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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
SLOOP RECOVERED
Had Drifted from Moorings and Drift
 ed to KendalI's Island.

The sloop belonging to Neil Wallace, the Sheffield school society man, which disappeared sometime late Saturday night or early Sunday morning, was found yesterday forenoon beached on Kendall's Island, just off Stony Creek. The supposition Is that the boat broke away from it's moorings in Morris Cove and drlfted to the spot in which 1t was discovered.
 The tender of August schneider's yacht has been missing for tre past three or four days, and whether this is a case of drifting or of stealing Is an open question.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
FINANCE BOARD MEETS

Special Session to Pny Employees Re-
 fore Holiday.
 A meeting of the board of finance has been called for this evening at 7;30 o'clock. The special session is conven- ed to approve the city bills so that the employees of the city may be paid to- morrow, thus receiving their money in accordance with custom before a holi- day. The meeting is set for this even ing because all the departments can not get their bills in before that time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
All Drawn by Electric Locomotives.

New York. July 1.-For the first time the New York Central railroad tonight had all it's incoming and outgoing trains at the Grand Central station drawn by electric locomotives. Accord ing to law the electric system was to be in operation July 1, 1908. The com pany anticipated the requirements by exactly one year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
ESTATE DIVIDED
Jared Warner Property Assigned to
 Five Heirs.

Notice has been filed in the probate court by the heirs of the late Jared Warner that they have agreed upon a distribution of the estate. The distri- button was approved. By 1t Mrs Lou isa Warner. widow of the deceased, will have the life use of two pieces of property, one including land and build ings on Whalley avenue, 12O feet, and the other land on Taylor avenue. eighty feet. The other heirs, Carrie E. Coop Ter, a daughter, and three sons, Edward F., William E. and Charles &, receive a quarter interest each in the above Hand, subject to the life use, and each will also receive $961.S4 in cash.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
ISSUE OF SMALL BILLS
AIdrich Act Now in Efect Gives secre-
 tnry of Treasnry Power.


 Washington, July 1.-The treasury department to-day began carrying in to effect the provisions of the Aldrich act which confers upon the secretary of the treasury authority to issue all nee essary quantities of small bills to meet the business needs of the coun- try. Large denominations of gold certificates are being replaced by a new $10 gold certificate, which was is- sued from the sub-treasuries beginning to-day. Small silver certificates In large quantities will be issued at once as will a new series of the United states $5 note which will take the place of a like amount of silver certificates. It Is believed that fully $850,OO0,0OO of the new gold certificates will be re- ouired to meet business demands.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
Fire a Slight One.

Company Il was called to the store at 14 Kimberly avenue yesterday after noon by a message for fire. The store is operated by s. Fried, and among his wares is gasoline. A slight explosion caused a blaze, but no damage resulted.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
Severe nnrthnuake Recorded.

Havana, July 1.-The observatory at Belen college reports a severe earth- quake at TAB this morning about sSl miles to the south. The oscillations lasted upward of one hour.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
TRUST co. QUALITIES
After Fight Is Made Executor of Brad-
 ley VIII.

On the will Of Richard Bradley VII liam H. H. Hewitt and Julius TWfss were yesterday appointed appraisers in the probate court. The will was filed on April 1T last, but the appointments have been held back on account of con- tinuances due to fight over the wiil.s The New Haven Trust company was yesterday appointed as executor of the will.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
Ennerors to Meet.

Berlin, July 2.-rhe Vienna corre- spondent of the Tageblatt telegraphs that King Edward and the emperor of Austria, Francis Joseph, areto meet at AarIsbad in August,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
voIur+nrv ware Increase,

Fl Paso, Tex, July 1.-The American Smelling and Refining company to-day voluntarily increased all employees wages from to 15 per cent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington. July 1, 1907.
 Forecast for Tuesday and Weakness day.
 For Eastern New York: Partly cloudy Tuesday; possibly local showers; Wednesday fair; light to fresh south west to west winds.
 For New England: Partly cloudy Tuesday; possibly local showers: Wednesday fair, warmer in Maine, light to fresh southwest to west winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
ATTACK UNSUCCESSFUL
Fort Adams Resists Onslaught of Ene-
 mies' Steamers,

Newport, R. L, July 1.--The opening feature of the war game which is to be played during the next two weeks by order of the war department, with the defenses of Management bay as a center, was an unsuccessful attack to- night upon Fort Adams by a ship of the "enemy."
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Ilment oalcer auestlon Up.

ermath of the party feud
 in regard to the acceptance of fary enrolment list as prepar- 4 Scally or that by George Me
 The former was appointed by subllcans while the latter was lis authority by the democratic
 Each did the work assigned
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
ENCAMP|MENT
NOT SELECTED
National Gaard in Suspense as 20
Where Outing VIII BE Held
This Year..

II cannot yet be definitely said
when and where the next encamp-
ment OF the West Virginia National
Guard Will be held 1t LIS likely.
however. that they will meet I'm Joint
maneuvers outside of the state with
the federal troops. as they did last
year at Manassas.
III congress makes the desired ap-
preparation which, has been asked
for to dcfruy the expenses of the
state soldiers together with the fed
eral troops. the Joint encampment
will he held but IL not the West vir-
ginia guard will meet in this state,
probably at Huntington. since that
city is entitled to, 1T for having been
deprived Of the, last encampment
held in the state. because of the pre-
valence OF an epidemic of disease
there at the time.
The officers of the guards are
eyinclng considerable. interest now
in The matter. as are the men, and q
decision will be received with pleas
ure by all Of them at she earliest
possible time.
West virginia's military is in good
condition and preference is shown
for joint maneuyers benause more
benefit is derived when. they come in
contuct with more seasoned troops of
the national government. who know
tite tactics more thoroughly than the
state troops could be expected to-,
because they are not aidlled much
excep; during certain mnuths of the
year
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
Dr.. Shops
Restora alive
"ALL DRUGGISTS"
PARIS SAYS
THAW's CRAZY
Newspapers There De1ote yIuei
Space to Recital of His, Epi-
sodes in France.

RaR1s. Feb. s-The newspapers
of Paris are devoting; much space to
the Tha@ trial In New Fork and rs
a result a number of persons are anx-
ions to- testify to Thaw's alleged es-
.capadss in Paris, which, they declare
can only be explained on the ground
he. Was insane.
\ A woman from whom Thaw rent
ed an apartment in this city, has
visited Consul General Mason and
recunutsd numerous, episodes Of
Thaw's stay. Another woman who
says she is an American has inform
ed the newspapers she figured in the
bath, tub incident" to, which refer
ence was made. Tnis woman makes
further allegations. to, maitreatment
at the hands of Thaw and declares
he gave her s2;o00 to, compensate
her for the injuries ahe sustained.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
LAND TRACT
IN DISPUTE
Suit Involves Ownership and Use Of
Three Thousand Acres in
wetzei County.

NEW MARTINsvILLE. Feb. g.
The Mills tract. the largest tract OF
land. owned by one person In the
county Is In dispute. The claim OF
Joshua i. Lloyd, Thomas s. Lloyd
Joseph G., Lloyd. Mary Lloyd Switzer.
Charles Hitchcock. Sr.. Il. l.. Hitch
cock, Charles Hitchcock. Jr.. MARY
Hitchcock, Rhodes Lloyd Goodnow.
Julia Goodnow and Sarah Goodnor.
which has been filed in the form of
bill OF complaint in the. circuit
court Of Wetzel county against John
Mills. Jr.. the Marietta. o., million.
ARE. Virgil l.. Highland. trustee.
Philadelphia company OF West vir.
GINA, Eurek@ Pipe Line Company.
Emma D. Lloyd and Sarah LLOYD
Prichard, If sustained Wy the court
Will mean 70 .Iohn Mills. Jr.. the loss
of property that brings him thou
sands OF dollars year.
BY an order of the court Virgil
l.. Highland, trustee. formerly clerk
of the county court of Harrison
county, was dismissed from the
suit. John Mills. Jr.. the Marietta
o.. millionaire, was given forty-fiye
days from the first of February to
answer the bill.
The prayer asks that an. account.
Ing be had of John Mills. Jr.; that
The said John Mills. Ir. he required
TO furnish "a full and complete &C.
count of all moneys received by him;
that the Eureka Pipe Lime company
be restrained from delivering to the
credit of John Mills, Ir. me share or
interest of the complainants aud that
The court appoint receiver until the
determination Of the suit. The. suit
promises 10 be long drawn legal
battle and Is one Of tn. biggest ever
instituted in the courts of this
county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
CRIMINAL COURTS
ARE ASKED FOR
Especially is This tho Case. with
Southern Counties-SeveralI
Such Bills,In.
(Rro.n, stan: Correspondents, y

lHeotni Sthn. GoYreSp0nuenttN
CHARLESTON. Feb. st is a
noticeable fact that a great many of
the counties In the southern part Of
the State have had, bills introduced,
and some Of them have passed. both
the senate and the house creating
criminal courts for these counties.
This is done for. the purpose off re.
lierihg the circuit courts OF these
counties. and II Is a move that. will
BE- appreciated by the judge of the
circuit court, II not by any ons else.
The criminal business Ina some Of
the counties in the southern, part Of
the State has grown to such proper
lions that with the creation. Of spec
ial' criminal court, the judge. who sits
ON the bench. Of this court will haw,
his mands full for the greater. part
OF the year. The expense OF con-
Quoting the court will! foil upon the
county as under these conditions the
representatives from the other parts
OF the State have no kick coming II
the people of the counties which are
asking for the courts. are satisfied!
There are at least six or. eight
bills of this Kind pending. before. tbs
legislature,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
GERMANS DESIRE
TO LOCATE HERE
German Colony Wants Twenry.Fivc
thousand Acres OF Euad
in This State.

Real Es'ate agents in different
parts Of u. state have received let,
tiers fror banker In Germany who
wants & purchase about q, 1000 acres
of lad somewhere in. West Virginia
for the. purpose u establishing
thereon German colony.
A large party OF Germans wishing
TO follow agricultural pursuits IN
this country have In some manner
go, acquainted with the fact that this
state is the one to which they should
come. because of the fertility of the
soil. and II the big tract in q bunch
can be found which is to their Tx
ing they will come over In a bunch
and show some OF the American
farmers how to make money at tin.
ing the lend.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
TAILOR IS BURNED
.PuETlNG 0uE FIRE
Gasoline Isnitcs and osrSe, sua1e.
in j.. Eaplin's saeR- Which
lie Exting,ahtles-

Gasoline he was worrying with g
nited FROM small gas. stove in $.
Taplin's tailoring establishment. "a
the secund floor over RobinsDn's
jewelry store on main street late
Wednesday afternoon. ud Mr., Tap
lin was burned signify hut painfully
about the hands and face in frying
10 eNtinguish tho flames Some FUR.
nishirse and Stuck ~crs huraed i,..-
fore he finally succeeded in extin.
suisning the fare, and some. damage
was done by water hut the loss win
nor be much rae fire department.
WINS summonsd' out the fee was out
bF the time. /, arrived Mr. Tspun
was attended by physician
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
FORMER TOWN
OFFICIAL DIES
John Little, For Years street Com.
s missioner OF Clarksburg. Passes
Away In Mckccs Rocks.

John Little, twenty years or more
ago resident of clarksburg and for
several years street commissioner of
the town. is dead at his home in Nc
KEGS Rocks. Pa. The body will be
brought to clarksburg for burial
Mr.. Little succumbed after lin
gering illness with diseases incident
10 old age Wednesday afternoon. He
was more than so years old Sur
yiying him are four children, Dan,
Fannie. Ella and Jennie. He is u
relative OF the families OF P: f. Nc
Donnell, Mrs. Ellen Duffy and Mich
ael Coughlin. of this city, He was
a contractor by occupation.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
DRILLING FOR OIL.
GOES MERRILY ON
Wells. Ere, Coming In, At Iarious
Points In Ibis
ssation..

In, The Wallace district, the South
Penn Oil Conpany's No. 4 on the
Elsie Lambert farm is still drilling
in the Gordon and has developed no
oil or gas. Should it prove failure.
as now Indicated. 1t win be drilled
10 the lower SANDS.
In the Salem district the sams
company's No. I, A. C. Bailey, and
No. 3. ON the A, u Warner farm
are holding up a, 90 and so barrels
respectively. On Tenmile run. the
Dog Run OIL Company is due In the
sand at No. on III e Jeho Williams
farm
On Hog Camp r, an, Frseman's
creek district. Lewis county. the
Crude Oh company is down 100
feet at second test on the okey-
selby farm. on Lost creek, Grant
district. this count3, the Hope Nat
urai Gas company ii down 1000 fee,
at Its test on the j. j. Lewis farm.
On Elk run. Freeman's creek dis
trict, Lewis county. the Hope Natural
Gas company has started to drill at
It's test on the NJ larry E. Gall farm.
On Freeman's creqk. in the same dis
trict, VIM. Abner's test on the Clay
ton E. Stout farm has been shut
down on account of al disputed title
to the lease.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
AN aged ENGINEER
ANSWERS LAST sigma
Afsse Lingering Illness a, Welt
Known b q o. Engineer.
Passes Away.

Mr.. Jasper c. Powell died, at tho
home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry
P. Robinson. in Faimone. Wetnes-
day evening at 6:25 o'clock, after an
illness of apoplexy.
Mr.. Powell was native of TAYLOR
county and was born there about
ststy-eight years ago. He is surviv-
ed by his wife and his daughter.
Until about four years ago Mr..
Powell was in the employ of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company
as an engineer on the Parkersburg
branch, He had a remarkable rec
ord with the company, having serv-
ed 1T faithfully TOR forty yeats. He
was retired on account Of the age
unit.
Mr.. Powell was widely known
throughout the State and was held
in high esteem by everybody who
knew him.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
RAYMOND FUNERAL
At INDIANAPOLIS
r,ok rIsc. Thursday. February q
Mrs. Raymond: Was. Born in
Harrison County,.

The funeral and burial of Mrs.
Margaret NJ. Raymond took. place at
indianapolis Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Raymond waa a daughter of,
Abel T. Smith. who, Hired near
Bridgeport. this county. and who
sold his farm many years ago to Dr.
Dunkin. of that place. Mr. Smiths
a'ife. the mother of Mrs. Haymond,
"as daughter of Col. BENJAMIN
Wilson. OF Revoihtionary fame. Mrs.
RAYMOND was a. sister-ih.law OF Sidi
ney Raymond and sister of Mrs.
+. Y. Hornor. OF this city. and has
many relatives in Clarksburg.
The Indianapolis, End. News, Of
February has the following. men,
ton uk;Mrs. Hsymonds:
Word has been received of the
sudden death,in Whittier, os Articles
county. CAL. of Mrs.. Margaret Smith
Raymond. formerly Of this oity, and
widow OF the late. DR.. William s..
Huymond. for nnmber Of years
lean of the. Central College Of Ply
siiians and'Surgeons,. at Indianapolis,
Mrs. HaymonN was born near
ctarksburg; Harrison county. West
! Virginia, of distinguished colonial
l.aod. revolutionary ancestry. and
'came wath her parents In! 1886 to
White county. Indiana. Af-er her
tmarrlase to DR. Raymond. 81 1858.
they ltsed for a number of years in
Monticello. this State. during, which
time. DR. Raymond, represented the
old Ninth district In Congress. and
J also became the PROTECTOR and presl-
deI of the indianapolis Delphi &
Chicago railroad. now the Monon
Air Line3.
Mrs. raymond carse with her
husband 20 indianapolis in 1877. and
lived hsre untEt his death. some
ttwenty years ago. She has spent
! much X her ttr1e in California since.
l She is survived by sister, Mrs.
Joseph Warfield Elliott. of Stock
welt Ind, and TWO brothers, Bernard
Gilptn Smith. of Monticello. and. the
Rev. B Wilson Smith, of this city,"
tn,erment took place at the Crown
Hal cemetery In indianapolis. where
! her husband was buried.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14

PENzA. Russia. Feb. s-Gover.
nor Alexandrovsky of Penza vas
shot and killed by a young man as
he was leaving the theatre today.
Attempting to escape the assassin
was fatally wounded and died in a
hospital.
Before he was shot down he kill
cd the assistant chief of police spo
a policeman and wounded{the man
ager Of the theatre. The assassin
has not been Identified.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
CROOKS HQNORtb
| BY THE: GOVERNOR
Ii, appointed Az Ono. Of tiis- Mini.e
experts II, Ih~estieate.
Mine Horrors,

Hshn o. Brnaks,. general superfn-
ltendent of the clarksburg Fuel com
lpany. has beenttittinsis honared. The
governor has appointed him as one
of the mining; experts to. accompany
the joint commission, of the lesfsia-
ture to investigate the urine horrors
in West Virginia. and he has gone
to Charleston, to accompany the COM
mittee to the Stuart mine near
Fayetteville: where 50, many lives
we're lost a, few days ago. The ap-
.pointment, shows thae the governor
has greeh confidence, tn Mr.. Brooks,
his ability aud integrity. 1t is 3
confidence fully deserved.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
A DEATH OCCURS
At Submission
,ir. Granville IL. Nay. s.nccnmbs. to.
Cancer al IN.
STOMACH.

The death of. Granville d. Nay
took, place at his home At shinnston
Thursday night and was caused from
cancer OF the stomach lie was SIS
years of age andla farmer survw,
ing, him are his vile sad two soas,
Frediand Lawrence He was A mem.
Der. of the shinpstoa lodge OF che
Knights of Pyttttas. snd the Latte,
will have charge OF the last funeral
rites tomorrow. He wiz b. bmrtel
at Submission.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
MRS. NELLIE GRAVES
DIES IN WHEELING
Daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. ,l. W. Wit
liSuss Passes Awsy--tSunerai
Here Saturday.

Mrs. Nellie F.. Graves. wifs Of i.
w, Graves and daughter OF f. W.
aud Ada Williams of this city. died
at her home In Wheeling Thursday
afternoon at S:4o O'Clock after 40
illness.
The body Will be brought to this
city and the funeral Will take place
Saturday afternoon at s:s0 o'clock
with services at Cor Methodist
Episcopal church.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
HERALD BOUGH!
BY CUNNINGHAM
Deal Closed Late Thursday Night,
and Company VIII he Form
ed To Run 1t.

The Harrison County Herald has
been sold, TIE purchaser is A. NJ.
7. Cunningham. The deal was con-
summated late Thursday night. Mr..
Cunningham assumes the ownership
Of the paper and plant at once. The
consideration is private. Mr.. Gun
ninehsm will organize a company
and continue the paper. The policy
has not as yet been announced.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14

CHARLESTON. Feb. s-Fire at
Logan today destroyed the principal
business block in which were the
postofilce, Masonic and Odd Fellows
building, and number OF other
business buildings.
The heaviest losers are U. B. and
]. D. Rurick, whose loss is 500. 900.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
STEAMERS COLLIDE
DURING THE NIGHT
[By Associated pres..l

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. Feb. .
The steamer Menominee from Ant
werp yesterday for Philadelphia put
In here this afternoon badly damaged
as the result of collision OF Beachy
Head during the night with a French
coasting steamer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
CHILD DIES.

Scott A. White. three-months-oli
son of Policeman and Mrs. L. L.
White. died at their home on North
colt avenue at 1880 o'clock satur-
day morning after an illness OF three
weeks with. the grip. The funeral
and burial will be held Monday. The
bereft parents hav ethe sympathY OF
their numerous friends.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
chicken CRANKS'
GET THEIR PREMIUMS


Light Dramas.
T. w. Davis, Keyser, all prizes.
Buzz orpingtons.
A Sheets. all prizes.
Black Leghorns.
Wilson & Lewis, all prizes.
Bun Cochin Bantams.
LIST, I'd cockerel, list. End pullett.
Grover Gerard, wilsonburg.
White Cochin Bantams.
Benz. Anderson. shlnns,on, app
prizes.
Black Cochin Bantams.
Wilson & Lewis. all prizes.
Black Tailed Jap Bantams.
Wilson & Lewis. all prizes
White Wyandottes.
LIST ok, End he'd, End pen. NJ.
Kyle. Charleston.
End elk. LIST pull. F. W. Altman.
Jane Lew.
3rd OK, lst cki, srd pull. LIST hen.
LIST pen, H. c. Davis. vanyoorhis.
w. va.
End CHI. End pull. Srd pen. N. G.
Dickerson, Charleston. W. Va.
3rd cki.. L. F. ohlinger, Graham
Station. =,
Black Wyandottes.
wilsoa, & Lewis. all prizes.
HamburEs.
i.Wllson & Lewis. all prizes.
Silver Laced Wyandottes.
list OK. list hen, II. C. Dickerson.
LIST. 3rd ckl.. LIST pull, LIST pen. End
pen. 7. A. Law. Buckhannon.
End ckl.. End pull. End pen, t. A.
vyse, city.
White Holland Turkeys.
w. B. Outright. Buckhannon. all
prizes.
Buff Leghorns, 81 in class.
1st, End ckl.. 1. 2. 8 ckl. /. 2. 8
hen, 1, 2. 4 pull. 1, 2. 8 pen. Wilson
Z Lewis. city.
Bird pull. C. J. White, Jane Lew.
s. c. Brown Leghorns.
list OK, w. r. Talkington, city.
End ok. End pen. Ben Anderson,
shlnnston.
LIST, End ckl.. /. 2. 3 her. i. 2 pull,
|. 3 pen. Stout & Reed, Rockford.
3rd ckl.. E. NJ. Kyle, Charleston.
Buzz Rocks.
list, ard ok, /. 2. 3 ckl. /, 2. 3 hen.
LIST pull. /. 2. 3 pen. F. w. Altman,
Jane Lew.
End ok. F. A. vyse. city.
End, 3rd pull. Stout & Reed. Rock
ford.
Bun Wyandottes.
All prizes. F. W. Altman. Jane
Lew.
Black orpingtons.
All prizes. Mrs. c. S. Gerard. Will
sonburg.
R. i. Reds.
LIST ok. /. 2 cki. I, Q. 3 hen. Is,
pull. 3rd pull. i. 2 pen. c. C. cof-
man. Warrington. w. Va.
Ord cki, End pull. ard pen. Red
Bird Yards. City. 3
Roman Ducks.
Jesse Harrison. all prizes.
Indian Runner Ducks.
Wilson q Lewis. all prizes.
White Faced Ducks.
C. r. Borgess.. all prizes.
Pigeons. Prizes divided, E. w.
Sheets. Miss Keys.
Rabbits. j. F. conmau, Dola, all
prtzes.>
Total birds, sl4.
: The third annual exhibition of the
Clarksburg Poultry & Pet Stock As
ISOLATION concluded Friday night. the
exhibitors are busy removing their
exhibits. The meeting just closed
was the most successful in the his
tory of the association ana the asso-
citation is highly elated' over It's sue
cess.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-14
HoLLE RATE BILL
DEFEATED IN SENATE.

CHARLESTON. Feb. .. Especial,
The HOLE two-cent rate bill was de-
feated in the senate yesterday after
noon by vote of 90 to Z.