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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17
FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE.

WILSON-SHERMAN co.
Sl,20-6-rm. fr.. near Liberty park only
500 down. balance easy
$l,Sj0-Nice 5-rm. fr-, on I'd East, near
9Th So. Great bargain
S35e-A 9-rm modern pr. brick home on
L St. Bench property IS advancing See
this
y2.7O-2-story fr, modern. on I'd st.
a.o6oICorner of I'd and St. Fine 7-rm.
mod. brk Furnace cement cellar, gas
&. 0O0-Almost new 7-rm. modern brk.
Furnace, nice lot, very close IN
nz-1o, on corner hD = of 4th and West
st. 9Sx130 and alley. on car me
s.. 3OO-Corner 5th and f, 21zx5ls rods
S2560-5xla rods including oid frame
house. Near 18th So; and 9th East 81.
s. 750-Corner Of Center and Currant
Only one block from temple, .lNlN-
s30GO-50xl15. and ealley on Brigham ST
near T St. facing south
So 00O-COrner. facing south and west 9th
So and 4th East. a money maker.
Sl25 per foot 75x133 #. on Isl 30. bet.
I'd and Sd East Nothing like 1t for
apartment house site 20
81 W. I'd So. Tel. 4s2
HARRINGTON"
ANY one of these properties will com
mend itself 10 your judgment as TO price
if il is what you want
Nice vacant lots. southeast. near Emdf-
s-room modern brick, blocks from cen
ter, s., 80.
Close in double brick. 21kx1O rods. rents
for S24 per month; $2,I5C
3 acres near CaldeTs park; common
buildings; fine stream spring water Oh
same; 81. 100
Seven miles from business, 10 acres
vacant fine quality, shares spring wa
ter. good: $500.
Nice vacant lots on 9Th street. 4oAlt1
feet to alley; 500 and $3.50
l. acre near the Poplar Grove car llne'
/ a 2-large-room house. adobe lined. chicken
! house. flowing well, good land, good water
rights school, $1,000.
/ First class rOoming house in the bust
! ness center: long lease. low rent; steam
heat: new furniture; will sell at bargain
/ Or will exchange. Sickness the reason
HARRINGTON.
! Basement Atlas Block Both PnoneS.
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OPTICIANS.

E.xaNDER- DEE9LEE CO.. Atlas
siCck. Salt Lake City. aac Senna sidS,
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NEW-MoDERN-U
III YOU want a house of SUPERIOR
CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH, SEE
the one on 9Th East. just south of 4th
south: rooms downstairs floored attic
space for or 4 additional rooms Price
s.. 800 Reasonable terms ERITSCH, No
Il East md South So Phones: lad. 74s
Bell 1857.
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RTsINEss PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY
169 feet on paved street. right in the
biz. center. with $4,000 worth Of
and 3-storv brick buildings on it; also
Ie5 feet frontage. l-uimprOved. that will
Weld large income if improved The
ground alone is worth easily $4,000. and
the buildings S5O.O00 We can deliver the
whole thing for $4,000
Corne. on Sd So. near 1st w, $50 per
foot.
s0x165 or 4th So. between State ana
Main. in the skyscTaper section. This
will sell for $1,000 foot within a year;
$1,000 CASH. S535 fOo<.
LITTLE * LITTLE.
Under National Bank Of Republic.
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ELEGANT TERRACE SITE,
3xl0 RODS.
II STREET
BET. 1ST AND 2D AYES.
SEWERS, SIDEWALKS,
PAID.
1ST AND ID AYES. TO BE
PAVED AND THIS LOT WILL
GET THE BENEFIT OF IT.
ONLY $3.50.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. co.
25l So. Main. Phones -.
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TRACKAGE.

20xfO corner on 4th W. 1920
SI5xlO to alley on Attn W. between in
and Sth So: 500 rod
15x20 very close in. $4,000.
I12x330 very close in, $4,000.
81 acres near o. s l.. shops R g. W.
and o. S L. tracks run through ground
81 900 per acre.
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ARTISTIC HANDSPRING.

EXPERT gardening. lawns. flower
beds. macadam and gravel drivewavs,
soil. sand and gravel. J. ". Taylor, l1s3
Bueno St Phone sf46 NJ
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FLAT SITES.

40xl32 corner on list So. between I'd and
Sd f. II beats any small site otfere'l'
for there is light on all sides; $50 per
foot.
~ feet on Brigham. i'm same block as
University and Alta clubs; property al
most adjoining has sold within last thlflN
davs for S2SG foot; 9-rOom modern house
on this. and we offer It for $40 foot
70x13s ALLEY on sidel. about blocks
east of our office at $50 foot
S2I5xl20 one block from Temple; OWlu
sell halD: $3.50.
7x1O and 5x16 in rear. Sd So. between
9Th and 9Th E.; 50 800.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
Capital Real Estate
Investment Co.
IL W. ID South.

ID ". "a OUNtI,
a Fl. PARSONS. Manager.
So 250-AGodern 5-r. brick. 9Th st.
81 4O0-Modern or. brick, Sd ST.
S3Os0-MOdern or. brick. Wall 81
So 6S9-AIodern 6-r brick 9th East
81 90o-Brick cottage new. Windsor Aye Ave,
81 6e0-NOdern or. cottage on YIN 30 W III
take vacant lot in trade.
$. 500 Modern or. cottage, 9Th f
IS eOe-MOdern 6-r 2-stOry new. 18th +,
s1.ge0-i-rse brick, 4th So. pit. mod.
81 1O0-E sth So. houses; rent So.
Sow lots. Alta place. vacant.
81. 0O0-4 lots Q0S ftD. Park place, vacant
S300-2 lots. Norwood, vacant
$685. lots w Grand View, vacant
S60-2 lots. Sunset View. vacant
81 050-2 lots. nth East (bench). vacant
S475-2 lots eth East St. vacant
Cut this -'ad'' out. 1t appears but once
DROP IN AND TALK IF OVER
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r y. CASADY & 90

f f. CASADY & co.
Owner leaving city and must sell at
once; east side, close in; beautiful S-r. y.
b.. bath. toilet, g. l.. furnace. front and
back stairs, cemented basement. barn.
etc. $500
On II street. S-room mod. p. b. s5.200.
2-story 7-r. mod. brick. furnace; near J
and ID streets. Only $500
On 18th St. elegant red pressed brick
cottage. 5-room LIST floor, room for three
more on % floor: all mod. S4.oG9
North bench. Groom p. b. cottage bath.
toilet, c. l., furnace. If sold at once. s3.6J5.
New 4-rOOm mod. p. b. cottage; north
bench 81 $50. Terms
Close in, on East Sd So.s 212x10 rods.
81 80
Cor. of 4th and X SITS. 4x7 rods 5000
On 4th St. 5xI0 rods. $3.50.
East Sd So, near university, 5Xi0 rods.
81 soc
on NJ ST. near Third St. 2lzx7 rods.
81 l0N
North bench. S9x125 fl TO alley. $3.50.
Near 9Th East and 10th So, 75x136 # to
alley. $500.
r. r. Casady & Co. 407 Atlas Blk. Bell
phone 2227-red; Ind. phone 159S-R.
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Corner. street. east front. 500
Lot. south front, on 9TH St, $3.50
5-rm. mod. brick new. natural yellow
nine finish. pore. bath. toilet, basin: $500
Terms. North bench
Traekage. 5000
41i.xSs0 #. with switch along side. 3rd
West. near o. S. L. depot.
Lots on I Street.
$500 each. South front
1ex10 on 18th Street.
South front. only $500
Terrace Site.
Lot 1Jox260 feet. North Temple. CLOSE
in VIII make low price
Second East
Near city and county building. ixlo9-
+, Iot , frame houses. renting so mo-.
only $3.50 Land alone actually worth
$4,000
Many others
Goddard Investment Co,
81 East First South.
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LITTLE x LITTLE

Beautiful pressed brick of II rooms
modern in detail. hot water heat 1t
a corner on ID St. Owner gong away
and offers house at $3.50.
10-roorn modern pressed brick. y. J.
All woodwork downstairs qUarter-sa we'd
oak: basement Cemented; hot water
heat: barn. etc; $lp.e1
g-rOOm modern home, furnace, etc. near
University. 1880
broom modern pressed brick. porcelain
hath. toilet. e. l.. reception and back nail;
near Brigham and 18th E, $3.50.
Near and ID. t-room modern press"'
brick. $500.
ON f. Sth So. an S-roOm modern 2-storN
brick; Dor. bath. toilet. lavatory, e. J.,
large rooms, well papered, 500.
A broom pressed brick on T. Stn 50
for S2.S00.
2IBx7i9 to alley. Sd So. between Sth ana
gth f.; sewer and sidewalk paid $l,5''
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by owner, must he sold. a five-room
pressed brick cottage. modern, large base
ment and attic and four-room pressed
brick cottage nearly new: also four % and
f0-foot lots S2S Lincoln ave, southeast.
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East Boulevard addition, 9Th East below
ilth South.
S3J0-For those beautiful lots opposite the
$4,000 residence; you must see them
TO appreciate their fine location.
S2J0-Each on Garden street and 9TH East
all on easy terms, so cash, balance
monthly.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

-, punished room in cottage at 159
u y, n south ST.
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ANOTHER FINE CORNER on STATE
AND FIFTH SOUTH $4,000
l65X165. south and east front. viii de-
liver this now at above price
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SEARS INVESTMENT CO.
50 W I'd Sc.
broom mod new brick. on 10th
East and 5th South .-......-.--------$2,15 40
5-rcom house on Center St. lot 5x10-. 3, 30
broom house on c street, close in. $3.50
s-rooTn house on G street: large barn 40
5-room house on T street. ..-.---.---. 20
7-room. house. new. cor. on Fl St.. 1850
ID South ~ - $500
broom modern cottage on 3 street, 1000
Groom modern cottage on 5th Ave. LOCO
s- 5tS AV olieA nous 10. DIV. eD,. $500
S-room modern. new. between d and
f SITS; good barn. shade and lawn;
only .-...-...-..-- tsvo'
s.-acre chicken ranch at Murray. 3
room frame house. good water
rights: well with iron pump; sta
BILE and chicken house ............... $50
If YOU wish to make some money, see us
We have Is acres. close to car line. on the
east bench. that we can sell at bargain.
Fine for plating.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO,
80 W. I'd So.
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SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page.
Section ore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17

we submit the above. which are only a
few from our large list. No trouble to
show YOU others in all parts of the city
Peterson r. Z. Inv. Co. $50 So. Maln-
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SCAVEEGERS

SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co. Offie,
Atlas Block basement. Tel. $50
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Capitol Hill lots only a few left. on easy
terms. -,
S1J0-jOx1i0 TO alley. only. two at S5gV;
two at $500. others at Sl00 to $1,000
each.
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GLENN SUBDIVISION. 9TH so. AND
fST WEST.
For three days only.
S412. J0-Last lot on jefferson. SI1aXl55 T.
to alley. $500 will be price next week
s350-Corner Iot on 9Th So. and LIST West
SS25-Each for choice lots on lst west be
low 9Th South.
SijO-s3x146 feet to 20-fOOt alley.
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SAFES.

NEW aid second hand; cash trade or
time. Sorensen- Stout Co, sole agents
for THE Reliable Halls Safe" Be-
ware OF limitations Office. ]. y. l.. Fur
riture Store f1-4s-45-47-4e-Si r ID South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17

SEE Steve & Palmer adj Last page.
Section one.
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GO feet on 18th East near ID South at $50,
alley on side making il a corner. This
is positively the best buy in this location.
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First class rooming house in the bust
ness center: long lease. low rent; steam
heat: new furniture; will sell at bargain
Or will exchange. Sickness the reasOh'
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HARRINGTON.
Basement Atlas Block Both Phones
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
MEET IN
THE CITY MONDAY
First Annual Convention of West
Virginia Fish and Game Pro-
tective Association to be Held.

At the Waldo hotel Monday morn
ing beginning at 10 o'clock the first
annual convention of the West vir-
ginia Fish and Game Protective AS
ISOLATION. which was organized in
this city few months ago, will be
convened. Since the association
was organized the membership has
grown considerably and a large at
tendance of those interested in
hunting and fishing and in the prop
er protection of game in the State
is anticipated. Among the features
of the convention will be an address
by the president. Andrew Price. of
Marlinton, and general discussion
of the various objects of the asso-
citation by the members. Routine
and miscellaneous business of course
will be attended to. The convention
will likely continue through the day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
WRECK VICTIMS
WILL ALL RECOVER
All But Three Are Now Out of Hos
pital-PracIs Has Been
Cleared.

PARKERsBURG, May 4-The
track at Pleasant view, on the Ohio
River division of the B. & o. road,
where the disastrous wreck occurred
on Wednesday, has been cleared and
traffic has been resumed.
The claim agent here today gave
out an Official list Of the injured
which numbers S9. 1t is now beiiey-
ed that all will recover.
Hon. w. A. ohley. of Charleston,
is. however. still in critical condi-
tion, and it will be some time be-
lore he RECEIVERS. His wife has ar
rived here. Ex-Governor Fleming
has also arrived and has been at the
unfortunate's bedside.
Capt. T. R. Cowell, of this city.
one of the three thought to be fatal
ly injured, shows some improve
ment, though he is thought to be
slightly internally in1urde.
All the other victims have been
cared for here and only three remain
in the hospitals.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
BRAKEMAN FALLS
FROM A BRIDGE
A. NJ. Esaw, Agen Eighteen, Serious.
" Injured at junction in
the West End.

While running to jump on the en-
gine of his freight train: A. NJ. Esaw,
aged 1S, B. & o. brakeman who
resides at Warrington, ran into a
switch on the NJ. R. division bridge
over the B. & o. tracks at the juno
tion early Saturday morning and fell
to the tracks underneath sustaining
serious injuries. He is now a patient
at St. Mary's hospital.
The accident occurred about 8
o'clock. Esaw had not been employ
ed on the road very long and was not
familiar with the track along where
he met with the accident. He was
riding on the pilot of the engine as
is the custom and stepped off to
throw a switch. The engine was
running slowly and after throwing
the switch he ran alongside to jump
on again. He ran against another
switch lever and was knocked from
the trestle.
The victim was taken to the hos
pital at once and placed in care of
physicians who found that he had
sustained a fractured thigh, a dis
located elbow. severe bruises and in
ternal injuries. Saturday afternoon
his condition. while serious, was
such as to indicate his recovery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
MRS. GRAIGS WILL
FILED FOR PROBATE
All Her Estate Personal and Real is
Left to Her Daughter
and Son.

The will of salina c. Craig. de-
ceased. as follows, was filed for pro-
bate Saturday:
Know all men by these presents:
That I, salina c. Craig, being OF
sound mind and disposing memory
do hereby make this my last will:
First. I want all my just debts
paid.
Second. l win all my personal
property and real estate of whatever
character, kind or description, to
my two children, Lille NJ. Dudley
and Charles L. Craig.
Witness my signature,
"SALINA c. CRAIG.
Witness: John H. Henry and
Jesse G. Lawson"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
SCHOOL ELECTION
IS BEING HELD
ON Question of Lengthening the
Term in Coal District to
Eight Months.

Voters of Coal district are ex-
pressing their wishes at the polls to-
day on the question of having an
eight months session of the public
schools or term of five and six
months as heretofore. The polls
were opened at o'clock in the af-
ternoon and will keep open until
sundown at 6:5s o'clock. The spec
ial election was arranged by the
board of education of the district.
There are 1893 children who are en-
titled to attend the public school
in the district and the board thought
their parents should have opportun-
ity Of expressing their sentiment on
their educational facilities. 1t is
very probable that the eight months
term win carry by a good majority.
The voting places are at strother's
store, Adamston school house, Hep
zibah school house and Glen Falls
school house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
PREFERS PRISON
TO THE HOSPITAL
Woman Bigamist Likes Prison But
May Never Be Tried
for Crime.

PARKERsBURG, May Mrs.
Eta Pickens, alias Mrs. L. Uhl, Mrs.
Mary Dye and Mrs. Gewager, has
completely recovered from her IN
ness and was yesterday removed
from the city hospital to the county
jail. Jailer Gabbert got the patrol
wagon and let her make the trip
from the hospital to his boarding
house in that conveyance.
The woman was anxious to get
back to her iron cot and thrive on
Mr.. Gabbert's bill of fare. The
people in the hospital were all right
but not her kind. She had been
begging for a week to be permitted
to go back to jail. but her condition
would not warrant the change until
yesterday.
An Indictment was found against
her by the last grand jury and she
will be tried before the next Grim
inal court on a charge of bigamy. 1t
will be recalled that she was arrest
ed more than month ago in a
shanty-boat near Ravenswood and
shortly after being landed in jail
took sick and it was necessary to re-
move her to the hospital.
Prosecuting Attorney Laird said
yesterday that he was a little bit
afraid that he would be up against a
complicated situation when the case
comes up for trial. One of the wom-
ans alleged husbands died two weeks
ago at clarksburg. His name is
Gewager. With him dead, one of
the most Important witnesses is gone
and it may be hard for the prosecutor
to establish that which he had set
out to do.
The two-months-old child of the
woman is still in the hands of disre-
putable people in the lower end Of
the city and no steps have been taken
to have it placed in respectable
home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
LINERS ICE bound
IN CABOT STRAIT
ontarian and Vancouver Are Held
Fast by Floes That
Stretch for Miles.
rny Associated press.1

HALIFAX, N. s., May 4-The
steamer Sandman from Londan and
Havre for Montreal, reports the AL
Ian liner oftarian and the Dominion
liner Vancouver in the Montreal and
st. Lawrence service fast in the ice
fields that completely block Cabot
Strait between New Foundland and
Cape Breton. The Allan liner Ion
ian is also believed to be fast in the
ice. The ice fields stretch across
Cabot Strait for a distance of lit
tie more than fifty miles and to add
to the danger Of navigation a thick
fog hangs over the coast.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
WOMAN LEAVES CITY
TO keep OUT OF JAIL
Arrested for Lettering in Street Ber-
tha MorrIs's Sentence is sus-
pended ON Condition.

Bertha Morris, who said her
home was in Buckhanon, was before
Mayor Grille at the regular session
OF police court this morning on the
charge Of lettering in Hewes street.
she was arrested there at late hour
last night by omcer John Howe. The
mayor sentenced her to jail for
three days but agreed to suspend the
sentence providing Bertha would
leave the city at once. She promis-
ed to 20 and was released.
Mike Hanlon, Thomas Flanagan
aud q. Oldham were sent to jail for
three days each in default Of the
payment Of three dollar fines for
drunkenness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
NORMAL COURSE
TOBE SHORTENED
State Normal School Regents Decide
TO Cut the Course One Year at
Four Normal Schools
oTHERs 10 BE MADE HIGHER.
Action is Important in Educational
Circles Faculties Are to Be
Chosen at Meeting Here.
HuNTINeToN. Nay 4, (special

HUNTINGTON. May A, (special)
The boards of regents of the State
Normal schools at meeting held in
this city today passed resolutions
shortening the courses of study at
the shepherdstown, Glenville, Con-
corn and West Liberty Norma,
schools one year and requiring the
wor kot the senior year heretofore
done at the above named schools to
be performed either at the Fair
mont on Huntington normals.
The resolution stated that owing
to lack Of funds all of the normal
schools cannot be equipped as mod
ern schools of their character de-
mand and that 1t is the intention of
the board to reorganize the facul-
ties and work OF the schools at Fair
mont and Huntington so as to make
them real and high grade normal
schools ranking with the best in the
country The resolutions take eff
feet at the beginning of the school
year 19o7-190s.
This is regarded as the most i'm
portant step ever taken for the plac-
ing of the Normal schools of the
State on a professional basis in ac-
cordance with their true. purpose.
The resolutions recite at length
the reasons for the action taken by
the board.
II was also announced that the an
nual meteing of the board for the
selection of teachers will be held at
clarksburg June 10,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
HoTEL avn SALOON.
In Glen Elk Purchased by Mr.. Riley,
of Weston.

The Fuel City hotel and saloon
have changed hands, ]. j. Riley. of
Weston, being the new owner. Mr..
Riley has been in those lines Of bus
mess some time and is experinced.
Frank Rush retires from the saloon
and Mrs. NJ. B. strader from the
management of the hotel. James
Riley, son Of the owner, is in active
charge Of the saloon, and VIII man
age 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
TELEPHONE MEN
WILL MEET SHORTLY
Annual Convntion win Be Held ii
the City Of Wheeling
Next Week.

Manager J. w. Barnes, of the Con-
solidated Telephone company. and
possibly other local telephone men,
Interested in the company, win at
tend the annual meeting of the In
dependent Telephone Association in
Wheeling Thursday and Friday OF
next week.
Mr.. Barnes viii be one of the
speakers. An interesting program
has been prepared. The executive
committee will determine the next
place of meeting, and it is likoly
that this city win be a candidate for
the honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
STORE IS BURNED
IN ALTA VISTA
Fire Destroys Richard Queens Store
Building, Stock of Goods
and Meat Market.

Richard Queens store and meat
market in Alta Vista we're entirely
destroyed by fire Friday night. The
one-story frame building occupied by
the store and market was discovered
afire about 1890 o'clock and with
its contents was soon destroyed. The
loss is quite considerable. The
origin of the fire is unknown. but
may have been defective gas pipe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
AMERICAN SCHOOLS
To BE Treated Just Like Those Of
Other Nations.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May FOL
lowing an imperial trade issued By
the Porte yesterday authorizing min
listers to take action IN long pending
questions between the United States
and Turkey, the Porte in COM
munication to Ambassador Leishman
declares that American schools and
other institutions viii hereafter be
treated on the same footing as those
of other nations. All other demands
are conceded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
FEsLER IS SANE.

win Fesler, residing on Simpsons
creek, was discharged Saturday by
Justice James N. David from a war
rant charging him with insanity, as
there were no signs of insanity then.
Fesler was taken into custody sew
eral days ago, but allowed his free
dom on bond.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-04
WALDO OBTAINED WARRANT.

Bernard Philbin states that he
merely answered some questions in
connection with the Andy Reed and
Emma Gregory case and that G. A.
waldo swore ont the warrant and
not himself.