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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
THaFF HA1EG5
HIS HfGTIN

NEW YORK. July 6.-Withia the
next few days the district attorneys
office expects to come into the pos
ses sion of the affidavit made oy Eve
-lyn Nesbftt in the contemplated acton
against Harry Thaw which the young
Pittsburg millionaire is said to have
believed vas instigated by SANFORD
White.
This important INSTRUMENT, which
was drawn up by lawyer and kept
safely hidden in a safety deposit
box would be of Invaluable aid to the
prosecution in the support OF the tho
orr that hatred and revenge caused
Harry Thaw to shoot and kill the
architect.
stanford White is said to have had
much to do with the drawing of this
instrument. It Is said that Miss Nei-
bitt told White Many things that
prompted him to suggest a suit
against Thaw. Mr.. White took the
artist model to a lawyer where she
made n long affidavit. Because OF
the nature OF the. contents White Ia
sisted that the document be kept in
safe deposit box. The suit-never went
as far as the complaint stage, for
when Thaw wars shown the amdayit
he made a settlement with Miss Nes-
bitt and also gave her lawyer large
allowance. LATER Miss Nssbitt and
Thaw were married. It was after the
marriage that Thaw learned for the
0rst time that White had much to do
With the suit that AiiEs Nesbitt con
tempIatsd against him,
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SOCIAL BENEFIT
OCCURS TONIGHT

Tonight. on their vacant lot, on
| The corner of Mechanic and Fifth
stretes. the 'ES. p. s." children Will
give a lawn party for the benefit OF
the proposed hospital at Sea Breeze
L. l.. for the tuberculous children
of the slums-
Who viii help them to buy haPPl-
ness and health for the 10000 little
consnmptives of whom only A can
now be accommodated at Sea Breeze
Sea Breeze is the place where the
L. y. Association for improving
the condition of the poor, is trying to
provide fresh air and new life Tor
more than 5000 children who are
lick and crippled with bone tubercu
-Iosis OF S25O.OOO needed for the
proposed large hospital, $4,000 re-
mains to he raised. and the : +. >.
children propose to help with their
lawn party tonight :,
Five-year-old Max, one OF the
patients in the present small hospital
spoke for all these little sufferers
when he said to his nurse:
q don't want to get dead and be
an angel. / want to play first. j.
The hospital can't wait. Max cant
wait. and all the thousands of Grip
pied children cans wait. Hurry to
our lawn party and give them
chance to play before they ger
dead" ~
FRANCIS BRADY,
Secretary s.. P. 5.
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SHINNSTON HAS
NEW CHURCH

The new Christian Church at Shinn-
ston will be dedicated Sunday, July
sth.
The congregation was organized In
March, 1905. by A. Linklctt.eT, state
evangelist, and w. NJ. Long, minister
OF the Christian church of this city.
An evangeIistic meeting was held
in the old school bull ling on Pike
street. in which forty people uaited
with the church.
A lot was purchased On Pike street
and a building was begun last sum
mer. An evangelistic meeting was
held last March by MIR. Long in which
fifteen people united with the church.
The building is a neat frame struc-
turs, which will seat about three hun
bred people. Seated With oak pews,
lighted with gas, heated by a furnace.
the finish is In oak, and~the windows
are OF art glass.
pleasing feature OF the building
is the gallery over the DIRE ssing rooms
and pulpit, which was planned By
Mr.. NJ. ]. Jarrett one of the building
committee.
President T. E. Cramblett, Ii. D..
of Bethany College. will have charge
of the services. 2. e. Bates, minister
of the Fairmont church; a. Linkletter.
state evangelist, and w. NJ. Long of
this city will be present. The officers
of the church are George F. Randall
and A. C. Fortney, elders; Dare Book
and John Martin, deacons. MT. NJ. j.
Jarrett is the efficient Bible School
superintendent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
County Court

In county court Friday Jacob w.
NIcConkey's acreage was corrected,
13-acre tract being dropped from
the land books and was eXonerated
ON the same for the year 1905.
Rachel Frush qualified as guard
ian of Mary Pauline Frush and
william Earle Frush, infants oil
Homer u Frush, deceased.
The Cook Coal & Coke Company
was granted, the privilege tot con-
struct and maintain crossing over
the county road in Simpson dis
trict across Jack Run.
#. B. Smell was granted hotel
license at Shinnston. =,
Hotel license was granted to T.
s. Rhodes, at Wallace.
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OIL News

In the Folsom district, this coun-
IL. the South Penn Oil COMPANY
has drilled its No. 3 on the w. q
Fowler farm through the Gordon
and has a show for very light
In the Salem district the same
company has drilled its No. on tn, the
P Brand farm through the Cor
don and has a show for a fair pro
Queer. ol.
The Philadelphia company struck
gas in a well drilling on the Temple
smith farm at Brown, IN the my
foot sand after having passed the
indian. where it showed for a %
barrel oil we'll and in shutting it off
and opening it up it first showed
500 feet pressure and then flowed ..
considerable oil, thel after coming
from a leak in the casing, 1t Is
claimed. The well will be drilled
IL the Gordon as test OF the ter
rif5ry in that community.
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is AFTER
TAGGART
Az Associated Press. }

WINONA LAKE, Ind, July G.
Governor Hanley today made a
statement concerning the gambling
AT French Lick and West Baden
hotels in which he disputes asser-
tions of Thomas Taggart that, the
hotels had no interest in the gamb-
ling at the casinos.
The Governor says the cafes in
he hotels nightly held the money
taken in at the casinos.
The Governor said: s'Slr. Tag
cart will not be able to fool either
the people of Indiana or drive the
people of this country in this mat
ter. If for any reason the law Is
inadequate as now written, Il shall
appeal to the people of the state
without regard to their~party aifilia-
lions to elect a general assembly in
November that viii enact law
rlofhing the executive with such
authority as viii enable me to reach
such conditions"
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DEATH SENTINEL
FOR RUSSIAN

CoNsTADT. July Gin manly eli
fort to save the surviving members OF
his stan and the other officers who he
believed surrendered the sunboat
Bedovi on account of their affection
for their wounded commander and
their desire TO save his life, Admiral
Rojestvensly has pleaded guilty be-
fore a court martial. In short
speech to the court the admiral De
ciared that me took all the blame On
his own shoulders and asked that he
alone be punished to the fullest exs
tent of the law, virtually an appeal
for consideration and dHath which is
the penalty for hauling down the st
Andrews cross to a hostile vessel.
All the other defendants pieaIed
not guilty. Testimony viii be taken
for several days.
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GAME OCCURRED
AWAY FROM STABLES

An error crept into the report OF
the shooting scraPe at the new fair
grounds last Sunday. The crap
game was not in or around any or
the stables but up against the hill
some distance from them. The re-
port did Frank Hedrick an injustice
as it did not occur at or in his stable
He docs not permit any thing of the
sort around or in his stable Nor
Dies the association permit such at
the stables. Last spring early, when
some of the colored and other en-
plovcs there began to shoot crap ana
play cards. strict orders were issued
prohibiting the same, and the IeIe-
gram is reliably Informed that the
rules have been obeyed since that
time.
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WAS FUNNING
WITH STRANGER

Elario Cirillo sworc out war
rant last evening for Savero Eoqmn'
to on the charge of carrying re-
voIver and threatening his, Cirilio,s
life. Constable Rodgers went to
Glen Falls, where Eoquinto resires,
and brought him to Squire H'rry
Gordon's office Friday morning He
confessed to the charge and paid a
fine of $25 and costs. After all
was settled he related to the squire
how it all happened He said ne
was pretty drunk and was a short
distance away from Glen Falls when
he met the strange italian He SAID
how-do-you-do and the stranger sand
how're You. captain. He asked the
stranger where he was bound for
and the man Cirillo said he was go
ing to Glen Falls to secure soYS
men for another coal company
Now Eoquinto is a loyal Fairmont
Coal Company man and he wasn't
going to stand for anything like that
; he ct his gun and said, No, no.
You no take men from thees mine.
I have you arrested He just got
out the GUN to scare the other fell
low away. The gun had the effect
all right. He further told the
squire that he was good patriotic
citizen and had the gun to make
noise with. He had a bank-roll
that would stop a dray and he paid
the fine without a whimPer-
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SEVERAL AMERICANS
ARE ENTERTAINED
"a Assoeiated Press.)

LONDON. Eng, July 6-WIlllam
!. BRYAN today lunched with Major
John II. Beacon, United States
military aitaehe; to meet War Sc
rotary Ha1aa6a; No other guests
were present.
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid gave
luncheon at Dorchester house today
to a large party of visiting Ameri-
cans. including Paul Morton and
Mrs. and Miss Morton, Bishop
William p. Lawrence. of Massachus-
cts. and Miss Lawrence, John w.
Yefkes, commissioner of interna-
titonal revenue; F. o. Keelerfi form
er governor of Connecticut, and u.
o. Mills. i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
B& O PETITIONS FOR REDUCTION OF lis ASSESSIEIII IN
TRIED TO- STEAL
4 MANS WIFE

Pr. Harmon, of Ocean mines,
used to 90 with a girl and he hadn't
forgotten her when he met her on
the streets here Wednesday. In
stead he went up to her and not
withstanding that her husband was
along. P. F. tried to induce her to
90 with him. After some little DIS
pute as 10 which had the better claim
The husband. Alb Winters mashed
p Il in The mouth with his fist and
nearly tore his face off. Constable
Rogers arrested the entire bunch
and guided them to Squire Riley's
conrt where a hearing was con
Quoted. The woman testified that
Harmon was trying to get her to go
with him but she liked her husband
hest and wouldn't stand for 1t.
The squire fined P F. ten and costs
and he paid it.
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DICTATES
TO THE PRESS

Mayor Harmer is aspiring to be
in the same class as Governor Pen
nvpacker, of Pennsylvania, the
famous press-muzzler, or at least
like that celebrated executive before
he got used to his exalted opinion
and eliminated the abnormal size OF
his head.
Gar Harlner this morning at
tempted to instruct newspaper men
reporting court proceedings what
they should write. He demanded
that they take notes of all the pro-
ceedings or none at all. Represen-
tatives of both evening papers had
all that transpired, at that.
The court was dead one. An
old soldier who was badly crippled
was arrested last evening for drunk
enness and he was given until noon
to vacate the city.
Charles. Green, colored, was noti-
fed to appear by Officer Brooks fer
shooting fire-crackers on the 4th.
The mayor asked Gren if he thought
he should be fined after Green had
plead guilty. Green said that he
didn't think so and was allowed to
90. John Shuttle put up S4-6C
forfeit last evening for drunken
ness.
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EUREKA LOAN CASE
is NOW Being HEAl

a special term of circuit court
beoan here at / o'clock Friday after
noon with Judge II. G. Hervey, Of
Wheeling. sitting, resulting from
the selection of him by lawyers IN
terested in the cases he was to hear
and more particularly the Eureka
Loan & Building case. The case
came up on exceptions to the report
of the special commissioner, Homer
" Williams. and the same were
ARMED by counsel. taking most OF
the afternoon. Thirty days were
GIVEN IN which to file briefs as adj
ditional argument and decision
will be reserved until after that Is
done.
A large number of stockholders,
bondholders and Others were pres
emit to hear the arguments Judge
Thomas p. Jacobs, of New Martins
vile. is leading counsel for +Se
Stockholders and in his argument
said 1.-THE management OF the aSso-
citation had been corrupt ana that
men in New York State were serV-
inc time behind the bars for far less
criminHlitv. He contended also
that the bonds issued by the assoc
citation were invalid and illegal as
the directors and officers We're not
empowered BY the constitution and
bv-Iaws to issue bonds. He also con-
tended that the association is sol
vent and that it is the duty OF the
court to determine tina matter, and
Il 0 determined. to permit the asso-
ciatiton to continue business.
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Teachers Chosen

The Bridgeport Board of Edu-
cation. composed of P. n Williams,
A. d. Fitzhugh and Hugh Dean met
last night and elected teachers for
.the ensuing year. There was no
change made in last years force,
thus attesting the popularity and
proficiency of the able corps OF
seachers. Those elected were Cyrus
r. Webb. principal, Harry Sheets,
first assistant, Miss Della Graves,
second assistant. and Miss Mamie
Ieafherman, third assistant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
NOTHING HEARD
OF MURDERER

Not word concerning the where
abouts. of Tony Pallet, the ltalian
murderer of Thomas Callahan has
been had up TO this time. Since
leaving O'Neil, to which point the
hounds tracked him, not person
known to the authorities have heard
ANYTHING from or about him He
has a brother living at Wolf sum
nit. hut he processes to know noth,
ing of his brother. The criminal
evidently is many miles from here
now and almost all hopes of his cap
ture have been abandoned by the
authorities.
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Arrested For Debt

Mrs. Lucy Watson, colored, who
conducts n little general store IN
Monticello. swore out warrant ne
fore Squire Harry Gordon this
morning charging that L. b. Wolf
had obtained merchandise to the eX-
tent of Sls.71 by false pretensc and
that furthermore he was attempting
to. defraud her. Wolf was arrested
This afternoon by Constable Lyon
and the bearing will be set for Mon
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
AID SOCIETY MET

The ladies of the Lutheran church
held their July meeting of the AID
Society yesterday afternoon at W IL
sonburg with Mrs. August Leaf
The attendance was the best in the
history of the society and several
nIans were instituted for the main
tenanee of the local work The
meeting was very enthusiastic.
Elaborate refreshments, consisting
of cake. ice cream and lemonade
were served. The August meeting
will likely be at the park.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
WILLIAMS REFUSED TO
PROSECUTE HORSE KILLERS

Dorsey Arbogast, Tom Riggs. Mrs.
Joseph Cottrill and Lectite Stark
ev. the quartette arrested last Mon
dav on the charge of driving a horse
owned by Iiyeryman James Williams
Ia death. were released from Jail
FRIDAY morning.. Williams receiv-
ia some compensation for ms AMI
1nal and asked Squire Gordon this
morning to impose a fine. He did
not want to prosecute further. The
squire made the fine $500 and costs
in each case and the same was paid.
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Good Bowling

No match game between the Dia-
monds and Clover Leafs was rolled
On the Diamond alleys last evening
because of the absence of several
members of both teams. However
a three man team bowled. Ours
Finertv and Covnc composed one
team, while Mulligan, Drake and
Fouitz were the other. The.4atten
team won out by the score OF Saeb
While The losers had 1888. DTalSei
was Tho high bowler all the way, a-
ING an average of 1919 4-5 i1s
games and the high score OF go
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
THE FIGURES
CUT DOWN One HALF
- Rnltimore s Ohio Railroad

Tbs baltimore & Ohio Railroad
fompany wants its assessment.
l5raeIv reduced in this county ana
zone into circuit court with the
natter mor,,s re-
The Board of Public WorSs re-
ee1tIv fixed the values of the com,
nany's railroads in this county ana ne,
following the course pursued IN an
I'm leounties. in which the company
has property, petitions were MED
.=s--circuit court here Friday before
Special Judge Fl. c. Heryey, asking
for reductions.
The Board fixed the total assess
snenf at sc. O44.659. divided as fol-
lows az.
Parker<burg branch. -. 50 2 l - :, I.
N. r. branch ...-.. 1.119.l %
N. va. & Pittsburg. ba.'..'9f
Short Line 10 70 l'o'-t "a
The assessed value under the olo
system of taxation was about 81
200 600 in round numbers and as
viii he seen tho Board of Puolle
works has raised II about five times
The company in its petitions re-
cites that the Board assessed the
DroDertv Mt more than twice Its
yalre and asks that the same be re-
iluced to at least one-half of the val
nations placed upon the property
By the Board.
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a. infant ehild Of Bruce Fittro

An infant child OF Bruce tltlro;
of Pittsburg, died at the home OF
Thomas B. Pepper, at Salem, yes
tefday. where Mr.. and Mrs. intro
were on a short visit.
Mrs. Sarah Lottier, of East LIVER
pool. o.. is visiting her son, w. Dale
Dean. on Mechanic street. :.
Mrs. J. A. Window is visiting N
Burnsville and will be gone several
J. L. Mcmillan, Of Good Hope
was here Friday enropte to Clio
where he will sell books for 9iiNe''
lBirdett s. &C., of New 9orA'
Eextensive business.
Colonel Altman went 70 FaTEer7-
burg this morning.
4 al. Mace, of PaFker7Dllrg.
nassed through here today going
home from Maryland, where he spent
1.-THE Fourth.
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SECRET MARRIAGE
LEAKED OUT

Mr.. Al O'Brien and Miss Gertrude
Gardner sprung a surprise on their
friends Thursday evening when they
announced that they had been mar-
ried on Saturday last. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
Reynolds. The young couple in
tended keeping the marriage secret
but it leaked out last evening. The
groom was formerly employed at
the Adamston glass works, while the
bride, with her mother. conducts the
Home hotel, in Glen Elk. They
have the best wishes of many
friends.
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At The T heaters

eNThe Wrong Accuser" will be run
at the Odeon the last half of this
week. This is a very pretty pic
ture and will please all, the ladies
and children especially. :.
Gloves Ingenious, Sampson
and '"Thc Garden Party" will be run
at the Bijou Family theatre. This
picture had a big run in Columbus
last week and will no doubt draw
and please good houses here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
TOWN MEN
TAKE PART

Arrangements have been practically
completed for the Third Bienniel con
ventIon of the W4it Virginia Chris
tiaa Endeavor Union which win be
held at the First United Presbyterian
church July 10th TO 18th.
H. d. Boughner as excursion MAJ
ager holds a prominent place on the
program and will preside at tho meet
ings held at tha Baptist church.
Rev. T. B. Yeakley- of the Luth-
ern Mission VIII deliver an address
on Thursday afternoon. His subject
win be .Guthvrans in West Virginia"
w. s.. Zombro. will deliver an address,
Lis inject III BE his Character and
znh6 flsl3 : %
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CLEVELAND
HAS The GOVT

PRINCETON. N. J.. July 6.-Former
President Grover Cleveland is i'll at
HIS home here. but how seriously Is
not known outside the family circle.
A telephone message from the Cleve-
land home tonight gives the informa'
ton that he was resting easily.
Mr.. Cleveland became i'll at his
summer home IN New England and
decided to come to Princeton and ar
rived here last night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
Sweeper Caught Foot

S1i3iam Modispaugh. in the en-
'pi,c, Of c. o. Stout had his right
.fooS badly injured last night, as he
.-vai.e Engaged with others IN sweep
ing the streets here. The accident
happened on Main Just east Of Third.
He attempted to kick a lever in and
.hiz foot was caught by the chain at
tached lit became so tightly fasten-
ed chat it was with difficulty 1t was
esstraeLed.
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Warrant For Board Bill

Frank Junto and Emil Souberg
had fast and furious fight at or
near the tinplate mill Wednesday
night and according 30 Junto, who
came before Squire Harry Gordon
this morning, Souberg was the ag-
gressor. Constable Lee Cotfman
went out to serve the warrant today
but Souberg had left on his vaea-'
ton and win not be back for more
than two weeks.
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AN Assnciated Pregs.l

WASHINGTON, July b-'fIhr-
.rison Terrell, who became wei!
known throughout the country dur
ing the last years of the life of Cen
era Grnnt rs his ilit'frl attend-
ant and nurse in New York and Mt.
AfstSfsg r, died in this oi:y lasl
night. While on duty in the Mar
department yesterday, he fell ard
fractured his lkull. He diel-w 'T
out regaining consciousness
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Quarterly Meeting

There viii be quarterly meet
ing held at Northview Saturday and
sunday. July Z and S, by Rev, j. T.
Pigott, of Buckhannon. The order
az service will be preaching, Satur-
fday at g p. m. and Sunday 1880 a.
m HoIv communion after the-Sqn=
dav morning sermon.
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Special Meeting

There will be a special nIeteing Of
wv Lodge, No. 112, Rebekalrs, at
fhe I. o. o. F. hall at Adamston to-
night at g o'clock. All members are
requested 10 attend, as important
business is to be transacted.
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Failed to Paw

Mrs. Surad .WentE, who conducts
a boarding house, IN the East End,
swore out warrant Thursday - 4or
jesse Corpening, a-bartender, s 6le
cllims that he owes her for $54.Vv
board. The warrant was served by
Constable Andrew Lyon.
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Warrent

Constable Lee Cofrman went to
the lin plate mills section of the
community Friday afternoon 70 ar
rest Emil Sanburg, accused IN z
warrant ISSUED by Justice Harry
Gordon of assaulting Frank Junto
and beating him up.
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OF on Vacation

George Lynch, of ~ =
lynch & Co. William I Iypell @
the Farmers bank. and their lsi
Sis AIollie Lynch, of the hpfilig
bank, left This morning Tor. g. tlip
Niagara Falls, then g 40
returning via the Hug sea clA
Syss y They VIII e .r.
two weeks.
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Man
PASSES AWAY
AN Associated Press.l }

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July O.
Christopher Columbus IAngdell.
LII. D., professor of the law of
Emeritus at Harvard university,
died suddenly at his home here from
u ear disease today. He WIS born
in New Hampshire in 1926.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-06
Taken To Asylum

Harry Tate, an aged citizen OF
West Union. was taken to the Nes-
ton asylum Friday by Charles Hold
en-. one of the guards at that instI-
t1tin: He suffers from brain
trouble.
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LkaBEfr GHuSEa
FOR THE PRESENT

The directors Of the i.3lfd on
Trade held meeting in the Waldo
hotel Thursday night and elected
C. f. Lamberd secretary OF the
board until such time as a suitable