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New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, Feb Is. 1908.

ARRIVED
Steamer IAquitaine tFr Fournier. IIavre FEBRUARY
. ,b ononanf Generate TransatIantiqus with 9 cabin
and s95 storage passengers. mail and mdse- Arrived
at = . -- ,-r .
steamer Philadelphia. Crockett. Curacao February s
vorce 10 San Juan Boulton Bliss < Dallett.
with go passengers, mdse- Arrived the Bar
a II m. r, r.,-
u 10 Z Outerbrtdge 60. with ~ passengers mails
and mdse Arrived a the Bar at 12,1o = m
steamer Esperanza Rogers. Vera Cruz February =
Havana r Ward & Co. with
~ Messengers mail and Arrived at the Bar al
1890 "A M. ., --.-
II "a the United Fruit with passengers and fruit
Arrived al Bar at a m.
Steamer Vimeira tBrp, f4om Nanzanllo. etc On the
Highlands a :}5 .
Tohn r Van sickle with passengers and mdse-
steamer ! NJ Cuffey. Welman. Sabine Pass Tex.
to the J C5uffey Petroleum Co with oil.
Steamer CITY Of Augusta Daggett. savannah 70 the
Ocean S. Co with passengers nd mise.
steamer Mama Hata. Charles. Baltimore, 20 Il I
Foster with mdss-
SAILED.
Steamers Hamilton. for Norfolk and Newport News
uaracaibo for Curacao La Guayra. etc: Neseba. for
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
DoukHoeoRs TO BECOME CANADIANS.

Ottawa Ont. Feb. 16-The Department of the
Interior advised to-day of meeting Of the
Doukhohors with Peter Veregin, their leader and
the agents of the department at Swan River and
Yorkton. which it resolved to become Brit
ish citizens and Canadians. The DoukhobOrs also
decided to take out their patents for hOmesteads-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
MORE ARRESTS UNDER SIX SECTIONS.

Police Commissioner Greene said yesterday mat
h. thought the record Of arrests before and after
10 s,v-sa,fion patrol system went into effect On
Iarf,sr, . indicated that the system was working
ueu contrasting the arrests made in two weeks
,,rder the Old system with the arrests made IN TWO
weeks under the new system the following is o0-
eer-el-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
JOHN sPLAN, UNIVERSITY LECTURER.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Lexington. Ky. Feb 16-John Splan the we'll
known horseman has turned lecturer. To-day he
received an offer from the University of Illinois TO
deliver a series of lectures there on the horse He
accepted the offer by wire. and said he VIII divide
his lecture into three parts-the history OF the
horse The horse of the present and the horse OF
The future.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
SAWS MRS. cLoUeH MUST REMAIN.

Newark Feb l6.-Judge Skinner il the Court OF
common Pleas This afternoon, decided that While
be- formal commitment Of Mrs. J. c clough 20 the
,T-r, Plains ASYLUM for the Insane was iiregu-
lsy III. woman was insane, and must remain where
aEe va The Judge said that II any one R.lsheo
- vefsaEed The remedy was IN a writ or huDSaS
-,v1..... .To.l-ht IL the Supreme Court circuit
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
WALTER ADOlcKs's NEW OFFICE.

Boston. Feb. l6-Walter Addicks who has been
associated with the Boston Gas properties ever
since their acquisition by J. Edward Addicks in the
capacity Of chief engineer, has resigned 10 be
come 1ice-presideut Of the Consolidated Gas Com
yany Of NeN-York. Mr.. Addicks viii be retained
hv The Boston gas companies as consulting engl-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
NETWORK CITY.

The annex to the Harlem Hospital opened
for the reception Of patients yesterday. The new
dispensary on the first floor, will have a surgical
room. medical rooms. a large waiting ROOM
six physicians rooms the treatment of special
diseases. and large drug room On the second
floor will be Il childrens ward and a maternity
ward with ten beds each.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
amnscments.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Crru,; Opera Season fDD2-1303.

GRIND Opera season iD9:-19o:s.
Under the direction of MR. VI NAtR RICE GRat-
To morrow. Fvg at s-FAUST Nordica. BrideveN
Alvarez Ed Dc Reszke Campanart Dufriche C"ndIc-
Thurs Eve. Feb 10. at s:59-Der Ping des Nibe-
Special Prices. pAS RHE'NtiofID- Ieuss
T4oIce Scfumaau- HciHk. Marilv, Schef. FrideTel
Anthcs. Rooy. Bispham. EmbIad. Bliss Conductor
Fri Evg Feb 90 at 7:45-DIE MEIsTERsINtiE Err
Gadski Schumanu- Heink: Anthes Van Rooy. Bisphanl
Blass MHhlmanu. Reiss. Conductor Hertz -,
sat Aft. Feb 81 2-FR$ANI SembrtCh. DE
Ndrch Scotti Ites=Ke Conductor. ManciaelH-
Sat Evg.. Feb. u. 7:30-Der Ring des Nbelunsen
Special prices. DIE WAI.KI ERE Gldski- Schumann
Heink Homer. SchAf Marilly. Seygard Bridevel and
Nordica: Burgstaller. Bispham. FImblad- Conductor
Hertz.
Carrie BrideveIl: Rispham. Bass. Entire Opera or
ch4stra. Conductor. Nancneh-
I3O-SIEjiFRGED.
SAT. Feb rs. -C0TTFFtTf MNEFCNCI
WEBER OIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sunrise $50 Sunset 5:21 rises Moons age 90
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook IL 80 Gov Island 1902 He'll Gate ~
P.M-Sandy Hook Gov Island - Hell Gate -
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col
u,un. mre ommcnded to the readers of
The Tribune ns Thoroughly reliable and
business be done by mall with the
advertiser. with perfect safety
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE official closing quo
tatons for mining stocks to-day a follows
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers Hamilton. for Norfolk and Newport New
London
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

| ICARIA.
! f & A Collar &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-12
10 que dIjO Romero Rosa


Aver tarde SO present6 en- esta re-
dacci6n 81 Sr. Romero Rosa, orador
socialiata aeompafad0 p0r Yarias seflo-
ritas obreras y nos hizo Ias siguientes
manifestaeiones.
eQue habfa varios individuOs que
tenian de antemano el proyecto de ter
minar Ii manifestation de que nos
ocupamos aver y al efecto, lleYaron en-
81 sonbrero piedras escoDdidas que
lanzar0n sobre los manifestantes. Que
la policfa no detuvo & los provocadores
del desorden dis0lvi6 Ia manifesta-
ci6n de nm modo brusco yiOlento.9
<Que eI Sr. Jose Vidal Sousa, hom-
bre de ayanzada edad, llevaba una
bandera americana, III que 10 trat6 de
Quitarle por IA policfa, y entOnces III,
Romero, lntervin0 v suplic6 q los pO-
hcias que b dejasen en sus manos1
<1ue por este hecho. fu6 arrestado
inmediatamentey Sc trat6 de agredir-
le, siendo conduoido con Otr0s c0mpa-
heroa III commandments de La P0licfa "
que como Ill cuart0 de- bora de estar
alli, negaron joss Janeiro, Juan Bau-
tisfa Diaz, y otros mas, que hahlaron
en- dicha e0mandancia con algunOs P0-
licfas y eI Juez Kopel.1 ,
SQue mas tarde fu6 conducido al de-
p6sito municipal, siendO puest0 en h-
bertad ba10 fianza dc $l00 cue presta-
ron dos cahalIerOs de esfa ciudad, nara
comparecer hoy 81 iuicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-12

Reglstr6 baales, G0leh0nss j
Males.
Sc llama la atencion del Teso-
rero para que itnpida esd.


Octubre. EI Investigator de rem
fas intsrnas Mr. I'M Hill. signe hacien-
d0 az las suvas, teniend0 Sd may p0ca
essina. por ID que se ve 81 sagrad0
hogar, de los ciudadanOs.
Esta manana & las seis de Ia misma
SO present6 en- la casa del artesano
Antonio Vazquez v como la pnerta es-
tuviera sin tranca annque cerrada. ira.
ca de meterse en- dicha casa y registrar
el aposento sin respetar que ID Sra
Gle Vazquez Sc encOntrara durmiendo.
Como Vazquez Sc opusiera SO march6
yolviendo los pocos momentos acom-
panado do an poEicfa, peruaneciendo
este eli Ia puerta nlientras el lnyAstiga-
dor reQiatf6 oda IA easa FeYolFiendo
bsnlos, cuaehUnss " hasta unos pafFos
dedicados 81 aseo de nifIoa.
Su iuvestigaci6n fu6 infructuosa,
pues no encontr6 ning6n ch6v0.
Son muchas las quejas d. s diario SO
nos dan de este funcionario eli que si-
que las m6ximos de Ga coIega Gibbs,
trata de atropellar & ciudadanos hon
radios.
Respetuosamente llamaTnos Ia aten-
ci6n del Tesorero para que ponga coto
q tales desmanes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-12
{ De maestro coyresponsal)

Octubre 10. En- San Lorenzo s
ocurrido un case que comprueba Ia
parcialidad del gobierno. No hace
muchos dlas fue completamente sepa
RADIO de su destino de Tesorero NUM-
cipal de Hato Grande Ell senior don
C&ndido SeIl6s. En- 81 mes de Agosto
al snspenderle ell Alcalde este apela Ill
SecraEaKio De Puerto Rieo axnpar6ndo-
se de N VICENTE aap lnsini ana III.
ce elaro y ter1ninan6eFnnn one las
tesoreros municipales no pueden ser
Separates de sus cargos sin formArsele
expediente comprohar las quejas.
En- aquella fecha ell Secretario di6 or
den al Alcalde para que dejase en- su
destino al sefior Selles, mientras Sc
tramitase el expediente, v cual no ss-
ria la sorpresa de todos al saber que Ell
Acting Secretary Mr.. Gale deYuelye
al AlcaIde Ell expediente, no encuensra
fundamento en- las acusaciones que ha-
clan en- contra del senior Selles, pero
deia Ia election del AIcalde ell sus-
pender 8 deiar on su destino al senior
SelIes. Sin perdida de tempo, destitu-
yeron al senior Seil6s y nombran en- su
lugar & don Francisco Montafiez Juez
de Paz que fu6 destitufdo por ell Homo
rable Attorney General Mr.. Sweet.
por ciertas irregularidades.
Asf % administra justicia en- las al
tas esferas ohciales, prescindiendo de
las leyes vigentes. A pes0r de no es-
tar compobrados los oargos en- contra
de don Candido Selles, apesar de 10
que dice la ley que no 30 puede sus-
pender an tesorero municipal sin la
comprehension de esos cargos; MIR. Ga
le interpreta la ley dejando 4 la elecc-
ci6n del Alcalde ell destituirlo 6 ell de-
| iarlo en- su destino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-12

diaamene empea ciena los meOs resudos para
los es ndicad la ben conoda Emulsion de Scott
muy Emulsion de Scott mdcameno que empeo
magnhco rsuado odos los intermediates
pumonares smpes La es6fu brOnquit aquismO
lInfatismo, etc. = DR. Francisco Penichet, Hsbana-
Don Antonio Moreno Diaz doctor medcina crug resi-
Habana ceca haber usado los enermos de raq
debdad oganea Emulsion de Scott sempre resuados
marayiIosos.
Cr6co hace mucho tempo empando la Emulsion de
dado result
maravIloso. = DIR. Miguel Ortiz Carrillo Habana
Davalos Habaua, que
tempo ndicando larga prcca medca Ia Emulsion
Scott obtenendo empre los resultadOs mas saaCtOrOs
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ANTEs De PoUnR

ntilizarlos, es menester extraer 81
fferro d orc de la piedra mineral.
Lo mismo pQede decirse del aceite
dc hfgado de hacalao. Sus virtudes
no SO encuentran en- sus materiaH
grasosas v mucho menOs en- sd as
queroso sabor y olor. Ninghn tfsico
8 persona que padezca otra affection
agotante, ha derivado importantes
beneficios de 10 que Sc llama aceite
do higado de bacalao en- estado ma
.tural. Sus efectos sobre los nervios,
la repugnancia con que 10 recibe el
est6mago, 10 mucho que ofende al
olfato al paladar, son mas que
sufieientes para contrarestar, en- Ia
naaYorfa de Las gentes, gus buenos
efeotos como medicina, y ESQ sin to-
mar en- cuenta que es de di6cil de
gesti6n. Sin embargo, siempre he-
mos tenido motive para Greer, que
envuelto en- los elementos que CON-
ponen el aceite de bacalao, Sc en-
Contraban propiedades curatiyas del
mas alto valor. PerO fu6 necesario
Bspararlas de Eu nauseabunda ma
triz sn que esSaban c0mbinad0s, y
este es 10 que con gran exito Sc ha
efectuado en- La elaboration de Ia
PREPARAcEON DE WARiPOLR
en- cuyo efcaz remedio, tan sahroso
como Ia miel, tenemos toda la esen-
cia del Aceite de Higado do Bacalao
Puro, combinada con Jarabe dc He
pofoatitos Comnuesto, Extractoa dc
Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. Estos in
gredientes, constituyen nm recons-
fructor do tsiidcs, nm purifcador de
la samgre, Y an reconstituyente ga-
neral incompatible. Ante este rs
medic, La enferpaedad 40 retira con
una eicacia v rapidezs que asoanbra
4 los facultativos tantO como deleita
& los enfeRmoa5 In todas las enfeF-
medadea agOtankea como Anemia, Ea-
cr6fula, Innnenza, Clor6sig, Diargea
Cr6nica, Gripa, Tiaia, iarnas deia do
pKopogcionaT nm aliyio y curar III
Sr. Or. N. RaHniYas AreAlann, de ALk>
xico, dices Iaa Preparation fle Wana-
pole 60 doblanents elicaz en- laa -
se0nianes Pnlm0nare, p0T Ia acci6n
de los principles siyos del aoas~
te de h3gado de baoala0 Cada d6
Ble a. sfesiYA "a tosas iaa Botieaa.
M -
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DENyAGIA

Aver fueron denunciados bajo Ia
acusaci6n de alterar In paz p6blica, los
obreros Eduardo Conde. jose Storer
y Eugenio Sanchez.
Este 6ltimo seg6n Sc nos dijo no es-
taba en- Ia manifestation.
Los otros dos sefIores hicieron ueo
de la palabra en- la plaza SCol6n> aeon
seiando al pueblo el mayor 6rden.
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DGpariamGnt0 do COrrOOs,
oficIna del Inspector de correos
San Juan. P. R.. Oct. II. 1908.

De acuerdo con las instrucciones del
Administrator dc Correos General,
Washington, ID. c., GO anuncia que
los Ofciales del Gobierno de Puerto
Rico, sus departamentos. divisiones Y
sub-divisiones, incluyendo Ell Gober-
nador, miembros del Consejo Eiecuti-
vo. v jueces de las cortes. no tienen
derecho al priVilegio de franqueo libre.
Todos los administradores de correos
de Puerto Rico han sido instruidos de
no aceptar correspondence del Go
bierno Insular sin franqueo complete.
D. E. Mcleod, Inspector de Correos,
Inspector Encargado INFERNO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-12
SANTIAGO MARI

Sc encuentra en- eata ciudad el dis
tinguido caballero de San German don
Santiago Mari.
Fufmos presentados & ell por Ell esti-
mable caballero don Luis Leccia, di-
rector de 81 'EstandardS.
Saludamos atentamente & tan apre-
ciabIe sefTor.
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ANGEL Ala
SastTO do LOndvGs, Paris J Madrid
Successor do PsdnIO

Acaba dc abrir sn gran sastrerfa en-
al rnisnao local dc gu antecesor sesOT
Tedyu3o. con un msgnifco surtido en-
toda clase de casinlires, merin0ss fra
nelas aIpacas. driles de hilo blancOs.
piqu6s, etc.
Corte tngi6s, Frances Americana
v Espafiol.
Sc hacen traIes v abragos para
se1oras Y senoritas de los llsmados
sCorte de sastre''.
Precios sin coFnpefencia.
San Francisco 80 prinaar piaO.
San Jusn Puerto Rioo. SOW 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-12
Post Office Department
oaIee of the Post oHIes Inspeeto!

San Juan. P. R., Oct. II. 1908.
Pursuant with instructions Of the
Postmaster General notice ID hereby
given that the officers Of the Porto
Rico Government, its departments.
divisions and bureaus, including Go
vernon. members of the Executive
Council and justices of its courts, are
not entitled TO the use OF the penalty
envelope. All postmastera have been
SO instructed.
D. E. Mcleod, P. O. Inspector.
Acting Inspector IN Charge.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-12

Aeting Inspeotor q Charge.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-12

poF enclma de Il as
ilIa las 50 d0Ia
oIaccIdn do I'M Aleald0 ol
daslItuIF . no 4 ull tesOTeFO
municipal.

Fue nornbrado tesoreroi I'm e3-
Juex de Par que habia side
destituGao por II Attorney Ge-
neral.
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No hay positivamente emulsion que pueda compararse
con Ia leg1tma de Scott Asf 10 prueba este diploma.
Imitadores sin cuento esfuerzan por producer ago
gua pero no 10 logran Podrdn adoptar nombres que
prmera vista confundan el del artculo original,
pero ESQ no da yirtud ntles mezcolanzas Ell que
quiera que desde e principle la leg1hma
Emulsion de Scott, economizando as1 tempo dinero.

Tengo gusto mana que va hace tempo usando
incompatible sto prparado conocdo e nombre de
Emulsion de sco de hgado baao las accones
pumonar muy parcuarmente ts tan fecuente entire
oro manifestations facas tan frecuens amben
paes ropcaes que consuyn decO ash Ell fondo de
pundo tanto los antos
co en- los nino Scott puede condarse
Doctor Louis Montana de las Facuades de
Paris y dc Barcelona, Habana, Cuba.
empleado pacea Ia Emulsion de Scott de aceie de
hgado hpofos6to de cal debo decr
m nm aente para la escrofuo afccones
tuberculosis elaboration dea nada desear
sr e. M. Desvernine Habana
Dice j usrado Don Alfonso Beaneourt Ia Haban
Gntiaao Is legftma 1abasada pOr SCOTT e ]
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-11
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cured by One Bottle of chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

"When l had an attack of the grip
last winter 1.-THE second onc) l actually
cured myself with one bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy says Frank ".
Perry, editor Of the Enterprise, Shorts
vile, y. Y. This is the honest truth. ]
at time kept from coughing myself to
pieces by taking teaspoonful Of this
remedy, and when the coughing spell
would come on at night I would take
a dose and it seemed that IN the briefest
interval the cough would pass of and /
would go to sleep perfectly free from
cough and its accompanying pains. To
say that the remedy acted as a most
agreeable surprise is putting it very
mildly. had no idea that it would or
could knock out the grip, simply because
/ had never tried It for such purpose,
but it did, and it seemed with the second
attack of coughing the remedy caused it
to not only be less of duration, but the
pains were far less severe, and I had not
used the contents of one bottle before
Mr.. Grip had bid me adieu." For sale
BY G. C. Stone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-11
CLEVELAND NOT A CANDIDATE.
Says he Is Out for Good and WIN Never
Go Into Politics.

New York, March ll.-Former Presi,
dent Grover Cleveland yesterday denied
that he had come to New York city for
any political purpose, as was rumorcd
yesterday. He said:
4 came solely for the purpose of at.
tending the Beecher memorial meeting in
Brooklyn last night. The reports that
j had political talk with Edward NJ.
Shepard, William c. Whitney and Others
are untrue.
4 am not in politics. am out for
good. only saw Mr.. Shepard last night
for two minutes and politics did not fig
ure in our conversation. Politics is fur
tlrest from my thought at present, al
though l am always ready to act in an
advisory capacity, if so desired.
As for taking any active part in poll.
tics, that is not to be considered"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-11
READY FoR THE FRAY.

while ships, as II putting up steam,
will begin TO move forward in slow
revolutions, leaving behind them
white streaks OF foam such as are
observed In the wake Of moving YES
sells. When meeting at the dividing
line, they will have attained quite a
respectable speed, humping and cutting
together in the endeavor to push one
another farthest from the dividing line.
The engagement often proves an excit-
Ing one. OF course the side has won
which has the larger number Of ships
nearest the center after the ARRAY.
The chemical solution OF this seeming
mystery is quite simple. Chalk, being
largely carbon. combines with the acid
OF the vinegar In carbonic acid-the
same gases that cause the effervescence
Of most mineral waters. The gases
rise to the surface OF the vinegar in
small bubbles of sufficient strength to
cause the current which turns the
chalk.
Since the patriotic youth will want
to see the American boats win, 1t Will
be well for him to remember that the
best quality OF chalk contains the lar
gest proportion of carbon. It will also
prove Of advantage to plane the chalk
carefully, SO as to permit 1t to glide
eas!lv.-Harper's.
Composition Game.
A single article is shown for linn
tied time, then put away. AL are fur
nlshed with pencil and paper and told
TO write as complete description as
possible. but In few words. The papers
are collected, and the words on each
are counted. A prize is given to the
one who has used the fewest WORKS in
a good description.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-11
TROUBLE OVER LICENSES.
EIkins People Secure An Injunction
Against Town Council.

EIkins, W. Va, March ia great
sensation has been caused here by an
injunction issued by Judge John HON.
er Holt of the circuit court, restraining
the city council from granting licenses
for the sale Of liquors. The newly elect
ed council is opposed to the granting OF
license. and the outgoing one proposed
to issue license indiscriminately to all
applicants. Judge Holt, on application.
granted an Injunction to this proceeding
and the Temperance people are jubilant.
Public opinion Is largely with the court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-11
CHAMPION sToGlE MAKER
Of the World Works at Fairmont.-Turns
out 1900 Stogies Per Day.

Fairmont has the champion stogic
maker in the United States. and his
name is Ed Finch. Ed is son of the
late Thomas Finch and was born and
reared in Grafton. His mother is a
daughter of Robert NlcConkey, one of
the oldest cigar manufacturers in the
state. Last week, so we learn from the
Fairmont Times. Ed turned out 200
stogics and worked ten hours each day
The average IS about 1900 to 5000. The
man who knocks out G,OOO is considered
i hustler of the first water. Finch works
Tor Clyde S. Holt, and his big weeks rec
ord was made on the popular little Dutch
,togies. Finch does not appear to work
much faster than other rollers, but his
stogies pile grows at a rate that Is al
most startling. IL is claimed that he is
most startling. 1t is claimed that he is
stogie makers think otherwise Ed is
willing to give them a whirl. Making
100 stogies in one week Of ten hours
a day is no small job. 1t means that he
turns out about two complete stogies ey-
cry minute he is at work. After watch
ing Finch roll en- up for an hour Fair
mont man remarked that he was swifter
and more accurate than any machine he
had seen except the Linotype. The lat
est record in making stogies previously
reported, it IS said. was made by an Ohio
man, who turned out 200 in week of
ten hours a day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-11
REV. DIXON
hi as GREAr LEcTuRE, ZEE
THREAT OF soclAL1sM-sE-
CURED By THE 7. n. c. A
WIN Deliver the Lecture Next Sunday
Afternoon a. Grand Opera House.

Rev. Frank Dixon, of Hartford, Conn.,
the Younger brother of Rev. Thomas
Dixon, Jr., the man who wrote The
Leopard Spots" has been secured by the
y NJ c. i. to deliver his lecture, The
Threat Of Socialism" in this city next
Sunday at 4 o'clock in the city opera
house.
Rev. Frank Dixon is the pastor of a
large and influential church in Hartford
Conn. As an orator he Is eloquent,
str;king, dramatic, forceful. His wide
reading. brilliant satire. keen wit, and
his fine power Of analysis, Joined with
clear. strong. breezy thought and com
pelling logic, give him the mastery OF
an audience.
The Rev. Frank Dixon was born in
Cleveland county, \. c, February Is
lsCG. He is the younger of group OF
three brothers, who have made national
and International reputation. The Rev.
A. C. Dixon, Of Boston, formerly OF
Brooklyn, and long associated with Mr.
Moody. is known as one Of the most
powerful evangelists and Lecturers on
either side of the Atlantic.
Thomas Dixon, Jr., author OF "The
Leopard Spots" stands at the head Of the
lyceum platform in America. The Rev
Thomas Dixon, the father, is now 81
years old. and still breaches to his eoun-
try churches. He has built out Of the
wilderness of Piedmont, \. C., sixteen
flourishing churches in his ministry Of 80
years.
1t is understood that the Association
will issue free tickets for this lecture,
They may be secured at the Association
Office after s o'clock Friday morning,
UPON application. Doors will open at 3
o'clock and the lecture viii begin at 1,