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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
REV. KELLEY, A SALEN MINISTER,
ENGAGES IN SGANDAL0uS CONDUCT
Acknowledges to Undue Intimacy
with a Girl of the Industrial School,
NVithdraws From Ministry and the
Church and Leaves Between Two
Days. for Parts Unknown

slipped quietly away on No. 4 that
night.
Presiding Elder David L. Ash
was notified of Mr.. kclle.T's depart
ure in time to supply the Salem pull
pit Sunday, the day being important
because Of the announcement that
fhe probationers were to be admitted
to membership that day, and Mon
dav evening DR.. Ash went to Salem
10 look into the matter fully. and, to.
fake charge of the church and par
Sonage. He found the Kelley home
= very sad one Within it were the
distressed wife and four small child
ren-two boys and two girls. the
oldest twelve wears of age and the
Youngest two and a half years.
The finances Of the church and
tbe general work of the church were
left in good condition by Mr.. KEEL
ley. Over $500 in church heneye-
lenees were in-5Ar. KellY's hands and
these were found intact in one OF
Salem's banks.
The parsonage was duly surrend-
cred by Mr.. Kelley and he withdrew
both from the ministry and the
membership of the church.
Mrs. Kelley and children left
Salem Tuesday morning for the
home Of Mr.. KrlIey's father, nine
miles from Spencer, where they will
remain sometime.
Rcv. Kelley was the statistical
yceretnly Of the West Virginia cons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11

Newport, Ky, July 11-Mayor
Hembold today surrendered 10 the
United States deputy marshal, who
had warrant charging him with
Resistance to- United States officer
and he gave bond of one thousand
dollars for hearing Thursday.
Two policemen are out on bond
on the same charge.
Jailor Ploeger and three others
are out on bail on a charge by the
mayor of assault and battery.
These arc the results of the clash
last night, when the mayor attempts
ed to prevent the iailor from Plac-
ing Caleb Powers in n cell costly fur
nished by Powers friends for his
comfort.
Powers late at night was placed
in the cell intended for him.
Powers arrived in the custody ~
United States Marshal Sharp on the
six o'clock train from Georgetown,
Ky. He had no sooner entered the
Newport Jail with his attendants
Iam NGyor August Helmhold, Il
i9emocS5 accompanied by the chef
or police T9n5 his deputy and several
policemen appeared on the scene and
deBis ,5ed that Tailor Ben Ploeger,
- ran, put Powers in an or
St1I and not in the enc pre-
lid for him. Mayor Helmbold
Sfndl his staff were demonstrative
from The start and it is clnimed that
the chief of policies deputy drew a
revolver and pointed it in the face
81 Jailor Ploeger but did not putt
tlie trigger.
Jailor Ploeger and Assistants vii,
on and Davis and a bystander re,
nted the actions Of the mayor ant
olicemen and blows were struck
MAYOR Helmbold was knocked dow
three of his front teeth knocked
There were n number of blows
b,Itf1t is not known whC
The Shayor. Tt also said il,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
KENTUCKY QUARRELS
OVER CALEB POWERS

Ioosened his teeth by striking against
an iron bar IN falling. Mayor
IIelmbold had the jailor's two assi5'
tants arrested for interfering with
the officers. but they were at once
released on bond.
Powers was transferred to the or
lin,ry cell and the new furniture III
the cell FIRST prepared for him was
confiscated Inv the mayor. 1t is
claimed that the city charter eives
the iailor absolute control of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
Petitioner S h 90 t 5 Him
Three Times AS He Is
Hearing Petitions a n d
Prelate Falls Dead.

BY Associated Press.
Moscow, Russia, July 11--Nialor
General Count Shouvaloff, project OF
police here and formerly attached to
the ministry of the interior, was as
sassinated this morning while re-
ceiving petitions
One Of the petitioners drew re-
yolver and fred three times at the
project, who fell dead.
The assassin was arrested.
Three bloody encounters between
troops and striking shoemakers IN
which about twenty persons were
killed or wounded occurred today.
The strikers were marching
through the city from house to house
demanding the lowering of rents ty
twenty per cent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
COWBOY FIRED FATAL SHOT
JURY FINDS AT BURNS VILE trial
Tobn Johnson Shot Bullet that Killed
Mexican Geor NEGRO Snowman.
Dies at Cowar our Others. Are
Badly Wounded One VIII Die.
With Bullet Through IIhgs.

allowed to go without punishment.
The body of the negro who alss'l
at Cowan Monday evening was view
ed by another coroner's jury Tues
day afternoon and the Investigation
into the manner of his death began.
Deputy Sheriff Lang had but lit
tie trouble taking Mexican Bill to
Webster Springs. 1t was his ln-
tention to take him to Gowan, hut
before reaching that PlRee he was
advised that it would 5e risky to
let him off at Cowan. m account OF
the high state Of feeling there. 70
ne wisely took him past Cowan TO
Webster Springs.
just before reaching Cowan two
men partly intoxicated, but not ez's=
bows boarded the train, and as soor
as they learned of. 8Iexiean
presence. they started in to raise
disturbance. but the officer prem +
" auieted them. This was the
incident of the trip.
Mexican Bill viii not be taken 70
Cowan for trial but will be trI- at
Webster Springs by Justice He M
asesoon as the inquest Mt Cows IS
completed and the witnesses csn GO
to Webster Springs.
The report reaching here s9t
Officers It. +. Powell and Lee 7is-
nan had been arrested on the e. re
of murder and jailed Is utterly it9s-
out foundation. Nothing HIS ieT.
veloped so far to incriminafe t ms,
md they are engaged with ot2es oi-
'ffcers at their duty in presentinf "
dence ut the inquest. They W 90
to Webster SPRINGS TO attend .e
trial Of Mexican Bill.
The show having left the n y
borhood. no further trouble is ltj-
cipqted, and the community is asst
resu,ning its normal condition.
The right names OF the deae are
Llovd Shaffer of Frazier, la. ard
William Rollins, coiored, w1ose
home is also in Iowa.
The fellow who raised the dis
trrbance on tile train, which 81 Is','l
the battle is nau19d Oscar Knight
ana his home is said to be at PhoeT
MY. Arizoha. He Is the one MAT
was fried and fined at Burns 5ilse
AIonday evening. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
COURT
PROCEEDINGS

Circuit court was in session
short while Tuesday morning ana
few orders were entered. /.
a motion was made in the case OF
Harvey F. Smith against J. G Gray
to Vacatel the order tlismissmg the
appeal.
Demurrer was overruled IN the
case of w. L. Swiger against John
]. Ashcraft and judgment was en-
tered.
The summons in the suit of John
W. Davis against John Edgell ct al
was qu1shed.
Judge lynch refused to set aside
the verdict in the case of jacob
Bloch Against Edward Jepson.
In the suit Of the Fairmont &
CInrksburg Traction Company vs.
the MonongDhelq River Railroad
Company and others to condemn,
rights Of way. Slbcrt r. Shinn, a
w. Fittro. robert W'gner. John T.
Williams md !. I. S. Stealey were
appointed commissioners TIC ascer-
tain a Just compensation.
J,v1@r-ent for s$7.7o.57 WIS given
Greed calline and Charles w
Sprinkle against the Colonial Chair
Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11

OF SORROW

AT a meeting of the Vestry OF
Christ church, held on Monoa1
evening, July 10, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Since 1t has pleased Almighty Goa
IN His wise providence, to take OUT
of this world the soul of our broIaer
and acknowledgment, Rrehard ms
Eer Lowndcs. Jr., we, the Nestry OF
Christ church, Bethel Parish
ClaTksburg, W. Va, would give eX-
preston to our deep sorrow and
sense of loss at his death
We share with the whole COM
munity in admiration of his gener-
Gus qualities as man and we recall
with gratitude to God his unfeigned
interest in the churchss welfare
And. while with a certain frank rank
ness and unassuming simplicity OF
manner. he nade claim TO no such
he felt a rare concern
cir fine welfare of others, which
showed itself in unnumbered kind
ncsses in all the relations of his life:
His courtesy and generous-hearteq
friendship for many whose clam ON
nm were I'll III ~ -
tbis chivalrous spirit which prosper
itv could not spoil.
We trust that. in the terrible sud
denness of his departure, there may
be- at least for us who remain, the
compensation that we take to heart
thc warning, "Be You also ready.
1t is instructed that this resol!l-
49,, ba on+arad in n special page in
Tie minutes of the Vestrv and that
a capv thereof be sent to the family
and thnt it be published in the city
n1pers and in the Churchman and
Inc Southern Churchman.
(Signed)
Rector
NJ. w. SMITH,
Senior Warden.
J. w. WILLIAMS.
Junior Warden.
GEORGE L. DUNCAN.
Registrar
CnAs. B. ALEXANDER,
Treasurer
W. f. MUM.
w. B. RoGERs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
BIRTH DATE
SOCIAL TONIGHT

The Bonafield Guild will give a
nnio1e social this evening ar eight
o'clock in Golf chapel. Tie social
is called a "Birth Date Social and
each one attending is expected to
bring pennies equal in number to
the day of the month upon which he
was horn, i, e.: If You were born
ON the both bring 80 pennies. etc
A literary and musical program will
be given and free refreshments FUR
nished. The proceeds 20 to the
Guild fund for the support of . M
tive Chinese girl in one of the Mis-
sion schools. Fac Chow China. All
are cordially invited to be present
and to patronize this worthy enter
prise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
REMAINS TAKEN
TO WESTON

The remains Of Hanson Il. ock;
the printer who died Mt 1908 Flor
cnee street Monday afternoon Of OBJ
struction of the bowels, were taken
to his home at Weston Monday
night. The funeral and burial will
occur there.
The deceased was thirty-ttree
years of age. For the past few
weeks he had been employed on the
Daily News as a job printer, com
ing to this place from his home at
Weston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
VICTOR zUGCHELI DIES
IN LOCAL HOSPITAL

Victor Zucchelli, an italian lab
orer of Jacksonville, w. Va, died in
the CITY hospital Tuesday forenoon
from brain fever. The deceased was
thirty-three years of age and single
He is survived by brother, Angelo
Zucchelli, who was at his bedside
when the end came
The funeral will take place We'd
nesdav morning ut ten o'clock from
the Church of the Immaculste Con-
oeption. Burial viii be in Holy
Gross cemetery,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
ASSASSIN STAYS PRELATE
AI MOSCOW WITH PlS.l0L
BAR ASSOCIATE 0N
lTl BE FORMED

The members of the Harrison.
county bar are taking steps to or
game a local bar association A
-preiiminaTy meeting with that end
m view was held in the court house
Tuesday forenoon. Another will
be held Thursday forenoon at II
o'clock to perfect an Organization.
The object is to regulate fees and
make thorough the workings of the
bar.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
.ELKS INCREASE
IN MEMBERSHIP
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Buffalo. n. Y, July 1.-THE re-
port of Grand Secretary Fred G.
Robinson. at the National meeting
of the b. p. o. Elks, says there has
been an increase of 22,6sS in e5ie
membership the past year, making
total membership of 200,040, 4 ere
are now seven lodges having more
than thousand members .
They are Brooklyn, New York
troii, Philadelphia, Chicago, =
kane and Gincinnatit.
The cash in hand amount r.
S11G.a02. The liabilities are $ 8
and the total assets reach $lsF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
RAILROAD SHOPS
to- COME HERE

From a source regaFdeSSi'F' ila IiS'
ii is learned that the shops Q, inc
Isaltihtore 81 Ohio railroad nj t'r'f-
ton may shortly be moved. Slnee
the recent spring election There has
l r,,o 90 much internal dissensirn
and public facilities 50 h@mPdred
Nv fbs action of the council in its
spirit for revenge upon the people
that the shops have suffered N, mfnN
harGIships and Inconvenience These
.bsys arrived at the point. where the
officials of the railroad company
have become thoroughly dl7gustGd
no M stakes and leaving Grafton
70 her fate. The report that the
shops are to be moved coon, while
not verified, has good grounds for
yeracity. and Grafton need mot be
surnrised to see fhe shops moved to
C'larksburg any day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
SEVERAL GUILTY
OF COTTON LEAK

BY Associated Press.
Washington, d. c., July 11-,Sec-
retary Wilson today turned over 70
the attorney general all the papers
in connection with the cotton leak
investigation. 1t is intimated this
was done with the expectation that
the prosecution of several persons
mentioned in the report of secret
service officers will follow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
Peck Got Contract

The contract for tic constrr
of the new public school build
.Philippi which is to be built ~
ing to plans and specifications q,
by Hoimboe & Eafferty, Of this
was let Monday evening to Co
tor Peck, Of that place, forHne
Clarksburg. The price was
nsiahborhood of twelve tho
dollars
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11

A sns1l child narrowlv escapod
being ground to death under the
wheels Of n street car late Monday
EVENING. The child wps sittinT IN
The middle Of the track on Main
street. MS street car approached and
Motorman James had barely time tn
stop the chr and thus saved the child.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
MRS. RURL'S MOTHER
DIES AT COTTAGE CITY

Word has been received here Of the
He4th ut Cottage City, Mass, Of Mrs,
AT9rv F. Walker, mother OF Mrs.
.Tohn L. Ruhl. and Miss Laura A:
Walker. of this city The funeral
,yss held at New London, Conn. on
.1,Iursdav. July 6. Mrs, Walker
visited her daughters here seyerai
tires and made a number of friends
and acouaintances, who are deeply
bajned 10 lc"rr cf her delth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
DIRECTORS
IN CONVENTION

The West Virginia Funeral Di-
rectors' Association began their am
mud meeting today in Wheeling
President w g Osborn, of this city
presiding. Following was the day $
program:
Call to order by Pres. W G. Osborn
Music - Quartsltte
Trlyocation. Rev. S. Il. Westhafer
Address of Welcome
$500. Mayor @. c. Schmidt
Music.
Response by members of The ASSOC
cation.
Music.
Roll call
Payment Of dues.
Presidents address.
Report of secretary-treasurer.
appointment of committees.
Report of Standing committees.
Receiving new members.
Report of delegate to National -AsT
sociation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
Allowing Bills

Comfy court sat arain Tuesdav
with II aiving IFS attention 70 hills
I'D SO forth. The court viii likely
'edicprn the term some time this
week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11

Henry Alexander. of the LuISena
Coal CO.. ut Mt. Glare. was in the
city Tuesday looking after bpsines
matters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11

Thomns II. T4afferty and family
IL Wheeling, are visiting ct IT,
4 ono IL Robert Lafferty and famiiy
IN tllis city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11
MANY MINERS EN- oIVlAED
IN WALES G0LLIE.

BY Associated Press.
Cardiff, Wales, July 11-An eX-
plosion occurred today at the Water
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-22
ARTIFICIAL PgAc-s.
The Chinese Have For Centuries Been
Adept Mt Making limitations.


The Chinese Have For Centuries Been
Adept Mt Making limitations.
The Chinese were the first to make
artificial pearls. They were at 1t CEN
turies ago. Some OF the Chinese arti.
fetal pearls used to be very decelviDg.
The French caught the idea from the
Chinese, and nowadays they make a
wonderfully fine imitation Of the genu-
Inc article. Pearl making in China Is
confined to two villages in the northern
part Of the province Of Chih-kiang. In
the months of May and June large
quantities Of mussels are brought in
baskets from lake thirty miles dis
tant and the biggest Of them are Sc
lected for the operation thar Is TO be
performed. Into the shell Of each mol
lusk are introduced smallobjects which
it is intended the bivalye shall coat
with the pearly substance it secretes.
Sometimes little balls of earth are
used Such pellets are made of mud
from the bottom of water courses,
dried and powdered with the juice OF
the seeds of the camphor tree.
To place these nuclei inside of the
rnussels is a process of no little difficult
ty. The shell is opened with a small
instrument of mother-of-pearl, the
mantle of the animal Is gently lifted
and the pellets are laid beneath the
mantle. The shell is then permitted to
close Finally the mollusks are de-
posted in canals or pools. They are
placed five or six inches apart, ut
depths Of from two to five feet, In lots
of from 5000 to $4,000.
In November they are lifted and
opened. The animals are removed
from the shells and the pellets are de-
tached with sharp knife. BY this
time they are fastened tightly to the
inner surface of the shells and have be-
come covered with coating Of nacre.
Next a little hole is cut in each pearl
at the point where it has been attached
to the shell of the mussel. Through
this opening the earth which composed
| the nucleus is removed. The hollow
pearl is then filed with melted yellow
rosin, and the orifce is artfully COW
| cred with a piece of mother-of-pearl.
The pearls thus formed are Fat on the
bottom and in shape are somewhat
more than hemispheres. They have
much Of the lustre and beauty of the
real gems, and are sold SO cheaply as
to be procurable by all who care TO pos
sess them They are employed to
considerable extent by jewelers., who
set them in tiaras and ornaments fol
women.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-22
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Popularity proves nothing.
Prayer is.a wonderful purgative from
pride.
Cultivating crosses never enriches
character.
A white hand gives no Indication
of the heart.
Introspection Goes not promote splr-
itual digestion.
The afluence of life may be known
by its influence.
Spiritual indifference is often only
mental Incidence.
No need to eat the brambles in order
TO get the berries.
A mans Judgment on others is his
verdict on himself.
If you are a live lighthouse you do
not need a whistle.
Paying the debt of nature does not
pay the debt of sin.
A child's finger can point as straight
to heaven as mans.
Sin in itself is to be dreaded more
than its consequences.
Only the featherweights are drawn
after every passing fad.
II all our desires were granted our
delights would be gone.
Half of wisdom is in being silent
when you have nothing to say.
The world needs more religion in pol
itics and less politics in religion.
1t is a dark day for the race when
Unsuitable greed becomes the mark OF
greatness. Rams Horn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-22

J. P. Morgan, Jr., was describing a
visit he made TO Ireland last year.
ain Dublin he said. my valet fell
III and l was obliged to send him home
to London. Thenceforth relied upon
hotel Wallets, and queer fish, truly, some
of them were. There was a Derry
hotel valet who amused me. | sat in
the parlor of my suite one morning
and sent him to the bedroom for a
pair of boots.
"Two pairs Of boots I said are
in the marquetry closet. Bring me one
pair and be sure that they are mates.
1.-THE Derry valet hustled off and
brought back pair of boots that were
not mates after all Patrick said,
'tnis pair Of boots are not mates.
Sure, then. sir lie said, 4 don't
know what's to be done at all, at all,
for the other pair in the cabinet are
not mates ether"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-22

Bronson Howard, dramatist, and
therefore by profession a trained OBJ
server of times and customs, is the lat
est sweepingly to co-demn the social
clique derisiyely dubbed the -Four Hun
dred. The "swagger set" he says, are
extremely fast. They drink much wine
eThe Four Hundred does not" he adds,
Influence the manners or customs of
society in any part of the country to
the least degree 1t is looked upon
more as a curiosity than body of peo-
pie whose antics or manner of living
should be initiated"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-22
GOOD @
% ROAD S.
How to Repair Roads.


Charles Williams, a contractor in
ConnersviIle. Ind. gives a few points
on road repair in paper before a
farmers institute, which will be Of
interest:
Now. some points on how to keep
roads in good condition and how TO
repair them. A road must have CON
slant attention If it is to be of any use
or value.
Whenever rut forms It should be
repaired at once. The road should be
graded in the spring and grayeled in
the fan. The road will then be hard
and smooth, and the gravel will be
packed down, but not worn out before
bad weather sets in. 1t depends on
whas shape the crown Of the road is
in what the condition Of the road will
be for travel through the winter II
the crown is in good shape it will shed
the water to the side bitches, and i
they are in good shape the road Will
remain dry and solid.
Now / will tell few ways to spoil a
good road:
The surest way is to use the road
grader and pile all the mud, sod ana
weeds from the sides and bitches into
the centre of the road This makes the
road soft and muddy, and 1t will be i'm
possible for the next coat Of gravel TO
unite with the old roadbed. The re-
suit is the road will be spongy. VIE
best plan is to scrape it up into piles
and haul it to some gully, Of which al
roads have few. and dump II there
The road grader is a good road
builder in the hands of a man that
knows how to use it, but otherwise nc
will do a great deal of damage.
Another way to spoil road is tC
make the crown so steep that all the
travel will take to the centre. The re
suit is the road is worn out in thu
centre. and no use has been made O
the remainder Of the road. The centre
is cut up by three gullys, which hole
water and cause the road to be sol
and muddy when 1t otherwise woul'
be in good shape.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-22

A South Sea islander, at the close
of religious meeting, offered the fol-
lowing prayer: 20 God, we are about
to go to our respective homes. Let
not the words We lave Eeard be like
the fine clothes we Wear, soon 20 be
taken off and folded up in a box till
another Sabbath comes round. Rather.
let Thy truth be like the tattoo OH our
bodies. ineffaceable till death. ."--Carle-
toms Magazine.