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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
Saeob Sierborf's @irtbf daft,
885 Wafaduietts @be.


Der polisei in 2on6on gelang &c
unldngIt. raid bintereinaroer Is Ser
bre9eri9ulen. uno 3pur fir Suf4enS
oiebe unb Ginbre9er, 81 entoeden unb
duf3ubeben. Sn ibnen batten &inoer
i'm 4lter BON 10 uno Ia Sabren BON
alien 8erbre9ern ipitemutii9en Inter
ridt erbdlter.
Sie embedding eei9ab auf bD9it
eigenartige Weiie. Oas S~ienitmdO<
den i'm !Suuie zines rei4en Mannes
betrat @benos ibr 3immer un6 fab 5u=
fdnigertpeiie in ben &amin. sic fab
atpei bloBe Meni6enfiibe in Sem &dz
min, f9lug 2drm, uno man 5og aus
benz &amin einen fleinen i9mG9tigen
&naben beraus, Der, pie er angab,
our6 oen S9ornftein in oieI en- &dmin
getlettert mar uno nur Die Na9t abz
tparten polte, UNI Damn i'm 9aufe nd9
WertbgegenitGnoen gu iu9en uno bur9
ben &amin 0as 6dus pieoer su per>
laiIen. 90 Der 8nabe ausnabmspeiIe
rpfiFf," bds beiBt perrietb, tper feline
9e6rer paren, entoedte nan Die er tie
@erbre9eri9ule. Ni9t %tpeniger als 16
8engel i'm bitter o 10 Biz au Ia
Sabrsn bate Der alte ginbre9er seraoe
i'm unterri9t.
Sn leeritebenben 9GliIern i'm Off
enbe 2onoons puroen Die Suneen eez
iibt, ii9er uuf Den SG9ern bin uno per
gu laufen. Damn lernten lie 6ds Gin
fteisen in ben S9ornftein, oas Gin=
6rin9en in Die &amine, ole man in
England oGlsemein an @tsre Ser Sefen
CUR 9eisuns berpenost. unO tpenn RE
Sungen Ole nOtbise uebung erlanst
batten, tuur6en iie Go pirtlide Gin
BREEDER aussef9idt. Ginem fplden
gengeI lit babel Elm Die Tliabl i'm 2a>
Ben zines SutpeIiers ssslidt, bur6 ben
fir $4,000 (f1=34.86) Su.oelen unb
@olo In Die SGn0e bes berbre9ertIhen
Gr5iebers famen.
Die 2naben mubten natiirli9 bic
gefoblenen uno bur9 Ginbru9 erlansz
ten 9egsnftdnoe an ibre 2ebrer abliss
fern, benn oiefe aIsin puBten. mo Die
Sa9en gu perfdufen tpuren. Die 4na>
ben itunoen nit ben Seblern In tsiiier
@%erbinbuns; biefe bate nur i6re 2ebr
rer. Die jusenolihen 8erbre4er err
bielten aber Nnt5eile, un6 f5 als
Srintselb unb aat Sage Jerien tparen
bic gepObnli9sn 8elobnunsen fir err
fcIsrei4e iusenoli9e Oiebe unb gtn=
BREEDER. giner oisier eisentbimliden
2ehrer battle na1 feinem eisenen &C.
ftdnbnib bereits AZ jusen6li9e gins
BREEDER uno Oisbe aasaebilbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
@bfab Ser 6obenIpbez

4bfaB Ser 8 obenlpb e
M E m o / II. Die 9eneralperz
iammlung Ser Oeutf9en @erlagsanz
ftalt in Stuttgart bef9lpb, 7 Yrp5ert
Sipibenoe ftott Der BON ser 8erpalz
tung porgei9lagsnen 81 proaent gu
bertbeilen. Sieie Grb0bung puroe
mOgIi9, neil Die 9pbenlobesM empiren
einen unertpartet siinittsen @biab gez
funoen baben. Sn Der Sisfuifion
tpurbe feitgeftelt, oab ous Selegrdmm
bes &aiiers WiIbelm an Den Prinsen
gbilipp 9obenlube, in Dem elm Saoel
iiber oie bonn Yrinsen Mleranoer
9obenlobe i'm @ereine nit profefor
Gurtius poreenommene 0er0ffentz
Ii@ung Der Memuiren ausgeiproGen
mar, eirten auberorbentlia giinitisen
GinfluB auf Den @bfaB oes Memoirens
tpertes auseeiibt babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

@ubersep o Of Weibs
d g BE. 4m @eibna6tstase
1906 bei9enfte in S9onnebed, Rbeins
probing, Die Jruu zines 8ersdrbeiters
ibren 9atten nit Sriningen, nu9bem
Dor fart einem Sabre 3pininge Die
&inoeri9aar bieisr 4rbeiterfamilie
permebrt batten. De Srininge, 5tpei
anaben uno Elm MGo6en, erfreuen fi6
Der beften 9efunobeit; lie erhielten Die
patriotifden Nameh 5rieoria, Wils
belm uno 0iftoria. Der Cater bat iest
fir 10 unter IA Sabren alte ainoer gu
foruen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
Der GaIton=Gee

Der u1srmebli&e S&absn, Der I'm
ihouefIi8sn @aIiforntsn infoIss bss
Sur&bru&s bss Colorado 5lufss on.
ssri3tst porbsn if, wirb pobl nis
uisber gut gsma&t tusrben.
Die @si&i&te bon Der gntRsbuns
oes Salton'e ees lisfert zines Der auf.
fdaisffen BeifpieIe bon Der @suiRsn-
lOFaisit unisrsr srobsn gifsnbabntor.
pOraifOnsn umb bon ibrer b6Iissn
Niba&tuug ber &s&ts Anberer unb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Sin ienen Qreiien bes Mnslanbes,
no moi, Elm b6ies 8ewtfsn unb stn
nod bbfsres NauI bot, tutro BITE Auf.
rseune iiber ben Ausgang Der &si&s.
tasswabl INNER sr0ber. Sebt sntf.st
mon I'D bartiber, bob Der Qatisr bsni=
nd4H fHnf eigene Werften babe1 tpsroe,
grose S&la&tf&tHe Su bausn. unb bas
aIlss. neil bic Dabl 10 inslhdli& aus.
ssfalIen let. Die arrten e&eIrns, fs
bateytt ans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

i'm Granfreih uno Gnslano uiro
iss: BITE 5abnsn, Die man fir ben
ausbru9 Der &~suOlutiOn In Ssuti9.
lamb bsrsitesbaltsn bat. bsifs!ts lsssn
mhfsn. Wan iOlte he ni&t gar ;u
melt bon Der 6ano legen; m6elt4er.
usife tanrl man He stnmal babeim &C.
brau1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Sn &om tit aaf Inoronnng oes
papRss tn Der bfsrrst6tf4sn 2tr1e
CUR 6sier bon Raiiers @eburtstag Elm
BE Geum" esfunesn uorosn. Cine
iul9e tir9lide Ssisr fur sinen prOts
Rantii&en 5hrfsn if bisbsr nod nt4t
o~aQetpsisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

W5slid III ia. bah bic Nebenres
sierung nss oeutiHen @entrums nun.
msbr Elm gnoe ~eefunoen bat, isoo1
fanr man R4 bes ginbruds Mot er.
psbrsn, bob ibm NIT lisinsn bunbert
Stimmsn oas Wttrebsn aud untsr Der
neusrl Ronfelation ni8t ganj tptrb
berboten tperber f6nnen. M6aIiHer
@eiis bat ss aber feline Anfdtsn gsdn.
bert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Warine.S ffsiere ipollen @ebaltss
a%ufbefsrung. Sic biloen tstue aus.
nabme. Die @tnf4e alsr 8samtsn
uno ulsr a~nesfsIltsn babsn eins I'M.
bsrtennbar ffsigenbe 8enben3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Sdnellsr. als anbsrswo, i@einen
In Spanisn bic Wtnifsr ab3uutrtb'
f&aftsn. Ni4t tusliesr nls fhnf Ri.
niferisn fno In Den lsbten Is Rona.
ten bort aufaebrau1t tuorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
@rnnSeisenthnms nebertrasuns.n.

SDt q, OuuteuuIu pull Aou.I fO w
$50 SUB, psrbsfert. @efieiie @enttal
Ape.. iaolt9 bon 90. Stra6e. 81. 500.
@aItsr g. psrttns on Warssrst &,
SOnabue. Got 1874, Berflsp's aoo..
81 bel 1874 CUB. paeant, HOrbisitt
Dalton ape., bfli@ BON Wanter Str.
$155.
Sba 8. Wsbsr on Seize 8. Gbilippi,
8beil peRli9s 6dlfts ihb6flihe 8ier.
tel. Section IL, Sownibip Is. &anss
8. @aibinston Sownfbtp. SO. 900.
eugene 6. 3bOmpIon on WiQtnm
y 9roun, 2ots 5 uro g.. 6arr u. a.
Snboibifcn. 6nnnaman's Abb.. SO
oct 100 6uB. saeani. tueftltde Settle
Der Mertbiar Ctr, fRbli4 bon AZ.
Str. $500.
Suloab u. @ebb on gotparS @.
Sourbisr, She'll oes noropeflidsn
Visitel. Section 10, Kounfbip IA.
Range 2, Decatur Sownibip. $500
Rancp u. Wiaspauab on Naner
Sarlano. She'll b,s iio6Rli&sn 0iertel.
Section 81, 8opnibip 16, Ranss 8.
Center Somnfbip. $1,000
8eorqe W. Stout on Wshisite &C.
COMPANY. Got GAL. Stout's Nsw Dori
Str. Aebition, baeant. rloro6hli6,
@de Der 2pnn Str. uno peoria uno
Genfsrn giisnSabneslsiis. $3.50
Dilinm 8. 8. Shant on g. 8.
Nad, 9ois Sc uno 81. Silforb u. u.
eaf abolition, Srpinetun. 80 BET 100
CUB, paeant. norbwsfli9e ede Der
@ebher unb Sultan Apss. $500.
CLAUDE o. Ri&is on Daniel 8. "a.
tout, Got Is uno angren;sno on Ws'
riotan 6iabts plaes AooitiOn, 1916
bel 200. 90 5uB, baeant, norousflide
gde Der Gslatpars urb AZ. Strabs
$4,000.
Maaaie Or. Daniel an @iaiam e.
Sarilsp. / Snt. Got Is, eauare 5.
33. 9 bel l48 8 Sub. bsrbsHsrt, Noro.
isite Wi&isan Str, bfli9 BON Weri'
htan Str. 81.
Union Sruf Company, @ormuno,
osnielbsn Snt., baH,lbe. 81.
SisisIbs aIs aominifrator on bsu'
Telben. baRelbe. $5400.
@sorss 6. Waas, 8crmunb, an
benislbsn Snt., baRelbe. 81.
Sobn g. Wegonnsl on Sobn %.
6ilfsns, Cots 4 unb 5, Of abb,
CUMBERLAND. IS, 900.
Rarp perrpman an James 3.
Courtney. Got 80, Wilep's Subj.
Aubsnlot 164. etc. 33 bet 120 Jub.
osrbsHsrt. Ofisits @amp Str, moro.
LID bon pratt St-. 81. GA.
5ranilin 6augb on gli3abstb Dill
Ter. 8beiI Section % auo 20. Sibp.
IL. Ranes 8. @aibtn9tsn uno pits
tibp 1925.
8eoree u. Stout on pstsr Raufd.
Got 500. Stout's Snbtana Aps. aoo..
81 bet 100 SUB. bsrbsHsrt, Siisits
ROntealm Str, nOroIta BON IL. Str.
81. 800.
DITTO W. Robsrts u. u. an 2una u.
6iihsr. 9beiI Cots l unb 2. eauart
Is, 80 BET - SUB, psrb.fsrt, STD.
istte Ri3tsan Str. bflta bon Sli'
nois Str. 81. 600.
Sulia u. R.psr on gmma 8. ReiB
nsr &C., 3bsil bon Got 267, Worton
pIacs ADDITION, 40 bel As SUB. ba.
cont, SHoisits ben 81. Strabs, ipsflit
bon Central Abe., $1,000.
Snoianapolis 2ano 81 Improvement
COMPANY on Gertrude R. Brent, Sol
297. @et Bart aooition, 38 bel 137
5uB, baeant. ORfsits BON aooHon.
Strabs, iaoli9 bon @srmont Str.
$4,000.
Stirling U. 9oIt on @iQiam g.
5opuarb. fbsif bon Got z. Ssuars
&c. 80 bet SIT Sub, berbsH.rt. shbon.
ede bon Satnots. unb psarl Str.
500, 900.
6snrp g. gbur&man on Sadfon
9anbsrs, Shsil bon Got 4, 81. @lair'a
ADDITION, 40 BET 200 SUB, pacart.
WsRisite BON psnniplpania Str. ihS.
LTD bon IA. Str, $780,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Gin Orpf9fenfut4
bat jiinsft in 81. 9ermuin=en=2ape,
Srantreid, bas 3eitli9e seiegnet, tpels
der bere4tigten Nnfpru4 auf ben Sis
tel zines Marquis De 2oS Sc Sou et>
@puruub erbeben fonnte. gr mar Ser
lebte Sprofe zines alien ipanii9en
Ioelssef9ls9tes, Der in ieinen iiinses
rem Sobren itanbessemdB leben fonnte.
ipdter aber 6ur9 ungliidsfdae aaer
Dirt in miBli9e MISUNDERSTANDING
gerietb uno f9lieBli4 sana perarmte.
Gnrtfdtrttt.
RapeGImetfe gum aorte
ppriiten): Isle MAIDEN bod Sort
f@ritte! SIRE teuefte Sperette TT f4on
70 steH1Ii4 BON Shneni"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
@elb

sSir psrIeibsn 9eIb on 6ous'Serdthid aitsn, gianos.
gferbe, @oseu ober ~eiurt1tuHs. Huten bic uise-
rieffen. Mabott Der er6Bts. eprs2en Sic Dor obu
Sic uus snr risberxusuns
Gef Warfet Street 3pan Go.
ao5 2am 0sbdube, 1s4 On Nearfet Str.
8boues. Reu 4sa. Central, Tatu 2sss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Stirling U. 9oIt on @iliam g.
5opuarb. fbsit bon Got z. Ssuare
&c. go bet 674 Sub, bsrbsRsrt. saooa.
Sde BON Sltnots. unb psarl Str.
500, 900.
6snrp g. gbur&man on Sadfon
9anbsrs, She'll bon Got 4, 81. @lair's
addition, 40 BET 200 Gub, paeart.
@sfisite BON psnniplbanta Str, ihS,
LID bon IA. Str, $780,
Maria panis on eamusl Sarb. Got
262. Negartbp's Subj, OutlOt 100.
80 BET 1922 5ub. psrb.. BsRfeiis
capitol ADs., fabli9 bon Wap Ctr.
$4,000.
2atbarins u. 5auebi Of, aribur M.
Smau, Got 60, Osgooo's L. Central
Zoe. 1ob.. 40 bet 1874 SUB, bsrb..
Oaieits Wsw Jsriep etr., iaoIi9 bon
80. Str. $4,000.
Ries 2umber 60. an Charles W.
por.sr. Got 10. Blod %, Gorsf Bari
Aob.. 40 bet 1872 5ub, n6rOIi&e settle
bon &ewtou Aue.. tueRIi& bon gbri.
fian Ape. $1,000.
Sobn @. NeguQougb on gbagbans,
Got So. parier u. u. euboip., StetI
bon Dat Oh Abb.. 40 BET lao 6ub,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
TAFT GONFERs
With Secretary GARFIELD and Then
Gives Message to
Southland.
ny Aasoctated Presa.1

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 22-Sec-
retary of the Interior Garfield. who
was telegraphed by Secretary Taft
to come and meet him here. arrived
last night. The two secretaries held
a conference this morning. It's ma
ture slnot stated.
Secretaries Taft and Garfield
came to Lexington this morning,
from the Elmondorf stock farm.
where they were quartered. pub
lie reception was given Secretary
Taft at the Phoenix hotel at which
hundreds of Democrats and Repub-
1icans were present. This afternoon
Taft was escorted to Woodland park
and auditorium, where he made an
address. "A Message to the South
land" and heidealt principally with
the race question.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
SCHOOL BOARD
ALIVE TO DUTY
Coal District Board of Education
Takes Action For Better
Schools.

The Board of Education of Coal
district held meeting today, with
all the members present.
The board passed resolution that
as many as six district meetings un-
der the direction of the board should
be attended by the teachers of the
district during the term of eight
months.
e. E. Knight was chosen as prin-
cipal of the Columbia school at 4
salary of $50 month.
The board purchased thirty copies
of Parker's manual for graded
schools.
President R. F. Mason of the
board arranged for meeting of the
Coal district teachers in the county
court room at $3.50 o'clock in the
afternoon for the purpose of outlin-
fng to them the work the board ex-
poets of them the coming school
term.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
SUICIDES BODY
NOT CLAIMED
Nicholas County sheriff Fails to
Answer Message Sent Him by
Acting Coroner.
BODY STILL Ar THE .MoRGUE.
Man Sold His Coat and Vest Last
Week to james Harris, Colored,
For Small Amount.


The body OF the man found hang.
ed In bushes near the end Of East
Main street lies at the morgue yet.
There has been no certain identifca-
tion. The name of G. w. Pierson
on key ring, tag has not yet been
established as the name, Of the dead
man. The telegraphIc inquiry sent
to the sheriff of Nicholas county,
where Pierson is said to have lived
has not been answered and there has
been no one to identity the body.
James Harris. colored, at the
morgue Thursday morning identified
the coat as one he gave the man last
week after Harris had bought the
mans coat and vest FOR a dolla4 ana
a half
From the fact that no money was
found on the body ana from this In
cident, 1t is evident the fellow was
In sore financial straits. 1t is like
ly too that he spent a part of the
money he received from Harris. pur-
chasing the rope he hanged himself
with.
Unless there are developments the
body will likely be inferred tomor-
row.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
COLLECTS MONEY
AND sMPS OUT,
Glen Elk saIoonist is the Victim OF
Dishonesty of His
EmpIoye.

Ernest onestinghel, a Glen Elk
saloouist, and some of his custom
ers. are the victims of robbery by
Salvatore Bitante, who formerly
worked for onestinghel.
Last Friday Bitante starte dout
presumably to collect for the saloon
ist, but in fact left for New York,
as letter received by onestinghel
later from him stated. He also said
in the letter that he did not intend
to come back and by the time it
reached Clarksburg he would be far
away.
onestinghel claims that his books
show that Bintante collected about
$527.27 from his customers and
then skipped It is probable the
customers will have to pay the
amount again.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
THIRTEEN HOLDS
10 RSTITION
That Many Prisoners Are Put in
Lookup and One OF
Them Dies.

Thirteen offenders we're arrested
by city policemen for trial at the
regular session of police court this
morning which was conducted by
Mayor Grille and the number proved
to be un1ucky according to super
stition, as one of the prisoners. Por-
ter Nutter, died in the lookup in
the night, mention of which is made
in another column of this issue.
Wednesday seemed to be regu-
lar bargain rush day for drunken
ness as the lineup in police court
this morning was the largest for
some time.
Rob Mack sent over for Ave days
in default of the payment of fine
of So and costs for lettering in the
streets.
William Murphy was sentenced to
i've days imprisonment for disor-
derly conduct.
Luther Kelley who intefered with
officer Nelson when he arrested
three drunks in Pike street was
sent over for fve days for that Of
fense.
c. w. westfall was also sent to
jail for five days for being drunk
and disorderly.
James snay. Ed shauler. John
Warren, C. H. Merndeil and Frank
Albright were sent to jail for three
days each in default of anes for being
drunk in the streets.
Thomas Laugherty paid fIe of
81 and costs for drunkenness and
Arch Thomas paid a fine of SO and
costs for the same offense.
Michael Quinn. arrested for
drunkenness. deposited $3.50 as a
guarantee for his appearance at the
session but in his failure to appear
the money was declared forfeited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
GHILD'S BODY TAKEN
TO GHARLEROI, PA.
Funeral Services For Little Virginia
Floyd, Victim of Acid Burns,
Held ut Parents Home.

The body of little Virginia Lloyd,
three-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Lloyd, who died wednes-
day morning of carbolic acid burns,
was taken to Chharleroi. Pa, Thurs
day and interment took place there
in the afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd's folks
reside at that place.
Funeral services were held at
the parents home on Clay street
Wednesday evening at 1890 o'clock
led by the Rev. w. NJ. Long, pastor
of the Christian church. A large
number of the family's friends at
tended and there were many beau
tiful floral tributes including a num-
ber from Mr.. Lloyd's business asso-
ciates at the Phillips Sheet & Tin
Plate Company's plant, of which
concern he is the auditor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
FIGHTERS FINED
One Man Fined Twice For Using
Poker and Two For Striking
Woman and Child.

Justice James N. David in his
court here Thursday Investigated
bad melee at Haywood. which occur
red August 20 among foreigners.
All the parties thereto were fued by
him. 1t appears Vine Matursovich
and Andy Kovalan we're drinking
and became noisy at John Macurak's
boarding house. The latter's eftorts
to quiet the crowd was resented and
in the fight that ensued the boarding
house man used poker on the two
named as drinking. He battered
them up some. Justice David ac-
cordingIy fined him s5 and costs in
the two cases. At the conclusion CT
the trial of Macurak. he swore out
warrants charging the two men with
striking his wife and child during
the melee. Iney we're found guilty
and fined also $5 and costs each. All
paid and were released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
DANCE TONIGHT
In the Glen Elk Pavilion with
Music by the. Famous Wells
Orchestra.

In the delightful Glen Elk dancing
pavilion : tonight another public
dance will be given and it is expect
ed that large number of dancers
will avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity of enjoying very pleasant
time. Wells's orchestra will fur
nish music for the occasion and as
is the custom, the older folks in
charge of the pavilion will carefully
look after the comfort and welfare
of the guests. None need fear that
anything but the best of decorum
will be maintained and all are as
sured a good time. The dancing
will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
new temple
OF Pythian Sisters is Instituted at
shinnston With Good
Membership.

Under the direction of the PythIan
Temple No. s. from Fairmont a new
Pythian lodge was instituted at
shInnston last night. The instaIlaS
tion was done by theh stan from the
Fairmont lodge consisting OF i've
members. Fifty persone compose
the new lodge. thirty women and ff-
teen men making up the order. The
new lodge is known as the Rathbone
Sisters No 23 and promises to be-
come one of the strong institutions
of the State. About one hundred
and twenty-five persons were in at
tendance at the meeting. The
Grand Chief of the Pythian Sisters,
Mrs. Theresa Riser, of Piedmont.
was in attendance.
The officers of the new lodge were
elected as follows:
Past Chief, Frankie Shinn.
Grand Chief. clarissa Peddicord.
Grand Secretary Mrs. Wayne
Stalnaker.
Grand Treasurer, Margaret Rus
sell.
Master. Mrs. Lucy Tucker.
In. Guard, Mrs. John Burnett.
o. Guard. Mrs. Lucy Griffith.
R. & C., Mrs. Marie Long.
A. Miss Ella shinn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
.NUTTER DIES
IN HIS CELL
Young Man From NIarshviIIe is Vic
tim Of Paralysis From
Alcoholism.
IS HELPLESS WHEN ARRESTED
Never Speaks Word After That,
Though Living More Than
Four Hours.

Porter Nutter, aged "a years, son
OF Harrison Nutter, of Marshyille,
died in the city prison at 4:2O
o'clock Thursday morning from
paralysis caused by alcoholism.
Nutter was found by policemen
on Pike street at midnight in a very
drunken condition, So helpless was
he that he had to be carried to the
prison. He never spoke after being
taken to the lookup. So alarming
was his condition that City Physi-
clan Harvey V. Warner was called in
and he remained with him most of
the time after that and was there,
when Nutter died.
The body was removed to the
morgue and the young mans father
was notified.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
LAST EXCURSION
To Mt. Lake Park This Season VIII
Be Run Wednesday of Next
Week-Good Program.

The final excursion to Mt. Lake
Para this season will be run next
Wednesday. 1t will be the last
chance to enjoy the splendid program
at that famous resort. At IL o'ccIok
a. m. Dewitt Miller will lecture on
Recent National Problems" The
Weber male quartet, OF Boston. will
appear in war songs, assisted by the
full strength of the assembly talent.
In the afternoon at 1850 o'clock
Capt, Jack Crawford, the poet scout,
will be the feature. At A o'clock
there will be athletic games and ut
z o'clock the grand closing concert
will take place. At $50 at night
there will be beautiful display Of
fireworks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
STEAL IS MADE
TO SA We SENATOR
Says shumaker, Who is Implicated
in the Pennsylvania Capital
Scandal.
TBy AssocIntod Prosa.1

JoHNsTowN, Pa. Aug. 22-
James NJ. shumaker, former super
intendeht of public buildings and
grounds at Harrisburg. who is i'm
plicated by report of the capitol
investigation commission, declares he
will make a full confession of all
he knows in connection with the
capitol scandal.
He claims the manipulation of the
funds was engineered by high ofic-
ials of State at Harrisburg to cover
up shortage in the State treasury
and to save the name of former
United States Senator from Penn
sylvanta, now dead"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
SPECIAL SESSION
or the City Council is Called By
Mayor Grille to Take Action
Revoldng RiIeys License.

Mayor L. C. Grille has called a
special meeting of the city council
for Tuesday night. August 81, to
take action revoking the saloon IL
cense of L. Riley, at the Fuel City
hotel. Mr.. Riley was recently found
guilty Of Sunday selling. It is
stated that he has not had his IL
cense transferred but is working
under the license granted Frank
Rush at that peint:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
WALK BUILDERS TO MEET.

The residents of Northview, inter
ested in having a board walk from
the school house to connect with the
one at the church, are invited to at
tend meeting at Lafayette hall Fri
day night at z o'clock for the pur-
pose of arranging and preparing for
an ice cream festival to be decided
on then for raising funds for the
construction of the walk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
BAPTISTS'IMEET
In Annual Broad Run Session nt the
Church at West
Union.

The Baptist churches in Harrison
county which are members of the
Broad Run Baptist Association, are
represented at the sixty-ninth an
nual session Of thu association,
which opened at West Union this
morning and win conclude tomor-
row afternoon. The following pro.
gram was observed today:
Morning Session.
9:3O-Devotional, 1 Tim, 3-T5.
I. The Church of the Living God.
the pillar and ground of the truth
Rev. E. J. Woofter.
'10:OO-Reading digest of churcn
letters. Enrolment of Messengers.
Election and miscellaneous
business.
1O:45-Announcem of represent
atives and visitors.
:O0-Annual Sermon, Rev. G.
Worthy Kemper.
Appointment of committees.
Recess.
Afternoon Session.
Devotional, Rev. 3:7-13.
door-Rev j. NJ. Criswe1l.
1:45-Report on State Missions,
Rev. Arthur Hank.
The Duty of Church to the Com
munity in Which it is Bocatea,
Acts Is Beginning at Jerusalem
Rev. Arthur Hank
Report on Church Edifice, Rev. ].
F. Burnside.
Duty of Church to the State, Acts
is. I'm all Judea," Rev. NJ. A.
Summers.
3:0O-Report on Home Missions
Rev. j. w. Cammack.
Christ for MY Country. My Country
for Christ, Rev. ]. w. Cammack.
Duty of Church to Nation, Acts
i1-s. and in samaria," Rev. ].
S. Stump.
Report on woman's Work, Mrs. c.
F. Linger.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
Night Session.
The night session will observe the
following program:
. S:OO-Song and praise service.
III. The Church Teaching.
Report on A. B. P. Society, Rev. j.
c. Cox. \
s:45-Report on B. Y. P. Union,
Rev. W, E. Henry.