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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12

To the Republican Voters of Har-
rlson County:
/ desire to announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
Clerk OF the County Court OF Har-
HOWARD NJ. GORE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12
LOUIS A. CARR.


To the voters OF the City:
announce myself for the Office Of
City Assessor subject to the Republl-
can primary election Monday after
noon. March I6. Experience and
Judgment count in this office. 1 ask
for your votes and viii thank you for
them.
W. PERRY CAMP.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12

ERNEST L. pJGoTT.
Shinnston. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12
u. @. Grille.
70 me voters Of the city Of clarks-

burg:
The Telegram Is authorized "a. an
nounce the candidacy AZ Trnn,an i
Lynch for the Republican nomina-
ton for the office OF Mayor OF said
city. subject to the primary election
70 be held Monday afternoon, March
l6. 1908. So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.

TO the Republican Voters Of Har-
rison County.
am a candidate for the Republic
can nomination for Sheriff OF Har-
rison County, subject to the win OF
the Republican primary election or
convention. ! was born and reared
u Harrison county. have always been q
Republican, but have never before
Should I be nominated and elected,
I promise the same high efficiency OF
service that has characterized the adj
Illustrations OF our former Repub-
lican sheriffs.
Bridgeport, w Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12

To the Republican voters of Har-
rison County,.
/ hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Sheriff OF Harrison Coun-
F., ~, subject to the decision OF the Re-
publican primary election.
GEO. II. BERRY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12

To the Republican voters Of ciarks-
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Republican nomination
OF mayor OF the city OF Clarksburg.
subject 20 the Republican primaries
70 be held on the 18th day OF March.
L. c. Grille.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12

FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
To the voters OF Harrison County:
announce myself for the office of
County Surveyor, subject to the Re-
publican county primary election,
Monday, April 6, 1908.
CHARLES c. FITTRO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12

SWEET ~ aIEEoDr FLouR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12

give a clean ana business-iike admin
istration and 70 administer and en-
force the laws.
T. NJ. KELLEY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12
FOR CITY ASSESSOR.

w. E. TATE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12
FoR pRosEoUTING ATToRNEY.

Salem, W. Va.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09

st pGrotfnlbt @inf til Dem, jon
brllgcr ellcr ogter at BRUCE Or,
Yeters &l1rifo. 2eg Mprfe til, al
Der poa Onhlaget al bper 6laife al
0elrne Mebicin CT trpft ct regiltreret
Nnnaer. Yao oenne Maaoe omgiper
Or. Feter 6obrnep & Sons bper 6lo=
tie meo oeres perionlige Mnipar. Mou
ber 6erfor oltib onfpre 6laifens re-
giitrereoc Munrcr, ,1aor man lfripcr
til 5abrifal1terne, cnten angaaenoe
lin SDgoon1, eller for at faa u6fgrli=
gere Splpsninger eno Sc Trpfiager,
1om meofplger bper 5laife, in6ebol-
Der. &ieb alorig nogen 6laife SUI
rifo, bbis 9el,trer mongler eller or
blepet ltoItrgget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09
DSpbeo Tan lite helbreoes

81 IsIoIe Mibler, ha be ,te tan uoa Ben onaretne d
d Diet. Ser e hun on afeabe at turere 8bnteb. d
st er beh fpn6itstion.le H7ibler. 9tbReb tora4rtngel
psb en- bttap6t IsIfanb At GNmbtnber bet euftadtlh
RE. sloos bette 8t1r Bltper intoH.eret. Iierfer Sc Cd
tnmlenbs 2p6:e lar faar en saarft8 3srelt, % Hear eea
@ttenbelfn tau fiterneS. % 5stte @er afengtreS Do
norn.ale 9ittnhs 81 Ssrelffen bape SbsIaet f0r ttesst
gt ub at Il 9ilfatbe frenrtal6eS Deb eotarrt. ber e. u
-@i bill gibe Ct bun1the 3slnrB fot either. 34e0
q 0Snbeb (proarjd1et q Rator9l. JON ttte tan M
ase6 Hatpt Oe1afrh Cure. 8trtn ffsr 0tresi09
se.a., u i 3: sas::s g. 1't'"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09
Gn mnoerlis Ylabs.

Siggeren (oer bar facet &enge til
ct Bor npe Sfo): - Guiino Sat,
&erre! Seq foriifrer Gem, at Der
ltnber 6isIe %ienberrepne Sfo banter
ct %tofnemligt @ierte."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09

s Pr pnI Dp. 5orleoen
Rat er Der forpoet Ssnobruostpperi
BOG @uloineo S. 8eterien i Hors
9ru16. Weeo ct Gentrnmsbor er Der
boret en- Mabning i Dpren iaa SpDene
TT Gag / Neglen inopenoig. Mlt
bpao Der | SGrflteoet fanbtes al 8ar-
ot Observation-Disclosures og @arftgi,
er bort1tiaolt. Mar1 far enonu lite
ODER apperiets 9tgrrelie.
$ mar % M a +
cum in6-
pieoeS forleoen / Operper al en- @ef=
fe Mntboriteter. &eftor &orn og @b=
innft @rgnbol0 r%eoegior6e for Cont
.lirgernes Silblipelie og bemerfeoe,
at Muleet omfatter en- 5tue fra Sc
oemarfen og Ell 9tue fra 9lteroalen,
lamt to Semmerfoier. Mf SnDentar
er Der allereoe mi en- ganife betpoelig
Samling. &aa Sc Snobuones Gegrre
uotalte Stiftamtmano Gram Sc be6=
lte 9nifer for Muie feet.
@i6sbol05 Tolfebgi=
fo1e. Sil Sen npe 6olfebeiifole /
@tosbol6 er Der allere6e anmelbt 80
@leper. &f bisie er II fra andre
8Dg6er. 9esu6en ct ct @usbol6=
ningsfurius meo 12 @leper forlengit
ful6tegnet Sfolens @eitprer er @r.
Son Serenien. '@folen iful bore
feroig Is. Sftober og begpn6e /
Slutten al Maane0en. Sen Dofre
5folebpgntng, JONI opfpres efter Seq
ming al Mrfiteft Mrneberg, peffer
flor Spmerfio mbe6, baa6e peb lin
Sttl og fin 6ominerenoe 8eliggenbe0.
8uuta tenen pe6 Der
bD 8ro afilpreOes 5. 10. Sep.
TENDER. Set bar pent @eir UNDER
9gittOeligbe0en. Gn 1900 Men.
neifer, bopeoiogelig fra Soc par mgo1
frem. Sprite @riga6eS MuiifforpS
ipilleOe. @remierlpitna11t 9pcb(
bolot Mfilpringstalen. &remierlgit
mont Getbe, So iparsforeningens Sr
fret9r, operleDereoe @autai tenen ii
So &ommune, paa bpiS Segne Sr6.
fgrer &igen mo6tog Sen. Silli01
iipilleOe 8riga0elnuiifen So, ri Ell
lfer". Sgr Observation-Disclosures
bar Ser ierperet Srofoit for Sc in0
bll6ne.
iferiu ing ct
Ii Sronbbiem luffet. 8
Sberpgr al Suiener al Menneife1
foregtf observation-disclosures beiti6eli
| &c 2ufning &loffen s Mfen 5. Is
September. &onlul &lingenberl
bolot en- fort Sale, bpori ban lerli{
tofte0e Sc %u0enlan6ife 9eltagere oe
uoitinere og til Slntning nbtaltt
Saabet ON, at ll0itilltngen maotte bi.
bragg til at frernnre l1opiflingen a
5ilferibeoriftens forifiellige Creme
lamt bore til @apn og geptte for 81
ifanoinabiife 2anoe. Siliioit uobrag:
te ban ct ~2epe George. Soet. Son.
julien offpre6e 8 &ononilag, ienfeoes
Jlagene paa ale l10ltillingens SIag:
itenger.
Oper 700 Gelegram.
M e + mo0tog 8igrnltierne og @a=
roline 8iernion paa 0eres @ulobrpl=
lupsoag foruoen 8repe og andre Sill
lener. I~elegrammerne bar fra ale
Selre = fra &on9er og 9ronninger
til Mrbeioere> fra Ol6inger til @grn,
fra Meno og &pin0er, 2anosmen6
og 5remmeoe / ale 2an6e, Sorenin>
ger, &orporationer, Yolitifere al ale
5arber, Meningsfeller og Mo6itan=
oere. Noget al Set, iom gleoe6e
Blernion melt, bar Sc tolrige &ille=
ner fra ungoomsforeninger / 8D %
paa 2ano og fra 2arere. Ser inblgb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09

s. 49, Tysg 5559 3.gFW N4S e.lN-3E3
> to q al Z. 8 9re.
bre ! Mloer 16-24 Mnr, er omfom.
met UNDER en- Storm paa gberiioett
al 8nfsnes. gn elbre 8roOer er
tiDIigere omfommet paa Sigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09


II . m nn eI. @rog.
erer Suns $. 9. S,lnot bar iolgt fin
sie1oom Sgnbre 9gIe / Mamot til
eroprieter MreI 6. Sperre, Stange.
'lslnrancei ummen er $4,000 &roner.
Sfogem nogisr on1frtng 1000 Maal.
ubefienot.
- @aarben Smeosru6 be0 Oppe-
1aaro Station CT al Sr. Srelaitbano-
Ter 81. Solicit iolgt til D'@rr. 81.
aiarnsli og 50. 5tenitao. @uleneS
asiurancei um $1,000 &roner. Sip
beium ubefien6t.
&i6ligere Obert So
ban 8 | / Sreortfsbalo er
afgaaet pe6 9e6en; 72 Mar gammel.
Mfopoe bar anieet iom en- ouelig Of<
ficer og bar Oerbos en- anerfienot gei-
og Sernbanebpgger. S 70 Marene
bpggeoe ban iaalebes characteristics
mems panifeligite Seftion. S 1883
So bar ban Sreorifsbalos @tor-
tingsreprai entant, iom bans Sar Mu=
oitgr 9abl og Sarfar gi6spolosmon=
oen &ancelliraao Dahl babbe pnret
fpr bam. Speralt, bpor Oberlt Gabl
bar fienot, BANDIT ian Mnerfien6ellc
lom Sen bpgtige> iampittigbeosfuloe
og go0e .Man6.
9goSal 5. Gul6mngtig pco
neutrality-suspicious. &ontor / Drom=
men &icbaro 2pcbe bleb romn1et al
ct Slagtilfel0e og fal6t 6g6 ON paa
&ontoret. Mf6p6e bar so Mor gam=
mel.
- gn al @ais itgrite @oarobruge=
re @oltler @olitaO CT afgaaet pe6 90.
BEN 81 Mar gammel. S fin Stem.
6DgO far @olita0 inoebopt ollie Sil=
lioSbperp. S omtrent en- Mennelfe:
alOer fat ban beret Meblem al Scr
reoSitpret og / flere Mar Gorligelles
fomislgr. 9es110en bar fan Meolen
al
S 50=Marene, 81 Mas Sparebonf op
retteoes, bar &ollta0 en- al 5tiftern'
lol1t Me6lem al 0enS 9ireftion. Sol
lto0 bar en- belitgbt pg bennei n
Mano iamt meget fremragen0e pol
Sor0brugets Snraa6e.
s 0ruffen 2o6s. De1
lpenlfe &anonbaao vSpen fiu110" Da
Il CONNER paa en- @fspeoition ii
Spitsbergen og anlgb paa &ei1el
Sromse. &e6 &anonbaaoers Silba
gefomit fra Spitsbergen til Srpmsy
poa &iemreiien befan6tes ct @ar nor
ife 8la0e at inbeboI6e enoel ulonb
Notiier angaaen6e Sorbol6ene pa
&anonbaooen. 9isie uion6fproig'
Mrtifler bar &a1onbaa6ens Tgrel
1egt at finoe &il6en til og bar til 6e
ibenife Sipfarts 9epartement in6be
rettet, at 6e itamn1er fra SEN 2oos
lom beo &anonbaa6ens Mfgong ii
Spitsberge1 bar on1boro for at looi'
til &orlse. S9reren ifriber berom
"9o oenne 2o6s itrafs efter befano
tes at bore beruiet og iamtioig iff'
piloe oolpoe mine Sr6rer ongooeno'
Moaoen bborpaa Ser ffuloe fomman.
oeres be6 Sr0res 0perbringelle frc
Den bogtbabenoe officer til @orgier1:
9eren meo pioere iamt 0esuoen op.
troote, iorn ON ian bar iin0sforpir:
ret, forbgo ieg bam at bape nogen ri.
oere B%efotning meo 2o6sningen oe
penote oerpao tilbage til Gromsg,
bpor Sooien lan0iattes og Ell on6er
Soos togeS omboro. S fin &reoe
oper at blipe lat ilan0 bor ban So
1ol1olDnligpis gipet p%eofommenoc
Sromspblaoe Sen l1ian6feroige &c.
retiring. &apporten om 2o6lens
0ruffenifab ct ien6t ELECTROMAGNETIC
acknowledgement, iom poa @runo berof
og tillige poa @runo al ti0Iigere 6or=
leelier fra 9o0iens SIDE oil fomme til
at aflette Mon0en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09
Pisneds8tto|s

paa Boyer af saayel underholdende og bLzrende som reigiest Indhold, allie
kompete, men ldt beskadigede at at saa Hydeme eer veret benyuede
som Prever udszlges til
,syasnpt n.a.atte Prn.r. sntrent bavaaa al Beshatprt.a.
Ingen Order modtages for mndre end &c. og Tlbudet gjelder kun 'aa
lxnge Oplae hayes eNer senest til 1Me Januar 1909. Da Are at B0gerne kun
HAYES enkete Eksemplare, bedes De we'd lndsendelse af Order at opgWe
Aere Boyer at yelpe imelem, saafremt de der onskes e udsogte. Bel0bet
kan sendes Fimsrker eMer Money Order til
n p..-..... nmh "a I'm - G hh e. MianoannGe MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09

Den 1terft pofseno /.
8rts1ing 81 noutri og ollie
grbeioSpriiers Stignirg bar orepet
Stapanger Mefonifere til 6orisg pao
&onitruftion al @oitiner, ser fan let
te arbeioet, og oisie Gorieg bar fa1ot
goG no. S Marets 2eb er ser opium
BET og patenteret fIere npe Maifiner
at iterite 8etp6ning for 8rislinetn-
onitrie1, og 6tsie Moifiner er allere6e
inofert / en- 6lerbeb al 6abrifer. Nu
oller leneit meloes on1 en- 4uttemalfi-
ne efter ct fuloitenoigt NIT @pitem,
opfunoet at Maifiniit Sans 2arien.
SEQ 6enne Moifine bliper @rislingen
futtet me6. Sagblaoe paa lignenbe
Moaoe, iom naar ser flippes me6
@oifinen, ser iiges at futte
ftnere og ngiagtigere ems nogen an-
ben Maifine, er ful6iten6ig ufarIig
og tan ~beban6les al .uepebe Gutter.
Maifinen fan lutte 3 &ammer | Mi-
nutet; bber &amme bnr 80 Seiner og
bber Sein in6eboIoer 26 8rislinger.
Dfan flyer, at Maifinen ifal bore ben
Der er opfunoet paa bette On.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09

6oIgefo s-u I t t e n.
Statsaopofaten i Bergen bar begiGs
ret retslig g%fterforifning / Mnleoning
al 6olgefonsulDffen. @n &effe 8io-
ner pil blipe afbert for iarlig at brin,
qe Mar1agen paa set rene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09

9poSfalo. Sul6megtig pcs
neutrality-suspicious. &ontor / 0rom=
men &icbar0 2pcbe bleb rommet al
ct Slagtilfel0e og fal6t 6e6 om pao
&ontoret. Mfog0e bar so Mar gQm=
mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-09
!. norOe. :

81 Iebenbe SSbiprne
reiite forleoen fra Eronobiem meO
Damplfibet uMercur" til Samburg.
Set er Sen iterite Senoing al oenne
slags, iom bar funoet 9teo biotil.
g + S tri til
MuSlanb. 1niperiitetet ! @bar-
tom bar giennem Sournaliit 80. 2e-
min beitilt en0el fpiifalife nnoerpts-
ninasmaterie bos S~nltrnmentmager
@iglteen / &riItiania. Mlle oe belt1l-
tie Sssnltrumenter ct @igiteens eget So
brifut.
Glenn 1T e 5. 0en neobr911O-
! tie Slemme1tao Gementfabrif blep pao
| 0ireftionsmpoe beiluttet %gienopfprt
paa famine Ste6, bpor Sen fpr bar
ltoot. 8eilutningen bilites meo al
minoelig 6la9ning peo SlemmeltaO.
Ser bar nemlig iom fpr nepnt peret
Sale ON SlDtning til Coon.
The sun., 1908-05-10
MiGOON FETED IN PINAR.
Great Turnout in Honor of Governors
VisIt-The Great New Road.
Special Cable Dsspdich,S 10 THt sun

NDfCldl QDtf DfApuiCNA ~ M oIN
PINAR DEL Rio, May Gov. Magoon
arrived here early this morning after an
uneventfu trip from Havana, At some
stations along the route crowds assembled
and oheered the Governor as the train pulled
in. Two troops Of American cavalry a
detachment Of the Rural Guard, a number
OF bands, Provincial Governor Reed. the
local alcalde and many prominent citizens
greeted the Governor on his arrival here.
A procession was formed at the station
and passed through the principal streets,
which we're gayly decorated with American,
Cuban and Spanish flags The Chinese
colony almost broke up the parade through
the lavishness Of their fire cracker display.
After the parade there was a reception at
the Governors palace. Many persons shook
hands with Gov. Magoon and partook Of
the refreshments furnished.
In the afternoon Gov, Magoon went over
the great new highway to Whales. Two
troops Of cavalry patrolled the road Gov.
Magoon had his own automobile sent up
from Havana. II was the first real machine
seen here and attracted much attention.
Tonight there was banquet at the Hotel
Ricardo. Sehor Porta, the Alcalde, well
coined the Governor. Several others made
addresses.
HAVANA, May s.-R. f. Oliver, the con-
tractor, arrived here from Tampa tonight
with part Of the outfit for building a
million dollar highway in Pinar del Rio.
W. j. Oliver. the senior member OF the Arm,
y coming next week.
The sun., 1908-05-10
TWO FRENCH MURDERESSES.
Servant Dismembered Her Employer
Jeanne Weber Killed \ children.
Special Cabr Despatch 10 TEE Sun

SPECIAL Cdbl' Despatch 10 THE Sun.
PARIS. May 0-Public attention is en-
crossed in France as in America by murders
attributed TO women. A bank employee,
aged oS, was found dead in his house at
Grasse. The head and limbs had been cut
from the trunk. A servant, who was also
his mistress, says he committed suicide
and that she. fearing that she would be
accused Of numbering him, dismembered
the corpse with the intention OF getting nd
Of il. She found the task very easy because
she had worked in butcher shop.
No motive for the crime has been estab-
lshed nor has a searching examination
by the Magistrate and reconstruction Of
the crime which brought her into the
presence OF the mangled body shaken the
woman's GOODNESS or made her vary her
story in the slightest degree.
The second accused murderess is Jeanne
Weber, who apparently has mania for
strangling and sufocating children. Eight
youngsters died mysteriously while under
her charge during the last two years. Two
OF these were her own children and three
we're those Of her sisters, She has been
tried twice and acquitted through lack OF
direct evidence or disagreement Of medi-
cal evidence in regard to the cause OF death.
The doctors refuse to declare the
-ogress, as Jeanne Is generally called, OF
unsound mind. Her last victim was a
little boy whose parents allowed him to
sleep with her at her request. A strange
noise was heard and the bedroom door was
burst open. The child was found dead
and three OF Jeanne's handkerchiefs were
found under tine bed. II is supposed they
had been used In strangling the child to
death,
The sun., 1908-05-10
WAR OVER ABSINTHE.
Bill 20 Prohibit II In the French Senate
-AnecdOtaI Criticism Of Sculptor ROdih,

-Ancc0Ottl OTtbctbh VI sculptor nOuih'
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
PARIS. May 9.--The French distillers are
In a state Of agitation similar TO that from
which the British brewers are suffering
over the draft OF a law that has been laid
before the Senate by Senators Berenger
and De Lananele for the total prohibition
Of the manufacture OF absinthe. A similar
motion has been rejected by the Chamber
Of Deputies, but the action OF the two
Senators is already dislocating business
Probably no drink has worse reputa-
tion than absinthe but the distillers point
out that absinthe is practically unknown
in Brittany and Normandy, which head
the statistics OF inebriety in France, The
PRODUCERS Of the raw materials, such az
tho herboriculturists, growers Of French
hvssop, the makers Of bottles and corks,
in short the legion employed in the trade,
are making common cause with the dis
tillers, while it is pointed out that the
national treasury would lose tI2 500 900
annually by the prohibition Of absinthe.
French critics take delight in making
fun of the sculptor Rodin in connection
with the unfinished appearance Of his work.
which is more marked in his exhibits in the
present salon than ever. One relates the
following anecdote;
Rodin found himself at his tailor's to try
on a pair Of new trousers. He was con-
siderably surprised when he found they
had only one leg.
where's the other leg?' asked the presi-
dent oi tho International Society Of Painters,
Sculptors and Engravers.
Il did not feel it, replied the tailor.
1T was thus that these trousers came from
my head
The sculptor returned home and found
bootmaker with new pair Of boots enor-
NOUS with Jumps and gouty nodositics
suitable to cover toes shaped like cham
pagne corks.
Whose feet are such things for'' asked
the sculptor.
For yours said the bootmaker, Il
know YOUR work, thanks be 10 heaven, and
have taken the exact measures from one
OF your statues.
Then Rodin awoke, glad 10 find that he
had only been dreaming.
The sun., 1908-05-10
WOMAN SHOOTS 4 BURGLAR.
Fires Thrice al q Man She Finds In Her
Room in YOnkers.

Room In HOnkers.
YoEKERs, n Y. May o.-Mrs Josephine
Hamilton OF So Hudson street awoke at
i:l5 o'clock this morning to find a man
flashing o dark lantern on the face OF her
husband, who was asleep Mrs. Hamilton
made no outcry and the burglar did not
see that she was awake He packed no
A moving picture machine valued at $3.50
and dropped il out Of a window. Then
he gat cred together several pieces Of
ieweiry and articles Of clothing.
As he went toward the window second
time TO drop this loot to the ground Mrs.
Hamilton recollected that there was a
loaded revolver on a shelf in the corner Of
the bedroom and without disturbing her
husband sprang out OF bed, ran across the
room, grasped the revolver and fired point
blank al the burglar as he was about to
grab hold Of her.
Turning, the fellow dived through
the window Mrs Hamilton fred again
as he leaped and again when he landed on
the ground. The burglar, abandoning his
booty, ran through the rear yard and
escaped
Blood spots on the ground near the win
dow indicated that the fellow did not get
away without a wound A roll Of bills Of
$50 which the man had taken from a
bureau drawer was foUnd a short distance
from the Hamilton home,
The sun., 1908-05-10
BANNERMAN'S BROTHER DIES.
ri. Hon. j. :. Campbell Was a Glasgow
Business and University Man.

SpSd7i Ccbl' DcspGich 10 THE SUS,
LONDON. May 9.-The death is announced
Of the Right Hon. James Alexander Camp
bell, brother OF the late Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman He was born in Glasgow in
1925 and educated at Glasgow University
He was engaged in business in Glasgow till
1870.
He represented in Parliament successively
the universities Of Glasgow and Aberdeen
in the Conservative interest from 1880 to
1905. As long ago as last January he was
reported hoplessly i'll.
The sun., 1908-05-10
FaIrhanks On tor ChIcaEe.

WASHINGTON. May 9-Vice-President
Charles W. Fairbanks left at $40 this after
noon for Chicago to deliver an address at
the dedication Of the new parochial school
building Of st. stanislaus parish. which
occurs tomorrow. The Nice-President
called Senator Kean Of New Jersey to the
chair 10 preside during his absence
The sun., 1908-05-10
Special CdN. Despdfch 10 The SUN

BERLIN, May o.-The betrothal ia an
nounced OF Count Mems Won hmburg-
Stirum TO Mary Newlsnd, a Detroit. Mich,
heiress. The Count 10 a Dutchman. but
naturalized German, and il a Lieutenant
In the Kaiser'S First Life Guards.
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TWO on AN 4EROPLANE.
Henry Farman and His Father Make .
Fllght Of 100 Yards.
SPECIAL Gable Dtspaioh 10 THI Sun

PARIS, May o,Henry Farman, with his
father as a passenger and also with thirty
Kilograms Of water and ten liters Of
fuel alcohol, few with his aeroplane dis
tance Of from $50 to $50 meters (sbout 100 to
200 yards) this evening.
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TO EJECT ARMY AND NAVY,
Railroad 90. Demands Land Occupied by
the Government AZ San JuaE, PR.
Special Cabh DsspGftA 10 THE sun

Special Cab, Despatch 10 TIE sun
SAN Juan, P, r., May s-The American
Railroad Company has brought suit in the
Federal court to eject Commander Rohrer
Of the navy, Capt, Wood Of the lighthouse
service and Lieut. Col. Wilson Of the army
from lands which the president Of the COM
pany asserts we're reserved for its use,
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INVITE ROOSEVELT TO Alaska.
Messenger Coming From the KlOndlke With
Novel Scrolls for Statesmen.

OTTAWA, Ont, May 9.-Harry Landapt,
president Of the Dawson Board Of Trade, is
on his way to Ottawa and Washington, d. c.,
70 present 10 Earl Grey, Sir Wilfrid Laurier
and President Roosevelt unique invitations
10 visit the Klondike at the close OF the
Alaska Yukon Exposition, 10 be held in
Seattle next year
Each invitation is engraved on moose
skin decorated with gold nuggets valued At
The sun., 1908-05-10

Retiring Admiral Is wheeled Into banquet
Hail TO Make speech That Stlrs Up
Enthusiasm Parades In Oakland-C chill
drens Day-SaIute for the New Chltf.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
The Maple Sugar Outlook

| The following communication from III
| Waite, the extensive dealer in maple
products, regarding the maple sugar sea-
son, will be read with interest by many
Editor Ne,os and Cltazen:-
In reply to your inquiry will say that
the maple sugar outlook at this writing,
we consider very favorable. Last year
was considered good, but this season
looks to us as if it was going to be a
''record breaker" Sugar makers in this
locality have made up to date as near as
we can figure q to 3 los. to the tree, and
with Old Mansfield all covered with snow
from one to two feet deep, would indi-
cate the sugar making is just we'll under
way. Unless we get very sudden change,
sugaring will be good right up to May l..
Now as to prices, that is what we are all
interested in and with Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia, and New York as we understand it,
with more than an average crop up to
date, we look for prices at least cents
lower than last year furthermore, trade
conditions are not what they were year
ago. Many factories and mills closed
down, and running on short time, with
reduced wages, has and will slacken the
demand very much.
Everyone knows that maple sugar is
luxury, rather than necessity and can
be dispensed with if necessary This is
the way look at the situation and don't
believe am very far out of the way.
I'll. WAITE.