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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-14
THE WARNING BELL
COMING TO GRAND

1t takes an exceptionally strong
dramatic attraction to survive the
seasons, with the discriminating
press and public Of today, but when
a play can look back over three sea-
sons of phenomenal business, and
still not show the slightest indica-
ton of waning popularity, proves
that it compels that same discrim-
mating press and public 'Eto sit up
and take notice" That is the rec
ord of s'The Warning Bell" which
is coming to Clarksburg. 1t IS
without doubt the strongest attrac-
ton which will visit our city this
season. The play is pastoral IN
stvle, but contains many striking
situations and startling clinlaxes-
Its theme is an oil done; the limo
cent country girl and the unscrupu-
lous man. but is deity handled by
its author, who keeps the heart IN
terest constantly in prominence. The
lovers of comedy are not forgotten
either. for rich vein of mirth per-
meates the play. The characters are
faithfully drawn from life, and
show many interesting types. Mag
nificent scenic and electric effects
and beautiful gowns add to the en-
semble. At the Grand "Wednesday,
Nov. 81.
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THE CONSUMER !
IS ANSWERED

Editors of Telegram
Your editorial OF Monday regard
ing mail orders was quite pleasing 70
me as home merchant. but the
communication in Tuesdays paper
concerning the prices of groceries
does local merchants an injustice
The prices given there showing al
legged immense profits to the grocerrs
are not only misleading but are al
50 inaccurate. Take sweet pota-
toes for instance. That writer stat
ed that the retail merchant bought
them for fifteen cents a peck and
sold them for thirty-fve cents, thus
making twenty cents on each peek
The truth is a barrel containing ten
pecks cost the retail merchant one
dollar and half and is retalled at
twenty-five cents a peck. The retail
merchant makes only dollar on
barrel of sweet potatoes, provided he
sells the whole barrel and there Is
no waste. This profit is reduced
when rents, gas bills, clerk hire ana
other expenses are paid.
Buckwheat flour costs two ana
half cents pound and is sold tor
four cents a pound. This article IS
not staple the year around and there
are often losses on it on that ac--
count. Besides one cent and hall
is not much to make on pound OF
that sort Of flour, it being sold on
IL in small quantities and not by the
barrel to consumers. Rents, clerk
hire. gas bills. etc, must also come
out of this profit.
CONSUMER also picked out CAP
bare to illustrate his contention
Now. every one knows the waste on
cabbage and all other green goods;
1t is n risky article to handle anu anu
ofttimes the retailer is compelled
to dump more of it into the garbage
pile than he sells. ], retail mer-
chant, pay one cent a pound Tor ~,
instead of a half cent as stated by
''Consumer," and I sell it for only
two cents pound Waste, rents
clerk hire. gas bills, etc, must also
come out of this profit.
Thus, it is seen there is no real
truth in Consumers" statements
and they are certainly full Of lnJus-
tice to retail merchants.
I for one do not believe in OF
practice unreasonable and extortlon-
ate prices, but like all other busl-
ness men am entitled to far
profit and fair living out OF the
business I conduct, and especially
so since it Is my constant aim %
conduct that business in a manner
that is satisfactory 10 my patrons
There are many things "Consuln., !,
er'' has vet to learn about the retail
business and until he becomes bet
ter posted, he would do well to re-
frain from rushing into print IN the
manner he did Tuesday.
80 MERCHANT.
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One Put Up Drunk

Mayor Harmer didn't have any
prisoners to attend TO at the time.
for holding the regular session OIL
police court this morning but there
was one put-up case to put on the
docket. A man giving his name as
Blank Rober was arrested by otlcers
Simms and White for drunkenness
out when he deposited So and costs
at police headquarters he was allow
ed to go.
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eil1fssleasss
Dr.. and Mrs. w. III. Hudson Wef
sat home 10 the members Of the
First Presbyterian congregation
Tuesday evening. Between 8 and
10 o'clock they received thirty Or
more guests and entertained them IN
! very hospitabIe manner. The oe-
casion was to- celebrate the opening
of their elegant new home on Cay
street. The evening was pleasant
ly spent. .sss
Wednesday at high noon Miss
Amy Catharine Ross and Mr.. Har-
nv N[orlang were united in mar
RAGE at the Presbyterian church IN
Weston. There were several ushers
and the wedding was a very brilliant
affair. a reception was given at
fhe home of the brides mother, Mrs
George Ross.
The Kings Daughters Circle Of
Golf N. f. church viii have a mis-
sionarv tea at the home of Mrs. N.
r Snider. 224 East Main street, on
FRIDAY afternoon. nov 4o' 4LOH
to 5o'clock. to which the friends and
ladies of the congregation are cor
daily invited.
A very successful tea was. given
at the home of Mrs.-J. w Williams,
ON West Main street, Tuesday even
inc for the benefit Of missions
There was a good-sized attendance
and the patronage was gratifying.
The OCCASION was one Of much de
light. s..
Mrs. Payne will give music re-
citaI at the West Virginia Music
store Thursday evening. commenc-
ing at o'clock
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Auction at Carpenters

Auctioneer Samuel W. Gordon
held an auction sale at Col. John w.
Carpenters home at Salem Tues
day and disposed of big raft Of
things that Col. Carpenter didn't
have any further use for. The
articles sold included farming I'M
plements, harness and household
furniture.
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Royalty TO VISIT
TIE EERgs..! Igg

Advfees from Paris say that the
King 81 CaInBodia, who recently
visited France as a guest of the ma
ton, will probably visit the James
town Exposition next year, ae-
.eompanied by a retinne of attend
ants and a corps of dancing girls.
Robert J. Oglesby of Kansas
CITY, recently in Norfolk, and the
first American to gain admission 70
Angkor, a sacred city of ruins IN
that country and friend of the
ruler. whom he met in Paris upon
his visit, says the Partisan capital
was in state of furore and that the
King and his novel suite created q
sensation in society especially
among artists. Mr.. 0glesby says
the King was completely captured
with the attention accorded him,
and when the suggestion was made
that he should visit America, he
gave orders that tour be arranged,
and it is more than likely that this
ruler will touch the shores of the
United States during May of next
year.
Speaking of the proposed visit to
this country and the jamestown Elk
position, Mr.. Oglesby said:
The King expressed to me great
interest in Americans, and sSId that
he had, often contemplated visit
in order that he might study and OBJ
serve some of the great achievements
and institutions of western clvTl1za-
ton. The suggestion that the trip
be male next year was favorably re-
ceived. and I believe that he will
come.
esThc beauty of the women of this
country is of the ancient world, and
Rodin, the leader of the new sculp-
ture. declares we have lived to see
the perfection of the human form.
conveying the only correct idea OF
the perfection of the unspoiIed gen
erations which lived before even the
Greeks gave thir ideals to posterity-
In form these dancing girls are
beautiful and admirable, and L do
not think the purest marble would
do Justice to their graceful lines
Thier masks are not grotesque LOT
they wear them with dignity ana
meaning.
s.The costumes are beautiful, and
are a complicated adornment which
superbly shows the unspoiled beau
tv of the human line. They viii
5rino us a new art and they are
AMONG the most beautiful of child
20, of mon These dancing girls
are led by the Kings sister, and
native orchestra of sixty pieces dis
courses music that for precision and
harmony has won the commentator
of famous French musicians ana
conductors. II
Mr.. Oglesby says he has visited all
the famous ruins of the world, but
that Angkor, probably antedates the
pyramids of Egypt, and shows more
advanced sense of artistic construe-
tion and that the builders were evl-
IDENTIFY learned in the arts. The
civ is surrounded by a wall 80
miles in circumference, he said, and
carved into the huge solid walls WIN
hammer and chisel are figures OF
heroic size, showing pastoral, hunt-
ing and war scenes and the alleSor-
ical representations of religious sac
In event of the Kings visit it will
he the first time that native OF
that country has ever set foot upon
American soil, and his coming will
signaIize a series Of national social
events.
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Wanted, Male Help

wANTBD-FoR U. S. ARMY, able
bodied unmarried men between
ages Of 81 and IS; citizens OF the
United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who speak,
read and write English. For IN
formation apply to recruiting Of
fce, Jog Pike street, ClarksbuFg'
w. Va.
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Go to Hunt

They gave hunting up as a bad
lob in this county and N. B. Nc
Carty and r. B. Wilson, fully
equipped, left Wednesday morning
for Point Pleasant, where they will
hunt game for week.
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The Acme Collecting Agency Will
collect your money and give it to
you promptly. ITO S. Third street
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SoR sALE-srooK-A block Of
stock in good Industrial company
IN this county, which is making
Is Der cent. on capital stock. II
Won have So, 500 in cash or any
mart of it to invest address N. 3d.
care Telegram. ~
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Court Meets

The county court convened today
in special session but adjourned un-
til tomorrow, without transachng
any business.
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To Meet Tonight

There will be a meeting of the
Order of the Golden Seal in the l.
o. O. f. hall this evening and as
there is much business of import
ance to be transacted, the officers de-
sire all the members to be present
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-14

FOR sALE-PIANo-Family leay-
inc Clarksburg for California
have fine upright Chlckerlns
piano, used 2 years, for sale cheap
Address, Piano, Telegram ONCE
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Upholstering and furniture re-
pairing cheaper than ever. =. T.,
Allen. 664 West Main street. c. h.
Odell's old stand
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FOR RENT-HoUsE-New SIX
: room house with water and bath.
Very convenient. Newly paper
cd Price reasonable to perman-
emit tenant. North Sixth street. e
Glen Elk. Apply to Harvey
Smith
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FOR RBNT-HoUsE-Desirable
residence on Clay street. inquire
275 Clay street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-14

Prompt collections and quick re-
turns on your accounts by the Acme
Collecting Agency 10 S. Third
street.
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NOTICE.

Mrs. Hilda Hidlebrand LeichneT,
Dermatologist, has returned from
St. Louis, Mo-, where she went TO
take q special course In facial
massage and hair treatment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-14

EoR RENT-HoUsE of five rooms
to small family. All modern
improvements. Apply to Agnes
@. Stuart, 226 Sumner street.
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See George" Friday at the Par
sons-Souders stores
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS
Two furnished rooms, one minute
walk from court house. 1886 Lee
street
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Wanted-FemaIe Help

girl or woman
that can cook and wait on lunch
counter in small restaurant. GOOD
wages and short hours. Address
P. o. box 80, City.
WANTED-G1RI for general house
work. Inquire 275 Clay street.
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See George" Friday at the Par
sons Souders stores.
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FOR RENT-HoUsE--224 South
Chestnut street all conveniences'
$3.50 per month Haze MOI
gan, attorney, Irwin building
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FOR RENT-HousE-A very de-
sirable eight-room house, nicely
IocaIitv lawn and garden. APP
ply at The James Law Cos ~
West Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-14

FOR RENT-To a gentleman, a
nicely furnished room IN a PR
vate family, central location. APP
DIV 166 W. Pike street.
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roR RFNT-FURNIsHED Rooms,
two nicely furnished rooms WITH
bath. Apply 42S West Pike
street.
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FOR RENT-HoUsE, No. 1lS w.
Main street. Apply 118 Fourth
street.
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See George" Friday at the Par
sons-Souders stores.
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See George" Friday at the Par
stores.
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See .sGeorge" Friday at the Par-
sons-Souders stores.
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FOR RENT-FURUIsHED House
to small family, OF would rent a
part of it. Apply to Mrs. Ag.
nes G. Stewart, 226 Sumner street
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EoR RENT-RooM-One furnish
I'd front room, with OF without
board, at Ga Mulberry street. Can
at the house or use Bell phone
I'll.
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FOR sALE-HoUsE-8-room moo moo!
ern up-to-date house, with batn
and all conveniences, solid OAK
foors stairways, etc, handsome
chandeliers and mantle boards,
instantaneous heater lot AZ x 100
feet. Property located in centre
of the city on Holden avenue one
minute walk from court house.
Easy terms. Enquire GLOBE
Clothing House.
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See "Georgea Friday at the Par
sons-Sonders stores.
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The Acme Collecting Agency will
collect your accounts quick and
turn your money over promptly. ITO
5. Third street.
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FoR RENT-S1NGLE Rooms, two
{ suites Of rooms; elso rooms tor
iieht housekeeping. The Savoy.
Lee street.
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See George Friday at the Par
sons-Souders stores.
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VANTED-Six men Fafr ''''-'
her planning I'LL 20.
isli to Iocae here q
ffl6Ti.si51irg a dre with refer
snees The Morris Wholesale
House, Cincinnati Ohio.
YANTEDs Ten city salesman
nd fIVo collectors. Is you e-fe
nnaI<fFle less than $50 q week
come and look into our ProPoSt-
ZION. Meade Bros . Co, 800
North Fifth ST., Glen Elk.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsTrED ROOM. ~,
One front room, furnished use
Of bath; private family. IL
West Pike street
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See George Friday at the Par
stores.
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I0ST-LoRoNETrE Between OPP
era house and Carlisle Court wed
nesday night. Finder please re-
turn to Telegram Office
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Good for everything a salve is
used for. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Get DeWitt's. Sold by
stone s. Mercer.
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For Sale

FOR sALE-FURNITURE, in good
condition, viii sell cheap. Apply
2O8 E. Main street, room g.
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Lost

tosT-Pup-Brown Boston bull
terrier pup with white spots and
white ring around neck I lna.
er please return to 62s Nluipefi9
street mud receive reward.
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n-es-E-El LlIE-I-sE--E---.

FoI3 RENT 1IaHT ROOM HOUSE,
hafb ana an modern convenience
is7 West Pike street 3. Cork.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
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swErl "a onY EToTs
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TosT-WArcu A&D CHAIN near
Loop hotel, lady's watch. tln o.
or viii be literally rewarded by
returning same to w. ). VIII
Hams. 1873 w. Main street.
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FOR sALE-FuRN1TURE, second
hand but in excellent condition
White enamelled infants bassi-
nette.
Oak dresser.
Ice box.
Oak stand. ~, n
M. Rogers, 229 Mechanic street.
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See George Friday at the Par
sons-Souders stores.
SATISFACTION is MY MOT
TOT. G. WEIGH, GAS FIT
ING AND PLUMBING, EAST
PIKE STREET. a9H
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SWEET MELODY E1ouR.
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CLASSIFIED ADyERTIsENE'
For Rent
E0B RENT 5IdHT ROOM HOUSE
baf5 and an modern convenience ee-
i27 west Pike street, =. Cork.
FOR RENT FURN1sHED ROOM
One front room, furnished; use
Of path; private family. IL
West Pike street
FOR RENT SINGLE Rooms, two
mites Of rooms; elso rooms Tor
light Housekeeping. The Savoy
Lee street.
FoR RENT-HousE-A very de-
sira.ble eight-room house, nicely
locality, lawn and garden. 5 p
ply at The James La" So'' =
West Main street.
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED Rooms
Two furnished rooms, one minute
walk from court house. 1856 Lee
street
FOR RENT-HousE--224 South
Chestnut street; all convenience
sos. so per month. Haze MOI
Lto,,av Irwin building.
FOR RENT-To a gentleman, a
nicely furnished room IN a PFl-
vate family, central location APP
ply 166 W. Pike street.
FOR RBNT-HoUsE-D Desirable
residence on Clay street Inquire
275 Clay street.
FOR RENT-HousB of five rooms
to small family. All modern
i ~ Sr,l,s1 Apply to Agnes
G. Stuart, 226 Sumner street.
FOR RENT-FUnT1sHED House
To small family, OF would rent a
mart of it. Apply to Mrs. Ag--
mes G.. Stewart, 226 Sumner StFeeI
FOR RENT-HoUsn New six
room house with water and bath.
Very convenient. Newly paper
ed. Price reasonable to permanl-
emit tenant. North Sixth street.
Glen Elk. Apply to Harvey f.
Smith
FOR RENT-HoUsB, No; us W,
Main street. Apply lis Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED Rooms,
two nicely furnished rooms With
bath. Apply 42s West Flke
street.
FOR RENT-RoOm-one furnish
ed front room, with OF without cS1T
board, at Ga Mulberry street. can
at the house OF use Bell phone
I'll.
For Sale
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In event OF the hlng VlsII IL Wit !.
be the first time that a native OF
that country has ever set foot upon
American soil, and his coming Will
signalize a series of national social
events.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
MANY GOOD ENTRIES
FOR SKATING RACES
Special Events Egve Been Carded for
Both Amateurs and Professionals.
At Convention Hall.

The entries for the skating races TO
be held under the auspices OF the Cap
itaI City Roller Skating Company, at
Convention Hall rink, next Saturday
night, are as follows: One-mile novice.
H q. Hoskinson. II. Donaldson. J. H.
Strickland, Arthur J. Dettman, o. A
johnson. One-miie open, c. A Robin
son, of Baltimore; c. II. Jenkins. C H.
Thomas. T'wo-nile open. r. II. Carle-
son, Thomas Byrnes. Charles d. VIII
liams Two-nnile relay race, Belmont
Athletic Club. and the Capital City Club,
Four-mile relay. Belmont Athletic Club,
George washington University team.
The other events, for which the en-
tries have not been given out will con-
sist OF a pursuit race, open to all con-
ers. a special pursuit race. one-TIsie
race for professionals, and a spcIa4
| race of one mile for young ladies me
races are 20 be held under the sA'e'l"n
Of the A =. T. The prizes VII consist
OF gold yer. and bronze 'neoais' anu
] will be tably inscribed.
= The oH.ciaIs of the met VIII De d.
Williams. Judge; f. Sassii. marshal; !;
Mr.. Hemetty. and K Mueller. timers; /;
| Mr.. otapIes, clerk q the couTse5 Car
! -oii fsral,t sssisfanscierk OF the course
| ana Irvincr \ Hef1erson, starter. Mr..
| TTenderson has erlsre charge of the races
| enIi viii raoeEvr any exta entries that
| are. made for tJe various events in case
II A q. Speding s. Bro. 7oS Four
/. tepnfh street
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
STOLEN GAINSBOROUGH
RESTORED BY SHEEDY
Celebrated Grand Old Man of the Green Cloth Con-
Quoted Negotiations With Man Who Stole
the Famous Painting.

partner of a.. gang of crooks, stole a
famous painting. the Duchess of De-
vonshire.1 By Geinsborough. from the
rooms OK 9 MorelanG Agnew. of Thomas
Agnew & Co. in Old Bond street. Lon
don, England. In 1901 he opened up
negotiations for the return of the paint
ing through Pat Sheedy. Sheedy con-
Quoted the negotiations in a delicate
manner, and Worth received $1,000 and
freedom from prosecution. After Worth
died he bequeathed to Sheedy painting
said TO have been Murillo's ''Magdalen.' =
which, It was alleged, had been stolen
from convent in South America.
Sheedy spent six months IN South
America visiting monarchies in an en-
deavor TO ind the owner of the painting,
but without success. 1t was finally dis
posed of. it is said, at a good price.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11

NEW YORK, March 10-Pat Sheedy
is known everywhere or the globe
where thoroughbreds race for fame and
gold, and everywhere men play for high
stakes on the gaming table Pat
Sheedy. the grand old man Of the
green CLOTH is gambler OF whom 1t
is said that his word. once pledged. is
never broken. He has gambled his way
around the world, and bet on the
ponies in every cline under the sun.
In 1887 6heedy concluded with John L.
Sullivan the most remarkable tour in
the annals of the prize ring. Sullivan
promised Sheedy at the end OF the tour
that he would neyex drink intoxicants
again. Sullivan broke his promise and
sheedy has never spoken to him from
that day.
In May. 1876. Adam Worth. the
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, MARCH 10

At the First Baptist church tomor-
row morning the Rev W. B. Hatcher
viii occupy the pulpit. In the even
ing the pastor, the Rev, Dr. Fisher
Will preach
At O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at
the First Baptist church Henry Bar
ney. a converted actor and temperance
" orker, will deliver an address.
At the Methodist Protestant church
tomorrow morning the Rev. r. S. Lar
enson, Of Washington. will pdeach in
the morning, and the Rev, f T. Tagg,
d. D.. of Baltimore. in the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
RAILRo;D PUTS BAN ON
FLIRTING I'M STATIONS
Pa.

| WI2kESBARkE, Pa, March 1O.-Oe-
.eryaned TO stop firtations at the sta
| tfeis with its passengers and the use
r the stations for general meeting plac-
IS. the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Company has ordered it's stationmasters
TO prevent any lettering about the sta
tions and to allow only those who buy
tickets and are waiting for trains to re-
main in the stations.
II has been found that young boys
and girls gather at the stations to fiirt
with passengers who come On the trains
and that the stations are the rendeZ-
vous for those who arrange to meet
each other