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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

(seattle stars Exclusive ScrViee.l
DETROIT. Aug 9-lt Is given
TO bat few women to sct az deep an
insight into the idiosyneraoles OF
her own sex as Is afforded Miss
Daisy Zuckriegel. Of THIS city
Miss Zuckriegei Is employed as n
special agent Of the United States
customs department at the intorua.
tional ferry dock Ia Detroit Her
duty IL TO intercept women smug
glers. Of whom there are scores
every day These women. nearly all
amateurs. so over 60 Canada. buy
some trifilng articles which may
or may not be dutiahle. aud then
resort TO various articles 20 get
back into Uncle Sans domains an.
observed and uudetected
And they would invariably DO 80.
II their detention depended upon
the eyes Of mere man. Hut there Is
where Miss Zuckriegel comes IN.
She knows the smuggler on sight.
Have sou anything dutiahle
she asks with an innocent smile.
The woman addressed az once be
comes either flustered or angry
She seldom owns NJ.
sep this way, please" Miss
znekrsegel invites. and brass but.
toned officer steps near 30 add
pressure to the Invitation II need
be.
The would-he smuggler Is then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
ON THE FRONT

Steamship Yucatan sails tonight
Tor Valdez and Seward with a ca
pacity cargo and a fun passenger
list
City Of Seattle leaves Pier y Co
night with passengers and freight
for skaKway and way points.
steamship Dolphin arrived ycstcr.
day from skagway. and sails on the
return trip tomorrow
Tho launch Missouri which was
found floating about the bay Satur.
day. has been claimed by ,, & Boai.
who says the craft slipped her
muoungs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09


The Odeun yesterday offered
many new features. chief among
which was the singing of a difficult
aria from M Puritana' by Mias
Lois Feurt
A new bin goes on al tie ftar
this afternoon
A change Of program viii De ~
fered a. the lois theaier this ar.
ernoon ana Manager Pantnges
promises q iill at novelties
Many visited the Family Musee
and Theator yesterday. taking I'm
the vaudeville acts ans the freak
attractions ot the Musee
The olivef presents a new hiil
thia week. containing many new
features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS

"salomy Jane"
"Salomy Jane" ih a positive
treat. bis New York show. an.
pcrbiy mounted. exceedingly well
acted, and all Ia ell one Of the best
things OF its kind that this city
has welcomed In many a day
The play " mclodfamR There
Ia NO getiing away from the fact
that Il must come under the head
OF that now much deHpiMed aud
more often abused. branch OF the,
attleal writings
hut how good lt IL TO see a real
mUlodfnma again a. feel the
blood running through your veins
a little faster than hahituaiiy, aud
struggle with scared feeling away
down inside, for fear that Your
tense nerves will have the strain
broken hy the crash 81 a rifle aud
a dead hero
salomy Jane % an idylllc and
idoaliai story 81 the wcstlhAtwaF
a rich picture of California Ia The
DAVIS 81 VigilAnc. committees aud
citizens who loved the giant Ked.
wood trees because ihey could be-
used 80 admirably a. hanging
posts
Ia heroine. about M fierce a biz
81 frmlnlnity. aud yet ahou, a. luv,
able. as dramatisi has yet depict
cd wants The man who lnmuitsh
hef allied. and when her sweet
heart heHitnteB. the man who killed
the maaher for another cause. wins
her
A Kentucky feud. the lyncblns ~
a Worthless hirhWaymnn. aud the
constant expectation uf hayinT bach
and etery character IN the play
filled with baekwoods hniisia
make even the blaso cYnic hold hts
breath
Melodramatics Yes. but wHf
more maulinesa more nohiensp
and more good doing qualities fhAn
nine uui Of ten ~ our drlicaieis
modelled plays % the day
The caAt ~ uniformly and usually
excellent every member from Jea
ale ireit, Who enaciH the title n,is
70 three ioddilnK child players. sat
isfvtnK completely
saiomy Jane viii ran ell wrek
4 is well worth seeing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Samuel u MoCready, salesman
was arrested last nlght by Dotoo
tlyen nyrne and Phillips, charged
with obtaining money upder false
prctenaes Tho arrest Vas made
ON a warrant signed by Carleton
Gilbert OF the Stotaon apartments,
g0l nofcn nv. on whom a worth
less check FOR ti2a.Go IL alleged 10
have been passed McCready cHlne
from Denver a short time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
BOTH MUST GRANT
STRIKE DEMANDS

stnklnK photographers this morn
ing stated that they bad reliable in
formation 90 the effect that the
Western Union and Postal fcie
graph companies had como 10 ap
agreement whereby the Postal Tel
rHfaph company was 20 accede "a
tbs demands ~ the telegfapheFn
and 10 90 The business ~ both com
panlea. while the Western Union
should continue ca iight the strike
The teieKfaphefs assert that thsY
VIII not 80 back "a work unless
both companies give IN Locally
there 81 40 change IN the strike 81.
MAllnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
WANT CONTINUANCE OF
PETTIBONE TRIAL

BOISE, Sept 2 The state has
asked for continuance ~ The
Fettihone case on account ~ the
Horah trial Judge Wood wlil give
hts decision tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
THE MARKETS

Washington creamery butter
drupgcd hHck a. use per pound this
morning Several weeks aKu hut.
Ter was raised 60 asc. bat as the
demand saa noi equai 60 The sup
PTS. TIE huftet mgn decided % take
90 the c4tfn cent The demand ~
the loser picr is brisk
A iarea supply II grapes a.
rived early ihia morning from San
Francisco. Saturday the market
vas euursis uuf uf Shapes hni this
morning there WAS a good supply
at last weeks prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

The zinn Musical Comedy Co re-
turned 10 the Lyric theater yester.
day and gave two performance 81
"TeeEy Weezy." one of the most
successful OF the bills which the
company presented on It's former
appearance IN this city Tho old
fayorites are Btill IN the east and
the show IL much the same ~ II
was whom seen here several months
ego. although some attractive new
features have been added 'reezy
Woezy' Will run an week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
SOCIALISTS STORM JAIL.

SPOKANE. Sept 1.-Two thous.
and socialists stormed the city iall
last night and demanded the De-.
lease of Mrs. Ida Hazlctt. who had
been arrested for fanduw on the
street She was finally released
on SIS bonds and at the head ~
the socialists made O triumphant
march throughout the principal,
thnruughfaros OF the CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
X. D. REYNOLDS TO SPEAK

~ ID Reynolds will address the
Chamber Of Commerce on the ben.
Gifts Seattle will receive from the
Alaska Homo railway, at tomor.
rows regular meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Uncle Joah Psrkina known Ia
every iheater Feer came back to
the Seattle theater Yo day iuot
iug and behaving much she raaie
as 81 yure. and making people
laugh o. she same old WAY The
PLAY Nas written a. create mefr
meng aud that tfa years ~ pre-
sFntafiou have not laassned ltH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

rasfna bones. So rass tfsegtes.
stfainr. harsf go lh tct california
hfrei f4ta
ats,a core. nseefr psr ssss.
california 1#tae pm ih nauFo sh
tsEe e. faHfA trrta sack. 81 aHt
eafrufs saes ~ ~ tufnips rark tiett
araen ttWtts raulifaerf 81 et r. d-s.
NHff nrurHfa go AN 60 tnHl rHEufnnffH
HHa ifu sHf Hma beams ih llf arten
fteUti utaa lh tr aussf POTATOES o.
at rtirff sees ftee EGG eiaHi ~
ref t.t sees patatnrs. iarsi, ai aAH ltst
tsx 10 lbs wenatthes tomatoes boa
7fH tNf UuHipkina ieW lh rare.
.sy ag det wa beans tQaai cauois,
it aaWtst sack
natter.
orsssn ffGstc. renovated sfsi
toaair. raurh rsaato
reuitrs.
iafs heua it. itu tee. tfeiisrs q. lt0
.fr. Nfe 1UtHa 81. $3.50. ruuHfffH. tHHtfrt
fstsr. ~ frassn faeh iiac. fuasieu. isei
rciisrt NE fufsrfs b.
Chress.
Oregon Twins. larl ufeNHu y A. Tie
EgE.
WaHhiuEfpH fHnfh rEFa dos atcs
Eastern. ESQ atot trrFnu rangh. 800
fAAHH anu NftNfNHN
Portland crinent iwpafted per hhi,
ea1 Portland cement California. W
hhl. go
Fruit
Local apples case. Tfrntlcf. Call
tfafnin srpisa pgtN1 oranges fancy
g. t0s bananas furrh. s. a04a 90.
grape frait f1fbuBtHs lemons per
huN 60 SOC N4t LINES per case. fa nu.
ltnrkf Ford canfnluupea. crate. fi 90 70
4 ft. uatfrmrluua TO- IHet black.
berries crate. fl.tNMt 400. peaches. 1000
81 20, pluWH lnHsl f0H Soc. pearn. ff II
so box crab apples. box et4fer. Cali.
fafnla grapes case ft t0Hifb. bartlett
pears. Sd tn, zine snpiea e. a0Ht DOE
ilHs. anc bow Joe 10 huckieherfies l0r
n MalaEa grapes. i9tMtbnt Hack
ffinCn 81 ah local pears. fbcIti Eaaf
frn Wash peRfa 81 1hi peaches. AL
tnrigs 90. crawfoFda. seq SOS, white
peaches. 7tutbr.
live stock
Weihera per No. CO.. owes per No. rtei
steers. psf NJ. tntao, cows Dr.. sMQlsn.
calves per ~, totei lambs. psf 10, the.
rofh, iQiAe.
Meats
Hiocra per d., Taci cowa per 10. etsoi
veal per No. 90 mutton Dor lh'
2 r. #lnct spring lamb To-. ti4lIHos
dressed boss b. 5000,
Fish.
steamer halihut per ~, igf8c. ohinooR,
* 10. hstflng p,f Y, 55 aas perch.
NJ uout VI ll8t sos Hohooner haiibut
per H. tet@ci silver smelts, ID. soi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
FRANCE AND SPAIN
OCCUPY MOROCCO


TANoIER. Sept e.-univsraal
condemnation has been oanaea by
the resolution Of France and Spain
TO take immediate occupation Of all
Moroccan sea ports II II believed
that this will provoke further mas
aaores OF Christians and Jews in
the coast towns
Both OF the aultana have left the
rival capitals. Fez and Morocco
city, az the head OF armies and
within tho next fow DAYS the dos.
tiny OF Morpoco'a monarchy viii be
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
WHITSON TO PRESIDE
in B0RAH'., CASE

SPOKANE. Sept a-Mhen Sen
atof H0rah Is brought 20 trial FOR
ailceed land frauds. hts case vii
be presided over By judge Edward
Whlison 90 this city The term 81
court opens a. Boise on September
on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
LABOR 10 PICNIC SUNDAY.

The Labor day picnic. which was
postponed ON account ~ rain. wiii
be held next SUNDAY ~ Pleasant
Beach The labor unions Of Ia
coma may foin iu the excursion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

"Under Two Flags" drama,ira.
ton Of ouida'a famous novel, was
given two performances NJ the
Third av. pogter yesterday, and
viii run all week ~ the Taylor
oompany's headquarters.
Manager Taylor has given the
play an adequate presentation, aud
two big houses went away yeHter'
day we'll satisfied. Laurotta Tay'
lor essays the role Of "Ci@rolte "
and Frederick Clark Dlssa opposite
her ~ lloyRliiew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

MONTEREY. Mexico. Sept . -
TweutY seven we're burned ia
mine fire on the Esperanto proper
~ Many were seriously injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

CANTON, O.. Sept 9-W V.
Kelley, OF Brooklyn. has been elect.
ed president Of the National Let
ter Carriers association. ST. Paul
VIII be the meeting place next
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

laugh making capacity was proven
yesterday az both Afternoon and
evening performances, A capable
COMPANY aud Satisfactory sfunk
make the old show pleasing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Scenic park was visited hg bis
crowds yesterday. the Japanese
villa and vaudeville attractions o.
ms crowded afternoon and even.
inE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

SPOKANE. Sept 9-lt will cost
more that formerly 10 be sick In
this city The physicians are 60
raise house call rates from s25o 90
$500 aud night calls from $500
to 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

iSc Corset Laees. To.
SIN Finish Corset iAces. :
yards long. Ia staple coiors
2Se Supporters. f5c.
kieinerts Marlowe Hook 20
Hold Sateen Pad Hose Support.
ers IN an eoiofs.
Sc Hair Pins. 2ic.
Coibata Wire Hair Pins In
assorted sizes. plata or crimpeds
i0c Bone Casing. &c Bolt.
Plain and SILK Bone Casing
IN all the staple colora.
Sc Hair Nets. &c.
Hair Nets. IN all the staple
cclors both round and large
sizes.
ioc Card Hooks and Eyes,
&c.
Snap Hooks aud Eyes. tn black
aud white, two dozen on card
Sc Coat Springs. 30.
Black Enamelcd Wire Coat
Springs suitable 70 hold your
coat collars IN shape.
Toe Cube Pins. SC.
Large Size Drum Toilet Pins.
with black. white and assorted
coiorcd heads.
Sl.7o Pearl Buttons, Csc.
White Pearl natfons. With
black centers. assorted sizes aud
one dozen on card.
2sc Belts. 15c.
Buster Brown Patent Leather
Beits. with double buckles. 10
brown only
7c Toilet Pins, 80.
Unbreakable Toilet Pins. one
dozen on card with fancy col
ored heads
Sc Hair Pins. b..
Little Beauty Invisible Wire
Z ftHat AN AuhiittAaf AH Hlhi NfN MiA#Hs
In plain or crimped
zoe and i5c Combs. Sc.
ChlldrenB Black Rubber CIR.
cular Combs. with strong teeth.
i5c Hair Retainers, SC.
Midget Hair Retainer. Ia shell
OF amber.
25c Hair Retainer, 1Oc.
Ulnckit Hair Rctaiuers. in
both shell and amber finished
with strong bah fastener
l0c Hair Pins, SO.
Dolly Warden Wire Hair PIN
Cabinets. fun $50 count. assorted.
plain or crimped
e Bon Marche.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

40c Knitting Silks. Zoe.
Hemmlnway' Knitting SIX. IN
colors only; fan size balls
s5e Cable Cord. soc Pound.
Black ard White Gable Cord.
all sizes: fun one pound balls.
SC Key Rings. 10.
Nickel Plated Key Rings. In
assorted styles
2se Supporters. 15c.
Queen Louise Pin-on Side
Elastica. in staple coiors
SC Mourning Pins. 2lc.
Mourning Pins. Ia round
boxes. steel points aud strong
heads.
SC Toilet Pins. PC.
Fancy Wheel Of Black. White
aud Assorted Colored Glass Head
Toilet Pins. with sharp points.
Sc Safety Pins. Sc.
American Nickel Plated Steel
Safety Pins. In all sizes. one
dozen on card
&c Pin Sheets, lie.
Adamantiue pin Sheets. with
needle points fun 200 count.
and strong heads.
SC Safety Pins. Sc.
Clinton Safety Pins: one doz-
en- on card.
SC Hooks and Eyes, Sc.
Black OF White Patent Hump
Hooks aud Eyes. two dozen on
card
I0c Safety Pin Books. Gle.
Mascot Safety Pin Book. with
assorted styles o. pins.
&c Pin Sheets. SC.
Monarch Pin Sheets. full $50
count. with strong heads and
needle points.
zoe Hat Pins, Zoe.
Dragon Hat Pins. and 3
tnchee. one dozen on card. with
black or white heads
7sc Hose Supporters. soc.
Diana Satin Pad Hose sup
porters with four straps Of plain
and fancy elastic 10 an colors.
Sc Skirt Binding, Sc.
Manhattan aud Curvette Skirt
Braid, IN staple colora.
loc Hat Pins, &c Card.
Kangaroo Fiat Pins. with long
stab pins. and one dozen on card
black or white heads
soc Hose Supporters. 35c.
Kleinert's SeWOn Hose Sup
pOrters. in black. white and sta
pie colors. with patent clasp.
Main Fioor-Ti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
A Bon MdrChe
Notion Sale

be saidneea be told again the quality has
every fuf count tul
length u weight and absolute reliability win characee this sale
make different from all competitive sales 81 the Kind Our
notion sales OF the past have shown you that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Fully 81 nip amusement seekers
took ADVANTAGE ~ the glorlnHr
weather yesterday 90 visit LsLsa
park and 10 take IN les many ~.
fractions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Leave rlsr 10 SEQ ea'tleshils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Hlocra per lb. 1aci cowa per 10. tibc.
veal per No. 90 mutton. Dor liz
rs #ieul spring lamb. 10. iiQlIno.
dressed boss ID, ggi0c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

steamer haiihut per No. tafMc. ehinooR,
~. iot hertlna per Ne, aa Htoi perch
90. ~ igun1ria, To-, aAHtMci uolra, TO-.
tci unut lh. ilHtEAci Hchonner haiibut
per III. tQtAc, silver smelts, 10. Loi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Neihera, Der ~ Co. ewes, per ih. eve
steers, psf M. tntac, cows. D. aMl1an.
calves. per ~ totci lambs. psr D. sho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Main Floor-The Bon Marche.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
or Odd Fellows in An attempt TO
Change Location for the state
Home OF the Order.
ooUNTER oRoULAR ISSUED
Setting Forth Moral Obligations OF
Lodges to Abide by Action
of Grand Lodge.

circular letter is now being sent
out to the various lodges of the /. o.
o. F. in the State by Randolph lodge
No. 116. of EllSins. relative to the,
letter which was issued by the rep
resentatives of ten lodges OF the or
der at the joint meeting which was
held in Parkersburg on July L. The
meeting there on the date authoriz-
ed the issuing of letter to be sent
out to the lodges of the order in the
State requesting that they take ac-
tion in requesting the Home commit
tee to have the location of the pro-
posed Odd Fellows Home referred
back to the next session of the
Grand Lodge.
1t 81 well known fact that some
difficulty has arisen over the loca-
ton of the home at Ellihs, and dis
satisfaction over conditions in con-
nection with the home, and 1t was
for this reason that the meeting was
called in Parkersburg for July /.
The letter which has been Issued
by the lodge at Elkins is offlcialIy
signed by Randall Hanson as Noble
Grand and ]. D. Marstiller as secre-
tary. A copy of the letter has been
received in this city which letter
takes exception to the action taken
at the meeting in this city and par
ticularly to the statements contained
in he circular which was authorized
at that meeting.
A number of the statements of the
circular Issued are reproduced and
are controverted by giving state
ments setting forth the Elkins side OF
the situation. The Elkins lodge
contends that the Odd Fellows Of the
State are morally II not legally bound
by the action of the Grand Lodge In
its session at Charleston when it ac-
cepted the proposition made by the
Elkins and Randolph county Odd
Fellows. 1t is further intimated
that legal proceedings might result
ff any action should be taken chang
ing the location to some other point
in the State.
1t is believed by some of the Odd
Fellows that the order is morally
bound by the action of the Grand
Lodge, and that 1t will be hard to
get around that point II it is not stiIl
harder to get around any legal COM
plications that might arise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
MRS. SKAGGS
PASSES AWAY
Highly Esteemed Woman Dies AT
Her Home at Lynch-Funeral
Here Saturday.

Mrs. A. v. skaggs, widow of /.
Newton Skaggs, who died five years
ago, passed away at her home at
Lynch Friday morning at 10 o'clock
after an Illness with dropsy of the
heart.
Mrs. skaggs was 50 years old and
Is survived by two children, Mrs.
Alice Fletcher, wife of Jackson
Fletcher. of Lynch, and Mrs. Leila
Dennison, of Wolf Summit; Mrs.
Susan Smith, of Kansas, and Mrs.
Ellen Dix, of Jacksonburg, ILL.,, sis
ters; and half-brother, Thomas
Dix, who lives in the West. Three
children died several years ago.
They were Fred skaggs, who died
in Fairmont and was buriad in the
1. o. o. F. cemetery in this city;
Mrs. Cora Ruhl, who died in Clarks-
burg and was buried in the same
cemetery; and Marion ]. Skaggs.
who died in Grafton and was buried
there.
Mrs. skaggs was an excellent
woman and was held In high esteem
by all who knew her. She was a
member of the Baptist church since
she was 16 years old and at the time
of her death held membership in
the First Baptist church in this city.
She was related to the shuttleworth
family in this city by marriage. Fo.
many years she and her family lived
IN Clarksburg.
The funeral will take place satur-
day morning. The body will be
brought to Clarksburg and services
will be held in the First Baptist
church at IL o'clock and the burial
will follow in the I. o. o. F. ceme-
terry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
MISS Irwin IS
TAKEN BY DEATH
One of Last Two Survivors Of An
Old Clarksbirg Family Dies
of Paralysis.

Miss Annie Irwin, one of the two
last survivors of an OLD Clarksburg
family. and an aged and beloved
maiden lady, died at her home on
West Main street Friday morning at
1880 o'clock. Paralysis, with
which she was stricken last Monday,
was the cause OF her death.
Surviving Miss Anna are one sis
ter, Miss Mary Irwin. and niece,
Mrs. Lippincott. of Flint. Mich. One
sister, Miss Margaret, died a few
years ago.
The funeral will take place Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Ser
vices will be held at her late home
and the burial will be in the Mason
ic cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
WOMAN
AND IS KILLED
BY Woman's Husband With a Cat
sup Bottle at
Oakland.
the Imperial stars

OAKLAND, Md. July 1s-Charles
Hood, aged 20 years, recently mar
ried. killed R. e. clingan, aged 80,
a mine boss from Rowlesburg, w.
Va, with a catsup bottle at this
place yesterday. Hood clerked in a
restaurant OF William Hinebaugh, on
Railroad street. Cllngan, who had
been drinking, 1t is alleged. used of
fensive language in the restaurant
and Hood ordered him out. Gin
gan went out and looking up to the
second-story. window saw Mrs. Hood
peeping out. He is alleged to have
made very offensive remark con
corning her in the hearing of both
her and her husband. Hood grab
he'd catsup bottle, and, rushing to-
ward Clingan, struck him over the
head. He fell on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad track, his head strIk-
ing the rail. He never moved after
the fall. death being instantaneous.
Hood came recently from Fair
mont. w. Va. He was arrested and
placed in jail. Clingan was unmar-
ried. His body was taken in charge
by his brother-in-law. w. G. Hooten,
of Rowlesburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
SALEM DEFEATS
THE BOND ISSUE
For Street Paving and Water Works
Purposes by Small
Margin.

At a special election yesterday
Salem defeated a proposed bond is
sue Of 100000 for paving and water
works purposes by a small margin.
The votes was as follows:
For bonds-First ward, 65; sec
ond, 90 for; third. co for; total, 1Ss.
Against bonds-First ward. 50;
second, 90; third, II; total, 81.
Three-fourths of the vote cast was
necessary, and thus the issue lost by
but four votes.
II is stated that the proposed bond
Issue carried with it the payment for
a lot of Illegal work done under the
direction of the city council last
year and this was an element that
helped to defeat the issue.