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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05
BEGAN TO MARCH UP CENTER STREET.

BEGAN TO MARCH UP CKNTER BTItEET.
himself TO lead new life-a VOW he
had made up his mind TO take when
he was In the death chamber at Sing
Sing awaiting the dreaded chair. Five
hundred friends started. out with him
on his picturesque trip At least half
that many saw It's culmlnatlon.
Cascone while In the Tombs was the
prison chum of Harry X. Thaw. They
took their exercise together each day
and spent all their spare time together.
Thaw was the last TO bid Cascone fare.
we'll and TO wish him good luck
"And In few months | will see you
on the outside" the young millionaire
told him, he said. 81 won't forget you.
Raffaele. When ! am free, you'll find
n place waiting for you In my personal
service. and you'll. never want as long
as you live"
AS soon as he becomes accustomed
To the freedom which he has been do.
prlved of for nearly four years Cas-.
cone Is going 10 learn TO drive motor
ca-. lie expects confidently to be
Thaw's chauffeur. He Is sure the
young Plttsburger Will he acquitted
on his second trial
II was just before noon when the
keeper came to Cascone's cell with the
word he bad been hoping for. IAN
right. Raffaele," he said. you can
say gOodby TO the boys now. You're
free" There were few minutes OF
leave taking Then the italian was
escorted TO the Center street door.
Half thousand friends awaited
him. They gave n cheer Of welcome,
to which he responded with n wave OF
his hand. Then. sitting down on the
prison steps, he removed his shoes and
stockings and threw them into the
middle OF the street. His hat fol-
lowed. He tore open his shirt so that
his breast was bare
"The Madonna be thankcdw ex.
claimed Gascone then. raising his
hands above his head He bowed low
and recited prayer after prayer. Tho
crowd, properly reverent removed
their hats.
one OF Cascone's old cbums ap.
preached with the giant candle. and
the newly freed man lighted Il and
held It In front Of him. Preceded and
followed by hundreds. he began his
march up Center street. trcading un.
fiinchingly with his bare feet upon tho
cold, sharp stones.
When the strange procession had trav.
ersed two blocks the crowd had in
creased 20 more than 1000 Passersby
were stopping, gazing I'm wonder and
then Joining IN TO see what it was all
Ibout BY the time the third block
was reached the crowd was so dense
that II blocked the traffic on Center
street.
The police were obliged reluctantly
10 stop the march They appreciated
IFS sincerity and wished Cascone well,
but they had 10 keep the street open
Tor cars and wagons.
While the pilgrim and his friends
waited messenger ran down TO Bacl-
galupo's undertaking shop I'm Mulberry
street and came back with six car
riages, Cascone was urged to get into
the foremost.
mo. all the world must seer he de-
clared. "With the driver ! Will ride"
He got up on the box. stilI bearing
his candle, and as many as possible OF
the others crowded into the carriages.
Throughout the long Journey. which
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05
SCRAP WITH A SEAL.
Avalon Boatman Has Hot Battle With
Big Fur Bearer.


Joe Adorga while feeding fish 10 tho
pct seals from his skin at Avalon,
Cal. was suddenly attacked by big,
strange leopard seal. Selling an oar
from the boat, Adargn did battle with
the vicious animal and only succeeded
In vanqulshlng II after It's cavernous
mouth hnd closed over the blade.
smashing IL into thousand pieces.
For several days the strange looking
seal had been noticed by fishermen
while passing In and out OF the bay.
but II was not supposed that II would
venture 80 near TO civilization. Fish
had been thrown 10 it from passing
launches with the hope that Il might
become an attraction If tanned.
Its huge Nhcad ls covered with bar
nncles. and its eyes protrudc from the
head like balls of fire. phis kind OF
seal Is not uncommon around the
bleak coast of san Nicholas island, but
as far MS any OF the inhabitants OF
Avalon know II has never been seen
30 near TO civilized life before.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05
Baby Tries 20 Help Papa Escape.

Marie Wlngcrtcr, the twoyear-Old
daughter Of Philip Wingerter, visited
the county jail at Akron, o., where her
father was confined on n charge OF
Murder and was detected in the act
of slipping q small hammer, wrapped
i1 paper, through the bars The child
como TO the jail with her mother. Sho
grasned the bars Of his cell door, and
they shook slightly "Sce, papap sho
cried cxcitedly. "They are loose. Take
this and knock them off," Little Marie
admitted having found the hammer ae
homo and brought it 20 the Jan no,
known 10 her mother.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05
Welded IN MIDSTREAM.
Cowboy EIopeS With Indian Girl and Is
Shot by Her Father.

An elopement and marriage on horse.
back I'm the middle OF the Red river
directly followed by n gunshot from
ambush, which wounded the bride
groom, was the experience OF Joseph
Ansc, n Texas ranger. and Miss Annie
Buntz, n Choctaw Indian girl The
bullet shattered Anso's left arm.
Anse had courtcd the Indian maiden
for six months. ClandestIne meetings
followed the objection of her father to
Anse. He did not want her TO marry
outside of her own race.
Anse and the girl fed on horseback
In the moonlight a minister waiting
at tho junction of the Red ana Klmi.
tia rivers performed the ceremony I'm
mldstream. The party wheeled their
horses TO continue on their way when
rifle shot rang out. and bullet
buzzed past the minister's face and
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

Whom The stomach. heart. or kidney
nerves get weak. then these organs always
fail. DOr't drug the siomqch. nor sfinu.
late The heart or kidneys That is simply a
makcshift Get prescription known to
druggists everywhere ~ Dr. Shops Re
storativc The Restorativefs prepared ex.
prcssiY Tor these weak inside nerves
strengthen these nerves. build them up
With DR.. Shops Resioratiye--tabiets or
! ligoid-and see how quickly help Will come.
frce sample test sent or request BY Dr.
Shoop Racine. Wiz Your health is surely
WORTH this simple test sold hy Stricklef 5
drug store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

pierced Anse's arm. The rifle was
fred from the woods Oh tho river
bank.
Quick as fash the ranger whipped
his revolver from it's holster ana fred
into the woods near the spot where the
fash was seen. Fearful lest the would
be assassin might be one of her tribes.
men, the bride tuggcd at her hus.
bands sleeve untll he consented 10 Zee
from the spot on the gallop
The bridal party gallopcd into the
nearest village. where Anse received
surgical attention.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

Stops outy on s'g1sAor oouce TO Con
fuctor
irain IS r onDects AZ Rowipsburg witt. y
4 - lrain ga on Sundf fy) for east at o .oo
M
Train ~ connects al Rowlcsburg pith B
.. train u Tor east al 80 % M.
Train % connects % Rovlesburg With %.
y o. train (77 on sundays from west at
goo N and with from east at 7.s7 ann.
Train - connects AZ Rowlesbufg with B.
- u from west AZ 3.35 p ~.
y X BkETL General Manager
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05
Hsd ts2 eplintets ln His 49,


With his body pierced ln 1872 places
with splinters. long and short. thick
and thin, Albert Campbell. seventeen
years Old. Of 325I Emerald street. Phil
adelphla, was taken 10 the Frankford
hospital from Wlstcr park. where he
had been watching q football game
between the Northeast Manual Train.
Ing school and the Central High school
from the vantage point OF n board
fence. In an exciting momout when
his team, the Central High. was max.
Ing a sensational play ho lost his bal.
ancc and sid 90 the ground along the
rough boarding NJ thc fence. when he
attempted tO arise be- found that every
movement caused n pr'ckIng as Of a
thousand pins After loug labor tho
spllnters were removed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

persons. There was no one on either
VI its platforms; no one was inside A.,
It ran the entire length OF the trip 10
Hackensack. doubled the loop there
and came back TO The East Ruther.
ford barn, where it started Then II
stopped OF It's own accord.
One man who followed lt IN an auto.
mobile declares the car invariably
slowed down when in danger Of over.
taking car ahead. Since none Of the
persons who mot II knew anything
about trolley cars no one dared board
81.
Expert electricians who examined
the car after its return to the barn
were unable 70 find anything wrong
With It. The whole occurrence IL a
Pniound mystery
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

Clad IN boomers and with her long
black hair streaming behind her, Mrs.
Minnie S. Hesford. n country girl. aged
twonty-six years. passed the post n
winner I'm two straight heats in the
event FOR maiden Mississippi bred trot-
tcrs at the state fair races NJ Jackson.
Miss. Mrs Hesford drove Blue Nell.
her own three-year-old, which she bred
herself
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

rled 20 the park and taken to house,
whore their clothing was dried.
sure, ia do It for any girl" said
the dimlnutiye life saver at his home.
where he was being made much over
by the two families, but I'd do it
quicker for Flo than anybody else"
And then he blushed as he cast a
glance ot where the object Of bis ado.
ration md hcrolsm was standing look
Ing In wall eyed admiration at her
champion not long out OF kits.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

TO check cold quickly eet from your
druggist some little Candy Geld Tablets
called Pfeventics, Druggists everywhere
are now dispensing Proventics Tor they are
not only safe but decidedly effective ard
prompt Preventics contain no qufnine. no
laxative. nothing harsh nor siCkenine
Taken "a the 'sneefe stage PrcveuliCs
will prevent pneumonia bronchitis sgfippe
etc Hence the name. Preyentics Good
Tor ieyerish children. 4s Preventics acc.
store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

Winter or summer collie IS unknown when
you give the baby Dr Fahrney's Teething
Syrup You can get sample II YOU write.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

Are you having trouble with your kidneys?
here arc lots OF people today who wonder
Why they have pains across the back. why
they are tired and lacking in energy and
ambition. Your kidneys are wrong They
need relief without delay. Take DeWitts
kidney and Bladder Pills they are Tor weak
hackluhammation OF the bladder backache
and weak kidueys Sold by Stricklers 8 orug
store ". ~. Dent Nowbttrg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05
Jack and IlII were bolh quito IN

For blues and headaches have TO 90.
When they take an Early Riser.
DeWitts Little EarlY Riscr Pills are sold
bY Strickler's drue store W.M Dent New.
burg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

Six miles on Tarpon Springs, TIA,
on the gulCs bottom, ffty-seven feos
under the surface, Nicholas Andraaa
md John Bnstoulas, Greek sponge div
ers, fought desperately with sponge
hook for tho possession OF a big
sponge. Both received painful wounds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05
NEW JERSEY HOLDUP
Italians Rob Paymaster and Tie
Him toTree.
WOMAN SEES DEED DONE.

But 10 Too Frightened 10 Yell Until
Bandits Are Gone-Then She Arouses
Town, and Motor Car Catches the
Misereants.
From window In her home, about
mile from Passaic n. j.. on the
River drive. which runs from Passaic
TO the factory town OF Delawanna. Eve
miles away. Mrs. Mary Hester saw
four men spring from behind n cul-
vert beside the road few rods from
her house and hold up a buggy at the
point of the shotguns win which each
man was armed. In the buggy were
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

Cocaine which duils the nerves never vet
cured nasal catarrh The heavy feeling in
che forehead the stuffed up sensation snd
the watery discharge from eyes and nose.
along with 40 tie other misegies attending
the di5ease. are pot 90 rout by Eiys Cream
Balm. Smell and taste are restored breath.
ing is made normal. Until you trY this
remedy sou can form no idea of the rood 10
will DO you. Is applied directly 20 the sore
spot, All druggists. soc. Mailcd by xiv
Bros. 50 Warren street New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

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per cent Interest is paid on lhno GER.
tionai Bank. EinEwood. W Va fI
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wanted a school Teacher

To teach a public school in King
wood Distfic.. Apply TO
4 J. BowFRNAsrER,
President.
D. ] GBsON, Secretary,
KihgwOod, w Va.
Nfd ,.o,e,. T., -. =. a..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05

scad Us Jour oest order for lob prallus.
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Old papers ior sale AZ Ibis office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
MAN FALLS
OFF TRAIN

Frank Berg. as the result Of tr5
Ing to steal a ride On a Northern
Pacific passenger train lies at The
county hospital with bandages
around a badly bruised head, thank
Ing his stars that he Naa not killed
Berg Wan enjoying bis stolen ride
last Friday about midnight, when
a brakeman saw him hanging be.
tween tNu coaches. and called ~
him to either set on or of Bers
tried 10 climb onto the car. when D.
lost bis hold and fell off the train
which was going at about f5 mile
en- hour he struck on his head
suffering bad bruises and cuts.
Staggering 20 bis feet he reached
r station house and there spent he
night In the meantime the train
had been stopped and an effort VA
made 10 find him. The next morn
iuE Hefg was picked up b. freight
train and brought to Georgetown.
where he found assistance az the
county hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
PRODUCE
COMBINE
WHAT ARE THE PEOPLE
GOING TO Do ABOUT 1T?

Evidence OF the existence Of the produce combine in Sc
attic be secured by any householder 10 take the
time price vegetables and fruits any number retail stores
in the city and compare the prices.
The uniformity Of price Of all stock stores with
the exception of that which is spelling and disposed
Of evidence enough average Of the d
fectiveness Of the combine which is known to exist
While Of the in the business center OF the
city where high charge than the
outlying districts, there is minimum price below which the
groeers Of Seattle dare not go
The grocers OF Seattle the mercy Of the produce
combine That combine strong that competition
mated in the commission business and the distribution Of the
supply under absolute control The grocer who prices
finds himself the object of attack both from produce com
bne and the other groeers of the city he declines good
he finds his credit suddenly off the difficulty Of obtain
ing goods brings him in line drives him
In line is the big stick used otener effectively
than in the grocery and produce business.
combine within combine governs the business. The
produce combine reinforced by the Retail Groees
ton. They in unison in keeping prices up the point
where profits for both the produce dealers and the groeers
large and consumption is at the minimum
Seattle off than cities in this respect
nothing compete with this monopoly Many cities
public markets where produce disposed OF prices which
put plentiful food supply reach Of the poorer people of the
city but Seattle has such market The supply of food
products large be controlled Chicago
other large produce The result that produce
market held perpetual by the produce combine
which holds up the groeers who in advantage the
combine within the combine keep prices point where
the necessities Of life barely within the reach of the average
income.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Seattle TO Have This Distinction Before 1909 Fair
Opens--Giy Council Light Committee Plans to In
stall Thousands of Lights.

The light committee Of the city
council has planned to make Sc
attic the most brilliantly illumln.
nted city In tho entire United
states
To that end tho committee o. pre-
pairing = resolution that will be In
troducod into the council next
Monday niRht providing for the
gradual expenditure Of $4,000 10
$50. 900 fer are lights In the resi-
dence portions This Is but be
ginning Of the Lighter Seattle
movement
Ordinances have already been
passed providing for cluster lights
on First Second aud Third avs
sud "a number OF other down town
lhoroHFhfHfeH As soon as the
work can be done couduits will be
laid aud the streets lighted by an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
tserInp's telegraph Service }

SACRAMENTO, June 22.-As
predicted in these dispatches yes.
terday. Oakland and san Francisco
are today without telegraph serv-
ice. At 8 80 o'clock yesterday aft
ornoon the operators. both IN the
Western Union and Postal tele-
graph offices. went out
The strike Is for rs per cent
Increase I'm wages owing to the in
creased cost of living
The demand for a % per cent
Increase Is only n temporary re-
quest but even at that the tele-
graph companies would not grant
the desired raise.
A long distance phone from there
at noon stated that everything was
orderly
Many believe that the strike will
eventually spread over the entire
United states unless the demand IL
given
Last night President Small, Of the
Commercial photographers union.
said that unless the demand of the
operators was granted there was
a bare possibility of calling out the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Superintendent Of the King 81
passenger station Robert Duogoon
is being commended b. the recep-
ton committee Of the Christian
rndcavor tSni convention for his
aid in preparing 10 handle the
crowds al tie depot during the rush
OF deleHatea next month
Or Fraua l. liorsfall. chairman
OF the e. +. reception committee.
saws that be knows o. seVcrai times
whom nudeaon went 90 the trouble
81 asking tic officials Of both the
Great Northern and Northern Pa
cifc RAILROADS. To better conditions
AT the station for handling crowds
and baggage.
knoR nn well from personal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
ORPHANS GIVEN AN
AUTO RIDE

Through ihc courtsey aud kind
ness OF George " Miller. Of the
Wint1n Motor Car company. e.
children ~ the Seattle Orphans
home we're made thoroughly happy
Yesterday
A ride through the parks IN an
hu.omobiie. BE- much See cream a.
they desired with heiplnEs Of cake
and q teddy betr doll or picture
book rs a msmento ~ the occasion
WIS what the children were treat
"a 20
The start was made az ! O'Clock
and for the next five hours a hap.
pier iet uf youngsters were not 10
be fuurd In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Tim Der KING
In SEATTLE

Frederick Wcyefhauser. % ST
Paul. MINI. the millionaire lumber
mngnate. vas IN Seattle yesterday
accompanied Icy his two sons
Charles aud D. r. WaysrhaBaer
both Of Whom are identified With
the WeYefhanser timber interests
They attended a meeting In Ia
coma of the WCYefhauser Timber
company az which time the capital
stock vas increased to $4,000. 00a
A contribution OF $4,000 90 Yale
coli &c maa also voted OFFICERS
wcre elected for the coming year
Frederick Wcyerhauaer was re.
elected president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Local Situation.

The Seattle relegraphers' union
received nothing official today on
the strike situation However. To-
cal officials were informed that the
situation remained practically un-
changed Il seems improbable that
trouble with the Postal Felegraph
company will occur until tile first
of the week. but tho ue-up ON the
Western Union Is becoming pracu-
cally complete
Up TO noon today 1000 messages
were piled up on the western lines
Of the latter company. which had
but one wire open from Chicago,
that leading To san Francisco. aud
messages from Chicago are "a
hours behind
The local union is awaiting de-
VelupmCnts before a mceurN is
called or definite action taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

underground service which viii DO
IN working order next year Soy.
erai hundred thousand dollars viii
BE- spent IN this down town work.
n is our plan. said Councilman
crichton this morning to have by
the time Of the opening 81 the
ALASKA Yukon Pacific exposition the
best lighted city IN the whole coun-
Try
I'm order 20 get the work start
ed the light committee viii ask the
city council as a whole 10 meet
wlth the light committee and con
slider the proposal The idea IL
70 take the first step In beautlfying
Seattle IN q manner that will re-
celye attention from every visitor
and become renowned all over the
country. We will floor the city
with lights b. the time Of the great
fair"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
H0THER SEES HER
DAUGHTER DROWN
tstar special ssrvlss.l

nHEWsTER. Wash. June g
While Mrs BumFafdnsr aud her
saaghtsr. Clara. Nere assisting the
affsman In crossing the Genital
cry. the rear sheei. which they
sefs operating. set beyond their
oastoi and. catching "a the clothes
II Tie women. threN them over
eard MFr. Hnmsariner caught ia
% ropes and uha rescued. bat the
) sNngef woman. being ieaa for.
ugate. was thrown far out In the
iifsam beyond all possible help
and vas drowned.
q resculng party left here yestef
1AY aad will eadeavor 20 recover
10 BODY. but little hope q enter
ialhed. a. the swift current of the
riyfr uiii probably carry the body
dsen stream several miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
PRES. ELLIOTT HERE

President Howard Elliott Of the
Northern Pacific arrived In Seattle
last night from trip TO Portland.
The special train was In charge of
General superintendent q T.. Palm.
er. OF Tacoma. II. =. Weymouth.
superintendent OF the Seattle divl-
sion. and w. W Mason. superiutend.
ent Of car inspection. Joined the
party here and accompanied them
10 sumas. The officials viii return
tonight and spend Sunday In Seat
ffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
HEART is ON THE
WRONG Side

G. Weston. a young surveyor o.
q small town Ia Lewis county. was
tn tho city yesterday lE consuita.
tlon vlth n W A. sllllman lie
Is the most remarkable patient that
Or silllman has ever examined
The man has the distinction Of hav-
iug bis heart on hts right side and
with IL several organs that are
formally On tie left side
The man wished an operation
and desired % know II the heart
could Dee pat In its normal position.
but as he Is ln good health. eats
regularly aud Is not suffering he
was advised against the operation
n was learned that Weston was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

The question Of placing tho lock
Of the proposed Lake Warrington
canal waa discussed az a meeting 81
the association AT the rooms of the
Chamber Of Commerce thu aftar.
noon. President , s Brace urging
all Interested 70 attend In order 20
Get a consensus % opinion a. 20
the beat place Tor the lock 40 ac-
ton however. wbs taken for this
matter will be settled By the war
department
The discussion brought out the
fact that there il a aids difference
al opinion as 20 where the lock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
I'D | !!


PARIS. June q AT Montpelier
LATE last night the dragons charged
. mob OF rioters aud one OF the man.
ifeatants received aaber cut
This enrRged the people. and they
Ga turn charged the dragons and
drove them back. then tore up the
pavement and erected a bafrleade
Finally az 2 o'clock this morning
peaoe Was obtained and the Rioters
Dispersed