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The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
PROPOSED ORDINA NCE NO.
Concerning Dogs
De 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GREELEY, STATE OF COLO

GREELEY, STATE OF COLO
RADIO:
Section Livery owner or pos
SCISSOR and every person who harbors
or keeps any dog or dogs within the
corporate limits OF the City OF Gree
ley. shall annually on the first Mon
day in May. pay to the City Clerk
OF the City of Greeley. for the use
and benefit of the City. the sum OF
Two Dollars for each and every male
dog and the sum OF Four Dollars for
each and every female dog owned
possessed, harbored or kept by such
person.
Section 2.-Every such owner or
possessor and any person who mar
bors or keeps any dog or dogs as
aforesaid. upon making payment as
prescribed in section /, shall cause
such dog to be registered in the oftico
Of the City Clerk and shall also OBJ
tain through such clerk metalhc
tag. to be stamped rs hereinafter
required; and 1t shall be the duty o
every such person to place upon the
neck of every such dog collar maue
OF durable material, to which sa'o
owner shall securely attach the afore
said metallic tag. II said colia'
shall be lost or removed from the
neck OF any such dog. 1t shall be th'
duty OF the owner, possessor or per
son who harbors or keeps the same
to cause a collar Immediately to os
replaced upon such dog. if said me-
tallic register tag shall be lost or re-
moved from the neck of any such aos
1t shall be the duty of the owner, pos
SCISSOR or person who harbors o.
keeps the same to secure from .hc
City Clerk another metallic tag lo'
which said owner shall pay said c'erN
the sum of Fifty cents.
Section :s.-Tbe City Clerk shau
provide. each and every year, su,U
number of metallic tags as shaii pe
necessary ard of such size and shapo
as may be deemed expedient, th'
shape thereof to be changed ea'"
year, having stamped thereon IN nu-
merical order, beginning with NO !
and also indicating the year tor
which the same are issued. ana 'hr
words, Greeley Dog Tax. ana y
shall be the duty OF such clerk 10
deliver or cause to be delivered one
of such metallic tags to each person
upon the payment of the tax upon
any such dog. and he shall also Keep
record OF the date OIL issue OF the
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
N'ined $40 and o.,

me 'hree drunks arrested Sunday
n,sh' peaded guilty and were fined
~ ana costs each. An extra ten
was added to the sentence Of Tom
Dunhett for carrying a revolver
Lach OF the men found an angel who
stood good FOR the amount ans sayad
tne ,r', ohenders the iguomIay of work.
LIZ sms out the amount with The chain
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
Winter Wheat Up
Severance Specially

Winter wheat is all up in the Sew
erance country and prospects are
good for crops general this year
The .rost did not materially injure
either fruit or sugar beets, as the
season is late and fields are not as
far advanced by three weeks as they
ordinarily are. The Windsor reser-
voir is nearly full, and there will BE-
plenty of water for everybody this
year.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
Hile Estate Settled

finai settlement was reached Mon
day IN the estate of Martha Hile.
Some $3.50 will be divided among
Two sons and two daughters. As
one OF the sons, Marcus, has died
since the estate was entered for Dro.
bate, his share will be proportione1 i
among the other three, If tbero is
any'h'hg ieft after paying his fu-
heraI eXpenses and court cnsts
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
LaSalIe Commcnrrn-...
lLaSaIln sr-..-,. ,,.1"'

D I'17'IT0 sT0T'0II
10 rev, frank Dameta preached the
paccSaiaureate sermon for tha grad
ua,lng class at tho proshvterian
ehufch ., at Lasalle sunday init The
,bo np'em n, was crowded with friends tf
uatos mai 9uua'eS' Ssa. There are 1--WE grad
,ro', ua,es ,, from the tenth Grade and six
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
ws.e Asaapse s4r..wa,d

Thursday . jury In the county
court rendered 4 verdict in favor of
John and George Flanagan against
their landlord. DR.. L. F. Stuenwald,
of Longmont. Neither the Flana-
gans or Stuenwald were satisfied
with the verdict and both gave notice
OF an appeal. The trouble grew out
OF a rental contract for Stuenwald' ;
farm.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
Funeral of Mrs. NnccLcr

The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen Noecksr
was held from the First Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon. with Rev
Lace of the Methodist church Off
ciating The funeral was in charge
of the ladies of the w. o. w, of
which Mrs. Noecker had long been
a member.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
Wife Cots ne =

,.,,.,.,i marlha Leonard was erapted a di-
Vorce on Thursday from " 1eo,-
ara of Fort Lupton. Tbo S,shand
given 't "a appear and the woman was
erroI,, cnen .ne decree on the grounds of
70 Iu,ls. ha S,, She is the lady who refused
10 De chastised with woodnn crntch
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
BPinhar(lt

Mary Beinhardt died Thursday at
her home five miles north of Gree
ley. Deceased was 81 years of age
and is survived by husband and
several children.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICE

So many requests have
come in for copies of the
Tribune containing Horace G.
Clark's article ON reservoirs
and early day irrigation. pub
lishcd u couple Of weeks ago,
that we have decided to re-
publish same in this issue.
There will be sufficient copies
printed to supply any reason
able demand, which may be
had for five cents each.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-12

..ea' IN the eye
,'on shall rsqs
be the duty Il
any other poa
TO take up
that may be
during the TIM
Mayor as aios
as herein prorl
or possessor d
or keeps any d
late any of tn.
tlon shall, upo
in a sum not 4,
than Ten DOLL,
ofense. M
Section g.
expire upon th,
of each year,
the duty of tie
complaint to 4
against a all per,
ply with or vi
provisions NJ
they may be tn
provided; and
OF the City MAJ
pound any uni
found running
this ordinance,
ignated by the
purpose, wherg
shall be kept =
full days after
unless sooner |
Section III
ing impounded.
OF the City r
owner, possess
bors or keep
and If not knc
shall cause to
Hall a notice ID
of said dog or
be. II after
time of impOuI
owner or pen
the possesslon
dogs shall deu
any such dog.c
as hereinafter |
Section 81
as above proyi
appear to cain
after the expil
from the time
ii shall be the
shall TO kill al
dogs.
section 80
entitled to claiu
to redeem any
shall pay TO the
One Dollar iof
and the license
ordinance.
section TO-
for any owner
person who %
female dog, to
run or TO be at
II shall be the
shal to kill and
at the expense 9
dog found rum
Leat, or vicious
or any rabid dd
a rabid dog Y
licensed or not
for any owner
who keeps any
the same lu w
person upon g
tion Of either
his section sha
not less than y
than Ten DOlla,
section i'll
by defined to p
barks at or sn'l
ihe streets or 0t]
| nal ] Jus
or bites horses
streets or other
the city of Grey
he necessary !"
the part OF 'ne
any such dog Im,al
der the proylsl'j !
section FL
ed to be rnhn'nsl lsl
when OF or away
where owned y
ond a." beyond th1
vision y ISL or contIJ
persons who nay
same =, ID
for any perso" !
or dogs or to /
amy manner W, 'D'"r,1
tent or for Tue ,s,s]
any dog or aO1r,l
Greeley ANY \
convicted Of d a
t.u be ny
Twenty-Five ry D0'1'
every o0ens,' ID
section i',|~--s]
,,s city Of Gitfss1
r,,do. coucor''''
pcnlcd ., ord|
Read ',' ,,or
ln doy Of lns,| Mn%
day OF |
raf /
Attest /
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
Held With Program :
Speec ches and Social
and Banquet

~ x y & ~ i = Z .
two Years have gone since
the institution of Adelphi Lodge
10, Independent Order of odd
Fellows, m the city. and the sixty
second aniiyersary was celebrated
Tuesday night in d sitting manner.
The attendance Of the memBe ship
Of the lodge was large and Odd n j.
lows were there from shinnston. sas
lem, Weston, Buckhannon, I.ost
Creek. Adamstop. Wyatt and VIII
sonburg Noble Grand Howard Post
was the presiding ofIicer ana dill
program Of speaking proved Of nluich
Interest and instruction. The speak
ers We're James w Robinson, Dr.
y. n. Flowers, Howatd i. Cunning
ham. Patrick Il. Shields ana ~. ii.
Long, minister. NJ, W obers 81
New MartinsvilIe read NUMBER 81
selections. Music was furnished l,s
the Central Christian church orchess
ira
At the social session in tina BAN
squet llall refreshments were served
consisting Of sandwiches, salads. ice
cream and cake.
Aaeipht Lodge, No. Il, o. q. M
was Instituted March 80, 1S47s uns
"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
Well Known Citizen and For
tner Public Officer 5 Life
is Ended,

Andrew Lyon g dead. He pas
Cd away 1T his home at 627 Prestsl
street "wednesday morning at 4
O'clock pf heart disease after an III
ness oi several months.
M t5yno was 65 years Old and
the san Of William u. and Sarah
Denham Lyon both deceased. Ne
was born October aT. 1913, near
lIepziDat this county and resided
in tlic count ail his life. March 10;
$50 ne married Miss Henrietta
Green who sprecs sded him to the
grave abotit q year ago: To them
worn born lie following childreHs
Mes 9. As Pritchard Mrs: d. d {.
Howell,, Of salen Eustace Lyon,
deceased: Miss $. Jessie Lyon and
2. Beulah Lyon. both Of the city,
q r: Lyon, Of Salem, and. Lee
Lyon. Of this city. are brothers, and
Mrs: Newton Pew. Of Buckhannon,
is a. sister
At the time Of bis death MIR. Lyon
was proprietor of the Acme Collect
ing Agency, which had offices in
the irgsin-L -LipDtncott building. He
served as a constable of Harrison
Icolrty, faithfully and efficiently for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
BIG ENGINE
10 lake Place OF Wrecked
One at Tin Plate lNIillsyls
Built Quickly.

The Aiesta facisiiie 6nit,any So
sitls 5uf has biilt 4 ssx73 Corliss
I'm ans for the phillins sheet b Tln
pIate Company mere ii the renarl
I. 81 \ Short space of tiaie Of s0 days
sffppi which tiIne tiie contfact Mis-
ylet
phe engine II % aifisl ! tFair 81
tonr lin minis foE he Pisillips sheet
and Tin Plate compans ~ acci-
leat mon ao 9reelted liz pre-
gio6s engine sleauwhile the four-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
AN ANN VERSARY
BY ODD FELLOW

def fis uletaon % the ei.'tlg
Lodge q vIsaia ana elected %
mem ,efllip 4 TIM time were g
snftd Masin y Mckinney
Caleb Bosees dames latkpsis
Thomas Meose llbst 4 Lewis
flTAer Lntler alsInonds
psFld aswes y Smith \
2. Iesgas IN James & saFtlett n
stealey Beaianlias Wilson Els
more Hiirses pafissoa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
SUDDEN DEATH
Of Mr.. Moran, of Grafton, +:
Veteran B. & O. Rail-
road Conductor

II. ]. Moran. Of Grafton. veteran
3. y o. railroad engineer, died sud
denly Tuesday evening. Mr.. Moran,
who had retired from active railroad
ing few years ago, was walking to-
wards his home about $3.50 O'clock,
and Just as he was crossing bridge
into West Grafton, he suddenly fell.
When help reached him life was ex-
tinct. 1t is thought that he was sud-
denly seized with an attack OF heart
disease, as he had been apparently
well.
Mr.; Moran leaves q wife and SOW
erai children. Mr. Moran was for 81
number of years engineer on the B. &:
Q. line between Grafton and curnber-
land; and he was one = the bcst
known and most ilighlg respected cit
tzcns of his home town.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
LANDS. nv PRISON
FOR IA KING FEED
William Jones Works Slick
Game ON Meado owbrook
Man But is Caught

p sAi man who, sass IL Is William
Jones. Of peRnsSisS MIA. Is behind tbs
bars of Tie county ian a,visitiiig tife
action OF the next grand inry 81 ti,..
charge Of taking under ialse pte-
lenses thirteen bags 81. iiotse feei
that had been eohsigrid "a j. j. smith,
Of Meadowbfoow az thc Baitinore 4 4.
Ohio railroad station herS ISy oeis
Meyers, liveryman. Jone piea ,it5 i
guilty 9 tie charge ID Justice Cor.
don court Tuesday evening ana VIA
held tof the grand jury under bond 81
$500 efaiflt OF which he was e6,ns
nittad Is tlie Jail.
The bags OF feed were nurcliase i
from Mr. Meyers by Mr.. smith tygso
or three days ago and wcro to be sl,ip.
ped 10 him over The railroad Ions.
saw the bags at tile freight donot ana
told freight clerk no was II, 4.
Smith and that he wanted 10 haulstt,e
feed to his farm instead Of sbisntn,, J,
them. The agent said tho eornnan,,
would have to have the bin of rastlnr
Jones then went to Mir. Movers. toIa
him he was nelghbor Of sm,tb,.
and that the latter had asked him 4,
haul the feed 10 Meadowbrook Ia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
Burglars Break Into the
Queen Pharmacy al.
ShinnstoIl.
I4o oIINDs on i R All.
Thieves Garry OFF $43 Il
Money and Two Meer-
schaum Pipes.

slifN NsreN March 81. Blood
lieands ~ charge pt William slneil.
iac Ripntsl town reform school wore
% tlss ttal today q burglars Who
9rolss lsso fspsen's pharmacy on
lls street Inst night and carried on
q money ana Two aaeerschatim
DIpes
Aster fsllo@ipg the scent MP
sliinn's Run to the a. NJ! Hess tarm'
lle dogs lost II and could mot find
lgain although they were taken
u AMI q ntlIe run In that ylcitiity
mile or 50. THIS chase was
ll'en gtvep't,p B.
RUS ts the third time within the
last year that qoHbers have been
tralled pp shinn's Run. None were
eser caught.
The burglars got into tile drug
F'eee py cutting 4 panel OF a5reat door
ANA tprnipg the key which was In
iorlt, They took sS5 OF the money
irpln srpag metallic box. willeit they
hrelte Z lpie es and the other sS they
toolf from cash drawer under 8
copetsl. They cyerlooked an enyss
lono egptainipg IS II iilcaa tad Dr..
Nrl'er' name upon Two me
iurpr8chaAm pipes are all fiiat have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
JUDGE GOFF SAYS
LIENS CONE r IRST
Take Preference Over Labor
Claims Against Proud
foot, Bankrupt.

Az the Wednesday morning session
ilf fedefal court Judge Nathan Con
handed deNn q decree In, the bank
3rtil5tcy ease Of jacob H. Proudtoos. 81
saESeltt's eefnsyi Diet eriaining tbs
Flights Of creditors of Proudfoots in rc-
iatie1 10 three liens on the real ess
tate. ofs the bankrupt held Dy the es-
tate Of J. n. n, cimn. deccasedS il
T. Mapown and S. A. Moore. Tat.
court decided tllf three liens had pref
ereiice over certain labor claims
Sproyen against the bankrupt. Thu
amount involved Is $1,000.
The term was then adjourned sint
5als ..4isl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
PILLAR OF VIA0UCI
IS BADLY WRECKED
BY An Explosion of Dyfla-
mite Set OFF BY Dis
gruntled Laborerss

NEW YORK, Mar 81 Dynamite
which is said to have been placed by
dissatisfied laborers recently en-
3ployed in the construction Of a vna-
duct over Iloboken Meadows ex-
ploded with a tremendous crash
this morning, wrecking one Of the
supporting pillars Of the structure,
and shattering windows for a radius
Of quarter of a mile. "A numbor
OF persons were cut by the flying
glass.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
GREED COLLINS
IS Quite III AT His Home
10 the Town Of
Pennso sooro.

4 rile, iilla ty ~ here Of Greed,
4 Collins slse & many years has been
one ot tlt9 eatiig eitlzens 81 Ritcisio
county. VIII teefst 10 learn that he
islctiticsilly III 1t liis iibIne iii penns-
botc and that l,ls trlenda are consId-
erabl alaktdeaS Hlg condition ii
itltie ito lletyOus collapse said lo5
have result from ne strain follow.
Ing his fecegf iiiianclai aSubies. The
.taagied condition 81 81 tfairs Ii said
by his friends 20 hase been through
no fault OF lis. hut was due to tho
confidense be had Ia others who mis-.
managed tae1 business enterprises and
involved him In the crash which foIZ
lowed All Who know him ,sympa-
thize. with him on this account
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
At ST. PAULS
Rev. DR.. Vibbcrt Will Speak
Tonight on the Liquor
Problem.

Rev. George IL. vii,bcrt WIN speak
tonight in the 81. Patti's Methods;
l1piscopal church. South, at $ o'clock.
This service Is intendetlsto be an over
tlow meeting. and Prof.. Luther +.
and sIiss Ella Mezick viii no,
only sing at the melting IN the Con
church but at this meeting also.
DR.. vlBbert Ii attracting large audi
ences ana congregation Of repre-
sentative citizens ARE expected TO at
tend the meeting Tonight
, AT the First Presbyterian church
hast night a crowded house heard Or.
vibbert
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
J BIG AUDIENCE
Is Expected to Hear Prof.
Patton at Golf M. E.
Church Tonight.

Prof IL. D. Patton will speak to-
night in the Cot Methodist Episcopal
church at $ O'clock. Prof. Luther F.
Mezick ana Miss Eliu Mezlck will
sing at this meeting. These people
are drawing large audiences In this
city and a large congregation is OK
pected to attend their meeting to-
night.
Mr.. Patton will speak on some
phase OF the liquor problem as II re.
latcs to conditions in ciarksburg.
A large audience greeted Prof Pat
ton at the Central Christian church
last night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
HARRINGTON CHOSEN.
LEADER Of THE: HI.Ks
He s lscted Exalted Ruler
atiA annual Election of4the
Clarksburg Lodge.

:. Z \ 'tG E ,
Nsyillian, Harrington was elected ex-
alted rliler Of the Clarksburg lodge
OF Elks % serve for the ensuing year
succeeding Charles l.. Hickman, at
the annual election Of officers held by
the iolgeat It's regular meeting Tues
day nIglu. The other otficcrsschosen
Esteented Lending knight Charles
NJ. Gaylord.
Esteemcd Loyal Knight William
ID, Ncwion.
Esteen,rd l.ecturlns lnigA.4A. j
Schultz. s8.
sccretary-'A'iil II. Cole.
TylcrArcrle Crawford.
Trustees-John ]. Dcnham, for one
year; Patrick H. Shields, for two
years; and Lisle a. Smith, for three
years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
RANDALL FUNERAL
AT Shinnston as Result Of
Influx Caused BY Oil
Development.

SEllNNsToN, Mar, 'S1-The funcr.
al of Miss Amelia Randall. VINO died
Monday evening, was held Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Wal.
nut street. Several days ago Miss
Randall had stroke of paralysis
from which she never rallied. She
was G1 years, z months and 81 days
old. She is survived by hef brothcr
George #. Randall. of this place.
Funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. "A. NJ. Hammond, and inter.
ment was in the !. o. o. F. Gem.
etew.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
AFTER MINER
Constable Goes With Pcace Warrant
But Does Not Find Him.

Constable Lewis NJ. James was ut
Mcwhortcr Station Tuesday evening
and night looking for Joe Magliarsi.
Il miner who worked for the Jane
Lew cosl 4 Coke Company there. but
failed to lind him. The constable had
q warrant FOR him which was sworn
ont in Justice Gordon's court here by
II. Il. Fulmer. superintendent OF the
coal mine. who alleses thatathc miner
threatened him with knife.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
INFANT DIES At xoRrHvIEw

The months-old inf&nt OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. II Douglas of Com ave
nue., Northview, died OF pneumonia
Tuesday evening at I o'clock. The
body viii be taken on No. , Thurs
day morning to Salem and thence to
Miittus where It will he buried.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
VISITS LOCAL Won't.


g. G. sl.owalter Of Isarkersbprg.
state commander Of the knights OF
tho ,Macacbecs, paid visit last night
to the clarksburg tent at;its weekly
meeting held Tuesday night In ira
.aers han, nnI delivered an interest
Ing address on lOIgir. matters. There
was good attcpddlide of members.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
AMOS BRIGHT
Seeks Appointment AS Mems
Der Of State Board
of Control.

CHARLESTON, March Amos
Esisht. Of Sutton. is here with d crowd
e8rteHls o.1rge his appointment on
eeaboard Of control. They had anscxl
tAded conference with Governor
stasseock and are feeling good over
tAs result. They claim their section
is1fntitled 10 recognition.
Tho light has narrowed down III
Bright aud Sheppard, or Williamson.
for third member, they say Bright
y 2 member o. the Republican state
committee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
FOuh rLAY susrEcrIEn.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 31.---
The body OF an unknown man was
found on the Indianapolis 4 Southern
tracks at Rogers street today stab
wounds indicate foul play
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
WAGE AGREEMENT
AT the Request Of Lewis VIII
Continue Until Another
Conference.

NEW YORK. Mar. 3i--Tbe an
thracitc coal operators issued a
statement today that at the request
of Thomas L. Lewis, the operators
had agreed to continue tho pres b
agreement In force on and alter
April !, pendfngg further coaEss
ence Of miners and operators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
MRS. BOYLE HELD
In Bail Of $4,000 For the
Action of the Grand
Jury.

MERCER, Pa. Mar. 81-Mrs.
James Boyle was today arraigued
before a justice Of the peace here
charged with kidnapping WILLIE
Whttla. She pleaded not guilty and
was held for the action of the grand
jury in $500 bail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
Warning Chief Did MOI sur.
render AIS Was Re
3 sum is RESUMED.
BY the Commander III charge
ofsthe Militia Of the
State.

HENRiETT. okla Mar 81
The report tllat CRAZY Snake had
been captured 81 had surrendered
was not confirmed tlis morning.
Col: Hoffman declares the rumor -
gfoundless He resumed Tie searcn
for the Greek LEADERS TINS morning
starting from near sidaam.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
ALE EGED MAFIA MEN.
Are Brought 90 the County Jan Here
For safe Keeping.

q dozen Italians pspse eted ot being
members ot ! black hand gang. wsre
brought trom airnont gednes
day afteraool and lodged ia tiie coiiiis
ty jail for safe keeping AZ aPvcIsl
grahd jury Will iIiselS be called
Faifmont 70 lniict them
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
plsHoP,s WEE DEAD.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Mar. al
Ms. John H. Vincent, wife Of Bish-
op Vincent of the Methodist Episco-.
pal church. died at their home here
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

sherltf Perry Alfred was here We'd
nesday from Weston.
]. H. Stewart, of Morgantown. 6
a visitor ID the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
!. RACE Rfor ENDS.
homer

TtiisRE HsAuTE, Ind, Mar q s
The Iasoayllle race riot which be.
San 81 the Boyle mine, appears 10
be ended The last OF the Hun
garians left town Tuesday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
DOCTOR stoyEs OFFICE.

Dr. 3. LlEln Osborn 8 Inpsine 1
ofiice from the I5@hles baiiaiHe 8 /
Third street to room 205 ca me
ond tioor of the EmPire buiidse.
which was fotIuefi seupied IS
Holden. lHN3INWEW
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
! AtAI.R1AeE LIcENsE.

County Clerk ". Guy !Tettick has
issued marriage. license 10 War
rem n. Pigott and Matte. = Smith.
both cf. the county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

Hugh ~ Martin was here wednes-
day from shlnnston.
Earam u Munday, of West Milford.
spent "Wednesday Ia DE city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
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