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New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExcE71
TRANSPACIFIC.


Mails (.xcept Jamaica and Bahamas) are forwarded
day 70 ports OF sailing. The connecting mas close az
General PustOice, Nsw-YOrk. as follows.
CTTRA Via Port Tampa. "A 80 a. Monday. Wecn-s
eay Saturday. tAlso from Ns"-4orE. IhurscaS
and SatUrday-see abovel-
sxcapt Sunda ! D and 10 80
NEWFoUNDIAND tsxcept Parcels-Post Mailsl via North
S,y5nsv at N. Monday. Wednesday and saturday
also occasionally from New-1ork and Philadelphia
See above).
NIOTJEION via Boston and North sydney, az $50 p m
s-Ssrv other SUNDAY lAugust 13 and z. etc.
via Boston. 7 p Tuesday and Friday
1GJs9 from New-York Saturday see aSovel
S-Ts r5TCA VIA New-Orleans. at T103O Tuesday
RRITTsH HONDURAS. HONDURAS tEast Coastl and
tt3EDTsTs VIA Nev-Orlsans 110:50 Mon
Say fest Coast Of Honduras Is dispatched from New
york via Panama-see above ..D-.u
NTcARAGUA East Coastl. via NSw-Orisans az 1850
sunday Wednesday West Coast OF Mica
R.S1Ia m - Sisoatched New-York via Panama-sss
abOve) 49, o-f.a,. +fo- "a
N SUNDAY only specially addressed mail Is forwarded
p orleans New-York steamer sails on fol-
IoHns Mondayl- After 1880 p m sunday and until
IoSt5-- ~ NeW-York steamer. mail Tor Panama ard
CsnaI Zone is held for the New-Hork steaner-sss
Mall for overland dispatches closes
previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

WEST INDIES ETC.
THURSDAY 00D-At a m for Cuba Yucatau
Mexico specially addressed FOR this steannerC: AZ
11-SO a for Brazil. per s Syracuse Pernam-
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay when specially ad
dressed this steaner) u for Yucatan. per
via Progreso (also other parts OF Mexico,
Tau1pfco. when specially addressed for steamer.
at p m for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. Per
FRIDAY (1I~At II m supplementary 1870 . M for
Santiago when specially addressed this steamer)
SATURDAY G2l-At 7:3O a m for Newfoundland. per
for Curacao and Venezuela $ : Maracaibo (als0
Colombia. via Curacao. when specially addressed for
this steamer: a. m for Porto Rico. per $.
Ponce. via San Juan at $3.50 a. m Complementary
1870 naO for Fortune Island Jamaica and Colombia
except Cauca and MagdaIena Departments. per > =
AIle9hany talSo Panama and Canal Zone via Colon.
for THIS stsamerf $50 a supplementary 1870
nj Barbados and Guiana. s $. Manoa: az
(except East COAST, Honduras (except East COasr).
Salvador. Panama Canal Zone. Cauca Department OF
Advance via Colon (also Guatemala when specially
addressed for this steamer; 10 a. m for Cuba
per 3 Monterey. via Havana; at u for Argentine
Uruguay and Paraguay, per 8 . Procica =. -
be prepaid all letters forwarded
bv the Supplementary Nails and letters deposited IN the
closing o. the Regular Mail for dispatch particular
vessel viii not forwarded unless such additional
is prepaid thereon by stamps supple
inenGsrv Transatlantic Mails opened ths piers OF
the American English and French steamers wherever
the saNings occur at 9 q m or later: and late mai
NAV ~ deposited mail boxes the piers OF tho
German Lines sailing from Hoooksn Suppl leErenrary
mail for Turks Island and Dominican Republic IS also
opened on Clyde Line Pier The mails on the pers
tsn minutes sailing time. Only regular postass
etters 5 half ounce is required on articles
msn 0 Sea os steamers double postage Gstters 10
cents a half ounce on other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers In Nev1-York City the DAILY
TRI-WEEkLY will be charged copy
postage in addition 10 the named above.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
points the United States. Canada and Mexico
(outsIde Of the Boroughs OF Manhattan ans The
Bronx Also TO Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Philippines without for foreign postage
n V q 4
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Special Notices.
Omces

On1ces-
MAIN OFFTCE-No. 15-
WALL STREET OFFICE-NO. Is Wiitam-s-.
UPTOWN OFFICE-No. l. S64 Broadway. Amert~
District Telegraph ONCE
BRONX BUEEAU-NO. 89o f3sth-sr.
WASHINGTON BUREAU-No L322 Est.
NEWAiSh BRANCH OFFICE-Frederick N Sormer.
No. T94 Broad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD viii nnd THE TRIBUNE az
LONpoN-Ofhce of THE TRIBUNE. No fs1
Fleet-st
Frank Gould & Co No. "a Nsw-Oxfcrd-st
American Express Company. No Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & Son Tourist once.
The London Orics OF THE TRIBUNE Il a convenient
place 20 leave advertisements and subscriptions
fARls-John Munroe & Co. No. : Rue Scribe.
John Wanamaker No. a. Rue dss Pettes
Eagle Bureau. No 53 Rue Cambon.
Mo-gan, Haries & Co. No 81 Boulevard
Crett Lyonnais. Bureau des EtTauEeTs
Continental Hotel newsstand
Tire Figaro Oface.
Brertano's, No. 81 Avenue de IOpera-
American Express Company. No. II Rue Scribe.
NICE-Credit Lyonuais
GENENI-LOmbarG, & %
FLORENCE-French. Lemon & Co. Nos. and
TornabuOni.
MaQuay & Co. Bankers
MANIFESTATION Express Company. No Fsrdi
nand SJrasse
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

Brouwer, Elizabeth J.
Campbell. Mary p. 5.
Clark. Emmons.
Fletcher. Andrew.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

Rehezyssls for 1.-The Bad Samaritan" have begun
and Hfu co,,irue until the comedy Is given in
Washington on September l.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

Local Official Record-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
nare for the last twenty-four hours in comparison
With the corresponding date of year:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

The three hundredth performance OF 'Eantana
VIII be given the evening OF Tuesday, September
u al the Lyric Theatre. Sterling silver lead
pencils will be given souvenirs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Attest:
cHAs. BRANDsTETTER.
City Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE


Where Enforce
o
Be I by O
Idaho
guardian shall habtual drunk.rd nocaed
minor habual dukard to drink m a. any
the result o. skin chance
other thing device shall deemed guilty Of and on con-
than MY dollars for the n onens and sh. for sscond
within the limit forfeit license he or shs may
liquor dealers and sundy nov in force
forfeited
for such nusines
months
after conviction subsequent o6ense
That
the Of o. the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Attest.
AN ORDINANCE


Be II Ordained City of Springs
shall be the duty of the CITY Clerk to prepare ana I'd present
salary him for that purpose
fixed monthly or quar-
each the amount OF salary per
of each. a
and filing Of the salary roll the same
mentioned snail
section ANY bin for
and passed separately
be the Of the Commissioner
respectively
what shall be known as The
and preceding thereof
shall the Of each
preceding month the kind Of labor the number Of days
employed price day and the amount que
shall be certified by the oeer max
city shal be ereceive or Clerk
speciiyey the
rejection the be- and in case any Item
shall such labor
be
be preserved by him amongst the files of his once .,.
salary roll labor account item appearing on the same
than the contract price actually tne person
named charging thereon in favor Of any fictitious
the the the name
noun y him to he entitled 10 from the Civ Of idsho springs
performed himself his he shall be
not tiessha hundred oIlars ~
Section IL The neglect or refusal OF any such ohe above named to
monthly
be
and his Immediately the
All ordinances with
Council the Idaho this
18th 1905
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26


shall give or allow TO
where obscene plays
Intoxicating
shall be deemed guilty OF
more thanff
shall accompanied
of lme gambling house or
obscene
CLOCK
enuneaeo parue
about make having made
wholly OF any nocaung
shall be deemed guilty d sa
induce any
.ne places
ordinance VINO sna AZ OF
ab request
intoxicated person TO play wager or
than
and onen
OF all
of
with without warrant
the City Marshal or
refuse allow any sueh omeef
reasonable request or VINO na
hinder orut any susn o
making
Of than fifty dollars ,,t,
the Idaho springs '
OF A
'
cHAs BRANDsTETTER.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Attest:
AN ORDINANCE
Regulating Railroads in the City Limits.

Be Ordained by the City Council of the City Idaho
Section
railroad company shall prope moved
other Of railroad
gne within the Idaho springs approaching public
to all
the approach OF such locomotive shall
bell
shall
noy of any railroad company or shall
Of
OF railroad
railroad be constructed
=
Section Whoever shall
shall deemed
- - ~ -So
Section No shall
OF
of
misdemeano
te - = ~ 'sAAee VI 'ne'i uu-
the City Springs and approved this
18th d. q August. A. - - -Ss.sS1 .-.-
tsisned) GEORGE Riley
Attest: Mayor. =
cHAs BRANDsrETTER,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
ARTICLE ii.
Repeal.
Attest:
An ORDINANCE
In Relation to Public Health.


Relation %
city hereby Constituted the Board
shall % es a % @ 3 @ s s $ ees ss s
OF the CITY Council : W ~ ~ ~ w ~ ~ 's ~ p''
Sa a.. q 'sa report s'sas s,
Ss sSSd q any
% city relation TO the G SH
an, Within S1ss s , ] 1 % ar s ssss s to : sss ssA;s the:
s @ n1sss R6ss s sess
d s. @ % s oss sa % & @ % rna s gos @ Be $ Ss. %
hs city c as af as s. DUTY o @ % sos M % nsm H su n o e tho
Is :s know 'as' .as
en 20 @ Dg m sr sh1 s
ordinance ''" '"' ~ A-lA ' 'N as ''s " ''sN'A o. 'A'
% the Of ny sasa % s' se a ss ae or as
iesea % sns papa s the rSe schools % s me % ed notice mot % eo
p % & @ ih @ B s s @ 3 pa s %s & BE- % n ns sns n s n r sas
$ AL ssssea 1a 5 S sns & $ sh @ infected m hass %
ne @ & % s slh % s ~ the s ssnsns S & Pan s the h ss o ss
& G5 @ an, aa 5 shs a .a % p s post sa Or cause S % p ess S9 p 1
@ 6 's such hs ses h any o signed DSg se sh sn shh ss
NOT ShaSs % @ @ % % % anins an u fnh hs ns 90 M 0
n health % 'a sa aa % a6 s @ q un Sn ss % a ss
the ead ana a amy d om % xo aa6sea person sna
@ % Of % s a S Of sa sas The s0sa he
physician
sa % s / + ss: n
@ S ss a ss g o +. sss., s be sss @ sy to ascertain the facts and
the subject S @ 10 or s % sa % % iR @ 1iss sas Or ss oas
'ss :i' s s sss a'a
with whom they
hereby
The 10 payth sa
o o. he
thereof shall
ordn
o. her
GEORGE RILEY
BR
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
ARTICLE NJ.
Sundry Avocations. ..


Of hire within this billiard table basaee table
which balls with
out 70
Of
shall
ave do pei
shsi
vehicle Of
therefor
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26


be
rethe
Of
a
dollars.
areh
GEORGE RILEY.
CIiAs BRANDsTETTER
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

s oss's aa@ssl 'ssss
slfeiy
plainly in
shall ~, the provisions % this A sna
Rot less than hye dollars nor more than & aty dollar r,
y h % daas a s nr oa1py g aaiy % IN onyen as @ u n1
a. P 70 a as @ ~S sRa be @ @
Jug apply in
the hauling
esl
city % without
hauling 3ti' STATES sG @a
s.eaaa4.as aarf.6 yas Stores.
on Section % @ % Of Sae S f or S % purchase y R or to 2 ss or R amy s @
% JUNK store %a hs e Hsa @ 'S having a
a dhandor
eso for each store or @ Of @ kept e ouped s 5y the
place. nd ooa % sSeh snI R s @
ssp p esss 9 s % and % an a sa S on ad @ a shall % @ @ & h ink
] person licensed aforesaid @ shall during the ordinary hours
s d s @ S% % G % % % to he % PsPfe9 @ % shs as 1po named
hand business are hereby prohibited from purchasing from dealing with any
Article
than hundred doiar " W
SHOW. aHnIsas ads z.pis.iop. xdad
persons.
or hay-
a o
% SG1 For % % for for circus sosa % and msnsss % for
cXh
i've dollars for deshoW travelling exhibition
musical
entertainment exhibition dancing figures paint
other show shall be
pau hundred dollars
OF
otherwise the character
Is
70
snuiet
TO with OF
of a
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Bill Posting and Distributing.

Section II shall be unlawful for tack fassn
picture or cut or distribute circular bill do sample
Performance other exhibition for the advertising goods
ined license therefor according to the provisions of this ordinance Pro
Sded
70 obtain license for the Of distributing his advertisements
button bill
o purposes
of
shall
y ms be
a
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
ARTICLE TX.
Public Halls.


o
the Clerkfo
particularly
n
exhibitions
held
licensed provided
5Ihed and provided
hai house other
ordinances regulations
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

Section l. All ordinances
provisions of this ordinance are
Passed By the City Council
10th day Of August. A. D. 1906
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
PROBLEM
IS SOLVED

So much difficulty has been ex-
perieneed in times gone by to suit
any considerable number of the pub
lie in the matter of concert talent
that lyCeum managers have set about
TO find a solution to the problem.
The managers of the Lulu Tyler
Gates company of artists feel they
have effected solution so far as this
company isa concerned. Mrs. Gates
was selected as one of the best fitted
readers on the American platform
to be party to the solution, her ex-
perienee and the reception she had
received from the public eminently
fitting her to play her part in the
experiment. In accordance with
this determination reproduce con-
cert company that should please all
classes, Mr.. Ball was hit upon as the
best calculated to please with his rich
baritone voice. About tlsts time
Miss Hjerstedt was found touring
Sweden and Germany with her vio-
lin and was creating stir, and she
was quickly seized upon by Mrs.
Gates enterprising managers and
the reception she is receiving at the
hands Of our public is evidence of
the wisdom of her selection. There
still seemed one essential lack yet.
which has been supplied with the
addition of Miss Grace Gilmore, an
American pianist. to the company.
The services of Mrs Gates com
many have been secured for Clarks-
burg for next Friday evening at the
opera house and it is believed the
people of Clarksburg will turn out
en- masse to hear this fine company
if the quality of their work is known.
No such fit of talent will appear here
again this season and unless the pat
ronagc- is sufficient to demonstrate
the wisdom of going to the expense
of bringing such talent here it may
be come years before the experiment
is tried again.
Tickets, emitting to reserved seats
on sale at the box Office of the opera
house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
small BOY WANDERS
AWAY And is LOST

John, the twelve-year-old son of
J. II. Rymer, residing near Adams
ton, was lost from 2 80 O'Clock Mon
day afternoon to o'clock at night.
and great alarm was felt not only BY
the boys parents but by the people
of that community in general.
The boy was left to hold a horse.
which Homer Stuart, of Craigmoor
had ridden to Adamston. AS Mr..
Stuart turned the horse over to the
boy to go into the slaughter house to
transact some business with George
Criss, the boy mounted the horse and
stated he would hold him that way
Mr.. Stuart went into the slaugh-
ter house and remained there about
tlIree-fourths of an hour When he
came out boy and horse were done.
Search was made on the premises
and up and down the road, butthe
missing were no where to be seen.
An alarm was then given that the
boy was lost and officers here
among them W. Guy Merritt, we're
notified to be on the lookout for him.
ile lttSJ SELL VI L1l4 IL Tic a4VSA
noon was when he crossed the West
Fork bridge at Admission headed In
the direction of the city.
Special concern was felt by has
parents and friends because of the
fact that the boy a week or more ago,
had a gathering in his head and his
mind seems to have been affected
ever since. Tt was feared that he
would become so bewildered that he
might perish during the night.
Some time after the search for thu
boy started Mr.. Stuart ran acros@
him and the horse at the Anchor
mills. The boy surrendered itbc
horse and refused to permit Mr.:
Stuart to accompany him home. 1t
was then after 8 o'clock and the boy
went straight home, arriving abou-
9 O'Clock. He could give no explain
alton why he rode away, nor could
he tell where he had been. All he
seemed to know about his experience
was that he was at a place where
corn was being ground.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
THE DEATH KNELL
OF GAME SOUNDED

Messrs. Van Cleary, II. II. SPahr
J. II. Kearns, of this city. and JObr
Hoffman, of Glen Falls, left on Ne
10; this afternoon for Valley Hill
Randolph county. for two week
hunting and fishing trip. 1t is stat
ed that never did four more darinr
and fearless hunters evade the wilds
Of Randolph county. While no ae-
cidents are anticipated, Dr. SPiadhr
has taken along his red cross outfit
for first aid to the injured, and MT
Cleary has with him his new inven-
lion with which he will embalm the
aame. The deer, bear and turkey
Unions have all held meetings, and
unless these four nimrods agree to
hunt only 8 hours a day, the game,
win retire to the inaccessible tall
timbcrs.
They do say that you can buy
game cheaper in Randolph county
.fhan in Clarksburg,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
W. v. U. BEATS KENTUCKY

The Nest Virginia University
eleven defeated Kentucky State Sat-
urday 10 to o, by playing the most
brilliant, consistent and spectacular
football ever exhibited on the Nor
gantown pridiron. The game was
more interesting and exciting than
the score would Indicate. Kentucky
was not outclassed as the figures
would seem to indicate, but outplay-
ed at every point, and during every
minute of the two halves of 25 min
utes each. Kentucky is not weak
team, but the colonies were not at
their best, and West Nirginia's per-
formance was far superior to what
was expected by the general public
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
BLIND BAGGAGE
HAD T0 PAY

Parkenburg, W Va, Nov. -
Two men, giving the name of c. F.
Peters and Sam Christian, were ar
rested last night at the B. & o. sta
ton at Z o'clock by Officer Ferris on
a charge of trespassing.
When Ne-4 pulled in at Z o'clock
the two men approached the porter
on the train and were overheard by
Ferris to say they would give the
porter 50 if he would let them ride
as far as ClaFksburg. The porter
refused to do so, and the men then
went to the conductor and tried to
bride him. He too refused them.
and as the train started out from tho
depot they attempted 10 board the
blind baggage.
Officer Ferris then commanded
them to halt, and Immediately plac-
ed them under arrest. They were
taken before Magistrate Ruttencut-
ter, who fined each dollar and costs
which they paid
Not long after that the two men
we're arrested by Officer Taylor, on a
charge of disorderly conduct. Again
were they fined dollar and costs.
which they paid.
After getting that dose the two
men went to the passenger station
and purchased tickets to Clarksburg
leaving on No. 2 at 1:10 o'clock
Their fun cost them $1I each, be
sides the fare to Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
HOKE JAILED
At GRAFTON

United States Deputy Marshal F.
D. Hupp was here from Parkersburg
Monday. night. He stated that he
arrested w. s. Hoke at Grafton on
Saturday night and took him be-
fore United States Commissioner
Martin at that place, who commit
ted him to jail in default of bond
TO await the action of the federal
grand Jury here in April on the
charge of violating the internal
revenue laws. Hoke claims his home
is in Cincinnati and that friends
there Will go his bail.
Mr.. Hupp went to West Union
Tuesday morning and arrested John
Tucker and Leman Thomas on
eapiases. They we're indicted by the
last federal grand jury here for al
legged violations of the Internal
revenue laws. He brought them
before United States Commissioner
SDates, who required bond of them
to appear at court for trial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
WESI MlFORD NEMS

West Milford, w. Va, Nov. p
Miss Lucy Hof is visiting her sister
Mrs. Lloyd Chalfant, in Shinnston.
Mrs. Oslo Morrison went to
Clarksburg Monday, where she exc
poets to make her home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Lawson,
Mrs. Charles Holmes and baby.
and Mrs. N. B. Terrell were visiting
the home Of j. w. Young, Clarks-
burg, last week.
Rev. L. B. Moore, Of Broaddus In
stitute, filed the pulpit in the BaP-
fist church Sunday in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. L. w. Holden.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Kemper visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Swisher, at Rockford, Sunday.
Afessrs. James CASTOR and s u.
Van Horn were business visitors IN
Clarksburg Monday. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Custer Allen and
children of Sycamore, spent Sunday
at the home of Ithra Ward.
T.. E. Ward came up from ClarlSs-
burg for few days visit among
friends. :,
Mrs. Lima Lee was shopping IN
Clarksburg Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
THE FORTUNE TELLER

Judging from the sale of seats for
the coming engagement of "The
Fortune Teller at the Grand Sat-
urday, Nov. II, matinee and night,
that attraction will play to banner
business. The company includes
many we'll known comedians and
singers, with a big beauty chorus
and the production of scenery and
costumes is one. OF the most elabo-
rate seen in recent years. The e2:-
cellent reports from other cities
where eThe Fortune Teller" has
been playing has evidently stlmn-
lated interest in it here, as evidene-
ed by the advance sale.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
ID Aggoeiated Presg.
MAJOR ELLIOT 7 g
NsLISeI.ll...

Major Charles ID. Elliott, Of
Parkersburg, United States marshal
for this district and editor of tho
Parkcrsburg News, was here Mons
day night a guest at the Traders he+
tel. Major Elliott was enroute to
BurnsvilIe for the purpose of giving
that town special Efwrite@up" in the
News, and stated that his visit here
had no political significance. Major
Elliott declared that he wants to
succeed himself as United States
marshal and had made due applica-
ton for re-appointment, but he did
not care to discuss the matter as
there were other applicants for the
place. Among the good things tho
Parkersburg News has done for VAR
ious sections of the state. probably
none was better thar tie recent
elaborate article published by the
News, describing the workings of the
Reform School for Boys at Prunty-
town, an article that had most
commendable object IN bringing
that excellent institution more fully
before the people.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
BIG FIRE OCCURS
IN SALEM CITY

Salem was visited about 1 o'clock
Tuesday morning by : a disastrous
blaze, fully ten thousand dollars
worth Of property being destroyed
The blaze wiped out John Car
ney's machine shop and residence.
the estimated value of which is ten
thousand dollars. The only things
saved were a piano, a dresser and his
desk with, books and papers.
The fire was under such Roadway.
when discovered, that efforts to save
the building were futile from the
start. The amount of insurance, II
my, can not be learned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
NEVER SAY lIE

It would have been a bad thing
for the Carskadon brothers to have
had TO transact any professional
duties today. The sad, mournful
look that is part of the funeral dl-
rectors stock in trade was missing
Mr.. ?. NJ. Carskadon was wearing
hat smile that refuses to come oil
that all newspaper reporters lend to
Tt's girl-last night-12 pounds
-Bauzai! Mote distinctly that the
Carskadon referred to is J. M; all
others are limitations
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-07
GIRL
browns HERSELF
By Assoeiated Pres.

By Associated Press.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Nov. -
The body of Miss Emily Ensign of
Youngstown, Ohio, a member-of the
freshman class of Vassar College,
was found in College lake at one
o'clock this morning. A subsequent
Investigation shows that Miss En-
sign yesterday was not feeling well.
and she took some headache powders.
1t is believed she Internationally
took an overdose and that while daz-
ed by the effects of the medicine
wandered away in the darkness last
night and accidentally walked into
the water.