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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

down-toyvr book store has its
windows attractIveIy arranged with
al the latest music. both ipstrurnent-
al ana vocal, with groupings OF nau-
sic rolls In fancy leather desfgns- A
back ground Of the exquisite Empire
mirrors nre attracting close attention
or the xmas shoppers: also tlle bril-
liant calendars for the new year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

~ ItF.pST-FOur room Cottage with
located on Jarvis street. suit
able for man and wife. SIS per
month. Apply to Louis A. Cerr $50
W. PIKE ST.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

on 81 tte larise sliqIH
q s1Iaalilpe this week 4 special Thanks
giving bie % table ti5teBE values
- never before IN table daiFtlslla ana
Ela plCins. also manufacturers surplus
usually sold af S1.2s 70 $500 a fne
line Of Directoine cloth coats are
pleasingly arranged. in, the suit de-
partment. IN black broad cloth and
kersey from BIS 10 S45.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

toR MISUNDERSTANDING rooms with
for light housekeeping, eos
ttnmond street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

The sweeping sales In one OF the
large underselllng stores is attaching
much attention from its many pa
most fetching costumes and all tho
up-to-date appointments for the wo-
men and girls Of fashion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

OK Bf5lST-one large frnnt once,
f7x52 feet. one rear ONCE. size
Hoffman Hall, Court street
puire at County Mail Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

OH REGNE-Fo FtIle winter. fur
nisiled house IN good locality. APP
ply Mrs Agnes C. Stuart. 226 sum
ner St
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

FOl 5sTTo gentlemen, two nice
20. W." care Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24
Classified
AdYe Se1igllS

The ram 81 the Want "Ade' No
diufn OF Ciafl c5bufg.
INSERTIONS Fon a5c
nuee onr adj and We. viii charge
Il ana sand bill.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

ron NITRIC omcc roonls IN.
Empire building. Everything
lalllslled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24

local ACCENTS WANTED-in every
county in w. Va, Ky. and Pa. to
handle our Cuff Coast Land in Tex
ns Money making proposition for
hustlers. Write today. Allison
Richey Land Co, Cincinnati. Ohio
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

MELE- ES+WE =EEaE -s-a.sgAS HFsE-. eiHFe.E
Dgos + a ! 5. Bbb. 9eparte-
ments6treftgr I Marineminiiteriet
s. Safobien er bg6, ~ Nar 81.
On at Nafifup 8ps miete
Borgerc, 6oritmoer 8. g. @nriten-
fen, er afguaet beo OGDEN, Y aur
.gammel. &an bar @resmeolem al
8pens Saanoperfer- % Snonitri-
forening.
On al Be gamle @eferaner fral
&rigen 1913, fbp. Eoloinipeftd
Sobn Gorfta1tin 5orrsz
lu116, er afganet beo Cohen Stoft-
boIm SO 1af gammeI. @5 @ri-
gems geepnoelie gioroe ban Gene
ite ION Sefonolgitnant Deo ODE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03
8ianbene.

&obberm miner / @rg IL
I a II 8. De ti6ligere omtalte 8ern=
burgite @fspe6itioner til un6erlggel=
ie at @rgnlm6s Mineral=&ig6omme
>fioite og forrige Mar forte til 9pret-
telie at ct 9rbnlan6if Mineielifab, ser
nabn1ig ful6e %bearbei6e 6e itore
&obberforefomiter, iom gf3pe6itio=
nerne bap6e fun6et. Sc ii6lte Otter.
retninger. ONT &obberminerne I @ren=
lan6 lp6er ganIfe %.oberor6enlig gun-
itige.> &obberleierne er langt mere
bi6itrafte, en6 man / 8egpn6eli len
bab6e @run6 til at ontoge, og set bur
beo Sc %foretagne un6erl6gelier bit
fig, at @rtien er en6og meget fin. Det
er | M%nle6ning berafu at ser paaten-
fes en- u6bt6el1e, ONT bbis nermere
'gnfeltbeoer Der 6og en0nl1 lite fore
ligger noget afgiort. Ser er ienot
8oremaifiner op til @renIan6, for at
set forelgbige Observation-Disclosures
fan gaa raifere fra Saanoen. S 9ie-
bliffet er Ser fpretaget 8ortnger !
80 Go6s DDb6e, og oct bar gleoelig
NOT bit fig, at 10 lpngere mon fom=
mer ne6, 6eito be6re er @rtien. @tn=
teren igienrem bill 8ortngerrte blibe
fortiatte, og pe6 6oraarsti6 baaber
man at bore naaet minbit 800 500
neo ! 2eierne. &obberertien bill BIZ
be uoifibet til Danmarf % beba1o-
let ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

zS7E7.---- 1900 q ----- ----------
ielb 2ibet. Set ifaI peo Mnores
5%orflaring bore gootgjort, at Sen
@arl life tan babe ON
bragt @tgen.
ct NIT a t I . il . III t
SsS5b e r a 0 T / II NJ. Ser bar,
! latge Cider beret Grang til ct MT
Dsobtlerbatoriltm Steoet for Sen gam
le 8Dgning paa giterbob /. @ipben=
baon, iom ri ollie fien6er iaa go6t
ira Mlmanaferne. De mango eleftri-
tie 2eoninger og ben iterfe Tpr6iel
I Smegnett bar giort Sbierbationer-
ne 1tltfre, og naar MI Sen nDe nn6er-
1orot1fe Sernbane fra @entral=8ane=
ganroen til 9iterbro TOM til, bil6e
Oct blibe rent galt. S CONNER blep
Der neoiat en- &omisiion for at finoe
en- SLABS til ct NIT Sbierpatorium,
og oenne bar forel6btg beitemt fig
for ct Steo Merbe6en al Epllgle,
mellem &osfil6e og &olbef, en- lille
oriftig Stationsbp ct &or Eimers
&eiie fra &ipbenbabn. 8pen bigger
goot, meo tort Splqn6, og bar fqaet
ny Mertng be6 Sen ttDe Nribatbane
fra Sgllgie til Song paa 6logeIle
-9aersleb=9inien. S Eellgie Dor
Der {. 1000 Menneifer, baienlig
Soanobprfere og &anoIen6e. Ga. en-
bolb 6ieroingbei fra 8pen ligger
Sen fien6te gamle &obeogqar6 t8o=
roniet u&pllbie". bpis @obeobpgning
II Electromagnetic - %ful6fertes al
ben ltore 6inansn1on0 Yeoer Ore
bans ii6ite 2ebeaar.
Spllanb.
So 81 ition. :
ben ipffe @e0e=9un6sbp Milbjprg peo
Serning er Set beiluttet at begDnoe
paa en- tefnif Gfole. Ser mel6te iig
benbe0 20 @Ieber.
en- m 0 5 etr ag-
teS oprettet / &ingfigbing. Sen bill
efter &oninlentin6e Sru @erg-geiel-
iens 8eregning fomme til at folte
10000 ST.. og babe &foos til "a
@leber.
Ct @n6eIs : s. + e a t Ii r
llagteri bor / nogen Eio bere1
/ Gang / Marb11s til alminoelig Eil-
fre0sbe0 for Geltagerne. Sou pil og=
iaa &an6ersegnens 2onompn6 bupe
Jig ct iaa6ant GIagteri.
&m11eie % s $ 0 ri t e.
+ r 0. 8e6 at grade en- 8ren6 til
ct S11s, iom opf6res lp6 for &.artof=
felmelfabrifen / @olitebro, ct man en-
1balb @nes Mlen ne6e itgot poa ct
flere M1en 6Dbt 8rl1nfnlsIag. &1l=
lere er meget mgrfe, neiten iom
StenfnI.
@Ieftr / Ct t e t 3 b e + t e
paa g ans q. Baa en- forle6en
afbolot Notwithstanding / 9amsg
2an6boforening be6toges BET en1tem=
mig at ar6ei6e for Sprettelien al ct
@leftricitetsperf. Set er Meningen,
at @Rrfet ffd bore fomunolt og ont
fatte iamtlige &omrtner paa Gen.
1 1 6 9Dr, n 5 ebren6 5.
t e. 8e6 Solbtt6en Matten til Is.
Decbr. efspGp6erebe en- @toloIDgte
paa @aaroen Mgorup, 8roprieter
Sben6ien, en- M1il fra Mgrre-S1tnb
bp. Mf GpIfene baf fu1 6o6erme.
iteren biemme. 8eietningen, 12O
Stfr., tn6ebren6te paa ner 4 &elte.
@aar6en ne6bren6te fuloften6ig.
g a r 5 e 8 8 s. II s g e |
for set fommenoe Star biier Ell
Stigning at 6ormue= og 2eiIig=
be0sifatten fra ca. 100000 Ser. til
ca. 10000 &r. eller ca. $4,000
ST. Stigningen an6rager altiao
oper en- Gjer6e6el> og @fatteprocens
ten bill iom 6glge 6eraf fomme op
paa 10 psf. eller oeroper.
Storm / S nj M e T. II g.
t e n. 9. 13. 9ecbr. font Sgen /
SSmmerbugten / 9prgr, meoens en-
Del 8aa6elag fra Gorup, 2il1 og
&anitbolm bar paa @abet. &e0-
ningSbaa6ene git no, og -Me6nings-
oamperen u8eiterbapet" alarmere-
Apa GnnSthnI1f1 MoAninnahnnA +n1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

Grab. l giergjalo baaber
man at gi6re irtteresiatrte SSatno,
mar SStobolbet orniioer e brogt
for Ddgen8 2ps % bIebet uoDn55ffe.
. bar ,tbiet1ot Secret.
ming for set forIgbne Mar. Ser Ell.
sgaaet 500 900 be6 ct merfeligt
srpf npiaetigt 100000 Nerioner-
Egient1em SeIIeapparatet, itgrife
|glntaI, man e1tonl1 bar funnel pua-
|biie.
g I e d II t Il n 8 E II. S gn-
EIeontng al glefmtu1ge11s GgoieI ~
BEN fit Mabnet n&uSpar" efter &as.
par @oitrl1p, Tom bol6t Spbiels6ag
Sen Dag, ben bleb fg6t bar 81:
reftgr Sebigtt mo0taget EN- M9ngbe
@aber % Selegrammer liant Ell
@ronceme6oiIle Cd NottefInifer nm.
6 u s + y II Il E II /
Sernbanegaoe er blebet ioIgt til e1
@oniortinm. Ser rebro,ienterer Ore.
oitorer1e. for en- io1nIet sn1m d
1.64O.OOO ar @nnninoen pipops
af sen ifior of0s6e ,Direftgr for
gtablisiementet s.. Magmugiens
Mrpinqer. Driften 1faI fortipftes
11foron6ret.
Gen m r1e6 e g or i.
benbapns Magiitrat bill efter Gor.
Ipoenoe / vNationaltioenoe" foreilac
Borgerreprnlentatione11 at man be.
pilger sen mbroe6e Nolitibetien1
@emipes gnfe en- aarlig nn6eritgt.
teIIe al 600 81. 1amt 100 Ser. 70,
bbert 8arn.
6 II 26pr s. nqqeqrnn6
giI @pqninqen al &ala6sbotelIe1
pnifer Gieren, Direftgr Mn6ers
ssenien, at in66rooe ca. 90 @p.=9(Ler
bar erfIpret fla piIIiq til at afltae
set pa%agieIoenoe Mreal for en- fam
let Gum at 10000 &r. eller SOC
&r. pr. ST. -glen, bpq6 ST.. Mn6ers
esenien er qaaet in6 poa.
81 ntnIIet / a + IN + i
ife s Inat n i n G, ser hal
tooet OnhoIh : @fabenhonn. or n,
nnr Sc 5000. % Sen r11gli1fe 40
lpnt er iooleoes Sen npititgrite a
Sc uoenlonoife @oIonier ! @igben
bqpn. finn @penfferne er enonu @11s
ierne pperleqne / Mntql. Set er for
gpriqt pqnifeIiqt at %fontroIlere sill
qonqen al @usiere, ga manqe a
Dem at biemmepant Srpgt for @oli
tiet unoIa6er at mel6e fla til.
st }tronhet mi11io n.
@rnieft @i6ite esoroor forte
6es ct fort motor-Oro}fe Soretooen.
Sc / @igbenhob1 UNDER en- 1meoet 5fpr]
MefInme Scr f~ortoTtes nm pnopIif,
oo fron,fe mi11ioner. INN 5toh hm
Sen monoe moone6er nirhez onpr 1M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS before .@isben
hohns @o6pr gn 1irpftdr gam So,
for on sin 5inp, homo o;ort 81 10
fipno+ non fin Wpfotnino mos @orop
n o,nprifonHp @,,rom;ne.grf+ipr -
qonorrerira;+no,,+ Mror mo,,aa So,
hon6e +oopt 2 mo,g mo,.,,is,in, s.,
S;pne,+o, for Observation-Disclosures
@fnrh 1oS : @nih;s, s., @ooe,,
m3on @nef,,ro+;o,o ,,;srnffoSos s.
OIL m.,r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03
or fo1ltaltte 2nnf, om Mrreitantef

aaNASTy
toe fotltaltR 2nai1, om M%rreifanfen
foruo beo forfieIIige 2eiIigbeoer
4bab6e Doet Sen lt11ge Ma1o l1oen
gionerg MerbereIfe % l1oen at to-
sc Gs5orfftripning for 2aanere. SB-
iaa oberfor ale BE gbrige | Sngen
foreltggenoe Anmel0elier fglger Or
reitattten It b%aaronaftet Benegtel-
|iesipitert,
g Oh Sc n i eli E Ii.
Sgiet1 er &eter 0l6en paa Spil. 8e-
ter Noen, BET 6anife 8olitis CODE,
gamle gen, 9ggpreierperingsman
ben, Montgren @leftriferen og
bbao ellers ban bar babt at Stil-
linger. Sor Gioen ipef1lerer ST..
0l6en &n1ttner. Samme11 meo en-
anoen mpittif Mun6sperion, Ser bar
rannrret en- Meffe &robinsfolf
gil6t % Gierfre til gorg jim
misunderstanding, EFT Man6,
Der aoiftIlige @ange bar beret /
Holittets &Ieer, bar ban MI oprettet
ct r&aninitltttert", Der lalger og
fieber &aninerj ct groS. 6ornoen
Hublif11m er imiblertib EFT &effe
&robtnsbla6e bleber beoreg1e for
ret ftore 8eIpb, og @olttiet bar Der
for igien fl111oet set formaalstienligt
at un0erigge @eter Sl6ens Mffe-
rer. Mntagelig bill &aninitutteriet
mart bore en- v@aga blott". Men
8eter 0Ioen beboI6er alligepe{ &pg<
tet fom 9anmarfs ine6igite Gorret=
ningsmar0.
9fneipiIIere' o + I a IL
ger Mfife6. S 2gbet al ganife
fort Si6 bar life mtnore emo tire
9fuelpillere pe6 set &ongelige Gbea-
ter i6gt fin Mfffe6, blan0t 6em ben
fremragenoe <nitnerin6e 5rn @et=
tp Semtngs. 81a6ene omtaler 6rl1
&ennings Sratre6en me6 itor Sc
flagelie. Com !@rnn6 for Mn1ggnin-
gen bar Sruen o11gipet ct &alsonoe;
men ct n6breot &Dgte gaar n6 paa,
at BET er Sc oplgite 6orboI6 peo
Sbeatret >og 0ettes mangelfuloe Sc
Belle, iom bar fremfal6t Sen. $50
litifen" u0taler fig / ben &etning /
en- le6en6e Mrtifel, bbori u6tales @e=
flagelie ober, at 6em funitneriif lie M11=
ibarsfglelie / Sbeatrets- 2eoelie ct
iGnfet til ioa labt Mipea11, at Sil=
itanoen n9rmeit maa betragtes lon1
Mnarft. @la6et u6taler @aabet ON,
at ben pRite @fterretntng fra Sbeq=
fret maa gao u6 pua, at Direftionen
bar iggt fin Mfife0. 9ette bil6e bore
ben eneite Sci no al uf6ref. Gbea=
trets Direftion er @reb 9anneifiol6=
Snmipe og 6orfatteren @inar @bri-
itianien,
ltrne.
6 n t b / n I 81 f.
+ oIos o r e n / n g er 6an=
net i &osfil6e, bbor Ser / Sorbeien
err LOO MfboI6sfoH.
2oqaI 0pti 10 n. S Suarbp
Sogn be6 Msiens for Ser fun6et en-
@ogneafitemning 5te6 ON Screen.
Ser bar 402 ct. for, at Screen ifulbe
bort, me6ens fun IL itemte for al
bebol6e SEN.
en- terf 8 eife6rif
Npfigbing S. bar man babt 6et
ubel6, at en- Egn6e &arboIinenm Ell
lpbet / @an6bRrfet. @an6et bIeb mo-
turligbiS ganife ubrugeligt, og @ano-
berfet maatte luffes, for at &grene
funoe u6ifDlles.
S &c g e sp ! $ 0 b e s.
g 5 meo $50 Eor. 2ano Sire
al er bortforpagtet til Sorpagter
&asmusien, r2ouiieboIm". Sam=
ti6ig er r2ouiieboIm" b]ortforpagtet
til 8eitprer SEMEN, ser / EN- Mar=
retfe bar beitpret r@briitiamsmin-
6e" UNDER Segerspris.
..r& 0 t I 9 on 5 e g a a r
5 e ~ Sornbef, er al -@ieren
Sob. @on6e mageififtet meo en-
@aar6 / gaan6e pe6 Sre6ensborg,
tilbgrenoe g. &asm1sffen. rSotel
@on6egaar6en" er b11r6eret til 100,-
900 Ser. % @aar6en / Soan6e til
10000 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

g al g t Il E / 5 &
8aisb ? Sen itprHft ffre,n.
Iblomitrenoe 2dnosbD be6 2iupfioroeu
8(5atrler CT nenrlig fun 2anosbp, iiffffeI
engarg San0elspla6s) bar ieqt OH \
at faa De forreone gfriot giorte tii
oens 9Dergoag til @igbita6. Mnrts.
raaoet bar ipurgt Solitebro @igb.
too bbab ben mener ON @agen. Scr
|iDnes lite at bore Eilbeieligbe0 til
at frenme 9truers 9nfer, bpo6 10
er foritaaeligt NOT, iet fra Solite-
bros Stan6punft.
s. m II ne ociaIiiter ne
I @Sbierg. 5om ri tioligere
bar omlalt, lager @ocialilterne /
@sb1erg gyraao for Ei6en<i 5trie
rteo Saa10parfsmeitrene % fa6er
aon11nen lelb bore 8pgmeiter, 81.
a. TOR Ell ny &omuneifole. Gegl<
tGrtseier1e Gsbierg bar ilnttet Zig
til &'eltrere og n9gter at ielge @ten
til s.omunen. 9enne maa 6erfor
ifafie Iig Stenen til Bpgningen fra
anore 8Der, men, ogiaa ber mgoer
ben Ell %olDorlig @in6ring, ioet 8p-
ems Gognmeno bar giort felles Sag
meo Meitrene og n9gter at transpor-
tere 5tenen.
g II 0 + nj Il e II 5 e S a t.
ig. On al6re 8ige &an1teo peo
&orienS, iom lebe6e / 6attig6om %
@lenoigbeo, 6e6e forle6en. @e6 un>
oeriggelie al ben6es @iemmer, fano-
tes Ell Sparefasiebog paa 1000 SET.
= life iaa lille en- OperrafeIIe for
ben6es Moboer og 8efien6te, ser beo
aoifillige 9eiligbeoer pnfeoes pper
benoe paa @rln6 al ben6es 6attig-
0om og bia1p ben6e baa6e paa Sen
enc og paa 6en an6en Maa6e ngeo )
Ma0 og Sl0ebren6iel. Samilien,
iom til Dato ipntes at babe CLIENT
oeres fattige Glegtnings SilbereIie,
fommer NOT frem n11, 11aar set rpg-'
teS, at bum bar efterla6t fig en- iaa
flor Sormue.
e S e a Sui s.
m &c g t g e n 3 S a n e.
+ / e r. Ser er en ita6ig 1n6ren
ober, bpor 8pfogeofu10megtig Carl
ion bar gjort al 6e mango &enge,
Ser er forioun0ne. Sorflaringen
Tan life ligge /, at ban bar lebet
ober @bne, tbt bans G%orbtn6elier
bar life at BEN Mrt, at SEN fun5e
iluge nogen flor @nl6itrgm. Sen
faIffe @efiel paa 100000 ST. giper
ct Tingerpeg, iom ontD6er, at bau
bar arbei6et me6 for oDre &enge.
SON bar I De fi6fte 3 Mar liant
Benge til Z Brocent og fun facet
Is @rocent ino igien, og ga ban
bab6e en- meget %betD6elig Smiat.
ming og ct meget rtnge @alRr, er
set tp6eligt, at ct Sab paa 2 @ro-1
cent lgber op. Sorifiellige 6aarligt
fun6ere6e @pefulotioner fom &idbet
al @trib Gergegoar6 og 0prettelie
at @trib @an6itensfabrif bar en6e-
Zig faaet oen baflenoe @pgning til
At fal6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

6 n g e t e RI b I e r
@e6 Sreoerifsberg 8irfs. 8olitire'
beban6les for Ei6et1 en- itgrre @nQ
moo en- @me6emeifer @briienfen
Ser al fine OmgangsfeIIer fal6es
v&engeime6en" fom Sglge af bans
fanomenale @bner til at ftaffe @en.
ge be6 &ieIp at @etiler eIler an6re
&apirer. $500 @}runo al Gorbtnoel'
fer me6 pripate Disfontoer er SET
lDffe6es bom at omiette og felt
forbruge @roben11et al en- itor
Meng6e @efiler, iom g%o6troen6e
@erioner, / Ei1li6 til smebens 2ef-
ter ON at Haffe Dem &enge, bar no.
fte6t og afcepteret.
IS ierlig @ra6 er set gaaet u6
ober en- Dngre Man6, Ser bab6e ar,
bet en- ret betpoeIig Gum 8enge,
men fgrit fun6e faa Mrben nobetalt
ienerp. Sen lnge Man6, Der baboe
lart r8engeimeoen" at fienoe %
gierne biI6e babe Gprifl1b paa fin
Arp, 11oiteote fonifiellige @efiler ,og
Eransporter til ct iamlet 8eleb. at
omtrent 5000 @r. til sme6en i
&ilIio til 0ennes Sbfte ON beo
&i9lp at 9ofumenterne at fltne
ffaffe ,bnm &enge. Sme6en omiatte
imi6lerti6 Nnpirer1e / egen Sr1teres.
fe, % 11ogtet Mrbingen lite. baboe
fnaet uobetalt en- e1eite Ore Of ST.
,relfanten, paaitoar benne be6bIiben-
oe BET mo6iatte og b9poer, sat 9ofl1-
mea11tterl1,e er 11ofteot til sifferbeo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-15
GREAT NEWSPAPER FEAT.

Gen. Felix Agnus' Presentation of Admi-
 raI scheIy's Case.
 New York Telegraph.
 It was in one of his fights for a friend and principle that Gen. Felix AEnus. ed itor and owner of The Baltimore American. pulled off one of the most remarkable news paper feats ever recorded in this country. It was at the time that President Mckinley was contemplating sending to the Senate the naval appointments that Gen. Agnus began to take a lively and dangerous inter est in the sampson-schley controversy. That is. his interest was dangerous to Ad- miral Sampson.
 Not only did there exist Damon and Pythias friendship between Gen. Agnus and appealed to Gen Agnus. He learned that 1t was the intention of President Mckinley to send to the Senate the names Of Schiey ana Sampson on the same day. but giving Samp- son the preference and rating much high CT than that of schley. All the fighting blood in Gen. Agnus' body was aroused by this information. It was up to him to make a fight for Schley-and he made it. He sent his reporters. special eorrespondents. and special writers scurrying all over the country. He gathered together perfect pre- sentation Of the case for Schley and agains ation that it was possible to collect abou Sampson well as about Schley.
 He had one striking editorial written, get ting forth the merits of the Sampson Schley who stayed and fought differed from a man who was absent and merely constructlvely q participant in the big fight off Santiago.
 The material collected was sufficient ts make one complete edition of the Baltimore American. The type was set. the plates cast. and one copy of this special edition was printed off With this under his arm and blood in his eye, Gen. Agnus went to Washington He called upon President Nc Kinley and laid the unique copy of that special edition before Mckinley.
 There has been printed only this copy, said Gen. Agnus. Tt will be published to. morrow if you are still determined to send the Sampson promotion to the Senate"
 President Mckinley looked the paper over
 This interests me deeply, Gen Agnus, he said win you leave it with me? promise to do nothing in the matter of thu Senate nominations until I have communi' cated with you"
 The result of President McKinley's exam ination of that special copy of The Balti more American is we'll known. Justice wal done to Admiral Schiey and the plates that were kept locked up in safe in The Bal tirnore American building were destroyed There was never occasion to use more thar that one copy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-15
RussIA's GROWING POVERTY.
Government Showing Usual Stupidity
 Dealing with Probiem.

Government Showing Usual Stupidity in
 Dealing with Problem.
 George 7Kennan in McCluRe's. s....5-5
 If the janitor of Russian tenement house should notify the owner of the ex- fstence of a smolderinK fire in the base rnent. and if the owner. instead of taking measures to extingush the fire. should have the janitor locked up for giving in formation that might alarm the tenants and "unsettie their minds, we should re- gard such owner as extremely irtottlnal person, if not an out-and-out iunatic; and yet this is the course that the Russian government, has been pursuing for the past quarter of a century. Again and again It has closed statistical bureaus of the gem stovos. and in some cases has burped their statistics, simply because the carefully eUl- lected material showed the existence of smoidering fire of popular distress and dis content in the basement of the Russian state Now that the long Lidden fire has burst into a blaze of agrarian disorder, the government is trying to another it with bureaucratic measures of relief. or to stamp it out with troops, military coutts, and punitive expeditions; but the action comes too late. The economic distress which a quarter of century ago was mainly con- fined to a few districts or provinces has now become almost universal.
 A Russian senator, after an official tour, reported:
 "In almost every village the renniless class is constantly growing, and. at the same time. there is frightfully rapid increase in the number of families that are passing. from comparative prosperity to poverty. and from poverty to a cUndi- tion in which they have no assured means of support. .a.
 "one might have expected the govern ment to do something for the relief of a population suffering from such poverty as .NA Aha 1t punished the persons who called att tention to the distress. One member cf the Voronezh district committee. Dr. Mar tinof. was exiled to the subarctic province of Archangle; two. Messrs. Shcherbin and Bunakof were arrested and put under police surveillance. and two more. Messrs. Bash kevich and Pereleshin. were removed from their positions in the zemstvo and forbid den thenceforth to hold any office of trust in connection with public affairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-15
This l. My 6zth Birthday
 JAMES N. BERRY.

James Henderson Berry. former united States Senator from Arkansas and for many years g leader among the Democratic politicians of that State, was born May IS, 1s41, in Jackson County. Alabama. At the age of ' he removed with his parents to Arkansas and was educated in private sch oo1s in that State. His studies were Inter TMpsed py the outbreak of the Civil the Confederate army as second lieu. tenant of infantry. He was present at number of the most notable conflicts during the first two years of the war between the States. and at the battle of Corinth, Miss. in October. 1862. he was wounded so that the amputation of his leg was necessary. Upon re- turning home, he studied law, and in lS66 was admitted to the bar. His po- litical career began the same year with his election to the Arkansas Legisla- ture. He remained a member of that 6SSdy & for number Of years, and in branch. In 1878 he became a Judge of the Circuit Court. In 1882 he was elected Governor and three years later was chosen United States Senator, in which capacity he served for twenty two years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-15
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.

The statement by Governor Hughes that he will not accept a nomination for Vice President is another reminder that no public man seems to want that office. They appear to think that cleo ton to the position of Vice President is to lay them on the shelf for good and ali, but this Is not a correct way of looking at it. When We recall the men who have held that office and aft erwards became President, either by election or by the death of the chief executive we see that the position is not without It's possibilities. We now call to mind the names of John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and Martin Van Bu- ren who first held the office of Vice President and were afterwards elected President. Then we have the names of John Tyler, Willard Fillmore. An drew Johnson. Chester A. Arthur and Tn eodore Roosevelt who succeeded to the onice on the death of the PreAi- dent with whom they were elected as Vice Presidents.
 Thus we see that not less than