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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10
Proclame ses Merites.

TIOCIdIIlO ScS MeFlCcS. /
VIVIAN, ONT.
c'est avec lie plus grand p1aisir que je TRANSMITS
ees quelques mots:-Ma femme await perdu tout
eontrole de SEES nerfs ct ne pouvait parfer qu'a in.
eerva!les; enfn ellie etait dams une condition tres
precaire. Ellie commence a faire usage du Toni.
que du Pere Koenig pour les Nerfs, lie d'ao0t, ct
quelques jours apres ellie pouvaitse rendre au %,
!lon, faire de la musique ct executor seule sa par.
Pc de solo des hymnes. De plus ellie peut faire
fouyrage de la maison. Je regrette de ne pas
targent que j'ai depense pour payer les services
d. medecin d'ici, j'aurais pu en- acheter vingt.
cdnq bouteilles ct meme plus. &c medecin ne ve.
oait fare que des visites, sans pouvoir lui procu.
serde so~ulagement. Les Tongues du Pere Koeni9
pour les Nerfs sont une vraie benediction, ct e
10 recommande fortement, ct aujourd'hui Zen
tais venir une autre bouteille pour une autre
fame qui SQUIRE dune faiblesse de nerfs, 4 qui
lai parle du bien que nous ont fait vos Tongues
pour les Nerfs. JOHN MITCHELL.
GpATI4 I'm livre precieux sur les Maladles
1AfaAAo Nerveuses envoye Gratuitement a une
4dresse quelconque, ct les patients Pauvres
peuvent obtenir cette Medicine Gratuitement. re
pare par lie REV. PAsrEUR KoEN1G, de Fort
Wayne, Ind, depuis 1876, ct maintenant par Il I.
k0ENlG MED. CO., CHICAGO, Ill.,
In vente chez les pharmaciens, $1.OO la bouteff1a,
. pour $500. Agents au Canada THE LYMAN
Bios. 4 Co. LTD, TORONTO: THE WINoA11
CHEMICAL Co. LTD, MONTREAL.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10

ditions, au milieu de tant d'6tudes
de toutes sortes don't sont taxes les
6tudiants dams los Ecoles Sup6-
rieures, peut former des sujets qul
ne manquent PAS de Sc fare re-
marquer surtout lorsqu'ils entrent
q pUniversit6.
81 nous avions un v9ux d ex-
primer &c serait celui de voir M.
de BussiAres exercer Q 1ncontes-
tables talents sur I'm chalp plus
waste ct plus relieve CONNIE celui
de professeur de francais dams no.
ire grande Universit6 du Mime
sofa. Nous esp6rons que CO SOU
halt 90 r6alisera tot GU tard.
Mile Marquis, qui ma que dix
huit ans, entrera d l'Unlversit6 au
mois de septemEre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10

Cling nouveaux membres ont 6t6
pr6sent6s q la derniere s6ance de
lUnion st Joseph.
Cette bonne soci6t6 va de l'avant
ct compile a present tout pres de
200 membres.
La prime d'entr6e ayant At6 en-.
lev6e il ny a pas de doute qu'avant
la fin de la pr6sente aimee IUnion
st Jose oh comptera 300 membres.
Et pourquoi pas?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10
La RefOrme de "Ortho.
9raf''

Le"Journal DIES Instituteurs''
public le voeu suivant adopt6 par
lie comit6 administratif de Ia F6d6.
ration DIES Amicales ct par lEnten-
to DIES conseillers d6partementau1
6lus:
"Qu'en attendant que le rapport
Brunot soft 6tudi6, NJ. le ministre
ct le conseil sup6rieur de l'instruc.
ton publique d6cident que, des
la rentr6e DIES grandes vacancies de
l'ann6e en- cours, on pourra METRE
en- pratique la slmplifcation sui
vante, qui fut oonseill6e apAcad6-
ME par feu M. Gr6ard, ct qui est
aussi conseill6e par la "commis-
sion de Photographic" dams le rap
port de M. Brunot: remplacement
dams tous les cas- de phi, tn, rh, par
f, t, r.
! ION pourra ainsi 6crire ph6no-
meme ct phare, CONNIE fant6me OF
fanal, qui derivent DIES memes
mots grecs; thermal ct theatre sans
b, CONNIE tr6ne ct tr6sor, qui ont
la meme origine ct s'ecrivaient au-
trefols throne ct thr6sor; rh6teur
ct rhetorlque CONNIE rapsodie ct
rapsode. qui. avant, e~'6crivaient
rhapsode ct rhapsodie."
VOLTA qui permettra aux enfants
DIES ecoles primaries d'obtenir plus
facilement leur cer,ifcat d'6tudes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10

Mentlonnez rEcHo DE L'OUEsT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10

LIE num6ro de notre telephone
sera q l'avenir: Tri State 1898
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10
Fac-Simile dune boite de PiluIes Moro

Les F1ueM Moro snt en- venta la phmname de Pahce DUDE. cond della me RueN E .etde
la m Avenue
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10
Al Metropolitan

A "Milk White Flag com6die
emanant de Charles Hoyt. sera
re%pr6sens6e toute la semaine pro.
chaine au Theatre Metropolitan
par la Troupe Ferris. Nos compa-
triotes connaissent m%aintenant Get
to troupe ct peuvent facilement de.
viner le regal qui les attend s'ils
proficient de la representation de
cette brillante com6dle pour passer
quelques heures qui leur feront
oubller imm6diatement les ennuis
q%uotldiens de la vie. Les diff6rents
roles ont 6t6 distributes de maniAre
q CO que chsque membre de la
troupe d6plole ses talents dams Get
art.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10
Ice Cream Social

Lundi soir, le 20 Juliet, "a Cour
Notre Dame de Lourdes donnera
une soir6e de creme 3 la glace,
Sale 1. o. y. +. coin de l'avenue
Centrale ct 4e rue N. E..
Une cordiale invitation est fate
a tous d'y assister particulierement
nos canadiens ct canadiennes qui
auront ainsi l'occasion de passer
une agreeable soir6e. Billets l5c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10

La Interstate Sherifs Associa-
ton" a tenu SO l7eme convention
annuelle en- notre Vile cette semai-
ne.
Cate association est compos6e
DIES sh6rifs de tous les 6tats de
POuest ct du Centre ct compile
plus de 900 membres.
M. J. N. Dreger s'l6rif du comt6
d'Hennepin On est le president.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10
echo de 1'@mest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 10 JUL. 1908

Nine Alexis Roy est partie, ces
]ours dernlers. pour une visite de
deux mois q Kalispel, Montana, Oh
ellie sera l'h6te dun fr4re M. Adam
Ouellette, cultivateur qu'elle ma
pas WI depuls % ans.
Ellie profile de cette occasion
pour vistier IN autre fr4re q Ana
condra qu'elle ma pas WI depuls
presqu'aussi longtemps.
Bon voyage ct heureux retour.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10

Nntre compatriote M. Geo Fl.
Mount, Went d'obteDir So license
CONNIE v6t6rinaire.
M. Mount a etc imm6diatement
retenu CONNIE docteur correspon-
dant de la Universal Stock Cabi.
net Go. de st Paul, position qui
lui dome I'm bon salaire.
Ceux de nos compatriotes qui
auraient besoin DIES services de M.
Mount pour leurs animaux peuvent
s'adresser le soir au No Els Gene
avenue n. E.
Nos fluctuations q M. Mount.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-10
Honneur accor.
de a une Jeune Cana
dienne de Minnea-
polls

M. Hughes de Buss;eres est pro-
fesseur de francais au South
High" de Minneapolis, MIMI, de-
puts neuf ans. Durant les trois an
n6es pr6c6dant son entr6e a lE-
cole Sup6rieure, M. de Bussieres
await enseigne notre belle langue
dams la Vile aux farines avec un
tel success que son talent ct So me-
thode perfectionn6e avsient attire
l'attention des autorit6s scolai-
res, lesquelles furent heureuses de
l'admettre all nombre de leurs pro-
fesseurs aussitot quill en- t6moigna
le d6sir.
! L'Alliance FRANCHISE, qui fat
I'm 81 beau travail pour la propa-
cations de la langue francalse en-
Anne ique, dome chaque aimee
une m6daille dor au meilleur 6le-
ve de tout groupe on classe com.
prenant dix 6leves GU plus sc IL
vrant 4 l'6tude du franeais apres
avcir rempli, croyons.nous, certai-
nes conditions.
Mile Anton1a Marquis, file uni.
que de M. ct Nine. j. @. Marquis
de notre Vile, qul Went de graduer
avec honneur au South High, a
suivi les cours de M. de Bussieres
durant les trois dernl6res ann6es
avec beaucoup de success, 81 bien
qu'elle a conserve SO sur un total
de 100 points. M. de Bussieres qai
s'int6ressait d cette jeune compa-
triote, 6crivit q notre "Board Of
Education" ain d'obtenir la per-
mission de presenter telle m6dail-
le dor. Pour une raison GU une au-
tire le "Board" prit son temps q
consid6rer cette demande q tel
point que lorsque la permission fdt
enfn accord6e ct que la compost
ton de Mile Marquis fut rendue q
Chicago, le distingu6 secr6ta1re de
pAlliance M. Auguste Babize, re-
pondit Ell ces termes: I'M 81. de
Bussieres, South High School.
Cher Monsieur: J'ai recu awe lie
plus grand plaisir ct 10
plus vif int6ret, votre aimable com.
munication. J'appr6cie extreme
ment CO que vous avez fa1t pour
faire conna1tre notre belle langue.
Malheureusement, pour CO qui con.
cerne votre 6l4ve, 90 chsrmante
composition nous parvien trop tard
pour participer au concours ct aux
r6compenses. Tout &c que nous
pouvons faire, ct celia c'est tres vo-
lontiers que nous lie faisons. c'est
de publier dams notre num6ro de
Juliet, avec une notice rendant
justice q son talent, cette prose
sienne, pleine de gont ct 81 bien
constitute. Nous voudrions lie faire
pr6c6der du portrait de l'auteur,et
je vous serals infniment oblig6 de
me le faire parvenir en- tempe uti-
le."
(sign6.)
Auguste Balize.
LIE num6ro du present mois de
Juliet content done le portrait de
Mile Antonio Marquis ct ga belle
composition: Gun Pique- Nique eu
Minnesota" couvrant toute une pa.
ge de la Revue FRANCHISE dame.
rique "L'Hcho des Deux Mondes"
journal litt6raire ct art1stique,
d6dl6 aux int6rets de la langue
FRANCHISE on Am6rique, organe de
pAlliance Fraucaise, Dirig6 par
NJ. Auguste Ballze.
Nos sinc4res fluctuations d la
jeune 6leve qui a gu m6riter ON
tel honneur, sans oublier, le savant
professeur qui dams de telles con-
-rMG
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
YOUNG men WANT TO
FORM A BOAT CLUB
Movement is in Hand to, Organ
ize and Promote Water
Games and Sports.

"A movement is in hand by dozen
young gentlemen OF the city to organ
ize boating club for the purpose of
furthering boating and other water
sports on the West Fork river.
One of the objects of the propos-
ed organization to be first given at
tention is that of having dam con-
structed in the river at the mouth of
Elk creek which will back the water
up to the city water works dam in
the river and to the tin plate dam
In Elk creek, providing not only boat
ing along that distance but also bet
ter sanitary conditions.
If the movement meets with sue
cess the club will get up boat races,
swimming matches, regattas and
moonlight social functions which will
be source of delight to all inter-
ested.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
LEVY
FOR A ROAD
May Be Decided on at an Elec-
ton to Be Either Special
or General.

The county court has under consid-
Grafton the question of a mile of good
road as petitioned Monday afternoon
by large number of the citizens of
the city ard county.
The road laws OF the state are such
as to greatly handicap the court in
this respect, especially as to The p-o-
vision of funds, as the roads are pure
ly district questions, and the court is
net sure that any district In the
county is able to pay for a mile of
good road in any one year.
As the result of this state of al
fairs there Sc some thought on the
part of the court submitting the
question to vote OF the people of
the county at either a special or the
general election. However, this has
not been definitely decided upon and
the court has not passed finally on
the petition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16

IS TO Be HELD
Here Again and viii Beeir
This Year on Aug
ust Z.

The people of clarksburg and
vicinity will be gratified to learn that
another session of the Clarksburg
Chautauqua will be held beginning
August Z.
A very fine program has been sub
mitted and approved and arrange
ments for the assembly are rapidly
progressing. A complete program
will be published within few days.
it will contain the names of some OF
Americas best platform talent, in
Guiding Senator Dolliver, of Iowa; |;
Congressman Weber, of Ohio; Spill
man Riggs, of Chicago; Fred Emer-
son Brooks, California poet and hum
orist; Edgar e. Folk, brother of the
governor, which is not his highest
commentator; the Mozart Concert
Company, Broadway Ladies' Quartet,
and ten or twelve other attractions
of equal merit.
The people of Clarksburg should
see to it that sufficient support is
given to make it asfinancial success
this season. Another deficit for the
association would mean the end of
the assembly at Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
PLATFORM PLANKS
NOT DECIDED ON
President and Taft Did Not
Commit Themselves as
to the Platform.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 16-
Secretary Loeb gave out a statement
at the White House today as follows:
That which purports to be a So
called administration platform tele-
graphed from Chicago and published
this morning is a mere tentative draft
prepared by one of the members OF
the resolutions committee for sub
mission to Taft with view of Sc
curing his views upon certain planks.
Neither the President nor Taft COM
mitted himself to any particular form
of platform.
This statement was issued from an
authoritative source this morning:
"An exchange of kilograms over
night between Washington and Chi,
cago indicates there will be no de,
velopments so far as the administra.
tion Is concerned in the matter OF
the selection of candidate for vice.
president, until after the platform is
disposed of and the nominee for the
presidency named"
Taft is determined to insist upon
the inclusion in the platform of an
anti-iniunction plank on the lines
that were telegraphed from Chicago
last night and today he telegraphed
Hitchcock, his manager, to insist on
an anti-injunction plank"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
BREWING COMPANY IS
. DECLARED NOT GUILTY
of Selling Beer in This State
Without Special Govern
ment License.

On motion of District Attorney
Blizzard, Judge Dayton, at Parkers-
burg directed verdict of not guilty
in the case of the German Brewing
Company of Cumberland, Maryland,
charged with selling beer in West
Virginia without having paid the
special government tax.
From the evidence of the govern
ment, which had to rely on an Ital-
dan witness, 1t appeared that the COM
any had made sales by agent in Pres
ton county, this state, but from evil
dence adduced by the defense, it ap-
peared that the Italian who appeared
as a witness had purchased the beer
himself and had 1t shipped to the
territory in West Virginia.
This was shown by the books of
the defendant company, and It's book
keeping saved the corporation a fine
After the evidence of the defense had
been given Judge Blizzard made a
motion that the verdict be directed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
!. BIG GIFT
Pittsburg PhiIanthropist Do.
mates $3.50, 900 to Johns
Hopkins Hospital.

Mr.. Henry Phipps. the steel mag
nate and philanthropist. of Pittsburg,
has given s75O,OOO to the Johns Hop
kins Hospital to establish a depart
ment for the study and treatment of
insanity.
The gift will benefit both the uni
versity and the hospital, as 1t pro-
vides for handsome four-story ad-
dition to the hospital and its mainte-
nance for 10 years. and new depart
ment for the university.
Mr.. Phipps is also the donor of the
Phipps dispensary of the Hopkins for
the treatment of consumption.
1t is the largest gift ever received
by the Hopkins. other large donations
being 100000 from John D. Rookie
feller, 100000 for the Harriet Lane
Johnson Hospital for Children, and
100000 from Miss Mary Garrett.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
SUIT DECIDED
BY Justice David in Favor of
Defendants Basel and
LaWman.

Justice James N. David rendered
judgment Tuesday morning in favor
o fthe defendants in the damage suit
of the Clarksburg High Grade Shale
Brick Company against Alvin d. Bas-
sci and Darius Lawman, which was
tried Monday. The plalntiff COM
pany sued for SITS. alleging that a
horse sold it by the defendants some
time ago had ring bone at the time
of the sale and was represented as a
sound animal. The justice decided
that the evidence did not show that
the horse was thus afflicted at the
time OF the sale.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
An Extension of Sixty Days is.
About to Be Agreed
Upon.
AN OFFICIAL is HERE
Cutters and FIatteners May
Join the National Order
Of Workers.

In all probability the present wage
scale in the window glass world will
be extended 60 days and the cutters
and fatteners will return to the Ma
tional Window Glass association,
over which Mr.. Faulkner is president.
Vice President Edward w. Hebel,
OF the National association, is here
from Marion. Ind, consulting the as
sociation's local attorney, Thomas
Ramage, about the glass factory at
Salem and other matters pertaining
to the union. Mr.. Hebel this after
noon also held conferences with some
of the managers OF local plants on
the proposition to extend the present
scale from August 81 to October 81,
and there will likely be meeting
with this end in view.
The owners of the local plants
have asked the wage committee for
this extension and there is good
prospect of its being granted.
The Faulkner proposition is of
such a nature that the cutters and
fiatteners may return to the national
organization. 1t is held out that diff
ficulties can then be settled between
the machine and hand men plants in
a way that will give better wage
scale than the present one.
AS the American Window Glass
Company's plants arr shut down all.
over the country no credence is given
rumor that there is to be any inn
mediate attempt of that company to
enter the Clarksburg field.
Mr. Hebel states that the Milliron
device may be good and it may stand
the test. .AalIil
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
Boom is Launched for the Iowa
Governor for Second
Place on Ticket.
IowIoNs ARE FOR HIM
Action is the Result of Message
That the White House
Favors Him.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. June 16-Follow-
ing yesterdays announcement from
Washington that the President and
Taft We're inclined to insist that the
vice-presidential candidate must come
from Iowa and that they would be
satisfied with either Senator Dolliver
or Governor Cummins, boom today
was formally launched for Cummins
1t is fathered by Senator Borah,
who as late as yesterday was a most
ardent supporter of 'Dolliver.
According to number of Iowa
men prominent in the movement to
steer the vice presidential nomination
away from Dolliver, the Iowa delega-
ton will Civ its undivided support to
Cummins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
WITNESS FLEEs
To Italy to, Keep Out of Federal
Court ut Parkersburg.

PARKERsBURG, June 16-Be-
cause of the absence of the govern
ment's principal witness, who has fled
to Italy with his wife, the cases of
Giuseppe Marabite and Dominice.
the two Italians alleged to be lead
ers of the East Liverpool Black Hand
gang. were continued in federal court.
The witness returned to Italy because
his wife refused to remain in this
country any longer, being so badly
frightened by the black hand letters.
The Italians will be tried at the
Wheeling term of court by which
time the witness will have have re-
turned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
HIGHLAND BRIDGE
At West Milford is a Question
Before the County
Court.

The county court spent Tuesday
considering the question of the con-
struction OF bridge across the Wes;
Fork river at the Highland ford near
West Milford. 1t studied maps and
heard suggestions on the part of in.
terested citizens, but had taken nc
definite action at press time.
The land. owners in the road case
OF ]. S. Plgott were summoned to ap.
pear before the court July 1.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
SH|NN OR CARTER
Are to be Chosen by the State
Farmers for Prosecuting
Attorney.

Though John Hamrick is the only
Democrat who has announced for the
Democratic nomination for prosecu-
ting attorney of the county, the slate
trainers are busy setting up the con-
vention for some one else. They will
divide their efforts and attention be-
tween Fred Shinn and David Carter.
with the chances in favor of Shinn
Hamrick's friends will not appreci-
ate the throw down of him but that
will make no difference to the slate
makers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
ROBINSON HONORED
Opera House Manager Here is
Chosen Delegate to the
National Convention.

The Bill Posters and Distributors
association in annual convention al
Wheeling elected officers and dele
gates as follows and will meet in
Richmond next year:
President-w. s. Burley, Rich
mpnd. Va.
Vice President-Fred C. Nixon
Philadelphia.
Secretary and Treasurer-w. E.
Kemmery. Parkersburg.
Delegates to the natlonl convention
at Detroit, July 14-R. Robinson
Clarksburg, and j. E. Schumacher
Washington, D. C.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
FOUND DEAD
Pipe Line Engineer succumbs Ii
His Bcd at Night.

sIsTERsvILLE, June 16.-The
news has just reached here that j. P.
Bartlett, engineer at Brice Station, w.
Va, was found dead in bed Mr..
Bartlett who came from Butler. Pa,
was well known in pipe line work.
having been with the Western and
Atlantic pipe line. the w. NJ. Mellon
pipe lines and for the past few years
has been employed by the Eureka
Pipe Line Company as engineer at
Brice Stateion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
BUYS DRUG STORE
A. C. Tetrick Purchases Phar.
macy on Pike Street
from D. L. Grove.

Negotiations were concluded Tues
day whereby A C. Tetrick becomes
the owner of the d. L. Grove phar-
macy in the Union bank building or
Pike street. The new owner has TAX
en- charge and will continue to con.
duct the business in the same place.
Mr.. Tetrick is a Harrison county boy.
his home being at Enterprise. For a
year he has been connected with one
of the pharmacies in Morgantown
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
MOOSE ELECTS
Its Officers and Indulges in Smoker
and Social Afterwards.

The Loyal Moose lodge elected Of
ficers last night, namely: DR.. w. P.
Goff. president; Lee Probst, vice pres
ident; Walter Shakespeare, prelate;
7. n. Umberger. secretary: Dorsey
Reed, treasurer; Lucius Grimm, SER
geant at arms; William Nusbaum. c.
F. Zaruba and H. F. Burk. trustees.
Drs. A. T. Post and W. G. DeForrest.
physicians. A smoker and social were
INDUCED at the close Of the election.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
WILEY REPORTED WORSE

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. June 16-
The condition of Representative w.
A. Wiley. of Alabama, who has been
critically III at his hotel apartment
here since his arrival from Washing
ton is decidedly worse. During the
morning hours his pulse was eX-
tremely feeble and it was admitted
then that he might not long survive.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
rHAw AND WIFE REcoxcrnED

PoUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y, June 10
Evelyn Thaw again visited her hus-
band In jail here yesterday. She ar
rived at IL a. m. and took dinner
with her husband in Sheriff Chanler's
room nthe court house. AT Thaw's
request the jail officials attempted to
keep the news of her visit from being
published
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
NEW PosToFFTcE

WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 16.--
4 new postoffice has been established
at Thrash. Braxton county. with Ma
rion j. Thrash, postmaster.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
BIG SPITE FENCE Err 5cTED BY MINISTER.

PITTSBURG
worth greatly the apartment
along that thoroughae
property adjoining his residence Rev j. A.
we known minister built fence
which nearly that would 9th
find It's into an apartment house
On the side next to the Mckee
pressed steel which, since has painted
wall and causes great disagreement
rough, unpanted boards alone visible.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-16
CASE suBMITTEp

Before the adjournment of the
Supreme court at Wheeling the ap-
peal case of John T. McGraw against
the Traders National bank was argued
and submitted.