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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21


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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
Gutter Grertt.

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bon eineut tuenig ~9ebprgten. @eloes, tuelGes Sic leiht
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beien Sic mod tiefer belaifet peroen. Eir Ieiben
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nno Riemano brdunt su wifea, oos Sic es seburst
baben, bern uniere @eihdftsb 1noluueen jtno ftrene
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taus.n nittansen uno aroeres perienlides eisentbnni
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fur 80 Wpfen. Nnoere Betrdge IN einet 9letnen
8erbdltniB. anIeiben ipereeu in allen lbeiIsR
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~tinsniIe, lebanon, RpbIesoile, @reencatle nno alen.
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gtabIirt 1871
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
. 2imiteb.

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,olis- apsansSort IDiuiiiOn ssat mad gsru
snftatt 2~osanspprt.
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ubr Ra&mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
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unberfpn unb MIeranbria on.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
indianapolis & Gafern.


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deftrii&en 2inisn, Jun 8:10 unb Halo gor'
uittass, 2:10 unb 5:10 @a@nittass unS
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sommen BITE 2imiteb Ssit, Bis 800 AbenSs
(5:OO rbr gbsnbs ausseIaHen). Setter Sus
sa& Greenfield UNI 11:30 nbr Ebenbs.
Saotanapolis & WartinsuiQe.
erRe RorsensGar TIM $40 ubr @orsens.
Damn pom $50 nbr Rorsens iebe Stunbe
5is 11:30 nbr Mbenbs aussencurnten bic
etanben $50 unb 1890 l1br Abenbs.
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Sase laufen fiinbIi9 pon S~ubianapoIis
xa@ gIainfieIb pon 500 nbr Rorsens Bis
Hoo utr Mbenbs ; aussenor,uen bic Stuns
ben 500 unb 1000 ubr abenbS.
SmoianapoIis & Nurtbweifern.
Bulge Iaufea fiinbli@ pom 800 ubr Rcrs
gems Bis 900 ubr gbsnbs. Ani&Iub IN
2sbanor fir 1borntorun uni. grarpforbspiae.
Der BUG um 1000 nbr abenbs fdbrt Bios
BIB nod lebanon.
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na& Sranifort. Gni4Iub in 2ebanon far
gratuforbspiqe; berieIbe fd5rt in Der Sonm'
tag Na&t Bios Bis mad 2afapette.
2iuiteb 3ise fir 2afapette fabren ab INN
$40 unb 11:1O nbr RcrSens, unb 2:lO.
6:10 Na9u1ittass unb ITO AbenbS. Slr
Charlottesville Tim .1o:45 gorrnittass uni
l:25 Ra&mittass.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
CATLE Will SUE
COMM FOR DAMAGES

AS an outcome of the incident
sunday afternoon. when twenty or
ore prominent citizens waited up
N. d. Catlett, the well known
tant insurance. agent, and COM
9lied him to sign typewriter
di6gy, or retraction of an article
rbeafing IN the Daily News the
of September. comparing
IN known and highly respected
local nurse to Cassie Chadwick and
ing disparaging insinuations rs
Tar good name and. character. Mr.
atlett states that he viii institute
damage suit against members Of
the committee.
IS not known just what figure
vii place his humiliation and
ewefint of his dignity at, but, II
neh IS brought, it Is safe enough
Is say he viii make them high
ehongh
,atIett is still here and goes from
POINT 70 point seemingly without
eaT, Notwithstanding the fact that
members of the committee gave him
understand that it would be well
Tor ulln 10 quit tue GSSg az OAtN'N :,
forever. It is stated he is well
armed and is looking. for the com
nfittee. singly, but there is authori-
ty on this phase of the matter, at
least not coming directly from him,
So far as this paper is informed
THE suit. If instituted. will doubt
less attract much interest, consider
ing the prominence and high stand
ing ofithe members of the committee
which was composed of merchants,
LAWYERS. civil engineers, officials,
doctors and others.
II is stated the amount Catlett IS
70 sue for Will be $4,000 or $4,000
but some of the committee are OF
The opinion he will look worse than
thirty cents by the time he gets
through with it,
it is reported that he has already
laid the, case before local lawyer,
but with what conclusion in the
Ynatter Is not known.
Oatlett is due to leave the city
tomorrow. according to the under
standing with the committee, and
the day is looked forward to with
interest as something may be doing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
Drill

one of the largest crowds that
has ever assembled in Broad Oaks
is expected to be present at the
'Bow and Arrow Drill" to be given
by the Broad Oaks and Alta Vista
Sunday school Mt Ash chapel on
Thursday evening, Oct, 4, at z 30
O'Clock This entertainment will
consist of a Bow and Arrow
Drill'' by twelve of Broad Oaks
charming young ladies dressed in
beautiful costumes. Then will be a
drill by the boys, who will not let
the girls outdo them, called the
'sBoot Black Drill. These drills
alone will more than repay those
who attend for the silver Offering
that will be charged at the door.
Besides the drills there will be a
recitation and vocal solo by two
prominent artists in these lines
from Clarksburg, a curiosity shop
conducted by several Of the young
ladies, dainty box that will make
every boys and girls heart glad, a
cake guessing contest, and EFGypsy
Fortune Teller Everything has
been well arranged and all are work
ing in harmony to make this a very
enjoyable evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
STR CAR CRUSHES
COL OBED MAN'S FOOT OFF

George wilson. colored, aged
about 40 years and married, suz-
tanned a very serious accident Mon
dav night, which will make him a
cripple for life.
About 9:1o o'clock the fair
grounds street car with j. a.
Rider motorman and Conductor
Musgrove in charge, ran over his
left foot on Monticello avenue,
crushing it so fearfnlly that amPu-
tation was found NECESSARY to save
his life.
The. accident happened at 2 point
lust below the gns house and within
200 or 306 yards of his home. 1t
appears that he went down the track
drunk and laid down in clump OF
grass and weeds on four-foot en-
banI1ment alongside the track with
his left foot projecting over the rail
nearest him. In all probability he
went to sleep and did not hear the
ear approach. 1t was at sharp
curve and ON that account as weSG
rs the high weeds and grass the
motorman could not see his foot
across the track and ran over it.
The car jumped slightly at the
time. but as there is a large mud
hole at that point, those on the car
merely thought the jar was the re-
sult Of an unstable track Shortly
afterward. however, the discovery
was made that the car had run over
xTr.I - Eba fracfiOu men were
notified on their return trip to the
city.
Wilson was then taken to kessler
hospital. where Drs. Shuttieworthl
and Peek amputated the injured
member Tuesday morning lie
will recover.
In the circumstances, blame
does not attach to the traction en-
ployes or company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
ST0T TIER must SERVE
TINE in THE G0Ul JAIL

a. II. S0ttler Will serve sixty
days in jail and pay $500 fine uh-
less the supreme court reverses
Judge C. W. lynch, of the circuit
court
:Stotler was sehtenceds BY Judge
Lynch in circuit court "a morning
for conducting house fame,
the Notorious Arlington h6 Fhs
sentence imposed by Judg 1ch
was a fine of $500 and sixty days IN
the county Jail
At the present term of circuit
court Stotler was tried and convict
ed on the charge. but motion was
onade to set aside the verdict of the
jury and grant q new trial. Tues
day morning Judge Lynch overruled
the motion and Immediately impos-
ed sentence.
J. e. Law, attorney for Stotler,
then asked for and was granted
leave of thirty days, in which to ap-
peal the case and Stotler's bond was
fixed at $500, which he gave.
In speaking Of the case Judge
Lynch said he made no distincfio;s
as to persons, but treated Stotler
lust like all others before him on a
criminal charge, but in Stotler's
cases If he wereto make distinctions
he would have imposed an even
heavier penalty. The Judge said
from the evidence it was plain Stot-
{ Ter knew fhe character of the house
he was keeping and the character
Of the people who frequented the
place.
Stotler is said to have been en-
listed IN the service of reform until
his place was sraided. He was also
an elder in thcchurch, but recently
resigned.
The trial was most sensational
one and the disclosures made were
revelations to many, who were not
familiar with the character Of the
house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02

patience with that other sentiment
that is being advanced to some eX-
tent to confuse and confound the
three geat branches of the national
government into one. He is right
about it that the legislative, ludic-
iaI and executive branches all have
their own individual functions and
should be kept distinct and separate.
Judge Dayton directed their at
tention to their oath and the
solemnity of it. dwelling at consid-
cradle length on its construction
and meaning. In this connection
he stated that the federal grand jur-
ors duty was peculiar and that
they were not to investigate every
kind and character of crime as that
was not their province by law. There
are two gOyernments-natlonal and
state. with different courts sitting
at the same time. The national
government has no powers except
those delegated it by the states. The
xhiskev traffic was given as an IL
Iustration. The states first put 1t
in the national constitution that IN
ternal revenue might be. collected
and that government choose to levy
tax on whiskey rather than corn,
wheat or other products. but by tins
the national government is not IN
collision with the whiskey traffic as
charged by some, but to the con-
trarv denounces it and levies this
tax to aid in breaking it up The
states have all the power to prohibit
the manufacture and sale of whis-
KEY. and not the national governs
ment.
The Judge then discussed the
monetary and postal system, point
ing out the intent of the same, the
violations and punishments. Then
he directed attention to the inter
state commerce law and the duty IN
case of violations.
Closing he talked about the man
ufacture and sale of Intoxicating
LIQUORS and was even more pro-
nounced on that subject than on
former OCCASIONS, when he seemed
to some to be too severe Not only
did he reaffrm all he said against
the traffic on former occasions, but
emphasized the same by saving that
of those who engage in the traffic
90 out of 100 are dishonest and can
give no excuse to society for engag-
ing in a business that destroys it,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
choir Concert

The concert at Golf Methodist
church Friday night at S o'clock by
the choir of the church promises to
be brilliant musical event. The
choir is holding rehearsals every
night and making every arrange
ment to give a fine entertainment.
There viii be chorus of at least
twenty-five voices and the music
will be firstclass in every particu-
lar. The choir should be well re-
warded as the musicale viii be well
worth attending and It's object, that
of giving the proceeds to the new
church fund, commends the concert
to the liberal patronage of the pub
lie.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
Boxes of Cigars.
for Good Plays

Ben Levy, the cigar and, tobacco
dealer. is taking such an interest IN
Inc biz baseball game to be played
at tile park. tomorrow afternoon Ne ge,
tween the Fairmont Elks ana Ins
Clarksburg Elks that he has offered
10 present to any who makes a three
Dagger bit, box of Levy's Special
33s cigars, and to the one VINO
makes q home run a box of so OF the
same cigars. He does not believe
there win be a man in the team
.y.5o can knock the leather sphere
oyer ne fence but if one does and
Il Is a fair ball, he will give nun .oa a
box containing IS of the Levy s 5oS
e;gaTs Some of the Elks are al
ready smoking sone OF those cigars
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
LOCAL
FOOTBALL

The football season in tbs sec
ton promises to be almost, if not
quite as lively as the recently closed
baseball season, the athletic fever
being at high tide. Tie interest
created by the locals fans looks good
for the coming football season.
Attention centers, as a matter of
course, in the eleven which will
represent the Tigers this fall. The
team this year will not be such a
light team, the average being about
165 pounds. While not so light,
the team not yet fully organized, is
looked for to be fast They have
the men with the grit, swiftness,
nerve and ability TO make winning
team. The seasons schedule will he
a hard one, but the Tigers are sup
posed to make a good showing. The
boys show that they are interested
in the game, and are reporting for
practice every evening. With
such men at Riblett. LINER, Stagers'
HendricSson, Bell, Gill, Ash, Hold
en-. johnson, Albright, Gliss. Robin
son, Hewie, and Christter, the
Tigers ought TO create a higher sem
safion than porterhouse steak IN
three-dollar-a-week boarding
house,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
Gets Contract
for Big Building

e. e. s. Holmboe, Of. the archi-
tectural firm of Holmboe & Lafferty
returned this morning from the
firI1' * branch at Bluefeld and other
points IN the southern part of the
State where he was looking after
die work his, firm has under con-
tract. He closed contract for the
plans and specifications for new
six-story business building, 275X5O
feet for the Bluefeld Furniture
GO. while there. The firm has
work contracted on 100000 worth
.of new buildings IN the southern
part Of the State at present and MI
Holmboe says there is a big boom
On down there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
oyster Supper

The ladies of the Altar Society
of the Catholic church viii give an
OYSTER supper Thursday evening
from ; until 1890 o'clock. Price
only % cents. ~
Miss Arabella Johnston, OF 40
South Chestnut street, has accepted
the position of teacher of Latin and
English in the high school OF FL
burn, III, and left for that place
this morning.
Senator Charles 7. Caldwell vas
here Tuesday from ParleEs5urg
al. NJ. Mace Is hero from Parlzers
burg attending federal court
81 M. Bennett wa here lest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
JUDGE DAYTON WILL SPEAK
AT DEDICATION EXERCISES

The committee looking after the
arrangements for the great celebra-
ton of Odd Fellows that viii take
Mace IN. this city on Thursday, Oct.
ii. on which day Adelphi Lodge
10. s will dedicate her beautiful
new hall on West Main street, re-
norts that almost all of the lodges
in the country through which the
b. q O. lines pass are very heartily
responding to the invitations ex-
tended to them to be present on that
occasion and that some lodges will
be present in regalia almost to
member, Union Lodgs No. 29S, at
Lost Creek. the youngest lodge IN
this part of the State, with mems
bership of seyenty-fve, has guaran-
iced a turnout of not less than
seventy. Other lodges have pro-
portionateIy made similar guaran-
tees and from all sections of the
State there is evidence of a general
influx of Odd Fellows to Clarks-
burg. So large will be the crowd
that is expected that two special eX-
eursions will be run by the b. & o.
railroad on that day, one leaving
Redwood at > a. m. and returning
leaving Clarksburg about 6 p m,
the other leaving New Martlnsyllle
nj s a. IN. and returning leaving this
city about 6 p. m. These trains
will each arrive at Clarksburg about
10 so a. m. Special excursion
rates have been secured on all B. q
o. lines extending into this city
and also from Wheeling and Beling-
ton. Arrangements are being made
for train No. A, which leaves this
CITY at 4 p. m, to be held over here
until 5 80 p. m.
Owens band. of Fairmont, con-.
sistinn of twenty-five pieces, and
the Shinnston band, consisting OF
sixteen pieces, will discourse music
throughout the day. Several of the
lodpes. it is understood, will bring
their own bands with them. The
Grand officers viii he present, also
several of the Past Grand Masters
Of the State. The parade which
will be one of the largest ever held
in the CITY will begin about one
o'clock. which will be followed by
The dedicatory services This will
be arranged to be held on Main
street by having a large platform
rpised in front of the Odd Fellows
building. The music for this SER
vice will be given by about two
dozen young ladies OF the city
Hon. A. G. Dayton, judge of the
United States District Court, will
deliver an address during the dedl-
catory service in the afternoon.
In the evening at S O'Clock the
Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge No 80
Of this city. will hold reception IN
the odd Fellows hall to all Odd
Fellows. their families and friends.
AZ this reception short program
will be rendered consisting of an
address bv Grand Master, 5. r..
Bell. Past Grand Master W. l. Can
ter and Past Grand Master John A..
Rock. several selection from the
Mountain State Quartette and sew
eraI other features. Refreshments
will also be served.
Every effort is being made to ac-.
conmodate the large Attendance on
that occasion and to make the event
both enjoyable and successful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
Charged with Theft Of Beer

Constable Lee Goffman went to
Lynch's mines this forenoon for the
purpose of arresting Louis Yafallow
who is accused of the heinous of
Tense of stealing a keg Of beer. The
charge was preferred by Louis Jack
son, who claims that Yafallow took
the key from the railroad station
platform at Lynch's mines, tore a
label inscribed with Jaollson's name
as consignee from itfand carried. it
away for his own use.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
LINEUP OF
LOCAL ELKS

Following is the line-up of the
Clarksburg Elks baseball team as it
will be in the great game to be play
cd with the Fairmont Elks' team at
the local park tomorrow afternoon:
MuIheran, catcher; Romeigh,
pitcher, Harrington, pitcher; john
son, pitcher; Stone. first bases
Ford, second base; McClain, third
base; Brosius, short stop; Bull
Smith, center field; Wear, left field !;
Wood. right field Substitute
Boughner. Welch, Moran and
others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
WRECK

A freight wreck at Jacksonburg
on the Short Line, in which several
cars were derailed and damaked, de-
layed all trains on that road Tues
day several hours.
A wreck at Simpson Monday
evening caused No. So to detour by
way Of Fairmont and the NJ. r. mr.
irving here three hours late. No
one was dangerously hurt in either
wreck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
HELD FOR THE
GRAND JURY

Albert Keack. who cut John
Evanage in a fight between the two
at a wedding celebration at Pin
nickinnick mines a week ago last
Sunday, was given preliminary
hearing by Magistrate Gordon this
morning at the conclusion of which
the magistrate held him for the
grand jury in bond of $500. He
did not furnish bond
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
State Officer
Visits Lodges

Mrs. Minnie Stone, president OF
Inc State assembly of the Daughters
Of Rebekah Of the Independent Or
dor of Odd Fellows. is in the city
for fhe purpose Of paying official
visits to the Rebekah lodges in this
CITY. Adathston and Wilsonburg.
she visited the local lodge last
NIGHT and viii 90 10 Adamston to-
night and Wilsonburg tomorrow
night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
M6re Id Ilrger Qnarters

IviIlison & Dennison, the insur=
81 v ana real estate firm, has NOV
Bri sbs headquarters of their general
~ IN the two rooms they have
Neon occupying in the Oak Hall
bnilding. on Main street, to SUITE
~ three rooms across the hallway;
Tbey formerly had rooms 200 ana
on Init they now have rooms goo,
s0G and 2o7. The expansion OF
4Teir business necessitated larger
dffarttrs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
M Honor 81 BrIde and GToom

In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Willlsn
LoeiilhT, who were recently. niArrie
a parry was rendered them DIT the
home Of his mother. Ms. Catherine
IoefierS on Dalt avenils, 8londa
evening, which was attended
quite numberof their friends.
Euchfe was the principal means q
amusement and ut a seasoI1q9ie
hour ice cream and other re4las27
fnents were served, - ~ la5r
delightful one and the gnesi 3 :.
a Jolly good time.