The daily telegram. [volume], February 27, 1909, Image 1

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CLARKSBURG, W. VA., SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 7, 190 0.
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MP TA PT TQ Tn Rf? Is William H. Harrington of
COMES BEFORE
LLY ADJOURN
BYRNE SENT TO JAIL
;' '-v ??
ler the State Supreme
Court Refuses to Grant
His Writ.
?
;63tejp: 87,?The leg
? Hmc expired at midnight
"a not adjourn tfnc die unUl
.fe' of ?ev?n o'clock his
The Sena to committee ap
tu conalder the charge that
Jfild been UMtd last year to
f.?^ttlort Amendment to
on and that Sl.ooo.ooo
or could be raised this year
? ... f"10 VPurpose, made lu re
ummltten fallpd to ascertuln
VJ?nt .?/ money was raised,
jWSllly declared that money
-p-J to def?at the amendment.
" '???i>ortt declared that fomc of
twhg r poseil as ardent temper
.?orker* were playing Dr. Jekyll
teHyde.
..Idgeg that'u .member of the Ju
i' committee was offered '$3,000
ll the prohibition amendment in
llttee and ifij/TOO for his vote on
j? -oor of the Senate. The. commt
3JW liulmates that the House was less
""" donate and that
iiembers of tho lower body openly so
IcKotf money for their votes. The re
prt njuntlons no names In Connectlo.i
with the charges.
Ill the Senate.
? The ^administration's1 Ave per cent
^ colteciUpn hill was defeated by a vols
of 20 to 8. H. B. 289, relating to feei!
-'" I!0*** "cler'ti, was passed1. The
BMKBHgg forest reserve bill passed the
^Senate. This, bill has met defeat at
former sessions.
? , The Senate rejected the minority
lQatea Jo? Smith by a vote
S of ?j to four. Sutherland, Baker,
jnn and Ehgland voting no. Both
v"ted-4^fl?-<oi,,fxpen8e?.
y' a vot" of si* to three the Sen.
ana eWc
nmlti
Joe u
'VW;*"H'' and the
r^oiftmpndod to the Sen
"la\ m!"ator '8(?lth 'is-entitled to
lis.seat; which was contested by A.
V- Holraea,- Republican,- of Lowell
Hiy .committee Is of the opinion that
H^th ^ c,ec,otl by eight
"tIie cum""Ul'e was m
l'"or t>i?Uli?Cufliimii, Blue. Jolin
?yii, Hatfield, Mclntirc and Iildd
E?^r?g!,0lmC,""BBkcr- "*??
Sutherland, on the part of tho rte
iniblloais,- presented President For
man Wfth a watch and Senator Kldd
' I"1" of "lo Democrats, with o
diamond pin. -
!? ca" a ??><*"? session
7^, ^ "l0 R?P"blican Senators
"ov?"'or Dawson, ^nd they reject
vd tho idea by a voto of 11 to 10.
lii'tliQ House.
In the House, the appropriation bill
ssszsrzzsr
The fire Insurance sollcitors? bill
was laid on the taljle; likewise the
roldrm itm001 farm b"L Th0 Ia8t eood
road hiu waa g B
ente'ii resolution to prevent pollu
Th i! 01l,? rlVCr' WUS "Wonted.
Vott'd to appropriate
ToUz^rrch?the moun,i **
nU'mCor" of tl'0 House through
Robinson. uf Rltchlc *"
Wlt" a hand?ome
hall clock and the speaker was lauded
y -several eloquent members.
Byrne iu Jail.
The supreme court of West Vlrgin
th rl ' adver?ely to George ByrniS
he Charleston newspaper man. found
n contempt of the Senate by that
l-ody and ordered into custody
The court hold that the Senate did
have the Jurisdiction to punish fir
contempt and imprison those who ?
? , J1 ordered that Byrne l* re
manded to Jal, by sergeant-at
Ib? *Utrnative remained but r?r
session ^W't? ?*?* until this
the nigh, * "ened mu8t ?f
AH.\OM> TO SPEAK.
^ALSt/*?r8 M?h?dlst Episcopal
Church South. Sunday evening ^
'pl?- Mr" Anhur T. Arnold.
-hoo, v^et.vf?^>
wT" r ;
^f" , "d <o all Who
Th* ?eneraI Public are
Jnvft<?d <to attend.
For Basketball ChampJo#
ship Won by Local Boys
In Whipping Fairmont.
By a score of 20 to 14, the Claric?
burg basketball te^m out-did the
Fairmont high school team In a hot
contest in the lojsal school gymna
sium last night and.at the same
time won the pennant, for the Moikju
gahelu Valley' League championship.
The visitors /were outclass^ aid
the local boys defeated them with'
aase. Wells, Osborh arid Jacobs or
Clarksburg, and Malone. of Fair
mont, were th& gtar players.' At the
;nd of the first half the score sto&ij
12 to 9 In Clarksburg's favor in.'
:he second half the visitors loat 1
Lhelr confidence and vim and soon, 1
lost all .opportunity. >v
The line-ui) and goals were as fol
lows:
Clarksburg?Wells. 1. fOsborn, '
?? f.. Ru,t:encuttcr, c? Jacobs,'- r g
3-arrett, I. g.
Fairmont?Malone, 1. f? Debolt,]'
?? f., Barnes, c? Brooks, r. a'
Prltchard, 1. g. . ,
Goals from Uie^ field?Wells 4,
3ebom 3, Jacobs 4, Garrett 1, Ma- '
one 3. and Broks 3. 1
( Foul soals?Garrett 2 and Malone
H?rerae3?Heinzman and King.
Scorers?Lynch and BlHingsiey.
GlfiSOME
Local Council of the National
UnionJs Making Rapid ,
: . Strides.
The 16cal~councll of t)rb National
Unjon, whose number Is 1105, is
certainly making rapid strides to
wards a pertect system or lodge work
The cojgicll was organized Decem
bsr 2T, last, with less tlian 30 mem
bers, but it has steadily, gained In
membership until it has nearly
doubled Its charter list, and at tin;
regular meeting or the council held
Wednesday evening,- February 24.
four candidates wore Initiated Into
the mysteries of the order, six were
elected to mon^jcrsliip and eight ap
plications were-presented and passed
into the hands of Investigating com
mittees. If this Is not goiug -sonn
let us know; The National Union is
one of the oldest fraternal beneficial
orders and one which has been tried
and found true for 2? years.
Is to Be Rendered By the
Young People's Union
In Church.
The People's Union will meet at
Pride's Chapel, A. M. E. Sunday.
Feb. 28. The following program will
be rendered to which all arc Invited
to attend:
Mus,c v-.- By Union
Invocation, subject, "The nibie
Theory -or Tithing." Lev. 27:30.
Num. 18:26, Gen. 14:20
* Rev. J. E.' Piyor
So,? ???'? v Anna Patton
Recitation Nellie Peyton
Paper, "I* It Practical to Apply
Tithing In Our Modern Churches" .
J D. H. Kyle
Duet... .Miss Lee and Mrs. Blackwel!
General Discussion of subject.
FLOOD CREST ;
Is Due in Cincinnati Tonight
or By Daylight To
morrow.
CINCINNATI, Feb. *7.?The river j
here continues to rise slowly. The!
?<a*e at 10 o'clock this morning wai
&S.3 feet. The crest of the flood is
expected to reach here tonight By
Sunday daylight It will begin to tell.
OPENS OFFICE HERE.
Mr. J. B. Strother sates manager
of the Parkrr Chemical Co., manufac
turer* of Dloxa has opened an "i"
In the Empire building, (
OLONS
~ . ' -.IV.; yifmPifSflfcftS Y^&'' ifw*?
k-.,.,
the Governor oi
ate Fo
, Action.
??'*:.?&, : -
CHAUl^aSTON. Fob. sr.-scnate
ill No. 1 ."l-weadlug ,*as_.follow*, will;
bafeoibtjl a/ taK ir/r.ie., governor docs
ictlon ?*? ?**?
?>long on It was taken favorably at
?" ''.'""enactsd by the Legislature of
st Virginia:
it sections elghty-^no and
-ot t h"',ter forty-five' of the
-ode' of;"We?t.' Virginia bos'amended
towye-dnactAd, to read as..follows:' ?
Qiao', 81. For the jiVeparntlon and
tjijnting of question*..the gradlng'of
nnnuscripts. the transmlaslonof ce'r
tlflbJiteii anffi^hp additional" clerical
ivork demanded, the state supcrinten
li-nt of free iphools shall be allowed
in amount npt to exceed six thousar '
JOUars 'anriuijfl'y. which sum Is hcreT.?
impropriated. and set apart from the
lonoral school'fund for this purpose.
?:' Sec. '82. Applicants for teachers'
Jortlficatos shall be roqulred to pass
ijl examination in orthography, read
ng, .penmanship, arithmetic, Eng
lish grammar and language,' physiolo
gy and hygiene. United iStatea ?l?twy,
ititto history, geography,. civil gov
irnmonf, Hgrlcutlurc, and-theory and
irt ot teaching: und applicants for
?ertlflcatoK good In tho advanced
scales of graded- schools-or In high
ichools Khali. In addition to the fore-/
folng bo required to pass examina
tions In general history, an'd single
intry book-lteeplng. Applicants for
ilgh school and primary teachers'
?ertlflcates shall pass an examination
n such other'branches as tho state
lioard of education may prescribe.
Applicants having passed one exam
ination may take a part of the
t>rincW, not ^exceeding one-hair. In a
iccond or third examination., of thev
iunld year, upon payment of one-half
lie .TEguiar fee and the state tuperin
eridiftt^tni* ?t Jils discretion allow
ufc^^^ltflijjSSt^yio benefit of his high
-?t graue Ip' each branch, In making
Jj? t&a cortjflcatS: .
From Grafton High School i
Team in Close Basket
ball Game.
In the rink ft Grafton Friday night
the Hroaddus Institute basketball
team defeated the Grafton high
school team by a score of SO to 18.
The contest was hard fought all th>
nay through and' the Clarksburg boys
had to go some la order to win. This
Is the first time the Grafton t?-ain lia<
been defeated at home. Grafton was
ahead by a score of ? to " at the eml
of the first halt
Tho visitors were entertained by
Miss Evelyn Tapp. a former Hroaddu*
student, after, the game.
t
\V ATKINS TAKEN HOME.
Jesse Watkln* was taken from Sc.
Mary's/'hospltal to his home - on
First street this morning. Ho will
soon be recovered from <his Injuries,
inflicted by Italians by stabbing.
WIlili PREACH HERE.
The Uev. G. H. Snyder, of Rock
ford. will preach in the court house
tomorrow at 11 h. m. and 7:30 p. m.
He will also preach at the new fair
grounds at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
George Butcher is Jailed For)
Drunkenness, Disorderly
Conduct and Fighting.
?Wording 'to testimony ~ in police
court this morning. George Butcher
went on the warpath in Pike street
la?t night. As <1 result he Is a prison
er in the county Jail serving a sen
tence of live days Imposed by Mayor
Wood who found him guilty of drunk
enness, disorderly conduct and fight
Ing.
Jaek Heener was fined $4.(0 for
drunkenness but the fine was sus
pended"; on Ms promise to leave the
city.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO, Feb. 37.?Wheat 91.18;
corn. ?? i-j; oats, &5 1-8.
Justice Hoses E. Shaver was here
today from Brown.
iWWSEflle
Board of Regents Created by
B'oard-of'Control Bill
... .. ? iv
CHARLESTON. Feb. ;7.?Thi|
lioard of control bill, ju) amended, by
the Senate; and agreed to by the
House, wrs changed In respect to the
board of regents, which shall'/have
supervision of the- curriculum of ths
state. educational Institutions. ' > ',
The original 4)111 provided that this.
\oard should, consist, of threo mem
bers, 'but. the ?bill as passed provides
tor Ave memfiors.' ?One, member shall
be superintendent of schools ,of the'
itatc and the - four others shall be
ippolntcd by the' governor. On or'
jefore the first'day of July, 1909, the
jovernor shall appoint, by and with"
.he consent of the Senate, one regent,
'or one yetr, 0110 for two years, one
'or three years and one for four
? ears. The governor .Is empowered
;o remove any member of the board
[or good cau?e; TjiejsgJary Of the re
jerits is-'kept at. Si.000; a-ycar, oxecpt
Lhc state superintendent of schoola,
ivho""shaIl r^ceivo an' additional sal
iry.. -I ? ' ?1
This Is tho most Important law on-,
icted by* the present' session, and In 1
fact one of. the beat anil. most far--]
reaching evor-enacted by, any legis
lature. ? r:.
No Senators voted against ilie; bill!
<ut IT Delegates aw. riumoly: Ash-"
lury. AvlB. Ball. Dennis, Dovol. alike
ion. Henry. Ice,' of. Marlon, Kearfott
Kolster.. Lec. of Wirt, Millan, Nugent.
Parsons, Poling. Spioiit, Teogarden.
Elects Temporary Officers atj
Meeting in Mt. Zion
Baptist Church.
The Grand. United Ordof of Odd.
fellows, colored, met' In conjunction
with the ladles or Clarksburg last
night in the Mt Zlon Baptist church
?nd the ladles elected the /following
Tor their temporary dfflcers of ther
Household of Ruth:
Mrs. Frank Carridad. president;
Miss Nellie. Scott, vice president; Mrs.
Ida McCoy, secretary: Mrs. Fannie
Quarles. treasurer; and Miss Bessie
Watty, chaplain.
The ladies will hold a meeting
ugaln next Friday In the same churoh
to transact further "business and all
the members are Invited to attend at
8 o'clock sharp.
I'lliCKS OF FOSTER'S BODY ,
SHIPPED TO MARIETTA.|
What parts wore fount! of the re
mains of Iladley Foster, killed by an
explosion of nitroglycerine at the
Clyde. "Bailey oil' well near Bristol Fri
day. -did not All more than a ? haft
bushel box. They were shipped Sat
urday morning to 'Marietta for burial. |
Foster leaves a wife.
HKAfUXG DATK BESET.
Next Saturday has been -set as
the date tor the Bearing of the two
Italians and Sajn.Hewfc'rson. charg
ed with etabWng Jewe KaUflng. two
weeka ago". WatMne Is doing, nicely
and it it hoped ie.-wlll be able to
be oat by the time" of the bearing,
which was to hire been last even
in*.
TWO MORE DBT.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Feb.
Two nwrtctranties?Carroll and Gib
son?voted "djfy" at option elections
yeaterday^..
chief
ates. the
S.V1) XKW.S FOR OO-HDS.
NOW YORK. Feb. 27?Wealeyun
University. the famous Methodlat
school at Middleon, Conn., hag de
cided to abolish co-education after
1909.
GOBS TO WASHINGTON'.
1D* '
spend the
au^a ration.
Edgar E. Righter killed a bis
Amorican gray eagle on hlr farm on
Shlnn's run In Clay district near
Shlhnston Saturday morning. The
bird measured seven feat two,inches
between the tips of' Its wings. Mr.
Righter says ho will give the eagle to
any one who wants to mount it. He
has a homo ,'plione in his house.
GLASS FACTORIES RESUME. I'
The Tuna and West Fork window
glass factories. resumed ' operations
last midnight and the strike Is ended
as to thent. " There Is confidence that
there will be no further trouble this
season, at these two plants. The Peer
less did not resume as.was expected.
i NORFOLK. . Va- Feb.
| thousand
i tleshlp fleet
Theatrical Manager's .Wife
Sentenced to a Yeaj
In Prison.
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.?Mrs.V Mar
garotTeal, wife of Benjamin Teal, one
of the.best known theatrical ipanagers
iH the country, was convicted of at
tempted subordination of tj>erJury In
the-dlvorce case of Holen Kolly Gould,
against Frank Gould, and sentonced
to one yqar imprisonment'
BIG EAGLE
1 ?? 1 /S
Is Killed By Edgar Riglitcr on lUs|
Farm Near Stitmistou
City and Suburbs U to
I. Qeii.. Sec'y. W.I
Ilk
on:
Bpntj; Sup,ei
Department;
W.T.WIyaaTf'.-?
K m
ent
%m?.
?it Nev
nour. Si
I Departnti
Song.
Clttas6? 12
Fivo-minutes
Rev. D. W. <
tendent Toi
Rev. \V. M.
Teacher T
Hj'mn "The
Address: "The Orcat
Sunday School^
Arthur T. Arhi
Va. 6. S
Vocal Solo
Closing Hymn
"Onward Clirlit
Dcncdlctlos... Rev. H. T. M<?
b.
fg."i . %
Is Organized in .Tliis : City |
With Mr. f
"?t A local lod
tribunes "BiisTTWen* .v;
with the election orHhe following of
ficer*: I
L. V. Stovons, chief tribune; C. E. I
Ogden, vico chief.tribune; J. G. Shaii'1
past chief tribune; Fred L. Shlnn. 1
secretary; A. Paul Hertzog, treasurer; I
Joseph McNemar, sargeaut-at-arms; I
K. C. Graham, guard; "and W. G.I
Knight sentinel.
The ot^or Provides fraternal In- J
surance. '
TRUSTEE QUALIFIES.
'Samuel W. Gordon lias qualifiedI
as trustee for Brauilo Zapico and
Louie Suarez. Spanish merchants. at|
Qrtasseili, who assigned for the ben
efit of their creditors, ~and taken I
charge of ?the store. He will close I
out the stock' at once. The qmount j
of the bond given by Hp Is |1>000||
COMMITTEE
Is Appointed-by House to In*
vestigate Cook's Attack
On the President.
~ * . '
WASHINGTON, D.' C? ' Feb. if.? I
The House of Representatives jester-j
day adopted a . resolution j* providing I
for the appointment of a coirtinittecl
to make an Investigation and report!
on tho'advisability of expunging froml
the records the speech of Represents- j
tivc Cook In which he attacked the]
President
IHtYS >OMTVATE
FAIRMONT, Fob. J7.?The ProhI-|
bltionlsts -nominated -this city - ticket!
last night: City clerk, no candidate;)
for council, first ward, Z. W. Morgan; J
(Republican nominee); second war).
J. B. Crowel: third ward, U. A.' Clay-1
ton: fourth ward, Henry W. Martin, I
(Democratic nominee); fifth ward. no|
candidate.
liCY CARLO AT) OF' HORSES.
* ,1T
Alvin D. Bassel and James B. Wil
liams returned Friday night frotrf
Lexington; Ky... with a carload of
horse* tlvpy purchased there. Thfcy
will soil:, the animals at public auction
at the Williams livery "table as noted
In an advertisement elsewhere In this
paper/*"' -?
MEN'S MEETIX..
The Rev. 3. E. Sctrtt
the Brotherhood
Adamstgn school
day afternoon at ?:S* o'clock. All are
cor^ally InvKed to
? -? " '
11, b . |
V
R UNSEEN
Th.
Club which was held in
pembl room of th, Waldo H
Way evening, had only a f,
?audience, 11 '"us
[dative one.
the oveniug
[who xirajeU' ^t^^Sffl^H
charm, glvjug cvl Jsnce uf_ii
pression ami showing rcn
natural abllty. Her rendu
"Kanmcrmof
atWjjv^tro Foliei.i! m
? ?? ?
|Wf repeiyibd withi
|Tho"Strli?^^H
Ilia eolbe^'u^^^H
Iploaaingly rendered
lability and twllliauc
Iproaslon: "'nH|
klufc will -be held
March. TajtSwflw
under the dl&etj|i
l<3azley.antf;?ie ...jmt
K?f Rubenii<Jjii"4iiS?:
|and weli;rj^9^|j
record at the milli
Sheet & Tin Plate
ISaturday!; The H
jCompany also paid
llarge amount *nd"t
?ro stimulated'' here.
? Phillip..
nwHOP ik>\oh
Kjiiop. p ^. n?j
Wlrenng diocese of
church; iNa'toen'lir;
from B(klfls,, aad'^
work, on tie artWfo
hospital, H^MjSsj
evening to return r he
point
the Local Light and
Heat Company,*
AT CITY REGULATOR
ngaged
SR
iu the
Mills
of
the
ou V
street
wax
rkiuu on
i| at 10:45
gas caught itfliv'
flame* flared
could res
ide, ears and
The
V'WI'.S
summoned
?n to hi*
:reet, where
liiin many
b at the
?ves Quite
ising.
Mare.,
the a?
I
sizwl
lered
:illd
applause.
the
vlo
ihat
v> .; rfgfSjfy "f^r^rmmam
Is CMsideratii^TofStatehooii^
For New Mexico and
Arizona.
Washington, '?? Feb. t?.?At h
meeting nf the committee on terrl
tor^s today It was decided to aban
don consideration of Btateiwod. l~fe.
ion Tor New Mexico and Arizona at
f%Mston of Co?gr<^35S-2> ? -
PAVS SCHOOL LAW
Tony Urch?:Ic. of
as fined 42 and costs
don's colrt Friday'
Hon of violating a*,
school law by not *entU..
girl to a school. He paid the
and was rekjMsfl..'
James
(pent the