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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26
Varic0ceIe.

nant. The veins take on the appea r
ance of a bunch of angle worms and
the feeling is as if worms were crawl
ing Immediately under the flesh. The
result is impaired sexual vitality, numb
ness of the parts. fabbiness of the
scrotal covering and eventually impo-
tency. AS in structure, many doctors.
over-enthusiastic about surgery at
tempt to remove the cause of varicocele
by cutting out the varicosed veins. AS
the Medical News of st, Louis asserts,
this Is sheer nonsense. The varicocele
can be cured permanently by mild
means that have a direct effect on the
organ as well as on the blood. I will
have no trouble curing your varicocele
quickly and thoroughly by my special
S,.afhod
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

As men grow
older, the pros
trate. a gland ly-
ing at the base of
the bladder and I'M
uediately to the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

]. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. Q.
% nman Building % 12 Broad St. Atlanta once $50
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08
La CANDIDATURA DEL
SIR. T. A. OH APA.

Lizonjsra es Ia perspective de Ia
Cand!daLuHA Gai Sr. f. A. Chapa pa
ra Mayor de La Ciudad de San Anto-
MO. La imprksi0n que ha olusado cn
los CfrCulos americanos no Dugda Ser
mas halagiiefa, y Is seguro que EN-
oAso de qste acelpte sera lin olan--
pe6n Doderoso en contra de cualquier
aEpiTante. Es digno de loa nl que en-
Csia vcZ sc hayan hecho un lado
los pn-julclos de rlZa, para Yer soda
mnnta las grandes clml,dQhes del ciu-
dadano
Como dijimos or I'm ntimero pasado
de nWsSuo el2manario, hay on San
Antonio un gran nImero de mexica-
nos originarioS dc aQuf, que son ciu-
dadantFS anericl1os, y un gran nt-
nero de maXiCaGios n4tlIr illiza4os IN
aptitud de votar. 81 81 gran eil.men
TO mGNicauo Sc une f1arUemmsnte paua
apoyar al Sr. Chapa, es sRguro que
n victoria de este no Eerd dudOsa
Convene, pueS, CUE taTto los riu-
daduno; naEivoS como los paturaliza-
dos esten en- gnardia para movensa
en- podarosa Cofrnna fin de atesu
guar ssl leaitad & Ia sanSre viril =
noble de los descendientes de Hidal-
go y Juarez.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.
AsesinatO de Nova,

SeGufn, Texas, Die. 5.-El olso de
los !Adividuos Gcus2GOs del asesirlGC
de Antonio Moutoya, I'm antique ran
ch@ro me:tioIl0, induatri0so y s'espeta
be, fac cuntinuaHo durlnte ol Derio-
do de IA Cora de DiatTlto aauf. QUE
Sc acHba de Car:rar, 4 Oalisl de II ul
5enCla de teStigrs impo.tantcs Dor
par:e del Estndo.
Los lectarcS del Regidor recordlr;tll
el asasinato dc NIoya que Oourri0 en-
los plLmaro5 Gfas del veTnno lilti1no,
fue peculi2d1nente atroz.. ST.: cuerno
fue encontrado en- el rio Guadalupe.
cou!o Il unas tres miIlls nrribl de
Seguin con un peso atDio 4 Gl, su
Cabeza triturada Il golpeS.
que clos viaron 4 cinrtos maxicanos,
a!acar Y golpaar 4 Nioya, en un Id
gar no l5j3s de ionde fuG GncCntr2do
Sd cuarI5O, que yieTon que 10 nrras
t:'aron IN direction del RIO.
Estos dos nnGhachos han deSaparc
cido y aunque Sc ha hecho unl hi-
ligentc indagaci6n. no Sc ha posjido
encortrur!os, Y u uutoridad cree que
eGtos dos LaStigGs iIlispensaDles cs-
tan muertcs. Su dssaparici6n ha crea
DO bastante aenSaci6n, y Sc les bus
ca sctiydmsase.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08
Precio 25 cs.

maXicanos Corfiscados en- Laredo, Dor
Guerer introducirlos de Con:na apantIo
--Sot@ro Caultu hl deman<hido 4 La
Compahfa dc T'nanvfas Dor danes
nsEJGiCios, en- Ia SUNNI ds S25, 900.
Il. DdvilA ha peuido diyorcio de
su esposa Bgigida NJ Divi!A.
-El tren que Va 4 Laredo, gaAe &
las 9:15 de- Id manana, de San An
tonic; e. Que va Eagle Pass, sale
q las de II naflana.
- juan Longoria, diliens Rirvi6 como
cartefo dnrante nleTe aiits. n1uy
apreriado por sus buenoa eomDortst-
mientos. renanCi6 slI Duasto ayer.
L. G. Espinosa ha sido damarda-
do por el Fiscal ds Ia CMidad.
--Porfirio 2. Garcia ha tguGferfdn
@u propiedad en- Riverside Park, 4
Ia sonora Agnes Pleuffer.
Victor Meyida. un m,chacho dc
nu1ve afios, 32l n. Peros St, iba en
bictcleta, clmartes ,iltimo. por IL ca
lie West Commerce, cuando choco con
lin caTro chyendo sin sentido con una
heCida en q hueso frontal.
Ell Gran Jurado esta en sesi6u
invesugando Ia muc~te de- Carlos Cas-
tillo.
En- Ia COrte de Distrito 20 eS4a
Ycnti!ando hoy ell asesinato de TRo-
drfg'tez. hecho por Tomds Villcgas e7,
Mayo dltimo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08

POtalva II. Ademds caycron solre
los otros. otras Lautas granadas que
produIeron las exptosiones consiguisn
tca.
El Pnltaya era uu acoraza,lo do
i0,960 toneiadns do dcsplazamiento: !:
ll,Z55 GabAlios de fuorza, copstrtido
rn San petcrsburgo. 5u costo fu6 dc
s6.0O0,000. El Retvizan fne constraii.
do en- Filsdelfia, de 12,7O0 toneindas.
San peterBburgo, Die s.----..Si los in
formes japoneses RoD oIeftos respec-
TO Que han montado cafioues en-
Metre Hiil, IN situacihn 81 consiaera
aQuf mliy @egia, Y ha creado tai nosI
cia honda iInprhsion en los cfrculos
oficinlas. ~ eg verdnd quo han ST.
do dcstrdfdos los lniuues rusos, tt,da
esporanaa dc quo los otros cscancn,
se ha pcrdido. Y no qucda mas re-
Gurso que hundFr los restantes para
cvitar que caigan en- poder del eneml-
go.
la importgncia dc 203 Metre Ifiil
esta eYidenciadl por la tentativh del
General stoWasei para rscapturarlo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08
-
ROOSEVELT Y EL GENFRHL DIHZ
EN SAN ANTONIO.

San Antonio sara honrada e. pro-
Ximo Mayo, dice San Antonio Gazet-
to-, con Ia presencia de los prasi-
dentcs de dos de las mas grnndes
republicans del mundo.
FL Business Mems Club ha reribido
information que 4 manos que cir
cunstancias impreystas Ea presen-
ten, cl ;resideute Dtaz cstard aquf
dlIrantc III reunion de los Rough
RidcrsS Il fin de veTse con cl Prcsi-
dcntc Roosevelt, que sara el huesped
de San Antonio on csa OCCASION.
La invitaci6n nj Prcsidcnte Dfaz
fuc hEfcha por el Business Mems
Club. tan pronto como Sc supo de-
finitivamenio que cl Presidents Roos
evelt vendrfa, FL Prosidente nlaz
cSia ansio5o de conocer 4 L. Cabeza
dol GoUicrno Americana, We en-
tsto la mojor oportunidad para hacar-
10 asf.
Esta noticia fue dada eli n junta de
directories del business MEMS Clt1.
cfectuada el dfa dos del prosentc pst-
ha"a' las primoras Preparedness pre-
litninarC4 de IN r2Copti6n que ha dc
ha1rse al rrgsidhnte Ii los Rough
Riders,
Un comiic compucsto do Chla. w.
Ogden, j. y. Brown. Geo. " ramg-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08

han II. t. Hildebrand SO hA nom
brado para q Sc dirigiaTan al PreSi-
de1tH Roosevelt ddndoIe las graciaE
por haber acceptable "a oportunidah dH
veuir Il San Antonio.
DcspuSs Sc discuti6 cl programl on
general. docidi6ndosa claborar todo
III festival.
Los. Rough Riders nstarAh aGuf cua
tro dfas,. y duraute ese tempo Sc
ran tambiGn los hu6gpedcs dc Ia Cill-
dad.
Sc Droyecta 81 que los fcTrocarriles
pongan iarifas cspcciales para eXcllr
stones dc todas parties de Texas. Y
so inyit+tra para que cstGn presentHs
& los goberuadoTes de Texas. Loui-
siana. Arkansas, New Mexico Okla
homa, Y tnd0s los cunp!eados del Es-
tadO y fesiariles.
Muchas de las companies de las mi
licias voluntArias. vendrdn, se hara
una invitation general todo el Es-
tWlo dc Texas.
Una gran parada cn honor del Pre-
sidento Gcrd arfcglada. cn In que to-
mfrdn plfto todos los ciudaGlhnos
dc San Antonio
Tod0s los inlcmbros de- In iuntn dc
81
Gtuyicron presentes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08
PERSONALES,

En las oftcipas del Reridor estu-
vicron "sta semana lag persunns Ell
guientes pagar su subscription: re-
lix Guerra, de- Ampfion, Tox.: Luz
cas Ghl'ardo. Esperanzas, Coah.: Mar
tin Contreras. Elmendoff, Tex: Pc
dro Hapata. Maxwell, Tex; Josa NJ.
Ii'cteo. Hda. San Carlos, Coah.. Me
xico; Adrian Ochoa, Mountain House,
Tex; Gregorio Trevifio, Kerryil.s.
Texas.
ID. Juan Castill6n, dc Monterrey. er,
ei Hotel Mahncke; Juan Qufutana de
Nuevo LarHdo,en 81 Sonther: Rnn,6n
Il. Dfaz. Durango. Mex. en ei Bexar.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08
LOCALES.

juan Robes hu Eido coudalado d
Ciaaia por Tubn.
Ell T!sTHcs tiltimo las siguinu-es
personals hlciGron Lraspaao de Gus pro
pietiades Carlos FLORES q Francisco
Flores, South Colorado ST.; Ben J.
Vargas y eysposa q Addie III. Kanipt,
Arsenal ST.; Florsnsic y Angc1iea Var
,tsts loft; ss6kh , COS, ST.
Trinidad Martfnez ds Gig CALI.
Buenavista. fue aInestadp el lanes n
crsado de querer matar d Eu csDo=a
RafHela AIartfnez.
Han perdido permiso para clsarga
Agustfn ArriaSa Jr. y Nellie *. Glib
maj: Rafael EScobedo y Maria A.
GngTr.la-
-PoTfirio Garcia ha demandario 4
Dan Sullivan, por asunto de tier'lllss.
-Cecilio Aivarldo ha sido urrcstl-
do acusLdo de robo.
~-Adeiu Cloud P6rez ha pedido di-
vorCiO DE slt cSDoSo Tomas Perez, V
$50 meEsualsS para snstenEmiento de
slls nifios.
Han pedido pnrmiso para casar-
gill.
-FIor@nCia Pcna, de lLn aiiO dc -
dad muri6 cl sdbado ultimo Gil In ca
lie del Arsenal.
Pedro Rodriguez fue arrestado noI
habcr asaltado Domingo Dfaz. Ro-
drfguez sali6 baio fian2a de 5000.
Antonio AiCAntara f,l6 arrcstaslo
por Grrojar piodras Il Ia cabeza de
Juan Cara
C. Sanchez fu6 arrestado por na1-
f!idos en- la VIA piblica de una init
nern Gscandalosa. ,
--BoiifaGio Flores y Jalcobo Coma.
lez fueron arr@stados por 1s41sdfr cul-
10 Il Baco cn una forma no mny CO.
rrccta.
Las personas siguicntes han tras
pasado su propiedad: FIonsncio Con
zhlcZ y eaposa Il Hortenaia NInrti- |
hez, propiodad on South tqoIgs; |
Charles II. Blydenburg Il Eosh Cer-
vautce Vidal, East End; Manuel Flo |
~ - NfSi''H t'lF9s AcIib ESsBu NtHi~
cos; Commonwealth Lard and 1mpro- |
roment Company Il j.. II Martini. |
Glide St: ]. u. CallaGhsn Joe
Icntner Carlos Cu1t6S. Keanwood
st.
--Jos6 TreviO. TN pintof, fu6 nr-
reataho por ebrio tlcsnrdcBario.
--Mauuni Cardenas fus arTnstado po
nmpinar dcnaaiaJlo ri codo y mulladc
en- cinco pesos.
---Jacobo Coy y Thco. Anderson
fucTon arrestados por quebrantar laH
eyea probibicionistas del jusgo. I'll
arrcsto 30 hizo por qucjas de Dioni-
sio Ri de g, G.. Galindo, de Ross
1iilo, Guiencs sc Quejln de que &c les
y luago SO los hizo jn-
gar para que soltaran Ia plata
.~-Aurelio MARTINEZ fu6 aTrestHdo y
en veinticinco pesos por NAL
ratar y amenazaT 4 Manuela yald6s.
Aver muri0 de once meaes de e.
lad. en- ParkAvc., L,iz Uvalle
--Elpr6ximo martea seran vend.rios
IN 81 Ediftclo Federal, 100 cajas dc
hurus. 1900 cajas dc cigaFr0s 10
oiszas de gtnero8 deshiladog, efcltos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08
Il Mensaje del Pre-
sidente Roosevelt.
Ell QUE TENGA OIDOS QUE OLGA.

gica. entonces es meior que no tome
tai actitud.
La constants mira de esta nacion
depe Ser 2cercar cuanto antes eI dfa
en- que en- Cd murdo refine Ia paz y Ia
justicia
La paz del terror tiraniGo, la paz
de una Cobarsle debilidld, Ia paz de n
injusticia, tOdo ns,o dehe ser ,.vita-
90 como Sc evlta ana guerra inius-
Ii. tQue Gira de ezta polftica G! Pre-
sid2nte Diaz, de MGxico?)
Paz, gcncralmente, quiere dncir jus
ticil, pero 81 hay un coaf!icto entra
las dos, nuestra lelltad dehe catar
del laao do In jugticih.
FL derecho a Ia libel,tad y In res-
ponsabilidad por el ejercicio dA ese
derecho no tistsst.sn estar diyorciado
TN gran ptssta h!enaaijo a,ig III, Ia 1ffoer
tad no es un don que pueie perma-
neasr largo tempo en- las manos de
los Cobardes.
ST Las grandes naciones ciyilizadus
del dfa sa desarmasen, al r&sultado
Immediate serfa una I'ecrlMcsconcia de
haTonrismo en- UNA fonma Gn otra.
In ,
rcspcto dc ST misma, y dc hacer bian
i las demas, debc disponer de una
fnsgD1 adccunin para cnlmplir psos
dchefcs que tiene que llcnar en- cl
mundo.
No es ciarto que los Esbados Uni
dos tenghn hambre de tierras, nj es
cierto que sueiien con interyenir en-
los asuntos dc LIS otras. nacioncs
oxccpto para la prosperidad dc elias
Cualquier pals que SO mancje bien
p,teAo contar con nucstra cordial a.
mistad
Las reWoluciones cr6nicas On cl
Continente Americana pueden obligar
4 los Estados Unidos 4 oiercor so
brc los pafses 1evoltosoa un po,ler
dc polftica International.
lbs inevitable que una naci6n como
la nueStra Sc nnyestra ansiosa DE ma
niicstar su horror por las ma&anzas
de judfos en Klsheneff, sRusia, 6
c1iando uno ate5tigua In crueldad do
que han sido vfctimas los amcricancs.
Ningdn bien lc Rarrxa 4 Russia 81,
negative de pasaporte para que los
judfos, Conciudadanos nuestros, PIT
dicran yiaiar por cl tarritorio ruGo.
El brazo fucrte del gobierno pnrl
autncntr cl rospeto de s,is deiSscho3
justos en Ios akumtoa ihternneionals,s,
es Ia marina.
NuosStrn Soz es pOtentc para In
paz, y es asf porq15 no tancmos mic
Wv ~ ish bl'tt W.
NJ presento los filipinos son iucada
ccs dc oxistir indcpendlentemmte, 8
do dcsarroliar una civilization propia,
Epro que al fin SO capacitaran pa
ra ehto. y ostarAn on In misma re-
lN3i6n que eata actHalmente Cuba pa.
~, r.,-, t,,y ISsT,,i,-, I -, i,;,,z,
EAto Tin puas1s ser intteflnidarnmta
papucsto, 81 nuestro pueblo 60 de-
'naSiado msCio para ntendar Il Ina
tnrpes pgligrosns intrigas do indepen
Gencia. para Ia que los fFipinoa no
estdn preparados, SIN atender nj pro
hIoma moral y material do los mis-
mos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08

lie aquf condensado, al MAnsaie del
Presictante Roosevelt al Senado nj
Congreso Amaricanos, al comenzar- In
Terouu Session del Quincuage,slmo DC
tavo CongnseD, el de Diciembre de
1901. En- e., Teodoro Roosevelt SO
revcla cstaaiiaIa "pur sang" peiitr
goso de las Republicans Iatino-Ano
ricanns.
La nac!0n continua goaando dc no.
table proSperidad.
Los gastos del gobierno dlsben ser
regulates con la misma rigida escru
psllosidah que los sastos de Iln nego
clio particular.
Los obreros tienen completo de-
recho dc organizarse. Bajo ninguna
circunzt ancia tienen d,s1echo d ,ejer-
Ger yioiencias contra annelloa SFIie-
ssIR slrysn.
Ia practica do los tumuItos IS in
tolsntble en- cuaiquier forma
Es un absurdo csperar eliminar los
abusos de Jas grandes corporariones
por rrpasIio de la ucci6n del estado.
Las grandcs corporaGiones son ne
cesarias, paro estas corporacioues; dc
hen scr manejadas CON el debido r,se,-
peto al intcrGs del pnblico, como un
todo.
El factor detnrminants en- Cadtl Cia-
So do trabajo daibe ser ri buen santi
do prupio del hombra, y su valor y
bond5h
,Si los consignadorefs los fcrroca-
rifles son culpnblcs. ESQ no importa;
la rsbaja dc flctes5 deIpe stIsDenherso.
los abuses dc los Garros priyaslOss
de los cambia-vias terminates priva-
dos, asi como los sistamns dc Gambia
Was deben aer s7tspCndidos.
I'll EobiCrno dcbe aumontar In vigi-
iancia reglamentar el trnha 10 de los
fcGroclTTilfs, y. tai vigilancin rs Ia
mica alternative para almcntar los
dafios para. por otr'a partc. establo
cor una poiYtica mas radical.
Ninguna comllEidad cristiana v rivi
Jinllh puHde dejar dc ipteresaTse cn
IN juwentud do hoy.
Els desnabfc que las muiorca casa
,las 10 trabajen on fabricns. El primer
doiter de Ia mujar es ser madie, ANA
de Ia casa.
81 una naHa no tietue hijos on n
bundAncIa, o 81 los hijos no 80 dssa-
rfallar, 8 III los dNaaroltahos no dis
frritan DE- buona sa,ud corporal men
tal do nadn lc seryira IL sumu de
riWleaa que tengan.
T4l hombrc que soipen fai cspo-
81 csta inadecaiatiamente nastigmio con
priai6n. probablemnnte aiguna forma
ue caatig0 corporal es mus prupia
pare CastiBar Su ocinen.
Los ycternnos dc IA guerra civil
tienen ante Ia naci0n mayorcs dsag-
thoa que cWtlquicr Otro grupu dts cili-
dadanOs.
La question De ser Un bucn Gmari-
eatio no tienc que vcr nada con- su
lugAr de nacimiento, como no iicnn
que yor nnHn con sn credo.
ri anieriCunismU bUano 60 ud asGtn-
TO Dc ooraa6n, de conciencia, de ais
piracioncs Iegantadas, dc sentid0 co
min.
81 Nnu naci6n M tiGna S,rlchntc
funaI para asumiF una Gtitud ener-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-08
ANECDOTA DEI. CZAR,

Ei Conflicto ritso- -Japon6s dn intnr6s
especial una anecdota inedlta. nue
I'm antique Official do Ia marina fran
o1a1, refierc en- una car4a lena ds
cutosos recnerdoa peaHonales dol Ex
trernu Orientc.
Dicho Official Sc halleba en ylaai.
vostock, npagntficc puerto rreaao no,
Rusta en el mar del rap0n, nj migno
tempo que el Czarcyftch Nicolas 49,
hoy Nlcolas lf,--quien EN- el mes ds
Mayo de 1881, habfa lido 4 colocar los
cimicntos del primer trozo del ferro.
cargil tfansiberiano,
Habiando de la nueva ciuhad rusa
nn diplomatico americana expres5
esea opinion; que representaba en-
s'l conoepto. la punta de In espada
cuya einpufadura estaba ell San ps
tersburgo.
ustea SO eIuivoca caballero~
testo el Canrexttch ;--y sefia,aba In Jt
recci6n do TOXIC. mas alld del mar
del Jap6n--lo que hay aquf 90 un
escudo!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-16
TRUCK
HEAD AGAINST CAR BUMPER AS
HE SLIPPED AND FELL
ON THE ICE.
MICHAEL GILL, YARD BRAKEMAN
SUSTAINS SERIOUS INJURY
TO HIS HEAD.
Half Unconscious and Irrational He
Wanders Aimlessly Around on the
Railroad Track-Mind May
Be Badly Affected.

The perilous condition of the grounc
caused by ice sesuied in very seriou,
injrrd Saturday morning TO Michael A
Gill, son of Thomas Gill, OF North Depot
street. As he was going from his home
TO work in the yards as brakeman. in
company with John Frazier, he slipped
as he stepped up to the railroad track
and fell against a car bumper. Frazier
says the back of his head struck the
bumper, but he contends that he fell on
his forehead. The fall rendered him APP
parently unconscious and Frazier went
back to the Gill home To get assistance,
While he was gone Gill revived, got up
and walked down the track.
Nothing more was thought Of the in
cidcnt until two or three hours later.
when it was noticed that he had not
gone to work. A search was then in.
stituted and he was found wandering
through the yards. He had been out
Is for a. the "Yn and returned, seem.
iugly not knowing where he was. He
was taken home in semi-consciou-
condition and has been lelirious all day.
There are no marks on his head to
indicate where the injury is and the ma
ture and extent Of it have not as vet
been fully determined. The accident
may catisc him to lose his,mind entirely
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-16
TEST WELL
is DRILLING
On the Stout Farm in the Salem Dis
trict to Fifth Sand-It Was Dry in
the GOrdon-other Oil Notes.

In Salem district, in this county the
South Penn Oil Company is drilling its
test wen on the A. A.. Stout farm, dry
in the Gordon, to the fifth sand. In the
same district the same company's No. i
on the NJ 7. Williams farm Is holding
up at 10 barrels a day.
In the Folsom district, the South Penn
has drilled its No. to the @. Z. Robin
son farm into the stray 25 feet and has
no snow for producer. On the same
farm No. 4 has been drilled 10 the bot
tom Of the Gordon and is showing some
oil. 1t is still drilling and expects an
other pay streak
In the same district No. one the
Perry Hall farm has been drilled ten feet
into the Gordon and has no show OF oil.
The same company's No. on the VIM.
Barker farm has been drilled deep into
the Gordon and has filled up 1000 feet
with oil.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-16
"GUIL TY"
is THE VERDICT BROUGHT IN BY
JURY AGAINST HERBERT L.
DAVIS.
TRIED FOR COLLECTING MONEY
AS CONSTABLE AND FAILING TO
TURN IT OVER TO THE
PROPER AUTHORITIES
Excitement of Trial and ye.diet Bring
on Heart Trouble and He Faints-
Condition is Better-others
Sentenced to Jail BY Judge
John W. Mason.

The jury in circuit court brought in
verdict OF guilty saturday just before
the noon hour against Herbert L. Davis
for felony, after being out only fifteen
minutes. A motion was made at once
by his attorney to set aside the verdict
and - judge took the matter under
consideration.
Davis was taken to the Walker hotel
for dinner and at l2 o'clock or shortly
afterward, he was seized with serious
fainting spell and fell unconscious. Tis
has been oiilicted for years with heart
trouble and the excitement of thetrial
and verdict caused another OF these
spells. Physicians were hmriedly sum.
moned and after BE had been worked
with an hour or more, he revived and
his condition is reported some better.
At press hour ..e mas still all the Walker
hotel in room No. l2.
The charge against him was the EN-.
bezlement OF s94.5s of the funds OF the
Piedmont Candy Company, collected by
him As constable fees but not turned
over to the proper parties.
Chan Craven confessed TO misde.
neanor, that Of stealing a silverine
watch and othe,.-AEtiale- 9.ssn l. w
Webster, ana was sentenced to jail fol
thirty days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-16
TALKED WITH A MAN HE WANTED
TO ARREST BUT DIDN'T
KNOW IT.
MAN OFFERED TO HELP THE OF
FIcER FIND PARTY HE WAS AZ
TER THEN SLIPPED AWAY.
Then Two constables Secured Adamstsn
For the Man Who is Charged With
Attempting to Rob Aaamstou
Stores.

Constable W. Guy Merritt talked 10 l
man for whom he had warrant 10 or
rest Saturday morning at .Adamst1n
but didn't get him. The man told -,
constable he would help I'M hant II,
man he was after and then slipped away
from the officer of the law.
Saturday morning NJ. Bcrka proprietor
of general merchandise store at Nd
amston, near the big railroad gasel
tanks, swore out a warapt before Nag.
istrate S. W. Gordon against oae I'm
Marshall, for whom he was after
tempting to rob his store Thursday i,,d.
night by breaking in the front dsor.
The warrant was placed ii The hands
OF the constable who neat out TO 81.
amston at once to apprehend the NJ n,
After he got out to that sasurbSn muii-
dpality he met young fellow ai.d bcgdi.
talking with him. The 1trangr soon
earned the constable's eutp1se ana told
him he would help lin find sse mau.
they reconoitered aud as soo1 as the
fellow got out of sio7,s ne skipped.
Constable Merritt learned 9iortly after.
ward that the fellow he was King to
and who had so magnanirionsly offered
la assistance in runuin; tie guilty
party down, was mono otter but fon
llarshaf for Nibes, be ir.s siles
Nothing daunted, Merritt sent word
N the city for Constable Eigell I, come
mt and assist him in a scarcl fa' Mar.
sbalI. Edgell went ont and 10 .etrer the
Ulcers began to scour idamston. They
we're occupied all the Afternoon in the
search and at the time Of goiuf to press
they were still at it and Marshall was
.till at large.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-16
THAT WERE STOLEN IN WILLIAMS
& DAVIDSON ROBBERY, REcov-
Erred BY THE POLICE.
THREE OF THE WEAPONS WERE
SOLD TO A MAN ON THE SHORT
LINE BY TWO HoBoEs.


Three OF the pistols which were stolen
from the Williams 4 Davidson whole.
sale hardware house in GIea Elk week
or so ago by burglars who ransacsed
the whole ground floor and offices have
been recovered by the city police.
The next morning after the robbery
occurred the officials at the Williams &
Davidson Company turned the matter
over to the city police department and
ever since that time the members Of the
force have been doing great deal OF
work IN an effort to run down the burg
lars.
The police have been working on sew
eal good clues. Friday afternoon Po-
liceman Nicholas White and Fox went
down TO the short-line train, they having
clues that the robbers had disposed of
part of their plumber along in That
neighborhood.
They found three of the revolyers in
ihe possession Of Foreman Afcosnn, OF
the track gang near Lumterport. Me-
Cam had purchased the pistols from two
hoboes the next morning after the rob,
berry. At that time he had not learned
of the robbery.
The policemen after working on some
other matters in connection with the
case, returned 10 clarksburg The wea-
pons they secured weretaken to the
Williams & Davidson Company and the
clerks and officials there identified them
as the ones which were stolen.
The city police are working hard on
the case and they have gore 80 far in
the matter now as TO lead them TO be-
lieve that they will apprehend the burg
hlrs within the course Of a few days.
1t is believed that the robbers are 10.
Gated somewhere near the city, or in
one of the many small adjrcent towns.