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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
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9.00I BbIs. Ter mar,t war beute ftetio.
crsins BateatSf -go-5.l5, Diuter Sttaiahts
o.S0--4.00. Mintsr Ratents S4.lO-4.5o,
Gprtaa clears $3.75--a.i0. Biater Grtras
no. ! s3.30--3.50. no. eo. $3.l5-S.25.
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Nssssnmebl IN unasreaslt. Tatr SIG
satss sa.sS--5.l5. 4otes Bis faueg $50
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$50.
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tss 9otes 1S--sfe; 1909. tS--tsr; gaetFic
eoar 1910. srotndrsF bic 4sies 2i--24e.
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lsH-at, Heeota I'll l<--22L.e.
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berf ~ Uiais. SanaiIr SIS. s.Oo-l9 80,
ihsrf tlsar si5.75-l7.O0. Rsk sl7.75-
Hssf IN Fsetts. Fassirs sIs s.5o-r4 %.
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teitle. sutsr bts 4oies, 500.
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9 Ten. 3.3se. GsntriFagal 80 Ten 8 .s6c.
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3 ruhis. Gat ssaf $40, Gralhes &. eos,
Noaib ~ 8. .25e. Gu5es 5.l5e. seweeres
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30. 0onfecttoners i, II 4.75c, go. AS,
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.S5f, No. Q 4.5oc. GO. 7 4.45c, go.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
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Die Rutter bat ibm in oas ateio
Sendbrt 3ehn blante 9uL6en,
Oanlit, tueHn er in fhlimmer 3eit
Bon 5eIferu uno Don 5auIe melt.
5dht fan in Roth uno S6uInen.
Der Sobu. Der ipdnotrt biigeEpGrts,
Die IbrGReH itronrnetF reuRsu;
Bte lit ihn oc6 70 fdper has 6ers ---
rod einrnal menoet sr noa Ghmets.
8uEn fdngt er CT, su .treunsn".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
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Rb4in: % bitis miisrubItn Wsannss
birotr! AIIes babe ih meinsm iyris.
Dem Defreiten, seesbsn. foaar be
Sdhne bdb Id ibm plcmbiren IofIen.
,inb jtbt fribi tr iid9 tei einsr onoersn
Ro1iH hamit on!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
Shtsaas. 81. Raj.


Msk. - Rarft aassseasgt. Dintsr
Hatents s4.o0--4.50. Strais&ts ss. To- IS.
Sprtas Batents beites s5.63-5.B. Straiabts
e4.l5--4.a5. bassrs ss.40--4.60.
Weissa. --Fir Rai Io8k- k--IO4s.e, an,
GMlHb l0sste; fir Sali ssL $3.50, an.
G4gnb s9lse: fir Stptsmbtr 81 - 87s.e
en- 6AlmE S7sse: fiir December IS -
s6Ht am sAlub ss2se.
MsIf4ssrH.- 5ar gsal 5iA - 53c.
an G6Inb S259e fur 5mit 52ss ss--53sIe, an,
6&lus s3sss, fur Ssptsmbsr 53s. - 54e.
e. . :. e4ias g sss; faF 1sssmssr 81 y -52114fe.
1afsr. - Siir Rat 3asx - safe. am
G4Int a4xs: fur Sali SIS - sSse, am
04lnt S5he; fur September IS - 35s1c.
ant Cub S5sssi farSssember S61 -s8ss ss,
a1sgsn. - No. 90c.
0erhe. Gate safterserfse 6o-7oe.
sHte bis Gotse 9aaLsgsrfts s3-sls.
la - faams a. .--Hs. 4 e. ID. 2l5lSe.
30. I y. 10. 226hc.
nes,
Ateefaamsa.--sIs.7S per gsntnsr.
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Inx 6sTtsMesr sl4l5 = 4.s0, aM Sdlub
G@maGl - $500 ,es 100 gfs. 1ar
aglt s8.n6 - G.lO, am @Aluh a.
tas Sepssmbsr ss,i2 20, am S6Ius
&.l5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01

" tuep e 8. - Gte 3ufubr mar beuts
senaseHo fir ote Rahfraae nno Die greiie
ptutg. stoders uno ;Feeoers firp In outer
Radfrage, @tihfi5e ffuc utaia.
S3Uers Sttere s5I00-5.90, ertra 50. 90
$40, fdneB -. C6ieu s2.25 -475,
ertra 1855 90, 5EeiIaerfttere s4.25--5. IS,
srfra 1876 - 600, Seifers $3.25-5. .65,
ertra S5.75-5.85, Alhe s2.25-4. 10, ertra
s4.S5-5.O, GanHers $225-350, gtoders
uHb Seeesrs $4.OO--5-50, crtrd $5 60-5 Is.
5uI leH. - Die 3ufubr mar nehr ais
seHhgsuo uno bic greiie fieIsH um l0-I5c
per 100 Bfuub,
Ragsre uno Isi9ts az. 2.75--4.l5, ao[oaru
4.25 - 40, sEtra 500, fette Sulsu
s465-5.OO.
va ber. aHiaHas mar Der Ndrtt
feftg, ipdter aber Idrgiam uHp ibmat5 uHb
um 25-50c nisoriser.
Cretudre une arose &400-6.01, fair bic
quite Ietttt SS.01-6.75, eItrd 7.OO-75O
9alber in ben Rommthous 6duTern -
SaHep TEc, prtma BITS uuserleiene 6-7c.
crotndre 4-5c
2 d. Deine. - Die 3ufubr mar heute
eros, bic Rahfraee nur mdsia uno pie
preiie 'teleH um i5--25c per 100 Bfuun.
S4were ShnetHe braHteu S5 90-s o5.
aHts bis auserfeiene 8erpdfunass uuh
SletfnerforteH S60D-6 10. eeuttIdete gsrs
paduHgSfcrteu s5.90-6.05. oroiudre Bic
auserIeiene itDers Fette Saue $3.50. .U5,
ertra sJ.25, staas &3.25-425. Ieitte
9srIanotiort,u S5.S5-S.00. Sertel poH ITO
BIB, urb wentaerf 20 Sos. IS.
Cd hafeuub Sammer. - lie 3ufuhr
mar heute stemLiot sros uHo Die gretie ne
leu I'm l0c fur Snafe uno I'M I5-25c fur
Santner
64GFe .-ertra 50 1850, quite bis auS.
trIstsHe $325 -- as, 0reiRdrs bts CUTE
e. 25-3l5.
eammsr. @eihorsue S4.5o - 5.25.
Sraaiahrs sdHHssr $500 - 7.+0, Guas
S4.50--5.25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
Reht uettl

Sommerfriihisr: .Jtst in Hssin
5ralHe faou Dor etner boibsu Stunne
gum gaeer sseaHgsn; oausrt bern eos
Rafirsu 10 ldnae2"
Wirtb: Dos net. dber q @erbin-
b'n."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
gtieaas, 81. Rat.

RtHeutsh. Heeues S5.l5 - $40,
fsras stiere s4.6o--5.55. neffltAe Stisrs,
81 $3.50. sto6ers une Ssehers s. 90
SIS. aahs uHe oeifeFs g. $3.50 adl6sr
s.25-S.00 Rarst ftetig bis Zoe nieertaer.
SaUeirs. - Setstt S.. .75-s. 10, as.
initiate $50 - sos, fnwsre $5.5s-6. 90,
EGahe 1856 - 5.75. quite 5is aussrGsIsme
iAUsre s57 -- 500, 5erteE $5.50--6.05.
Rartt 5-l0c niebrieer.
2 cate HRo 9dmmsr.-g&afe: Gin
hesTsi4e 81 00-4.61 msftLite %. .0O-4 .65,
5hhrItHge 81 25-5.I5
sammer. - GtHSeimt'he S4.2k-6. 60,
pefsI!ne $4.25-6.65. Rarst ituat uro
meilteus Zoe Hieoriaer.
5afuhr. - @inbuteS IL 900, ghueiHs
80 90. SGafe unh 2dmmer 2l,00J.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
Bonn Welbistarfte.



DE BanEsn porsn beute NIT Romtinearl
ststsH TART bsi6dftlet, bod, ruar bic RGh,
frase nath 0arlsbsn teins grese umD Ds!e
VT ufutg. Hon eeniBansxn wurosHg garlsber
.,or eau ~ S5<--4 u auseeIiehsn unt 0si
i4dffsp6pssrs sn BL--8R hssEeRtirf. an,
oFfsneH Warsts wurben DarIsben .cSs eaus
su ~ y uHs aaf Beit ~ 4--4<E pIaeirt.
nsaiH ssi Rsn Dsss
scatsn fetig nnb wurben ~ l0e gramis per
1900 swifGsn Hdutea usxtnnft. Gbatsr
wuTet voc prdnsie asbosen 1ie Gouutsss
rate befrdst b0e pramIe per $1,000.
safAfa emf Qnssss.
maren isetig. - Geute linb bic foEaeuheu
GMotirnnaen su bsri6ten:
xenoen, B Tasest ~ .s8s< 4. S8J< rsrE
60 Iaee Si4t, M.s41 -4.S4sx per & |: s,arls
Iaas Siht 6l21<-5l6 Francs per 500
W Lass StAt, 5i71 --5aO 5ranes pss sl0o:
tar IeutiHIaHb Iage es&t, 4 Rars e55<s
pc. 90 Tass Slot es5<e.
documentary @tas anf aonben svurhsn
tu 482M auf @lasapw ~ A.62k anh
auf 8sifah ~ Si.s2 psfsauft.
rHssas-rssissnsssw
sa5ss aHe isssis. DIE Uansem suesirsa ute
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01

Bnaer.- NrssIe Ten. NafNnlstsr Gut
esaf 6-3Oe, pcwetrse $50. Gakss S.7se,
eraHulates 5.5oe. eeafeetisners ~" 8. 45e.
En ~ S.30-o.45e. weissr sytra g"
6.06--5-i6e, sEtra ..g" <-93--500e, sssina.
ser esIbsr 475--4yBOs.
WsIaifss tft ftstis. Aew Crleass
Cren Netfis 6t--44s. Centrifugal ls--1se.
per @aasne. Sera4am 8S-37s per 0aasns
Ssfs.--Rarh. siemli4 isAkaff unb fles
hs, xouifsaHa, 6aHes oeah o--Sks. yrima
-os etstadrsrs - 4s. Sspsa Sh--
4Le per gfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
Siebmdrtte.

Cincinnati, 81. Stat.
2nfabr Hnb 8eriauot rpdbreno ben per,
T0iieHsn "a StnHoeH uergIiteH NIT ben
porbergeseuoeu 2 Lassn. paren mte foIgt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01

~~*~*@0W WEN M@F8U&s n
Dsr nmfat tn ttsilasn Gteartnat0us BE,
tsf no bsuts anf $<.z4s. 900. Tis itmldts
ees psrhonensn Monats bsIiefen fish nuf
30, -. 90. ssssa 900, fds. 400 ins forrss
lpcHeireHoen Wcnat bss porsesn SatTss.
xsfes-assssssssss.
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8rsifs asbrndt. 4nr Eebr weniae 8ersdufe
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On sss 1srfs.
Before Cali
y HIlisn sor g. xxay. q nf. pgss........ -
shsfsfu &tne. Gbeitclr pfe............st 100
First Call.
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sifissH Gints Sfrset 10. Go.,............ s2sgs
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s57vs gsEambia Gas. ser...........; ;gs<
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Warfi bsfsnefi&ea Boaes nab aftien asebt
sis oifisisusH Hustsrunsen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01
. airs arssufts.

Hutter. - Rsrft rnbis. grsiis iea. -
Jancp ersamerp 251Sc. arseuress flyfss 22e.
DO ieecnns 2os. faney Gsisp lse. No. /
adfe. - Marft tasssa. Dkso IN, Illee
RorowefteTttter Ia k-f3e. seu9larf lis KIe.
s6weiteT IA - 1876, aimsuFsss i4J{s
Drsd 1899 per EfuHs
9ter. 3afuar mehr ats asuilasab
Mfrit miaia. 8rinsa friibe 6abnersssr
l3c. hrtta lbs, seconds l0e per Datenh.
0ttaaet. angebet ndsia, Warss Feiter.
Spring eki6sHs roR ~ Bfunh uEs barils
Der ~ - 2se. ttetHe Sprinaers uussr ~
Vfano 70 - 25e, ca5nsr lie. H4kns 7e.
TynfbabHer l2c. Gaia &c. iaaae Gnten ii
--2or, aGis sks. 0dHis STE per Hfunk.
Cbh uHh 0smafs.
vspisL-Sanes Rem psrf ss.50--7 90.
@saeiaps tS.50-7.o 90 per USi.
ettreHsH. Rartt lef, GaIis,rris
~. 900. ReffiEa 8 SiO0--5.5 SO ysr ltfAs
siHes 75c per Sna9tei
Eraassn. - Rartt r1kia pnh tfsfts. -
esltfsrDia s..s5-s.6o. dssriss $3.50 -
I 90 per Rite.
grobeersH. - Giakeimiids si 30
20 per Crate peH "a Enarta.
grate
xdl teffeGH. MsaiGeR el.75--2 90
sss BbL aaf BEN 0sIeife ane 50--6oc per
9a. TN stose.
SuHaeRestsffsIn. - Robile 9rs.
lmgbs ". 5000 per 8bI. aHb sias5 Der
Babel.
Rrsut. - Msrst itetis. &obils sl.7s
D2.h0 per Dbl. peM Giass.
0u uhlsIM.-- aeae 1eras S2.0o--alo.
20. . N.7O--I.@ aHh settle e2.l0 psr
zsats. Aste eelbe III ei.2b-400 ssr IA
alaMsHfeb L--GiHbsimiiae III Loo
I:25 per Iaieae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-01

Der Rarst mar Hau. s3ertauft purssn
sS2 HbIs. DiftiHsr's 3iaishss Gssss aaI
ssr Bats peR 81 .s3 per Gaaoa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
HARDWARE men
Are to Hold Annual State
Meeting in the City of
Parkersburg.

The annual convention Of the West
Virginia Retail Hardware Dealers AS.
ISOLATION will be held in Parkers-
burg February IA, 10, and 16, and elab-
bur February IA, 15 and 1e, and elab-
crate arrangements are being made
for the entertainment Of the delegates
who will be in attendance. The ses-
sions Of the convention will be held
in the city building at Parkersburg
and hardware dealers from all parts
of the state will be present.
A program Of interesting addresses
by prominent men in the trade will
be carried cut and this city will be
represented. Jobbers and big manu-
tacturers will have extensive exhibits
at the convention and the session Will
conclude with the serving of big
banquet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
SCHENE PICTURES
Are Being Shown at Odeon
Theafef on West Pike, Z
Street This Week.

Thirty slides OF the schenk trial
in Wheeling are to be shown at the
odeon theater on West Pike street
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons and evenings this week.
These slides are furnished by the
PittsIburg Film Exchange, which had
a photographer on the ground at the
time OF the trial. They are packing
theaters in Pittsburg. The pictures
include scenes showing the birth
place of Mrs. schenk. the schenk
residence in Wheeling, Mrs, scheak
at The trial, Nurse Evans, Dan Phil
lips. the schenk and Phillips meet
ing place, John and Albert schenk.
the Schenk children, the court room,
the prosecuting attorney and de-
Tending attorneys and numerous
other scenes of great interest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
SUPERINTENDENT
iOf School Of the State
Makes His Biennial
Report.

CHARLESTON, Feb. THE state
superintendent of schools biennial
veport, which has just come from the
printer, is a document OF more than
usual interest to those interested in
educational work. Among the rec
concentrations are the following:
Increase in minimum salary for
teachers holding first and second
grade certificates.
Higher qualifications and better pay
for county superintendents.
A production tax on gas, all or
most OF which is to be used for
school purposes.
Non-partisan or bipartisan boards
OF education.
a reduction in fees charged applI-
CAMS in the uniform examinations
from $500 and $1.OO to $3.50 and rs
cents respectively.
Provision for free text books at the
earliest practicable date.
Mere stringent and effective child
labor and compulsory school laws.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
Eighteenth IlfanfrY Of the
Mexicans Is ctically
Aanlhil tsd.
oRozeo IS 4 LiE p
Rebels Are Said Now 10 BE
Within Fife Miles
Of JuaTsz

FL PAso, Feb thing was
quiet in Juarez thfctis hou ire might.
Attempts to locate osozcol lanis and
8ianco so far have been 1ccessfufl
and all is matter 81 coniecttire toi
where the reyolptiona commanders
are encamped.
Later in the daR- learned
that the REVOLUTIONARY force under
oroSco We're fifteen miles southeast
Of Juarez. American arriving from
the Casas oranges sie tllat Blanco
has been fighting the enth fed.
eral infantry, and thu BE- has prac-
is advancing north. cuiars dis
tributed in Juarez say oFozeo MAS
killed in Sundays fIghtins
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
FRESHMAN
And Newspaper Manager
Have Encounter and For
mer is Jailed.

James T. Howard, pressman at the
Exponent printing plant, is in jail
awaiting hearing before Mayor
Frank r. Moore on a charge Of as
sault'ng and beating ]. Chase Phil
lips, manager OF the newspaper,
Tuesday morning on the north end
of Glen Elk bridge.
Tho two men had a dispute over
the discharge of Howard as press
man and this resulted in a personal
encounter in which he beat up Phil
lips rather severely. The latter had
his face lacerated and bruised and
his clothing was bedraggled where
Howard mopped him around in the
mud of the street.
Howard was discharged by letter,
according to a bloody and muddy
missive that was filed with the
mayor as an exhibit in the case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
MAIL CLERK
Benjamin w. jackson Dies at
His Home on Enterur-
ban Line.


BENJAMIN w Jackson, United States
re lway mail clerk, died at his home
at Jackson farm on the interurban
car line Monday night at 5 o'clock.
following a few weeks illness of bow
el complaint.
MI Jackson was aboutsfifty years Of
age and is survived by his wife and
one son, George. who is attending the
state university at Morgantown. He
Is also survived ny two brothers,
stonewan, living at home. Joseph, iiv
ing at Morgantown. and two sisters,
Miss Mollie Jackson, and Mrs. Marsh
Turner, residing at Morgantown.
Mrs. Jackson was Miss cor-ine
Reynolds before her marriage. She is
a daughter of the late Washington G.
Reynolds, one OF the prominent pfo-
necrs OF the county.
MIR. Jackson wGs head clerk of one
az the crews of railway postal clerks
running Between Grafton and Gin
ctnnati. He entered the service about
twenty-five years ago and worked
himself up to the position held at the
time of his death He was among
the best clerks in the service and quite
popular with all OF them who knew
him.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Episcopal
church. conner Of West Main and
Sixth streets. Burial will be in Elk
view cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
SHORTAGE FOUND
IN WETZEL COUNTY
As Result Of an Audit Just
Completed by the
State.

cHAHllEsTCN, Feo. 7.-CAA.S,ns
that through Improper expenditures
and payments. tha. county Of WetzeI
has been loser to the extent OF $1l,-
S6@.2@, the report Of the audit Of the
records of that county for the period
from July /, 1865, to December 81,
1909 has been filed with the county
court at New Martinsville by the state
tax commissioner. Tho audit was
made by Chief Accountant Z. a. Dover
assisted by J. II. Otto and George W.
Eeaire. In addition to the above
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
z BIS II S landed
In THE JAIL, AT WEST ON
LECTURE
OF Armenian Country and Customs
Is Given BY Student.

A lecture was given Monday night
in the First Presbyterian church by
sanakariam Boyajtan, an Armenian
student at the Wesleyan College at
Buckhannon. under the auspices OF
the christian Endeavor Society OF
the church. The lecturer described.
the customs OF his native country,
and exhibited several of the cos
tunes worn There was a good at
tendance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
MEETING
Of National Vaudeville Man.
ayers Association F. ].
Pickett Will Attend.

Fred ]. Pickett, manager of the
odeon theate-. went to COLUMBUS, o.,
Taesday morning to attend meeting
of the National Vaudeville Managers
Association. From Columbus, he will
so to Springfield to book attractions
for the coming season at the odeon.
THENCE Nh. Pickett will visit Pitts
burg, Pa, and Oil City, his former
home.
tMr. Pickett Was accompanied by ].
s. Cross, manager Of the Lyric the
ater at Fairmont, who arrived in the
city Monday morning on the way 10
Columbus, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
HAYAlAllER IN IT.

The West Virginia State Pharma-
ceuttal Association OF Charleston,
has been chartered. to improve the
art and science of pharmacy. In
corporators. C. 0. Young, OF Buck
harmon; Frank B. Haymaker, OF
Clarksburg; W. IS. vinson. OF Hunt
tngtol: w. A. .Ream. OF Morgan
town; Walter ,E. Dtttmeyer, OF Har-
per's Ferry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
Accused Man is Arraigned
in Court This Az
ternoon.
CHANCE OF VENUE
IS Being Argued at the
Hour Of Going to Press
Today.

William Publish, negro, charged
with criminal assault on Flora
Anglin near Weston the night Of
December "a was arraigned in cir
cult court there Tuesday afternoon
with Jarrett Smith acting as his at
torney. A motion for change OF
Venue was being argued at the hour
the Telegram went to press.
disorder was averted at Weston
shortly after noon when Kurdish was
taken from an incoming passenger
train at the lower end OF the iowa
and rushed through obscure streets
and alleys to the county jail before
Q large crowd, which had gathered
at the passenger station, was aware
that he had been taken from the
train.
Twenty-four members OF Company
A, OF the West Virginia National
Guard at Weston, formed a Gordon
ut the passenger station there and
held the crowd back while deputy
sheriffs were also on hand pre-
sumably to assist in removing the
prisoner to jail. 1t had been de-
cided, however, to trick the crowd,
in this manner and to spirit Kurdish
to the Jail by another route, when
was doae as stated without incident.
Kurdish was in charge OF Captain
Jackson Arnold, OF Company A, and
five picked men OF his company.
They took the prisoner from the
nenttentiary at Moundsville Tuesday
morning and thence to Weston byI
way Of Clarksburg.
When II was learned that Furfbish
had been landed safely behind the
bars of the county jail, large aum-
her of the crowd left the passenger
station and Went to the jail, but
there was no eyilsnea of r.ot.ng and
III appeared that the throng was
made up OF curious spectators rather
than riotevs. Several fingered
around the Jail hoping to see Fur
hish when he was brought out.
Captain Arnold and his men with
their prisoner arrived here on the
Short LiAe passenger train at 11:25
o'clock Tuesday morning and Fur
Dish was Immediately transferred to
the smoker OF the Weston train on
a track on the other side of the
platform and only few feet away
from the coach from which he was
taken. The transfer was without
Incident. Probably nifty persons
had assembled at the station through
curiosity and they remained until
the train pulled out for Weston.
There was no demonstration, what
ever.
Captain Arnold had Kurdish
strongly handcufed and his men
guarded him closely, showing evil
dence of beng on the alert at all
times to protect him from harm.
Furhish is yellow negro Of
scarcely medium SIZE. not being
much over five feet tall and weigh
ing not more than 40 pounds,
While apparently quiet. he showed
signs OF fright as he passed through
the small crowd. His looks leave
the impression that he is ordinarily
intelligent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
TO ASYLUM
At Weston Woman is Committed MS a
LuRatiC by Justice Camp.

Mrs. Ida May Griffin. wife Of
Charles GlfF1n, Columbia miner
has been adiudgcd a lunatic by JUS
ticc W. P. Camp and committed to
tho state hospital for the insane at
Weston. Papers have been sent to
the hospital authorities and she will
be taken to the institution in few
days from the county Jail, where she
was placed Saturday evening by q
constable
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
MAN is FINED
For Drunkenness and He is Released
on Making Settlement.

Two cases we're registered for
trial at the usual session of police
court this morning, but one could not
be tried as the defendant had not re-
covered from a spree, which caused
his arrest last night. The defendant
In the other case was fined $3.50 for
drunkenness and On payment OF SAIL
and promise to pay the remainder
at a future date, he was released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
FATAL INJURIES
Are Received BY Five Men in
Explosion Of Barrel Of
Gasoline.

NEW YORK, Feb. Nineteen men
were injured, five fatally, in an ex-
ploslon Of barrel Of gasoline at
Jamaica, L. l., this morning. The
gasoline was on work car in the
Long Island railroad yards and the
injured men were laborers. What
caused the explosion has not been
learned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
WESTON CHARTER.

The Weston Stove Company, OF
Weston, has 6eeh chartered to deal
In general merchan6isc at wholesale
and retail. Capital stock, $4,000.
1ncorporators. tP. Boone, L. IA.
Roone, Lee J sllrtin. Of Weston;
ira s. Norris, Of Jane Lew; and O,
1: ssanard, Of arIeaton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-07
MODERN WooDMEN
Will Attend Fune"al Of Il W. Jack.
son. 4 Mcmbsr of Lodge.

All members OF Northcot. Camp,
No. 574S, Modern Woodmen of
America, are requested to assemble
in the Knights of Pythias hall, Glen
Elk, Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock to attend the funeral OF
Esteemed Neigh5or Benjamin Will
son jackson, The lodge viii go in
a body from Pythian hall to
Christ E2iscoral church, where the
services will be held.