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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
COPPER HIGHER ON REPORTS FROM
 MERGER
Reduction of Bank of Eng, land Rate Also Strong
 Market Feature

NEW YORK, December 9.-The re ductiOn in the Bank of England s of ficial discount rate today had a strength. ening effect on the securities markets in all the great financial centers The open discount rate in London has been in the neighborhoOd of per cent be- low the bank rate for some time and the discrepancy would ordinarily exclude the Bank of England from sharing in banking profits: Its measures to force up the money rate and attract gold 10 London have been at the cost of a profitable share in the banking busi- ness for some time. The reduction serves as notice that safeguarding measures have been more than sutl- cient.
 Amalgamated Copper and other metal and smelting industrials responded to reports of preliminary details of the proposed copper merger going forward once more. United States Steel moved narrowly and Reading showed con straint in it's action. An extra dividend by one of the leading copper producers was partly responsible for strength in that group.
 Bonds /rm. Total sales, $4,464, ,000; United States bonds unchanged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
CORONER'S JURY
 ABUPTLY STOPS
 CHERRY HEARING

CHERRY, H., December 9--The in quiry of the cOroners jury into the causes of the St. Paul mine disaster, in which 300 were killed, came to an abrupt close today without verdict.
 The iurv announced it would not con slider a verdict until Alexander Rosen- jack and Robert Deane, missing wit nesses, either had been found, or the county officials showed an evidence of a genuine desire to find them. They agreed to adjourn until December 20 to give the officials an opportunity to search for the witnesses.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
TOMS AND TABBIES
 HAVE EXHIBITION

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, December 9. The purring aristocracy of the Pa cific coast met today in Lyric hall in friendly competition for several thou sand dollars worth of prizes. The event is the second annual exhibition of the Pacific Cat club. The show will last three days and the prospects are that it will be as interesting and as successful as it's predecessor was 2 year ago. The show is being held under the rules of the American Cat association and the blue blooded felines are being judged by Mrs. E. E. Besse of Chicago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
QUOTATIONS
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BOSTON, December 9. Special Mar kct Letter.-The Boston copper share market has developed considerable ir- regularity, with the majority of the issues somewhat weaker than yester- day.
 PrcssG-o continues on North Butte, which sod down to jG, ex-dividend. There has also been more selling of Lake Copper, which sold down to 56 l-2. Centennial on a single transaction sod at ? l2 point lower and Boston COnsOl idated at 20 l-4.
 Miami has been the exception, selling at l9, 8 record price, with rights at 5. The industrial end of the market is stronger. Chino has been feature, selling at 10 3-4, gain of l-4.
 The Bank of England reduced it's rate to 1 l-2, which was favorable factor in the big market.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

Complete returns of what proved to be a decidedly interesting campaign, which were received and-canvassed last night, show that the above named men have been elected to fill the various offices of the Globe Miners union for the next six months.
 It was not until yesterday afternoon that the ballots from the Cactus district were received at the local office of the union. So close was the election that it was not until these returns had been canvassed that it could be definitely de- termined who were the successful candi dates for the positions of president, vice president, recording secretary, conductor and special organizer or walking dele gate, the positions which were contested for.
 The greatest interest centered in the race for president, between NJ. J. O'Con- nor, incumbent, and NJ. H. Page, who for the past two terms has held the pos sition of financial secretary.
 Both men made a hard fight and both the winner and the loser are congratu- lated by their fellow members. MT. Page has given entire satisfaction and earned an enviable reputation as secre- tary and should prove to be fully as eff ticient in his new posIuon
 The other successful candidates have the entire conndence of the union and should give satisfaction. The new of fieers are all broad minded, conservative men, who should do much to promote the growth and harmony of the order.
 The new officers will he installed Tues. day, January l. This advance in the date of installation follows a new ruling 1 which both elections and installations occur about two months earlier than has been the case in the past.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
KANSAS FOLKS HAVE
 GAS TROUBLE TOO
Coal All Gone and Tempera-
 ture Below Zero

AOPEkA. Kas., December 9.-Today the third day of the distressing short age of gas conditions is unchanged. Atchison suffered severely from the gas shortage. The schools were closed
 At Hutchison tonight the gas pres sure is half an ounce Coal men have nearly exhausted their supply and the lighting plant is shut down, street cars are stalled and schools closed indefinite ly. The temperature the last four days has ranged from four above to fifteen below zero.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
DAUGHTER OF BRET
 HARTE ASKS DIVORCE
Accuses Colorado Mine Own
 CT of DesertiOn

NEW YORK. December 9.-Brct Harte's daughter, Jessa May, is suing her husband, Henry Steele, wealthy Colorado mine owner for divorce. When the case was called at Yonkers today, she told the court her husband had de- serted her at Portland, Maine, and she would have starved, but for the generOs- ity of an actress, who gave her a bene if.
 Jessa May Harte was married eight years ago in Denver, when less than IS, and lived happily with her husband, she says, for five years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
WILL NOT TEAR
 DOWN TIN PLANT
Aetna Will Try to Operate
 With Non- Union Men

BRIDGEPORT, w. Va, December 9. A thousand cots have been placed in side the tin mills, where the strike has been in force for weeks. and rioting has been breaking out the last ten days.
 It is predicted that instead of dis mantling the plant, the purpose of the company is to make final attempt to operate the mills with imported non union labor. Provisions sufficient to feed a small army have been hauled in- to the stocvkade. The idea of dismant ling the Aetna Standard plant has been abandoned.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
MAY RAZE MILL TO
 DEFEAT STRIKERS
Union Tin Workers Well
 Fixed With Money

BRIDGEPORT Ohio, December 9. Officials of the tin mills company to- night would neither deny or confirm the reports that the heads of the United States Steel corporation had ordered the immediate dsmantling of the Aetna-Standard plant, and the aband- onment of Bridgeport as a district for the manufacture of sheet and tin plante on account of the strike.
 The union men have enough funds to stay out all winter, and according to Vice President Lewis, they win do so if the union is not recognized.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
LITTLE CHANGE IN
 ENVIRONMENTS STRIKE

ST. PAUL, December 9.-There was little apparent change in the situation in the switchmen s strike today. In- terest centers in Cicinnati, where Pres, ident Hawley of the switchmen s un- ion, President Gompers of the Ameri- can Fderation of Labor. will confer to- morrow on the relative situation in the northwest.
 It is asserted at strike headquarters that the strikers still control the sit nation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, December 9.-The mar ket for standard copper was steady with spot, December and January clos ing at 1275 to l3; February and March, l2.S7 l-2 to 1912 l-2; Lake, 1925 to 1850; electrolytic, 1912 l2 to 1887 12; casting, 13 to 1925.
 Tin firm, with spot closing at 324O to 32.5O; December, 32.35 to 32.45; Jan uary, 32.35 to 32.5O; February. 32.37 12 to 32.62 1-2; March, 32.50 to 32.70; Ap- Til. 32.5O to 32.SO.
 Lead steady. with spot 4.S7 l2 to 4.42l-2 in New York and 4.22 lH to 4.3O in East St. Louis
 Spelter-Spot, 6.1O to 6.27 l2 in New York and 6 to 6.15 in East St. Louis.
 Silver, 6l 7-S; Mexieans, 43.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
WILL HANG NEGRO
 FOR VILE MURDER

ANNISTON, Ala, December 9.-Cal. houn county is to have it's first legal ex- ecution in five years tomorrow, when Thomas w. Coleman, negro, is to forfeit his life on the gallows. Cole. mans crime was the murder of Jim Vaughn, another negro, at Iron City last July.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
GOVERNMENT COULD
 AGAIN PROVE CASE
Morse Will Have No Chance
 If Denied New Trial

NEW YORK, December 9.-''lf the government has good case if can prove it again, but if ] am denied new trial l have no remedy against the wrongs and misconduct of which l think the special officers and jury are guilty.
 This is what Charles Morse, the con- victed banker, who faces a ffteen.year term in the federal prison al Atlanta, says tonight in statement Motion for . new trial has been set for tomorrow lu the United States circuit court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
WILL MAKE EFFORT
 TO SAVE SOME COIN
Senate Committee to Coop
 crate With Congress

WASHINGTON, D. C., December 9. -The senate committee of public ex- penditures, created less than year ago, held its first meeting today and evolved plan of cooperation between con gress and the executive departments in an effort to hold in check the ten dcncy toward larger appropriations.
 A number of subcommittee were appointed to deal with standing con. mittees of the senate that handle the great supply bills.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
Interesting Election Results in Choice of Fine Corps
 of Officials
WILLIAM WILLS IS
 AGAIN SECRETARY
Former President John Ben @nett Elected Treasurer;
 Elliott Organizer

M. H. Page, president.
 John Harper, vice president.
 John Mitchell, recording secretary. William Wills, financial secretary. Alfred John Bennett, treasurer. Andy ,icCall, conductor.
 ----...aa Amason, warden.
 Robert Elliott, special organizer. F. P. Starr, E. E. Simanton, James Watson, II. A. Farenholz and P. H. Brouliet, trustees.
 Kenneth Clayton, E. J. MacCosham and Frank Brown, members of the finance committee.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
SWINDLER
 IS FOUND GUILTY

DENVER, December 9.-The jury in the ease of Ernest l.. Powers, accused of swindling J. c. Bowman by means of an alleged fake race at Council Bluffs, Iowa, this afternoon returned verdict of guilty. Powers, who is 8 Denver university graduate, fs alleged to be a member of the Maybray group of alleged swindlers
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

 THINGS ABOUT TAFT

MEXICO, December 9.-Fifty mem bers of the various colonies of the uen- tral American republics here met to- night and adopted resolutions denounc. ing Taft and Knox and the action of the United States toward Nicaragua.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
WEATHER BULLETIN

WASHINGTON, D. C., December 9. Forecast for Ariona: Fair in the southwest, rains in the southeast and rain or snow in the north Friday; Sat urday colder and generally fair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27

CHICAGO. April 27-wheat.
May. $3.50. July s1.Os 6-s. corn II
5-s. oats SO is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27


" oagrass and Jaclslsy viii likely
hold down the Gathers JOBS for the
Fainmont team this summer
"BpllH Durham 81 the i. & o.
league, Doggy Haaght Of last years
team, and Orlando Keller, d former
Fairmont player Rll likely be Sc
lected Tor Fairmontss ontheId,
Tate Gromby, the former dndian-
apolis star Who was with Fairmont
last year. WIN be called in by Man
ager Hunt e his services are need
ed.
Any payer making a false state
ment against a Pawya league um-
.pire this year viii be subject to q
ten days suspension and fine Of
$25.
Uniontown Is sttll shy a catcher
to take turns with Arch Frauken-
berry.
II any umpire fails to appear at
a scheduled game in the tPawva cir
cult this season he will be fined not
less than S25. That ought to make
them catch the cars.
Clubs failing to have two special
officers on baseball grounds Of the
Pawya circuit this summer will be-
fined SO a day until the officers are
placed there.
Grafton's pitching stan is ex-
ieeeding expectations.
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Grafton will make a splurge on
opening day there. Arrangements
have been made for all the city
stores to close during the afternoon
and band concert and flag raising
will he features at the park.
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Second Baseman critchley, Of
Harrisburg. Pa. will report to Man
ager Sweeney at connellsvflle May i.
Admission tickets viii sell for the
regular prices for the Decoration
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
Norn7als
Defeat West Virginia Busl-
ness College Lads at
South Side Park.

AT South Side park. Fairmont,
before fair sized crowd, the West
Virginia Business College and the
Fairmont State Normal School
teams crossed bats yesterday. The
West Virginia Business College boys
We're defeated by a score OF TO 2.
1t was fast game with the ex-
ception Of the first three innings
when the Normal boys made all
their scores. Lowther, pitching for
the Business College, was wild, and
hit three men and walked two. Pur-
dy was then put In for the Business
College and the Normals were not
able to reach second base, and made
four hits in the entire game. The
feature of the game was the pitch
ing of Purdy for the Business Col
lege, and a one-handed catch by Ma
lone for the Normal. The Business
College boys feel confident that with
a little practice they can defeat the
best college team in the state.
Score by innings
Normal. 49,. 225 900 OO.-s 4 q
W. v. d. c.. oo1 900 O1O-2 q 5
Batteries-Normals: Amos and
Burns; Business College: Lowther.
Purdy and Quinn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
Another
Defeat is Administered to.
Wesleyans, Grafton Do
ing the Job.

BUcKHANNoN. April 22-The
Grafton team Of the Pawya league
defeated the Wesleyan College team
ot this place in a slow esby a
score of to 2. The many errors Of
the college boys were responsible
for their defeat.
Wednesday the Blckhannon boys
win 80 to Giratesa FOR a.aturu
game with the professionals while
Saturday they will play the FAR.
mont Normal team here. The score
was as follows:
Wesleyan 900 Dol OO0lA2 8 10
Grafton 600 $50 sos 10 i
Wesleyan 900 Dol pO1-s 8 10
Kuice Striker, Powllng and Miller.
WesIeyan-s tansberry. ost and
Stark.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
SEBALL US
TITLE TAT TIE

&
Day games hut 50 cents WIN be
charged at tie gates for the Fourth
III July games. The receipts Of ths
games played ON Saturdays and
Mondays before ana after the holis
days vim be pooled with President
Gronninger.
Kid Harmon. ccnnellsVlIle,s new,
oataelder. IS the smallest man III
the league.
1naelder Giliigan. although SIN
owned by UnfontoWn, has reported.
to connellsyilIe: 4
The ouffield at Baltimore ii YET
uncertain. but it1aoes not look ire
Jimmy slagleawi 50 TO that city.
for Manager Clarke Of the Pirates
stili refuses 40. release mis- claim.
and according4p the laws Of bases
BAH, Clarke can prevent Manager
Dunn from getting The famous Ma
tiona1 league soutfelder,
Tom Cosgrove, the second base
man who was with charIerof. last
year. Is working in Homestead. and
does not intend to play any minor
league ball this year.
cariss continues to reside in the
woods and Manager Mccloskey is in
the dark concerning the first sacRer.
The connellsyille fans seem we'll.
satisfied with their pets now and
feel satisfied that Manager Sweeney
can produce the goods.
Wanted-A pal for Archie Frank
enberry. Must be on the inside Of
spit balls. salome twists, dew drops
and the numerous lightning horse
hide varieties. Inquire at Woods
Smoke House.-Uniontown Evening
Genius.
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The first laugh of the season will
be in West Virginia but the last
will be nearer at home.-Uniontown.
Herald.
You tes' wait, Beany!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
Governor
Will See Opening of Central
League Season at
Wheeling.

All arrangements have been per-
fected in the Central league circuit
for the opening Of the season.
which takes place Thursday, with
South Bend at GAINESVILLE, Dayton 1t
Terre Haute and Grand Rapids at
Wheeling. A trolley parade viii
proceed the opening at Wheeling
with brass band accompaniment.
Carriages will convey the guests Of
the club from the city to the Island
park. They win include Governor
Glasscock who has accepted an in
vitation, and President Barney
DreyEuss. OF the Pittsburg club
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
Uniforms
Are Ordered For the Fair
mont Team Of the
Pawva Circuit.

New uniforms have been ordered
for the Fairmont Pawya baseball
team. For the games at home the
team will wear white suits, with
navy blue stockings and with the
IF" on the shirts in navy blue. The
caps viii be white trimmed in blue.
For travelling the team viii wear
gray with a green stripe. Across
the shirt will he the word Fair
mont" The caps viii be gray with
green trimmings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
GLASS WORKERS
Go to Spring City, Pa. to Work IN
the Plant There.

Robert Anderson. recent manager
of the Adamston window glass plant.
and Alfred Lefevre of the same plant,
have gone to Spring City, Pa, where
Mr.. anderson will become manage
and Mr.. Lefevre have charge of the
furnace Of the glass plant there, which
will start UP in about FIVE or six
weeks. There are several workers
here who will go there later. The
Spring City plant Is a twenty-fon'
blower tank.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
>aNArEuR GAMES.

Those desiring reports oi anna
teur baseball games in the Telegram
should send them TO the sporting ed
itor the day the game Is played Or
early the next morning. No atteh-
tion will be paid to reports OF games
sent in later than this time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27

For a nina. easy action OF the bow.
els. a single dose Of Doan's ReguieeS
is enough. Treatment cures hdbftuat
constipation. % cents a box. Ask
your druggist for them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
STARS WINNERS.

The Glen Falls stars defeated the
South Penn Shops team in an inter-
esting baseball game Sunday after
noon by a score Of 8 to /. The game
was snappy from start to finish.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
BASEBALL GAME SUNDAY.

Arrangements have been made to
have the KIndlebergers. Of wheeling.
come to Clarksburg for a game with
the clarksburg baseball team next
Sunday afternoon. The locals will
go against Benwood Saturday after
noon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27

Mrs. Julia Hinerman, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. Philips
on aIeehanic street, LETT for her
home at. worthington this Afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-27
BABoocIS DIES.

! WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 81
Former Representative Babcock, OF
Wisconsin, died at his home here to.
day:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-07
u u ~
HIGHLANDS ARE DISPLACED
BY REACH TEAM.

There were two games OF base
hall at Kapiolani Park yesterday.
and the second of these. that be-
tween the All-Stars and the High
lands, caused a surprise. In as much
that the former team defeated the
latter by score of Is to 3. This
win of the All-Stars deprives the
Highlands of the lead in the Kapio-
lani League and puts the Reach
team In the premier place with a
percentage of $50.
The first series In this league will
be pau next Sunday. when the ALL
Stars play the Tokiwas. The other
game between the All-Hawaiis and
the Highlands may not come on, as
the former team is supposed to have
retired from the competition.
The Reach team defeated the To-
kiwas yesterday by score of II to
2, and this victory puts them in the
lead as regards the first series.
Burns and his hardware team are
taking up the place of the All-Ha-
vail team in the second series, and
may be relied upon to make things
interesting for the rest of the teams
In the competition which begins on
Sunday week. The Kapiolani series
of ball is attracting a lot of atten>
ton lately, and big crowds OF peo-
pie journey out to the PARK every
Sunday to watch the games. The
Standing Of the teams is as follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-07
PRONE Is,

prOwler seemed to TT Japanese
named latina Keichi, VINO Leaf
thought WAS in Jail, but an inquiry
elected the fact that latina had
been discharged from prison yester-
day morning This convinced LeaI
that he was on the right track, and
he at once started out to search the
haunts of the supposed burglar. At
. O'Clock this morning the Chief To-
Gated the japanese at the corner or
AIapai and Young and at once ar
rested him,
In the meantime 1t was reported
to the police that the residence of
KapiOlani Park Caretaker Young had
been gone through and some milk
and other stuff stolen. The Chief
at once connected latina with the
affair, and from present appearances
1t seems that he is right. The mat
ter is being investigated now and
viii probably be- settled this after
noon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-07
Il :! q
M. U. DIS GETTING THEIRS
FROM THE DIM0ND TEAM.

The Wall Nichols bunch of ball
tossers have again changed their
name, and. as they were warned
some time ago what would happen
II they were ever defeated, they
will not be surprised at being al
luded to as the NJ. U. DIS in the flu
ture.
Yes, 1t is too true, the late IRE
sistibles got theirs to the tune OF
26 to ~ at the hands of the Di-
mond crowd. The Vierra boys ran
up against II snag when they chal-
lcnged the Dimond team. 1t hap
pencd thus: After a careful scru-
tiny of the hardware staf, and siz-
ing up their strength, the w. Ms
agreed to the game. Unfortunately
they overlooked the warehouse de-
rarement of Dimond & Co, and
great was the CONSERVATION when
the lrrisistibles (they held the title
them stepped on to the diamond
and found that the Dimond team
was made up of quite number of
the Kaplolani League men, who are
employees OF Dimond & Co. In their
warehouse.
The W. Ms saw they were up
against It, but did their best and
managed to make ~ runs, which
was very good under the circum-
stances. A, X. V. is doing as well
as can be expected, considering the
painful state of affairs and is just
now wondering what new name the
w. Ms will get II they win heir
heXt match.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-07

1875 editorial rooms-256 busI.
ness office. These are the telephone
numbers Of the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-07
Slug Slug Slug
Tells Story VI
Fight

W. w. Naughton says of the great
fight between Battling Nelson and
Dick Hyland:
Battling Nelson is still the king
of the lightweight division. He
stood to his guns for twenty blister
ing rounds with Hyland, the Grass
Valley lad, In Coffroth's arena yes
terday. and then coolly slgnaled the
moving picture machine TO get
ready for the finish. He went at
Hyland with double fury and drop
ped Fighting Dick twice In the
twenty-first round.
But the contest did not stop there.
Dick, who was exhausted, managed
to keep on deck until the twenty
third round was well under way, ana
then he sank beneath a savage left
dig in the stomach.
AS Hyland lay on his side after
pitiable that Referee Eddie Smith
signaled the timekeeper to desist
from his labors and declared in favor
of the Durable Dane.
II so happened that Hyland's
brother was climbing into the ring
at the moment, bent on saving poor
Dick further mauling, so that there
isn't chance of the referee being
charged with premature Interior
ence.
The fight was one that can be cas-.
lily described. 1t was slug, slug.
slug from the first tinkle OF the bell.
It mattered not whether the mems
arms were partly interlocked or
whether the pugilists were stand
ing apart. 1t was case of perpet-
ual motion.