The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-20

every day. Every region eIaorlng Tor more
that evidently more miners
~ - than over before as the production The Clarsbug
Fuel Connys production least hrtee per cent more now
than any during the year. and TINS means
working cause the demand for more miners the 1fuanon
with the agents. who have such heavy and numerous orders mat
the present mining forces not fill them
The magnitude the business this can be judged from the
fact that the Coal Company and the cakbu5g Fuel Com
py alone the first half of the present year nave mined and
more than three millions Of tons
NORFOLK Va July 1-capain William Henry Bunting, one q
Tho few surviving nenbersso the Of the Confederate ircnad
btecn the Ericsson monitor during the Civil war dsd
The Norfolk Protestant hospital today following an operation lie
was leading Virginia truek-ggrover Is
PARIS France July 1s-with great applause and disorder
the Chamber of Deputies passed the bill restoring Captain Drefu 70
The army and promoting him toa The vote was 73 to A.
The bin to make Colonel Pcquat brgad general also passed by
Of Az to q.
@ f whom ! warrant was sworn out several days ago. He drove
down and when WITHIN mile his destination he removed his
coat and placed the seat his side In an upper pocket ne had
naer were also in the fell from the pocket
and Rodgers bemong his loss this afternoon when the evening
@ from Glen FAILS brought him the book and papers intact When
asked who returned he faines idea let
explanation accompanied it. But he sure OF one ln anu
that whoever is an honest man as number OF SIPS II
the book signed Rodgers and Guild have used them
The Union Baptist Sunday school convention closed Feingon
Friday afternoon Officers elected as follows
president-H. NJ. LOOMS, of Elklns-
Secretary and Treasurer--C 81. Pack, of Parsons.
Superintendent Home Departmentir. R. T. Manley Fanont
supt of Primary Wok-Miss Christie Plson, OF Grafton
No place was selected for the nextconyention.
Tp The electrical storm Thursday afternoon lightning struck the
farm house of F. DAWSON Brshy Fork occupied by James y
Pratt and family the telephone down and knocked of
some ceiling not injured At the same time
horse at the L. Lang the nGgborhood was knocked
down BY lightning injured Havy rains occurred IN
various sections country although the fall here was light At
Gse and especially heavy and streams raised
quickly
severe hail prevailed the afternoon and around Quiet
Dell crops greatly damaged -t.-v
WASHINGTON g. July Secretary Bonaparte announced to-
dy that the Carnegie Bethlehem Steel Companies would be given
The contracts Of the thousand bat
shps price by the Mdvale Steel Company their BID
The for the other baesps will go to the d
vale company The Carnegie and Bethlehem companies share the
contract given them.
CINCINNATI Ohio July indictments reported
today by the grand jury against laundry and propreto
charging with maintaining combination in restraint OF trade
They all appeared in and arranged to give bond
WHEELING W Va July 1sHenry Kraft Belair o. saloon
keeper was fatally porter Michael NaXcn, dangerously
wounded masked who attempted 10 rob the saloon
The frightened by crowd attracted by the shooting and
ran away without taking any thing
Deputy Sheriff NJ settled with the Sard school board
Thursday afternoon and will settle with the Eagle district board to-
Deputy John G. Lang settled with the Clay district board
did also Deputy b. Leonard with the Union
district board
Oliver Wright of Ceton his home at that place We'd
nesdav night of cancer Wright years of and
employed by Chefton Coal Company he well known
this city, He leaves several children The funeral
conducted from the residence at o'clock Friday morn
ing and the burial Plant cemetery at Katylck