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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-10-12
TussElED WITH A Ro9RER.
But He Finally Got the Brave Wom.
ans Money.

Mt. Vernon, o., Oct. 6.-One Of the
boldest robberies in the history Of the
city occurred when a masked man en-
tered the home of Mrs. Wilson Stun
baugh and demanded her money, at
the same time placing revolver
against her head. Mrs. Stmbaugh re-
fused to yield and desperate strug-
gle ensued. The robber finally sue
ceeded in taking 800 from Mrs. Stun
baugh's dress, but not until he had
nearly torn her clothes OF. Mrs.
Stumbaugh is suffering from nervous
collapse and may not recover. A
posse. aided by bioodhounds, is after
the robber, who may be Iynched.
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THE ANNUAL CLASS RUSH.
More Than 600 Students Were Dueked
In Lake Mendoza.

Madison, Wis. Oct. More than
500 students were ducked in Lake Men.
dOta in the annual freshmen-sopho
more class rush, the most furious in
the history of the University of Wis.
consin. Clint d. North. Of Cleveland.
had two ribs broken as the result of
a faIl from a telephone pole which he
was climbing after class flag. He
was unconscious for two hours and is
said to be in serious condition. One
student had a leg broken and over 40
receives minor injuries.
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PRESIDENT JOSEPH RAMSEY, JR.
The Directors Removed Him From
Presidency Of Wabash Railway.

New York, Oct. 8.-At q special
meeting of'the direcsnrs Of the Wabash
railway Joseph Ramsey, tr.. was re-,
moved from the presidency
Mr. Ramsey. after the meeting. said
his removal was entirely illegal. for
the reason that the meeting had not
been properly called He made q pro-.
test before the board, saying that the
bylaws re4nired fivT days. notice for
special meeting Of the board and
that the notices for this meeting were
mailed only "Wednesday night. His,
protest was overr,led. however.
President Delano. elected to succeed
him. took charge q Ms once at once
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CAPT. CARLOS q. ALLEN.
Took His Life BY Shooting At His
Home in Newark.

Newark, O., Oct. 9.-Lying on bed
ut his home Sunday. Capt. Carlos
p. Allen, formerly inspector Of rife
practice in the Fourth regiment, and
who recently accepted q position as
purchasing agent for the American
Hide and Leather Co., Of Cincinnati,
committed suicide. Allen removed
his left shoe and stocking and with his
toe pulled the trigger Of a rifle which
sent bullet through his heart. Cap
tain Allen was 80 years old. and leaves
a widow and one son. He had recently
been respondent. due, 1t Is said. TO the
loss Of his position with a Detroit
leather firm.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Chamber Of Commerce Recommends
Legislation To Regulate Them

New York, Oct. 6.-Legislation to-
regulate life insurance companies was
recommended by the New York. cham
ber Of commarce in the following res
Olution:
Resolved That in the opinion of
the chamber Of commerce additional
legislation iS necessary for the pr0per
regulation OF life insurance companies
and kindred. organization who are Gus.
todians Of large and important TRUST
funds"
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~ A. MoA OF sms OWN RACE.


Bsinbndse.. ca. Ost. S.-News Aas
Just reached Bainbridgs Of the lynch
ing on . negro eight miles west Of hsre
~ m0b Of his Swn race. The negro
had assaulted . negro girl and ha1 IT.
temptaA t0 ass1uit another whs cut
him In the hsssst. Deputies we're
bringing him to Bainhridge when Trey
we're stopped by . mob Of negrosA Ths
negro WAS strung up TO tSoo and
hnlaA with hDIFets.
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ooueHERrws INDICTMENT.


Peoria, H.. Oct 7.-As d5sect re-
salt Of the indictment of n. G. Dough-
erty for forgery. the directors OF the
Peoria National bank. OF which he was
president. announced tfMt they bad
decided to discontinue businsss and
would call In the cuntrUllr cf tAS eur
Tency to winf up tls. aftaSFs Of the, IN
stitution. The bank was &Aptta1ssdl q
$500 1000.
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Washington. Oct 9-WhaH prumiSsd
TO b sensation. with perhaps gaHs
consequences to- the psssideut end
MrR Roosevelt. w.n. avested ~ the
pro0pt action OF tfSe district pOaAsa and
the secret service nsn. Nsdags n0rsa
formerly an actress. hut lately dbaas
missionary work IN befA1 of Tie Rms
sian Jews. wsg arSssted IN g. boh1s
Episcopal church. Just Is ~ wss
about to enter 1t 1br thu pusp0se Of
making pnbiic appeal 10 Mrx Roose
veE In beha1n OF the Jews In Russia.
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Dillonvaie. o.. Oct. 6.-Mayor Franz
MilIhorn has been indicted Is times
by the Belmont county grand jury foi
Sunday selling. The jury ascertainet
upon complaint that the mayor com
PEELED all other saloons In the town "
close ON Sunday,
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Baby Drownet In a cistern.

Lima. o., Oct 9--'Whiles his nsschsr'
was engaged In conversation with
neighbors, Frank. the tlIree-yeayOid
son Of r. p. Lones. . merchant remov;
cd the covering oe cistsrn in the
kitchen Of the Lones home Hearing
q splash the women rushed out, but.
terror-stTieken and helpless they wure
unable to reach the lad. who drowssd
before q IRE ladder truck rsoRiedl 9ks
scene.
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Boy In Sistssfs Cloths.

Columbus. o.. OF. S.--O@Oer' IN.
Graul. oe Cleveland. ezms hens In pr
suit Of Will Dorgiw: II. wanted Rr
burglary. The boy ned fk1m h0u1
clad In his sisters olothes- Ohhcers
scanned closely an girls on tho train
but didn't nnd TIN fugitive amonG
them.
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Post once .e lena Resnsd.

Urbans. O.. Oct s.-The post oh0ss
at Lena, four miles west od st. Pasts.
was broken into and robbsd BY bur
glars. Stamps b the vah,e Of SEE
we're taken, AZ, was also ehe sum of
SIS In cash. A crowbar aaN used In
getting into the building.
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vsttse rendered. Hrernssr,hrp.

~ petersburg. Oct. 4--It Is said NJ.
Witte will become chief Of the new
ministerial cabinet. Witte refuses to
Csn6rm the report. bue Il Is known
ttat at the emperor's request ne has
shandoned his plan Of eolng abrOad.
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Come. To See the President.

New York. Oct. Cit is probable
that Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez. govern
or OF the province Of Santa Clara. Gu
ba, who Is In New York, will 60 to
washington. where he will seek an
interview with Secretary Root, and,
perhaps. the president. He will 20 81
n Cuban citizen.
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For Louisville, 81. Louis and points west
7:4b a. m. and ZOO p. m.
y. m.
For washington, D. c., Philadelphia ana
New York, 7:4b a. m and 100 p m.
points In the United States, Canada ano
Mexico. No transfer 1t Cincinnati nor 81,
Louis.
Information concern3ng time Of trains
connections sleeping car reservations, etc.
cheerfuliy given, J. 2. SANDS, Agent.
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Ae.,st MoasInates Fer MAYOR.

New York. Oct. 5.-William Ran.
dolph Hearst was named as q candi,
date for mayor at . municipal owner
ship mass meeting and . COMMITTEES
appointed by ]. G. Phelps Stokes. who
presided. viii select the remaindss a
the ticket.
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cNariee d. Hsatsa For nrsyoc,

New York. Oef. THE Snlrowins
ticket has been nominated hy the re-
publican conventien: Mayor. Charles
e Hughes; controller. Richard Young.
a Brooklyn: presidents OF the board OF
aldermen. JamsA L. Wssfs. Of the
Bronx.
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Death OF Louis csrmIchael.

BinghamtOn. N. y. Oct. 6.-Louis
Carmichael, the man that history gives
credit fer the nomination OF Horace
Greeley for the presidency In 1873.
WAS found dead In barn at sydnAy,
N. Y. he was 50 years old.
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MQscow. Oct. 7.-Disorderly demon.
strstions here by striking prtnters.
workmen and students were repeated.
~ dispersed by Cossacks and gend-
srmes. Several policemen were wound.
Cd. It is reported that . gendarme
vss killed.
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MutIny on Board the Mlkasa.

Victoria. b. c.. Oct. 9.--The steamer
Tartar brought nsws from Japan that
the story was current that the acci.
dent to the battleship Mikasa ct Sase
bo was occasioned as . result Of mu.
tiny on board because Of the resent.
ment Of the crew OF the peace terms.
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Surgeon General SUZUKI.

Annapolis, Nd, Oct 9.-Surgeon
General Suzuki. OF the japanese navy.
spent the day In Annapolis 20 the
guest Of the oflcers OF the medical
stan OF the naval academy. He paid
an Official call ON Adm. James II.
Sands. the superintendent.
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London, KY. Oct. 4.-The Kennedy
state w. c. :. u. which has hAsn in|
session here since September a.. caost
ed after enacting ofhcers for tna en-
suing yeax. MIRA Frances n Beau
champ. Of. Lexington. was electad Dees
ident,
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Three cornsred Pistol nuaI.

Granite City. ILL.,. Oct. 9.-During a
three cornered pistol fight between
Lee Braswell. Philip Mernaugh and
Jacob Snow. Braswell was fatally
wounded and later a'ed and Snow was
shot In the thigh. The shooting was
the outcome Of q fist fight Saturday
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ehertaae h the Cranberry eson
Chicago. Oct s.-The shortage In
the cranhGry crop II estimakaA 70 be
100000 barrels. Late trusts last
spring In the Cape Cod. Nav Jersey
and Wisconsin cranberry asids are
blamed 1br the condition 1 thinGs
Prices nsw run from 81 to. . q barrel
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AmerIesn Royal 1--we steek shex.

Kansas City. Oct. 9.--The seventh
American royal live stock show open.
ed At the stock yards iu huge circus
tent and will continue through the
week. Nearly 500 stock and express
cars have been required to carry the
exhibits.
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The Veeek's evsjnsss, Esiau,ea.

New YORK. Oct. 7.-BuAneA failures
for the week ending Octol1af & number
189. against 1856 last wealk. 1876 In the
like week Of 1904. 197'im ts0S and ITO
In 1902 In Canada failures for the
week nunber 25. as, against 20 last
wea]E
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AAias AaoaaSsR Pssssd rhrevaA Tsaie.
TakiaG Oct S.-Miss Alice Roosevelt
passed throagA this city Sunday morn.
ing en- ronts TO Nikko. She wss met
It the station by the governor Of the
eitY and the master Of ceremonies and
driven to UysnO In an imperial car.
piaAA
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KIIIed The esby and Merself.

PittsDurg. Oct. t. Fearing she
would be sent back to the "old coun.
try" and not wanting to die and leave
her six.onths-old baby behind. Mrs.
Catherine Leysick killed the baby by
cutting Its throat and committed sui.
eide.
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Refuse 70 Paw Riot Damages.

Victoria. B. c.. Oct. 9.--Japanese IRE
insurance companies have refused to
pay claims for fires caused by the riot.
ers at Toxic. but have agreed to make
partial payments under the name OF
money OF sympathy" says the Japan
eso Gazette.
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Football Player Dead.

Chester Pa. Oct. 9.--John 8. Sum.
mersgill. aged 81. member Of the
Franklin football team OF this place,
died In the hospital here from injuries
received during Q game. Death was
6aa To . heuorrhaga
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TO Save Niagara Fails

Cleveland. o.. Oct. 7.-4The Ameri'
can Civic association adopted seAsolu
tions that the United States and Can.
ada save Niagara Falls from com.
mercial vandalism" Mrs. N. +. John
ston, Of Richmond. Ind. addressed the
convention ON ARTS and Crafts."
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viii investigate Fraternal iusuranc

VIII InVestI0ate FTateTHdI 'usuraHce
New York. Oct. Elm response to
the letter OF inquiry from a member ol
the Royal Arcanum. Senator Arm
strong, chairman of the legislative in
surance investigating committee
wrote that 1--WE intend to devote some
time to fraternal insurance before w
finish our labors."
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Veteran Disftiier Dies SuddeniSk

Veteran DisftlIer Dies &RsddenfSk
Cincinnati. Oct. 9.-Albert Levy 81.
wealthy retired Wholesale distiller snd
liquor dealer. who was stricken with
paralysis last Friday. was again seiz,
ed with IN attack Sunday morning
and died in his apartments at thu Ho-
tel Aims. Walnut HilfA
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Sealed Proposals.
once of Board of Desnty State Supervisors
Of Elections for Highiand county Ohio.
HlLLsBoaO, O, OOToBnRs .. 1905.
Notice IL hereby given that sealed proposals.
the Deputy state SuyoYviaorso Of Elections for
Highland county, 0kio nntl - o'clock noon.
Monday, ossobsr 2srd. 1905.

40
Monday, October 2srd. 1905.
1er the following ussk. ts-wit:
One SSee 3 foT Nossn precinct Of Brusherssk
,sas:s;S O.: sSse 3 81 % Of sru'Aers's
One book for Cln0 township Of GO balists.
One book for Concord township Of 100 bal.
One book fort,,sdsse tewa.hip Of 90 ballots.
% o.: h'c Soos =, @ fsS Hass precinct Of vatrssiA
tewnsSip own % of y sciissa i ''a'' 81
% One book br Hansr township an ~
one book sar Jackson township OF 40
township ohso Ssiiiess:. :; ''e''A'' % A"
,oan:ssS On: SSo = s ,c s:,s T. precinct Off n'ry
.s3I One e book ssS =. precinct of Liberty sswns,
.oas:sssi or: sSss fss s ssS:: 3 u precinct of 'sry
townsSip Of SO bsiiots a ''''A'' 'A oa
One ScsS :, foT s:Hth precinct of hadson
One bsek for Marshall townshipsa Aoo ball
lots.
One ssok for New Market township Of sco.
One ssoh for North precinct Of Paint town.
.SI0 One ssSt S for South precinct aa Paint town.
One took for Penn township Of 60 ballots.
One book for Salem townshieof 40 ba llots.
One book for Union township Of e0c ballots.
- One book for washington sownstip Of zoo
One hook for whtt.o.r tc~r.h,,, os -
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A Bio Offer For Malnsheet.

Lexington. KY, Oct. "a. L. Thom.
as. Of Benson. Neb.. has made an OF.
fer here Of $1,000 for the black elk.
year-old stallion Mainsheet. by Dirsc.
tss General, dam Axtell. but The ten
der was refused.
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Mother and Son Fatally su

Cleveland. o.. Oct. 9.-Mrs. 0ustave
Bigham. So years old. and her son Ed,
ward, aged 20. were fatally burned
here by an explosion Of gasoline which
occurred while MIRA Bigham vas pre-
Daring suDper.
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victOris, B. c.. Oct. 9.-(Per Steam,
er Tartar. r.l-Ohlcial returns OF the cas-
ualties OF the Japanese army through.
out the war show 46.1S0 killed. 10.s70
died Of wounds and 1890 died of dis
ease. q total OF 72.l6O dead.
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WIII PaN Alt Expsnsss.

Washington. Oct. k.-It is definitely
learned that the entire expense Of the,
presidents southern trip-amountipg,
TO between $4,000 and $5.O00-will be-,
paid by the president out Of his own
pocket at the regular rates.
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aurkhardt Pound GUILTY.

Cincinnati, Oct. 7.-Willism Burk
hsrdt, wealthy Sidney CO.. merchant
pleaded guilty to sending scurriioua
postal cards to Sidney society womes
and others In the United States cour'
and was fined $50 and costs.
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Msyer q. D. Mcclellan ReRonsinatsa.
New York. Oct. 6.-Mayor George B.
Mcclellan was renominated for mayor
Of New York city for the fur Year,
term beginning January I next BY the
democratic city convention or Tam.
many hall organizatisn.
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Maj. Gen. george n. Randall Hstlrss.
81. Louis. Oct. 9.-Haylng reached
The age limit Of 81 years. Sunday MAI.
Gen. George n. Randall. commander
a ne Northern division OF the United
States army with Headquarters II 81.
Louls. retired from command
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The ueirht Of waves,

1t is usual in other places than nov
els to hear of waves running noun
taius high, but IN reality the mountains
of the sea ara by no means steep and
only appear so when two systems Of
waves meet, as III rhoppy sea. and
add their amplitudes. For example, as
is shown in series Of wave measure
ments lately undertaken by the French
government. the highest normal waves
encountered in the southern Pacific are
not more than tifty-three feet high
from crest to base of trough. These are
in II sense the waves Of greatest known
amplitude The distance between their
crests is 1000 feet. Waves OF the north
Atlantic are normally 62S feet from
crest to crest and twenty-sIx feet high.
- London Post,
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The EscorIa1.

The Escorial is to Spain what st.
Denis is to France, the burial place Of
kings. Built by Philip H., it was be-
gun in 1868 and finished In 1854. The
king lived there for fourteen years and
died there in 1898. finding the place
congenia for his gloomy temperament.
The French stripped the convent Of
much Of its golden ornaments in 1908
and did lrreparable damage TO the in
terror afterward repaired as far as
possible by Ferdinand VII. The elms
with which the slopes below the editice
are planted We're brought from Eng
land in the reign of the Bloody Mary.
1t stands =, 700 feet above sea level and
Is exposed to gales so furious that they
once, it is said, hoisted nm ambassador
coach and all, into the air. and whirled
the lords of tie bedchamber round aud
round the courtyard Ike dead leaves
Westminster Gazette.
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tattered sleeve from the slender white
arm. Three Hvid weIts told their own
story of stepmother's abuse.
Did she strike your he asked
smothering an oath
''She found out about that ride in the
cab last week, and she said she would
XIII me-" Even the recollection of that
awful scene brought the tears afresh.
Carl turned to Jim. III this was the
regular run" he said, u could get Ra%-
ter to take her in the car, and it would
be all right. We could get married in
Haven without a license, and then
could defy Mrs. Hammond"
Baxter must be i'll Haven by now
objected jim. sixty seven Is the first
train out in the morning. Amt you got
u friend who'd take her in2"
Not one" groaned Carl. wen have
to take her in the cab
Remember what Caddon told sou
last week." reminded Jim. Told you
then that the next time YOU let her
ride in the cab he'd lay you off,
81 don't care" protested Carl "I'll
take her out of the way OF that ticnd
if never handle throttle again"
Susie, WHO knew Carl had got into
trouble for letting her ride on the en-
Elllc Win LililE iOOtFN ulF lflpASfaAAhSaN'
''I'H stay, dear. she said quietly. Pm
not afraid. Maybe some one will take
me in"
Carl thought of the terror in which
Mrs Hammond was held i'll the town
and shook his head, but, despite his
urging. Susie shook her head. She was
trembling with fright. but she would
not let her lover get into trouble. He
had been ten years working for the
passenger run. This one trip would
spoil it all
She was stilI protesting when the
special came painting up the grade, and
the two heavy engines were uncoupled
and run on to II siding, while ESQ pulled
leisureIy down to take the train. She
walked down the track beside the en-
CINE and stood beside the cab as 1t was
coupled on.
Adams was waiting Mt the telegraph
window for his orders from the dis
patcher, and now he came toward the
engine. "All right" he shouted as he
handed UP the yellow tissue. ''Clear
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TWO IN TIE
CAB
By CLARA TAILOR
copyrisht, 10o5, b z. G Parcolls

Far down Ia the valley a headlight
CLEANED, and Carl Wilbur turned to his
@Here she comes, Jim" he an
nounced.
Something's the natter declared
Jim; .'she's running"
4.tFliats what wen be doing in half
an hour" laughed Carl. Its not often
that We lave the honor OF pulling the
president ana whole board Of directors
The old girl will have to do US proud
tonight
He glanced afTectionately at the huge
locomotive painting on the siding. II
was one OF the newest on the division
ana with the i've ears making up the
presidents special 1t would be better,
than mile II minute most of the why
after the eight had been passed.
The Haven section was on the south
slope Of the divide and once in drop
ping down the grade they had to make
a complete figure eight in order to
make the turn properly about the spur
OF Mount Diavolo Carl was lost In
speculation as to just how far he could
extend the levia&lan. and not until Jim
leaned out from the platform in front
of the fireboX did the latter realize
that Carl was facing toward the ap-
preaching train.
Il was talking about Susie" he
laughed "woIdered why you called
her the old girl
Carl faced about Just as a slip of n
girl in faded print dress came run
ming down beside the track. He has
tened toward her with a cry. Her face
wore the look OF some hunted creature.
II can't stand it any longer. Carl
~. Il l.. IL
threw herself into his arms. II want
you to take me away"
..Next week, dear" he soothed, as he
patted the curly head Resting upon his
shoulder. Bear it for Il week until
can get my Iayon. and Wen slip off to
Haven and get married. You can wait
that long. can't you?"
60 back there" the girl shuddered.
she would XIII me, Carl"
ITS not MS bad as that. is it:" he
asked For answer she drew back the
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The order of Maccabees held n
special meeting at the Pythian hall
in Glen Elk last night and initiated
three new members into the order.
A new degree team performed the
initiation ceremonies.
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iOST-Long black suede glove be,
tween Y. NJ. C. A. building and
Mrs. H. E. Jackson's residence on
CLAY street. Finder return same to
Telegram office and receive re- re-
ward. Aooe''''
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LOST-White bull dog pup, with
brown spot over eye. Answers to
name Of Colonel. Finder will
please leave at Clarence StoutYs store
and receive reward. decl3u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19

FOR RENT-Three newly renovat-
ed. ) room houses, with modern
improvements, 141, 143 and 40
Mechanic street, opposite st. Marys
hospital. Apply at NJ A. Nus.
baum's clothing store. decl3tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19

FOR sALE-A diamond ring.
cluster design, having seven dia-
monds: price reasonable, Address
"Ring," care of the Telegram OF
fee. 17oeco1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-19

WANTED-Good pants and vest
makers at j. Block Tailoring Co
the Hub. dec14to23