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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27
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Slgulendo la costumbre de conocer
ell criterib de los funcionarios adm,-
nistrativoS, uu representante de este
|periodico Sc acerco eSta maflana al
ingeniero Municipal, don Arturo Ro.
|driguez, I'm de que lie informase So
bre alguno Aue otro asunto pendien-
te en- su ofiGtna.
El sehor Rodriguez levanto la ca.
beza y miranda de soslavo. parcels
al momento; eludir la pregunla del
reporter pero nos adelantamos al
asalto indieando los. puntos que de-
SeabamoS cnnocer.
Efectivan nlente-nos diio el inqe-
micro Munitipal-tengo en- mi mesa
para ponerlas en- practlca en- La mayor
brevedad possible unas ordenanzas
listed sabc que los acontecimientos
camlnan tan de prisa que no nos dan
nj tempo de estudiar los asuntos.
Conforme con ESQ de los "aconte.
cimientos" prosiguio el sefior Ro-
driguez indicando que Sc nace ne
eesario progsder a la urbanizacion de
Santurce. -
ESQ de quellos propietarios hapan
las casas Sin orden nj ornate. ha-
ciendo que las calles no tengan ur-
banizacion no le <parece bien Dor.
tanto los sef1ores del Municipio tie
men en- proyecto proceder 4 la apro--
bacion deNuna, ordenanza para one
las casas guarden la simetria nece-
saria.
ESQ evitara que sc urbanicen terre-
nos para el beneficio Particular. For
dicha ordeFanza eli Ayuntamiento
tendra ell derecho de examinar los
pianos tenierdo en- consideraci6n no
solamente el benefcio particular s;no
tambien publico.
En- cuanto ALA ordenanza sobre Ell
trafico de vehfculos nos manifesto ot,r
efectivamente Sc hace necesario nra
Sc regule Ell servicio de automobiles
|coches, carrdsy demas locomotora
fin de evitat sh 10 possible las reite~
radas quejas de La prensa. ActuaI-
mente ess impossible 4 veces andar
|por las callts por miedo 4 cue IN an
tomov;l 10 arrollef uno, caminando
con una velocidad mayor que Il oue
Sc necesita para corrcr por al recinto
de San Juan
Otros asuntos hay cue rcciaman
urgente atencion pero nos ,ndic6 ~
sefior Roifigues que 30 convene nor "
ahora indicallos hAsta tanto 81 x.iIor
Lcl Vale Atiles no tenpn ~ sst,,5irl
|detenllo aceTcA ds ellos.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27
Un angel mas


FL ultimo correo nos trae la
noticia de la muerte en Broo-
klyn, N. Y, ell .dia IS de los CO.
rrientes, del monisimo nino
Louis Ramon, hijo querido de
los distinguidos esposos Miriam
da Diaz, habiendose efectuado
Ell entierro el dia II en- Ell ce-
de la Holy Cross" de
aquella cindad.
Que Dios haya agregado TN
angel mas a SUI trono y lie de q
sus padres y <demas deudos la
resignation para soportar tan
dolorosa pena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27
Contra ell honor de Su hiia

y.
Ell corresponsal de Aguadilla comu.
-soa Gle en- el termino de Isabella ha
ocurrido un repugnante suceso que
ha llenado de indignation al vecinda-
rio. La joven Epifsnia Gonzalez fut
a quejarse q la policfa de que su pro-
pio padre Jesns Arocho habfa comkti-
do I'm ultraje en- sua persona. -
Ell captain Fernandez Mater oEden6
que salieran para Ell 1ugar df1:sueaso
los guardias Rosario y RodIiguez
quienes despues de varias declara-
clones detuvieron al expresado Aro-
cho, ingresando en- la carcel por or
den del fiscal de aquella Jurisdiction.
I'm telegrama recibido esta malta
ma del captain Fernandez Mater con-
firma dicho escandaloso hecho. .,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27

porta . "a lIs - sabe. a ~
- ve, % que - conoce sn tod1s
parties del contento que pre-
valecc en i oolonia. y 30 nose
desmiente, No ~ NIGGA ri Sc
conjura con declaraciones como
las de Mr.. Taft 4ue han hecho
sonreir con ironfa y con dolor s
los que ven 8 este politico pro-
minente asociado 8 IL congre-
gacion rcdentorista y repitiendo
sus menguados argumentos, en-
medic del asombro que prod u
cen siempre 10 oinesperado y lo
estupendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27

Fl fsg1amento " Aericultura. Artes
y O6cios A. Lajas. Otras
osRAs OEL n hosPlTAL

En- Il session celebra da por e1 Ayun-
tamiento 81 jueves. xe aprobaron los
|siguicntes scuerd0e:
Que q Presidento del Institute de
Agriculture, ArteSy Oficios de Laiss,
P. r, remita IN Reglamento de di-
cha institution. para el Ayuntamien-
to resolver 10 que Hfuere de ldgar.
Autorizar La vetIta del terrcno que
solicitan don f. Aontilla y don Ra.
mon Andres, para sacar sus casas q
la lfnea, sitas en- Tetuan - y Sol ~.
previa aprobaci6n de la Ordenanza
por el Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
Conceder 40 dias de pr6rroga al
|contratista don Rogue Paniagua, para
la termination del Hospital &c Cru
jfa de Santurce.
Una ordenanza para la adquisici6n
de 50 contadores para aqua del acue-
ducto, fue aprobada.
Sc lego una circular del Banco de
Puerto, participando haber estableci-
do una Sucursal de dicho Banco en-
la ciudad de Ponce.
Les fueron concedidas licencias 4
varios. dueiios de cafes cafe
tines para tener1os abiertos hasta
la una y media de4la mafiana las no
ches de espectaculos en- ell Teatro
Municipal i.
Qued6 enterado>el Concejo de ha-
Der sido aprobada por ell Executive
la Ordenanza votada por Ell Munich
pio, para imponer Una contribution
de 4Io de uno por ciento para aten-
der al pago del emprestito.
Sc paso al Alcalde ia solicitud de
dofia Clara Esparolina pidiendo una
pension.
Fue acuerdo pasar al Ingeniero de
la Ciudad Ell escrito en- que don Ro-
que Paniagua solicita una prorroga
para la termination de las obras del
Hospital de Medicina de Santurce,
para que Sc sirva informar 10 que Sc
lie ofrezca en- este asunto
Sc acord6, 4 propuesta del Alcalde
de la Ciudad, relevar del pago de de-
rechos los nifIos que solicitan certi-
ficados del Registro Civil para su in =
greso en- Asilo de Carload.
Fue aprobada por unanimidad la
Ordenanza que presenta el sef1or AL
calde para Ia subasta de obras de al
cantarillado de Puerta de TERRA.
Quedo sobre la mesa la Ordenanza
sobre aperture alineacion de GALES.
Igualmente sucedio con la Orde-
nanza sobre Subasta de alumbrado
electrico para la ciudad y sus barrios
de Puerta de TERRA y Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27
Enrique Acuna

Despues de unat pertpanencia de
cuatro afios en- los Estados Unidos,
ha regresado 4 esta Isla Ell joven don
Enrique Acufla, que viene 4 pasaE una
temporada en- su pals.
Ell joven Acufla csta empleado EN-
la i.nportante casa editora The Strauss
& Co. establecida en- II John St. en-
New York, y que Sc dedica 4 la publ
cacion de libros y revistas en- espa-
f1ol { ingles, siendo uno de sus rner-
cados importantes la America Latina.
Puesto que viene su pals y al lado
de los suyos, no necesitamos desearle e
al joven Acuf1a, una grata permanent
cla entire nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27

L. ordeuanza municipal. Fl 'sisjua-
ton Sc vera "a 81 Tribunal
Supreme.


ESta maf{ana visitaron al scffor del
Vale Atiles el Juex de Pax sefYor
Bazan y el sargento de n policia se-
dor Costa
Ell asunto que les trajo 4 Ii oficina
del seffor del Valle Atiles Sc relacio-
ma con los safacones.
Hace algtin tempo que los seffo-
res del Municipio arrobaron una or
denanza prohibiendo los duef1os de
casas y vecindario sacar Ia basura
de noche en- las GALES sino mediante
safacones de hero galvanizado. Sc
cncontraron los propietarios con que
la mencionada orden no podia cum
plirse a falta de aquellos aparatos.
Entonces sc acord6 seghn nuestros
lntormes, que Sc reuniers la Liga
de Propietarios a fin de presentar un
"lnJuntion' contra el Ayuntamiento.
La demanda tenia por objeto protes-
tar contra la citada ordenanza.
FL asuntO Sc ha reSuelto en- la Cor
te de Distrito que declare sin lugar
el ''injuntion" pero los abogados de
la Liga de Propietarios apelaron de
la sentencia ante ell Tribunal Supre-
mo actualmente Sc espera Ell fallo
de aquella honorable Corte.
Manifesto Ell Juez Bazan que la ci-
tada ordenanza no Sc cumple y en-
vista de las continues denuncias que
Sc reciben en- su ofcina esta dispues-
to q proceder. conforme la ley.
FL seflor del Vale Atiles manifes-
to que Sc recordaria nuevam ente la
ordenanza sobre safacones incurrien-
do en- multas todos los que la infri-
jan q partir de un plazo determined do
que esperamos, el Alcalde sefior del
Wales Atiles dara "a conocer al pd-
blico.
Tai fue Ia entrevista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27
I'm ahOrcadO

En- el barrio de La Tore, del ter
mino de Lares. puso fin sus dias,
ahorcandose de I'm arbol, ell jornalero
Canuto Rodriguez, uno de los testi-
gos en- la .causa por asesinato de don
Pedro A Casals. Parcce que Ell mo-
vii de su crimen fue la miseria en-
que hace tempo viva el desgracia-
do jornalero. Cuando los guardias
del puesto. llegarcn al sitio Sc encon-
traron q cadaver aun colgado y la
mujer sc hallaba abrazada 4 81 llo-
rando sin consuelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27
Regis II. Post
CORTE DE DISTRITO

Esta maf1ana did principle la vista
del sumario instruido contra Ramon
Rivera Virella, acusado del supues-
to delito de falsedad.
Ell acusado fue defendido pr Il
1icenciado seffor Coll <Cuchf.
Para el lunes esta seffalada Ia Wis
IA de Ia causa contra Frutos Quito
mes la) Meme, acusado de homicidio
voluntario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27

Sc encuentra- enfermo desde
hace dos dias, nuestro respeta
bic compafiero don Pio Amador
(boricua) distinguido reporter
del "Heraldo Espaiiol'
Hacemos votos poi que recu-
pere 81 salud q cumpaiiero don
Flo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-27
1nn u
o1ouid1n 0ooonol: ~ cootavoo.
l1moGo ouoloos J coatavoe,
- - eUolieA lo9 olAs eeSr1voa
1muao - e-csss epe1sl1s ~ 4oo--ys,6gvsss: ooQeo
1u1as1 q - 9ns = ssssa1 dass - ua1es.
, = eUol,eA los 0sAs tfsrlvoe.
Nota del dia

mos recibido en- Ell ultimo CO.
rreo publica algunos trabajos
que juzgan con ironia Ell v1aje
de Mr.. Taft q Puerto Rico. Al
regreso del honorable Secreta.
rio de la Guerra, que vuelve a
su pals sabiendo de nosotros 10
mismo que saba antes de su
vista, 8 aparentando por exi.
gencias de la politica nacional
que no ha visto mas que la
prosperidad ponderada como re-
clamo pomposo de los nuevos
metodos de colonization que
esta ensayando Ell redentorismo
en- nosotros. Sc han levantado
aisladamente, como prOducto
de un estado de opinion que Sc
inicia, algunas voces que han
censurado la rapidez con que el
Secretario de la Guerra ha re-
suelto cuestiones Important
simas en- Puerto Rico, verdade-
ros problemas trascendentales.
como 10 son Ell econ6mico Y el
politlco, cuyo estudio le fue en-
comendado hacer, Y asi 10 ha pu-
blicado la prensa neoyorQuina.
Nuestro corresponsal en- Nue.
va York, transcribiendo frases
V juicios de la prensa america
na nos 10 dice en- una cronica
que insertamos hoy. A menos
que la practica canada en- las
Filipinas le haya dado poderes
sobrenaturaies. para abarcar
ambas cuestiones (se rehere a
la politica y economical en- Puer-
to Rioo). su vista puede calit-
carse como otras muchas que
han hecho a la Isla otros fun
cionarios importantes.
En- la acerada ironia de este
parrafo esta comprendida toda
la cronica de ese ridiculo deshle
de bur0cratas que no hacen
otra cosa en- la lsla que recibir
honores inusitados V ocasionar
gastos extraordinarlos V GUAM
tlOsOS.
NADIA mas inutil, mas costo-
samente inutll que esas inspec-
clones instantaneous, de regreso
de las cuales van diClendo a la
metropoii los burocratas nacio-
males. 10 que han deslizado en-
sus oidos los burocratas colo
males, que ven todas las cues
tiones a traves de su bienestar
q tanta costa mantenido V. en-
manera alguna sc identifcan
con las aspiraciones colectivas,
que ellos consideran sintomas
inconfundibles de imprepara
cion.
NADIA mas inutil como 10 va
demostrando la practica, como
Ia realidad lamentable 10 prueba
que esas visitas &c funcionarios
que no tienen. desgraciadamen-
te, facuItades sobrena turales
para abarcar las cuestlones de
una mirada y resolver los pro :
blemas de pasada como sc ha
pretendido hacer va11as veces,
desde Ell cambio de soberania.
Es precise que Sc presto ma
yor atencion al estudio de las
cuestiones gravisimas que estan
planteadas en- Puerto Rico, aun-
que nuestros tutores sc hagan
la Illusion de que no existen
aqui, porque el descontento del
pals no encuentra iguales for
mas de exteriorlzarse que en-
Filipinas ) Cuba.
FL proDlema, sin embargo ,exis.
te. No importa para el credito y
el juicio q. deba mercer la colo
nizacion americana, 10 que olga
Ia burocracia explotadora 8 10
que consienta decir s los colo
nos Il desaliento y Ia desilu-l
ci6n en que les va sumlendo u
repetido fracaso de suS aspiraI
clones mas caras. 70 que i'm
z.S
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
MRS. DIMON BURNS
HANDS PAINFULLY
Pile of Burning Excelsior Under
Porch Endangers House and
She Pulled 1t Ont.

Mrs. w. B. Dimon, wife of the
business manager of the Telegram,
had her hands painfully burned at
her home on Preston street latl
Monday afternoon when she pulled
a pile OF burning excelsior from un-
der porch OF the house. The ex-
celsior was taken from boxes and
crates containing household goods
which had Just been received from
Philadelphia where the family re-
sided before they came to Clarks-
burg a short time ago. One of the
children. playing with a match, &C.
cidentally set the pile afre. The
flesh on two fingers of one hand and
on three fingers of the other was
burned nearly to the bone and Mrs.
Dimon will not be able to use them
for some time.
The fire department was called to
the scene but the FIRE had been ex-
Linguished when 1t arrived.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
COAL COMPANIES
OPENING MINES
clarksburg Fuel Company Reopens
Despard Mine and New Mine is
Also Being Opened.

The old Desrard coal mine just
east of the city is to be re-opened
by the clarksburg Fuel Company.
which put force of men to work
on 1t Monday morning. The prop
erty is valuable one and the
tipple and other improvements VIII
he extensive and modern. The
work will be under the supervision
of A. w. Rapp, superintendent at the
Columbia mine.
The contract has been awarded for
the erection of fifty miners cottages
and this development will consider
ably increase the population of this
city.
'the Union Land Company also
has a force of men at work opening
up large coal mine on the Grasseiii
line and VIII begin active mining
operations at an early date.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
FLANAGAN PREDICTS
SCHERR'S NOMINATION
Well Known Election Prognostlcato,
Says schcrr VIII Have Only
Slight Opposition.

Jesse J. Flanagan. former resident
of Salem, where he was postmaster
number OF years, hut now residing
at Parsons, Tucker county, is in the
city looking after business matters
Mr. Flanagan talks in an interest
ing way of politics OF the. days, and
especially State politics. He has
long had an established reputation
as safe political prognosticator and
in no instance in the past has his
election predictions failed to come
true.
For many years he foretold thu
successful elections OF Captain h. Il,
Doyener for congress, and. when
Senator Scott was out for reelection
for United States senator, Col. Flani-
gan many months before the leglsla-
mre met predicted thaA Scott would
have no opposition. whatever, though
at the tInse OF the prediction there
wore other prominent men after the
place, and just as Col. Flanagan said,
Senator Scott was reelected without
opposition. Col Flanagan also pre-.
dicted the defeat OF Governor Her
rick for reelection in Ohio by more
than twenty thousand votes. and was
right about 1t.
After allusion to these in partlcu-
lar Col. Flanagan In short inter,
view given to the Telegram stated
that the Hon. y. c, scherr would be
nominated for governor in this State
with only slight opposition. He
said Tucker county is for him to a
man, republican and Democrat alike,
and that he would get every delegate
in the eastern part of the State. He
emphasized what he said on this sub
iect by again calling attention to the
fact that his election predictions had
always come true.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
GRANVILLE STOUT
DIES At PARKERSBURG
Native of shinnston For Many Years
Deputy Marshal is No
More On Earth.

The funeral of Granville Stout,
aged so years, took place Tuesday
afternoon at Parkersburg, where he
died Sunday. Mr.. Stout was born
in shinuston, this county, but spent
the greater part of his life in Pleas
ants and Tyler counties. His wife,
who was Sarah Ann Curtis, died
twenty-three years ago. Surviving
him are two sons and a daughter.
The sons are Harshall H. and Ira E.
Stout, who resided with him in
Parkersburg, and the daughter is
Mrs. S. E. Tracewell. Mrs. Ann
Ballantine, of New Matamoras, o.,
is sister, and G. D. Stout, Of
Peasants county, is brother.
Mr.. Stout was deputy marshal for
sixteen years and held the office OF
bailiff and crier of federal court at
Parkersburg a number OF years and
was such. when he died. Many
friends kindly remember him here,
as he came to Clarksburg quite often,
when deputy marshal.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
WILLS PROBATED
IN OPEN COURT
sandusly, Hursey and Higinbothan
Estates Are Left to Relatives
of the Testators.

County court reconyened Monday
morning with all the members pres
ent.
The wills of Elmer B. Hursey, ].
B. Sandusky and Samuel Higin-
botham were probated. Mr.. Hursey
leaves his estate to his wife, Mrs.
Margaret Hursey, her life time, and
then to his daughter, Mrs. Ella
Wade. Mrs. Hursey is named as
executrix. Mr.. Higinbotham gives
$500 to Fay E. Higinbotham, $500
to Geneva James and the remainder
to his wife. John A. Brohard quail
fed ss administrator Of the estate,
giving bond of $4,000. Mr.. San
dusky's will gives the homestead to
Emily Thompson, including one acre
of ground, and the rents and profits
of his real estate in Harrison and
Richie counties to his wife, Mamie
p. Sandusky, together with AZ shares
Of Ocean mine stock and his person
al property, and all his estate except
that given to Emily Thompson is to
i. his grandchildren, descendants
q liam. Thomas and Albert San
dussy, at Mrs. sandusky's death. D.
D. sandusSy was named as executor.
An exoneration was allowed to D.
F, F. Randolph.
A. j. Findley was granted a law
yer's certificate.
George G. Jett was granted min
ister's license.
Thomas E. Harbert qualified as
administrator of Dora l. Harbert.
An eroneration for restaurant
tax was allowed j. Z. Holbert.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
COUNTY COURT
Holds Brief Session Tuesday and
Enters Number of
4 Orders.

County court held session Tues
day morning and went to Buffalo
Bills show in the afternoon.
In the matter Of establishing a
road for Alva Robinson and others
the land owners were notified to ap-
pear in court September 20. to show
cause why the road should no0 be
established and to Ak damages.
P. E. Hill qualified as notary pub
lie.
E. F, Randolph and c. F. Ran
dolph qualified as administrators OF
the estate OF Madison Randolph,
deceased.
James NJ, Mines qualified as the
administrator of the estate of j. B.
sandusky, deceased.
Sheridan R. Griffin was given per-
mission to put in side track along
the county road near Lumberport.
The contract for the super-struc-
ture of bridge at CoplIn's in Ten.
mile district, was awarded to the
NQEAgo Bridge Co. for $4,000.
Erroneous assessments of proper.
I'll ltlonging. to T. j. Bryan and
Charlts NJ. Ernst were corrected.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
ELEMENTARY UNION
HOLDS A MEETING

A very interesting and instructive
meeting was held by the Elementary
Union at the First Baptist church
last Saturday afternoon. This is to
be a permanent organization and
meetings will be held in the Baptist
church study every Saturday af.yr.
noon at $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs. L. W.
sifterd will have charge of the pro-
grams and every one interested in
elementary work win be welcome.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
ANNIVERSARY SERMON.

On the fourth anniversary Of W.
s Kearney Court, l. o. o. C., appro-
pirate services were held in Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, color
ed, Sunday. A very interesting pro-
gram was carried out. The Rev. G..
w. w. jenkins preached an eloquent
and instructive sermon and other
pastors taking part were the Revs.
E. R. Baxter, ]. H. Watson and Mr..
Pryor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
MRS. ]. B. HUMPHREYS
DIES OF PARALYSIS
Wife of Doctor Passes Away at
Home Near This City ut
the Age of 20.

Mrs. HUMPHREYS. wife of DR.. j. D.
HUMPHREYS, died at her home be-
tween Adamston and Wilsonburg
Monday evening at 7:4O o'clock, of
pdE&sis.
Nm. Humphries was 20 years old
4 & survived by her husband and
tSs$jllowing children: Mrs. Mary
S. Nlstrother, Mrs. Frances Jane
Hibbs, Mrs. Clara v. McElroy, Jas.
R. HUMPHREYS and T. ]. HUMPHREYS.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS was most esu-
mable woman and had wide circle
of friends.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
no DELAY IN PAVING
u. & o. omciais Send Message From
Baltimore to That Effect.

There is TO be no further delay in
the Baltimore street paving on ac-
count Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company as Station Agent
Charles vanHorn has received tele-
graphic message from Baltimore in
forming him that the company has
definitely decided to pave its grounds
at once. Col. Joe Fdccy, who has
the city contract, viii do the work
for the railroad company.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
ENGINE JUMPS TRACK.
my Annotated Press,

EAsToN Pa, Sep, 1.-THE engine
OF a Lehigh Valley express train
from Buffalo to Ned York. jumped
the track near Pattenburg tunnel
near here today, Engineer Cooley
of this city was propably fatally lnS
jured and a number of other train
men and passengers were hurt, but
mot fatally.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
DEEDS RECORDED.

zachariah T. Grouse to Truman
A. Queen, So acres, Peel Tree.
Harvey W, tiarmer. trustee for
Ada Modispadgh, to Samuel coving-
ton, lot, Monticello avenue, city.
Fair Grounds Improvement Co. to
Luke N. corbett, 2 lots, Clark dis
trict,
B. s. Duncan to NJ. 8. Duncan, 4
acres, Eagle district.
U, G. Duncan to same. all inter.
est in 16 acres, Eagle district.
Lille Wickenhofer to the Trus-
tees of Adamston Lodge of Odd Eel.
lows, / lot, Adamston.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-19
AUTO HITS POLE AND
FOUR ARE KILLED
Terrible Accident BefaIls a Party of
Seven Elks Near Colo
RADIO Springs.
tay Associated Rrops.l

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Sep.
17.-An automobile containing a
party of seven Elks returning from
their clubhouse at Manitou, ran into
a telephone pole and William Raj
ston. dealer in electrical spplies;
Britton Graves, druggist, and the
chauffeur named Grey. were killed
outright. II. Winnall died shortly
after the accident. Four other pas
sengers were seriously hurt.