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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
MEETINGS
Are Held on the Court House
Steps and in Opera
House.

Prof. II. p. Patton ana the Rev.
George II. vibbert spoke to good
sized audience on the court house
steps last evening at Z o'clock. I'm;
medtately after this meeting these
speakers addressed packed house Fl
the grand opera house at O'clock.
IT. was claimed by temperance PEG.
Pile that the address by The Rev. DR.
vibbert was the most eloquent tenn
perance speech ever delivered in
clarksburg. lie held his audience
spell-bound for fifty minutes:
Prof. II. D. Patton, whose address
es have pleased many, delivered. a
forceful address from the temperance
viewpoint on the leading issue Of the
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
Of THE
EASTER TIDE
Are Shown in Many New
Novelties Typical Of
the Season.

With the approach OF Easter
many of ths Novelties of the season
are niaktns lelr appearance. There
are al sorts 81 rabbits, eggs and con-
heeits In candies while some Of the
Easter tokens in the nature Of cards
and presents are very elaborate. This
year there is an especially large va
rIety Of Easter postals. There arc
Indications that this fad Is gaining
rather than decreasing, and thu dealt
ers have laid 10. larger supply than
they had for st. Patrick day, when
,lpp Exhausted
Other tlaster novel lies iiielnae Guns
ming stunned chickens full grown ran:
hits. whose heads remove tofeisciose3
"a cpRdy-tilled interior, and many
fotBersnovelties. 70
1nalcations this year pointq to an
unusually large quantity of eggs he.
ing offered in the local market al 3sthe
Easter period. Large shipments are
being made by river from the lower
valley, from whence come most Of
the eggs. 1t has been predicted that
l5-cent eggs are not an imposslbility.
Flowers this Easter will lie plenti-
full, as result of the little cold
weather experienced and the removal
Of much OF the difficulty that sur
rounds their culture. Easter flowers
will likely be cheaper than was the
case last Easter, and the Easter
flower markets will he beautiful to
hehold.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
MISS MORRISON DIES
Bright Young Girl, Formerl,
Of Clarksburg, is Dead
on Davisson's Run.


Death removed a bright, attractive
and lovab1e girl Friday midnight
when Miss Audra Morrison, aged is,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George. N.
Morrison, passed away at her home or
Divisions Run, after an Illness. aiiss
Morrison formerly resided in clarks-
burg, when her father was engaged IN
business here. conducting the Cts
Meat Market on Telegratn Square
She was a member OF the First. Bap.
list church Of this city, She was q
granddaughter Of Harrison Carter, d
Dayisson's Run. q
The funeral viii take place sun.
day afternoon Mt o'clock with ser
vices at the home Of Harrison Garter
ana burial In the Boring cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
mrs. MARTIN DEAD
Mother Of Robert Martin
Pas ses Away at Her home
in Fairmont.

Mrs, Henrietta Martin. mother Of
Rcberl Martin, the SNlatp, street gro
cer, died Fria9S night d ht~ home
in Fairmont after an iItAess Of many
months Of cancer OF the stomach.
Mrs.. Martin was the widow Of Elias
Martin Of Boothsyllie, who died a
number OF years ago.
SIX, children survive. namely:
Mess5s. Henry W. and W. II. Martin.
the Win known grocers: Robert Mar
80. ~ clarksbiFg; Mrs. i. D. Cali,
81 Phi lippi: and Misses Haliie ana
Anna ,Aa5ffn, OF home. Four chilaren
are deceased: James b., who died a
few yeara as5 At bridgeport. this
county. Jefferson and Waiter, who
died 4 .hGnaher Of years ago, ana q
child who died in infancy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
CAUGHT WITH FOWLS
Charley Mann, Colored, Sent
to Jail For Fifteen Days
For Stealing Them.

Charley Mann. colored. was con-
victed In police court at the regular
session held by Mayor Edward ].
Wood this morning, of stealing three
dressed chickens from BuFke's meat
market, and was sent to dall for IF
teen days in default Of the payment
of fifteen dollar fine and the costs.
lie was caught going out of the meat
market last evening with the chickens
under his arm. Art Waldo. mer-
chants policeman, was called and
took Mann in Custody
Bill Jones paid a fine Of $i.G9 for
hcing drunk in the streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
NEW EDlFIcE
Is TO BE Occupied BY tho Industrial
- Baptist Congregation.

The Industrial Baptist church will
occupy its new building tomorrow.
with Sunday school at $40 O'Clock a.
m. and preaching at 1880 a. m. and
1880 n. m. All patrons and friends Of
the church and Sunday school are
earnestly requested TO be present and
the public in general is most cordial
Is invited to go and enjoy the day
with the CONGREGATION. A hearty well
come ID an Is the motto.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
sIloR.K VISITS
Mr.. and Afrs. John y. Smith aud lie
Is All Smiles

John r., Smith. ~. of the Watts
Iambcrd store, Il always an obllglrg
clcrk. weaFing q pleasant smile fos
NIL the many customers Of that popu-
lar store. but he at his best today.
There is a reason. II Is because the
stork visited Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith LAST
egening gss ling them with Jana
IslEsabet liz nine ana q hall
isqana M glltet Ssaiii
Stiadhttt < fiefKise AZ any rate That.
does not itteffese VIII his jubilation.
Mothcr ard sbnhe are doing fine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03

sEARCH ] MADE!
turn Home.

FElNp Aiith Aprtl The body
IL tn year o fIaroia Moon who
rea ron home here FebruS
aua Hho supposed. to have
hseH dpap 9sa was found this
morning IN ,fhfsad lake.
l'ilA BOY Ai broken through the
IS wtlie slsl and was drowned.
Z seafcA for III was prosecuted in
an pa,is q eolntry and re-
Nitrsis aggres.a s l;soe6 4Are Of
Tered 40 fl ftturn Of the ladSat his
home.
Ti,gman Noon, father of the
boy. III pciasan. Wis, in company
with q aec setiIe. to- which place he
3 was llred a3ietter demanding IS, :
600 ranson for his lost son.
After the Moon boy failed to RETURN
n home - might Of February "a,
stories hecame current that strange
man rqs Her leading the hoy away
The saes alI oyer the country were
notlds s u on the lookout for him.
= N, Il e. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
ANNUAL SERMON
10 ~ Delivered by Mr.. Long tS
comnlercial Travellers.

Iaae annual sermon to the cIarks-
burg eanncil Of United Commercial
TFapelers VIII be delivered tomorrow
hishsfat 1880 o'clock in the Central
chr tan clutch by w NJ Long.
min ler The membership OF the
colli % WIN be largely Represented al
the ser g3ees.
1he lemhers Of the Travellers ar
e4ni ea xlli hold a meeting IA their
q pc ROOM tonight at s o'clock ana
intst Serai into membership.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
MAIL POUCHES STOLEN.

LONDON, O. Apru a.-Two mail
pouches wore stolen from the big
Four platform here tl1s morning.
THE value OF the contents Of the
pouches is unknown. two tramps
are suspected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
via PROTECT MN.

NAPLES. April Elaborate pre-
c.utIons win be taken by the Naples
police to safeguard Thsodose RoOse-
welt on ~ Arrival here saday =
special detachment Of piclSe eaTbln-
GERS VIII he on duty 1t the does and
M Hamburg WfltSbe surround by
police hoats.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
GATES. DEAL
OF COS in Wheat IS .Equaled
on the Chicago Ex-
uIaE

CHICAGO. April. St'hcat for
May delivered today senualed the
high point reached during the cele-
hrated Gates deal in 1905, when IT
sold on the board Of trade today at
$1.2OM bushel; Only twice during
the last twenty years has wheat sold
at a hi cher figure on the local ex-
change. tThe present high level is due
largely o the exceedingly urgent de-
mand FIR cash grain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03

C'EsAR 4 MISTAKEN
q A. Least the Big Tmbc
Owners knew Not Of
Trust

eliuige lnade hs Representative
/ sisaEnH e'lar unilc aacnssne the
ltafitt bih in tie House Thar ihora
lumber rilsb ms brought a prompt
response and deilfr from Fredcrick
Weyerhaenssr iii min whom he dc-
clafea he lie fead 81 the comhi-
hatlon.
SpFior Is thrae tears aeo when n
linagazIne srltsr scoyeredr rrea.
,Iefick MsysFiaeu ~ ai,d aecrea,.es Ia
ihita efeafs ,sea IA t6s. IN. root
fsilefs Tiers were ysrg fs,s nso,,I.
outside of ii humber trasle ma had
ever heard 81 ME man VIVA Is so
rrominently dentiiied wlth the secona
Largest ifdisia n.ansffacturinr N
aastry in he ttnftea states While M
comparison sifi Roo .efeiser was Il
gross exaggeraf ions sir weverhaeusse
Is one Of the ticiies, ias,, lof a. ,,n,,E
west. Al singular ching ho,veeee r,
connection, Win hss onera,ions i 81.
fact tiiat White n & interessed a
nearly fifty tinaber coninsnlea and ~
more than one ht,adFSd Mariners ii
business i,e moan controls an,
three 81 5hese sn,l,ansos ana ,has.
Ara not tfs e 49, n.,,,.,,
he Is interasted ais interests ar ~
widesnread. i,8,Seser tnot n,ass
could 50 ro it,n,,ee tes,st S.f,,o,t IL
co.nnara,,ns ~
si..I, = q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
BROWN. AND zrNN WINNERS.

Samuel Brown deafted Herman
Diily by score Of 50 TO sS and Guy
linn defeated DaveScarner bya score
Of so TO ~, in the pool tournament
games played at the York parlors
Friday night Monday night Charles
gill viii play D. cafper ana wa
bur Cork and Herman pIIly win play
the other game
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
81 LODGE ROOM.

The 1fetllelist Protestant Sunday
school win be held tomorrow at .: 45
a. M lin the odd Fellows lodge room
Ia the Il q o. F. building on Main
street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-03
SUPPOSED KIDNAPPED B0N
Drowned IN HONE LAKE
oNlsoRp WINS

TtJJsssisY England. April :S.,tl
annual varsity race between ete.
repre- entt6g Oxford ana scambFia
was won by Oxford today,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

uno alien Sortid)ritt in militGriiden
Saden auf Cit Sabr aui5nifieben
Gesbolb bobe ib aud aneeoronei
Dob Die Armee nid)t 81 ibrer pollen
Stdrfe refrlltirt meroen ioQ.
Iie MISUNDERSTANDING lit I'M ga-
gemeinen cine red)t quite, nber Der
beiierung lit iebr notbpenoig al ocr
Miinorng Der Gbeiapeafe-9 ai. IS lit
geplont, bier cine fiinitlide SliieI
bcr5uiteQen fir Die Mnloge .eines
Sorts, nm cine feinblife 5lptte Der.
binbern Sl %fonnen, in ben nid)tiglte,1
itrotcgiiden Eunft an Ger gar,5eil at.
lontiihen aiiItc e%in5llfobren. sd BOZ
ie, ooB cine @erpilliglrng fir oen
3med gemoht miro.
0ie Slottc.
0ie SSlotte miro fir militGriidr
3pede %gcbruudJt, uno Desbdlb lit bic
gtabliruna zines 3ueiges in oent
acknowledgements notbluenbia, lpel.
der iib aaeiu nit Der militoriihell
Seripenoung Der Slotte beihdftigt.
Ger NlottcniefretGr bot bereits bobill-
5%ielenbe ElGnc ausgeorbeitet, meld)c
meme @iaisun9 iinben.
Gle Goranifldge fir bieSlotte iinO
Inn $3S,0OO,00O beihnitten moroen.
uno MIR sluei eritfloilieeS blahtifii-
fe uno ein Gcparaturid)iif luerSen &c.
baltt.
Suits Scpnrtement.
StootS. VarrealtsS ereinc meiien ullf
Die 8er5ogerllng bon Rro5eiien bin.
lluierer Mniiht nod iolte cine Nen.
bcrilng poraenomnen meroen. oalnit
Die E~ro5eBfoiten perringert nno Tro.
5eiie ihneller erlcoigt nerocn. Sd
be5fpciiele feirell Mugenblid, bnB Die
Ter5ogerung Der Yro5eiie sun, gro
ben Sbeil fir Die pielen 2pndgcrid)-
tc peronttportlid, iinb. Notiirlid be-
iiebt iid oieies aud anf Die Staats.
aerihte.
GinbaItSbefebIe ohnc Dor.
bcrige 9enahrid) i.
gnng.
Sd) bciiiriuorte in ltebereinitim.
mung nit ben GeriprcdJunsca in hi
ierer Ylattform sic Mnnabnte eiues
@eieses, melfeS ben 9unoesridtern
nerbietrt, GinbaltsbefebIe sl gelpdb-
ret. ipenn nidJt porberiae gennd)rid
tiglng oopon gegeben Doroen lit, oil
Der, benz 3idter miro bemieien, BOB
Vcr5oecrun9 nid)t mieoer gut iu MA.
derlocn Sdaoen I'M @efolge boben
miro.
MntitruI il @eiebc.
Ias Sberman Nntitruit.Ge ie unS
Dos siuiidenitaatlide Sanoelseeies
erforoern ,3ni1be. Gieie Sad,e lper-
DC id nber in elmer Spe5ialbotidoit
bebanoein.
Oas Soft Tcpartemen MT.
Gurd Die nienriae @nte bon 1 Gent
pro Niulto iiir &oitiaden a,pciter
9laiie miro eiIt idhrlid)es Gefi5it bon
$63,OOO.0OO ueritriadt. Sit Naaa-
sine nno periooiid)e 3eitidriften iollte
ocsbalb cine boberc Eoitrote angeiett
weroen. Z I;
Soit. 9 parbanfen.
Ser Slneite erip1bnensfucrthe Yunft
I'M Eoft : Cepartcntent lit Die iuirf.
lid,e OILS 9ebiirfniB e%mpfunbene uno
praftiid ourdfiibrbarc Ginridting
bon Tolt Sparbanfcn. Iie BEL Der
lctten @abl eriolareide Yartei err
flartc lid fir iolde Snititiite, unb i'd,
bin iibcr5eust, BOB, penn al,d) itafiir-
lid III cin5elncn Sbeilen ocs 2anbeS
lid) Sppoiition gcgen bieics Yroieft
gelteno ntadt, god bic Diqiorit0tsoes
Bottles ioldf Hoits. Spnrborfen
iuiinid,t. Tieic 8onfcn fpiiroen.
fueHn einaefiibrt, oeiien bin i'd, iider.
piel @ntcs wirfcn. Die Toit-S par-
banten bicneu aiid)t benz 3iued, att
oeren 8anfen, sGenfnrren5 5it '.s,o-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

lid 81 MAIDEN. Gle GoranIhlGge
iino oenn altd) 55,663,00O 9olars
niebriger, ols Die gemiligungen Die
les Sisfaliabres, mo 81 WiQionen
nieoriger, ais Die goranidlagc fir
bieies Sabr, 10 baB fem Gefi5it i'm
Hedniingsiabr, bos som 80. SUM
1911 cnbigt, SIT crlparten lit, ionoern
ein fleiuer l%le6crldub bon 10000
Collars.
Yeniionirung BON Hegics
run9s Angeitclften.
Ser StasnmtsiefretGr bebt ber.
Dor, boB oie Ginihrdi,funecn III ben
Iusgoben i'm nahiten Sisfaliobrc
5meierlei srt iein iollen: Gripornib
in Den requirements unb Iuflhie-
bltng bon geplanteu Gerbeilerungen.
Gle Siifti9feit Der 3epartcmcnts
ipiro burd oas 9~cibebdltcil oller glt-
geitellten, bie lift mebr brnud)bor
linb, beoeuteno geidmdlert, uno Ole
Eeniionirilng iolher @enmten lit ocs-
balb notblpenoie. Sd ipeiB, boB in
beioen S1ltiern iouobl, ols ol!d, i'm
goil3en 2onbe Die SSbee Der Henlioni-
ring BON Heaierungs.geamten nid)t
piel Nnflana finbet, aber ih bin Der
lleher5euaung, odB fem alberer praf.
tiid)er Iisneg iibrig bleibt.
9etrug bei'm Gollcfttrcn
pom 1911.
Sd beoarere, ooroui bnnmeiien Srl
m%iiiierL bnb oitsgeOebnte @etriige-
reien bei'm Golleftiren oes 3pues IN
Mep.Dorf entoect morben iino. Iie
Hegierung bat ppn Der nAmcrican
Silgar Heiining 60" alle @elber err
ltottet befommel,, Die betriigeriidcr
@eiie porcntbulteu porben. Grimi-
nolpro5ciie iino iett acacll mebrcrc
Re9icrungsbeamte onbdnaia.
~ ar / NJ II NJ. unb in III II 1T
&Iouiel I'M Iarifgeicb.
3lpei Eiunfte I'M reiiet Sariigeiets
erioroern beionoere @%ripGbnung. I'm.
ter Der alouiel vWarimum II. Mimi.
mum" lit es Die Yflidt Ser Greflitipc,
Die @eiete mo @epiIogenbeiten at.
berer 2dnber in 9e5ug aui ben Snl.
port bon @aaren aus Den Ser. Staa.
ten 81 ltuoiren, mo meui, Die Grefll.
tipe finoet. ooB nift iibermGBig &C.
gen Die Der. Staotcn oiscriminirt
miro. ioI Der Minimun15ol fir Moo.
rem, Die aus iold)en 2anocrn in Die
Ser. Staaten importirt werben, sur
8eltuna fommen. gber bis Der TrG-
iioent in Der @eiie entifeibet. finbet
Der Marimums3o a%rmenbrne, bas
beiBt, % VroSent az paloreln iibar
cen M~inimal3oQ. Tie 9efiirhtuns
lit allsgeiprod)en iporoen. ba6 cine
iold,c Der Grefutipe gcaebene Moft
su 3oafrieeen fiibren fam. Sd
claude n6er nift. ooB ioldes Der
5oa iein miro. Ger Nllsbrud Outd,
,%.iibcrmGbige Discrimination" lit ein
lpeiter 9carifi, nno i'd CLAUDE nid)t,
DaB 1r9eno Ne11laliO ctneit Iaritfrieg
llid)t.
Gas l,el,e Sariiacies .ermdHtiet
mid, CHIC Sarifbcborbe 81 erliei,nen,
oic mid III @~crbinoung nit bent
Staats. Gepartcre1,t bei Der Inrf-
fiibrung Der minimum. INTO Mari.
mum-alaiiief unteritiisen ion. Sd
babe ocsbolb cine aus brci Mitglie-
BERT b~eitebenbe Sorifbeborbc .crnonnt
nno oerielben bic arbeit nnpertrant,
Die pabrideinlid orei Sabre in all-
ipriid nebmen miro. uno i'd eriiid,c
Den Congress. idbrlide 8eripiaisui,-
gen fir oie 9eboroe 5i maiden.
&riegs Gepartcment.
llm 81 iparen. bobe id) Die BE-
fdneibtna Ger 0oranidldae fir oas
&riegsSepnrtcment peronIabt, nio
bieieiber iinb $41,OOO.OOO aerinacr,
als fit bas lettc disfalinbr. 1icic
Neomftion fonnte MIR erlauat ,ueroen
ourd1 0aS Nufaebeu neuer Hrpiefte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
Cats 8etihaft.
9rrrhirheme Gnapfehlmmerm hra atra-
f6enten tn ben CpmereB.
Zdifabrtss Smbiibic, Ginilpemiiunem unb ltmter:
briidmmg bes 6anoels NIT ,,ucikem Sflanen."

'Sbsrs BortOraten fir 5etidriten NIB Naaa5ine. - Cine GommiidOn
5am Gntmsrfcn eines Rlanes scscn @cridleppnnastaftf i'm @cridhs-
psrfabrsn. = SerhsDnns elmer fHnhlidcn Smid 5nr yciehiauns Der
Ginfabrt Der Gbdapcafc'@ai. - 3uci menc s%dladthiife nuo Gin
4eparatnridiff fir 6Iuttc. - Sin Natonal 8einuobcitsbmrean. -
Hninabme non Nri5ona nnb @cngVerifO in on staaenbnnO. -
Ginffweilen feline Weitcre Sariireuiion. - Seine llntcriudnns bs
3Hderidhpinbcls omrdJ Gin GOnsrh-Gpmtc. - Seine Ginbatsbeiebc
in Nrbeiter StreifGMcn obnc Mnfiuoienng- Cir Gtabirmma pm
Voiiparbanfeu.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06
ALLEGED BAD MAN
PUTS UP WEAK BATTLE

Ogden, April 8-Nick vecos, who
shot and killed John Contos, a prom :
inent business man, here Saturday
night, was oatpured by a posse on n
farm 10 miles southwest of this city
at noou today.
The man hunt had been oil since
late Saturday night and as many ms
90 men took part in the chase
Vecos. who was heavily armed,
was looked upon as desperate man
and Had made his boast that he would
not be taken alive. but when the
officers closed in ON him he ran a dis
tsnce of nile through an open conn.
Try, secreted himself in an ir,igh-
tion ditch. but later surren cred
without firing q shot
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06
MANY NEW STEAMERS.

Montreal, April 6-There Is eveyy
prospect that the shipping season, now
opening. will be very busy one.
At least six new steamers will run
here this season. representing an In
crease of 50 .905 tonnage. The new
floating crane will be in use. and two
new trausporters will be extended to
the Jacques Cartier pier for the con-
venisnce of vessels loading at that
point. The White Star Dominion
line will herald their arrival ON the
st. Lawrence by the introduction of
their two steamers, the triple. screw
LAwrentic and the twin-screw MaIga-
tic. each Of 300 tons. The other
lines will maintain their usual
strength.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06
CRIMINAL OPERATION CAUSED DEATH
Of YOUNG WOMAN AT SAL|DA
Coroners jury Arrives Verdict the Case of Nav Harri
Died Suddenly in that City Friday Afternoon Las
CAME TO SALIDA A week AGO. died IN DOCTORS oFFll
Parties Responsible for the Girls Death Was
Years of Age and Lived With Her Mother Rdgeway

salida, April 6-After having the
case under nivisement for two days,
the coroner's jury brought in yer.
dict yesterday that Miss May Harris
OF Ridgeway came to her death by an
attempted criminal abortion by per.
sons unknown to the jury. The
young lady Is the daughter of Eliza.
beth Harris aud came to Salida a
week ago. She expired suddenly in
DR.. +. A Jackson's office last Fri
day afternoon, only few minutes
after she lad entered. A coroners
jury was empaneled and has had the
case under advisemeut ever since and
reported with the above result.
Miss Harris WAS 23 years OF age,
The remains were sent to Ridgeway
for burial.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06
NO CALHOUN JURORS
FROM SPECIAL VENIRE

San Francisco. April 6--Twenty
citizens from n special venire. the
thirty frat summoned in the case, were
examined today in the trial OF Pat
rick Calhoun. president of the United
Railroads. charged with bribery,
without the twelfth seat in the Jury
box being filed. Little time was
lost by counsel oil eithsr side in get
ting to the state of mind OF tho talss-
men. but with the exception of three.
who were excused because Of defec-
tive hearing. all had opinions which
disqualified them.
Ten Jurors have been sworn In and
one has been passed temporarily aud
Is subject to peremptory challenge.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06
BIDS OPENED.

New York April 6-Bids are being
opened today ny the board of wator
supply for about II miles OF the
Catskill alue1uct as well as two tun-
nels to carry tho water under Crote n
lake. with these contracts awarded +,
all tho work has been contracted for
the completion of the aqueduct he.
tween the AshokAn reservoir In tho
Catskilis aud the Hill View resei .
voir, near Yonkers,
Only the reat Kensico re ervoir,
tho Huasan river crossing from Break.
neck to Storm hill Mountain and pa,
of the line b, tween the Hill View aud
Kensico reservoirs arc to be given
ont for construction after the pres.
ent contfIG;s. Tho new contracts
are for the construction Of two and
In III 'es Of nqneduct In the
town Of s swnuruuk. Ulster county /;
two aud u half miles In the tow ms
OF Yorktown and New C,s.le.
westches,eI county; six miles in
Shawaurun Ulster county and Mont.
Vomery, Orange county. and 8,7OO
feet Of tunnel In the Oroton division
OF the nqueduct at Croton lake.
The contracts will cost the city from
- 900 coo to IS 900. 600. The total
amount OF ad diitionnl water supply
which the city will receive when all
tho contracts are completed is $50,
eco, 600 gallons day.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06
TWO LITTLE GIRLS ARE SHOT
IN DENVER OVER CHURCH TROUBLE
Werze and Mary Wolf Struck by Charge from
they Were Passing Liquor storeBoth Badly Injured
ADAM IAcoBY R. is SUPPOSED TO HAVE FIRED the SHOT
Case Has Aroused Much Fengs the Outcome Attempt
Gust the Pastor of the German Evangelical Church.

Denver, April 6--As a result Of the
IL feeling aroused by the trouble
among the parishioners Of the Ger
man Evangelical church Of Globe
Vile, suburb of Denver. riot
broke out last night in the National
Liquor house at Globeville, In
which q dozen shots were fred, in.
juring two little girls. Lizzie
Wertzel, aged 8 years and Mary
Wolf, aged II years. The girls
were struck by the charge of shot.
gun supposed to have been fred by
Adam Jaooby. Jr. They were p lass.
ing the National Liquor house on
their way home when the riot started.
The trouble grew out of the attempt
of q portion Of the members of the
German Evangelical church to oust
Rev. Adam rroudt, pastor of the
church. Friday night the pastor
stood guard behind the barricaded
doors of the church to prevent the
entrance Of part Of his congregation
which decided to hold a meeting dis
posing him. The difficulty in the
church has aroused much i'll feeling.
Rev. Mr.. Troudt held services
this morning under the protection
of a strong force OF police
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06
HOLDS POLICE At BAY
BY THREATENING MURDER

Cleveland. April 6-Threatening
to strAngle the baby daughter lie held
in his arms. Michael Hawai- deflel
many officers today who attempted d
to arrest him on charge OF iu.
sanity. When officers broke down
the door Of the house Hawai- wa.
revealed holding the baby. his
fingers clenshed about the child's
throat. Hawai- said he would kill
the child II they came nearer.
The officers then Withdrew and
sent for help.
Later Hawai- left his barrica led
homo and walled to police station.
where he surrendered. He WAS per-
suaded to accompany an officer to
jail. The little girl was not injur-
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06

A farmer was in the city yesterday
from Beaver park aud stated that the
other farmers out there are very busy
breaking ground and getting ready
for spring planting. Whilo several
thousand fruit trees have been plant.
cd in the last couple Of ssAsons. there
arc many acres that will not he
planted to fruit for the present.
Some of the farmers will plant onion'
and Mexican beans exclusively, other,
alfalfa and still others corn and
various kinds Of vegetables. Tho
park will be regular bee hive Of
humanity for the rest Of the summer.
aud It would pay those who haven
been out to the park for year Oh
more to do 80. Just to see what u re
velAtion would meet their eyes.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06

The Tribune for fine job printing
The daily tribune., 1909-04-06

The state conclave of the Yeomen
lodge will be held In Canon City to-
morrow when the state business
will be transacted aud delegates elect.
ed to the national conclave to be held
in Minneapolis will be elected.
Theodore johnson and John Roberts
are delegates to the state meet from
tho local lodge.