The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], July 04, 1907, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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POSTOFFICE BURGLAR
CAPTURED AND JAILED
Toledo> O. Man
Is Guilty One
Breaks Into U'nt Vnlon Office, Illmvs
Safe ami Gets Lot
of 1 Sooty.
II1G FOSSK CHASES HIM.
Ilrlng* Hlin to liny Under House
mid Commissioner Holds Hlin
Under Blft Bond.
A self-confessed postofHce burglar
was lodged In the county jail Mon
day morning. The gooda were
fnur.d on him and there waB no way
for him to deny his guilt. He gives
nls name as John D. Garrison, aged
GO, and says his home Is In Toledo,
Ohio.
The postofHce at West Union was
burglarized about 3 o'clock Satur
day morning. The burglnry was dis
covered an hour ltaer and at G
o'clock a posse headed by Postmas
ter W. n. Drown and Deputy United
Stall's Marshal W. D. Brown captur
ed the burglar.
The burglat^entered the Ringer
building. In whfch 1b the postofllco.
V.y breaking thc^kass out of a rear
window and then^iolstlng It, after
removing the lockfcn the sash. He
proceeded to blow?he safe and took
{301 In stamps. M13 In money nnd
:? registered Inters.
At 4 o'clock fto burglary was dis
covered and of posse was hurriedly
farmed. The previous rain enabled
th? searchers to track to the glass
plant east of the town and he was
chased through the river. Gaining
the opposite side, he crawled through
th? high grass In a meadow and hid
under a house, where the posse cap
tured him.
A search of his person resulted In
the recovery of all the stolen goods.
He was taken Into custody, and
Monday morning brought here by
United States Deputy Marshals
Brown and Hupp, who took him be
fore United States Commissioner
Thomas S. Spates., Having confess
ed the crime, he wis held liv the
ror.mlr=lonor for federal court In I
Wheeling, bis bond" being placed at
$5,000. Unable to give the same be 1
was placcd In the county Jail.
United States Deputy Mnrshal K. ?
D. Hupp will tnke hlin to 'lie Wheel- j
"nc jiil tomorrow.
From the tools found on him the
conclusion is that he is a profes- i
slonai bnrglrr and probnlny has had
a lone career In this line of busi
ness. It Is thought he may have
be"n th" on" who burglarized the
West Union postofhee several prev
ious times
I ItTOIUKS SHUT DOWN".
The Peerless and Beacon Uimp
Black Company's factories at Wll
sohb:iri have closed down for the
sir . r vacation and the employes
have quit work. Both plants will re
sume operations with full forces af
ter Hie hot weather.
Miss Cecelia Curly-, of Fairmont,
who is one of the trained nurses at
Cook'- hospital, is spending a few
days in this city as the guest of
MIhs Keefe, of Pike street.
To <>:?>?> ? ? r,- i : h In a he
fittiug lust re of
yo'ir jewels outvie --'ory of th?
pyrotechnic?. At ]?? can 1
found the finest and : varied as
sortment of jewelry . -dally ada; ?
ted for summer v.-. Pins and
Pendants, Bracelets, C ains, etc.. o!
tb*? higftest quality.
LEE PROBST, Jeweler,
Third Street.
CHILD'S HECK
IS BROKEN
MTTMt (IIAItUCS CI.IXK, SOX OF
II. CT.IM-:, is FOUND
HEAD IX A
SWING
TA.\<;l,EI> ri> IX THE HOPE
PX THE CEIXAll OF THE "HOUSE
WIIEHE HE IS KOUN1)
LATER UV AN OlSlKIt
HHOTIIER.
Iilttfe Charles H. Cllne, two-year
old son of Mr. ntid Mrs J. II. Cllne,
of tirasselll street, Droad Oaks, was
cither strangled to death or lind Ills
neck broken in the rope of n swing
?t the home Friday afternoon.
The swing was suspended from
the floor Joists of. the house In the
cellar which Is partly above ground
and the child was playing In It alone
"hen he was killed. This was a
little after .1 o'clock. Some time
'ater a; Utile brother went to the
swing and saw Charles lying tinder
it cold nnd Inanimate. We ran- to
his mother crying and Mrs. Cllne
ran to the-- spot finding her child
dead. A deep black and blue mark
about the child's neck showed how
It came to Its death.
I will mall you free, to prove
merit, samples of my Dr. Shoop's
Restorative, and my book on either
Dyspepsia, The Heart or The Kid
neys. Troubles of the stomach,
heart or kidneys, are merely symp
toms of a deeper nllment. Don't
make the common error of treating
symptoms only. Symptom treatment
Is treating the result of your ailment
and not the cause. Weak stomach
nerves?the Inside nerves?mean
stomach weakness, always. And the
heart, nnd kidneys as well, have
their controlling or Inside nerves.
Weaken these nerves, and you In
ivita'.ily have weak vital organs.
Here Is where Dr. Shoop's Restora
tive has made Its fame. No other
remedy even elfins to L-oat 'he "In
1" nerves." Also for bloating.
Ilousness, bad breath or complex
l.'r. Shoop's Restorative.
:>*i ?oday ^nr "ample and free
' ? ?!.' Dr SlioAn, Uaclne. Wis The
' "?iirr.l'.Jn ;? liv si*
t'UESTON UNDER AltREST.
' 0. Preston, formerly of Shlnns
t-in, is under arrest In an Ohio town
I'd inquiry has been received here
t'S to ghether he Is wanted in Har
rison county on a criminal charge.
So far as known he Is not wanted in
this county.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. W. odruIT. of
ling, are visitors in tin- city.
Mr, nnd Mrs. (' A. Terry, of Bel
Ington, are visiting friends in Clarks
burg.
GUARDS PEOPLE'S SAVINGS
DAK WD? P. KINGSLEY, NEW PRESIDENT OF THE NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GREATER SHAKES
THAN AT KINGSTON
An* I Worded As Two Thousand
Miles to tin* South of
Wusfiinuton.
fBy Associated Fvccb.I
\\ASHfNGTON, I). C., July 1 ?
The Government oliservatc. > Chel
tenham. Md.. recorded an earth
quake this morning. The shock was
greater than that at Kingston.
I By AicccIntcU Tzosz.!
WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 1 ?
The seismographs at the weather
bureau here receded an earthquake
this morning at distance r?f two
thousand miles south of Washing
tot?.
ma.i. iH*H\s ih;t\iij;i?
FOU NATION AT. fiUARD.
WASHINGTON. l>. C.. July 2?
M reqws of i!i" govrnor of
W f Virginia. Major lames M.
r.nrns, I*. S. \ , rctin-d, has fteen de
??;iK'd for a ;n-r:ofl of four y<:irs with
the organised militia of that state.
! J. 'V '.iu >!i. of Bridgeport,
rsvf.it Tuesday afternoon here.
W. II. Got trill, of Wolf Summit,
was here Tuesday.
K. 12. lVlVidge-is out after hav
ing had a severe sickness.
I INK TltOTTlXC; COLT FOll SALE.
< III HI ItKHXAUU 11035, Ann iran Trotting r?bay lior^is
fouled May, liy Virginia i'liiivii 30058; dam Aitacliniciit, by Ala
mann- li:*5i!. etc. Bred by .1. 11. Fowler* I (>CDSt I'oint Farm, near
Wortldiigtoii. \V. Va. (Jot premium ??jm-Ii year <im<' foaled. Now at
the New Fair Grounds at Clarksl>tir:i, \V. Va. C?o and see liim.
er, L. \V. Splrer. !!?? is for sale.
I
PROBATED IN COURT
I jii rm* TCstat?? Is Kqually Divided
Among the Sown Surviving
llrii's of Decedent.
The will of the Into Bon jam in 1'". j
Shuttleworth was probated i:i county;
court Monday morning. It provided!
that the seven heirs should share]
equally in (he distribution of the es- j
tate and named his sons. 0. W. and j
II. 31". Shuttleworth, as executors,!
with bond at $50,000. It was writ-,
tcr in September, 100.", and wit-j
r.?P3ffd by Samuel It. Harrison and
Howard L. Cunningham. The oxec-1
ritqrs named qualified Monday morn-j
ing, giving the bond stated, with
Prank, Robert and P?. P. Shuttle- j
worth, Jr.. as sureties. A. R. Tim- i
berlake, S. R. Harrison and Thomas j
TIaymond were appointed appraisers
of (he estate. The will covers one
of the largest personal estates left,
in the county's history.
A ten days old baby was left on ?
the front stops of the home of two;
Morgantown maiden ladies with the
wrHten request that hey care for it. j
Broaddus Institute
SC1KMIIIC and CLASSICAL.
Send your boys and girls to Itroad
dtis Institute where every attention
i.?? given I?? intellectual development,
:j oral training and social culture.
W'c have a line faculty of Chris
tian men and women of experience, a
<-t:i iculum that meets the demands
for col lev.'* entrance, a strong normal
? uirse, vocal and instrumental music
taught !>y talented and experienced
teachers, elocution and physical cul
ture.
I'lie I .ill T. rin will open Septem
ber 5, IJloT.
ItKV. Ill KA.VAH III LLKY, A. M.,
Principal.
i'ln: Usl'.uri;, West Virginia.
FOR SALIC?One dark bay com
bination driving and saddle horse,
weighs 1,0,10 pounds. Also one
steel :? ar, rubber tire, leather
trimmed runabout, rubber (rim
med harness, rubber horse blanket
and canopy top for runabout. All
in first-class order. Telephone or
write to |. D. Martin, care Pitts
vein Goal Co., Flemington, W. Va.
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles M?jr (be Sapping i
W Life AwAjr _ Clarksburg I
People Have Learned This Pact
When a healthy man or woman
".'Kins 10 run down without appar
ent. cause. becomes. weak, languid
depressed, suffers backache, head
ache. dizzy spells and urinary dis
orders, look to the kidneys for tho
"r " a"' Keep the kidneys
"II und they will keep you well
Mian's Kldne.. fills cure sick kia
"nd keep I hem well. Here Is
Clnrksbtfi-g testimony to prove It:
I!. F. Griffin. grocer, of 1.10 West
Pike street, Clurkshurg, W. Va? says
"I first notion! a dull, tired aching
:"-n?s my bark during the day and
lameness and soreness In the loins at
night. Flnallj It bothered me more
>r less nil the ilnie and compelled me
to look for something to stop It. An
?dvertlsemen: about Doan's Kidney
''ills and their recommendations ac
companying li so attracted my atten-1
tlon that 1 went to Wells & Hay-!
maker's drug store far a bo*. The |
aching soon disappeared and what Is j
of much more Importance to me. I!
have not noticed a sign of Its recur
rence. Should another attack take'
Mace, I now know what to do to i
i heck It."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO I
rents. Fofter-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, I
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name?Doan's? (
.'ind take no other.
By the breaking of a cable at the (
Rtibv mice on Bab in creek, Kanawha j
tourty, Ernest N'eal and Emmet Bias,
were killed amd the coal tipple was
demolished.
NOTICE TO TAKK DEPOSITIONS.
Joseph Fox. plaintiff, vs. Annie'
Fox, defendant. In the Circuit
Court of Harrison County. West Vlr-,
1 uiuiu:
jTo Annie Fox: ?
I \ ou wii, please take notice, that'
?th< depositions of Joseph Fox and!
other-, will be lake nat the law office'
or William II Poling, room 427'
: Kinplre building, in the City of!
Clarksburg, Harrison county. West '
, V'trlnla, oti Saturday, the :ird day!
\tigust, i!>07, between the hours'
o? h o'clock a. in. .ind :i o'clock p. in..,
to ., ? read in evidence on hearing of'
the above cause, in behalf of the said !
Joseph Fox. If. from any rause, the
t;ikl:ig of the same shall not be com
mttirod, or being commenced, shall
not be completed on that day, the
taking of Ihe same will be adjourned
from time to time, until thev are
! completed.
Yours, &c.,
JOSEPH FOX
WILLIAM H. POLIXG.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
OltDKR OK PUBLICATION.
State of West Virginia:
| At Rules held In the office of the
( lerk of the Circuit Court of Harri
son County, oil the first Mondav In
Ju >. 1901, the following order was
| entered:
j Julia Toth. plaintiff, vs. Stepbane
T.oib, defendant. In Chancerv
OBJECT OF SUIT. "
Hie object of the above suit is for
; the plaintiff. Julia Toth. to obtain a
divorce from the bond of matrimony
|existing between her and the defend
ant, Stepbane Toth.
" a|.'lM'arlnS 'rom an affidavit
Hied in said cause that the said de
fendant, Strphane Toth. is a non
resident of this State. It is ordered
that he do appear here within one
month from the date of ,i?, nrs,
publication or this order and do what
here?n.e"Sar'V '? "rolect llls Interest,
Cilven under my hand this the'
i < th day of June, 1907. ,
w- WILLIAMS, Clerk I
3Pfc.RR\ & iJPERRY, counsel.
State of West Virginia:
Greeting: S'">ritr ?f Harrlso? County,
^<>11 are hereby commanded to
fore "the ^P!,hane Toth t? appear be
fore the Judge of our Circuit Court
I re Of "" C?un,r the Clerk's of
L ?"V f t'0Urt' aI rt"es to be
' ,, T " for sald court, on the
? bllMn ryi 'I,lly' next' 10 ;,nswi>r
a mil In Cahncery exhibited against
them in our said court by Julia Toth
and have then there this writ.
Witness, H. w. Williams. Clerk of
?'?' saw court, at the court house
h? said co""',.. this ,7th da ?,
th, State "'"Ui ln ?,4"1
H. W WILLIAMS, Clerk
,\(1 I'ltTE TO TAKK DEPOSITIONS.
Julia Toth vs. Stephane Toth in
liaiirery. Pending In the Circuit
gii'ila! Harrlson County. West \'ir
To Stephane Toth: ,
You are hereby notified that I
in th Kanala' I 'ol
B of
rcitl in "m"1" 10:00 P- to be
th ? , I .??"" ,hc hetf-ing of
? he plaintiff! ,,Phalf "r
If fnifn any can.sp tlir? takinir nf
,: r:;Tr ^
,rom
Yours. &c?
keeley cure
? The cure that has been continu
ously successful for more than
- ienrs Is worth Investigating.
""I rtniK or drink habit.
\\ rite for particulars. Onlv
Keeley Institute j? Western
Penna ?2I(I Mr,,, Av<..,
Imrgh, Pa.
K. T. IiOWNDES, Pres. W. H. LEWIS, Cashier
T. W. HARRISON', Vlce-Pre?. D. II. CARPER,' Teller
Our lest Attention
B. REDUSO for LARGE WOMEfik
Restrains tendency to overflrshinrss, and moulds Jk' I
thought to Z attainable only by flitter figure#.
Thii splendid result u attuned by an un
boned apron extension which reaches down ores
the abdomen and Lips, giving the wearer sbeobrts
freedom of movement. ?
" Tbi? feature absolutely eliminates &e neccesity
of any harnesss-like devices and straps, hitherto
deemed essential on corsets of this kind.
Rod a so Style 7S0-<For tall
?tout women), which Is ilia*.
trated here, !? built as per
description, with medium
Ailghbast. Msdeofadurable
countll, in white or drab.
Red km Style 760?{FO* 4
stout women), is the same as
style 750 exept thct the bnat
is somewhat lower all
around. Made of white and
drab contil. Hose supporters
front and sidee. SUes 34
to 86. Prka.ta^t
W. B. NUFORM &. ERECT FORM CORSETS
1 cs. be found on asle at dssler, everywhere at $1.00 ADd Up.
Wainsirt.n Bra*.. Hft. 377.9 Broi4w?y. Nmt Yort
Sow supporters front ud
de?. Size, 23 to 86.
< Pries. W.00
I have for sale a fine line of Run
about ' Top Buggies Buckboards and
Weber wagons. If you are looking'
for something fancy for pleasure
driving or for the oil fields we have it*;
J. E. WILLIAMS,
211 West Pike St., Clarksburg, W. Va
The Reymann Brewing Co.:
Wheeling, W. Vo.
H11I I11111111?I fcM 111111
When you pick your beer why not select the best ?
That means something more than the handsomest
label. It(means beer brewed from the choicest malt
and hops by processes perfected by many years of
constant, unceasing effort to improve.
THE BEST IS "SELECT'
+ Revmann's "Select" Beer is the climax of over
*
* sixty years' untiring effort.
'I*
t It is our best?and the best that you can buy,
anywhere, at any cost.
And the price is the same to you as the price of ;; ^
common brews.
Ask for "Select."
Everything of a bank
ing nature entrusted to
our care receives our best
attention. We shall be glad
to have a share of your
business.
Surplus - - $75,000
The Merchants NationalBank
Clarksburg, W. Va.
4 PER. CENT INTEREST ON TIME
DEPOSITS
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