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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-14
SUPREME court DEF|ED

Among the Stock Yards people serv.
Ing as Grand Jurors on the July Grand
Jury were the following:
Thomas L. Smith, foreman for Swift
& Company, Union Stock Yards.
James e. Turner, clerk, Swift &
Company, Union Stock Yards.
Everett L. Van Meter, live stock
salesman. Union stock Yards.
The following Stock Yards repre-.
scntatives were on the June Grand
Jury:
l.. B. Crumbaugh. head cashier Ar.
mOur 4 Company, Union Stock Yards.
W. J. Russell, manager Swift & Com.
pany. Union Stock Yards.
Nicholas Kilburg. telegraph oper.
tor. Armour & Company. Union Stock
Yards.
Martin Rudy. live stock commits.
son, Union Stock Yards.
q. william Sperry, live stock com.
mission, Union Stock Yards.
~eA
Arthur Meeker, manager for Armour
4 Company. was on the venire of the
January grand jury. but through In.
nate no,lcsty caused by an alleged
| sore foot he was unable to serve this
time. Should he be called on u grand
jury again. the other members of that
body should take advantage of the cir
cnmstances to ask Mr.. AIceker all
| about
The Beef Trust. and why It should
not be Indicted for violating the trust
laws Of Illinois;
The fixing Of assessments so that
Armour & Company and Swift l. Com.
pany escape paying their just share Of
personal property taxes;
The withdrawal OF city inspectors
from the stock yards, leaving the PEG.
pie OF Chicago without adequate pro.
lection to their health;
The relations Of Armour & Company
with the Health Department Of tine
Harrison and Dunno administrations.
Mr.. Meeker, who Is a nice gentleman
will undoubtedly tell his brother Jurors
all that he knows about these subjects
or give them tip as to who can give
them better and more accurate infor.
nation.
So far rs the Beef Trust Is cen.
cerned, the grand jury can get lot OF
Information already collected and relia
bile, by applying at the governme nj
building.
| We can understand how the Beef
Trust controls local conditions I'm chi
caso Everybody is beginning to I'M
derstand that. But how the Beef
Trust can continue to defy the United
states supreme Court in view Of It's
permanent injunction against It. grant
cd by that tribunal January 80, 1905
Is hard to understand.
| The failure of the Government Il
proceed against the Beef Trust crlmi
nally under the Supreme Court deci
sion of March IL. 1906. the open def
ance by the Beef Trust of the United
States supreme Court ana the perma
nent injunction granted against this
awful trust by the Supreme tribunal
January 30, 1905; the daring viola
tiOns Of the Antitrust Law by thu
Reef Trust--all these ana more vii
he great questions discussed by tn.
people In the campaign Of 1908.
The Reef Trust must go to Jail.
Nothing Ices will satisfy the people
People are commencing to see VIII!
so many beef Trust men are put on TIN
county grand jury.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-07

Die 9iefen oes 2ebens liegen
nid)t an ieiner Seeritrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-07
Tiir $500 mad 9entIhlauo.
0eutIdl : amerifaniIhe 2eitmno,

0entid : aimerifaniide 3eitmngcn
iperoen i'm alien Iaterlano nit gro.
bem Sntereiie geleien, neil iie iif
frei ausipreden uno bdufig bon orii.
ben mebr Reuigfeiten rlito Nabrihten
bringen, als Die oeutiben 3eitungen
ielb!t. 9ie nSreie Breiis fir Eeras"
lit oiiiben iiberoa, nobin iie geianot
miro, elm febr germ geiebener @aft
unO fam iid riibmerL Mnerfennung
uno Wiir6igung gu finoen, pie aus
dablreihen 8riefen an u1ts, iopie an
Oielenigen, tpeIhe bas AIatt an ibre
8eripanoten fdifen, berborgebt. @er
oa6er feinen 8erpanoten un6 Greun.
ben cine Sreuoe erpeiien, ibnen elm
piafommenes @eidenf MAIDEN min,
Ser beitene fir lie Die y5reie Brelie
fir Teras". 9as Sntereiie fir Teras,
mie iiberbaupt fir ben Staat mno Die
@egenb, no Die 8ermanoten ipobnen,
lit tn 0eutiblanb febr Iebbaft nnb es
lit itnmoglid, in Bripatbriefen cine
10 griinolide @uffI6rung nn6 ge.
ihreibung BEG fremoen 2an6es at ge.
ben, tpie Dies Die .Sreie Brefie" all.
nodcntlid tut. Sir ben geringen
Breis bon $500 berfenoen mir porto.
fret infer reibbaItiges @odenbloti
auf elm Sabr an irgeno cine @orene
i'm IlsIanbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-07
Sir MDbert Sart.

Der gngl1ttoer Sir Hobert @art
bot 46 Sabre lang an Der Spise ser
1ineiiiden See3oapernaltung geltar-
ben. NIs General bat
er Sronullg III oie 2uoermirtl6aff,
Die er porgefunoer1 gebradt. Mfit
ben unterfdlagungen, Die gang ut1o
gdbe tparel aufgeraumt. Sir bic
gtaatsfaiie oaourd &ieieniummen
eripart ino 5lgleib bic bon inn ein-
gefiibrte oroentlibe nno g%eipiiienbafte
8erpaltune ben hineliiden Staats-
freoit biz sur frdftieen Mnleibemog-
lihfeit geboben. @eit iiber Die 4e,
finger Hegierljngsfreiie binals err
freute iid Sir Nobert aagemeiner
Mdtung. Mebr nod oIs mlf feline
tiihtige @ermaltiing griinoete iih oas
IN i'm geiebte 8ertralien oarauf, oab
er iib IN fritii1en Situatiotlelt pDlig
unparteiifd perbielt. CT bot iein
Mmt niemals als Wauerbred)er frcnt-
ben ginflufies i'm @eihe Ser Mitrc
betra1tet, pieIntebr itets barno1 ge.
tra1tet, bel aonflidten oas ssrltereiie
oes 2anbes, in oeilen SoIoe er itano,
81 bertreten. Man bot i'm cine W1ft
butter benz Tbron geunnnt. 9atiadbc
i'll, oas Ell i'm dineiihen Muspartigen
Mmt bes ofteren als gerater getral1et
un6 feline Stimnle @eb0r gefunom
bat.
Nad LANCER 1atiefeit lit Git 9ip-
bert 9ort nun in feline 9eimat 5@ltrlif-
gefebrt. Mit gbren iiberbduft. Mit
Dem Manoarinenfnopf eriten Nanges
uno Dem 9ite[ zines 1ineliid)en
Staatsminiiters, melber feinenl Git.
rop1er 5upor perlieben poroen luar.
Isle einem treuen nno ~telteren
Sreunb lit inn BON alien Greiien Der
Mbibieo bereitet moroem. @ie einem
Ereunb, pelhen man nidt mieGerie-
ben miro. Denn Sir @obert Scrt
miro ni6t mieoer nod China 5ltriid-
febren. IS beibt, ct gebe auf arall-
felrurlnub nod Der Seimat. Sir Mo-
bert s. 8reoon, oer @eneralieftetar
Der General 3ollinipeftion Sart's
Sd)ipager, lit gum 8ertreter beItelt.
Mbcr 81 Sberaufiebern Der 3ollrcr-
rpaltung iino bereits 5nei hineiiide
geamte beitimmt.
aud auf Dem @ebiet oes 3oGtue-
lens madt fid oas geitreben G6ilos
selten6, iid bon fremoer aontrcllc
81 eman5ipieren. @eeen cine ceror-
t;et Heform perben bieleiht Die ell
lopdiiben Staaten @intpano erbcbelL
ocnn 6arin miro cine @efGbrolu1g
Der Siderbeit Der d)ineiiihen Mnlci,
bcll erblidt tperoen. @ber auf Dem
dlineiiiden &eformprogramm ltebt
1ud) Die Meinigung Der geiamluien
5ilian5gebabrung. aud auf oieienl
@ebiet ioa Die @%ieoergeburt BON ir-
lien aus uno nidt ourf frern0e s;e-
formation ourhgefiibrt perbcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-07

oils aanoioat auf5utreten lei mar
Elm @ormano, er ipoue ben 2e1lten
bunlit Sano in oie Mugen itreltell
nm oelto ii6erer uao belto gla:l5eil=
Der nominiert 5u meroen. Sir oiale
8ebal1ptung febIt uns ober Ieoe
Spur BON gegriinoung. @on5 OBJ
oeleben oopol1, BOB ei1t iol6es &olao-
oienipiel nift nit Dem aarofter
MooiepeIt's pereirlbar tit, tit audi feih
pe%rniinftieer @runo gu entoeden,
tparlm er oieie 4omooie auffiibren
iolte. DAB er nit Gaufen uto
Srompeten nominiert merben fonrtte
lpeiB er bo6, alio marum ioate er
oeltn offentli6 erflarer, Ell moQe
Die Domination ni6t baben uno oaittl
beimlid) intriguieren, I'M tie gu be-
fommen. sos UNI iid our 8efrie-
oigung ieiner gitelfeit a la Gaelar
BRET Mal bie 9iirgerfrone anbietell
au lailen? 0as mdre oo6 unitna.
ainoild fogar! l1no init ainbereien
bat iih Ebeooor Hooiepelt ME abgc-
geben, oas miiiien ielblt feline argiten
6einoe 5ugeiteben.
Streifen mir ones @eihmas, bos-
milliges uno freunoi6aftli6es, fort
uno balten mir u1s an Die Satia6en,
10 miiiien mir a1f @runb oieier gat-
laden nod immer BET Der alten Mn-
nabme blei6en, baB Die Domination
Mooiebelt's in @irflidfeit fir ben
@ablfampf nidt in 8etradt fommt
un6 nur fiinitlih bineinge5ogen miro,
Inn bic Gage 81 perpirren. Sour
gang rngepobnlihe, abnormale Ser
b4ltniiie fonnten 0ieie Nominotion
ernItlid in 8etrabt bringen. IS
miibte oie @efabr borliegen, oaB oas
2ano in bic idlimmiten &riien &c.
ftiir5t peroe, tpenn H%ooiepelt nidt
tpieoer 8onoibat lei. 8orlGufig tit
ober BON elmer iolden @efabr nidts
gu entoeden nno es lit aub nidt an-
aut1ebmen, Die 8erbdltniiie Mir
ben iid BIS CUR Mationalfonpention
10 beranoern, bob cine iolde @efabr
6ertli1 llnb flar berbortrete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-07

aatarrb famm nidt fmriert uerben
burh locale Npplifationen, oa lie
ben Gib Der aranfbeit ni6t errei9en
f0nnen. &atarr6 lit cine 8lutz ooergonS
ititutions< aronf6eit nno nm ite gu bei<
len, mibt SIR iunerIide 9eilmittel nebS
men. 4nn's Ratarrb1anr ipirb einge<
nommen uno ipirft brett auf bas 8lut
nnb Die idIeimige Sberfld6e. 9aIs
aatarrbs&nr 1T feline 4nadiaIbereWebi
gin. Sic tpurbe felt Sabren bon einem
Ser beiten aer5te oieies 2an6es berorbnet
u1lo lit elm re9elmdbiges 9feeept. sic
beitebt aug ben better b%efannten Sonicn,
berbu1ben nit ben beiten8 81 treintgungsS
mitteIn, Die brett auf Die S9leimobers
fIdde nirfen. 9ie boIfonn1ene gerbin~
bung Der 5pei 8eitanoteile 1T es, mas
ioI1 nun6erbone Nefnltate BEL Der 9eiS
lung bon &atarrb berborbringt. 2abt
gub 3eugriiie u~rnionit aeben.
S. S. GBeneb & 60, @igent., So~
lebo, g.. gerfa1ft bon allen apotbefern,
8reis 75e.
9an's SamiliensBinen finb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-07
9ehrer aeimdlt

fir Die Neip Weebp.S duIe nit Gerti-
fifot 1. ooer 2. aIaiie. WaitB beltid
unb engliid unterridten fonnen.
Termin s Monate. $50 per Monat.
8egen naberer @usfnnft penoe
monfi6 nj Gmil grnns,
2ens 30, aarnes 60.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
SIX TEAMS FOR
THE WEST Penn
CharIeroi and Uniontown Will
Come Into Circuit With
West Virginia Teams.

AS a consequence of the meeting OF
the o. & p. baseball league managers
in Youngstown, o., Thursday after
noon and evening. the West Penn
baseball league will in all probability
be formed as six team organization
for the coming summer. Unlontown
and Charlcroi, Pa, were refused ad-
mission in the o. Il p. league.
AS soon as it was determined thas
Charleroi and Uniontown could not
be taken into the northern circuit the
managers of those Pennsylvania clubs
asked President c. b. Power of the
West Penn that their clubs be CON
sldered as applicants for membership
in the West Penn and urged him To
call meeting Of the managers of
that league as soon as possible Pres
ident Powers call to this effect Is
expected today.
This means that the West Penn
league will be composed of teams
representing the following cities:
scottdale, Uniontown. Charlerol. Con
nellsvIlle, Pa. and Clarksburg aud
Fairmont, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
BAKER DIES
Former County Assessor Dead
After But One Weeks III
ness Of Pneumonia.

Harrison county was much shock
ed at noon Friday to learn of the
sudden death of Michael X. Baker, OF
Wallace, at his home His demise
took place at II o'clock Friday
morning and was the result of pneu-
monia of just about one weeks dura.
ton.
Mr.. Bakers age was about 65 years
and several sons and daughters sur
yIve him together with his second
wife whose maiden name was Dye
and who was cousin of James u.
Dye of this city. He was one of the
most widely known men of the coun-
ty and several years ago he served as
county assessor for the lower district
Of the county, having been elected to
that office by the Republican party,
of which party he was a loyal mem
bcr.
Arrangements have not been COM
pleted for the funeral but interment
will likely be at his old home place
on Joness run.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
TO EXTEND THE
COAL AND COKE
Line to Be Built From Gass.
away to Webster Springs
to Tap Lumber Fields.

SUTTON, Mar. G.-This town is on
the verge of a business boom as the
result Of the announcement that the
Coal & Coke Railway Company, will
begin this spring the construction Of
the line from Gassaway to Webster.
Spring via, Sutton and Holly juno
ton.
The line, which will be forty miles
long, will pass through this town on a
right Of way granted by the Sutton
Railroad Company together with
$4,000 II they would build. At the
same time the local company execu,-
ed bond to show good faith in the
matter
The road will tap one of the richest
timber tracts in the state between
Holly Junction and Webster Springs.
The tract contains $4,000 acres and is
owned by the Curtin Lumber com
pany. A rich coal field will also be
touched.
Upon the completion Of the road 10
Webster Springs the Curtin Company
will erect large mills and cut the
timber.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
Against the Old War Horses Of
the Local Democratic
Organization.
STAR CHAMBER AFFAIR
Is Held by the conspirators
Who Are TO Be Known as
the "Young Democracy"


There are signs Of secret rebellion
against the leadership Of what has
been known here at times as pemoc-
racy and absolute refusal TO be al
rected by such leadership in the fu-
ture or to be openly Identified with
the old war horse Democracy. and
its periodical mugwumpery.
Whether the signs mean the part
Ing of the ways altogether and the
'dethronement OF those who all these
years have controlled old Dame and
enticed her into many ENGAGEMENTS
that ever brought defeat remain yet
to be seen. The old Madam may
yet set her foot down on any such
audacious dlsobedience ana gather
the youngsters and inexperienced 10
her bosom as of yore.
II her tlme-honored and thread4
bare tactics are 10 be pursued BY the
revolutionIsts, the recalcltrants, ali
may rest assured she will soon well
come back the prodlgal sons, though
there be no fatted calf. And. Just
now 1t looks like the secession knows
no other way than that she has
taught the long period past
Plotting, planning, yen consplring,
are basic features Of all rebelllons.
History teaches US that simple fact,
and 1t takes but little. IL any, thought
which have fast been slipping away
TO reason it out that way.
Now, that is what is being done
here under the assumed name OF
Young Democracy" or else it is a
mere deceptive bait to entrap the
young and liberal thinking element
Of the old Danes family into a re-
newal Of an allegiance and fealty
because Of disgust and unbeilef in tho
lordship of Democracys household.
Had you not heard about 1t? You
all know the fame of local Democrat
ic leaders TO hold STAR chamber con-
fabs and plottings at which every
NA'AH6 NuS' lt'NCu up W Iile uueeHA
taste and without consulting the
wishes of the household, or is 1t were
the rank and file--the voters in the
Democratic party? Well, now that is
just what happened a few nights ago,
while all was dark and stlI. when
the youthful organization gathered
behind closed doors. blinds down and
windows closed, to plan action for
the coming city campaign and name
a ticket of its own liking to spring
just little later. A little winged
creature Of the air fitted by and car
ried the message forth. Last Friday
night was the time and lawyers Of
tice-not so very long a lawyer how
ever, was the place. 1t was the
scene of a conspiracy royal and all
passed off ship shape and to 4he
satisfaction Of the plotters. The
head of the ticket was named and 1t
is to be a banner of wood that will
go forth to the siege.
The little bird was delayed In bring
ing the message, but as spring time Is
rot altogether with us as yet, the hy-
bernating of Mr.. Ground Hog is suf-
ficient unto the day
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
D. As
A EFUG
Twenty Three Reman Unidenti-
fied--Funerals Of the Vic
Tins Began Today.
ny Associated Pross.1

CLEVELAND, O.. Mar. G.-ono
hundred and slxty-seven bodies have
been recovered from the ruins Of the
collinwood school building. Twenty
three are unidentified. The list Of the
missing now tallies with the number
of the unidentified which Indicates
that all of the bodies have been
found and that the total death list
will stand at 1C7. In fully one hun
dred cases the funerals wilP be lndl-
vldual. each family burylng It's own
dead. The first of these funerals
was this morning. The will continue
throughout the day The unidentl-
fled Will be buried next Monday. The
expenses Of the burial of these win be
borne by public subscriptions. which
are growing larger every hour.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
VOTE ON LICENSE
Is What Member Of W. C. 7. U.
Wants Voters Here at
Spring Election Day.
(Colnnnunicated.)

The following communication has
been sent the Telegram by member
of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance, who requests its publication:
Lets have square dear in
clarksburg on the LIQUOR question 1T
the spring election, making It unpo-
liticaI by all parties voting on It
TITS the only fair way, for men see
candidates from different points Of
view. One sees the good in him and
thinks he is o. k while another just
as honest and good intention sees the
ugly qualities, and as the human fam
lily are all faulty and all have some
good in them. lets decide the ques4
ton on It's own merits.
Lets hear from the voters as we
do on other matters"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
GEO, II. BERRY, OF VIVA

antly satisfied rs well as grateful II
our sister districts will accord us
that honor.
Perhaps you are ready to ask who
has your district to offer for this re-
sponsibIe position?' we reply that
we hayea a candidate in the person OF
George H. Berry whose announce
ment has already been made.
We will say in behalf of Mr.. Berry
that while no was not born in Harrl-
son county, an unfortunate event over
which We had no control, yet he has
promised that he viii never do SO
again. Mr. Berry at the age Of eleven
years had the misfortune to lose his
father, who died leaving his family
in embarrassed financial clrcum-
stances. and being the oldest and only
son of family of six children, he at
once began the battle Of life and not
only supported himself but aided his
widowed mother and her still younger
children through their trying ordeal.
But being blessed with a rugged con
stitution and being endowed with a
super-abundauce Of energy, persever-
anee and business tact he has met
and overcome the many obstacles he
has had to face.
Coming to our county twenty-one
years ago he at once identified himself
with our people and has ever been
found in tho front ranks Of every en-
terprise for the upbuilding and bet
terment Of our community. If a
neighbor is sick or in distress he is
ever among the first to respond with
his time and mems to their relief and
comfort. He has been an active
worker in behalf of .he Republican
party in every campaign since he
came to this county.
The writer's have SHOWN Mr.. Berry
as neighbor, for twenty-one years,
and know him to be man of strict
integrity, morality, honesty and OF
great business energy and fully com
petcnt, without fear rlfayoc, to dis
charge the duties Of the high and re-
81 nsibio Office Of sheriff.
We are aware that signed article
Of Tins character is unusual in poll
tics, tut our excuse for the same Is
that we feel We owe moro than a
passive support to the candidacy of
Mr.. Berry; and as our circumstances
are such that we cannot make an ac-
tive canvass in his behalf in the field
we have taken this method to COM
municate to our friends and acquaiu-
tancas throughout the county, the
facts of his history, and his claims
for the suffrage OF the people.
+. w. CUNNINGHAM.
i. w. HESS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
Young GlassWorker Taken In
TO Custody atRequest ofRe-
fornatory Superintendent.
RAN AWAY WITH GIRL
Her Father Says the Couple
Ran Off But Did Not
GetMarried.

Howard Bartlett, who has been
working at d local glass factory and
Nresiding at S26 Clark street, Glen
Eli, was arrested and jailed as a
fugitive from Justice by Chief Of
Police Richard Scott Friday at noon.
The action was taken shortly after
the receipt, by Chief Scott, OF the
following telegram:
Mansfield, o., March 6.
Chief of Polite,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Arrest Howard Bartlett, 326 Clark
street, your city. and hold as fugitive
from justice. See letter following.
Wire our expense.
J, A. LEONARD,
supt. Reformatory.
The telegram was received at II
O'Clock by Chief Scott and he went
Immediately to No. S26 Clark street
and inquired for Bartlett, but was
told that the latter had not come
home yet. Chief Scott requested that
he be asked to come to his office. in
the city building as soon as he re-
turned, An hour or SO later Bart
lett appeared at city headquarters
and Chief Scott arrested him and
placed him in the lookup
Soon afterwards Chief Scott went
before Magistrate G. Harry Gordon
and swore out a warrant upon the
information he had, against Bartlett.
The prisoner was then transferred
to the custody.of the county authorl-
ties and taken from the lookup to a
cell in the county jail
Just before the telegram came an
elderly man, probably 60 years old.
called at police headquarters and in
qulred about Bartlett. He said his
name was Young and the father of
the girl Bartlett was living with
some Where III the city. Bartlett
eloped with the young girl several
weeks ago from her home in Marion,
o. according to the story told by
Mr. Young, and, so far as he knew.
the couple had not been married.
Judging from the telegram re-
celved from the superintendent of
of the reformatory, Bartlett must
have escaped from that institution.
This is the belief. entertained by
Chief Scott, but Just what particular
charge Bartlett Is wanted for there
Will not be known by him until fur
ther details are necelved by the
chief.
Bartlett is young man probably
"a or 25 years old. The woman
with whom he has been living is
about 30 years old.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-06
is HELD FOR
THE NEXT GRAND JURY
Negro Murderer Valves Exam.
ination Before Magistrate
G. Harry Gordon.

Frank Johnson, the negro, who
murdered Mrs. Carl Martin at Gypsy
and who was taken by a posse head
ed BY Sheriff Flanagan in an old log
barn on the Yates farm on Sycamore
creek after holding his pursuers at
bay with guns for a single night ana
a day, was taken before Magistrate
G. Harry Gordon Friday morning for
a preliminary hearing on the murder
charge. The negro waived .examIna-
ton and was held for the next grand
jury without bond.