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The sun., 1908-08-22
Tho Giant Lobster Of AIontauk.


Every lover OF natural history In these
parts, from the President Of the United
States I'm. will be interested In the an
nouroanoant that n pjoantic onnqlionio
Ios,.oI ,,;ant;to.,iy Lroxr "a uo-
s..S
niaf us eiie 90.
oaye ago IN inc A"au.o oooa.i on H.oH-
tauk foint. Conoquihuy tnis 'h1ofes"hS
beast may be described as q twenty
four pound lobster.
: The circumstances under which he
WA secured ara thus stated In the River
head Weekly Ne,ea. a Suffolk county
newspaper:
-sup.rv,.or a. PRANK ruruua. who conducts
I. biz nshlns bussnsss .. Aon,sus. osush, twsaty.
four pound lobster in enc Of his ocean ashng trsps
this week, and when hs came TO Riverhsad Tues
day 70 attend the supsrv'sors sssslon hs broash'
t along and presented Il 70 ). NJ soAos"s ~he'e
as'1Ao'ea oohsoe.sos s'.sNoa -
~, =, - 49,. - - - . - =. -. 'or,s. ~ 49, :, :.
n,,,sv.d .. ns ,hs ,.rr.sa A ,,s kIaa ever caught
suyvoers.
ATS the Noah Of an the ons,sr family In the
Atlantic Ocean: ,s 900 ysap old and vas esssss
on hook and line said Mr.. rvzHuA- in snsvsr" {"
questions
Later ne admitted .hA' ne eouiaa' 'en "s -.
os w 'essh anu nas ',.,s We, 49, ,a., ~ - mr o
m.". - s =, -. - -, sn. a., :, -.
y. .,ou, hal, century ala ,er pr,y,ou,,y ,os.,,r.
have been o.uxb, tina, wer. Known 70 be wen pAss
the chicken Stage and they didu', weigh quarter
as much ss ,h,, fellow.
From his nose to the end Of bis tall he was tvsaty
inches in length He had two main feelers that
were eighteen inches long HIS ~o e'E o's~s
were 'en lnehes l0ae ~ aA WIG .,u A.a .p'''s
nearly ''''' e"''s' 70 '."' . 4"' " ''
Accorulns 10 INC must Lfust"orthy
geological authorities the mature Amer
lean lobster ID from one 70 Two feet IN
length and weighs from two to hfteen
pounds. 1t Is stated In the Encyolopedia
Americana that weight OF forty pounds
has been recorded, but that even twenty
five pounds Is rarely reached. The
spiny lobster OF Europe, which belongs
to different species, attains weight
Of from fifteen to twenty pounds. This
is the lobster which was 30 highly es-
teemed by the ancient Romans. Since
the lobster fishery has been regulated
by law in the States along the Atlantic
coast the taking Of Holsters which fall
below a prescribed limit Of length has
been prohibited, but there Is generally
no statutory restriction having refer
ence 10 tne Weignt. In massachusetts
Holsters may not De SOLD whlch are less
than ten and one-hah inches In length,
while in this State under the revised
game law of 1908 slobsters less than
nina ;nchca IN Ian nth measured from one
.~.-.r,;,v =. .noth.r axc,,,.iv. ~ clsv.
- 49,. ..~"s
vi e'-
OF soio'
Inere Ii very common impression 10
the eject that certain portions OF the
lobster are poisonous. but this notion is
declared by many of tho authorities to
be incorrect. Sanitarians, however. very
generally agree In regarding the lobster
,,pfavorahly an n food. This IN du9 tn
The sun., 1908-08-22
A NEAR VIEW OF HUGHES.
The Governor rs q Philosopher and Han
OF Sentiment.


From ne informal speech last Suturdav 4,
Tapper Lake junction.
The people OF this great State ore all ona
people, although some may think. fear.
of the State as great unthlnking machipe.
a despotc power exercising despotlc control.
We are the State. We are trying In tbi.
great State Of ours to show that the peop,s
can be trusted to rule themselves. We haye
no need for rulers. The people have demon-
strated that they are fully competent to rul,
themselves, and TO that end It is not neo.
essary to resort to aught but the plain common
sense Of the average citizen.
The life Of the Governor Of this great sAts
"a not all sunshine, There are many tines
in the Executive Chamber that don't iesl
at all like ruler. In the American Republe
the man who rules best Is the one who serves
best.
lam lover Of the woods. feel no greater
10y than in the heart Of the forest or on .hd
TOP Of mountain. have been In Switser.
land, that land OF mighty peaks and beautiful
valleys, but with all their grandeur and tho
awe. which the sight OF those mighty pean
inspires feel that right here in our stats
In the Adirondacks we have one Of the most
beautiful spots nature has ever provided.
The poet has said. There 10 pleasure IN
the pathiess woods"; but. my friends. there
b 10 good deal of pleasure In good trail.
Let us take each day as It comes and DO
our best. and be thankful there are go many
GOOD fellows that we can meet. Everything
will work out we'll II we do our part.
The sun., 1908-08-22

German physician, Or. Hirsohheld. has been
computing the quantity Of alcoholic drink CON-
sumed In Berlin. Berlin possessed three years ago
ia,enz drinking shops-one for ei0 inhabitsnts--ln
addition TO soi where wine only is sold. During
the period the Berlners consumed <se.ssebsz hters
OF beer A7o4.bis nters Of brandy and ie.eseoe,
liters Of wine. This works out AZ an average an
nus consumption head Of the populntiop OF fee5<
lters Of alcoholic drink. ~ cost Of 100 maris Q
mark being one shilling. Az the average Income
OF the Berllners. Including women end children 10
about cas- marks. II may be ssid that TIE Berliner
spends seventh part Of his iDoome In intoxicating
drinkA
The sun., 1908-08-22

II our friends ssho fasor ~ isfA r'anuserspts fof
oviicaon ptsh 10 haze rsJsosd ayteiss returned ss
must IN al cases send stamps FOR ttat pusposs.
The sun., 1908-08-22

10 rHH EprroR or TIE suE-Sr: have seen
the present Secretary Of Wars title or rank given
a. General and sometlmeA as Colonel" WIN
you kindly inform me n he Is entitled to eltherf
He was, / believe, Attorney General Of Tennessee.
and this once often oonfers the title Of General"
used In free and colioquial way; but cannot hnd
that Mr. Wright has any claim to the rank OF Gen
eral." W. M. II.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. August 10.
Seoreta ~ Wright has been vice-Governor-
General and Governor-G General Of the Philip
pines and Attprney-Geperal OF his State,
Hence he wears the title General. He does
not have the rank OF Colonel or General. nor
has he ever had rank as such.
The sun., 1908-08-22
The foamborn.

The Venus Of Milo explained.
Il tried 70 stretch hands across the sea-. she said
Thus It was seen that peaoe hath her dangcrS
The sun., 1908-08-22
Ghermany Contsibution to the Bryan Cam

Ghermany Contsibution to the Bryan Cam
paign.
. To TIE EpIToR OF The ,SuS-Sir: The
best speech for Bryan 90 far delivered In the
campaign b the address OF acceptance BY
Candidate Sherman at Utica. Rooseveltism
90 an issus will not bring strength to Taft
and Sherman. E. T. W.
NEW YoRK. August II.
The sun., 1908-08-22
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doubt every day.
As for the expert testimony OF the Hon.
j. Sloat upon the Hughes question there
was one verdict in Elmira;
.He knows better said Fassett's enc
mics. His friends winked and said with
less feeling:
.Just little bit Of personality In 1t.
guess But on the merits Of the Hughes
question both sets Of Witnesses agreed,
Here, after all. the Republican diRup-
ton 10 the real thing in Chen,ung. the thing
that burns ct fever heat, burning bottsr
by the hour; Republicans attacking Re-
publicans. the voters denounoing the party
workers. the party workers opposing the
voters-pothing but chaos. pulling and
hauling, biting and baokbiting on every
side. Here. too, is the hsppiest Demo-
cratic audience that ever had free ad-
mittanoe to . Republican hst fight.
three months ago thought Bryan was
an impossibllity; now think be has an
even chance. Q chance which improves
daily said one OF the most level beaded
and conservative Of the Democratic OBJ
servers. .There must come Q moment
when 1t will be impossible for our hepubl-
can brethren to get together again II they
keep this pace up much longer
Hughes has earnest admirers and strong
friends In Elmira; he has some opponents.
much less in number and In influence. out
side OF machine politics. In the rural dis
triots the sentiment in favor OF the Cover.
nor is said TO be unanimous. as II proved Ia
sbe In Genesce, In addition there are the anti
boss men, the anti -Fassett men, who win
vote no Republican ticket that MIR. Fassett
has not been rebuked in Some Of the
Hughes men and about all Of these men have
frankly announced that they mean to put
their knives whore they viii do the most
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
size BlARD De IRA .!!!.
tContfnned rom 0lGe 10

+, was Ten or twelve years agg VI IA,
the thrIving. pro pertpg 5lar burg q
foday. n pressed tite hope tlRs,t
the, State Board OF Trades work IN
deVetoptug the bushes and resopH esss
OF the state would BECOME more DO
tene with each year. OF the board
history. and urged co=opcratou TO
thar end.
s FoIlowiag the roll call By the Sec
sfetacfs- the reports OF the officers a11si
OF the meeting of the executive coun-l
cirs meeting held in Wheeling 9niS
"a last were submitted
The finance committee reported :
good balance In the treasury.
A membership list was reterred 70
the rnernbershfIS committee which VIII
return the same TO the board at a IA
ter session with a report by &c. COT
cord
HUI Maxwell. Of AIorgantown made
n report for the special committee on
forestry and submitted a blu the com
mittee had drafted for prese ntatton TO
the state legislature at It's next sess-
ion. which provides for the conser-
va4Ion or forests IN the state. Tltei
bill was referred to the legislative
committee of which John w. DAVIS,
of Clarkksburg, is chairman, for O
report on tho same. Mr.. Maxwell
.
talk on the national work of forest
conservation and the creation Of for
est preserves.
Ad3ournment was then taken for
lunch.
Among the early arrivals for TIE
convention We're President A ID
FlemintE, of FaIrm ont; Treasurer W.
Alfred Wilson. of Wheeling; Secre-
tary n. Il. Mayor. of Wheeling; Vice
presidents H. r. Warfield, of Morgan
town, and E. C. Colcord. Of, ST. Al
bans: senator Howard Sutherland.
of Elkins: A. W. WcrninEer. of
huntington; Mayor William sieber. OF
Central city; Charles capito press-
dent OF the Charleston Chamber OF
Commerce: c. S. Carr. OF Wheeltng'
j. NJ. Jacobs, Walt Miller. Fay Hart
ley. Harry Clark and Brooks Elem
ing. OF Fairmont; Howurd E. VIII
Jams. of Charleston. state highway
Inspector: w. G. McGcnnughey,
OF Parkersburg. president OF the
Wholesale Grocers Association; and J.
w Dawson. OF Charleston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
Attention of Postmasters is
Called to Scheme to
Use the Mails.

: Postunassts.fis have just received
warming OF sSIcleVer swtndle which
Is being attempted through the ma
The United Stntes Ofletnl Guide ~
sued for the information Of the post
masters, says:
.fThe5 attention OF postmastefE isi
dIreetod TO the fono&ing acdenne ops
Grated By s4Windlers from Sartons.
points IN spain. who make a practice
Of writing 20 persons in the United
.-'rhs scheme consists In sending
letters 70 certain persons who have
previously been selected bS confed=
rates. The foundation OF the plot
varies somewhat. IN some instances
tIlt. writer represents himself as a
dying prisoner In a military fortress.
He has a fortune ON deposit in the
United States, but the certificate OF
stock is concealed in a secret recep-
tacle OF his valisc, which has been.
seized Dy the court OF CartiIagen1s
and It will be held until the prisoner
or his representative has satished the
cost OF the trial Ha Claims distant
relationship with the addressee n
the IIrst letter bears fruit, 1t Is quick
~ followed by others. in which the
prisoners daughter plays promtn-
ent part She is in Suain without
protector. A proposal Is made to send
her, accompanied by a priest. to the
newly found relative for protection.
If enough money is sent to release
the vaHse containing the secret recepz
tacle ard the certificate u deposits
IF tn relative will accept the trust.
he is to receive one-fourth oe tina
prisoners entire fortune OF about
100. 900 pounds. OF course. the 'rela=
tive mover hears anything more after
he has sent the money required.
Under the Spanish laws felony
must be contaminated before the
police mary act, and the mere attempt
to obtain money by false pretenses
does not appear to warrant arrest
The money bust be actually paid
over sand the prosecuting witness
must be present to testify in PERSON.
otherwise prosecution would be use
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
IN BRo DAD OAKS
Samuel 4AIestocIs, Who Drove Team,
Dies of Paralysis.

: Samuel Alestock. aged 60, died at
his home at 1877 Oscella street, Broad
oaks, Tuesday morning at $3.50
O'Clock of paralysis. He was an en-
ploye of the Clarksburs Brick Works,
driving a team for that concern.
Surviving him are his wife and sew
eral children. The funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Services viii be held at the
house and the interment will follow
in Masonic cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
GREAT DAMAGE.

MARI4HNToN. Nov 1O-Fire
threatens 100000 acres of timber
owned by the West Virginia Spruce
Lumber Company, subsidiary cor
poration OF the West Virginia Pulp
and Paper Company OF New York.
and valued at several million dollars.
The Are extends for almost i've miles
through the densest timber near the
spruce company's sorest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
JAILED SECOND TIME.

Back to jail fer his was, the fate
of 1. f. Hickey today. after comp1et-
ing one sentence of 80 days for jump
ing a board bill. Justice Harry Cor
don gave him another 80 days today
for a similar offcnse toward T. c.
Cunningham. of Grass Run, and I'M
posed a fine of $25,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
u. q o. PAY DAY.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
will distribute checks on wednesday.
The majority OF the trainmen and
others In the service were kept fair
ly busy during October and a good
amount of money Will be distributed,
much to the satisfaction OF many in
terested persons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
STILL RAGING
Are the Forest Fires in the
Upper Kanawha Valley
in This State.

cHARLEsToN; Nov. 1O-Forest
Ares in the Upper Kanawha valley
were still raging this morning. de-
spite attempts made to check them.
Much valuable property is in danger.
Rain began falling this morning but
not irAsuficient- quantities to quencn
the flames. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
Eating oocoanut-custard Pie

Everybody sings the praises OF Co
eoanut-Custard pie If it's made just
right so as to melt in ones mouth
but a heavy. soggy pie will spoil the
entire meal ana injure the dfgestion
It is now possible for every one 10
have good pie as grocers are selling
''OUR-PIE." each package containing
just the proper ingredients for. two
pies. Varieties: Lemon, Chocolate!
ana Custard, 10 cents per package
order the custard for Cocoanut Gus
tard pies.
Pure dairy milk at CITY Market.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-10
DIR HARDNIAN, SPECIALIST,

Diseases Of the eye, car, nose and
throat skiIfiIIy treated; spectacIcsi
and artificial eyes perfectly fitted.
Spectaclos raade. lenses matched AMI
frames repaired while yuu wait us
Third st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-06-28

For the Elks' convention at Iallas,
Texas. July 18th to 18th, the L. r. &
H. s. w r. r. in connection with the
Iron Mountain and Texas & Pacific
railways will operate through Sleep
ing cars from Hot Springs to Dallas
on July 18th and 18th and from Danas
to Hot Springs on July 18th and 1stn'
These sleepers will leave Hot Springs
in the evening arriving at Dallas next
morning and vice versa. Persons at
Pine Bluff desiring to make the TRIP
to Dallas can connect with these sleep
ers at Benton and anyone desiring re-
servation on these cars will please
communicate with Geo. W. Thomas
general passenger agent at Hot
Springs. Join the bunch from Hot
Springs and have good time. dti
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-06-28
nOINGS IN PARIS -

Especial cable to the Graphic oS
yR So,1 dc Saint Rene from the Hearst
News Service.)
Paris. June 27.-Fear that the Gar
is in danger Of going insane and not
any special desire on his own part ~
said here TO be the real reason why
Emperor Nicholas is to leave Russia
for a coras of visits to Vienna, Rome
and Paris.
The Gar is known III Russia now
as Nicholas, the Lonesome, ana 'he
many, months of actual imprisonment
arskoe-Selo, interrupted only py
hort visit to Reval, have played
= with the mental condition OF
nnhappv ruler, who lives in con-
hit fear of death, though ne mas ho
k;re to live but for his love OF his
life and children.
How great is the fear OF nlhlllstic
hlots at the Cars court is shown by
the fact that the little town OF Car
/ koe-selo is spied upon by LOU police
ooonts. that is to say that there Is
Y more than 400 detectives guarding
& the Imperial palace aside from the
Il military guards.
The telephone service between tZar
u koe4Selo and st. Petersburg is unde1
n constant surveillance and every con
Il sorvation is written down and sub
ID rn;tted TO the chief of the secret ser
vice. General Dedjulin, who also open
every letter and reads every posta
card which arrives at the postofhce.
The Car himself is indeed lone
some man. With the exception OF Tn
Grand Dukes Peter Nicholajevitc
and Nicholas Nichojajevitch, he see
! No relations. He has not a single cor
s,dential friend. His life is aside fro1
military parades and official aud
ences far more secluded than TORN
er4. . .,
the Gar speaks with Stolypl
.Rpt domestic politics in which he
much more interested than before, b'
ha never speaks about his mind.
III short time ago the court camarii
was greatly worried because Cz;
asg nicholas had private convefsati'
lasting for more than two hours VII
.ba president of the Duma Chom1
broff The court dislikes ChomJakol
Din whom many see the coming mai
and everything is being done TO is
late the Car even more than at pre-
ant. -,
Very much against his usual nal
nicholas stays up late at nights.
..ona. much time reading. and stud
every word of the stenograph'c
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-06-28

norris of the proceedings OIL me DulHd'
At midnight every night he is called
nm on the telephone by Stolypin' VINO
roads To him over the phone long Sc
cret reports, and it is as rule after
two O'Clock before the Car retires.
A very unpleasant incident which is
kent strictly secret, has taken place
in the Cars own household. A few
DAYS ago number of servants and
minor palace officials handed Car
Nicholas a petition in which they COM
|plained that for many months they
had received no wages.
The Car turned the matter over not
Ito General Dedjulin, chief OF the secret
service, but Baron Fredericks, min
lister of the imperial household, and
LII was found that certain
high official, Tscherep Spiridovltch
had been embezzling large amounts
from the Cars privy purse, and mao
made the servants sign blank receipts
which he afterwards filled in to make
, ST appear that wages had been paid
) for many months ahead. He was IN
: stantlv discharged, but was not pun
J ished. as Nicholas wanted to Keep the
matter secret.
Ten prisoners on trial at Campo
basso, Italy, turned the courtroom
toll NV flprC6N
among themselves in the case-hk'
S structure, which serves for dock II
4 the Italians courts.
The crime was four years Old an'
: most of the ten prisoners mad peel
e awaiting trial all that time. Whll
the nudge was summing up one OF IN
$ prisoners, excitedly, began to give
l. new version of the crime, which n
II said had been given him in New Yor
l. nv one of the assassins, who was ate
murdered.
His story excited the other prison
n ers to a general fight as OF wild beast
is and some of the iron bars We're broke
II in the struggle Quiet was not II
a stored until the fiercest combatan
la had been dragged through the no
AZ that had been made in the cage.
IN Af,cr the court had been cleare
tn and the prisoners were under mil
a tary guard the sentences were passe
H. Four of the prisoners were acqultte
n while the remaining six had l5O yea
O. of solitary confinement apportion'
% between them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-06-28

See Mcdaniel & Baughman for
window glass, plate, loaded and art
glass Also mill work of all kinds.
Phone us and We will call and see
WV, 5-31-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-06-28

Don't use harsh physics. The re-
action weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan,s Reg
ulets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-06-28

A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil, strongest, cheapest linl-
ment ever devised. A household rem
edv in America for p years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-06-28

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-31
TAMILY CUSTODY SETTLED.
Children Taken from Mrs. Brggin to
 Husband.

The case of A. Briggin against his former wife, who divorced him over a year ago occupied most of tdo after noon al tIe hearing of the short cal 1 ondar in the civil side of the super for court yesterday Judge Robinson gave the custody of the two children sued for to the father,
 Mir, Brisgin IS a ioweler on Broad way. He was divorced on the ground of cruelty from his wife by her, and the custody of their daughter, seven years old and son four was given to her.
 Twice since then he has sued for the custody of his children on the i ground that she was not treating taem properly.
 This suit was brought through At- torneys William Ely and Edmund Zacher while Lawyer Charles l.. Hamilton defended Testimony of improper treatment of the children and that they wore allowed to bee )mc covered with vcrmin and sores was in- troduced and the children given to the father because If It.
 The wife has several times sued to have more money to support the cnil- dren,
 owing to the length of time that the case took none of the cx-parte divorce cases were heard
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-31
POWDER PUFF BOX.

A novel innovation w1icn Is now being introduced in the department stores of this city is tho powder puff box which is combination of DOW der and puff in a very handy little box. The puff has been for some timc in use among the women of New York city and it's introduction hero is being met with general appreciation on the part of tho local members of the feminine sex
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-31
GIFT TO GRACE HOSPITAL,
Hartford Woman Gives Residence ad-
 Joining Present Property.

Grace hospital received yesterday the deed for piece of property worth sso,O00, the gift of Mrs, Mary J. Munsill of Hartford. The property consists of the residence adjoining the Grace hospital, and will be used for a maternity ward. General Greeley of the board of trustees brought the deed from Hartford. where Mrs, Munsill lives and where the general visited her upon the advice that she would not sell the property but would pre- sent it to Grace hospital for tAe pur- pose named