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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-03

-,l can rle Dol ce. Page 3
Par Cook Of the bench that be has dis
e-a1ed- PAGE s
American people VII make 10 mistake 10
cay Page s
POLITICS
All Indications point 70 victory for Republican
L-udlca-e TAFT PAGE
Judge lunne practically assured of re-elec-
tio1 and cook's defeat certain Page 1
lr IS estlmsrsd thar ssos.o0o has been rag-
cred Ia Ner YORK On election Page L
Judge John F. Davis declares direct primary
--T Is keystone q party integrity. PAGE ?
Specu-1tLon made about party n control q
-a->e ot represeurstives. PAGE ?
otero brands as lie story q alleged lard deal
WIN Sherman Page ?
TAR nakes ringing app-sI for party as last
rorl II national campeign- PAGE ?
8o-l parties express confde-ce il outcome
e rls eleetlal AID both expect 70 carry
L-E1rrz PAGE ?
o7a-u is eizen Bryan a Lineeln sna 6our-
tC- taler says be expects victory. Page 2
CRAFT
ITo vacaneiez n Rust Jury nay Be 6Iied hy
agreement II counsel Page IG
Attorney for Frank = Afurphy. The in
6-e-ed J-r 61er. takes up TIE tine q
grand jury Page Is
CITY
S-es SeT Eork mllliouzires furnish ban fo-
waiter = BaruerL Page 1
Rev PeTs1n Young Episcopal rector drawn
-lro mystery surrounding dlssppearsnce OF Edna
CLARK Page
John J Esgzn revealed ss q schenlng pro
-o-er all his project as a piar 20 convert the
p, streets ITO private highways Page =
Former oakland society woman outwits courts
aud gains possession q Tou1g son- Page =
Fred Ger1es. assembly nominee in thirty
tf-h district. closes campaign Page 8
Beard n supervisors turns down Mayor Tay-
lor's orinion ard orders sce alarm boxes
made here- Page :
Six srorv class A building vii ~ e-e-re6
ia Market street near SIKH for Eastern our-
Tssslae q rsouaas o.Conusu and Ca
n s-1nirrer reveals romantic career q
German girl Page =
Tie su-ono8ne is elective IN ag6ang
Eres Page 9
Frede-tck A. Spencer IN complaint for divorce
Is accused q 1ring At fest Of vie 70 make her
lal-e- Page I6
See captain seeks TO Be- uaned guardian Of
uife's estate, bur woman aghts appIiez-
lon Page .
Mrstsrious Russian. who claimed 10 be
.-e=7ey' u car leaves forged draft Al Fair
mont when be sails for orient Page /
Webbing Insurance companies VII coutinue
rle 5Eht svoLd rhe payment q fre
losses. Page s
Sror-i1g q doTntoru business district by
FAR tag day bssiegers Is planned h7 con
uar6.ng ofEeers 81 councu- Page Is
s1pervtso-z spproprists 5000 for surreys AZ
Lake EIeanor relative 70 the proposed water
scheme Page =
oes,s- q steamship Lord Seton arrested on
.--s--T o- zz--z-t ron New south Wales hur
lstsr makes escape Page Is
organ q higher ups snd Citizens alliance
reathers ore uore day after desperate scramble
or casa PAGE I6
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

TERDAE-Clear: west wind; maximum
Temperature. s., minimum. IS
FORECAST FOR TODAE-Fair. becoming
threatening az night; fresh :. winds Page Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-03

The best knit goods. underwear. coats.
sweaters. jerseys. infants goods. made
BY J. :. Pfster knitting Co, 73s Market
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-03

Settle your election bets with Ton
Dillon hat Market St opp. Call bldg :
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SUBURBAN

0akIsnd fre1-sn resiEns 11sirion snd tees cirT
sfrer reuu6isriuE woman whou he had betraTec
hv mock marriage ceremony Page {
Non1artissn committee 70 assist II enforcing
otserrance q election Law. Page :
Wen knozu Catholic priest falls fsinting II
rulrit zhIle preaching Page :
Cooper medical college becomes part ot stan
fo-s University. Page :
Pretty girl dies n Alsnsds from poison
s-sfr Page
Berksler makes rhirlEind finish o. campaign
r-- -zrtrsI renovzL Page
Mss sarah RisEi1. sister Il Law q No1s
r-lIiousirs. Eeds A 4 ssuueis. Oakland bUsi-
-eesusn Page I
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EDITORIAL

yen -a1e- stanford and CaLforuts-- Page 6
Discipline for bank directors Page &
Deaf esA The police Page &
tar L1ok CE the bench that BE has dis
E-aec Page 6
American people VII Eake 10 mistake 10
ClF- Page &
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DUNE is ISSUE
OF THE CAMPAIGN

Continued from Page /. Column
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EASTERN

xrs Hains says letters publishsd b. husband
are foresries- Page )
dsisTe6 Page 3
FIore-ta whsIey Is reported 70 have given
b.-rh 70 q secood ch-ld- Page 1
FOREIGN
soldiers suppress rtots II Houekons- Page 3
SPORTS
Hsufs1. E r uouss discarded horse. wins
brilliant rzce- Page 10
TImy Brtrt gets decision over Summers in
Lon1on- Page 10
rouny Buns VIII nske Austrsiis his home
after next Big fight Page 10
rseker MiIIer arrives from east and viii
- given every opportunity 70 regain lost
prestige Page 10
P,.Fs6 uiue defeats Al American stars in
god game ot baseball Page 10
gnur canforuia varsity Rugby players are
"a iu5ured list Fage 10
LABOR
ne ise.or eouncu makes another effort to Sc
ere az eight hour day for ambulance
drivers Page
MARINE
1o.r rsvaee q AcaHas due 70 Gains light
winds gales and fog Page 13
SOCIAL
Marriage of Miss Gertrude Hyde Smith and
Bsleutu wood one q interesting social events
q seasou. Page 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-03

Tom Finn, boss Of the union labor
party, who has the machine republican
nomination in the seventh senatorial
district, will be elected. Senator Dick
Welch. with the republican and union
labor nominations. will be returned an
easy winner IN the nineteenth Eddie
Wolfe has a fight in the twenty first.
but normal republican majority.
which scars around the 1000 mark,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
Through the Alps

a FTP -te completion Of the s.. Gottha-d
n and the AlbeTg, the gateways II me Up
between Germany and Italy, ag-taticf besA'
n France tor the construction q q lIl4i4ei
- r. Si-1rlorl Pass. for the Mount TENS
fl-. was Il best only q roundabout WAY Al
1e-7orh N November. 1896, The convention Dc
-yyeer Italv and Switzerland tcT TIE bNl4oIi-s
of the tunnel was signed " OK, hC"tt - ~
not begin until the autumn q ioSo' N1ei- -
-i-sr stroke was made on the northern seS'lo'1
= Prjeg. Switzerland, and . few month, i''e'
re southern section was opened al Do!i'o
dIOssola IN Northern Italy .le 1'l':ct'.fG Le
tween the two galleries We ei-ec'ec "a =
- p. zoos The total length Of tle tNi1l;e' INN
&C. -. ~ -weIye and quarter miles Inc
highest point ! twenty three A1l-"!er 49,
-rse1[.a feet above sea level. yet = cIe siot
Mount zone towers seven ttoEsai-e -ee' '-A'0
the floor Of the tunnel -
One Of the most interesting leai"Ie. - -
,,.,,,,de-f,,l achievement was the rncthod oI
--e7,;Is-ion. There are Two passages running
,,o-sIieI +ifry-rvo feet from center 70 center =
ffo-,nec-ed by transverse galleries eN1E -
hundred feet Whenever one oi 'aese s.. &c.
vyzs reached the previous ones Ne'e - -
Vi. - A. The mouth Of one Of the pas
sages an enormous fan was set Hl - - -
~ fresh ar into the tunnel WIN sl''ti -o'
-ha- a man could not stand up as@1l-s'
When the air reached the last cross sec no. -
raesed over into the portions ID "I1i1! -. -
me-, were working and forced the l'o-- az 0|
rf rhe tunnel through the mann passage.
The Sinpion tunnel was somewhat ooc ~
,be -, cx-raoTdinarv care that was taken OF the
workner. Three thousand men were en-
ployed in three shifts. and the WORK %eit ,,s 20,
night and day. Every possible coitlioI' 80
provided for them, to furnish io
The effects Of sudden changes N me teii-t 5t-
nd froy The -.,aees Of tunnel sickness.
A large hospital VS. built at the SWISS enc 70
provide for those who were injured II iie ~
rf,,rv was serious d pension was lssueq Cd ai.d a.-
when d death occurred the fanny - ~
fortunate victim WAS lnden-Iillec'
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
vIHENthe i--E----l
w Fathe-- ---Ced
By ]. G. O'MAHONEY

= ne New E-c-and -. =
shores, aire- --e pas
szge q cenTu--es our
:-s which nan had presumably advanced
q ne -r-e--e----aI plane. they were obliged
. -e-r-- % - ----.---1ve expeCce1l- and dig
caves Il -he ground . shelter themselves
nm he blast u The Massachusetts winter.
Even -he cvc.r-e cellars q today II Kansas
nd o-he- wes-e-r ~-a-es can show 10 patent
ate .-rp-o-e--.--- -po1 he device q F-l12ll-
rye se-nisava --.---- md he g-ea-esI product
q -wentie-h ce------- engineering. the S--nplon
.-1nel -1-o-g- -re Alps. j. hardly more Won
5s-iul than ~ ----el that He-odotus found
II -he island O. -l-urs n The NTH century
tefo-e Ch-lst
The location r- he tunnel was unknown %
modern schoIa-- -----l 1852 when hvr-lloS, the
sa50t q Tx --.elb1-lng cloister oi Hagla
I-las. acci6e--a'- discovered i. i was built
s1pa-e1tlv So ---a- - enemy bes1eging the CITY
could 1U- shut ~ ne water supply Of the n
aat:ta--s- Al Long -he walls small inches
were CT. = many = which -e--aCO-ta lamps
aave teen found l. entire length i thirty
-T0 hundred a--l --E----C-le -eeT- and On Al
sTe-sge = i --.. -ee- square The Colst-Uc-
tna wss tegu- o. both ends, bl1- The JIncture
q t1e TTO sections was not StTlC-lE accurate
L addition . -.e---rg mountain seven hun
c-ec snd mt -el- nigh. the tunnel also runs
-ace- small stream and may thus be assumed
. hare been --e tl-s- s1bacueous tunnel II
L--cpe, ! --r- - ne world
ms, howe 3 not The tl-st underground
tessSge q Tt-l.- mere : Z record. II times
eo-,emporaner-= WITH the siege oI Troy, OF
even before. q ----lel which Is said 70 have
'-ea -o1T -nise- ..-g was built 70 carry on the
F.,e-s ot Lake L.polia 6Copais) n B9otla.
Ine -ollovl-E .- ---Etlor found Il Sloan II
i.eo Z desc--F-.-e Il Z Jewish tunnel, the date
q winch mos e---1l-1-les place u 100 b- {:
ybenoicl The eZCaVat.o-l- Now, this 1s the
history of -he ----el. While he woTkTneIl
Ee-e SD lifting ne *. each toward MS neigh
pr s-sd VINE -l-ee c-b-ts sal remained 90
CT through ea-h heard the voice q the
o,aer who Gale 70 his -leiPhDOT. since there
Sss a exoess 2 ere rock On the right hand and
lo1 he lett. --l q The day q The excava-
aoa The wo-E-lel struck, each 70 meet MS
asignoor, aZ g.--- *. and there flowed the
asfers from -. ---1ng % the pool fo1 twelve
e-1c-ed cct--e I'D of Z CubIt was
.ae height q --e rock over the heads OF the
N@k-en- I- = an explanation o. the
--sny dead enc i1und n the middle q the
sds.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
The Roman Catacombs

NOt the leas- -e---a-Ea be d the Ina1v hlstorlc
lslc-1s-r9 .- Rome ere the cataco-Ibs-
1sec-e-eo bE some - be o1 great antiquity,
f~SsIles new ..--E before the Rome q Ro1llu-
- &c Ken -T4s founded Modern re
1Slcn, Aower.- aec-us 70 indicate that they
s,t no eaTle- --s- ne second century, and
:-e1 1ner were --- ~ The Christians a places
= ~o1sl-P and -r- ne BURIAL of the dead Al
.1ee'ae-- tae le-,..--ts- forming q network q
t--ltH not e-a tla1 I'VE hundred miles N
Ign are o-e .- ne most wondrous relics Of
.:go1e tine Iae- aTe 70 be found not only
= = llaiE. but T. I-a-le Greece, Asia Minor,
fele tglfr. md even Peru. Those q an
- - h1r'I-a a-= paTtlculaTly interesting on
-l q tIe-r instruction, having been
--.1 AAe hO--e with The Furnishings. chars,
= - oolcnes Ae.El alr 81 the living rock, and
-ztte-s
4, Some OF the Roman sewers. ike the ClOaca
;sae,iia' oui-t uv me TaTguIn Kings e-e1l be
.g ne he perlod O.; the Republic, are % large
=. - . ..oaoel hay Uagon might pass throush
- "lih ease. I = said that thirty thousand
Sol-e's Were oe-lpled Tor eleven years with
c.--l.1 .--.l1 and pix Ak and chIsel IN the con-
i--I1oa q tie tunnel three and a hall miles
NJ. Ailca " built n Roman times under
~ - oa-Hls-ls 70 drain Lake fuC-ro-
soaIins the Darz Ages works OF Tins ClaTac-
-. cit cit 10 . Practical standstIll, and i WAS
!, iii ileGle,-al times that a revival began.
\. - - The e1-aratIon Of the Frances adlt IL
4 a-lisaTl'1 mines - Scheranltz was begun
w It had been pushed 20 a length 81 q
,-s-.s sao q qu4-reT, and was used both Tor the
s-o-. 'pSg1ts'lon ot ore and-to carry on water
vro-i1 - ~as Dy far the longest tunnel IN the
-bs -b-- sii'ii the completion Of the SIInplon bore
~ r1;-sh TIE Alps II 1908. WAS the Joseph al.
= -ts eat 'ten and quarter miles II lengthJ
oe,,,'s'le t,e same section Of Hungary Almost q
49, Was Consumed IN rs construction. II
ur,1 so'en oeen begun IN 1852 and not completed
aei United States the longest mining tlIl-
rrer & e'ae SutTo gallery IL Nevada, which meas
&c. t'a'Iy tour miles A an object 81 inter
Coys-9I~eper, u does not compare with the
De- oven tunnel a; Aspen, Colorado, which
spe S,lfuggleT Mountain and fuTIlishes dram
nm S'io uanspoTtation for thirty different
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
Great Railroad Borcs

THE fl-sr great railroad tunnel was the one
four and three-quaTterS -1.les n .ength'
which renetra-es the Hocsac Mountains II
Massachusetts,; but = mas long since been
ecIlpsed Although projected II Io54, i was
not finished until 1873
) much more s-upendoUs TASK was the tuI3-
-7elirg OF the Cascade range II Washington Tor
The Northern Pacific railroad At the time
when the plans were Crawn up the SIC o. I4e
tunnel was n Z vIrgln wllderness, eighty Two
--7;Ies rom the nearest rallwav terminus Two
roads had 10 be built through the mountains
10 reach the peak. towering tour thousanq leel
above the level of the sea, through Whlch the
tunnel was 70 -un. rivers had 70 De 1ur;le4
aside iron their beds. and large bridges mad
20 be thrown across others. All the NdSI IN
cheering mechanism toT the prosecution ol l4e
work had 70 be transported across tAe con-
-;nen- In less than TWO years after the con
--acr for the undertaking had been slgned III
he ci-v OF New TorI, on January a, isbc' lhe
er-e- -1,-71el sigftv-rlire hundred and fitE ieet
fo-7c sixteen feet wide, twenty-five feet ill9h'
I'D - one point eleven hundred ana thiTly
re feet below the summit Of the mountain
WAS completed al Z cost q one 1GI4ofec "l-o
eiglteer. dollars q running loot
About fOrtv miles north q ms trf-i,e4' .
-re bird 4ljes the Great Northern railroad com
1,1e-ed another bore through The same noun
~ range II October. 1900 i : Almost q
-77I1e longer than the earlier tunnel, ana !
I,-7ed throughout with concrete, Wt1CA = No
p-be-e less than TWO feet II th.cEntsS. |o
mountain peaks tower above the tunnel me
highest of which IS more than TWO t-1cHs@'-o
feet above The tracks
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
Tunnels Under Water

4 81 observing man Is due the credit Tor
iirn.e u y 81 great subaqueous tunnel Of modem
t@s- Two oT three fruitless attempts had
Ess@v -aoe 10 connect the shores of Kent and
aes - q passage under the Thames, and the
,,cst1aa 1ao hnally been abandoned as IInprac-
Bru-s5 nntil one day Sir Marc lsambard
While walking through dockyard at
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

way = which -il:s worm worked backward. c--E
:-g PAIR q strong shelly valve with ., -cta-H
motion ike al auge-. and allowing the looseI2e,
Particles OF wood % pa upward through 8
longitudinal 1lssure II II DcCT 70 II mouth
where -heI- We're expelled. attracted nls atteIl-
-lon, nd suggested me de-. 81 constructing 9
TUNE = shield On ne -aUe plan Bruno
perfected MS invention and II 1o25 -vc-z negar
On the great tunnel --lde- the Ihar1es w:-i--
was finished n lsl2-
perhap- the most noteworthy SuDaqueous
tunnel II this country : that under the Huc
son. between HoboEe0 and New York, tht
construction - winch Ua> begun @ long age
as I6-- THIS was opened . travei q e"
weeks ago. = consists - -w:n -uues e1ghteer
feet y diameter. the --s- II Winch was com
Tlered March II. 1904 -le second >eTtefI4uei
20. 1908 4 each -l-Te there -S a single tTach
fo- electric cars and concrete walks On eact
SIDE rCr use when the road = blocked. Ih'
distance between he shafts Il HoboHen aTc
New York Is more than mile
In England, tunnel more than tour mile
n length was built under ne Severn oet"teI
l6-3 and 1880. There : also one under n:
Ne-sev about q mile long. Numerous Other
subacueols tunnels there are WORTH of men
non. those under the Detroit River and UndeI
the ST Clair. the TWO tunnels toT loot passeIl'
gers and vehicleS under The Chicago River
The one tor water supply - Cleveland under
the lake, and the tunnel under Boston f1aTbo1
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
The Worlds Great Tunnels

Chatham, ~aW me
= 6vcGC UGCG.7S. q worm
dreaded ~ al ship
owners pe-1oTatirg .
T.eCe = timber he
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
SGhGrr Assaulted.

Clarksburg, May l4.-Audltor
Arnold @. Scherr, candidate for
governor, was assaulted this even
ing in the lobby of the Waldo,
by Frank Shuttleworth, chief of
detectives of the Fairmont Traction
company, which concern is own ed
by the Fairmont Coal company.
The assault is alleged to be due
to the fight made by Shuttleworth' :
employers on Scherr, which he took
onto himself, owing to the fact
that be had been drinking.
He first told the auditor that he
had no chance to win, and when
Mr.. Sherr replied that he had a
right to his own opinion, struck
him in the jaw, telling him. Then
before he could be stopped he kick
ed Mr.. Scherr several times.
He escaped through crowd of
doctors, attending the medical
meeting here and has not been
seen since.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
VIRGINIA DEBT INQUIRY
Supreme Court Issues Order in
Suit Involving Millions.

The terms of the decree Of the
United States supreme court order
ing the taking of testimony by a
special master in the SUIT between
the states of Virginia and West
Virginia, over the big debt con-
tracted prior TO the creation Of the
latter state, have been made public
by Chief Justice Fuller. BY them
the master is speedily required to
ascertain and report TO the court:
l. The amount of the public
debt of the Commonwealth of
Virginia January l, 1861; stating
specifically how 1t was evidenced,
under what authority and for what
purposes created, and dates and
nature of bonds or other evidence.
2. The extent and value and
population of the territory of Vir-
ginia and of West Virginia June
20, 1868, giving population with
aud without slaves.
3. All expenditures made by
the commonwealth of Virginia
within the present state of West Vir-
ginia since any part of the debt
was contracted.
Such portion of the ordinary
expenses OF the government of
Virginia since any of the debt was
contracted as was properly assign
able TO the West Virginia counties
on the bass of average total popu.
lation of Virginia with and without
slaves.
5. And also on the basis of the
fair estimated valuation of the
property, real and personal, by
counties of Virginia.
All money paid into the treas
ury of the commonwealth from the
counties now included within West
Virginia prior to that states
admission into the union.
7. The amount, value and de-
scription of all money, property,
stocks and credits which West
Virginia received from the com
monwealth of Virginia not en-
braced in any of the preceding
items and not including any prop
erty, stock or credits acquired by
the commonwealth after the organi
cation of the restored government
of Virginia.
The court reserves the considera-
ton of the allowance of interest of
the costs of this suit and all further
directions until after the master
has made his report.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20

The absolute supineness of con.
gress in failing to extend the
parcels post and establish postal
savings banks must be an occasion
of regret to every loyal republican.
Constant complaint is being made
OF the great expense of the postal
service and especially of the rural
routes. Postmaster General Never
has pointed out that the reason
rural routes and indeed the entire
service, do not pay Is because con.
gress refuses to authorize these
natural and profitable extensions
which would immensely benefit the
people and would injure no one
but few bankers and the express
companies that have long enjoyed
an unwarrantable monopoly and
nave mulcted the people merciless-
ly. If Speaker Cannon could be
prevailed upon to let the house
express itself ON these subjects the
Legislation would go through with
rush.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
= Machines For Sale

l have two handsome Sewing
Machines for sale at about half
price. One is a drop head; the other
is not, and both are high arm, with
latest improvements. They are
manufactured by 4 standard com
Pauy. If you want one of these
machines come or write today. To.
morrow may be too late. r. r. Nc
DoUGAL, Ceredo, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
eloquent Tribute to the Late 6. T.
Caldwell.

From the Parkersburg Dispatch
News the following eloquent tri-
bnte to the late Ser ator C. T.
Caldwell is taken:
Greatheart lies dead today
upon the field of human strife.
For life is battle and only death
ends the struggle. The tents of the
living yesterday give place to the
blvouac of the dead today, and on
flames eternal camping ground
their silent tom bs are spread.
"Charlie Caldwell is deadm
1t was with quivering voices
and overlooking hearts these
words were passed from one to
another on the streets and in the
homes Of the city last night.
Why, he was with US in life.
strong and vigorous, only short
while ago? Yes; but now, oh,
man in need, your friend is dead.
His ready hand, as long as there
was a dollar there, will go no
more into that pocket to help
you. His CHEEKY voice and ell
couraging smile will greet you no
more forever. His tIreless heart
beating only for the good of his
fellowman, is stllled 90 YOU for
all time. Your eyes will fill up
with genuine tears at the men
ton of his name, now that he is
gone, and no wonder. He will
sleep in no costly marble mau-
soleum, and no gold sarcophagus
Will enclose his remains, but In
the hearts of this people his mem
DRY will be enshrined and the
monument to his generosity Will
be erected at the altar of every
home.
The fiower-strewn plains of Old
Vlrglnie, once canister.
could tell of his loyalty to his
country, and tho comrade of
Mckinley proved his greatness
upon the field Of battle. He,
VINO in the May gone by, holped
to decorate the graves of his
comrades will now have that sad
rite performed for him, He has
answered the last roll call, and
the farewell volley viii soon be
fred above bis grave.
Knowing the dead as the writer
# these haitihg lines did, it is a
difficult task and a heart break
ing one to attempt to write his
eulogy. The thought that his
kindly eye will look no more
upon the scenes Of earth, nor
with that human sympathy that
was his only upon the frailties
OF hls fellowman, is unbearable.
The pen halts upon the page,
and tie head refuses to give
utterance to the dictates of the
OVERLOOKING heart.
Soldier, statesman, lawyer,
hus band, father and man, he
was the embodiment of rare
attributes and many-sided accom-
plishmeuts. The money that
he made in the use of his trans.
cendant abilities is only equaled
by what he gave away. His.
hand was always open, and his
last wills and testament will
simply, yet grandly read:
You already have it. / gave
it and bequeathed it TO you gen
erously while j lived"
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Money. If
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20

The assault on Auditor Scherr
by an employe of the Fairmont
Coal Co. at Clarksburg last week
was unprovoked and outrageous.
The drunken ruflian not only
struck Mr.. Scherr from behind
and knocked him down but kick
ed him after he was down. Then
the man, in cowardly manner,
ran and escaped from the infuri-
ated friends of the auditor or he
might have been lynched.
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