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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
CEarksburq Insurance
COMPANY ~ Control
wheeling Company Absorbed By
Larger ana stronger Company.
change Is . Good One.

Henry Reenen, secretary and gem
eral manager and Daniel p. congle-
ron, superintendent. Of agencies. Of
the West Virginia Casualty Com
.pany. OF Clarksburg, w Va, have re-
turned to the city Of wheeling where
they have been completing the trans
fer of the business Of the American
Benehcfal Accident and Health In
suranee Company.
Mr.. Kpenen secured control OF
sixty-five per cent Of the stock Of the
Wheeling company and by this addi-
ton has made the West Virginia Cas-
uaIty Company the leading accident
ana health insurance company in the
State.
The home ONCE Of the Wheeling
company. at 1928 Market street, will
he continued by the West Virginia
Casually Company as headquarterB
for the wheeling district which will
include the Northern Panhandle, and
tor the present wtll be IN charge Of
Mr.. 3. a. Defrehes the. former sec
rotary Of the Wheeling company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

ON IS INSTRUCTIONS HE SAID
81 Archbishop Ireland Told Him
ldeslt Took Credit For
Hon Now I1ePudintcd.
Assoc3Iated Presa.j


EGHSNATI, o. Dec. 1O-Bel-
orer. former United States
dor to Austria-H Hungary. re-
iied briefly to the statement COM
lti6 ia President RooseveIt.s letter
Secretary Of state Root which
a. given to the press last night in
sitting on the position he had here
toiofe taken and reiterated the state
ment made by him in a statement to
the a sInbers OF the foreign relation
comm ttee Of Congress made public
aagt week.
6rer today said. Il seem to
nav been elected a member of the
Ashahis Club, like all others who
G6ms into dispute with Roosevelt
srii now to be cIassed with Senators
Giiand1er, Ttllman, Bailey and others
10 nave Questioned some act or
ord OF the President. .
storer added he has four letters
BEARING on the controversy as to the
promotion of Archbishop Ireland, all
llich he claims will bear out
sis contention that II obeyed explicit
traetions of Roosevelt in acting
did with regard to the promo
on Continuing Storer saids
Archbishop ireland told me also
lat the President on several oc-
sions in conversation with him.
took credit for the action he now re-
pldIates."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
NM ~
Conyenes In It's Regular December
Term with an It's Mem
beers Present
InIsTRICr oFFICERs QUAIlEH
Ard various Other business Of the
County Is Attended to By the
Court First Day

The regular December term Of the
county court convened Monday morn
ing with all the members present
william H. Taylor was granted 9
certificate TO practise Lave
In notice of contest between j..
In. Young and 3. b. Robinson rela-
tive to the election Of constable Ip
-Tenmile district Monday, Dec IL.
was set to ,hear the same.
George. H. Gordon qualified as
Justice of the peace In Coal district.
Frank Abruzzfno qualified as q
notary public
Lewis F. Nay qualified as q JUG
tiee of the peace in Eagle district,
George N. Kchman qualified as
justice of the peace in Simpson dis
strfct
Ellis H. Rogers resigned as CON
Eta DE in Clark district and R. Ed
ward Kidd was appointed to the
vacancy.
Albert n. Wagner was exonerated
from the payment of one dollar spec
saI road tax.
H. H. Davis was generated OF the
payment Of taxes on one thousand
dollars worth of property In Salem.
W. B. and r. E Fleming were ex-
onerated on property in Salem val
ued at $1,000
j. w. Flanagan, of Adamston. was
granted an exoneration of % cents.
Harry w. Flanagan was exonerat-
ed from the payment Of one dollar
special road tax.
James N. Crtss qualified as con-
stable in simpson district
The estate of John 8. Garlic was
committed to the sherif for admin
istration.
An generation was allowed
Charles Little and James Crtss on a
certain property, also to the Nation
al supply Company.
b. Brown Stout qualified as a
commissioner of the county court.
c. NJ. and ] B. Hart were exon
Grated on property valued at $4,000.
R. E. Kidd qualified as constable
in Clark district
The second VIII Of Mrs. Charlotte
D. Lowther was probated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
SEVERAL OIL WELLS
ARE DRILLING IN COUNTY
Various Operators Are Beginning
New Oil and Gas Wells at Differ
ent Points in the County.


In the deep sand territory the gas
com panies are the most active in de-
yeIoyment work, On Limestone
run. Coal district, this county, the
Reserve Gas Company is drilling a
test on the J.. w Morrison farm,
on the same stream the Hutton Gas
Company is down 500 feet in the "A
r. shfnn farm.
on Ratylick run. Sardis district.
the Hope Natural Gas Company is
drilling at 1900 feet on the John
Hurst farm. ON Tenmile run, in the
same district, the Hope company has
made the location for a test on the
Ia. W. Lynch farm. on Cunningham
run. Eagle district, the Philadelphia
company has the rig completed for a
test on the b. NJ. Hess farm.
On Indian run; Tenmile district,
w. ]. Randolph & Co. are drilling a
second test on the F. w. Haney farm.
On salem Fork the Independent OIL
company is Down T5O feet at its test
ON the Richard Davis farm.
on Mud Lick run. the Wallace OIL
Company is drilling at 1900 feet at
its second test on the David Wright
farm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
school Athletic COMMITTEES
Holds Meeting to Organize

high schools at CIarksburg, Grafton,
Warrington and F'airmont. and in
addition Broaddus institute, should
constitute the charter members of
the league, and that other schools
which may wish to come IN shall
conform to the Requirements of the
constitution and bylaws which are
to be drafted and adopted and sign
ed by the different members of the
league. The constitution for the gov
eminent o fthe league was gone over
in detail. and will be put in written
form very soon for the final approval
OF the league members.
Just before adjournment the COM
mitee elected officers for the league
as follows;
President, T, j. Humphrey, OF the
Fairmont High school.
Vice President, l. p. Ash, of the
Clarksburg High school.
Secretary-T Treasurer, w, Q. Gist'
Of the Grafton High school.
The committee adjourned 90 meet
at Warrington in HisbruaFy 81 the
dine 81 the next "a sting % the ~ Nc
non glhsia Valley ould hen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
TTA[ IAN FINED FOR
CARRYING WEAPON
SIInardo Brothers Compromise With
Rosaro Romano For Breaking
Up Store Front.

vincent and John Afinardo, the
Italian brothers who smashed the
front of Rosaro Romanols fruit store
in Glen Elk with cocoa9uts in en-
deavor to hit Romano, compromis-
ed with Ramona Saturday evening
in Magistrate Gordon's court and
the complaint charging the brothers
with malicious destruction of prop
erty was withdrawn and the warrant
dismissed. The brothers paid for
the store front that was demolished.
including the plate glass window and
Romano paid the costs.
Vincent Minardo confessed to hav-
ing unlawfulIy carried razor,
which was found on him when ar
rested. and was fined $25 and costs
which he paid a similar warrant
against John charging him with car
rying a gun and pair of steel
knucks was dismissed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
JAIL Ed FOR.
R1BBLL9 MAN
Frank sEIlolnas. Colored, Accused %
TAXING Sick weston Mani Watch
and Chain q Hotel

Frank Thomas, colored, q IN illi
awaiting hearing before Magtstr5lte
Gordon ON the charge OF HAVING
robbed Philip lawrence an aged
man Of Weston, Of q gold Watell
vauled at SIS and q gold watch
chain, valued at $e.5o In the Fuel
city hotel, Glen Elk, short time
ago.
Thomas was arrested at the Yelese
hotel corner on Pike street saturel
night ana taken to the jan. The
warrant against him was issued hz
1dagfstrate Gordon some time QgQ
ana oficere have been looking
him. According to the story told
the policeman, Mr.. Lawrence
carried into the hotel on a cot af3E
having Just been discharged from
local hospital where he underV
q serious surgical operation. While
his attendan left the room he was m
II IS claimed, Thomas. VINO was ONE
OF those who helped to carry the
patient into the house. took the
watch and chain from him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
BY Election Of Committee
All Present Except one-Hum-
Phrey Elected President.

The committee appointed at the
last session OF the MouongaheIa VAL
ley Round Table Mt Clarksburg for
the purpose Of organizing an athletic
league among the secondary schools
of this section held meeting in the
Office of the principal OF the Fair
mont High school Saturday, and took
an important step in the movement
towards this organization. The
committee is composed OF DR.. e. Hull
ley, Chairman, President of Broaddus
Institute. Clarksburg; MI. l. q. Ash
of the ClarLsburg High School Fac
ulty; Mr.. G. s. Grow, Of the Man
nington High school; Mr.. G, w. Gist'
Of the Grafton High school; superin7
tendent w. H, Gallup. Of the Nor
gantown schools. and Principal T. J,
Humphrey. OF the Fairmont High
school. All the members of the
committee were present at the eet-
ing excepting supt- Gallup, of or7
gantoWn.
1t was formally decided that IS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
new Goal COMPANIES
HAVE been GHARI!.ERl
With CHIEF Works In Harrison c9rll'7
~ and This section or the state
or West Yirgtnia-

The Connellsville airmo ont Qee
q Coke Company. Of Union e.
CHER works In Marion coun
va. has been chartered 70
coal lands ana deEeI7
coal, manu- factnrs
necessary rails
$1,000 OF WI
subscribed and pc
John G! Slaa
N Densfeit: w. K i rl1e ana
RucIs, an OF UntontoWn-
The Marsh Coal and Cele
pany. Of FaiFmont. chief
Harrison county, has isQ
chartered, " aeq uire Goa l5iAe
MINIS deyeIop ana ops
constrdct bufIdings eds
ana deal IA general mere1na
Capital 100000. Of Which $500
been subscribed ana IS Q
corp ora 4. Clarence
NIGEL resin strttl
ROSS ana H :ssample
mont
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
OF DRINK
IAILS FOUR men
TIley Are Tried and Given Punish
r1lent BY SIayor at Morning
session OF Police Court.

The drink demon. Aend inearnate
that wrecks mems bodies and minds.
breaks up homes and causes immeas7
urable suffering and sorrow was re-
sponsible for the appearance Of four
men In police court at the regular
session conducted by Mayor Harmer
Monda ymorning.
these men gave their names az
George wisnan. c. w. Traugh, VIII
liam Lynch and John b. Higgins
wisman and Traugh were arrested
Saturday night and 1t took the com
bined EFFORTS of oficers simms,
Whyte and Lewis TO finally land
them In the lookup. They were as
cessed fnes of SO and costs each by
the mayor and in default OF payment
sent to jail for. three days each.
william Lynch also drew three days
In default of the payment of a like
fine. John B Higgins was SUM
day drunk, The mayor hung SID
tag on him and the defendant had y
removed by paying the fne and costs;
A put-up fine OF SO and costs was for
feited at the session. It was left az
headquarters Saturday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
FORESTS MUST
BE PROTECTED.
AGAINST Fire and Ruthless Destruc-
tionaIattels u Up to the Com
ing Legislature.

II the West vfrfinia Legislature
passes forestry law this winter
there are few essential things
which should be included and several
artistic frills that can be disposed
with. Forestry laws diner in the
diRerent states. Some spend large
sums in experimental tree culture.
using specialists at high salaries.
This work contributes more to
science in general than to the states
benedt in particular. and is not abso-
IuteIy necessary to this state
west virginia needs one thing
above all others to preserve its for
ests. That one thing is protection
against fire. 1t is dlfhcurt thing
to reach. In fact 1t is as Impossible
to prevent fires in the woods as to
prevent them In cities; but meas
ures can be taken to lessen the evil
by making it as unlawful for man
to set a forest fire on his own land
as to set fire to his own house.
such a law strictly enforced would
cut out half the forest fires at one
stroke.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
STOLEN HORSE IS
FOUND AT BUcKHANNoN

Sheriff w, r. Barker, of Morgan
town. was here Saturday night look
ing for a stolen horse, belonging to
william Courson. of Washington
Pa. He located the horse at Buck
hannon and drove there Saturday
night. However. he did not recover
the horse and can not until Mr..
Courson goes from his home to Buck
hannon to swear to the Identified
ton. The other horse of the stolen
team was recently recovered at Lum-
berport by the sheriff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
CIRCUIT COURT
BEGINS TOMORROW
when Grand Jury VIII Be Convened
and the Criminal Docket WIN
BE Taken Up.

The December term Of the Har-
rison county circuit court will begin
here tomorrow The grand jury will
be convened at once and the petit
Jurors viii report Friday for duty.
The term viii be devoted exclusively
TO criminal and chancery business
and there will be no jury trials of
civil cases. The term will be short
The case of Abe Scott, colored'
charged with killing George Ridge
way, will be among the big cases
called
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
PEACE PRIZE GIVEN
10 PRESIDENT R00SE e
BY the Norwegian Parliament and e.
Valued "a About Forty
Thousand Dollars.
tRy Assoeiated Prsss.I

CHRISTIANA. Norway, Dec, o.
The Norwegian parliament toda
conferred the Nobel peace prize gllilll
President Roosevelt in reeogni
of his services IN ending the n
Japanese war. The Nobel peace
is part of a bequest left by Pr
fred Barnhardt Nobel. sNed.
scientist, who died IN 1886
his win large portion IF his
tune Is devoted to fine annual III
each valued at about $4,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
mr.. Bennett DIES
AT ADMISSION
wen Known Brown citizen succumhs
To Paralysis At the Home of
His son-in-Law.

The death of william o. Bennett
! took place at the home Of his SON
in-law. Claude NJ. Thompson. at
Admission, at 1850 O'Clock Satur-
day night and was caused by Paraly-
sis. Mr.. Bennett was IS years OF
age and formerly resided at Brown
The funeral was held at o'clock
Monday afternoon at the Thompson
residence and interment was in II
Rittenhouse cemetery at NJ,
wife, two dauF'l' ~
vive hir' are MIS-
Tha aston Mrs. FLOW
e3s IA. and Harland Bennett,
OF California. is the son.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
GENERAL MEETING.

The Rev. r.. M Gardne anriounces
that Elder e. rW Farnsz gorth. o.
washington, p. C.. viii hold 8 gem
eral meeting of the Seven u Day Adj
ventists In the Smith hall commepc-
ing Friday. Dec. at 2 p.s M
and viii, continue until Sunday. Dec;
ne. He WIN be isted BY E1ldef =.
J. Dryer, OF PfttsbdFg' Fa a ere.
cordially invited e ttenc me
meetings
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
Two BglfIIs Were Left az
lie. ate Mrs ksogsZ1I1er

snepheVgs and 1eIces to be divided
ednali 81 alnone them. That VIII was
Sgrftten and signed 10 NoVember
By the second win MIS- IrieS AZ.
Zee, 81 broad g plse get her
ipropeFt 100 81 whicp
goes to MS. Lees on, 4,si2las Hi9ee
1t ss A. Aira g home sqA5s
s. ded fEoII Soon her = ~
s. ns death q month ~ ~ te
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