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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
REVENUE
VIOLATER
ARRESTED
AT BUcKHANNoN BY UNITED
STATES DEPUTY MARSHAL
AND BROUGHT HERE.

Horace Simms. colored. was arrested
at O'Clock Thursday evening at Buck
hannon by Col. f. d. Hupp, United
States Deputy Marshal on federal
warrant, charging him with violating the
internal revenue laws. The alleged vio-
lation took place at Berrysburg July 30
last. The officer brought Simms here
Friday morning and took MIN bafore
United States Commissioner Thomas s.
Spates, who fixed MS bond at 5000 ia
appear at federal couFt mere April is
next to answer an indictment for the
ofrenss. He gave tae bond and was dis
charged from custody.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
WILD NAN
ATTACKS TRAIN
GIANT CREATURE IN HUMAN FORM
WITH BRIsTLEs ON FACE Is, AT
LARGE NEAR MoRGANrowN

The citizens Of Monongalia county are
thoroughly aroused over the strang, and
murderons actions OF a man in that
country, whose identity mas not been es
tablishei so far and whose capture seems
a remote possibility. unles the state au-
Ithorities organize posse and force him
to surrender.
Only few days ago a. chronielei, a
man was seen standing on the track in
front of passenger train nearing Nor
gantown. He was violently waving ais
hands. the train did not stop ani ne
was compelled to step aside to save
himself As the train was passing ne
fired several snots at it.
Later fellow named Lynch was ar
rested suspected of the deed and is yet
held. But after mis- arrest tne matter
OF trying to mold up passenger trains
continued and Thursday afternoon at
opekeiski as the passenger train was
coming toward Fairmont strange LOOK.
ing man stoned it. The train stopped
after having run MIN ami the brake
man. went back to arrest the fellow. but
as he approacned MIN the fellow shovel
fight and the trainman grew so nervous
over tnr mans strange appearance tnat
ne returned to the train. BY the time
ne boarded the train, it mad started
again, but tne brakeman called upon
The passengers to volunteer to 20 with
him AMI capture the giant-aa was at
least six feet tall and wore a beard all
over his face which looked more like
a mass Of bristles tnan whisksrs. Tyae
passengers were not sufficiently alarmed
over the attempt made by the fellow on
their lives to organize themselves into
posse and pursue MIN,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
TWO BASKET
BALL GAMES.
AND GYMNAsTIc EXHIBITION WILL
BE HELD IN Y. NJ. C. A. GYM
SATURDAY NIGHT.

saturday ev,uing Narco 1. viii b one
Of the biggest and most interesting
evenings The Y. NJ. {. 4. gymnasium Of
clarksburg has seen for emoous.7 Com.
mcncing AZ $ o'clock shary, taa Young
men, class viii hold an exhibition fol
loved By fine basket bah game be
tween the clarksburg Hign Scnool and
BroallNs Institute Bota teams are
evenly matcaed and fine game is Ger.
tain. This game will b. FOLLOWED BY 4
gan between the business mems class
Of the Y. N. c. A. ana the first team Of
the lonng mems class. 4 fine time j.
guaranteed to any person who attends
a snail admission fea Of ten cents viii
b. charged for all tnis fun Everybody
i invited
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
BY THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA
SETTING FORTH THE DUTIES OF
THE COUNCIL.
IN ORDER THAT ALL LOYAL SUB
JBcTs MAY BE HEARD DIRECTLY
BY HIM.
Council Presided ovar By Him Will Con-
slider in His Name All Views and
Wishes That May Be Received From
Privat, Persons.
By Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG. March S-The I'm.
perial decree just issued tnat IN order
That it may be possible for all our loyal
subjects to be heard directly by the Em-
peror, the council. presided over by the
Emperor, shall examine and consider in
his name all the views and wishes that
may be received from private persons
and institutions in regard to perfecting
an administration of state and the i'm.
prorement of the welfare of the people"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
By Associated Press.

81 PEfERsBURG. March Sac
cording 70 the latest information from
the front the battle is now general AMI
OF the most desperate character. Tae
losses aaye been exceedingly heavy ON
both sides during the preliminary agot.
ing
Although it is not officially admitted
it i garded as certain that General
kuropatkin is directing all mis- efforts 10
a Withdrawal Of his army to Tie pass.
It is now practically rear guard action
but tae task of extracatine himself il
proving very difficult Tae japanese
nave not only driven in mis- left. but tar
column is already reported as crossed
the Hun river east of Fushan. Kurp.
patkin Is gradually retiring His right
wing mas been pressed back almost on
. line with Mukden.
Ta' Russian losses up to last night
are reported at 1000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
cLUBBED HIS WIFE.

jesse Boxdale. colored. a coal miner
residing at the Reynolds addition is
Supposed TO nave made bad assault on
his wife Thursday evening. she an
peared late in the evening at police
headquarters with bal CASA in the
back Of her head. She claimed nar mus
band mad struck her with club. Te
Reynolds addition IS beyond city nris-
diction. and therefore. Inc police took
no action in the case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
GASSAWAY
SEES OsLER
AS TO HIS ACE, BUT ASSURANCE
HE IS NOT MEANT SAT-
ISFIES HIM.

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 3-Former
senator Henry G. Davis. the Vice. .Presi-
dentinl candidate on the Democratic
ticket. was in the city yesterday and paid
visit 10 DIR. William osler and asked
tae latter if mis- opinion regarding men
being useless after sixty years applied
70 him. Dr.. osler replied in the mega
tive. but told the Senator there were
many others over sixty to whom the rule
did apply.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
SENATOR THORN ILL.

STAT, Stnator Artaur K. Thorn r..
returned from CHARLESTON aud i. con.
hnad e III nome On Mulberry street on
account q an inflammation Of the throat
which IS causing him much trouble and
pain. IL was SO afflicted during the last
week Il the session of the legislature
and could hardly stick to Ms senatorial
lnties on account Of Il.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03

sary as the letters found in the dead
mans pockets and the attendant cir
cumstancss proved that the deed was
Eselt committed.
The following is copy of tae let
ter Flint wrote to mis- father. C. +.
Flint, and family just before going into
the bathroom. Tae other letter was
written 70 Rev. James Kirby. of Salem.
was long one and in the same melan.
eaoly strain, containing about the
same thing:
Mr.. G. Il. Flint, and Family. Salem
W. Va.
Am sorry to write YOU tnat 7 am
decidedly worse 30 much so that I
think ii win be unnecessary to go away.
was unable to complete arrangements
to 80 away until yesterday evening and
as much worse as am this morning it
would have been useless to % away
anyway.
DOCK Warner was very anxious to go
Yesterday but ne also said was in no
immediate danger and still thought
tiat might risk staying another day or
q" and tnat | migat get better. He also
sald That | need not go down there with
toe Np,ctatiou Of getting any operation
performed as did not need il. but
twonll "a anyhow il | wanted to 90 and
of c"nrseNny mind being made weak
ana being Ssily persuaded. l decided to
stay one more day. SO last nigat I
took aorritHe cold and guess faat
with 'b" o,act win pue me tarouga in
short tim, ard it will be UNNECESSARY
% 90 away any further or run the ex-
pens amy hicaq tnan it will BE- any
way, 50 ! lniue ! will 20 back down
e iac hospital and stay there until I
shni''' or my eoit which win be / think
only a short time.
only visa aad known what was in
StoF' for ne befor, started on this
lo' aaa ! ,aonIl never nave run tae
family TO tie Expense that have al.
ready done. But it i, too late to eriev.
oyer 4 now 20 I will Just hay. 10 give
y a last for tlj- trouble !. getting the
oest OF my mind a. wen as my body
anyway. lal-o ask you not u think
GARD OF br. Disinfcct all my clothes.
tnat Is snirt- and under suit. before
anybody else should wear them. oIso nv
gray coat and vest.
The bed looked tolerably clean befor.
got in, but after had b,cn in il far
some time began to notice bal small
and found on investigation that it wa.
perfectly greasy with something Ia
not know wnat win close this time
= Yours a ever.
FLINT.
= 81 nave paid my Kassler bill ur
TO date also my washing and otner eN.
penSes but haven't paid DR.. Warner anv.
thing on his services and he has alse
paid for few meals for me since / III,
the hospital and two meal. before. All
i nave paid MIN for wa. message ia
Baltimore. waich cost 90 cents.
FLINT.
Iae remains will be tax N to the nome
of~ the licensed by the relatives who ar.
rived mere Friday on train ~. 4 Sal.
nrday morning, The funeral win tax,
place there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
CITY COUNCIL WILL MEET.

The first regular session for the month
gf March 50 far as the city council j..
concerned viii D. neld tonignt in tae.
usual place. Among the things to be
lone Is the appointment Of election com
nis-ion,rs for tie spring election, which
win taks place april Z. Retiring coun-
eiImen are N. J.. NcAndrew. Of the first
ward; |. N. Kelley, Of the second;
Charles NJ. Ernst. Of tas third; Camden
sommers. Of the fourth. and w. S. Law,
Of the hfih.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
DAWSON
RESIGNS
NOT AS GOVERNOR BUT AS sEcRE.
TARY OF STATE AND swISHER
IS SWORN IN.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Marc0 s.
W. ~ o Dawson yesterday resigned the
Office Of secretary OF state, Governor
Wnils Immediately issued commission
to G. w. swisher, who took the oath of
Office and entered upon MS duties. Stress
OF business upon the Inauguration Of
GovernOr-elset Dawson was toe cause
for his resignation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
WILL SAN TO BRAZIL.

Tsomas g Brady left Thursday night
for Philadelphia on an important mi
sion. He intends 70. purchase passars
for himself and q party Of Philadelphia
capitalists fros New York TO Brazil
Tney viii sail soon. The objscf of tls
trip Is 70 negotiate deal for 10000
acres of mahogany and rosewood tim
Der lands Sfr. Brady has an option On
IN the southern, part of Brazil.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03

NEW cHwANG. SIarca 8 tNoon). via
Tin Tsin.-chinsse from SIukden re
port tant the Japanese nave advanced
almost to AIukden. The Russians. hav.
ing been reinforced. have recaptnred
several positions out OF whica they aave
been driven. The battle is stiIl raging.
fne Japanese bivouacEing on tae ont
skirts Of sincintin Withdrew tais morn
ing. leaving only a picket.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03

MUNDEN. Nlarcn s-The taunder Of
cannon is heard from all positions.
PoutiloG and NovgoroA hills are hidden
by the smoke from the guns. The BON.
.bardment was resumed after tine Russian
repulse Of an infantry attack by Japan
ese. 4 aaavy bombas.lment is also in
progress in the neigaborhood Of tae
Shakae bridge, APPARENTLY in preparation
Tor an attack in that quarter.
The weather continues fine and warm.
lac Chinese are preparing to SOW their
grain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
ANNUAL MEETING.

Tae annual meeting Of the stoekhold
ers OF tine clarksburg Industrial Com.
pany win be held in iar court honse TO-
morrow night to elc, officers. near Re.
ports and to do other business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
SHIPPING srOcx TO CHARLESTON

The stock. supplies AMI fNtu-e- Of
tae West Virginia Heating & Plumbing
Company. in tha Moore bnilding. on
Fourth street. ar being shipped to
Charleston. The branch will be discon-
tinued nara AMI Manager J. H. Bowman
will sever his connection with tas CON
Pany He intends to 70 south and sn-
gags in business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
All WING
SUSPECTED
AS POISONFR
MRS. STANFoRD's SECRETARY
NAMES CHINESE COOK AT MUIR.
DBRER OF WEALTHY WOMAN
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March 3-Tae
Call hos a dispatca from Honolulu say
ing Miss Bsrner, AIRS. Stanford's sccrc-
tary, has named All Wing, a Chinese
cook. VINO has been in the Stanford
home twenty years, a. taa person sac
suspects OF putting stryehnine in tae
bieorbonate soda which killed Mrs. Stan.
ford. He and all other Stanford ser.
wants are under surveillance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
Stubborn Battle Has Been in Prog
ress All Day--.Japanese RepuIsed
Twice by Russians but are Pre-
pairing to Renew Bombardment of
PontiIoff
Thunder of Cannon Heard From Ali Positions
Around Mukden- Japanese are Steadily AID,
vancing but Russians Have Been Reinforced and
Regain Position.
By Associated Press.

Dy HsSUuIdIsd Pfess.
sAKHETUN. March s-Tiiere was a
stubborn fighting all day. There are
four Japanese divisions about eleven
miles west of AInkden.
Tne japanese today made two infau-
try attacks on Pontiloff aill, but were
rePnlsed, They nave resumed the bonn
bardment Of the mill.
The losses on bon sides are heavy but
results indscisive.
Tae report Of Japanese cavalry being
At Simintin is confirmed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03
BY Associated Press.

MlkDEN, Marcn IA ceaseless ar.
tilery fire is aeard ten miles soutawari.
tae roaring of guns is becoming more
distince every hour. Russian losses dur
ing the last five day have been asayy.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20

sOning she convinced herself that it was her duty, for his sake, to get out of the way before his return. Follow ing this idea, she stole away from her home some time between o'clock and o'clock Monday morning. She was missed at the latter hour and dili- gent search was made for her all that day. The matter was not made public until late in the evening" for the req son that it was thought she would be found at any moment. That night a party of six spent the greater part of the night in a vain hunt and yester- day morning a still larger party was organized on a systematic plan. Par ties went in all directions. and it was arranged that should she be found a shot of dynamite would be fired from the butte to call in the searchers A party of Normal cadets On horseback came upon her q little before noon on the north side of the river, near the end of the Santa F'e bridge standing in the ApprOpriatOrs' canal in water up to her waist. She was taken to the home of Dr. Charles H. Jones where at q late hour last evening she was resting quietly. She was perfectly ra- tional on all subjects save the one thought that it was her duty as a low iA5 tillu loydI iloliltE IO make away with herself for the slke of her son.
 Probably no woman in Tempe en- joys a larger acquaintance, and her many friends deeply regret that she should be brought to such a deplorabIe condition. She is honest, coascien- '-ious. and generous almost to a fault She would willingly have given her life for that of her son, as in her state of mind she felt that she must do so
 The matter was kept out of the pa pers Monday for the reason that it was wished to keep it from her son and daughter. Mrs. Charles H. Jones' who are now in California, but who are expected home the latter part of this week
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20
LEGAL ApvERTIsEMENTs.


 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Ofice of the Ssr- retary. September II. 1st5-N1rice ls hereby given that the Secretary of AE- ricultUTe has under authority confer red by law issued an amendment de- scribed as amendment number one. Coo rule two, To prevent the spread nf scabies in cattle This amendment withdraws from quarantine rle follow ing area: The States Of WashlDErol and Oregon; all that part of the State of Kansas lying east Of the western bundary lines Of the counties of Smith Osborne. Russell. Barton. Srauu-I- Pratt, and Barber; all that part ol rEe State of Colorado lying west ur rl- summit of the Medicine Bow range Ct mountains in LaTimer county. the wrs- line of Boulder Gilpin. Jefferson. Teller. Custer, HuerfauO. and Las Aulmas counties; and also that part of Color ado lying west of the Ninth Guide AIrf- idian West in Fremont county Jle counties of Big Horn. Fremont. Sweet water and Uinta in the State of Wy Oming; all that part Of the State ol Texas lying east of the Tooth meridian of longitude west of Greenwich and north of the 29th parallel of north lat itude; the counties of san Juan Esis AIriba, Taos. Mckinley BerualIIa. Santa Fe. Valencia. S0corro. Lincoln Grant, Sierra. Luna. Donna Ana. and Otero in the Territory or New N-Nl-r. and all of the Territory of OklaE1als except the counties of Woodward and Beaver. The quarantine placed hE Rule 9 upon the above described EerrI- tory shall cease 10 be effective uu and after September I5. 1905. on and after which date this amendment shall be- come and be effective untu otherwise ordered.
 Notice is also given that rhe Secre- tary of Agriculture has Issued gu amendment. described as aueudusr- number one. 10 the regulations of tl- Secretary of Agriculture covering tl- inspection, 6isinfectiOn. certinca-lou- treatment. handling. and method and manner of delivery and shipment e- live stock which is the subject of l-- terstate commerce. This amendment mOdifies Regulations 10. 19. -D. -L -- and 24. Copies of the amendment Geo Rule ?. and copies of the aweDdu1-u- to the Regulations may be obrlueI from the Chief of the Bureau of AuI- nal Industry. whose address Is Wash ington. D. C.-W. M. Hays. Acting S--- retary of Agriculture
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20
TEMPE
A PITIFUL INCIDENT.
Mrs. J. E. Priee's Insane Idea of Civ
 ing Her Life for that of Her Son.

There w7cs a most pitiful tragedy here yesterday and the day before on account of Mr.. J. E. Price leaving home with full intent to end her life, and it was not until yesterday. a little before noon, that the suspense of her husband and friends was relieved by her being found safe and unharmed.
 About twenty years ago the Price family lost three boys and a girl in a scourge of scarlet fever, all within a few weeks. The result was that the grief-stric1en mother lost her mental balance for some time. She soon fully recovered, however. and has enjoyed good health until recently, when her only son, Ralph, became sick and went to California to escape the heat She stood the worry until his recovery was assured, when a reaction set in and left her with the idea that if he came home and saw her looking so badly 1t would kill him. In her perverted req
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20
A cHINAMAN'S ARREST.
He Is Charged With Being Implicated
 in Several BurgIaries.

Deputy Sheriff Cunningham of Phoenix made a haul yesterday at this place that promises much. The victim is Chinaman. one Wah Hop Lee an EaS. Tempe merchant The deputy has had his eye on the Chinaman for, several days, and yesterday landed the man. He is charged with being inn plicated in the theft of some goods from a car on the Santa Fe tracks during the latter part of last January. It will be remembered that at that time a large amount of goods were stolen, including two saddles. These two saddles have been located in Phoenix. in the hands of a brother of the Chinaman from this place. In Quiry developed the fact that the sad dies had passed through Wah Hop Lees hands. He is also charged with taking part in the raid made on an M. & P. car early this month. when no pairs of blankets were stolen. It is presumed that he has had an inter- est in the many little thefts that have occurred here this past win.er and summer, not exactly taking part in the actual stealing, but acting as a medium for the sale or disposition of the goods to other parties.
 He was brought before Justice Neil son yesterday afternoon and entered a plea of not guilty. He was held un- der $100 bail. and up to the time Of writing last evening had not secured the amount. He has employed AttOr- ney Goodwin to defend him. Ills at torney felt confident that the man would not have to spend the night in jail. He will have a trial this mora ing at 9 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION

w. T. Cummings and W. A. Moeur left last evening for Coon creek. about ten miles from Camp creek, in the Verde country. They expect to be ab- sent the rest of the week.
 Mrs. Andre and daughter enter tained Dr. and Mrs. Alexander at din ner last evening.
 l.. c. Hendrix of Emporia, Kan. has accepted a position with A. NJ. liar mer as drug clerk.
 Miss Ellis, daughter of the doctor, on the Pima Indian reservation. en- tered the Normal yesterday.
 Harry Van NOate has taken a posi- tion with the M. & P. engineers as chain man.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20
IN THE PROBATE COURT Of the County Of MarieoPa, Tsrritsr
 of Arizona.

Of Arizona
 In the matter of the estate of Harl- tio Wharton. deceased
 Order to show cause why order ot sale of real estate should uoJ De made It appearing to this court. by trr petition this day presented and Ei-I by Evelyn NJ. Wharton. adminiS-rl- trix of the estate of Horatio Wharyra deceased. that it is necessary go seH the whole or some DO. ton of the r-ll estate of said decedent to pay the debt of decedent and the expenses and charges of adm iniS1ration-
 IL is therefore ordered by thIs court That all persons interested in the es- tate of said deceased appear before rl- said probate court on Monday. the I5.h day of October, A D. 1905. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day. a- the court room Of said court. ar the court house in the city of Phoenix. Mlrirora county, Territory of Arizona. Go show cause why an order should not be granted to said admiuisJratriN Co sell so much of the said real estate as shall be necessary and that a copy of rhIs order be published four successive weeks Tn the Arizona RepuhLcau a newspaper printed and published iu tre said county of Maricopa-
 Dated Sept. 14th. 1905.
 J. C. PHILLIPS
 Judge of the Probate Court.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20

of the lining of my stomach or bowels q don't know which as large as a mans two fingers passed and had good deal of misery in my stomach and bowels, and also in the rectum especially l could not eat anything without having much distress afterward. but by the Medical Discovery l was sound and we'll and could eat anything I pleased without suffering in the least Could also do as much work in @ day as 1 ever could. have not suffered from the trouble since, and it was four years ago that I was so sick"
 The sole motive for substitution is to permit the dealer to make littl. more profit. He gains; you lose. Accept no sub stitute for '' Golden Medical Discovery"
 Constipation causes and aggravates many serious diseases. It is thoroughly cured by pr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20
RETURNED FROM UTAH.

James Miller and wife and Joseph Standage and family have returned from Salt Lake City, where they have been for the past month on a visit. They all report a splendid time while away, but are glad to get home again
 MT. Miller says he saw the three couples of young people firmly mar ried and jumped the job of haperone and came home. They will come at
Arizona republican., 1905-09-20
MESA
ED. L. POMEROY AND WIFE
 RETURN.

Ed. L. Pomeroy and wife returned from Salt Lake City and other Utah points yesterday. Mrs. POmeroy and little TheOne went north in May. and spent the summer at HaysVille. where her parents reside. She was joined there by her husband. and they then visited around among their many friends in Utah. They remained for some time in Salt Lake City and Oth- CT places. They came home via San Francisco, where they remained for a couple of days taking in the sights and doing business. stopped off in Los Angeles two days, visited the coast at Santa Monica. Ocean Park and Venice. They report a splendid time. While in Los Angeles they met Miss LeOna Gibson and other Mesa people.