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Seward weekly gateway., 1908-03-07
WOULD GRANT
 YEARS TIME
Report FaYOrS Giving Alaska Pa cific Railway Another Chance
 For Building Road,
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Washington, D. C., Mar. 1.-The committee on territories has made a favorable report recommending the granting of one years eXtention of time for the construction of the Alaska Pacific Railway.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-03-07
GOLDFIELD IS
 QUIET AGAIN
Striking Miners Accept Scale of Wages and Labor Difficulties
 Are Now at an End.
sv Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Goldfeld, Mar. 6--The miners, who have been on strike and were the occasion of the prolonged labor troub- les in this place, have all come to terms and agreed to the scale of wages proposed. The stIike is declared off and work in the mines resumed.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-03-07
COAL LAND BILL
 IS APPROVED
BaIlanger Speaks Final Word in Favor of Measure Offered
 by AIaSka'S Delegate.
ar Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Washington. D. C., Mar. 4-Com- missioner Ballanger, whose resigna- tion beomes effective today, yesterday appeared before the committee on public lands and approved Delegate Gales coal and land bill.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-03-07
Saratoga Makes Quick Trip.
-nhla to The Daily Gateway.

By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Seattle, Mar. 1.-The steamer Sara toga sailing from Seward, February 26, arrived here last night, making the trip in six days.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-03-07
Increases Pay of Army
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Washington, D. C., Mar. 7-The bill introduced for the purpose of in- creasing the pay of army officers and soldiers has been passed.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-03-07
South Carolina Eelcts Senator
Iy Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Columbus, s. C., Mar. Frank Gary has been elected to the United States Senate to succeed former Senator Asbury Churchwell Latimer.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-03-07
BIizzards Raging In EngIand

London, Mar. 2-England is suffer- ing from storms of unusual severity, and blizzards are reported from all parts of the country.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-23
h regreg0 De Ia !hta

Ell Depsrtamento de Marina ha com
pletsdo los arreglos necesarios para
envisr ocho buques de guerra, ell
idaho, Indiana, Iowa. Massachusetts,.
Mississippi. Montana, New Hamphire
" North Carolina, al mando del Al
mirante Leutzze 6 del Capitan Rogers
4 encontrar Ia hota que regresa del
Pacifco
No Sc ha hjado Ell dia de la Marcia
los navfos, pego Sc anuncia que sal
dram de las costas del Atlantico tan
pronto como los otros lleguen Gil
braltar. Al encontrarse las dos es-
Icuadras. ell Almirante Sperry asumira
|el mando general de las I'd maquinas
de guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-23
Nlmero 173

que DO es de forma de Gobierno sino
mas sustanciosa, consigue armarse v
encuentra insuperable obstaculo en-
la forma de Gobierno para realizar
su aspiration. Entonces ese partido
o conjunc ION de partido provoca ell
conf11cto armada Y veces vence. CO.
mo en- Paris Ell I848, y 4 veces es
vencido, como ocurri6 Ell mismo afio
en- los paises germanicos.
Una vez librada la bstalla, Ia cues
ti6n de la forma de Gobierno no vuel-
We figurar en- la orden del dfa, por
que Ell pueblo, que tiene que librar
otros combates que le afectan mas in
mediatamente, no puede ocuparse q
diario de I'm asunto en- Ell que no cabe
mas y menos, ep el que no pueder
ganarse nj perderse posiciones que
no tiene la elasticidad necesaria para
mantener despierto el interes todos
los dias de la vida.
Los demas partidos tienen up pro-
grama minimo, cuya progresiva con
secusi6n y defensa les da fuerza Y
estimulos para segir luchando por Ell
maximo. Con Ell republicanismo no
sucede esto Como Sc trata de una
question tan perfectamente concreta
como es la transformation de la for
ma de Gobierno, ell partido Sc concen-
ira cuando abriga la esperanza de
rea liar inmediatam ente su ideal Sc
d1suelve cuando Sc lie disipa Sc le
entloia la esperanto.
No es un partido estable porque no
puede apoyarse en- fuerza estable,
sino solo en- sus esperanzas, y las es-
peranzas van y vienen segtln nuestros
nervios Sc encojan s Sc alarguen. Ell
vaiven de las esperanzas afecta tam
bi6n 4 los socislistas quienes unos
Idfas Sc fguran que el socialismo
Itriunfara dentro de diez afIos otros
temen que a6n hayan de pasar mas
de Glen, pero clio afecta POGO al par
|tido, porque le suieta d acci6n comlin
Ell inmed iato intereS de los obreroS.
En- Ell socialismo Sc anda con los
|ojos puestos en- las eStrellas, pero
con los pies bien firmes en- la terra.
En- Ell republican ismo sc vive como
rueda de viento que gira en- ell viento
6 separa.
Pero esto 10 saben muy bien los
prohombres del republicanismo, que
un dia Sc dedican q encender las es
peranzas de sus adeptos y luego Sc
quejan porque sus correligionarios
les chan en- cara Ell no haberlas rea-
lizado. Lo que hace falta es mas
valor para decir la verdad los cleo
torres. Y la verdad es.. pero no voy
& escribir dos veces este artfculo.
Ramfro az MaestH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-23
Una DUttin3 pHDCIpeSca
POLLOS Y CAPONES

La Princesa heredera de Ale
mania despliega gran interes en-
la cria de aves. Acaba de ha-
Ger construir un patio modelo,
arreglado con todos los perfec-
cionamientos de la tecnica mo
derna, donde sc efectuaran, baio
la direction de un personal com.
oetente, operaciones de cruza
miento, puesta y ceba de las
aves. Hasta ahora las aves es-
cogidas van a Alemanja proce-
dentes del extranjero. Los cria-
dores siguen con interes los en-
sayos dc la kronprinzessin en
favor del mejoramiepto de la
cria alemana, Y esperan que
dentro de POGO los productos de
ST real establecimiento puedan
rivalizar, en- las mesas meior
servidas, con los pollos de la
Brasse y los capones del Mans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-23
4 los spScrDtoroS Y AgontGS

Para In buena Marcia de esta Admins
res este diario siuo desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs So avisaran los dlas 80
b. sdyierti6ndose quela que Sc dieren con
posterioriaad no sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
xartirsn efecto en- Ia contabilidad hasta ell
afa dltimo de. mes slguiente al en- que Sc
sclicitan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-23

bailadoras liturgicas. Agolpan
sc al recuerdo aquellas danzas
cosmOg6nicas y TamayaneScas
| de los Indios, enamorados de la
ammonia con que sc mueveu las
estrellas: aquellas otras danzas
graves de los hebreos, que ce-
1ian, en- ell encademiento de sus
manos cogidas, Ell Area de la
Aliauza; aquellas otras danzas
|hyporquemicas. en- cuyo pun
to centrico pulsara Orfeo la Ira
de las tres cuerdas; y aquellas
otras danzas guerreras, en- que
las esclavas asiaticas deshoja-
ban en- sus anforas las horas de
los romanOs.
Y la imagination mariposea
sobre las suntuosidades del Re
|nacimiento, que hace de la dan
"a la elocuente gimnasla de bra
zos voluptuosos y piernas ele--
gantes; y tras los bales alegori-
cos de. Cardenal frances, asiste
al f1orecimiento del rigodon, que
ha traido a estos tiempos la ma :
jestad simbolica de las primeras
grandes nacionalidades. Felipe
VI exalta Ell docto nombre de
Antonio de Almeida, que llega
a MERCER los elogios del pincel
velezquino en- ell bale eterno de
Las Meninas"; y Luis XIV en-
foca su linterna de plata sobre
las reconditeces de los jardines
nocturnos de Versailles. ilumi-
naudo la magia eglogica de
aquellas grandes danzas aristo-
craticas Y pastoriles.
Loados sean Ell minue, la ga
vota Y la pavana. que asi SUI
pieron regocijar las frivolida :
des encantadoras de nuestros
abuelos; loados scan el faldellin
inflado, la casaca de terciopelo.
la peluca blanca, el chaplin de
raso, Ell tricornio galoneado y ell
impertinente de carey.
Tai es como, con su intensi-
dad rememorativa. este bale
del Ateneo ha desdoblado las
telas policromaticas de todos
los trajes, cual 81 fueran ellos
at6n1cos Y eternizados fuegos de
artihcios por entire cuyas ben
galas de prismaticas reverbera
clones, ha pasado Terpsicore,
envuelta en- su clamide serena
de una blancura pontiflcial.
Ell recuerdo de la fiesta obse-
sionara en- su viaje a los mari
nos de la Nautilus, que, cuan-
do sc alejen de la Isla de Bronco:
presenciaran Ell espectaculo ma
ravilloso que tamblen Sc ofrecia
a los grandes veleros al sepa
rarse de los muros de Aleian
dria: una hilera interminable
de mujeres hermosas. q 10 largo
de todo el Malecon. agitara en-
los aires sus penuelos; y los pa
fluelos, desprendiendose de las
manos, Sc iran tras la nave ali
gera como una parvada de ga
/0s< Santos Chocano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-23

ELTRiuNFO OETERPslcORE
(pEpUE DEL BALE DBL AIESE0 DB Ia HiBiSi)
A la Srta. OroSia FL
gueras, compaflera
de buffete.


Cantemos ei elogio de la nave
de plata con velamen de ptrpu-
ia. que parece haber venido de
Gitares, f1etada de rosas Y de
palomas blancas. En- las jarcias
de la 'NautllGs' Sc improviso
anoche un gran fuego de liras.
wibrantes al contacto de Glen
plectros de marhl, en- un encan-
tamiento pagano que ha deCldl-
do ell Triunfo de Terpsicore
Ell Ateneo de la Habana ha
querido obsequiar a los argo-
nautas espanoles, que expedi-
ciouan no tras del Vellocino sino
aras del Leon de Orc, con una
fiesta de arte: Y en- vez de ofre-
cerles poesia de musas tropica
hes 8 exhibicion de lienzos pic
16ricos, les ha ofrecido, en- una
refundicion plastica y melodio-
sa. la poesia de sus mujeres alu-
cinantes y la pintura de grandes
Cuadros vivos.
En- la reverberaci6n de los sa-
ZONES, evocativos del cuarto Fe-
9ipe 6 del d6cimo quinto Luis,
S. M. la Reina de los uegos
F'lorales y en- su Corte de Amor,
han deshojado las coronas de
aaurel V de nnirto sobre los hon-
bros emp1esillados dc orc de los
hijos del mar; y Cada uno dc es-
tOs ha regalado d su pareja con
un copo de espnma, que, entire
las manos femeninas, sc ha
transhgurado en- paloma.
Trigueflas ardorosas como Ell
cafe de las inspiraci0nes roman
9icas, rubias gentiies como las
cafias de orc que atesoran dull
zura, estas mujeres de la Isla
han impuestO su arrOgauc1a pOr
entire el kaleidoscope de los ri
godones 8 han adormilado su
9ibia languidez sobre la hamaca
del DAMON.
Ell frufr1 de las sedas reme-
daba la mdsica de las hojaras-
cas- en- Ell misterio de las selvas
vfrgenes; las pupilas hechado-
xas habianse repartido todos los
Eayos de este sol de las Indias
las cabelleras, Ell sus peinados
arquitecturales, simulaban or
quideas caprichosas; los senos
lescotados insinuabanse con re-
dondeces de magnolias; las bo-
cas-. que lacraban de rojo ell
cuts de jaznin o canela, apre-
xabanse con la gracia expresiva
de las cerezas del cate; Y los
pies-loh los pies. que Sc holga-
ran en- el zapato de la Cenicien-
Ia F. sbalaban acaTiciadores
sobre las voluptuosidades del
znarmol, estremecido, al soste-
ner tantas bellezas, con aluci-
naciones de pedestal.
Esta danza cervantesca ha
evocado la gentileza de los bajo
relieves eglpclaeos, en- que el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-23
Toma de possession

Sc han hecho cargo de los
nuevos puestos de Alcalde Y Sc
cretario respectivamente de CT
dra, los se1ores don Miguel No
gueras Y don Pedro Ramos.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
HRS. Elizabeth FLYNN
. CROSSES DEATH RIVER
Aged Woman Passes Away al
Her Home on Flynn Street
After Illness.

Mrs Elizabeth Flynn. an aged and
esteemer resident of the city. died at
her home on Flynn street Thursday
night at s;l5 o'clock after an illness
with complication Of diseases,
Mrs. Flynn was "a years old and
she is survived by the following chill
dren: Squire John r, Flynn. of wit
sonburg; Mrs. J. L, Erwin. of Fair
monts Misses Mary. Gertrude. Eliza
beth and Agnes Flynn at home.
. The funeral win be held Monday
morning at 10 o'clock with services at
the church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception and the burial in Holy Gross
cemetery. The pail bearers win be
W.T.. Byrd, James T. Drudy, Enoch
c. Tetrick, Michael Mcdonnell. OF
Monongah; Michael Moran and Har-
vey W. Harmer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10

FAVOR TAFT
Blu t Massachusetts Deems II
UnWise to Instruct for
Any Particular One.

BOSTON, Mass, Apr. 1O-The
Republican state convention to se-
leot delegates at large to the nation-
al convention was called to order this
morning. Postmaster General Mey-
ers was temporary Chairman. The
resolutions adopted say Governor
Curtis Guild, Jr.. is fully qualified
for higher honors and his nomlna-
ton for yice-presIdent would be
gladly indorsed by Massachusetts,.
The resolutions further say while a
number of the committee are favor
able to Taffs candidacy for the
presidential nomination the commit
tee recognizes that a majority Of the
delegates to the convention desire his
nomination, 1t Is deemed unwise to
include a,resolutiou favoring any par
ticplar candidate. The administra-
tion Of Roosevelt is indorsed and re-
vision of the tariff demanded.
The convention elected Senators
Lodge and Crane. former Secretary
of the Navy John D. LoHg. and Sid
ney o. Bigney as delegates at large.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
COPIES ISSUED
OF the Acts of the Special ses-
sion of the Legislature
of the State.

The first copies of the acts Of the
special session of the legislature 81
1908 have been isued from the hands
of the public printer. The state will
have 1000 advance copies of the acss
published and they win be distributed
among the members of the legisla-
ture.
Owing to the school laws being
wholly revised at the last special ses-
sion, Superintendent Miller viii have
$4,000 copies of the school laws print
ed for distribution throughout the
state. and because of the many new
changes / nthe election laws, such as
the new registration law. corrupt
practice act and new ballot law, Par
don Attorney Lively Will have printed
large number OF copies of the
states election laws for distribution
in the several counties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
Young SIavish Miner Of Phoe-
rlixvilIe is Jailed on
the Charge.
CHILD ONLY Z YEARS OLD.
Fiepdish Crime Committed at
the Home While Parents
Are Absent.


Lonis Urkolsis; aged 2s. a slavIsh
miner who has been working ut the
o'Gara coal mining plant at Phoenix
yiile' IS prisoner in the county jail
awaiting z hearing on the charge Of
brutally attacking and cril1Inaliy as
aanlting the seven year old daughter
q SAMUEL Opp at the latter's home
Thursday evening.
rEkiosk was arrested at the mining
plant Friday. forenoon by Constabies
Ford and Kidd on warrant that had
been sworn. out by the little girls
father before Magistrate. John T.
Flynn. Of wlIsonburg.
The alleged attack on the little
girl was made at the Opp home.
which Is on the hin back Of the min
ing plant. when the parents were alb
sent and II IS reported that the child
+ IN serious condition as the result
Of the fiendish assault.
The prisoner win be given a hear
Ing on the charge in Magistrate Cor
don'a court, the case having been
Turned over to that court by Magls-
trate Flynn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
PRESIDING ELDER
Win Lead Quarterly Meeting at
Pride's A. M. E. Chapel
and Preach.

The Rev. s. P. West D. D.. presi-
ding elder of the African Methodist
Episcopal church, will preach and
hold quarterly meeting tonight at
Pride's chapel A. NJ. e. church. All
are cordially invited to be present.
Rev. Mr.. Smith has just returned
from the district conference held at
Buckhanon and reports most sue
cessful session. Miss Grace Grayson,
the president of the district mission
airy society. also returned home Fri
day morning. That society held Its
meeting in connection with the dis
trict conference. She was highly
elated over the increased interest
manifested in the society all over
the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
BRIDEGROOM DIES
OF "A RARE DISEA Sc
Young Man Of SmithfieId; Mar
ried Two Months, Succumbs
in Hospital Here.

l. ]. Eckeiburger Of smithfeld: a
bridegroom OF only two months died
in the Kesler hospital Friday morning
at 9:sO o'clock Of purpnra haemoF-
rhagica. a rare b1od disease. with
which he had been afflicted for three
weeks,
Eckelburger was 20 years old and
was employed at smithhela. His
home was in Pennsyiyania. His
mother arrived here from her home
in Pennsylvania Thursday night after
having been apprised OF the serious
condition OF her son and was with
him when he passed away. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not vet
been made. Eckelburger had been
in the hospital only week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
ANNUAL SHOOTS
Are to be Conducted by the
Military Companies and
May Begin Soon,

II is very likely that regular annual
shoots win be conducted by the MILF
tary companies of this state, and the
likelihood Is that they win be begun
this summer. More consideration Is
being given to the improvement OF
service now than at any time during
the past number OF years. and one OF
the biggest Improvements is expected
in the way of better rifle results. II
/ sbelieved that It will not be long un-
til 1T is decided that each company in
the brigade will be given chance 10
compete for state honors and to de-
eide what members Of the two regi-
ments win go to the national rife
practice at some time during the
year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
POST RESISTED
But Texas Court Gives Deputy
Sheriff Leonard Custody
of {. Thad Post.

Deputy sheriff William e. Leonard
is expected to arrive here tomorrow
morning with E. Thad Post, who was
apprehended several days ago at
Corpus Christi, Tex, and Is being
brought back here to answer the
charge OF forgery of his brothers
name. John B. Post, to note for
$3.50 made payable to the Stewart
Fruit Company. Post resisted his re-
turn, obtaining habeas corpus pa
pers, at Karnes City. Tex, but the
hearing there the eighth of the month
was against him and the officer then
proceeded on the way home with his
prisoner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
i TIE GIRL THE VICTIM
OF A CRIMINAL ASSAULT
WOMAN KILLS MAN
Who is With Her Husband at
Whom She Fired
the Shot.

cAssoPoLIs, Mich, Apr. To-
Carleton Morgan. aged 80. OF South
Bend. Ind. was shot and instantly
killed in the street here today. II
is alleged Mrs. George A. Metzker,
Of South Bend. wife OF a saloon keep
er, Of South Bend, who is under ar
rest with her husband, fred the shot.
Marvin. who 1t is said, was well
connected came here last night with
Metzker. Mrs. Metzker followed
them. The officers allege Mrs. Metz
ker met the Two and fired at her hus-
tlnd but hit Moygan. Mrs. Metzker
denied that she did the shooting,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10

Col. John W. Carpenter was here
form Salem Friday.
A. D. FTtzhugh was here Friday
from Bridgeport.
E. D. TumlIn, of Morgantown, was
a visitor here Thursday and Friday,
Samuel D. Brady. OF Parkersburg,
was business visitor here Friday.
Senator Jake Fisher. Of Sutton,
was a visitor in the city Friday.
N. Keating. Of sistersviiIe. was a
city visitor Friday.
H. W. Armstrong. Of Redwood. Is
a visitor In the city.
Miss Flora Miles, teacher at the
Girls Industrial school at Salem. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs Walden.
Boyd z. Hornor was here Friday
from Lumberport.
Major Smith. OF Lost Creek. was
here Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
WILL
GIVE RECITAL
Broaddus Students 10 Render
Literary and Musical En-
tertainment Tonight.

, The pupils of the music and ex-
preston departments of Broaddns
Institute will give a musical and lit
erary recital tonight at the First
Baptist church which all are in
vited to attend. The following pro-
gram VIII be carried out:
Part /.
Mammy's Po' Little Lamb, Parks
Ladies' ouartette
The Burial of Sir John Moore. =. !.
Alene Highland
The Orthodox Team. ~. :. Brooks
Pauline Easter
a. Ayeu ........-..... .... Schutt
b. Ronde d'Amour. -. .wollenhaupt
Eunice stealey
Seem Things at Night. Fields
Ethel Minter
Within the Gates. ..... Story
Lille Baylle
DoWn at Cne capitol ....... Riley
Jesse E. Riley
Were / a Star. ........... Hawley
Mr.. GeorgeIG. Lynch
Tommie's Prayer. 1855. Stockton
Mervil Barth
Runaway Lad ............ Riley
Ethel Hulley
studious Girl .......... Phelps
Mary Fromeyer
Valse Arabesque .......... Lack
Mary Davisson
Part II
Angeline ......... Paul Dunbar
Virginia smythe
confessional ............. Story
Sylvia Barnes
Loves Old Sweet Song. -. Parks
Ladies' Quartette
Farmer Whlpple ......... Riley
Villa Remper
Brier Rose ......... Robertson
Mrs. John smythe
mpromptu 1890. Reinhold
Dessa coffman
Aunt Elnora's Hero ....... Phelps
Lena Ruttencutter
Scarf fantasies .,..............
Glass
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
HOW THE VOTE STANDS.
MISS MARTHA TATE LEADS.

candidates will The clanman tickets
Monday 90 without graft
flying they
miers leaving stone unturned land favos
place The votes credited yesterday
dicating that their early
gentleman Nlss-as the most popu
teacher III Telegram and
a coupon from copy"
This admirng partisan would probably not
for Others equally determined And the
gotten While they not buying entire editions
ing sight bringing
them in after each school session The friends
in the schooroom elsewhere hearty
enthusiasm for their teachers they
eagerly have them
The clansman 50 famed historical play the
impars the appeals in
Daily Telegram has s
ed orchestra through pleasant and
Tor two Of The teachers Of this city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
RUMPUS ON
As to the Virginia Debt Cues.
ton and Clark May is
in Washington.

Attorney General Clark w. May is
in Washington in connection with the
Virginia debt case pending in the UNI
ted States supreme court. A dis
patch from Washington states that
the attorneys for the state OF Virginia
and the owners OF the debt certifi-
Gates have had rumpus and owing
to the difference Of opinion, Major
Holmes Conrad. of Winchester. Vir-
ginia, one Of the able lawyers em-
ployed to make the fight against the
state OF West Virginia. has temper
arily withdrawn from the case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
At PHILIPPI
Baker, the Yeggman, Will be
Tried in Judge A. G.
Dayton's Court.

WHEELING. April. 1O.-ArtersAnin-
fctment on three counts was Brought
against James A. Baker, alias Rich
ard G. Neal. by the United States
grand jury Judge Dayton set the date
for hearing for May 90, in chambers
at Philppi. The counts charge the
robbery of the government postotflce,
threatening the man In custody of the
mails with dangerous weapon. and
placing in jeopardy his life!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
POLICE COURT VICTIMS
One Man Pay Fine aud Another Goes
20 jail For Drunkenness.

There were two victims before
Mayor Grille at the regular session OF
police court this morning. answering
TO the charge Of having been drunk
in the city's streets. They gave
their names as John Ingabaum and
Thomas Simpson. The former was
sent 10 Jail for three days in default
Of the payment Of a fine OF three dol
lars and costs and the latter paid S5
and costs and was released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
DATE is SELECTED FOR
MONUMENT DEDICATION

Wednesday. June 3. is the date
which has been deciced upon for the
dedication of the monument, which
is to be erected by the Daughters OF
the confederacy, at City Park. Park
ersburg, to the memory of the de-
ceased Confederate eterans. This
will be the centennial anniversary OF
the birth of Jefferson Davis, the
president of the Confederacy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
shlnnston,

Thomas Jarrett, Of shInnston,
spent Friday n the city.
Wade Coffman. Of Salem. was here
Friday.
Wesley Steel was in the city Fri
day from Salem.
A. ]. MIcheal and son, John T.,
of Dola, spent Friday in the city
N. E. shaver was here Friday from
Brown.
Henry swiger. OF wilsonburg, was
In the city Friday.