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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
PEACH
Shipments Are Unusually
Heavy All Over Hamp-
shire County Now.

q
SOUTH BRANCH, Aug. 3-Peach
shipments from all over Hampshire
county are unusually heavy for this
time of the year and beginning
August the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad is running two special frnit
expresses daily, one east and one
west. Although the heavy hall
storm June 8, did great damage over
this and the adjoining counties OF
Hardy and Mineral, scientific thin
ming of the fruit under the able di-
rection OF G. F. Hodges, R. l..
Hogg and D. G. Hormell, who have
been sent out by the West Virginia
Agricultural Experiment. Station of
Morgantown, has added materially
to the value OF the crop.
Monday the young Morgantown-
ers started on tour of the state in
order to inspect the larger COM
merclal peach orchards to see in
what condition they are in regard to
"yellows." For the first week Hogg
will take Hampshire county, Hor-
nell, Grant, and Hodges, Mineral.
The orchard of the Hampshire
Middle Ridge Orchard Company
was visited by them one day last
week. They reported it remarka-
bly, free from 'yel1ows," scale and
other dangerous insects and dis
eases. Other large orchards to be
visited by them are Allegheny
orchards at Keyser, Consolidation
Orchard Company's at Paw Paw and
Levels and the Miller orchards ut
Burlington. The people certainly
appreciate the interest shown by
Director Stewart in sending ont
these competent assistants.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04

Mike Davis, Syrian, is in the
Uniontown, Pa. jail pending the is
suance of requisltion papers. He is
wanted for forgery.
Chief OF Police Harry L. Brooks.
of this city. arrested Davis in the
coal fields sixteen miles from Nor
gantown Saturday and got him as
far as uniontown, where he left him
owing to the fellows refusal to come
farther without the issuance OF the
necessary papers.
Abe Shannon, of this city is the
complainant. He alleges that June
90 last Davis forged his name to a
check for $50 on the First National
Bank OF Masontown, making 1t pay
able to Simon Joseph.
Prosecuting Attorney VIII e. Nor
ris took the matter up with. Penn
sylvania authorities today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
EXCHANGE.
OF Property Here for Some
at Wallace is Sought by
"Delmo' Pritchard.

WALLACE. w. Va, August a.
Mrs Anna B. Moore, formerly proprl.
tor of the Wallace hotel, is tnovinp
into the L. W. Pigott boarding
house recently vacated by Mrs. Arma.
tina INSTRUMENTATION The centraI
office of the Peoples United Tele.
phone Company will be retained in
this building with Miss Masouriu
Moore as chief operator.
A. A Stout has sold his interest
In the Stout & Harbert livery eusi-
ness here to his partner, B. L. Har-
bert.
"Delma" Pritehard, of clarksburg,
was here yesterday looking after
some real estate deals, he wanted %
exchange some property in clarks-
burg for property here, If he could
find any that would suit him.
Clark Easton, oil producer, Of
Warrington is having gas engines
taken to his lease on the b. F. Rog-
ers farm on Big Elk.
George NJ Dye. lost a fine COW
which he had refused $500 for a
few days ago. 1t has only been a
short time since he had fine driv-
ing horse killed by freight train.
James Lynch Of Big Rock Camp
was here Tuesday enroute to clarks-
burg to look after business matters.
Miss Nora Bell went to Fairmont
yesterday to visit relatives.
VIM. Marks, proprietor Of the Marks
pool room, was taken to the Kessler
hospital Monday with fully Develop
ed case of typhoid fever.
John T. Michael of Doia who rec
emily was employed by Karl 6. Davis
at the Little Waldo was here yester-
day calling on his many friends,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
HAYWOOD
News Items and Mention of
Those Who Come and
Go There.

HAYWOOD. Aug. S-The Lum-
berport baseball team defeated the
Wilsonbrrg baseball team in a wefI
played game here recently. The
score ran high but the game was
interesting from the first inning to
the last. The Wilsonburg team
scored three times in the early part
of the game, and the Lumberport
pitcher became excited in the sew
ienth inning and two of the visitors
Igot to walk. This helped them along
and they scored twice. Then the
Lumberporters managed to score in
the ninth inning, making the score
II to 5 in favor of Lamberport.
L. ]. Towles, Baltimore and Ohio
railroad conductor, is at home on a
short vacation.
Ira Robinson was a business visi-
Itor at Fairmont recently.
DR.. and Mrs. Bates, of Wilsonburg.
were guests of Mrs. W, S. shreye
recently.
! Mrs. Mary Heldreth and two chill
dren visited relatives here recently,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson
were guests OF C. NJ. Bartlett nj
Meadowbrook recently.
, Misses Mamie Null and Blanche
Wright called on shinnston friends
recently.
Mrs. Bertha Harris. of Beechwood
is visiting her parents here.
! Miss Dora Powell, of shinnston
Pearl and Claude and Clarence
Powell, of Clarksburg, were visiting
their parents here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vineyard. Of
Morgantown. we're guests of friend:
here recently.
Miss Minnie Harbert, who ha.
been seriously i'll for the last week
lis somewhat better.
Mrs Myrtle Collins and children
Of Ohio, are visiting the former,
sister here.
Luther Robinson, of Wallace
called on friends here recently.
The two small children of va:
Pribble are visiting their grand
parents in Richie county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
GERMAN Day
WILL Be HELD
AT the Mexican Centennial
Celebration and President
Diaz Will Attend.

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 3-Presideni
Diaz has accepted the invitation Of
the members of the German colony
Of Mexico City to be the guest Of
honor on German Day" of the CEN
tennial celebration next September
German Day has been set aside sor
September 10, and at that time the
great Humboldt monument will BE
unveiled, Among the features of the
day Will be large banquet and thea
ter party also reception to the
chief executive of Mexico. which Will
take place in the foyer of a theater.
The Germans of Mexico city are
taking deep interest in their plans
make German Day" stand out as a
prominent feature of the centennial
celebration. Germans from all over
this and other countries viii come here
to participate in the days festivities.
When a committee OF Germans re-
Gently called on President Dlaz to
present the invitation for him to at
tend the monument unwilling exer-
clses the members were introduced
By Enrique C. creel. minister of for
eign affairs. and the first official in
PRODUCER of ambassadors
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
letter LIST
Is Advertised by the Post
master of the Local
Postofice.

A list of unclaimed letters adver-
tised at the local postoffice is as fol-
lows:
Noah Ash. Ira c. Adams, colman
Barker, Mrs, William Bnmbarger,
Joseph Briggs. Mrs. Mary ]. Bane,
Miss Nellie Basel. G. D. Butcher,
Edgar Bell, Miss Audra Bengenner,
d4oid Bell. Clarence Bodkin. Ralph
Core. Harry Campbell, Miss Eta Col
Inns, Frank Collett. . pieces; Miss
Hiss Cathares. Mrs. NJ. Collins, Rich
ardson & coyle. AL Derby. pieces;
Dolan OIL Co, Q pieces; Milan Dom
SEX, Command Bell, Miss Mary Davis.
2 pieces; Mrs. Addie Davis. Fred C.
Duckworth, !. E, Ewing, Adrain En-
meth, okey Floyd, Mrs. Wodliza Far
any, Ralph Gawthrop, Mrs. Catherine
Gregory. Thomas D. CLANCY. Guy Cid
dis. f. n. GLADDEN., Miss May Guard.
Anton Huhtala, Ed. Fl. Haggerman,
Miss Sadie Harrison, A. c. Hamric,
Beart Hammond, Miss A. L, Harrison
Walter Hawkins, Miss Mary Hacker,
Martin Hit, Keemer Jones. Ben Jones
Glare Jones, Harrison Jenkins, Harson
Jenkins. Arie KEGS. f. o. Lewis,
Frank Leep, Mrs Gay Lewis. D. r.
Laughlin, o. j. Loar, Charles Leon
ard, Miss Amanda Linvill. Tero Mar
inkorlcy, Banrls Morris, Thomas Mat
thew, Miss Carrie Morrison, Miney
Meades, Hany Mick, Oakford X, Me-
Cuean. William Povliak. Giuseppe
Poccesana, Frank Phillips, Mrs. E. T..
Paterson, C. W. Price. Mrs. Efie
Queen. Miss Gail Rhodes, Miss Mary
Ranckell, John Robinson A. r.
Smith, pieces; Albert saddler. chas.
swlsher. Mrs. Sarah Smith, Miss Ma
iorle Steel Blanco sebastiano, Miss
Carrie swuger, Mrs Elizabeth Smith.
Giuseppe salpietro. f. W. Smith, Mrs.
j. j. Tierney, Bah Tski, Cavallaro
vincenzo, w. R. Wrick, Mrs. A. l.
whooleny, Arthur whltehill, Mrs. Z.
wunsch Miss Laura Wires, X d.
Weaver, Miss Iavinia Wilson, S. T.
Wise. pieces; Tom Williams, velmie
SELLERS, Mike Zezik.
Please mention advertised letters
when calling for same.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
MINNESOTA MEN
WILL INVITE TAFT
In September TO Attend the
Conservation Meeting in
the Twin Cities.

SAINT PAUL, Aug. president
William H. Taft will receive his third
Invitation to attend the big national
conservation congress in Saint Paul
early in September, 4. the hands of a
delegation OF prominent Minnesota
men who will meet him early next
week at Beverly, Mass, upon his re-
turn from his present cruise, and en-
tend the greetings ard cordial re-
quest of the per7le % Minnesota that
he be present. The president some
weeks ago rect,ved an official invita-
tiOn from the conservation congress
as an organization, and later per-
sonal invitation from President Baker
Minnesota's invitation will come from
the ocal board of managers for the
congress, Governor A. o. Eberhart
and the people of the state and will
be extended ny commit appointed
by the governor consisting Of George
Thompson. c. NJ. Grlggs and Frank
B. Kellogg of Saint Paul and George
II. Partridge. H. v. Jones and f. J..
Phelps of Minneapolis. Governor
Eberhart viii accompany the delega-
ton.
Should President Taft find It poss-
rhle to accept the Manesota invitation
and the invitation of the congress, he
will speak before the greatest gather
Ing of conservation Delegates the
country has ever seen on the morning
Of Sept ;, the first day of the CON
gress. The prospect that he will be
tone Of the speakers has been factor
In an important change in the dates
by which the congress will open one
day earlier than previously announced
beginning Sept. and continuing five
days. The first day will be "Presi-
dents and Governors Day" and it is
expected that the afternoon session
vii be attended by large majority
Of the governors of the forty states
which have already appointed conseI
walton commissioners. This session
will closely parallel the famous Wash
ington sessions OF the governors OF
the states and like their conservation
conferences will deal with the con-
servation problems of the states
The program contemplates that the
Important conservation questions Of
the seperate states will be presented
by the governors of those states ant
that the discussions will be practica
and valuable addresses on the live
conservation topics throughout the
United States at the present time
both in their relation to development:
and present utilization Of natural re,
sources. and the wise handling .,
these questions as relates to the fut
ure. Governors of half dozen state
have already signitied their intention
OF being present.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
sHINNSTON Man
Becomes Disorderly at Fair
mont and is Finally
Locked UP.

FAIRMoNT. Aug. 2.-Louis Nc
Nakey. Of shlnnston, was in town last
night and had so much trouble that
ne was finally locked up by Police
man Fleming. Louis was drunk and
ne had used fighting whiskey. At
least three times did he start trouble
before he was finally arrested. Police
man Fleming found him on Main
street. where he was stirring up
trouble first and ordered him home.
He started away but stopped in front
OF Murphy's saloon and again started
trouble. Again the officer started him
for home and this time he went as
far as the Elks' club house, where he
got into trouble with two men. This
time the officers patience was ex-
hausted and Louis was locked up.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
REGENT BOARD
ISSUES ORDER
Enrollmentin Military
Department of Univers-
ity Compulsory.

After mature deliberation and as
a condition necessary to secure
further detail OF a commandant OF
Cadets by the secretary OF war at
Washington the state board of re-
gents has ordered that all male stu
dents of the West Virginia univer-
sity. with the exceptions hereinafter
named shall enroll themselves in the
department of military tactics and
science and follow diligently the
course of instruction provided there
in. Proficiency In this course will
be required for graduation.
Practical and theoretical instruc-
ton shall be given four hours per
week throughout the year. The fol-
lowing classes of students shall not
be required to enroll themselves IN
the military department but may
elect to do SO:
% All students who are citizens
of foreign countries.
% All students who are more
than 90 years of age at entrance.
tS) All gradute students.
(4) All whose duties are entirely
in the school of music and fine arts.
(5) All who are taking the short
course, or special winter course or
agricultural extension work.
co. All students who are classi-
fed as juniors and seniors in the col
lege of Arts and Sciences, the Col
lege of of Engineering and Mechanic
Arts. the Degree course in the Col
lege of Law or Agriculture.
% All students who are phyisic-
ally unable.
(S) All students who are compell-
ed to seek employment in order to
get through college.
Students who claim exemption in
any of the named cases must within
seven days after their registration
in the university present to the
commandment, in writing, their re-
quest accompanied by such evidence
as is relied upon to support the re-
quest. A failure to make the re-
quest within the named time shall
bar the student from exemption.
For the college year 191O-1911
sophomores will also be exempt but
the following year they will be re-
quired to enroll in the military de-
partment.
Any student not a member Of the
senior, junior or sophomore classes
must report for duty or for exemp-
ton within the stated time. A fail
ure to do so will mean suspension
from the university.
Students who are not appointed O.
who are not in the military band
will be required to purchase their
own uniforms.
This order by the board with re-
gard to the military department was
issued after much discussion and af-
ter many things had been taken into
consideration. The requirements
are similar to military requirements
already in force in all other state
universities receiving such detail
from the secretary of war.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
new PARK
Is Opened Near Northview
for the Pleasure and Com
fort of the Public.

Fontaine Park, situated on a blum
overlooking the winding West Fork
Is now open for the pleasure and COM
fort OF the public The park is a nat
ural one, and combined with the beau
tlrul view and cool breezes, is boating
bathing and fishing. Fontaine Park
is but a short distance fran the
Northview station of the lnterurbar
traction line. The possibilities of the
location for a park were first brought
to light by the young French explorer
jules Bonbon Foutaine, who is II
charge of the place.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
SEVERAL
Nice Building Are under cOnstrue.
ton at Adamston.

Several nice buildings are going
up in Adamston. H. H. swlger is
building three-story brick store
room structure on Pike street, Ben
jamin Powell is having a two-story
frame residence erected on Sixth
avenue, D. s. Cain a two-story res
idence on Pike street, Joseph Me
Clarity is also having a two-story
frame residence built on Sixth ave-
nue. and Fred scain is putting up a
two-story dwelling house on Second
avenue. Work is progressing nice
ly on all these structures.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
PROTECT YOUR
. HOME FROM FIRE
BY Insuring with the Harrison
County Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance AS
SIS E4z 40
sociation.

Main office. shinnston, West vir.
sinIa; no losses, no assessments. Have
been in business fourteen months, to-
tai loss to date s65. Have SIS mem
beers carrying s665.OOO of risks on
country and suburban property at It's
actual cost Money in the treasury
TO satisfy small losses.
For further Information, call on oil
address the Secretary. shinnston, w
va.
ofilcers:-F. w sturm. Pres; C. P
Hood, yice-President; c. NJ. Cunning
ham, Secretary; Thomas Hawker
Treasurer
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
$500
to
$4,000

according to location, on
Broaddus avenue. Terms
one-fourth down, bal
ance one, two and three
years, 6 per cent. inter
est. There has been 10
new houses constructed
in Broaddus addition,
and there is no better res
idence section anywhere
and no better people than
those living in BroadduS.
Close to Glen Elk; close
to heart of city; nice
shade trees, gas, water
and sewerage. Take ad-
vantage of the opportu-
nifty before all these lots
are sold and get a home
in the city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
NEXT TERN1 or CouRr.

The next term of circuit court here
will beein Tuesday September 5, one
day later than the regular schedule
owing to Mondays being Labor Day.
The jury commissioners will draw the
list OF Jurors next Saturday. Judge
Charles W. Lynch will preside at the
term.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
INDUSTRIAL
Suburb Sends in a Number of
Items to Be Published
Today.

INDUSTRIAL, Aug. sandy Cline
is suffering from an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Robert Porter is a guest of friends
and relatives in Pittsburg.
Lee Wamsley has typhoid fever az
his home on Howard street.
Mrs. Ernest conman and two
sons. Ray and Clyde, are spending
this month with relatives near
o'Nen.
Mrs. E. L. Felty. of Bristol, Wis
tied Mrs. Robert Porter and sister,
Mrs. Joe shlndler. here the last
week.
Harrison Griffith, who has been suf-
fering from poisoned foot for sew
eral days. has been able to return to
his boarding house after weeks
stay with his brother here.
John Molter, of Union Heights, has
returned home from Morgantown az
ter pleasant visit to relatives.
Master Harry Crumlt has been
q lite i'll, but is improving rapidly.
Mrs. David Lightner, of Grassel!i,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. jean
nette Rule, of Grafton.
Miss Christina Fox, who recently
returned home from Baltimore af-
ter taking special treatment at
Mercy hospital, will spend some
time at Mt. Lake Park, Nd, where
she went the latter part OF last
week.
Mrs. William LaDue is i'll at her
home in Union Heights.
Miss Ollie Nestor has returned
from visit to relatives in Charles
ton.
DR.. c. R. ogden made profess
sional trip here recently.
Or. Alex Hannah, of sardis, was
here Wednesday.
Mrs n r, Apdareon 4, ,,i.,+t,,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
uNDERGoEs OPERATION.

L. f. Mcwhorter. of shinnston, was
brought to a local hospital Monday
to undergo a serious operation. The
operation was successful and he is
doing nicely,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
TWO MEN KILLED.

GALBlPoLIs. o.. Aug. 1-Rich-
ard Lawson and Taylor Gleason,
railroad men OF Point Pleasant, w.
Va, were ground to pieces by a
Kanawha & Michigan train near
here last night.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
BLEACRED FLOUR
Must Not Be Shipped or
There Will Be Prosecution
by the Government.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. l.
Al conference of the officials OF
the departments of agriculture and
justice today, 1t was decided that
millers must stop bleaching flour
pending adjudication by higher
courts OF stand criminal prosecution
for each shipment made in interstate
commerce.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04

Charles P. Light, of Charleston.
commissioner OF public roads of West
Virginia. was prominent city visitor
few hours Friday morning enroute
to Fairmont on official business,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
BOATS TIED UP
On the Ohio River on Ac
count Of the Low Stage
of Water.

aALLIPoUIs, O., July 29-Nav-
igation between here and Plttsburg
Is suspended. The low water is the
cause, Tow boats are tied up with
hundreds of bargers from the
Knawha River mines. The Packet.
Lorena, is tranded on a sandbar in
mid-riyer at Co.'s rifle.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04

Hot
year In the crowded east side district
crowd into block health
water bath to help relieve the suffering children Policemen
department
and give free bath
fire
fights important
officials declare the lives of hundreds children
daily baths To turn the public public bath
but It helping the suffering
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04

Miss Helen Chase, of Columbus
o. is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
n. Wilson, OF Carr avenue.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04

John W. Davis returned last night
from Wheeling.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04

DR.. Alex Hannah. of sardis, was
here Wednesday.
Mrs. T. L. Anderson is visiting
friends at Davis.
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Chronicle.-Mrs. UrieI Sebree. VIII
has been III for some time at locs
sanatorium. has recovered sufficient
to return to her apartments at tn
Fairmont. She and Admiral Sebre
VIII remain here for some time longc
before going East, where they col
template making their home.
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Francisco. much to the regret OF those
who have enjoyed their delightful nos
pItallry at their quarters at Fort Ma
SON That change OF post viii not be
necessary for fe" in'i'a. i the ohiF
roo~''.a- feature 90 t--e ll-eHos Of 'he
}afI}> here.
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from 9foAauo NJ AN" Nj 3D.
orIt'He'S ~. ~ oP7" ~ -, "a.
hal'et nome i"I me submit linz ,o'I
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49,, ,l+.,r,,,4 ,-,..ar5a7- from,
tIlne he53on Lgl'i ,-',' ,,o,+
lF 4ro c+o+a ami Will remain here ia
establish +bn;r homo The bride j. a
charming and ACCOMPLISHED girl who
has nasse3 most Of her school DAYS at
Irfis seminary lint her home is in the
Iavaiian Islands. where her father j.
= wealthy PLANTER. 'She has host OF
friends here who will be delighted
that she viii reside in this city. Mrs
RoIDh is a niece of George II. HinG
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-03

Chronicle.-Waiter Dillingham; IS eN-
pected to arrive tomorrow on the Ala
media from his home in Honolulu, and
viii be at the st. Francis day or two
before going to Coronado for the polo.
Dillingham; is a polo enthusiast and
rarely misses n tournam INT, even
though his attendance neces5ltates the
long Journey from Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-03

Argonaut-Mr. Walter Dillingham;,
who is as we'll known here as in his
home in Honolulu. has announced his
engagement to Miss Gaylord Of Chi.
cago. Miss Gaylord was on her way
around the world whom she met Nh
Dillingham; in Honolulu. She continued
her trip and the wedding IS to take
place in Nav in Florence, Italy. Mr.
Harold Dillingham; was married %
Miss Margaret Hyde Smith in this city
about two years ago.