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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19

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Observation-Disclosures bet ote 8ep0l.
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Steuern au uermeigern,
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Ne@ 9abernia, Sutberlanb Gprings.
Stodoafe, taglib, 800 Borm.
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3noernia. taaAda. .2:30 Radam.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
BURR BASSEL
PASSES AWAY
AT HIS HOME. IN LOS ANGELES
NEWS OF HIsaDEATH COMES
AS GREAT SHOCK.

BUR- Bassel i dead at mis- name in
Los Angeles. California. The message
came 10 his mother, afrs. Daniel Bassel.
OF Lost Creek, Sunday morning ansioune
ing ais death Saturday night at II
o'clc1k. 1t contained no paTticulars. and
nothing more mas been learned. The
announcement comes as a shock to mis-
many Friends in mis- native county, as
h visited iiere last Christmas and was
in MS usual health then. Mr.. Basser-
wife was Belle Boggess. sister of E
Stringar Borgess., Of tnis city VI,
Basel was 90 years Of age. Tae wife
and a laughter about II years II age
survive him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27

seen in that neignborhood exactly.
Deputies Knox and Lang hurriedly pro-
cured buggy and went to Mount Clare.
Tney traced the fellows out to the Bas-
sci place and mad gone on down past
tnere after making inquiries at the
house, when some one pointed out the
smoke of a camp fire arising from
hollow or ravine in one of tne nils on
the Basel farm. The officers nitcned
their morse and went up TO the place
wnere the smoke was arising. THney
found botn colored fellows tnere. Will
liam Taylor mad a revolver on MIN. but
seeing that Deputy Knox had him coy
ered'' with a revolver which he neid In
mis- nanl in mis- overcoat pocket ~ gave
himself up without resistance. The Of
fcers arrested min and brought nim to
the county Jail where ne was imprisoned
at tha noon nour William Taylor is
young fellow about twentNfom years
of age. He is married. Charles Taylor
is about nineteen years of age.
Charles Taylor was also jailed and will
be held as a witness, as there appears to
10, no cnarge against MIN.
--latest reports from Brezzi in the nos
.pital are ITO tine effect that he mas
snow. to recover.
Dominica is still at largs. H, is be
lieved to BE- in hiding at the home of
some friend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
CHILDREN
ARE TAKEN FROM COUNTY INFrRM-
AIRY TO cHILDRENsS HOME
AT CHARLESTON.

Rev. y. O. Sewers. superintendent Of
the Childran's Home Society. Of Gaarlss I
ton, left here Monday for that institu-
tion with Bessie Linl1weiller. aged nine.
and Nancy 1inkweiiler, aged twelve,
whom h. viii place in the home for.
care and training. Tie children wrs
taken from ta4 county poor house 10.
waich place they were taken poorly cIai
ami half starved from West Milford.
Rsv Sewers came 70 tnis city sunday
for the purpose of getting tae children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
BIG LEAGUE
OF BASE BALL PROFESSIONALS Is
CONTEMPLATED BY EIGHT
WEST VIRGINIA CITIES.

league of professional base ball team
in West virginial The suggestion II.
melody to the ears of tine rooter.
Why is it not possible to- form.
lsaguc Of six teams in this state which
will prove a profitable vsntmeg .
Parkersburg. SistersviIIe. Grafton.
Fairmout, clarSsburg and Morgan,
town would ft in we'll Short jumps
could be arranged. 4 seoeduls could
be made which would be a perfect
one and allow every visiting team 10
make trips twice walk of less taan
fifty miles. and always be inside tao
league limit
Then if that venture made good. and
if everyone was favorable. way not take
in Huntington and Charleston ana Civ,
the league cignt clubs?
Fairmont win probably be the best
ball town in tine state this year. Sun
Day ball is not qu.stionsl there. and
tne street car company is footing the
bills.
Sunday ball win probably be allowed
in Parker~burg- II was stopped last
season through mere accident waic;,
might not occur again in a lifetime.
To speak of distances the aenms in
the six club league would have to maka:
Parkersburg to Sistrsville. fo7ty.seven
miles; From sistarville to clarkslburg.
fifty -eignt miles; Clal&sburg to Graf
ton. twenty-five miles; Grafton TO Fair.
mont, twenty-five miles; Fairmont 10
Morgantown. forty miles.
Players Of ability may be found in
large numbers now and they could se
signal and employed at nominal sal
aries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
TRAIN
RUNS INTO
BOWLDER
AND LIVES OF MANY PASSENGERS
ARE ENDANGERED, BUT NO
ONE is INJURED.

Passenger train No. 2 ON the b, & O.,
Sunday morning, came near being wreck,
Ell about two o'clock.
A large bowlder slipped from the aili,
at Wildcat Cut, one mile west of Cairo.
and blocked the track. Engine No. 20GO
was drawing the train. Conductor Peters
was in charge and Engineer French
Helms was in the cab.
Al tine track boxes on one side of the
engine and t'ne tender were torn Of AMI
tine steps from the coaches were wrecked
entirely.
A long delay was caused the train by
the accident. and No !, which was east
of whNe the accident happened. and
was also delayed over an nor as tao
result.
While many lives were endangered no
on wa, seriously nmt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
EX-GOVERNOR
BOUT WELL
IS DEAD
DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN OF MASS.
AeHUSETTS IS A VICTIM OF
PNEUMONIA FEVER.
WAS ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF
THE GREAT REPUBLICAN PARTY
IN 1855.
Served in Several Positions of Public
Trust With Distinction and Was An
AuthOr-Helpsd To Try President
Andrew johnson on Impeachment.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
GRoToN. Mass, Feb. 27-George S.
Boutwell,, ex-governor of Massachusetts J
and Former secretary OF the United
STAT, Treasury dicl n bis aoar acre
today from pneumonia, aged 81 years.
Governor Boutwell, was born al, Brook
Linz. Mas, january 2s, 1918, and wa,
admitted to the bar in 1862. He was a
member of tne MIassachusett, legislm
tura seven terms, between 1912 anl 1851.
He helped to organize the Republican
party in 1855. and was appoint d hy
President Abraham Lincoln ficst cons
missioner Of the department Of internal
revenue. 1929. He was member Of
Congress from Massachusetts. 1899.
H. was one Of the seven manages Of
the Jonnson impeachment trial. He
ervll as secretary fine treasury from
1850 to 1873. AMI was senator, from
Massachusetts. 1897, and aftarward
ne practiced law.
The distinguished deceased nal bean
president Of ihe American Anti Imperial,
Isl League since 1900 He was tae
author Of Educational Topics and In
situations. published in 1859. of tac
Mammal Of Direct ana Excise Tax Laws.
issuer in 1868 Manual of Massachusetts
School Laws in 1861. Volume Of Speech
ts on the Rebellion in 1869, Revision of
Statutes of the United States. 1873. A.
commentator. Way Am Republican
1854 Report on Frencn and American
Claims Under the Treaty B,twefn
France and tine United States Of 1880.
1884 The Lawyer. the Statesman ami
the Soldier, 1887. Constitution Of the
Unitad States at the End Of tie First
c'ntury. 1895. The Crisis of the Repuo.
lie. 1900. and Sixty Years in Public At
fairs 1.-TWO rolumesl in 1902.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27

Adiutant Garabed, better known as
Joa tne Turk, arrived at local Salvation
army headquarters Saturday evening
ana Is holding some special meetings IN
tine interest of the army. He win aold
his last meeting, here tonight In tae
hall opposite tine postofice.
joe is real Turk. He mas been
cithsn q tIs United States 2s years. a
Salvation army officer, occupying tine
position of national special for over
l5 years. He mas served terms IN
prison 40 times in this and otaer coun.
tries for preaching on Tn. street 1a
wears full Turkish costume and plays
several instruments, including double
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
BABE STRANCLED
TO ITS DEATH
BY ITS MOTHER.

Cora Gordon, colored, muy nave killed
ner infant of less than day old.
Cora is 10 years of age and mas BEEN
employed at the home of W. Brent
Maxwell, on West Pike street.
Sunday sne wac found very sick in her
room and bed there, and in the afternoon
she was taken to the home of her father.
Robert Gordon, on Water street. Her
condition was such tnat there was every
evidence that child had been born to
ner, and nar stepmother, Elizabeth Cor
don, went to the Maxwell home Monday
forenoon and searched for the child. She
found girl baby dead under tae
holsters and pillows of THE girls bed.
It was naked but mad a small handller,
chief tied around its neck.
Mrs. Gordon took the dead body to
her nome and then Coroner w. P. Camp
was notified of tide incident. About
two o'clock in the afternoon he went to
the Gordon home and ordered the body
removed to tne ClifFori-osborn under
taking establishment, where it now lies.
The circumstances surrounding tae
case point strongly to infanticidc and
the coroner mas decided to hold post
mortem to determine whether such was
the case. He is of the opinion That tn,
girl strangled the babe to death. The
Post-mortem will be 7eld al ten o'clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
BROAD OAKS
RESIDENT is ARRESTED AND JAIL
ED TO AWAIT TRIAL FOR NOT
SUPPORTING HIS WIFE.

\. D. Fultz. Of Broad Oaks. is a
prisoner in the county Jail awaiting =
hearing before Magistrate Samuel W.
Gordon on the cnarga OF not supporting
MS wife. He was taken into custody
and placed there Monday morning by
SP''ial Constable Andrew Lyon on =
warrant which had been issued at tnr
instance Of Mrs. Fultz. Magistrate Cor
don will hear ths case as soon a. hia
doci7et win permit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
FIVE MILLIONS
ARE LOST
BY FIRE THAT DESTROYS I'M.
MENSE EXPORT TERMINALS OF
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. Though
Yesterdays fire destroyed the immense
export terminals of the illinois Central
railroad' it announces taat it will. a.
soon as possible, rebuild more substan
'iai terminals than before. In inc
meantime tine road will devise methods
OF handling the business
Conservative estimates place I'll, loss
"' hNe million dollars. Thirty.fivs
hundred feet of the 1870 feet Of wharf.
age were consumed, No lives were lost
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
BIG REVIVAL MEETING.

The union revival meeting in Nor
Iison's United Brethren chapel. whitn
has been conducted by DR.. 4. G. Blake,
Of Elkins. an evangelist the past five
weeks. closed Sunday night There were
fifty six conversions and number Of
renewals. It was one Of toe nost sue
cessful rsyiyals ever aeld in wilcnburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
WITH ELEvEN-INcH MoRTARs AND
CAUSING GREAT DAMAGE BEHIND
RUSSIAN LINES.
GENERAL ENGAGEMENT IS IN
PROGRESS ALONG THE LINE, SAY
CHINESE REPORTS.
Kuroki Sweeping far north and Threat
ening To Crush Russians Back On
Railroad-Special Forse Moving To
Cut Of Russian Communication.
By Associated Press.

NEW CHWaNG. Feb. ga person
from the front says the japanese are
shelling Mukden with eleven inen NOR
tars. 1t is reported tns has caused
great damage behind the Russian lines.
Advices from Chinese sources say a
general engagemnt is in progress along
the line. Tne heaviest is in the Japan
ese right. Kurolli sweeping for north and
threatening to crush tae Russians back
ON the railroad.
A special force is reported moving
from the south and east to cut Oft Rus
sian communication vita Vladivostok.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
BY Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 27-Kuro-
patkin says the japanese turned .bota
aanks OF tina Russian detachment at
Taiknetcnen. They also turned the Rus.
sian left flank at Kanhe Pass. but tneir
attacks on Tangu and Baydalying and
movement against Bompudz have been
repulsed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
JUDGE
SWANE:
ACQUITTED
FEDERAL JUDGE IS NOW SCOTT
FREE FROM IMPEACHMENT
CHARGES.
VOTE ON FIRST CHARGE WAS
THIRTY-T THREE GUILTY AND
FoRTY-EIGHT NO GUILTY.
Second and Third Charges Were Similar
and One Vote Was Taken on Both,
Resulting in His Acquittal By Vote
of Thirty-Two To Fifty.
By Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, d. G, Fob. 27-The
Senate acquitted Judge Swayna of tae
first charge against him, relating to GER
tifying false claims for expense.
The vote on the first article was.
guilty, 80; not guilty. 49,
The vote on the second and third ar
ticl's. being similar, resulted in an
acquittal by % to 30.
On the fourth articl, relating to the
ne Of private ear the vote stood.
guilty, II, AMI not guilty, 60.
Judge Swayna was acquitted in all
the articles. Tna vote for guilt ran from
II 70 81. and not guilty from 81 to 90.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
DEDICATED
EMPEROR WILLIAMS MECCA FOR
PROTESTANT EvANGELISTIC
CATHEDRAL IN PRESENCE
OF BRILLIANT ASSEMB-
LACE OF DELEGATES
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BERLIN, Germany, Feb. 27-Emperm
Williams mecca for the Protestant
Evangelistic Cathedral was consecratej
today in the presence or a most bril-
liant assembling. among wnom wefe
delegates from all Protestant nations.
The service was simple and stately and
enriched with wonderful music.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
HERRIcK WILL ATTEND
BY Associated press

COLUMBUS. O. Feb. 27-crernor
h'Frck and staff viii leave Tnursd,v
Tor Wasningto nto be present al toe in.
auguration. Ihs Governor -il com.
nnend . division in the inaugural psrad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
LEADING cITIzEN DIES
By Associated Press

camLTcoTHE o, Feb. 27-Georrr
Emil leading eitizeS Of this plsrr.
died today Of pneumonia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-27
MURDERS GALORE OCCUR HERE WITHIN THE SAME HOUR SUNDAY THREE DEAD

hCausina
Mn mmcL
BA Italian is With FL
Officers LauAg ga e
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-07-05
A PRACTICAL COSTUME.
How Women Can Have One with
Seven Pockets.

How Women Can Have One With
Seven Pockets.
Without pockets woman is ut great
disadvantage in her competition with
uan in business or in travel. A man
has fourteen and sometimes more
pockets in his business suits, while wO-
man has not even one. but is obliged
% carry an amazing array of small be-
longings or descend to many subter-
fUges. Fashion has forced women to
adopt skirts where pockets would
seem to be impossible, but if any wO-
man will follow the simple plan here
shown she can be independent of all
those little impedimenta, and no one
will be any the wiser, and she will
have the free use of her hands for her
projection in the many dangers of life.
Skirts now are fashionably made with
multiplicity of plaits, generally
stitched along the outer edges. Be
meath these plaits long pockets can be
put and the opening arranged to close
invsibly with small hooks and eyes,
The front breadth is 10 be made like
panel, stitched along the edges to the
bottom. The left side forms the plack-
ct, closing with hooks and eyes or with
buttons in tailor style. The right side
has a deep pocket entirely invisible if
the opening is closed with buttons or
hooks.
Three more pockets can be set under
the plaits on the right side and two on
the left back Of the front breadth along
the hips. The waist may be in blouse
style or a jacket. An inside pocket is
made of chamois in three compart-
ments. each fastening with a strong
button to hold valuables. This is sew
ed fast to the inside at the bust line.
A natty small pocket is made like the
watch pocket in a vest to hold n watch
or small change and is deep enough on
the inside to be of practical use
The plaits of the skirt are stitched
down at least eighteen inches and then
left to flare. This gives abundant
space for the deep pockets to contain
quite an astonishing Mmber of things,
all unsuspected Of any one The con-
.venience of these many pockets ought
to make them appreciated by business
women and tourists to whom a satchel
would be a burden. And valuables
would be much safer.