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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-29
STOLE
CATERS
TEAM

A current locsl criminology could
contain now the fact That We have
with US one Of the most youthful
horse thieves in all historic boy
not more thanseven years Of age. He
is Elijah Hull, son Of John Hull
hut his daring deed does not con-
form to the sacred significance of his
Christian name.
ssLige,. as he is faniliarly called
lis d well known character around
town, though merely a boy. No
one ever accused him Of being
bright enough to PLAY and execute
such outlawry. His brother, Frank,
two years older, was the one Of the
we'll known pair, who was ever taken
to be the boy adapted to the ac-
complishment Of something out of
the ordinary, though he did nothing
to warrant the assertion that he
might some day play the role of a
modern Jesse james. And it Is
shoekingly surprising that his
Younger brother beat him TO it, exc
cutting coup in waywardness. OF
which the Older brother may well be
enyious. And yet in this we woul'.
not be unfair, and must Insist that
Frank has not done anything as yet
that brings him into Lige's category.
nor is there reason to suspect he will.
Mge deliberately unhitched Har-
rison Carriers two horse team in the
lot in the rear of Lawndes' store on
Tuesday afternoon shortly after
three O'Clock, climbed into the
buggy, and unobserved, drove of.
Just how he reached the gypsy camp
on the Philippi road two miles out,
unTnindful of the danger from the
street cars, precipices and the like.
only he himself knows. There a
black horse caught his fancy and he
bantered the gpsies for trade OF
the white horse of the stolen team
for a black horse to match the one
he had. The gypsies were suspic-
lious and told him to come back next
morning and they would give %
cents to boot. Then they turned his
buggy and team around for him and
started him back toward the city,
but he had no notion of returning
so soon. Instead he struck the
I-Buckhannon pike and wended his
way toward the Barbour county line.
He passed s. W. Gordon's place at
about Z O'Clock and got into Craig
moor about . o'clock. But before
larriving there he tried to accomp-
llish swap atthe gypsy camp at the
mouth of Brushy fork. At Craig
moor. near the residence OF John
Patton he ATTEMPTED to retrace his
steps. but in on attempt to turn he
almost upset The buggy. AS last
resort he backed the buggy into Q
lditch. and unlocked the horses and
| tied them to a fence and then start
| ed back to the. city afoot, but was
loyertaken by three men coming
| from Barbour county in a wagon
and WIS picked up by them.
About $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon. Mrs. Carter, who had driven
the team in from her home on
Davisson's Run Tuesday morning,
went to the Lowhdes lot to start
home and was Mortified to find the
team missing. Inquiry developed in
the information that mere boy had
driven it away. The officers were
notified as was also Mr.. Garter, who
is juror at circuit court, and the
telephone wires were busily com
missioned. AT last about 8 o'clock
Justice Harry Gordon was inform
Il 49,, 49, +olanhona nv his father. |
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-29

LEMANS, France, June Y sisz.
of France, today won the grand
nrize for the automobile contest over
The Sarthe circuit.
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Herbsts Drug Store. 2eth and Pa ave.
postal Tse grnF st oc. III iias 91 Conn
Postal Telegraph once, s12 Penna ave.
Postal Telegraph once, 9Th and B ST. s;..,,r
5. Kann .t Sons oG Co.. Iniormst,on Bur.:.
WoOdwa1 ID. SthtOg tnf0 Tssaraph Once.
Commercial Bank bldg. Telegraph once.
Corridor Y. s. Capitol. wv ava.
ss Esrs store n s2as tn
ST.. Bureau Of Information. 49,.
The autch h Ksnnsr Drug g. fds ave.
Louis B. Castcll Pharmacist 800 lin *
GEORGETOWN:
0bonnell,s Drug store, "a ana N g, t
Adams Express once i222 s2d st.
Pride's Pharmacy. 2sth and sts.
NORTHEAST,
Kenealy's Pharmacy; \. Capitol an. No., : :t:
Milburn's Pharmacy, 18th and n SITS.
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton place.
SOUTHEAST:
Bradley's Drug Store. sth and 2 sts.
ODonnelrs Drug Store. 3D. and Pa. ave-
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Eleventh Street Wharf. O'Bren Hal.
Chas. s. Walter, 9Ot AZ 1t.
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iSO0 st. rooms and bath. .......... 1000
!6O st., rooms and bath. ......... $3.50
a ao14 y st. e-w.. 1r, and b.............. Is 50
~ st.. Z rooms and bath. $3.50
AfIo n. D. ave-, rooms and bath...... ESQ
FURNISHED.
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liz st.. 11r. and bath. .............. 10000
i iSo Yale It.. l2r and b.. per MONTH. l25 90
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SaS ana S2St 18th st. ne.
ss2 and ss21 18th st. ne
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4S1 18th. II. b.2n 500
1862 Irving. II, b, "a 500
Harvard bet 18th and
18th, Or, d.. $50
N2 p NV. LIST q
| 1880 P, "a l. Sd
| q west, Or, b.. x2.6
o near 18th, Or, b. .l2.6
Harvard bet 18th &
18th, Or, b...... 400
1903 F NV, 4r. b. ). 40.0
The Prince George,
| 1913 SOth, Or, b,
ID and 3D. q. -. 400
The Marion, Or, b
Goth and n. 400
1919 Kenyon, ID d,
7r, b. attic. $50
o near 18th. Or, b. .8T.b
The Marion, lr, b
| Goth and h. 37.5
The Nansemond. lst,
| I'd & Sd d east. 87.5
1880 P NV, LIST
q west, 5r, b.. -. 37.6
1880 P, 2d&3d, l.
6r, b. ........... S7.6'
The Nansemond, 4th
floor. 5r. b. -. IS. q
3019 18th. ID. Fr, b. .85. b
The Marion, DR., b
| Goth and H.. :. $50
The Parkside, Or, b. IS. o.
No 2. The Sheridan
4r, b. .........,. $50
The Milton. 1870 d.
2sSsi G 18TH. si. 5. $50
attic. I'd floor. :. 32.0
1913 9th, Or, b,
attic, I'd q. $50. 82.bl
The Nansemond. 1st.
I'd q Sd fls. n. b 82.6'
134S T NV. Or. & b 50. 81
St9 18th NV, I'd
d. Or, b attic. -. 80. b
178s-D-47 T NV,
Or. b, attic. each 82.5'
1888 Park I'd, cor
11th, Or. b, I'd floor 50. 81
The Coblentx, Fl, Or, b32 8
1762 Willard, I'd d,
Or. b. attic. %. s
No. ~, The Bryn
Mawr. 4r & b. =. 80. 3,
1857 Willard, Or, b 3d.
The Nansemond,
4th floor, 4r, b. 3d.
219 18th NV, If, Or. b30. 81
1733-46-47 T NV. Or. bS0. s
1918 9th NV, LIST
d, Or. b. 800
1929 9th NV. 1i,6r b 30
The Pancoast, lists
I'd floors. Or. b.. 300,
1922 9th NV, 1f.5r.b 800
The Coblentz. 81. Or, b3O, o
1894 Willard. I'd q.
Or, b, attic. -. 2S.5
1896 Willard. I'd q.
Or, b. attic. ..... T.H
PHI 18th, % d.7r,b 27.G
1878 Irving, ii. Or. b 27.5'
The Pancoast, 4th
q. Or. b. 27.G
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ii7So Willard. LIST -
lI7e4 willard. LIST
so 81 q & D. NV. "a a. 1''0O
i 8r. b. attic. N.@
soils O, LIST d,6r, b.. N.W
I1162 willard. 6r, b. $3.50
l1o2S N Cap, "a, 6r, b. 1850
I8O16 @ NV. "a, 81, b. $3.50
5000 o NV, ID q. Or,
| b, attic. ........ $3.50
s040 o, I'd d. Or, b.
attic ........... $3.50
16ie LIST NV, "a. Orb 1850
i 2213 N NV, "a d, Or.
| b, attic. ........ $3.50
|3012 Q NV, Or, b. attic $3.50
1873 Oregon Az, 1st&
| I'd do. br. b. each. 26.60
202e N Cap, ID. 5r, b. Is. 30
IS01s @ NV ,br. b. ID. 300
5000 o NV, 1st d.. =. $3.50
9016 @ NV, ID. Or. b.. %. 30
8OSS D, 1et d. Or, b.. rs. 80
1918 N NV, ID, Or, b.. $3.50
] 8O2S o, Id, Or. b. -. 2.60
300 Fla Az, Or, b.. %. 90
b1sh I'd sc. Or, b. 300
al 10th ne, ID, 81. b. $500
1345Mass av Pc, 2dd 1900
900 e ne, LIST q, b. b. $500
1916 Mass av Ne
I'd q. Or. b. ...... 900
1929 N NV, ID Or, b. 800
282o N NV "a. 81, b.. $500
1888 B se, Or, ID. Or, b "a. 90
1888 B se, Or, b. attic. 90
$50 @ NV, Or. b, 3D. q $3.50
Al 10th ne, ID, br.b. % 90
t02 E ne, Or, b. .22.0
EOS 9th ne, 5r, b. ..22.O
lsl q NV, I'd d.5r.b 22.5O
1895 B 80, Id ,6r.b 22.@
1891 n NV, Or. b. 2dd $50
819-3 N NV. LIST
pl s s Fl n 3. i Il: 5r.b 80 20
1925 n, br.b.2d A.. 22.50
$40 e ne. 81. b., 2.@
t11 9th ne, 5r. b. "a. 22.60
61S 9th ne, 5r. b, ID. 22.50
ABS 10th ne, Or, b. 1f1..22 so
4S7 10th ne. Or, b, "a. 20. 30
50e 9Th ne, IL, Or. b.. 22.60
2327 N NV, IL, 81. b. 22.0
5lOh e ne, 6r, b. .22.6
l1119 4th NV. If, br,b 200
! 2307 N NV. Or, b. :. 20.60
31S N, Id, Or, b. :. 2.@
! 2315 n NV, il, orb 20.O
2309 N NV, ID, Orb 20.60
6391 Sd ne. Or, b. .20.b0
2309 n NV, I'd, 5r, b. .20.50
~ Sulucy NV, or. Su.VV
coo KY ave &c, COR
g, Or. b. 1880
129-41-43 D ne, LIST
q. 6r. b. 1900
S84 18th ne. ii. :. 1900
e15 Park I'd, III, Or. b. II so
1885 F ne, ID, Arb 1880
1891 Tenn av, Ar, b. .14.30
1914 Tenn av, Arb 14.80
1854 Tenn av, Arb 1870
461 Tenn av ne, 5r, b. 1870
I41 Newport pl,
ID, Sr. b. WHIST. 400
141SOuncan. II, b. "a 1890
1851 Duncan, Arb 1880
213T Newport pl,
Id, east. 8r. b. -. 1880
726 18th NV, Sd floor. -
~ III 1lTH ST. NV.
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516 K NV. .16. 90
1919 NJ nw.........12.O0
sos Il nw..........12.OO
el2 e, basement. 1000
1902 9th st. 10. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Ashley, 18th and v.
4 & Or, b. $40 to 30. 90
18th 6 Col I'd, 7r, b. so. 90
The Dupont, 6r. b. 80. 90
The TruItun, o and Or
and b. $40 to $3.50
The Alton, 2o16 2, No Z,
Or. b.............30 80. 90
The Madeira, TOT 22d. 5r,
b. .S35 to 27.0
1851 willard, Or. 80
5000 Sher'n av, Ar, b. 90
BOIL Sherm'n av, Ar, bl6.0
STABLES.
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1T24 Mass av, r..15.00
9l4 Temperance al. 500
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1922 n b av, Tor, b.s5. 90
1924 n n av, Tor, b.76.00
NS4 Pa av, Tor, b. AZ. 90
1924 Cor st, Or. 100
1T12 LIST NV. Or. b. 20. 80
FURNISHED.
1870 Mass, 16r, 2b. $50. 90
1921 DeSales, Tor, b35. 90
OFFICES.
Traders Bank bldg.
10th & Pa av NV,
$50 to 1900
1914 G. 1r. .O0
1914 G, 2r. 1900
STORES,
$3.50 18th NV, I'd
q, heat & power 1925. 0C
912 e NV. as. loo
727 18th NV. rs. loo
%84 9th NV. I'd d. .25. OO
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1929 y II ave NV, 10
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1902 Mass ave NV, 10
rooms and bath. so. 80
1904 Park I'd NV, 10
rooms and bath. so. so
604 8 NV, from 10th. 81. &C
226 F NV, ar, b. 81 81
1114 Sth NV. 80. &c
731 Sd NV. .30.5
Sd NJ av nw,7r,b. :. q &c
APART
s13 NJ NV. I'd q, 5r
and b, heat. .OO
9l3 NJ NV. Sd a. Or.
b, heat. .-........37.6O
22o Morgan NV, Sd a,
Or, b, heat. as. so
el3 N NV. Sd n, Or.
b. heat. .35. 90
265 n NV. ID q, Or,
b, heat. ......... 80. rs
OFFICE
COS F NV, front rs and
j In rear. ....'. $50. on
GIT F NV, large and
small rooms.
$40
70 n NV, store and
cellar ........... 81. 90
sTAl
Shop rear $50 Pa ave,
I'd floor. $40. &c
Stable rear 216 i NV.
large ............ IL. 0e
C0IORED
QUO Al ne. .$11. 30
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211 G NV. 1r. b. ..21. so
1873 4 1927 e Cap.
Or, b. .......... $3.50
T1g 4th nw.........25.5 SO
120S & 10 / ne. b. -. 90
I'd & Bryant. ar, b. 300
1907 g Sc, Or. b. - 80
1913 Nd ave sw. ID 90
645 LIST ne. Or. b.. .2l.6o
81 L, near Unionsts. l6. 50
ia X NV. .........14.30
Cos Cailan ne. ..... $50
MENTS.
225 Morgan NV. LIST A.
Or, b. ........... 80 80
265 n NV. 4th q. Or.
b, heat. 27.6 go
% T ne, I'd d. Or. b.
no heat. 400
601 Ky ave sc. .....1S.o0
$40 sth NV, 3r. b, no
heat ..-,......l 1850
ROOMS.
sos + NV, I'd floor, 2
rooms, steam. 1900
RES.
IS y NV, entire build
Ing 5000
3LES.
/, 18th & Girsrd NV. auto
| space 90
Shop rear 476 II NV.
ID floor. .......... 800
TENANTS.
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SO U NV. Or. b. 800
1928 8 NV. Ir. b.. 80. so
1910 Riggs. Or, b. $3.50
2l2 A ne, sr, b. rs. SO
ia Quincy ne, 7r,b.27.50
1904 9th NV. sr, b. 81 so
l2s-lo ! ne, 1r q b,
hot-water heat. SO
n6S 18th. Tr, c....25.50
sol Spruce. Or. b. $50
Ola. 20. 2s. 30, 81. 80
Shepherd ST, Petworth.
Or. b. ea.........25.bo
rs It'll ne. Or. b. % so
~ lith ne. Or & b.
1907 q sc. Or. b. e.. %. 50
l.36 Lincoln av. Or, b. 20 80
i.SS Lincoln nv, 6r, b2O so
il5 18th NV. I'd a. 1000
Cor 18th and Joliet,
4 Brookland 49,. 20. 90
6ls 18th ne. .6r&b. 1880
1888 I ne. Or. b....l7.1
l2l4 Kirby, or. b, 1850
Cor Claiming and gath,
facing Claiming, Lang
con, ID G, 5r.
1884 Bright'd av. 81. 1850
1887 johnson av, ir.IS5o
! Cor Claiming and 24th.
facing oath. Langdon.
1 ID c. Or. $50
STORES.
ll9 18th, Il store 100. 90
1910 II nv. basem't.ioo. 90
I'D & y. store. ....b5.o 90
l009-l1-13 9th NV,
stores ...........&.O0
1900 lith Sc, wareh. IS. 90
3lo4 11th, store. -. 80. 90
1885 X NV. 2r&store. %. so
1910 l1th Sc, coal yl.26.oo
GID 18th ne, sto&2r.l2.50
OFFICES.
6o4-60o llth NV, 2
com rooms. $500. go. 90
f09 18th. Pr. 80. 90
l429 Pa NV. 2 q. so. 90
4o5 1lth NV. .......30. 90
The Severn,I 1910 II.
room No. l4.....l2.OO
The Severn. 1910 r
NV. No 40. .2b. 90
1910 II. Dom " ..25.O
i05 1lth. 3D. fiirar. 20. 90
The Severn. 1910 III
nv. No li........lo.O0
GIG + NV. Gr. -
l6l9 14th NV, 2tl. ir..Io.oO
iTO7 Gnw lr.3d middleS.Oo
HOTELS.
Hotel. l3T rooms. 5000
STABLE.
Rear 1926 18th. Is. 90
Rear S4 Col I'd (for
auto) .....-.-.l4.W
lts under Apartments TO
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1922 VT a., 20r. 2b. 100. 90
1919 Mass sv,15r, 2oIno. 90
l34I l. NV. l6r. 81. lie. 90
1888 Jeff pl. 14r, b.ioo. 90
2OlS Col I'd. i2r.2o.it0.O on
1920 18th rw .12r. b. loo. 90
1912 G NV, l2r, %, stai5. %
1892 y II Iv nv 1900
2l1I Bancroft. I2r h. 1900
BOO II. l2r, b......f5.c0
223l Q NV, lar. T.. $500
2901 l4th nv .lIr 2b. 1890
lTlo S NV, i0r, 2h,
without 1table, Sec:
with stable. 90
1704 Q NV. I2r, b. 1000
1885 Park NV, l2- D. $500
1924 \ ii Gv nv. C 90
e37 X NV. IL. 2t. 6o.To
2926 1&th. Tor b. . .ec.o0
2l9 n Cap, Or, B....eU. 90
lI2l 18th. Tor, h. 80. 90
Ht7 18th, Tor. %. .6T 20
1928 10Th NV, Tor, b. .B5. 90
2e0i 18th, llr, b. IS. 90
1871 DeSales. Tor, b. &c. 90
1876 18th. J0r, b. . Is. 90
1850 Col I'd. Tor. b. 80. 80
1903 n II av, Sr, 5000
2oS0-34-38 + NV. 10. $50. 90
1871 L NV. l2r, h. 10. 90
1908 Euclid, Tor, 2b. so 90
$500 Ross pl. Sr, b. 80. 90
2e29 Macomb, sr, b. so. 90
1854 Kenyon. IL, 2h. o.. 90
2011 14th. 12r. 5a, sto. &C. 90
623 NJ NV. 15r. b. $3.50
1888 22d NV. Or. b. .45. so
es15 Macomb. c I'ark.
Sr. b........... As. 50
1912 9th NV. ....,, as. 30
1881 Park I'd. i''r. D. $3.50
1866 18th, Tor. b. $3.50
l31 Md av lie, Tor, 10. 15. 90
1911 18th NV. Tor, b4S. 90
&l1 14th, Or, b. 400
2l08 18th, Tor. b. .s2 so
2l0s 18th. Tor, b. $3.50
2l1S 18th. Or, b b.. 1910
1414 Irving NV. Tor, b4O. 30
40 Sd NV. Tor, b. $3.50
24l9 l1th. Tor, b. .4o. so
l62 Il Cap. Sr. b. 1880
637 10 54l 2lst NV,
Tor, b. ........... 40. 90
2149 n NV. Tor, b. 1000.
322l School, Or, b. $500
$50 NJ NV. Or. b....s7.5C
1904 ia av NV. Tor, b. 81 so
1902 8 NV, Or. b. IS so
IFS Harvard, 7r, b.35.50
2l04 LIST NV, 12r, b. 1880.
1908 VT av, Or, b. . $3.50
$3.50 z NV. l2r, b. 80. so
2504 Pa av NV Tor. b35. so
u23 1lth NV. Or, b. .35. 90
l6Is I NV. sr, b. . IS. 90
222 G NV, Sr, b. ...33. 80
6lS c ne, Sr, b. :. 80. so
See our list Of apartmeI
Let"
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1895 2& NV, Or, b. $3.50, Office rms, ID a.. 1907
1872 AZ. 1or 90 1873 10th nv. Isr b. 50. 90
1924 Az. 10r b. I6.0el l749 NV, l2r, b..$75.OO
1909 Euclid NV Or b.45sUt71 9th NV. In. b. 5000
Building 1896 ST., will remodel to suit tenant
FURNISHED
We have a large number Of very desirable fur
nished houses.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Inc. 1907 F st. NV.
aul1-7ts
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-24
Sac Life cF Crurta.5's Wife.

There may be wo-se trouble than
that which comes to the wife of a
drunkari, but it would be difficult to
make her think so There may be
heavier sorrow than that which is
borne by the mother CT drunkard,
but she would rot believe it possible
Whisky works its saddest havoc in
the hearts OF women. Wherever a
husband, father or son is being ruined
Sy drink, there women are weeping
over the graves Of buried hopes
TIC such women there is no limo
cent soc;a. side to the liquor question
To them it is all boundeSs pitfall
for the weak and unHary. And if
they had their way everything that
could intoxicata would be driven from
the world
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-24

coGCi il certain Quantities can be
oxidized in the human system, and
liberata energy, and that i has food
properties. We know upon the same
authority that it is still not properly
a food. it does net build up tissue
to rcpair the ma ahine. We remember.
moreover, that a!imentation is not the
only Or chief function of the human
organism, aud muscular energy not
its only o. highest form Of activity;
and We know that alcohol does other
things il man besides getting itself
"0Xttizet S. when We. read again
tnat alcohol has food properties. We
vii say with the brilliant Chicago
Editor. who also had read it: 1T Ger
taj1iy has It feeds the jaiis, peni-
tantarias poor-hoGses. asyiUms. di
vorce courts. and all the other way
stations ID final pa-ditioa This
food property ot alcohol must be con-
ceIeG the same scientific validity and
a. least az equal ethical import wiz
the Uthe-.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-24
Two Cups Offered to All.

Not alone by making public ser
wants unreliable, but by multiplying
crime and poverty and discord. does
drink disturb our civic life. In Tona-
pah Nevada. two hundred and forty
miles southeast Of Reno, where wood
is scarce, house was built of ten
thousand emptied bottles which IN
fortunately. were not scarce. The
house built Of bottles is full Of sug
gestion What ghostly scenes might
be seen about it if every empty bottle
told the story Of its deadly work.
What follies and cruelties would come
to light. But ali over the land there
are poorhouses built Of bottles" II
another sense We hear OF bottled
goods" Bottled fads would be trre-
to the awful facts. There are two
cups offered US. The one is rendered
by the hand of seeming friend. but
1t is Lucifer. and as he sees il lifted
to the lips, he says, in a voice u
heard by the young man:
Drink, drink,
And your soul shall sink
Down into the dark abyss.
Into the infinite abyss.
From which no pummet or rope
Ever drew up the silver sand Of hope"
The other, the cup of blessing, is
in the hand of Jesus. who as he gives
it to those whom as he has drawn
about him by his love. says: This
cup is the new covenant in my blood
shed OR the remission Of sin: drink
all ,a OF it. | will drink it with you
in my Fathers kingdom "-Christian
Herald.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-24

The Enslisi government has just is
sued as an official document the fifty
ninth report Of the commissioner Of
lrnacy 1t deals with the calendar
year 1904. and the territory OF England
and Wales The total number of in
sane persons under care il asyiums,
etc, at the end Of the year was 49,
SO. being an Increase Of $3.50 over
the nu:nher reported the year pre-
viDusly. The startling feature Of the
report is its evidence of the relation
ship Of drunkenness and insanity
which relationship is 50 striking that
the commissioners have drawn specia.
attention that Alcoholic intemper-
ance IS one Of the most fruitful causes
Of insanity"
During the five years, 1SS91903, in
Temperance was the assigned cause by
the medical uperintendents in 22.7
per cent Of the male admissions, and
"a Of the female; the rates for ''pri
va.e' patients being 16.7 males. S6 fe
males. and il the ''pauper" class 236
males and SO females. The commits
sioGers said
1T should be borne in mind that
such incompetence is frequently as
much an effect of brain weakness as a
cause, aat the intermins.ing Of these
renders i impossible to arrive at pre-
else conclusions. IN any case. it can
rot be denied that alcohol is a brain
poison ard !; is therefore, incumbent
= show What part it plays IL insan-
ity."
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-24
An Unmitiqated Evil.

First and foremost, as always. IS
The fact that the sale Of liquor results
letrimentally to the community. IndI-
yiduaIly and collectively
A few men are proSpered financially
by the licensed sale Of liquor. but the
vast majority are made poorer by 1t,
and thousands are subjected by 1t ID
extreme hardslips and misery
There Is not a single sound aFgu
ment. moral or material, that can be
advanced in favor of the sale Of liquor
Many good citizens vote Yes year
After year on the assumption taat
he sale Of liquor cannot be stcppe4
by a No vote, AMI that i IS better
to have the business ''regularel' u.
Ter license.
Many others vote yes" because Of
The money the sale Of licenses br.lg5
INTO the city treasury
Neither Of these reasons justices
he infection upon the community OF
The evils Of the rum traffic
There has never been any honest
attempt 10 regulate the liquor traffic
through the police. and pauper depart
meats would show that the city pays
out more than it receives on account
Of it.
Add to what the city pays in extra
police and pauper appropriations the
amounts expended by the churches
and charitable institutions and by in
dtviduals in caring for the victims Of
the pauper-breeding traffic and the
amount received from liquor licenses
appears only drop in the bucket il
comparison.
Then the loss of income to many
families entailed by drunkenness
which results in the loss Of time or
The loss of jobs must be taken into
consideration.
Account is rarely taken by the aver
age voter of the greatest evil in all;
The hardships, misery and suffering
the rum traffic entails upon the wives
and children of its victims
Homes are blasted and families are
broken up by the rum traffic.
Children are deprived of education
and Of opportunity to prepare for sue
cess in the struggle Of life b. the rum
traffic.
The rum traffic has been respon-
sible for more hardships, misery. SUI
fering and death than all the wars in
which the country has been engaged
Out Of each war has come good. but
out Of the rVm traffic has come moth
ing but evil.-National Advocate