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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19
At; Hest.


Mrs. Beata Lucille: Brown. nee
Paulson, died at Englund III this
county, on Saturday, April "A, aged
|25 years and II days. Deceased was
born March Is, 1881, in Alanas,
Sweden, and came with her family
to Warren, Mimi, in 1882, and to
Englund in 1883. She was united ID
marriage to Charles w. Brown, Of
Angus, Mimi, on Dec. 20, 1904.
Their first and only child was born
Sept. %, 1905, and died two months
later. Since that time the health
ofsthe mother failed her, and for Sc
veral months it has been evident that
she would not regain her health, her
ailment being declared by her doctor
to be consumption. At the eventide
Of her life she was willing and ready
to depart hence, believing in the
mercy Of God and her Savior. Her
mother and two sisters have gone to
rest before her. She is especially
mourned by her husband, father,
three brothers, one sister .and many
other relatives and friends.
There is Joy beyond our. telling,
Where SO many saints have gone,
Thousands, thousands there are
dwelling.
Worshipping before the throne. =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19
Work on Judicial Ditch.

Mr.. a. g. Beedle is pushing the
-construc tion Of the judicial ditch as
rapidly as possible these days There
is no frost in the ground to inter
fere with the work Of the big steam
dredge, and thus far nearly mile has
been built this spring. 1t is the in
tention Of the contractor to put on a
night crew in addition to the present
day crew SO as to get the ditch COM
pleted without fail this season. About
ten miles remains to be dug, and as
he ditch, will be about a feet deep
near Red river, one can easily see
that an immense amount Of dirt
must be moved.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19
Does Not Favor Division.

W. We're greatly surprised last week
to y Rrn Of the division TO be made
OF Larshall county Now, there
sure must be some hungry Office
seek rs who have not had chance
TO- ted at the public CRIB for long
1timN past, and the only way they see
cleaa tbs to divide the county and get
IN |at way. And what is worse yet,
Mid MIG 4le River is to be the county seat
OF the new county q place Of few
+shaut1es and probably blind pig
or y and only known by those who
i've round It surely a very promis-
Ing prospect for the tax payer. No,
-M y county is all right for US
yet The way it is. Taxes are not any
too low, and we are treated fairly
we'll SO we don't have much kick
coming although it is a little far to
the county seat. But we don't 60
there unless we have to, and then
we get paid for it. Now, if q divi-
sion1has to be made, and if, as we
have learned, the western part Of
our county is trying to get rid Of us,
Why's then let us be cut off and at
Tackled to Red Lake county with
Thief River Falls as the county seat.
This would give satisfaction to most
people, as we are all interested IN
Tief River Falls, and ten it, would
be g county that Guild supp ort itself.
ButSthe proposition to form a new
county as plated by a few politi-
Glars and a couple Of real estate
agents who are only trying to boom
Middle Nj River would be a hard nut
to crack, as nearly half of that ter
ritofy is only settled by muskrats,
which would prove to be poor tax
payers, and the few settlers would
have a nard time to keep the county
pot filled, but that don't seem to
bother the politicians any 9erman.
town correspo ndent in T.R. F. News.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19


!, g pili ~, lsoo'
- = - loi1oSli
~ papel - ~ my l'ooiol'' get-
oiIs squloo inoelesDi.e
- -. Z lloolseu y ui.e g ~" pieees
! : . !. ~, = ial.neis olils. sl,1iue winch
:, 49,. ~ y : ~ : 1no1i eso oisn :.
49, :, p''so 3 g 3 alia =
$3.50. =. -. = - g ]. -, t'sA you ie'i
80 -. -. : 8 !" ! - = -.
90 8 80 Wy Wy is.li .uoii
ss1 Ivy B us.' y ollt'ir local pa
- l,. s, i'' w. icy pIol's.ply
s {" z Sei Z GOV 81 s1oou1 farming
- i1,in p e pupllsnea some Where
80 ouo - solcAs peocel y my mlhd
!, 49, ! ieau : pieoe "liooeu rig1lo8 a a''
i1v =,
n niso pieee ) lioolceo was aoou1
~ .o4oy - neis .lsins - y uick q. "
1i51 90 ll10is - plsln0 COIL.
iev : oiido = oiie cry farmers arm Ely
80 ea'o ,u = eoou s1,1sice 51ilao cll me
', m .sne = = Wy y.
- nlso inal ollao ADVISED me 70 20
paano eoln LOT lodder was Jonn
onsney inao was SIX years ago,
anu ! snall onank MN 1or y as long.
as So tive. nave stuck TO fodder
corn ana IS nave always had q big
crop OF Y. y IS surely the best
ous iiase 2 lariner# can raise lor MIX
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19
Spring Recital
School Of Music
LOUISE q. GRINDELAN

LOUISE T. GRINDELAND. Director.
April 20. 1906
Il & Duet, Persian March De KonsK
Mile Swanson, Glynn Sinclair
17> Agnes Hilleboe $3.50 IS,
3 The Young Marshal V as "a !, Renard
The Shepherd Boy Wilson
z May i1me Edith Mattson Blscnon 7
g whispering Flowers Zimmerman
Ida johnson s
@7 Hearts Ease Forest
b Tr0t, trOt. TO Boston Swift
Hlda Rineboe
a Gypsies Eggeling
b Garden Party Eneelman
Ebba Lundgren
The Brook Tours
Clara Nicholson
10 Duet Here We Go Vannah
Estele Grindeland Ebba Lundgren
III "a Winters Lullaby Soprano De Koven
Miss Bauer
IL Cujus Amman Stabat Mater List Kuhe
Minnie Larson
is Little Rider Hitler
2 Jolly Darkies Bechter
Inga Taralseth
ii Storm and Sunshine Schnon
Mile Swanson
Is Flower song Lange
$50 Lulu Gross
is Habanera Carme Bizet-Lange
Clara BenneWitZ
IL Scarf Dance Chaminade
Evelyn Grindeland
IL Oh Dry Those Tears. Soprano Del Riego
.Ss Miss Dahlquist
10 shepherds An and Maidens Fair Nevin
Mrs. g. G. Winchester
20 Goodbye. Sweet Day, Contralto Vannah
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19
The. Weather.

The weather has been quite spro-
minent'' the past week. Last Thurs
days rain turned to snow on Friday.
The fall was light here; nothing like
what they had farther south.
Easter Sunday u as a tlne day and
it has been clear and warm every
day this week. Seeding is in full
swing now and everything promises
well.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19

San Francisco, "A pril is. The busi-
ness section of the city, from Mark
ct street to Mission street and from
the bay back, has been almost COM
pletely wrecked.
The Call and The Examiner build
ings are destroyed.
Many buildings along Market and
Mission Streets including the depart
ment stores, have collapsed.
Hundreds Of people in the cheap
tenement district are reported killed.
Fires are raging and owing to the
scarcity Of water are practically be-
yDnd control.
1ss.. Business, las praeti ea 99Ys spended..
The offices Of the Postal Telegraph
Co., in the Hobart building are
wrecked, as is the Associated Press
building at 3O2 Montgo street.
The resident portion is slightly
damaged although nearly every house
has been more or less injured.
The Palace and ST. Francis hotels
stood the shock but the inside Of
these hotels was badly damaged as to
paastering, etc.
"A disastrous fire broke out on the
south side Of Market street and is
low within one block Of the Palace
hotel, the water mains have burst
and the fire department. is practically
helpless. The Utmost confusion ex-
lists. 81
At this moment there is only one
wire out Of San Francisco, a Postal
wire The Postal building is badly
damaged and the operating room is a
total wreck.
The power Of every kind is gone
and there are no lights, either gas or
electric.
San Francisco, April Is. The facts
so far as known at this hour may be
\ summarized as follows:
Hundreds of people have been kill
ed and probably /, 900 have been in
Gjured.
The Mechanics pavilion has been
converted into a temporary hospital
and already several victims OF the
disaster are being treated there by a
! corps OF volunteer surgeons.
@ The entire water front is ablaze.
The postoffice has entirely collaps-
ed, killing six people.
Fire Chief Sullivan and his wife
are badly injured.
The Grand opera house is burning
fercely. A ten story building on.
1'hird and Mission streets, adjoining
the Grand opera house, is apparently
doomed as are other big buildings
between the theatre and st. Pat
@Tick's chucrh.
Many people are fleeing from the
Palace hotel taking their p rsonal
effects.
,Iwenty-one bodies have been taken
sto the morgue, which cannot accom-
modate any more.
Mayor Schmitz established head
quarters at the hall Of justice and
appointed relief committ OF fifty
prominent citizens.
The militia IS patrol ling the
streets, guarding banks and other
estab lishments. The militia has Re-
ceiyed orders to shoot anyone On
SIGHT detected In theft.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19
Society Item.

Charlie Clause is back from the
county jail. The sojourn has appar-
emily agreed with him, and it might
not be a bad idea to give Charlie a
six months sentence twice year
I q. Il. Press. s.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19
The. whole north end of The. city is
wrecked and the flames are spread
ing in all directions.

San Francisco, April -. In the
confusion which reigns everywhere
here, it almost impossible to learn
the details of the disaster caused by
the earthquake this morning.
In general it may be said that the
district lying between Market and
Howard streets from the bay as far
west as the city hall has been badly
wrecked.
The fire which has been raging In
the vicinity Of Fourth and Stevenson
streets has gotten beyond the control
of the fremen and the flames have
leaped to the Winchester rooming
house on the west side Of Third
sreet.
Unless TIE flames can be checked
mere the Palace hotel, one block dis
tant, will be endangered.
Powder is being used to check the
flames.
The loss Of life seems to have been
confined to the poorer districts and
the manufacturing territory.
For the benefit of the eastern
people who have friends visiting in
San Francisco it is safe to say that
they have not been injured.
AS the hours go by the excitement
grows more intense
Every minute explosions are heard
as the buildings are blown up to stop
the progress Of the flames.
At 10:l5 a. M, coast time, the fire
extended from the ferry to Front
street on one side pretty much all
south Of Market street and to about
Seventh street with sporadic fires in
the park section and western divi-
sion.
There is no way of estimating the
number of dead. 1t may be humid
reds, it may be thousands.
There is hardly any water and it
is impossible to say when the fire
will stop. .ss
The people are moving out Of the
Palace Hotel. The Postal telegraph
operators, who are at their posts, are
taking their lives in their hands as
the buildings are collapsing and the
fire within half block.
San Francisco, April 49,. Frequent
shocks. were felt ter the first. se-
we're quake.
Buildings toppled and fell in every
direction.
Fire broke rout lin the wholesale
buildings near the water front and
other localities. The city is mened
by a terrible foe as the convul-
sions Of the earth for a few minutes
were terrible. = ). -. s..
The Postal telegraph building was
partially wrecked and most of the
employees fed for their lives.
The shock was felt as far south as
Santa Barbara but was not felt at
Los Angeles. All the power lines in
the city are wrecked. The greatest
damage was. done east and south Of
Market street to the bay. This area
includes Sansome, Mission, Battery
Front, Davis and Drummond streets
and Montg omery street to BaNstreet.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19

$50 !" Z saAe s s iie aliu 81 ~ :,
a :. oAie'u Wv = 'e'i elie wolves.
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That much for the COWS So
Now we come To Mr.. I,1nd]nuist,,s
YEARLY round. kicking At the
farmers, losing money on them right
and left, and no gain whatever.
Amt that pretty much one-sided?
i am glad, however, to note that
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-19
yEIso1
HIST ORR
ooIEIT
NUMBER 10.

9, 8, g, =,
s, & s. ~ 3, Is q s =
=-
and 4 saved money by it, but later
OF uney SHUT down on US. They
W 1tlal 90 = sell q penny's worth to Z.
consumer Consequently we must go
70 the retailers. 1 visited the big
eeso concerns ~ 81. Paul and Mime
apons, including y. N. Roberts, and
1naJ was only small shop alongside
u tdla otner dig concerns. ! visited
que store Inat 8 think they called
lowers, that claimed they had
y, Wy employees Just IN that one
store TOT alone, out l could t e ind that
1helr prices were much lower than
az nome after adding freight and ex-
pelnses, 50 1 calculated to take the
check got Tor my cattle home with
me ana buy my STUN here.
NOW we come TO that store clerk
VINO has been IN sixteen places in g
sixteen years.
4 don = go much on those fellows,
and I nope some one will return his +
comp llments Il not, g will do it
when ! get some spare time. We
"iis.o eli i'' fellows KNOW OUTSIDE o.
A.ii BUSINESS ~ aiouilu e'liesl'flg ma
oniiies' WIEN S come 70 warren ana
NY A0A1ly Ids S1fOH iAc q louS OIutI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
star rhsatsr vaudsvllls.

l~tralno rtaoin etaoln taoia aeinlnu
Those ehn like 10 seq vcll
irainod animals should 80 10 the
Star theateg this week. where Prof
clark has a number on exhibition
CLARK has q ltsle taxan monkey
ana a strong African ape The
dogs are intelligent aud the cats 30
q gew tricks. though the fact that
they eannof 80 through intricate
c~yaiutlons il conceded
Nothing finer has been sen az the
star this fan than the GymnAatie
RipHa The nuVlin Eieood com.
pany put on an hetresa and poet.
act. With iatctsperasd songs Ed-
die Roesch. the house balladist. has
e familiar and popular number.
Wait rtn the sun shines Nellie
Harry u Richard and MAY mo Tay,
Tor arr the principal figures In a
grand opera tFaYeat0.
The program is concluded bY M.
- CLARK. a hlaekgace monologist.
hs John nyFne. = atarStelisr and
ne moving pictures. showing s0me
ot the beat Pioya Ia a championship
game Of BAH IN New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
GI't ENTERED
PROTESTS
llss rer WAY oRot
-...~.s ~ssg INTRODUCED
susssIl MAKES Hls RI
sosf.

a.alnanees pfovldlng ioi
fsse ..eNvnents we're into
rss. Y X ats ceaneii last niEh'
ta-rra 10 ghe Judiciary com
y 4 nameer q these did not
- ~ approval Of Councilman
~ - intpaoeed ordnance
50 $40 Tor local impros
I. H. goilowlux streets Ne
Essglake az 81 al Mssh.
sensca. Sis and diai y
- 49, NoF,hlake
- MkalnK aew resolutions Tor
.~sfosvmeals we're inlrodac
uasisoa g. e. Al. MsEss
Tn az y 3 Olive =
"a 4 4 PIE. Rainier a. Nv
4 Al. rrankllng av Bowl.
n r Rey 81, = Caller e.
a. kpalleattoas for salf~an
go saa transfers SeFc intro
ss@k -A
u sesss "a the assessment roll 81
z.,asks a.. xhewins that 80
-. ia been paid out o. = total
...us.u.eas Il ssNslok 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

againHt the mep who committed
the ballot boa frauds To- connection
sieh last springs election have not
eeen brought up They cannot come
an nov until after tudEe Davis ~.
tptnH probably not until after the
November election
a. The time the charges were
tlled by Prosecuting Attorney Mack.
ihienh, Judge Davis Informed tho
prosecuting attorney that he would
soon take his vacation and suggest.
"a that the eases be- brought Ia
henc other court Since then Judge
Ihiein has suggested ia an inter.
View In The Star that the osaeB be
taken - some other court, but this
suggestion has not be.n acted on
hf the prosecuting attorney.
Mr. Macintosh stated this morn.
ihg that the defendants objected 60
d change Of venue and that the
state IL not entitled To the risht -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
SISTER RAVES
FOR BROTHER

Calling Tor her brother, Alex car
penteH Mrs 4 W taunAn az Mt
View siAiian Green Lake lice en .
o in the Pacific hospital ln great
danger 90 losing hrf mlud
Aiex Carpenter t. brother, lcfl
homie eight 81 ten years aEo, aud
slnca that time has not been sven
hy avs Of The members 81 the FAM
as iir IL known 10 have Eene Co
Dawson ana Co have returned e.
seattle. bat further than that ne
information %reaafdinK him has been
received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

demand q without thelf consent
Tho caHes Will have 10 go over
until Judge Davis returns said the
prosecuting attorney "fhn defend.
ants would not consent 20 a change
II venue, aud / cannot ask for one
without their consent The eases
might have heen brought Ia some
tother court but. nov the are IN
Judge Davis court. erauot get
them changed without the consent
~ tha defendants They Will be
brought up ah soon as Judge Davis
returns"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
Table Queen Bread Is
HeaIthfuI

because II IL made from the finest
hard Minnesota wheat ana pure
matt yeast Table Queen contains
double the gluten Gr strength Of any
other bread Mixed By machinery,
n Is absolutely eioan Table Queen
n the staff Of Life. 50 demand u
from your grocer Look for the
blue label on every loaf -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
WV LINE WANTS
FRANCHISE

.taaS under a money forfeit 70 The
.,u, II allows COMMON user OF the
tracks ia the eit,, and a payment
no no elty of g per eent If the gross
rseeinIa for the Hrrt no years. 4
nsf cent for tho neNt to years aud
psg cent Tor che last 10, the fran.
ehias expiring bet -. 1881
Tho COMPANY also asfcea 10 com.
ple,s Ita line o. Tacoma, aud "a
construct a draw bridge over the
etnai waterway ~ feet Wide. and
b. give The utle 81 such hridso 20
the rity
Nif MIgatman o. a clvil engineer
fsam NcW York and has 81 100 900
Ia invest la huiidink the road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

The family ls naW particularly
anxious 20 receive kart from hin.
~ his return. 1t Il believed would
RESULT Ia the recovery 81 the Htatsf.
Any Imagination aH "a hia whore
ahautn should be nend 90 D "
Lanuan nj Wow sta ,eb. Green
takr. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

The presentation ct WaEnera
paratfai comes 20 she Grand to.
morrow night Tho requirements
of such a production being OF 80
.hlsh a standard a. Judged from an
artistic aud ethical point Of view,
are Of 81 varied aud cNactlng a
nature ~ 10 require tho most care
nl consideration GA The part OF al
concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

c,sueimsa Rs,,ll' ,.'"esl nsl
- s~ppl''. Az ,,saos, Of Merle D.
Va s,'s.s.s and c e N ,.,,ss, '9 ~. >
hspsAise y. Al spokane az
.sm GERM. slens Fourth az 20
al r1as,asw ssIla~ boulevard ana
rae :. e y ay It also tsscs "a
hacs % tes's !, Tslra AZ and alens
hiTrsea :. pfrToniame place 'o
ghiN s..sn wth Fourth Az me
p~a.'...... rssefed TO 'as ~
See provides Tor the
~ .. rad hy MaN l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
sxeusaos r EAST

d o. tn and t7ih Northern
hra< ssl sell roaadtrtp tickets
srzxs<n f1r 81, and 90 St Louis
~. ksnx limit 10 days. nnal
xUn I'M, Sov. 10th good for
s11ssrs For fail particulars
.qars Northern Pacific city tick
skFrs. corner First av and Yes
. - sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
The THEATERS

LlfTtrf
eslsp-The Eiueation 81 Mr.
- gives It's last performance
~sssf spleeAif production sifh
- ssll ard = first class east
sxArTsE The Holy CITY coz
ss.~ A plAy bounded GA biblical
ausx Gsn east
rsIRD ~AvENrE-Ths Queen q
A. Bsztsay. By the veil known
s,ssr osnesaY Good malotrama
ms Tke L0et P1radlse
- saenea this lheatsr SUNDAY
- ! q for the remainder -
s-ek sta mxlnees and even
8 sfh~m1nees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
ESTIMATES WILL
BE TAKEN UP

The estimates - the police de-
parfutrut wlM be fakru np tonight
by tha ftnanfa e0mHtfftee u time
remains thans OF the sanitation
board win also be EuHe exef Chair
man crtchian stated that the COM
mittss would finish with tha snti.
mates q the fity ushL water aud
streets departments mis- week
Tna lastiucAtlaa % the hixh
estimates q the fire department.
said ur. gFiekfaa. Is found in tho
fars that there Is = large and uni
fasmIy populated district 20 tbe
wssf 81 Grnrn Lake thai II ahsa-
iafesv pftnaut nFr ~pfotsetiom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

cus. has an important part In The
Merry Wives 1t Mindaor with
Louis lance witch cemca TO the
Grand shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
CIR nan narkst

~ Sz s@ak. n1c ID: round
n 1x roast. 4 to SC. aud ham.
~ So ThiFa ave VI atax
y ~ sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
Oriental H~nIadParlor

A place % spend . quiet hour a
g%eutiemens resort. liza afi Ave
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

Send sbe 10 Knapp A West atch
'teets, aal Calmhn nlde Tor a book
of plans Tot pretty hnmrh -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

vsIss netssrry vita Jsmea
rexsr Nsllie detieary. Who VII
k~xn<nnere4 a. the star for SEE,
q YrsrS Ia "A Night az the Car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
SUBMIT
TO A CHANGE

Justice OF the Peace Davis hat
adjourned ceurt Tor bis vacation %
three OF four weeks. amt the eases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

steam baths sse Oriental aaths
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

Wear Brook. Hats. 1871 and ave
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-09
BIG BATTLE
NEAR J0L0
(By Associated Press. !

Manila, P.I., Mar. 9-An import
ant action between American forces
and hostile Moros has taken place
near Jolo.
Fifteen enlisted men were killed,
one commissioned officer wounded,
four enlisted men wounded and the
naval contingent operating with the
military sustained SO casualties.
The Moros lost six hundred men
killed.
General Wood reports that the
action involved the capture Of
Mt. Daio lava cones, 2,1OO feet high,
which was strongly fortified and de-
Tended by an invisible force of Moros
Col. Duncan, of the Sixth infan-
try, commander the operations.
All the Moros were killed, result
ing in the extinction of a band of
outlaws, who, recognizing no chier,
have been raiding friendly Moros
md defying the American authors
ties
An official account gives the Of
ticers wounded in Jolo as follows:
Captain Tyree Rivers, wounded in
the thigh, slight injury.
Lieut.. Gordon Johnston, shot in
the shoulder, wound is serious.
Lieut.. Ernest H. Agney, hand;
slight.
Lieut.. Wiley, eye; slight.
Ensign Cook, Jr., foot; serious.
Coxswain Gilmore, elbow; slight.
John R. White, of the conrtab-
ulary, thigh; serious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-09
FREE LESSONS
WELL ATTENDED

The free lessons in embroidery
and art, given by Miss Tierney, are
now in progress at the Parsons
Souders stores, and up to the present
time have been very well attended.
For the benefit of those who do not
seem to understand. the Parsons
Souders Co. wishes to say that these
lessons are absolutely free in every
particular, each and every one be-
ing under the intruction of Miss
Tierney. There is a large space de-
voted to the class, but there is still
room for Others who wish to join.
In order to accommodate the large
number in attendance, Miss Tierney
has arranged for two classes, that Of
morning and afternoon, and in
making application you will be as
signed to either of these classes at
you will. These lessons are always
appreciated by the ladies of Clarks-
burg.