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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08

WI. 01We6 Al uin lelteI buSke6ts
that the attainment OF fuller un-
derstanding between the South and
other parts Of the country would
have It's effect In lettering business
conditions in the South also. He
writes:sa sEs
THE Southern Commercial Com
gresss is also intended as a means Of
combating hindering prejudices that
exist against the South In both
Northern and Eastern States. We
have felt that such prejudices are
most easily removed by personal con-
tact, and We shall therefore work to-
have present on December 2 and 8
a thousand or 1900 leading business
men of,the South who will later stay
to participate In the deliberations OF
the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress. and also be present In
Washington to- receive inspiration
from the reports made to the Ma
tional Conservation Commission.
Beyond all this we feel that the
presence of our solid business men
In meetings made up largely of solid
business men OF the North and East
will act as guarantee and pledge
of business mems participation in
further political affairs of the South
and thus guarantee safety to invest
ors.,,
Many of the men who are most
active In organizing this Southern
Commercial Congress nave for a long
time been preaching that the South
should not only develop Its agricnl-
ture to higher degree OF efficiency,
but that 1t is time for the men of
that part OF the country to take more
energetic measures to expand their
manufacturing and business inter-
iests. They believe that the attend
ance Of large number Of the most
enterprising men Of the Southern
States at the conference between the
National Conservation Commission
and the State governors or their rep
resentatives will lead to a fuller
realization of the immense natural
resources of the South.
In this connection they cite re-
cent report by the Geological Survey
which stated that there is a maximum
Of about $4,000 indicated horse
power developed by the rivers rising
in the Southern Appalachian noun
tains, half Of which, at the very
least. could be utilized for power.
So far hardly enough has been de-
veloped to make nappreciable show
ing compared with the enormous pos
sibilities. Full development OF stor-
age facilities in these river basins
would increase the horsepower from
3 to 80 times, according to the ex-
perts. But taking the minimum Of
100000 horsepower its rental at
$40 per horsepower per year would
amount to an annual return OF $685.
100000. Water power is much
cheaper than fuel power and will be-
come more and more SO as the avail
able supply of fuel is depleted. These
Southern business men foresee a
great manufacturing future for
their section and are determined to
instill their ideas into the minds Of
others. They point out also that the
usefulness OF these rivers can be In
creased not only for manufacturing,
but for transportation. The i'm
provement of the lumber business
and OF the allied industry of turpen-
timing has also received much atten-
tion from them. In some States,
they say there are very rich mineral
deposits which might be worked with
great profit.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08
Fifty years a BLACKSMITH,

Samuel R. worley Of Hixburg, Va,
has been shoeing horses for more
than fifty years. He says: Cham
pertains Pain Balm has given me
greatrelief from lame back and rheu-
matism. It is the best Eminent ev-
er used" For sale by all dealers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08

MoBERLY, Mo-, Oct. q Sc I.bnis
WAS the mecca Of the aepnbIi cam
presidential candidate today. lAftcr
an address here Taft was Scheduled
to make four short addresses and
reach St, Louis shortly afternoon.
There an elaborate program OF enter
tainment has been prepared. He will
leave Wednesday morning for Chic
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A ! MAY
Be Be CONFLICT
Turkey is Not Disposed to Be
in a Hurry for
Battle.

coNsTANT1NoPLE. Oct. s--The
council of ministers held session
this morning to consider the action of
Bulgaria in declaring her independ-
ence Of Turkey. It was decided that
it was impossible to accept any pro-
ceeding that violated existing treaties
and that Turkey, should address cir
eular note to the Powers pointing out
the necessity of taking measures to
enforce respect for the treaty Of Ber-
lin. In this note Turkey says that
as her rights are guaranteed by the
Powers. she will look to them for
their defense.
PARIS, Oct. Slope that hostil-
tiles may be avoided in the Balkans
is growing in Paris. The latest adj
vices from ConstantinoRle seem to In
dictate The Porte for the moment is
not disposed to go further than a
formal protest against Bulgaria's
proclamation OF independence.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08
SHERMAN BDsl.
Makes a MhirIMind Trip from
Southern, to Northern
Line Of Indiana.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. oct. s. sher-
man left here today orisa trip that will
carry him from the s6uthert to the
northern line Of indiana IN twelve
hours. Seven towns Will be visited.
and speeches made in all Of them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08
Best Stomach
Remedy Free

It is an old saying that If the stom-
ach is sound the whole body is safe,
because so much depends upon the
proper working of the stomach. Many
persons find themselves with dis
order of the stomach which pro-
duces dyspepsia or a peculiar state Of
biliousness.
you suffer from both stomach trouble
you are on sss o
ditions come appended rheumatism.
skin diseases and similar disorders, be-
cause the waste matter that should have
been. dispelled from the system through
blood and vitiated It. What Is needed at
this point Is not simply violent cathartic
tablet OF salt. which usually does more
harm than good, but gentle laxative
tonic like Dr.. Galdwell's Syrup Pepsin.
ailments for nearly a quarter of cen-
fury. II cured j. G. Lanham, Of War
rensburg, Mo-, Of stomach trouble of long
standing. also William Vol. Of eo3 Ellis
trouble for fifteen years.
However. II you have stomach trouble
you want to know from personal experi-
ence what DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
viii do for you. II so. send your name
be sent you. You are urged to send for
the free bottle. as the results from It will
be the best recommendation Of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. Then you win do as
over two million people did last year--go
at SO cents or 81, according to the size
you prefer. We could mention hundreds
and hundreds OF families who are never
without It. You can never tell when some
tive. and then no time should be lost
taking DR., CaldwelfS Syrup Pepsfn.
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MISS FLEMING plpRoEyEs.

DR.. L. a. Davidson. Of West Mil
ford. has a letter from his relative,
a. J. Davidson; of Tuscon. Ariz.. sta
ting that he has seen Miss Alice
Fleming, daughter Of John A. .Flem-
Ing. Of this county, there and that
she Is improving in health,
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CUTS THEIR THRoATs.

GALLIPoLIs. O., Oct. s-Gus
Jones. race horse follower. today
cut his wife and sons throats and
then his own. All will die.
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PIKE STREET. PRESSING co. !
,ss CHANGES OWNERSHIP

The Pike Street Pressing Company.
one of the most up-to-date shops In
the city, has recently been purchased
by w. C. Windsor. and Roy Pritch-
ard. Mr.. Windsor has sold his inter-
est to his brother, Harry Windsor. a
popular young man OF the city, and
the shop viii be conducted by Wind
sor and Pritchard.
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EASTERN STAB

lhUllllM UlhIl
tconunueu nom mage ~
F. sayre, Mrs. B. F. sayre. Grafton;
Mrs. Edward Mead, Mrs. E. II. Dau-
benspeck. Mrs. NJ. H. Flowers, Mrs.
R. G. Hmmerick, Mrs. j. P. King,
Mrs. j. B. Hawkins, Parkersburg;
Mrs. Ida Murray, Mrs. L. Clohan, Of
Wheeling; Mrs. W. q. Walker, Rip
ley; Miss Margaret Walker, Ripley;
Miss Lola Parsons, Miss Mona Sayre.
Mrs. D. B. Morehead, Mrs. G. C..
Stats, Ripley; Mrs. Anna Hall, of
Wheeling; Mrs. E. Wood Huntington;
Mrs. Belle Charfeock, Wellsburg;
Miss Sadie Harris, Pennsboro; Mrs.
Ora Broadwater, Tollgate; Miss Sarah
Wilson, Mrs. ELI Wilson, Pennsboro;
Mrs. Virginia Rogers. Miss Dalsey
Rogers. Ellenboro; Mrs. Laura Nc
Kinley. Mrs. Hattie Randolph, Mrs.
Eva Shira. Salem; Mrs. Emily Jack
son, Mrs. Elenor Wilson. Mrs. w. D,
Talbot, Buckhannon; Mrs. Mary
Price, Harrisyille; Mrs. Christine
Watson. Harrisyille; Mrs. Bernice
Summers, Marrisville; Mrs. g. E.
White, ]. II. Kaplan, Buckhannon:
Mrs. Addie Clark. Mrs. "A. Eneer-
soil. Mrs. F. c. Hogan, Mrs. D. Lang.
Petersburg; Mrs. ]. g. Morgan.
Mrs. Frank Keane. Mrs. r. N. Laban.
Grafton; Mrs. Eliza Kundley Mrs. n
A. Coberley, Spencer: Alfred Walker.
Mrs, Alfred Walker. Mrs. r. N cav
endish. Mrs. B. D. Lewis. Mrs. Cert
rude WEIGH, Mrs. ]. II. B. Morrison.
Sutton: Mrs. f. R. Dew. salem: Mrs.
H. c. Hoffman. H. C. HOFFMAN. / Ian
caster. o.; Mrs. H. Pope, Miss Bessie
Barber, Athens; w. L. James, SUIT
ton; R. 8. L. Lloyd, Gassaway: W.
T. Workman. Nettie j. workman. Of
Wayne; R. II. Wetzel, Guy H. Crook.
c. T. Kneerean, Rayenswood: MRS.
Lena Stricken, Mrs. w. A. Stricken.
Mrs. G. w. Lambert. Mrs. A. Barn
hart, A. Barnhart. Ellenboro: Mrs.
H. F. Pfost, Mrs. G. w. PETTY. Rim
ley; Mrs. Geo. Harrington, George
Harrington, Mrs. John Shoots. Mrs.
Warren Martin, Mrs. Bert Bradford.
Mrs. George Weekley. Miss Minnie
Wells. Pennsboro; Mrs. g. A. Parks.
Mrs. Frances E. Riley, Mrs NJ q
Armstrong, Ripley; Mrs. Fred Green.
Mrs. Tennie warner Mrs. sallie D.
Kneerean, Mrs. w. C. Bibbee. Miss
Marguerite Tumblin. Mrs. Virginia
Roberts, Ravenswood: Mrs. T. w
Hennen, T. w. Henep. Fa,rmont.
Emma Carr Jennie Ajkina Hattie "
Lee, Keyser; Mrs. ]. E. Mayfield. j.
F. Shore, Mrs. Gertrude christy. Mid
dlebourne; Mrs. Mary 81 Brantner
Shenandoah junction: Mrs. " y.
Richie, Mrs. e. w. Anderson. Hin.
ton; q. w. p. stenhen waterhonsa
Mrs. Stephen waterhouse, Wheeling:
Mrs. ii. E. McGary. Miss Katherine
McCary, Shenandoah Junstion. a
w. NJ. Minerva q Dehendarfer Man.
nington; Joseph MeGary, shenan.
doah Junction. Mrs Minnie Hat
Miss Alma Poe, Ravenswood: D. j.
Davis. salem. i r Pe,nnelt +.
Chambers Warrington. q = pilson
F. q. Graham crsfton. n psa
Fnolds Spencer: W H. Rebendarfsr
Mann,ngton, Mrs. iMar,a- sahan.i. ~,
| Mrs. Anna waterhouse. Wbee,,ng.
Mrs Anna No.. I 1se..a mAe .,al,s,
R. ,Bpoome, Keyser: ]. B. pami sre
IA nernn. I n.,.,s :. p D. am.soA'
Grand otscers. AAsO0t0
r,o 60. nS a.
tollo owe 'fanu onap'eF 0meefs are as
.e Nv ,,,
pinetoD WoTtSy = reos Matsan MAN
p'nseon. worthy 9fano Matfon.
wheeling WORTHY ssan9 pntF sr OF
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08
- 4 CURE FOR
- -. !. RHEUMAIISM

Rheumatism is caused
carried through the to all portions Of the Every
and JOINT absbs the acrd
Permanent relief from the and
from the liniments
which not reach the blood where snch
temporary relief but in Rheumatism acid
inaamnaoy poison must be expelled from the blood SIS
circulation ueutral the uric acid and the blood s
expe the irritating infamatoy swell
discomfort enrces the
Rheunas. all
s. will be found safe vegetable possessing
needed to the time medicine that builds the entire
system toniceects Book
free to all who write TILE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA Ca
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II there Is anything about
your ailment that you don't
understand. or II you want
any medical advice. write
TO the doctor. and he win
answer you fully. There q
no charge for this service.
The address is DR.. W. B.
Caldwell. Sc Caldwell bldg,
Monticello, III.
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Grand Chaplain.
Mrs. Ella v wolcott. clendenin,
Grand Marshal. ss Z
Mrs. Gertrude christley, Middle
bourne. Grand organist.
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Mrs. Ira G. Post Is mere from Ro-
mines Mills.
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tconunueu rom page l.,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08
NATURES WARNING
Clafksbure People Must Recogni,e
and Heed it.

Kidney MS come quietly--mys.er-
iously,
But nature warns ycn shrouKh the
urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
Sec II the color Is unhealthy
II there are are settings and aedl,
iiment. IN
Passages too frequent. seanty. pain
It's time then 70 use poan,s kidney
Pills. sss =
70 ward off nrishrs ldssease Or ala
bates.
H. Mulholland. living on Water ST..
Warrington. Viva. says: II was an
noyed for some time by q duh pain
across my back and when Doans
Kidney Pills were brought to my at
tention procured a box used them
as directed and they proved to be
the remedy required. The impr-
iprovement in my condition was no.
ticeable at once ana 1t was only a
short tina lcsore my trouble ceased.
] gave Doap.s Kidney Pills my hearty
endorsement.
Plenty more proof like this from
Clarksburg people. Call at Wells 4
Haymaker's drug store and ask what
their customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster. aIilburn Co.., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents, for the Uni.
ted States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
Z
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08
ALLEGED HORSE THEIF
IS IN THE COUNTY JAIL
Louis Jones, colored, Suspect
ed of Stealing Davis and
Henderson Animals.

Louis Jones. colored, is behind
county Jail bars awaiting trial on the
charge Of stealing bay, mare, val
ued at $3.50, belingong to ]. F. Hen
'derson. and, a brown horse, valued at
$125. belonging to j. Horror Davis.
from field near the tin plate mills
a week ago Sunday.
Jones was arrested at the Despard
mines Saturday night by Constable
r. q. Kidd. who had sworn out
warrant against him ON information.
1t is believed Jones is the fellow who
sold the mare to a man at Fairmont
for a shot gun and a dollar the day
after the horses were stolen, as he
answers the description given at Fair
mont. 1t is said that he got into
trouble over taking horse at Fair
mont about three weeks ago. He is
the same Louis Jones who tried to es-
cape from the county jail here a
some time ago by saving the bars.
He was waiting trial then for steal
ing chickens. a 6iN
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VI &c TON OFFICERS
APPRO OWED BY COURT


Tenmile District No. g.
Comtnissioners-J. w. johnson.
II. 8. Lynch and A. y. Holden.
Chailengers- Frank E. Davis and
Lee Hickman.
Tenmile District No. 81
commissioners-M. v. Hurst, w.
F.. Meredith and Hiram Lynch.
Chalienkers- Gibson Bumgardnsr
and Lloyd Fultz
Tenmiie District No. g.
CommissionersS. l.. Ritter. E. NJ.
Estlack and John 4. Carter.
Challenger n Goodwin and
Elihu shahan.
Union District No. Il
commissioners-Harvey Morris. w.
4. Low and W. H. Coffindaffer.
challensers-J. NJ. Hall and T. ].
Mckinley.
Union District No. a. 4.
Commissioners-E. K. Sommeryille,
James Casey and Hiram J. Burnside.
Challenger ". /. Mowrey and A.
coffindaffer.
Union District No. 81
Commissioners-W. B. Terrell. G..
w. sturm and John Helmicls.
chailengers-Harvey sturm and D.
Z. Hall.
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Hospitals, the West Virginia Asylum
at Huntington, the Capital Annex at
Charleston, the Girls Industrial
School at Salem. the humane Society
and the Colored Orphans Home. And
in addition to all this. We have ex-
pended much money in the construc-
ton of additional buildings for our
University and Normal Schools. And
tending these educational Institutions
has necessarily increased the leglti-
mate expenses Of such institutions.
Under Republican control the state
has met all these increased demands
and at the same time decreased the
direct tax upon the property OF the
state.
f The cry OF extravaganza made by
the Democracy will be found to be
untrue by those who care to invests
gate the facts. The question is not
how much money we nave spent but
how wisely 1t has been expended.
While the state has prospered I'M
der wise laws enacted by the Repub-
lican party, she has been no less for
tunate in the executive and admins
trative branch of the government.
The administration of the affairs OF
the state under Republican rule has
been characterized by economy, Wis
dom and integrity.
In conclusionI want to say that I
have the greatest confidence in the
honesty, integrity and good judgment
of the American people. believe
that in the exercise of that judgment
they will not hesitate to select as the
CHIEF Executive OF our Nation the man
who by training, experience. and the
natural endowmentsf which he pos
sesses to SO large an extent is pre-
eminently qualified to do and perform
the duties OF the highest Office with
in the gift.of our people,
/ believe that on the 4th day Of
March. 1909, VIM. Howard Taft will
be inaugurated President Of these
United States, and on the same day
expect to take the oath OF. Office as
the Chief Executive Of your State.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08
stomach. troubles. would

Stomach. troubles. would more
quickly disappear IL the idea of
treating. the cause, rather than the
effect. would come into practice. a
tiny. inside, hidden nerve, says DR..
shoop. govern and give strength to
the stomach, A branch also goes to
the, >heart, and one to the kidneys.
When these INSIDE nerves" fall. then
then organs must falter. DR.. Shops
Restorative is, directed specifically to
these falling nerves. Within forty
eight hours after starting the Re-
storatiye treatment patients say they
! realize gain. Sold by all dealers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-08

taken with chronic diarrhoea," says
George NJ. FELTON,. of South Gibson.
Pa. II have since tried many RENEE
dies but with out any permanent re-
lief until Mr.. A. w. Miles Of this
place persuaded me to try Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, one bottle of which stopped
1t at once" For sale by all deal
ers
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Eor cI,annc1 skin

chappcd skin whether on the hand )
or face may be cured in one night
by applying Chamberlain's Salve. 1T
is also unequaled for sore nipples,
burns and scalds. For sale by all
dealers.
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are dispensing everywhere clever
Candy Cold Cure Tablet called Pre-
yentics. Preventics are also fine for
fcverish children. Take Preventics
Mt the sneeze stage. to head off all
colds. BOX of 4S-25c. All dealers.
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Charles Q. Smith to Rettia Stout,
lot. Wallace.
NC Clark to w. p. Hamrick,
i lot. Adamston. $500
w. Gordon Kennedy to the trus-
tees of West Milford lodge OF Odd
Fellows, i lot. West Milford. &.
Robert l.. Horror to Winnie Smith
\ IDIOT. city
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PRICES BREAK
With Violence on Exchange
Owing to EuropeanPo-
liticaI Crisis.

NEW YORK. oct. s-prices broke
with violence at the opening Of
the stock market today as the result
Of heavy European selling induced by
the political crisis in Eastern Europe
All European exchanges were depress
ed.
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.CHuRcH DEpIcAr1oN

The new Methodist Protestant
church at the new fair grounds, cost
Ing $4,000, will be dedicated at an
nil day meeting at the church Sunday,
October IA. The Rev. T. r.; Queen,
Grafton, will preach the dedicatofs.
sermon. "a
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DEEDS nEcoRDEp !.

Ralph ]. Britton to S. E: w. Burn
side, | lot. Broaddus addition, city.
Broaddus Land Company to Ellis
D. starkey, l lot, city.
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Commissioners and Challeng.
ers Are Named for All
the Precincts.
Election officers for the county
have been appointed as follows.

Ae -. Al II.
$. stealey and Elias Williams.
chailenEers-U. q. Waters and Lee
Maxwell.
Clark District No. g.
Commissioners-C. A. Osborn. g.
ID. West and Csman F. Swartz.
chaliensers-Harey Fullerton and
Clark District No. a.
Commissioners-N. B. Newton. W.
A. Harrington and Lloyd Heffner.
Ehallengers-J. w. Young and E,
j. Stout
Clark District No. g.
Commissioners Raymond Max
Wells. H. White and NJ. F. snider.
Challengers-E. NJ. Williams and
P. G. Williams. II,
Clark District No. g.
Commissipners-Carl w. White. L.
*. Richards and M. ]. Bartlett.
b. Williams. +
Clay District no. -
Commissioners-C. A. Thompson,
Charles Harmer and George RYAN.
-challengers-G. w. Southern and
w. II. James.
Clay District No. D.
Commissioners-1saac Tetrick, p.
c. Sturm and F. A. Martin,
Challengers-Henry Davis ana r.
NJ. Robey.
Clay District No. g.
Commissioners-w H. Fleming.
Chester Pigott and c.. P. Hood.
challengers-James A. Griffin and
r. r. Hatdesty.
Clay District No. a.
conmissioneps-C. s. Randall, A.
NJ. Hess and S. ]. Lowe,
ohallengers-B. T. Harmer and C.
L. Hursey.
Clay District No. s. III
commissioners-C. c. Ogden, ]. w.
Skinner and John b. Martin.
Challengers-Sheldon Law and s..
c. Vincent.
Coal District No. L.
Commissioners-Ge George Wonder
lick. Charles Lang and T. P. Rey-
nolds.
challengers-J. c. Hoover and
Thomas Clancy.
Coal District No. g.
Commissioners-A. E. Grim. ]. E.
Kidd and J. C. Garrett.
challengers-Carl Duncan and U.
Jenkins.
Coal District No
commissioners--c n rohrsor Il
b. Fisher ana u 8 Hornor s' =
challensers-vai,ev Ronrhner a,a
Thomas Raymond.
Coal District No. -
| Il. Hickman md Davia n nao.,,
challenaers-c Is Prnntv ana Il
| s. ciark
cnaI D,str,c, M
conn, iss;onarsNw ~ o,rs q n
lyander1ortG- ana. .Eran, Ffraiav
Chai,anrars +. sn,,th "a Tar
Bradford. - . .
Coal ,Distr,c+ M a.
commissioners.--Lee Joffran n.
+, Coon ana E.rant IIo,av,
ChalIengere-.r q Wn,var.or or,a
Il f: q Griff3tb s. =
Eania snis.r,o+, No
Observation-Disclosures NJ Mcrar.
~ n II 1weelsIv ana T p cr,ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lRongess md
1esse n Madden
Eagls District No
Cnm !, tss,o;,arsEE w c,nr,,y,.
ha n "a 'TS.Fnrtnsr5 SSGuasa
HI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . E{aVkAr and n
E. Richardson
Ear,e District M a.
Observation-Disclosures start n IT
uarbart ana T.afavatts swigsr
chai,enrers-G M Martin ana A,
j Rogers.
All. District No -
chnnm,ssionersGIaw;s cot.r,,, W
r. Rom, AM, rronr Wits
cbailensers-1 p Mccinri, a,d
4 M Whita
I FIk Dtatrict M o.
conr,issionar. n no,,s,,, n
s Young and Waiter stlewart
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-09
LETTERS FORGED, SAYS sAGAH
Sensational Evidence Today In Gas,
 telane Suit In Paris

Paris. Dec. 9.-When the CasteIane case was brought up again today sen sational evidence was introduced in regard to letters and photographs which Count Boni de Castellane sent to the Princess de Sagan before she remarked.
 These letters purported 10 have been written by the Prince de Sagan to va rious women on paper with his crest and seemingly In his handwriting.
 Photographs of the letters were sub mitted to an expert, who pronounced them all forgeries and all the work of the same person.
 The expert who examined them pre- pared a long report, in which he ex- plained in detail why he considers them false and why he feels sure that they were all written by the same per son