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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Sflrcflid)er Sob.

GIN 91tabe III Sipllloeus WldStner7
fen %perlingliidt. - @ar MIR CT
men Gag in Dem @elfGit tbGtig.
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bon Nr. ii42. @cit8amburgltrobe.
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u1o bate crit gcitcrn Iormittog olf
oiciem Soften %bcgonnen. 8ur5 mad,
If llbr iurroe CT IN Der 8iebcrei bon
SSSobn Baton, Mr. 1908, Siio-lsaca.
ltrabe, inter Dem er arbeitcte, aIlcin
geIoiier, nit oen Suffrage, Tie-
mano in ben Hallnt fontnsen 81 loi-
len uno iif) BON glcpator fern 81
boIteu. Surge 3eit ipGtcr puroc Der
lcbIoie 9orper bes Gnoben bon Ser
binano @erner nnb George Bod
5mci IngeitcIltcn Der 8lastperfc,
Sluiifen oen Glepator unb Die Tede
ocs 5~iueiten Stod,perfs cinaefIemnt
geiunben. Ger Gorper tuar idlimm
5ermoImt. CT. @rigbt pom Timber,
litGtS4SoipitoI, ipeId)er berbeigcrufen
wuroc, fontte natiirlid) Nifts mebr
fir Sen GerurgIiidter tbui,.
Coroner Mcinbarot BON iiiolid,en
Eoli5cibiitrift conitatirte mad, por9c.
nomnener llnteriufung, oa6 einllil'
fuu porlicge mo eraftcte oesbalb
cincn Sllqueit fir iiberiliiiiig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
&leioer MAIDEN 9ente,
mcnn JIG bon u. &nicrim, arnben.
id)neioer, Nr. IL, Horo.g utmpitraBe,
bergeIteut iinb.
(WpriIi7-tDi5r)'

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q emaI0e MnSi it Ell ung o.
Sn Der 4iinitgaIerie bes Crescent
Clubs" Nr. 81. Norb-Ya cnitraBe.
iuiro our 3eit cine Nn5abl gen,dIbe
bon s. q. McToipeI aiisacitellt. Gle
Masiteluna lit tdelid, bis seblt llbr
Ibenbs often.
0erm a6tnib fiir ein $ 0.
fpitaI. = Tie am tS. Wlai gcitor.
bcne Trou Morsarctbe ". Snboer
bat bem Linton Yroteitont Silfir.
morp" IN ibrent Gcltament $1,000
aitsgeiebt Gem Yrebigcr- Ycn{ions.
Iono ser Observation-Disclosures
Stride lit Sas Ginfomne,,~ ei,s Dent
Snufe Ir. Co., Observation-Disclosures.
pcrmadt iporbcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Mnnapolis i'm TejtIdjmmfc.

Sorfebrungcn fiir Die 9roBen Scierr
lidfeitcn beltte. - Gie lleberfilb-
rllng Der @ebeine oeS gbmirolS
Eoul Soncs. - Erdlioent &ooie-
belt, @ouperneltr @orfielb, Gon.
greBmitglieocr ltno bobe StaatS-
beomte uno Iiplomaten nnpe-
icno. - Gin groBes @cihpaocr
auf Der Hbc0c Dor annapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Scr untcrfatnu9siono.
Sir Sun Sraueiseo $S5,OOO in
Baltimore gciammclt.

Goltribntioncl Iaufen llaltibaltiam
i'm Wapors : 9iireull lulo inn
9iircol OcS Notben arcuScs inn
8ebGllbc Scr Baltimore IrrIt
ono Guarantee 60" Gin. - Sir.
dengenrinoen ulo Sonntags.
Ibulen %itcucrten $4,000 gum
Sono bel. - Siblung oeS Suit
ocrtrr = Gomite'S.
Gic S0be bon $3.50 bate Der
llnteritiibungsiolto fir Son 6rans
cisco bis gcitcrn 9Ibcno errcid)t, u1o
obnc 3nciicl miro bellte ooS critic
Sluuoerttnuicno pol Derocn. Die
$S5, 900 obcr gcnau $S5,046.71 ltcl-
len iid) mic ioIgt 5nlammcn:
Muni6ipalc 9ilogct . 9e.
b0r0c ......... .$25,000.00
Gontriblltioncn I'M WaD.
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G%ontriblltiolcn IN Notbe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

tteber mutD tbuf lelfch
gut. - Gies bcWies lid geitcrn bel
Dem 80 Sabre olter Gbns. 9. Blair
bon Tr. 1882, observation-disclosures, oils
ocrielbe in Der Iiiblid)en EoliSeiita.
tion pegcn observation-disclosures
ouf cinem StraBcnbobnpaseon Der
Srlconsltrobell.2inic init $40 uno
Soften beitroft nitrbe. 9luir fam
porgcitern Ibelio bon Curtis 9ap u.
bcltieg nit brei Sreunben ber Stra.
benbobniboggon, Giner Der 2esteren
gob Dem Gonorfteur einen 8icrtel-
boIlor, urtb nls i'm ocrielbe frogie.
pie oicl or bon bemielbcn ab5iebcrt
ioute, eob CT CUR Nntiport: vgebnl-
ten Sic ben TierteIoonor; t) bin ein
nGport." Ga Der Gonbufterr Iid]
ieood) meigerte, Dies 81 tbi,ft, miid)tc
iid) gIoir in oie G%reelegenbcit uno
beeann oilf unfldtige Weiic ST roi-
ionniret, 70 baB lid, Ser Gorouftenr
ocronloBt iab, i'm cinent Toli3iiten
ST iibergcbcn. Blair be5obitc Icilte
Strofe n1o tpuroe entluiicn.
g dIimme Grfabrungcn
mad)te Samuel Wonep, elm Stale.
ner an, Sonntne NIT cirent eleftri'
iden gllttomaten. Der Dor Dem Guoen
bcs Srr. gleronoer @arep, Nr.1S37,
SeiferionitraBe, ltaito. Wonep, mel.
der erit flr5e 3eit TIM 2anoe it, per'
illfte, am beiaeten Mlitomoten lei
ne Strait 5l meIlen. Ils er Die beioen
W~tetoubebel erfabt baite, fonrte er
feline S1noe rid,t mlebr bcircicn, itno
Der clettrild,e Stront iplrbe nodge'
raoe 10 itarf, Dob Monep ilt ocr
@er5ipciflune belt Npparat nit iei-
men ipoblbeld)lagenen Stiefeln ser
riilnmcrte. Gr ipuroe in 3olgc Def
icn ipescn bosiuiIigen 3eritorenS
bon irentoen gieentbllm %perbaftct II.
geItern bonn Eoli5eirid,tcr 9eplin9er
Inn 20 lttlo So1feil beltraff.
Mus ser Yoli5cibcboroe.
= Die Yoliseibeboroe befuiaigte Der
Srou Safe Spisnagel, Wittipe oeS
fiirSlih peritorbenen Yoll3ilten
Charles Spibnagel bonn norooitli'
den Giltrift IN ltebereinitimmalng
nit elmer bon Der lettcn 2egislatnr
anacnonmencn Spe5ialbia cine
Eenlion BOT, So pro ISOLDE.
= Iie POM Mnipolt g.. @ro6 Sors
iuiB aeaen lieutenant Galep bonn
noroipeItIid,en 9iltrift erbobenerAt,.
ihuIoigungen, unbofIid gcgen i'm
gefueicn SIT iein, Deroen nadHten
Gonneritae unteriuf)t tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

Som Sunocrter Gomitc c.
3ic foIgenDcn Gontributioncn
lullrbcn In Der gcltri0en Gerianm'
hung bcS Sunbrricr.Gomite' ge'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

@abcn fir bic NutBlcibcnbcn in
Gan Trantisep nnb Galifurnien iucr.
Den i'm giircnn bcs yGcntidJcn Core
ipunocntcn," Nr.413, Sit.Saltimure.
Strafe, cntgcsen 9emummcn naS TO-
fort an bic snitanbigcn Scamtcn Der
r9iutbcn arcnj . 8rIclidaft" absc'
licfcrt iucrocn:
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23
Our Duty a. Voter.


EDITORS .'.5 ~.
- Lace -'-',! "a' No." arr :,
the ''aSe ~, ~: maze" -.~-;'s, : =
"le',' something 'Ts' ''a' go; q
me e"~t"'''e e'''.''.',e@ "as ar
upon - "a"e Recommendations = -
pp'eFno? ''' ,'e apP'.a;h~'; :e' = .
"''''e' - when ne tylh.| "a' 71;.;.=.,
ana "h'cn VII. ~" 'e I",@d :p- r. -
coming primary - % ne VISION %;
me recommendations ''E Appointment,
a. maze .? 'He executive committee, ].
nave 10 comment ~ maze D3n'.is'a'
be criticism was made q, the line and
mas be"n "aHe since b~. a. an e4la.
amount u I",%'oFa''e :2H"en; "oi.a
nave been forthcoming, n matter VIVA,
they m'2n' maze done differently their
acton IN recommendations could nave
naa onIy the same result to'"lt; salts.
lact'on ana dissatisfaction. But ma,
Is ancient history, and We are face 70
race WIKI tne real genuine primary.
"neFe every "ni'e democrat has me
r'9ht % cast ms vote Tor candidate
''r the various oitites % De tl.ed, and
II Is on tn's matter that as citizen Of
81 LUCE COUNTY whose sole ambition
l. 70 see such oTtce' fIed with the best
business men 81 the county, that |
write this letter
AS II Is the hFSt TINE the citizens
nave been called upon to discharge their
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

The Polk County Record seems
worried over the fact that no one is out
against Congressman 5. NJ. Sparkman,
and wants to see him beaten. The
Record might tie to the skirts of Willie
Sherman Jennings. who is nosing around
in that neck Of the woods with political
bees buzzing in his bonnet. Bat, brother
Steve Sparkman can do you more good
in Washington in a minute than the ex-
governor or any other man in the first
district could do in a whole term and he
will be sent back with handsome
majority, too.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

THE western part Of Hillsboro county
wants to have county all to itself and
the northern part Of Polk is figuring on
seeding and establishing court house
at Lakeland, The Tampa and Barlow
papers get wrathy over the subject and
say you shant.' About a year ago
this section vas in the same fix and
somebody said you shant, - but ST.
Lucie county is getting along very nicely
thank you.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

The TRIBUNE mas in course ofprepar.
tion an article On the drainage Of the
Every AIDES, which will present some
points not heretofore made public. It
will appear in our next issue. The ar.
ticle will show conclusiyely that the
State il morally obliged to drain the
Eyerg ladies' and reclaim this vast acre.
age for our people.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

EDITOR McCreary, u the Gainesville
Sun, VINO for years represented A.achla
county in the State Senate has with.
drawn from The Senatorial race, owing
to pres, Of personal business, Il ever
a man mad sure thing in politics.
Bother McCreary had il.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

ST, LCClE county is blessed in the
present campaign in not having ring,
clique, or other combinations which
throttle the will Of the people in some
counties. Ever candidate is before
the people on his own personal merit
and the voter has only to decide on the
fitness Of a candidate before casting
his ballot
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

THE announcement; j. made tina: Mrs.
Roosevelt, and children arg coming o.
Florida and will take a cruis- IL ,n~
IVES, Indies Evidently she mas he-H
listening % Nick and njs vile ;e.. ID:
the beauties II the southland as ,e=n
On their honeymoon.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

DoS'T think for minute ira, H..
the fellow VINO talks the .1lde,; :ta.',
doing the most for his ,o"n and county.
Its often ina, his .abors cease win ,j,
wind. jamming EX.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

THE Quincy Herald ,ay, me va :.
eliminate the .nocker is - :lrr & l-a:
ear, O.gh. % turn nr.c- "a.. ~
some ~ EN-.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

Lets have a clean campaign. =.
Llc.e county i, TO young = .niI.g~
in the fo,j,ica, ,ric:ery 4 hes older
sisters. Do 10, sol. her r:an,.- skirt.
with mud throwing.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

THE Florida LIZ Insurance '.~,a,E
wl. t4g.r bushes, ~ AZ. 49,. = F.
l., ~ Apr. -. .5:-.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-23

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
IMPURE WATER
CAUSES TYPHOID

Reports of illness from typhoid.
fever are increasing every day. 1t
the east end in particular the disease
seems to be particularly prevalent.
The majority Of physicians agree
that The most common cause of this
disease is as a direct result of i'm
pure drinking water. Atthis season
Of the year cspecitlly. when the snow
and ice begin TO thaw and the spring
rains sci in, the water from wells,
pumps, etc., is seldom in condi-
ton for drinking purposes. \ good
mineral water that can be obtained
at a reasonable cost would greatly
lessen the danger of fever.
There can not be a case of fever
found in family that uses en-
clusively the Francis mineral water.
This water is recommended and en-
dorscd by the leading physicians,
and it has proved by the test OF
time the virtue of their endorse
ment.
In connection with typhoid fever
and Francis mineral water. the old
familiar proyerb i applicable, "an
ounce ofprevention is worth pound
of cure"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
MERGER
OF MINES
OCCURS

Baltimore, Md, Jan. 15-It is
reported, though the announcement
lack official confirmation. that the
Consolidation Coal Company has
acquired thirty-two small companies
in West Virginia.
President c. W. Watson, of the
Consolidation Coal Company, is in
New York. Mr.. J. II. Wheelwright
vice president. is also out of the
city. Owing 10 the absence of these
two officials, it has been impossible
10 obtain authoritative report con-
corning the rumored deal.
Another official of the company.
however. gave negative Endorsement
to the story by saying that he pre-
ferred that either Mr.. Watson or Mr..
Wheelwright should speak regarding
The matter.
According to the announcement
the properties purchased are on the
Cabin Creek, in Southern West Eir-
ginia. The properties are small,
but the large number of companies
that will be acquired makes the ag-
gregate interests represented very
ll.r~e. II fact. The announced pur-
ct Sc hv the Consolidation Coal
r.mpanr is one of the largest soft
G. deals consummated in wears.
&c Consolidation Coal Company
is = corporation formed under the
lsivs OF MARYLAND in 1860. The
company owns coal property in the
Georges Creek. Cumberland REGAIN,
ard controls the Cumberland and
Pcansvlvania railroad, 50 miles
long. including branches.
In 1898 an alliance was formed
between the Consolidation Coal e..
the Fairmont Coal Co., and thc SOM
erect Coal Co., the Representative
of the latter taking part in Tic iar--
er company's management. While.
IL control Of die two eompame5 was
vcs,od IN the Consolidation Coal
Company. \ controlling interest m
IL Metropolitan Coal Company, 81
b -on. was acquired in 1901.
The company has an authorized
capital Of $l0.50O.0oo IT. policy
has been one Of constant expansion
and the acquisition Of thc large
amount II coal property in West
Virginia could he in accord with
tita
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
PROHIBIT ON|STS
NOT TO FUSE
IN THIS COUNTY

A meeting of The county executive
committee of the Prohibition party
was held in the court house Mon
day afternoon at 80 o'clock. The
attendance was good. there being in
the neighborhood of twenty-five per-
sons present from various points in
the county.
W. 5. Zombro was elected chair
man of the committee and a. W.
Martin, of Eagle district. secretary,
| The committee elected T.. L. KEN
per, of Salem, 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation and re-
moval from the state of DIR. Van
Griffin, as committeeman from Ten
mile district.
/. W. Mills, Of Fairmont, state
organizer. then addressed the con-
vention in very intelligent and en-
thusiastic manner, and was well n
ceived. He declared against fusion
in this county next year and was
heartily aplaudcd. 1t is believed
the Prohibition party will nominate
Il straight party ticket and not
weaken the movement or their
strength by any manner of fusion.
Mr.. Mills very forcibly pointed
out the disaster that came to the Pro-
hibtiion party in this county last
campaign by its fusion with the
Democratic party. He showed that
the Prohibitionists became greatly
divided among Themselves, and that
fusion was entirely wrong to pre-
serve the integrity and growth of the
Prohibition party. He convinced
his hearers that Harrison county is
a Republican county and that many
Republicans who would have voted
the Prohibition ticket positively re-
fused to and did not vote for the
fusion ticket, because it was mainly
made up of Democrats. He did not
believe in Prohibtionists helping to
bring about victories for the Dem
ocratic party in a Republican coun-
ty or a Republican victory for that
matter in a Democratic county.
Close attention was given to Mr..
Mills remarks and it is believed he
sounded the slogan of the party for
the coming campaign
Mr.. Mills will make n public adj
dress at Wilsonburg tonight.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
.LANHAN' s CASE
IS TRANSFERRED

George u lIanham, a Young 5chool
teacher in tpshur COUNTY will be
tried in federal court hge for
wrongly u-ng the mails. NE was
indicted al PaI.kcrsburg, INT the case
was transferred SATURDAY afternoon
to the court he-e.
Ianham is a teacher IN the Up
shar county schools. II ls alleged
that through The mails, in letters
written and sealed. he represented
himself 10 the yaripn- publishers. or
to a number 81 publishers, thai he
wa. 1he secretary Tor Libraries in the
county and for the school book
board Ibc companies natural J
carried On i correspondence wlth
him 4ili they discovered that he had
no legitimate influence. It i al
leecd that l.anham wa, TO receive
pay for his work in behalf OF the
publishers
When the case was called Satrr-
day he entered plea "f not gnllty
and +. O. Blue, attorney. defended
him. The court at this time trans
ferred the case 10 the next regular
term in Clarksburg.
Witnesses. including publishers
and their agents. have been sum
moned from Philadelphia and Chi
DaoO
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
B. & 0. MEN
WILL Get
PENSIONS

officials OF The BALTIMORE x Ohio
| Ral-lll Company are having a com
pleic@nsus made Of all the employees
IN every branch and department Of
il. lem The comparrs has about
$500 persons in it, service. This
|will I'VE an idea Of the magnitude OF
The work.
ii is said that a full lisi Of those
Irneagcd TO do the work of this vast
leorporation has never been compiled.
There is a general knowledge by the
.upcrntcndents of the several diyi-
sion, both Of the operating and of
lfce forces engaged under their snpcr-
vision. This information has never
been put into such Shape as 10 se Of
anv reference to the directors and
tile executives Of the road.
This work. it is understood. has
been going on for several months and
i now nearing completion. The cen.
~. will give short biographical
sketches of each cmplayc. The
name. dale of birth. time Of entrance
into the service Of the company,
with promotions and different capa-
cities in which the cmplpye has serv-
ed The road will be recorded. In
some instances. ii Is thought. Il brief
early sketch Of some Of the more
Important employees viii be added.
This work is intended TO be com
plctc and will be compiled in such
form as TO be Of ready reference to
tht officers Of the corporation. These
WHO may hereafter be added IN the
future 10 the rolls Of the company
viii. II is understood, be required 70
give the needed dataat the time they
enter the service.
The purpose of this. it j. general
III believed. means The Inauguration
Of pension policy by the COMPANY
such a policy j. now in force by The
Pennsylvania and some other rail
ronds. and ii is understood, the Bal
timore & Ohio intends to adopt a
similar system. Officers of the com
pany was rcticcnt about the matter.
rs it has not reached the stage where
lis success or IFS final adoption is
certain. The directors and eXecu-
tiycs have had it under eonsidera-
ton Tor a long time, il is said. and
the secnring of the census ii thought
to he the first step toward the adop-
ton Of the policy
The plan proposes that any EN-,
ployc who has been in the service OF
the company for twenty years may
ask for voluntary retirement on half
pay when he or she reaches the ne
Of e.. When The employc reaches
70 years Of age The retirement BE-
comes obligatory at half pay.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
FOLEYSHONE1sNiLAR
for children, safe, sars. No sPiotes
Sold IN clarksburg by Wells 4 Hay
maker. Call for free sample.
Choice Small Farms

Fifteen acres OF the finest trucking
land in Wood County, located idst cut
side Of the corporation limits OF une
city of Petersburg. Has ans eight
rom dwelling, heated by gas, large
barn. carriage aorse, ice pond, spring
andw eli. This Is an :deal suburban
aome. Price. $4,000; terms one-fonrth
cash. balance one, two and Sarae years.
Twer.y seven acres of good land just
one and u nall miles nor.h OF parkers-
burg; land Of good quality but has nc
buildings. Price, $l,5oo; terms very
ensy.
Nine and third acres of Ohio River
nottom land just above ParkersbuFg
and cio>e to Parksrsburg and Marietta
car line. Has new, six-room dwelling
anda IL necessary out buildings. Price.
$3.50 cash.
Ohio River farm of "a acres IN the
nose desirable location between Park
ersburg and Marietta, has large ten
room, brick dwelling and AL necessary
out buildings. Close 10 railroad station
and only two block from car line. Price,
sl2,5O0; terms easy.
Our specially is fine property IN ens
City of PAEk9sburg.
WEST VIRGINIA REAL Es
TATE CO., Parkersburg, W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
NEW CASTLE
BUCKS AGAINST
LEAGUE ACTION

New Castle. Pa. Jan. 15-When
the new Tri-Statc League. composed
of East Liverpool, Braddock. Wash
ington. Waynesburg. Uniontown.
Clarksburg and Fairmont was organ
lied last Saturday. it was stated that
at the next meeting TO be held in
GAINESVILLE. either Steuhenville or
McKeesport would be taken into the
league. New Castle has determined
to forcstall such action.
AT meeting of the baseball fans
here presided over by George Lahore
it was decided 10 ask for franchise
in the io-Pennsylvania-West Nir-
ginia League at the annual meeting
of that body Tuesday at GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. j. P. Stclton. who has man
aged the Williamsport. Pa. team for
fhe last three years. is anxious TO
manage the club here.
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BOGLE
ARRE:ST TED IN
PIT 7 SBURG

pcputy Sheriff John NJ Knox.
WHO went 10 Pittsburg Saturday at
tcrnoon after Paul D. Boyle. ex-
treasurer Of the Phillips Sheet Y
Tin Plate Company, wanted here for
delalcation, viii arrive homo on The
flyer tonight. with Mr.. Boyle.
Mr.. Boyle was arrested Saturday
morning and held at the South Side
police station IN Pittsburg on the
charge Of embezzIcmcnt until the
deputy sheriff arrived there IL bring
him 10 this city to answer the charge.
His arrest was made BY Special Po-
licemcn Williams and Beebe. When
questioned lie admitted, ii i said.
that he was wanted in Clarksburg
and said he was willing to return to
this city.
The amount in question remain
ing unpaid is between $500 and
5000. and not $4,000, as typo
graphical error in Saturday FTele-
gram made it appear.
Boglc's home is in Martins Ferry,
Ohio. His father is a Presbyterian
minister, and his brother is also a
clergyman. 1t is thought that fam
ilv troubles arc at the bottom of the
affair. and that there are extenuat-
inc circumstances. when. when they
become known. will put the SYM
pathy Of the general public with
Boyle. He is well known in Mar
tins Ferry and has an excellent repu-
tation there.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19

NlSOt anu CHterIuI-
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it Is not uncou.-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
Deeds Recorded

Myra Hall and husband 10 C. r..
Hartman. / lot, Upland Grove, city.
Permetus A. Taught to Samson
Harbert, % of 40 acres, Clark dis
trict.
Same to Samson and Jacob Har-
bert. A lots. Northview.
Homer W. Williams to John A.
Fleming, 1-3 of 4 lots, Northview.
Same 10 same, 2 lots, Nofthview.
Lovina Garrett to Emerson f.
Garrett, 3 4acre, Sardis district.
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Charles HOLSTER, of Wilsonburg,
spent Monday in the city.
Justine Rittenhousc, Of Dola, was
here Monday on business.
W. NJ. Talbot, of Rockford, spent
Monday in the city.