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L'Italia., 1907-09-04
FRA IT
SOLITE IMPRUDENZE, PAGATE
CON LA VITA.

A Stockton, mel giorno 2 settem-
bre la Signora l.. Celle, moglie al uh
gioyane agricoltore %italiano, d1moran-
te circa due miglia distante dalla cit
tv. in un luogo chiamato Lackford,
rimase yittima dele famine, prodot-
te dalla propria trascuratezza.
L,infelice donna, volendo in fretta
accendere nella stufa IL fuoco, che
come fla sempre quando lie massaie
non han tempo da perdere - % Vo-
leva pigliare, afferro la stagnina del
petrolio e rovescio un'onda del liqui-
do pericoloso mel ~fornello' q az
corgersi che mel fondo di quello' ar
deva ancora qualche tizzo del PIGEON
pezzetti di legno, da essa ivi postl oen-
tro ed accesi POGO prima.
Appena IL petrolio cadde sulla
brace %infuocata, 81 alzo una mamma
che subtle investf ii recipiente che la
donna teneya in manO g ne produsse
l%'esplosione. Da quello al viso, al ca
nelli. allie yesti della donna impru-
dente. la fiamma o perse tempo.
In I'm attimo la Signora Celle III tut
ia una fiamma.
Era sola in casa, perche IL marito
staya lavorando in un pozzo, SUI pro-
prio terreno: 81 diede a correre e grl-
dare. e per trovare auto .usci dana
porta e seguito a correre a~llaperto.
Naturalmente la corrente dellarla
che uuel corpo incendiato fendeva
nella corsa, non fece dare ala
fiamma maggior vigore. =.
Accorso, finalmente, allie grida IL
padre de~ll'infelice, non valse a Pc
gnere il fuoco e salvare la figlla get
tandovi sopra lie coperte che pote az
ferrare. L'incendiata era gia tutta
una playa e del suo vestiario non lie
rimanevano ancora che gil stivalet-
I'll.
La vittima flu ~trasportata moribon-
da da un medico, al quale pote an
cora, ira spasimi atroci, ~raccontare
come la disgrazia fosse ~avvenuta, c
mort dopo pochi minuti.
Simili fatti avvengono di continue
per ~limprudenza specialmente dele
dome, lie quail, credendosi esperte ed
abili. fanno a confidenza con tutto cic
che entra nellie loro mansioni, 81 fl
dano ciecamente di lutte lie materie
pericolose e commettono spesst
anche per una malintesa ambizione-
dele enOlml SClOccneLLe Cnc eSpohS'
no esse stesse, / loro bambini e lie 10
no famiglie e ~sciagure irreparabili.
Il non solo lie persone che MOI
hanno corredo d'istruzione che cado
no il questi trabocchetti della morte
da esse stesse preparati e e post sot
to / propri piedi; ma anche molte al
ire (donne sempre!) che feducazio
ne dovrebbe avere ammonite, hanno
s%egnatamente col petrolio e con tutt'
lie s%ostanze ~incendiabili ed esplos.
We, una morbosa simpatia che lie spin
ge a trattarle senza rispetto e senz'
timore.
L'abitudine di %aggiungere petroli'
allie lampade ed allie piccole stufe d
cucinare mentre il lucignolo e acces
e quasi comune a lutte lie dome.
f. non solo dovrebbero spegnere |
fiamma, ma dovrebbero anche aver
la pazienza d'aspettare che lie lam
pade e il fornello fossero freddi, pri
ma di rifornirli dl combustiblle!
Potesse questo avvertimento sci
wire finalmente a insegnare un po' q
%prudenZa a qualcheduna!
L'Italia., 1907-09-04

DENVER 2 - Eugene Marry, o.
peraio elettricista, occupato presso la
Denver Gas and Electric Co., in I'm
accesso di gelosia, uccise Teri Ia mo-
gle, tagliandole la COLA con VI ra-
SOLO
Dopo avere cost sistemata la moglie
fece su Sc stesso l'operazione uguale
ed e ora m%oribondo all'ospedale.
Non penso questo padre che cost
facendo, lasciava ~abbandona;l due
bimbi di tenera eta.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
DELLA COSTA DEL PACIFICO

fuoco, che fortunatamente ando a
vuOto.
Ora il dottore E strettamente sor
vegliato e il fratello ha a%nnunziato
che paghera tutti i damn dell'in-
cendio.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
PIOGGIA.

SAN LUIS OBISPO 2 Dopo una
giornata afosa e nuvolosa, ST E avuta
una pioggia torrenziale in tutta la
Contea. f. questa la prima volta da
quindici ami che 81 ha la pioggia CO.
81 presto.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
AvvIsO.

Rendiamo noto al nostri amici ed
abbonati di Portland Ore, che IL ST.
gnor d. Reinaudi cola residente e au-
torizzato a %ricevere nuovi abbona-
menti ed ~annunzi pei nostro giorna-
lie e di riscuotere dagli stessi limpor-
to.
3O-S 1919,
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
|Guida G AvviSi della Costa del PdC1IC0


]. e. B~iancalana 4 20; rrEprae -.
Unlca op@POFtg4,ndittss S Ssst ro 5sai'sn allo oac
s SPo PFsns "a a lutte le ore. staH,e an
@SS6isi,i s1sr, as q sisal an Seils PEI prim as% aasi;:
ylnl' H61rdini della ampaEna 8
prontams-ta
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
AGENZA INTERNATIONAL
FERROVIARIA E MARTINA

N. .Orsatti, j. Lopizich, J.. Castem, J
Well. AGENT della Compagnia rance
ropa - Assicurazioni contro gil incen-
di, compera g vendita di beni stabili.
Cambiali ed Ordini Postal pagati q
Regno Notaio pubblico. - Tel. Ho-
me 28e5 - 220 North Spring St., Tenn
pie Block o ANGELES, CAL.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
ITALIANA

GROSSERIA ITALIANA
ED AMERICANA
81 vende qualsiasi qualita di generi
alimentari important e del paese. Spe-
cialita olio e pasta importata. Tutto
%garantito di prima qualita.
342-344 Ia STRADA PORTLAND, Ore.
N. COSTA, Prop.
TelefOnO: Main 1926
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
Dot. ANTONIO MINIGGIO
144 Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada

laureate nella Regia Universita o.
Torino. SpecialitA per lie malattie d
dome 9 parti. Cura garantita agI SEQ,
Ii 9 sifilide. Consult anche a distanza
per lettera. Per Questi consult a COT
rispondenza accludendo 81 s'inviano It
necessarie medicine.
Ore d'ufficio: Dale 10 allie IL ant {
dale 2 allie 4 e dale Z allie 8 pom
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
}. Passarino 8. Campanella
HOTEL D'ITALIA

Front and Cooper SITS. Santa Crus
Questo albergo fu rimodernato recen-
temente: In esso vi sono lutte le CO.
modita desiderabili. Stance ariose, Gu
Gina aliItaliana. l proprietari 81 occu-
PIANO pure a cercare lavoro al loro
CLIENT. VIM. liQuori q sigari sempre
dele migliori Qualita.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
L. MAZZINI g. co.

Avvisano gil amici connazionalt Q
Spagnuoli che hanno aperto un Hotel e
Saloon, nonche un grande magazine di
grosseria e generi affini. II sig. l..
Mazzini, uno del pionieri di questa
Contea 81 presto alroccasione per GER
care lavoro presso la Mountain Cop
per Company.
;se,SAsa sse-s,.ss TrTsggsSRsEI TsrwR
L'Italia., 1907-09-04

/ passaggi da e per italia, per
qualsiasi linea di Navigazione. 81 ven
dono presso lAgenzia Ettore Patrizi
& Co., 23 Montgomery Avenue, San
Francisco.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
SHASTA HOTEL
GROSSEAlA E SALOON Bi.ns.o

venta - Negoxianti di Eeneri alimen
tart doriestici 9 important JOHNS
VILE. Plnmas Co., Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04

THE ITALIA HOTEL south cor.
Cherry, CHICO, CAL.-G. Fiori. l.. Mo-
scardinf 4 Cs. Proprietari - Buon al
loggio, pranzi squisitt, scelti VIM. ri
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
B. PASQUALE & co.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Fabbrtcante di ~articoli militari, di mx-
rina Q per ~societa'
Uniformi, Berretti, Bandiere, Stendsrdt
@ InsASpe
Hoe Webster st. N. \. Ger. Turk Ut.
Telefono West 4S3
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
DIR. c. F. CANDIANI MEpIco

Ufficio: Al Q mezzo N. THIRD ST.,
Portland, Ore. Tel. Columbia 40 -
Residenza: fSS Marshall ST., Tel. CO.
lumbia 255 - Ore di ufficio: Sill ant,
IA o rs pom.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
w. G. RALSTON

w. G. RALSTON
sessnle di Miniere. Stock and Bond
Broker.
1858 BUSH STREET, y. F.
stance 7 al IL. Tel: Tmpy 1915
SpeciaIitA In s1iOni d MInIerc
L'Italia., 1907-09-04

RAVENNA PASTE co. 121I1sl \:
81. san Jesc, Cal. VINCENZO RA-
VIENNA. Manager. -Maccheroni, YER
micelli, Spaghetti, Mostaccioii, ecc. -
Spediziosi - Teieiono: ia
mes 1141.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
g. D. VIRGILIO

12S Commercial Row Reno, Nevada
Ufficio d'impieghi e c-ollocamentf.
Agente di lutte lie compagnie di Navi-
gazlone e ferroviarie. S'inviano operai
a destinations a qualsiasi genere di la
voro. Interprete in inglese, francese,
austriaco e spagnuolo.
Annesso Salone, dirfmpetto ALA staxioue
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
TOSCANO HOTEL I

re ariose Cucina a~lpItaliana, VIM,
Liquori o Sigari. IL proprietario l.
noltre 81 occupa d~'impegare 1 suoi ellen
ii che cercano lavoro. -.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
EUROPA BAKERY

tart. = Pane francese ed italiano, ga
letta, biscotti, ecc. Ottimi gensri di
grosseria Q farina. 8 o 7th Street fra
Clay a Jefferson Oakland, Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
IBALDI VILLA HOTEL.

TOSCANO HOTEL ansols sud o.
st. Settima Strada. - Ultima cucina,
stance AROSE Q pulite. Vim liQuori Q
sigari dele migliori marche a prezzi
onestissimt. Teresa Gufdetti, proprieta-
ria, A. A. Guidetti, Manager. Santa Rosa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
YOUNG LADY SHOOTS
SELF THROUGHHEART
MYSTERY NCASE
or Cecil NIcAtce, Of This City, Whose
Nude Body is Found in the
West Fork River.


The body OF Cecil McAtee, aged q
years. son Of James McAtee. Of this
city. was recovered from the West
Fork river below Meadowbrook
Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock and
brought to one Of the morgues here.
4 searching party composed Of
Ernest Steel, Edward McAtee, Bar
ney Fosg and a man named Cross
Went almost down 10 Gypsy and
came up the river. As they neared
the mouth Of Simpson creek, r. G.
Garrett on the street car track on
the opposite side Of the river cried
to them that he saw something on
the island. looking like a body.
Boats We're secured and some Of the
searching party together with Super
intendent Robinson OF the coal mine.
where McAtee had worked, went 10
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
For Their Annual State Convention
Which Will Begin Mt the
Waldo Hotel Tonight.

The annual State convention OF
the West Virginia branch of the Na-
tional Association of Stationery En-
gineers will be called to order in the
assembly room of the Waldo hotel
tonight at O'Clock by President
Ledru Tracy. 1t is expected the
attendance will reach eighty. many
Of whom will be visitors from other
cities. ...ef: 81 L 2.aEEa
At the opening session Mayor L.
g. Grille win deliver an address Of
welcome and the response in behalf
Of the convention viii be made by
" ". Price, Of this city.
w. B. Osborn, of this city. and
others will deliver addresses along
mechanical lines and the work OF the
convention will get fairly started to-
night.
w w. Price, who is chairman in
charge Of arrangements, has sue
ceeded in having the following man
ufacturing and supply firms repre-
sented:
West Virginia Mine Supply Co.,
the William B. Osborn Supply Co,
the Oil Well Supply Co., all of the
city: Greene, Tweed & Co, Palmetto
Packing Co., both of New York;
Crandell Packing Co. and GarIock
Packing Co., of Palmyra, n. Y;
Lunkenheimer Co., of Cincinnati;
Pittsburg Valve & Fitting Co., Of
Ptttsburg; York Ice Machine Co., Of
York, Pa; Barrett Manufacturing
Co., of New York; Bollinger &
Riley Manufacturing Co., of Cleve-
land; and others.
The supply companies of this city
are spending time and money to
make an interesting display for the
The exhibit hall is filled
with variety of machinery and fit
tings and tools of all kinds.
This is the first convention of en-
gineers held in Clarksburg and
every manufacturer, engineer and
is cordially invited to
visit the exhibit and get better ac-
quainted with the association.
Sessions will be held tomorrow
and next day. at which there will be
good speaking and Thursday at the
close there will be an elaborate ban
luet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
Brewery Collector of CIarksburg til
Victim of Thrc Highwaymen
Near Tunnclton.

PR. Fiori. collector in this sec-
tion for the Hoster and other brew
ing company agencies with head
quarters in Clarksburg. was held 40
on dark and lonely road near Tun-
melton last night by three men who
robbed him Of $4,000 which he
had collected for the brewery com
pan!es and one of the hIghwaymen
Shot him in the right hand.
Fiori had been to Anderson col
lecting money for the brewing com
panies and from there he went to
Atlanta mines where he collected
some more money 1t was about
dark when he started along a road
toward Tunnelton where he intend
ed 70 deposit the money he had. AS
he was walking along the road three
mon suddenly sprang out of a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
Belle Starkey, Residing ut Byron,
Uses Pistol Route for Her
Own Destruction.
CAUSE IS PROFOUND MYSTERY
Lay Down On Couch, Placed Muz-
zIe Over Heart and Then Pull
led the Trigger.

Belle starkey. aged %, unmar-
ried daughter Of c. P. Starkey, a
miner Of Byron, committed suicide
at her home at II O'Clock Tuesday
morning by shooting herself through
the heart with a revolver.
What prompted the woman to take
her life it not known and the cause
is at present mystery Miss
Starkey went into her room at the
Starkey home which is in the hol-
low above the Hutchinson Fuel Com
pany's mine laid down on couch,
placed the muzzle OF the revolver
over her heart and pulled the trig-
ger. Death resulted instantly.
Acting Coroner NJ. 5. Riley. OF
this city, was notified Of the suicide
and he went 10 the scene for the
purpose of investigating the woman s
death. He was thus engaged Tues
day afternoon.
Miss starkey was daughter IL
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Starkey. Of BY
ron, and besides her parents she IS
survived by two sisters and four
brothers. The father is employed
in the mines of the Hutchinson Fuel
Company at that place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
FTORI HELD UP AND
ROBBED OF $1,000

thicket and jumped upon him. They
threw him to the ground and took
all OF the money he had away from
him. As they were about to leave
tlori made p.otion to pick up rock,
and one Of the Mghwaymen shot at
him, the bullet passing through his
right hand. The roDoers then ran
away.
f'iori went Oh to Tunnelton where
he notified officers and had his
wound attended 10. omcers at Tun-
melton have started on the trail of
the highwaymen with bioodhounds
and are now trying to run them
down. One of the men was
negro, Fiori says. and the other two
we're white men.
Most of the money Fiori had with
him was cash, only 5000 being IN
checks. The highwaymen did not
take his gold watch nor diamond
ring he wore on one of his fingers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27

Fords up last night were Deputy
Sheriff John Knox, Constable Waldo
and officer Brooks who brought
some of the best handouts made, but
they We're all the same to both Mr.
and Miss Ford, who escaped from
them easily. no matter in what posi-
ton they we're locked in, Don Ford
being locked in a position illustrat-
in gthe method Of locking prisoners
being sent to the Siberian mines in
Russia Miss Ford also opened a
PAL 70 fautomatic handouts in fun
view Of the audience with an ordin-
airy pocket knife Miss Ford by the
way is the only lady hanGcuff expert
in the world.
Understanding that several local
officers 1lve made the remark that
the Fords could not escape from
their handouts, Mr. Ford stated this
morning that it was his earnest de-
sire that anyone having a pair cf
irons OF any kind to bring them m
and tly to keep either Miss Ford
Or himself prisoners.
During the week the Fords win
present a number Of special sensa-
tons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
Boat is Swamped As 1t Strikes sub
merged Rock and He and Com
panion Are Thrown Out.
CURRENT SWEEPS JACOBS DOWN
Rescued BY Hayden Cork After
Sinking Several Times and strug-
Cling Braycly For His Life.

| John Jacobs, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ID w. Jacobs and clerk at the Hay
man & Coston grocery store with a
young male companion. had har-
rowing experience in the West Fork
rived at Z o'clock Monday night.
They are fortunate to have escaped
drowning. -
The two procured boat above
the crematory and started to take a
trip down the river in it, The
river was much higher than usual
on account of the recent rains and
as they We're opposite to the crema.
tory, where the old mill dam used
to he, the boat struck submerged
rock and was swamped 1t turned
over. throwing the young men into
the water. Each grabbed either
end of the boat and succeeded In
turning it up. Jacobs attempted to
swim ashore, while the other fellow
clung to the end of the boat and was
taken by it to sand bar some dis
tance below.
Young Jacobs wore suit OF
corduroy, which became quickly
soaked and so heavy that he was
handicapped in swimming and he
soon went under. But he succeeded
in gaining his feet only to be swept
off of them time and again by the
undercurrent. Finally, he was
swept down to rock that projected
in midstream and he grabbed this.
The attention of persons at the
crematory was attracted and Hayden
Cork, who was there washing his
horses in an eddy, at first paid no
attention to the young men in dis
tress as he did not realize their
dangerous condition. But, when
young Jacobs waved one hand in
distress, Cork hurriedly mounted one
of the horses and swan it TO him.
As he was nearing young Jacobs the
latter let loose of the rock and at
tempted to swim to the sand bar.
Cork grabbed him as he was floating
by him and pulled him up out of the
water and took him to the opposite
shore from the crematory, where the
water was pumped out of him and
he was soon himmself again, though
very weak as the result of his strug-
giles in the water
1t is possible young Jacobs might
have succeeded in getting to the
sandbar, where he would have been
safe. but Mr.. Cork deserves great
credit and one of the Carnegie hero
medals for the rescue.
The young men lost everything
they had in the boat. except rife
TO the boat, and a jacket,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
ELEGANT ROOM
Is Directors Apartment Of Merchants
Bank Used BY Board For the
First Time Tuesday.

The directors OF the Merchants
National Bank held their first meet
ing in the new directors room Of the
bank building Tuesday morning at
tending 10 their regular business as
a directors board. The new room
Is an elegant one and magnifcently
furnished. An exquisitely beautifu!
panelled mahogany wainscoung is
one Of its chief features. The grains
of the wood in each panel represent
an upright plume and they are
matched so nicely as to be particu-
arly.stril5ing and artistic. A hand
some marble fireplace and hand.
some bronze chandelier suspended
by a chain also add to the beauty Of
the apartment The furnishings are
of solid mahogany highly polished.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
BUFFALO BILL

Buffalo Bilrs wild west show will
exhibit in Clarksburg September IT.
giving two performances. The ad-
vertising force is in the city billing
the place. Three cars arrived here
during the night, conveying the litho-
graphs, force of men and equipment,
and will remain here few days as
it is the intention to bill the entire
county as we'll as parts of adjacent
counties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
FoGG is RELEASED.

Writ Fogg, of Mt. Clare. who was
sent to all by Magistrate Gordon
week or so afo for falling to give a
bond as surety for the support of his
wife, was released from Jail Tuesday
morning. His mother, Mrs. Pru-
dence Fogg. of Romines Mills. fur
nished the bond for him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
G[ARKSBURG
WRITTEN UP
baltimore Sunday sun Devotes
Special Article to Boosting
This City.


The following article. accompan-
led by pictures Of the Tuna glass
works. the Phillips Sheet (. Tin
pra.a n,,n. j., r......,,. .,.,.,,
n,''H.' - "''ao ''o'e. ah" Oie
e 49, = -" 50 'oii "oINS' dPPeaisu
!" ,,unuaS 7'i.in'oLe pun
Ci"i iNsp puFs' ". W, aug. -
- ciAS 7 hol more man - years
~, Se. = = ioEElHs diead 70 place
anna the great lhdustrlal ana COM
ilierclal cehters q the country
hulit on gas So TO speak, and on
eoai' ~ growth has been almost IN
PaFaiIeiea.
we a"eiiefs ~ CiarksDnrg speak
o. our CITY iohdIy as the Fuel City
OF me Fuel state. ! West Virginia
lS rich IN all natural fuel resources,
ana Slarksburg Is IN the heart of
nTr iieae''s. Some small-spirited
Flsito45 nave called Clarksburg
noon town. but 1t is not that. 1t
mas Sli 'ae hustle and energy OF a
ooom to"n' hHs y has more. 1t has
?, perseverance aug devoted citizens.
rms makes us boom permanent
Siarksours Is situated Il he CEN
Ier o. the largest natural gas field
~ the world ana over one OF theS
largest coai deposits. Gas sells here,
ready plped TO your house or factory
at cents a thousand feet, ~Thel
supply seems lneXhaustlbIe and there|
shoulu De no increase IN price, as ~
IS commodity municipality owned
Co"i retalls at ' per ton. This Is
ior 'hs pest oil ooth SOFT and hard
coal mere are some grades that
40 hol orlns anNthinG more than 79I
cents per ton.
All 'hls mas made Clarksburg a
ma, urai manufacturing center.
me plant OF the Phillips Sheet &
iihpiate company, the largest indi-
producer OF tinpiate' roofngI
pia'e. and uncoated material in West
NlrEiila' IS located here. The out
put oi TINS company for 1906 wasl
-''0'o IONS OF Hhlsh-
cd material. It's markets were in
every part Of the country.
Not pound of coal was used
throughout the entire plant last year
'ne only fuel being gas, and the ex-
cei!ehce OF this is attested by the
siZe O me output and the continued.
running OF the plant. About 600S
men 'nearly al of whom are skilled
iaoorers) were and are. constantly
emp'oyed and We're comfortably
housed in modern houses.
Other Big Industries.
me Grassellt Chemical Company,
one q the largest producers OF spell
ter IN the United States. is located
mere. Starting with two blocks four
years ago. II has steadily increased
It's plant until it now has II blocks.
The end is not yet. Il has simply
commenced.
The advantages for the manufac-
inre Of spelter are so evident that
plant is now being built. ana
vii be in operation about Septen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
TORPEDO INJURIES
BOY VERY BADLY
DANCE IN PAVILION

Another one Will BE Given Tonight
ana WclIs's Orchestra vii Play.
Another one Of those enjoyable
public dances will be given in the
Glen Elk dancing pavilion tonight to
which the management cordially in
vites All lovers Of dancing. Wells $
noted orchestra will furnish music
for the affair and the comfort and
welfare Of the guests will be looked
after by chaperons as usual. The
weather is fine for dancing and a
good attendance is expected.
Samuel and Perry Hardmau have
returned from Philadelphia. where
they have been attending COLLAGE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-27
JOHN JACOBS ESCAPES
GRAVE IN WEST FORK
HERE

great supply of gas; and in this con-
nection, it might be added, that
while clarksburg has enormous
quantities of gas. it is the policy Of
her people to husband their re-
sources. They do not permit gas to
be wasted; IT is all burned on the
meter system. This policy will add
many years additional life to the
supply and enable them to use this
gife Of nature to the utmost ad-
vantage. s-4,, ,.
Some Fine Hotels.
Clarksburg IS justly proud of her
hotels. Among them is the Waldo
which is considered one of the finest
in the State, or for that matter-to
cast no reflection upon the State
in the whole country 1t has room.
for 400 guests and is equipped with
every modern device for their com
fort and pleasure. Counting in the
other hotels, Clarksburg has the best
and largest hotel accommodations IN
the .,ate. 1t is thus an ideal con
venhon city.
The shipping facilities here are
and have been excellent, and, indeed.
had to be good to make possible the
city's rapid growth. The Baltl-
more & Ohio. the principal railroad,
has made provision in its terminal
facilities not only for present traffic,
but for future expansion.
The amount of railroad traffic in
and out of the city during 1906 isl
shown very we'll in the following
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this week, being one Of the instruc-
tors OF the teachers institute being
held there.
Prof. orie McConkey is a Weston
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