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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
S
NOUS
SERVICES
over the Body Of Senator
DoIliver Tomorrow VIII
Be Impressive.

FORT DODGE, Iowa, Oct. 1s---
The arrangements for the funeral ot
the late Senator Dolliver have been
completed ana are as follows:
Services wfI1 commence at p. m.
Thursday. DR.. Frank Gunsaius, q
Chicago. Will pay tribute TO DOE
liver. the Man"
Governor Carroll will speak m oe7
half OF the state of Iowa
senator Cummlns win speak FOR
the United states senate.
George e. Rogers, director Of the
mint, win speak IN behalf Of the
press.
Judge W. S. kenyon, assistant 60
the. attorney general. will speak IN
behalf Of the home city, Fort Dodge.
The Rev Robert smylie. of sioux
CITY will speak in behalf OF the
Northwestern Iowa Conference OF
the Methodist church.
The Rev. w. H. spence, OF Fort
Dodge, VIII speak on The Senator 3
relation to the Home Church
Bishop Luther B. Wilson. Of PHIL
adelphia, VIII speak on Laymen's re-
lation to the church.
Bishop William Frazer MeDowetl'
OF chicago, VIII deliver an address
on a ''F'alien Leader.
y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
DEATHS glgR
Is Entered by Dog Assisted
by Two Shots from

Much unnecessary connection and
excitement occurred on Maude street
In front Of house No. 119 Wednesday
afternoon over the passing OF dog
to the great beyond Of dogdom. The
dog had evidently been poisoned, and
as he lay wrtthing in the street q
large crowd collected. fearing the
dog was mad:
Lieutenant Nicholas Whyte, of the
city police force. was at last sum
moned and despatched the dog, using
only two shots from his trusty re-
volver to assist the animal through
deaths door. Medical examination
by the crematory physician re-
vealed the fact that the dog
was already dead when shot, having
been scared to death by sight OF the
approaching oficer with his weapon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
REVIVAL
Is Still Going on at Pride's
Chapel Methodist Church,
Colored.

The revival services at Pride's
Chapel A. NJ. e. church are still
young and under the homogeneous
OF Evangelist Miss Gertrude Duna-
way, assisted by the pastor and
clergy Of the local colored churches
and an occasional minister from
outside the city. A different speaker
nils the pulpit each night, and Miss
Runaway takes special charge OF
the altar work. Last evening four
ministers were present, namely, the
Rev. w. e. Kenney. r. H Yates,
the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. West. and
the Rev. Lewistoll. the latter deltv-
ering the sermon upon the. sub
subject: Individual Work for In
diyiduals." The interest is grove
ing each night and grand results are
sure to be the outcome. The public
is in vited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
HllIIIH''.
Faces VIII Be Seen mi iIle
up Of Ali Stars Sunday
al .Efle PARK.

Great Interest g being taken by lo@
cal baseball fans in the game Rched-
uled for Sunday afternoon at IInipn.
park between the East End Cubs q ~;
the All stars. particulariy on Account
OF the lineup of the stars Is T.
consist Of well known league player
all OF whom nave played league ball
In this city. .'Cy'' Dawson win play
left field. johnny Dawson center field
.qBull'' smith right heId. Cay linn
second base. Bob conoway first s5sses
Easton third base, John Vickerfh0
catcher. Reeder short ana Hunt pitclls
er.
The cubs viii have theEF usual line
up ana they expect 20 be In fine .5sllsgPe
for the contest
The game VIII be In tie nature
OF a benefit affair for the players ana.
the proceeds will be equally divided
among them. Those who are. promot-
ing the game are anxious to have an
local-Gans turn out sunday and, give
the leaguers sort OF home coming re-
eeption. The game will be called at 3
O'Clock and there viii be ample street
rar service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
OIL FILLS HOLE
OF Three Wells of the
Shinnston Field Just
Drilled In.

In the shinnston oil field the
South Penn Oil Company's second
test we'll on the Susan Hall farm has
been drilled through the 5O-foot
sand and the hole has filled up 1900
feet with fluid.
In the same district, the South
Penn Oil Company is through the 80
foot sand with it's second test we'll
on the Sally Thompson farm and the
hole has filled UP 700 feet vita
fluid.
Grove and Paris have drilled
their No. well on the Thompson
heirs farm through the 5O-foot sand
and the hole has filled up with
fluid.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
ANNUAL
State Meeting Of Dauglters
Revolution Begins Here
Tomorrow.

Preparations are about con- b
Ithe annual state neetirG
'Daughters OF the ArleEic
tIon, which VIII begin here
AFTERNOON and continue unit
afternoon DeIegntas from
Gus chapters Of the stats VIII begtn
rdvinE in the city tQatrros
and they will be rnet at the
ger station by acommi lee e leg
from the Daniel Davisosft q hap
The Iirst session OF tlls cor
viii Begin al ESQ O'clock
afternoon In the assembly llat
waldo hotel Mrs, Harry
viii, deliver the address Df
Mrs DdTsoIt Will make the
AGrs. Ednlonston viii rea tas
.Teegents greeting and &
the local chapter VII e8pofitl. 4e
evening there Will be va recep
the home Of Mra. villa Y. stone
west Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
N00DfiEI
Will Initiate and Make Fur
ther Arrangements for
Visit to Grafton.

a class OF ties will be sinitt7
ated and anal arrangements VIII be
made to attend the class limitations
Thursday at Grafton at the regular
meeting OF the Woodmen OF ths
world tonight in the Pythian build
ing. All members are urged to be
present. All those who are going to
Grafton are asked to meet at
O'Clock Thursday morning in the
lodge hall. Transportation VIII be
furnished all the new members.
A big time is anticipated at the
Grafton meeting. There will be
street parade at o'clock in the
evening and j. C. Root, OF Omaha.
Neb., the FOUNDER Of woodcraft, Will
take part in the night meeting and
deliver an address,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
PROGRAM
OF Worlds Temperance Sun
day, November ID, is
Announced.

WHEELING, Oct. 19.-The Worlds
Temperance Sunday program for West
West Virginia has been announced at
the local state headquarters of the
sunday School association. 1t will
be rendered Sunday, November 1S. not
only in all the Sunday schools in
West virginia. but, with slight modi-
locations, in all parts OF the world
Copies will be mailed to all the sun
day schools Of the state within the
next few days.
Included in the opening service are
the singing of the Temperance
DoxoIogy." the recital of the Temper
ance Prayer" and the singing Of
America" A large part OF the pro-
gram consists Of responsive reading.
In which is given great deal Of
statistical matter on the cause of tem-
pcrance. In the closing exercises are
the songs It'll West Virginia's Dry"
and the Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lie"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
FLAG RAISING
Exercises Will Be Held Fri
day at Limestone School
House.

There will be flag raising Friday
at the Limestone school house at
Reynoldsville. The principal feature
of the occasion will be an address
by Or. Waitman Barbe Of the West
Virginia University, patriotic songs
and reciLations. and a short history
of the nag. The closing exercises
will be featured by the singing of the
national anthem during which DE-.
Barbe will haul the banner to its
place over the school .house.
All who love the Stars and Stripes
are very cordially invited to be pres
ent and assist in dedicatlng this new
banner to the breeze.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
RELAT!VE gES
Father of Mrs. Sfmera1 Passes
Away at His Home at
SteubenviIle, O.

william Jones. Of steuhenyille, o.,
father OF Mrs. w. S. simeral, of this
city, died at o'clock Wednesday
morning at his home at the age OF
n years. Infirmities caused his
death. Mrs. simeral went to steu-
benville Sunday and was with him
when the end came. Mr.. simeral
win go there to attend the funeral
which viii he held at 2 O'Clock Fri
day afternoon.
owing to the death OF Mr.. Jones
the BIjou theater, of which Mr.. Sim
eral is owner, will be closed Thurs
day and Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
MILLION
Dollar Option on Coal Lands
in Marshall County
is Taken.


PTTrSRIIRG, Pa, Oct. 19.-fFrcd g.
Keishley, OF Unontown, Pa, Is the
holdor OF the million dollar option on
the holdings of the River Coal and
Cake Company in Marshall county.
SIR. Keigh1ey takes the option for
cleveland, o., capitalists. The option
covers 10000 acres of the Plttsburg
vein of coal in Marshall county. West
Virginia. at 500 per acre and still
other property is expected to figure
In subsequent transactions soon. It
is said, in WE'LL Informed circles. The
option on the West virginia-Pi ttsburs
vein Is marked to expire January 4,
TO well authenticated re-
GSorts.
There has been a disposition on tne
mart OF Ohio Investors to get more
deeply into the West Virginia fuel
fields for mere than a year and the
option on the Marshall county land
represents one of the first fruits OF
a number of negotiations.
1T Is known that careful investt-
CATION has been conducted by the
cleveland men for months into the
'property concerned and the fact that
an option has been taken appears to
Indicate bona tide intent to pur-
chase.
The River Coal and Coke Company
OF which J. w. Semans, of Unionto~n'
Is president, was organized about SIX
years ago. The coal is close to Mounds
vile and the holding IS valuable
one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
MORE ELKS
Seven Are Initiated and a
Large Class is Ready to
Be Taken In.

A class of seven was Initiated by
the local Elks last night, namely
Ralph Stager, Patrick Conley, Joseph
E. stealey. Jacob Blu ka, ]. P.
Wetdenhamer, A. R. Corbitt and
Claude f. Ogden. Next Tuesday
night just before the annual banquet
at the Waldo hotel class of twenty
five will be taken into the order.
The banquet committee reported that
the indications were there would be
a large attendance at the annual
banquet, arrangements for which
are almost completed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
AT WESI M!EE0Rg
Campaign Meet
ing Will Be Held the Night
of October 81.

In addition to the Republican cam
paign meetings in Harrison county
that have already been announced.
arrangements have Just bee nmade by
the county executive committee OF the
party for a rally Monday night. Octo-
Der 81. at West Milford. II. Ad. Hall
editor or the Weston Independents; At
torney Birk $. stathers. of Weston.
the nominee for state senate In this
district. and Prof. Ira l. swigeR Mons
inee for superintendent of schools Of
the county will be the speakers. The
meeting will begin at 1880 o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
PISTOL 'FlIlG''
Is Charged Aga1nst lan
Industrial and He IS
rested by Consta5ie

on a warrant charging q
carrying pistol In violation 3
Johnson anti-weapon law g
Chancy. of Industrial, was a1re
Wednesday morning By Consta 6
william Post and taken before ~
tice G. H. Gordon. The jus lise
the hearing of the case EpF llHlI Z
morning at . O'Clock and 4eleas
the defendant under bond q 10g
David Moses, Syrian, OF IneLHstE
swore out the warrant a8aln
CLANCY. The case is said re- 3 s5
outcome of fight one nislt "
wee:z at Industrial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
DEBATE
Is to Be Held at the Trinity
Methodist Church, Col
ored, Here.

There viii be debate at Trinity
M. e. church. coIored. Thursday night
at o'clock, by the grammar depart
'ment of the Water street school for
the benefit OF the Bpworth z Les League
which win hold its FIRST group meet
Ing next Tuesday al wheeling, q lit
era1y program win also DE given. Ene
subject OF the debate is Resolved,
tina 1.-THE negro is less ciyiliSed tnan
any other people. All are lnylteo.
,E,ree doors, ana REFRESHMENTS served
by the League
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19

DOZEN Az lNNEp
Iybee Island of But
Inhabitalt s5ly
Reached


HAVANA. OCT! rains
are being sent iu . Nt h'e
which bore tina bgi regent
heavy storms stat qri gre
received 10 show he iseisl b
out the province
Twelve persons aEes aspe IA
ed.
SAVANNAH. Oct -
abating wind and day
vannah appeared u lgsVe 1T lenef &
the worst tropical
history. NO loss OF life
and the loss OF life is M
Tybee island IS 9.s
Crom communicates
by water today. Il IS
inha bftanfS OF the Island
hooded portion Of the cons .s
salty.
Nearly all the
sula today Is still Isolate fFen cont.
munfcation as afestl
icaI hurricane which
twenty-four hours he's Zen
ing across the state.
from the edge Of the na
Gates that It Is one ct b
storms in recent ye
are felt for Nhe safety s. q =
property.
Apprehension exists
from which nothing 1eafa
for two days:
Brunswick, Ca, was le cen
ter OF the storm Of nc
last ord from there e me llas s &
when the storm tide e
over a large area of ses
Jacksonville reported 9Sl
that the storm was DIM
city was compa lively ulls 81
Tampa has not been ae.afs ~
since yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
WEILIElN ARRIVES
Aviator and Grew Are to Land
in the City of New
York Today.

NEW YoR&5. Oct. Wellmap.
and the members Of the crew Of the
America rescued yesterday by the
steamer Trent, Is expected to arrive
here this afternoon. The Trent an.
chored below Sandy Hook at q
O'Clock this morning because q
dense fog. wireless received said
the members oe crew the
america after res last mig llt
aFe feeiin non ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
SURVEYS APPROVED.

cARAFynoN. Oct Is. The county
court has approved the surveys made
~ the Grafton Traction Company for
two extensions TO Its local syste m
one Is up Maple avenue and over the
county road TO Grafton park and the
other out to Pruntytown by way Of
rvV,tndelI. simpson and Flemington.
rhese extensions are 70 be completed
within three years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
STILL IN AIR
Seven Balloons of the Inter
national Race Are Be
1ieved to Be.

sT. LOUIS, Mo. oct. 19.-seven. OF
the ten balloons that left here Monday
in the international race, are believed
to be in the air in Canada. They we're
last reported from northern Michigan
near Lake Huron. The three that
landed are the st. Louis No. !. the
million Club and the Condor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
FALL RACE MEET.

PAR1lBRsBURG, oc. 19.-rhe
west Virginia Fair Association has
arranged to hold a one day fall race
meeting October - at Shattuck Park
The most important race OF the day
will be $3.50 trot for purse Of 500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
..NornER nUNTINe TRAGEDY.

saRsrERssvGT1EE, Oct. 1s.-Fred
EIanley. while preparing to start from
his home on a hunting trip, on the
OHIO shore opposite his home acci-
dehtnlIy dischHrged his rifle ana tae
charge entered hls breast he 4ts0
In d short time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
ON a sIRnkE5.

nGAiRTnrg OCT 70 or
second time Within three mon
tfcaEly all the enlployes 81.
ford wooden Conn n ~ one or
indus of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
lN.poRsED
La state Railroad Commission Move
nent by Wheeling Body.

WHEELING. Oct. 10, Resolutions
were drafted at meeting Of the rail-
road committee of the wheeling Board
,of Trade, endorsing the movement OF
the state Board of Trade in the mat
ter OF having a railroad commission
appointed. These resolutions Will be
submitted before the annual meeting
ct the state Board, which will. be held
at Parkersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
IlIrTIE GIsI IS RB0oVERTNG.

Miss Georgia Terrell, OF the Angle
Inn. who was operated on recently
for appendicitis, is recovering nicely
and viii BIO taken to her home IL =
few days,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
I0 ].
AMENDMENTS
Ihay Should moi Be Overlooked.
AI6 Should Be Adopted.
WHAT IS PROPOSED.

submtssion Of Theee Propositions En-
dorsed ~ the West Virginia Bar
AsseeiatIon-one Of Them coneeFns
west Virginia Women, and should
Receive Their Moral suppert-LItI-
giants ana Lawyers Alike are Inter.
eSted ia These Proposed Changes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19

be nke throne of
Oft
bette OF
Portugal began u l64l
until lso4 wren
time the q
and two
Smith,
Saebeior gave formerly the resi-
tine and two years Dakota doe she went
land
1907 r to New YORK
oooooo nl
interest at per cent Dnos
at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
AGED

Preacher is Dead ut His Home at
Piedmont.
FEprMo%1r. oct. 1o.-The Rev.
Henry H. Kight is dead Of senile dis
ease aged SIS years. He was a promi-
nent contractor and builder having
been conspicuous in the life of Pied
mont ana westernport for many years
and was a local preacher OF the Meth
odigt Episcopal church. Mr.. Right was
Mason and an Odd Fellow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
ram
And Colder Weather May
Cause Postponement OF
Baseball Game

Z StI4IszAGO, liz, Oct 19.-Faain and
idedly colder is the weather fore
q for this vicinity tomorrow The
ffSi !, game Of the worlds 'basebaA
cha MP onship series between the Chl-
cago Nationals and the Phllad etpla1la
.A4lreftcahs may be postponed, Both
terms are scte9 m ed to arrive iis ar
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
CHICAGO GRAIN oTARIIEI.

icFltc Al go oct. Wheat a8
u 6iti oat
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
TIE WE AIHER

Hniu tonienh = meday much
.-----
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q, tiiIs8e CnsEn 70 TofBeL EEle
.E.ofa ern ton OF the pending amend

mentg.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
DISTRICT BANKERS
WILL HOLD BANQUET
Local Organization Will Ask
Many Prominent Finan-
cierS to Its Feast.

The Bankers Association Of the Dis
trict of Columbia will banquet at the
New Willard, Saturday evening, April
lG
w. A. Mearns, recently elected presi-
dent Of the association but who served
many years as it's secretary, will pre-
side It is the intention of the organi-
zation 10 make this the most important
gathering Of financial men that Wash
irSton has known since the meeting
here in 1904 of the American Bankers
Association. of which the local bady Is a
member
Invitations to the banquet will be sent
to the President OF the United STATES,
many prominent bankers of New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Chicago, and
the South. TO the leading lights in both
houses OF Congress, the Secretary Of the
Treasury and other members Of the
Cabinet.
The list OF toasts has not been pre-
pared, but Il IS reasonably safe 10 say
that the bankers and financial men
present will pay some attention to 'shop-
talk" although there will be no aD-
sence Of wit and humOT. II is also pos
sible that = nail may be driven IN the
postal savings bank bill on this oc-
casiOn. as the banking fraternity are
opposed TO this measure.
An attractive feature OF the evening
will be the souvenirs especially pre-
pared for the occasion and appropriately
engraved for the recipient.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
NEW YORK STOCKS WERE NEG
LECTED, BUT SOME FAIR GAINS
WERE ESTABLISHED.

SEW YORK. March 2.-Ciearly the
feature of the earlier hours OF the
session was the lack Of selling pressure,
while an effort was made to mark up
values under the leadership of Reading.
Interooro. and Pan Handle" The fact
that the threat of a strike in the West
has been removed by compromise was
one of the factors that made for
strength: The successful sale of the local
hond ISSUE was another important mat
ter strengthening in influence, while the
bis fellows have commenced to think
that the tobacco decision may be yet
q north of
Sentiment around the room was in
clined 10 be bearish and the only thing
that held the bears in check was the
limited offerings OF stock. as the hOd-
ers preferred 10 remain idle not offering
much, but patiently awaiting the set
tlennent Of the issues that mean 50 muci:
10 Wall Street and that are thoroughly
understood by the trading fraternity.
The attempt to put prices up while
apparently easy enough, was not a rous-
ing success for the gains were rarely
held, the presence OF a profit in COnneC-
tion with trade these days, being of
suf cient Importance to cause its trans
formation from paper 10 bank accounts
as quickly as possible. Under such cir
cur1stHnCeS the work of bulling the
market 6 not as profitable as it might
he il the followers would hold on longer.
And from all sides the EoSSips cry back
the old story. "a sale on all rallies"
The industrials did not act as well as
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
ART Wins IN BOUT
WITH BILLBOARDS

CHICAGO, March Part Us. biliboards
was the card for a finish fight before
the council building committee. Art
won But bulbOards probably viii renew
the struggle N the council In the nope
that there a majority Of the aldermen
Wiz take to the practical rather than the
artistic
Before the committee art did not drive
all the bulboards out Of the city. as
some OF its more enthusiastic advocates
have urged. but IL was decided that
every citizen OF Chicago shah have a
clear view Of the beautiful sky without
seeing a blue COW standing haf way
between him and the moon. Both the
blue and the purple COWS on the house
tops must descend TO the earth within
six months.
Alderman Lucas asserted that = the
committee makes the fancy co-ored DO
vines step down from the roofs there
would be so many defects IN the bill
board ordinance that the interests con-
cerned would have e auuulled by the
courts, and then the fake milk producer
would be attached 70 ctoucs ana tile
milky way blOtLed Our forever
Assistant Corporation Counsel Stafl
has given US his opinion that if we put
IN a provision prohibiting s-EnbOarus on
the roofs Of buildings ~. VIII invalica-e
the proposed ordinance" added Alder
man Lucas.
zone hundred and ten Improvement
and building associations favor the
amendment" urged Alderman Taylor,
-as wei Is many persons who want the
city made more beautiful"
Several Of the aT-IstiCaily inclined per-
sons spoke in fayO Of the amendment
II represent tie Art Fellows ship
League, said D. II. NCEneTney- some
Of these hiEh-toned painters take the
boys money 20 learn them how % paint
signs and then they want 10 abolish ths
siEn5oards-"
IF ue Iivz % be 100 years old vve
viii not sse the realization OF the Chi
caEO plan comm iESiOn carried out
oplned John 8 Hummer. OF the Gu
sack company.
Il never expect 70 see that CITY
beautiful idea s-cc0n DIished." com
meuted Alderman Powers
Alderman Lucas made a notion 70
pass the billboard ordnance without
the amendments Alderman Powers
and Chairman Jon IS voted with him
a gainst the motion were Aldermen
Merriam, Taylor, Lipps, and Fisher.
I These four then adopted the amend
UeuI, which prohibits all signs on
house tops. except those Illuminated
and bars entirely all signs less than
twelve square feet In area.