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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14

Younp's Headache Powders at Geo.
G. Stones. l0cts. 3tf
A fine line of yarns, zephyr shell
and ilossand saxony at Mis- Eliza beth
Coirman'S. II
Published daily by Dow, Jones y
Co., a Broad st. n. y. The oldest
news agency OF Wall ST. sSa year, 81
Il month. y.tf
Something new al Comma Plac
800 Pike street, called Pan American
drink, ,; per glass. Try it. left
See that So CIR phaphone at 4. c.
Netr'S 1876 18th street. 4S-tf.
Do you know that A. c. Ncn sells
Columbia Graphophones and Re-
cords ? 4S-tf.
DIR. George NJ. Holt, Dentist. will
be at home in Clarksburg, on the LIST
day Of Feb. and remain 20 DAVIS.
Oilce at his residence. 7G: Wr>t like
street. 52-tf
We have G inside lots for sale at a
bargain. a beautiful residence of 10
rrctms centrally located. for Sle-very
reasonable pric. Three lots IN Clay
street, desirahly located, will sell
cheap and on terms. Kelley & Bowen,
room 8, HOrnor Block. Main St. 13-tf
Just received large line Of neck
wear in Imperials and Bat Wings
The ClarkSburg Tailoring Co. 17-tf
FoUND-A cure for Headache and
Neuralgia, by taking Youngs Head
ache Powders, at G.. G.. Stones Drug
Store, 10ctS. 3tf
lfyou wan good shoe gOto Gun
ningham Bros. Have you seen the
new extension sole shoe, the new
double deckers, stitched heels, rope
stitch. swell rs can be? All sizes.
Nothing but the best of stock goes
into these fine shoes. We hive Just
the styles to please you. Come and
see. 45-tf
DR.. S. N. IIardman, eye. ear, nose
and threat specialist. Sncctac ana
artificial eyes fitted. Grafton, West
Virginia. loft
FOR SALE "A 44-acre fruit farm
with 1880 bearing trees: BOO peach
and the remainder apple, plum, pear
and other fruit trees. VIII sell AT
sacrifice. Price $1,000 for cash. For
further particulars address, z. S.
Byron, lock box 8, Stewart. o. lift
Large line Of fancy colored negl
shirts to select from at The CIar,
burg Tailoring Co.'s l7-ti
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14

Holm "a. EL NMIN0, s. M.Q.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14
ch,,dr.p Ah.a.

1t Is much better for children 10 sleep
In the dark. ana il accustomed 10 it
from lie beginning there Is u" trouble
about il. Dark is ns natural as light.
and unless children are taught TO fear
II they will welcome II ut bedtime as
eagerly ~ their elders do. A baby's
nerves become strained by the excite
mcnt Of lis waking hours. aud Il needs
the restfnl darkness for eyes and nerv-
GUS system alike.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14

FOUND-A cure for Headache and
Neuralgia, by taking Youngs Head
ache Powders, at G.. G. Stones Drug
Store, l0ctS. 3tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14
a cnn.enient pe.k.

Here In a desirable green writing
desk. plain and inexpensive. The table
itself Is broad and affords a generous
amount of room for the arrangement
of ones belongings. In the left side
are two rather deep drawers, and
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14

shsllower one il in the center. while
two book shelves take up the space OH
the right side. ON top Of the table ON
the right hasd side is nest OF pigeon
holes aud on the left set Of SIX small
drawera Above these is case contain
ing drawer for telegraph forms and
compartments for reference books.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14


R
unof my naD "n aN :" S'
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-13

5Inoall. Or. bon @aloau hat=
te oas llngliif beim Sprunqe aus einem
gBasen oeiien gferoe burdgineen, elm
getn an Smei Stellen gu breden.
Scptlanb. Charles E. ainogs
burn nnO SRI. Srioa S6erer, beiDe
pon Yanfton, itloilen bier am ). SSe6=
ruar Den gbebuno. 8as iunee Qaar
niro in Danftpn uphnen.
Dell Gapios. 8ea Rapios
fuuroe am Sienitag BON elmer Seuers-
brunit beimgeinht, Die einen Shaoen
BON $4,000 anrihfete. Sas iseuer
brad in Dem holsernen @ebduoe aus, in
Dem Iif Saplor & 2un0s 2anoaGentur
uno elm 8arbiergeiddft beiinoen; ebe
ole 6euertuehr eirlsuidreiten permohte,
batten lid Die 6lammen bereits ben
benahbarten 8ebduoen mitget6eilt, Die
ebenfalls Serit6rt muroen. sSn Oem Ell
nen befano lih oas giienpaarenae=
ltdft bon grebberg & Sartman, in
Dem nnoern u. 4noerion's 8 Reltaurant.
Der Serluit lit Dur6 geriiherung ge=
oedt. 49,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-13
1ll1t1t11tsr 81.
SpeciaI.eorreipouoeu,., /,
Nennor. mi. Hebruar 19C

Sennor, Ii. iSebruar 1902
Surrab fir 2ennor! ndmlih in
Sennor miro es nit ieoen Sag lebbaf=
ter. Sb all Die neuen geIh1ftsman=
ner onran idulo iino, ooer ob es lit,
neil Die 6armer 10 Ihone Breiie fir
all lbre Srooutten erbalten, ipeis ih
nidt. 2ennor lit augenbliflih Der
bette Ntartt uno sablt Die bsIten greiie
uno Die 6armer tommen BON alien bier
9lmmels9egeroen nit ibfper belaoenen
gsagen sur Staot gefabren, iooaB
gar fein PlaB 81 finoen lit, I'm
iein 8elpann an3ubinoen, uno Die
StallbeltBer manen quite @eIbdfte. -
geter 6aas, Der libernle 9iet, lift in Der
Staot, uno min uns 2ano 90 Bis 100
Wleilen nOrolid pertaufen, aber 10 gans
leiht frie9t Piet uns niht bon Sennor
fort, oenn betanntli6 iteben Die 9eut=
iben audi feit i'm 6eloe, ME Die gu=
rer.--Gften Miillen bon Soma lift BEL
unlerem Gahbar 9. Reiners uno ldbt
ourh uniere oeutIhen Shreiner Bpps
pi9a uno Songer ein grobes speiIt6fi=
ges Saus, auf Dem glaBe bes leBte
gSohe rlieoergebrannten, errihten, mel
Dies bis /. Mdr5 fertig iein muB.-
5labe 6roenepelo bon 9anra, Soma,
beinbte ieinen 6reuno San 8runs uno
mar oes 2pbesDoll ppn e. g.s 9lud,
Simou 2urs non Bon Sonlme gpuntp,
2. D., beIubte Gntel uno 5ante q.
gruns u1o lobte ebenfalls ibre @egeno
mie ole ltnIerige.-@. @umtes III in
@eladften nah Siour Sails, uno OBJ
tpohl ". Die Observation-Disclosures
lhdftsgebllfen bat, permillen mir gS.
bod iebr.-8ir freuen uns ie6r, beri1=
ten 81 t0nnen, Dab Der i6bne $50 9lfer
Plab pon %. Giners in oeu Bette
BON unieri gentiltBli6eu 5reunoe gpn=
rao Wfeier ilberqegangen lit. "a 6pn=
rao Die 6armerei ielbit ili6t mebr be-
treibt unO mebrere grpBe 6armen Be-
Iibt giebt er ieinen aenter 8elegen=
belt, Inn nit 6leiB in etli9en sSahren
cine SiiO Satota 6arn ibr ei9erl nert.
nen 81 f6nnen. .-Sirt 9rofuer lit Ithfuer
ertrantt, oph t6nnen mir berid)ten, oaB
cine WeuOung sur 8eiierung eingetre=
ten 1T. Wtartin Shmiot.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-13
SHb=SafDta.

Saltic. Gie bieRge 0fablmuble
oerIanote unldngit cine 9euggonlaoung
Webl mad 'Siperpooi, englano.
@prtbing. Ter gsortbine Gle=
patOr lit on Die Canton 8rain GDm=
pann pertauft fuoroen.
Mithell, Sie yMithelI Cattle
COMPANY" hat lid, bier nit einem Sa=
pital bon $4,000 prganiiirt. Die
ejeiellidaft bat 400 slder gutes gBeioe=
lano IN Spoe 6puntp.
clifton. Sn Der tatboliiGen Gir=
DIE miro cine Ih0ne 6alierie angebra6t,
um mebr plab fir Die inlmer erOBer
ipernenne 3abl Der Observation-Disclosures
su ihaiien. 9Dlii Dem ihonen Qlplters
gebduoe, bas porises Sdhr bier errid=
tet puroe. bot Die 8emeinoe zines Der
pertbpolllisn geliBihiimer Der tatboli.
lten Stride inr Staats.
Mennp. Cine 0eiellihaft bon
Syarmern in Sut6inion Gpuntp bat
lih aebiloet, tpelhe Die perihisoeuen
SJarlnen telephouiih NIT ben Srtihof=
ten inn Gountp perbinben niro. 0is
6armer tonnen oann. ehe lis ihre pro=
oucte su Marfte brinaen, ourb teie=
pboniIde 9lnfragen erfabrsn, ipelhe
Yreiie aebpten ,peroen uno bann nah
Dem am Yeaen sulagenoen WaBe oi=
rect hinfobren.
Gureta. 9lah einer Nufitellune
oes s. 6. pariburlf 1T Gureta sur seii
elmer Der beoeutenoHen SiefsrunaspldBs
BON Butter uno giern, ipie es einist
Sabre npr 1901 Der gr0bte befanntt
9Seisenlieferant mar. Ser Verianoi
pon WeiSen, Nieb, unb lanbmirtbldaft=
lihen prpbueten aller Nrt repralentirit
i'm Sabre 1901 Die Summe BON 1927
| S71.6S. gs murben unter glnosrn
oerlanoi: 900 Waesons Qeeisen; IS
WaeQons Shpeine; Z Waggons
Shoie; 50 Magsons Ginopieb; Is
Waaoons Vferbe: l,065, 097 Yiunt
Yutter; 477l Gilien gier; l35, 83l
giuno Noae. 40, 900 pfuuo pdute u,
Jtlle.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-13
MDrb= =SafDta.

9ismard. Die 8ader Der 2ano=
9ertaufs=Sffice ergaben beim lebten
IbihluB, oaB tpieoer Sc, 900 glfer per=
tauft lpuroen. gttpa go Ssamilien
baben lih auf gripatlano uno IL auf
Resierun9slano eire Seimatb geriin=
Der.
Mlinpt. Die tart anqeiDahIene
gep0lterung bon Waro Gountp erfpr=
bert Deriaieoene neue Bnltagenturen.
Die in 6rage fomnenoen geamten
uno Srte iino: S. Stumano in
2nn6, William .. garfilie in 8artis
lie, Senrp Snuoion in gieaano,
6rant We8pnalo in Henpille uno Nf.
8. Sall in Saa.
gbinburgb. 9lm 4. 6ebruar
brad 5euer in Der 9lpot6ete aus unb
bepor man oeIielben Serr neroen fonn=
te, itanoen orei 8ebduoe in 6lammen.
gfihts tpnnte geborgen tperoen. Ser
Srosuiit Weftlab SrOr siebt ben ger=
luit auf s10, 900, Sanipn & So. auf
$1,000 an. Der grDBte Sbeil lit ourd
8erliherung geoeft.
6ar9o. Gin Mann, Sobn Srolun,
bon Sarge fam Su einem 6armer uno
Bat am Die grlaubnib, i'm Stale elm
iuenlg ausruhen 3u oiirfen; oielelbe
nuroe ihm gegeben nno fano man 'ibn
na6 elmer Stunoe an einem Salfter err
bangt Dor.
6argo. @eeen 9Feroeoiebfabls
muroe Garl 8. 6arlDn ppn Salitao,
Mtinn., ii Ntapleton perbaftet. Gr
bate ppn Sople's Stall sinen
3iueiipdnner gemietbet, Inn nah 0iins
neiota Su fabren, ppielbit er lih per-
beiratbsn fupllte, oph tebrte er niht
niebr Suriid, ionoern periu6te bas ge=
Ipann su pertaufen.
@ranb Sort. Der MoroproceB
eeeen 90. e. gseft fpesen GrIhieBung
leines 6reunoes 6rant Marh lit been=
oet uno Der Aneetlaate lit freigelpro=
den moroert. 9ie geibporenen nab=
men an, oab er in Selbltpertbeioigung
gebanoelt bat ,als er Warb nieoeridDB.
Der Nnorang su ben proceBperbano=
luneen mar elm auBerDroentlih gruBer
unb Der gerihtslaal. Gorrioore uno
Sreppen oes @ebdloes maren angefiillt
nit Wsnidsn. 9Bie iid ipdtsr beraus=
liellie mar Die 2ait 10 greg, oaB lih Der
| 6ubbooen i'm 0srihtslaal an manhsn
Stsllen um siuei 3ou aeisntt bat; bic
Staot entsing nit tnapper VOtb elmer
&ataltropbe, Der piele Wfenibieben gum
Gpfer aefalleu mdren.
Am 3. 6ebruar friib Inn 3 llbr fanb
in oem oritten Stod oes Wletropolitan
glods cine 8assgrplOlion ftatt, pelhe
oas 0aus alsbalo in Branb iebte. Sn
ben Rlumen beielben befano li,b Traa
Yeterion nit ibren &inbern, melbe
infolse bes furbtbaren Hauhes psrlo=
rem geipelen mdren, penK Der poli3ilt
9oip nidt ale 5 YerIonen naheiuanoer
9lilflih in's Sreie brad)te. Der Gers
luli miro nur auf einige bunoert Doll
lars geiddbt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-13

Gu1sr 2elttttlH Hul ple III -OeftFIl
er0ffnete 9lltobol Qlusiteuuna beIuft
unb namentlit 6en pldnen fir oi.
0ertrsnbung ron 9lltobpt dls SSeues
rungs Material fiir ariessIfiffe
groBe QufmertIamteit geIfentt. gr
Eat oem profehor 1elbriid ben Rutb
erttsilt, prstie fir Die gonftruttion
Der beiten 2llfobol Wditinen auss
SufGreiben. Raiier Wilbslm lit iiber
Die Geiunobeter gsregung 10 emz
port oab.er Die Barning berOffentlis
den lieb, Sebsrmdnn, Der nit benSpi=
rituoliiten, G5eIunbbe.ern uno dbnli=
hsn 9euten etipus gu tbun babe, tperpe
pom faiferliten Sofs dusgei6lohen
tpereen.
Seit Der 3una1me Der 3abl BON
Observation-Disclosures in 9pnpon mas
den bic Geisaihuften, tpelfe psrfoz
nsn gegen Observation-Disclosures rerz
iihern, Die gldn5snoiten 8ei6dfts. no
lie friiber ourhifnittlih 100 perIpz
nen ben gag periiherten, periiGern ne
iebt peren 600. Die 8arii6erungsz
Iummen runsiren Dor 500 bis 7000
YflnD Sterling.
sSn elmer 3ubliner 3speife an bic
,9da Maa 8a5stte" in 9onoon piro
crfldrt, hdb in ben sinfluBrei9Iten
Rraiien bdIelbit bic feite lisberSeugung
berri6t, bdB bic llniteo Sriih 2eagus
niGts tpeniser als cine Repolution
ms Wert 3u ieBen bea6iitti9t. unO
odB bic gefiiriDOrtsr ptrfdfunggndz
bigger Rsformmet6ooen longidm, dber
fiher, ben 9efiirtporttrn pbeiiIhsr8ez
ipdltmuBrsgsln nddgeben miiiien. Die
gplitit Der Site fat bic iriIfsn gaus
ern iibsrSeugt, buB bic britiidle &egiez
rung dusqefpielt bat uno in @abrbsit.
bas britiife gsTebbudl lit bereits
fuspsnotrt; Die 2iga gilt aIs 6Dditss
9erift.
Inter ben 2lrbeiisIpien Der 6lupts
ftdota Sd,iraoens nnb Rprfpe1ens
berriht 6ittere Rpt6. Sn 8otben6urg
lit sire Union Der fsjernoen 2lrbeitsr
ing 2etsn gsrufen pprDan, uHp eE
trugen iit niGht psniser dls 5000 pr.
b.iisIuIenoe in bic aufgelegten 2iiter
EN-. Sin iolfsr qrosntlas 8arben.
Der bat in Der ejeifihte Der Staot
rift feireg 9lsiten. SSn anoerer
StdbEen follen Die 3uitdnos tuun
tpsRigsr acknowledgement isin.
sSn dnitliden 8reilen @dihinstans
erdmt man iiG iiber Die Modricft, odf
Der adiier Cen 3arsH bsIufsn nill
bepor 8rGiipent 2oubet nah RuBldnt
fommt. Mtan drssrt iif, ouB Del
aatIer ben 5run3oien tets Den Wint
nus Cen Segsln nimIpt.
Stiirme unb Rebel limauben in Der
lebten Sugen ipieper bds eanse Yerei.
| niste &onierei6. 9ds llntpetter Dor
mar ftlimmer dls es ie ieit 20 Sab
rem mar. Der 8ertebr uuf ben Strd.
| zen uno Waferipegsn 2onbons mar
Der burh ben glebel neruriuhteH- sgnpt
tiiben JinIterniB balber, itunoenlan!
| adns unterbrphen bile glrbeiten in
| sSreien mubten eingeitslIt tperosn.
| 8ei einem llnfuQ in Der Stride 81
5orencitos, Gbiriqui, Gsntral=glme
rita, biibtsn 13 perionen ibr 2ebsi
| Elm unb 80 anoere ipurpen ihiper per
lebt. Die 9unDssregierung pon Mte
| rico 6dt $4,000 fir Die giirser Dol
| Gbilpancingo beipilligt, pelhe tiir3iid
nurh bas grpbsbsH ouIelbIt in Rotl
| gerietben.
| Der fpariIfe 9ice 9loniral SoI
| Montoio lit geitprben. gr mar Gom
manbeur Der fpdniiden Stiffe, mel
ds BON Nbmiral 9eipep i'm Sdfen Dol
| Manila 3erit0rt puroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-13
Su6len's 5 slrmiea ealbe

Oat leiner punoerharen Guren ipe=
gen einen Weltrui. Gs iibertrN iraeno
cine anoere Salbe, poer anoeres Yra=
parat fir Shnittpunoen, 0ubnerau=
gen, Branonunben, 8eIhmilre alter
alrt, Nusihldpe, 9elprnnaene 0dnbe,
uno pauttrantbeiten. 0eiiuna saran=
tirt.
Sur 25e in 5. Stunlen & Cons
Apotkte.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-13
AuDIuno-

ssn einenl taiierliGen 9anoIGreibsH
oanfte Guiler gDilbslm benz Deutl6sn
8olts fir bic SuAlreiden 0eburtstasss
nInlhs, bic inn BON alIen 5bsilen cs5
grbelobus 5usingen. Gs beibt in
benz Sdnb5hreiben unter Mnoersm-
xDieis pertraulife Qiebe meines 0ols
fes betrahte ih ais ben lobn fur
meiM Mrbsit. Obue unterIab piu ii
beltrebt iein, fir oas @ebtibtn oss
NoIt<S au forotn. inbem i'd oas Water'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-18
LUMBER PRODUCTION
IS SIXTY MILLIONS.

The West Coast and Puget Sound
Lumberman states that the output of
the lumber mills of the coast for the
year is as follows: Shingles, 5000,
000,G 00, divided as follows: Washing
ton, 100000. 200; California, 1000.-
100000; Oregon and Idaho, 500. 000,-
Gee; British Columbia, 100000. 600.
They sold for $15,000.000 Say for
the cut of the saw mills. 400, 900, GOO
feet allowing the output to be ~
California 100000. goo, Oregon 1900
00O.000, Washington 1850, COOS 600.
British Columbia $50 900, Idaho
and Montana 450,000,000. These fig
ures may need adjusting after the re-
ports come in, but they will be found
in the aggregate pretty close to the
mark. The forests should have added
this year to the wealth of the coast
not less than $60,00Q.000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-18
SMYTH DEVELOPMENTS
BECOME SENSATIONAL

Recent developments In the case Of
Father DominiCk Wagner, as he is
known to the Catholics, or Rev. a.
Miles Smyth. as he is known to
Episcopnllans, have been extremely
sensational.
Rev, Smyth was ordained last Sun
day as an Episcopal clergyman, the
announcement being made that he
was formerly Catholic priest.
This statement was denied by the
local Catholic clergy, who stated that
no such name as Smyth appeared in
their directory. After investigation
they announced that Mr., Smyth's real
name was Father Dominick Wagner
and that he was formerly a member
of a Bcnedictino monastery in Mis-
souri,. He WAS also n parish priest in
st. Joseph,
! Here, ii is alleged, he was unfrock
ed for the seduction of girl, aged
! L. In 1895, named Maud Steidel
whom he afterwards married.
After penance he divorced tho girl
! and recntercd the priesthood. He was
given Il charge in Idaho, where the
girl joined him as his stcpsister and
! housckeeper
on his relationship to the girl be
coming known he was dismissed from
the ministry last June and came to
/ Spokane. where he has since resided,
placing the girl, who is a brunette
beauty, in the Sacred Heart training
school for nurses.
Rev. Smyth admits that he was for
merly known as Father Wagner, but
states that he left the church of his
own accord and married. Aftor this
he was arrested, charged with cmbez-
King $500 from the church, which he
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-18
POSTAL NOTES.

Tho clerks in the registry depart
mcnt are now working night and day.
Gently operated ON for appcdicitis is
reported as recovering rapidly.
Mrs, Davis, wife of Carrier Davis,
was taken i'll a few days ago. TGis
morning a telephone mo. age an
nounc a that Mrs. Davis was gradual
ly getting worse.
New cards showing the hours in
which collections will Toe made have
been received and W immediately be
put ON the boxes rcplac,ns the cards
which are def. and worn out, hay
ing been exposed tor several years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-18

hospital this morning OF her own aC-
cord. She told the sisters that she
was heartbroken and would leave on
tonight's train for her eastern home
where she Will remain with her
mother.
The Catholic clergy have congratu-
lated The Press upon the fact that
it was the first to unmask the true
name Of Father Wagner alias Rev.
a. NJ. Smyth.
In commenting upon the further
sensational developments Of the case.
Rev Father Ncrhagen said that Mr.
Smyth's plea of having been persecut-
ed by the Catholics is very unjust
He knows full we'll" said the rev
erend father. that the church ever
treats erring priests with the utmost
leniency. While bishop has the
right to dismiss priest from his
diocese. he is yet bound by strict
law 10 support that priest in comfort
able circumstances SO long as he does
not entirely renouncc all connection
with Catholicity; and should a bish-
op fail to perform, which never hap
pens, Rome in that event would have
to advance it's support"
In the eyes of the church is Mr.,
Smyth really married, father?" asked
the reporter.
mo. The marriage Is so invalid
that If Miss Stidel appeared before
me in the morning for marriage
would have to marry her, knowing
the facts in the case. y priest takes
a VOW Of perpetual chastity which.
as all Catholics understand, he can
never break
Father Wagner says that any mis-
statements which he has made have
been for the purpose Of shielding his
wife.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-18
OPERATORS REC|TE THE
EVIL ACTS OF union

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 1S.-Two
more railways filed wage statements
when the coal strike commission met
this morning. The recitation Of in
juries and wrongs received by non-
union men at the hands of strikers
continued.
/, Fireman Reynolds told of an at
tempt at assassination by Striker
Francis, who fired four ineffective
shots at him. When Francis was
brought to trial he said he had au-
thority from his local union to stop
people on the street. This fact was
brought out by the counsel. Reynolds
said that he worked in order to buy
food for his family. consisting of his
wife and seven small children.
The commission was deeply moved
by the testimony of Mrs. Mcnamara
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-18

who appeared on the stand with her
infant in her arms. Her husband
worked on the Delaware & LaCkawan-
no and was compelled to live in the
colliery for fear of violence. She was
unable to communicate with him.
Eight times stones were thrown at
her. once when she had the infant in
her arms. She has four children, the
oldest years. She said she was
akened one November night in time
to fortunately escape from the house.
which was burned to the ground.
There was no proof that the strikers
burned the house.
Attorney barrow asked that the
testimony be stricken from the rec
ords. Judge Grary refused.
Mrs. Ethel Hoffman was the next
witness and her testimony was along
similar lines,
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alleges was the beginning Of a long
series of prosecutions which have fol
lowed him all over the country, Gull
initiating in the present exposure.
He also states that the seduction
allegation is absolutely false. He
concealed his marriage to escape
persecution.
The missionary committee of the
Episcopal church will investigate the
charges against Mr.. Smyth this after
noon. They will sit at o'clock.
Dean Perine was asked to state at
what conclusion the committee would
likely arrive He said that he did not
want to express any opinion until he
received a reply from parties to
whom he had telegraphed in connec-
tion with the affair.
Dean Pcrine stated further that as
far as he can learn at present the
chgrge of seduction preferred against
Mn Smyth is absolutely without
Foundation,
cit is true that the Catholics of
Sti Joseph did accuse him of the
crime" said the dean. but he was
never arrested on that account.
hsse strong grounds to believe that
thu charge was trumped up as a re-
plH to telegram which l forwarded
TO the eX-sheriff of st. Joseph fails
to Fconflrm II. There Is nothing
against Mr.. Smyth that can IN any
way mitigate against his admittance
intb our ministry. The charge of
embezzlemrnt was the result Of a diff
ficulty existing between the Benedic-
TIM abbot and the bishop of Missouri.
but the charge of cmbezzlement was
TIN own out of court.
Il think the seduction charge can
not be proven"
! Miss steidel left the Sacred Heart
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ago, showed that the fair was n sue
cess IN every way and that the re
.ccipts moro than balanced the eX-
pcnditures.
There has been talk among the di-
roctors of the fair r. greatly euiarE-
ing it for the coming year and OF ask
ing the legislature to make an appro-
printiuu in it's aid. This matter was
discussed at Il meeting of the dircc-
tors of the fair and the members
elect of the legislature from this dis
triCt short time ago. but no definite
action was tal.ru
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CITY NEWS.

Good skating is reported to he had
on the ponds in the eastern part of
the city. Liberty lake, IL miles east
of the city. is also reported to be in
excellent condition for skating.
Tull 4 Gibbs team took a lively
squirt down Main ave. ut noon today
and caused considerable excitement
by collidinE with an outfit of the
Pacific Transfer company. Aside from
Il damaged harness no damage re-
suited.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Florcutine Marble company. with a
capitalization of 100000, have been
filed for record with the county re.
cordcr The trustees gre John "
Fiuch. W. +. Finch. G. Husscy, s. r.
Heron and j. NJ. Blake.
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PLANNING FOR THE
FILMING CONGRESS

DEADWOOD, S. d, Dec. 1S.--Of-
ticoEs and members of the executive
committee of the American Mining
congress are gathering here for Il
conference at which plans will be
discussed for the meeting of the con
gress to be held next year in Dead
wood. Efforts are to be put forth to
make the approaching session the
greatest gathering of those interest
ed in the mining industry ever held
in America. Every state and terri
tory of the Union will be represented
and in conjunction with the conven-
ton there will be a large and COM
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WILL BUILD HOMES.

w. Guy Smith has purchased two
fine lots in the Wolverton addition
with the intention of building resi-
dence for himself.
Mrs. Dale of this city has just COM
pleted the buying of pleasant lot
in Morgans addition, intending to
build thereon home. The consider
alton was $325.
Spencer Ogden has bought a lot in
Cannondale addition and will begin
the erection of residence immedi-
ately. The lots were purchased
through the Western Land company.