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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

4m Witttpoh, Is. Souuar. iinbtt
in Der Maiithaae tin bodiniersHantes
Qonseri ftati. oeNen griras fur sin.n
lDoblibdiieen 3iDed. namIin fur ods
Ohio 6oipiiaI for Momsn ono GbiI.
oreH beitimmi III. 4ls potroneHen
fungiren so Dumen aus Den eriien Gs.
ienfhaftsirsistn unn ibr ginfIub
riirfie elm aldn8enbes 6aus iihern.
Die Witlpirtenben in bem a0n5ert iino
frau Warit Ban 9upn. cine beriiomte
altiftin. Der befannie Qlapierpirtuoje
Gsrr 2heooor 8cbImann unb 6srr
Bernard Sturm. elm gang ausge5siH.
meter WipliHiit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

besabIte unIere Resierung aber nidts.
troBoem Tie BON ben @eihdoisten tpies
oerbolt aufgefprbsrt ipurbe. gtahbem
oieie Gbrenfdulp ITO Sabre lang uns
beadtst seblieben VT, finb i'm Senat
4ntrdge singebradt porben, bic Sum>
men, Die iid duf piele Wiaionen belaus
fen, gu bssablen. Wtit Reht erblidcn
Wdnner tpte griitop unb gummins
barin nihts anoeres als einen ysyfhe
aug" unb proteftiren basesen. 8orldus
fig Iiro iie i'm Senat iiberitimmt pors
ben. Sm Sauie ipirp oas 9leide 9es
ihsben. Hur Der prdIipent tann nit
ieinem geto ben Edub perbinoern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Die forti drittli6en Sez

Die forti 6rittlidsn Sez
natoren i'm aongreb babsn ni6t bios
aeeeH bic geraubung bss Bottles an8u=
tampfen, ioHbsrn iebsn iih aud qez
5UuHgen, frehe 4ttentats auf bic
8unoestaNe gu perbinoern. 9or 10
Sabren taperten fran3oiiihe &rieqsz
ffiffe ameritanifde 6anoelsIhiffe,
tporaus Elm aries nit Sgrdntrei6 gu
entiteben brobte. SdlisBiih fam cine
Giniguns gu Stanos. Jrantreid iisllte
bic aaperei Elm uno bic 0ereiniqten
Staaten na9men es auf iid, Die bon
Jruntreid geforoerts, aber ni6t BE-
piliigte @ntfbabigung aus Der eigez
nsn GaTe 81 be5ablen. 9butiddlih
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

Das oltmobiits Mien. - gs min iid
moberniiireu. - Grobe iniernatios
male 1bsatsrs unb Wuii.ausfiellung
gspIant. - Der Sport foa gepflest
psroen. - Glssants Ha6tlo,ale. -
Der Raitmorit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

Der SOnig BON Gnglano bat
on bieism Reujabr feline pairs err
nannt. Toh oiirfte er in bic Gage
tommen, nod DOR Iblauf beg Sabres
300 neue Pairs 3u Ihaffen. Dor
Rdrs nod miro ben 2oros cine
8orldge sugehen, pslde lie gum gro
zen 1bsiIs bon Der Reqierung aus
ihaltet. Wenn Tie bic 9orlage nt6t
annsbmen, muB Der aonig entrpeber
Elm paar bunoert neue pairs ernen>
men, um Gle 8orlQqe 3ur Qnnabme gu
brinaen. ober eS niDt eine Reoolutipn,
gum WinbeIten cine hohgrooiae poli>
tide artie. Die 2lnnabme III, ooB Die
2oros es niht auf bas 4euberIte an
tommen laiIen pernen, um ibren Stttl
3u retten. Wenn nod tpeitere 3Deihun>
bert ooer oar mehr 2orbs in Der Welt
herumlaufen, pann tpiro es ihnen qez
ben, fpis ben 0iterreihiihen 8aronen,
bon benen Der Wiener Sellner iaote.
als fih elm Qusldnoer Den garonstiteI
bon ibm perbat: Sin 8aronstitel bat
bel uns nthts gu heoeuten. Sier nen=
nen mir ieoen 2umpen Baron.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

0ie init pannun9 erIpdr
tets Gnti6eioung Des Oberbunpes8e'
,ichts in Sahen bes 2llabamder Irz
teiteraeiebes lit Qegen bic aonltltutlos
r.aiitdt oes 9eieBes aus9erauer. Us
1T audi niht perItdnblih, pie lie 6dtte
Ghoers ausfaQen t0nnen. Sm Suosn
perIu6t man Nrbeiter niht our6 8s'
rehte gsbanbluns gu gepinnsn, ion'
Germ our6 3pang. Die W}etbooe, Die
man befolqt, beitebt barin, Gem 2lrbets
ter cine tleine Summe uor5ulhteBeH
uno ibn oann our6 WiBbanoLunq 81
sntngsn, oaB er DoponlGuTt Sobalo
er bisisn 9eriuh md6t. Dtro er BE-
itraft. Ias 8eIeB, lpeltes cine Iolhe
@rutdlitGt QeItattst, bat Oo5 Sberbuns
resgeriht fir untonititutioneQ ertIdrt,
neil es baruuf binuuslduft, bic Gid
rerei in perItetter Sorm pieotr ein3u.
fibren. Die gunbes Rs9lerung psrz
bient 2lnertennung oafiir. oaB lie eners
QiIh Stellune qegen oieIes 8eieB ges
nommen uno beTen Streitun9 Oeranz
lubt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Hbem - ats - ~

0bem ia ats - ~
gin td0r ffdfiee ginreibsaon
u1it 0r. Midter8
Pain-Expeller
iperben ale g&meraen unb gteiftet
ber 0iie0er benehmeR. 2ei0et nidt
unn6tbis. 25 unb 60e In &potteems
ianA bon
y. AO. RICHTER 4 CO.
tanS ustaoaA4 EDashoA
0f4 1sasl ne9es1, 1su vOuk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

Gi6t obne Sntsrefie III
ole GntIteibunq bes Cberbunbesgs.
ri6ts in ge3ug auf bic 5aTtpflidt Der
gabnen betreffs 8erluItes BON Daaren
auf Dem transport. gei Der QroBen
2luspehnung bes Qanoes iii es unper@
meiolih, oab 0aaren itber oerIhieoene
gdbnen perIhidt perben miiHen.
Benn Damn etne Senbung DerIoren
qing. 10 beTtritt ieoe 8abn Die Qsrant-
ipcrtIihteit bafiir. Die FoIge mar,
hab Der YsrluIt ungeoett bIieb. Die
fem W}ibitano Elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN, be-
Itimmte Der aongrsb burd 9eIeb, odR
Die gabn, fpelfe Die Senpurq suerit
annimmt, fir ben 0erluIt huftbar 1T,
qletapiel auf rpel6er 8abn er Iih ers
eiqnete Ter Ginpuno Der untonTti:
flltionalttdt, fpelhen bic 8abnen erbos
ben, puroe aber niht onertdnnt. Nus
Der GntIdeibunu 1T eriidtlih, pie b1s
Cberbunoesgerttt Ben Waursntransz
port ols etne rationale Qlnqelecenbeit
auffaBt. 0as fpuros bis6er als Ielbit,
reritdnolth erattet, bod itisn es, als
mDQte Die Redtiprehung oes pberIten
tribunals einen reatttondren aaratter
annsbmen, inbem tie bic Stndtenrette
sur 9eltun9 brahte. Inter Iolten
gerhdltnifeu muB es anaenshm beriib=
reH, paB etue iolfs ritihrittli6e Sc.
fiHnung niht fpabrnebubar iit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Mittuod,, oen 4. Saunar 1911,

Sebt bnben mir nod elnen
llIurpator i'm Qanoe. &ls 'olter plro
Ter neue 8puperneur BON gtep Ser'eq,
Wpoorop Wtlion, aebranomurtt, neil
oieIer nitt ouloen min, oaB Die Ge9Is.
latur ben pom BoIte auserlelenen Sulls
eessSenator pertpirft uno Itatt osnen
Elm 9slh0pf Der aorpordtIonen sra
,pdblt. Wlit 5brdnen in ben Au8en
ertLGren Die Stanoputter, oab, penn
grGIibenten uno 8ouperneure Iih IN
Die Nnqelegenbeitsn ber8eieB9ebun9en
miIhen, Damn neroe bic Repubitt Die
les Sabr3ebnt nidt iiberIeben. 5ur Ile
beitebt Die Rsttung Der Republit BARN,
fQB man oas umeritant'te Bolt, an
SGnoen uno SiBen aebunoen, Den apr'
porutipnsn our 2lusbeutung IberI1eTert.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
TERRY PROMISES
TO MAKE GOOD
AS a District Commercial SUI
perintendentof the West
ern Union

A. c. Terry. recently appointed dis
triet conmesiciai superintendent Of
the Western Union Te1egrAph Com
pany at PittAburg, has Issued the fol-
loving Circular letter as TO his inten-
tors to serve the public efticiently:
In taking charge as district coRn-
ineroISl superintendent OF the west
ern Union TELEGRAPH Company at
Pittburs. want to say. with ems
phasis and earnestness:
''iSirEt. I am grained because Of
the RECOGNITION implied by my ap-
pointment.
second. am glad that I am to
continue a res3dsnt OF what Is des-
tined to he one OF the greatest cities
in America.
Third. ii Will be the policy Of my
office, as ii Is the policy OF the com
pany employing me. to giye to the
patrons OF the Western Union @rele-
graph Company at all Hines courte-
GUS treatment and the best possible
service-in a word to give them what
they want.
ION this pfntform / shall hope to
deserve your busineEs. Tell me what
you want. III zee that YOU get IT,
The Pittsburs Chamber Of Cons
meree congratulates Mr.. Terry upon
his appointment as follows:
1--WE have received the announce
.ment Of your Hppointnent as. district
ccrrmeYcial superintendent OF the
western tTnion Telegraph Company
at Pittsburs and take this opportuni-
t. to consrntulate you.
we feel assured tflat when you: say
you Will give the people the service
they want you Win deliver the
goods.'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
Are Being Made by Swift &
Company al Their Branch
House Here.

,1". & Company are making ex-
l sns!vc .nsprc@e at their CIarlSs-
burg branch hoase 'ocated IN Glen
~. Constantly -n@-ets:nS business
has made II necessary to provide bet
leg facilities for taking care. of the
.ohc.esalc crcat trade OF this part of
the state. An entirely new and mod
ern cooler VIII he erected and with
the equipment Installed there will be
no dill ulty in handling the large
volume of fresh beef. lambs, calves
and provisions which go to supply the
demand in this vicinity. 1t is not gem
orally known that through their
branch house here Swift. & Company
furnish the meat for Fairmont, Nor
gantown, Grafton and all the large
towns within wide radius.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
MINING MEN
Will Open a Big State Meet
ing 5n the CRY of Ghar-
lesion in June.

CHARLESTON, May 9.-rhe larg-
est and most representative gather
ing OF coal mining experts ever as
sembled at one time In this country
will be that Of the Mine Inspectors
Institute Of the United States of
America, which viii convene in this
city for five days beginning June T.
The officers are: President. George
Harrison, chief of the department OF
mines in the state OF Ohio; secretary
James W. PAUL. chief OF the res
cue stations under the National Blu
reau of Mines, and former head of
the department of mines in this state
Join Laing, chief OF the depart
ment Of mines. who is in charge of
the arrangements and the entertain
ment OF the visitors has arranged
for an extensive program, to include
a trip through the coal sections of
the southern end of the state. DR..
Holmes, the head OF the Bureau of
Mines, recently created by Congress,
and one If not the greatest mining
experts in America, will speak as viii
James w. PAUL. head of the rescue
stations under the same department;
President Harrison, of Ohio; John
Laing, OF this state. and in fact the
inspectors of every coal producing
state in thu Union.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
CARNATIONS
Wifi Be Given to Diners. on
the B. & o. Mothers
Day.

One OF the prett!est tributes OF
modern times Is the universal ohsery-
ance Of The second sunday of May as
Mothers Day, which falls .this year
on the 18th. This Is the day that
men OF all nationalstiss and ereeds, in
all walks of life and in all chimes,
from the humblest peasant to the
ruler of the land. from, the brawny-
armed laborer to the captain OF in
dustry and from. the most degraded
criminal to the highest church dignl-
tary all meet on the same plane and
turn back through years to the
recOllertions of their mothers guild
ing influence and unite in revering
her memory. The beautiful custom
was inaugurated a Few years ago by
Miss Anna Jarvis, who in her world
wide appeal asked that men observe
the day by wearing white flower In
the lapel OF their coats. the emble-
matte blossom being the white carna-
tion where procurable.
Miss Jarvis has interested tho
management of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad In the movement and on
all OF Its dining and cafe cars on
Mothers' Day the noral decorations
Will be white carnations Each can
Will carry a large bunk OF the car-na-
tons and the attendants ~in pin one
Of the fclYers upon all patrons Of the
cars during the day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09

GRAND JJJR Y ROOM
LEAK S BEING MADE
In the Ohio Graft Scandal by
Some One on the In
side Now.

COLUMBUS, o., May 9-when
the FRANKLIN county grand jury met
today. Il fond that four witnesses.
subpoenaed outside columbus to
give. testimony in the legislative
graft scandal. had not appeared and
It decided TO await their coming.
other business was taken up. Siren
uOus efforts are being made to trace
down the source of leaks in the.
grand jury proceedings. 1t is adj
nitfed at the prosecuting ettorney's
omce thar some one on the inside,
Is betrayinz the secrets told in the
grand jury room
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
MAY IS
Is Set Apart Here as Clean
Up Day by the City and
Civic Club.

Friday. May 10, is to be cleanup
day here. under the auspices OF the
civic Club. The club has issued
the following urgent request:
Boys. girls, parents, viii you hep
The city TO clean up Friday, May 49,
by cleaning your own vicinity. On
that day work with the street clean
ing department to c.ean pavements,
back yards and alleys. Gather all
refuse in barrels and boxes in time
for the collector. Assist the men on
the wagons to collect the refuse.
PUT CIarksburg in the class with
the cleanest cities since she is al
ready the most prosperous in the
state. Remember the date"
Mayor Frank R. Moore heartily
endorses the movement in the fol-
lowing words:
,Thls excellent. work has ms
hearty endorsement and should re-
&C We due encouragement from every
citizen of clarksburg."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
MALOY MISSING
From the Dola Oil Field and
Creditors Are Anxious 10
Know Whereabouts.

III. A. MaIoy. who drilled two wells
on the Dawson and Cunningham
Farms in the Dola oil field for the
Hope Natural Gas Company. has been
missing from that field since last Fri
day, when he left stating that ii was
his Intention TO go to PittsburE. He
had received pay for drilling one Of
the wells. Creditors to whom he
owes considerable SUMS of money are
anxious to learn his Whereabouts. HIS
home Is at Alliance, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
SPECIAL
Trolley Train of Two Cars
Will Be Run for Mischa
EIman Recital.

q.
officials OF the FalrInont G Clarlrs-
burg Traction Company announce
that they have made arrangements to
run a spscial trolley train OF two
large cars from Clarksburg to Fair
l.ont and return Wednesday evening
for the accommodation OF GIarksburg-
ers and those at intermediate points
who will attend the Mischa Elmau
violin recital that night at the Grand
opera house, Falrmont The train
Will leave the Clarksburg station at
$3.50 p. m. and make the return trip
after the close of the recital.
Mr. EIman viii arrive ct Fairmont
on the $3.50 o'clock train Tuesday
night and VIII be escorted directly
TO the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2.
watson. on Fairmont avenue, where
he viii be entertained during his
stay in the city. He VIII be ac-
eolnpanisd BY his. father, who usual
ly goes with him on his travels.
All arrangements for the recital
are about. completed by the Monday
1yening Music Club. under whose
hnspices the great musician Is
brought TO Fairmont, and from pres
emit indications there Will be a
packed house to greet him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
Blister Is oilitrIle Over
Blindness Rsnds Rail
Toader a Eunatic
IlIED - EAILIIIRE
John G. DaVis IS Taken 70 the
STATE Insane Hospital
at Weston.

Raving mad as the result OF dis
appoin tlpent ana dependency over
the failure 81 q medicine to restore
sIohn g; Davis, blind railroad man
% the Central school addition, was
taken from his home Tuesday to the
state hospital for the insane at Wes7
Ton.
The case Is most pathetic. After
years Of hard work on the railroad.
ST. Davis became ahiicted with To-
eonctor ataxia and year ago he lost
his eyesight. After trying various
treatments. the patient anally er-l
ranged to take certain course Of
medicine, which. It was believed.
would restore his sight within a eer-j
tain period. This period ended
about week ago but the patient
remained 3lind. he had great iaith
IN the efieseya IF the treatment and
rs failure TO cure him was such 9
disSpD osntment ana it pfeyed so
upon. his mind that he lost his Fea-t
son and the last several days he has
been rayIng nraniaP
Arrangements were finally made to
lsavh him COMMITTED to the asylum
ana this wsls done Monday eve6tn 6
Jlste G Gordon
physical mat ION oi tlie SUBJECT
~ Dts- b Payne and I'll. Nut
Mr. Davis has wife and q dauGh-
ter about n years old with whom
ne lived in their home in the Central
1eoi addition. Widespread sympa-
Thy is5felt over Mr.. DaEis's grieyops
ps. aht as the family is worthy a1d7
atgliy tespeeted by large number
u ffiends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
! FATAL fight
To Two Young Women and
One Man in a Resort in
Milwaukee.

.NisLrWlAUKIE. via, May 1.-TWO
young women. Emma Nelson and
Mabel Gilmore, were shot and In
stantiy killed and Joseph Unger
seriously wounded in light at a
resort here this morning ~ Charles
Vance 4 stationery engineer, OF
.Facsney who then killed himself. a
qaafrels betwe con Jnger ana Vance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
PLAY POSTPONED al1TEs

The Loar & White and
Shop teams OF the city duel PIN
league viii meet tonight at ne eqt
alleys in contest % tDon69 from
April %. The game schedas tor 81
between Adamston and I.oar
will be played Thursday
The contest between Plumb
ers and Donohue Johnson
poned from April b
played.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
MATCH SERIES.

The first ten of series OF twenty
ono. games OF ten pins will be played
by Earl G. Dresbaeh. manager of
the .he Gore bowling alleys, and
Harry Bullock. of Pittsburg. We'd
nesday night at the Gore alleys, be-
ginning Mt 1880 o'clock. The re-
manning eleven games will be played
next week ut Pittsburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
YEsT is JAILED.

Harvey. Vest OF Columbia Mine,
has been committed to jail by JUS
tice Samuel w. Gordon In default
of furnishing bond Of 500 to keep
the peace for six months. John Rich
ards, nsishbor. swore that Vest
chased him and another man with
a shovel and threatened to kill them,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09

Ell P,AsO; Tex, May "a general
attack by the insurrecto forces was
begun at 4;4O O'Clock this morn
ing.
The decision to attack the federal
forces was made after an envoy.
who was sent shortly after mid
night to General Navarro, returned
saying that he refused to surrender.
For an armistice ARRANGEMENT he
referred them ito Judge Carbajnl,
The federal peace envoy, but he,
too, reused to enter into an agree
ment with the party of rebels al
ready In Juarez.
The firing by the insururectos was
begun by small detachment Of
men stationed in an adobe house
near the stanton street bridge.
With Their machine gun leveled TO
sweep the main streets of Juarez
they waited patien;ly for the irst
break Of dawn and then opened ere,
Thousands ON Roof Top.
Thousands of residents of JSi
Paso for hours had been watching
from roof tops and points OF
vantage but American troops or
dered every body on the American
side OF the line to stay three blocks
away from the river FROM.
Two Americans we're shot during
the hrst Two hours Of fshting. One
tContInued or page 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
llIllE
Meets Instalt ec
trocution at a In III
Mine

Dominfck Folbo. miner
contact with heas5I
electric wire IN sinpsop o1a
early Tuesday mofnn
stanfly killed The od5
brought this city this
burial. which viii take pla
Cross cemetery. on ths
the body funeral services
at the Church Of he Inn
Conception
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09

EE PiAso. Tex. May "a gen
eral engagement between the revo-
9utsonary forces OF General Madero
and Mexican federal under command
of General Navarro IS raging today
Iat Juarez under burning sun and
Ia heavy lusilade of musketry and
cannon.
Madero finally consented to an at
tack and the entire rebel army broke
camp during the night and up to
noon was rapidly swarming into
Juarez. Rebel success, it is he
lleved. depends upon the AGILITY OF
the federa!s to use their twelve
inch guns.
nFadero admitted that he had
given his consent to the attack. but
explained that various circumstances
precipitated ie. He made an enort
70 arrange an armist:ce last, night.
1T failed because OF the progress of
the attack already made. All the
leaders are acting under Madero's
orders.
All Day Bnttle.
The ospects are the battle viii
continue throughout tne Gay WIKI
out any decisive turn, though the.
rebels succeed in surrounding the
town.
Efforts of go-betweens to stop the.
lighting failed because of the DIM.
Guilty OF handling the insurrectos
VINO had already entered Juarez.
Navarro would have consented to,
an armistice If the 200 insurrectosI
who had forced their way into
Juarez yesterday had evacuated the
town.
ETfteen AMERICANS KILLED.
Two privates OF the American
Legion with the rebels came to FL
Paso this morning to get food. They
stated that ffteen Americans had
already been either killed or
wounded, that the rebels losses
would probably reach $50 either
killed or wounded and that the fed
eraL losses were more than double
that number.
AT the 'Madero Headquarters . re-
port was received today by courier
from the front that the federal cav-l
airy had evacuated Juare2 ana was
proceeding south towards ,Bauche
1t Is believed, however, that the
cavalry intends to flank the rapid
influx of rebels into the town.
DIR. Vasquez Gomez. who is in
charge at headquarters while Ma
dero is in the field. announced at
11:2o O'Clock that the !nsurrectos
would probably take Juarez within
three hours. He received the news
from the front that the t.isurrectos
occupy most points of vantage IN
the town.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
sQUATlERs
Wonirp are lAccnsed Of Beiut ana
Trcspass Charge IS Prei1

Mrs.-sW. II. Booth. ElEIliap Bqdtii
and zeipha cunningham
of being squatters ~
instltuted against them Mons even
ing by DE-. J. b. Payne ttes
moved into a house OF hIesii re Cen-
trail school addition Without
'ar=ansenents with him therefor
payment of the costs ana a5Feelltl
to move out, the warran III
drawn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
HONE ZOE DUTCH cOUNTg

With inability to learn his name.
one called Dutch Count" has been
sent to the county infrmary by 3.
Tyson Harmer, CT shinnston, over
seer of the poor. It is not often an
overseer of the poor in this country
has the distinction OF dealing with
nobility.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
Plea OF ggIZTY
Of Manslaughter is Entered
by One Of the Newark,
o., Lynchers Today.

NEwlATlTS. o. May Quincy
sutley on trial this week charged with
first degree murder for participation
in a lyrrhing here last July. with the
consent cs the prosecutor today
charged his plea OF not guilty to gull
.ty oS rnanslaushte-. He will he SEN
fenced tomorrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
GOES no HOSPITAL.

f. Taad Borgess. and Mrs. George
West left the city last might with
Mrs. Belle Cromwell Mrs. Vests
mother and Mr.. Boggess's sister,
whom they accompanied to Phila-
delphia, where she will enter a hos
pitsl for treatment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
ARM IS BROKEN.

w. C. Burnside Will be laid uD in
his home at stealey Heiehts as the
result Of broken arm and other
injuries received when his horse
frightened at train near the tin
plate mills a few days ago,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
20 INsTITUTE oILAPTER.

J. Thomas Tasco, CT Washington.
d. C.. royal grand patron OF the
Masonic colored lodge, arrived here
Tuesday for the purpose OF insti-
tuting Howard Chapter, No. /. Of
the Eastern Star OF West Virginia,
which is a branch of the order
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
sIIR1NnRs TO MEET. :

osiris Temple, Ancient Arabic Or
der OF the Mobiles OF the Mystic shrine
Will hold a ceremonial session and
banquet Thursday. May IS. in the
scottish Rite cathedral in Wheeling.
A number. VIII attend from this city.
Candidates VIII he initiated at the
session.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-09
Mr.. HILL REcOYERs.

clifford Hill has about fully re-
covered from an Illness OF several
weeks. many friends are glad to
learn and ne WIN resrAne his work
at the Inpefial restaurant soon.