The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-11

Gordon & Kidd
Real Estate and Insurance.
il. Third Street CIarksburg
him while he was at work, He had
just stepped on the outside Of the
factory when lie was assaulted by an
unknown asailant. NoEclue is had
whatever leading to a motive for the
crime.
Aubrey w. Meredith. la former
well ll[. known attorney of this. city. and
son of former State Senator w. s.
Monday Mr.. Meredith had been in
the West for several years seeking
health and had just returned when
lie was called by death. The funeral
was held Wednesday and interment
was made in Woodlawn cemetery.
DR.. y. w. Brownfeld, OF this city,
who has been spending the winter
at Dade City. Fla, has been very i'll
for several days and he has been Wis
tied by his three sons from this city,
DR.. G.. H.. j. NJ. and Arch. Messages
received say he is much improved at
the present time
The trials of the rioters who are
alleged to have murdered Constable
w. r. Riggs at Farmin gton a. few
weeks ago. which were scheduled to
take place this week in the circuit
court, We're postponed and will start
Monday.
Mrs Patrick Gettings, we'll
known resident of the city. died
Sunday afternoon at her home on
Locust avenue-sThesf funeral was held
.Iuesdayga and 1nterment was made in
the Holy Cross cemetery.
Mrs. James G. Hugtead I. n other OF
w. A. and Abe Hustead OF this city.
died Tuesday morning at her home
in Boothsvi11e Mrs. Hustead had
only been sick a few weeks. for just
four weeks before her death she was
at the bedside in this city of her son.
j. j. Hustead. who passed away at
that time.
The Marion county Farming Blu
reau met in this city Saturday after
noon at which time addresses were
made BY State Agricultural Agent
Nat q. Frame and County Agent 1T.
I. Smith. Mr.. Smith made his an
nual report for the year just passed
showing what had been accomplish
ed in farming.
The meeting Of the West Virginia
EQUAL Suffrage League was held in
this city beginning Thursday even
ing and ending late Friday. Va ban
#quet was held at the Man1ey hotel
Thursday evening and about one
hundred were seated around the Ia
bles. Addresses were made by Con-
gresham NJ. M. Nicely, Hon. Walter
b. Hilton and a number Of other
prominent people OF the state. Plans
were adopted at the conference to In
augurate the campaign fee woman's
suffrage In the state which viii end
when vote Is taken in 1915.
Members Of the public service COM
mission OF PENNSYLVANIA were in
Fafrmont for. a few minutes wednag-
day arriving and leaving On q sps-
cial train on the new Buckhannon
and Northern railroad It IS Sid
that the scommissio ners are making 4
tour of inspection before acting up
on the matter of consolidation OF
the Buckhannon and Northern with
the Monongahela River road.
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Frank NJ Pople, a former resident
OF this city. died Thursday morning
at his home In Weston His body was
brought to Fairmont and taken TO
the home Of his brother, J ohm s..
5Pople, merchant on the East sids.
The body was buried Saturday after.
q funeral service held at the First
Methodist Protestant church
Joseph and French Fetty. two
brothers. are under arrest Charged
with the assault on vitole Potesta.
which was made while Potesta was
FAIRMONT-GA GAL TWO.
working at night at the Owens glass
works. The victim suffered a frac-
tured skull. I'll g;
"A number OF Fairmont people
made up purse and paid the fneI
OF William r. Chrtstophe the trav-
cling salesman who las been IN the
Mononsalia county jail for d year on
the charge OF bigamy. Christopher
was in a hospital for several weeks
after his arrest as while on his way
70 Inc sAlononRalla8cou ntvh jail, he AT
tempted suicide by ta1in a. deadly
poison. He was found guilty,
sentencadato4serye one, year and pay
a heavy fine. Ills one year.is Just
up, and after the payment OF the
fine he was released
# AT a meeting OF the chamber or
commerce held Thursday evening
plans for the but ding OF new bridges
In Fafrmont were discussed at
length. While a move to build anew