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The evening world., 1908-03-09
LADY,
AT 70 TO |, WINS
SELLING RACE.
Henry Gets Long Shot Home
Half Length in Front in
Second Race.
AFTER ALL IN THE FIRST.
Little Class to the Fields To-
day, but They Are Evenly
Matched.
AFTER ALL IN THE FIRST
xpecia, to The Evening worldD

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 9-The
husvbod!es were much disappointed at
the opening Of the second week OF rae
ing at the Fair Grounds to find that
as last week and all the previous
part of the season. A few Of the NAL
contents had pushed their endeavors to
have the big booths put up 10 such a
point that they fondly thought their
ambition was to be realized and caused
such a repor to be put In circulation.
II may be that they will carry their
point before the week is out. but II was
not done to-day, and Il will depend
largely on business OF the next few
days whether II ever Is done or not
Report- from the stable to-day were
to the effect that the rather smart
lilly. Masquerade may be counted upon
a. certain starter in the Derby next
SATURDAY. McCaffertv claims to have
the filv ready and Is not afraid Of
ler meeting Capultenec or any of the
others in the big race this week.
To-day the programme was largely
." the washday variety The best that
could he said for it was that it was a
good one for the bookmakers as all the
fields were large and uncertain and
open enouoh to provoke general specu-
lation. Summary:
Fl RST ACE.-Purse SpG: maiden
two year-old flllos; three and one half
fGrlonSs.- After All. lG7 tNotterb. ) to
.. even and 20 :, won by length;
Miss lmogene. 100 Uf Swsin). 10 to !, &
Il Al
q .etbert. IL to /. to / and to J.,
th,"d. Time 0i3 Grace Cum. Nora
Mckcnna, Autumn MAID Lady chiffon,
NV Lady Frances. kenmarc Queen,
salN crime, Lena Leach. Fancy Dance.
l'rrid and Roincttc also ran.
SECOND BACE-,Purse 500; three.
ycar-oIds and upward. selling six FUR
longs. Lexington Lady, 1G g.. Henry,.
20 to |, to ] and to I, Won by half a
length; Bewitched, 100 F'lynn). I 10 |, 5
to and | TO ). second; Sabado, ITO
Cfowersl. Is TO o. 2 To and ! 10 !. third
Time-llh Finesse Alvstiher Rife
Range, Milo. Terah. Dr Stovall. In
auguratinn. Relford. Water Lock, Truro.
Boil and Manuscript also ran.
THIRD RACE 500; three year-olds;
six furlnnSs s.--F'inancier. lis Powers), Z
to ], ! to and I to TO- won by two
lengths: Rustic, lo2 Cf'lvnn, l6 10 :. II
To 10 and II to N. 2: Dandy Dancer. 100
tSum'm). ? to /. 3 to ! and to ., J.
Tima-l.l 40. Shirley RosSmore, JOYFUL
Lady, Ethel Carr, Rhinestone. Stone
man, William II. Lyon and George II
White also ran,
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BINGHAM WARNED
BY ALDERMEN To
STOP CR|T|C|z|NC
Deputy Hanson Gets Hot Mes
sage When Asking for
More Salary.

Deputy Police Commissioner Hanson
was asked by the Finance Committee Of
the Board of Aldermen to-day to deliver
warning to MS superior. Commissioner
Bingham. Here tho warming:
You are requested to notify Commits
sioner Bingham to be more careful in
critiCjsing tia. Board OF Aldermen in his
official relations with that body"
Alderman Timothy p. Sullivan deliv-
cred the Injunction. and Aldermen DoulI
and Downing nodded their energetic ap.
proval. Deputy Hanson had appeared
before the committee 10 urge an increase
of salary for the First Deputy from
coo to 5000 and for second deputies
an increase from 5000 to 5000,
What reason do you advance?"
asked Chairman Sullivan.
Because OF the character and re-
sponsihlity OF the work and the numer-
GUS duties" was the answer.
''Do you think New York city should
pay salaries higher than private cor
porations pay?" asked the chairman.
No, but"-began Hanson.
Commissioners Bingham secs AT to
ask increases for his deputies and then
criticise the board at the same time.'
interrupted sullivan, Your Commits
sioner never asked for increases of his
force but they We're granted by the
Board. Furt heimore. instead of coming
to the Aldermen for a S25,ooO appropri-
alton to hire private detectives, your
Commissioner makes application to the
Board OF Estimate and then criticises
the Aldermen FOR no, passing it. The
Commissioner. am afraid. is q pre-
varicatvr."
Then came the ulrimatum. Cautioning
the Commissioner to refrain from critl-
cising the Board.
New, don't YOU want an appropria-
ton for the nine dogs of war;? asked
AIderpau Duul.
I'VE have but six dogs" answered
Hanson,
nut there are some pups up at
Headquarters, interjeCted Alderman
su.lvan, shutting of further cunver-
satluN,
The evening world., 1908-03-09

The District-Attorney answers every
accusation specifically. He indorses as
legal the various transactions of George
W. Perkins with New York Life lnsur-
anoe Company money, and says he has
been unable TO find anything crooked
about the Metropolitan Securities Com
pany. The Wall and Cor;landt Streets
Ferries Railroad deal. by which the
Metropolitan stockholders were separ-
ated from $3.50. ouo Is. he says. at present
under consideration by special Grand
Jury, because a previous Grand Jury,
10 which he presented the matter in the
form o. sworn testimony, neglected to
take action.
Mr. Jerome says that since ne mas
been District-Attorney no corporation
has asked him for a favor, large or
small. He denies that he has lost the
confidence of the public or his interest
in the enforcement of the law.
Mendaclous, Says Jerome.
IN commenting on his answer TO the
charges jerome said:
"1t is sweeping denial OF all the
charges some of which are desert bed as
'menda cious,' and one OF which / say
might well be described by an ugIier
and shorter word.
In addition 10 nv denial have pro-
dnced evidence from the records OF the
Grand Jury and many other sources 10
prove the falsity of the charges These
might have been more fully eXpounied.
but what | have filed | think are sut-
ficient to show the mcndacity of the
complaint hled against me"
The evening world., 1908-03-09

The missing lad was one of the pretti-
est youngsters in that gabled rooted.
twisty streeted quarter of the city. old
Greenwich Village. He Is the only child
Of George Wilson. a printer. who lives
with his wife, Maggie, in a neat little
home on the first floor OF No. 10 "ank
street. He is sturdy little chap with
light. curly hair. dmped white skin and
deep brown eyes
Jhe Wilson's formerly lived at No 423
West Seventeenth street. In the same
house, on another floor, lived two
sisters named Chambers who came
over from Ireland three years ago and
worked in the National Biscuit Com
pany's factory in West Fifteenth street.
The sisters ouarrelled. and the younger.
Mary. got ready to move out. As she
The evening world., 1908-03-09
they have ever been asked to deal.

had nowhere to go, the Wilson's. who
liked her. offered the young woirnan q
home. She was member OF their
household for several months.
Worshipped the Child.
Last September Mrs. Wilson went 70
her former home in Peoria. ILL.,, for her
health. taking little George with her
On her return the Wilson's removed 70
the Bank street address, and their
whilom guest. Mary Chambers. took a
room with Mrs. Casey, who lives at No.
ibs West Seventeenth street.
During her stay with the Wilson's
Miss Chambers had become devotedlv
attached to the handsome boy baby
She loved him with a passion which
was positively uncanny in one not ra-
lated TO the child by blood
The young woman spent all of her
spare time with the child. She expended
good part of her earnings in presents
for him, and nearly every Saturday af
ternoon she took him with her To
matinee, bringing him home laden with
toys and sweetmeats
Last saturday. when she came for
him as usual. Georges mother told her
that she wanted to 90 to a theatre that
night, and Miss Chambers volunteered
TO keep George over night at her rooms
leaving Mrs Wilson free of the task q,
caring for him.
Yesterday at noon, Mss Chambers
having failed 10 appear with Georgia,
MI ana Mrs. Wilson went to the Seven
ieenih street house to see what detained
them The landlady. Mrs. Casey. told
them that Miss Chambers had sllpped
out secretly some time Saturday. How
she had smuggled her trunk and her
other belongings down the stairs Mrs
casey didn't know She only knew thev
We're gone. Later the trunk was sou,,I
in storage warehouse. wh-ro Miss
Chambers sent 1t by an cNprcssn1n
named Schann.
Young Mother Frustrated.
Wilson hurried tu The N,sr rve,-
llelh street police sIuuun To ask tuul
M'ss Chambers ana uIs son he found
A.. 'asL msAt the Wilson's, man ana
WIFE, searched the wrT West side lry-
ing to unu some trace vi tue woman
and the cnud. To-day me nusuIud
mas Kept up the hunt stnA .e- handed
His wife, pretty young woman. is
prostraled at Aer home,
AIrS. " l.son told an Evening World
reporter she had Learned tnat Miss
Chambers htd been saving money late-
ly aud nad, at last accounts. aouut $40,
a sum sufficient 10 carry her and mo
baby Il long distance from New York
she IS also informed that Miss Cnam-
beers a few days ago told Mrs Minnie
Hunt OF No. 40 West Nineteenth
street. that she loved the Wilson child
better than life and meant to steal
him Mrs Hunt thought the other
woman was Jestlng
When he lett home Saturday Georgia
wore a suit OF blue flannel with brass
huttuus .ver a lighter summer suit.
On his head was a blue sJOckinet cap.
The description OF Miss Chambers.
which mas been sent out saws she .
IAN aud spare of frame with thin black
air drawn mp into A pomptduur She
y,'re when last seen. u gray plaid suit
and a black felt nat trimmed with
pl ack ribbon bows
The evening world., 1908-03-09
APPROVES PLANS FOR THE
LEXINGTON AVE. SUBWAY.

Following the hearing on the pro-
posed Lexington avenue subway last
Monday. the Select Committee OF the
Board OF Estimate voted to-day to ap-
prove the plan with modification n re-
yard to- tac ROAD under Grace Church
property The notifications contem-
plate running the proposed line east
wlrl and free pf the property
Pre- don't IIHrtru, OF the committee.
urged the building NJ an elevated road
on Jerome avcnue. as the building nf
subway would disturb the Immense
sewer now being construoted.
The evening world., 1908-03-09

tCon,!nued ON Second Pase)
The evening world., 1908-03-09
THAW ATTACKS WIFE
AFTER LEARNING Of
DETECTIVES REPORT
Crazed by Tales of Alleged Misdeeds.
He Attempted to Choke Young
Woman on Visit to Asylum,
1t Is Said.

The ferv glamour Evelyn Tnaws life beginning to dim To-
day she stands with what will her dread poverty
The Thws her husbands people hold what they deem the controlling
hand and she herself backed up in with only hope Of
escapeo accept and offer defense proceedings for divorce
brought against her.
From source which cannot be questioned is learned this
erfu Young driven the WALL where longer may die
tate terms plead for ptance OF few thousands Mrs Will
The evening world., 1908-03-09
LOVED HIM BETTER THAN
LIFE, SHE HAD DECLARED.
Father OF Missing Three.Year.Od Asks Police
to Aid in the Search for Him, While
Young Mother Is Frustrated
With Grief

There general alarm for Mary Chambers tal angular
twenty-five years who disappeared on Saturday. taking
George Wilson, the three eod her former friend and
heneacor police say that the kappng-f be kidnappng
has features which invduaze any case of child stealing with
which they have ever been asked to deal
The evening world., 1908-03-09
JEROME, DENYING KINGS
CHARGES, ACQU|TS MEN
NAMED WITH HIMSELF F.
District Attorney Gives Ryan, Perkins,
HYDE and Others in Insurance Graft
and Traction Deals Clean Bills in
Presenting Defense to Governor.
lsre.lal .. TIE Evening wOrlaD

ALBANY March Attorney Jerome, in his reply TO the
charges preferred by the King Committee gives clean bill of health
George W. Perkins, James Hazen Hyde Thomas F. Ryan, Metropolitan
Securities Company directors and others whom he is accused OF
ing his Office His the charges which strings
along 5000 words was presented by him personally
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
CROTTY JUMPS
From ST. Louis Hotel Dur
ing An Alteration But
Escapes Injury.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 24-ln the
.throes of delirium. caused by long i'll
ness from malafial fever, Henry i.
Crotty, of Warrington. WA. owner
of a Mexican coffee plantation.
plunged from second story window
at the Oregon hotel. narrowly escap-
ing death.
He apparently was uninjured. Soon
after being visited by his physicians
Crotty ran through the hall scream
ing. They are after me! tsey viii
kill me, as they did my brother"
then leaped.
He was saved probably from In
slant death, and certainly from ser.
.ious injury, by landing on the avn.
ing of fruit stand, conducted by
Cosmos Garelakes. He jumped from
the awning to the ground and was
chased several blocks by the angry
Garelakes before he was captured
He finally was sent to the City Hos
pital for observation. He says that
two brothers. Lawrence and Robert
Crotty. who were interested with him
died of maiarial fever in Mexico.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
STATE DAY
Effort Will Be Made to Ac.
quaint Pupils With Own
State and its Possibilities.

A new idea Is to lie taken w by
the schools of on the tenth OF De,
cember designated by the state su-
perintendent of schools. as state day
1t will consist of a program of liter
airy exercises so arranged as to bring
out something on the history of the
state. Its resources and its possible
tiles. Coal, iron, oil. and gas. timber
railroads and rivers will all be touch
cd upon. Superintendent Miller is
announcing the day in the schools
states 1t shall In no wise conflict with
any date designated by the governor
The real state day or anniversary oil
the state falls on June 20. bus a.
practically all schools are dismissed
then the opportunity is lost The Sc.
lection of December 10 was made as
appropriate as 1t was. upon that da,
the lower house of congress passed
the bin creating the state.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
INSPECTION TOUR
Is TO Be Begun Early Next
Week by Governor-elect
William E. Glasscock.

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Nov. "a
Governor-elect William e. Glasscock,
of West Virginia, will leave here mex.
Saturday. the 2sth, going direct to
Charleston, where he will have a
conference with Governor Dawson,
and will arrange his tour of the state.
From Charleston, according to his
present plans, he will start in on his
round OF inspection. visiting every
public institution in the state.
As there are some &c of these iu-
situations great deal of time will
he required in his tour, although he
is planning to cover the ground as
rapidly as possible. The ;governo.
expects to return oAhis home at Nor
gantown for long rest before hi
goes to Charleston to attend the reg
ular session of the legislature nexl
winter.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
APPEAL CASES
ARE ON TRIAL
Philadelphia Company Tries
TO Show Cause for Re
duction of Assessment.

Judge Charles w. Lynch convened
special term of the circuit court
Tuesday morning for the purpose nf
hearing the apneal cases OF the Phil
adelphia Company Of We;t Virginia
and the, Fairmunt 4 Grafton Gas
COMPANY from tho assessments OF the
appellants propcrty in this county as
made by the Eoard of Public Works
Of the State. The Philadelphia Com
pany's case was taken IN first and ev-
idcnco was introduced to show that
tho assessment ought to be reduced.1 In
its application for Il rcductiony the
company sets .orth that the assess
ment by the board Is sS33.449.92,
when In fact the property is worth
but s5l..62O.s$.
AT press time j. +. Gufrcy. of Pitts
burg, president of the Philadelphia
Company was being cross-examincd.
The Board of Public Works is rep
resented by Attorney General Will
liam G. Conley. Tax Commissioner
White. Clerks Townsend and Trotter
and Will f. Morris, while John w.
Davis and others appear for the APP
pelant companies.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
DEPART OR DIE
IS COMMAND
Given by the Black Hand to
Citizens of the Coun-
ty Of Randolph.

ELKINs. NOV. 21-Members Of.
the Black Hand orkanlsato or per-
sons purporttng to be members OF.
that organization, are busy in this
community and have. sent threateh-
Ing letters to John Collier, OF this
city.
Several years ago Mr.. Collier left
sEikins and went to Texas where he
resided for come time aud the rea-
son he LEFT was because his life had.
been tireateid. Thinking that the
parties who had threatened him, had
either forgotten HON or they had
left the country, Mr.. Collier moved
back to Elkins few weeks ago and
has been making his home with his
father. w. H. Collier.
Thursday he received letter sign
ed with a skull and cross boneg
which stated that IL he expected 10
remain for any length OF time he
might expect his life as the penalty
which the alleged Black Handers
would infllct. Mr.. Golfers father
also received-a letter which stated
.nat u ne continued to harbor his
son ms dwelling and barn would be
uss.,oyed and II IN the destruction
Oh tne sslme his life was taken the
cause would be advanced that much
more.
ne reason assigned for the on
lhity wnich the Black Hands holds
asainst Mr.. Collier is that he was g
member member OF Jury which returned q
yeroic1 OF guilty against one of Che
members members and ON account OF that ver-
alcl me member had been sentenced
70 me term IN the penitentiary.
mr. Colder has never been member
OF any Jury which convicted anyone
OF inc crime .of being member of
tne 'siack Hand society or any other
criminal society for the excellent
reason that no such case has ever
peen tried In Randolph county. And
aithough this fact was made public
. oelore ms departure for the West
~, cue person or persons Who wrote the
letters gave IT no heed and continued
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
The Upper Front Page of the carks
burg Daily News
Love QUARREL
Causes Young Girl. to End
Life by Swallowing
Poison.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Julia Haus-
sir, aged is, daughter Of we'll to
do Family in the Bronx, committed
suicide today by swallowing poison.
Disappointment over love affair
with a young man whose home is in
Hamilton. o., is given as the cause.
The two quarreled and the young
man refused to see her for many
months. The family refused to dis
close the name of the man.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
BOWLING
. CONTEST

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
B0lDEs1 ROBBERY IN
HISTORY or THE CITY

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
FATHER SHOOTS
And Instantly Kills His
Daughter and Fatally
Wounds His Son.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Carl Loose
Baker. living on the upper East Side,
today shot and Instantly killed his
daughter. Meta. aged IL years, and
fatally wounded his son. Frederick.
He refused to give any. reason for
the Shooting. The son Frederick is
a lutheran minister.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
WIDOW ARRESTED FOR
MURDER OF HUSBAND

ROCHESTER. n. Y. Nov. 24-Mrs.
Georginanna Sampson. of Palmyra
widow of Harry Sampson. nephew
of the late Admiral Sampson. was ar
rested today charged with the MUIR
der OF her husband. whose death
was first said to be case OF suicide,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
DICK
Foraker and Harris Hold a
Conference About SEN
atorship from Ohio.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov 24-senators
Foraker and Dick and Governor Har-
ris conferrer today supposedly over
a successor to Foraker. There are
all sorts Of rumors regarding the con-
ference. onc'of them being that For
aker Is ready to throw his influence
to Harris In case the Senator soes he
himself cannot be eiecfed
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 2f-
Peter z. Heiiwege. OF the cotton
firm Of Peter Hellwege q Company
was run over ana killed by a rail.i
road train in the city today,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
70 Fl
In the Streets Of Marking Do
the Chinese Troops Who
Are in Mutiny.

PEKIN, China. Nov. s4-The situ-
alton at Nanking where mutlny ON the
part of Chinese troops broke out No
vember 10 Is serious. There has
been lighting In the streets of the
city and u portion OF the foreign resi-
dents have taken refuge on British
gunboat.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
SEARCH LIGHT IS TURNED
ON PL0TTERS' DARK DEEDS
Display Type Of News Clears
Up Mystery of An At
tack on Catholic Church

Advantage was taken of members
of the Catholic faith of the city and
county on the day of the recent cleo
ton by the slrreptitious circulation
of flaring poster ON this page re-
reading as follows:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26

William Erskine Is here from
Wheeling on business visit.
Lee Davisson. of Ne wMartinsyille,
ls transacting business in the city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26

J. H Hartin is here from Fair
mont.
y. V. Blair. of West Union, is city
visitor.
T.. u. Fahcy is here from Grafton.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
ONE FOURTH
Of the Standard OIL Com.
pany of New Jersey Be
longs to Rockefeller.

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-John d.
Roekefellcr's long and trying ordeal
on the witness stand may end today.
lie testified today that at the time
ef the organization of the Standard
OH Company of New Jersey In 1895,
he owned 256,s5i shares of the
stock out OF a total stock issue OF
9s3.3s3 shares.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard James, oil
Fairmont, have been visiting here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-26
SOUTH CHESTNUT ST.
4 A BAD CONDITION


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