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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-16

Radowitz, ktory to stanowisko
zajmuje juz cd roku 1892 bez
przerwy, podai sic do dymisyi a
ma jego miejsce zostal zamiano-
wany dotychczasowy niemiecki
posel w Lizbonie, Er. Tattenbach.
Obaj wymienieni dyplomaci bra
Ii udzial w imieniu Niemiec w
konferencyi algeciraskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-16
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, 16 hstopada.
(Socyalizm dngielSki). J.

Ostatnie wybory do parlamentu
augielskiego wysunely ma widow
ME pozostajqcy dotychczas W u
Ervciu ruch socyalistyczny. Pier
woua iczba jego gfos6w, wynO-
szqca II, wzrosla do 50, a pOnie-
waz moga oni nadto oprze6 sic ma
IS przedstawicielach Niezawis}ej
Partyi Piracy, rozporzadzaja lacz-
lie so giosami ma og6lna cyfre
GO posi6w, przytem ciesza sic pc
wnem poparciem ze strony mini
steryanego obozu iberalnego, kt6-
ME ma odwagi wyzwolie sic 1
pod ich nacisku.
Grupy sOcyalno-poityczne W
Auglii zla1y sic ze soba i utworzy-
" tz. Centralna Federacye, obie}y
kierownictwo mad bezpolitycznemi
DO niedawna kolarni NiezawisIej
Partyi Piracy rozpoczely mad
zvyczaj gorliwa propaganda hasel
zasad socyalistycznych W ca}ym
kraiu. Korzystaiac nietylko z SEE
rokiej swobody slowa i akcyi, kt6-
rel kraje kontynentalne ME znaia,
ale ca}ego arsenalu spo&ecznych
urzqdzen, grupy socyalistyczne u
sjiowaly zatkna6 i po naiwiekszej
cze5ci rzeczywiScie zatnely sw6j
sztandar ma kazdym posterunku
narodowej piracy i mySli - wtar-
gnely do rad miejskich j prowin-
cyonalnych, przedarly sic do szk6-
lex ! klas niedzielnych, kp5ra ME
dawno jeszcze mia}y po miastach
wsiach charakter czysto religijny,
wreszcie z pomoca doskonale zor-
ganizowanej publicystyki swei /
prasv, zdola}y sciagna6 do swegO
o0ozu olbrzymie masy proletarya-
tu robotniczego.
Ogd narodu angielskiego pa
trzal pOczatkowo dose oboietnie ma
te zabiegi, ME docenial dostatecz-
Iie rozk}adowego ich wplvwu hub
Poprosu - jak sic wyrazi} jeden
z pubHcyst6w - "nie wierzyl W
ciemnote g}upote mas" Ale W
czasach ostatnich zaszeA fakt, kt6-
ry giebiei wsrzasnal kwietyzmem
spoteczenstwa.
CzSonek Izby gnin i prezes So
cvalno-demokratycznei federacyi,
Keir Hardy, uda} sic IA obiazd
do Indyi WschOdnich j prowadzi
tam agitacye zwr6cona przeciwko
pauowaniu angielskiemu. Obecnie
Przebywa we wschodnim Bengalu,
v ognisku agitacyi antyangiel-
5kie Zwraca sic z mowami, "a po-
Brednictwem towarzyszacych mu
tijmacz6w, wprost do t}um6w, rzu-
ca w ME hasla samorzadu / zape-
wnia, ze .partya jego nj epozwoh,
lzeJy W dawnem cesarstwie A
urungzeb6w rzadzila garse brutal
nvch urzednik6w angielskieh." Lu-
dDo5c miejscowa urzadza mu ma
Aazdvm kroku owacye obwiesza
~ wiencami, ! wsterami. Opowia-
lalq, ze kiedy byi W miescie Bari
sal. okrzyki ma jego Geese byly
tax glosne ciqgIe, re mieiscowa
Hdno5c mahometanska, ME moCac
Lodlit sic, wyslala do magistrs
perycye przeciw zaki6caniu spo-
koiu.
katwo sobie wyobrazie, do ia
hago stopnia demagogiezna, pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-16
Telegramy krajowe.

Flladeltla, Pa, 10 llstopada. -
Kolej Pennsylvania RR. Co."
ogfosiia, ze z powodu dajacej sic
we znaki nader niekorzystnej O.
becnie sytuacyi finansowej zmu-
szona jest zaprowadzic caiy SEE
reg oszczednosci w swoich war
sztatach w swym personalu. O.
graniczenia maja wejsc W zycie
z dniem 1890 listopada. =
Z Pittsburgh donosza. re we wal
cowniach firmy Sprang and Chal-
faut Co. zredukowano przyczy-
ny ziych finansowych stosun-
kow place robotnikow, nadto
zanknieto ma czas jakis fabryki
tadntejszej firmy, wskutek czego
600 robotnikow utracilo prace. =
w Paughkepsie, N. Y, wielka
fabryka obuwia firmy Phoenix"
oglosiia rowniez, re tych przy-
czyn, CO inne firmy, musi intere-
sa swoje znacznie ograniczyc.
Niechcac oddalac lJdzi swych, po-
dzielila robotnikow ma dwie CRU
py; jedna pracuje w jeden a dru-
ga W drugi tydzieh. Wszelkie tie
ograniczenia odbijaja sic W fatal
ny sposob ma biednej robotniczej
rzeszy, zyjacej piracy rak. Setki
tysiecy ludzi juz potraciio "a
robki. drugie tyle ma je zna-
cznie mniejsze niz dawniej.
New York, 16 listopada. - A
gentura Brandstreet'a og}asza 0
obecnem poiozeniu finansowem
Stanow Zjedn,, co nastepuje; uni
mo wszystkie niedawne kleski
/ upadki, ME jest Jeszcze tax zle,
jakby sic zdawalo; wprawdzie ma
rynkach towarow odchodzi nieco
mniej z powodu braku pieniedzy,
ale to sic z czasem znowu popra-
wi, nawet juz sic poprawilo, cze-
go dowodem, zerna poln. zacho-
die podjeto znow zakupy zbozo-
we. co dale moznoSc farmerowi
poparcia grosernika i miejscowe-
go kupca, ten znow zaplaci swe
rachunki II grossly. a groslsta
fabrykanta w ostatnim tygodniu
sytuacya poprawila sic znacznie
wskutek napiywu ziota Euro
py. = Do dnia IA listopada zg}o-
szono 485 bankructw! t..
Washington, 16 listopada. -
Stosownie do raportow urzedu E.
migracyjnego wychodztwo W
miesiacu pazdzierniku byao 20
oO wyzsze Mill W tym miesia-
Gu roku 1905, o IL 0 0 nizsze niz
w pazdzierniku r. 1906. Nader sill
ME w przyroscie tym reprezento-
wana jest immigracya japohska
koreahska; saanych Japohczykow
przybyIo do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych w czasie wyzej wspomnia-
nym, 1916, ME liczca tych, co sic
przez granice kanadyjskie, lub
meksykanskie przekradli.
juneau, Alaska, 1e listopada.-
Odbyta tu konwencya terytoryal-
ma republikahska indorsowaia Ia
fta, jake kandydata ma urzad pre-
zydenta Stanow Zjedn. Radon
Roosevelta rowniez oddano po-
chwaiy wielkie; uchwalono zaza-
dae cd kongresu subsydiow dla
majacych sic budowac kolei "
Alasce.
Washington, 16 listopada. =
Dzisiaj prezydent Roosevelt pod
pisze proklamacye, ma mocy kto-
rel Oklahoma i Terytoryum In
dyan zostaje przyjete do Uni, ia
ko Stan 46-ty; sztandarowi anne
rykanskiemu przybywa tenn sa-
mem 46-ta gwiazwa.
Sault St. Marie, Mich, 16 Ii
stopada. = w poblizu miejsco-
wosci Chalk River, pociag eks-
press kolei canadian Pacific
wjechal Gala sila ma stojaca ma
tym samym torze lokomotywe,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-16

Wobec tego, IL okrobrysci i
partya konserwatystow tworza W
Izbie biloxi poselski, moze sic pre-
zydent spodziewac skutecznej dla
siebie piracy.
Petersburg, 16 listopada, = Po-
Ear W baltyckich dokach okreto-
wych, ktory niespodziewanie tu-
tai wybuchl, zniszczyi zupelnie
dwie kanonierl1i inne okrety
znacznie uszkodzil. = Jak sic po-
zniej okaza}o pozar powstal wsku-
tex nieostroznego obchodzenia sic
ogniem. Spalone iodzie byiy
przeznaczone do zeglugi ma rzece
Amur.
Paryz, 16 listopada. - Roko-
wanna tutejszych zastepcow domu
bankowego w New Yorku re stro-
]. P. Morgana francuskimi fl
nansistami rozbily sic, a Fran
eva, ktora zazadaia uchwalenia u
stawy W tym kierunku ME mogla
zaspokoic tych zadan i odeslac do
Ameryki 3O,OOO.OOO, lub 40 Milo
now frankow w zlocie. - Taxi O.
brot rzeczy daje sposobnoSc ga
zetom. polujacym "a senzacya, do
giebszych rozumowah politycz-
nych. talk ogloszono, ze Morgan
wystepuje W tym wypadku z u
powaznieniem rzadowem W inte-
resie panstwa re Ameryka sta
raia sic pozyczenie 40 milionow
dolarow ma nieunikniona wojne
Japonia. Rad japohski mial sic
tymczasem wywiedziec O planach
amerykanskich i wplynac ma pre-
miera francuskiego gabinetu., a.
zeby pozyczki ME udzielono,
w calych tych bredniach dzien-
nikarskich niema nawet slowa
prawdy.
Toxic. 16 listopada. - Kama
dyjski generalny dyrektor poczt
i minister robot publicznych
przybyli wczoraj do Toxic, gdzie
beda konferowali z rzadem ia
panskim w sprawie imigracyi a.
zyatyckich przybyszow do Kama
dy lub - nawet Ameryki.
Havana, 16 listopada. = Aze-
by wyrazi6 rzadowi amerykan-
skiemu uznanie "a doskonaly i
sprawiedliwy zarzad krajem, u
rzadzili przedstawiciele handlu
przemysiu tutejszego bankiet u
roczysty ma Geese gubernatora
Magoona.
Rzym. 16 listopada. = Zwiazki
republikahskie. socyalistyczne /
anarchistyczne zapowiedzialy
strajk generalny we Wloszech,
jezeli ME zostana wypuszczeni ma
wolnoSc anar. areszt. w Rzymie
pred paru dniami w liczbie so.
Anarchist bowiem wloscy chcieli
urzadzic demonstracye W dniu
stracenia 4 Chicagoskich ich to-
warzyszy, lecz plany ich pokrzy-
zowala policya, aresztujac dose
mnoga liczbe zwolennikow bez-
rzadu.
Windsor, 16 listopada. Z kaz-
dym dniem pobytu cesarza VIII
helma W Anglii stale sic widocz-
niejszem, IL przedsiewzial on swa
podroz do Londynu w celu nawia'
zania przyjaznych stosunkow po-
miedzy oboma pahstwami i ME "a
niedbuje zadnej sposobnosci, zeby
te starania W tym wzgledzie wszy-
stkim okazac, - Wczoraj otrzy-
mai on wSrod zwyczajnych cere-
monii tytul doktora CD uniwer-
sytetu oxfordzkiego. lego dnia
wieczorem odbyi sic znow bankiet
ma Geese przybyiego tutaj monar-
chy, ktroy urzadzono ma zamku
Windsor przy udziale 123 osob.
Londyn, 16 listopada. : Pred
wczoraj zaobserwowai prof. Am
bean, dyrektor obserwatoryum
Rodeliffe niezwykiy lwybuch plo-
mieni ma sloncu. Professor ten "a
uwazv4, re SWiatio pochodzace z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-16
Senzacyine pOgfOski pOzyczce ameryka1skiej
ma wOjne JapOnia.
valD I JGpCKA EMIGRACYE DO KAKADY | STAKOW zJEON
WLosCY SoCYALIsCI BRoNIA ANARCHIsT0W
POzar W dOkach rOSyiskich.
UzNANIE OLA sTANoW zJEDN MA KUBIE.

pnacya przemysOwa sytuacy nansOwej Wzrost imigacy
iaposke Tafem 40 gwiazda Kaastroa kOe]OWa
Fatalna eksplOzya kuchni gazOwej Laznia kentucka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-16

Hatterman pozycza pieniadze ma
realnose. - 76S Milwaukee avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-16

Skarbce Ochronne Hattermana So
znane ze swego bezpieczehstwa. -76S
Milwaukee avenua es
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
spsali Thrash Child is Burned in. .
Most Horrible Manner
AZ Home.
! CLOTHES IGNITE FROM CRATE
Medical Attention Is Given at Once
But Hope For Recovery Is

The one year and n half old son
! Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thrash. re.
aiding ID the Wine addition to the
city. was fatally burned Thursday
mornin At 10 o'clock. at the Thrash
home.
z. The child was in front Of the IRE
where ;ther was no fender or guard
it, clothes caught from the Ars
pclae. and. before the mother copld
extinguish or smother the flames. ],
VAS horribly burned all over the alb.
domen. the back. arms and legs. in
fact burned all over.
v'sc death Of Ralph willard
Thrash, aged one year and athalf,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thrash,
OF the Wine addition, took PLACES al
8 o'clock Friday night. The little
one was the victim OF terrible
burns received Thursday morning
when its clothes ignited from fire.
place. being horribly burned ali
over the body ana extremities.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
BLOWN TO ATOMS
With DYNAMITE
Foreign Miner Sits Down on big
Pile Of Explosives at Fayette
and Lights Fuse.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 24.-After
writing to his wife II tired of YOU"
Leo Antoine sat down on lo4 sticks
OF dynamite at Fayette. after light
ing fuse attached to one of them.
Fellow workmen tried to get him
away but failed. He was blown to
atoms, not piece of him being
found so far. The victim lived near
Kaymore and worked in a mine.
He had been in America only long
enough to realize that life in min
ing region Is n tough proposition,
and said the day before o fellow
workmen that he intended to XIII
himself.
The method employed. an unusual
one, Is the first Of the kind recorded
in the coal field OF West Virginia.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
SUPPLY COMPANY
ELECTS IT'S OFFICERS
Salem Company VIII Put in a Big
Supply Store in That
Town.

The stockholders of the Salem
Supply Company have organized by
electing officers as follows:
William A. Carpenter was elect
ed president OF the company: r. b.
Gilbert. vice-president. and John c.
Fullerton, secretary and treasurer
The directors are George H. Ros
william A. Carpenter. Richard s,
startxman. Clyde B. Ross and T. n.
Gilbert.
At meeting OF the board Of IL
rectors, Immediately following the
stockholders meeting, R. w. Young
was employed as general manager Of
the store business. and It Is under
stood he will enter on the duties
of the position at once.
1t is understood that the concern
vii put in a complete stock Of gem
sral merchandise and conduct a
large business in the Young build
ing. The location is an excellent
one and. the concern starts of with
every indication of success.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
GRADUATE NURSES
And Preparing to Hold Their Sec
ond Annual Convention in
Wheeling.

The graduate nurses of Wheeling
are busy making arrangements to
entertain the Graduate Nurses As
soeiatipn OF West Virginia, which
will meet in its second annual con-
vention in Wheeling November 10
and il. An interesting program Is
being prepared and all graduate
nurses are requested to show their
interest. For further information
application should be made to THE
committee, consisting of Miss Rae
L. Dessell. president. OF HaskIns
hospital; Miss Ruth Pierce. secreta-
ry. of the Wheeling City hospital;
and Miss Lula McMahon, secretary
of the North Wheeling hospital. The
first annual convention of the asso-
citation was held in Charleston last
year. where 1t was quite success
full. and the prospects for the Wheel
Ing convention are bright.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
ENCOURAGED
BY his VISIT HERE.
Finds Strong Sentiment Here, He
Says, in Favor OF Him For
Governor.

State Auditor Arnold O. seherr
left for Charleston this morning,
evidently well pleased with his visit
here. He stated that he found
much encouragement in this coun-
ty in his canvass for the Republican
nomination for governor. That he
lis making vigorous campaign and
Is out TO win there is no doubt.
However while he is determined 70
battle hard for the nomination. yet
he says his campaign viii be a clean
one devoid Of oil personalities. Us
he is a Republican loyal and true
and Is ready and eager at all times
TO line up against the enemy. Mr..
Scherr Will return here in a few
weeks.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
BENz|NE Bu3NS
=. the Skating Rink and Ralph
Smith Ddshes Tub Into
the Street.

The skating rink was the center
of attraction a little while Thursday
night. when small blaze occurred
there. A tub Of benzine and a
match figured in the cause of the
rush in that direction. All men
We're headed toward Glen Elk, when
the FIRE department returning met
them and told them "the fire is
ont"
AT the skating rink a match was
dropped on the floor near the ben.
zine and Ralph Smith was slightly
burned about the hands and arms
after the benzine had been ignited
by the match. With presence OF
mind he picked up the blazing re.
sceptacle and pitched It into the
middle OF the street and then the
fire department made the run. But
little damage was done to the build.
ing.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
SCORPION STINGS
WHEEL Err BOGGESS
And His Heart was Affected in a
Very Alarming Way Fer
Some Time.

The Rev. Wheeler Borgess.. a ma
tive Of this city, who is a Baptist
missionary In India. had a very
narrow escape from death. according
to the following clipped by the Rev,
R. B. Mcdaniel from the September
number Of the Baptist Missionary
Review published In India:
Mr.. Boggess was recently stung
by a scorpion in Ramaptam. and the
sting, which was one of unusual se-
verify. affected his heart in very
alarming way for a time. Such
symptoms have often been known to
be fatal. We are thankful to report
that the dangerous symptoms soon
disappeared however. The scorplon
was in towel.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
WEDDING
OF an Aged Coiored Couple
Unique Event in the History
OF the City. ~

The marriage vows between Mr..
w,,,,.n r,,,,'s. .s,.... -, ~
@ ss's anu
asnas walker, coiored. were nearo
by at least one hundred and fifty
persons-men. women and children,
both white ana cciored -at the st.
Charles hotel at s O'Clock Thursday
night. The wedding had been ad-
sertised and this together with the
interesting feature OF the advanced
ages of the couple. attracted the
crowd of merry makers. The Rev.
George T. Smith, cclored, pastor Of
Prides Chapel A. M. u. church. per-
formed the ceremony.
It was the intention to have the
wedding in front OF the ,eourt house,
but owing to the chilly weather the
place was changed and the prospect
i've bride and bridegroom led the
surgiug crowd that stormed the ho-
tel suddenly.
After the ceremony the happy
couple were treated to deluges OF
rice and hearty i congratulations
and the bride looked as happy as a
lark in spring time and as primp
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
DEED FOR "A LOT
q. BEING SUED FOR

James F. Dye in favor of Webb and
referred the matter to a commits
sioner for an accounting Of oil tina,
had been piped Into the Eureka
lines. The case involves title to oil
wells.
The suit of Charles D. Elliott and
others against the Board OF Educa-
ton OF Eagle district to compel the
board to deed an abandoned school
lot back to the Truman Elliott es-
tate was argued before Judge ia
ccbs. The contention Is that the
lot was decided 10 the board for
school purposes only. The board
does not use, it any more and wants
to sell It and convert the funds from
the sale for school purposes. The
Elliotts enioined the board from do
ing 20.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
GOOD AS GOLD
Is the Westinghouse Concern That
Had Receivers Appointed

F. c. Albrecht. of pittsburg, rep
resenting the mining department OF
the Westinghouse Electric & Man
ufacturing Company. is in the city
looking after business matters for
his company. In a long distance
telephone conversation last night
with his firm. he was assured tina.
the difficulties of the company were
not SO serious and that they would
be Strengthened out in a few days.
He has assurance that the steps
taken by the company were only as
precautionary measures and that the
company is as good as old gold.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
FOR sALE-A good blue grass Fam

FOR sALE-A good blue grass farm
of $50 acres, in Barbour county,
six miles west Of Phflippi and n
miles to Clarksburg, on Philipp:
and Clarksburg turnpike. Under
laid with red stone and Freeport
coal. Good residence and out
buildings. Abundance Of best
water and fruits. Everything in
first-class condition. Only two
{ miles to nearest ". & o. station.
sNMrs. Emma Payne Hudkins, r. F.
D. No. i, Philippl W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31

To cure cold first move the
bowels Bees Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently on the bowels. drives out
The cold. clears the head. It's
peasant to take and mothehrs highly
recommend It for colds. Group and
whooping cough. Guaranteed to
give satisfaction OF money refunded.
Equally good for young and old. Sold
by H. F. Burke.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
WEST MILFORD
Doings and Coming and Going Of
the Resident OF Up Rive
Town Chronicled.

WEST MILFORD. W. Va. oc...ee.
Messrs w. NJ. Lee. Ed. Steel an
10 W. Ward were business visitor,
In Clarksburg Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Ladwig Is visiting at
the homo of her son. G, Ladwig. at
Lost Creek.
Mrs, G. w. Lynch is visiting in
Fairmont and clarksburg.
Miss Lucy Hon returned from
shinnston Thursday.
r. NJ. Smith has improved his
property BY having porch added to
the house. a.
Marceiius Maxwell. OF Nelsonvilie.
Ohio. Is the guest of his sister. Miss
Julia Maxwell.
Clay swisher. Of Rockford, is here
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. A. J.
Kemper. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Patton were
here the last o. the week from
clarksburg. AZ
Mrs. Samuel Floyd has purchased
the Sam Hon property and viil
move here from Clarksburg.
The school Is progressing Nicely
under the management Of Ray Smith
and Mrs. Lima Lee.
=. Brook West was q clarksburg
yisito rthe last Of the week.
G. W. Lynch returned to Braneher.
Wednesday after a few weeks visit
with his family here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
NOTICE 10 TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
CASTOR GILES, plaintfff. VS.. Emma
GILES, defendant. In the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, State Of
West Virginia.
To Emma GILES:
Take notice that the dispositions
\ bf CASTOR Giles and others will be
< taken at the law Offices of Lafayette
B q Grille, Nos. and 10 Goff Block,
ACqurt street, Clarksburg. in the
icDunty Of Harrison, and State of
/, Vest Virginia, on the 18th day Of
December, 1907, between the houfs
Of Sla. m. and 6 p. M, to be read
in evidence on the hearing of the
I above cause, In behalf of the said
y CASTOR Giles.
II from any cause the taking OF
the same shall not be commenced, or
being commenced. shall not be COM
rlesed., on that day, the taking Of
the same will be adjourned from
time to time until they are complet-
ed. CASTOR GILES.
\ L. G. Grille. Counsel.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
Telephone
EXCHANGE
OF The Bell Company Has Boon
Replaced BY q Complete New
Equipment.
IMrRovNMENTs on $1,000
Modern Time and Labor Saving Ap,
paratus, Greatly Superior to
the Old Il Installed.

Within the last three months the
operating department OF the local
system of the Bell Telephone com
pany has undergone complete and
marvellous transformation. The
work OF Installing an entirely new
land modern equipment has just
been finished and now the local
system is not only amply adequate
to meet the greatly enlarged de-
mands. but has so considerably i'm
prove It's utility and reduced the
thine and labor OF operation as to be
the cause of no little gratification
on the part of all the patrons
From a comparatively small, old
style. Magenta switch board system
with capacity Of 400 lines, the
equipment has been changed to q
new common battery switching APP
paratus OF nine boards with ca
pacity OF 1900 lines.
A Big Contrast.
circuit and ask u the takers had
presents biz contrast over the old.
With the old system subscriber
had to ring y bell by handle To
call central. This loosed drop
tag on one of the boards. II the
board operator had to connect with
another board some distance away
she would have to ring bell han
die, call the other operator, give
her the number and the second OPP
orator would have to connect wires
and ring MP the subscriber wanted.
Then II there were a number OF
calls, the operator would In many
instances have to break in on the
circuit and ask II the tlkers had
finished. This was the result n
persons forgetting to ring of when
through talking, and also because
the ring off would not be noticed
because of the numerous other ringr
sounding on the board.
Much Time and Labor Saved.
With the new system about MI
OF this ringing and talking has beer
done away with. The subscribe,
merely lifts the receiver of his tel.
ephone and small figured bal
turns down on the switch board
and at the same time tiny cleo
trio lamps at the bottom OF boart
is Illuminated. The subscriber
gives the number of the phone want
ed. the operator connects the lin,
without moving from her chair ant
as soon as the answer is received
from the other phone. another flg
ured mate ball is turned on tn.
board.
When the subscribers have fln,
ished talking. the small balls dis.
appear from view on the board ant
the little electric lights go out. The
operator simply has to press small
button to ring the phone desired
and all Of the old time ringing ant
the questioning as to whether til,
subscriber is through talking is OBJ
Waited. This saves whole lot O
time and greatly enhances the rapid
lily of the service.
Other Costly Apparatus.
! The chief operator has centra
board in the same room with tn,
switchboards which operates entire
ly Independent of the other board,
hut she can at any tire. by simpl,
inserting plug in a socket. ohtalr
connection with any of the phones
connected with the switchboards.
/ Several Intricate and costly cleo
trical machines are necessary adj
juncts to an elaborate switchboard