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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
TEATRO AlBONlTENO.
(De nusstrO oOrrespOnsaI. )

NoviembEe 28-Piezaa que 80 pondr6n
en- escens en- Ia nochs del domingo 10. dc
DiciembEe;
"La medicine infaiible' piezR drsm6tioa
deBempeHadR por los nifioa EsperRnza BsT'
deguez, Maria Big'es, Panchita Rivera,
Santiago Ortiz, ArfRtideB Alfaro y Gsral-
do Suares
Didlogo "Remedio de la heeida", de-
BempefAdo por LES sefioritas Modests Nor
ganti y Esperanza Flores
Di6go "La Algeria , la INSTRUCTION"
deHempt tfado per las nihsB Esperanza BsF'
deguez Ana Maria Gil.
Zsrzuela "a las masoaraB', deBempa'
lada por las ohoritas Modesto MoEg anti,
EspsrRnza Flores , Mercedes Ortiz, POI
los nifioS Luis OandeIaB, Algemiro AIfsro
santisguito Ortiz,
'tLos dos ciegos''. Extremes c6mico-
lfFico, dessmpenado por Los sen ores don
Ramon LizaTdi y don EliodorO Lopez
BuEgos.
"lSl amor & 10 guajiro'. Juguete CO
mico en- un scto, original da Fray Candil,
paBando ID acci6n en- an barrio de Puerto
Rico; desampefi ada por Ia Htnlrits Merca'
deg OrtiE, , pOr los sefioFeg don Ramon
EizaEdi, don Hsliodoro Lopez, don Felix
Bonilla, don FTanCiSco Becerra , don
GerRTdo 6uarez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28

EETILoIDRE-M mOior mas SeguIo
dc tOdoB los OspOOificoT hRgta aho.R nooido
para 1a curs p0rmansnto de todRl las 0nfos r
mOdadog dc Ia uFeta, "a Bean estGs cF6nioag
ploto, On msnos tiOmpos que ning6n otro Ir0
parade similar, Las gonorrOaG, Ogp0Fmatcr ~
Gistitig, cot. HejoF que Las inyeCCionOg y mu }
supeFioF Gl Bandalo , Gcpaiba. Empitza
suFtiF "a efoCt0 Las tres au&tro hoFG dc
habOFse tomado.
Los EEEILOIDE8"- "-Eon fSgiloB de tomsE
, Ost6n pEeparados de mansFa que no T0vusl-
ven 0l sBt6mago nj produo0n maloG OfSctOE,
De V0nta On todRB Las BotiGas. Pidans0
MuOBtFa8 gratis & BuB 6nioOs fabFiesntau-
Frederick SteRFng q Oa, D0tFoit, Kiohi'
gar, D. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
la GRAN COMPANIA ITlLIlRA.
fMPREsG nlRe!sO LOPEZ.

En- 81 vapor Corrso espanol Catalu5ta,
que Negara este pusrto de hoy & mS1is-
ma, ptoesdents de G6 lova , C6diz, viene
la gran Compafia de 6peFa italians, la que
Seguirk visjs para Ia Habana On donde
trabsjsT6 una laTgs tempoFada.
Esta Compafifa la Componen artistas de-
fAma, 90 divide en- dos CuadPos: uno
dram6tico otro lflico, fguEsndo en- 81
primeEo Is famoBa soprano portuguese
Maria Guidice 81 tenor de faeT8a Zsrola.
Adem6s fguTan otros de gran nombradfa.
Por caTta1 FeCibidau del amprenaEio L6.
PEI. de Milan, etc nos asrgurs, que con.
Cloida la tampOFada en- IL HAbanR vendE6
viEtaTnoB con Do troupe" haoia 81 mes
de febroro mario.
Muchou ''dillstanti" , amigos del en-.
pFeJaEio ir6n aboTdo del tFas6tlanticO q.
psfol para HaludRF { tan afamadol q.
tistaB.
Hay quiau asegura por esag calles, que
la CitadR comp. fifa, daI6 ''poE ana noChs''
I'll Trovatora'
ARIVEDERCI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
De Ia MuLTlTUr

Que haa u8ado nuestra p1slar-
cion 9 qae Ia estan usando en- Il
aetualidai, janlas hemos sabido de
ringuno qne no haya quedado sa-
tisfecho del resultadC. No pre-
tendemos NADIA que no haya sido
dlnpliamerts justifcado por la ex-
periencia. al recomendarla & los
enfermos no tenemos mas que ha-
ser referencia q sus m6ritos. Sc
han obtenido grandes curaeiones y
de SECURE que Sc ohtendran mu-
chas mas. No hay Y podemos
asegurarlo honradamente, ningun
otro medicamento, que pueda en-
plearse con mayor f6 y confanza.
Alimenta y sostiene las fuerzas
del enfermo durante esos poriodos
en- que faIta el apetito y los ali
mentos no pueden digerirse. Para
evitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
Ia sOforIia Felicia Fsrnandol an llburiaa,

La mfioTita Felicia Fern6ndez 20 hRIla
on libeEtad bsjo fsnza que prsssArsn POI
ella Ia Heh,rR dofR Ramona Vega Ia
distiUguids HfioritR Acacia Gutierrez del
Arroyo.
III noble pEoceder de estes damas no
naCeaita encomio, pero s. Informs que
RuteTioFeh f,dorel de Ia lefi1ritas FsEn6n'
dez FetirsFon tai fsnSR en- condiCionel
RpremianteA para dicha Hehorita ir foEman'
dose sdemas que entire los Citsdos anterio
res ia loreH fguTaba el miamo que fue
Abcgado defensor do Ia stfi9ritS Fern6n'
dez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
In Montenegro rsyoluClonariO.
Ideas nTInzadas adI grlnolpu Pstro.

Visns, uovismbre 16 -El principe Nj.
las de MontenegFo eBt6 muy diEguatado
oln la ,ndu,ts de su hijo tercsFo, 81 jo'
ven principe Pedro, do dies y ochO nfios
de edad, que slta sctualments en- Austria,
donde Ggue sus sstudiOs militares en- IL
Academia de TeIasianR.
Ha trabado smiztad CON los Fevolucio'
parioH mOutsuegriuOS = hdogAEoA = alaF'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28

La cArne de res fu6 vendida en- Ma
ysgiaz eI msrteu paHada & 10 esRtlVOs d
klI0. Ha estsdo sn Maysgdaz On aaunto.
de negocios, 81 b ioF Jaime Sire.
En- brsve Bs llevarkn & efsCto en- Ma
ysgd Il, obFas de pintuTa , repaEacion del
puenta de hisrTo do IA playa de aquoIIa
ciudad.
-DaBda lac primeraa h9RaB de la ma.
hana de hoy ss deCfa en- la Ciudad que no
COrFfa esta tsrde "a ell hip6dFomo 81 cabs
llo 'sMsiatiC" kopnBsCuencia ds~tsnar ana
pata enfsrms.
La companfa de oaVEoE electrioo-
aumentaR& hoy 81 nfmsFo de csEEog paRa
81 ssgvicio de tRkfco con motivo de lar
OarrsFas de esta tarde en- 81 hip6dromo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
L1NnA ERRRRA DEL oNsER

IHnorario.- -salIdaI dc Bayaua6a , Capi.
co. sIEaulGaRoAH1snt9.
Dies labOEablO-IaaHana g T.O5. . -
B.a6 11.e0. IaTds 12.IB, LIS D.l6. 4.0Su 6.46
DiSa fostivOD.-ETanana 9. 7.O6, B.gs, s.AS
l1.G9 Tagds 12.1B, 1.BO. 9.B0. g.B0. 4.eo
B.45 y 8.10s
RllIahsa baRasOS paEa dias fostiVog. DO
oa9ndo & BayaEa6R, ida y vUoIta II oIasO
6-a6 a. ease S0-lG. Da,BaYaN8Gn QaSadO
gV9G1ta 1R class e0-16, 81 olas0 90s10.
class 4 eaRtaW0a.
RayaEa0as 18ds EsptisuabFo aO Issse
@awQR Wal@Gu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
EIIlIIlISII(II

Il Nuevs Emulsion de- Aceite de Higado 6s
Baealao por Excelencia.
reconstituye q los ninos. hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres Y muje-
res fuertes y vigorosos.
Es el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por su hijo, y aunque
no es possible dar una fortuna a
cada nifio, casi siempre podemos
conservar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los hijos propios,
sino al mundo entero.
El bien comdn demanda que
todo nifo sea saludable.
Los nif1os debiles causan mucha
augusta a sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
malefcos de los padecimientos in
families, evitando la tisis y robando
Ia condicion anemica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados bene6cio-
SOS de la primera dosis. g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28

t'Preparaci6n do Wampole" y sin
ella ninguna es legftima. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene los
principles nutr tiYos y curativos
del Aceite de Ifgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extrs emos de los higa-
dos frescos del ! acalao, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofos1tos Com
puesto, Extrac!o os de Malta Y Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Tomada antes de
las comidas, aumenta el apetito,
ayuda & Ia digestion, = yuelve 4
los placeres Y tareas del mundo &
muchos que ha5ian perdido va to-
da esperanto. t'El Sr. DIR. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicina de
Mexico, dice: Con buen 6xito he
usado la Preparation de Wampole
en- los Anemioos, Clor6ticos, en- la
neurastenia = en- otras enfermeda-
des que deian al ORGANISING d6bil
la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han vigorizado Y au-
mentado en- p peso." Ell desengano es
impossible. lin todas las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
PSiCOIOgta De Ia emOci6n.
CGgusra d ina asilfadora.

Nlw York Noviembre 12-La ce,ebre
RVentuFerR CiHsie hadwick, mas notable
Runqus mer OF conocida que Teresa Hum
bert, oondeusda diez amos de pEisi6n por
hRbsT BustTsfdo ounce miloneH de fraucos
4 un cSjero de M, Carnegie imitRndo Ia
frmR del celebTs millionaire, hs Aido vic.
TINA de un terrible accidents.
al Wis 'tarlA iltimamento en- Ia c6Ecel
Bu hijo, Gufri6 mn stsqus caFdiaCO de tai
nsturalezs, gus 80 ha quedRdo material
msnte cisga.
I'd probable que per tan terrib!a acci-
dents BeR indultada del resto de la pena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
Error de Imprsnta.

En- el bellfaimo Goneto del cOnocido poe.
ia guRyamenBs Vicente PaI6s, inssrto en-
Ia edici6n del psSRdo domingo de 81 Go
Ersspondencia tsjo sl tftulo C0ntrGste el
aiguie nte error dealiz6ve en- 81 verso cue
dice:
"De.patris 81 ideal, , odian Il falta."
81 Caiiata compuSo fiesta, ,, como se We,
no 90 poos IL difsrencis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28

dea de las mas AvanzadaB ideas socialistaH.
Para svitar estsB smiatsdes ss la trasIR'
dSr6 4 h academia do Wiener Nsultadt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28

-Ha qusdado teFmiuada Ia construction
del techo Dc ls nuavs eBtaCi6n del faHEoca'
rEil y Hs eSpsFa que en- bTevs eatav6 taFmi.
NADIA el pAvimento. La arena echada en-
los desvios de ID EefeFidR eltaci6n be impe'
dido que 90 vusIvsn foEmRE los grandea
lodasaIes de antsE, peEo todRvis falta me.
ioEars Las condolences do ia faja de tsEreno
aituada 81 Iado N. D de dicha conatruc'
Ci6n nara svikar auualos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
SaIyad a los Ni1IOs

1000 eA Mundo Sc Em6ermece al
cOntemPlar el Amor Paternal.
NADIA conmueve tanto 4 un padre
como verse Tornado a presenciar
los sufrimientos de un hiio amado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28
Ia Fiesta del ArhOI. !"

Con gran asistencia de padres de los
nifias de Ia EscueIa Mac Kinley go celebE6
allf hoy lR traditional 'Fissta del Arbol, I"
quedando muy bien la recitsci6n por leB
pequefios Ciudadanos de ms ana todo 81
Aiguisnts progFams
LIE Canci6n de ID Mahana," canto
general 2 -''Lectura de Ia ProeIama
del Gobarnador." 3-Le tura de Ia car
ta del Cemisionado de obstruction los
alumnos. 4-"LO que Yo Harfa," o.
"LR Palms de Coco" oanto general. g.
"Plegaria," Poesia re itada por una nina,
7.-"Ls Palma 81 Mango" eisrcicio por
tres nifoB. 8.-"El PatanaE," Canto
general 9-"La Cana Poesfa recitadR
por una niha. -"DioB," DiSlogo en-.
ire nif4s. 11.-"The Song Of the Birds, .
Chorus by some girls r. Los ATbo.
leu," PoeSia rsCitada por una Nina. 13-
"Al ADoChecer," Poeafa recitada por una
nina. 14.-"La TeRruoa," Canto general.
15.-SismbrR del SrbnI, por VaTioa nifios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-28

I'm s1tR EmpEantR % vsndo papsl Do pa'
FI6Bfcs VEsla s SAGE La &c kIlnI fU,s esiis.
ta.l
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0Z0MULSI0M G0MPANY,

80 Feafa street, 49, NEW 1OESkG
La Ozomulsi6n es el reconstituyente ratu-
raj que supple la Naturaleza para La curaci6n
de las Intermediates Pulmonares de la
Garganta. Los Infantes los Muchachos Ia
toman tan gustosamente como sus padres
porque es dulce, pura, agradable al paladar,
digerible, y Sc asimila con faciidad.
Debido las miles de curas radicales que
ha efectuado Ia Ozomulsi6n ocupa Gsta el
primer Iugar en- Ia estimation de los Medi-
cos, quienes la consideran La Emulsion Ali
menticia de Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao por
excelencia, cuyos otros agentes medicinaIes
son Ia Glicerina, los Hipofosftos de Cal y
Soda y IN Antis6ptico que es el rey de los
(. Germicidas. @
Los Medicos la usan personalrnente Ia
Tecetan en- So practica pTivada asf como en-
los Hospitales, no solo en- todos los Pafses
Latino o-ameEicanos, sino tambien en- los Esta
dos Unidos y Ia Europa.
Estese SECURE de que Ia Ozomulsi6n harS
por Vd. 10 que ha hecho por otros.
Las personas que toman Ia Ozomulsi6n
gozan de perfecta salud. Su sangfe Sc puri-
hca Sc enriquece; el apetito aumenta las
comidaS Sc hacen mas apetecibles. En- fin, La
Ozomulsi6n da 10 que todos buseans
SALUD. FuERzAS , EELLEZA
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an- y Mxterior. % .aao oro. ..........8 8 500
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

the sure Republican states The
country Republican policie nave
made II SO. May Republican ates-
manship and prosperity continue io
go hand in hand. SO long they
do the people are not likely . seek
a change for mere change safe IN
the administration OF eithr state or
national affairs Grafton Sentinel
The result at Ciarksburg has CON
siderable political significance out
side Of that city The ambitions Of
Harmer to become the county leader
of the Republicans has long been a.
open secret. but the ascendanc Of
his political star suffers quite halt
as q result Of his losing night against
the party nominees Salem Herald
j. H. Newman, OF New Ma rfins-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

statement that number of the big
trusts rushed to swell the campaign
fund Of 1904 but were refused, is
interesting. The president said that
instead Of making promises of Inn
munitY from punishment ito corpora
lions which violated the laws, and Of
fering rewards to those who con
tributed to campaign funds. there
were numerous instances where
large corporations we're returned or
refused when it was known that they
would be used as basis for claims
upon the administration. He point
ed to his prosecution of the Standard
OIL Company, the chemical trust. the
fertilizer trust. the beef trust, the
sugar trust and the tobacco trust as
indicating on its face the action TAX
en- by the administration since the
election that there had been no prom-
ises of immunity or of any other
character made. The President said
that none of the contributions made
could alter his policies one iot-
either in the way of action or non
action-and 1t is ridiculous TO think
that any of the contributions could
have such an effect or result.
There have been many efforts on
the part of Democrats to bewail GER
tain contributions to national cam
paign funds butt is a noticeable fact
that they have raised no objections
to the contributions made to the
Democratic campaign rund Doubt.
less we're the Democratic campaign
fund Investigated it would be found
that large corporations and other big
interests had contributed to that
fund also.
The, fact that President Roose.
welt came out strongly against con.
tributions to the national campaign
funds and emphasized his. position
even in his message to congress Is
brought into notice in the present
controversy between himself and
other railroad interests and not only
shows that the President means
what he says hut also points out the
utter failure, of the efforts of the
Democrats to make something Out
of 1t for their own use
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
Relief From Railroads.

The distribution of vast sums OF
money among the various counties,
districts and municipalities of the
State in the last few days by the
State treasurer on warrants issued
~ the State auditor bears silent
testimonial to one of the principal
benefits Of the new tax laws which
were given to the State by wise ana
able Republican administration.
This money was collected as taxes
from the railroads and other public
service corporations and is distribute
ed among the political subdivisions
according to the amount of such
property located therein. There has
been 81, 155. 1898 Of this money dis
tribnted thus far and there remains
in the treasury more than 5000, 900
yet TO be sent out. This amount ex-
ceeds by about 100000 the record
Of any previous year in the history
Of the State. The increase is due to
the higher valuations on this class
of property. 1t is a part OF the
equalizing process-that of making
the wealthy corporations pay a more
reasonable proportion of the taxes to
the advantage Of the people.
In the face of these figures who
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

J. H. Newman, Of New aatins-
vile, Is visitor in the CITY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

The result OF the municipal cleo
tions held in this state so far show
that the popular sentiment is still
with the C. o. p. in a very thrifty
way. West Virginia is now one Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
eagerness for the West Virginia Con-
Meeting railroad to become an, actua,
reality at the earliest possible mo-
ment
The Small Rifle.

Any sort of a gun is dangerous,
when carelessly handled. but the
small rifle or target gun that boys
are so frequently and generally per-
mitted to handle hold the high record
in casualties. Within the past few
months the Telegram has repeated
ly chronicled accidental shootings
caused by the target gun or twenty
two calibre rife and this week it was
panied 10 note the fact that splen-
did hoy, but twelve years Of age, one
that promised to live life of use
fulness and of Christianity, had his
life suddenly taken away by the but
let from one OF these small guns in
the hands Of another boy but few
years older than he, in the hands Of
boy. whose future was also quite
promising.
The little bullet brought death.
The little bullets swork will remain
sadly in the memory OF the hoy that
had the gun. The little bullet de-
prived a happy home of cheerful,
bright, honest. upright boy. It
brought grief to that home and dis
tress to the community. The shoot-
ing was purely accidental and was
hardly the result of carelessness. 1t
just happened in the unaccountable
way as so often in the case. But
it brings lesson none should forget
and that is that guns are dangerous
things to handle and the very great
est caution should be exercised in
handling them.
OF conrse, boys should learn TO
shoot. II they did not. they would
prove poor defenders of home, flag
and country. But, the learning
should be with care and under the
direction Of older persons. Parents
should not get their boys even tar
get guns and entrust them to go out
without a watchful eye and zeal
Gus vigilance.
Even many adults with mature in
telligence and trained mentality in
moments of carelessness show an in
Inference toward the safety of them
selves and their fellowmen that is
really astounding. They are some
times seen carrying guns in care
less and dangerous manner. and at
other times drawing them with peo-
pie in range. Usually In such cases
they are under the impression that
the gun is not loaded, but how many
thousand times have they read The
expression: did not know the gun
was loaded?"
Handle the gun with care no mat
ter how good marksman you may
be and do not entrust the small boy
with a gun, not even target gun,
unless he has been thorqughly arous-
ed to its dangers and disciplined 10
handle il safely for himself and
those within range OF it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
OPENING SALE
Carpets, Rugs, Lin
oleurrls.
and MattiDgs, Wndow Snaaes
snd Lace Curtains
OIeuIflS,

ron VII iind here the largest
lihe e Carpets and Rugs. Lace
Gurtains and Draperies in Cen
trail West Virginia. We can show
yoT ore Of each quality and kind
and for less money thus giving you
the sdyanrage Of the largest and
best stoeS to select from and at
the same time save you money on
your purchase, as we viii sell you
Carpets and Rugs and Draperies
for less than YOU can buy them
elsewhere; all size rugs in All
makes,
just Received n Car Load OF New
Mattings Direct from Japan to
us. We save you money.
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ELECTION { HOES

In Parkersburg, where the Demo-
cratic reformers have been in the
saddle long enough to get the city
into the worst financial situation
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Roosevelt Consistent.

Since the insurance Investigations
in New York brought into general
public notice some Of the campaign
contributions in national party poll
tics and many of the Democrats nave
howle dand worried over the dona-
lions that were made TO the Repub-
lican fund, President Roosevelt's
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
Iag Lafayette Grille % the mayoralty.

The clarksburg News in comment
ing on the election there on Tuesday
sasys: 1T might have been worse. Z
Just SO, the fake reformers might
have won.- Fairmont West Virgin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
An Evening Echo.

The great thing in this world is
mot SO much where we stand. as in
what direction we are moving.
Holmes.
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Moro Railroad Talk.

Z While there is considerable talk
about the prospective construction
of important railroad lines in and
through West Virginia. yet the fail
nre of the Wabash to come this way,
though the Coal & Coke assuaged
the disappointment to some extent.
has resulted in a lack OF credence
among the people of the State in
this respect, and not until there Is
actual construction will the people
begin again to he sanguine in this
mater
The Pittsburg Post of but recent
date makes the following important
announcement. II true, nd the Tele-
gram sincerely hopes 1t is true. as
. such o line would he of material adj
vantage to several sections of coun-
try, and especially several points in
Harrison and adjacent counties:
plans have bon started for the
extension of the West Virginia Con-
meeting railroad from Rogersville.
near Waynesburg, Pa. to Carnegie.
and work is TO be started within n
short time on the construction of the
original lines from Belington, w. Va,
to Rogersville. Arrangements arc
now being made to invite bids for
this work. Engineers representing
the West Virginia Connecting are at
work at Carnegie, and, while It is
admitted The road will not stop at
that place, officials decline TO say in
'whgt direction the line viii he ex-
tended,
~ 4The West Virginia Connecting
Railroad company was organized las,
TALL by ]. v. Thompson. Of Union
town. and D. f. Maroney and other
Pittsburg capitalists to build line
from Belington to Rogersville 10 de-
velop coal land in that district. The
eompany's holdings. have not been
disposed of, and it was intimated that
the fine will not he sold until IT IS
ready for operation.
1T was learned that the WesI
Virginia Connecting will eventually he
extended toward the Ohio river. and
ARRANGEMENTS will he probably maze
for a traffic. agreement with ont o,
the existing railroads in the Pittsburs
district
THE Thompson Maroney interests
organized the atfniontown & Wheel
ing short line, which some months
ago disposed Of its holdings to the
Gould interests. giving the Wabash
surveys and right of way for a new
line between Uniontown and Wheel
ing. Recently it was reported thar
the West Virginia Connecting was
also q Gould project but This repor,
is ofieially denied:
As stated on previous occasions by
the Telegram the West Virginia
Connecting railroad would cross the
county north and south and east ana
west through sections of country that
are away from railroads quite dis
lance. and at some points wouId
prove competitive Inc such as
Brown, Lynch. Lost Creek and other
places. and some interior towns and
villages would be touched. Be
sides. Il would traverse large ana
valuable coal fields vet undisturbed
by the miners pick, and good timber
lands would he along the route.
Readily, then. can it lie seen what
splendid advantages such railroad
would bring to Harrison county. ana
the Telegram but voices the senti-
ment of the entire populace Of the
county. when IT manifests such grear
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

which has fallen. to lis lot during lis
history they had an eletion Tuesday
for fun outfit of city officials from
mayor down. the result being that
the people repudiated the Democratic
reform ticket, with the exception Of
one solitary councilman. by majors
ties equally as decisive as those IN
the recent election in this town.
In Clarksburg. where Hon, Harvey
w. Harmer. one time Republican SEN
ator, later reform mayor. was a cam
didate for reelection, the result was
similar, the straightout Republican
ticket sweeping the field. and eleet-