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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
VAR|AS N0T|C|AS
DaImau y Canet restabIeci-
do. Ell Hombre Dies.
Don Juan R. Baiz.
DANA ENFERMA
DANA ENFERMA
CONCEAL propuesto.- -Ouejas
contra un profesor.-La
Corte de Guayama.

Nuestro compaiIero de redacci6n
senior Dalmau Cauet ha vuelto q sus
habitusles tareas, repuesto de Ia do
lencia que le aquej6 en- estos dias.
Ell Hombre- Dios Sc encuentra
en- ell barrio Real-Ponce, -donde ha
dado una confersncia.
En- Ia tarde de aver ssli6 para
la isla nuestro amigo don Juan r
Baiz.
-Ha sido propuesto para conce.
jal de. Naraniito don.Miguel Rivera,
en- la vacante ocurrida por renuncia
de don Bernabe Berrfos.
Ell doctor Zeno Gambia no pudo
asistlr antsnoche a la reunion de Ia
Junta central, por la gravedad dc su
sonora suegra,
Hacemos votos por el pronto res.
tablecimiento de dicha dana.
Hay queias contra Mr.. Estub,
professor de ingles en- las escuelas de
Pehueas, por su iccorrecto prosedsr
con maestros y ni1ios.
En- Ia Corte de Dlstrito de Pom.
ce Sc celebr6 un juicio de divorcio
seguido por don Luis Bougard coa.
tra su esposs doha Cruz E,calera.
Ell Juez municipal de Humacao
dict6 sentencia en csusa por turbar la
paz contra Eusebio Velazquez, conde
ra1dole q 81 dias de prisi6n.
La Corte de Datrito de Gusya.
ma sentenci6 el dia Is del corrients &
Juan Raimundo Santiago, acusado de
tentatlva de violaci6n, & 5 amos de
preside.
-Ha ipgresado en- la carcel de
Guayama Feliciano Vell6n, condena-
do por Juez municipal l mes dias
de arresto, por acometimiento agre.
sion.
Sc encuentran en- San Juan nues.
troa amigos ds Guayama don Enrique
Gonzalez y don Eleuterio Vidal asf co.
mo don Valeriano Colon. de Cayey.
Ell ioven dor Felipe Toste tuvo
la desgracia aver de sufrIr una caida
de uu CARO- ele:trico, causa1dose una
confusion en- la msno derecha.
J Ell teniente Isurrondo ccup6 ano.
che una navaja a Eusebio Iglesias,
arrestandolo y de1unciendolo al JuZ.
gado de paz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
HORRIBLE TRAGEO|A
Un marido acusa de infideIi-
dad a su esposa ante ell
iusz de Sabana- a-Grande
A PUNALADAS
A PUNALADAS
No siendole possible el divor.
clio, vuelve a su casa y am
bos conyujes Sc acuchillan

N0uienabre 1G. -Confrmo mi te,e.
grama de anoche.
Modesto Vega y Eulslia Aponte,
protsgonistas del sangriento drama
que aver Sc desarroll6 en- ell barrio
sMachuehal, de este termino munici
pal, y que tanta consternaci6n ha eau
sado en- esta sociedad, son j6venes,
como de "a q SO amos, triguehos; no
hscel dos amos que se unieron en- ma
trimonio.
Modesto cslaba 4 su mujer y er
dias pasados SO present6 al senior Juez
de paz y le manifesto que su consorte
le era infsl y, que por tai motive de.
seaba divoreiarse de ella Ell juez res
pondi6le que no podfa proceder en-
ese caso, 81 81 no presentaba una de-
nuncia jurada de los hechos que ex
ponia. Y ent6nces Modesto, sin prue.
bas tai vez para iustifcar su acusa
ci6n, fuese al campo y vivl6 con 81
esposa hasta aver & las tres de la tar
de, hora en- que ocurri6 el desgracia.
do suceso a que nos referimos.
Nos informan que al llegar q ~
casa ell desdichado esposo, motto que
gu mujer usaba un aro de orc, que
supuso le fdera regalado por su aman-
te. Trat6 de obfenerlo. Y como ella
SO regara, Sc 10 quito & 10 fuerza.
Indignada Eulalia por tai motive,
lanz6se sobre su marido y le asest6
una terrible cuchillada en- ell est6msgo,
de resultas de la cual muri6 anoche 4
las once y media. Pero en- el instante
de sentir el pufal, 6 impulsado por loa
celos, acometl6 Modesto q su muier, le
quito ell cuchillo y con 81 le produjo
siete Il ocho heridas On el pecho, cos
tado y espalda, calificadss de graves
por nuestro distinguido amigo el doc
tor don Felix TIC.
El cabo dc la policia insular Sc iiol
Negroni, tan pronto tuvo conocimieo
to del suceso, 90 traslad6 alll en- uni6l
de otro guardia y practc6 las dill gau
cias necesarias, rdsnsndo la conduc
ci6n de los heridos al pueblo, al hos
pitalillo, donde fu6 hecha la primers
cura por ell practlcaute seT)r Padills
FL medico titular Sc encontraba er
Maya gtlez, declarando ante la Corte
de DIstrito y regres6 las nueva de Ia
noche, hora Gu que presto los hsridoi
los auxilios de la ciencla.
Esos son los irf0rmes que he 70
dido obterc" acarca de ese lament blt
acontecimiento. Cua0do adouiera al
gunos mas los euviare oportunsmsnt'
& LA DEMoCRACIA.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
LAS MUJERES ALtMANAS

Ssbldo es con cusnta Ieiseveran
cIa , energfs hs logrsdo Ell Kaiser de-
sarrollsr ent sus s6bditos la a6-
ci6n q las cosas de mar, estimu.
lsndo oil propio tempo su PATRIOTS
mo y su amor 4 las insti!ucioncs ma
Wales.
Ese movimiento general ha alcan-
zsdo tambiel a las muieres, quienes
inspirsndose en- la fsmcsa frsse de
Guillermo IL; cNuestro porvenir es.
ta ca el mars, han decidido constitufr
bsio la ALA direction de Fraulsin CT.
Muller, de Hanover la Uoi6n mari
TINA &c las sehorss slemsnas (tFlot.
tenbund deutscher Frsuensl, destina ada q
como la Liga maicullns va exIstente
Y que cueats en- Ia sctualidad ma.
de $1,000 asocisdoV, { hacsr una pro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
PRtSUPUESTO MUNICIPAL

Va e,ta listo en todos sus detalles
ell presupuesto de Ia ciudad consoli.
dada de Nueva York para el slo de
1906, de enero & enero. Asciende
s116 SO5 490 81, y x,ede en- Sc 9S7 1897
al VICENTE. Hay aumentos en- 62 de-
psrtamentos, dismir uciones en- I, que
solo montan a $55 606, ,08, y quedsn co.
mo sstsban 2l. Las psrtldas mas i'm.
portantes son:
Euss Il ARIA, 1923 35S, 1sS 90, aumen-
to, 81 36l, 1902; intere es de ls deuds,
$lS 459, ,Ol5,38, aumento, sl.357, 164.49,
y policia, sl3 O35, 7O2 9S, sumento,
1926, 1862. De los DENTS departamer.
tos, ell mas dotsdo es ell de Incepdios,
S 6 COZ, ,95542, aumento, s337, 900. .eS.
Hay, sin embargo, una partida de
81 43O, O,992.O3 que, siendo para snort.
z2ci6n hace de las stenciones de la
deuda la columna m&a respetsb BILE del
presupueato, y mas ain si Sc agrega
una psrtids especial de S5226, 1876. 80
para redimir bonos qte vencen en-
1906
Viene & salirle cada habitante
por unos $50, y no entrs 10 que 10 ciu-
dad psga al Estsdo, que pass de 10
millones, nj al Tesoro federal por
concepto de renta interna y derechos
de sduana, que no tsnemos idea de
cuanto sera, pero seguramsnts no be ia
de 500 100000, Es una nina Nuevs q
York,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
Eugenio AstoI.
la JUHTA CENTRAL

En la sesl6o celebrada Ultima
mente por la Juna Central, fueron
NJ mbrados don Carlos NJ. so'er;y don
Joie Elzsburu, miembros de Ia CONT
sion de Hacienda del par ito, en- sus.
tisdcion de don Jore G. del Vale V don
Juan X. Bsiz. Dichs comisi6n ests
Pre ldiis p1r don Carlos II B onde.
tor pudorsepganchsr ell caro- al trole
Iustsmente antss de pasar una curga
muy ce-ada, sin 10 cual q tranvfa 80
hsbria cespehado al barrsnco con 25
psssJeros que llevaba. EutonceS fue
possible dar contra corrlents y aplicar
los trenoI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
GRACIA ESTUDIANTIL

A unos eStudiantes ds Ia Universi.
dad de Cornell sc les ocurri6 oil otro
dfs una idea baItsnte original. Junto
a la Universidsd pasa IN tranvf. elec-
trico por unsIpendiente vertiginoss, al
fondo de lacusl bay un barrsnco. Los
estudiantes en- question untaron grs-
sa en- los csrriles cuando iba & btjar
un.carro !Luego subieron 4 un srbol y
spsrtaron ell trole 8 alambre qus con
duce la eectricidsd, de suerie que 81
motorista pSrdio Ell dominic del caro-
y este ss precipit6 cuesta absio como
una exslaci6n.
Por grandisIns fortuna, el conduc-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
MONEDA PANAMENA

La iovsn replblca de Panama ,ha
eUtablecido su sistema monetArio que
rige desde 10 de Septiembre.
En- recuerdo de Vasco NdGez de
Balboa, descubridor del Paci6co, Ia
unidad monetaris Sc ha llsmado e.
ba'bos, moneda de orc de 1872 gra-
mos, q la ley de 900 milesimas, = hay
monedas de orc de l, > y III, 8, 10 J
20 bslboas, con igual ley relac,6r
y cobre.
Las monedas fraccl clonariss de pls
ts son de un peso lun cuarto de bal
boa, J, medic peso, 1l5, lilo y un vIge
Uimo de balboa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
EL REy De ITALIA
La popuIaridad de Victor Ma
nueI lila senciIIez de
Ia casa de Saboya.
SU ENTRADA EN- MILAN
Sc CANA cl coraz6n de los mi
laneses y le saludan socia-
llstas Y republleanos

La nueva fsss social del reino del
rey Victor Manuel de Italia, 90 esta
desenvolvlendo rspidamente. Ell joven
rey, que es extrem 1amente popular,
no solo ha sabido conQuistar el cora
zon de la gente del Sur, sino que tam
bien ha ganado un triunfo sobre la or
gullosa Milan.
Cualquiera que conozca Ia histo-
ria de la moderna Italia, ssbe como la
<capitale morale, del reino, acausa de
ser el centro de los movimientos rspu-
bicano y socialista, ha mirado STEM
pre- con recslos, q Roma y <frteado,
con las remsmbranzas de la repdblics
romantica y cuantos moment9s de
mortifcaci6n la gente de Milan ha pro-
ducido al Gobierno. No hay que ma
ravillarse por ESQ, que todos los gabi-
netes italianos hayan tratado & Milfn
con el mas exquisite cuidado.
Todo ESQ ha cambiado, a1n los
hombres que predicaban el republica-
nismo y clamabsn por Ia demolici6n
del trono, tomaron parte On Ia entu-
SHASTA rscepci6n dispenssda al rey.
La verdad 81 que no se apareci6
el rey allf, q la cabsza de sus batallo
nes, nj fue q una gran parada 6 4 to.
mar parte en- una fiesta fastuosa; pas6
por allf, de vuelta de eontemplar las
escenas de terror de la Calsbria, de
una m anera reposada y sin os'entaci6n
alguna, casi solo, &C scompahado sola.
mente por su corsor.e. Mi emujer,, co.
mo Ia llama 81 slempre.
Fac Victor Manuel III observar
drectamsnte al pueblo de Milan, y
prime c'palmente q familisriz arse con las
neceisaades de las clases trabai adorss
de squslla gran ciudad industrial, &
fin de darse cuenta del por que e.tan
ellos dsscontentos y por que como una
consecusncia, desean ellos la repd Ii
ca, \ ocurri6 entonces ell milagro; re.
publcanos y socialistas aceptaron J
estrecharon de busra CANA Ia manC
del rey y votaron por unanimidad
cantidades para hacerle una rece 2ci6r
digna de su rango.
Sin esco'ta de letective' y aeon
pan ado solamente por gu ayudante
Wis to el rey las casas do pumerosoi
trabaj jsdores, inspeccion6 Ia manert
como essaban alojados, converse de |,
lmanera ms democr atca con tcdos lo
que quisieron hablarle, acariciaudo
los nifios, y todos les hombres cuys'
casas es.an decoradss con retratos d.
anarquistss en- lugar de cuadros d.
santos, sc sintieron convertidos en- en-
tusiastas aduiradores del rsy. Ii
mismo sucedi6 cusndo realiz6 las visi
tas de las gcandes fibricss de Mari
Sivestri y Pirelli.
Cusndo el rey entr6 en- la ciudad
fue rectbido cen un silencio hosiil; pc
no antes de que hubiera transcurridt
media hora de su permsnencia en- aque
lugar, Sc hsbfa hecho amigo de tod,
el muado.
t1do en- principle Sc debs q gu
ell rey dursnte su vista 4 los distrito
de la Cslsb il, asolados por el tsrre
moto, demostr6 que tenfa un corsr6I
compasivo y una mauo geneross,
hizo todo 10 possible para allviar 10
sufrImientos de los p 1bres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
uGA De MUV|C|P|Os

Hasts 10 fechs han contribuido
para el visje de los com sionsdos q
Washington por Ia sL'gs de Ayunta-
m.ertos,, los siguieutes puebloE: Qua
yams, sabsna G rande, Lares, Patti
Has, Corozal, Baysm6n, Utusdo, Hu.
macao, Arscibo, Care =, Truiillo,
alto, Caguas, Pefiuelss Gurabo y
Toa haja
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18
ESPAAA 2RODUCTORA

En- un Ieoncurso alberto en Lon
dres para el suninistro de $4,000 to-
relsdas de carriles de t'naios 4 Ia
construction de una via ferres en- la
California de Mejicc, Sc ha adiudica.
do el pedido q la soeiedad SAltos Hor.
nos de Vizsya,, de Bilbao.
La production espa6ola se abrs
csmino q la exportaci6n en- vasts eS.
Gala hscIs los psfsea ext 'aDjsroS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-18

psgsnda activisima en- favor de ls
Marina Mercants de guerra.
Por.de prouto, 10 rueva sociedad
ests hacienda una cueitaci6n entire las
mujeres Alemsnss, para podsr regular
{ ls fota del Imperio IN seorszado q
un crucero Do primsrs clsss,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-09-28

Luck will never make a
Greater Monroe City. Luck
has never yet made anything
great. l. takes work-hard
work and much OF It. Many
.eoor employing institutions
are being located all over the
country, hut they always 80 30
he Gowns that want them ar d
wants them enough to try TO Sc.
cure them. 1t is admitted uy
tlt that Monroe city needs L ore
labor employing institutions,
We can get them, They will
SO we'll here and would bring
thousands OF dollars Annually
to our city 10 be spent here,
Why do not we get them, Sim.
ply because we do not make an
effar, u secure them. For this
purpose We need a live working
Commercial Club All classes
should be members Of TINS Club
lin tact every citizen should
DE Then you will soon see the
good effects of the organiza-
don, Let us not delay longer
as now is the time to get busy
if we ever expect Monroe City
ana The country surrounding
occupy the Important position
aud prosperity which can aud
will DE ours for the asking and
work TO secure. Some of our
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-09-28

An plants except cut flower
plants sold at 3 per cent d, .
count fer 30,-Jerry Edwa ass
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-09-28

Paint your house with Pat
tons Sun Proof Paint. The best
on the market, w. b. Spald.
ing sells it on guarantee.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-09-28

j. @, Piersol attended to legal
business in Hannibal, Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-09-28

c yi&eus are becoming interest
ed Are lou? Speak out. Let
~ aea" t,ru YOU
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-09-28

Mrs A. X, Rutledge has been
with Shelblna relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-09-28

After a pleasant visit of ,rv
eral weeks with her partuts,
Mr., Cochin and wife at Has
sard, Mrs NJ. E, Whortenstein
returned to her home Var do.
Tuesday, SHE was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Julia
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-09-28

Get the habit aud read the
Democrat,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
AND GAS NAN
I ACCUSED OF FORGERY

E Twiggs was arrested We'd
hesday evening ate by Constable
AndreW Lyon and jailed.
Fne atrest was made on a warrant
swofh out in Justice Samuel W.
Gordons court, charging him with
forgery The specific charge was
that lie had obtained the signatures
81 the Buena Oil & Gas Company,
~. IL Heavier, G. d. Piersol and
9ther iTough false p~retense to de-
fraud hem. These signatures were
10 asnote for $4,000 and the act was
eoinmitted in July. With this
State of. affairs he is charged with
Iorper of their names.
rFiggs was taken from Jail at
1896 o'clock Thursday morning
amid afraigned before Justice Cor
don. He did not plead and the
heari1g was set for 2 o'clock Friday
i~fferbaon, with his bond fixed at
$1,000, In default of which he was
nded to Jail.
The charge against him is of
highly sensational nature. Messrs.
Heavier and Piersol, who swore ont
the warrant, it is stated, claim that
he as manager and treasurer of the
oil company, made misrcpresenta-
tons to them and other members of
the company.
The field the company has is To-
Gated in CabeH county, and, Accord
ing to his statement, contains about
5000 acres. 1t is stated that they
claim he represented to them that
there was an oil well on the tract.
producing 10 barrels a day, when III
fact no such oil well exists. Instead
there is a gas well. Another well is
also being drilled.
The company's president, Mr..
Heavier, knew no better as to the
alleged oil well until he went to the
field IN September to see Just what
the company actually did have and
found that oil we'll an illusion pure,
and simple.
The company has been in exis.
tence-two years or more and Twiggs
has been identified with it ever since
it was organized.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
AUDITING COMMITTEE
H0LDA MEETING

The auditing committee of the
Chesterfield Corporation, whose
landed interests are located at Nor
folk, Va. closed a meeting here
Wednesday night. The committee
consists Of V. L. Highland, presi-
dent of the Empire National Bank,
city: d. Blaine Shaw, vice president
of the First National Bank, Bar
b~oursville, and A. L. Hawkins, sec
rotary Of the Piedmont Grocery Co.,
Piedmont. They met in the Empire
banking rooms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
TOURNAMENT At
POSTS GROVE, LOST CREEK

The Lost Greek Tournament As,
ISOLATION will hold a picnic n
tournament at Posts Grove, Lost
Creek. ON Saturday, Oct. 2S. Tlre
invitation committee are sending
out a neat little card announcing Ele
event. The only regulation is that
nine foot lance balancing in the
middle be used.
Pbe committees are as follows :
rranaements@Dr. Chas. Taylor
al Garsicadon Chas. A. Cum
min Porter Arnold, Clay Post
Fred Knisley. lnyitations--
az. 70. Stotler, Earl Sheets, Wads
rPherson, DIR. Otto Ladwig, Golf
Sutton and Arch Post. Marshall
q. b. REYNOLDS, Chas. Post and
TomEKnisley.
Tie music viii Fpshed by ths
IoEnsfown band and q royal good
time is assured all who attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
OPINION
ON USURY
DELIVERED

"A decision handed dow1by Judg'
Charles w. lynch IN circuit eourl
Thursday mofning on usury wiz at
tract wide attention throughout ths
state and may affect a number q
land titles ut was in the chancery
eause of Mareelius v. DAWSON vs..
Thomas Smith and brother. Il
appears a few years ago DAWSON
was hard pushed for money and Dor
1rowed the amount of the Smiths,
giving them 4 promissory note with
interest at 6 per cent. andsdeedlng
them half the ROYALTY in a tract OF
land, in lieu Ola deed Of trust Inc
note and interest were finally paid,
and IN the meantime oil was found
To exist on the farm. At the time,
however, the decd vas made, twas
purely speculative as to there being
oil there. DAWSON desiring to. get
hack the half Of the royalty decided
to the Smiths brought-suit to have
lie deed set aside, and this was done
in Judge Lynch's opinion Thursday
morning.
I'm this county there is an in
stance where the same may be asked.
Alarge land owner became financial
" involved and a half ~dozen men
furnished him 100000 to pay his
debts. and took a deed for half the
mineral rights of his farm, and, it
is stated Tint he is also paying them
lawful interest. six per cent. In
tbe event he brings action against
u%surious practice, Judge Lynch's de.
cisioh inst handed down will likely
prove helpful to him.
The iurv in the case of Martin &
Company against Mary Looman gave
the plaintiff a verdict for $40. II
was an appeal ease and a Justice had
qiyen judgment Of over 5000 agains-
her. She hid offered to pay more
than SOL. Thus was it a cictor,y
for her.
John w. Fortnev was appointed p
committee for Lemuel D. Cofman
= lunatic.
abamers beard tbe arbgumentin the
cause of 7 NJ Crr.skndon against
Thomas p. Riddle. He also over
ruledsa demurrer in the case of the
Southern Pine Lumber Company
md consolidated the two cases.
The appeal case of Harry Hall vs.
Dever Choruening was tried, the
litigation being over the burning OF
fences and apple trees by fire, which
broke out on Chorpening's place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
AMERICAN
TALKS UTARHEEZS

forest wealth. 1t is the upper alh-
tudss Of the forested mountains that
afe most valuable TO the Nation rs.
whole, especially because of their
sefects upon the wafer supph-
Ne7ther State nor Nation can nj
ford to turn these mountains over
to the mTestrained greed of those
WHO would exploit them at the ez-
pense ollie future. We can not af-
lord tosMait longer before assumlns'
e6ntroI,i the intrest of the public
OF thesev forests for if we do wal
tie vested mterests of priyate parties
in them NAV beconSe0 strongly M
trenched that it may be a most ser
l6us as we'll as a most expensive q
To Gust them. If the Eastern States
are wise, then from the Bay OF Eun@
dy to the Gulf we viii see, Within
HE next few q a policy set on
foot similar to That so fortunatel
carried out in the high Sierras
the West by the National Govern
mont. All the higher ApPaiacst19ns
should be reserved, either By II =
States or by the Nation. 1 much
prefer that they should be put under
National control, but it is q more
truism to say that they will moi bs
reserved either by the States or by
Continued on page 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
MRS. SOUTHERN
PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Kate Southern, wife of
Samuel Southern, at Adamsville,
died Wednesday night at her home
from typhoid-pneumonia. She was
about so years of age.
Surviving her are the husband
and several sons and daughters, Mrs.
William Benson, of this city, is ono
of the daughters.
The deceased was a most estimablc
woman and had many friends who
learn of her death with much sorrow.
The funeral will take place from
the residence Friday forenoon and
interment will occur at the zOdd
Fellows cemetery in Shinhston at 12
o'clock noon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
SERVICES
AND GREETINGS

The Epworth League will have
charge of services tonight at eight
O'Clock at Golf Methodist church to
say goodbye to DIR. D. L. Ash, the
retiring presiding elder, who goes to
Huntington, and his family, and to
extend cordial greetings to Rev. VIM.
Anderson. the ne wpresiding elder.
and his family. The pastor, DR.. s.
X. Aruthnobt, and his family will
also be welcomed back and alto
gethcr an evening of good will to the
departing and good cheer to the com
ing and abiding one will prevail.
All are invited to come at eight
6elock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
TIN. PLATE MILLS
HAVE SHUT DOWN

The tin plate mills closed down
Thursday morning for repairs and
NAV not resume operations for a
week. 1t was noticed that the
foundation of a big engine had be-
come loose and as a precautionary
measure it was decided to tear it
out and rebuild it to save serious
trouble and Il long shutdown. inns
was the reason for closing down at
this time. The mills have been
very busy. the last pay roll less than
a week ago containing the names OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
ALMOST BROKE
HER NECK

A serious mishap was narrowly
verified at the West End depot We'd
nesaav night as several passcngers
m the train from Weston alighted.
&mopg those who got off The train
were two ladies, n of whom stumo-
ledsin the darkness and might have
Broken her neck. There are no
lights at that point, and Ferry street
leading from the depot is poorly
lighted and the sidewalk is in bad
shape. It is suggested that the city
should have ut least two sereet lights
in that section of the city and thus
save some probable heavy damage
suit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
FANCIERS
ARE INTEREST," Q

The secretary of the ClarksbuFs
Poultry and Pet Stock AsosclatiaI
is being deIuged these days VIII
letters requesting Information aRa
premium lists of their second eNlll-
hilton. which will be held in ClarE'-
burg, Dec. 20, 21 and ~.
These communications come from
far and near and show the greatln7
+arast that the bird fanciers are tatS-
mo "a This exhibition. One leff
--aeejyed today Is from the leaalng
nT,1JtrV raiser in8New Jersey. trorl
he General enthusiasm manifested
the show is going TO be a great sae=
cess this year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
ORATORIGAL CONTEST
HERE NEXT YEAR

Blaine Shaw, Of B~arboursville.
who attended the meeting of the
Chesterfield Corporation here We'd
nesday as a member of it's auditing
committee, left last night. While
here Mr.. Shaw as a member OF the
faculty of the Morris-Harvey school
looked up the matter of another IN
terdenominational o%ratorical contest
next year similar to the n held
here the past summer. 1t will likely
be held here, Mr. Shaw announces