The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-02


WESTON. Dec. 2-oso little sensa-
lion was created in The city when the
dead body Of baby was fond in>the
hospital gre .snds. According TO the
statement e Dr. N. d Cure. and
other members OF the coroner's jury.
the baby had been born Nlive and
Evidences showed that II had been
killed. The title body was wrapped
in a pillow case and some paper had
then Deen put in a box and placed IN
brush heap on the hospital grounds
NOT far from the reservoir where a
workman found IT. The body was
buried sunday morning at the Hill
cemetery. No arrests have yet been
made but a thorough investigation is
taking place.
The body Of the tweIye-year-oId
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Sutton, OF
ChurchviIIe, who was accidentally
killed with gun held by a playmate
OF the same age. was brought here
Sunday and buried at the MachpeIah
cemetery. The Sutton boy formerly
HHved in Weston when his father was
employed here as u blacksmith.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Heed had the misfortune to lose two
ofahis fingers from his left hand while
playing with an axe at his home in
North Weston a recent afternoon.
R. B. Kessler, Baltimore. and Ohio
yard conductor who recently under
went an operation in St. Joseph's hos
pitaI for rheumatism, returned home
Friday night much improved but not
able to be about yet. Mr. Kessler IS
also suffering from severe burn on
the back which he received while in
the hospital from hot water bottles.
A blast set on by junk men who
had purchased an old engine and who
we're trying to tear it to pieces near
the Danser foundry threw several
pieces of the engine into residences
along Bland avenue causing consider
able excitement and doing no little
damage to the Morrison and Roach
properties on that street The men
have arranged to have all damages
settled and will have carpenters at
work this week.
Sfas for the street car bridge at the
fair grounds has arrived and are now
being hauled to that point Steam
shoveIs and other machinery are be-
ing unloaded every day at the Balti-
more and Ohio yards near the bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Weber have sold
the property they now occupy on
Fourth street to Policeman o. L. Har-
rison. Mr.. Weber viii move into his
new residence on Main avenue as soon
as it is completed
Mrs. Betty Stewart has sold her
house and lot on Broad street to
George Gum.
Miss Anna NeuberGer, trained nurse
has returned from Sutton, where she
had charge of a = case for several
weeks.
J. H. Brewster. president Of the Sun
Lumber Company. has returned from
business trip to Marietta, o.
The ladies of the Methodist Epis-
copaI church Will hold bazaar and
chicken supper December 3 in the
Sunday school room of the church.
w. A.. williams. manager OF the
Central West Virginia Gas Company
in this city. has returned from a bust
ness trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Viola C. Casseday. stenoghaph-
er for the Sun Lumber Company, who
was Off duty for several days from an
attack of pneumonia. resumed her
duties Monday.
Emmett Randolph. of Webster
Springs, was in this city over Sunday
enroute to Sa44m where he will attend
school. s
Mrs. E. E. Campbell. OF Butler. Pa,
left Monday for visit to her sister,
Mrs. Floyd Carmichael, at Smithfield.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Grace Goe
Prof. Hodges, of the state university
OF Nforgantown. was an the city Friday
IN his return home from spending
Thanksgiving with his aged mother
who lives At Lorentz. AIRS. Hodges IS
one OF the Oldest ladies of that village
and her son always spends his 5holi-
days with her.
Mrs. w. E. varIIorn went to Clarks-
burg Thursday in company with her
sister-in-Ia-w. Mrs Roscoe Mick. who
was taken to St Afary's hospital.
NrT. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. F'lorant Bailey are at Cam
den on GauIey where the gentlemen
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