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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-23

FUND IS
GROWING

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Clarksburg sends It's first remit
tance Of funds to the San Francisco
sufferers tomorrow.
Mayor Harlner and the Telegram
will make it BY telegraph tomorrow
afternoon to the mayor of San
Francisco. These remittances will
be made daily, Jas they are donated
by the people of this city and Sec
|tion. Without very much effort
$517.00 was donated Saturday be-
fore the Telegram for that day was
published and the same was pub
lished. Donations have been COM
ing in since then quite handsomely,
and the Telegram has the pleasure
of reporting the additional fund as
follows:
Previously acknowledged. $4,000
Harry Douds rs. 90
w. II. Cole ............ 500
w. B. Osborn .,...-..... 1000
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NJ ~. : + S Snluer -. $1,000, o.oo w
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oidrhspurg iFaiisier COM
pails Elnployss ..'.. R,So
:; = = 1 shlaesser LUZ.
Luther Haymonl. Sr. 25.O0
", W. ! /, Aerrlman man -. 2.oo.
: igfAsour -, Loose' ,, no. 20
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GioDe ~ Glotning House - o.oo
Walton DOMAIN .....-t;. LOO
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lotal 10 date ;$seS.sO
II Is urgent that an funds be gwen
at once Now IS the time those
funds VIII 10 the most good. The
homeless and starving run INTO
1andreds Of thousands. sas Act quick
y, send IN your donation to TINS
once SlEs,, y once e llStead OF 81 ,oeo;ve
Slafkspurg ,lr ought g give readily at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-23

james Haggerty spent Sunday in
FairmOnt The guest q his mother,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-23
DeIicered . al paris q

City By Carrier. Price :
10 cents per week; .
cents per copy;
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08

sThey were such silly little mirrors
said Miss Jessie BusIey deprecatipgIy,
RS she went from her dressing-rOOm TO
20 on The stage for the final act of last
nights performance of sThe Bishops
Carriage"
"But the two mirrors were gone after
tho college girls left your dressing
rOOm."
s'Yes, but they were surely taken by
mistake. I shall write TO the young
ladies and they certainly will return
them TO me-they just packed them up
with their things by mistake. Oh, are
you a reporter. why, nothing hap
pened at aII-they were such silly little
mirrors"
whatever a ssiIly little mirror" is,
Miss BusIey lost two Of them when the
students of the University of California
presented the eMerry Wives Of Wind
sors' at the Colonial Theafer on meal
lister street yesterday for the benefit of
the Sick and Needy Chapter of the Good
Samaritan Mission. The play was a
great artistic and financial success, but!
in addition TO the accident" which
happened to the silly little mirrors the
students had lots of fun with the dress
suit of Byron DOugIas, the leading man
fn sSrhe Bishops Carriage." Douglas
prime part in the play is to look we'll
dressed and the girlies at the matinees
say he plays the part. He has dress
suit he wouldn't exchange for a box
OF real cigarettes-that is. he wouldn't
have exchanged it up 10 yesterday.
Now the junk man can have it, for
over the modish collar Of the precious
dress coat was daubed with vermilion
grease paint and upon the flowing
lapels were spread some blue dabs
which looked like the Il need a shave"
complexion which Tom Durgin wears
in the third act. College boys must
have done the deed. for no one was
about but the college boys. And they
do love their jokes. There are great
1okers IN the Merry Wives Of Wind
sorv as Shakespeare wrote it. and there
were great jokers in the play as the
Trniversity Of California students are
wont to see il.
Douglas is as magnanimous as is
Miss BusIey. He wouldn't say a word
AGAINST the students who accepted the
hospitality of the Colonial management.
He wouldn't even say that it was now a
dress suit for the property man. He
was even inclined TO laugh with the
rotund Sir John FaIstaff and his merry
men and merrier wives
The young women who occupied Miss
Rusley's dressing-room were Miss
Ethel T. Morton and Miss Isabel Nc
REYNOLDS, both prominent students Of
the university Today Miss Busley viii
write 10 them TO please return the silly
little mirrors; she VIII write very
politely and cheerfuily. The star Of
Miriam Michelson's play scouts the idea
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08

asmuch as the thief had escaped When
he learned of the robbery he went to
the telephone and notified police head
quarters. Then he began to inspect the
house. The thief had evidently entered
by the front door with skeleton key
and proceeded TO ransack the place
Systematically. A rear door near the
room occupied by the housemaid was
found ajar. evidently having been
opened by the thief to facilitate escape
if surprised.
The birthday presents Of Miss Hoefier
were spread out on table in the back
parlor on the ground floor. The thief
helped himself to the best Of these and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
What Happens to Boodlers

T N St. Louis bodied Some prison. Some
didn't But prison and of prison. death, insanity,
dishonor and poverty followed these with vengeance
that that fairly In San Francisco many
cused of booding The terrible climax which ensued in St
Louis of intense Francscans and Caoians
The story Fates vengeance detail in The Sunday
Call tomorrow
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
SHAH OF PERSIA
REPORTED DEAD

TEHERAN, Dec. s.-There is a rumor
prevalent that the Shah is dead. The
event is stated to have taken place yes
terday and it is explained that the fact
was concealed in order to allow the
arrival OF the Crown Prince.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08

consciousness and ran to an uper floor
to alarm the household. His hurried
flight down the stairway of the house
was heard by members of the family
managed to reach the front door and
escape in the darkness.
It was little after 4 o'clock when
Miss Hoefer was awakened by the
noise made by the thief in opening a
bureau drawer In her room. When she
turned in bed the thief came toward
her and cautioned her to make no out
cry.
.I won't hurt you If you keep STILL"
he said. but he had no sooner done so
that he struck her blow on the
head with a small leather slungshot
weighted with, lead. The thick blonde
hair of the girl prevented the blow
from rendering her unconscious and
she started to scream. She was so
weak from the effect of the blow. how
ever. that she was unable to make her
self heard by her mother, her grand
mother and other members of the fam
,ly who occupy rooms adjoining her on
the second floor.
GIRL MADE UNCONSCIOUS.
The thief. realizing her condition and
seeing that she could not summon as
sistance as long as she remained weak.
again cautioned her against making an
outcry. Leaning over her he shook the
slungshot menacinGly. The girl turned
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08

Edith HoeAe daughter of Louis oefe cuban and of
thief
the landva at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
Daughter Of Cubnan Brtaly Beaten in Home by Robber
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY SO
SATURDAY, DECEMBER s, 1906
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YEsTERDAY-Rain; south wind; maximum
temperature 81; minimum temperature. IS.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Unsettled; prob
ably showers; fresh south winds Page IL
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EDITORIAL

Ruef and schmitz lodging and squirming like
guilty men. rage
Federal Government going into action in spots
sgsins+ Herman Page 8
Professor Whitney's report on insurance based
on painstaking investigation. Page
Review of trade with Orient shows healthy
Growth Page 8
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her eyes from him. Then he struck her
twice more. rendering her unconscious.
She must have remained unconscious
when she sat up in bed pressing her
hands against her throbbing temples
she could hear a noise on the stairs.
Thinking that the thief might return
decided to leave it. Jumping from bed
she listened for moment at the door
and then ran quickly upstairs to the
room occupied by John Hoenes, a
cousin, who lives with the family.
She was breathless with excitement
and could hardly speak. but managed
to convey to Homes the experience she
had just undergone. Homes for a mo-
ment thought the girl was suffering
from nightmare, but her bruised head
soon convinced him that she had been
attacked. He then went rushing down
stairs, alarming the household with his
cries The thief was still IN the house.
acting with deliberation, as though he
was prepared to fight any one who
would attempt to stop him, but he
finally left by the front door. which he
slammed sharply.
ENTERS BY SKELETON KEY
BY this time the servants and nearly
all the members OF the family were
awake and in the halls. Attorney
Hoefier was the last to be aroused. the
family not wishing to excite him. in
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JAPANESE SITUATION

Prominent legal authority at State Univer-
sity declares California has right to regulate
japanese attendance at public schools. Page
Question Of Federal supremacy to be
avoided by United States Attorney DevIn In
Japanese school dispute. which is 10 be brought
into state Sunrerne Court Page !
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SUBURBAN

Robbers try to bloy
wards, but are frighte
zens before securing p
In opposition TO the
ern Pacific. the Key
electric railroad franch
Oakland.
Oakland woman in
was cruelty treated b.
husband that their sor
as a jockey.
Son and grandson b
of W. F. Boardman, T
media County
Two young miscrea
with red light and pal
seats.
Suit to recover big
ton lost by assignee
Henry V. Morehouse-
Friends Of missing
help locate absent one
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CITY Taxes FIRM STAND

The statement OF facts drafted yes
terday, which are printed elsewhere in
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COntinued on Page p Column 8.
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CRAFT SCANDAL

Playhouse managers testify before Grand jury
that Ruef and schmitz dominate theatrical situa
,,on Page Z
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Ask Removal of Jerome

New York, June S-Representatives of five financial institutions signed a petition to the governor for the re- moval of District Attorney Jerome of Greater New York. They charge that he received S5OOOO from insurance companies for use in his campaign for reelection last fall.
 Jerome refuses to make any reply, saying that he does not propose to dignify it that far.
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Find Murderer Again

Seattle, June 8-A mtscreant is slashing valuable horses with a knife in the vicinity of Seattle and officers are hunting for him in the belief that he is the murderer of Elsie Mulhoff at Renton. A man is reported to be sur rounded in the woods near Bellevue, across Lake Washington.
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To Pick Site for Alaska Fair

Seattle, June s - Trustees of the Alaska-Yukon exposition today ap, pointed committee of nine to view proposed sites for the exposition and select a location among those offered. Director-General Nadeau and PreSi- dent Chilberg will go to Alaska in July to visit important cities in the in- terest of the exposition.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09

service agents of the treasury depart ment are conducting an investigation to ascertain whether George E. Adams, the embedding cashier of the Seattle assay office, has money deposited in New York banks.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Settles Alaska Names

Washington, D. C., June & The government geographic board today agreed on the following Alaska names: Marble island, not Fox island; Orca, not Cordova; Tadak creek, not Moose creek.
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May Not Rebuild Hotel

Seattle. June William Watcher of Faubauk, is here. He has not yet determined whether he win rebuild the Riverside hotel, which was de- stroyed in the fire.
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Charge Big Fraud Scheme

Seattle, June +-Johu <. NcNIuu. one of the state railroad dcommissiouars, is charged in an action filed in the C. <. circuit court here with trying Co dispose of the property of the Roche aarbor Lime Company Co the fraud of other stockholders. While he was in conference with prospective eastern purchasers Saturday evening in a room of the Lincoln hotel 30 deputy Y. S. marshal broke into che room Co serve notice of am injunction upon alI com cerned. J,i- claimed that McMuIm by misrepresentation as to the value of the property obtained control of large blocks of stock for much less than their value and that his deal Go sell would net him go prof, of SL000000. An effort Go remove him from the post ofrailroad commissioner may follow on the grouu d 0fmalfeasance in office.
 Offer Rewards for Murderer
 Seattle. June The sheriff of King county offer, areward of SlOOO for the arrest and conviction of the murderer oflitue Elsie Nru1hau at Benton; the town of Benton offers $500 auG citizens S75O. The child was assaulted and murdered and was found with ten knife wounds in her breast
 For Relief of San Francisco
 Sacramento, Cal, June 4-The Cali, fornia legislature passed the five reliet measures asked for by the San Fran, cisco general committee, in the Sun, day session. The bills were passed practically without debate.
 To Elect Only Piles Men
 Seattle, June 4-To assist Senator Piles in controlling the delegation tc the next legislature from Seattle the local Young Mems Republican clut Saturday night appointed committee, in every ward of the city to work foI the purpose of eIecting only Piles men The senator's term does not expire un tiI 1911 but he is aligned with Senator Ankeny, whose term expires in 1909
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Lake canaI BII Passes Senate

Washington. D. C., June . The Lake Washington canal bllI passed the senate yesterday afternoon and lt is expected Co pas, tne house today.
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Charged Wlth Bribery Attempt

Madison, Wis, June & Secretary of State Walter l.. Houser was arrested today upon the charge of an attempt to bribe several state officers. He waived preliminary examination and was re- leased on bail
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Adams Trial November 20
Report of Suspected Murderer
salmon Packers Protest

Washington, D. C., June 5-AS a re- suit of a general protest by the salmon packers the Alaska pure food bill pending before congress will be so amended as not to require the stamp ing of quantity on cans already packed, a provision of the bill which will be allowed to stand for future
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Calls Legislature to Meet

Sacramento, CaIr June Gov. Pardeo issued call today .or a spec ial session ot rhe California legislature 60 pas, an appropriation tor the relief of san Francisco and Co amend tine state insurance law ,o a, Go regulate the companies more strictly.
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CaSsatt to Investigate

Philadelphia, June 5-President Cas- ,att of the Pennsylvania Railroad re- turned from Europe today and will as- sis. investigation of the charge that officials O. the company received large blocks of stock in coal companies whose product the Pennsylvania car- r.e,. a, gifts, presumably in return for .ayors. Mir. CaS,att says if the charge is proven the employees will be dis rnrrrnH
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Steamer Excelsior sails

Seattle, June Steamer Excelsior sailed last night for Seward by way ot the inside passage. She carries a large passenger list, including laborers for the Alaska Central railroad.
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Proposes to Expel Burton
Senator Burton Resigus

Topeka. Kan, June Senator Bur ion resigned his seat in the '. S. senate yesterday and Gov Hoch at once appointed Foster Dwight Cobum of Kansas City a, his successor.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
st. Michael Troops to Stay

Washington, D. C., June B The time for withdrawing the troops now at St. Michael Alaska, k extended until November. 1907.
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AIaska Trade About S5O,OOO, GOO

Washington. D. C., June ? -lt k cs- timatcd thar che trade of Alaska for the present fiscal year. ending June 90. will reach a total of S5oOOO,Ooo in- cludug metals.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
McGovern and Britt Held

New York, June S-Terry McGovern and Jimmy Britt are held for trial on the charge of violating the state law against prize fighting. They were re- leased on bonds of $500 each.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
File Petition at Albany

Albany, N. Y., June & Petitions from New York city asking the re- moval of District Attorney Jerome from office were filed with Gov. Hig- gins today.
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Attell and Neill to Fight

Los Angeles, June 5-Abe Attell and Frankie Nell signed articles today to fight in this city July f for the feather weight championship of AmnrLnn.
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Want to Abolish Senate

Milwaukee June - The Social Democrats of Wisconsin nominated state ticket yesterday and passed a resolution demanding the abolition of the United States senate, which is de- nounced as the bulwark of capitalism
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By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Bill Miner Goes Up for Life

Kamloops, B. C., June Bill Miner was convicted today of the train rob- berv on the Canadian Pacific here a few weeks ago and sentenced Co mpriS- onment for life. He is am eX-convict and numerous crimes are charged against him.
 Go to Jail for Swindling
 Seattle. June 9 -RoNcy Rebcr form erlv a well known gambler and saloon man of Nome. Tom Cameron andJamcs Hewitt were arrested here today upon the charge of swiudliug George Haines out of 5000 on fake mining company investment scheme. An are in jail.
 Alaska Central Bill to Come Up
 Washington, D. C., June 2-The Alaska Central bill, which proposes 10 extend to five years the time of completion of the road, was only de- feated a few days ago through the lack of quorum. It will be taken up again and Is expected to pass,
 Proposes to ENpeI Burton
 Washington. D. C., June Senator Bailey introduced 30 resolution in ths senate yesterday afternoon for the eN- nuIsion of Burton of Kansas, whose conviction of accepting fee for prac- ticing before a department was affirm cd a few days ago by the supreme rOurt.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Louisiana Capitol Burned

Baton Rouge, La, June 8-The state capitol building burned yesterday afternoon. It was historic structure which had stood for many years.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Send Assassin from Jersey
Suspends Police Chief

Vancouver. B. C., June 6-The may OF today suspended Chief of Police sam North upon the alleged grounds of incompetency and lack of discipline in the department.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Unseat Butte Delegation

Denver, June S-The Western Fed eration of Miners today unseated the delegation from Butte. The alleged socialistic tendencies of the Butte men was the reason for the action of the convention. It was claimed that the socialistic ideas of the rejected deleGa- tion are antagonistic to the principles of unionism.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Col. Evans Will Go to Sound

Seattle, June s -. It is understood here that Col. Robert Evans will take command of the Third infantry on his return from Alaska next fall and that he will be stationed on Puget Sound.
 Makes Attack on Roosevelt
 Washington, D. C., June 8-Con- gressman Brundidge of Arkansas in the house yesterday afternoon made a speech arraigning the president upon the charge of extravagant eXpendi- lures at the White House, and com pared Roosevelt with his immediate predecessors, Mckinley and Cleveland. The occasion was the pendency of an appropriation bill of SlOO,OOO for main tenance of the White House current expenses.
 Brundidge criticised the employ ment of forty special policemen for the protection of the president and urged that soldiers of the regular army ought to be detailed for that purpose. He attacked the allowance of $25,OOO for travelling expenses and said that the presidents stable expenditures were entirely too large. He affirmed that the presidents demands for expenses were high-handed
 Grosvenor replied, defending the president. He characterized the at tack as unjustifable and declared the president to be a simple American citizen. He denied that the president is developing an aristocracy or pluto ppory
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Suspect Was Only a Drunk

Seattle, June 6-The man found across Lake Washington and arrested upon suspicion that he was the mmr- derer of Elsie AIulhall at Renton, proved to be only So plain drunk and he was discharged. There is no clew vet Co the guilty man.
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Nominate Stuart for Governor

Harrisburg, Pa., June 7-The Re- publican state convention nominated eX-Mayor Edwin Stuart of Philadel- phia for governor.
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San Francisco Shakes Again

San Francisco, June 5-A slight earthquake uemor was felt here at midnight No damage was done.
 Send Assassin from Jersey
 London. June 6-Itis discovered that New Jersey anarchists sent a man from that American state to kill the king of Italy at the opening of the Milan exposition. He was arrested at Como. Two other asSassins are being
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and the state senators to be elected this year will be members of the legis- Iature which will elect Ankeny's sue cessor. It is considered desirable also to have only friends of the senators in the legislature at any time.
 See Nothing but ShOup
 Seattle, June Local AlaSkans de- clare that U. <. Marshal James NJ. Shoup of Juneau will have walk over for delegate in congress from the territory. They assert that he will have Southeastern Alaska and Nome practically solid and enough support from other localities to give him a long lead in the race.
 Pennsylvania Sails for Nome
 Seattle, June 1.-The steamer Penn sylvania sailed for Nome yesterday, only a few hours behind the Senator. The Oregon and Ohio are next.
 Adams Trial November 20
 Seattle June 5-The trial of George F.. Adams, the assay office embezzler, was set today for November 20 in the '. S. district court.
 Report of Suspected Murderer
 Seattle, June "A squad of sheriff $ deputies hurried across Lake Wash ington last night because of a re- port that a man had been seen there with his clothes covered with blood. He is believed to be the murderer of Elsie Mulhall at Renton.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09

The dispatch does not state whether the full committee was present and voting. It has thirteen members. The eight other than those named as voting for Shoot are as follows: Burrows, chairman, Depew and Deliver, Re publicans; Pettus, Dubois, Bailey, Overman, Clarke (Arkansas), Demo crats.-(Ed.)
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Plot to Kill President

Portland, Ore, June 2-The arrest of Polish anarchist today revealed the existence of a nihilistic society in Oregon which is engaged in raising funds to send an assassin to Washing to kill President Roosevelt. Detec' tectives got wind of the meetings and managed to learn the nature of the proceedings.
 Wholesale arrests have been ordered and it is claimed by the detectives that they are in possession of all the facts sufficient to convict the members of conspiracy to murder.
 Look Up Adams Money
 Washington, D. C., June S-Secret