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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-06-03
VALUE OF EUCALYPTUS TREE.

Inc Australian euCdlpLuS tree IS DS-
ing grown on a large scale in southern
Europe and northern Africa because
of it's tendency to drain swamps. This
was formerly supposed to be due to
abundant exhalation Of watery vapor
from the leaves, but it has been shown
that actually the Transportation Of the
eucalyptus is only one-half or one
third that of willows. birches and 9TH
cr trees, and it is therefore assumed
that the phenomenon in question is
due simply to the rapid growth of the
eucalyptus.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-06-03
Notice to Delegates.

All delegates to the Brainerd conven-
ton of the Minnesota State Fedora
ton Of Labor fro mDuluth are re-
quested to attend meeting of the
Duluth delegation to be held at the
Labor World office Sunday morning.
at 10 a. m
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-06-03
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EG'

CHICAGO, May 81 Butter easy; creameries
16@20h diaries 1913.
Eggs easy; at mark, cases included 14A@%.
Sheese easy. daisies 9h@10; twins Sc Vi;
Young Americas 10@1a.
NEW YORK. May 3l.--Butter easy; receipts
80, 431. Street price extra creamery 2ON gu.
Official prices creamery common to extra 10
@2OA; state dairy, common to extra 17@2O7a !;
renovated common to extra 15@1Sn; western
factory common to extra 15@1S; western imi-
tatbn creamery extra 10; do firsts 1S61Sh.
Cheese quiet; receipts IL 419; skins full to
light choice 11h. Eggs steady; receipts 16,41
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-06-03

ure Of congress to pass these laws In
the public interest may be found in
the fact that it would be necessary for
the railroads to spend a few dollars in
order to comply with such just enact
ments. The cost of the life saving
medals" small thought it may be, will
be met by the government. The rail-
road corporations place a very low
value on human life. and they seem to
have sufficient influence to prevent
legislation that is deemed iniInical to
their interests.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-06-03
THE REVIEWING AIR

Of California Will be beneficial, the out
door sports will be enjoyed. An ideal
place to spend a vacation or the winter
months. The comfortable through
tourist cars via the NORTH WESTERN
LINE add pleasure to the trip. For
rates an dany information, address r.
w. Teasdale, G. P. A. St. Paul, D. A.
Blakeney, agent, Duluth, MINI.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-06-03
WILL. BAR SMALL BOATS.

CARACAS, May 31.-Foreign traffic
with Venezuela in vessels of less than
forty tons is prohibited. Great prep
arations are being made to celebrate
the election which occurred on May
% Of Gen. Castro as constitutional
president for years.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-06-03

Being men, we should interest our
selves in men more than anything else.
Tx
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
VALENTINES
ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAY AND
MAILS ARE LADEN WITH EN-
BLEMs OF LOVE AND
FRIENDSHIP.

ST. Valentines Day II is today and
the mails are heavily laden with tokens
Of love and friendship. Appropriate are
the beautiful little souvenirs ami nappy
are those who are the recipients
OF THESE remembrances. Even the
comis valentines no longer carry
with taem tnat old time expres.
sion of hate and intent to wound
the feelings, but are looked upon with
that libarality OF mind that brings ono
to an appreciation Of the righteousness
Of situations and tae amusing effort AT
genius.
II is singular t'nat so few people who
observe Valentine day are aware Of why
it is kept. Valentine, who was 5ehead-
el in Rome during the taird century
and being soon after canonized, became
by strange mmgling Of a pagan and
Christian rites, the patron saint of low
ars whose red letter day falls on Feb.
ruary the fourteenth. An old writer
says: "St. Valentine was man OF
most admirable parts and 50 famous for
MS love and charity that the Valentine
festival took its rise from tnat."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
F. A. MARTIN & CO., GENERAL MER-
CHANTS, WILL PAY ALL THEIR
CREDITORS.
TRUSTEES ARE NAMED TO TAKE
CHARGE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY To L1QUDATE INDEBTEDNESS
Assets Consist of Big Stock of Goods,
Large List Of Outstanding Accounts,
Valuable House and Lot and Fine Pay
ing Royalty in Oil Territory.

7. a. Martin & Company, composed
of F. A. Martin and his wife, Icie Mar
tin, OF Wallace. made an assignment
Tuesday, naming Elmer F. Goodwin, Of
tnis city. and I, E. Robinson. of Wal
lace, as trustees.
The list of assets is comprised Of a
stock of mercaandise, valued at $1,000,
tnree thousand dollars in outstanding
accounts, house and lot, worth $1,000,
and one sixth Of the royalty OF four
hundred acres of oil territory. on which
are IA producing wells. whica bring the
firm an income Of about 500 pr month.
nnar liabilities amount TO about $500.
The trustees are direcied to carry on
the business TO the best possible ad.
vantage. paying off tn, indebtedness as
funds are received. and may in their
discretion, sell some OF the property al
private or public sale.
The assignment was made because Of
tne inability to collect the many out
standing accounts, and this was deter
mined upon as the best way to meet
their indebtedness without incurring
more indebtedness to maet obligations
already made. The estate is worth fm
moro than tae indebtedness as is shown
by tac schedules and the firm is per.
fectly solvent.
Under the present arrangement there
is every indication that the indebtedness
Of ths firm will be entirely liquilated in
the near future and that muca Of IL.
prop Tty will not have to b, sacrificed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

weapons. His nearing was also cont
tinued until the afternoon of February
81. and the magistrate required nim 10
furnish bond of 5000 for mis- appearance
at tnat time. Beshe could not furnish
the required security and he was placed
in the county Jail
Tnere seems TO bs considerable mys.
terry about tue case. The residents in
the neighborhood of the doctors home
do not understand the affair Of Sunday
morning, but it is said that Beshe was
in the mouse when they heard the
screams and the sound Of the conflict
at that time. Besae said that hs was
with the doctor taking cup of tea.
Some Of tine residents of Wolf Summit
say tnaf B.sne and the doctor mad been
in the habit Of getting on big sprees in
thl nouse together. They claim that
Beshe is partly responsible for tine af-
fair which mas now caused no end of
excitement among the residents of Wolf
Summit and nearly caused a lynchinc
Monday night.
The residents Of Wolf Summit are in.
dignant with rage over what they be
lisva is the crual and innuman treat
ment accorded Mrs. Kahl, by her nus
baud. Monday evening after the doc
tor had ben arrested several of the
women went into the house to render
any assistanc, to Mrs. Kanle as might
BE- necessary. a telegram reporter was
told Tuesday morning by one Of the
women VINO went into the Kunla lomc
that tha women who had gone into the
mouse 10 attend 70 Mrs. Kanle were com
poll- 70 hold ncr into bsl by force BE-.
cause Of har hysttrical condition. They
say Mrs. Kahl, was under the influence
Of drugs Of some sort and kept scream
ing with fear that soma one was beating
her
Taey claim that snc Is covered with
black and blue spots and tnot she mas
several cuts and wounds over her bo,ly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
". \. YEfR

5
Charles GoulI was acquitted by jus
tice NJ. S, Riley at noon Tuesday Of
killing Marion Hanger Saturday even.
ing in front Of Inc Capitol hotel in Glen
Elk, when ne shot MIN with a revolver.
The verdict of tho magistrate was has
ed on a prepondcrancc of evidence adj
'luced showing that Gould merely acted
in self-iefense, as was tha general CON
census Of expression by NIL who wit.
messed the affair.
In addition to tae evidence before
the coroner. wnicn showed thsy md
quarrelcl and that ths victim had pu,s
sued Gould with a long knife with the
intent Of attacking him with il and
taat Gould backed away from aim and
repeatedly warned him not TO come near
r. it was shown that Hanger flonrisasd
the knife AMI hastened after Gould VIII,
the threat that ne intended to cut aas
head off.
}. 7 Joanson, E. ID. swintzel. Uriah
ParIlll, K D. Mayo, Frank Summers and
John Howard, all witnesses al tas IN.
luest, testified before the magistrate.
the same as given by them at tho IN.
quest except that the matter was more
ieeply gone into and additional facts
brought ont showing it case of self.
defense purely.
onarles Jasper was placed on the Wit
ness stand but he tarsw no light mon
The case.
Mary Brent was another Witness. sb,
happened TO be passing about taat time
md heard Hanger talking and thought
ae was addressing ner sae went on
iown the street and in a little while
heard the saot looked back and saw
Hanger lying on the pavement.
Swintzci added in his testimony that
Hanger came out Of tae, saloon bent on
loins Gonld narm. That ne said 70 tbe
,ater: q am clean. disnrm yourself ana
light but Could declined 10 ENGAGE Il
combat with him. Then swintz.l saw;
Hanger flourish tha knife.
% far as the authorities havs been
,bls 70 bring out tn facts in the case
toe verdict Of self-dcfense is entirelv
,atlsfaetory. !, and this will likely end
The matter. =
Young Gould was rcleassi from iail
Immediately after tha coroner rendered
Is verdict Of Requittal and the prose.
outIon against him was dismissed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

Howard Henderson, a pipe liner, mar,
rowly escaped bleeding to deatn late
Monday evening, as the result of cut
received ON his left caeek.
Henderson was in the Cliffside sar
loon about four o'clock and was in the
net of robbing another of watch, when
bystandar saw him in the act and
knocked him through tne glass window
in the front door. tnus inaicting tae
wound that came near proving fatal.
The treatment given Henderson frigat.
ened him to such an extent tlat ne
dashed out of the saloon but encountered
Policeman Simms, VINO commanded aim
to halt 1'ha sight of the policeman
scared MIN all taa more and he quicken
I'd his speed. In his wild race over Inc
city ne went east, crossed tne railroad
tracks and took TO the mountains. but,
when he discovered himself bleeding so
alarmingly, he concluded ne should bet
ter seek aid, and ne returned to the
freight depot, waera ne was apprehand-
ID by Officers White and Simms.
Bloody from head to foot they pressed
q wagon into service and rusned MIN
on to tha Jail hospital rooms. waerc a
physician gave MIN treatment. Tne
loss Of blood had completely exhausted
the follow and almost rendered him unr
conscious. His condition was sucn tnat
ne could not talk. and. with the ex.
eeption OF mis- showing signs of intense
suffering, there were no evidences that
be still lived Restoratives wars given
him and tine wound in MS cneek bathed
and finally sewcd up, after which ne be-
gan to recover. and now there ara fair
chances Of his complete recovery. but
his face win be badly marked.
As his nead plunged through the win
dow, tn broken glass tore the neshy
part Of the cheek from the Jaw and it
hung out in most horrifying promin.
ence. being torn entirely away from tae
bones and hanging losely by the skin,
Tins far there nava been no arrests
in tine case. and since the fellow does
not bear vary good name it is doubt
ful whether steps will BE- taken to prose.
cute his assailant, unless he himself
upon MS recovery takes the matter in
nand. something most unlikely because
# what he was engaged in at tde time
ha was hurled through the window Of
the door.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

together soon 10 select one.
Many in the first regiment viii, it j.
said. support Col. Scott for the position
H was a captain in the lats war am
has baen one Of tne most active AMI
borough officers in Tie guard. It is II
. said that tne friends and appointee'
Of cen. $. b Baker the present adiu
tant general, win fight for G. G. Lewis
The lattcr's opponents claim, however
taat ne, while holding office FOR years
has attended but one or two eneamp
ments and mas not taken too grea Al
iner,-t in MS work. Genrral Spillmar
was onc' brigade commander aud mad'
= eopd officer Col Morrison Is one o.
the most popular men Of the guard ane
will have a strong backing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
HARRIS BOUND OVER.

Charles Harris. colored. who was ar.
rested ct Warrington Thursday by Con-
stable Coirman and brought to jail here
70 await trial before Magistrate Gordon
On the cearge Of entering tue Wholesale
house Of w. J. Maier & Co. and steal.
ing a quantity OF produce was given 4
hearing Tuesday morning He was
bound over 10 circuit court in the sun
# $500 and in default committed t,
iail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
ELKs' CIRCUS
ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE COM.
PLETED AT MEETING OF LODGE
TO BE HELD TONIGHT.

Final arrangements for tne big circus
museum and menageris to ba given in
ths city in the near fatnra by the local
lodge Of Elks- VII I.e mad At she rec.
MAR meeting cf toe lodge 70 b. held in
toe lodge rooms in tbs Dsspafd buiis.
ing on rnird street tonight at eisat
o'clock snarp Besides thi. many other
matters II Importance 10 the Ioirs win
b transacted. Il is imperative hat ail
members possible Be present a. tai.
nesting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

IilAhLESSlON. W. A., REP. l4-ln
tae House the House Bill authorizing
the clarksburg school district TO issue
bonds to build one or more sehoo
houses was passed
Raymond Maxwell introduced bill
to amend the law authorizing the build,
ing Of booms and dams in certain
streams, It was referred TO the judi
ciary committee.
Mr.. Maxwell also offered joint reso.
luton, directing the auditor to return
TO John A, Fleming, ex-sheriff of Har-
rison county, $3.50 wrongfully paid by
MIN. " was referred to the financ-
committee.
The committee on humane institutions
reported favornbly II. b. $50 10 prevent
iha docking Of horses and the bringing
Of docked lorsfs into this state.
The committee on labor reported ia.
vorably II. B. $40. to license emigration
agents, 10 provide regulations for this
action md fixing penalties for its in
fraction: ard II. B. 3lO. to prohibit Che
nse Of deception. Misrepresentation
false advertising and false pretensas ami
unlawful force in procuring employees to
work in this stlta and fixing civil and
efiminal peneltics ta,rsfor.
Taa c9nrnittr On attaches reported
favorable IL, resolution u allow ~
minority "a .mplay ! st,noera6a,r II
was adopted.
Mr.. Waldo offered Joint resolution
propo .ipr N amendment q tiae con
,titntian prohibitins p,r.ons n tSs
military. naval or marine service Of the
d-nited St5.4s from becoming voters nv
-ca.on Of heinz stationed in tnis state.
1nd;ciarv
ms .ase Was rsc,iysd from ne GOV.
rnor III favor 4 ftoe pass,oa If i Iaw
mailing tie citv Of Park ,r.bnrr ard
me counties Of wool and wirt 70 do.
rate to The United states nov,rnment
stocks held by them in a. ritfl. Kan,.
villa Navigation comp,ny u tbst tbt
yov ,rnmsnt win nav, fnll control Il tbs
work Of Improvement ,,,oo iaat .tr,am
A mcssag. was received from tbe aov
eruor yetoipa the Burnsyille ip.I .n5n5.
mi school district hin b,canso Il ailows
mo oreot li,,,;H eor ,,o l.,.,,;,. ar -,
taxes
IT. D e2c to outhorizs. M noy;nr i
the streets of Uuntinclon va. road /,
.aeond limo ana ordorod a. th;., ~ Ia
ing.
II r. No. loo om,nd;nc tso 1o,v -
latino n t5o reform, s.sool - - -
rais. mo az. j ,s;.l -. ,o,. - :" i
admitted from II j IL roars ras "a,
IL
NJ p q a. nrsyo,, =. n,I,,,,eon !,
the waters of NV ,rl c-.,+ K.na,raa
river. was nossad nj, h;n na,.oa ~ u
approar;ation which ui,, nroha,,,. y.
nsed IL nrosoc,,t;ro - ;n;,,n1,;aa aos.
N n, fo,oro, oon.4
s. r IA a. u orr. d,f.,ts j j..
present law r,lofin, j ~ dr,a,;,, !,
urand iuries. wos Rad a. srst ana so..
ond 3smo ,,ndor s,snons;o, i r,,,as a.,
ordered d : tb;rd r.a,,ina
n n III ansna;na e. ......n !.
.fors,ntoa,n 49, ,'a, ~ .a..,, ~. :.
ard ordoro1 :. MI - s''u 'i'''s
m ,oz r,I.,i;as .s.,S .t.l...s.,,. -.
Of school. wos aI,.,nosd 8 .aa,as "a
re,lin,
II 4 1e7 ,m.nd;ra tho o,,r.., !,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
GUESTS
DRIVEN OUT
BY FIRE
TO THE NUMBER OF ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY, BUT NONE ARE
HURT-THREE FIREMEN
ARE INJURED.

By Associated Prsss.
CHICAGO, H., Feb. i4-Firc partly
destroyed the Breroort House. on AIadi.
son street. early today The loss as one
hundred thousand dollars, One aund.
red and fifty guests were driven out but,
none we're nurt. Taree firemen were
injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

A lyncning was narrowly ayert'd at
Wolf Summit Monday night and Henry
B.shc, German engineer and fire
man, Of this city, and DR.. i. L.
Kahle, practicing physician OF
tnat place barely escaped tna wratn
Of an infuriatcl mob Of residents that
aad gathered 70 take summary action
because Mrs. Kaale. III wife Of the
doctor, was terribly beaten and wound
ed in her home Sunday morning at an
early hour and in answer to screams that
were issuing from tha mouse.
The mob formed around the mouse AMI
DIR. Kahle and Bashe came out on tne
front porch Mrs. Kahle came scream
ing clad only in nar night gown and
seeing tine mob which was forming
threw herself upon nar husband and by
clinging to MIN shielded him from the
men. Leaders of the mob grabbed
Besae ami bound his hands and feet.
He was tnen ierked about and some one
made a sip moose in q haoyy rope about
fifty feet long and threw the moose
around Beshe's neck. The angry men
composing the mob wnicn was swelling
its number rapidly, tiren start d off with
Besne. when 'Squirs Flynn and deputy
constables from Wilsonburg arrived on
the scene and persuaded tne mob to
cease their murd,rons intent Cooler
heads then took leadership Of tn mob Of
men and while tine matter Of lynching
was being debated by The crowd tac
deputy constablas spirit d Besnc away.
Besne was taken on towards Clark.bwg
by the officers anl thoy were met ut
o'Neil by Sheriff Flanagan. Deputy J. N
Knox and several special deputies. who
escorted Bssh, 70 tine county Jail.
The mob dill not rush upon Doctor
Kanle ami seize him because mis- wife
was clinging 10 MIN and they did not
wish to harm htr. Tn.re Is no 'donbt
that if tn mob had got ,,u mold Of the
doctor the same tim, ana in the same
manner as they grabbed the German
that it would hayr hung linn 10 tne near.
est tree, 50 mfuriatcd ani wratnful
were the men composing ii Kahl, went
back into the nousc after tnr mob had
taken Besnc and H. wa, left alone af-
ter that.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

~~-e>e@~eS-~>e~.>-~~e~
tie Kanawha Navigation Company Tn,
bill was read first time and ordered t.
second reading.
BY Mr. Gallagher, H. b. 377 fixing
the liability OF employers for tine in
jury of employees while employed by
tnsm, aud defining "fellow sryancy.'
The bin was read first time and or.
dered to@a second reading.
by Mr. Rardin, II. D. 37s, to prohibit
the issuance Of saloon licenses to county
commissioners, saerifrs, deputy aherifrs
and other officials. Iha bill was read
a first time and ordered TO q second
reading.
BY Mr. Evans. II, B. $40. to provide
punishment by fine for smoking cigar
tics and profane swearing. Read a
first time and ordered TO second read.
ing
In the Senate.
snate Bill II, making tac auditor
statutory attorney for all nonresident
corporation saaing business in the srate,
passel ths S,nae by vote of IL 10 5.
Mr. Fonnan from The committee on
the judiciary reported favorably tn,
following.
s ,. No. IS, relating to release Of
liens, reservation Of it'll on; s b No.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
LYNCHINC AT SUMMIT
) NARROWLY AvERTED

Infuriated Mob of Residents Sur
round Home of Dir. Kahle in An
sWer to Screams From House,
Grab Henry Behse, Bind Him Hand
and Foot and Slip Moose Over His
Head When Officers Arrive.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
LAST SIGN OF STRIKE GONE.
Rv Associated pr,ss.

BY Associated Press.
81. PETERSBURG. Fsb. u Employ,
$ q The PutilofT iron works returned
to work today, thus removing tns last
sign Of the great strike.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

Mrs. KaflIe Clad in Night Dress Threw Herself
Over Husband Who Mob Wanted and Prevented
Enraged citizens from Taking Him. Affair is
Result of Arrest OF the Doctor on the Charge of
Beating His Wife Nearly to Death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

BLED TO
DEATH
HOWARD HENDERSON RACED
AGAINST HIS OWN LIFE IN
STAGE OF FRIGHT.
HAD BEEN HURLED THROUGH
GLASS OF A DOOR AND MOST
HORRIBLY GASHED.

Was One clOt of Blood From Head to
Foot, whn Rescued By officers-In-
jury the Result of Being Detected in
Act of Relieving Another FsllOw of
a Watch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
GOULD ACQUITTED ON
GROUND OF SELF-DEFENSE

Magistrate Riley Probes the Cir
cumstances of Marion Hangers
OedtEland Ascertains That 6ouId's
Act Was Purely to Save His Own
Life, and Justifiable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14
BILL IN
TO Dam
RIVER
RAYMOND MAXWELL TAKES STEPS
IN HOUSE TO PROVIDE WATER
SUPPLY FOR cLARKSBURG.
BILL AUTHORIZING cLARKsBuRG
SCHOOL DISTRICT TO ISSUE
BONDS PASSES HOUSE.

Ex-sheriff May BE Reimbursed With
Money wrongfully Paid State-GOver-
nor vetoes Burnsvill, Independent
School District Bill.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-14

Additional Light on Affair Discloses the Fact That
Hanger had Threatened to Cut douId's Head Off
With Long Knife and pursued Him With That
Threat on His Lips