davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26
LITTLEJA JAMES
How Mir. Bryan, Instead of Media tor, Became Bone of
 Contention.

Willyum J. O'Brien has been an gone. All the Democrats likes him, or most of 'em does, but they like each other More, Worsern they did before he come.
 The Conservatifs they sez when they heerd at Mister O'Brien was a cOmin' they seZ: "They's more of us n they is of our Enmies. tn Radicles, an when Mister O'Brien comes to Fee nix les all gether there fer a Love Feest. sos we can Devour tn Hughes an O'Neill gang an tn rest of our Foes an make it Apeer to Mis- ter O'Brien at they ain't no Demo- crats in Arizony but us. They's a Forlorn Hope at some time he'll have some offises to give out an he ort to be Shode Who's Who in Arizony."
 When tn Radicles heerd about this here Love Feest Proppysishun they sez: We don't jist ezzackly like 1t. We're too fue in numbers to go up agin these here Conservatifs with Mister O'Brien lookin' on. He mite notis tn disparity in numbers. We don't mind havin' a Ordinary Feest, if we can do the CoOkin' an have tn Conservatifs here as Mere Helpless Gests That's what we'll do, an we'll make Mister O'Brien the Cheef Table Ornyment an we'll Relic on tn Good Manners of tn Conservatifs as Invited Gests not to touch him or take no Liberties with him. They can look at him."
 Tn Democrats of Cocheese they l,E ,F sayin': Are you goin' over to tn Radicle Feest at FeeniX? We ain't. .''
 The Pimy Democrats they Replize: We ain't neether. We understand at our Friends over there has put Plitticle Pizen in tn Food sos at it's Healthier for us to Rename away. We know it looks like we don't care cuss for tn PerpetuIe Peerless Leader, but we're agoin to Rite to him explainin' things why we didn't Grease the Feest with our Presents. We'll close our note with tn follerin' quotashun from tn Immortle Shaks- peer: Not at we love Mister O'Brien less, but at we don't love them Fee nix Democrats atall'"
 After tn Bankwet was over tn Radicles they gethers around Mister O'Brien an seZ: All the Democrats in Arizony wasn't here tonite. but you seen tn Best an most of 'em. They was a Handful down in Cocheese an Pimy county at Purpously staid away jest fer to Insult you. But they ain't no Representatif Democrats sich as ort to hold tn offises."
 MT. O'Brien he Replize: 'I know something about tn Quality of tn Democracy down in Cocheese county a'reddy. The Other mornin' I was agoin' to eet Brekfus with wun of 'em which is called Pack at Doug laus, an when I went around I found tn House Locked. I was told at Pack had took Refuge over in tn Naborin' Republic of Mexico beyond tn Beech Of EXtracyshun. l under stand at tn Crime of Inhospittlety ain't covered by tn Treety."
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26
SUIT ON A CONTRACT
 AGAINST LITTLE BUTTE
J. B. Grand Asks for His Salary as
 Consulting Engineer.

James B. Girand, territorial engi- neer. yesterday began suit against the Little Butte Mines company, J. F.. Meyer and G. W. Bishop to enforce the performance of a contract. In March of this year MT Girand en- tered into a contract with the Ari- zona Bause Copper company, under which he obtained an option on the property of the company for s225,0 900. After that there was some sort of a
 reorganization of the company. and it
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26

Dr Cook having decided to give his first lecture in St. Louis. the people thing by declaring that they believe the doctors story of the pole.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26

The city campaign is on in New York City and the press of that place would have the country believe that the election is only second to presi- dential election in its importance to the nation. That's the way we feel about Phoenix elections, sometimes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

Adpfost mats ui "a, prvEop tda-
~ fHsVOippmtW CuuErum ps = A.
ffurieg ~ Nuis pt uuu luuL ''AJntiG-
fsm fpf bHiirust Ffvn CVpr hes
TprUnEt tsrrtrU orrGpr Hnt rule
~ bvtts. mpui
fN ciscuainnF fna matter hpt
= noouuuUry ~ tsk, pI thens sta
aa4@ Fnt Data undw diroreui cub
slFiuiQnt 1'ns Nruf divmiou " ths
hai,stssds ~ tsssarsu nsC kdatlsv
Ne tuf sst0rTl ln"t pHrUlaihnT
tts WiilHwstts rfser uud uus para.
hpF ths Columbia Ws hnt brenct
inss Nv ths opnr 81 NHvu'us 1nltu
uaoof Ngt Astoria Hut pUs lius
aeecttnF 'mn ~ tdeuh1 M ths CHs-
oasies Ne huf gbppi tpuf ano
fppatpF sovft ffVW tt tg lpp uliiet
ffVw rts CQiUubig riy~f uw tulg
Ws Iowa county pns extencinT %
wfia wen ffVW Optssas " Yeis
fitis if fns rsilruoc mep - preEor
ttlf mEp fhVvt o. rsilfauof ffpu
kiUmgtt Fafit enc toNunf or rbt
vtst tg Vg,s So lht Vuri FrVW
itvppnei Cpncpr Shsuikg ppt ave
"a GA ths norft ~ ca itoru.s Uut
nefgfs qt rhs S9utt n Uhsvt i've
AHat ~ rbs 80 oenr1 s0VCt ~ ft-
SulNg bs1 wa ag railroads eauep'
. lpof hnf osr poer oemnVr pgir't
pt CVof ksy
ftNhp rDpet Evgt t1uteu -
fsflnpeet ~ obf Fsnosndls ueuutry
a nns gr sac eou souft NUc eSu
Ntfi osscfEi tfNnCtet exfeuclUF
ftQH eigtRnos iuto tts irtssaof buf
49, 81 s'iroadf iptsrs,stipF it irfef1Vf
i'Qfflgr
Ntasss NJ k,iasll I1utld
f'bs essf fsrwirNts ftS Itst
oQtpbtslftQN fht uosf fta.c'fr HNr.
sne fts Frugtsst fufpfs 600 utFt elU
oQtas ffQn fase ffow HEffs Al
feQt hs3 ftfouTa Oferot auc
ieskg
f1fs o. Kess ttfovrt oouutry
nsftsf psfsiisise " fffslt ~ af.
roads
ef0gsq n uonn efs sra fhfss
nssgrit nsrtHi fsilfoses saf pstrss
oFsf fuo hnes rsschinE sac uassf
ftrd fi mskss sb0ft egfirt ~
nrs 80 esttsf rssts a. Fsftisne std
ess FfaEfiufg
F0sfft o. viil ~ fornssfsd sitk
sys1stnt ~ sisrifis ilnss sitfffifgfnF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

cred BY the governor was Albert II.
Beebs. Of Seattle. Beebe is an attor-
ney. and was a member OF the 1907
legislature.
Howell served two terms az Gudi-
tor OF Pierce county, and came 70
Washington 32 years ago from Iowa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

tiuwel uur SBnutDrf PmulhBuUf,
FHtiunt uut Representative Shut. %
Pieruf uuunty Al tht Inclusion q
IN conference. Governor HEy SAID
ina h. mac nu unfnit, announcement
So muts al the present time
Tns Uuiy uther candidate nurEid-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
EDITOR HURLEY TELLS
OF GREAT WEALTH
OF CENTRAL OREGON

IA, Ni,ismollt valley Ia Oregon ant
SuuEs River valley ir tuUhu
Firtt lf paHuet lhrNEt q terri.
tory r,ot iu minerals uOU timbef
utuof uut Eruiu products Gut fruit
sixth Ne react Ihs Treutem A..
riEutud bgrI luu ~ tvp mHLst
Seventh W. establish vhpieat u
oeutert uf pViutt ~ luteraoulgr une
tvruiuut M thrss slUtss
niEhth Ne open ~ iuUrEe tns
tiubef ui ch, CUsoHoet
Nub Ne Vssu ~ settiemert ths
yeilest vf burne3 Crput l.sEs 1ut
tUmUtt lr OreEuu al ~ wtict are
ArEef tuNu many states
haiaa NJ Hsps " Orsv Ils.iAszss.o
ip fmbof We have q 90 .OOO .Opp .DOQ
futH ir tbs upuutot ~ LHur Curry
DpuTiat. Kumtft LUtt Ciyut gnt
tplq cuuutln
Ia ouG We bas 500 spuurs uilss
vunmutnc e. NOp.ppV .ONO tous q
Lppt Cpuuiy Uud vs have ftros tms.t
ipt area ~ cVot Uug IA Curry
Uppliy
fu mpcs ~, tu. stfat head ~
bpfuss $3.50 besc ~ cuffis enc
tfi nv hrNc ~ theey more tntt
pns ftfft ~ ttsf raised IA ne STATE
fr ryIlrutc wilssFs ane tsEEl iou
nt tuf puf tHENtlf property IL rep
fvss.ptst t1 but it zee .ppQ. lest
tbpp e fbsi irsfersec ~ tss o s. l.
sac y X a ir ofeHgr HNe thSi
tts u uIiesFs ~ fheas uou psniet if
tpt Qls ut NQt mlies - roGe snt
~s vi puile DVW Goes hay vel
tgNtfds istiis Mont
IA frun vt esnmafV rhai us fHfss
tpntsiiy f1to Gee ~ ths o. g7t zee
fstrse iu OfeEor
o. uss isinsgsHa Coanfies.
Nsltepf ttipDea STe csu uf
torsss ttc osffis al 0ns uoBft. Er4
fpiasa Huruaiiy ftot zee pounds of
pool fof stipmsoi
tops oQurfg hHa tQnHaRs fof 7 Gee
teaasls tarh yea snd sonld have
nfnfurfs and maHufscfuflnF fsT e
ftiIfoac ffom thous loeo vessels
fhsf souId suiesc fof fhe mari eis
~ tts rHffse states Ehs annus iy
stips EfQe. eae psanaa ~ dairg pro
2 faf's hsfifsr hsf irumenas iumkrf
shf sesi thitmsnis
haaFiss ooutis oHen o. qoe. oe9
Hft ~ nfnfucff fuf stipmsnf ln
igmbsf lisssiosk. vol mohsirp D0ai-
80 sErs. saimon hops ane dEiFy
Hfofuffs
i0ssghiae eoaaiy avs ss.sss. zee
fsst ~ iumbsf eAfh year.
klamath ooHHtg is 0peniDg a. ir-
HEsiisH - goFsfHmshi pFoiset ace p
0eo affes ~ innd tAws anhuailg
! 1og 0e4 feet ~ iumbsf and has
eonsi4sfabis iiFesfork
Lake soeuty onsft The anns1ai ir-
GREASE from see. zoe had 81 shs-p
snd 50 eco had of cattle for ship
msnt annually sna ~ith : rsiiFesd
pouid ~ open % immeuss irrigation
pf0iefts
Crook county has a large acreage
undsf irNEatioa and is devoted 10
llfsstock. bsinH one of the iaTgess
pfufursfs and shippers in oreEon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

TAN N Bpweu a. Tacoma. e. sue
usst San r NiunOh af SECRETARY ~
g-uts THE ufiiciu announcement h.
expsutet tu be- muus a. D'vmuiu ur
NstiesuU' ~ mex week
q guuigreuu, wHf nait vesterup,
beiVeor lspyernpf Eiu, ggutuiu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

iiaarsaneaH. bfonrbitm aud other
throat troubles are quickly earsa
~ foisY's iionsY and Tar as 81
snofhas and heals the iunamed
throat ahn bronchiai tubes ana the
mosi obstinate cnuat disappearp
insiai upon hayinR the Euuuine 20
isf's iioney and Tar J. q Perm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

Il the ouiy ~ description Cor The
man 90 uoman who Il crippled with
rheumatism, just a few Thoumatis
tHiuKea may 10 the forerunnor of
severe attack atop the trouble 81
ihe start vith nailArd's 8now llni.
ment. CERES tae TheumatlHm ana
lli paia Price atc. soc aud "a 90.
iola ~ an aeaiera,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

ftsff. stirt = - liEtfsaf snf rfraEaEsi
- sRerH assa ~ fsFsf a. fuef ~ fts
eestt tltf osfr 80 tns "a Easfssfsft
~ Fsafa
liei8 nE rffkitERVH TbfH Nohtn
~ sil feffsif ttWaq ~ 90 rhsfliaiis
iNsfifHfiar ~ "a asatisf sha ran Nstf
tisis 49, tit seaa a. - nsss ~ tle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
HOWELL SUCCEEDS
SECRETARY NICHOLS

Segtts Muy S.-.Cuvsrnpf n r.
huy v'hv vat n SeEttis tpdHy naf
practically osuidSt ~ Eppptm Dap
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
Harvard Painless Dentists

Cafasf pafk and Waahiaaton Rta.
oYnr nnyai bakery, faftiand, of
sftssi 80 tssl g4aifs,ss nsnisi fsiss
fiaia uFss haaaag. - nsiif eatil q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
Nervous People

Ass tksss sfristsf sffk kssn ss4fnsss
esg 49, ksss ~ f.ss n fes tsNtsl essif
kEAb enAf Mas nAhLEf SAYS
{ esa % tsstk Fstfssssf 81 a. nsFssFe
fissttsts eifeesi a. itsaf tsts. ssf kiEAiy
kks HsktlEY Fs....ss, v,.,,ss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
10 Year Guarantee

TNFTH NITNfTI 40 HFTWUIF FHIh
fsss nhfa ofAf sea fs Osssfss
- aaf So sfsisa - paihises dsufisffg
esst 81 - siaas ttaf safssea l. 1as a. a.
AGA sfaAs ~ eft asns ~ eaf Fapsft a4esis
ssaAiI eiFfaiefa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
DINING ROOM

We particularly desire to
call your attention 10 ouT
splendid stock of dining
room furniture, both in the
golden oak and craftSmen's
designs Of weathered and
TUNED oak, Complete sets
and odd pieces with prices
as attractive as the patterns,
Chairs from S120 up. Ia
bleS $3.50 up, Bullets
$3.50 up, China Closets
Sl3 up.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
TRAIN BIZ OWN OFF TRACK
AND TORNADO KILLS FOUR
WOMAN SAYS MAN
HAS THREE WIVES
Allen Green is Jailed on Fugi.
tive Warrant Charging
Bigamy.

Allen Green, railroad worker, Is
a prisoner in the Harrison county
Jail accused of,being bigamlst and
a fugitive from justice. Mary Lins-
ley, of Washington county, Pa, who
says she is Green's third wife, de-
clared to Justice George H. Gordon
Thursday night, shortly after her ar
rival in the city. that Green had
married her without having been di-
yorced from two other women yet
living. She swore out fugitive war
rant against the man.
Green was arrested Thursday
night at his place of abode in the
East End, by a local constable, and
placed in jail where he will likely re.
main until authorities of Washing
ton county, Pa, come and get him.
When taken in custody Green was
found in vompany with woman
said to be his first wife, who is the
mother of two children, one only a
few weeks old and the other two
years old.
According to the statement of
Mary Linsley made to Justice Cor
don, Green married her in Washing
ton county, Pa, October is, 1908.
Before that, she said. Green married
the woman with whom he had been
living in Clarksburg, deserted her,
married another woman now living
in Uniontown, Pa, and deserted her.
Then he went to live with wife No.
q.
While in clarksburg Green was
employed as railroad brakeman for
a time. but quit that job and took
other employment. Thursday he
was atwork loading posts In the To-
cal railroad yards.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
Ninety TWO
Students Will Receive De
grees at Washington and
Lee University.

LEXINGTON, Va. June 12-With
the final hall Wednesday night. June
16. the session of 190S-1909 at
Washington and Lee university will
close. This session is the one hun
dfed and twenty-sixth in the history
of the university. The final examfn-
ations were concluded Friday. and a
number of students left for their re-
spective homes the same day, al
though the majority remained to par
ticlpate in the final exercises.
Thirty-two law students will re-
ceive their degrees of LIB. this year.
In the academic department four will
take the NJ. A. degree and forty that
of A. B: Sixteen engineering stu
dents will receive the degree of Bach
elor of Science. None of the Clarks-
burg. W. Va, boys take a degree this
year. The boys from Clarksburg ex-
pect to arrive home Thursday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
LODGES
Attend the Funeral and Burial
Of Mr.. Westfall at
Good Hope.

The funeral of "A. NJ. Westfall al
Good Hope Thursday afternoon was
attended by large crowd of rela-
tives and friends, many of them from
this city.
By request, the funeral was con-
Quoted by jackson Lodge No. 50, A,
F. and A. NJ, and a large number OF
Masons from that and other lodges
marched to his last resting place.
Pail bearers were T. NJ. Smith, c..
w. Post. Albert H. Perine, j. Cline
Hood. j. Worry Ward and w. D..
Ward.
Good Hope Lodge No. 331, 1. o.
o. f. convened in special session I'M
der c. L. Adams, N. G.. and S.
Harbert, marshal, and attended the
funeral in a body. Mr.. Westfall was
a charter member and officer of this
lodge and his loss is mourned by all
brothers OF that fraternity, and his
loyalty and kiudeness will ever be
remembered.
Not only was Mr.. Wcstfalll true
to his orders, but was an example as
an obedient son. kind and loving
husband and indulgent father. AS a
neighbor he was eyer ready to ac-
commodate, to assist the distressed,
and honest in all his dealings.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
WELL PLEASED
Are People Of Tucker Over
Work of Senators Elkins
and Scott.

A. L. Hclmick. of Thomas former
sheriff of Tucker county and sub
stantal and popular. citizen there. is
in the city looking after business mat
ters and calling on friends. Mr.. Hell
mick says the people of his county are
very well pleased with the able man.
ner in which Senators Elkins and Scott
have fought for protection of this
states industries In the tariff debates
in the national Senate. The Republi-
cans there are enthusiastic over the
course of both senator's and are lined
up in solid phalanxes in support OF
them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
WIRELESS AGAIN
Plays an Important Part in
Rescue of Persons on
Wrecked Vessel.

PuNTA DEL cAlDA, Azores. June
i2.-wireless telegraphy played a
prominent part in saving the crew and
passengers of the cunarder slavonia
which today was wrecked on Flores
Island. The steamer Princess Irene
was $50 miles away when the call
&C. @. D." was picked up. The opera
tor flashed back an answer and
learned the location of the steamer.
The Princess Irene then hastened at
full speed TO the rescue. and every
soul on the slavonia was saved.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
PASSENGERS LAND.

MoRTA, Azores Islands. June Ia
The steerage passengers of the steam
er slavonia. which was wrecked off
Azores Islands. were landed today on
Flores Island. The cabin passengers
were taken on the North German
Lloyd Liner Princess Irene. The
steamer was wrecked Friday. She
was grounded two miles off the coast.
There was no loss of life.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
C0REYS SUFFER
From Injuries Received in An
Automobile Accident in
France.

APALA1sEAU. France June IL
William E. Corey, president of the
United States Steel Corporation, and
wife, who sustained injuries in an
automobile accident near here yes
terday, were seen today at their
HON. corey's head was cut and he
is suffering from slight pains in the
chest. Mrs. Corey was bruised. NJ.
Codilleau, manager of corey's
French estate, who was with them
at the time of the accident, is in a
serious condition. He has fractur-
ed skull and received injuries to his
spine.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Is Discovered by the Finding
of a Dead Mans Dis
membered Body.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE dis
mcmbered body of murdered man
which was wrapped in oil cloth and
left by stranger in care of a, boy
at Catherine street last night, was
identified today as that of Samuel
Boison. aged %. painter OF East
Ninety Eighth street. Subsequently
the mans head, which was missing
last night, was found lying on pile
of refuse under the brooklyn bridge,
some distance from the point where
the body was left. Robbery ls be-
licved to have been the motive for the
crime. No arrest has been made.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
ALL RELEASED
On Bond Except One Of the
Several Black Hand
Suspects.

COLUMBUS, O.. June lin
spector oldfield today continued his
Investigation of Black Hand letters
found in Marion and other cities of
Ohio following the arrests OF sus-
poets who are believed to be mem
bers of the Malta. He refused TO
give out any information regarding
their contents. All the Italians ar
rested with the exception of Vicar
rio have been released on bond.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
L0UGH INDICTED
BY Federal Grand Jury a,
Parkersburg for Al
legged Libel.

PARkERsBuRG. June 11.-rhe
grand jury of the United States cour.
has found an Indictment against NJ.
c. Tough, editor of the FaIrmont West
virginian. for publishing an alleged
scurrillous, scadalous and defaminr
article with an intent to injure w. II
Conway. of Frairmont. among his
people.
There Is no minimum punishment
provided. but the judge at his discre-
ton, may place fine of 5000 OF
given five years at hard labor or both
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
Two MILLION Bottle.

OF Pcrry Davis PaInkIller sold every
year. Think of It. And every bottle is
lessening suffering and helping some
human being to health and happiness,
This wonderful household remedy stops
the pain of sprains. burns or bruises,
1t relieves rheumatism or neuralgia, III
cures colds cramps. collie diarroe. There
ought to he hottie on your shelves Just
now. ready for the first sign OF trouble.
The new size bottle IL 81 cents and there
druggist gives you Perry Davis.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
GAS PoCKET sTRUCK.

MaRtSsBuRe, June 14-upon
reaching the salt sand Sunday, on
the Jamison farm, large gas pocket
was struck and with terrific roar
gas shot up inthe air, throwing large
pieces of gravel and dirt over the
top Of the derrick. Three drillers
were slightly injured. After few
hours the flow of gas stopped and
the well filed up with water.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
Every woman WIN Be In.erestd.

Every Woman viii Be Interestd.
II you will send your name and adj
dress we will mail YOU FREE pack
age of Mother Gray's AuSTRALIAN-
LEAF, a certain. pleasant herb cure for
Women's Ills. II is u reliable regulator
and nevcr-failing. If you have pains
in the back, Urinary. Bladder or Kidney
trouble, use this pleasant union of ar
omatic herbs. roots and laves. All
Druggists sell It, so cents. or address,
The Mother Gray Co.. Leroy. NJ Y.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17

MARLINToN. June 14-whlle re.
turning thfossh a thicket to his
home. Jefferson Lynn was attacked
by u large black bear which COMPEL.
ed him to seek refuge in large
tree. Bruin campcd under the tree
for several hours halding Lynn a
prisoner. Woodchoppers frightened
the animal away.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
CONVICT SLABS
Another in State Prison Sever
Times with a Cigar
Knife.

/ COLUMBUS. o.. June 12.-James
Carol, of Cincinnati. while working
with pal. James Hollis. OF Dayton,
in cigar shop in the Ohio penltentl-
AIRY, today stabbed the latter seven
times with a cigar knife. Hollis may
recover.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
MAN OVERHEARD.

MUSHROOM. Mich, June IA
Biais Durbin. wealthy mine owner
of Patton, Pa, either jumped or fell
overheard last night from the steam
err Indiana. while the steamer was en-
route from Chicago to Grand Haven.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
10 ExrENp COKE INDUSTRY.

j.. V. Thompson. OF uniontown, has
increased his corporation until it now
has capital stock of sixty-five mil
Hon dollars and included In the con-
iempiated coal development is the
Dcla Coal 4 Coke field. 1t is the
intention to expand the coke Industry
and i, is announced that the Dola
field will soon be in the development.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17

ST. PETERSBURG. June 12.-Thc
submarine, torpedo boat, Kamhala. oi
the Russian navy, was sunk in a
storm in the Black Sea today and
twenty members Of the crew perIshe
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
Cloudbursts Do Much Dam
age in Various Parts of
State of Texas.
sEVENTY-FIVE HURT
When the Railroad Train is
Forced Off Rails by
the Storm.
FORT WORTH, Tex. June IL
Four persons were killed at Lueders
Tex. in a tornado today.

FORT WORTH, Tex. June III
cloudbursts occurred in sections west
of Fort Worth last night. killing at
least one person and injuring scores
Of others. a passenger train on the
Kansas City, Missouri and Orient rail-
road was blown from the track and
seventy-five passengers were more or
less injured.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
ROBERT NoRrnco1r DEAD.

3tt.1I n - ~
Word reaches here of the sudden
death Of Robert Northcott in Denver
e few days ago. Details are lacking.
He was "a .prominent banker there and
son OF the late General Robert S.
Northcott. of this city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-17
SUMMERS ouALIFIEs,

John L. Summers has qualified "a
administrator of the estate of Sarah
Beagle, deceased, giving bond of 500.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-04-24
SUDDEN TRANSFORMATION.
Davenport Woman Visits Old Haunt:
in Remarkable Disguise, Then
Changes Duds.

Clinton, April 22.-An old woman
tottering along on stick, boarded an
Iowa & Illinois interurban car at the
Clinton station bound for Davenport
Three hours later she was assisted
onto northbound car, apparently
Just able to walk. The minute the car
left the station, however, the woman
Shrew aside a heavy veil and cloak
and was revealed as a handsomely
dressed young woman, gaily attired
and blazing with jewelry.
The passengers and members of the
crew, at first astonished by the re-
markable transformation, formed the
opinion that the woman was one OF
those who had been ordered out oi
the city when Davenport's "redlight'
district was closed and who had as
sumed the disguise to render safe an
other visit to her old haunts.