spat Oh.
VA.,.yS ian. .. "A late ms
vest CATION shows that Mel ley 81 Iritchard.
aIoh. % e revolver at the Shenandoah Valley
sion Of a revolver an tho Shenandoah Valley
academy last week, w h Il shots were fired
but that tho pistol was In the hands OF ,an-s
Other tn snt Tho student who Z hold . the
weapon wanted TO. sre how the weapon worked, g
and 1t went Oh before he knew IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
GENERAL KILLED. s53
Thrown Out Of Sledge. Beaten
and Tra1npled to Death.

sr pHrG.!sA at1f RG It. S'ss the
authenticated horrors OF yesterday is the
case oe an aged general. whose s!edge
he ss Was sssp darsvns In tie dirsc!oh of tie
81 s ' sensrs
ordered hs eoae I, e drive Tf sH
a we'll dressed individual in g 50 bleMtu
coat. The general wa II hen 4 hru Wn 4 n 7
Of the sledge, beaten and tram ~ pied g
Number Killed,
4 & Tho estimates OF the number of dad
and wounded yesterday continue to vary
greatly as at least a majorIty Of the XII,
ed and wounded were carried off by their
comrades, Few Of u those taken to The
hospitals have been reported, The OF,
fetal account OF the rloting by no means
indicates the total III killed and wound
cd From careful Investigation, by the
staff OF the Associated Press IT appears
that the estimate 800, cal lsd last night,
seems liberal, There were orty-seYpll
Kill ed and four ed at The Tn II
loft works. where the groat test cns,pll-
Ties occurred, about sixty in the lcxanr
der gar denss tenn I'M the| aka aus
.Sorty7 five IN the yassil pstFofs district
ana ths ysRsatpdep Yastous other points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
NJ SMALLPOX NEGROES.
,Greenesvillc Put 70 Annual9FIeaVy
Cost by Migrating Darkeys.

,,i po sPsfAla' Y plssa,eh II ay-
ling the pipes for the water works system
began last Friday. ia Ind, q II large force; Of
hands are employed 81 on he principal
streets, who are rapidly placing II he
mains In posi- ton. Il us. % rs II
Il il thessintentlonfof the contractors to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

~ Mr. J. Il. b. Stuart, NJ the new United
States marshal 4 Of the East tern i District,
is&still absent from the city. His &depu-
ties Sare 65in charge Fof the o ftice during
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
'ORATORICAL
CONTEST
WILL TAKE PLACE HERE AMONG
THE SEVERAL CHURCH SCHOOLS
OF THE STATE.

The Church SCHOOLS Of West Virginia
are to nave an oratorical contest this
year similar 20 the cns participated Ia
by the State Normal Schools. The con:
test will take placs at Clarksburg, on
Thursday evening, April 81, next at 8
O'clock. The schools that will b repre-
sente,i are; Bethany College. BethanyJ
Broaddus G. & s. Institute, Clarksbnrg;
Morris Harvey College, Barboursvillss
Salem College, Salem. Anderson Academy
and Ailegaaass Collegiate Iastituts, Az
dercn. Eacn of these schools has hesd,
or will hold, a preliminary contest, for
the purpose of selecting representative
in the contest proper A great deal of
interest Is bling manifstei in Ia affair
and no little gooi will result from stnis
cordial combat Of words, which win be
tine occasion Of bringing together school
people from all parts of the State.
The prizes are being offered by d: Balm
Shaw. Of Barboursville, w. Va. who Il
very enthusiastic over the enterprise
and mas done a great deal to make 1t sue
coed. The winner of first place win re-.
ceivc $4,000 in gold; and the winner Of
second, $1,000 in gold.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
PASSENGER TRAFFIC HEAVY
TO WASHINGTON

The passenger list on the B. & O.
trains going east is now assuming larger
proportions. On all divisions tne pas
scnger train are packed 10 their limit.
Yeterday No. . mad ten passenger coaches
which are four more than usual. and
there was standing room only for tae
large number who crowded the aisles.
Thr officials of tne transportation de-
partment have everything in readiness.
because of the neavy passenger move.
msnt. The company mas posted watca-
men all along the track at the danger
ous places who are to report anything
unusual to headquarters. because of
track conditions.
The big increase in the traffic is dur
CHIEFLY TO the inaugural ceremonies at
Washington on Saturday.
Three wreck trains are made up and
held in readiness for accidents. One
lis stationed here, another at Central
station and the other is ut Grafton. Tae
engines have up steam and the crews
are on the train night and day awaiting
orders. The engineers sleep in tn. cab
and the firemen keep the furnace going
continually.
A battery of artillery with TIM gun
crews passed through here last evening
on No. 4. and another company of regn-
lars passed through at 1855 cnrnut. to
Washington.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
POISON CAUSED
''' DEATH
UNDER MYSTERIOUS c1RcUMsTAN.
cES OF THE WEALTHY WIDOW
STANFORD IN HONOLULU
IT is BELIEVED.

HONOLULU, March e-sIrs. Jane
Lathrop Stanford, of San Francisco,
widow of United States Senator Leland
Stanford. died in the Nioana hotel inere
forty minutes after being taken i'll I'M
der suspicious circumstances pointing to
poisoning BY the administration Of
strycnnine in vial of bi.carbonate of
soda. When found by guest Of the
hotel, VINO heard her grooming in agony
and suffering from commissions. sac de-
elared. 81 nave bsen poisoned
An investigation of the case is baing
made winch may lead to sensational de-
yelopments. Mrs, Stanford calimed an
attempt was made to poison asr in San
Francisco and that was her reason fol
going to Honolulu. Mrs, Stanford
went to picnic in the afternoon, re-
turned to her motel, took only soup fol
dinner and retired after drinking dose
of bicarbonate of soda, which sac pur.
chased in San Francisco.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
HALF DOZEN
IVDlCT llENTS
ARE EXPECTED TO BE FOUND BY
GRAND JURY AS RESULT OF
RACE RIOT AT EvERsoN.

F.AIRNfoNT, W. Va. March Pine
two slavs who were jailed at Monongaa
for taking part in the race riot at Ever
son Tuesday evening. were brought to
the county jail in this city Wednesday
afternoon by Constable O. w Walker.
They gave out the names of several PR
sons VINO were present at the figat and
they with dozen others were summon
ed to appear before the grand jury to.
day.
Dave Neer and George Hartzell, the
two Americans, who were hurt, are un-
der physicians care Mt Eyerson and
cannot be moved at this time. Mike
Fisldsr. tine slav, vino was saot, is rest
ing fairly well at the Miners hospital.
AT least half dozen indictments ARE
expected to result from the fight.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
Mr.. sgHMALH0RsT
GIVES AN INTERESTING TALK ON
present DAY CONDITIONS
IN CHILE.

The Rev. Mr.. schmalaorst gave a
most interesting talk Wednesday evening
at the First Presbyterian church on
@Present Day Conditions in Chile" Mr..
Scamalhorst mas just returned from
South America where ne~has been for
the past eight years working under tn
Board OF Foreign Missions of the Pres.
byterian church. In That time ne has
had abundant opportunity for learning
the needs and the opportunities that ex-
list in South America and mis- talk was
instructive as well as interesting. He
is visiting Rev VIM. VI. Hudson. the
pastor, and will probably occupy the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian eaurca
Sunday. Announcement of this win b.
made later.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
m NEW QUARTERS:

Tine Consolidation Coal Company.
which since ia. great Are has had ia
Offices in tde Hotel Stafford. Baltimore.
has moved them, wit iits 90 employees.
TO- suite in the Continental Trust
building. I'ne companies in consoiida.
ton Coal Company are Consolidation
Coal Company. aFirmont Coal company.
Somerset Coal Company, clarksbuTr
Fuel Company, Cumberland 4 Pennsyl.:
Fuel ompany, Cumberland q Pennsyl.
wanna railroad, Canal Towage Company.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
FIRED AT TRAIN
BULLET BARELY MISSED THE EN-.
GINEER-cAL CHURCH ARREST
ED AS ONE WHO DID IT.

aioRGANTowN, March PAS b. &
o. passenger train No. so was nearing
town Engineer Mccartney saw man
waving mis- aanis violently. He. did
not stop the train. but as the engine
approached the men he pulled a gun and
fired several snots at toe engine. One
bullet embe,lded itself in the cab and
narrowly missed the engineer, wac
stopped the train. Conductor Porter
ran after the man, who mounted horse
and escaped. A warrant has been issued
for Chi Cnurca, who, it is believed, il
the man wanted.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
DEATH AT
HOSPITAL
JOHN MARTIN DIES FROM SPINAL
MENrNG1TIs-wAs INJURED
AT MINES SEVERAL
WEEKS AGO.

John II. Martin, aged II years, died
in the Harrison County hospital at ll:2o
O'clock Thursday forenoon, from spinal
meningitis, the result of injuries received
wnen squeezed between mine cars at
Columbia coal mines six weeks ago He
left The hospital but returned again last
Saturday.
The deceased was son of Patrick j.
Martin, watchman at the post Office.
The funeral':w be held at tie
Catholic caurcn Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock and the interment will be IN
the Holy Cross cemetery.
The bsreft family has the sympathy Of
the community in tais sad hour
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
EX IRA
SESSION
ENDED
LEGISLATURE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
ADJOURNED SINE DIE wEDNES.
DAY NIGlsr
|MAxwEEr, or HARRISON couNTr.
I AND OTHERS REFUSE s6frEAGIs
FOR EXTRA SESSION
Fisher Made vaiedictpry Address 70
House, Hulnoronslyl Remaining tina
the peoplh Welcomed Adiournment of
Legislature.

CHARLESTON, w. va. MaseS
The Legislature finished the appsopris-
ticn bills last night At eleven o,elccl,
and adjourned sine die. The general
appropriation bill as passed differed
little from those originally passed b
the House except with regard 70 tAs ses-
cnd yeas's appropriations Tae ada.
tons for that year made n the esietc
and left in BY the conference committee
consisted chiefly Of the prosisioa 81 i've
thousand dollars for q battle monument
lat Point Pleasant and seventeen Aund
red and fifty dollars for monuinant. al
|Saapherdstown to the memory Of James
Rumsey, inventor OF the steambcat.
The Senate appropriation OF $4,000
for nm agricultural college at Morgais
town, and the other for tSe armory a
Parkersburg, wee cut out by the conn
mittee. Is
p 4. Rsedy again got in on tae app
preparation hill To- tae extent of $500
latter ne had been scnt out by tas House.
In the House Bas question Of mileage
again came up and the members
|wrangld again over the moral and r.
|gal aspects of the situation, and come
warm words were passed. The mem-
hers who objected and declined 10 ac-.
Iccpt their mileage wanted tnsir -
marks minced In N inntn.t 5.,,t A. m. Z
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
WILL SPEND MILLIONS.

In order to meet the increased de.
mands upon them by shippers and to
relieve congestion Of traffic t;as B. & o.
are preparing to spend siaoOoOOO. and
tn Pennsylvania s27,oooOoO for new
equipment. This it may be remarked
Is seven millions more tnan the amount
required to build the Lake Erie & Ohio
river ship canal, which was the capacity
OF Is railroads.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
CLARKsBURG. ". VA. MARCHs. 1905.
THE ICE
GOES OUT
OF THE ONO RIVER AND DAMAGE
IS NOT SO GREAT AS
WAS EXPECTED
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press. IN
CINCINNATI, o. March 2-Tae OHIO
river is comparatively free from ice to.
day .taouga there is more Ice 10! come
from above. Heavy ic. passed Mays;
vile during the night where the river
fell eight feet the past "a hours; owing
to tae going out Of the ice below,
All stranded boats at Cincinnati float
ed by the rise during tae nigat, except
the Bonanza, whose bow is in water.
The damage to the Virgins win not
exceed one thousand dollars.
Tow boats are coming down the river
today to hsly clear up tae wreckags.
The United States snagbcat Woodruff
is stranded and is receiving attention to-
day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
HAS FINE BLOOD HOUND.

John F. Krohme, tine Third street,
ieweler. Is the proud posaessor of one
Of the finest thoroughbred blood hounds
that ever came into the state. He re-
ecived tac animal from famous dog
fancier in Massachusetts DAY or 80
ago and now mas aim installed in Ans
and commodious kennel which was cx.
pressly built in the rear of the jewclfy
store Mr.. Krohme paid considerable
sum of money for mis- purchase.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
woopMEN ELEcr AITERNATE.

The local woodmen initiated Fred
Grimm at their meeting Wednesday nisat
in the Pythian building and elected p.
A. Haugat an alternate delegate 10 tac
tristate meeting to begin at Grafton
March Ia and continue two or three days
F. O. Sutton is the regular delegate.
West Virginia, Maryland and the District
Of Columbia will be represented at the
Grafton meeting.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
ARRESTED FOR KIlLINe ouA1 ID

A. c. Hurst, one of Long Runs best
citizens, was arrested for killing quail
by Deputy Game Warden B. S. Whi,r
and taken before Squire w. II. cheuvront
and fined $780, Mr.. White asked tae
justice to make the fine as low as pos.
sible, which is $50 for each quail killed.
There were eight quail, but Mr.. waite
agreed to nolle three of the cases. Ths
quail mad been shipped and the Warden
found them at Grafton about Dec. le.
AR. Hurst says ne did not knew he was
violating the law.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
BIG FORTUNE FOR WOMAN.

Report comes from Martins Ferry,
near Wheeling. to the effect that Mrs
Amanda Sharp VINO formerly lived in
either this city or Parkersburg, is be-
ing looked for by those VINO have in
keeping an estate valued at $4,000 bs.
queathed ner by relative. She is
said TO nave married man VINO lived at
Martins Ferry after they had movsd
there from Clarksburg or Pakesburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
TWO AGED MEN DEAD.

News aas reached here of the death
of A. B. kestcr, of Flin4. and Israel
Williams, OF near Alpha, two prominent
Grant district citizens. Bota were very
old men, Mr.. Kester being about rs
years of age and Mr.. Williams about
10 years of age. Both were aigaly re-.
spected citizens and lived life Of use.
fulness.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
CHARTER ISSUED.

A charter mas been issued by the sec.
rotary Of state TO the Grafton and
clarksburs Railroad Company, Of Graf
ton, Taylor county. W. Va, to build and
operate n railroad from Grafton 70
clasksburg. Capital stock, 100000 In
|corporators, W. E. Hildebrand, E. P.
Hildebrand, of Pittsburg, Pa; G. W.
Powell, T. F. Jobe and NJ. E. Powell, Of
New Irrigation, Pa.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
SPECIAL MESSAGE
IS BEING FRAMED BY THE PREsI.
DENT ON SAN DOMINGO TREATY
NOW PENDING.
By Assoc slated Press.

kyT Z z4b1Ul47ltS37 xttbss
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2-Tae
PRESIDENT Is framing another message
sc TIE Senate urging speedy action on
the pending Dominican treaty. BE is
lei to supplement the strong represen-
tations contained in mis- first communi-
cation by important developments,
uhico ii is understood, relate to the
no>tible action of the European powers
1>oun interested in San Domingo,
II th-lSs;g of the failure of the treaty
70 sSS 81 prevail before tae adjourn-
nent HhE extra session of the Senate.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
RECEIVER
FOR STANDARD
IS ASKED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF KANSAS IN A SUIT FILED
IN SUPREME COURT.

ToKEKA, Kas.. March 2-Attorney
General Coleman, of the State of Kansas
mas fled suit in the Supreme Court
asking that a receiver be appointed for
the Prairie Oil & Gas Company, the
Kansas branch of the Standard oil Co.,
on account of an alleged violation OF
the State laws.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
BOARD OF SURVEY SINS.

cuthbert A. Osborn Is in Charleston,
where ne with Major James E. Yer
lander. of Huntington, and Captain E,
B. Carlin, all members of the annual
board of survey was in session at the
adjutant generals office, settling all the
property accounts between West vir-
ginia and tine United States.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
CAN NOT ATTEND
ROOSEVELT INAUGURATION

Vigil T. Highland, VINO was recently
appointed to an official position of prom
inence in the Roosevelt inaugural parade
viii not be able to go to Washington
for the event on account of an indisposi.
ton in the nature of a very bad cold.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
BoeeEss SELLS INTEREST.

E. S. Boggess mas sold the major part
of his interest in the Boggess Under
taking Company to Justin and Hayden
carskadon and viii retire from the ac-
tive management of the concern in the
near future. The two carskadons will
conduct the business in the future.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
STUBBORN
FIGHT
IS ON
RUSSIANS ARE REpu1sED AT ONE
Pol0T AND JAPANESE AT AN
RUSSIAN ADVANCE GUARD IS COM
pEt1ED no vAcATE oUrwoRKs
BIZ JAPANESE: ARTILLERY.
Council May Be Held For Purpose Of
Recalling the Russian General-Gas
man vsssels Sail 10 Join the Russian
Squadron.
81 Associated Press.

BY. Associated Press.
sAKHEIUN, March 2=Tnere is a
stubborn fight on the left wing of the
Russian army.
ATTACKS by the Japanese on the VII
lsge 81 Rudaza have been repnIsed and
the Russians maintain tner position.
To the west side the Russian advance
guard at Katal pass have vacated the
eutwosIss which had been destroyed by
Japarese artiiiety
The Japanese were repuised at Nan
shanhu.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
WAS NOT wArsoNs HOUSE.

1t was announced That the murder Of,
John Jarrett, colored, last Sunday oc-
Cured at a house owned by Rev. j. H.
Watson, cclorel. 1t should nave been
that it happened at one of G. W..
Taomas' houses.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
SUCCESSFUL BOX SUPPER.

the box supper and entertainment
given by the Adamston scaool tsaehsrsi
in the school house ut Adamston wet.
nesday night for school library benefits
was we'll attended and good program
was executed. The receipts were grntis
flying to those who mad charge Of the
affair.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
ANFRANclsco. Cal, March e--The
news that strychnine was found in BIZ
carbonate of soda taken by Mrs. Stan
ford. conyinces aer friends sao was a
victim of poison. but the absence of a
plausible motive battles tas detectives.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
INAUGURATION TRAIN
RUNS INTO WRECK
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
ALTOONA. Pa. NIarca e-Tae third
section of an eastbound passenger tram
CARRYING Inauguration excursionists ran
into freight w.ee!:: n. Lille, Pa. today
Iwrecking its two engin,s and damaging
q sleeper. No one was injured.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-03
STRIKE AREA EXTENDING.

BY Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Russia, March Pine strike
area is extending in this city and sub.
urSs. Sixty thousand men are now out,
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By Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March p
Thirty members of the legislature tes-
tilted before the grand jury today. On
coming out they said they knew of no
bribery.
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n Associated press.

PORT SAID. iMarca s-Nine German
colliers today proceeded 70 Jimutil 1T
is Believed they will join the Rus. IN
squadron. Two other steamers with
stores sailed for the same destination to-
day. *
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av As,sociated Press.

NEW CHwLASG, March "a detach-
ment of four hundred Japanese cavalry
raided s.nnitina, about thirty miles
lwest. Of Mukdsn today and the troops
,raasacked the railroad buildings and
Gainese inns.