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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-17

very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr. F. N. Baugher
at Folsom, Wednesday evening al
6 o'clock, The contracting parties
We're his daughter, Miss Bertha. and
Mr.. Scott w. seranage, of Grafton.
Both are widely known in social
circles. The ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Homer Bum
gardner. The couple came to
Clarksburg last night and left for
eastern cities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-17

FOR RENT-Storc room. ZOE North
Fourth street. A mos. desirable
location. close to b. e O. depot.
For particulars inquire Henry
Raymond. 529 W. Main St
WANTED-Whitc girl for genera.
homework. Good wages 226
Clay street
WANTED-GirI for general house
work in family of three adults.
Good wages. 21S Mechanic stree.
FOR SALE-At public auction Sat
urday evening AT Court house,
we'll broken pony. gentle with
children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-17

Situation wanted lads" inserted
free in. The Telegram.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
PAPER TO CLOTHE us
LATEST SARTORIAL IDEA

utility--resIstanc to moisture. They
are wearable, pliable, washable, dry
able--perhaps boilable and fryable,
for all anybody knows to the coz
trary
Soaked in water for a day and a
night and then allowed to dry, they
prove to be as trong as overland the
, only difference detected is a slight
shrlnkage. There is no doubt that
they would stand frequent exposure
to rain as we'll as, and possibly bet
ter than, many cloths and muslins
now in general use at much higher
prices.
With the loss of the heat-retalning
properties that characterize the ordi-
nary sheet OF paper, the new cloth
becomes even cooler than cotton foe
wear as a garment. But that Is an
immensely valuable asset, for II
makes the stun peculiarly suited to
all warm climates and to the torrid
summer sason OF many so-called tenn
perate zones.
A boon thrice blessed it can be
to thousands OF summer workers, as
we'll as ldlers, men as we'll as wom-
en-, whom It will enable to comply
with the proprieties and still be as
comfortable as though they were dis
cardIng half the clothing which the
conventions compel them to wear.
It's utilities cover the needs of hu-
manity from foot TO head, for al
ready straw hats are made of paper
more cheaply and more handsome
ly than the original straw aspired to.
The paper STRAW" hats do not fade
and do not wilt, and, the material be-
ing OF any length, miracles OF all
sorts In hat making are awaiting the
deft hands OF the designer. The most
impressive triumph thus far achieved
has been the attainment OF quality
In paper STRAW" which challenges
comparison with the finest Panama
hats.
So the paper age has arrived. The
German way has taken twenty years.
The American way won't be satisfied
II Il takes longer than twenty min
utes.
What with our. hurry-up habit os
discovering forest and jamming u
pulp mill into It's peaceful lnsldes,
.he future seems to hold out tho
promise that the modern Adam and
Eve viii soon be able to promenade
into the dreamy woodland In the
morning and come out with a couple
of trunkfulls of stylish fig leaves In
the afternoon. Which Is betting back
TO nature with a vengeance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
THE MAN WHO
WAS KILLED
NOWHERE

Ramon Gutierrez owned, or, at any
lrate, said he owned, the little island
of Mercedes. one of the lovely group
that shuts off the Santa Barbara
channel from the sweep of the Pa
cific. This was long before the deal
er in tourists had discovered the
slumberous beauties of Santa Cata-
lima, with its dreamy Bay of Avalon
and Its pursuit OF the anything but
sleepy tuna.
Ramon had discovered that hidden
under a brown cloak of sunburned
grass there lay an inner sucoulent
herbage, admirably fitted for sheep,
He had found, too, that the sheep
wandering up and down the wind
swept hills while they nosed for this
green food grew a thick, long wool
that was much appreciated on the
mainland. SO the sheep of Ramon
Gutierrez grew fat and grew long
wool on the island of Mercedes while
the bankroll OF Ramon grew fat In
the vaults of the National bank of
Los Angeles. Which is more than
Ramon did, for he ever remained a
lean Spanish-American, hot of blood
and hotter OF passion, short of sta
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
HAD AN AWFUL TIME.
Hut Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Cured Him.

lt Is with pleasure that | give you
this unsolicited testimonial. About
a year ago when had a severe case
of measles / got caught out In n
hard rain and the measles settled In
my stomach and bowels. ] had an
awful time and had II not been for
the use OF Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy !
could not have possibly lived but a
few hours longer. but thanks to this
remedy am now strong and we'll.
have written the above through sim
Pile gratitude and shall always
speak a good word for this remedy.
Sam II. Gwln. Concord. Ga. For
sale at DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
q Chamberiala's Collie, Cholera and
DiarFhoea Remedy Better Than
Three Doctors,

"Three years ago we had three doc
tors with our little boy and every
thing that they could do seemed iu
vain. At last when all hope seemed
10 be gone we began using Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy aud In a few hours he began
TO improve. Today Is as healthy a
child as parents could wish for
Mrs. n. ]. Johnston, Linton. Miss.
For sale al Dr. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
24O.246 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon
Salem, Oregon


tinued, nervously, that a juryman
be withdrawn, so as to annual the
present sitting"
And despite the frantic objections
OF the prosecuting attorney, the Judge
forthwith discharged the prisoner
The prosecuting attorney was
white with rage, and, shaking his
finger at Delmar, said:
You think you have quashed this
Not by jugful. You've dug your
own grave, Mr.. Delmar. If the case IS
outside the jurisdiction of Los An-
geles county, it's inside the federal
jurisdiction, and II ! don't get true
bill before the district court my name
amt Leandro Hutchins."
"My dear Hutchlns," said Delmar,
81 quite agree with you, and especial
ly so as Judge Grifith is a master in
constitutional law-and a particular
friend of mine"
In pursuance of this threat Hut
chins brought the matter before the
federal grand jury, secured an in
dictment and the arrest of Gutierrez
by federal marshal. Hutchins was
so hopping mad at the absurd man.
ner In which he had been bowled
over by a gust of windy sophistry
that he split the creed of the laws's
delays into a thousand fragments,
and rushed his case through with a
surpassed had his father been
surpassed had his father had been
the victim OF Ramons pistol instead
OF Canton coolie.
Delmar kept on smiling like An
Lees own God of Abundance, and re-
peated those tactics in the United
States district court which he had
practiced before the criminal judge.
He allowed the prosecution of the
case, made no attempt TO cross-ex-
anime the witnesses for the prosecu-
tion and introduced none of his own.
But what he said was this:
IF your honor will permit me, this
is a simple case of nonadjudioandum.
The crime, II any crime occurred,
took place on the wharf running out
from the island of Mercedes, which,
by the act OF the legislture of 1886
81, was made part of the county of
Los Angeles.
Now, a wharf properly anchored
TO and continuing from an island or
a mainland is but an appurtenance
of that island or mainland. It is as
much an integral part of the land as
is the nail which grows on the finger,
which l have the honor of pointing
at you in a most respectful emphasis
Such being the case, and surely 1t
needs no further argument before
your honorable self, the alleged
crime took place in the county of
Los Angeles, and is, therefore, an
ordinary criminal case, TO be tried
by the legal authorities of that coun-
ty, petiaion for a nolle."
There was funny twist at the
corner of Justice Grifith's mouth as
he leaned over the desk and entered |
the phrase "Dismissed-no jurlsdic-
tion'-on the brief, which he then
handed TO the clerk of the court.
But Gutierrez could not be tried by |
the criminal court. having been once |
In peril and there being no new evil
denee. So he went free, the killing
OF All Lee passed unpublished, and
he is still recorded in Los Angeles
county as the man who was killed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
CHARLES w. ELIOT.
Who has been president of Har-
ward university for thirty-six
years.

ture and shorter of temper, says the
Washington Times.
Ramon kept n gang OF Portuguese
herders to tend the sheep and a
Cinnamon to cook for the herders
The chief of the herders was one
Lulz-and the Chinese cook said his
name was All Lee, but he answered
equally well TO Sam.
Between Luiz and All Lee there
had been bad blood for months. duo
primarily TO the Portuguese herder
having discovered the Chinese cook
putting gull flesh into tomales. while
the chicken which had been intended
for the dish formed part of the
Chinaman's department OF the. inter-
Tor. Luiz had yanked All Lee around
the caboose by his queue, and All
Lee had seized the meat chopper
when Ramon appeared and prevented
-no,averted-the tragedy.
One hot, still afternoon In July
Luiz complained TO Ramon that the
Chinaman had fouled the drinking
well. Ramon turned roughly on the
cook. for he though much of Lulz
and little OF An Lee. and the China
man answered saucily.
you dog" cried Ramon, do you
dare to speak like that to me?" and
lifted his cane 10 strike.
The sun must have got into All
Lees head, for without a word of
warning he whipped out a revolver
and fred at his master. Quick as the
Chinaman had been Lulz was quick
er. for as the Chlnaman drew his re-
yolyer Luiz drew his knife, and as
All Lee fred the Portuguese slashed
the chinaman across the neck. The
knife missed the jugular, for which
II had been aimed, and An Lee.
wheeling like lightning. shot Luiz
through the stomach.
Then the Chinaman dropped the
revolver and. with howl. fed down
the trail that led to the wharf. A
first Ramon could not understand:
he did not know why All Lee had
not plugged him with bullet, but
when he turned his eyes in the di-
reetion OF the fleeing cook he knew
the reason for All Lees scamper.
A whalf. 400 feet long had been
built out from the island in order
to get deep water for the aecommo-
dation OF a small eoasting steamer
that called for the trafic OF the ISL
ands. Twenty Jumping bales OF wool
from Ramon's sheep had been put on
board the steamer. which was then
preparing to draw away from the
wharf-head.
Ramon saw that All Lee had seen
the imposslbility OF living an hou.
after the herders' knowledge that
their padrone had been slain. and 80
he had made for the only possible
avenue OF escape. the steamer.
by the Sacramento. cried Ra-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
Why Fret and Worn

When your child has a seTg
You need not fear pneursA'
other pulmonary diseases. KHa
piled with Ballard's Hrsz
Syrup-a positive cure for q
Coughs, Whooplng Cough ani \
chitis. Mrs. Hall of Sioux FiA
d., writes. 81 have used yoI T
derful Ballard's Horehound y
on my children for five years ~
suits have been wonderful" 81
d. j. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
For an Impaired Annetii.

To improve the appetite
strengthen the digestion tv
doses of Chamberlain's stom,a
Liver Tablets. Mr.. J. H. selh 4
troit, Mich. says: "They resoM
appetite when impaired, relIsM
of a bloating feeling and awl
pleasant and satisfactory nvu
OF the bowels" Price 25 cent? /
Piles free. For sale at Dr. d
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

For the good OF those suffering
with ecEema or other such trouble.
wish to say. my wife had something
OF that kind aud after using the doc
tors remedies for some time con-
claded 90 try chamberlAin's salye.
and Il proved TO be better than any
thing she had tried. For sale at Dr..
stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

The Chicago Tribune has 4
the picture of "the most Mr
woman In America" and 4
thousand other women nov n,
poor opinion OF the men vha|
as judges. Washington Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

mon, che shall not escape" And
picking up All Lees pistol he went
galloping down the trail after the
Chlnaman. Wiry Ramon was a good
runner and the Chinaman was not,
but when All Lee heard the flying
steps of his pursuer and then a Choir
us OF yells from the herders, who
were nocking in from the hills 20
see what the shooting meant, he pelt
ed down the wharf like frightened
hare.
When All Lee reached the string
piece the steamer had thrown off her
line and was slowly getting under
headway. II was an impossible jump
but Ramon and the terror OF death
were behind him, and with another
howl All Lee leaped.
AS All Lee leaped Ramon fired, and
lit was found afterward that by one
OF those accidents OF Workmanship
the bullet had gone clean through the
Chlnaman's heart. All Lee was in
midair when he was shot and he fell
straight as a stone into the sea be-
tween the wharf and the steamer.
Now 1t happened that the sheriff
OF Los Angeles county was on board
the steamer. His name was Vissar
Hank Vlssar-and as his term of
office ran only two weeks longer he
saw In the present episode a most
fortultious aid TO reelection. So In
the full exercise of the majesty Of
the law he had the captain back up
the steamer to the wharf, jumped
ashore and arrested Ramon Gui-
terez.
The ranchero was taken up TO the
mainland and a charge. OF murder
preferred against him. He was held
In $4,000 bail and his case came up
in the October term of the criminal
court at Los Angeles county. p. NJ.
Delmar, who was prouder OF know
ing the bass of Mozart's Twelfth
Mass" than he was of never having
lost a case, appeared for Gutierrez.
The sheriff and the captain OF the
steamer-her name, by the way. was
the Alcatraz-swore to the facts OF
the homicide and Deimar never ask
ed them a question or objected to Q
single statement OF fact.
When the prosecuting attorney. an
Immature lawyer, but a splendid fei-
low. turned to Delmar and said
That Is our ease" Delmar smiled
and said; "Oh, is IL? Well, must
say don't see where you case lies"
Then, with that plying smile
which always meant so much mis-
chief TO the other side, he addressed
the court In this remarkable fashion:
Really. your honor. feel that |
should apologize to you for my share
In taking mp your valuable time over
q useless question, The prosecution
has shown that the Chinaman All
Lee was shot and received a death |
wound by a bullet that pierced his
hearrt while he wasin midair. /
That is. he was shot In flight !
like bird on the wing. He
was killed in the air. not in Los
county, for surely the eoun-
~ OF Los Angeles does not pretend
for one minute 10 have jurisdiction
over the cireumambient atmosphere
that life-giving ether with which
God In His Infinite mercy has sur
rounded His beings.
Il move, your honor. that the case
Is without your jurisdiction"
The Judge looked absolutely star
tied at the audacity OF the PROPOSE !
ton.
III Is a point without precedent
hat you have raised. Mr.. Delmar."
Ae said. 'T would suggest he con- 7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

Oklahoma asks advice a
president as to her constitutr
gets a lemon. That serves d.
ma right. WHO would be tv
self must make his constItuh,
by-laws.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

Secretary Taft says that IAs 4
Panama story is a tissue Of !
hoods. The term sounds iaH'
Secretary Taft is evidently eiA
ing himself to carry out The :
dents policies PhiladelPha
ord.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

The campaign of the terrorists In
Russia Is bad enough In itself, but
that Il Is being carried on with
s400, ,000 stolen from the national
treasury adds insult to injury.
Spokane Spokesman Review.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13
Don't Grumble

When your joints ache and 70.
fer from Rheumatism. Bu . :
OF Ballard's Snow Linimen' ~
instant relief. A positive Gun
Rheumatism. Burns, Cuts, C. :
ed Muscles. Sore Chest, etc. =. .
Bogy. a prominent merchant : 4,
low Point. Texas, says tha' ~
Ballard's Snow Liniment tns -
round Liniment he ever used
by ID. j. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

The announcement that the steel
trust Is preparing TO operate with
gas does not mean, however, that II
Is going To abandon its valuable and
eiteetlye hot-air system Indian
apolis News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

AT last the postofice department
VIII permit the use OF one-half the
front Of a postcard for writing ON.
the back part being presumably re-
served by the sender for the most
News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

Can you AFFORD to trihe viz
Gus a matter as 10 negiee'
or cough, when for a trinil. a
you can secure a bottle = ~
ory Bark Cough RemeoS "a,
guaranteed to cure or non.s !, m =
ed. Price 25c, SOC anu -. u
bottle. For sale by all deAi'
where.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

The Toledo Judge Whe -
tenced twenty-three bushes y, =
jail for violating the ~
is a judicial anaehrOnisn- =. =. .
no way to demolish ,r.s'' - -
binations. He should "a 80 -
ed receivers to rbrins ~ !. 4
into conformity N'.. ~
Doesn't Judge NOT ~ q
washington dIsPatehss'
World.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-13

There's not much use Of pa'..
the annual admonitions' y.
the boat" and Don't SWIM
yond the breakers. As ~
pie who do that sort OF 'n,., !
read newspapers Washins"
Evening star., 1907-09-02
SLAIN IN ITALIAN FEUD.
Alleged Murderer Arrested After ,
Struggle in the Street.

NEW YORK, September 2-Pasquale
Dalessio Was held without bail in the Essex
Market police court yesterday for murder
committed in Port Reading. n. j., and was
remdnded for extradition. Dominlck Ten
necci Of Port Reading went to police head
quarters Saturday and identified Dalesso
as the man accused of killing Luigi Ten
nccci, the young mans father.
You killed my father" shouted young
Tennecci when he was led before Dalessio
Then he tried to attack the prisoner. A
cousin of the prisoner, Raffaele Dalessio,
was also badly wounded. and two other
men were shot when the prisoner and an
unknown man entered a shanty in Port
Reading last Monday morning. Tennecci
was shot in the head and instantly killed.
According to Dominick Tenneccrs story,
there was peculiar incident connected
killed and the three others We're lying on
the floor. suffering from their wounds, the
three men were forced to kiss the hand of
Daessio and promise that they would not
say anything about the crime. An old feud
in Italy is supposed to have been RESPONSE
BILE for the trouble.
Daessio was with two companions when
Detectives Archipoli and Botti arrested
him. the former holding a pistol at his
head until he dropped an eighteen-inch
dirk, while Botti fought with the two
others in the dark in Market street The
Othcr two men escaped leaving a razor and
u rtilcttu on the sidewalk.
Evening star., 1907-09-02

of the Anacostia suhstation at night. is
transferred to the ninth precinct and
Sergt. S. l., II. Russell OF the ninth precinct
is transferred to Anacostia and will be in
charge of the station at night
In connection with the transfers the fol-
lowing order has been issued:
1T is given as report to these headouar-
ters that the mounted sergeants are not all
anording that energetic intelligent and
careful supervision of action as required of
them by the regulations and changes have
been recommended.
You Will confer with the officers OF your
command and impress upon them the i'm
portance OF rendering full and expected
supervision and duty. in order to avoid the
adoption OF more strenuous action on the
part of the authorities -
Policeman j. T. Rolf OF the ninth pre-
cinct James Lydanne and James w
Haney OF the seventh precinct and J. j.
Auguste of the tenth precinct have been
examined by the board OF police surgeons
ana recommended for retirement. The mat
ter Will now be taken up with the retiring
board. composed of Inspector Swindells and
Capts. Boyle and Byrnes. In all probability
the men will be retired within a short time
All or them are veterans and have served
energetfcally and well in the department
Tor many years. Policeman Haney was at
one time sergeant, until age led him to
return to the ranks.
Evening star., 1907-09-02
SAYS HE MADE A MISTAKE.
John Sola Fined for Appropriating
Some Clothing.

John Sola. about twenty years of age
was standing near the ticket window of
the pennsylvania railroad station Yesterday
AFTERNOON apparently waiting for a friend
TO arrive upon one of the incoming trains.
lie wore light coat and vest of rather
hatty appearance. AS Policeman Hood of
the sixth precinct station glanced about the
place he caught sight of the young man
leaning carelessly against the side of one
OF the doors. He also remembered that #
the roll call at the station house earlier in
the day lookout for such clothes and for
young man answering to the description
OF the one standing before him had been
announced. Walking up to Sola, he talked
with him for a few moments and then sur
prlsed the young man by asking him to go
to the station house
Upon their arrival there the policeman
placed a charge Of larceny against Sola
and he was locked up. Judge Mullowny
listened patiently TO the testimony of sew
eral witnesses, who declared that Sola
after working Saturday at local tailoring
shop left In the afternoon with the coat.
vest and hat of Michael Miragli. another
empioye of the place, viii out giving the
owner due notice of his intentions.
Cross-exam!nation elected the informa-
ton that the clothes of both of the men
We're hanging upon the rear door Sola ad-
mitted taking the clothes bur declared that
ne did SO by mistake. AS the color of the
two suits was different Judge Mullowny en-
tered fine of $50.
Evening star., 1907-09-02
eaped from the window down the air
'haft, distance. of about fifteen feet
Restoratives of No Avail.

His nurse, with the head nurse, hur-
ried Immediately downstairs to the next
floor and returned him to the bed, where
restoratives were hastily applied, but to no
avail; by am. he was dead. That the
jump was caused by violent frenzy CO.
incident with the final hemorrhage, which
cost him his life, was amply proved by
the condition of Mr.. Browns bed which
he had just left, the blanket upon which
he was returned. and the body when 1t
was prepared for the undertaken.
"A careful examination by the house
physician revealed no bones broken. but
contusions on the left shoulder and hip.
Within fifteen minutes after his death the
director of the hospital. Miss Havens had
telephoned Mr.. Browns doctor, telling him
that unusual circumstances connected with
his patients death made 1t necessary that
she should him at his earliest conven-
ience The doctor visited the hospital that
afternoon, but not finding the director in
her office did not ask for her to be called
The following morning. Saturday, he came
again, and was told all the facts incident
returned to the hospital and said that after
carefully considering the matter he
thought the coroner ought to be notified.
This was Immediately done, and in the
afternoon Coroner hewitt came to the hos
pital, where the whole matter was thor
pughly discussed. The coroner then or
dered the removal of the body, pending an
investigation, and later in the evening
Daniel Brown and his brother-in-law called
at the hospital because they had been err
roneously informed that Mr.. James Brown
had been removed to Sibley Hospital
There the superintendent and the director
told them Immediately without any ques-
their brothers demise in detail, as related
above"