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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01
TO THE TUNE
OF A BIG SUN
Prisoner in Police Court Tues
day Morning Claims His
Pocket Was Picked.

Two prisoners appeared in person
before City Clerk Cole in police court
Tuesday morning, one victim was rep-i
resented by his fine, and fourth sent
her regrets.
Lee Wilkinson pleaded with tear
full eyes that he had his trunk an
packed and was ready 10 skip town
for good hut fell In with some Of the
good fellows whom he wished to bid
goodbye wit hthe result that ne found
himself behind the bars OF the city
lookup a few hours later. He was
given one more chance 10 get out of
town by Clerk Cole.
P. NJ. Mick. supposed horse-tra-
der. claimed he had been robbed Of
s3l245 some time Monday evening.
He arranged to pay his fine of 50 and
costs for being drunk.
A pnt-up fine was paid by NJ. s.
Jeffers. amounting TO $3.50, and was
placed in the city treasury.
Lydia McDevitt had absorbed too
much liquid Joy TO stand up straight
and accordingly sent her regrets over
to the acting mayor for her non-ap-
pearance. She was allowed to re-
main in jail ten days longer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01
MESSAGES
OF Love-. Business and Other
Affairs Await Callers at
THE POstoffice.

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man. n -e'e Siasksnarg epostotiice
ana me Esassler has advertised
mem, Y hs ape not called for
WITHIN 'aAilE DAYS tney VIZ pc for
J, easaea y vs. asad iester once. The
iist = q 1iss ows:
: LEWIS AAMSo. MISS Mabsl Adails.
p a. Ao@A WnA. Ameers, Frank
!. fsflaSesco suseppa Angelo'
slgnor Mlilando. Sepyseeo Ailepenke,
ayiilca BAlfs. MISS Hanna Boil!ns'
:. MAY Saasell, T. Bonneli, Mrs
, Emma s so Broaddus, Pietro
Zero uall'p AEs- Llm Cross, 9. NJ.
S CINE. mss NANCY Crawford, Miss
uiive oiiaEt'eef. IS Mrs. ONE Davis.
mrs. Y, .B-e p5lgl erty. Isaac Davis,
MS; ars. q. H--p@a. Ed. Dickinson. Reny
Deimoue Reaa Deasan, John Fisher
=. 4. felesA ~ y. Fulty Miss Myrtle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01
STATE MISSIONS
viii Be One of the Chief Cues.
tons at Christian
Convention.

The annual convention OF the
Christian churches OF West Virginia
will be held in Clarksburg septem-
Der 16 to 10, inclusive. State mis-
sions wili be the most important top
&c discussed.
The convention will be held in the
new First Christian church and sever
al hundred delegates from different
parts Of West Virginia will attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01
THE GREAT sHARKEY
WILL BE AT THE EAIR

FAIRMoNT. Sept Tom shar-
key the old prize fighter. OF New
York. has entered horse in the races
to be held here. Mr.. Sharkey was
probabl ythe greatest heavy weight in
his time, and has entered a horse in
the races TO be negotiated September
1913, and a letter to the manage
ment from Mr.. sharkey states that he
intends to be with his stable through
this section.
In the Coal and Coke stake. the
2:17 trot, Mr.. Sharkey has Klondyke,
a bay gelding by Quartermaster; dam
daisy. The horse is said to be
good one and he Is expected to pick
up more than feed money over this
circuit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
ooNsrlTuuloNAI AMENDMENT.
a ProclalunllOn= by the Governor!

I, VIM Dr o, Dawson, governor Of
the State oOl West Virginia. pursuant
to the cOhItItutton} and laws of said
State, DO hIEle this proclamation an
nouncing tte Ebe voters OF the. State
Of West VNtEn1a that on Tuesday,
next, after tne first Monday in No
vember, In THE year one thousand
nine hundETd and eight, at the gem
eral electlcDn leId on that day there
will be 81 ltnEtted for ratification or
rejection t4Eo separate amendments
to the cot-nItEltiOn OF the state, as
follows, tO-EE;
First GropOscd Amendment.
That seGHoE four OF article four
OF said coSi'tAtutlo be amended so
as TO read as follows:
"Sec. No person excepting citn-
zens entltl@d 60 vote. shall be elected
to any stsat county, or municipal
office; but he governor and judges
must have stained the age OF thirty,
and the eatlor-ney general and. sena-
tors the aGs OF tvSenty-five years. ut
the begirnuhE- OF their respective
terms Of sesrlCe; and must have been
citizens Of The state for fiye years
next preceding their election or APP
pointment 81 be citizens at the time
this constitution goes into operation"
Said fiBst proposed amendment IL
designated Qualification Amend
ment," anG on the ballot will be
printed:
90 Qual s.lNatlon Amendment"
AmenulETS section Your of article
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THOSE X l SW,-.yrs she r.ueoa.,o. :,
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Tor reio,,i..,. pASs VIZ Voc
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ne follow, &''>S - - " ieAu
.sec "a M ,o,nr,ts,,on .A.,
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~ ana Sd.g,@,"I~ eg,oe 81. ' ne ' .n..
NJ sIx yo,r-r, w. orc.,1tIns y. Az az,
,oaat,nr !, !, "a observation-disclosures. a. - .t'
ansn - - s ,aa t,ifF
Il, s,ch m,,-,,n., ~, ~ o..tei WIS
IN such HuSa,lsr as tney may deter.
NINE one % theIr number who shall
mold MS ontire For term of two
years, ono EHc four years and one for
six years sodttaat one shall be elected
every six yetifz But no two of said
commissioners shah be elected from
the same EuaElsterial district. But
II two or MORE persons residing in
the same adiEict shah receive the
greater nurEEbc- OF votes cast at any
election, thOCa only one OF such per-
sones receIVVihE the highest number
OF votes SEHnlI be declared elected.
Said comm. inl nners shall annually
elect pne OF tlaeir number president,
and each AhiEI receive four dollars
per day for-h his services in court, to
be paid ou3t % the comfy treasury:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01
PUBLIC RECEPTION

There will be public reception at
Reeds hall tonight, given by the or
der Of st Luke. Mrs. James Hayes,
Of Washington, D. c., win be present
and win probably give short talk
to those present. All are cordially in
vited TO attend. and members are
urged to be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01
Hnw,s rHrs2

We offer One Hund7ed Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF CftagEh that can
not be cured by Halls datarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known r.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lleve him perfectly honorable In al
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations MADE
wAIDTNa. KINNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS. Toledo q.
Halls Catarrh Cure Il taken internai-
", acting directly upon the hood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi.
monials sent free Price Is cents per
bottle. Sold By all Druggists.
Take Halls Family PMS for constipa-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01
CLOTHING
Mems and Youths Suits

VIII be sacrificed at prices unheard of before We
have gone over the stock and find the sizes badly
broken, but there sizes to fit all and the assort-
ment is large, so have no fear about making Sc
lection All we ask is come and try.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01

Weak Kidneys surely point to wax kidney
NEWS fha kidnoys Ike the Heart and tho
e,oriAch. md their Woakncss. NOT IA the orran
tt,eit, hut IN Tie nerves thar ccltrcl and guido
And sirerrthcn than Dr. Shops Restorative Is
medicine specifically prrpafq1 70 rnaeh thns8
coltrQlh ling nerves. 10 doctor the kidneys alone.
we'll
II your hack ACHES Or Is weak. II tho urine
tcalds Or Is tAtk and fuug, ~ you have symptoms
OF BIZ ghts or ether distressing az dangerous kid
ney disease. tn Dr sh0opi nostunafirea month
Tablets OF LiQpi4--ard SEE what Il can and win
dotoF you. pEuggist recommend and sell
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-01

Dewluscarboilzed witch Hazel
salye is TIN best thing to. use for
piles. soIiby all dealers. :
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
DO THEY BURY DEAD?
Strange Antics of Arizona Genus
 SkunI. Leads to This Belief

The Globe Silver Belt recently started the query, "Why Are Wildcats WI,d." Now comes the Prescott Courier and perfumes the air with 8 Ierplexing problem "Do Sknnks Bury ;heir Dead" In support of the ques- tion quotes W A Deering, the Thumb Butte rancher. who claims they do. Dead skunks that he has placed at certain points always disappeared dur ing the night. Recently he killed 6 skunk and placed it in some bushes near the roadside. It SO happened that he was passing this place before daylight next morning and he saw six or seven skunks cross the road in sin- gle file, with measured tread, in seem- ing mournful procession and enter the clump of bushes where he had placed she dead skunk. The next murning the csrcass of the skunk had disap. pesred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
The faqui Indians Now Negotiating with Mexican Government
 Conditional Surrender

It is understood that final arrange ments have been made for the com- plete surrender of the hostile Yaqui Indians on the 20th day of next month. Ex-Governor Yzabel of So- nora who has been in charge of the peace negotiations with the Yaquis is now in the city of Mexico making the peace arrangements witt President Diaz.
 The Yaquis have asked that the wo- men and children who have been de- ported to Yucstan be sent back to them and that they be allotted certain land for agricultural purposes. In re- turn for these concessions, they will lay down their arms, abandon their mountain strongholds and will five in peace and will no longer wage war. They ask to be treated as any other citizens of the republic, stating that they will do their part in the payment of taxes and will be loyal citizens.
 The general opinion is that Presi- dent Disz will grant the concessions asked for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
IN THE COU RTS
0oings In the Various Courts ol Record of Cochise County
 Arizona
DISTRICT COURT.

Suit 55l6 filed; w Kline vs City of Douglas. F A Daley e. al; suit to pre- vent tax collector from collecting taxes on certain Douglas property, aud injunction restraining tax collector from placing lots on delinquent tax list.
 Suit 5151, judgment; Paul s kWar |. nekros ct al, Dr, and Thos Cowsn. CT; costs S4O5.
 Suit 55l5 filed; Joshua A Lee ct al vs Fl Globo Mining < Milling Co ct al petition for receiver.
 Suit 55l7 filed; James harman vs F \ Trask; contest of election for constable, election precinct No. f.
 PROBATE COURT.
 Estate Elizabeth Mary Simmons; order authorizing sale of Tombstone property.
 Estate Julia V and Edward V Sim mons, minors; authorizing sale of tombstone property.
 Estate Elizabeth Mary Simmons; decree establishing notice to creditors. Estate Wi,bert A and Charlotte Nercoy Mapes, minors; order of al. lowauce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
!! Up- Date Assay. Office.

Prof. F.. M. Wade, of the we!l.known firm of Wade & Wade, Los. Angeles, has established a first class branch laboratory in Nogaies, which will be under his personal management. The office is designated as the Uncle Sam Assay Office. Prof. Wade will make 6 speciality, beyond the ordinary work, in the testing of rare metals and minerals, the snalysis of oils, waters, guanos; cyanide and other metal lursicsl tes,s.
 He comes highly recommended by | the secretaries of the chambers of Commerce and Mines of Los Angeles. Hon. J. Ross Clark, of the Salt Lake Ky Co., and others. He is the origin. ator and inventor of come very simple and easily mastered chemical methods 1 of assaying, suited for the use of the ordinary mining mao and prospector. The methods check up closely with the fire assay, and the outfit, with e book of instructions, is enclosed in sn ordin ary hand case that can be transported anywhere. Demonstrations will bt freely given a. the Uncle Sam Assay Office, CD North Morley Avenue Nogsles.
 Power has been installed for crush.
 ing large samples. dl6.I
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20

being caught in the fly wheel of a gas 1 oline engine, died in the hospital at Yuma. He was horribly msngled, one arm being torn of. leg broken and a gssh cut in the head.
 It has been reported in Tucson on reliable authority that there is q movement on foot to divide the freight division east of Tucson, which now extends from Tucson to Lordsburg, into two divisions. If such action is taken. it will mean the loss to Tucson of approximately 70 railroad men.
 Irving Meskimmons, the Phoenix school teacher, who was last week ar rested on chargs of inhumsnly beat e -tsdent in his care, was found guilty Saturday of simple assault.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
Director Earle Pleased
 With the Outlook

Frank c. Earle, general manager of the Fl Paso Smelling company, was Tombstone visitor yesterday on busi- ness. returning to the Pass City today. MT, Earle was former Tombstoner and besides being director is heavily in- terested in the Hershsl Mining com- pany, which is in the bonanza class of producers in Tombstone district. At the present time the Hershal mine is employing more men than at any time in it's history. MT. Earle was greatly pleased over the outlook at this promising property, which con- tinues to makes its regular shipments to the smelters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
From Mondays Daily.
The Red Men met tonight.

Charles Lindsey, chief of the Mer.
 chants' Police of the city of Douglas, is a county seat visitor for few days on business before the district court. This is Chief Lindsey's first visit to
 Tombstone and he is greatly impressed
 with the historic city.
 According to the announcement of
 the Naval Observatory there will be
 four eciipses next year; two of the sun and two of the moon. The first eclipse of the sun, June l6, will be
 visible Tn large portion of North America, but the second. December l2, will be invisible in the United States. The lunar eclipses will take place on June and November 26. The first will be visible in part of North America, and the second throughout the continent.
 The cowboy with his picturesque leather trappings, h;s jipgling spurs and his fortyfive are fast following the wake of the Indian; like the red man he is being pushed by other interests into his last aridable and mountain strongholds. He is rapidly riding into historic yesterday.
 The trappings of the cowboy and his mode of life are going fast. but the cowboy himself, the man. still lives in the clear eye, quick hand and steady nerve of his sons. The life their fath- CTS lead was romantic, but the history that the sons are building contains it's share of romance also.
 Arizona is favored by nature ss one of the cowpunchers strongholds. Per- haps it will be upon Arizons's soil that the lsst cowpony is unssddled and turned to another kind Of work; but even here, with few exceptions, 1t is only in remote districts that the cow boy, the bronco buster, is seen in his element.
 The Stafford Journal, speaking of the annual busting of broncos at the c. c. c. farm near Ssfford says Eighty head of "snaky broomtails" raised in the Sulphur Springs valley have been driven in from their summer range in the Black river country to be broken during the winter. About fifteen have been ridden for the first time; it will take until March, however, to get them resoy for the regular COW hsnds,
 The Electric Theatre opened Satur- day and an excellent program o moving pictures was presented. Master Earl simpson, who has appeared before Tombstone audiences before appeared at the opening night and as usual his songs were well received. Miss Hazel Yoho proved herself an accomplished pianist and many favorable comments were heard on the suspicious opening. rhs Electric will elbow at least four nights weekly and announcement will be made in the regular advertising space. The next show will be tomor- row night,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
Its Great"

This just about sums up the per. formsnce being given by Richard & Pringles Famous Minstrels. The managers of this noted company have gathered company of singers, dsnc- CTS, comedians, speciality artists and musicians from the very first ranks O! minstrel talent. The company num- bers forty, and the program they are offering is thoroughly minstrel one The date of their appearance at The Schiefelin is next Saturday, Decembe. 18th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
Japanese Immigration
 To Be Prohibited

A Washington dispatch says that when the Japanese diet meets few weeks hence, Baron Komurs, the min Ister of foreign affairs, will make an official announcement ti.at the gov- ernment has decided to prohibit all migration to the United States after 4 gwen date. Thus will disappear the iast remaining difference or possible cause of trouble between the United States and Japan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
Governor Appoints
 New Notaries

The following have recently been appointed notsries public by Governor Kibbey:-
 Anthony Coenen of Tucson. Pima county.
 H. Moder of Clifton, Graham coun- ty. , Milford T. Webb of Pima, Graham county.
 Isabel o. Yaeger of Juniper, Ysva- pal county. II. E. Berner of Tombstone, Cochise county. Miss L. M. Brookner of Globe, Gils county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
ARIZONAN'S HOLIDAY
Christmas Gifts for
 s. P. Employees

The employees of the the Southern Pacific Railrosd company of the Tuc- con division will be the recipients of handsome Christmas gifts, rang ing from turkeys for the married men to boxes of cigars for the single men and other gifts of equal value for those who do not smoke.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
Arizonans Invited to
 Rough Rider Dinner

Invitations have been received in the territory to dinner which will bs given in New York Sunday evening by the Rough Ridersin honor of Major General Leonard Wood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
Notice.

A meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone will be held at the banking house on Tuesday, January F, 1909. at 3 p. m., or the annual election of directors.
 T. R. BRANDT,
 Cashier Tombstone, December ,, 1908. d6
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20

sducsrs Your Boweis wttn Cascarers
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever l9c 0e. 0C C. c, fall, dErogists refund mont!
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Gents Gold and Silver sI.00 Lead 75 cents Gold, Silver, Coppers1.5O
 Samples by mail receive promps attention. Placer Gold, Retorts an Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, ..l536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20

DEED Stella c Morrison to Ada NJ Long, Douglas prop | efty.. -...-.......-. <oVo .' The Pacific Improvement company toJ T Gregg, Benson property ..... 10 .. Rhoda Riggs to William NJ Riggs, land. ..... l . William Nj Riggs to Rhoda Riggs, land =. .. CHATTLE MORTGAGE L A Osthoff to the Oliver Typewriter company, mortgage on type | Writer. ............... 50 -. Frank Bauer to, \ G Murphy, mortgage on horse, delivery cart and furniture and fixtures of butcher business in housias AvO '' Jesse Yoskum ct ux to the Cochise Building and Loan Association, mortgage on property in the Warren town ste -...-... <ouV
 BILL OF SALE The Braun & Ferguson company to the Bis bee Drug company. stores at Bistee, Lo- we'll and Nsco; all Of personal property of company in Los An geles
 RESOLUTION. By the Pacific Improvement com psny
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT $ :Hirsch & Company vs w \ Sparks
 POWER OF ATTORNEY John George Marts to B A Packard general powers
 AGREEMENT Charles L Douglas ct ux with c L Cummings
 WARRANTY DEED. A Dudley ct u1 to NJ igue: EnriQues, property in the Cslu- met Queen addition to the city of Doug las. ............... ITS .. William A Gum to A Haven, Douglas prup- cIty ION B Flynn ct ux to Am. psro A Csstensds, Benson property. ..... 2lO ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

w H Brophy ct ux to Ethel Evely Stoner, Bisbee property ...... U Benton ct rx to Thomas r Nichols, Douglas pISpesty..... Louisa Emerson ct ux to Cecilia NJ Nichols, Douglas property ... VIC Land ct ux to John Lyons, property in the Brysn's addition to the town of Benson ...... Leslie Gstliff to Mary c Gsthff, Douglas prop erty. KC McCutchsn and H G Tip.on to L c Shat tuck, Joseph M Mu- helm and Peter John son. mines situated in the Happy Valley dis ;vrot
 Bisbee Nsco Water com pany to Mary J Cam mack, property in the Mason addition to Bis pee. ....--- Mary J Csmmsck ct uI to F N Howell. prop erty in the Mason sd- dition to the city of btsDee Max Goldms to Will liam H Mallory. prop erty in the city of Douglas ............ Frank Howell to H NJ Woods. Douglas prop tGtS. Thomas Hatton, John Hatton, L c Wilson. A W Wilson and E Nj Quirk to W T Lawson, mines situated m the Tcvis mining d is- trict NJ R Birdwell and J w Birdweli to the Queen oiArizona Mining com. psny, an undivided three-fourth interest in mines situated in the Teyis mining dis. trlct lN Tn mas Sullivan to Isabella iverson, Doug. las property .....
 MORTGAGES Ida B Chelius ct ux to the State Mutual Build. ing and Loan Associa- tion, mortgage on Douglas pruperty.... Iesbella Iverson ct ux to the State tual Building and Loan As- sociation, mortgage on Douglas property.....
 DEEDS, A A Dudley to W E Schwamm, property in Pirtle's Supplemental addition to the city of Douglas. Maria J Noriega to Epeg- m enio Rodsllegss, Douglas property... David Csssady to E A Wilkinson, minee situ- Ated in the Warren district ............ Milton R Harlan to Vii. liam J ThistlewaIte, mines situated m the Warren mining d is- SiNe John T Nicholson to R F Calder, property in che Cslumet.Queen sd- dition to the city of Douglas ............. DD Klepper ct ux to Ben Beverly, Bisbee property...-......... Thomas A Dunbar to Dollie Dunbar, Bisbee property y.---- DA Sslcido ct ux to Matilda J Coulter, property in the He'd. berg addition to the city of BIsbee .......
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Ella Cosite ct ux to John
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-20

ieorge E Crysler ct ux to Susie Stafford, prop erty in Tombstone canyon, Bisbee. ...... 800
 B. IS. DEED. Leonard Mellgren ct ux to Harry NJ Ecker- man, Tombstone prop erty y.......- ...-.... .. Henry Collard to the Gold Nugget Mining company, mines situa- ted in the Apache Pass Oistrlcf- -.........-... T.
 WARRANTY DEED. c s Kellum ct ux to the Wickersbam.Prew- it Cattle company, land ...-............ .. A D c D o Dora mo to Trinidad F Sabsllero,
 property in the Pirtle addition to the city of
 OOugI2s. CVO John E Kansaf et ux to
 John P Trezise, Bisbee
 property ............ l45O ..
 PATENTS. United States of America
 to Peter Havilsnd,
 patent to land. ...... RE. MORTGAGE Daley Stonehouse ct ux to Rhods B Wepzel, mortgage on land ... 25O0 Jake English ct ux to LA Engle, mortgage on household iurni- ture ............... lOoO . | INCORPORATION
 Santa Fe Consolidated Mines con psny | Cuatro Amigas Mining company. l Santa Rosslio Gold Mines ::col pany
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-28
.GHARLEROI
AHEAD AGAIN
BEAT cLkRksRuRG BY THE FA-
VORTEX o SCORE
YESTERDAY.

CLARKSBURG, May eS.-Coal Min
.erf HUMPHREYS. the pitching wonder OF
the charlerot team. hung 1t on the
Drummers yesterday and broke up th:.
winning streak which has lasted since
Soottdale came here. Humphries al
lowed but five hits and these were
well scattered. The only run in the
game was made In the eighth, when
sHouser hit into right field. Osborn sac
9rtfsccd him to second, and he scored
on Daily's fly to left.
Tom cosgrove. field captain OF the
visitors. was fired from the game by
Umpire Gibbs because he was too
strong in his objections TO decision.
WillIg took his place at second anil
Arch Osborn went to right. Score:
! Clarksburg $3.50 o 0 o o 0 o o 90
ACharleroi .0$D o o oO1 OIL