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DAN MURPHY STEALS HOME.
Eddie Collins Emulates Captain's
Feat, Scoring From Second,

CHICAGO. June Fast work on the
bases by Eddie Collins and Murphy landed
the Athletics on III" long end Of "A to |
score In the second game between the
worlds champions and the White Sox.
Murphy stole home in the second. while
Collins scored from second while Block
was trying to throw out Baker, who had
swung three times in the sixth The Sox
got but four hits, one OF them a home run
drive by j. Collins. The worlds cham.
pions got five safeties. Had It not been
for good base running and bad errors
the Athletics would not have scored, as
they did not get hit in any of the
Innings in which they registered. The
score:
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

The smallest first baseman in tn. game
comes pretty near being the best, the same
being Mr, Stuny Mclnnes
since he returned to the game has been
bout two Chase has been below par with
the bat and that. with erratic pitching, has
kept the team down.
Walter johnson has used the whitewash
brush hve times this season and threatens
to set the pace In that regard. His victims
have been New York twice. Cleveland. Bos-
ton and the Athletics.
Bob rnglauh. late Of Milwaukee, sacra-
mcnto, Worcester, New York Boston, Wash
ington. Baltimore Lincoln and maybe sew :
signed by Minneapolis as utility outneider,
- Polo Ground fans werc So pleased with
Skaters work that they were beginning to
OF substitute, Now after seeing Fletcher
again they ar" wondering how anybody
could force him into secondary role.
First game yet to he won: Cubs and
Pirates from Giants Boston from Cardinals.
Phllics from Pirates Pirates from Brook
lyns Highlsnders from Red sox. Browns
from Cleveland. washinstons from White
Sox
pA!.r Al. Holman was N. property o, tn.
@ @.clls how in 1904 he couldn't use Hofms n
The understanding was that Hofman was
Moines club sold out during the season
and tho n-w oNi-is di,in't shiae bw ~,
verbal agreement, W."
Baseball, Washington Psrk. To-day a .ac
T. w. brooklyn VS. Cincinnati.-Adr.
The sun., 1912-06-03

PHILADELPHIA. June Fired Clarke.
manager of the Pittsburg Pirates. and
Hans Wagner. who were ordered OF tho
field after wordy fight with tmpire Klein
and subsequently fined s25 each by President
Lynch, shave paid their fines ana are re-
OF the action taken against the strik in 9
Detroit players recently. that It woul |
b. best for Them Ito nav their fines without
any trouble and take ~ the mater with
other Authorities laier. This Iney have
done. and THE National League directors
will he asked to remit the fness
The sun., 1912-06-03

Twobase hits Speaker ,Stahl, jackson. Adams,
Wood Three base h'ts-Stahi. Sacrifice hits
Lewis George. Nunamaker, Yerkcs. Stolen
bases - Gardner Wagner tc). Nunamakcr
Speaker, First base on balls-On George. 81
on Wood. g. Hit by pitrhcr-By Wood ajoiei
First base on errors Boston. 1. Left on bases
Cleveland a; Boston. ~. Struck out-Ry George
3 nv Wood A. 1'mrires-fgan and Evans. Time -
hours and IS minutes
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CITY.
PROVIDENCE
Totals. 80 ~ II 81 10 .
q, Rattcd for Harden r. the ninth inning.
Obi Rattcd for Hagcrman In the sixth inning.

'O NHItcu IUT IHRtTlfIHH III 'Hr sIN0H IHHIHH
Providence. . : q q q o q
jersey City......... u .---l3
First base on errors Providence. !; Jersey
city, /. Two base hits-Shean. Perry. McDer
mott. Kelly. Three base hits-Bruggy, Iathcrs
Bcmis. Roach. Hore run MrHcrmott. Sacrifice
hit Kelly. Stolen bases Kelly, :. Dcininger.
Agler. Shcan. Lathcrs. Perry. Lett on bases
Providence. 4: Jersey City. 4. Double play-Dein
niger and Bcmis firs, base on balis-Or Nj,
choll, 3: on Harden. :: OF Hagcrman.e Struck
out by Mitchell. :. by Harden. I: BY HaCcr
man 4 by Frni. /, Passed bali-Pruggy. Umpire
In chief Mullen. Field umpire byron. Time
hours and 10 minutes.
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Jersey City In Newark
Providence In Baltimore.
Buffalo In Toronto two ganesl
Rochester In Montreal two garnesl.
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TWO basc MIS- MocIIcr, Milan. Htnry, Fosttr
Three base hit-Hughn. sacrifice hits-Grooin, ?;
Gandil, Double play -Stoyall and Wallace. Stolen
bases Milan. 2: Wallace. First base on balls
on Lake. 2; oil T.. Brown, ?; of Groom. l. Struck
out-By Lake 3. by =. Brown, 1; BY Groom. o.
Pitching record on Lake. hits runs In SIX
and two-,hird innings Left on bases-SL Louis,
5; Washington =. Umpire in chief Dincen. Field
umpire Pcrne. Time OF game hours and 10
minutes,
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Tryout for Olympic swimmers.

The New York Athletic Club will hold
an open ego yard race In the City Club.
house this evening. The object OF this
race Is to give the clubs candidates for
the Olympic team good tryout
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SHELTERS OVERCOME BIG LEAD.
Providence starts with Five Runs.
Jersey City Enda with Thirteen.

by a driving fnish. Jersey City wiped
out a lead Of Ave runs obtained by Provi-
game at West side Park and rushing to
the front In hot batting bee, the Skeeters
! came out on top by score Of 10 to s.
making II three straight for Schlahys
men. The score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

All the National League teams being IN
the East yesterday. where no professional
Sunday baseball is permitted. no changes
occurred In the percentage table which fol-
lows.
The sun., 1912-06-03
Ernest Ninson Violently Insane.

a baseball player. formerly with Cleve-
land and who was active In the game un-
I'll last season. went Violently insane at
his home In Chester. Pa, last night II
required the efforts OF four patroInen to
place him under arrest. In his rawlings
Vinson broke up furniture and severely
beat his wife
The sun., 1912-06-03
BIRDS GET TIMELY BINGLES.
second Defeat in Series of Three
for Newark Team.

Timely hitting by Gettman and
Schmidt was responsible for the Balti-
mores' victory over the Indians In New
ark yesterday. The score was to 2. and
the win was the second In three games
for the Orioles. The score:
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Totals. "a 2 A27is ,
Baticd for Dent In the seventh inning.
Battcd for Enzmann In the eighth Inning.

D Hattcd TOT Enlmahh IN thc c12hth IhhIhR.
Newark ..............t q o u %
Baltimore. ..........l o o o %
sacrifice hi'-Naiscl. Sacrifice ny Walsh
Stolen bases Bernard, Walsh. Collins. Two base
hits-Naughn. bernard. First base on balls-Or
Enzmann. I: on Shawkcy. a. Struck out-By
Lee. BY Shawkey J.: Hit py. pitcher ny Dent. i
base on errors-Newark. Z; Baltimore, 2. Lett on
bascs-Newark. 10: Baltin,ore.e a. Time-2 hours
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Altoona Beats New Brunswick.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j.. June 2,-The
Altoona Tristate League club defeated
the New Brunswicks to- day In an exciting
game by a score Of 2 to I.
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At Montreal,

R.H F.
Rochester ...... O o O-S II
Montrcal. ..... O % I
batteries Holmes, Wilhelm and Blair: Taylor
Rocker and Pierce
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American Association.
New York state League.

Al Alhany-Albany, A; Scranton. l..
Al Uilca-Blnghamton, 2; Utica ,nrst game:
Ctica, a. Bingham ton. 2 second gamcl.
Al Syracuse Syracuse. :; Elmira. ?.
At Troy-Troy. I; Wilkesbarre, 2,
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R.H. l.
Cuban Starsi % % "a 10
Manhattan. o o ! y o IL
AcKApnA and Ablcs,
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TWO CLUBS LEFT IN LEAGUE.
4. 8. Circuit Badly ebels
Draw $3.50 Apiece.

PIT1sRrEG. June AT the meeting Of
the United states League this afternoon
little was accomplished. as the Chicago and
Richmond delegates wired that they could
not be on hand until late tonight. Major
Henderson of the local team. after talking
matters over with Jack O'Connor. who is
representing the Cleveland players, de-
cided to postpone the meeting until to-
morrow in order to give the two cities a
chance to appear,
President Henderson made il plain that
any club wishing to join the league must
have the cash ready. Cincinnati and
Pit;shurg are ready to continue and should
Richmond and Chicago place the cash in
bank the league will 20 along with four
clubs. IL IL said that several Western
cities want franchises in the league, but II
they do they have failed TO arrive.
RICHMOND. Va. June The Richmond
Rebels are no more, for the Richmond
players who have followed Billy Newnham
faithfully through the last month to build
NJ the new league, yesterday were paid
$3.50 each for their past months salary.
| he players agreed to remain in Richmond
until tomorrow nisht pending word from
esdenl Landgrai who IL supposed to
he en- route to PittsburZ TO attend meeting
OF the magnates of the league Tomorrow
They viii not leave until their salaries are
paid in fun one thing IL a fact and that
Is whether or not the nited States League
is reborn, the club which has represented
Richmond will not be a part thereof.
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Trt.State League.
New England League.


AZ tBridgeport-Holyokc. Il. Bridgeport. q.
At New Haven Hartford. I. New Haven. I.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's n esults.
sta andins Of the CIubs.

Jersey City. II. Providence. A.
Baltimore. 3, Newark. 49,,
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Totals. 81 I 427l2 a
tnBaued for Kuhn In the seventh inning
(hlkatted for Walsh In the eighth innInr

rPh,ladelphia ia.,...,....0 o o o-s
chicago, ..,,.,,....,, o 0 o.
LefS on bases-Phlladelphia, s: Chicago, L. Two
baee nit-Barry. Home run j. Collins Struck
1Mt.by Coombs. a. by Walsh. 3; BY Peters. l.
rrst base on balls on Coombs, /: on Walsh l.
h.ins hoi.ins Baker. Passed ball Block UmpIre in
Mes'erve't Field nmpire OF omcsl,r
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New YOrk-New Jeraey League.
Middletown. 6: Poughkcepsie, q.
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r. ,Sseosil. Polo Grounds. To-day 4 n. N
"'ah's vs. ST. Louis, Adm. soc.-Ads. :"
The sun., 1912-06-03
sta n nding Of the Clubs.


ST Louis In New York
Cincinnati In BROOKLYN
Chicago In Ros,on
Pl'tsbufg In philadelphia
The sun., 1912-06-03

MO DISC MS ZIhn, FOrd. IObb, Struck Out
BY Nuln, ?. BY Ford ? First base on balls
Nullin, I, of Ford, s. LIFT on bases-Derroi, II
New York. !. Wild pltch-Muln Umpire /
Chef-Hhrt Field umprc-Couuolly. Time
hour and IS minutes
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TO.tiay's Schcd u1p,

Nev York In Detroit.
Philadelphia Ia Cnicago.
Boston In Cleveland
Washington In ST. Louis.
The sun., 1912-06-03

Omaha, ~. Denver. A.
Wichits. Q; Sioux City. 1.
St Joseph, s: Lincoln, a.
Topeka, A: Dcs Moines. 4.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
The sun., 1912-06-03

basebaii, Washington Park. To-day a an
T. w. Brooklyn VS.. Cincinnati.-Adr
The sun., 1912-06-03

PACKARDS, open closed. ele CANT passengers
regular customers, $3.50 hour: monthly, s~-s1U
0eAne dinners. $3.50 Murray Hin 26s.
The sun., 1912-06-03

AC~ )NOBI1ES.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23
l=STGN

WESTON, Nov. pa message of
the death of Mrs. wnEan. Kerrigan
has been received here by her family.
Mrs. Kerrigan died at her home near
Newton, Upshur county She was a
highly esteemed lady and had many
friends in this section who regret to
hear. Of her Death Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
Kerrigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kerri-
gan, Of this city left Thursday even
ing to attend the funeral which was
held at the residence Friday morning
w H. Warren has sold. one of his
new cottages in the shadybrood adj
dftion to Bernard Curtis. who recently
sold his propert yto the traction com
pany.
Mrs Fred chittum, who has been
in Baltimore during the last month
receiving treatment for her eyes is
expected home this week. Mrs, Chit
tum has been very greatly benefited
since she began treatment and her
eye sight is much Improved
Mrs. y. d. Goe has returned from a
visit with Mrs. Myra Gallagher at
Clarksburs-
viii Cork. of Akron, O., has moved
his family here from that point and
will make this his future home. Mr..
Cork formerliy resided in this city.
A. H. Gaines, of GleuwoOd, IS here
on business. Mr.. Gaines recently dis
posed of his real estate in this city to
VI H. Asphalt.
Fred Roach, of Honor. is e new
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

Hero IA a yaonnan who speaks from pes
..onai IrnoWlelRe and long experieqce, viz
SIrs- p. II. Brogan, of Wilson, Pa, gho says
81 know from experience that ChaEnberi2
Cough Remedy Is Ear superior to any ot-.eE
For Group there is nothing that excels 1t
For gale by a.:l dealers.
-Advertisemenr
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win duplicate every offer made
by any responsible publisher OF agent
on-au Book and Magazine Clubs. Tel
ephone, Bell 6627J. / wiu call Grace
E. Keyes, corner Third and Hickman
SITS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

FOR ssALE-Wm sacrifice beautiful
set Of black furs. purchased last
week in New York City. large elab-
crate nun and shawl. elegantly
trimmed heads and tails. latest
model, absolutely new. never worn.
Price $500. value SIS. Address
Mrs. L. care Telegram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

FOR SAIlE-Six room house, recep-
ton hall and bath with good base
ment. fnished in hard wood. cabinet
and base nanteIs. polished floors.
on paved street. good neighbor-
hood, g minutes walk from bus
mess section Address BOX 81.
city
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PRICE $500
DAISY STREET

Frame d1sIlings Z-StoTy
slate roof, cement block toll-
dalton, Z rooms, hath, laul1t
cellar, cabinet nantes, oak
finish, lot 4Ox1 co feet to street
PRICE $4,5O0
0ne-tilird down, one and
Two years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23
1912-181S CATALOG OF clubbing :

IUISeIWL0 NlsLAsALNJ7ll Oh
now ready. Please send postal o.
telephone for one.
LADIES HOME JoURNAL $3.50
SATURDAY EVENING POST $3.50
Make splendid Christmas gifts.
Beautiful gift card sent IN time to
be received on Christmas morning
announcing the gift Subscribe now
can Bell 669-J> Grace Z. Keycs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

FOR lAIlE.-seWing machines, drop
heads and box tops. singer. New
Royal. New Home and other good
makes in first cIasslsewing order
$500 to $4,000 every one a bargain.
Open evenings. singer Sewing Ma
. chine Co. 205 w. Main st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

WANTED-Your pipes and unabFel-
las for repairing. Umbrellas re-
covered. Levy's Smoke House.
PIKE St
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

WANTED TO BUY-A good, second
handed piano. Must be in good con-
dftion, and reasonable. State price.
Address Piano care Telegra m Of
fee.
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HAVE SOME REAL, genuinely good
pictures made OF yourself and Hend
them to your friends and relatives
for Xmas. at the Our Way Studio
Mrs. NG. Z. RarSck.
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FOR SALE-Brand new seven
room house, on corner Of
BroadduS Avenue and Col
Iege ST, hardwood through
out; cabinet manteis;; good
closets; ready for occupan-
cy. r.. F. ModIin, No. 8,
Raymond Court, Bell phone
Ri.
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FOR SAIE-Library dining room,
bed rSoh1. and Kitchen furniture
Ali in first class condition. win sell
at n sacrifice. Apply AT second
HOOK Jones Flats, Apartment A.
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8TTUATIOlTB WAETGBD

sITUATToN wANTEb-By young
man aged %5, with OIL and gas COM
pany. Have had II years field ex-
perieRce; now employed but would
like 10 change. Am married and
can furnish frst-cIass reference.
write &C. B. a." Box ?, care TeIe-
gram
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u SSSyIEs l-sCgo -1iIl % do
cau.aI 41s Horaor axenpe- Home
'phone ct
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FURS. FURS, FUR-I have a few
sets of sample furs. new and per-
feet. which Will sacrifice at fol-
lowing prices:
White Iceland Fox set SIS value. $50
Handsome black set SIS. value $50.
Black set $1,000. value $500.
Very elaborate, black novelty set,
large rug mum with IL tails. scarf
to match with II tails and head.
Latest New York model. A rare
bargain a; $500. value SIS. One
magnificent red fox set for $50.
value $65. These are great bargains
aud only have few sets; Will send
on approval to any address subject
70 examination, without expense
II interested in prices less than one
half actual value, drop a postal at
once. 40. 542, care Telegram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

NJ M.ASS OR WOMAN can earn .
good income at home. during spare
time mailing circulars Cor as. Senrs
lee for particulars which We return
when you begin work address
Box se1. NOundsyiIe, " Va
VACUUNI CLEANER AGENT S-You
never saw a vacuum cleaner any
.fifsK IKE she DOty Vacuum Sweep
er. runs ike a carpet sweeper. bug
has no dirty dust bag: no big.
clumsy box viii clean under very
lorv furniture; sells Tor $3.50 The
DoW Company. Dayton. Ohio.
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WANTED as clerk in store.
Can furnish good references. Have
had experience Address &C r.
care Telegram Office.
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FOR SAIE-Two tracts, 2 and 5
acres. good soil. apple trees. handy
to street car. $4,000. $500 down
balance in one and two years. I
smooth rich lots, in good LOCATION.
near street car line. school and
three large factories. Size 50xI . o
feet. Price $4,000 10 $225. Terms.
$40 down, balance 81 per week.
No interest. no taxes. Don't pay
rent. CIarksburs Insurance ASen-
cv. or n. J. White. Mccarty Block.
corner Fifth and Main SIS.
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FOR s.AIE-oneHn fine coal stove Has
reservoir and warming closet. Prac-
JicalIy- new and VIII sell at q bar
gain Cost $50. Apply at eos. Oak
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FOR RENT-TO gentleman. one nice
Is furnished 'front.' room; use OF bath
and phone $50 Mechanic 81.
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$50 WEEKLY for taking orders for
cut rate groceries. Outfit free.
sugar cents. Everything cut rates.
Experience unnecessary. Standard
Mercantile Company. East Ninth
St. Cleveland. o.
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a1iH eTUEEf

DUFF SEI
Vacant lot 0g<120 feet 70
alley.
PRICE $500
500 down, one, tNOs three
ard fuHr years.
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FOR sAI.E-Cow six years old. half
Jersey and half Holstein. and one
gray horse eleven years old, weight
about 1900 pounds. work any
where: one brindle color. tisered
bun dog. cheap If sold at once
owner leaving. NJ. Ray Bungard-
.ner. route 9. Despard car, stop s.
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FOR RAj1

WHY PAY $4,000 for lot ON lIill.
when you can buy a level lot. 40 BY
- 40 feet. with alley in near. in one
OF CIarEsburg's bes; residence Sec
lions for $500? Water. sewerage
and gas lines ready to connect; ce-
ment sidewalks. For location, price
and terms. address postofffce 'boo;
1876, city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

FOR SALE-6 shares OF Home Gas
Co. stock Address Box 274, ClarkS-
burg, w. va
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FOR sALE-Eight room house with

ToB SALF-Eisht room house with
good size lot on Horror avenue
price and terms reasonable Ten
lots in Reynolds and Pritchard ad-
dftfons. all within about one BLOCK
Of the new street car line to Norta-
view. $500 and up per lot. Apply TO
!. q. IT. Tfdier. PA Court St. City;
consolidated phone 2e7. and
G4S-X.
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LOST

LOsT-A plain gold bracelet set with
three small diamonds. Finder please
return to 5d4 West Pike street and
receive liberal reward
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CContinued on page aiEht.1
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STRAYED-ROne mare come to my
place Wednesday morning Owner
can get same by paying charge for
keep and advertising D. w CIous-
SON shinnston Pike about one mile
from Adamston
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FoRRENT

FOR TsENTT-Un West Pike ST., 4
room apartment. Every conven-
Ience; on clay street, nine rooms
and bath. Apply to Clarksburg
Real Estate and Insurance Agency,
H. ,. White, manager real estate
department, Mccarty Bldg, oppo-
site Empire Bank Home phone
$50. Bel 10s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23
WANTED-NLaie Help

W AN tEU-LLale Help
MEN learn barber trade, wages while
learning. position when completed
Write for cut rate prices this
month. Address Leader Barber
College, 2O7 Broadway. Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

WANTED-By a woman. situation
as nurse, invalid preferred. Ad-
dress r. Ed. 40. .. Box 50, Cam
den, W. Va.
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~OSTYC-OCT SALE = Of wings,
hair goods. home-ma deaprons. rib
bons and furs; also trimmed hats az
less than one-half pSiee. Teduceo
prices and sale to last TIL -%OvelLl-
bar 20 1912. Bazaar Millinery
store 10 second ST.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-23

FOR RENT-one room house with
all modern conveniences, on 90
Tot lot with large garden spot and
chicken = house, on south side
of Mulberry street, n one of the
hest residential parts of the city.
8 minutes walk from court house.
Call Bell phone %. res. 5TS-J, or
at $40 Goff Bldg.
COR RFNT-Wlth board, large well
furnished room. bath and tefe-
phone: 40 lee St.
FoR Observation-Disclosures apartment.
with private hath pantry. ward
robes. etc.. No children. Eetef-
ances required Apply 1T i2S West
Pike street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-21
1911 CITY COURT ACT VOID
Appellate Division Holds Increase in
Jurisdiction Illegal.

Tho act Of the Legislature OF 1917 IN
increasing the jurisdiction OF the city
CONF from 60 600 money judgments TO
Judgments of similar character amount
ing un to $1,000 was declared unconeti-
uuolaI bg rue Appellate Division yes.
terdav
The question OF tb- validity OF tle act
came bolor. trr court ou Judgment
for Si.alG obtained in the city Court by
Lali. LcwekoVicz against the Queens
Acroplsne COMPANY The Appellate Di-
vision reduced the Judgment To- $1,000.
The court decided
We are of the opinion that after the
adoption Of che constitution of 1894 the
LEGISLATURE had no power To Increase tho
power # the city Court The city Court
Vas an Inferior local court. created bJ
the Legislature. There was no COnstI-
milonIl inhibition placed upon the court
which affected or limited ITS Jurisdiction
as it existed II was therefore lcit as "
had been within the entire control or
thc Legislature. except IN 80 FAR as the
legislature was prohibited from there
after comforting upon ~ any equity
jurisdiction or any greater jurisdiction
In othor respects than that conferred
upon the county courts by that article
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-21
AIGRETTE CASE DELAYED
Millinery Interests Plan Fight to
Finish on Law.

When tine case OF Helen T.. Mccullough,
a milliuer charged WitH exposing aisrett"s
for sale iu violation of the game law was
called In Special Sessions yesterday, Louis
Marshall appeared for her and asked for
an adjournment Gc said TINT be had
been retained by the millinery interests 20
neht the case and that ne wanted more
time 10 prepare it as it was his nten-
ton, should "a conviction follow, 20 appeal
the case 10 the federal courts. The case
was adjourned until January l@.
Mrs. Mccullough was arrested on Sen
tember 6. 1911. II Is alleged that she had
four aiarettcs on exhibition in her shop,
at No. 43o West E5th street The amend
ment TO the game laws making the sale
Of the heron plumagc taken from nesting
birds misdemeanor was passed at the
instance Of the Audubon Society.