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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-11

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-11
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Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
SOME SECONDS SHORT
 FELL SWEET MARIE
She Failed in the Attempt Against
 Her Own Record.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. S.-At today's meeting of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association the PIP class trotting required seven heats The race was between Dr. E'rassi, the California wonder. Grattan Bell and Charlie T. In this race, as in all of the other events of the day. the field was so large that much scoring had to be done before the horses received the word. but in each heat the specta- tors were rewarded by the closest and most striking finishes that have ever been seen at the Breeders course Dr. Frassi served as the medium of a big killing by his owner. Al German, of San Francisco.
 Sweet Marie had a mark of 2-02 and finished the mile this afternoon in 2-O3 3-A She would probably have broken her record had 1t not been that she faItered in the stretch, and her driver thinking she was about uO break. pulled her up She made the quarter in 51 i-4. half in 1-00- Three quarter in 1-30 1-4; mile in 2-03 3-4-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
HEARSI'S DEFENSE
 AGAINST THE PAPERS
He Says They Oppose Him Because He WOuldn't Enter a Trust.

New York Oct S.-Wm. R. Hearst. candidate for governor on the Inde- pendent League and democratic tick cts. began his vgeek-s campaigning with four addresses tn Manhattan to- night He dwelt as length on the at Jacks made upon hi4p by number or New York newspapers. as absolutely untrue. most of the statements affect ing himself, not as candidate, but il his private capacity.
 In reply to a statement made in one of the New York papers that he would spend a million dollars in the cam paign, Mir. Hearst said That is an utter and complete falsehood- ] guar antee not to contribute more funds Co my own campaign. in which ! am per sonally interested. than I did to the campaign of Grover Cleveland and w. J. Bryan, in which I was merely inter ested as a democrat.
 -I have made no private promise Go any individual or to any interest and any statement that I have or intima- ton that I have. is a lie
 In conclusion Mir Hearst said l feel sure that I could have been more popular with my fellow newspaper prOprietors if. when invited. l had been willing to enter into a trust with them to raise the rates to advertisers and keep down the wages of employees.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
THE STANDARD OIL
 IN PR0BAIE COURT
The Beginning Of the Trial of the
 Findlsy Case Today.

Findlay, Ohio, Oct. S.-Charged with conspiracy against trade" in violation of the antitrust laws of the state the Standard Oil company of Ohio. and its alleged constituent companies, the Buckeye Pipe Line, and the Nanhat- tan Oil company. will be placed on trial here tomorrow before Judge Gid con G. Baker and a jury in the pro bate court of Hancock county. In the original information filed rasu June by County Prosecutor Wm- L. David, John D. Rockefeller was made a party to the suit, but through the granting of a request for a separate trial, Mir. Rockefeller will not be called as a defendant until the case against the company has been disposed of
 Mir. Rockefeller. it is said. will not be summoned as a witness and will not attend the trial. IT the manner of in- stituting the suit-by information in- stead of by grand jury indictmenJ-and the Jurisdiction assumed by the pro- bate court, are upheld in the higher state courts, the case will assume add ed importance as indicating an easier and more direct method for action against alleged conspiraCies.
 Both the manner of bringing the suit and the Jurisdiction of the pro- bate court have been questioned by the attorneys for the defense. but the judge has decided against them on all points and no appeal can be taken on these preliminary questions until the case has been tried.
 Judge Baker ruled that violation of the Valentine law constitutes a rnisde- meanor and that the last session of the legislature gave probate courts concurrent jurisdiction with common pleas court over all misdemeanors To this ruling. as we'll as that on other technical points. the defense took ex- ception.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
ARM0UR'S D0CT0RED
 HAMS IN PHILADELPHIA
Warrants Issued for the Local Man.
 agers Of the Company.

Philadelphia. oct S.-yvarrants were sworn out today by Dr. p. H. Warren. dairy and food commissioner. for the arrest of the managers of Armour & Co. one of the members of the trust charging that firm with the illegal use of bOracic acid in hams. Some pur- chased al the houses of Armour & O. were analyzed by Prof Laval. chem ist of the department. and show. it is alleged. that the hams have been doc tored with the acid in quantities rang ing from one-fOUrth to one-half of one per cent It is said that subpOenas will be issued for the heads of the firm of Armour & Co. in Chicago for the purpose of ascertainins whether the doctoring of meat is performed in Chi cagO or this city.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
THE SLATE WIPED Off
 IN THE ISLAND OF CUBA
Governor Taft'S Plan is to Consider All
 Pending Incidents Closed
In Consequence the Prosecutions Murders Attend ing the Late Election Are to be Abandoned in the Interest of Good Order.

ment regarde5 it unsafe to accede to this demand during the Overheated tate Of the public mind
 Governor Taft has also decided to in clude in the general amnesty all per sons alleged to have been connected with the Guaubaco outrage of last Feh- ruary when several rural guardsmen were wantOnly killed in their quarters by a gang of night marauders He is unwilling to furnish any opportunity for the reopening of old sores in either 9f these notorious matters and will in stst on the emectuaI closing now or all incidents which are an outgrowth of former political strife
 MT. Steiuhart will reach CienfueSOs tomorrow. He has received no definite instructions except to deal with all questions arising according to his best judgment The governors of all prov iaces excepting santa Clara report that the disbandment of both vOlun teers and insurgents is complete. and santa Clara reports good progress These reports are confirmed by mes sages to marine headquarters.
 Treasurer Rolf today began count ing the contents of the treasury. whic5 amount to sl2.000O0O mostly in Amer ican gold.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
IHE DEFENDANTS
 ARE C0NIUMACl0US
The Trial Of the Russian Council of
 WOrkmen.

St. Petersburg, Oct. S.-The trial of members of the council of workmen's delegates presented no striking feature until today, when M Krus TaIeff, president of the council. asked and re- ceived permission to explain the req son of the councils existence and its purposes. He said the council was not on trial. but rather the 100000 wOrkmen of St Petersburg whom it represent ed. and who had striven to attain economic and political reforms by pa CifiC means.
 It was the government that had brought on the revolution, he declared, and the government should be brought to trial The wOrkmen had been fore ed into revolution and they would con tinUe in that path. Many of the wit nesses refused the oath and ostensiblE ignored the judges greeting to the prisoners when entering the court
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
THE STRIKE
 FUND FAILED
Canadian Mill Workers Grew
 Desperate.
A Battle in Which Two Were Killed and Many Wounded.

Buckingham. Quebec, Oct. S.-Two men were killed and a dozen wounded in a conflict between striking mill hands and the provincial police at Maclaurens saw mills here this after noon The drastic measures taken by the authorities to queu the riotOus strikers has had a telling effect and no further trouble is expected , The dead.
 PRESIDENT BELANGER- of tho miIIwOrkers' union, leader of the srrik- CTS.
 XANIAR THERIEU. mill hand
 Five of tho wounded men are in 5 serious condition
 The strike at the mill began on Sep tember 15. The workmen had Q strike
 fund and their small savings had van
 ished and they had begun to feel the-
 pinch of hunger and cold. The an
 nouncement made today that the mill
 owners would import labor and starr
 the mills put the men in a desperate
 frame of mind. A meeting was called
 at which incendiary speeches were
 made. About the middle of the after
 noon the men decided to clear out the strike breakers 4 mob of 200 men
 armed with revolvers and other weap-
 ons rushed up the hill leading to the mills.
 The mill owners. who had looked for violence. had posted forty. detectives
 and special policemen on the outskirts of their property. There was no par : leying- The first rush of the strikes was me, ley a voIley from the revoIvers ! in the hands Of the police. Belanger. who was leading the mOb fell at the ' first vOilev with two bullets in his head. He died where he fell. The ! strikers sought shelter and opened fire . on the police, many of whom were hit. ! 4 desuItOry fusilade was kept up for | fifteen minutes. the strikers standinc i their ground and the police remaining ! behind their hastily constructed barri- i cades. It was apparently by mutual ! consent that hostilities were suspendeI | while both sides removed their wound ! ed As there appeared to be a likli- hood of a renewal of the trouble. Eu ! appeal was sent to Ottawa for troops ! They arrived tonight and went into camp near the lumber yards ! Alexander and AI1iert. members ur l the firm, fought beside the police in | the battle win he srikers. So far as 1 could be learned tonight the most se- riOusIy wounded are ! Felix Fauvil shot through the ab- domen; will probably die. i Baptiste Belomo. shot in the head, l serious.
 Felix LacoHe shot in arm. AbeIard Hamelin. four bullet wounds ! Edward Miner. shot in head. l Xavier Trembly shot in arm. IsidOr Renaud. wounded in the back ] Herbert Berler, of the Montreal police cOntigent; shot in the breast. fatal
 Frank Herman. chief of Buckingham | police. his deputy, James Kernan. Pet | CT Pickard. Leyotte and several others. The strikers declare they will elect another president and continue their strike The former wages of S125 e ' day. they declare. will not keep theul , and their families alive
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
THE CONTRACT SYSTEM
 FINALLY DECIDED UPON
The President Fav0rs the View of
 the Canal Commission.

Washington Oct S.-It has finally been decided that the Panama canal will be completed by contract. In a few days the commission will make public a statement setting forth its reasons for favOring the contract sys- tenn and at that time a form of con tract will also probably be published showing exactly the sort of document believed by the commissioners to be necessary for safeguarding the work
 President Roosevelt is known to support the commission in it's position that the work can be done more satis- factoriIy by contractors than by the government. He had a long confer ence with Chairman ShonJs today in the situation and the various. arEu- ments in favor of the contract were discussed fully. This plan to build the carsI will in no way affect the employ ment of Chinese labor
 President Roosevelt still intends to visit the Isthmus this fall and unless there be a change for the worse in the Cuban situation he will probably leave for Colon a short time after the election
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09

Havana. oct s.-The facti9uaI iu feeling that has existed at C.eufuegos since ta= uresidentiaI campaign of 1905. res1ltlnE the death of Congress Ilan E4lenduas and Chief of Police Illauc. increased during the recent .-t1luriou to such au extent that abe return of the rebels from tle field iS a--lsinE "a dangerous condition which tAr provisional government considers 8 ls highly necessary Co end In view of this. Governor Taft tonight sept Cou-ul General Steinhart Co Cieufuegos Hith authority 70 take any action be may leeln advisable in the interest of fhc reconciliation 0f political differ -nces there and naagurating a fresh =taFL toward a reasonable degree Of mutual good wlH between the malcon- tents.
 Governor Tafs believes that it Is par I.cuIariy ueeessary that the veXed lo- fai situation Iu CleuEuegOs shall be set t4ed before the issuance Of any amnesty Greeree. since he has determined 10 in clude iu the amnesty all persons charged wlth c0mplicity in the Eulen- auas murder He holds that if he glelled t0 rhe imD1rtunIties Of many residents or I4-nIuesOS and above" ghase charged with the crime to be brought to trial. it w-ald result. in ths event of their acqUlrtal by a judge De- longing Do the moderate party. in re- opening the quarrel over the incident fE mora violent manner than ever. since rhe death 0f Senor EuIeuduas a Bear ag0 Last September his murder has been the subject Of heated discus s-ous iH congress and at political meetinEs- Members Of the moderate pzrty have been charged with taG crime. and their trial has repeatedly i.een demanded. but the Cuban govern
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
MISSOURI MuRpEREss-
The Supreme Court Declines to Give
 Her Any Relief.

Jefferson City. Mo. Oct S--The Missouri state supreme court today de- nied Mrs. Aggie Meyers a writ of CT TOT to the supreme court of the United States Her attorney may now apply direct to one of the judges of the United States supreme court for such a writ
 She is in jail at Liberty, Mo. charged with the murder of her husband. and was sentenced Co hang on October 26-
 Mrs Meyers was unaffected when the news was carried to her She said sne hoped her attorney would be successful ia obtaining a hearing in the supreme court Of the United States
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
THE TUCSON CONFERENCE.
The Assignment Of Methodist Ministers
 to Charges.

Tucson. Oct S.-CSpeciaD-Assig ments of ministers by Bishop David S. Moore. of Portland. for Arizona for next year show few changes. Rev. A. R. Mclean returns to the Phoenix Methodist church, Rev J. c. Crouch returns to Mesa and Wilbur Fisk to Tempe.
 Rev & J. Rogers. of Phoenix. was again appointed president of the Ari- zona Mission The new Methodist church here. which cost S21. 900. was dedicated by Bishop Moore. The northern ministers left for home to- night. q
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
NATIONALS
 AMERICANS
The Supreme Contest Be-
 gins Today.
Chicago Betting is on the Side Ot the National Pen nant Holder.

Chicago, Oct. S.-IdeaI base ball weather is predicted for tomorrow, and tonight everyone who ever saw the game of America played is anxiously awaiting the call of time tomorrow at 2- 30 D. m-, when the Chicago Nationals and the Chicago Americans will meet in a series of seven games for the worlds championship.
 Both teams are in excellent Condi- ton for the struggle, and are both confident of victory. The pitchers on both teams are in grand form and both Managers Chance and Jones to- night declared that the losing team would have no excuses to offer for de feat except that the best ball players had won.
 As to who would pItcn the first game, neither Chance nor Jones was able to announce tonight with any de- gree of certainty Chance said he hoped Brown would be the selection. while Jones said the man who showed the best in the workout would be the one selected to puzzle the Westsiders.
 So great is the interest in the com ing series, that many of the railroads are offering reduced rates on their lines to out-of-town enthusiasts who wish to see their favorites win. Sev- eral hundred persons from nearby cities arrived tonight only to find that all reserved seats had been disposed of three days ago, and they would be compelled to stand in line tomorrow and take chances on getting inside th= grounds through the general admis- sion gates TOmOrrow's game will be played on the grounds of the National League.
 Down town tonight. the various re sorts frequented by sporting men were hlled with those anxious 10 pet on the teams. The money deposited in safes around hotels and cafes ana with mer of standing is enormous. The big gest betting has been on the Board ol Trade, though in all parts of the city wagers are being made on the final re
 suit. The team representing the Ma tional League is the favOrite all the way from to to 8 to 1, the odd: varying where the followers of Ont team or the other are most numerous
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
GAR EQUIPMENT co.
An Organization to Furnish Railways
 With Special Cars

Chicago. Oct S--PIans are on foot for the organization of a gigantic rail- way equipment company, the ObjeCt If which will be to take the place of the private car companies in furnishing refrigerator. live stock and other spec ial kinds of cars to railways It is proposed to capitalize the protected company at S10O. 900
 The plans for the equipment com pany are being worked out by J. W AIidgIey of Chicago. a car service eN- pert It is believed. according to pres ent plans that the proposed company will be in working order in less than three months
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
STORM ON SUPERIOR.
Three of the Crew of Wrecked Barge
 Drowned.

Houghton. Mich. Oct. S--A terrific gale is raging on Lake Superior. The barge Pasadena. in tow of the steamer Gladstone. was blown on the rocks and Is d total wreck Three of her crew were drowned. while several others got ashore after a terrific battle with the surf.
 4 number of vessels had been shel- tered in Lilly pond harbOr, but some of these started out in the face of the storm and much anxiety is felt for their fate The Pasadena was loaded with ore from Two Harbors- The Clad stone made the harbor safely and is now sheltered.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
COMMISSIONS WORK UNDoNE

Tunas De Zaza. santa Clara Prov ince. Cuba. oct. S.-The members os the disarmament committee who reached here today have received I telegram stating that since leaving Trinidad this morning. the collector of customs there. MT. Lynch. has rearmed 200 militia No reason for this is given. The commission has telegraphed Lieu tenant AIphOnsO of the rural guards that he will be held responsible for or der in Trinidad
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
OFF DAY AT ARGENTA
 NO NEGRO SLAUGHTER
Members of the Hob Described by the
 Court as hurdererS.

Argenta. Ark Oct S.-Quiet today followed the stormy scenes that have been enacted in Argenta across the Arkansas river from Little Rock. dur ing the past two days Mayor Eau cett today issued an order for every body with the exception of officers t) disarm and the order has been gener- ally followed
 The negroes charged with the killing of John Lindsay on Saturday night and wounding his son, Policeman Mil ton Lindsay have not been captured
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
A Decision in Test Case Against Frisco
 Fire Insurance Company.

San Francisco. Oct S.-The Trans Atlantic Fire Insurance company case is the first in which a decision has been rendered in the superior court This is one of the companies which re- fused a dollar for dollar settlement
 The company has not a single excuse .n law for repudiating the claims of it's policy holders. according to the deci- sion rendered today by Judge Carroll Cook The plaintiff in the test case is Assistant City Attorney A S- New burg. who received SS50-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
S. A. W. v.

Washington, oct. S--Spanish- American war veterans from practi- caIIy every state are in attendance at the third annual encampment- which began today. Commander-in-Chie Charles R. Miller of Ohio submitted the report of the years work He said there was great interest in tho organ ization. which he stated has apDrozi- mately 45.COO members.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY STRIKE.
A Thousand Maehinists Have Been
 Ordered Out.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct S.-Two hundred men employed in the Southern railway shops in this city struck today in aC- cordance with telegraphic instructions from President Mcconnell of the ma chinists' union at Washington
 The strike is general. covering the entire Southern railway system. and about 1000 men are involved The men demanded an increase in wages of g cents a day.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
THE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN
Will Be EnIivsned by Members Of the
 PrssIdent,s Official Family.

Will Be EnliVened by Members or the
 Presidents Official Family.
 Washington. Oct S--Secretary Root will make a campaign speech at Car negie hall. New York, on October 22- Secretary Shaw and Speaker Cannon will also take an active part in the New York campaign Secretary Taft will also be asked to speak there if convenient after his return from Cuba It was originally intended to send A-r Taft to Wisconsin, Missouri and Colo rad0-
 These announcements were made to- day by Chairman Sherman of the re- publican congressional committee afte~ a conference with the president
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
HE BARGE A TOTAL LOSS.

Detroit. Oct S-A special to the News from HoughrOn says; The barge Pasadena. laden with irsn ore. from Duluth for Cleveland. went to pieces on the beach a mile from the Portage Lake ship canal at o'clock tonight The barge is a total loss Seven men of the crew, including the captain. were picked up. but three are missing. and it is thought they were drowned The wind is blowing nifty miles an hour and increasing steadily
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
A BOMB THRoWER
Sought the Life of the Commander Of
 the Troops at SebastoPoI.

Sebastopol. Oct S-A bomb was thrown today al Major General DUm- badze. commander of the troops, as he was driving to the barracks of the BTest regiment The general fired on his assailant. The latter, after struggle with some soldiers. escaped. Troops immediately surrounded the barracks and the neighborhood and searched all the houses. It is believed that several persons were implicated in the attempt
Arizona republican., 1906-10-09
VOL. XVII. NO. I3a
LAST HOPE IN 1fkz.
The Three American SNsiB63eFs ed
 Prisoners Play Their Last caFs.

Fl Paso. Texas. Oct -HfchzFz5s9a, Mason and Harie. the three ArneF41sH insurance swindlers. upon W-iaaea SEzs tence of death was pronouncez4 hF Eaa Chihauhau supreme court lass uesE. have filed application in the Eeezsfa1 court in Ciudad Jaurez for stay oE sentence until executive elemeH-F ezn be asked from President DisA