The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
OF
CONGRESSMAN
IS .FNVESHOT
Miss Natalie Sutherland Makes
Phenomenal. Score at the
sEIkIns Meet.

ELKINS, Aug d4-In the ladies'
event OF the beginners shoot OF tine
local gun club the phenomenal score
of Miss Natalie Sutherland daughter
OF Congressman and MRS. howard
ySutheriand, was the feature OF the en-
tire days shoot. Miss Sutherland had
never fired shotgun until the day of
the shoot, having only shot a % cal
iiber rife. In the first match or ten
birds with ~ caliber gun, she broke
four out of ten then in the next match
of fifteen birds, she used a 16 gauge
gun and broke thirteen out of fifteen.
After having shot at the required
twenty-five birds to complete the
match, Miss Sutherland shot at hve
more birds, breaking them all, max
ing the remarkable score OF eighteen
out of twenty with an ordinary gun
Floyd ..Red'' Wamsley of Mill creek,
under Indictment for the. murder OF
his wife, on Saturday night, January
y and who has been a fugitive since
that time, was captured Tuesday morn
ing near Valley bend while sitting on
the bank by the roadside by Michael
& MCGEE Poker" Mcclellan. also OF
Mill creek who witnessed the shoot
ing OF Mrs. Wamsley.t has been ar
rested as material witness and held
under 5000 bond. Wamsley declares
fhe thought he shot Mcclellan and DID
not know OF his wife's death until ne
read it in the papers.
with the appointment of Professor
Frank F. Coyington, of Clemson Col.
lege. South Carolina. to the chair OF
English in place of Professor Mcken-
sic, resigned. the faculty OF DAVIS
and Blkins College for the year 1915
.16 is complete. Professor CovlnetoIl
Is an honor graduate of the Un1ver-
sity of South Carolina IN the class of
f9o6, and a master of arts OF Har-
ward in 1911.
Charles lMonta, an italian, arrested
on charge of bootlegging, was SEN
fenced to serve a sentence of sixty
davs in the county jail and to pay a
fine OF 500 and costs. Monta was
caught in the act of selling young
man two quarts of liquor. Ten quarts
of alcohol were found in his house IN
South Elkins.
The Elkins gun club at It's annual
meeting elected officers for the com
ing year as follows: president, John
w Graham; vice president. IL L.
Manning; secretary and treasurer. a.
70. Bing; field captain, john w Polling.
Mrs. w. r. Cromwell was hostess
last Wednesday afternoon at an IN
formai sewing party at her home IN
honor. of Misses Anna and Lois Frazee.
Of Bafdwinsville, n. Y, who are tne
guests of Mrs. e. A. Bowers
nathan, aged II. son OF squlf ~-orn-
ich, OF Bowden. died Sunday evening
ev. bee Thursday evening The bee
stung the young man on the nose.
The Rev. ]. w Funk who has been
pastor of the Main street church OF
Christ for the last five months, mas
resigned to 60 to Pit,sourg sss w6 GaItr ne
Christian church. Il ~
n G. ostrom is intthe city as the
.,fest of Richard Charley, at the Ran
doIph hotel. He has just returned
from the empire of Japan, and 5s en-
Tightening local people on the troubles
i nthe far East.
Miss Myrtle Snyder and Wilson
wadr. Of Elkins, were quietly mar
RED Saturday afternoon at st. Bren-
dams rectory by the Rev. J. j. DAILY.
Miss Mary weimer has sold her mill
linery store, known as the Hat Shop
toiA. Silverman. Of Pittsburg. sa
Bishop p. j, Donohue. Of Wheeling,
has been in the city a. few days as the
guest of the Hon. R. G, Kerens, at
"Kerenscrest,p ..44 a AZ. s.,f,,.,-;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. Hughes and
their two sous. Charles and John, have
returned from a vacation atstheir old
home in Meyersdale; Pa:
Misses Isabel Kimmel and Louise
Schroeder of Grafton, are the guests
OF Miss Margaret Nicols.
MFR. and Mrs. K. X. Kraft and Miss