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SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATING.

VIZ MAKE all kinds OF designs and fiustra-
tcns, the CHANDLER SCHOOL or ILLUS
IiATlNG- VIII H. Ch8udIee rector.
studio 936 Z 81. Phone n IFS
my1s-eCd-30t
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SOUTHEAST.

\. L. POWELL 9Th ana East Capitol cts.
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and q SITS Sc.
a 3 BURROWS, nth and Pa. ave
,, J. WELLER, cor. Sth and l.
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CONSULT MISS GARRETT
for latest millinery styles, original creations
a specially lingerie hats 10 order 81. moved
from lJJ4 llth u ga lIJa nv hats trimmed soc.
myL3, ~. Su,-8IL
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MANICURING.

SCIENTIFIC MASsEUsE7 shampo0inT 7-7
facial scalp treatment out by appointment
Mrs. STEIN, The CIIhbourne. Phone n
-s'A nyL-Su ~, fr-Sg
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MASSAGE

BRADFORDS DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suite
"a Colorado building. l5th and q. Expert
Investigations, any cause, all sections.
Strictly confidential. Phone Main 1925 Night
call North 4343- MORGAN. BRADFORD .Jr.
Principal. rly23-6t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

80 80 EffAL Aerchandise store: long estsb-
I47-4VA' NEARBY prosperous siI5sruan -,
laie ehance a. $500; invoice Tgre. org1-.
Z sLtllns. 1aiiy receipts. gI0J- 800 80
NJ" YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. sli -
aurZT-sE
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CABINET WORK.

SEE NE ABOUT WINDOW WORK.
Reliable ana reasonable. Wood display fix
lures Of all kinds Screens and screen doors
TO order. D. MCINROY. 633 Z ST NV.
my20-W. ST.. u-s0t
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-FOUR PAINTERS scaholds Tor sale or hirs !
10 81. NV. r7y5T-sf /
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WAEIED-ROOMS.

NANIEb-In BroJklaud. near University
good room or rooms and board for gentleman
Address UNIVERSITY. Times Once
myZT-sL
WANTED-By young couple with baby or
s light Housekeeping rooms. So. section pre-
TERED but not necessary. state terms and
all particulars BOX ia Times office Tt
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Advertisements viii be accepted ct
any of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. Ii it Is IN
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct 10 The Times MAIN
526O), and a messenger Will cal to
collect without additional charge TO
the advertiser.
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FINE ICE BOX and store fixtures: sacrl.
nee. 1917 Pa ave. NV nsv2T-7t
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STYLISH HATS al summer prices. hats
made, }l5Os hats trimmed - and Jyc. New
YORK and Paris styles. NINE. JKDWDEE.
- Il 81. NV. Phone 81. l5.J
uyL5-Su " fr-69t
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We CALL promptly on short notice and
make keys. safe ana lock work in all
branches sole District agents for York
Safes safes sold on monthly Ltyments; good
stock Of new and secondhand safes on hand
WASHINGTON SAFE * LOCK CO, 10. p
at nv. Phone Main ITL. apIg-TZt
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CAFE excellent business ar9 f--s-l--- -. =
as sacrifice for 500. owner Iz7.i.S
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROEcEFtS -, Z. I,
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UPHOLSTERINc.

NOTICE-Packing and shipping OF furniture
TO all points Carpet cleaning and general
upholstery work. Repairing OF fine furnfture
my speciality. J. J. DUNALLL- slgI X 81
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~ -. -,--le sI1 meat market. b4st ssgtiyS
non -heast DCGAN, OF L0u.s.a.a ave. %
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MRS GREEN 1913 Eth ST. NV
Hair Worker. Fuas From Your Comb
Ings5 Tor Sl-OJ- Work Guaranteed.
Phone y. 1910. myl5-5l, W-5t
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5RAPHOPHONES.

SEVERAL slightly used graph0phones can
be used Tor musical purposes or commercial
business BIZ bargains while they last Ses
ROBERTSON. 1910 St nv. sold on eas,,
paynssnts- Phone n. 1875 myes-7t
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NEW AND SECONDHAND furnlIgT- --1c,s2
isiana ave. -'f .-l AsyL-
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEISs. 7th ana 3 street.
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TWO POOL TABLES tBrunsviek- Balrs 90.
tnake), In splendid condition, Including cues.
.'dlls ana racks. $50 each n sold at once; cost
W. Inquire 425 9Th st. NV myZ7-St
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NEW YORK AVE. NV, ll0s-IarEe BAY
window front room, newly papered, with
home cooking; reasonable; also a south room
Close 70 bath on "a floor II
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DAIRY LUNCH. Pa ave. NV ----- 49,
bLGAN. 6l7 louisiana ave. 80
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid
toT CASTOR clothes. ladies or gentlemen ..
address postal. i Viii call. Phone North
lllo- l.. RICE. 1892 7th 81. DIV. my5-s0t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

ed Statesmen Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board. Boarding, For Rent
Rooms. Rooms and Board-One cent a word
Minimum space 10 words.
business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
ceuaneouE, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous.
Dogs, Pets, etc.-l5 cents line; times
consecutively, 1874 cents 4ne' . times
consecutively. 10 cents a line. &ini-
aEum charge As cents.
All other classihcauOns--l5 cents a
line; times consecutivelY, 121z cents u
line; 3 times c0nsecuriVely, 10 cents d
line. Minimum charge 90 cents.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-9zs NJ St NV. fine tone shon-
niger piano; mahogany upright case; hand
zone stooli cheap, owner leaving city IL
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L I,I.2 ROOF Tor sale cheap E97----
----- --.--l ulFss-er
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BROOKLAND. D. C.
LINTON & NELSON.
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY, corner AIouros ana
Jefferson SIS.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

HIGH GRADE paints and oils seu IN
best: all Kinds glass. Glass cut. etc. w
F. ANDREWS. 1S94 I4th 81 NV Phone ~
zu5-. my-3-Sa.y1l w-90t
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s0UFENIS ETORE. best sgaz-- - -
some QUICK DCGAN. 5l7 Louisiana ave.
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GEORGETOWN
+. P. WELLER. Pharmacy, 1854 II 81 na
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WHoLEaAIE liquor license 49, ~
GAS- 81 louisiana ave. 80 y.
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PIANOS SACRIFICED THIS WEEK
beautltui 800 mahogany upright. Si35 cash.
perfect tone and action: fully guaranteed.
goa bro#n-SimpsOn upright, S75.
St-O- LAWRENCE. SO q 81. Tuning. $50.
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Personal.

MADAM THEJ. gaIu.st card reader ana
medium, German spoken 80 H az. uW.
uy-t. =. ~ 81
FREE NERVE FOOD-AI sufferers from
nervousness, general nerve weakness, lost vi
ta-ltg, poor Circulation 90. tle blood, .1ulI
send al once Tor free Trial Of EEEEL--LIFE-
address DIR ~.llELAN. Dept c. aL
W. saratoga ST.. Baltimore. sd. uy.3-eJ5-st
IF, YOU NEED money i vail make you a
loan % from $40 % So a. rate Jl4I viii
pay yJl 70 Investigate address BOX a.
Times once a9-s-gEs
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MILLINERY styllEhly made, trimmed. and
reMOde.edi straw hats dyed. CLEANED and re-
shaped a. reasonable prices FOEhT5CHE :.
g2 IZJh 81. NV. nnuz4-syt
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
X l. CARNE * CO, 503 King st
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AUTOMOBILES.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

THE best Ping Pongs IN Washington; 81
large size Ping PongS. 25C. 81 cabinets
dozen. 500 NEWBERRY' STUDIO, s59
Pennsylvania ave NV
myIs-m. v. f-s0t
ONE DOZEN cabinet photos, two positions,
showing proofs, $3.50; all work guaranteed;
open Sundays. Phone NJ 1854. MELNICK'S
STUDIO, 500 7th ST. NV. my2-SOt
OUR sPECIALTY-A sepia porcelain ninia-
turei oval; 21Ax3 inches. copied from any
photograph for $3.50 BOYCE STUDIO. 1925 F.
DENTISTRY.
TEETH without plates; no extracting; no
pain; painless hlling. Baltimore Office, 335 y
Charles st DE-. J. l. Wilson, 1908 F ST. NV
ap2l-s0t
Once Hours. $3.50 A II. TO $50 P. NJ
DR. OTIS ". ELzEY. DENTIST.
;. w. Cor 10Th and + SITS. y. W.
DR.. ". J. ELZEY. DENTIST.
y. z. Cor. 4th and r Capitol SITS. ne,
Specialists in Painless Extracting. Gold
crown and Bridge Work Filings. and Plates
that nt- Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded Moderate prices Phone II. 4252
my5-H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
VI AND J7P1V AR ABOUT TO 60 Q w
How Is Vote the Ticket

west virginia wih ballot this year Il WI O. a
election and then again me
.,s.+ srbers
astraight ticket and for ea -
ticket and there are three ways u
the nike
- HOW TO STRAIGHT T4clHIsT.
mark in tne cas ABOVE s ~
ant
all the way down the uASs
strsigh -.
lines through an the ScAeS " ~
barot you wantto !.
the best saes
- = make the marx desire
to vote. -
HOW TICKET
the e OIL tne
desire form o.mater Il s..
second way above ticket which
cross
candidates want to vote
matter in column find them.
pencil person you
opposing
the ofceson the
frstor second is better aga safer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
REPORTS DOCTORED
TO FOOL VOTERS
Special Liar is Sent Out by
Democratic State Com
mittee to Do So.

PARKER5BCRG, Oct l15-Alarned
at the size and enthusiasm of the meet
iness that are everywhere greeting Hon.
william f. GIasscoclS, and at the con-
en- them by the Republican news pa
pers of the state. the Democratic
state coJhnittee has sent newspaper
man to follow up these meetings, going
from place to place with the Republican
campaieners, and reporting tor the
Democratic press the GIasscoclI meet
ings from a Democratic standpoint-
The business of this special repre-
sentative is to send in reports to Dem-
ocratic newspapers that the Giasscoe =
meetings are "frosts:V that there IS
Republican dissensIon in every com
munity visited. etc. etc. In brief, he IS
not to tell the truth about the meetings
but to lie about them. to nisquote cam
didate Glasscock. and to do all he can
do to deceive the readers of Democratic
newspapers about these meetings. the
public should know of this deception
and should be governed accordingly
The truth about the Glasscock meet
Ings is that they have surpassed IN
size and enthusiasm even the most
sanGuine expectations of his campaign
managers. From a neiGhborliy jubila-
zion of his home folks at MorEantoWn
and the formal opening at Felrnlolt /
ana the opening OF his whirlwind cam
1,afRn in the southern tier OF counEles ~
charleston, his meetings have been one
continuous series OF big successes
,J,ris fact has opend the eyes Of the
Democratic committee and spread DIS
couragement at that committees -heeo.
,,uar-ters here. The great Seth Low
meeting at Weston, whore 5000 people
gathered, and the -all-day meeting NJ
TuclShannou the same week, when OF
atory lowed from 10 O'clock IN
.sr,,.,tn,, TO nearly o'clock In the eve
,,,g only served to deepen the gloom
mat has seized the Democratic cam
paign managers
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TAX TITLES
Bennett Got Possession Of
and Owners Found They
Did Not Own Lands.

The Democratic paper here this
morning tells its readers that Louis
Bennett is claiming lands in BraxtoH
county that others have. There is
the secret of the whole business. The
people up there thought they owned
their lands and paid the taxes all
along, but it turned GU that BenTtett
owned it all. He worked the tax
title plan. paid some taxes, when he
did not have to and then got the
title. That Us one big reason the
people of the interior counties are
against him for governor. We will
welcome further information along
this line any time the News feels dis
posed to furnish 1t. 1t Is good read
ing for the Republican campaign
managers.
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STURGISS SAYS
TICKET IS SAFE
In West Virginia and All the
Congressman Will Be
Returned.

WASHINGTON d. G., Oct, 15-"There
is no doubt about the Republican party
electing It's ticket in West Virginia
said Representative George C. Sturgiss.
of that statS at the RIGGS.
'.AlI the differences between the
Swlsner and scherr factions have been
eliminated. and harmony has been re-
stored" continued Mr.. SturEiss. and
Mr. GIasscock. the compromise candi-
date, is a man who enjoyes the highest
regard of everybody who knows him,
without distinction Of party afhliations.
He is clean. honest and has proved to
the people that he can do things. The
only objection that could possibly be
raised against him is that he is, or has
been, attorney for the Elkins interests
Mr.. GIasscock will be elected. bat VIII
possibly not poll the same strength as
Mr.. TAFT Taft win carry West virgin
la by from $4,000 to 10000 majority
don't apprehend any difficulty in be-
Ing returned to congress although ! am
not prepared to say whether my major
ity win be as large as that when elect
ed the last time. ] have no reason to
believe that the Democrats will make
inroads on the Republican congressional
delegation from our state
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DOODLE MONEY
And What Glasses Gave 1t
Are Told About BY the
Bryan Committee.

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-THE Dem-
ocratic national committee this morn
ing gave out statement of the con-
tr1butions to the Democratic national
campaign fund up to and including
October 8. The statement shows
there was received from contributors
of one hundred dollars and over $780,
s712. and from contributors under
one hundred dollars $115,355.
Added to this is the Denver con-
vention fund which brings the total
campaign fund up to $24s.567. The
number of contributors to the fund
is estimated at fifty thousand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
Battle
Fought
In Korea.
Peace Relations Between the
Two Nations is Now Ser
iously Affected.
SEVERAL ARE KILLED
Troops May Soon Gross the
Frontier Sent by Japan
csc Government.
SEVERAL ARE KILLED
csc Government.

SEOUL. Korea, Oct. Serious
complications AFFECTING the peace of
China and Japan threaten as the re-
suit of an engagement between
Chinese and japanese in Kantao,
Northern korea, in which several
were either killed or wounded.
The refusal of the Chinese war Of
fee to permit pursuit of the detach-
ment of soldiers who are said to have
been the aggressors may result in the
crossing of the frontier by Japanese
troops.
The Chinese soEdiery, It is report
ed, opened hostilitfes by firing upon
the police station occupied by Japan
ese troops, who were sent into Kan
tao as guard for Koreans resident
there,
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Canada
aGtOy
People.
Inquiry is Made for Full ln-
formation About In
dustrial Matters.
THORN SENDS BOOK
Hopes TO Have Concerns from
the Great North Coun-
try Locate Here.
THORN SENDS BOOK

Clarksburg is arrestlng wide at
tentIon these DAYS, owing to its In
G,,,strfal and commercial facilities
and natural resources. Even Canada
fs becoming interested and within q
few months at most none need be
sI,rnrised to see Canadian industries
located and operated in Clarksburg.
Along the line of inquiry from
Canada and reply thereto is the fol-
lowing correspondence:
"Canso, N. s.. Oct. 10, 1908
"a. K. Thorn, Esq.
Secretary Board OF Trade,
''Clarksburg, w. Va.
seDear Sir:-During a recent trip
tn washington I learned. with sur
prise, the rapid progress that your
state has been making in industrial
matters, and VIII appreciate a copy
of your latest annual report.
You're truly.
''E. G. WHITMAN,
president of Canso Board of Trade
Mr.. Thorn's reply follows:
Clarksburg, w Va, Oct. Is, 1908.
Mr.. e. c. Whitman,
President Canso Board of Trade,
Canso, N. s.
n Dear SIr:-We are in receipt OF
your favor OF the 10th inst, and take
great pleasure IN enclosing a book
let that we but recently published
of the advantages of our city.
We are located In the richest fuel
deposit in the known world, having
enough natural gas to last for fifty
years and sufficient bituminous coal
to last for a thousand years.
All the factories, that are located
here, are prospecting and are thor
oughly satisfied with the magnificent
this city affords.
We should, indeed, be pleased to
have any of your Industries locate in
our midst and to give you any adj
ditional data or information desired.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
MRS. SHOWALTER DEAD.
Mother of Clarksburg Citizen
Dies at Her Home at
Barton, Md.

Mrs. sarah C. showalter. mother OF
William c. showaIter. of the clarIss-
burg postomce, is dead Mt her home in
Barton. Nd. Death came yesterday as
the result of a general breakdown.
Mr.. showalter was at her bedside when
she died.
age. Surviving of the family arc VIII
liam G. Showalter. OF this city, and
Frank Showalter. of Barton, sons; and
Mrs. Thomas Mcmillan and Mrs. James
mcconnell, both of Barton. daughters.
The funeral and burial Will be at
Barton Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
LOWER RATE
Is to Be Charged on Ship
ments of Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, Tile and Pipe.

4 reduction OF Importance to shippers
and manufacturers of fire brick. fire
clay, drain tile, sewer pipe. nue and
lining viii be made November on
many of the lines west of Cumberland
according to circulars issued yester-
day.
These articles have for some time
been rated by carriers in accordance
with the rating OF western classtfca-
ton at minimum weight of 10000
pounds car. but upon complaints from
shippers alleging that it was impossi-
BILE to load the cars to the minimum
weight of 10000 pounds. action mas
bccn taken by the classification COM
nittec, and the present minimum will
he reduced 10 10000 pounds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
TAFT RECBP7 Z
TO BE A ROUSER|
Candidate Will Deliver Ad-
dress From Platform
at the Station.


Arrangements are in progress for
the Taft meeting here next Tuesday
afternoon at 4:1s o'clock. The
speaking will take place at the rail-
road station. it being the intention to
build platform there for the pur-
pose.
The local Taft club will have the
speaking in charge, and with that in
view will hold a meeting in the court
house tomorrow night at 1880
o'clock.
A number of extra cars, it is an
nounced, will be run on the tnterur-
ban trolley line to accommodate
Fairmont and all the towns down the
A large attendance is expected
from Weston and I3uckhannon. as
well as many from other sections OF
Lewis and Upshur counties. Visit
ors are expected also from Braxton
county. The counties officially in
vIted to take part in the rally in adj
dition to Harrison are Marion, Lewis,
Upshur and Braxton.
1t may be that some special trains
will be run but as yet nothing def
mite has been determined in this re-
spect. AS announced Judge Taft will
be here forty minutes. Proceeding
after the meeting he will stop at
salem and make short speech from
the rear of his special train.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
FLEET SIGHTED
Is Maneuvefing to the South
east of One of Japan's
Chief Islands.

TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 10-The
American battleship feet, which lett
Manila for Yokohoma october To-
has been sighted maneuvertng to the
southeast of Kiushiu, the southern
most of the three principal islands OF
Japan.
The news of the American meet be
ing sighted off Kiushtu was received
here by wireless telegraphy from lll
japanese warships. The meet VIII
make its official entry INTO Hokohoma
harbor Saturday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
DAMAGE SUIT
For $1,000 Against John r.
Hickman is Lost by
Glen Harbert.

In circuit court the jury brought
in a verdict for the defendant In the
damage suit of Glen Harbert against
John R. Hickman. brought by sam
son Harbert, his father, for $1'OOO.
The plaintiff claimed that Hickman
assaulted him in December, 1905, In
fiicting injuries for which he sought
damages.
The suit of A. e. Boring against
Nicholas S. Snider was dismissed.
J. w. Gerrard's suit against the
philadelphia Company of West Vir-
gfnia was continued until the next
term.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
CHILD BURNED
Little Girl Falls in Pile of
Burning Trash in
Dodge Court.

Eugene, two and half year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Con,
of Dodge court, was frightfJly burn
ed yesterday afternoon. The little
girl was in the rear yard. where trash
was being burned and she fell in the
fire. Her clothes were all burned OF
except her shoes and stockings. The
worst burns were on one of her arms,
an ear and the face. Fortunately,
her body was but slightly burned
and there is hope for her recovery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
FIVE ARE JAILED
To Await Trials OH Charge OF Steal
ing IL Barrel of Whiskcy.

Elmore Casey. Mike Hogan, George
Miller. John McCIain and Nick Lantz
are in Jail awaiting hearings before
Magistrate George H. Gordon on the
charge of stealing barrel of whis-
key, containing As gallons and val
ued at $50. from Rock Bells saloon
in Glen Elk night or so ago. They
were arrested Wednesday evening by
Constable Ford on warrant sworn
out by Bell. They will be given
hearings the first of next week,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
THREE AGREE
On a Program to Be Submit
ted at the European
Conference.

LONDON, Ehy., Oct. 15-Great
Britain. Russia and France today
reached an agreement on program
to be submitted to the other Powers
as a basis for discussion by the pro
posed european conference to settle
the Balkan situation.
Proposals will be laid before the
Powers to provide for the recogni-
ton OF the Independence of Bulgaria
as at present constituted, the recog-
milton OF the annexation of Crete to
Greece and Bosnia and Herzegovina
by Austria-Hungary. In return
Turkey Is to receive the Sanjak OF
Novipazar and money compensa-
ton from both Bulgaria and Greece.
George c. White, OF Gforgantown. was
& ,,laftor in the city ThuradnN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
DROPS INTO SEA
German Balloon Comes Down
Into North Sea and Pas
sengers Are Rescued.

BERLIN, Germany. Oct 15-The
German balloon Busley came down
yesterday morning in the North Sea.
The two on board we're rescued by a
passing steamer. The Busley start
ed In the internatioaaI cup race Sun-.
day from Berlin, and Is the aast of
the balloons to he accounted for.
Two balloons, which started In the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
GAR EXPLODES
Badly Burning Six Persons
and Injuring Several
Other Persons.

AMHERST. o., Oct. 15-5six per-
sons we're badly burned and others
less seriously injured here today
when tank car filled with gasoline
on the Lake shore railroad exploded
following a wreck. Fifty persons.
who gathered to see the firemeE e%-
tinguish a small fire on one of the
cars. were thrown down twenty
foot embankment by the explosion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
MISS ADAMS DEAD
Resident of This City
Passes Away in the State
of North Carolina.

Word reaches here OF the death OIL
Miss Lou Adams at Southern Pines,
Il a.. this week. She was g sls.er
IL me late j. R. Adams, who also
dSad n that state. and resided here =
7,3135er of years. Her age was past
81 ve5fs. She was an exemplary
,,,61Sar, ehly esteemed by many
g,IentTs Il 81 who arc panied TO near
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ana. RuaElFoN q 60

Mrs d. b. Purinton. OF Nprgantowu,
wife OF the president OF the uniyorsity.
is in ISessler hospital. where she un-
derwent an operation yesterday, and
she win not be able TO leave the hospitaf
for several days. DR.. and Mrs. PprIn-
ton were enroute to the GENERAL assoc
citation of tho Baptists which is being
held at Parkersburg when she was TAX
On suddenly III hcre,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
PAPERS
OF soiontlne nature to he Read by Doe
tors Tonight.

The Harrison County Medical socI-
etv will hold its regular weekly meeting
In it's room. NO. $50. Empire building,
this evening, beginning ut O'Clock and
the following papers viii be read fol-
lowed by general discussion:
Choieiithias. Etiology and symptoms
pr. N Peck and DIR. F. Howell.
Armyloid Diseases of the Liver-Dr'
w. A. Marsh and DR.. E. A. Hill.