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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-11-21

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
AN AVERAGE
POLICE COURT

a fight started on Pike Street be.
tween Third and Foarth streets
Saturday nightsthat had ome pc
euliar features abontsit. The polict
we're on the scene shortly after il
Commenced but only arrss ia A. A
Riblett, one Of the participants
while the other, a negro named
Beckwith, made his escape by
running through saloon and out
the back door.
Riblett told the mayor this morn
ing that he was standing 81 The
street talking to some friehds when
the negro came along and without
any provocation Started swinging at
him. Riblett was knocked down
several times while he failed TO hit
his opponent once.
A witness twas present who said
they were striking at each other
and the mayor therefore fined
Ribletti $6.G0. He paid sup.
Saturday evening T. A. Robin
son was drunk and he went to a
private residence in the heart of the
city and after ringing thesbell tried
to force his way past the lady of the
house when she answered. He was
prevented from doing this and an
officer was summoned TO arrest him.
He said he was very drunk and did
not know what he was doing except
that be remembered that he wanted
some flowers. He was fined $4.6n
and sent to Jail when he failed to
pay.
.oErskine Worry is7s a railroader
from Bridgeport. He came to town
Sunday and met a friend near, the
depot who gave him several drinks
That made him mean and he was
taking possession of things around
that section, when an officer got him,
The mayor fined him $1ss1o and he
left his watch until pay day.
Three plain drunks arrested Sat.
urday night put up $3.50 each and
were released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
!. AUTO
BREAKS DOWN

G. p Howell fixes to four the
country i'll his automobile aud there
is no one who loves 10 ride in one
more than Peyton r. Cost. especial
Iy SO in Mr.. HowelRs, as good luck
ever attends it. For instance Sun
day morning they started for Buck
hannon. They are strong advo-
Gates of good roads and intended to
tell the county court next week all
about their observations along the
route, but it is matter of grave
court in a decorous manner. Lest
temper long enough to address the
court in d decorus manner, Lest
they may not have the nerve to say
any thing at all to the court, unless
in the form Of instituting damage
suit, the Telegram volunteers to give
full information.
Messrs. Howell and Cost fifteen
miles out concluded the road was
too bad to go farther. So they be-
gan to retrace their spinning. When
they got as far back as b. Bassell
Stout's place the auto flrnked on
them. That was at II o'clock and
meant no dinner. Cost remained to
keep the auto from running away
while Howell came afoot to the city
to get Councilman L. J. Woods
horse and buggy to pull the auto
and Mr.. Cost in. Mr.. Howell told
Mr.. Wood his troubles in such a con-
fidential maner that every one in
the Fifth ward heard him. OF
course, he got the1buggy and steed
and started out at / o'clock in the
afternoon for the scene Of the break
down. In due time the procession
moFed into town, with two Of the
hungriest men one ever heard of.
Mr.. Cost had disdained Mr..
Woods offer of The horse and buggy
announcing in the most indepond-
ent way that he was going to do bet
ter by taking the auto ride to Buck
hannon with his friend Howell
But his independence was at low
ebb, when he got back home.
Now. if the case has not beeS
properly presented to the county
court, il is not fhe fault OF the Tele-
gram, whose desire is strong to
make clear presentation Of it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
A CHILD
INHUMANEL.Y Y
TREATED

A mother lying out on a hill all
night Saturday drunk with -four
men and her hwo-year-old child in
clump of briars and weeds nearly
a-hah-mile away, was what Humane
Officer B. B. Stout learned Sunday,
The little one had been given and
forced TO drink whiskey early Sat
urday night in order that it might
not disturb the men and the
woman.
When found the child was cry
ing piteously. A few weeks since
the humane officer learned that Mrs.
Joseph Corder, whose husband has
been dead less than two months, was
behaving scandalously and taking
not the least care of her two-year-
old daughter
The child was taken from her and
q home found for it in a local FAM
t.ily A week ago the woman sue
sceeded in recovering the. child by
taking it while unguarled. Then
Saturday night she and four men
'slaid out on the ground near Colum-
bia mines, until after daylight Sun
day morning. Mr.. Stout secured~a
warrant for the woman's arrest from
Squire Harry Gordon and Con-
stable Lyon made the arrest,
A family near the mines kept the
4 child until this morning when
Humane Officer W. S. Sample, of
Fairmont, arrived and departed this
afternoon with her for Wheeling
where she will be placed in home.
The mother was brought from the
county Jail and had her trial before
Squire Gordon on the charge Of be-
sing drunk and disordcrly. She
pleaded guilty and made clean
sbreast Of her actions. Her story is
that on Saturday night she'and two
foreign girls left "a party and were
going to Colunbia mines when three
lIcn met them. One was George
Feathers, another was named Guy
and The other she did not know.
They gave all a drink but the
foreign girls went home while she
stayed all night on the hill with the
three men The fellows gave the
child the whiskey bottle and she
drank from it. The squire fined
her $500 and sentenced her TO
serve ten days in Jail. She was
formerly Lizzie Weekly, Of West
Union.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
KID WILEY iIID
WHEELING GOPPERS

The Wheeling Telegraph Of Sat
urday evening contained the follow
ing:
Kid Wiley has been heard from
again, this time from Parkersburg.
The Kid has been for months pes
tering the Wheeling police TO DEATH
TO speak somewhat extrayagantly.
yet-n a popular vein. The Kid one
day last summer was picked up in
Wheeling and forced out of town
under the known-thief plan Of ac-
tion. Then he got to writing
letters to the chief and officers Of his
force. The other day the chief was
called to the telephone TO answer a
call from Louisville. The speak
er pnrported to be the Louisville
chief, and he said:
'tSay, have you got anything
against Kid Wiley up there?'
@0h, nothing in particular, only
we picked him up on the common
thief and pickpocket charge" re
sponded the chief, "and he is well
known
sFYou're a liar" came in quick,
short notes from the other end 0f
the wire. 1t was not the Louisville
chief at all, but Kid Wiley doing a
stunt.
Often-in fact, nearly every day
Chief Clemens receives letters,
messages, etc, from Kid Wiley, no
matter where he may be when the
notion seizes him. He writes to
Detective Busey and refers to him
as a blonde bluff. he. calls dle
chief a piker, and tells him to
climb a tree. He has such tender
phrases as these for every officer on
the force, and if the Kid ever comes
to Wheeling he had better visit town
in the glise of a saint from para
disc, or he'll land sure. He is very
Sore. as one may see, but the rea-
son for his soreness does not appear
clearly, for he was palpably fortu-
nate in getting out Of Wheeling as
easily as he did.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
.WEBB-BOND
NUPTIAL CEREMONY

Mr.. Cyruc +. Webb and Miss
Lena Bend were married Saturday
night At the home of 'fhe groom's
sister, Mrs. John Lancaster, at
Bridgeport Rev. B. B. Stout Of
iiciated. Tho wedding was a quiet
lome one with only a few friends
IN attendance. The happy couple
went to Webster Springs 10 spend
their honeymoon.
Mr.. Webb is a prominent Young
educator and was principal Of the
Bridgeport schools last year. He
is very favorably known throughout
the county and is a worthy young
man.
The bride is also quite well
known and is popular among her
circle OF friends. She is a daugh-
ter Of Charles Bond, dec Csed, AMI
a sister Of Mrs. John G. Lang.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
FAMILY AFFAIRS
Of THE .OODDS

The Dodds have decided not to
move. This startling information
was brought TO Squire Harry Cor
don this morning by W. L. Cole.
the owner Of the land whereon they
have taken up their unauthorized
residence. The Dodds, Tom, Suse
and Carrie, were arrested Saturday
on warrant for trespass and while
they we're away from "hum" the
building was almost totally torn
down BY order Of the owner Sun
day evening they decided that there
was no place like home, even if the
roof, floor, doors and windows were
missing and went back. \ new
member Of the family, a big loafer,
name unknown, is said to have a gun
in his possession and threatens 10
shoot any one who has the temerity
to try aud eject his friends. Some
more developments are promised in
a day or two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
SENATOR
GORMAN
. IS DEAD
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, June Sens,
ator Arthur P. German, Of Mary
land, died here today Of heart
trouble.
Senator Gorman died at 9s05l
o'clock this morning. up to the
moment III his death he was com
scious. His condition during the
past week had improved 50 much
that Yesterday the family had hopes
Of shortly taking him to the country,
He partook of nonrishment at eight
o'clock this morning, hut at nine
was seized with a heart attack and
died in Ave MINUTES.
AT his bedside were his wife. eld-
est daughter, Ada, and nurse. When
the attack came physieians were
sent for but The Senator died before
they arrived. Mr.. Gorman's illness
covered period Of five months. He
had not left home since January 16,
Senator German leaves a widow
and six children, Miss Ada, Mrs
Wilton ]. Lambert, Mrs. R. a.
johnson, Mrs. r. W. Hills, all Of
this city, Mrs. Stephen Ganlbrill. of
London, England, who arrived here
a week ago, and Arthur Pue Cor
man, Jr,, Of Laurel, member Of
the Maryland assembly.
+ The Senate adjourned today in-
on receiving the announce
ment Of Senator Gorman's death.
Senator Bailey announced the death.
The Senate committee for the
Gorman funeral consists Of Sem
atnrs Raynor, Allison, Morgan, Hale
Aidfich, Teller, Gallinger, Elkins,
Martin, Tillman Clay, Spooner
Kean, Bailey, Blackburg, clark, Of
Montana, and 0yerman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
RACING
FOR ROUTE
ON Elk

Two surveying corps are report
ed coming down Elk creek. They
are now between Elk City and Over
field and are headed this way. One
corps claims to be in the employ Of
the Baltimore & Ohio, and the other
is not identified. They are rivals.
it seems, from the race they arc
making to get ahead of one another.
The presence and action of the
two sets of surveyors has greatly ex-
cited the people along the route and
their hopes are soaring high over the
prospect for not only one but two
railroads in their section Of country.
1t is more than likely one set of sur
vcyors are in the employ Of the
Pittsburg capitalists. who propose
to build a railroad from Belington
by way of Brown into Pennsyl-
yania.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
TIN PLATE TEAM
DEFEATS LAFAYETTE

The Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate
ball team defeated Lafayette in d
most exciting game Saturday by
score Of s to Z. Ten innings were
required to play the game. Hughes,
fer the tin plate team, pitched d
nice have having 10 striise-out ered-
tied to him. He also bit the bali
for a home run with two men son the
bases. Pierce, pitching for Iafay-
ette, was forced to retire early in
the game. Lafayette PLAYED nice
fielding game and their base running
was a feature
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
Cars Reach Worthington

Passenger service over the newly
constructed line of the Fairmont &
CIarksburg Traction Company to
Worthington was commenced on
Sunday morning, and a regular
schedule to that town from Fair
mont win be run in the future. Con-
dietor L. L. Wort and Motorman
Harry Davis was the crew on the
first car, and this as well as the other
run during the day hauled a large
number of people
Traffic over this line has been IN
progress for several days, but the
schedule was not started I'M
I'll Sunday morning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
DOG BITES
SMALL CHILD

Marie Coon, small child, whose
mother resides in Northview, was
bitten by dog Saturday evening
about dark that may cause the little
one 10 be sent to the Pasteur Insti-
tute in Baltimore. Shortly after
the biting the wound was cauteriz-
by DR.. Payne. The animal is
being carefully watched 80 that if
symptoms Of hydrophobia develop
lie win be killed and the child sent
to Baltimore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
BLOODY
BAT Tie
AT MINES

sTEUBENvILLE, O., june 4
Armed guards on duty at the mines
Of +h& United States Coal Com
pany were ambushed by the strik-
ing miners at u 80 o'clock this
morning while marching from
Glenn Run to Coal Hollow.
About 500 shots were fired and
four persons were wounded but no
one was killed. All the miners are
foreigners.
The guard was finally routed and
forced to seek shelter, leaving two
wounded on the field. Two miners
were injured.
There was another conflict be-
tween the striking miners and guards
VI Plum Run during the night.
About IS shots were fired ana
Young. manager of the mines. was
slightly wounded. All i qniet
now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
FAMILY REUNION

On Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs J. J. Gusman. in Jackson
sq1arc. was what might be termed
a very pleasant little family reun-
ion. Mr.. and Mrs. I. f, Swisher
OF Jane Lew. father and mother oI
Mrs. Gusman, and Hugh Swisher
her only brother, wife and two lit
tie sons we're spending the day. Hei
brother is one Of the leading youn1
bankers Of the State and at thi:
time is cashier Of the First Nation
al Bank Of Sutton, this state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
OUTBREAK
AMONG
MExICANS
(Bv Associated Press. J

Los ANGELES, Cal. June 4
A dispatch from FL Paso, Texas
says: Renewed trouble broke out
at Caaanea last night between the
striking Mexicans at Col. Greene's
mines and the Ruralcs under Col.
Kosterlitzky. Five rioters were
killed and thirteen injured. One
of the Rurales was shot but not SER
iously injured. All the American
women in the town and many women
of tie higher class of Mexicans are
quartered in the home of Col.
Greene, which is under guard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
GENERAL RECITAL
TO Be TONIGHT

OF the piano rccitals given by
the members Of the Broaddus grad
uating class that by Miss Mabel
Stewart in the Baptist church Sat
urday night was among the best.
She was ably assisted BY Miss Paul
inc Stewart, contralto. The larg,
audience very heartily expressed
their appreciation of the mastery
manner in which she played. There
will be a general recital tonight in
the Baptist church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
City Hospital News

A. II. Hayes, a prominent mer-
chant Of Smithfeld, was admitted
to the City hospital Monday with
symptoms Of typhoid.
Miss Margaret FraQlI, d Gypsy,
Il recent patient at the City with
a case Of typhoid.
Miss Dona Lowther, of Water
street. was dismissed from the insti-
tuition Saturday.
Mrs. Benjamin Stevens, wife Of
the bartender at the Waldo Was OF,
Grated upon at the City Monday
meI9ing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
DIOCESAN COUNCIL
IS TO MEET

The diocesan council Of the
Protestant Episcopal church will
convene in Charles Town, Jefferson
county, Wednesday. Rev. J. +.
Plunmer, of this city. will leave on
Tuesday afternoon to attend the
council. pabney Smith, recently Of
this city, will be candidate for adj
mission into. the ministry. and will
have a church at Rockaway Beach
after his ordination.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
STOGlE COMPANY BANKRUPT

The Clarksburg Stogie Company
has gone into bankruptcy. The
first meeting of the creditors will be
June IS in the law Office of W.
Frank Stout.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
Morgantown Glassworkers

A number Of glass workers from
Morgantown aw in the city to take
positions witf-the local plants. They
have been arriving steadily for some
days and more are expected
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
HUXLEY
DELIVERS
SERMON

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Broaddus baccalaureate exercises
at the First Baptist church SUNDAY
at both services Were very well at
tended and very much appreciated.
At the morning service there was
an especially large congregation to
hear the recently elected principal.
ssProf. Elkanah Hulley, Of Factory
willie, Pa, who takes charge Of the
school the first Of August. ~
After fitting opening exercises
Prof. Hulley was introduced BY Rev.
/. B. Moore, the retiring principal
in few well chosen remarks.
Prof. Hulley preached on the
text, eAnd thou shalt love the
Lord Thy God with all thy heart.
and with all thy soul, and with ali
thy mind, and with all thy
strength st. Mark 1850. The
supreme commandment was an
nounced as the subject of the dis
course, and special emphasis was
placed on the duty Of loving the
Lord in the manner stated in the
text. He pointed out inspartieular
what was meant bx loving swith an
thy mind" The heart dwells with
the emotional, while the mind .per-
tains to the Intellectual features and
the word 'love1 applied in this re-
spect means Service There
should be no divorce of heart and
mind in the Masters service, but
there must be the fullest service Of
both.
The first condition Of the right
service to God is the surrender Of
the heart to God, and upon the at
titude Of the heart depends the kind
Of devotion. Next is needed TN
best possible exercise of the mind
in religious life. Ignorance, super
stition. and prejudice must be BAN
ished. All such hindrances, must
be taken ont and substituted there
for should be all available helps
Special talent and aptitude should
be cultivated. If God has given a
special gift it should be improved
specially. Toll night and day until
the chosen vocation, or chosen work
has been mastered. The mind
must be dedicated to God and all
the powers he has given should be
cultivated for His glory and not for
selfish ends. "All the strength
means proper care of the body, prop
er exercise, rest and iudicious work.
In this there must be temperance
exercised and should he no excess.
The body large or small should be
prepared to give all its strength to
the service Of the lord. Part If
ones birthright is his yigor Of body.
Prof. Hulley then addressing the
class made practical sugges-
tions as to how to conduct them
selves 50 as to comply with the COM
mandmcnt in the text. He urged
them TO start right in life and keep
right
The sermon was able and pleas
ing and Prof. Tulley made a splen-
| did impression.
AT the evening service his text was
the 22nd verse Of chapter 1 Of st.
James-s.But be We doers OF the
word, and not hearers only, deceiy-
ing your own selves"
The discourse was under the
topics. preach, pray, practice and
pay, and was quite practical in all
respects.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
Erecting Big Building

Shinn Brothers, of this place
have the contract for the brick work
Of a four-story hardware store for
the Wells Hardware Company al
Pennsboro, and have begun the
same. The building win cosi
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
Kings Daughters to Me.t

The regular meeting Of the
King's Daughters viii be held at
the home Of Mrs. C. A. Rouse. 15S
Depot street, at 1880 o'clock Tues
day evening, june 5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
ANNUAL CONTEST
TUESDAY NIGHT

The annual contest OF the Lex
iconian and Iyceumt Literary So.
cieties Of Broaddus Institute viii
take place Tuesday evening IN Bap-
tist church, The program as fol-
lows:
LIS Sylphes ......... Buchanan
Artha Garrett
Essay /. Why Americans Succeed
Mabel Stewart
Essay g.. i. The Development Of a
Nation
Nettie woodward
Reading
For Dear Old Yale. ......
.,.4..... Jas. Langston
Villa Lawson
2-There We're Ninety and Nine
"... Richard Harding Davis
Chessie McClung
Vocal Solo
a-My Home is Where the Heath
er Blooms ............s
b-Exile ...... NeidIinger
A. ". Martin
Grafton
Wendell Phillips
D. D. Zinn
2-Modern Heroes .........
j. R.'Wilson
-Ralore Tani-
Mildred Kirkpatrick
Presentation Of Banner
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04

COLUMBUS, O.. June A.
Sheriff Voorhees,, Of Jefferson coun-
ty, has wired here for 100 soldier,
to be ordered Immediately to ~
scene Of the shooting near Stcuben,
vile.
\ bulletin from Stcubenyillc To-
day says 500 shots were fired By
striking miners and by mine guards
No one was killed.
The Governor has ordered tn,
Fourth regiment to assemble her,
to 90 10 the mines in Jefferson
county.
The adjutant general says he vii
not cali ont troops TO be sent to Jcf
fercon county mines until he ha
further orders from the sheriff
there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04
CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY

seadlnan Bryan very clcyerly ccle,
bfated lis birthday anniversary on
SUNDAY number Of friends call
"a dusi1 day to pay their re-
specis arl very Hospitality
treated. kall wish him many
Aappy of the day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-04

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