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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
WAS WITHIN 80 MILES.
Freight Steamer Lem Had No Wireless
Outfit Aboard.

Portland, Me.-Had the freight steam
er Lena been equipped with a wireless
outfit, she could have reached the scene
of the wreck OF the Titanlc in time to
have saved many lives. The Lena, which
arrived here from England, was within
thirty miles of the Titanic when the
latter f~oundered. Chief Officer Elias
said those on the Lena did not know
of the wreck until they took a pilot on
hoard off Portland.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03

Logan. Jack. Long, Robt.,
Lyon, Geo, Loyelass, Ben,
L0velass, Jim.
Mascn.ale, Erwin, Macon, Alex,
Macon, John, Mahan, Jim,
Martin, Billie. Mason, Jordan,
Mason. VIII, MaShon, Willie,
Massey, Viii, Matthew, Wiley,
Means, Win, Moore, Nose,
Moore, Billie, Moore, Ben,
Moore, Jettie, Moore, Tom,
Moore, Richard, Moore, Robin,
Morton, Eli. Morton. Geo,
Mumphries, Enoch, Munday, Aathony
Murray, Wiley. Murray, Wiley Jr,,
Mccullough, jeff Mcdaniel, Lee,
Mccullough, Richard.
Neal, Hiram, Neal, Alex.
Neal, Silas. Neal, sam,
Neal, Bob, Num-, Sherman,
Num-, Henry, Num-, Mattox.
Oliver, Dudley,
Petway, John, Pinson, Mack,
Poe Emanuel, Jr,, Poe, Jim,
Poe, Emanuel, Porter, Tom,
Portigee, Anderson, Portigee, Dennis,
Prince, John Wesley.
Rice, Whit, Richardson, Joe,
Robinson, James, Robin, Walter,
Ross, James, Ross, Billie Jr.,
Rupert, Johnnie, Rupert, Jak,
Robertson, Sam.
Sanders, Albert, Stanley, Henry
Shemley, Squire, Shaw, Jim,
Shaw, Dock, Shaw, Jerry, ST.,
Shaw, Jerry, Jr., Shaw, Joe,
Sherrod, Preston, Smith, William,
Smith, Melvin, Smith, Geo.,
Smith, Henry, Spann, John,
Spann, Bonnie, Spann, Abe,
Spann, Washington, Spann, Flanders,
Spann, Elijah, Spiller, Dudley,
Spiller, Perry, Spiller, Preston,
Stewart, Peter, Stewart, Jim,
Stewart, Sam, Summers, Frank,
Sylvey, Pomp.
Taylor, Jordan, Taylor, John,
Taylor, Robt., Taylor, Walter,
Taylor, Jim, Thomas, Chas.,
Thompkins, Sandy, Turner, Jerry,
Tut, Sam, Tut, Spencer,
Tut, Sam, Tweedy, Lewis,
Thomas, d.
Wagner, Sam, Webb, Rensie,
Ware, Sam, Ware, John,
Ware, Simon, Whitfield, Ezell,
Willie, Kellic, Wilborn, Willie,
Williams, Ben, Williams, Calvin,
Williams, Sim, Williams, John,
Williams, Sam, Williams, Ben,
Williams, Josh, Wilson, Jesse,
Wilson, Willie, Windham, Elliot,
Windham, Ben.
Hopkins, Sonny.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
Prohibit Titanic Films.

Canton, O.-Moving picture exhibits
of the Titanic disaster will be prohibited
in Canton. Safety Director Dinwoodie
said he had learned the pictures were
"faked" and that they were 50 horrible
that they would leave a bad impression
in the minds of women and children.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03

Cain, Jim, Carter, Billie,
Clark. Nose, Clark, John,
Clay, Silas, Clay. Army,
Clay, Geo. Clay. Bat,
Clay, John Carter Jr., Cooper, Cap,
Conner. sam.
Davis, Dock, Douglass, Sandy,
Dowd, Tommy, Dowd, Kige,
Dowd, Nels.
Edwards. Ish, Edwards, Floyd,
Ellis, Jim.
Foote, Will, Gavin, Dave.
Hall, Sauney, Hardin, Billie,
Harris, Willie, Harris, Frank,
Henderson, c. T.. Henderson, John,
Hopkins, Glover, HOskins, Sip,
Hoskins, Wise, Hudson, Squire,
Hudson, Felix, Hunt, Charlie,
Hunter, Henry.
Jackson, Lewis, Jackson, Morris,
Jackson, Dock. Jackson, Albert,
Jackson, Jimmie. Johnson, Sam,
Jones. Pell. Jones, viii,
Jones, Will.
Lewis, Turner, Lewis, Walker.
Martin, viii, Moore, Ben,
Moore, Will, Moore, Lewis,
Morgan, Arthur, Mosley, Jake,
Mosley, Jake, McDavid, Edmond,
McDavid, Frank, McDavid, Jim,
McDavid, Gus, McDavid, Gee.
Nicholson, Henry j.
Patton, john Henry, Perkins, William
Perry, John, Perry, East,
Phillips, Will, Phillips, Shed,
Phillips, Hal, Pope, Andy,
Pope, Will, Powers, Win.
Roby, Fairs, Roby, Jim,
Rogers, Billie.
Shields, T. Vence, Stanton, Jim,
Stewart, Walter, Stewart, Henry,
Stewart, Eddie, Stewart, Pink.
Tate, Webb, Tate, Webb,
Tate, Willie, Tate, Rice.
White, Jesse, Wells, West,
Williams, Dock, William, William,
Williams, Dan, Williams, Ish,
Wiiams, jim, Wikkerson, Will,
Winkerson, Brass, Wilkerson, Asberry
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
Center Point District.

Allgood, Butler, Allgood, Anderson,
Allgood, Bill, Allen, Napoleon,
Barker, Robt., Baller, Harrison,
Bankhead, Mack, Bankhead, Beverly,
Bahkhead, Sam, Bankhead, Alec,
Bankhead, Alex, Barnes, Sam,
Baxster, Matt, Bell, Robt.,
Bell, jeff, Binion, Willie Bell,
Binion, Deale, Binion, Lewis,
Binion, James, Blair, John,
Boswell, Hinton, Bradley, Armp,
Brandy, Esau, Brandy, Bozy,
Brandy, Esau, Brewer, Watt,
Brewer, Walter, Britt, G. A.,
Brown, John, Bush, Hen,
Bush, viii, Byrd, Elder,
Bailey, Miles.
Chiles, Will, Clark, jim,
Clark, William, Clayton, Willie,
Clements, Emf, Clements, Leroy,
Coleman, John, Conner, Josh,
Conner, r. r., Conner, Minor,
Conner, Dock, Conner, John,
Conner, Willie, Cook, Alex,
Cotton, Joe, Cotton, Charlie,
Cotton, Eliza, Conner, Richard.
Dantzler, Tom, DAIMLER, Doss,
Dantzler, Eddie, Daniel, Chas.,
Davis, Bill, Davis, Bill,
Davis, John, Deale, Walter,
Deale, Dallis, Deale, Bobby,
Deale, J. S., Dent, Burrel,
Dent, Felin, Dent, Joe,
Dent, Allen, Dent, Alva,
Dent, viii, Dent, Nose,
Dixon, Jim, Dixon, Solomon,
Dixon, jim, Dixon, Andrew,
Douglass, James.
Farmer, Champ, Fayson, Glade,
Garner, Anthony, Gavin, I%rison,
Gavin, Owen, Gibson, Andrew,
Gilmore, Cornelius, Giles, Alfred,
Giles Mathew, Godfrey, Smith,
Goodwin, Solomon, Grant, Ferdy,
Gray, Isiah, Green, Jake,
Greer, B. r., Gresham, John.
Harlan, Frank, Harlan, Josh,
Harlin, James, Harlan, Yank,
Harlan, johnson, Harris, Redden,
Harris, Jack, Harris, Mack,
Helm, John, Hibbler, John,
Hill, Bonnie, Hill, Johnnie,
Hopkins, Dave, Hopkins, Riley,
Houston, Bob, Hudson, Robt.
jackson, Willie, James, Stanton,
January, Solomon, johnson, Johnnie,
Jones, Willie, Jones, Sanford,
Jones, Hays, Jones, Abraham,
Jones, Dan, Jones, Randall,
Jones, Sanford, Jordan, Sing.
King, Guy, King, John,
King, Elias Jr., King, Bill,
hing, Geo, King, Henry,
Keye, jeff.
Lacy, Zeke, Lacy, Will,
Lacy, Nat, Letbetter, Walter,
Lee, Geo, Lee, John,
Lewis, Will. Lewis, Sherman,
Lindsey, John, Little, Sam,
Little, Andrew, Little, Bug,
Little, Ben, Little, Vince,
Little Peter, Logan, Gus,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
C0ckSville District.

Adams, B. c., Allen, Ike,
Aust, w. r.,
Barnes, Nose, Bassett, Ned,
Bassett, Alfred, Binion, Coot,
Bishop, Merry, Blewitt, Bob,
Bonner, Alb, Boykin, Jim, Jr.,
Boykin, Sylvester, Boykin, William,
Brandy, Bill, Brown, jim,
Bryant, Bob, Burch, Lewis,
Barnes, John.
Carpenter, Monroe, Carpenter, jim,
Carr, Peter, C%lanton, Anthony,
Cook, John, Cotton, Shelby.
Daniel, Madison, Daniel, Wilks,
Dancy, Collie, Dew, Early,
Dew, Atlas, Dew, Tony, ST..
Evans, Robt.
Garner, Joe, Glover, Allen,
Candy, Joe, Granger, Daniel,
Granger, jeff, Green, Cole,
Green, Ellie, Griggs, Aaron,
Griggs, James, Gulley, Bruce.
Harris, Owen, Harris, Jesse,
Helm, Wallace, Henderson, Peter,
Henderson, Hamp, Hill, Ernest,
LII A1u3 iiii1 lSNsg Oisy
Hill, Dave, Hollingworth, Wiley,
Hoy, Sam.
Jackson, William, January, Ed,
Johnson, Solomon, Jones, Flemings,
Linton, Joe, Little, Austin,
Little, james, Little, Phil,
Little, Bester, Little, Silas,
Little Jesse, Little, Grover,
Locket, Stafford, Lockett, Handy,
Lovelass, Jason, Lovelass, Jim,
Lovelass, Jesse, Lovelass, Will A.,
Lovelass, Jim Nump, Lyon, Sidney.
Mallory, Richard, Jr., Mallory, Albert
Marshall, Jack, Mobley, Henry,
Murray, Bat.
Neatly, Richard, Neville, Tony,
Neville, Will, Nicholson, l.. L.
Oliver, Pete.
Parker, Madison, Perry, John,
Perry, John, Perry, Sim,
Perry, William, Poe, Lawson,
Poe, John.
Rencher, Isham, Revct, Geo. n,
Rhode, Bill, Richardson, Jack,
Robinson, Frank, Roby, Fred.
Scott, Tom, Scott, John,
Scoot, Newt, Scoot, Alex, Jr.,
Shanklin, Haze, Shaw, Jasen,
Shields, Benny, Jr., Shields, George,
Shields, Frank, Simmons, Chas.,
Simmons, Chris, Simpson, Ashley,
Smith, billiard, Smith, NJ. T.,
Stanton, Jonas, Stanton, John,
Stanton, lack.
Thompkins, Geo, Thompkins, Joe,
Thompkins, Isiah, Thompkins, Price.
Ware, Grant, White, Addison,
Williams, John, Williams, Henry,
y Willie, Golden, Willie, Isaac,
Willie, Willie, Wiley, Will,
Winston, Rob, Winston, Nathaniel,
Winston, John H.
Young, Judge.
Mashlaville District.
Adams, Norman.
Bafield, Bob, Beasley, Presley,
Bell, Dunk, Bell, Marion,
Brown, Jack.
Gaines, Manch, Cammas, johnson,
Galloway, T. c., Carr, Albert, Jr.,
Carr, Van, Carr, David,
Carter, Robert, Carpenter, Garfield,
Carpenter, jim, Cannon, o. L.,
Chambers, G-ford, Cistrunk, Elisha,
Clanton, Bell, Clark, Aaron,
Clark, Dodo, Clark, Arthur,
Cline, Tom, Jr., Coleman, Walter,
Cockrell, S. B., Cotton, Dock, ST.,
Cotton, Dock, Jr., Cotton, Jim,
Cotton, Sol, Cotton, James,
Cotton, Charlie, Cole, Jim r.,
Crockett, Isiah.
Davis, Jackson, Davis, Eugene,
DAILY, Yves, Doss, Chas.,
Dooly, Dink.
Ellis, Ed, Ellis, Sidney.
Finley, viii, Fleming, Will,
Fluellen, Thomas.
Goodwin, Bill, Grant, Allen,
Gheathouse, Homer.
Hampton, Freeman, Hampton, Wilt
Hardin, A. f., Harris, Allen,
Harrington, Cap, Hust, c. L.,
Higgins, Owen, Higginbottom, J. J.,
Hinton, Tommie, Holbrooks, Spence
Homes, John, Hudson, Joe,
Hughes, James, Hunt, Chas.,
Hunt, Dolphus, Hunt, Sam, Jr.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
Hashqua District.

Avery, Sam.
Bragg, John.
Cistrunk, Doss, Croker, Sam K,
Croker, Geo. F., Cults, jim,
QUITS, Uriah, Cults, Will.
Edwards, Lewis.
Jones, Henry.
Lanham, A. J..
Reed, W. r., Reed, J. A.,
Roberts, Melvin, Roberts, Asa.
Sanders, G. Brooks, Sanders, Will,
Tisdale, Sam.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
Additional Derbrook District.

Baldwin. Edmond, Balswin, Joe,
Banks, Sam, Benny, Richard,
Buck, John, Buck, Tom,
Buck, Tom Jr., Buck, John ST.,
Blair, Sam, Brewer, Ike,
Bryson, William, Bryson, Steve,
Bush, James.
Culbertson, Isiah.
Dancy, Bob, Davis, Meales,
Dill, John, Deuprce, Jack.
Edwrds, John, Edwards, Charlie Jr.,
Edwards, Judge, Evans, Amos.
Fowler, jim, Fowler, Dudley.
Graham, Newt.
Harris, Ike, Harris, Alex,
Harris, Robt., Harris, William,
Hill, Eddie, Hopkins, jim.
Jackson, Tom, jackson, Amos,
Jackson, Tom Frank, Jackson, Ed,
Jackson, Luther, Johnson, John,
Johnson, Kirt, Johnson, Ned,
Johnson, Henry, Jones, Amos,
Jones, Jasper, Jones, Winston.
Kyle, Clarence, Kyle, Ned.
Landrum, jim.
Macon, Bonnie, Macon, Vince,
Macon, Bob, Macon, Charlie,
Michens, Jordan, Miller, Dick,
Moore, Jack, MOORE, jim,
Morgan, John, McAlpum, Henry.
Owens, Prince.
Patton, Wash, Parks, Adam,
Perry, Mack, Pendleton, Geo. Jr,
Powers, Keet, Pryor, jim.
Rice, Wallace, Rice, Peyton,
Rice, Alfred, Rice, Ed Lee,
Richardson, Wess, Richardson, JEFF.
Sanders, Geo., Shields, Walter,
Simmons, Robert.
Thomas, John, Thomas, Willie.
Wade, H. E., Wade, Geo. j,
Walton, Mahan, Ware, Lindsey,
Washington, Wiley, Wayne, Jim,
Williams, Thomas, Williams, Willie,
Williams, Sam, Williams, Sye,
Windham, John.
Young. Willie.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
Delinquent Poll Tax

/, Z. E. Dantzler, Sheriff and Tax Col
leetor of Noxubee County, Mississippi,
10 hereby certify that the following list
is a true and correct list of all poll tax
assessed on roll in said county and not
paid on or before the first day Of
February, 1912.
Shuqualak District.
Adams, Geo., Allen, Moss,
Allen, Lewis, Allen, Nick,
Anderson, Wins, Anderson, Walter,
Anderson, Coly.
Ballard, Lee, Beal, Oscar,
Black, Otis, Beal, Chas.,
Bowden, John, Brookshire, Robert,
Brown, jim, Brown, C. F.,
Bryan, 'Caly, Bryant, Bill,
Bryant, Ike, Bryant, Geo. Jr.,
Bryant, Tooly Jr., Burrows, j.. N.
Campbell, Early, Campbell, jim,
Carpenter, William, Carpenter, John,
Chncellor, H. j., Cater, Sam,
Clark, jesse, Giles, Geo.,
Cole, jim, Coleman, Early,
Constant, Ed, Cole, Will,
Groom, Ad.
Daniel, King, Daily, Will,
Davis, Joe, Deale, Steven,
Deupree, William, Dew, Willis,
Dew Virgil, Dill, Pate,
Duck, Wiley, Dunn, Frank,
Daily, Will.
Eaves, R. R., Eckford, Aaron,
Edmonds, Clate, Ellis, Aaron,
Ellis, Will.
Gator, John, Gator, Henry,
Gator, Tom, CASTOR, Geo.,
CASTOR, John, Gillispee, Dave,
Gillispee, billiard, Greer, Henry,
Greer, Ninte, Greer, Jerry,
Greer, John, Grier, Maze,
Gurley, James, Hsmmock, Tom Jr,
Harlan, Zeke, Hawkins, CLANCY,
Hibbler, Irwin, Hibbler, Will,
Hill, William, Hill, Lonzy,
Hewlett, Monroe, Hoy, Jack,
Hoy, Nose, Hudson, Beck
Hudson, viii, Hudson, Lewis,
Hudson, John, Hudson, Geo.,
Hudson, Casey, Hunt, Nose,
Hyde, Alex, Hyde, Alex,
Hyde, Arthur.
jackson, V. c., Jenkins, Ebert,
johnson, Sam, Johnson, Pres,
Jones, Tom, Jordan, Frank.
Kersh, Robt.
Lagrone, Sam, Lagrone, John,
Lewis, Ule, Lewis, Church,
Little, Wiley, Little, Dallas,
Lockett, Percy, Lockett, Geo.,
Lockett, Willie, Lockett, Mig,
Lockett, Eli, Lockett, Geo,
Lockett, John, Lockett, Frank,
Love, Henry, Lucy, Will.
Maison, Clay, Murray, William,
Moore, Frank, Moore, Allen,
Morris, Hue, Mosley, William,
hurry, Tom, McCaleb, Dan,
McCaleb, John, McSwain, Geo.
McSwain, Jim.
Neville, Skipper, Neville, Henry,
Nicholson, Bully, Nicholson, James,
Mum, Hubbard.
Ormand, Ben.
Pane, Mathew, Parks, Charlie,
Perkins, Coffey, Perkins, Andrew Jr.
Poe, Thomas, Poe, Robt.,
Poe, William, Pollard, John,
Preston, John, Prince, Clay.
Riddle, Tom, Riddle, Fed,
Rogers, James, Rogers, Will.
Scott, jim, Scott, Ed Jr.,
Sellars, J. A., Simpson, William,
Smith, Willis, Stennes, Henry,
Stevens, Will.
Taylor, Tony, 1hornell, W. J.,
Thompkins, Grant.
Washington, Will Weston, Ike,
Weston, Joe, Weson, John,
Williams, Ridin, Wilson, E.,
Wilder, West, Wilder, j. c.,
Wingate, Amos, Wingate, Tom,
Wingate, Mathew.
Young, Eligha.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
t SyIs 81, 90 ;GlilH NMNa

It's difficult for a man to practice
economy and be popular at the same
time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-05-03
Derbrook District.

Lex OAobAlSts
Allen, Glenn, Anderson, Steve,
Anthony, Joe.
Baldwin, Harry, Baldwin, Leas,
Bentley, Eddie, Bland, Robert,
Blair, Alfred, Brewer, Sam,
Brewer, Andy, Brewer, Johnnie,
Brooks, Frank, Brooks, William,
Bush, Tom, Bush, Bland,
Bush, William, Bush, John,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-11
MINERAL

REYNcG4EsNHI1E,, july a.-A
.veY enjoyable and well Instructed
chf.d-en's day program was rendered
at the "oburn Greek Methodist Epls..
copai church Sunday The program
was. oficiated by Prof. Frank Rector,
superintendent OF the Sunday school,
and MISS zeima Robinson having
charge of the music which was rem
rderdi amid great applause. At the
noon hour every one present enjoyed
an old ime basket dinner, there be-
4s enough good things left to- feed
at least 100 more people. The peo-
pie of coburn Creek and surrounding
community are receiving many con-
gratulations upon their splendid and
wsll meant hospitality toward the
people.
Mr.. and Mrs j. l. westfan. OF
Isaac creek, are visiting relatives al
ReynoldsviIle.
William sharp and Ray Garrett
iwere calling al Thomas Gerrard's on
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-11
Bridgeport

Bridgeport, July s.-carl Law
son, Of clarksburg. was here Friday
in the interest OF the clarksburg
chautauqua Company. Local people
are greatly interested in the move
ment and many OF them are buying
season tickets.
Mrs. Hartor Stout and daughter,
Dale. are visiting Mrs. stout's broth
er. Mr.. Wilson. at Flatwoods.
Charles Harrison. of Greensbnrg,
Pa, visited his cousin. Mr.. william
cornwell, recently.
]. C. Johnson has gone TO Virgin
ia on business.
Mrs. Mandy Powell. Of ssllnmoht,
Is visiting her sister; Mrs. George
Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L, Parker. Of AZ
ron. o.. have been wishing Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. ]. L. Curtis.
Mrs. Gordon B. Late is visiting her
brother, whltton Hisson. OF clarIng-
ton.
Miss ocle Dean is visiting Miss Au-
drey Douglas. of shinnston.
William Roy made a recent grip to
sommersvllle and expects TO take up
his residence there in the near future
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-11

jsgcamorA Sunday.
! Mr.. Henry Morrison and daughter
aIrs. J. c. Smith. returned home
Sunday from weeks visit among
relatives in iBrokhannon.
1ir. and Afrs- r. L Niackall and
family. OF AEewhorter, are visiting
-atrJ. Q Gawthrop,s
Mr. Jesse Rector. OF Davissons RIM.
who was seriously injured recently
Is improving slowly. HIS many
friend hops for his early recovery.
Mr.. Guy McNemar and Miss Kate
Shaw Of, Reynoldsyiiie. were quietly
married at the home Of the brides
parents here Sunday. a O'Clock
the happy young couple left on train
No. ~ for two weeks honeymoon.
They will reside In ReynSIdsvire.
where Mr.. Maizena, IS employed
by oaGara Goa Company.
The teachers who have been en-.
ployed for the winter term at this
place are Mr.. Romlne. OF lost Creek:
Miss Wise, of Mcdowell COUNTY; aac
Miss Bartlett, of Barbour coun;y.
Mrs. J. c. sharps and daughter.
Miss Lille. were visiting in L'mr
Stone MOnda7.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-11
Mt. Clare

MT. GLARE, July 6-Quite a
number OF persons attended the
races at the new fair grounds
Thursday.
The Rev. W. o. David and
daughter, Miss Mary. of Butler, Pa,
visited friends here and at Jane
Lew Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory brand, w.
NJ. Morris and Mrs. Drusella Lynch
dined with Mr.. and Mrs j. J..
Lowther Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph Miley at Ston Pot run. 45
Mr.. and Mr.. Hubert Romlne and
little son spent Thursday with Mrs.
Romlne's parents at Bridgeport,
The '1Fats' and the Leans of
this place engaged in a very exciting
and interesting game OF baseball
Thursday, the Fats beating the
Leans two scores.
Mrs. Mary Basel, OF Jane Lew.
visited relatives here this week and
left Friday for West Union, where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lehman Maxwell, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert satterfeld
and two children. OF Enterprise, sre
visiting at the home of W. B. Ma
lone. of this place.
William Hickey returned Thurs
day from Cairo, where he had
been visiting his sister.
Miss Edna Lowther, Of Grafton,
is visiting relatives here.
P. T. and Grover Wolfe are hay-
ing their home repaired and a porch
built in the absence Of their mother,
who is visiting in Oklahoma. as a
surprise for her when she returs~
Miss Kate Pickett has returned
from Clarksburg. where she visited
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Terry.
w. T. Baker. of Camden, deputy
grand master OF for this district OF
the Independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows. was here Thursday night and
installed the officers of Mt. Clare
lodge.
Mrs. W. T. owen visited her
mother at Bridgeport Thursday.
Carl and Lee Horner were busi-
neas visitors here Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Bell and children, Of
stealey Heights. visited her parents
here recently. &
B. p. Robinson Is having water
works put into his dwelling.
Burl Smith anu sister and MISS
Hall. of Grafton. are guests Of Miss
Mary Beverage.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-11
UGLY CHARGE
Is Preferred Against a Man
Named Cross BY a
~ Weston Girl.

WESTON, july SAw. B. Cross,
well dressed, who presents a good
appearance. was arrested Saturday
night for committing assault upon
Soma Meyers. aged IS years.
Miss Meyers was found on tho
road side, just east of Weston. after
dark. in an unconscious condition,
by Edward Mccall. who was enroute.
home from the. oil fielda in his autcr
mobile. :
Mr.. mccall brought. Miss Mey-
ers to Weston where she swore out
a warrant, charging Cross with GRIM
inal assault, and alleging he forced
her TO accompany him.
"A medical examination proved her
charge to he. true. Cross was held
by Justice "a G. Hughes without
bail. Cross claims his home is at
Clarksburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-11
Wallace


WALLACE. W. Va. July 5.-An
old time Foruth Oh July celebra-
.tlon was held on Barnes run under
the auspices Of the Knight OF Pythias
band and the Knlshts Of Pythias and
Odd Fellows lodges Of this place. 1t
was the greatest celebration ever
held in the section of the comfy.
Although there was hard rain We'd
nesday evening in this section and
the roads were very muddy Thurs
day morning. the people commenced
coming in lange numbers early in the
morning. and at noon 1t looked like
county fair was being started at
Wallace.
The Odd Fellows had engaged the
Rev /. W. Camer, OF Faimont, past
grand master of the state grand
lodge. and member Of the sovereign
grand lodge, who made an able ad-
dress in the forenoon. The Knights
OF Pythias had engaged James Rob.
inson, of Clarkfiburg, who made the
address OF the afternoon. He Is a
member Of both orders.
There was plenty of amusements
on the ground. Among them was Q
sack race, in which large number o.
boys entered and Of which Master
Burtis swlger was the winner. II
the Lean mans race, Gordon strother
OF sardis. carried away the prize. II
the fat mans race. Flare Hannah
OF Little Rock Ramp. was the winner
hut Il f. S. Estlaek had not faller
down the prize might have stayed II
Wallace. There was n very interest
ing same OF baseball in the afternoon
between Knights of Pythias and od'
Fellows teams. the game being II
favor OF the knights. Last. but no
tthe least. was tug Of war betweei
select crowd of heavywetghts from
the local knights and Odd Fellow
lodges. This was very interestin
feature. caused great deal Of laugh
ter and held the crowd until late
the evening.
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Home Markets
For Our Coal

ate state there have been only six
years in which comparison with he
preceding yeEr was indicated by the
minus sign. They were 1868, 1875,
nss1. 1885. 1908 and 1s1l-only three
in the last 80 years. The decrease
in 1871 was merely a return 10 nor.
NAL conditions.
! The number Of men employed IN
the coal mines OF West Virginia 10
1911 was e6. $50, who worked an aver
age OF, 22p days. The average pro-
duetIpn per man was s02 short tons
for The year and 4,OS tons for each
working day.
I Paiseworthy Mining Methods.
IN one respect the record Of West
VJrgiaiRsI coal production in dsll
stands out as shining lIght--thAt Is
In the Exceptionally low percentage
OF coal shot of the solid. The rel
turns 10 the geological survey ahow
that practically IS per cent Of the
output was properly mined, either by
hand or by the use Of machines: for
.. O2e 500 tons the mining methods
in practice were not reported. and
tho amout shot on the solid was only
626,995 short tons, or a little more
than l per cent. This is a rscord OF
which the miners. the operators, and
tn mine inspection service Of the
state depaprtpment OF mines may well
be proud. II the methods OF mar
ketlng and consuming West Virgin
Ia coal were as praisworthy as the
methods employed in It's production
the mountain state would hold an en- {
yilble position in industrial progress
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new RAILROAD
May in. Fact Be a Part of
the Coal and Coke
System.

NEW MARTNNsvuILE, W. va.
July s.-nhe true object OF the
tclarkspurg Northern railroad came
to light this morning when II leaked
out that their surveyors were quiet
ly and had been for the last two
weeks, working In Upshur county in
the vicinity of Buckhannon. The
correspondent maintained whers the
road was started that this city would
not be the terminus OF the road and
when some OF the engineers stated
this morning that the would not af-
finn OF deny that the road would
gross the Ohio river at or near this
City and thence through Ohio to a
lake port. When asked II the road
WAS going TO connect with the Coal
and Coke railroad at Ruckhannon,
and If Henry c. Davis was not one
OF the hackers OF the road. they stat
ed that they had nothing to say, but
The weather was very hot this morn
dpg.
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TO PROBE CONDITIONS.

WASHINGTON. July 8.-seeretary
Of the Treasury Macveagh, who, re-
turned today from a vacation, Will
undertake to learn Immediately the
exact conditions among officials Of
the treasury department. There will
be no formal investigation but the
secretary intends to learn whether
high officials mentioned in the An
drew resignation letter are dissatls-
fed.