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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

At the cccnt meeting in Scshcke,
Bar5tsclnuI Of Lord Sclboruc, high
commissioner Of South Africa. ana Lu-
mik. paramount chief of thc Barotsc-
iud. the chief presented Lord Selborne
with young hippopoinmus This
beast. which IL perfectly tame aud
about half grown. had followed tho
chiefs canoe 800 miles down the river
from Llalui. taking mo- more than a
passing interest IN the herds Of wild
"hippOs" on the way. 70 slept peace
fully through the greater part OF the
presentation ceremony and was final
w golIanuy mounted and ridden out of
the courtyard by member Of the
PnrIs Missionary aociety
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tance and then go on at an angle Of
forty-five degrees. The drill he used
was twenty-five feet I'm length and only
half an inch I'm diameter. IT had bit
four inches IN length and cleared out
six inch pipe. Lying In water IN n
conduit. Webb forced the drill up TWEEN
ty feet, making turn of almost forty
FIVE degrees and slowly boring through
the hardened cement. The drill is made
OF elastic steel pieces so put together
that the drill can be bent and yet work
with great efficiency,
The spot I'm which he did his work
was dangerous one. He was beneath
the surface OF the ground I'm a conduit
that runs into the stone anchorage.
The structure Is $50 feet long. almost
as broad and 200 feet high. IL IL built
of massive stone and IS required 90 he
Of sufficient strength to hold the grent
cables that will stretch from pier TO
pier 10 hold up the enormous bridge
structure. There Is no occasion. how
ever. for the anchorage being solid
stone. The engineering company which
constructed the 'ngc built huge
rooms about the a.le of the nudito-
rum of .an average theiter In It,
Drains were left at the bottom TO let
out water that might gather from rain.
discharged workman dumped ce-
ment into one Of the pipes, closing It
effcctually. BY the time the anchor
age was completed 10000 gallons Of
water had collected in the room. and
the city demanded that the drainpipe
be cleaned out.
The building company tried many
ways Of clearing the pipe, which ran
downward through the solid masonry
and then made a sharp turn, running to
conduit which I'm turn connected with
the sewer pipe. IL found st impossible
20 reach the clogged cement by n drill
Of the ordinary kind. II seemed "a n
Il would be necessary 90 tear down
part OF the structure until Webb sug
gestcd his flexible drill.
To reach the point where lie had TO
work he went down n shaft twenty
feet and then crawled on his. hands
snd knees through "a conduit for sew
enty-hve feet into the heart Of the an
chorage. There he lay on his back.
The drill was run up through the six
inch pipe and around the corner and
| operated by electricity. Water in the
conduit occasionally touched the Fray
cd Insulation of the wire and carried
the current 10 the inventor. who re-
ceived many shocks
Webb was I'm almost utter darkness
| except for q small electric lamp. He
| knew that the moment nc completed
the boring Of the pipe the water would
| rush down upon him. once lie thought
| nc had struck water and started ~
| scramble out leaving the drill and the
| motor, but ho was mistaken. Three
/ days hc remained ~ the task for many
| hours each day. determined 10 finish
! it Finally the drill burst through
| the cement, and n stream of water six
/ inches In diameter dashed down upon
BIN. II illcd his mouth and eyes. but
I he preserved his presence Of mind and.
I quickly turning face downward. fcrain-
| bled through the narrow conduit tO the
shaft. where a workman was waiting
/ to pull him up.
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COMRADES. gooDnYp p'

hands on. He was arrested and SEN
fenced 10 death. He was told OF the
courts decision and burst into fren-
Zied protests
When his emotion had rnbsided they
told him again that he must be shot
and advised him To prepare for the
end. 4 change came over the mans
face as he listened TO their words. Ris-
ing from his seat in the cell hc held up
his arms that they might more easily
strip his khaki uniform from him.
81 am ready 60 die" hc said simply
and was moving from the cell when his
aged father and mother came TO the
door 60 bid him farewell Icn2o turn
cd his head away, saying: II do not
fear death, but II sec my father my
heart will fail me want to die
braYcly."
the words Of which ran something like
this:
II erred in my heart from the cause Of
my country.
Tho ponaity Is death but ] d. not fear.
Yet how bitter It IS 10 fall IKE fclon.
Riddled To death by the guns OF my
friends"
Many spectators were allowed on
the execution ground The aged par
-onts. holding each others hand. stood
with bowed heads among the crowd
Ienzo, singing the verses that he had
written, walked bravcly from his cell
into the open yard. \ white wooden
cross had been erected IN one corner
He walked up TO the cross. stretched
out his arms as though 10 measure the
length OF the crossbar then turned
again TO the officials lie asked ana
obtained permission to say gOodby TO
Captain Nakamura. under whom he
had served. In silence the two men
gipped hands.
Then Tenzo turned 10 the squad OF
six raemcn who were drawn mp TWEEN
~ PAGES from the cross cup OF wa.
ter was handed 20 him that he might
moisten his lips before he spoke you
must shoot me-" he said without a
tremOr because l have been dlsloyai
to those who were I'm authority. II
my death serves as warning TO 9th
ers shall not have died in vain Com
rgdcs. gOOdby."
He stepped back to the cross. threw
out his arms, and white linen cloth
was drawn over his face "Owari!
Owarll' cT am ready he called.
"Banzai! BanzalH
The rifles cracked. Tho wooden cross
shiycred. ana Ienzo's corpse hung
Imply from the bar s priest offered
mp prayer. and the spectators. weep
hg loudly. knelt down by the corpse
and prayed FOR Ienzo's eoul The body
was handed 10 the relatives for Gre
nation and the old man and woman,
who had been silent spectators Of the
tragedy. bowed mcekly TO thc officials
and bore their boy away.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
SAVES BIG BRIDGE,
Inventor Works Three Days In
Subterranean Cavern.
RISKS HIS LIFE EVERY HOUR

Bores Around n Corner With a FieNi-
bic Drill and Clears Cement P.ua1ed
orsinpipe-Forty thousand Gallons
OF Water Almost OvervNho,n, Him.
With the aid Of n drill that actually
borcs around corner Hartwcll w.
Webb a Newark inventor. by risklng
his life for three days I'm narrow con.
duit running down into the huge stone
anchorage for the cables at the Brock
lyn end OF the Manhattan bridge. now
being built I'm New York city. cleaned
out nm Important drainage Pipe which
had been clogged With hardened ce-
ment In accomplishing what had
seemed an impossible task he won a
large prize for himself ana enabled the
contracting company that buiit the an.
chorage TO collect S25O,O0O from the
city, the last payment due ON the an.
chOrage.
Not only did Webb display remark
able nerve. but he proved himself an
inventor OF a remarkable Instrument
To clean out the cement which had
stopped mp the drainage pipe he con
trlved special drill, which Is so pow
erful ana yet so fieXible that II can
drill struight hole for certain dis
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
GIRL TURNS PURPLE.
Hair Tonic Dolaya Misa Maud Fryer's
Wedding Ten Days.

Wedding Ten Days.
As the result of shampooing al.
miulstcrol 10y Wlnlmantlc holrdress-
cr, Miss Maud Fryer of Waterbury.
Conn, turned purple. Miss Fryer was
60 hnvo been married on Nov. o. on
the Tuesday before Che wedding date
shc went TO tho h0lrdresscr for tho
sh0mpoolng
Whether an experiment. wns tried or
whether thcrO was deliberate at
tempt 10 interfere with the wedding
cannot be learned. Her family pro-
serves the utmost rctIcenco ON this
point
Miss Fryor emerged from the minis
tratlons of the halrdrcssor with her
hair stuck together ag though with
glue Soon aftcrward her face turned
purple. nud Inter her whole body fol-
lowed suit MISS Fryer fell into u
com0tosc condition and FOR week
was close To death. Then she sudden
ly recovered nnd on Nov. 10 became
Mrs. Horny n. Lor1n. Mr.. and Mrs.
Larllln arc now on their honeymoon.
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DIscovrrrD ~ M DAuan1rn.

been out collecting bills during tho
day. Returning To his office. ne open
cd lIs safe ana placed thc money in &c.
ifc then threw the door SMUT catching
the oud Of his beard iu t1r door lu
the excitement incident 60 bis odd pre-.
dicamcnt hc forgot the combination
and so could not release himself with
his chin resting on the safr hr was
discovered about on hour after the nc.
cidcnt by hls daughter. who came 10
find what had delayed him The safe
was broken open by locksmith.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

Walter Johnson the sixteen. ycar-old
son Of Peter johnson. q farmer living
about eight miles north Of Mckinley,
y. D.. on the Moose river. was literally
torn 10 pieces by n lynx The animal
had been seen in the nclghborhoOd by
several persons. aud young Johnson
went ont 90 kill %. taking q % calibcr
rifle 70 is supposed that he had shot
the lynx. but failed 10 XIII Il. where.
upon 80 attacked the boy and killed
him. When found the boys head was
almost torn from his body.
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NUMBER z
KIDNAPPED A CORPSE.
Remarkable and Pathetic Lovo Dram.
Enacted ln Naples.

Enacted In Naples.
Tho newspapers OF Naples publish
sensational accounts of remarkable
and pathetic love dwmu which has Just
been enacted there. A young man In
humble circumstances named Joseph
AlcssnnIrO was violently I'm lovo with
beautiful girl named Elyira Scallngl.
but tho father OF the lady dlsapproved
of his suit and engaged her 20 a rich
nobleman residing at COscrto. Just
before the date nNed tor tho Wedding,
however the lady died suddenly and
mysterlouely,
On the day following her funeral the
discovery was madO that tho grave had
been opened during tho night and tho
body stolen Inquiries were immcdi-
ately instituted, and it was eventually
asccrtalnod that tho body snatchor was
mono other than the deceased lady's
lover Alcssandro. The discovery OF
this fact was made by peasant who,
knowing cf Alcssaudro's love FOR the
Elrl, climbed tree outside the m0u's
house and saw tho missing body lying
ON bed uud Acssondro passionatcly
kissing tho face of the corpse, Tho
peasant assisted by several ncighbors,
forced hls way into tho house and re-
covered the body but Alcssandro es-
cuppl
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ont oul ho decided 90 boat bis way
south iu hopes OF obtaining q position
iu some of the brokerage Offices
lie arrived On ST. Joseph, $40. and
thorc cr1uled into boss car whore
the door Wns standing Open Soon
af,or pctfiug into Tho car ho heard tho
door being shut but ass be was sleepy
ana tired hc paid no moro attention TO
tho uoian Upon awakening he tried
to open tha door, buI ths was lmpossi.
Die. and as 'le train was moving no
could mot mHke himself hoard When
tho train tYpr0l ut Joplin four duys
later l. began to pound 1H the door.
The tranmon ho5r.He hc disturbance.
won. 'o tIa cr hut were afraid 90
hre.. ..e s..' Sergeant HUNrHu was
r.1 ra.oI ME opuaI Ono door and
Do tIa f1uisicJ mH1 out.
The mlu Was H'au to a restaurant
whore H m.I' was s..on him. Tho
tra.um.l th.u De-. lm ba.I into a car
to continue DTS journey
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

A large eagle attacked John Higgins
of 900 Magnolia avenue Elizabeth.
n. J.. whilo bc was hunting iu the
woods near Raritan Dcuuis Manning.
who was with HIGGINS. struck The bird
With his gun stunning 80 so that the
two men were able TO capture it after
a hard struggle Higgins CLOTHES wcro
nearly torn from his back. and hc was
cut by the birdn talous in many
places The two hunters took their cap
tive home with them Whom measured
20 proved to be seven feet ninc Inches
from wing tip 20 wing tlp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

When tue stomach. heart. or kidney
mel ves get veakfthen these organs always
fau Dor't drug the stompch. nor stimu.
late ths hfatt or kidneys. That is simply
makashift Get prescription known TO
dfuruisfs everywhere as Dr. Shops Re.
sorautc. The Restorative Is prepared ex-
pres o, Tor the, q weak inside nerves.
Strengthen these nerves. build them up
with ~. Shuops Restoratiye-tabiets or
quid and see how quickly help will come.
flfc mpie test sent on request by Dr.
Sirop Rac ne Wis. Your health Is surely
wosfi THIS simple test. Sold by strlckler :
dfur store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

10 check cold quickly ect from your
Druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets
cal cd Preventics. Druggists everywhere
are now dilpcnsing Pfcvcniics FOR they are
not only sale but decidedly effective ard
prompf. Prcvenucs contain no quiuine no
tfxatiVe. nothing harsh nor siCkening
Taken ~ the snccze Stage Pfcveutics
will prevent pneumonia bronchitis lggfippe,
esc Hence the name. Prcycutics. Good
for fcVcrish children q Preveutics asc
Trisi boxes SC. Sold by Stricklefs drus
wore
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dnctor
Train fs connects ~ Rowlrsbg ~ witi, B
4 o train (77 on Suudsys) Tor east at 100
am
frain y connects at Rowlcsburg With B
& D. train 77 fpr east al % m
Train Is connects Al RoNirsburg with 3.
X O. train (22 on sundays irof west ~
900 ~ and with from east a. 7;s7 am
Train Ie connects az Rowiesburg with y
4 O from west at ago p M.
x BRETT General Manager
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cnunht bu bad. Whl.knrs.

In locking his safc prior to going
home for supper. George Edgcmont. u
paperhanger who lives 90 Nunayunk
Pa. shut the safc door upon his flow
Ing whiskcrs and was held until re-
leased by his daughter EdgcmOnt had
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

Af,cr having walked i1 bis sleep
john DroeanI of st Louis. eighty
rr0rs old, ow0to to find himself
cr1gch.n4 on fr1il coping loss than a
foot wide outside a third story win
dow of fho house FRO which ne boards.
The shock uusej him 60 loso his bal.
anrc hlt Dice seized tho coping ana
daug'cl forty feet above tho street.
screaming Justify Aroused boordors,
unable tp drag him back Co safcty.
seized hs hands and ho'd~him for
twenty-five minutes until q Gro depart
mcut ladder wagon arrived. ana Drcc-
land. cSiaus.c1 end suffering from
fright ana exposure wfs s8ped
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
SHOT BY COMRADES,
Japanese Soldier Poet Marches
Singing to Death.
CONDEMNED FOR OESERTlON.

lwamatsu zenzo Wipes Out Stain Of
Disloyalty by 8ravely Paying tho
Penalty-Asks Fellow Fighters to Sec
Warning In His Fate.
Deserter and incendlary. Iwamatsu
Zenzo. twenty-four years old was shot
Nov. 10 by order OF court martial He
died displaying all the traditional for.
titudc OF the Japanese.
Zenzo belonged 10 the Fourth rcgi-
mcnt of the Second army division. sta.
toned at Scndai. in the north of Japan.
He deserted the regiment and Joined a
party of gamblers Hunted 10y the po.
lice, he took refuge IN an inn ana early
the next morning set fire to the place,
taking what valuablcs lie could lay
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12
LOCKED IN A BOX CAR.
Striking Teleurapher Four Daya With
nuL EnnL on NL--.l.-

out Food or Wator.
\ four day ride IN box car without
food or water was the experience OF
Walter Wilkinson. who was liberated
from tho cnr mt Joplin. Mo. by SER
Rc0nt OF police According TO the story
told by Wilkinson, he Is a telegraph
operator and his homo Is I'm Mount
Ayr In. After being out ON strike
nearly three months his money gave
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

Cocaine which dulls thc nerves never yet
cured nasal catarrh the heavy feeling boo
the forsht al the stuffed up sensation aud
the vatcfy discharge from eyes and nose
along wtth 40 the other miscrtcs attending
tie disessc are pat 10 rout by Ely's Cream
Balm. Smci and taste are restored breath
inc is made uormtl. Dnfi YOU try this
remedy on can form nC idea Of ihc rood it
will do iou. u applied directly 10 ihc sore
spot Al druggists. soc Mailed by Ely
bros s. Warren street. New York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

Winter or summer collie is unknoWa when
you s'vc the baby Dr Fahrneys Tcethins
stn You an SET ssmp II YOU write.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

For blues snd hcs aclcs have 10 GO.
When thei take an Esfly Riser.
DeWitts Lutte kat, Kiscr Pills are sold
%, StfiCkler's druc store W NJ Dent New
hnrs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-12

pCr sent interest is. Da'd or time Ger.
uhtatts % deposit AZ ihe kingwood Na
uona sank. kingw0od, w. Va
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vTTEST VIRGINIA NOR rHERN T. x
w In effect Aprila fgoz
HENRY HANsr General Manager

WANTED representative for kinRwood
w and vicinity 10 look after renewals and IN
crease subscription list of n prominent monthly
magazine, q salary and commission basis Ek-
porirnce desirable. but not necessary. Good oppor-
tunlty for right person. Address Publisher. Box
So Station o. New York.
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TO teach a public school in King
wood Ds,ric Apply 20
T. ] BowgRNsrEu,
President.
d. ] GwsoN, secretary
kHewOod, w. Va.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-12
NEW YORK rRoDUcE HARRIET.

NEW YORK. July 1l,--FLOuR-Quiet and
easy: Minnesota patent, s5ab.35. Rye Flour
and Cornmeal--St eaGy, Rye--Dull. Wheat
Spot weak; No 2 red 97lsc elevator a
break of &c per bushel took place In wheat
tot day following heavy liquidation, induced
by improved Northwest weather, poor cables
and reports of Increased new wheat offer
news. caused slight rally later, closing
2h @ PIC, under last night. July, os&c,:
September. si00l-S December, Sl.03A,
Corn--Spot easy: No. 2, 62c. elevator OPP
lions &c. net lower, July SIC. September,
G2hc. December, size; May, Gle. Oats
Spot steady; mixed 1910.
Beef and Cut Enthusiastically Lard
Steady; refined, steady Pork and Tallow--
Steady REORGANIZATION Rpsin-steady;
pcntlne--Quict.
Rice and Molasses--S,cady, Sugar--Rnw
steady; fair refining, 3ssMc.: centrifugal
DC test, Ss3Rc.. molasses sugar, 30SMc.; re.
fined steady Cotfce--Spot steady; Rio No
~ Sac Santos, No 4, TIC; mild, dull; Cor.
dova 9dl2%c. Futures points higher
( Butter--Firm; renovated. common 10 extra
( Eggs~-Firni; nearby. selected white. &c
/ choice 90 Gle; brown and mixed, extra
\ 2oT2lci FIRST TO extra hrst, 174l9c,; west
/ ern nrRts. l6Iz 4l7c
/ Frcghts and Peanuts--oulet and unchang
ed Poatocs--Wcak; new, per barrel, soc
| 417bi old per bag, 2bc.asl Cabbages-
EASY; Long Island and jersey, per barrel
/ bc, Southern, per crate, b09 75c. Cotton
seed oi--Dull and easier: no new features
summer yellow, 56i9c nominal; OFF summe
yellow ~ @ 55ci good off summer yellow
b315 SEC; prime white 63Q65c. prime win
ter yellow, 6SGl65c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-12
LETHARGY ON THE
PRODUCE MARKET

Dizziness continues on the wholesale
produce market the receipts of every
thing being light and the demand
not very active. I'VE are face to face
with summer lethargy all right" was
the remark of a Cary Street commits
sion merchant yesterday. Hot wealth
er, Of course. makes shipments to this
market light, and vegetables have
ceased to come altogether. Eggs are
low and chickens are not as high as
they have been. Seasonable fruits are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-12
COTTON AIARKErs

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE cotton narko,
was fairiy active during to-day's trading
Win Quotations nervous and irregular The
CLOSING was unsteady at an advance of
point 10 decline of 10 points most Of tho
hctNe months being within point or two
oi 1857 hlshts closing figures. Sales for the
day were. estimated at 400 600 bales Tbe
market opened steady at a decline OF afI6
points on rather lower cables and continued
good weather In the South Al hrst there
was some irreguartty, and during the early
session prices worked up to a net gain ~
about q points on the active months o,,
Ang 10 reports of very heavy rain IN Tea,
one point reporting eight inches Bit II
feernea that this precipitation was localized
uhd me llst eased off sharply during the
,!liouie session under continued selling bv the
ieadihs interests. who are said 10 have turn.
ed from the bull 10 the bear side. and scat-
tetlhg !iquldahon Around ll7O for Octo.
per. or ABOUT 7@l0 points net lower ana
home So points off from the best prices =,
ine season, the market was steadicd nv Gov
BRING and recovered most Of tho loss l., ~.
late trading on support attributed "a Naw
orleans houses and bullish messages from
3here regarding crop prospects July closed
WIN the BID price showing the ,naxlrnmn
ifecline OF 10 points, but this was IarpaiI
pofnlnal and 10 points under the lowest sal,
reported during tho day "'''
). Receipts for the day were ,eE, -.
against 2,l50 last week aud ? 7s5 Iax, y yan y
For the week 1900 against ia tps Iaa
week and 27,7Sf last year To-dayls recotr,
Al New Orleans l3G bales arains, ~ ~.
year, ana Al Houston AS bales against IS,
last year, 'o
Cotton futures opened ana closed s,cs5,
Open. High. Low clos,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-12
DRY GoOps MARkET

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE features of
the day OF the dry goods market was the
advance In staple prints of hc. per yard to
enc Buying was active In many lines dur
Ing the day and the tone OF the market is
strong. Dress goods are in better call.
Men'n wear lines show some Improvement.
Raw silk is lower.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-12
,ln,onlc meeting Tonight.

Dove Lodge. No. 81, Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons, Withhold an
important meeting In the lodge-room
in Masonic Temple tonight, begin
ming at o'clock. The secretary sa say,
business Of great Importance. besides
work In the degrees, VIII Claim the
attention Of the members. and a 1full
attendance Is very much desired. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-12
GRAIN MARKET Is
DECIDEDLY STRONG

The new wheat so far received on
change is Of splendid quality, show
ing that the crop Of this year is fully
UP to the expectations of the deal
ers. There is an active demand for
all grain at gu tside figures quoted.
The receipts yesterday We're lighQ not
near large enough to meet the active
demand.
The dealers look for large receipts
of wheat next week