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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-19
Will Become a Dentist.

Claude NJ. Davis, son of Francis NJ.
Davis, Of Zypho, has successfully
passed the examination given by the
State Board of Dentistry. He will
take course in the PlttSburg Dental
College, after which he will locate in
Clarksburg for the Practise OF his
chosen profession. Mr., Davis is one
Of Harrison county's brightest and
best young men. The Telegram pre-
diets successful future for him.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-19
SOFT COPE

Like the running brook, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
found in the soft core of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full of fat.
SCOTS Emulsion makes new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow and the spleen with
the richest of all fats, the pure
cod liver oil.
For pale school girls and
invalids and for all whose
blood is thin and pale, SCOTS
Emulsion is a pleasant and rich
blood food. 1t not only feeds
the blood-making organs but
gives them strength to do
their proper work.
send for free sample.
IS, SCOTT & BowNE, Chemists. 49,.
S'4' Soc and 600; all druggists. y" :
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-19
Resigned Position.

C. f. Parrett has resigned his posi-
ton with the Columbus Wholesale
Grocery Company, of Columbus, Ohio,
and accepted more lucrative place
with E. &C. Harley y Co. Whole
sale grocers, of Dayton, Ohio. Mr..
Parrett's territory covers the entire
state Of West Virginia. His head
quarters are here. He would be pleas
Cd to have all his old customers re-
spond TO his call.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-19

slxnice building lots for sale, See
Harvey w. Harmer, 22,tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-19
cLARKsBURG oRwEsT MILFORD
w. VA, SEPT, 1902.

The news from CUBA reveals the
fact that the island is over run by
highwaymeu and that it is unsafe at
this epoch Of time to do safe busi-
ness there.
Therefore the offer l made to a
young man Of financial means and
business qualifications through the
public press some weeks, ago, / now
withdraw as to a plant on the Island
OF Cuba, for the manufacturing and
sale Of SUSANNA" but will work
my Registered Trade within the limits
OF the domain of the United States,
either in person or otherwise by deed
ing a State or a block Of States for
stipulated price, furnishing with deed,
formula, testimonials, etc.
Very respectfully,
46-lt L. a. DAVIDSON, NJ. D.
Slxnice building lots for sale, See
Harvey w. Harmer. 22,tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-19
WEDDING CALLED OFF
Because groom elect Thought She
wanted to marry his money.

Miss iona Cannon, of Utica, Ohio,
who was deserted at the hour set for
her marriage, has received a letter from
her lover, John Meyers, of this city,
He says his action was because he had
been told that iona was marrying him
only for his home and money.
The wedding was to have taken
place at Newark recently. Miss Cam
non does not appear to be taking the
matter to heart and it is said that no
effort will be made to induce Mr.,
Meyers to fulfill the wedding contract.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-19
Child Dies at P. K.

! infant child Of John Skocik, re-
AIN sg at PinnicklnnlcE, died Septem.
hi 9th, Il was buried in Holy Gross
cemetery Wednesday morning at 5
o'clock, Rt. Rev. Daniel O'Connor
ofiiciating and the Clifford-osborn
Undertaking Company being the I'M
dertakers in charge.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-19

John West hafar nf Loagrot"S, Ind ,
is IA povt man, but he alj, he wDu.d
not be without Chamberlain Pain
Balm If it cost 50 bottle, for it saved
him from being a cripple. No exter.
nal application is equal to this lini'
ment forstiT and swollen joints, con-
tracted muscles, stiff neck, sprains and
rheumatic and muscular pains. 1t has
also cured numerous cases Of partial
paralysis. 1t is for sale by George G,
Stone, druggist. 44-lm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04

At the instance OF superintendent W.
J. Maybee, Of the ChiIdren's Home So
ciety OF Virginia, Essie, Tom and Agnes,
aged respectively nine. seven and twetve
years, children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Poland Of No. coo Holy Street, wer,
last night arrested by officers McMullen
and krouse OF the Third DistrIct. The
tots spent the night in the Belle Bryan
Day Nursery. corner OF Nineteenth ana
Grace Strets, and this mornin they will
be taken to Police Court, where the
parents will be called upon to show
reason why their children Should not
be taken from them and placed under
the care OF the Cliiurer's Society or
other guardians
The case is one of the saddest with
which the police have been thrown in
c intact in some time, and when the
officers inv ded the home last night
shortly before o'clock, the motheris said
to have displayed much feeling With
tears in her eyes and in most tremulous
voice. she protested that, it was wrong
to separate her from all that she held
dear in this world. She said she would
lead a better life and endeavor to teach
her son and daughters to shun the evil
and follow. in the footsteps. OF all that IS
good The woman. IS only "a years oii.-
asd the action Of Superintendent Maybee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
MEN ARE BURNT Up
BY MOLTEN STEEL
They Are Caught Under Flood
from a fitting Lad!e and Two
Burned to Dea h.
CRv Assncla1ed Prass.l

SHARON, PA. December 3.-Two men
are dead. two not expected to recover
and one ether is in a serious condition
as the result of one OF the worst acci-
dents in the history of the South Sharon
works of the Union Steel Company.
Among the injured is James Lloyd, su-
perintendent OF the open hearth depart
ment He was badly injured, but ply
sicans state that he will recover. The
dead:
EVAN ROBERTS, aged eighteen.
arms and legs and head burned of:
only the trunk remains.
JOHN DURBIN. aged thirty-fve,
burned about head and body
Shortly before noon one of the pon-
derous ladies, conveying forty tons of
molten steel, was starred on it way
along the travelling crane over the open
hearth furnaces. Slowly the great YES
sci moved, when Just over the head OF
tl2e workingnen standing below, who
were awaiting disposition OF the metal,
2 portion OF the contents directly upon
received the greater portion OF ths
fiery deIuge. and hardly any sernblance
Of g human being was left. Only the
trunk was found, and It was two hours
before Identification was established.
DU-bin died this evening from tbs ef-
tects OF his burns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
THREE: SMALL CHILDREN TAKEN
AWAY FROM their PARENTS
Two Girls and a Bow Taken From Mr.. and Mrs
Fo.land Through Efforts Of Super
intendent Maybee.

and the police officers last night is said
to have a.most prostrated her. The
father. the po icemen say. took the al
fair with Indifference. not SO much as
entering protest at the children being
carried away.
The three children joined with their
mother and wept copiously when the
iltce. put in their appearance at the
homo with the necessary legal papers
70 sep rate them floln theIr parents.
Rega! d.ess of the faults Of mamma. they
desired to remain with her. but TO their
D eading the policemen were compelled
to turn a deaf ear and they were car
ried 70 the Third Police Station. from
which place they were later removed to
the Day Nursery.
recent arrest of the couple for creating
disorder that Superintendent Maybee's $
attention was drawn to the case, and
sfnc- that time he hls been quietly in
vestigating the case. He concluded yes
terday afternoon that Mr., and Mrs Fol-
land were not the proper persons TO
raise the children. Then, in accordance
with a special act OF the General AS
sembly. he swore out a warrant for the
arrest OF the three tots placing the
same In the hardS OF Captain Whit.ociz.
OF the Third District. to be served as
cary as practicable
The case VII be heard In the Police
Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
The Fire Was Nearly
All Below the Deck,

AS the ship was built OF steel the Are
WIS near,v all below the deck. There
were fourteen oil tanks. containing about
four hundred barrels OF oil in ALL and.
despite the efforts of the fire department..
this continued TO burn aercely Tor hours
after the explosion.
Several minor explosions. due to the
flames going from tank to tank oc-
cured ar short ;--a~--aI- h,r- ~ .hs
injury and loss OF life was CAUSED by
the frsr one. Ore popularity OF the ex-
pioston was that several men who were
where it occurred were uninjursd while
Several men IN the yards were injured
by flying debris.
The ss to the Fulton Company by
TIE wrec'.ins OF the building and burn
ing Of the wharf will exceed $50 900. It
is estimated that the Prosrssso was
worth abour $500. The explosion stook
all the buildirgs at Ha-bor View, and
-ha shock WIS fe'r mile aw1y. In q
few instances windows were broken sew
aral blocks avav
.ra-rA~ Sp'ars. J-.. general manager OF
the Futon Iron Works. is positive that
he exrlosion was due Ia the oil and
not 10 the bursting OF the boiler His
Theory is tina gas was generated IN one
OF RE OF tanks. TT was certainly the
exp osion OF tank" he said "If 1t had
Heer a cci'er explosion a cloud OF steam
world have arisen. but there was NO
steam. Instead II was black smoke from
the oil. There. was onfy a small pres
sure OF steam at rha time"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
BELASC0, PLAYWRIGHT,
SUES WOMAN FOR LIBEL
Special Dispatch TO The Times,

NEW YORK, December s-Davtd
Belasco playwright and theatrical man
ager has retaltated against pretty Onoto
Watarna. who IS Mrs. Burton Babcock,
the japanese author.
Onoto Watanna said recently that she
would apply for an injunction restrain
ing Eelasco and John Luther Long from
producing th5ir play. The Darling of
the Gods because il contained an out
law prince and giant and three similar
characters which appear in one OF her
stories, -. Japanese Nightingale" the
rights OF which she has sold
She charged Belasco with having made
Use OF her japanese play, which she
lad submitted 10 him, to evolve the
rlay to be brought cut by him and Long.
BeIasco's lawyer to-day obtained an
order from Justice Fitzgerald for the
arrest OF Onoto Watanna in suit for
libel Instituted against her by Belasco
10 recove- $4,000 damages. Bail vas
fixed az $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
CANCER CURED BY
X-RAY TREATMENT
Patient sh evn in Clinic al Uni
yers ty Co|!eg5-2a6 c RAD
bis 6.fnre The { ass.

Possibly the first patient ever success
fuzzy Gu. ed Of cancer by the N-Ray
treatment in this c.tS vas Shown in
the clinic before the c4aSs Of the Univer-
siry College OF Medicine yesterday morn
Ing
The patient was gentleman who had
for some time suffered from nervous
q. d.sease, and at the same Iiue was aft1ic--
ed with a cancer of the face. During the
treatment Tor his nervoUsness it was
concluded by his physician, DR.. J. ALI
son Hodges, that as an experiment the
N-Rays m ght be tried with good result
upon the canoe. Gus sp.orch.
This was oone and as a result the can
Ger is practically healed. there rema ming
only the faintest dIscoloration of tie
skin.
The course of treatment has consumed
only about six weeks
Another interesting clinic of the Uni
versity College yesterday was one held
by DR. Hoen. OF the Pasteur Department.
DR. Hoen showed the class two RABBITS
suffring from rabies. as the result OF
inocuIation with a virus taken from the
brain Of a mad dog, which had bitten
a small boy, now a patient in the Pas
reur Department These rabbits were
origina ly inocuiated, one ha"ing died OF
rabies. while the result in the case OF
the two shown will be death.
The rabbits were healthy specimens
before the poison was injected. The
patient bitten by the dog. from which
the virus was taken is under treatment
and is progressing most satisfactorily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
OVER 4 MILLION
FOR HETTY GREEN
She Doub es her Money invest
ment on q Block of Stock
of l. and N.
Especial Dispatch n The T;nas,

NEW YORK, December 3.-AIrs. Hetty
Green has added to her already large for
tune the trifiing amount OF Sl.5O0,Oo0, &C
c"rding to Wall Street gossip this after
neon. by selling her large holdings Of
Louisville and Nashville at a figure be-
tween 40 and $50. She is credited with
having bought it at 10. j. P. Morgan is
said to have bought it at practically her
own figures and at her request to avoid
ary possible trouble.
Mrs. Green's holdings consisted of
block of 2o.tJ0 shares. After John W.
Gates had carried his coup in l. & N to
the point where Mr. Morgan was forced
to step in and take control to save the
market. d reorganization was planned on
the basis OF stock at $50 for per cent
bonds in the new holding company.
Mrs. Green is credited with leading the
minority In refusing II. -accede TO this
change. This week she dscided to dis
pose Of her holdings and notified: Mr.
Morgan to that effect. The sale tot
loved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04


CHATTANOOGA TENN. December
S-Ia & COLLISION on the Cinclnnau South
e,r Railway al Sunbright, Tenn, this
n.orricC about o'clocH, The tast pas
zcaeer train from Cincinnati TO Chat
1ar0oga was derai.ed and i've coaches
horned Two men We're killed. q nsgro
ranp fatally injured, and eight men
seriously injured.
F,rank Elliott. fireman. of Chattanooga.
Richard Ha.m, express messenger OF
Fa.ally injured: Unknown negro tra mp
Seriously injured: John E. Eassen
cl8ef mail eek. panVil!e. Ky; NJ. =
CsreIl. nail cerk. Somerset. Ky. ". w
Smith mail clerk. Hartman; j. ". fo"i-
q. ensfneer. Chattanooga: frank CON
,,c,rs eortneer. Somerset. Ky; owen
Cad fireman. Somerset Ky: j. '.
Ta,.'or haf,~.7ge master. Chattanooga.
No .oaeer ears We're injured.
) car. heavily laden with nach'nHrV.
became detached FROM Long frn'Fht
train and ran down the sie'n" untii II
rsached ,he main t--ck s-onr'inF aNo't
'>-if is Anti~e 'e~s-h across the track.
THO ~ aSnr,or -r,sr wae 6.,a---r, h, 'vro
'crc,~7ct'--ae a~7a c~a~r,-1 'rro +he froi-"t
~" -"%"e rur-7i~c OF r-ea+ speed The
efo,---, rna cs,-r -ro~. Se--i'a<l A,7,re+ IN
~-"->'I" +he rooi, n-1 e~->rees cn-s CAUGHT
fi-e f-o-~ 70 -o~o--o+i-as arS .hc~a .ra
oa-s with the Ia ca and two 1av
coaches. were completely destroyed The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
a GIRL GETS $50 FOR
PREVENTING A WRECK
Especial Dispatch to The Timn<)

Especial Dispatch to The Tinns)
PARkERsBURG. w. VA, Dec s.
Minnie Mar in. g pretty country girl,
fifteen years d. of New Martirsvi le
on the West Virginia b anch Of the
Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad has re-
ceived a ch ck from that roa' for $50
for preventing the wreck Of a passenger
train.
Recently. afte~ a heavy ain. She
noticed tha' large boulder had = en-
washed down In a deep cut Mount
ing her horse tareb OK, she held on by.
its name. and forced 1t at the risk of her
life to swim rean swollen by the
rains. and reached the track in time to
fag the pa senser train.
AS the rock was in a cut and curve,
the engineer could not SEQ it and she
saved many lives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
Mr., COLES NAMED
BY JUDGE LEWIS
He viii Be Appointed Assistant
District Attorney.
THE WISH OF The PRESIDENT
He Expresses to Jutge Lewis the De-
sire snat Mr.. Loles Be Chosen.
Had Been R-commended
Before.
THE WISH OF THE PRESIDENT

Hon. n. A. Coles, of Northumberland,
first deputy in the office Of United States
Marshal Mo1g gan Treat, Will be assistant
TO the new United States attorney.
Judge L. I. Lewis, Of this city. when
the latter succeeus Mr.. Edgar ALlan on
DecemDer 2Utn.
Ills Information came direct from the
President yesterday. and was connrIned
by Juuge Lewis wnen TIE latter was seen
a MS nome last night \ delegation OF
negroes called upon President Roosevelt
yeste terGay and recommended James H.
Hayes. the negro lawyer Of this city.
who appeared with Captain Wise here
last week in his fight against the new
Constitution. The President referred the
negroes to Judge Lewis, in whose hands.
he said, the matter had been left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
REED HAS APPENDICITIS
AND His WIFE SENT FOR
NV \ eeoci7+>d Press,

WASHINGTON, December 3.-Dr. F. a.
Garner, who is attending -ey-Speaker
Thomas B. Reed. this afternoon made
the following statement 20 the Asao-
ciated Press:
MIR Reed has an attack Of catarrhal
appendicitis. HIS Temperature last night
was 1G3. This morning it was 101 2-5 Re
suffered 4 good deal during the early
part OF last T ght but to-day he has
been resting easily Every case of ap-
pendicitis however simple. is serious. ana
he is a sick man
Dr. Gardner telesraphed Mrs. Reed that
the case was not alarming. but suggest
ed that she had oerter cone to Wash
ington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
''MOTHER" JONES HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE
fspecfal Dispatch to The Times )

PAREERsBURG. W Va, Dec g.
Mother Jones. the friend Of the min
crs. narrowly escaped with Ter life from
a burning hotel al Montgomery az an
early hour this morning.
The room occupied by Mother" Jones
was fun Of smoke when she was awak-
ened.
The IRE was OF incendiary origin, start
ing in a room that nad not been occu-
pied for three days. The hotel has been
on fire three times wirhin a few weeks.
and it is suspected that it was because
Mother Jones was stopping there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
5snarat Impression There VIII
Be None on Constitution.
COL. SLEM? is RECOGNIZED
eost0fflce Department Makes Him Re-
fsres n Ninth Distric, Postal Mat
ters-virgiaia Claims Bills
Reported Av~rsery,
Want Bt.er Fa-
Ciifties.
(speo.al D.saatcA 70 The Tines.}

WASHINGTON. D. c. December a.
The e-ou4eals mat are at war on the
Constitution q Virginia a7e nndIng the
Capilal ot this eat and glorious nation
q most LuAossataUIe sort OF place, vv1 Tar
from friendly toward them and tae.r pro
tscts TRe snort, sharp ana decisive man
ner in wh-ch the House OF Representa-
fleaS through Elections Committee No.
J. settled The t5lass case in favor. OF the
newiy e4ected Congressman fairly took
the breaca away from johnny Wise ana
those wao we're with him. and now the
President who was the coolest of. the
cold IN rega.d to that matter. has made
snort woIA of Inc negIo delegation who
c4.-ed on MIN tl.s afternoon 10 urge tna
appointment q James II Hayes, Tho
negro aw.-s # Richmond, as assistant
atJg1aay OF TIE Eastern DgStrlct OF Eir-
gina 10 work in harness with JuLse
Lewis.
The obligation came UP by boat from
%o-tolk iasL night. and was composed
Of e. NJ SIN ia. III Norfolk; j. T. New
SUGns. ct Newport News: jordan Thomp-
soE. Of Sltio-k, ". e Singleton. of Rich
mand e Jarvis Bowen OF norfolk;
lanes l Mitchell, of York and -. \
LEWIS, OF Newport News Only part OF
tins Formidable array Of political talent
was received by Tie President The day
was very busy one, thtsy were told. and
tllev cuaid noc be seen. 1T was after
lunch tame 50 there were no luncheon
savlatiors issued
2faer hearing that rhe delegation was
IN independent oae representing the ccl-
ored Republicans Of Virginia. and in no
ss-=---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
DEADLOCK RESULTS IN
COMPANY EE3},S ELECTION
FIVE Bal ots Taken Between
Lieu ena:ts Brock and Hob.
s.n Without Result.
TRY AGAIN TUESDAY NIGHT

Company B. Richmond Light Infantry
Blues failed again last night to elect
successor to Captain Thomas a.
Spencer who recently resigned the COM
nand.
There is still a deadlock between Lieu
tenants Brock and Hobson, and while
the latter led on all five ballots. he did
no, get enough votes TO elect.
.Oruers We're issued for the election 10
l. held last Wednesday night, but as
the vote cast then resulted in a dead
lock- an adjournment had to be taken
until last night. The result OF last
nights meetirg was the same as that
Of the week before however. and unless
the office is filed next Tuesday night,
TO which time an adjournment was
taken. the Governor will probably have
to make an appointment
The friends OF the two candidates are
almost OF equal strength, and each side
seems determined not to give in. Indi
cations are that next Tuesday will I'm
ish the contest The men We're informed
last night that the election would take
place even if it was necessary to send
out for breakfast,
The attendance last night was very
good. nearly every member of-the com
pany who is now in the city being
present. Five ballots were taken, the
y0-a 0f each being given:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
THE HEROINE OF DORIS
TO BECOME 4 BRIDE
rs7ec.-, r1s~ rch Tha Times

NV YORK. Dec. 3.--M.ss Charlotte
Reoecca Jones. OF Nontg, merry. consid-
cred the most beautiful girl in Alabama
and 2 social belle in Washington last
winter. will be married on December 18th
10 John Andrew Barnes, a young lawyer
Of the South.
Quite a romance attaches 10 this we'd
ding because the young bride is the hero
ire OF Julius Chambers last novel. The
-N---t1-- - Nc~ic - 49, ofa ~-7:-cr lnva
stotry told therin is substantially hers.
except that the wedding takes places in
the novel at Lake Como instead Of a:
montgomery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
allis Harmonious,
Sap ti1e Republicans.

Colonel George Z Bowen and Nr. Al
rz1 Il Martha @eEe ~ washington TO-
day Iaey c-..ed al lne RostO-4ce De
s5zrL.r.e.-t. 11t cec.--e1 cc tel- the object
.. c-e-g E-s.U Doth OF Lhen VOW that
r1e. is e.oso.9te harmony eZ-sIlng among z
t1G re. .lJ.-Cals n l--e Second Dlor,cL,
ana llGL never agz-n win the old trou-
b.1s come 10 ..gzl II MAS learned that
10 eacoI sement rad been MADE oy Ny
Bow Cen TOT eltaer Inc 5ca-ll4sLersaip or
me lgl.=ClO. snip u tae port Of AOrtolk
Mir. BOWEN says ne does nol intend 70
Cross The b.I-ge before he came 10 il.
the terms oL the lEc-rloell5 expire, and
ne does not intend 10 bother with them
-Z- the Lze CONES
Il IS ne general opinion among the Re
r-alla1 eaGerS Laz- thege Wal De no
1gt zg4-nsl lne Constitution OF Nir-
ez IL the reXt Cong. ess. In the opln-
.o! o- uas 81 the rnust prominent mem
les q The Organization such al attack
Is proposed in Ihe lrunlpzczer reso.
d iar ara other resolutions Ike IL, Whlca
yr5t dc sdr an invest gat.on OF the etec-
ten avs in lhe South would meet with
act.ve opposition by Il g c.ass OF
S7Cthzrn Fapuolc2ns. n case the Ques-
t4oa sn1lld come Up. Colonel S.eI1p aim
seit wcu O aaGoE ht=3y he ar yea against
a. as he IS IN r=c3r6 as being in favor
or The new Constitution The same atu-
| &c p.cu5 he ikn BY the Republicans
Il n rhe white districts in North Caro-
ina AIstana ara MISSISSIPPI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-04
Senator S0 e's Bill o Be- Fought
by Insurance Men.
COST Tie STATE THOUSANDS
Insurance Pyopie no. Greatly Disturbed
Yet. eut Say Proposed Measure as
Law Would Be Caiani.Y-eve
Rte Reucton.

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II me lare insurance 'sot'-e q - s,i.le
are not sEeat4y o.Stu 1su = tne al;t areetnPt-
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" TO 'tle Pe9'.'s, an 80 80 80, =,
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