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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09
LATEST NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.

A crusade for Sabbath observance has been
started in England.
Russia has larger percentage Of blind people
tAan any other country in Europe.
ST. Louis bank clearings for 1904 show larger
increa se than occurred in New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Chicago or Boston.
VIM. Wusser dairyman, of ST. Charles, Mo-,
was shot and fatally wounded by two tramps, who
called at his home and demanded his money.
No less than 1877 banks were chartered OF organ
lied in the South during the first six weeks of the
present year, with total capital OF S9,O9350O
Appropriations of all kinds made by the recent
Congress aggregate s697 O48, t42. The estimated
revenues for the next fiscal year are 1925, 590,515.
Reports received by the President of the Associa-
ton of Agricultural Commissioners at Richmond
indicate prosperous condition among Southern
farmers.
Theodore Roosevelt of New York and Charles
Warren Fairbanks of Indiana inaugurated
respectively President and Vice President of the
United States Saturday.
Gov Hanley of Indiana refuses to appoint man
to any office in that State who drinks whisky. He
says ''many of the large railroads have adopted a
similar policy and he finds it the safest course
New York Citys official salary roll for 1905 will
foot up to S61 100000. Ten years ago this sum
would have paid the United States war department
expenses for the year and left nearly $40 900
apply on the navy.
young man % years old threw himself from the
Arkansas river bridge at Little Rock Saturday and
when rescued he gave the reason for the attempt
to commit suicide that he was stirred of life and
wanted to get away from this cruel old world
AN CMNIPoTEkT GovERNMENT.-Senater Hepburn
has introduced bill for national board to exercise
supervision and control over corporations.
Senator Newlands has introduced resolution
looking to placing the railroads Of the country un-
der government control
Sure But when the government controls every
thing, who is going to control the government?-
arkansas Gazette.
Columbia (S.C.) State Southern farmers, news
papers, bankers and merchants make pretty
strong combination.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

A National Association of Shoe Manufacturers
has been organized by representatives of so per
cent of the factories of she United States 1t is said
the object to fight the Beef Trust, which has been
raising the price of hides to unreasonable figure.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

The editor of the Merke (Texas) Mail refuses to
insert whisky advertisements in his paper and gives
the following reasons for his action:
"The Mail is continuously in receipt Of letters
from whisky concerns desiring to buy advertising
space in paper, but we wish to inform them that
amount of money they have can buy one inch of
space in the Mail. AS long as the present manage
ment controls it, the advertising columns open
only to legitimate business There can be many
reasons advanced for not advertising whisky, while
only one can be argued for advertising it-money
in it. If the advertising of whisky were the only
means between and an assignment, would
close our Office doors, and we are not temperance
cranks, either. The Mail will continue to turn down
such propositions and depend upon legitimate home
patronage for its support"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

Atlast accounts the South Dakota Legislature had
passed only seven bills, and the session is half
The same gait kept up for the remainder of the
session should result in the reelection of the whole
crowd,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

The last three territories admitted to statehood are
rlaho and Wyoming in $780, and Utah in 1896.
New Mexico and Oklahoma are now pending. Ar
izona is eutlawed by the Republicans because it is
DemOcratic
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09
Jour CONFEDERATE DEAD

"OUR CONFEDERATE DEAD"
BY A LADY OF AUGUSTA, GA.
Unknown to me, dear boy, but still wreathe
For you the tenderest of wildwood flowers;
And DER your tomb virgins prayer I breathe,
To greet the pure moon and the April showers.
only know, only to know,
You died for me-for me and country bled
A thousand springs and wild December snow
Will weep for one of all the Southern dead.
Perhaps some mother gazes up the skies,
Wailing, like Rachel, for her martyred brave
Oh, for her darling sake, my dewy eyes
Moisten the turf above your lowly grave.
The cause is sacred, when our maidens stand
Linked with sad matrons and heroic sires,
Above relics of vanquished land
And light the torch of sanctifying fire.
Your bed of honor has rosy cope
To simmer back the tributary stars
And every petal glistens with hope
Where Love hath bossomed in the disk of Mars
Sleep! On your couch of glory slumber comes
Bosomed amid the archangelic choir;
Not with the grumble of impetuous drums
Deep'ning the chores of embattled ire.
Above you shall the oak and cedar fling
Their giant plumage and protecting shade;
For you the song-bird pause upon his wing
And MARBLE requiems undismayed.
Farewell! And if your spirit wander near
To kiss this plant of unaspirng art
Translate it, even in the heavenly sphere,
AS the libretto of maiden's heart
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

Worth of high-grade garments
and fabrics to be distributed into
the homes of the people by the
HEARNE Dry GOODS COMPANY,
Shreyeport's Greatest Merchants,
in ten days, beginning Wednes-
day, March 18th, at 8 o'clock a. m.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09
Wednesday,
March 18th,
at 8 O'Clock a. m.

The best and greatest values
stare you in the face! The i'm
portant question is, Can you, dare
you, in justice to yourself, over
look chance like this to save at
least so per cent on your pur-
chases?
1t is a Clearance Sale
without a parallel and we
wish to impress upon your mind
that our whole stock, without re-
serve, is included. The most
magnificent array Of myriads Of
mystifying bargains ever gathered
under one roof, await your in
spection.
Below we quote a few Of the
many thousands of bargains in
cluded in this sale:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

National holidays not SO declared by law.
Certain holidays are SO because of common consent
and certain others by proclamation.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

Baltimore Sun: There still remain a few distinct
lines between a coronation and an inauguration
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

Columbia (S.C.) State: Southern farmers news
papers, bankers and merchants make pretty
strong combination.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-03-09

You are licked ii you wait fer the
other fellow to land his first blow
Practical Printer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
MRS. MORRISON
WAS HELD UP
AT Late Hour of Night On strset Her
BY An Unknown Negro For Pur-
pose of Robbery.

Although tns matter was enisayorel
to be kept quiet 1t has leaked out tant
Mrs James H. Morrison, OF wilsonburg,
.nad an unusual and exciting expsrienc,
here Monday night. She mad been at
Salem and was on the way home. WaIlo
ig up Fourtn street. to the st. Charles
hotel corner she encountered an unlSnoSn
eolored man, VINO without warning made
a attack upon her. evidently for tine
purpose of robbing her. she a,ais all
the resistance in her power and hes
screams attracted the attention of an
officer near by, who rushed to the res,
cue. As the officer approached the negro
ran away and escaped even identified.
tion.
One of Mrs. Arorrison's hands was
lacerated in the struggle and the wound
may have been inflicted with knife.
Tae fright unneryed her and II was with
iiflicnlty she was able 10 90 nome. TIE
incident happened about II o'clock at
night. the train coming from Salem be.
ing two hours late.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
HUGH REED
ARRESTED
Officer Finds Him in Bsd in Capital Rs,
tells Charged With Stealing Money
From Smith Meat Market.

Hugh Resd ~ Young man VINO i.
charged vita stealing money from the
cash regisier in Toe Smith meat market
in tls western part of tn city ab@n
two months ago. and for w-nom officers
have been hunting sine, the theft, wa>
arrastcd in bed IN on, Of tna rooms Of
thr Capital not,l, in Glen Elk Welne,
lay forenoon by Constable Lee CofTman
and taksn to Jail. II viii be given n
iria By Magistrate Samuel W. Gordon
Thursday morning.
4 warrant was sworn out by G. b.
Smith cnargiug MIN with the theft but
Red skipped out and It was thoughr
went 10 Buckbannon. Tna warrant wa.
'ent there in hops Of apprshending niin
but ne could not be found. His arrest
was accomplished by Constable cofTman
as the result Of careful detective worS
on the officers part. The amount stol-
N was s2O.2s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
MACCABEES
WILL BANQUET
At The Big Celebration Mssting. Which
VIII B. H.ld Tomorrow
Night Here.

Gftat preparations are being maie
Ter tli, Macabee meeting Friday night
watch win mark tine second anniversary
- th. renewed activity of clarksburs
Tent. No. 10. which now stands first in
tas rank of fraternal organizations III
thi, city and bids fair 70 b. in snort
time. second to none in West Virginia.
Friday nights meeting will be ono Of
celebration, first by the initiation Of
a large class Of new members; seeond b,
ths consolidation Of wil~onburg and Mt
Clare tents with the Clarksburg tent
STATE Commander c. c. snowalter, off.
ciating; third. literary program con
siSting Of lsclamations. orations. muse
by The Ross orchestra and banquet for
three nundred members.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
OFFICERS
OF thu Town of Adamston Wind Up
THAR Affairs For Transfer to
New Elected Ones

Ia, oil town council Of AJamston
held it, last meeting Tuesday night
and settled up their Affairs Tor trans,
Ter 70 tn, nav town oilicers VINO take
up th.ir duties At meeting 10 be hell
tonigat At $50 o'clock in tn Mcfarland
nall. Statement was made with Town
Sergeant Sayr,'s and ne has 1882 OF
the towns money to turn over 10 mis-
successor in Ollie. During the year ne
had collected total of Sl460OO from
AL sousccs. taxes. fines AMI licenses.
The new mayor. G. c. Southern, will
prcsid, at tn. meeting OF the new conn
ell tonight d. II. Outright is the new
recorder. and Msssrs. George Il. Cris,.
+. Kidd. William Wolfe.
Henry VI. Smith and ID. c. Morris lac
new councilmau. 1t is expected That a
large number Of Adamston citizens will
attend the meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
DRIVER
FELL ASLEEP
As He With Mules and Horses Came
Into City and Poiics Locked Him
up-He Was Drunk.

At ) o'clock Tuesday evening bu,i-
ness men and psi,strians on West Pike
street, between Taird and Fourth
streets, beaeld a man asleep in buggy
pulled by two mules and with horses
trailing on eitner side. The line, wer.
down over the dash board and the muiss
were going along unconcerneJ auI M.
governed. The man was Fred Patton.
a employe Of eNChief of Police Jack
Fleming, of Fairmont, aud ilad been our
at the gypsy camp near the eastern lin
It's of the city trading horses. He got
drunk and fell asleep on tine way in.
The police took charge of him and tae
mules, horses and buggy Patton made
ais aboic for the nignt in the city prison
and the animals were sent to livery
stable. Mr.. Fleming happened to b. in
the city and very kindly paid Patton's
line Of four sixty Wednesday morning,
after the fellow had sobcred mp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
ELKS HAD
BIG TIME
At Their Regular Lodge Meeting Tues,
day Night Which Was Featured
With a Deutsch Lunch and
Smola,r.

Over ona hundred Elks spent a pleas
ant social time in Bohemia Tus.Ilay
evening, on taa occasion Of the regular
session Of elarksburg Lodge, No. 1872
held in tae Iodss rooms in the Dssparl
building on Third street, which included
a "Deulsen Lunch and Smoker" AIuen
important business was transacted Al
the lodge session AMI further arrange.
ments Tor tue big circus, museum. ami
menagerie to be given in the city in tnr
near future by the lodge were made.
Tn "Deutsch Inneaa was greatly en-.
ioyed by the many members in attend
ance. 1t included in it. menu such deli
eaeiss as sauer lrant, not weinerwurst
tdogl, schwaitzerkase and several other
kinds of kasen, tongue. club c1eese ana
nan sandwiches. milk served in steius.
Dsutsch potatoes and all of the appro-
priate rslishes. The social session COM
mittee consisted of Charles II. Turner
Jf, and William I. Geppert, VINO wcr.
made mp TO impersonate two LITTLE Ger.
man girls. They were attircd in che
wooden SHOES and the waists were eu,
green costume with small apron cap ana
with nigh corsage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
DECISIONS
Arc Handed Down At Charleston BY
State Suprsms Court in
Appeal caass.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Feb. The
following decisions were rendered by tae
supreme Court Of Appeals:
w. II. Cobb v. Glenn Boom & Lam.
bsr Co. from Tucker county. AfRrn,si.
Opinion BY Sanders, j.
Bank OF Union vs.. R. Il. Nickel from
Monroe county. modified and affirmed.
Opinion by Sanders, J.
Staringer ". Mackic. from Tucker
County Judgment reversed. Opinion
by Cox. J.
Harman & Crockett vs.. aTaddy Broth
,rs. from Monroe county. Reversed
and remonded Opinion by poGeubar.
Ter, j.
l. P. Gibboney vs.. Cooper. from
Ritehie county. Affirmed. Opinion by
Mewborier. j.
Bosworth '. Wilson. from Randolph
county. Appeal dismissed. Opinion
by Brannon. ].
State vs. Rry. from Barbour county.
Apeal dismissed. Opinion BY Bran-
non. J.
National Tub, Co. vs. c. o. smits.
from oaio county. submitt,l on
briefs.
Ri.bcr v. Wheeling Roofing & Cor.
nice Co.. from Ohio county. Argued
AMI submitted.
AIMS Normile aud husband y. waeci.
ing Traction Co.. from Ohio couut,.
Submitted on briefs.
John Arbsnz V. Exley. Watkins Y
Go. Set at foot Of docket.
Wheeling Mold & Foundry ca. \.
wheeling Steel 4 Iron Co. from oiio
county. Set al foot Of docket.
D. Walkar Peterson ". Hall and Pr,e,
IS Peterson. from wetzel county. S,,,,.
nitted on briefs
Lowther, Admir- vs. Bridgen,an. from
Watzsl county. submittei on bricrs.
Headley vs. Hoopanghrner from II
Ter county, continued.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
BIG BLAZE
WAS AVERTED
Timely Discovery of Fire At Miss May
Dawson's Residence Saves Probable
Destruction of Much Property.

The residence of Miss May Dawson.
at l45 West Pike street, was discovered
afire at l2:lO o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and the fire department quickly re-
sponded to an alarm. The house was
unoccupied and the fire laddies found it
necessary to scale the roof and break N
through an upper window. The blazs
was in an east upstairs room and was
extinsuisaed before muca damage was
done. II caught from the. fireplace ana
the mantle and other wood work was
burned. The damage is estimated at
dollars. The timely liscov-
cry doubtless ayerted a serious blaze.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
NEW GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
OF BALTIMORE & OHIO MAKES
HIS FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT TO
cLARKSBURG.
is ACCOMPANIED BY GENERAL
MANAGER FITZGERALD, WHO is
PLOTTING HIM ON INSPECTION
TOUR.
Party Arrived Over Mononsah Road
From Fairmont On Special Train OF
Four cars-Both Bent and Fitzgerald
Win Be- Here Quite 0ften-short
Sketch of Mr.. Bent.

c. c. 7. Bent, The new general SUPER
intcndent of the Balthnora & Ohio rail-
road. made his first official visit to
Glarksburg Wednesday afternoon unier
the pilotagc of Mr.. Thomas Fitzgerald,
the new general manager of tae com
pany, and Mr.. Bent's predecessor as
general superintendent. The party con
sisted of a number OF otner.high officials
Of tae road and Travelled in special
train of four cars. They arrived here
over the Monongah road from Fairmout
shortly before four o'clock.
General Manager Fitzgerald stated
that ne nopel 10 visit Clarksburg quite
often. OF course, Mr.. Bent win be hers
much more frequently tnan the new
general manager
Railroad men generally are much In
terestsd in Mr.. Bent and brief sketcI,
Of his career will be read with cagsrne>~.
Mr. Cornelius Conway FELTON, Bent
was born at Boston. Mass, in july,
lS49,. aud entered railway service IN
1867 as chairman OF the engineer corps
of the Lake Superior and NIississipp,
uiIroad in Minnesota.
From Dscember Is, 1855, to date ~
consolidation with the Baltimore s. oaio
Southwestern he was superintendent of
ihe Ohio and Mississippi railway. Sincs
February T. 1894, Mr. Bent has be,n
superintendent and SensraI agent of
the Philadelphia division OF tins Balli.
more 4 OHIO, with Headquarters at
Philadelphia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
MR.. ROOT
SPEAKS ABLY
For the Defendants in the Big Suit Be-
fore Judge Goff in Special Ses-
sion of Federal Court

Tna motion for perpetuating the in
junction in tne cause of tnc Union Trust
Company Of Maryland and Others
agaist Georg L. Carter and the Clincd-
field Corporation. of Bristol. Va. is
.till pending at tnc special term Of
United States Court being held here BY
Judge Nathan Goff and is likely 10 oc-
cupy the attention II tne conrt in ses.
sion day or 70 vet.
Ths proceedings Wednesday morning
opened with an argument by NJ. w,
Palmer Of massachusetts,, in benalf OF
tos plaintiff and before closing III.
-pcecn, George /. Carter cna or the C.
iendants, was examined on the witncs,
stand = g the purchase made by him
q thr properties Of the cIIncnheh Cor.
poration. incluling stocks ami bonds AM
tne mineral lands Of the Cranes Nest
Coal 4 Coke Company and the West and
south railroad aolding- in Virginia an,
North Carolina.
At 2:l5 o'clock in the ,rlernoon W..
Elihu Root. ex-Secrctary of War b,gn,
the argument for tn dsr.n.ian,. an,
ably discussed nj side Of the ease /
the e,liicaiion d tn large crowd t,o
aad gathered 10 hear not only MIN In
the other very able lawyers in the cas,
At press hour ne mad NOT concluded h,
l,ldroeg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
BAND is
REORGANIZED
At Meeting Held in Company X Armop
Tuesday Evening-A New Band
Room Is Secured.

l'hs new Clarksbarg band held it.
first meeting in the Company X armory
on wrst Pike strest Tuesday evening
and bsgan rehearsing new music. Toe
band is composed of the following meD,,
bcrs:
John Sninn, director and solo cornetist
Writ Lewis, second solo cornet.
George Lockwood. first cornet,
+. s, Boggcss. French horn.
Il. L. Crow, solo alto.
Howard Hensley, second alto.
Gresn Griffin, first tenor
Thomas Primn, solo trombona.
r. Thrown, baritone.
R,eca Lewis. tuba.
r. L, Cook, bass drum and cymbais.
P,arl Deems. first snare drum.
Frank Cork, second snare drum.
Holly Grimm. colo clarionet.
James P. D. o'Brisn. first ciariones.
Frank Wclch. second clarionet.
George Burnett, piccolo.
Six other members viii be added T.
the band before it gives n public er
gaseaent. \ feature of tns meeting
was the playing Of 4 beautiful and vivac
ions polka. 'Tpilcptics," as bariton,.
solo. by Robert I. Brown. with band ac-
compartment. Mr.. Brown was accorded
i CHEERING ovation by MS comrad,s.
IN The future the band will mect
very Friday night in the hall next doc,
% the knights of Pytnias building IN
Gl'n Elk instead Of at tne ormory. II
will ba ready for public engagements in
4 short time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
ANNUAL
REPORTS
May Have To Be Made To Commissioner
OF Corporation D Department. Of Com
merca and Labor Department.
By AssOciatsd Pr.ss.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. D. G. Feb. I-rbe
Senate today insisted on its amend
ments to the Army appropriation bni
and a conference COMMITTEES was ap.
pointed. The principal one relates "a
tag pay OF retired Army officers assign,
ID TO special duty,
The House committee on Judiciary au-
thorized a favorable report on the bill
regarding annual reports to tne CON
missioner. Of corporation department. OF
the commerce and labor department,
Tne House took up the appointm ani
Of Edwin p. Hamlond. ~ a member oi
the boarI Of managers or the National
Soldiers Home. at Marion. Ind
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
sIeigh ana street Can collins.

\ street car collided with \. j. Van,
Horns sleigh at O'Clock Wednesday
morning in front Of Higgins store, on
West Pike street. Tne bed OF the slsigi
and Mr.. YanHorn were knocked over 10
the pavement aud he was bruised consii.
erably. The horse became frightened as
the ear approached and suddenly plunged
across the track in front Of tna ear, thu.
causing the collision. Mr.. vanHorn
mad a narrow escape from serious in
Jury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
HEARTS
Will R. Given to Young Men who Mead
New Ones At This Reception and
Valentine Party.

The ladies of the Central Presbyter.
ian churea will give a reception and
valentine party in the parIors of la
Young M'n's Christian Association on
the evening of Tuesday, February :,
While a gecral invitation is extenieJ to
all to attend. the aafrir will be especially
for the yonng men of the city Hearts
will b. provided for those gentlemen who
nave lost. theirs AMI new aearts will be
furnished to replace broken ones A
supper will be served by The ladies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
lARKsBURG OFFERS AND WILL
FURNISH SITE WORTH ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
MESSAGE IS WIRED TO SENATOR
SNYDER BY SECRETARY OF THE
BOARD OF TRADE TO THAT
EFFECT.
Business Man Here Arr Ready To Back
Up and Make Good the Pledge Con-
tainsd in the Telegram and Very
Handsome Sits Will Be Furnished For
Capitol, if Bill Goes Through.

The following TELEGRAM was san,
"Wednesday afternoon.
aclarlsbur,, ~ Va FAb ! loo,
aIton .Tscob snyder
.stat.. senate Charleston " N
I .eChrksbry ofr,rs apd win furnish i
.site worth one oundre5 tbou.onl Jol
lars for the STATE capitol
ANTHONY BOWEN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
WOODMEN OF
THE WORLD
VIII Have An Entertainment in Con
nsction With Their Regular Msct-
ing in Pythian Hall Tonight.

.Su entertainment win b. given by tae
Woodmen Of tn. World at the regular
meeting to be held in Pytoian hall 70
night. in addition 10 attending to some
general business matters and initiaiie
two or three candidat :. III following
is the program of the entertainment:
Adir'ss- Chancellor Commander F. o
Sutton.
K'eita'ion-E, \. Rii,r. Of ouist DEL
E~say-M NJ. Bradford.
Cornet Solo Tohn N. Sainn
RecItaiion-L 7. Moncypenny.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
INJUNCTION
BILL POSTPONED
Further Consideration BY Congress of
Measure Prohibiting Injunctions in
Labor Disputes Is Made Indsfnite
By Associated Press.

by hssUtIdEsu FI7ssa.
WASHINGTON. D G.. Feb. I-Ta,
House COMMITTEES on Judiciary today
voted to postpone indefinitely further
consideration Of the bill prohibiting m.
functions in labor disputes.
Secretary Tart intraduced the presi,
dent to Cincinnati busin7s. men, rspr,
-enting the Rsceivers ami Shippers As.
sociation and fourteen other ousiness a..
s0ciations of Cincinnati. who came q
express to the President Iirectly then
approval Il 'ois position On the rat.
question
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-01
BY Associated Press.

WARSAW, Fsb. THE city is quirt
though great tension exists. Only two
newspapers wera published today. The
strike mas extended to the sugar re-
ineries and other factories in the dr,.
tricts around Warsaw.