The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
MAN
ARRESTED IN
K.|LARN Case
Guy Scatci Charged with Aid
ING Black Hand Murder
ers to Escape.

the Consolidation Coal Company. has
resigned his position and Will in the
future devote his time TO the Fairmons
Building and Investment Company, Of
Z which he is president.
The Citizens Dollar Savings Bank
closed its doors Wednesday, Of this
81 1T is thought that the institution is
solvent and will probably pay the de-
posito1s in full.
"a delegation of business men from
Grafton have signifed their intention
OF coming to this city to meet the
officials OF the Buckhannon and North
i ern railroad relative to an extension
OF the road to Grafton.
Joseph CeiIli. miner, was instantly.
killed while at work in Monongah
mine No. 8. or the Consolidation Coal
Company. He was hit on the head BY
fall or slate
Hon e. NJ. showalter. of this city.
delivered a lecture Thursday evening
at the First Methodist Episcopal
church under the auspices OF the local
lodge Of Masons. Mr.. Shcwalter spoke
on Europe at War and American OPP
portunity.''
Two special cars of teachers from
, Fairmont and Marion county went to
CIaTksburg Friday to attend the meet
ing of the Monongahela Valley Round
Table.
Andrew Ice age So. pioneer Of
Marion county died at his home near
Barracksville Thursday morning Mr..
Ice was the father of a large family
and his sons and daughters are among
the foremost citizens of the county
at the present time The deceased man
was the father Of w B. Ice who for
several years represented Marion
county in the state legislature Fun
eral services will be held Sunday af-
ternoon and interment will be at Bar
racksYille.
A charter of incorporation has been
i filed with the county clerk fors the
West Fork railroad. which entities
" The company to build road from
sFairmont to Monongah. and thence to
Grafton.
The Faiimont Business Mems Assoc
iation will hold it's annual meeting
Ou41S3 tASl1s3r
fian Association building. next Mon
day evening. At this time anew board
of directors will be elected for the
coming year.
The three mines of the Jamison
Coal and Coke Company located near
this place resumed operations Mon
day morning after a forced idleness
ssoft two weeks caused 'by the strike
which resulted in a murderous RIO,
when officers attempted to arrest
strikers guilty OF destroying property.
The mines resumed with about 300
-workmen but now practically all of
the Is 900 men are at work Nearly all
Sof the men who We're indicted for TAX
ing part in the riot have been arrest
ed and are in the county jail.
Charles Van Horton, proprietor OF
the Marion News Agency, is suffering
from an a1nputation of the left hand
caused by the accidental discharge Of
"a shotgun. Mr.. Van Horton attempted
ito grab the gun when 1t started to
fall after he had accidental ly5 knoc ked
1T over while it was standing in a
corner Of his store and in doing SO his
hand came in direct contact with the
discharge. After the lacsrated hand
was examined by a doctor it was de
SScided that an amputation was neces-
ssary.
Carl Vernon Moore. the little son
sof Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd N1oore.s of Mon
Ssspngah, died Sunday at the home of his
parents.
Caleb p. Moore. prominent Marion
the Marion county court, passed away
sat his home near Warrington this
week. He had retired the night before
In his usual health and his death was
very sudden.
AIRS. John Rossler, of Warrington,
passed away in the Cook hospital in
II This city after an illness OF several
Weeks, duration. The body was taken
20 Warrington where interment was
made Wednesday,.
Word has reached this city that w.
',.aRavenscroft. a former banker of
airmont, has been elected vice presi-
detnS OF the Union Trust Company, one
q the largest banks OF ST. Louis, N q
Mrs. Levina Hawkilberry, Of Colfax
age 81. died at her home Tuesday.
q. TI.s5 Evans. the efficiency expert
who has been connected, with L he
atrmont Gas Company for year in
putting the local plant in the very
best conc ition, has completed his task
I. and will leave for his home in Chi
seago. J.ssO. Watson. the newly elected
spresident, will be in direct charge OF
the gas company in the future.
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rs A. j. Ruckman, a F,airnront man who
Us interested in mines in Mexico. has
zen IN the city for a few days visitins
friends. Mr.. Buchanan has been called
y back to Mexico on account OF the
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