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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

-hiitl urinates tooofteu, If the urine sca1ds
-sse flesh. OF If. when tho child reaches an
q Wheel il should IL able toacuutIOI the
massage, II Is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
islg,depend upon Il 5thecause oftlfeG fiff-
-'...v IS kidney trouble. and. the hrst
srp should be towards the treatment on
.iisse important organs. This unpleasant
.I5~rp!e is due to diseased condition Of
re kidneys and bladder and not to
,.a.tit rs most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made 1uiser-
ace with kidney and bladder trouble,
~, both need the sane great remedy.
Ere mild and the immediate effect of
SrRamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
ov druggists, III fifty
cent aud oue-dollar E.
size bottles. You may Til 4. ssss;i'
have a SaInIIe bottle E44l - ~
Dy mail free also q Home OF sWampRooa
pamphlet telling all about Swau1p-Root,
including many of the thousands of testi-
mortal letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, y. Y, be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
bnt remember the name, Swamp Root,
DR.. Kiluer's SwanIp-Root, and the adj
dress Biuglamtou, N y, on every
bottle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

West Virginia with only two men
of the regular team. ran away with
Parkersburg, at Morgartown sarur-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14
W0nsE Is RsH Is Hen Ars Esis
Miserable b kinney and
Bladder TTBVhle

Kidney trouhle preys upou the mind.
andl esensa mbition; beauty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

Efforts are being made TO have
Manager Ely. OF the State team.
transfer the Marietta-state game for
Nov. 10. from Morgantown to
Clarksburg. This is one of States
best games and should ii be played
here would give the lovers OF the
sridiron game grand chance TO see
good up-to-date football game.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

Broaddus viii play PhiIippi at
Philippi next Saturday. Captain
Boughner and his men are DESTROYS
of winning and will make every eff
fort to get in fine shape for, the
game.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

Carl Lanham. Grafton boy. is
playing left half for Buckhannon.
and If reports are true. he is play
ing the whole game for his team.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

The local High School plays Graf
ton here next Saturday at the old
fair grounds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

day. TO the tune OF IS to 0. The
game was never in doubt and only
afforded the State boys practice
game. Morgantown worked out
god against them and the showing
made was most gratifying in all re-
spects
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

Following IS the standing of the
High School FootbaIl League;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14

o. druggists, IN mt y
cent and oue-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
CABBIES BLOCK
DEPOT CROSSINGS
Passengers Forced TO Walk
in Mud--COmpany will
Walkin Mud

Much complaint is daily heard from
the thousands of persons who arrive
at, or depart from. the new Frencn
street station OF the p B. & w. rail-
road regarding the annoyance aud in-
convenience they are subjected 10 by
reason Of the large number Of hacks.
delivery wagons and private carriages
which at nearly all times obstruct the
crossings and make a regular stabling
place Of the space under the French
street elevated structure.
Not only do these equipages block
the crossings, making it practically
impossible for the incoming passenger
TO take a street car without walking
In the dirt or mud, as the case may
be, but the odor arising from the dirt
caused by the great number of horses
there is tar from pleasant
II is said that the cabbies would do
much better il they would use tho
opposite side of French street for their
stand, as a person IN search of a car
riage would easily see them. whereas,
under existing conditions. his way is
blocked and he Is surrounded with a
bowling, gesticulating crowd OF jehus.
enough, In itself, 20 cause the average
man to refuse their services. Many
attaches Of the station are loud in their
denunciation Of present methods. and
state that IL is likely that the officials
OF the company viii soon appeal TO
the city officials TO have the nuisance
abated.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
CROSBY & HILLS
SPLENDID DISPLAY

Crosby g. Hill are showing a va
riety OF millinery which for beauty of
design and exclusiveness OF pattern.
IS probably without an equal In the
city and that their efforts are being
appreciated is evidenced hy The thrones
OF women who daily M their large
show rooms TO overfowing and tax
hho abilities OF the large force Of
saieswomen 20 supply their wants
The entire millinery department is
in charge OF Mrs. Young. who per-
sona'ly attends to the purchase OF all
materials and oversees the trimming
Of every hat sold by the firm. It is
said that there IS no nat ever copied
there. an those sold being exclusive
and original.
The favored and smartest hats for
the spring show a marked change
from last year. While the favorite
mushroom Of the winter season stin
holds its own. the shirt waist rum
about for this spring win be the small
sailor with a mushroom droor.
Blocked hats are far IN the lead.
Straws are Milan. Panama, Yeddo and
Leghorn. The new shades are april
cot. terra Gotta, nankin, horhlon. native
blue. an shades Of rose and browns.
greens. and an the shades OF yellow
trimmings will be with the ever popu-
lar ostrich plumes, birds, flowers. foli-
age and ribbons OF all descriptions.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
INDIAN SPRINGs WATER
Company Formed to Bottle and Dis
tribute Beverage From Brandy
wine SPRINGS.

That there are natural springs near
Wi mington whose waters rival in pur-
ity the best waters Of the world be-
came known yesterday afternoon,
when the Kiamonsi Water Company
was organized to exploit il throughout
The country The springs from which
the product is 10 be taken are known
las the old Indian Springs ia Chris
TUNA hundred opposite Brandywine
Springs park
Former Senator L. Heisler Ball is
president Alfred s. Elliott is vice.
president and spottswood Garland is
treasurer Of the company formed to
exploit the water. The Indian Springs
were popular with the Delaware In
dams 10 Colonial days, The redskins
attrbutng much medicinal quality to
the beverage they drew from the
ground there.
Analyses made recently showed that
the water from the springs is fully
equal to the famous Poland water
and contains diuretic ingredients that
are even better. The company pro-
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
BATTLED WITH BLACK HAND

BEIIEFoNTAINE. Ohio. March q.
"A street hattie between ringleaders
Of the Blackhand Society and citizens
resulted in one man being killed and
several wounded. Tho offenders es-
csDed.
Salvatore Cira. q wealthy fruit COM
mission merchant received an anony-
nous letter last Thursday demanding
$1,000 under threat cf death lie ig-
nored Il. His nephews. Charles and
Joseph DesSef were escorting htm
dome. when near Mr.. Cira's house six
men. hiding behind barricale OF foo
der. opened fire and Joserh DeMar
sank to uhe ground mortally wounded.
Cra's party enntied their revolvers
and retreated to the house COR more
surnunition. The wounded man died
In a short time.
Citizens aroused by the shooting gave
chase to the assailants. VINO escaped
after carrying on a running dght for
half a mile IN which some were wound
ID on both sides
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
MANY TRANSFERS
OF PROPERTY
Advent Of Spring Marked by
Numerous Deals in
Realty

There were many transactions in
real estate recorded since Saturday
last. and as a result many families
who have moved this year now fine
themselves in their own homes.
The largest transaction so far re-
corded was the purchase Of the prop
erty at No 205 Franklin street by
George Lloyd from Rosa Leberman
the consideration being $4,000.
Following are the transfer as re-
corded since Monday.
Peter A. Bentzin TO Charlotte M.
Boudwin, S05-SO7 East Eighth street,
siiO0.
Rosa Lebermann 10 Albert Roths-
child, one half interest In property
west side Front street $4,000.
John Mccain TO Minerva pocker
southwest corner Second and Van
Buren Streets $3.50.
Edward Rogers to Charles w Clark
property on west side Of Madison
street south OF Seventh, S2500.
Robecca j. Cieland TO Edward john
SON. 14ll Harrison sire $4,000.
Luigi Donisco and wife to A. b.
Stayton. northeast corner Sixth and
Union streets. $500.
Emma j. Eaton and heirs TO Ann
White. west side Washington street.
west Of Eighth. $4,000.
E,wood sowder and wife 90 Luther
A. saltzglvcr south side Washington
Ecst OF Seventeenth, $500.
Mary and John Vedder to- Timothy
Mccarthy, cast side Pine, south OF
Ninth. Si760.
wesley &. johnson and wife to
Elizabeth McAlnster, west side Maei-
son. west OF Eleventh, $4,000.
Home Real Estate Company to Ed-
ward larsen. 22o5 West street S2ioQ
Bernard Mciiueh 10 Da1id rophs
west side Ninth. east Of Walnut street
$500.
Albert w. posey TO Thomas Boud-
win. 3Sl East Thirteenth street. Sll25
Rosa Liebermann to George Lioyc
EOS Franklin street. $4,000.
Daniel lynch ct. al. to Bavariar
Brewing Company n. w. corner FROM
and Poplar streets, nominal
lamas a. Nnight 40 samuel ID
Forbes. N. w. corner Harrison n
Sycamore streets. $500,
Aizabeth a. Walther 70 Victoria
Po2ybilslSi. north side Third, west ol
Lombard $3.50.
Rosa Iiebcrman TO Albert Roths.
chlld Front street. east OF King, nom.
inai
John w. Shines 20 Jennie J.. Wynd'
ham. s. w. corner Pine and McCaul.
ley streets, nominal
Evening journal., 1907-03-27

the amount Of s25.ooO,OOO was denied
at the offices of the company yoster-
day. 1, was stated authoritatively at
the offices that none of the work ale
ready planned and undertaken would
be stopped.
As was announced soon after Mr.
McCrca was made president of the
road, no new work viii be mapped
out FOR the immediate future. The
work already planned and started
under the Cassatt management viii be
completed. The strengthening Of
curves and reducing grades ON the
main line and on the low grade freight
tracks viii be completed as rapidly as
possible.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27

Julia Redmond and Company in ''Too
Much Married" offer very pleasing con-
tribusVa to the show at the GarriolS this
week. 1t Us saturated with fun Of that
good wholesome quality which everyone
enjoys. Miss Redmond has gathered about
her competent cast and "Too Much Mar
ried' Is played for an It Is worth. The
act was an unqualified hit in Baltimore a
week or two ago. and the newspapers OF
that city gave considerable space to the
rather unique way Miss Redmond under
took 70 secure the necessary infants for
the cast, that OF advertising in the press
for them. The Baltimore mothers respond.
ed promptly and the result was that Miss
Redmond had all the infantiie assistance
necessary at the price OF 800 head for
the week.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
COAL PRICES FOR APRIL
Reading Company Issues Circular on
All Grades Of Anthracite.

The Reading Railroad April circular
has been issued. The price for pre-
pared sizes is S4.50 for New York har-
Dor. the same as 1905. Last year. on
account of the strike, no circular was
issued, and prices We're unchanged on
April /.
Small sizes at tide are. Pea. SO:
buckwheat $3.50; rice Si.I5; which Is
an advance OF to 10 cents per ton.
The tide price govern the local price.
The line circular is changed for pre-
pared sizes and small sizes are the
same as in the autumn.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
openino at Baders.

George w. Bader. who for many
years conducted a successful house
furnishing and novelty store at Seventh
and Shipley streets, has removed to
a much more convenient location on
King street, below Fourth, where a
splendid display OF Easter novelties,
china, glassware. and In fact, every
thing which goes 10 make home COM
Portable and cheerful may be seem
everything being marked at prices
which appeal 20 prospective purchas-
ers. The formal opening OF the new
store took place today, and prepara-
tions were made to care FOR a record
breaking trade
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
New Car in servios.

In order to better accommodate resi-
dents OF the western section OF the
city the Wilmington City Railway
Company has placed a late car on its
West Fourth street line. The car
Fourth and a.MrSet streets at 1880 and
proceeds az far as dupont street The
car was placed IN service on Saturday
night and is much appreciated by the
public.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
Car Plant is Busy.

The American Car and Foundry
Company is unusually busy for this
tlme OF the year, and from present
indications the local plant will have
one OF the most successful years in
It's history. The firm has just Sc
cured a contract for rs passenger cars
for the Manchurian railway and anoth-
er order for 1000 freight cars for Italy,
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
PLAYSANDP PLAYERS

Golf and horseback riding are the
chief recreations OF Arnold DAILY, who
comes to the Grand opera House for
one performance. MONDAY evening.
April lst Mr.. DAILY usually spends
his vaactions abroad. dividing his time
between London. Paris and the heaths
OF England. returning IN time fof
week or tvo cif on some Of the
Long lsionl oeicie taking up
Evening journal., 1907-03-27

Lovely gowns are made Of white lace
over silver or gold tissue. Such toilet
was accompanied by "a Eold-colored
cross-over taffeta scarf and hat Of the
same tone that was a fluffy mass Of
crinoline, tulle. straw and feathers.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27

Your Easter suit is not .comp
without one Of our Watches. BFaceld
Neck Chains. Lockets. so cents and
weekly. Delivered on first payne
Mitchell, Seventh and Poplar stree
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
NO P. R. R. RETRENCHMENT
Improvements Under Way or Planned
VIII Be Rushed to connnletion.

The rumor that an era Of retrench-
ment is to be inaugurated by the Penn
syivania Railroad Company which
would result In the abandonment Of
improvements already contemplated TO
Evening journal., 1907-03-27

Chine and Persian ribbons Will
into use with the girls again for
sorts Of shoulder straps ana kit
sets. r~
Evening journal., 1907-03-27

poses to introduce the bottled bever-
age In all parts of the country.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
correot Dress for EastsE

work on which has already been sta
ed, was also recently received. !
Evening journal., 1907-03-27

rehearsals for the season. The talent
ed young actor IS now under the man
agement Of Daniel Frohnnn, who has
provided for his present tour a military
comedy "The Boys Of Company b."
by Rlda Johpson Young, author OF
Brown Of Harvard" a east Of thirty.
many OF them well-lsnovn to theatre
goers, makes up Mr. Days supporting
company
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
MISS HAZARD
EMTERTA|NS
THE ALUMAAE

Boston. Nov. S.-Balloting for the cleo
tion OF officers. voting on the admission
of new branches TO membership in the
association. and consideration of the re-
ports OF branches already members, with
several committee reports and the dis
posal OF unfinished business were among
the important matters at the morning
business session OF the Associated Cole
giate Alumnae, which was held IN the
chapel OF the old South church, In this
city today. The result OF the balloting
Will not be announced until tomorrow
when the officers who will govern the
association during the coming year VIII
be made known and introduced at the
closing session OF the five days confer
ence.
During the afternoon n trip to wellesley
college was arranged as guests OF Presi-
dent Caroline Hazard, and after an IN
spection OF the college buildings. the del
egates were invited 10 reception tender
ed by the president.
Several prominent persons were an
nounced as speakers at the evening meet
ing OF the association in the Hotel SOM
erset.
President Charles w. Eliot of Harvard
university, Talcott Williams OF Philadel-
phia and Prof Paul Clemen of Brown
university were among those invited.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
RIVERSIDE

Today an expert mechanic called at the
engine house of the Narragansett fire
company for the purpose of looking over
the old "Narragansett." and the under
standing is that the engine is TO be sent
TO New York city, where II will be pat IN
frst-class condition. IL is understood that
this work has been ordered by Capt.
Warren II. Fales. who on Tuesday was
elected a member of the town council
and many OF the members OF the COM
pany say that they would not be surprised
I'm the least II the company had had a
new engine house. new up-to-date
combination wagon. which would mean
one or more ladders, some the company
does not possess at the present time. and
many other improvements during the adj
ministration of Capt. Fales.
| Last evening Levi S. Winchester, the
newly elected tax assessor. presented the
house committee OF the Alpha Social club
with a box OF cigars. The box will not
be opened until Friday evening OF next
| week.
Sergt. Blckford has investigated the
complaint made by the owners OF = num-
Der OF sailing crafts that have beer
beached for the winter. who say that Ger
tain boys have stolen or destroyed article,
on their crafts and have found that tn,
boys named could not positively have
been implicated.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08

Meetings tonight:
Plumbers union. Labor temple.
Carpenters council, Labor Temple
Blacksmiths' union, LABOR Temple.
Ffremens local 5S. lj2 Weybosset street.
MACHINIsTs' EXECUTIVE BOARD.
TIE Machlnists' executive board met
last evening at the Labor Temple. There
was a large attendance and great deai
of business was considered. The subject
for the greater part OF the discussion was
the coming entertainment which the Ma
chlnists are 10 give on Dec. 20. at Infantry
hall. when they will present the Royal
Entertainers" with chorus OF over lW
voices.
The committee having In charge the pro-
motion OF a ladies auxiliary was ordered
20 make its report 10 the Machinists
union. In the opinion OF the committee.
Il would be advisable 10 have ladies
night one week from the coming We'd
nesday. II is the intention of the commit
Tee TO invite the wives, mothers and un-
married daughters OF the machinists 20
be present at the meeting when steps to-
ward obtaining a charter and other pre-
liminary proceedings OF organization VIII
be taken.
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
The Metal Workers meeting at the La
Dor Temple was well attended last eve
ming. Reports of committees were receiv-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
IN THE FIELD
OFLABOR'
0.ho Edio NCys-D moor

cd. Communications were read from sew
eral other locals and from the Interna-
tional and the names of a number OF new
candidates for membership In the union
were considered The remaining business
was OF a routine nature.
GENERAL TRANSFERS.
A meeting OF General 1eamsters. In
GLIDING representatives from the various
teamsters' locals OF this CITY, was held
at the Labor Temple last evening and
matters OF interest 10 the Teamsters were
considered. A great deal OF the usual rot
tine work was accomplished and the
meeting adjourned.
IN OTHER CITIES.
In the matter OF free employment bu-
reaus. England and the continental coun-
tries are far ahead OF the United States
The employment offices are more numer-
Gus and have been established longer IN
foreign cities than in this country ana
consequently much better results are be-
ing obtained A summary OF the work OF
these offices in London for the year 1906
gives fair idea of what they are accom-
pllshing.
A total OF 6s,252 applications for situa-
tions. 29.137 applications for help were re-
ceived.
The German employment offices receiv-
ed 200 applications for positions anc
2, ,297, 900 applications for help during the
same year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
SHOT DOWN
ROBBINS MILL
At C0lDF|ELD

Goldheld, New. Nov s.--v. L. Kline
respected and seemingly hard-work-
ing young citizen. was shot in the head
Wednesday night.
With his face blackened. Kline forced
entrance TO the Nevada -Goldheld H.
duction works and tried TO steal ANAL
gam worth thousand OF dollars from
the reduction plates.
Kline's accomplice who escaped from
the mill in a hail of bullets. was cap
tured yesterday. He proved to bo
Ralph Cripple, once railroad station
agent here. more recently clerk in
the postoffice. a young fellow whom
everybody knows and likes.
Kline daringly tried TO bribe the
night watchman I'm the Nevada Gold
field mill, promising him a large sum
OF money IL he would submit TO being
bound and gagged. leaving IL 10 Kline
TO make II appear that there was "a
terrible struggle before he was over
come. The watchman pretended 10 fall
in with the plot, but told Martin Dow
ler the mills manager.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
HOTELS PROPRIETOR A
HOODOO VICTIM

Bridgeport. Conn. Nov. S.-Oscar
Schroeder. proprietor OF the Union
hotel, dropped deads OF heart failure
when walking from his hotel to his
home, yesterday. SO the superstitious
say the fatal hoodoo that curses the
hotel is still active.
Schroeder came here from New York
fourteen months ago and bought the
hostelry famous as the home of the
Thirteen Suicide Club" More than n
dozen years ago thirteen men met In a
room in the Union and swore to kill
themselves, one each year, the victim
to be chosen by lot. They kept the
pact IL Is said.
George Wagner, who ran the hotel
many years. killed himself I'm New
York. william s. Schiber town clerk
OF Bridgeport. took his life at the Union
less than two years ago. After Mr.,
Schroeder took the hotel there were so
many deaths by gas s-asphyXiation in It's
rooms that he turned off the gas. The
guests had to light themselves TO bed
with candles.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
FOUNDERS DAY AT
MT. HOLYOKE COLLEGE

South Hadley. Mass, Nov. S-The 10th
annual Founders Day, in commemora-
tion OF the founding of Mount Holyoke
college by Mary Lyons in 1897. was OBJ
served with appropriate exercises at the
college today.
In the forenoon the faculty. trustees,
invited guests and student body formed
in procession and proceeded TO the chapel
where special exercises. were held. The
principal speaker at the exercises was
President Luther OF Trinity college. Hart
ford, Conn.
Later Miss Mary T.. Woolley. president
OF the college, entertained the trustees
and invited guests at luncheon.
Meetings OF the trustees and the alum
nae associations were arranged for this
afternoon while an organ recital in the
| evening was TO be the concluding feature
| OF the celebration.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
BANCA |TA' lana
FOUND OPEN BY
A PATR0LMAN

The rear door of the Banca Italiana at
500 Charles street was found open az lao
clock this morning by Patrolman t. +.
Carey.
The patrolman caused the proprietor.
Antonio De Siano, TO be notified, but as
his wife was in charge OF the bank and
had left the door open she was sent to
fasten the door. 1t is said that there were
several thousands of dollars In the bank
When Patrolman Carey discovered that
the bank was open he notified his station
and Lieut.. Connors and Sergt Higgins
went to the bank, searched for burglars
and remained on guard until the place
had been secured.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
THE JOY or OWNING LAND.

There IL a distinct Joy in ownin u
land, unlike that which you have in
money, In houses. I'm books. pictures or
anything else which men have devised
Personal property brings you into so.
ciety with men. But land IL n part OF
Gods estate In the globe. and when a
parcel qi GROUND ls decided to you and
Ii seems as N you had come into part
nership with the original Proprietor OF
the earth.--Henry Ward Beecher.
hour to Oakland Beach.
SEC thls property. Mr.. Rennett st
the Information Bur- ls -sw selling
rapidly for oash