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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
THREE PRISONS
LOSE CAPT|vES
Eight Prisoners Escape From
Jails at Weston, Mounds
vile and Charleston.

four prisoners escaped from thu
jail at Weston, two from the jail at
Moundsyllle and two from the jail at
Charleston last night.
AT Weston the men effected their
escape While the TAILOR was at supper
by removing the bolts that fastened
a window in the wall of The Jail, and
going out OF the window The men
were not in their cells but in tho
corridor outside.
Report was received al the shcrifI's
Office that one of the escaped prison
ers, John stotler. had been seen at 4
point three or four miles away ami
deputy sheriffs We're sent after him.
\ telephone message from the sher-
IFS Office al Weston late this aftc--
noon states that neither Stotler nor
any of the others had been captur-
ed or located.
The men who escaped are Frank
Washhurp. who WIS sentenced to the
for a felonious assault
on a policeman. ,Ioha stntler. sem
teneed to five years in the pepiten-t
tiary for stealing horse. Phillip
Abel. held on charge of rape, and,
Ellie Higgins, awaiting trial on 4
charge of Wife beating. Washbnrn
broke jail about tire months ago
and was captured in Ohio. George
". Miller. guard OF the penitentiary
At MonndsviIle, arrived at Weston 10.
take stutlcr 10 the penitentiarv
about an hour afSer stutler escaped.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
Gas Explosion Occurs at So
Ion Mine Buildings Occu-
pied by Two Families.

stilNNsToN. Jan. 10y an ex.
Eplosion of natural gas In house al
Solcn mines last night one man had
an arm broken. and about a dozen
other persons We're Slightly bruised
or burned, while the house Is almost
a complete wreck
The house was double building
occupied byStwo families, Sam Perry,
an Italian, OH one side. ana John
Able. an American. on the other.
The building was plumbed for gas
but the gas had not been used for
some time past. Yesterday Able
concluded he would use gas. and
proceeded to make the connections
with the cook stove and open the
street waive. About o'clock Fred
Hfblctt was passing the. house anu
smelling gas. went In to inquire the
cause; no leakage being found In
side n miners lamp was secured
and. accompanied by Able, he went
outside to investigate. Going to Yin
open vcatilator in the foundation.
l..NifS.StS P"ls MS lamp lHlO Tie open
ing and the act was followed by a
lash of fire and an explosion that
was heard a mile away.
The fire alarm was sounded and
scores of people were soon on the
scene Bed clothing and other ard
cles of inilammable nature had been
ignited, but the fire was soon exiting
nisiied and an investigation made as
to the amount OF damage done.
Louis Carboni, an italian boarder.
had brolsensarm from being thrown
across the room. while all who wcro
in the building. about dozen IN
number, were slightly bruised and
burned
The foundation was blown from
Under the house. the floors through
o',t the building We're torn up ana the
sides Of the building torn apart-in
fact Il presents about as complete al
wreck as could be Imagined, with
out having fallen into a heap. and
how anyone could escape alive Or
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
GAS EXPLODEs
In the Street and Three Men
Are Injured by the
Same.

PORTSMOUTH, o, Jan. ls-Fire
Chief Golts, Joseph l'iantz. a mem-
Der of the board of public service,
and Fireman Dancer, of Rose, Ark,
were injured in a gas explosion %.
day that tore up a street intersec-
ton on one Of the principal corners
OF the city. The explosion occurred
while the workbench We're hunting fos
gas leak in fire cistern.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
CHILDREN WHO Al.E s.cKlY

Mothers who Waite their who
value their own comfort ana the
welfare of their children. shonll
never be without "a box of Mother
GraH's Sweet Powders for Children
for use throughout the season. Tney
break ny colds, cure fevcrishness.
Constipation Teethins Disorders,
Headache and Stomach Troubles.
THESE POWDERS NEVER FAN.
Sold by all drug stores. CSC, Don't
accept any substitute, a trial pack
age VIII be sent FREE to any moth
er who will address Allen S. Ohm
stod. l.c Row " Y
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
An AMENDMENT
To the Constitution of the
State is Sought by
the Churches.

\ movement is on foot with
churches and mission boards to have
the legislature provide for an amend
ment to the constitution. which Will
confer the power OF Incorporation on
churches and mission boards. so that
they may hold money and receive be-
quests, The absence of such law
has lost much money to the churches
and religious boards.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21

CHARLESTON, Ian. 10 Prrsl'
dent Irorman OF the state senate llas
announced the standing COMMITTEES
of that body as follows:
senate Standing Committees.
on Privileges and Elections :
Messrs Blue, Chairman, Hatfield.
England. Baker. Johnson cotfmaa'
Flynn, Kidd. McIntirc.
On the judiciary Messrs. Mere
dith, chairman; Blue. England, coff-
man. Craig. Kidd. Fisher.
On Arc4sss. Miller. chair
man; Gartlan. IIazlctt Ilaiicld.
Smith. OF cabell. Sutherland Baker,
Silver. Zilllkcn.
On Education-M eysrs. santee.
cllairman, smith. of caboll; Ensn1.
johnson. Carroll. White, shinn, sil-
yer. Fisher
On Counter and Municipal Corpora
tons Messrs. EIozlctt clulrman:
Baker, johnson. Craig. santce. Co.'S
sir. si!vcr.
On Roads and Messrs.
Sutherland. chairman; Grimes. White
Blue. Miller. Ashburn, Silver Kidd
ON Ranks ana Corporations
Mcssr. Flynn. chairman: laalett.
Smith. of Cabcil; Miller. cossn.
Sutherland, shinn. Fisher, Littlcpage.
On Public Building and Humane
Institutions NI.ssrs Grimes. chair
man; Ashburn. Bailey, White. John
son. shinn. Littlepage
On Pcnlicntiary Messrs. Gartlun.
chairman; Flynn. Grimes. England,
johnson. smith, of caholl. Kind.
ON Railroads slessrs. Hatfield.
chairman; Smith. Baker. Gartlau.
shinn. fiazlctt. Flynn Fisher, zilli-I
ken.
ont he Militia-Messrs. England,
chairman. Sutherland Ashburn. san
tee, cofrmun, shnn Mclntirc.
ON Federal Helatons--Mcssrs.
BAILEY. Chairman cossin, santee.
Ashburn, White. Mclntire. zillilier.
ON Insurance. essrs. White
chairman; Sutherland. smith oil
cabel. Elue. Flynn Carroll, McIn-i
tire
ON immigration and Agriculturc-I
Messr. slian. charman. Blue White,
crais' Grimes. Ashburn. silver.
on Mircs aad Mining-Messrs
johnson. chairman; Hatfield Gartlan
flynn Sutherland, Coffmun. Baker.
Melntire. K!dd.
ON Medicine aad Sanitation
Messrs, llotfeld. chairman; lazleft.
Meredith. Blnc. Miller. shlnn. Fisher
ON Labor Mcssrs. Ashburn. chair
man: Carroll, Grimes, Bailey. cossfn.
santce. Meroaith. I.ittlepagc. Mcln-
tire
ON Claims ana observation-disclosures.
Carroll, chairman; llazleu Gartlan.I
Craig cossir, Crimes, Littlepage.
On Forfeited. DELINQUENT ana rn-I
appropriated Lands--Alcssrs. Craig.
chairman; Meredith E'ue, Miller.
Bailey. Kidd l.itlcpagc..
On Pubic Printing Messrs. I'm
.ker chairman; Bailey. Ashhurn, Car
roll Miller, cor'man. Fisher
On liiles--Messrs. President. CHAIR
man Meredith Flynn Gartiau. Lit
tlcpase.
On FupiIe 'ltrrary--Mvs4rs. smith
Of cabell; chaiaman; Grimes Eng
,a9d, san'ee' Johnson Craig, znn-
ken.
r. r.. 'liYamino Clerks oHce--sIcssrs.
fnss.n. chairman; Carroll zilllKen.
'-Nn@ Enrolled r;ills-Messrs. COT
man, ,eI'a!rman; lfnzlct,, smith. suth
eriand, SILVER,
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
MRS. ERR SEEKS PROPERTY

MEDIA Pa. Jan. ,19--aTrs. NJ.
Florence Erb. widow of Captain j I.
Clayton Erb. and recently acquitted
with her sister, Mrs. Beiscl. on
charges of having murdered him,
has been issued a writ of dover. de-
manding that George Q. Howltz. her
the husbands attorney, turn over to
her one-haif the estate of Red Gables
Iand the propertyow ned by Erb in
Ashton township.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
TRUSTEES NOTICE or SALE or
REAL AND Personal
PROPERTY.

By virtue OF authority vested in me
by an order entered in the District
Court Of the United States Cor the
isorthern District OF West Virginia. IN
re Emma L. jackson, bankrupt. in
bankruptcy on the 18th day of, Jam
iuary. A. D.. 1909. before W. Frank
stout one OF the referees in bank
rnptcy in said court. villa on Satur-
the 18th day of February. 1909. AZ i.
O'Clock =. M. OF as soon thereafter as
may be- Offer for sale at the front
door of the court house OF Harrison
county. in said state. at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder,
free and acquit of all liens. the real
and personal property following, TO-
wit:
A certain lot situated on Mulberry
street in the city OF Clarksbnrg, Coun-
~ of Harrison. State of Yves. virginia.
and conveyed to the said Emma Il.
Jackson, bankrupt, by Stuart T.. Read
and wife. by deed dated the 18Th
day Of March, 1909. and Of record in.
the Office Of the clerk OF the county
court of Harrison county. West vir-
glnia, in Deed Book No: 12s. 1T page
ais.
Terms of Sale OF said real estate.
one-half cash in hand on day OF
sile and the residue in SIX months
after day of sale, taking from the
purchaser his interest bcaring note
with approved security and retaining
n vendors lien upon said rea! estate
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
SOME MoRE AEour sNAKEs

WASHINGTON. D. q. Jan. 1s-
Afr u series Of experiments the
naturalists at the geological park de-
cided That most OF the reptiles, In.
Guiding the serpents have extremely
short ranges OF vision and hearing.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
MINERS CONVENTION.

lNblANlPoLIs. Ind. Jan. "a
The annual convention OF the United
Mine Workers OF America ope1al
here today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
PROTOCOL AGREED on.

CARACAS, ian. IS \ protocol
for a settlement OF disputes between
the United States ana Venezuela was
practically agreed upon today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
HOUSE WRECKED
AND DOZEN HURT

without serious Injury is d mystery
to5all who View the ruins
me loss on the building Is $500 or
seVV. The loss on the furniture was
snail. though most Of it was broken
TO pieces.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21

fARls, Jan. 1s-Amory Cnffin 81
mons, an american artist now living
In Paris; Ferdinand Blunenthai, ~
Wen known c,nbman Of America. ana
g Henrotin, the Belgian consul at
Chicago. were among the mon nanc,I
today as chcyaliers OF the Legion Of
Honor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21

Mfs
yryt
htlia
monya
m ia m been sppMd.
"a ddayofI ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21

to further secure the payment OF the
unpaid purchase money; with option,
however 70 The purchaser TO pay an )
cash on day of ssle.
Also r'e share ~ stock in theTeius
re OH Conn " n CASH in hand on
aaN % snlc
Given uni : IS; and this 10th
day Of January. 1909.
EDWARD q. SMITH
TRUSTED.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21

l-2 logA. Il. Timberlalse and
~ L. NJ. Davis. !. /;
- Allison i. Martin :
All a. j. Michael 10
IL lolandus West 4
M Alfred Washburn ~ s
= Frank Robey, .Ir! & 10
M \. L. Timbeiaakc ana
+. NJ Davis 4,
M \, II. Timbcrlalse and.
Z. NJ. DaAis -. IS. Z.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-21
SENA 7E COMMIT TEES
Are Announced in Full by the
President Of That
Body.
THE REPRESENTATIVES
Of This Senatorial District
Are On Several OF the
Most Important Ones.

CHARLESTON, Ian. 10 Priest
dent Forman OF the state senate has
announced the standing committees
of that body as follows
Senate Standing Committees.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-01-21
Ennmett's New
WaterWorks
Municipal Water Plant 10 Now
Nearing Completion IN Our
Ne Ighborlnu Town.

Emmett Index-Actual construction
work on Enmett's municipal wat, y
works system is in progress. A force OF
men are engaged in putting in the &C n
crete reservoir at the well and laying
the foundations for the pump. The res
ervoir will be 20 feet deep and feet
square. T. II. Crowley is foreman of
the construction crew, and Fred Barteh
is engineer, fireman and hostler of the
gasoline engine that operates the cement
mixer and the pump. The foundation
for the water tower and tank will be put
in as soon as the present job is complet-
ed.
Material for the pumping station AMI
tank is arriving, two carloads Of brick
being on the ground, also pipe aud con
nections between the pump and tank
The brick for tn building is white and
1t will be laid up in black cement NOR
tar, making a slightly structure. The
wooden pipe is expected to arrive with
in few days.
The city has force OF men at work
changing the ditch which ran through
the lots to one side and covering it with
lumber.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-01-21
Fruit Company
Incorporates
J. n. Lowell Heads Company
that will do = General Real
Eststs Business.

Articles OF Incorporation for the Roa-
we'll Park Fruit Company, Ltd, were
fled in the county clerks Office Thurs
day. The purposes of the incorporation
is to bny and sell real estate and do all
kinds OF business, pertaining TO the
handling Of real estate. The Principal
place OF business Is Parma. The sutho-
rized capital is 10000. The following
are the stockholders j. II. Lowell, Il.
NJ. Kirkpatrick, Mary +. Kirkpatrick,
y. B. HURT, Jessie HURT.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-01-21
Reduction In
Express Rates
Commercial Clubs OF Southern
idaho at Last sucoesd In
Securing Lower Rstss.

Jan. 10th there viii go into effec'
throughout sonthern Idaho a reduction
in express rates from Salt Lake City
and Portland. 1t has hsen brought
about through the action OF the League
Of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs,
which fled bill OF complaint with the
Interstate Commerce Commission last
October The present rate from Salt
Lake is $500 and from Portland e5.75.
The new rates which go into effect Jan.
18th will be $3.50 from Salt Lake and
$500 from Portland. This reduction
will be the means Of saving thousands OF
dollars month for southern Idaho and
will DO permanent benefit to the state,
The League OF Southern Idaho CONNER
cial Clubs has been preparing itself for
year 10 take active steps to secure re-
duction in freight rates and express
rates. Another bill praying for reduc-
ton In rates from New York City to all
points in southern Idaho has been filed
and a hearing on the same will be held
in the course OF 30 or 90 days. The rate
from New York City into southern
Idaho is now a combination OF the rates
from New York to the Missouri river
and from the Missouri river TO Idaho.
The bill now before the Commission
prays that the express companies he re-
quired to publish a through rate instead
of q combination rate and that that
through rate shall not be more than
$ll.00, $l.50 less than the present COM
bination
Senator Borah has been requested tc
argue the case before the Interstate
Commerce Commission ana has stated
to the officials Of the League that unless
prevented by official etiquette he will be
glad to make study CT the case
and to argue it at the proper
time.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-01-21
OUT OF THE GINGER JAR.

The hot argument box should alway.
be kept in cool place.
Fill that dog and eat box with clean
straw before You forget it.
The temperate in eating are seldom
forced to ride Nightmares.
One may tell tree by its bark. bat
it is difficult TO tell dog by its bite.
A man has to work harder 70 be a
poor farmer than he does to be a good
one.
Do not be afraid Of knowing too much
bnt beware OF knowing things that ase
not so.
Ifyou must give advice, FIRST eo1siaer
it carefully. What 81 somol,oay should
follow itP
It's a pity SOMEONE doesu't invent a
bat that win cover the bald spa on II q
back Of mems beads.
II you can't pet turkey for Christine.
try chicken and be ifsakful that Won
are living 70 ear il.
The sharper who ~ a wind.brosen
horse as sound. proys'i II BY the sound
made by the afflicted animal.
Aleraoier The G,eat conquered the
world hrt he disa', make 80 much
ont Of il a. ~ Rockefeller has
male.
Fence rail philosophy may be good
enough in ITO way, hut we pin our faith
to the man who limbs down and goes
b work.
Worrying is ike wearing peas in tn.
shoes. 1t wears ont the stockings; il
makes the feet sore it takes the joy all
out Of living.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-01-21

pesq leu no punls % pvq aus II
%opeuos AZ ~ lsS p.eqs MeuY sM
'pusl 6psslIv SUI Gus usod sui
gu!
-qll"I on slusa usl IsSva I,sM 'MoN
'@ops . 10 pu!S lssal eq4 slss aus II
AoV
-e"os lno 81 puy lI!M aus laq nos 4ug
'Aoua OF aou lqsno Gus Sulqasmos s,lI
'uumoA ss!Iloa Su!qlAum S, aIsql i
-Lampoon.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-01-21
o. S. l.. EXCURSION.
Account National Live Stock AS
ISOLATION, Los Angeles, Cal,
Jan. 1928, 1908.

'ai' Ao-So, IJOO.
Tickets for the.above occasion
will be sold on the certificate plan
Jan. 21st to 10Th inclusive, via
Ogden and Southern Pacific, OF
via Salt Lake, and S. p. L. A. &
5. l.. railway, with final return
limit Feb. Is, 1909. Rates, one
and one-third fare, subject to at
tendance Of 80 or more from out
side points by those. who hold re.
ceipts showing full fare paid 90
ing. For further particulars see
agents.
E. NJ. Small, Agt.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-01-21
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team, farm machinery. Sou NAV VII
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-01-21
PETITION.

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ssnssmsn-w the undersigned Canyon cuur
protest Canyon at the present time and re,see,v rsuHu
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-06-15
DAYS HAPPENINGS
IN NATIONAL CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE most
important happenings in the national cap
ital today. were as follows:
The tariff bill reached an eventfui
stage in the senate today and when con.
sideration of the measure is resumed
Monday IL win be upon its third reading
A number of items in the free list were
disposed Of Works of art over 20 years
old were placed on the free list by a vote
of So to Is. The starch laundry industry
received protection by a reversal Of the
committees recommendations by which
tapioca and sage flour will be subject
to a duty of one cent a pound when not
imported for food. Crude potash, potash
carbonated. caustic potash and radium
were placed on the free list.
President Taft, with c. Allen Lard as a
partner, this afternoon defeated Walter
]. Travis. international champion and Cice
President Sherman In agame of golf on
the Chevy Chase links by a score Of up
and to play.
The latest innovation in the United
States navy was the decision today to
equip the battleships Florida, Utah, Del
aware and North Dakota with automatic
electric elevators for tn euse of officers.