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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Millinery
AT Summer Prices,

We are cleaning house in the Millinery
Department, and our customers are bound to
profit by the operation. Everything has been
reduced to almost nothing prices, which gives
the woman who has taste and is handy with
her needle a chance to get a new hat and
trimmings for less than wholesale cost
Trimmed ats.........-............... ..S2OO
Sailor Hats in black and white,
$l00 and $3.50
All Straw Hats reduced one-half.
A stylish hat Short Back Sailor......75c
All flowers reduced one-third.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
THE NEWS gF NEW CASTLE
City Council Considers Appeals
From the Assessment
TO MEET TOMORROW NIGHT
When a Committee VIII Make
a Report.

Narrow Esodpe From Being struck by
Lightning-Wheat Damaged by storm
Funeral of Edmo V. rattorson-social
and Personal Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
For Sensible Housewives:

Superior Domestics-staunch and sturdy
goods-all kinds, assurance Of greatest poss-
bic service and satisfaction at the lowest
possible cost These-for home loving
tastes:
The largest showing Of Dress Ginghams
ever made in Wilmington, the regular l0c
and l21c qualities. es........................Sc yard
Cool Madras in stripes, dots and small
figures, on white ground, worth l5c and lSo
yard Our price,. ................."........lOc
silk Ginghams in all colors of plads and
stripes, an excellent quality.
Percale in all colors and styles.
Colored Linens. all coors 30 and SO inches
wide....................... 40c, SOC yard
Natural Linen, q to sc inches wide,
l2hc to SOC yard
Fancy Galatea, in all colors, dots and
stripes. Special price. ce.................,.....l1c
Bed Ticking, in plain and fancy, all prices
........................l2tc to oOc yard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Hanover chureh Mestlnr.

A congregational meeting will be held
tomorrow evening at Hanover Presby-
terian Church, for the purpose Of electing
a pastor. Il is desired that all members
of the church attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Silks-At a Saving.

The keen interest that this offering Of
silks should arouse will not come alone from
the wonderfully low price but also from the
fact that these are some Of the handsomest
silks and best selling patterns and colorings
Of the season, and that they include materials
that are specially adapted for summer shirt
waist suits blouses and children's wear.
Raiah silk. q inches wide.............. 75c
Pongee Shantungs, "a inches, 81 and SIPS
Plain Pongee 36 nches................ 75c
White Raiah, q inches...............S1.
White Shantung, "a inches............ 75c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Alvin Folding Go-Carts.

Why you should own one 1t saves you
money. It is a baby carriage and folding go
cart in one.
:. Those who have to buy both will appre-
ciate this point. 1t permits the child TO lie
fat, incline at any angle or sit up. 1t an
swers all the purposes from birth until go
cart days are over. It's wheels track per-
fectly and it is propelled with the greatest
ease. 1t is hygienic, has spring seat and in
general construction is mechanically perfect,
and the price is only............... .......$750
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19

During the storm on Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis p. McCallin had q
narrow escape from being struck by the
bolt Of lightning which struck anddamaged
the cupalo Of the old Court House. Mrs.
McCallin had been at church and was
returning home with her husband, who
had gone to meet her, and they were be-
tween the Bugie fountain and the en-
trance to the Court House when the
lightning struck. A large piece Of timber
from the dome structure, which was
wrenched off, went over their heads and
fen within foot Of them as they hurried
along. They were badly frightened and
II was some time before they recovered
from the shock. The transformer on a
pole on the pavement at the residence Of
William ID. Greer wars burned out by the
lightning as was the fuse IN the Office Of
Mavor BOYD. and Council was unable to
proceed with business until Superintend-
ent Unger Of the Delaware Water Improve
ment Co. made the necessary repairs.
The summer schedule Of the New Castle
NJ. Z. Sunday-school viii 20 INTO efect-on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19

d FELT MATTREssEs-we guarantee our Felt
- Mattresses to be FELT. There is a difference and it
shows only too soon in their wearing qualities. Made in
parts, in satin finished dckngs, and sold from
s $40 to SIS.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08

COL. FROST INJURED

Col. Max Frost, editor of the
New Mexican, is reported ill. He
is confined to his room suffering
from the effects of compound
fracture of the jaw. 1t is not
known how the fracture occurred
and it was not at first considered
serious, not until last Wednesday
when the swelling became alarm
ing. Col. Frost is the veteran
newspaper man OF this territory
and the craft will be unanimous in
its petition for his speedy re-
turn to health.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08
PRESS OF THE TERRITORY
The FL Paso Dai lily Herald Says a Word
For the Newspapers Of the
Territory.

The FL Paso Herald will be re-
membered kindly by the news
papers of New Mexico for the fol-
lowing good office shown us cdi-
torially:
Arizona and New Mexico news
papers are dcvoting more and more
Of theie space 10 news of industrial
progress and public betterment.
and less and less to squabbes.
There has been a tremendous
development in the newspaper
press of the territories in the past
two years. The number OF papers
has greatly increased, and the
quality has improved threefold.
What most impresses the casual
reader of these papers is the intense
loyalty of each to its home COM
munity, coupled with a breadth of
view that would make a sensitive
eastern metropolitan editor asham-
ed Of his provincial ignorance.
Another striking characteristic
OF the territorial press is the way
they Use the force of example in
their progressive work. They are
continually watching what other
places are doing, and how other
places do it, and they fire the facts
and the arguments at the home
people in telling fashion.
Still another characteristic is
the absence of whine. There is
more optimism and less indigestion
in the territorial newspapers than
you can find in like number OF
newspapers in any other common
wealth in the Union,
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08

Tucumcari is growing faster
than any other town in northeast
New Mexico it is difficult to keep
track of the new buildings going
up. The Israel block which is n
creditable one for any city is near
ing completion and will be occupi-
ed in very short time by that en-
terprising merchant with display
OF the swellest stock of merchandise
in his line euer exhibited in this
city. Mr.. Israel deserves great
credit for the enterprise he is show
ing in helping to build up the town
while he is making a fortune Tor
himself.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08
NEW BUILDINGS GOING UP.

J. II. Cary is building a three
room cottage east of the Baptist
church; w. S. Sloan is building a
three-room frame near the re s :
dence of ID. J. Aber; ]. II. Ken
nedy two-room box in the same
locality: Mrs. Sarah Hayes a two
room box near Kennedy; !. c.
Newman a three-room frame near
the Jackson a d o b G Mesdames
Daisy and l.. A. Loonev a two
room box each on east Main; J.E.
Bradley a two-room box south
of the Chenault residence in Nc
Gee Addition; Mr.. Horn Six
room frame south of ID. J. Aber;
]. 7. Brinkley feed store in block
IS, he has bought in this m e
block lots I'll, %, %, and "a; DR..
Pring has just purchased lots Io
and 20 in the same block and will
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08

build on them right away; f. +.
Clifford has finished this week a
two-room box near the S ou h
Methodist church; II. M. Brown
is finishing two four-room frames
opposite the Moore lumber yard;
the Catholic church near the court
house; 3oX4o rock by M. H..
Koch west of the Fl RS t national
bank; the Israel block $40, ,ooo.-
90 building is just finishing, a n d
there is Herman McCaslan u t
starting building east of Earnest
Langston's and others in various
sections Of the city that it WAS i'm
possible for us to list correctly be-
fore going to press with this issue.
But these we mention give one an
idea of the strides Tucumcari is
making towards the magnitude OF
a Citv
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08

The Perlstein Brothers continue
to keep pace with the growing
business interests of Tucumcari.
They are putting in plate glass
front this week that adds many
hundreds of dollars to the appear
ance of their splendid store build
ing. Enterprise is what counts
and our Tucumcari business men
are doing something every day to
push things ahead.
The city councils action with
reference to street grades and
drainage is timely.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08

Stockton and Gorden have put
in a grist mill and are ready for all
sorts of business in that line. The
mil will grind meal and chops and
crush kafiir, maize and | II d a n
corn. They are located ! the
Fowler building near Troup's oil
house.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR AN ICE PLANT

T. w. Brown and w. Biggins
of Iowa Falls, Iowa, have co m :
pleted arrangements with the Tu-
cumcari Water, Ice & Power Co.
to erect an ice plant to be ready
for business next summer. These
parties will be here in few days.
They will use power from the light
plant.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08
ELECTING DISTRICT ATTOR.
NEYS.

Ii those papers and persons who
are advocating the election of dis
trict attorneys will go over into
Arizona and investigate the condi-
tions over there, where they elect
all their district att orneys, they
will find that the system that we
have here whereby the governor
oppoints them, is by far the most
satisfactory.
The instant you put the position
into the list of elective officers, YOU
cut out from it the best of our at
torneys who are proud to receive
the appointment from the govern
or's hands, but would not for a
moment get into the political game
and make the race for it on the
regular ticket.
Where district attorneys are
elected the gentleman always has
his eye on the future and generally
for six months previous to an cleo
tion he lodges every indictment or
prosecution that he thinks can in
in the rcmotest chance injure his
opportunity for nomination and
election. 1t is quite true that un-
1"r certain contingencies the ap-
pointivc power may be abused but
having closely observed both sys-
TENS | am free to say that the sys-
tenn now in vogue in New Mexico
OF having the governor appoint the
district attorneys gets us far bet
ter legal talent and secures much
better administrative results in ev-
cry way than where the official gets
his lob at the hands of the cleo
tors. Las Vegas Optic.
This is exactly the opinion of
this paper. A district attorney
should be chosen on his merits and
like the office of superintendent of
schools it would be as we'll if TAX
EN- out OF politics altogether. The
people OF Quay county are satisfied
with the district attorney we have
and do not feel like we could inn
prove the situation any by submit
ting the position to the parties to
elect, as any sane man knows that
candidates are frequently nominat-
cd because of their influence to Sc
cure votes without any thought as
to the fitness of the candidate for
the place. No; we would rather
risk the governors selection in this
matter so that men may be select
ed who do not have to DOW to the
whims of some cheap political
boss.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08

b. II. Looney fell from car
penter's scaffold a few days ago
and broke his leg. He is doing as
we'll as could be expected.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08

w. J. Hittson is going to build
a skating rink and intends to have
it ready in abount a month.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-08

The Jackson, Galbraith, Fox
W orth people are extending their
shed room at the lumber yard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-23
Y.VETTE

Sc puso 81 domingo vestido azul que e aentaba
ben, pues quei1A guapa.
MirSndose al espeo diio de pronto:
-Mah ina estAr6 muerta.
Un estremecmento recorr6 50 cuerpo
-MuertA No hsblire penSsre nadie me vera. II 20
no we're nAda de todo esto
Contemplate atentamente roatro no 10 hubIe
vo amss exsminsba oos deEcubendo mil detAes an los
que iamas arG admrada de tuVese ante ella
una persona extra6G, una nueva amiga
aed deciG
Soy yo Ia que sptrexco en- este espeo lCu6n
verse msmo Penr que Sin eEpeo conocesmos
maa Los otros absn como Eomosy solo nosotroa 10 st
bEiamos.
Hzo que las trenzaL pasando los hOmbros h csyerAn
uobe peco ssgu ell epeo odos ademaneh odA aus
poscones movimientos.
-ICu6n linda soy pens6 mlGlna es.lr6 muerta en-
eSta cana.
Miro 10 pseci6 que vef. tendida ellis, bancs
como Las GabAnas
-Muesl. Dentro de ocho df.s Oos, estiE
meas sran pudrdero en- una GAIA negrs en-
fondo de 10 terra.
Una horrible auguIta ls oprimi6 81 corss6n.
E caro sol c. torrenteu Sobre clmpiha el aire hbio
de Ii mahIna inundabs su habitsci6n.
Sc sent6 pens6: imuerta
Era como s ell mundo Ic4base Pero rada cambisris
an lmundo nj siQuera cuArto ejAfI igua que eih
con mma cana las mImaa si, los mismos sdornos pero
ellis hAbra pardO para sempre nde ssna tEistsz xcpto
30 mRdre quizs
Dlrisn: eQ,6 linda era Ia pcbre Yvttte', nada mss
miranda "a que apoysb brzo del u6n, penI6 de
Dusvo en- ID podrs podre regra nal ort 90 que se
convertiis de taofro de terror hzo
ecs sodo pues gurabs Qae eA f1rm2ba de tide de
Ia csmplfl del aire, del SOL de Ia vida
OyerouEe Iims e jardfn, gan r1io De vocsF tma'
mentos eaa algeria bulcioGa de gr oesire rnci
pln reconcile del hr de B:lVgoe cue can
hba;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-23
BfBLfOrECA DE .LA DEMoCRAC1As
eJe auis sous to fenetre,
Ali daigne enfin pAraitre''

Ss sysnt6 ain refaxtonsr miro. Todos apSuderon ALI
estahAn los cnco dos caberos descOnocidoa para ella
Rotrocedi6 pensando cue aqueos hombre
yenisn para dverre mRdre de una corteana
La campAn& anunc6 ell almueTzo.
-Voy q enstG reG como 90 muere pens6.
bs6 con paso rme ago de reoucl61 ds Loo mar
re csnos antrando cco donde les espsAbn los eones
AprAt6 Las manos sonrendo de modo aable, peo IN
tanto alGanero. Servigny 10 pregunt6:
u Estts uaed menOS intratable hoy. HnorltA9
Ella contest6 en- tono severe singular
Hoy ouero hcer ocurAs Tengo mi buen humor de Paris
P6ngIe guArdia.
Lu.go volvi6ndoue al senior de B,lvigne:
Used ssr& mi cabero, querldo MalVaaia. Despues de
conner me Les llevo todos ID festG de Marly.
Era en- efecto Ia fiesta dc MAIly So Lresenaron los dos
desconocidos condo de famine marques de BnQueto
oco hab6 mentrAs dur6 e amuerzo. hacienda eaaerzos
de vounad para apArecer age por rde 6a de adj
vinssen usds para que admirasen mas d1ersn
10 1en 10 hbfa de psnslr ParclA tan dchosa con-
tentA Que IL hLbra ocurrdos
Procuraba no penar hora escogda y cuando todoE
estuviesen en IL galerfa chArkLdo y rlendo.
B.bi6 pudo darse animA dos eopG de
hno chsmgne 81 vantara de 10 mesa estA0A colorado IN
tanto studda tenendo cAo Ell cuepoy en- e Ama snen
dose strevids diIpueatS TODD.
! AndsDdo grlt6.
Tom6 el brzo del leGor Bevqne dispuso como deban
formlr los otroa.
Van uatedsa formar en- baA6n. Servguy, le nombro
Luego que g Quada los do Ex6tcoS el principe
ebaero despue detFa los dos recuts hoy empanAn
Jas armss Vamos
Psrteron. Ssrvgpy puao mat 10 cornetA los recir
tas pan ell tlmbcr stho dc B,lvgne IN ano con
fuso, decfa vcz bal:
Sea uIt,d zonIbls H6oritA YVette; Va ulted Compro
mstsns,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-23
A|ca|dla de Hunacao

FL Ola 80 do los corrientesy 4 las
tres do ID tarde y en- el "a On de esta
A'cAldis, se llevAra a cabo un sfglu-
do remats de una vacs, sin duefo CO.
noeidc, de color hosco, cymo de ocho
ans de edad, con la ubre blanca y
msreada en- Ia msza derecha con u1a
0 coriusa, sdmillendose tfei tss por
las dos terceras parties do 10 tasAci6n
pericial.
Lo que h,go ldolico para 10 con.
currencia dc licitadores.- HumAcao,
Is de Abril de 1906
Emilio CGadra, Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-23
NotiCias dol dia
geYtsnude,6n de Ia pdosnos So. J

0erstsnGdes6a de Ia pdQinG ST.
LOS colectorss dc rentas de Hu-
macao y Mayaguez han presentado
denunciaz contra variss personas que
han violado les leyes del ramo.
En- esta imprsnta 90 vende papel
viejo de peri6dico q 81 quintal.
gTHE IHELvETIA.-27 calle de
n Crux. Gran casa de hespedes. <Ta-
BILE d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
personas solas. Comidas q cincuen-
ta eentavos cubierto. Ba1os. Tslefono
192. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta.
rio, Pedro Schirs. Nota; Este hotel
sssS & cargo de una sshorita cagus'
do
THE MAY FLOWER. - CriSto
st, 1e, San Juan, R.-A una cua-
dra dc los eArros eleetrieos y prinei.
palss edineios del Gobisrno. Esplen.
dida vista q 10 bahia. Bafos moder-
NOS ssnissrios. HsbisAsiones frsscas.
Exouisita somida pusrtOrriQuen J
amaricana. Precios moderAdos. --EhI'
Liza RAMIREZ, viuda de Masferrer.
a. En- el Club de F. Kshvhahn &
Co, 28 San Francisco, se vsndsn dos
rsloiss de orc cadA semana, entire Do
socios, abonando 90 80 o LOO semsnal
La Ultima aemAna obtuvieron uno Los
sefiorss don e. VAssallo, del Corczal
Tomas Otsro, do Humacao, socios
ndmero 81,
wEn esta imprenta se vende pc
nal yieio do psrlodieo 4 dos psIos Q.
quintal.
VINO TINTO gallego superior
del Rivero on cusrterolas ofrscen Su
sesores do l.. Vlllamil y Ce s. ca G
LABORES.-ss L '0li'l''n
BordadorQs y nuenAs UGsGdofds, Hsega'
rAndoles trapajo constants. ProporSlo
nsmos la tela J dibujo envlandoios
sualqusr pare de IL isla' Dirigirss
The Porto Rico Dranwn Work q
Embroidery CO Fortaleza 10. Tam
bisn % solisitan Co.tureras, Am'
Ell ssfior DIAz NAVARRO IA
As,ablesido % Onsina dc Abog ado
xu No,aria @, essa eiud&d, salla 90 6ai
Jusso n6msro z.
Elsrss Ause ls corse Federal Cor
IA do Distriao do toda 10 Isla Oort
RupremA, dedisandose asimismo o
axAmsn do ntulos do propiedAdss, In
corporation do Corporasionsa del pal
Y sxrangerAs y tramitest6n Do exps
disusss dc appropriation forsosa'
Aseptando 10 noble eompstsnsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-23
PIlnOId MeuOStII

Fl aparAto mas pei ,cso para to-
car el piano. Sc venden de contado
v 4 piaz )s m6dicos. Se Rdmitsn pia
nos dc uso en- pago de una parts del
precio dc uno dc ellos, 6 de un piano.
Pianola 9 piano corrisnts. Dlrigltss
al senior don Mario s. Glegsl. Cruz 4.
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-23

hoy estableeida On el eiersieio do las
proieaiones de Abogsdo y Notario, el
sefor DIAZ NAVARRO se dizpone &
eobraY { sus slientss honorarios exec.
sivamenta m6dicos.
. DOCTOR GUsTAvO MuROz
DE LA FACULTAD de
Medlclna de Madrid y Ex-pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la mlsma Fa-
cultad, de regreso de su vlaJe
a Madrid, ha establecldo su
ofclna professional en- la cane
de Tetuan NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 a
4 p. m. Telefono 10 32o. d.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-06
EUREKA LOAN CASE
is NOW BEING HEARD

a special term Of circuit court
began here at / O'Clock Friday after.
noon with Judge II. G. Heryey, Of
Wheeling, sitting, resulting from
the selection of him by lawyers IN
terested in the cases he was to hear
and more particularly the Eureka
Loan & Building case. The clse
came up on exceptions to the report
of the special commissioner, Homer
w. Williams, and the same. were re
argued by counsel, taking most Oh
the afternoon. Thirty days were
given in which 10 file briefs as ad=
ditional argument and decision
will be reserved until after that Is
done.
4 large number Of stockholders,
bondholders and Others were pres
ent, 10 hear the arguments. Judge
Thomas P. Jacobs, of New Martins
vile. 4 leading counsel for tSe
stakeholder and in his argument
said t.be management of Tie asso-
citation had been corrupt aud that
men "A New York State were serE-
inc lime behind the bars for FAR less
criminality. He contended also
4bat tie bonds Issued by the asso-
citation we're invalid and ILLEGAL 9
The directors and officers were not
empowered by the constitution and
bylaws 10 issue bonds. He also cor
tended that the association is sol
vent and that it is the duty of the
court 10 determine tha matter, and
il 0 determined. to permit the asso-
ciatiton to continue business.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-06
GAME OCCURRED
AWAY FROM STABLES

An error arept into tie report O.
the shooting scrdpe at the new far
grounds last Sunday. The crap
game was not in or arouna any o.,
the stables but up against The h'll
some distance from them. The re-
port did Frank Hedrick an injustice
as it did not occur at or in his stable.
He does not permit any thing Of the
sort around or in his stable. Nor
does the association permit such at
the stables. Last spring early, when
some Of the colored and other en-
ployes there began to shoot crap and
play cards, strict orders were issued
prohibiting the same, and the Tele-
gram is reliably informed that the
rules have been obeyed since that
time.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-06
GOVERNOR
IS AFTER
TAGCART
(By Associated Press

WINONAI.AKE, Ind, July g.
Governor Hanley today made a
statement concerning the gambling
at French Lick and West Baden
hotels in which he disputes asser-
tons Of Thomas Taggart that the
hotels had no interest in the gamb-
ling at the casinos.
The Governor says The safes in
the hotels nightly held the money
taken in at the casinos.
The Governor said: "Mr- Tag
CART will not be able to fool either
the people Of Indiana or drive the
people Of this country in this mat
ter. If for any reason the law is
inadequate as now written, ] shall
appeal to the people of the state
without regard to their party affilia-
tons to elect general assembly in
November that viii enact law
clothing the executive with such
authority as will enable me to reach
such conditions .
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-06
on Ne VS.

In the Folsom district. this conn
ty, the South Penn Oil Company
has drilled its No. Son the w. G.
Fowler farm through tile Gordon
and has show for very light
pumper.
In the Salem district the same
company has drilled its No 3 on the
j. p. Brand farm through the Cor
don and has a show for a fair pro-
Queer.
The Philadelphia company struck
gas in well drilling on The Temple
Smith farm at Brown, in the fifty
foot sand, after having passed the
Indian, where il showed for a s5-
barrel oil well and in shutting it off
and opening it up it first showed
500 feet pressure and then flowed
considerable oil, thel after coming
from d leak III The casing, it IS
claimed. The well will be drilled
to the Gordon as test of the ter
ritory in that. community. ~.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-06
TRIED 70 steal.
A MIAN'5 WIFE

P. IHarmon, Of Ocean mines,
used toNgo with a girl and he hadn't
forgotten her when he met her on
the streets here Wednesday. In
stead he went up 10 her and not
withstanding that her husband was
along, P. #. tried TO induce her to
90 with him. After some little dis
pute as 10 which had the better claim
The husband, Alb Winters, mashed
p. F. in the mouth with his fist and
nearly tore his face off. Constable
Rogers arrested the entire bunch
and guided them to Squire Riley's
court where hearing was con-
Quoted Tho woman testified that
Harmon was trying to get her TO 90
with him but she liked her husband
best and wouldn't stand for it.
The squSe fined P. +. ten and costs
and he paid it.