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The Washington times., 1907-12-02
The Lunch Counter
Is the Cause Of Dyspepsia and Indi.
gestiOn, Catarrh OF the Stomach
and Heart Disease.
Eins-Tenths Of Those Who Hat There
Bolt Down Their Food.

The next time you eat at a lunch
counter just you watch the people op-
posite. Look down the whole line and
notice how they bolt down their food,
washing II down with hot coffee or
cold water. First they take a large
bite then a drink, a bite and a drink,
hurrying through their meal In FIVE OF
ten minutes
Many Of them don't know the correct
way 10 eat, while others are 50 intent
on money-ma6ing that they VII not
take the time 10 eat properly
The lunch counters create a great
demand for StUarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
for every one now knows that they as
sist the stomach in digesting the food
that has been suddenly forced down
into IT,
Health should be the first thing
sought for IN the battle for existence.
With q sound body all things are
possible 10 man, while ill-health handi-
caps him.
The dyspeptic is usually grouchy and
cannot meet his fellOw-man in the
proper spirit 20 win hts confidence and
esteem. Many a fine proposition mas
failed because q dyspeptc was back OF
Your brain does not work right where
dyspeptiC conditions prevail neither
does any organ Of the body.
Get your digestive apparatus IN per
feet condition first and all viii 90 well
with you.
Take Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets until
you cure yourself OF Indigestion. ca
tarrh OF the stomach and dyspe psia.
and your heart. liver. brain and all the
organs o the body viii perform their
functions properly and you viii be IN
sound health
Don't give up IN despair, but get
right and all things viii come your
way and fortune Will again smile upon
YOU
You can purchase Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets anywhere on earth. They have
become a family necessity everywhere.
They are 20 cents per package
Send US your name and ddreSs to
day and we viii at once send you by
r. A. stuart Co, $50 Stuart Bldg. Mar
shall. Mich
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
Morbid Curiosity
DranS Hundreds
To Court Door

A sensation-loving thrOng stormed the
court house today, the last day OF the
trial of Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley. AS
early as ) o'clock this morning the
crowd began to gather and the large
corps OF marshaIs were compelled TO go
on duty ahead of time. The staid old
city hall, usually so quiet, wa.kened
two hours earlier today and every cor
ridor leading 10 Criminal Court. No. 1,
was thronged by those eager to hear
the last chapter In the tragic story.
about In arNious expectancy.
They were all told that the doors
would not be opened for nearly two
hours, that only a limited number would
be admitted and that when the seating
capacity OF the courtroom had been eX-
hausted the doors would be closed. This
had no effect. however. Each took a
chance on being one Of the lucky num-
Der to get in when the doors were
on the number increased.
Three-fOurths OF the number were
women. young and old, and the majority
OF them were gowned as IL for an after
noon tea They edged up closer and
closer 10 the doors and when the court
room was finally opened there was a
rush for seats. The bailihfs. however,
kept 10 the rule OF the court, and when
the benches were filled the balins
closed the doors.
This did not discourage the 800 or 400
or more who We're left on the outside.
They stood for hours, during the whole
or the morning session. in the hope
tnat some Of those who were inside
might grow tired and come out.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
GALLINGER REVIVES
TUBERCULOSIS BILL
Franchise for Car Lines and
Other District Measures
to Come Up.

Senator Gallinger, chairman Of the
District Committee, will shortly intro
duce bill for the registration OF tuber-
cuiosis cases in the District. It win be a
revision Of the bill which was presented
last session and viii be intended as a
compromise TO meet the objections
raised by physicians and others.
Senator GalIinger Is not quite ready TO
present his bill for the extension Of the
street car lines TO the Union Station.
He IS seeking further information from
the street railway lines.
Among old bills which he win soon re-
introduce will he one providing for a
home for aged col0red people IN the
District; one 20 reimburse the deposltOrs
Of the late Freedm6n's Saving and Trust
Company; one providing for the erection
OF monument IN the District 70 the
priVateE Of the army and navy, and
one for a park on Georgetown Heights.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
SUCCUiBS
TO BULLET FIRED
BY SUBORDINATE

KANSAS CITY. No, Dec. 2-Hiram
jackson Groves, managing editor of the
Kansas City Post. who was shot a
week ago by Gen. r. c. Horne, Eor-
merly an editorial writer on the same
paper, died this morning Of blood pois-
on. which set in yesterday. Mr.. Groves
had been doing so well UP TO Sunday
that his recovery was expected.
General Horne shot both Mr.. Groves
and o. ID. Woodward without a word
or warning. Woodward was shot three
tlines, but will recover. General Horne
had been discharged. and returned to
argue the matter with Mr. Groves.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
E. A. McINTYRE'S WILL FILED.

The will of Edwin A. Mcintyre, dated
March 21. 1891. was filed for probate
this morning. All OF the personal prop
erty ts given absolutely TO his widow.
Mrs. Lettie 4. Mcintyre, with a life
interest In the real estate. After the
death Of the widow the real estate is
20 Dc divided between the suTvising chill
dren and their heirs. In the event of
the death Of all the testator's heirs
the property as 10 go to the Metropoli-
tan Methodist Episcopal Church TO be
used for Sunday school work.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
ARIZONA PEOPLE DISLIKE
JOINT STATEHOOD PLAN

Governor Joseph II. Xibbey. OF Ari-
zona Territory, in his snnual report to
the Secretary of the Interior, strongly
emphasizes The fact that the sentiment
In the Territory IS against the proposed
joint Statehood Of that Territory with
New Mexico. He says that the senG-
ment against the proposition is strong
er now than IL was a year ago, when IL
was defeated at the polls. He says the
laW against gambling has been general
" observed and the Territory is free
from that OWL
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
SLIT BABES WIaDPIPE
AND REVIVES ITS LIFE

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Dec. 2.-After
respiration had ceased and heart ac-
ton had stopped, Lucille Hudson. four
years old. daughter of Edward Hud-
son, was brought back to life. She had
been smothered by diphtheria and had
been pronounced dead
DR.. Louis Syman slit the chIld's wind
pipe with a penknlfe and inserted a
rubber tube.
After an hours work breathing into
the tube and working the cnild's chest,
she resumed breathing.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
ATTACK ON SPEAKER
BY MINNESOTA MAN

Representative Cooper OF Minnesota
today made a sensational attack upon
the Speaker Of the House and the au-
thOrIty he wields. He declared II was
too much power TO be vested in one
person and entirely contrary to the re-
publican idea Of government.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
FIRE IN HOUSTON, TEX,
CAUSES 100000 LOSS

HOUSTON, Tex. Dec. 2-Early today
fire started in the block bounded by
Main. Tanning. Congress, and Preston
streets. The loss Is now more than
$4,000. The flremen had great difficulty
In getting the blaze under control
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
ROOT TO GIVE DINNER
TO CENTRAL AMERICANS

Secretary OF State Root VII give
dinner to the delegates OF the Central
American peace conference, December 2
Members o. the Cabinet. Supreme
Court, Senate, and House, and Andrew
Carnegie will attend
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
DELAYS LOCAL LABOR HEARING.

Justice Gould, in Equity Court, No 2,
this morning postponed tn hearing of
the injunction proceedings Of Richard
son & Burgess and other master build
crs. against William II. Maghan. pTesi-
dent of Bricklayers' Union, No. /, and
other union labor leaders, TO Wednes-
day.
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Special Notices.

IHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
otocknolders Of the Washington Railway
Syld Electric Company Tor the election II
Iylte ~, Tors 10 serve for the ensuing yes ?,
and the transa ctiOa OF such other bll, i
ness as may properly come before the
meeting viii be held at the office OF the
company, 18th and East Capitol Streets.
" aShlngton, u. C.. on SATURDAY.
JANUARY IS, 1903. between the hours q
i. M and !. RI
The Bylaws require that the books
lof lhe transfer OF stock snail be closed
thirty C3O days prior 20 tie annual
meeting Books for the transfer %
stock viii. therefore. be closed frem De-
cember 20. 1917, 70 January IS, lgJs, both
dates inclusive
Holders OF Voting Trust Certificates
mast exchange them for stock certifi-
Gates on or before J. Eecember l9 1901. IN
order 10 vote the same
+. j. WHITEHEAD.
noze,ZZ. "a. .Z6,Zs.50 Secretary.
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Died

Monday. December , 1907.
CHARLES r. DONALDSON, beloved hus--
band OF Sarah i. Donaldson, III jefferson
street northwest
Funeral on Wednesday, December (, from
his late home Services at Oak Hiu Gem
etery. II
The Washington times., 1907-12-02

II. +. HOLLOCK-Cabinet making and
upholstering. finishing and Gaming. pack
ing and shipping. VIII receive fur
niture at depot. unpack. place and
polish; also polish pianos and enamel
beds at reasonable prices. Reference
90 L st. NV Phone II 800. no2-3Ot
The Washington times., 1907-12-02

THE PIKE ADDING MACHINE CO.
wish 10 announce that they have re-
moved from the Bond Bldg. to their new
Offices, Nos. 316-ls-18. the Munsey Bldg.
where a full line Of electric and hand
operated machines are now on exhibition.
uOZ-l4t
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y. r. COLES q CO., sos 9th It NV
UphOlstering OF all kinds; furniture, slip
covers ana mattresses. Phone NJ 651A
Ocl-tf
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
Brilliant Plea Made
For Mrs. Bradley
(ContInued dom First Page.)

vJt.on and tho intensity Of her love,
and continued:
what a wife this woman would have
made If in early life she had been
united to q man whom she could love.
The letters that have been introduced
I'm evidence here show that hers was a
nature intensely hOusewifely. We have
glimpses of her economy, we have ab-
sOlute proofs Of her love of those who
surround her. and of her fidelity TO her
affections.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
Contradicts Confession.

''She says. He rushed at me and
grabbed hold OF me- and the course
the bullet and the mark upon the hand,
and the fact that the overcoat Is not
produced. absolutely contradicts and
wipes out Of this case the story that
was told by this woman that night at
the police station, to the effect that Brown
nut on his overcoat and was attempting
TO leave the room when the shot was
fred. because. had that been done. there
would have been a direct wound into
the body or a glancing wound across
the body. This woman. distressed beyond
all understanding, went TO that room to
end her own life A struggle ensued.
and Brown was shot and killed by the
gun that ne purchased. in PocatellO, and
told the woman to use upon his wife.
In the eyes OF God I do most firmly
believe that no stain rests upon her
soul, for with reason bereft she could
not stay her hand.
Sometimes the bullet from a pistol
held by tender hands becomes the thuu-
derbolt OF God to manifest his power.
what will your verdict be? VIII you
hang this poor distressed woman or
will you speak and bid her go free2
now leave her with you. AS you judge
this woman, who so long has walked
through the dark shadows, may you be
Judged on that day when the quick and
the dead shall be summoned and the
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The Washington times., 1907-12-02
Mr. Hoover's Address.

Mr.. Hoover addressed himself mainly
to the evidence and It's Interpretation.
He dissected every phase Of the case
and brought out one feature hereto
: fore untouched IN favor OF the defend
ant
That vas the fact that the Govern
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
CARL vICORY. I5I7 ID ST. NV Phone N-es0o-
LEADING BOOKBNDERS.
WONDER SToRE.

FavOrB. toys. fancy paper, scrap book pic
tures. unsei. snow" candles. lanterns.
candy boxes. paper napkins. paper flowers.
EpangIes. paper dolls. millions Of toys for
the tree or for stocking presents J
JAY GOULD. Al 9th ST. nO23-3ot
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED for
SOC, and guaranteed for year. KRAMER
17I6 18th ST nv. Phone North 6s43.
no2S-10t
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
ARCHITECT.

WHY BUILD DAMP HOUSES
Sec PracfiraI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
GIPHERING MATCH HELD
At GRASS RUN SCHOOL
Pleasant and Instructive Affair In
Charge of Miss Musser and
Guy Goodwin.

A very pleasant and instructive
ciphering match took place at the
Goodwin school, Grass Run. Friday
night. under the management of Miss
Grace Musser. assisted by Guy Good
win.
After the close of the clphering
match. two of the trustees, George
T. Nuzum and e. T. Bennett, made
short speeches on education and
school work. which were very enter
tanning and instructive, A great
many were present, and all applaud
ed vigorously the able remarks Of
the speakers.
After singing America" the meet
ing was ended, and all dispersed in
the best Of spirits. declaring they had
had a most enjoyable and beneficial
evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
GAS COMPANY
APPLIES FOR CHARTER
Lumberport Concern Chartered WIN
Supply Gas For the Town
of ofLumberport.

The Lumberport Natural Gas Com
pahy has applied for a charter and
win organize and begin business at
once, The company win have an
authorized capital Of $4,000, with
ten or twelve incorporators. Among
these are N. L. Riblett. Boyd E.
Hornor, Lee Boggess, Or. L. G. oys-
ter, II. @. Hedges and E. d. Mccarty.
AS soon as the charter arrives the
company win elect officers and pro-
coed to. business. It is the intention
to supply Lumberport with gas and
also to furnish gas for manufacture
ing industries in that section. This
step promises to result in the rapid
development of that town as there
IS plenty of gas and water there. es-
sentials to the Industrial upbuilding
Of any place these days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
BAND
RENDERS FINE MUSIC
Boys and Girls Of Northview Dis
play Exceptional Talent in
Band Music.

The Lafayette Concert Band gave
some very delightful street. corner
concerts Saturday evening, whicn
immense crowds enjoyed very much.
Prof Louie zeller is the leader of
the band. which is composed of boys
and girls from nine to sixteen years
of age. He organized IT two
months ago. Prior to that time
none Of them knew any thing about
band music, and the highly accomp-
llshed playing they exhibited satur-
day evening shows they have great
musical talent and is an evidence Of
the splendid training Prof. Zeller has
given them. There are twenty-nine
members of the band. Before the
summer months arrive Prof. Zeller
expects to have a membership Of
sixty in the band.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
TO HOLD SPECIAL
REVIVAL SERVICES
The Rev. r. b. McDanel Announces
Weekday Meetings At First
baptist Church.

At the First Baptist church sun
day the pastor announced that spec
iai revival services would begin on
Wednesday night Of this week. on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
nights there win be special services
Of prayer. The two revival eie-
ments- that are to be emphasized in
this meeting are prayer ana personal
work Twenty-Five young people
voluntarily met the pastor at the
close of the service on Sunday night
to be enlisted in a personal workers
campaign. A marked interest in
Christian service is being shown By
the young people. All are invited to
atteud these services beginning We'd
nesday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
new OFFICERS
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
Executives Chosen BY First Baptist
Church Organization For Ensu-
ing Year at ANIMAL Election

The annual election OF officers was
held yesterday morning in the Sun
day school Of the First Baptist
church. The unanimous result was
as follows:
Superintendent. W. Garrett.
Assistant superintendent-Taney
Harrison.
secretary-c. Earl Israel.
Treasurer-David ]. Walters.
The Sunday school placed on rec
ord its hearty appreciation OF the SER
vices OF the retiring superintendent,
J. Otis Stout. Under his administra-
ton the school has made a gratffy-
ing increase in number and contribu-
tions and the outlook for substantial
growth in the year to come Is very
bright.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
STATE SOLONS
ARE GATHERING

The legislature will convene We'd
nesday in Charleston in biennial ses.
sion. Many OF the members and a
number Of party leaders on botn
sides have already arrived and Others
are on the way.
There promises to be a fight for
the Organization Of the two houses
The chances favor the selection OF
Senator McDermott, of Monongalia
county, for president Of the senate.
and J. A. Seaman, OF Jackson coun-
ty. for speaker OF the house.
1t is conceded John T. Harris
will be clerk Of the senate without
any opposition. IL is stated the
Democrats will not even nominate a
man against him.
A close contest has already devel-
oped over the clerkship Of the housr.
The candidates are Harry shaw,
Doug Hughes and Mont Topping.
with the odds In favor Of shaw,
though the outcome Is REGARDED
doubtful.
The party eaueuses VIII be held to-
morrow afternoon and night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
MANY TRAVELLERS
OVER NEW LINE
Traction Lines Were Quite Busy
sunday-ClarIsburgers Went
Down the River.

The lately completed electric rail-
way service between clarksburg and
Fairmont was responsible for the
large number OF clarksburgers in
that city Sunday. From early
morning until late in the afternoon
each car brought in dozen or more,
and every other person one met on
the main streets hailed from Clarks-
burg.
On the other hand there was a
big crowd of Fairmonters here.
The traction line has not been
completed long enough for every
body to become thoroughly accus-
toned to it and among the travellers
Sunday the majority were probably
taking their first trip over the line.
Everybody seems to be delighted
at the new order of things and both
from business and from social
standpoint the line IS big conven-
ience.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
.EINNERTY IS HELD
FOR CIRCUIT COURT
William Follen Charles Him with
Selling Restaurant With Intent
To Defraud Creditors.

Patsey Finnerty was given hear
ing in Magistrate Gordon's court
Monday morning on the charge of
selling a restaurant with intent to
defraud' creditors at the conclusion
of which he was held for the next
grand jury under bond of $1,000.
The charge against Finnerty was
preferred by William NJ. Follen, who
with VIII Post, purchased the res
taurant in the rear Of the Diamond
saloon on Pike street from Finnerty
last November. Follen alleges that
Finnerty knew there was an execu-
ton against the restaurant in the
hands OF W. Guy Merritt, constable,
when the sale was made and also
that there were other claims for
debt against the concern. John
Tierney and Mike Sheridan went on
Finnerty's bond.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
GOE and HIS MEN
GET CONTINUANCE

The hearing Of the trespass suits
agains twilliam R. Goe and twenty
six employees of the Hope Natural
Gas Company instituted by John A.
and B. L. Gawthrop as the result or
a shindy between the Gawthrops and
the gas company on the Gawthrop
place near o'Neil a week ago, we're
continued by Magistrate Gordon
Monday afternoon until next Monday
afternoon at request Of the defend
ants Goe and his men applied for
an Injunction from Judge Lynch
against the Gawthrops restraining
the latter from interfering with the
laying Of the pipe line on the Cav
throp place. and the same is being
argued.
The hearing OF Harry Bonnet on
the warrant sworn out by B. L. Cav
throop charging him with assault
was held and the warrant dismissed.
The evidence showed that Gawthrop
was the aggressor and struck Bon
nett hrst with a club whereupon
Bonnet struck Gawthrop with his
asf a CASA t1F
~r-rf Hf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
BABY is found dead !. :. :.
IN ITS PARENTS BED.
A
Three-AIonths-oid Child Of Homer
White smothers to Death
In Their Bed.
AIorHRR FINDS THE BODY
Does Not Know II is Dead Until She
Gets Breakfast and Goes
To Awaken 1t.

Lumberport was treated to a
rather sensational incident a day or
80 ago. It finally leaked out, al
though. an effort was made to keep
1t quiet.
Mrs. Homer White was startled
Saturday morning to ind her baby.
aged three months. dead In bed. The
child slept insthe bed with the par
ens. They arose. presumably leav-
ing the babe asleep. After she had
gotten breakfast. she went to wake
the baby. andryas horrihed to ind it
cold in death. The probability is It
had been dead several hours. The
proper authorities we're notified, but
no action was taken except to make
a brief investigation. resulting in the
conclusion that the child had prob
ably smothered to death during the
might, without the knowiedgesof the
parents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
TRACY ELECTED
TO PRESIDENCY
OF the Organization of the Station
AIRY Engineers Of State of
West Virginia.

The State Association of National
Association of Stationary Engineers
Of West Virginia in annual meeting
at Wheeling Saturday evening elect
ed officers as follows. and then in
stalled them: n
President. Tracy, of clarks-
burg. m
vice President. A. shuli, of
Moundsvllle.
secretary-H. B. Turner, of Hunt
ington.
treasurer. R. AnaIter. or
Wheeling.
conductor-E J. vOltz, of Wheel
ing.
Door Keeper George Burford, of
Charleston.
The next annual convention will
probably be held in this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
BOUND OVER
TO KEEP PEACE
Is Lizzie Saunders, coIored. Who
Threatens to Butcher the
Day Family With Hatchet.

Justice John T, Flynn. at Wilson
burg Saturday evening late bound
Mrs bizEie Saunders, -eelored, over
TO keep the peace. The bond was
fixed at 500 and she was given ten
days in which to give 1t. At the
expiration Of that time, II the bond
be not given, he will commit her to
Jail. The complaint was made by
John Day. colored, of Chieftain.
whose family she threatened to
butcher with a hatchet. She also
threw clubs and stones at them.
Special Constable j. W. schrader ar
rested and took her before the mag
istrate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
BUSINESS MEETING
Of QUARTERLY MEETING
WIN Be Held in the Dun Street Unit
ed Brethren Church
Tonight.

Quarterly meeting Sunday at the
United Brethren church at North
view was well attended. considering
the weather and the services were
very helpful. The Rev. j. p. Pig
gott. of Adamston. formerly OF
Bdckhannon. presiding elder of the
district, preached excellent sermons.
The business session OF the quar-
terly meeting viii be held at the
Dun street church in the stealey ad-
dition tonight at Z o'clock, after
which the Rev. Mr.. Piggott will
preach another god sermon. All
are invited to the meeting by the
pastor, Rev. D. W. Cunningham.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-07
MCCLELLAN MAY
LOSE HIS OFFICE
Suit Is Brought In Behalf of wn.
liam Randolph Hearst BY
Attorney General.
IRy AssoeIated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Jan. 7-Attorney
General Jackson on behalf of the
people of the State of New York to-
day entered suit in the supreme court
against George B. Mcclellan. praying
that the latter be ousted from the
offifiice of mayor of the City of New
York on the ground that he is an
usurper and unlawfully holds such
ofifice. whereas William Randolph
Hearst is legally entitled to the same.