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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

NEW YORK-Joseph Kingwood. en-.
ployed by the Maxwell-Iirisc6c Motor
90. at Tarrytown. fell 80 feet from
water tower. turned n somersauit
and hit earth. TIE got mp and went
back 20 work
NEWTON. y I-Chas. Heinsey. a
local painter has thumb nail On
inch and n half long lie uses .t in
stead OF graining tool and has in
surcd it for $50
TOLEDO President Emeritus %
Harvard university Charles W. Eliot
and Jane Adams will >bc speakers "a
The Ohio state association OF charities
and corrections to be held here Octo-
bor 90 o
K1NGWOOp. w. Va The Preston
county court house is being remodelcd,
The repairs under way mark the close
of The hght between this place and
Terra Alta for the court house.
CLARNNlLLE. Ky Philip Wells
Telling tree. vas caught beneath ~
aud is In a very serious condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
MaccabeeS Gather
World Carnival At Cleveland Opens
with Going Into Camp In
the Rain

CLEVELAND. o.. July l6-in fail
inR rain Camp Cleveland Of tho Va.
tional cncampment or the uniform
rank ot tho knights Of the Maccabees
was formally opened here in Edgewa.
ter Park. this afternoon. with about
800 uniformed knights present. rep.
rcsenting fortythrec divisions and
eleven states.
The encampmcnt is being held m
conjunction with the Quadronhial Rc
view of the Supreme Tent. tho Ma
ti0nai legislative body ~ the knights
~ the Maccabccs Tho Supreme Tent
will begin Sc sessions next Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Bryan'S Slap al Harmon

signor ~ ono nfh ~ q. vs.. Romlre.
Parkorsburg. Due.nrh 90 =. o.. Locke.
Oucnnh fo s. g. Miller. Groeubrier.
W. Va. and ononfth 20 W s. steven.
son. Butler ra. cutter bar for bar
vrsiing machIneg.
Postmaster General Uifchcock has
announced tho promotion ~ Orphla
Chigcsirr. clerk ln bis office from
West V'rsin.a. and au increase In
salary from 5000 To- $1,000.
Tho senate Saturday confirmed
Richard s.. Vail as p0a'mns'rr ~
Weston Taft made tlo rocommouda-
tiOn some weeks ago.
Conerrssman Littlcparc was fhe
only member Of tho West V,rg.nia
delegation hero saiurda. ghsra rr.
turned today end ail VII br hero Tor
The nrsf of Goo week save Cougre.e.
man liughof. who ia up boo Wi,higln
for bis hc1lfh Reports are that ao
ls greatly Improved
Senator bailey. chamberlain Ovor
man. Johnson. Bacon and TAYLOR. with
their host. Senator Watson. returned
this afternoon from "Falrmout Fpru14.
whore they spent Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Troops i'm Wreck
Huntington Guardsren Sustain Minor
Hurts-Troop Train Hit
Freight.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 1G-
Tho special train carrying the three
Huntington and the BlucHcld compa-
ny this evening ran into a freight
train ON the Chesapeake 4 Ohio. near
81. Adams. Just west OF this city. The
freight was running very slowly. while
the special was running az top speed.
7 D." injured men were Quartermastcr
Sergeant James GOllehan. of Blue.
field. who received about twenty cuts
on the face and body. T. y Thomp.
son and ". f.. Her.t. prlvatos OF
Huntington. who received broken ribs.
\ number Of others received minor
Injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Watson and Chiffon ASSailed
BY Democrat Editor RraZie
Tragic Browning
Father Dies With Children He Souah,
to SaVe-Wife Witnesses Scene
in Agony.

ST. LOUIS. July 16.-Frank Ducier-
vile. Al years Old. was drowned to-
DAY with his son and daughter
Thomas and Mary. . and Is years old
r@sprciir"ly, whilr crowd on the
Mlsslssippi river bank restrained the
VIE and mother. who tried TO leap
in after th- struggling trio.
While the parents .partook ot
luncheon oA the river bank. the chill
Ir"n Were allowed To sir i'm q skin
The boy stood up in the boat and
overturned IL Tho father divcd An
where the children sank. and reap
b''reH on The surface for an in in
St"nt with child In either arm
iniis Handicapped H. was unable 70
swim and all wore drowned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

Bay. Alaska. land claims. involving al
legged activity OF the Guggenheim min
ing interests looking TO monopoly OF
Alaskan coal: into the attorney gen.
erals recommendation for removal Of
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. chief OF the
governments chemistry bureau; into
the charged failure OF Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham to prosecute alleged
frauds by the Alaska syndicate; into
the charges Of travel pay irTegularl.
ties and favoritism Of Major y. B Ray.
an army paymaster. The house
sugar trust" investigating committees
will meet I'm New York Tuesday for
several days. The house steel trust"
investigating committee will resume
work here this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Mistake Made in Electlns Men Whose
Actions Have Dlsgusted the
Whole Party.
TWO SoUELcHED EFFORT
FOR BRIBERY INQUIRY.
Jig Will Sc Up With Democrats in
State for Twenty Years Editors
Prediction.
By CAL. T. YOUNG.
Inteliigencer Bureau.
Charleston. w. Va, July l6.

Charleston. w. va, July l6.
As predicted some time ago the Demo-
Gratis OF the state are beginning To eX-
press their opinion of the manner in
which their wishes were respected by
their party leaders during the last two
sessions of the legislature. These
opinions are not such that will make
the heads % the Wcarers OF the CROW rs
carry their togas with ease. Nor are
many OF these Democrats who are
coming out over their signature with
denunciatiOns OF the tactics OF their
leaders sparing in their words in de-
nounciIg those responsible for the
failure 10 investigate the charges OF
fraud in the election OF the United
States senators.
Democratic Editors Resentful.
cratic papers OF the state have given
voice to their opinion .. hose respon-
sible for the stigma cast upon their
party stigma that was placed on
IL by party associates. not BY oppo-
nents. Among the men held RESPONSE
BILE for the present situation is Senator
William a. MacCorklc. law partner OF
William H. Chiffon. one of the men
elected by the Democrats 20 occupy a
seat in the United States senate. To
prevent the adoption OF 20 resolution
that had been offered. Senator Mac
COrkle declared the men elected
courted an Investigation. and that the
matter would b. taken up when a
proper resolution was dra ted. When
the word OF The Democrats was gwen
that they would insist on an inveStiga-
ton Of the charges OF fraud made on
the floors Of the house and tho senate.
they roro given % breathing spell that
has continued ever since. for these
same Democrats vro declared they
cogrtcd an Investigation and would in
sist on one. were succofsful IN block
INK action on the resolution
Brazic's Heated Comment
These tactics are 90 cusscd ln an
editorial appearing n the Logan
Democrat. edited by Charles q. Urtl.e.
Logan county DE- in the senatorial dis
trict represented bv william s Mac
Corsle Tho Logan editor makes o.
very clear shat Tho Democrats VIII
do to fic chiffon Watson g1ur and
tcout'nuod - Third PagsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Trip Down Ohio
For Congressman
RIVERS AND HAR8oRS COMMIT
TEE LEAVE WASHINGTON
THIS WEEK.
Investigate Flood Prevention. Lake
Erie-ohio Canal. and Then Go &c
Cairo On Boat.

PITTSBURG. July 16.-This CITY is
to be host 20 the rivers and harbors
committee, beginning Thursday. and
until August l. there will be one con-
tinual round OF sight seeing and in
vestigation which will be carried the
length OF the Ohio river TO Cairo. Ill.
Members OF the committee and ladies'
viii leave Washington Wednesday
night and go direct TO Oil City. Pa. by
special train. Another special train
Will carry from Pittsburg Mayor Ma
gee and the reception committee OF
the city. who will meet the con
gressional guests at Oil City and start
for Pittsburg on Thursday morning at
2 O'Clock. The trip will carry the
party down the Allegheny river where
the improvements and projected food
elimination plans will be shown the
committee.
Visit Canal and River.
On Saturday more special trains will
carry the visitors 20 Ashtabula. o..
over the proposed route OF the Lake
Erie and Ohio river ship canal. while
In the evening banquet Will be
rendered the visitors Immediately
after this the visitors with the enter.
tainment committee and other guests
will board the Ohio river packet
Kanawha for the trip 10 Cairo. On
the way down the Ohio stops will be
made a. follows.
July %. East Liverpool. o.. S'euben-
vile. o.. Wheeling. W Va. July %.
Marietta, o.. Parkersburg. W. Va:
Gallipolis o.. July 25 Huntington.
W. Va, Catlettsburg KyV Ashland.
Ky. TrOnton. o.. Hanging Rock. o.. :.
Portsmouth. q. July 2G Maysville.
Ky. Cincinnati. o. July %. Madison.
Ind. Louisville. Ky July 2S. Tell
city. Ind; Owersboro Ky: Evans
vile. Ind July %. Henderson. Ky.
July 20. cairo. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
WAGON KILLS tot
Child Turbles From Wagon al Mob.
ley and Is Run Over. Dying
From Injuries.

SIecl1i Dispatch - Tho Iufeiiirerrcr
MANNtNGTON. w Va. july 1G-
Edith Ahcrcdge. aged i've. daughter -
4. ". Abercdgo. "a grocer af Mobley.
while riding IN the grocery wagon.
fell out and WAS run over she died
IN twenty minutes from the injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
West Virginians interested In Oris-
sion of Ohioan a. Presiden-
tial Timber.
Intsuiasncer Bursan

Infsiiaeucer Bursan
Washin0ton -. O.. July I6
West Virginia Democrats who have
followed tho Efforts ~ Watson and
chiffon. who have promised 70 turn
West Virginia over f0 Harmon IN
1912. are discussing with Interest DO.
velopments following Bryans slap 20
fhc OhiOan 10 the long ist Of eltgI.
bic men FOR fhe presidency from tho
Democratic ranks. Harmon ls omitted
BY the Nebraskan. while senator Pom
creme ls FugPc7fod by him al n posqi-
LIlity aF vice prcsd dent Pomercnc
has promptly denied mat no has any
desire 10 stand boo Harmon s Uay. but
Tho fact bss been sufficient 10 Indicate
90 The Bryan adhcreufs hOW their
leader stands with Harmon Unless
tho Doid Duat Twins can 10 some
strenuous work Boo West virginia mo
deal win Tammany and tho Harmon
-rrOWd may fai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Congress
NearS End
All Legislative Plans Lead TO Adjourn
ment OF Extra Session Early In
August.
RECIPROCITY VOTE
COMES IN SIX DAYS
Passage by Two-Thirds Vote Is
Predicted by Supporters.

WASHINGTON. July 16-AlI legis-
lative paths now lead to adjournment
of congress quickly after the vote on
the Arizona-New Mexico statehood
bill is taken in the senate on the
legislative day. August Z. The senate
will be ready then. in all probability,
despite the general tariff revision
threat of Senator Cummins of Iowa
and other insurgents. and the house
will not interpose any fresh legislation
TO disturb the scnate's program for
winding up the extra session.
Only six days remain before the
final vote is reached upon the Cana
dian reciprocity. biz in the senate. Its
passage by two-thirds vote of the
senate is confidently predicted by sen.
ate leaders. who have seen many i'm
portant amendments voted down in
the last few days by majorities larger
than they had ventured TO hope for.
number of important speeches in
support Of the bill are expected with
a view OF making clear the position Of
the Democrats and Republicans who
have refused TO entertain any amend
mcnt 70 the bill and who have sup
ported President Taft's desire for
early ratification of the agreement as
IL stands. Senators Stone OF Missouri.
Shiyely OF Indiana and othsr Demo
Gratis will advocate the bill this week.
while Senators Bailey OF Texas and
La Toilette of Wisconsin will oppose
g. The other bills upon which dates
for votes have been set will be debat.
ed as soon as reciprocity is out of the
way.
Confer on Direct Vote.
y conference on the resolution for
"a constitutional amendment for direct
popular election OF United States sen
ators probably will be held Monday
by he senate and house conferees. to
adjust differences over the senate's
amendment Of the house resolution.
looking W federal control OF the elec-
tions.
House leaders agree that there will
be no opposition 10 the adjournment
plans Of the senate. The house com
mittce on ways and means Is working
on revision OF the cotton tariff. which
will be taken up in the house next
week About ten days debate I'm the
house Is expected. but the bill will
not be pressed on the senate so as
to cause any delay. and II necessary
will be put ahead as a rider on the
wool or free list bills when the senate
votes upon them. Cotton revision.
however. IN case such n program Is
not adopted. will be pressed az the
rcCular session conveniug I'm Decem-
ber The Investigating committees
will be active during the rest OF the
extra session. The senate committee
which is probing into the election OF
Senator Lorimcr of Illinois will re-
sumo tomorrow with probably several
witnesses who are expected 90 testify
regarding the alleged 100000 Lori
mcr election fund
The house committee will probably
continue probing 'hto the Controller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
oHIo's BIG MAN DEAD.
William Mccarthy Dies. Weiahinu
Just 495 Pounds.

CANAL DOVER. O. July t6-
Heart disease caused the death to-day
Of William Mccarthy. aged 90. said
10 have been the largest man IN ohio
During the last year he had gained
flesh ~ the rate Of five pounds a
month. and az The time of his death
he weighed f95 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Falls TO Death
South Branch Farmer Drops From
Hotel Window a Cum
beriand.

-rf.Ili r,'. patch f1 The fsterirerrer
CUMBERLAND Nd. July fG -
Uriah Long. 90. wealthy farmer from
South Urauch ". Va. either fell or
Jumped out Of q hotel window hero
today ond died some hours later ~
% local hospital. fie belonged 20 one
~ the best families in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Bandit Cries
Slayer Of Horton surrenders 20 Posse
and Weeps Like
Chifa

dW1 WeepB Like
Child.
= If.h tn o." I.fs1liecrrer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. July 16 -
without the slightest resistance.
Aaron Collins. who last Monday after.
noon sho. and killed Detective Jack
Horton near This city. surrendered 10
Deputy Marshal Howard Smith. De.
t"ctiro Grnfs aud large posse who
bad gone to the home of Henry Al.
k.uf Father .u-law OF Collins ON
Twenty Mile creek. Boo tho wilds of
Lincoln county when npprehended.
Collins cried ike o. child confessed
20 killing Horton and told Vfio was
with him when the crime WIS com.
mittcd. U0ts0n WAS brought hero
early th.e morning and Collins will be-
brought tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Iorlmer wItn.,. Dad

ST LOUIS. July o. Ioaeph s.
Clarke ~ Nandalia. Illinois. former
representative in tho Illinois Iegisla.
turo. Who was expected TO testify in
the LorImer inquiry az Washington,
died hero today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
WOULD CHEAT oALLows.
Chas. Hickman Tries Suicide ,,,
Beaver jail

UE1NEV &c., july ff ChafI.a
Hickman. rnud mrrd fo fs hanr.d
Tueaday f0r thn murder 90 hie wifo
In IrHruurr. 1870 almost succeeded In
cheating tho g1ilowa iast uirht by
ffn.ulfflrg eulcidr IT. had stood
With his f4cc ~ th. Jot lnhslInr tho
fumes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

Tho 'oiDhiug patents have bcon Ie
sued ~ West Virginia INVENTOR
"iliah a. Gourley. Grconbrer. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Uncle Zeb and the Weather

Probably no genius
ever stirred up aa
mach trouble for
mankind IN general
~ ths one who In
veuted the lawn
mower.
TIE WrATHrR
WARRINGTON
tJulV lG-Foracast
weston pemuHyl-
Fair monday
probably preceded
bT showers IN early
morning. slightly
cooler Tuesday fatr
Ohic-rar Mon
day slightly warm
er IN north portion
Tuesday fair.
Wcst Virginia
Fair Monday, pre-
cedod hy local show e
srs Tuesday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

WASHINGTON. july Upon
learning of fhe mine accident a. Du
Bois. Pa. the bureau of minns immodi.
afrIy ordered ont rescue car so z.
from Piffshurg -Four trained rescucrs
and the necessary apparatus were
aboard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

CcOntinasd On Third Pags)
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-28
Edna Goodrich, the former chorus
irl who married Nat Goodwin, the

girl who married Nat GOODWIN, the
actor, and got from him something
like 100000 before she sued him for
divorce, is believed to mediate going
back to the stage. This suspicion is
based on the fact that she has just
written a book-a novel, she calls it
ON stage life. BY those who know
the wiles of the actor folk. this is in
terpreted as presaging her return to
the giddy life behind the footlights.
The book, it is said, will picture sew
era1 characters well known along the
"Gay White Way. Her assertion that
they will be easily recognized has
whetted curiosity al to who they are
and how she will depict them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-28
YALE AND PENN CREWS
WILL ROW DOWNSTREAM
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Pres5.)
Springfield, Mass. April 2S.-It was
announced, today, that instead Of row.
ing a two mile course directly l n
front Of this city, the Yale and Penn
sylvania Fights will row farther down.
stream when they meet on the Con-
necticut river, May IS. This shift
means that there will be no observa-
ton trains for the race because the
New Haven road swings away from
the river just below the starting point.
The Pennsylvania crew will arrive
here, May 10, but the Yale crew will
not come until the day Of the race.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-28
Notice

For forty-four years we have been
conducting business at the same OLD
location, corner of Main and Jonn
Streets, Bridgeport, Conn.,, ana our
Private Bank has been established
there continuously. We have received
and paid out on demand without no.
tice millions Of dollars Of money de-
posted with us and we continue 70
receive money subject to deposi1or
check at sight, on which we allow
thrce per cent. per annun,, credatcd
10 each account monthly. We SOLICIT
the accourz4 Of intfividuals, business
men, firms and cOrpofatfens, ana al
who want a bank account where they
can deposit money, checks or dfafts,
and leave it for one day, one week, one
month or one year. and draw interest,"
on it for any time is is left Win us:
We give to the business our careiui
nersonal attention as the oldest firm
OF private bankers IN this state
-t-T No
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-28
T. z. WATSON & co.
SAFETY OF CAPITAL

N the nrpt but not the only thing 70
consider in making an investment
The rate of earnings Is important, too
we have psi1 our depositors regular
semi-arnual~ dividends for 81 years
our business is under the supervi-
sion 6K1ne Bank Commissioners Tor
Connecticut Funds In our care are
secured by selected mortgages on
Bridgeport and suburban real estate,
and on securities specified by law.
Denosit any time. interest begins first
of eac--- -r.,n1 and dividends are
payable t-Nsx.ry s1st and July 1st.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Marble Building
se4.gce MAIN ST, Bridgeport. Conn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-15
GRbAT SALE.

Every body knows 'told Forester
whiskey Take hottie e yoat
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HIGHLAND & DUNCAN
- d.
ri ., = ~ 81
This VIII lll !. Be III Interest to All
in Adamston and Surround
ing Community.

~
AR! S. w Highland, better known
as Wade, wishes to say to the public
that he has only sold an interest in his
store at Adamston, in order to have
. partner who viii take greater in
terest in the business so as to make 1t
possible for him TO accommodate his
friends who have. given him their
much appreciated custom in the past
two years. My partner. Mr.. Carl Dun
can. will be here with me all the time.
We hope TO be able to interest you and
your families. Will appreciate your
trade as much as ever, and hope to be
more prompt in serving you as an
humble merchant.
We will do our best to furnish Won
with goods worth the money. We will
be able to save you money as we both
expect to work and help get your or
ders out promptly, We expect to car
ry more stock than heretofore, such
as groceries, notions, few dry goods.
feed, and vegetables fresh from the
market. We wish to be fair and Just
TO all in business, but 1t is our pur-
"nse to furnish goods as cheap as pos
sEble, that We may reduce the high
cost of living just a little, and help the
bread winners.
We want the old customers as we'll
as any who may become our customs
ers. to share our advantages in quick
sales and small profts-a business
principle. Orders will be promptly
hlled and delivered to your home. Call
over the Bell phone No. SIS. ring 10,
or give the order to our solicitor. or
come to the store, just as you like
best.
We wish to say that all bills held
by the new Arm, II paid on or before
March /, 1911, a discount of 9 per
cent. will be given each customer. as
well as the customary treat hereto-
fore. We will allow discount of .
per cent. on all bills paid within two
weeks, or semi-monthly settlements
By doing this both merchant and Gus
torer will be benefited and save
money. Tell us what you want and Il
we do not have Y, we will get It str
Iycu.
We kindly invite all TO come and
see us; We viii talk 1t over, and then
We will understand one another bet
ter.
Please give US trial.
Yours truly,
HIGHLAND & DUNCAN.
At the car barn switch, Adamston. w
Va.
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At the car barn switch, Adamston. W.
Va.
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9. Keim, Of lsikipss is elty
e: I.ayrnan. 81 FaiSmcnt. & ii
The city.
John Cars adons q Ksgssr. i ii
the city.
Z. Henry, Of Buekhannon, Is a
Visitor here.
William II Sherry, d Hunting on.
Is city visitor.
Attorney NJ A. Samples, OF Salem.
twas here Yednesday.
Wliiiam Rogers. Of cowen. Is a
guest at the Waldo.
Samuel s. Fsris was here wednes-
sfday from Bridgeport.
/ g. q Browne, Of Parkersburg, is
"a city business visitor.
a. A. ]. Gaskiil, Of Warrington, is
there on business visit.
4 Jesse f. Randolph, salem citizen,
4 was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. w. Williams and Mrs
Dudley Britt went to New Yori,
Tuesday night.
8. A.. Hays and Miss Geneyieye
1 Hays, Of GlenYille, we're guests at
the Waldo Wednesday.
Ernest \ Well. was here last night
from Weirton on business connected
with the local tin mills.
J. NJ. Google, Of New Martins
vile, representing the New MARITIME
vile Supply Company, is city
business visitor.
Miss Lena Ban. of weston, is visit
ing at the hone % airs. c. L. VII
moth, 7S6 Mulberry street.
j. r.; DOMAIN and son, Walton, left
the city last night for Keyser. being
called there on account Of the illness
OF Mr.. Domains motherA Mrs. Frances
DOMAIN.
Y George q. lockwood, Of the irwin
lockwood Company, went to New
York City Last night to purchase new
stock for his firm.
Miss Bernice Slope. of smlthfeld.
has arrived in the city from Morgan
town to VISIT Miss Alberta Mccrach-
en-, of Mechanic street.
Mrs. Hlosta Bailey, d, Pennaboro,
Is here with her niece, Miss Flossie
Davis, who underwent an operation
Monday in 81. Mary's hospital for
appendicitis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-15
BARGAIN WEEK.

The kilograms Annual Bargain
SUBSCRIPTION Week begins Saturday.
Eebruary 18th, and ends Monday,
February 27th. one-fourth off on all
subscriptions paid during this period.