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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

this apparently simple, but really elab-
crate blouse.
Lace ruchings are a favorite trim-
ming for all the silk blouses 1t is
relief after the rather coarse laces
which found favor during the sum-
mer months. 1t shows the valencien-
mes and the finer mesh laces are slow
ly coming back into favor.
Fagoting is much used and is being
put to new and attractive uses. Where
once it was sufficient as joining for
straight bands applied either verti-
cally or horizontally, it now forms
part of elaborate spider webs and in
tricate serpentine designs.
pretty silk in a blue shade is com-
b1ned with fagoting and ecru lace me-
dallions in a grape design. The collar
and shallow square yoke are of fagot-
ing and silk bands. Below this come
crescents of fagoting and bands, alter
mating with the applied lace medal
lions. The yoke is continued to form
the sleeve cap, similarly trimmed with
screscent and lace medallions. The
sleeve itself is of the silk deliberately
corded. 1t widens gradually into a
puff above the deep cuff. AS is the
case with many of the sleeves, the
lower part of the pun is trimmed with
wide fagoting, garnished with the lace
medallions. The cuff is also of the fag-
mented with French knots worked in
black silk. The same handwork
adorns the collar. The blouse front
is corded in the same fashion as the
sleeve. and has a trimming of fagot-
ing and lace medallions down the left
side.
BrOcade silks are back in favor. In
deed lowered patterns are obtaining
even among the VelVets. Some of the
patterns bark back to the days of our
grandmothers, but have lost none of
their freshness, through the lapsing
years.
Waists of these Powered silks are
generally made along simple lines
which will best display the beauty of
the material. 1t would take but little
to bring about the crime of over-orna-
mentation, SO in these doubtful cases
the wise woman has her silk made up
after a shirt waist pattern.
A charming silk waist is patterned
with peoples in a Japanese design. No
shirt-waist could be of simpler con-
struction, and yet the soft sheen Of
the silk and the brilliancy of its color
ing forbid all criticism. The simple
blouse front has a two-inch wide box
pleat fastened by embroidered but
tons-hand-em if you please.
These hand-embroidered buttons are
the latest fad. They are easily made,
and allow milady to have exclusive
buttons made to match each gown.
The same buttons are used on the
cuffs of the moderately large sleeves.
Lace stock collars look well on a silk
waist of this description. They make
the most effective neckwear combina-
ton which could be imagined.
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'I shall leave it to you" observed
Noah as we came away, ito place thi9
affair before the President in a right
light. His is the only judgment whose
favor l would seek, and that, partic-
ularly, for that his name is certain
to figure in the story of this bicker
whenever 1t is told. 1 would not have
him think 1 had rashly put him in
peril of@riticism."
There should be no alarm on that
score" replied. MY word for it. the
General will indorse with his full mama
every step we have TAKEN"
On our return to the Indian Queen
we found Rivera waiting, and a table
spread in Noah's apartment as he had
commanded. Rivera received the
Spanish words still wrapped in the
concealing cloak. He drew forth of its
scabbard the blade which had armed
Noah'S hand; it still carried a stain on
two of that Catrons blood, and Ri
vera's eye seemed to fire with a sleepv
satisfaction while he looked on it. Then
he turned his gaze on his patron in a
manner Of inquiry.
mo, he will live" said Noah, as
though in reply to a query put by
his protege; ut was not to kill him
that we went dcross the way"
At this news, Rivera took the Span
ish swords and withdrew; and all with
the evident purpose of putting them in
order against next campaign.
II think" said I, as Noah drew uu
to the table-for it would seem that
his work had given his appetite an
edge, not dulled tit think 1 shall
hunt up our friend the General. Theirs
is slight chance of any being before
me; and yet 1 would make sure to
bring him the earliest word of what
has CHANGED"
Both Hill and Kendall would be for
leaving, also, and as we three arose
to go Noah filled quartette of glasses
with Burgundy. Offering one to each.
he said; Let us drink to the defeat.
ay! even to the death of ones who
would bear false witness against the
innocent. May their best fate be no
better than the fate of him whom me
met to-day"
CONTINUED in Next Sundays News.l
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
DAINTY DRESS WAISTS
FOR THE MATINEE GIRL

There Are Modstes Who Make Specially Of Separate
Dress WaiSts-Ths Proves That the Shirt Waists Popu-
arity Is Not Yet on the Wane-Separate Waists Are
More Elaborate Than Ever Before
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

MILL-HAvEN LINE.
Schedule
Effective July 13, 1908.
Cars run east on Bay street to WHIT
aker, south to Broughton, west 10
West Broad. south to Margaret.
Cars leave whitaker and Bay street
for Mill Haven 1920 a. M, $40, +f;OV,
1920, 500, ETC., and every 40 minutes
thereafter until $40 p. m.
Cars leave Mill-Haven for city '6:4O
a. m, 200, "T:20, TAO, 500, 300 and
every 40 minutes thereafter until 5:4V
=. m. then at "6:05. 6:20, 700, 7:4O, S;zO
and 900 D. m.
Last car leaves Mill-Haven 900 p
m.
extra. daily except Sunday. >
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SAVANNAH ELECTRIC co.

SUNDAY WINTER SCHEDULE.
Effective Sept. 20, 1908.
ISLE OF HOPE LINE,
Ret ween Isle of Hone and Eortieth ST.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
There's. Health
Lemon Juice.

Various experiments by
eminent scientists have
proven the great value Of
lemons in destroying the
germs of typhoid and other
fevers. Germs of diseases
are deposited in the system
by the failure of the bowels
to act regularly. MOI
LEY'S LEMON ELIXIR
is an ideal laxative, made
from the juice of pure
lemons and has no equal in
cleansing the system of all
impurities. 1t acts promptly
on the bowels. liver and
kidneys, and does not grippe
or cause any unpleasant
ness. so cents per bottle at
all drug stores.
LEMON HOT DROPS CURE ALL
COUGHS AND COLDS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

MONTGOMERY LINE.
Between MONTGOMERY and Fortieth ST.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
STORE
BURGLARIzED
FRONT DOORS PRED OPEN WITH A
CROW BAR AT AN UNKNOWN
HOUR BY UNKNoWN PER
SON OR PERSONS.
Burglars Enter and Ransack the Place
and Then Garry of Knives and Ri.
aes, Valued in the ggregate to
Over Fifty Dollars.

In addition to the burglary of the
Mnicr & Co. Wholesale fruit and produce
establishment Wednesday night, w. L.
Coles hardware store on North Fourth
street in Glen Elk was also burglarized
the same night. 1t is probable that the
same persons who entered the produce
house also committed the burglary at
the hardware store.
The front doors Of the hardware store
were pried open with a crow-bar. The
burglars entered, ransacked the place for
money. and then carried off two dozen
pocketkniyes, worth about s25, and two
rifles, valued at about $35.
There is no clue as to who the bur
glars were and no information as to
the hour they entered the store.
Not many months ago this store was
burgarzed and number of things stol.
en-. Several times prior to that the store
was burglarized and many valuable
things taken. No one mas ever been
arrested for breaking into that store,
and it seems that burglars have taken up
with the idea that they have the right
to go to that store and carry away
things whenever they find themselves in
need along that line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
MRS. MORROW
REELECTED
President of the State Organization OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union.-0ther officers Ape
Chosen.

At the state meeting of the Woman.
Christian Temperance Union, at Fair
mont, officers for the ensuing year wcr
elected as follows:
prcsidcnt-Nlrs. y. Il. G. Morrow, Fair
mont.
Vice President at Largc-Nlrs. j. A.
Mcintosh, Rayenswood.
Recording Spcrctry-NIrs. Gertrude
il. Wise Pfrkcrsburg.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Fran,
ccs 7. Parks, Fairmont.
Miss Ella II, Poe, Of Buckhamon, ten.
dcrcd her resignation IS treasurer, ow.
ing to i'll health, and successor was
chosen in the person of Mrs. Oscar
Wright. OF Moundsvillc. Miss Poe has
filled the place in very efficient man
ncr and the Union much regretted that
she was obliged to resign,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
ELABORATE
RECEPTION
RENDERED BY MRS. PHILLIPS AND
DAUGHTER IN HONOR OF MR..
AND MRS. ROBERT B.
PHILIPS.
Numerous Friends of the Newly Married
Couple Eujoy the Occasion, Which
Is One of the Most Brilliant
This Season.

An elaborate reception was rendered
by Mrs Julia Phillips and daughter, Miss
Lille, at their home at 45s West Pike
street Friday night in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bruce Phillips, and it was
a social function OF much brilliancy, be-.
ing one of the most enjoyable given this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs, Phillips had just arrived
from their wedding trip in the west and
the occasion was for the purpose of their
many friends meteing them and wclcom;
ing them home.
The residence was artistically and ap.
propriately decorated for the occasion
and the hostesscs entertained in a very
charming manner, assisted Oy several
of the leading society ladies of the city.
The hours were from D to II o'clock, and
during that time a large number of
guests were received, consisting of the
numerous friends of the popular couple,
for whom the reception was given.
Scasonablc refreshments were served,
Mrs. Mord Lewis presiding at The coffee
table; Mrs, Dudley D. Britt at the punch
bowl, and Mrs. 7. NJ. jackson and Mrs.
j. w. Williams serving ices and cream.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16

COMPANY
ORGANIZES
Fifty Thousand Dollar Plant Will Be
Built in clarksburg Industrial Com
pany's Addition.

Steps have been taken to organize the
A. Radford Pottery company here. Ap-
plicution was made Thursday evening to
the secretary OF state for charter. The
incorporators are G. /. Schooley Of zanes-
vile, Ohio; John Koblegard, p. NJ. Rob
inson, 7. G. Gaylord and L. R. Davis,
all of this city, The authorized capital
stock is $4,000 The purposes are to
manufacture, buy and sell pottery, clay
and SO forth.
The pottery will be located on lots 81
ana % in the Clarksburg Industrial CON.
pany's addition, and it is the purpose to
build it at an early date.
Mr.. sclrooley has gone to GAINESVILLE
TO prepare plans for tire factory and, will
return here next week to complete the
organization and make arrangements for
the construction of the plant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16

Joseph Gray residing near Central
was met on the railroad track a half mile
or more east OF Long Run Thursday
night by an unknown man, who shot him
in the stomach, intlicting a fatal wound.
Gray had been at Salem and started
from that town to walk to the home of
his brothcr.in.law, J. 0. Grahlm's, res
idcnce at Long Run, leaving Salem about
1880 o'clock. lie carried lantern.
About . o'clock, as he was nearing Long
Run, he met the man on the track. The
fellow walked up to him, but did not
speak. No sooner had Gray spoken to
him tlH,n the fellow pulled out a gun.
placed it against the pit Of Gray's stom
acll and fired. The ball entered the stom-
ach Gray fell and the fellow ran away.
Shortly afterward Gray got up and walk,
cd fourth Of mile and sat down and
rested. Then he resumed his Journey to-
ward his brother.iu-ltw's residence aud
was completely exhausted upon his ar
rival there, about II o'clock,
DR.. Walton Strothcr was summoned
from Salem, and lie arrived about mid
night, but Gray was dead when The ply.
sician arrived
There is not the slightest idea who the
murderer is. Gray stated before he died
That be did not know him at all and
had no idea as to the motive Of the fcl-
low, although the supposition is that he
intended to rob Gray, but, after having
shot him, became frightened and did not
carry out his purpose.
An inquest is being held today over the
remains.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16

COURTSHIP
ON RECORD
JOSEPH DELLA Woos AND WINS
A BRIDE, AFTER CoURTsHIP OF
BUT FEW HOURS.
Girl Came All the Way from Sunny Italy
to Be Married, But Never Knew or
Saw Joseph Until Few Hours
Before Wedding Was Ar
ranged.

Joseph Della, well known Italian Ia,
borer, who for years worked ia the Pin.
nicl,imnick mines, but who has been
working in upshur county for some time
past, will marry Mis- Isabella Padiglione,
an Italian maiden, Saturday morning III
. o'clock, and will thereby end what is
probably one of the shortest courtships
on record.
Joseph arrived in the city Friday
morning from Upshur county. He met
his future wife shortly after his arrival
here. She had just arrived the night be-
fore from Italy, having come all the
way in response to letter from Joe
\ short time after the two had met, ar.
rongcmcnts were made for wedding and
at o'clock tomorrow morning the hap.
py couple will be married ta the Cath.
Ole church by Rev. Father O'Connor.
Joe had never seen his wifc.to-be since
some nineteen years ago, when he looked
upon her while she was lying in her cradle
in her far off home in sunny Italy. She
had never seen him before until this
morning, when he asked her to marry
him. They both seem to be serenely
happy and as VII contcnted as if they
had been ocurting each other for years
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
Between THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY AND THE
UNITED STATES GOVERN.
MENT
ARE BEING HEARD JOINTLY IN
FEDERAL COURT BY JUDGES
G0FF AND JACKSON.
Controversy Is Over the Bellaire Bridge,
the Government Claiming That Piers
Win Interfere With Navigation
of Ohio River.

The injunction proceedings between
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company
against Garrett j, Ludrckcr and others
and the United States against the Balti-.
more x Ohio Railroad company arid The
American Bridge company were called in
federal court Friday afternoon with
Judges Col and jackson on the. bench.
After some preliminary motions and
presentations Of the case, recess q one
hour was taken TO permit the reading Of
dcpo,itions by council.
The railroad company is represented
in chief by Hugh j. Bond, Jr., cliief
counsel for the company He is assisted
by other attorneys The government is
represented by Judge Reese Blizzard and
attorneys from Pennsylvania and Gin
cinnati.
The controversy is over the Baltimore
4 Ohio bridge at Hpllairc. The original
injunction was granted BY Judge Cali
here in chambers a few weeks ago upon
application Of the railroad company and
was for the purpose Of prohibiting the
government civil engineers and other cm-
ployes from interfering with the con
struction OF piers Of the bridge
Some days later the government took
the matter to Judge JacSon at Parkers-
burg, and he issued an order restrain
ing the railroad employees from proceed
ing with the construction Of two piers Of
the brideg until the matter could be
heard here.
The government claims that the piers
will interfere with navigation Of The
Ohio river
The argument was begun at . o'clock
on the matter Of pcrPetuating Judge
Goir's injunction The case will likely
be taken under adyiscmcnt and an opin-
ion may not be handed down for some
time.
The trial of the case between Charles
4. Billings and the .lackson Iron and
Tin Plate company was concluded and
given to the jury. The amount involved
is about $1,000 although they differ
over only $1,000 or $1,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
BRILLIANT
NUPTIALS
AT WESTON
Will Be the Church Wedding of Hon. w.
B. Garry and Miss Alice Whelan.
Reception Evening Prior to
Wedding.

Cards are out announcing the mp.
proaching marriage Of Mr.. w. B, NlcGary
and Miss Alice Whelau on Thursday al.
tcruoon, October %. at 4 o'clock at ST.
Patriek's church, Weston, II will be
the most elaborate social function that
has taken place in Weston for many
years. On the evening preceding the
wedding Mr.. McGary will give a banquet
At tie Camden hotel in honor Of Hon,
Hugh /. Bond Jr,, second vice prcsi-
dent and chief counsel OF the B. & 0,
railroad, and number Of other promi-
ncnt officials Of The road, and many per.
sons and social friends throughout the
state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16

is CHOSEN
As the Place for Next Annual Meeting
of Grand Lodge of Knights Pythias.

The Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythiag,
in session at Charleston, selected Clarks-
burg as them Getting place next year.
Vice Chancellor Wilt, of Salem, will
be chosen Grand Chancellor today with.
out opposition. There is a hot fight
on for Vice Chancellor between l.. v. G.
Morris, Of Parkcrsburg, and J. II. Thorn.
berg, of Huntington.
There are dozen or so candidates for
outer guard, the office in which all grand
officers star TO work themselves up.
In the competitive drill there were
three companies Of the Uniform Rank,
Davcnswood, Watson and Charleston.
Rayenswood won the first prize, Charles,
ton the second and Watson the third.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
OF
CONFEDERACY
Elect State officers for Ensuing Year and
Select Bluefeld as the Next An
nual Meeting Place.

The Daughters Of the Confederaey, in
state meeting at Parkcrsburg, elected the
following state officers for the ensaing
year;
President Mrs. Virginia j. Slcshcry,
Of Martinsburg.
First Vice President Mrs. |. g. Buf-
Gugton, Of Huntington,
Second Vice President Mrs. Butler Of
Wheeling
Recording sccretaryNIrs. NJ ?. An.
derson, Of Charleston
Corresponding Secretary Miss Pow
ell, Of shepherdstown.
Treasurer Miss Lulu b. Bmks, Of
Huntington.
State Historian, Miss Mary G. strib-
ling, Of NIartinsburg,
The next Meeting will be held Nt Blue.
field.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
RAISING
MONEY
FOR BAND
Representatives Of clarksburg Are Get
ting Funds to Organize a Band in
the Near Future.

The following petition is being circu-
lated by members OF a committee:
We, representatives Of tie Clarksburg
Social club, having been urged by our
many friends to organize a eolored bard
for the benefit of the public hereby
take this means to respectfully solicit
Your financial support for the estab-
lishment Of such an organization in your
city.
Whatever is kindly given will not only
be properly credited and appreciated, but
will be pl,eed- IN the hands Of rcspou-
sible business l2an until the necessary
amount is obtained s, ii::;;;;rchase instru-
ments.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
INVITATIONS RECEIVED HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell, OF
Wheeling, have issued invitations for
the marriage Of their daughter, Helen
Baird, to Morgan OFT Hart, also Of
Wheeling. Miss Caldwell is the daugh-
ter of the former attorney general of
West Virginia and has visited in Clarks-
burg. while Mr.. Hart is the son of
the former U. S. Minister to Colombia,
Hon. @. b. Hart, The marriage viii oc-
eur at the First Presbyterian church
Wheeling Wednesday, October 2s. Invi.
tations have been received here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16

INSPECTING
Properties in Which They Are Interested
in This County and Along the Short
Line in Wetzel County,

Anderson Fowler and Arthur \. Fow-
Ter, prominent New York capitalists,
were here Friday. They are directors
of the Pittsburg & Fairmont Fuel com
pany, whose property is at Alamston.
Lumbcrport and along the Sh5rt Lin,
railroad in Wetzel county, and they and
local members, as well as Fairmoat men.
bers of the company, inspected the prop.
erty. Messrs. Fowler had been on All
inspection tour in Cleveland, Buffalo,
Pittsburg, Chicago and Cincinnati, in
which cities they have extensive inter,
ests in iron and glass manufact ries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
,HREE DRUNKs; THREE DOLLARS.

Three plain drunks were up before
Tayor Grille Friday morning. John Parks
,aid a fine of So and costs; Louis Cook
vas sentenced to Jail for five days in
lefauIt of paying a S. fine and Ted
lie Robinson was passed up for ten days
in default of the payment of $40 as,
'essmcnt. The total receipts of the scs-
ion were SO for the three drunks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
CITY sAGEs WILL MEET.


The city council will meet in regular
session tonight in the council chamber.
Among the principal matters for cousid-
Grafton will be the application Of the
Salem Terminal Traction company, or
rather Homer B. Mckinley, for fran,
chisc to use certain streets OF the city,
and the report OF the special inspector
of the garbage crcmatory. The street
ear line ordinance viii come mp for its
second reading, and final passage or re.
lection, As has already been published,
the crematory inspector recommends the
crematory to the council, or, at least,
says it is all right.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16
ASSURED
Is the Construction of the Street Car
Line from Paden City to Salem.

lhc building of tile proposed street car
line from Paden City to Salem by the
Paden City, AGiddlebourne and Salem
Traction company seems assured. The
company has been organized and survey
ors are now at work on the route. They
have been at Salem inspecting the pro-
posed route. The construction OF such
4 line through that section 70 the state
will prove Of great value to the coun-
try through which it passes, and, when
connection is made with Clarksburg, it
will prove beneficial to this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-16

CHAPTER
Initiates Several New Members Into
Higher Degrees at Special Meeting
Held in Masonic Temple Thurs
day Night.

At the special meeting of Adoniram
.haptcr No, II, A. +. and A. NJ, held in
Masonic temple Thursday night several
andidatcs were mductcd into the mys,
teries of higher degrees in the order.
lmong the victims OF torture were
Messrs. Frank Kelley, George R. Ogden,
!. II, MechIiag, Charles Armstrong, How.
,rd and Rairbon. The Royal Arch de-
Fce was conferred upon them. Follow
iug the initiation ceremonies, sump-
nous banquet was served in honor of the
anlidates.