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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03

berber ShmGnfe toltgt, lie fam al.
lem, ipns buS Mteniheuber5 beme9t,
ben mebmiitbigiten mic ocn ilbermii-
tbigItcn Gmpiinbungen Nus0rltd Der.
leibcn, Dos boben unlere plattoeut.
id)cll Sd]riftIteller binreifeno bcluie.
len. g8eld)cr bohoeutid)e Sihtcr bat
cS 10 peritonocn, inns Sbr1ncn lpct.
men ltnb Sbr1nen lnden 81 lalfen,
ipie iSriB Heitter? llnb in SoIitcin
ituno Claus @rotb ollf Elm be9la0e.
ter SGnger, Der 2ieber BON humber.
borer Bartlett unO Snnigfcit geidof-
fen bot. ,
S1lifig lernt ma Den Wcrtb cincS
@utcS crit id)1bclL mcnn mar cS Der.
loren bot. @ollen mir MIR Durd
Sdobcn flllg merocn? Sit eS nidt
better, Die 2cbenbe 81 crboltcn, ais
lpdtcr pergcblid) - Die Sootc
ulfcrmeden gu lpollen?
@oS io0en mir Nun ober sur Sor-
nerlng Der plottocutldcn Sprod)e
tbun? 90 piel fonnen mir fir oic
quite Sodc tbun, ieoer, ouh Der
aleinite, Der plottocutid)c u1o and,
Der bodoeltife @oblgeiinnte fam
mitarbcitcil. Sor ollcnl Elottocllt-
idc, ipred)t EIottocutid, iprcd)t
cure Wuiieriprofe. Sd)6mt cld)
oicicr eOlcn Sprohe n-dt, aud
beu bod)Ocitiderl 2cutcn gegeniibcr
nift, 5cigt ibnen pielmcbr nit StoI5,
buB ibr reihcr ieio als Die nlr bod.
bclltid) Sprchenoen, bob ibr 5tuci
Sprnden peritebt. Spred)t, mic eltd)
Der Sd)nobel gepodyien lit, NIT eli.
rem 2euten u1o cllren &inbern; bod.
belltid iperocn lie idon i%oipieio Ter.
men, Suule mo Scben 5minget iie
bo5n. Romentli6 an citf, plott.
bcutlde Wiiitter, menoe ib mid. Sbr
ieio ia Die eriten unb ipihtigiten Scr.
mittlcrinneu Der Sprnde; ieiO ibr
fir Die plattoeutidc Code, 10 lit lie
nidt nerloren. Elattoeutide, lett
iicibig Die @erfe curer plnttoelltihen
Giftcr! Heide Sfdbe an @emiitb
mo Sumor iinb borin aufgelpci6ert,
mod)t iie cud) ST. eigen, tbetlt aild)
cen Gurigen ooppn nit, oenn OoS lit
ia ein 10 bober Sor5ug Der plottocllt-
ihen Sidtungen, DOB lie foIt aus
r~obnlslos in Die S1nbe Der Sugeno-
gcgeben lperoen fonnen. SoBt elld)
Gle IniangSmiibe oes SeIenS nif)t
Cerbrieben, lie miro eltd) lrb nnoeren
holb sur Sreuoe. ald) cine plott-
oeiiti6e 3eitid)riit lit ba, Der Get
bom," Der in Berlin 6. 2, ollie fl
Gage berauSfommt uro fiber nui
@lnih germ Erobcnummern Der
id)idt.
Ilid) mad ouBen fonnt ibr entire.
ten fir cure of%lgeitanlmte Sprad)e.
llnterltiibt Die Aufiiibrung plotts
ocutider Sbeoteritiidc, Die Seranital.
tung plottoclltiher &olfSabenbe, Die
Slufnabme plattbeutider grtifel III
ellren 3eitrmgen, Die Giniteaung
plottoelitider Bidder in Die Bolts.
@ibliotbefen II. I. 10.
@oqt ibr nod mebr tbiltt, 10 lbliebt
eiid) 81 gerciuen 5uiommen, socnn
,Genbrodt manft Wtod)t," ipie ein
nieoeroeutiheS Spriihport iogt.
Gom fonnt ibr nod tieier unb aus.
Geoebnter ipirfcn. Sammelt Die
Sreunoe oes Elnttoeutihcn in eurer
Stobt, in current 9orf 3lir Tilege
Der Wlitteriprade. Soltet %ein5eln
cber geneiniom oen. Gefbom" .id)lieBt
eud, menn ibr tpollt, DEM .algen1ei.
men Elottbelltiden @erbouo" an, Der
iih iiber eon3 0elttidloib nno ba.
riiber binolls eritrcdt. Wit einem
@ort: ySoItet Elottoeutih ingbren!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Giaarrcn . Weisheit.

Die Wdnrer beurtbeilcn Gigarrer
meiit 10, uie iie Graiten b%clirtbeilen:
nod Der Nubenieite; innen itedt oft
ser Bette Tabaf, nber fuegen besGed.
blattes aIein peridmdbt man iie
icbr oft.
Sic 2iebIoiigfcit itiitet mebr Chen,
oils Die 2iebe. 5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Gurinb.

nSScnn ids nod cinmoI crIcbc,
0aB cS ornuBcn Sriibliua lueroc,
Sid OcS SoOc9 0cdc bcbc,
ltnO ocriiinact ict Die GrOc,
NllcH gSintcr Der @cootfcn
gSilt ih in Der Stllbc Ioiicn,
Nit Scr Sim1c iriidJcn &unfcn
Sie crnclltc Shopiung faiicn.
&cincn Sang mill ih %pcriGumcn
&cinCn Nu@illlN rmtCrluiiCn,
&cincu Nu1cublid nrrtrGumelL
Semen @inf Der 9lit pcrpniicn.
Will Dom @Iun5 Scr WioracuiOnnc
&i3 5lm Sd)cin Der ~NbcnOr0tbc
&nnihcn ic0cm 0rlb Der Monnc,
&ag0boru oocr NirtcnfIote.
&cOcl Nuf oc3 Hudllda borcn,
Scocn Sd)lo1 Der Nohtignllcn,
Hcrdcn in bc3 6iumCIa Gborcn,
Qrpiicn in Oc@ MulocS @uucn.
g9iu an iCocr Gucllc trintcn,
W}id in jc0Cn Shuttcn ltrCden,
S,cocn Strubl Der Come luinfcn,
N}ih in icocm @uid pcritcdcn.
SIc0c 9ioic mill id] piliidcn,
Die inn NtoroCnthult lid bo0Ct,
W}id) mad icocn &cildcn biidcll,
0o9 nit itiucm Quit cinInOct.
@iu nod alien 2iiitcn boid)cn,
Miu ori oGc Sh0ncn 5iclcL
g&ill non alien 0iiitcn noidcn,
g8iU in alien G0ncn ipiclcr,
gEiu am NihtStblm 9ol5 gcnclcn
&om @Cit0it Der langcn gScilc,
Seine 3ciIc Mil ih lcicn
lluo uidt l6rciben cine Belle"
SriCOr. u ii dert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Nni Der Snfc uadJ Dem Gnlinans
Tiamnnt.
Bon San &eitb y.
(2IltS Dem @oIlGuoilhcn bon Grno
&iS.)

(9lltS Dem @oll0uoii6cn bon Grllo
@iS.)
Sic bcgrcifcn ii6cr, bab id) nl@
gutter <Sournnliit Der iJ 81 icin boi.
fc, mcille Hdd)te ihldlloS Ocrbrnd)t
babe, ieit0em cs nit Si6crbeit icIt.
ltcbt, Dab Der Guuinon : CLAIMANT
id, IN &lmitcr0um bciinOct.
Ser Gullinan!
Sd mllBte oorilbcr boron, oorilbet
iprchcn, i'm iebcn....
glbcr c9 nar unmoglidl III icinc
NGbc 5u fommen. Nic ciu 0icb
id)lid) id) togSiibcr I'M Oic 0iomant.
ihlciicrci an Der NmitcI, no or be.
ipabrt miro. Geritoblen 5dbltc id)
Die llnnloile Der 6enitcr Der 6obrit,
mcld)e nit ibrem boben, cilcrncn8lt.
fer Den Ginorud zines @ciulgniHc&
o0cr elmer Seltlttg mnd)tc, - mo
bod o~n5icbeno burd Ole Gtnfod)bcit
Der Nrditcftltr mirtte.
Miun lab Elm bemodteS Gorticr'
boll2, bintcr Den StGbcn oc2 @ittcr3
iunteItcn bic llniiornlfnople Der
SduBlelltc.
Vic N1fte blcibcn idlnilos.
SSdl lab 0cn Claimant in meil1clt
il~cberboiten SrGumert. Sd griif
nod Inn, ober eS mar feiu niebri.
gc9 Strcbcn nod) 9eiit. Sd grill
ourud) iuie Elm GidJter, Scr icin OBJ
left Oa meiB. Ger oie foitlihc Snipi.
ration beinobc i'll ieincm @creid) bat,
Der ieincn Stoii, icin alcinoO ioit
5llnt @criibren, gum Seitboltcn Dor
lid licbt, un0 ood) nid)t bari nld)t
fam.
Sitter, TortierS, SdubIciltc, &c
beimpoli5iitcrb NcOicntt, meteroidt
Wullcrn bon Cement mo GiIcn, icll-
ericlte Shr1nfc, Elm unilbcrminoli.
der eingcnidelter Siderbcita0ienlt!
limo icbcu Gag mnroen meme
Guolen - iournollitiIh 0ciproden,
GROCER, bcitIger!
Mon borte 10 piel: Die Scrrcn gS.
ihcr, Sod)peritGn0ige I'M Giomant-
iodl loBen t0glid) ilbcr Den Stein'
flilnlpcn 0ebogen. Gle madtcn Ont.
niiric. YlGue. WoOcllc ans 8loS,
@ppe; tic iorid)tcn un0 5%cid)nctcn, be.
red)ncten Die Gbnnceu. Sic marcn
mie Sperotellre, Die Dor Dem Gin'
trctcn in ocn Sperutionaiuol nod
cinmnl berotben, ibrc Giognolcn &C.
gen chamber o~biuG9en, nm Damn &C.
meinidoitIid) ciu llrtbcil 81 iGlcn.
GieS nIleS muBte id) luobl. Iud)
cob Der aoni9 BON England icin
politics G%ertraucn mlSgciprud)cn bat.
tc, Dob er ieinen 0eifoll ilbcr Den
ibm por9cIcgten Gntiullri, ipic Der
Stcin meroen ioltc, geGuBcrt babe.
I'D idlob fcin Ahl9e mcbr, bis Der
Gag onbrod, an ocul Der Giantont
en0lid 9cipnlten (oocr iuie Der Sod
ousbrud loutet, ocflooit) mcroen
loutc.
8 8rouiamfcit bes @crlicS, Die
MIR oieienigen fennen, Die Die Iutre'
giingen unieres Tod)eS bis in tbre
perlodenbIten uno umcrreldteltet
Sicien geiiiblt bobenl
"a ltano es in Der 3eitlmg. MIDI
tern inter 2ofnlneuigfelten: oSeutc
iii Der Guainan 9inmort nit gu
tenn eriolg in Der 0iamantidleiicrel
Der 7irma 6. :. Isider gclpolten
irproen."
llnb mein Sieber itieg rapio.
@noIid, bo es .aeidbrlif ST. iuer'
ben anfing eing i'd bin, entitlolien,
rubig, nnerbittIidl. @ir iino graii'
fam eegen inns ielbit, ipenn Die DC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
gnqenebmer Ser It c If.

angenebm er Ser ed. =
3onte: .Nie? Sbr ipielt Terlteden,
nno 3n, fleineS 2iesben, mliBt int
nier Die groBen ainber inhen? ga
iinbeit 0u gemib Niemanoen?"
2iesden: .Sogar iebr leid)t lie
pcritedcn iid ia aae INNER in Der
Speiiefommer."
3nfrieoenaeitellt - SEER:
.Ias Bib lit bon meiner Sodter,
oieie Stotlie BON meinem Sobne, Die
ies Bud bier lit bon mir nito otela
Symphonic bon mciner Srau."
@uit: sd itolne, - aber lagen SIC
mir bod, pon ipem miro benn oos
MittassmobI beute iein?" = SER:
Bon u~nierer a6fin. "-@ait: D1ott
lei Ianf!"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
Seventy Thousand Dollars
Raised Thus Far to Defray
the Expenses Of Event.


WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. a.
Secretary Thorn. OF the inaugural
committee, and his corps of assist
ants. has nearly completed the roster
OF committees and recorded them at
headquarters at the New Willard.
Additions to sevep committees We're
reported from the ofic OF Chairman
SteIlwagen. Tho committee on print
ing was approved and made public
and great number of tho prelim-
mary details OF the arrangements for
the 18th of March ceremonies were
disposed Of.
Milton Z. Allies, chairman of the
finance committee. is one OF the hap
picst men in waehington. The guar
antec fund ia growing rapidly and
soon afternoon yesterday passed the
$7O,O0p mark. subscriptions large
and small como in every mail. and
Mr.. Allies feels confident that the
committee will be able to frame its
plans on tho 5000 basis. Should
this amount be pledged within the
nest few days tho committee VIII
have plaln sailing to the most elab-
crate and interesting inaugural GER
er!lonies ever seen in Washington.
OrSanizat ions Want places.
Thomas p Morgan yesterday re-
ccived several communications from
civic bodies for places In tho march
ling column. and his Office was busy
answering letters and recording the
.cIvic bodies which will be here 10
participate.
General Johnson is also receiving
communications from military organ
izations which win appear in the pa
rade, and is beginning to build up
that part of tho marching line.
With the approval OF Chairman
steIlwagen. the following were added
TO the COMMITTEES on civic organiza-
tons: Myron w. cady. n Frey, c.
A. Miller Eluor e. Ramey and G. +.
Wood,
The following were added to the
finance committees John Callahan.
e. d. olds. w f. Heron. Il. O..
Brainerd. ana. Archibald Hopkins.
To the press committee the follow
ing were added Col. II. l.. snyder,
C. $. Mercer. George w. Haines,
Frank l.. Frcegone ana Thomas F.
Logan.
TO the fireworks committee were
added Nal. NJ ] BuQneii and Louis
$ Bufdette.
Repumican Club Gets Place.
Thomas r Morgan, chairman Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
TGyGH BUNCH
Arrested in Wheeling Charg-
ed With Violating Inter
nal Revenue Laws.

PARKERsBURG Dec. 24-Depu-
ty United states Marshal ,EIzie Will
Ilans OF Wheeling. and William
Gompers, acting as u guard. has ar
rived here from Wheeling with i've
coIored prisoners. charged with vio-
lations Of the internal revenue laws
in selling liquor without a license,
The names of the prisoners are: Pete
Davis, George Fox, John Johnson,
Jessie WhetzeI and Hattie Johnson
Another one % tho crowd arrsted
was Lizzie Johnson, better known in
Wheeling as Big Liz" who was re-
leased on Tuesday on $1,000 bail 70
answer to The federal grand inry at
the January term of court in this
city, and the others We're committed
to jail in this city.
The complaint was made by Dep
uty Revenue Collector II. 5. Steck
and the prisoners Were arraiEned be-
fore United states Commissioner G.
=. Boyd Jr., OF Wheeling. Tho FanS
have been celebrated M the Nail
city for their reckless selling OF LID
.uor. inhabItnE the famous Alley G.
near the upper market house in tina
city, and have given the city author
tiles there great deal OF trouble
Their game, it Is alleged. is to Eei
strangers, and particularly foreign
crs. to one ~ their dives. usinE dope
quite frcquentlS To rciicvc thcm Of
their money.
big Liz" it Is said. has been in DO
lice court in wheeling no less than
twcntv-hvo times during the las
year and her bad record was re-
sponsI6le to a large extent Tor hel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
LARGE ORDER
TO Be GIVEN
BY the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company for
Steel Rails This Year

1,y,tC-r 49,, . re- ~
i'4A !, : ~ -. :. - T. .,,,l
sil'S'''iiii a1l''l, - ''sitL =, ~. ~;
more 'o No -,
Illntes OF cue i.uli'oS' % s,'tis % ~.
1 1iltiS' 'FeH ttiea tot t.tS 10 - go 80
c 81 tue i's"Fg1 D'1'.o@r 0'SoO .anS
eV,V"" Ions. me sstl.l''','S 80 ,Is ~"
.'si,'tr i,,si'.','t ST. 49,, - -
prell 'ili'''.rN 20 tile pi'e,,s ~,
.[tets' - !uNi ~ . ~. y ,,I,
9tust VIZ pS 600 "a
Jesse or railS eoS' e" ,,,,,
open He.a''" i'ltiS liz
more, ile t"''li IS !, -
vi Noty-,S ~ We
''u.ooV' ,, 60,
= Is "eliTseu nc wa - -
CornpanN WIZ receive ! ''l ~ y,
Oh the oraeF ioF i0eISsI it,S.. 80
Is inc PoAeY Oh tIie % = - -
70 encourages i''uuS.'''S ,..,,
aiohE HS system t',s
concern dofs not hia''u'''StuF'' "I'''i-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
g
w As
Declares United States 3sps
nty Marshal IIupp
the Affair.
NIANNER "a sIIooTI g
As Wen AS Mans Record
Shows He Could Have
Been Taken Easily.

Deputy AIarshal Hupp vel e94
arrested Tom Maiden for rqnnir
speakeasy In Fairmont. e y FeQ.
examination before Conini
Lilly at Grafton and gave bond
the sum OF $500 for his appear nee
here on the 6rst day o1 the Jenpa ~
term OF United States court, say5 tbs
Parkersburg State Journal, DEBILITY
Hupp came IN this morning and q
spend Christmas here with his flg1-
NY. He has quite a number. Of
oners scattered through the 9Ail on
the interior which he win bring here
for the coming term Of court. oI1r
viii be brought I'm from Grafton tatl
on the hrst day Of january.
In speaking OF the recent kil1lng
OF Deb Moore by Wheeling ofieels Of
the State, near Philippt, Eopaty
Hupp said that during his i've years
as deputy marshal he had never had
any evidence that Moose was mioogt-
sinner, the offense With, which he
was charged by the state. During
this time Moore had never been be-
fore the Federal court
''He was shot down, in his shirt
sleeves and unarmed, In the yard OF
his home said Col. Hupp.
had had occasion to take him, which
I never did, could have done 60
without any trouble, not because
am such hero or fire eater, but sl1n-
ply because knew him and7treatetl
him like man. Whenever hey
went after Moore. they did It IKE
they were hunting a wild beast e.lid
It aroused every grain Of the aGht
ing instinct in hlms which as
strong He had the reputa ton OF
Being bad man. and he was, when
reused. He Was much such man
as Humes DevRug GINA natural BORN
Col. Hupp had Just received his
monthly leker from William Il.
1t was the usual tlleglble
and incoherent scrawl that the big
deputy has been receiving from the
old gentleman ever since he arrested
him for sending dun on a postal
card, some two years ago. shriyer.
who had lived at Randall. since
became mentally unbalanced through
business troubles and the Remena-
brauce of the postal card incident
preys on his mind. The letters.
which are totally without meaning.
revolve about the episode: The
Colonel has long ago given up ttls
at decipherIng them, and
merely hles them away for future
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
IVA JGURAL ARRANGEMENT
RAPIDLY BEING COMPLETED

the civic organizations committee,
has assigned to places in the parade
the Republican organizations OF New
York county, which Will be repre-
scented by about 200 men and a. brass
band
Frank r Gilbert, OF Buffalo. which,
with their white hats and red, white
ana blue suits attracted so much att
tention In the last inaugural parade.
will be on hand again.
The Uniform Rank OF the AIacca-
bees. according to arrangements
made yesterday between Mr.. Morgan
and w II. Sletzer. of Cleveland. o.
viii participate in the parade. Tn
washington companies have ar
ranged quarters scr the visitors. and
the Cleveland organization expects
to turn ont y fine body OF men.
Thomas r. Judson, of Utica, n. Y.
writes that the Sherman Scouts"
of that city, VIII Join tho marching
column with los men and a drum
corps.
Mr.. Weller at Work.
Michael l. Weller. chairman of the
public comfort committee, has his Of
fec in the Merchant & Mechanics
Bank building in working order, and
has Begin to file applications fol-
quarters and to receive Offers for
,rooms and meals for the army of
visitors who Will be in Washington
during the inauguration week
The committee ON printing was am
nuouced yesterday as follows:
scott C. Bowen. chairman; F'reder-
ick L. Chaplin. Arthur B. Baker, Ira
Il. Bennett, John b. Dickman. s. b.
DonnelIy, Isaac Cans. j. ~. Heron.
william A. Hill. Edward L. IIillyef,
Raymond Patterson. D. s. Porter,
Joseph s. Ralph. william s. Rossi-
ter, Hugh Z. Rowland, Edgar D.
shaw. Charles G. Thompson, John L.
weaver, Alexander Wolf. n. A..
wickershnm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
mon COM! RMEg
Is the Appointment of Work
But Will Be Soon After
the Holidays.

PARKERSBURCf. Dec. 24--As IL
is now certain that George Work viii
not be confirmed as collector by the
senate tin fter the holiday recess. 1t
is not probable that he viii take hold
until the first OF February. After
the confirmation tho department It
washington decides when the trans
fer shall be made ana Il Is not likely
that 1t will mako thetransfer In the
middle 'of the month.
When Mr.. work takes hold he Will
find the personnel OF the office forfia
just as It was when Mr.. Glasscocie
resigned. All o ftte officers who fol-
lowed Mr.. White UP. when the lat
ter ascended to become acting coli
old positions n. held .N.s,.-.
lector, will ascend back into their OLD
positions as as Capt White aaSlintee
the posiuon OF chief deputy The
promotions were temporary, PEND
ing tho settlement OF the COLLECTOR
ship. and. providing for such a COR
tingency az has arisen. Captain
White did not MI the last vaennny
created by them, in Wheeling. All or
the deputies arc secure of their
places Including Mise Edith srioot
tn stenograpller. The talk Of hr
Works retaining Capt White a.
chief deputy has been rather super
fiuous Capt. White. like the otiiers.
Is under civil service. and wnufd
ma turally retain his position.
i |
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
NAY SUCCEED HIMSELF

Justice wIulam r Ross, of Ton-
mile district will likely succeed hirn-
SELF. Several months ago he was APP
pointed 10 the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of j. b. InnIs. who NOV
ed to Illinois. and at the recent elec-
ton Lloyd Anderson was elected but
he declines to serve. a petition has
been before the county court to APP
point Mr. Ross. but the coGrt decided
that he would hold over until jan
uary l. as his successor has not
quaIned aud does not intend to do
so. 1t may be that ne will then be
appointed,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
STUDY OF EYE.
Is TO Be Continued at To-
nights School of Local
Physicians.

ceubcr OF those who are taking the
post graduate course orrthc Harrison
County Medical Society win he held
in the Empire building tonight and
the diseases of tho eye win be taken
up again for study aud lecture.
The following program win be OBJ
served:
Tho Diagnosis Of Catoract-Dr r.
r. Dew
Tho DiagnosiA of aloucomo-pr
e. \. Wilson
Foreign Bodies in Eye-pr. q n.
Ogden
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
PLAYERS SOLD
Two Favorites Are to Go TO
the Dallas, Texas, Team
Next Season.

Fob Coucway and George Mc-Avoy
q fthe local team OF tie PENNSYLVANIA
ana Oost Virginia baseball league,
have hean sold TO tho Dallas club Of
tho Texas iengue aud viii piay in the
latter leaEuc IN" coming season. The
sale whs NEGOTIATED and completed
h4. John Wickcnhofor. Of wilsonburE'
WHO is PLAYER on the Fort Worth
Texas, team, whose club Is mem
Der rthe Texas league. Their de-
parturo fram the chrkshurg team Is
Q matter Of regret as thoy made good
and wore ravnritcs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24

: Mrs Ncllic steel. Of Parkersburg,
who Is visiting in ISairmPnt viii er
rive hero in day or 50 10 visit rel
atives -and friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
WILSON is FINED
by squire G. II Gordon for Assault
and Battery on Carload

Sam Wilson, colored, was fined So
and costs in trial before squire q.
II. Gordon "Wednesday for assault and
battery upon Frank Carload, also
colorod. Sam made arrangements
10 pay his fine and was released.
Constable r. e. Kidd made the ar
rest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
CHTIDnEN Rn07TNDED.

The children Of the Episcopal
sunday school are requested not to
forget the Christmas tree In the par
4sh house Friday, evening at 7;0o
o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24
1IDIED b TRAN

= Iohn BIastsalS. a foreigner ems
ploved at the tin plate mills. was run.
down and killed by No. s 5 last night
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
ORDWAY PINK MEATS

The Denver Field and Farm Of this
week contained the following In re-
gard to the Ordway Pink Meat Can
talcupes which were in such demand
last season due TO the delicious flavor
impaired by the soil in this immediate
melons grown in other localities do
not have the same distinctive flavor,
hence do not bring the price the local
crop demands.
The prospects are good for an i'm
mense crop this season and the grow
ers are anticipating good returns
and in all probability, will not be
disappointed:
zone Of the genuine novelties
among our many cantaloup creations
Is the pinked ileShed variety origin
ating at Ordway in OterO county.
This cantaloup is OF late variety and
strain, highly developed and improved
in the immediate vicinity Of Ordway.
1t is of fair medium size with thick,
juicy pink meat, delicious, spicy flavor,
small seed cavity, u long keeper and is
therefore profitable as a safe shipping
product. 1t is grown only by the Ord
way Cantaloupe association, the mem
bers OF which last year controlled
about 500 acres and this year will ship
from the same number OF acres. The
fruit is illustrated on this page by
courtesy of the Ordway Era and we
are hoping to see some OF these melons
on the Denver market this fall"
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
ANGEL WITHOUT WINGS.

so you have come in answer TO ny
advertisement for once boy" said
the old broker briskly. "DO you
smoke cigarettes?"
NO. SIR" replied the sanity youAg-
stsr in the doorway.
Chew gum or read novelist"
Never. sir"
PLAY juggler with the paper
weights or talk nonsense through tho
telephone when your employer 10 ab-
sent?"
mo. SIR"
Ever go to the circus!"
Never saw circus In my life, sir"
How about baseball? Do you take
Two or three afternoons a week to see
the gamer"
Don't like baseball, SIR"
The old broker bit the end on his
cigar.
my boy" he said. quietly, this IL
the twenty-ninth story. isn't TT"
Il think so. SIR"
Well. 1t is not high enough for
you"
Not high enough for me, sirf"
NO. you belong up In paradise."-
Chicago Daily News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
PECULIAR FREAK IN AN
ORCHARD AT MANZANOLA

A peculiar happening In fruit circles
has been reported from the farm OF
sam Mccarthy, about half mile
southwest OF ManZlnOla. Out OF n
large orchard of apple trees. McCar-
thy has only l53 trees which are
bearing apples, and these are said TO
be loaded, the owner dispUsing OF the
fruit at good prices. The trees which
were not bliehted by the frost were
on the north side OF the orchard, and
were more exposed than the rest, the
blooms OF which were killed.
The trees which did not bear were
irrigated last fall, while the row on
the north side was not, and TO this
fact is attributed the peculiar happen.
ing, the owner believing that these
trees did not come into bloom as early
rs the others, and their blooms, there.
fore, were not harmed.
The trees in the Mccarthy orchard
are about the only ones which arc
bearing throughout the valley, as far
as the Kansas line. Pueblo Star.
Journal.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
BEET CONTEST

On Saturday, the lst day OF August,
1905, at O'Clock, p. m, at the Office OF
Downey Bros. Il Co, | will give the
following cash prizes for the best
samples Of Sugar Beets grown for The
National Sugar Manufacturing Co.
each sample To consist Of three CD
beets:
Ordway and Numa district. lSt
prize, IS. co; End. $500; 3rd, 500
King Center and Olncy district. lst
prize, IS. 90: 2nd, $500; 3rd, $500.
Prizes will be awarded according to
shape, size and length Of bccts.
GEORGE EDWARDS