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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
HARTMAN AND HILL
IN BITTER FIGHT.
Rioht of Northern Pacific to Close
Portland Gateway to be
Investigated.
THAT FREE RIDE TO SEATTLE
Interstate Commerce commission
Called On 90 DO Some Real Work
I'm Connection with Business.

Chicago. Feb G-Tho Record Herald
today prints the followug news aru-
Gle.
one of tho blttcrcst nghts between
The Hartman and HW lines over
passenger business t1 thD faclAt
northwest is Co Boz settled Dog tne in-
tcrstatc commerce commission That
body has given notice chat ou Feb. ID
81 win begin am Investigation oi Its
own motion at Chicago With "a vcle"
g. determining the right of the North
ern Pacific To- close the Portland
gateway to through business over the
Hartman roads. incidentally Che case
win 20 far toward determining The
right of the commission Co order
through routes and compel railroads 20
ioiu in through tariffs and therefore
the right OF traveller 90 buy through
tckat over amy two or more lines
which reach his destination.
THE PORTLAND SITUATION.
ma the present case the Northern
Pacific has always refused 90 Join the
Hartman lines in through rate TO
Seattle by the way II Portland After
the passage OF the Hepburn act the
Hartman lines filed through tariff
under Che theory that the general con-
curreucc of The Northern Pacihs in
their tariffs covered the Portland sit-
uation. Tho commission ordered this
tarin taken out upon the ruling that
each tarin should be- accompanied with
concurrence OF the connecting line,
which War lacking in this case.
Then thc Hartman lines hlcd tarih
which made the same rates from chi
oagn 90 Seattle ana Incorporated "a pro-
vision tu the effect that any passen-
ger could. by applying 90 %" CON
ductor ON tho Oregon Railroad a. Nav
igati1u company line. secure free
slide trip from Portland CD seattle
This move Has couutercd by the Bur
Iiugton. who sent a representative 20
the commission TO ask n 10 would De-
allowed to hlo such tarin from 81
L1uie a. Portland with r. free service
side trim 90 semitic. The commission
tboueht not but declined 90 issue q
ruling. it being stated that 81 had de-
cidcd 90 take up the question and 81
fully into DC.
Tho law gives the commission the
right Co. order through routes where
good and satisfactory routes DO not
exist
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MILTn FOR GOOD nOAps-

M Washington county roads ar. not
materially improved next summer Do
wlH mot Doe because Senator Miller Is
overlooking lny opportunities to secure
legislative appropriation f1r them Nlt
satisfied With tne bridges that have
been built Senator Luar wants now
ta get roads That VuNeld un 90 Them
and away from .ham For chat reason
Dec hHs introduced 20 senate bin proc
N.jIug chat SIs.l Doe appropriated for
roads Iu Washington county. and fU "a
DN8tg its passage through the IeEsla-
lure Doe has Inserted clauses calling fr
tND raising ul more money by the pa1-
pI. before tne legislatures money win
become available. For "a road between
So ioorE. and shem. $1,000 is asked
from t1n state" provided thr people
raise $1,000 and .1r road from Iced
and Virgin FOO na north county Dino.
$500 Is asked fur provided the people
there uIsn 5000 A state commissioner
t0 serve without pay and t1 Boz under
heavy bonds expected 90 take
charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
LATE LOCALS.

ogden Wants urD0k--Word was poe
Dr.E.d from thc ogden police ths
morning hE th. local aulhor.tfs aak-
uE lHew fO arrest aud hold f1r ogden
II. H Iruuhs. who De- wanted boz tho
Junction ..fN Inr forgery no is aIleF-
li tHaI hD forged and passed rheck
IUr t..H Hu ogden business house.
The polio. Here dId not get the partlc-
u'ar Hf .Ha aIlaEcd onense.
Much em0ke--Littlc Firc-Thera
HaH .wUI blaze. SOME excitement
hut u1 damage at the residence Of
Walter Robinson. sE8 south Fourth
East street at 1886 tnis morning when
u board ncar chimney became ignite
uI anI caused considerable smoke.
Tho department Was called ~ and
tho blaze cKunBuished without loss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
WOMENs CLUB MEETS.

IHe regular meeting of the women 81
auxiliary to the Railway Mail assoelas
Nun WAS held ut fhe home off Mrs.
Edward D. Allen. 03l Lincoln avenue.
Wednesday afternoon There was IA
lHrsH attendance and four now mrm-
n.rs we've added Tho minutes 0f tna
praueoiC. meeting and ths reports of
Che various committee wore read and
adopted ana short program fna
rendered. Mw LcNlnd Graham gave
sketch off Edgar Alpu P1r'r ln.
Mr II A. Hr0wn recItod one of hls
poems Mrs. a.. A H0uehton gave IA
paper on current events Mrs. F M
Gose read "a paper on Abraham Iln-
coin Dainty refreshments we're served
ana me meeting adjourned t0 meet
march b WIN Mrs. a.. D.. Beane. l26
Mcclellan avenue.
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D. S. D. AGAIN LnsEs-

The supreme court today affirmed
the decision of the lower court in the
case OF Mrs. %. Vs. Benson. reFpon-
dent w. the oregon Short Line rail-
way company appellant M the trial
court respondent was awarded "a Judge
ment Tor sans, for mo loss OF house
hold goods lost or DESTROYED while
being shipped over defendant come
pauFE line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
CONFERENCE PAMPHLET

Full proceedings of thc soventy-ninth
teml-anuual conference OF the Church
0f Jesus Christ on Lntter-day saints,
held Boo the tabernacle and adjoining
halls. Salt Lake city oct Z. 8 and 3.
ore now ready
This was one or the most spirited
and Interesting conferences held In
many years These sermons and ad-
dresses WIN not be- printed in any other
form Price 26c post paid
DE6ERET NEWS BOOK sTORM
g Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

Not until the 18th and next 10 the last
section Co the bin is reached. does the
niger iu the woodpilc' appear. Sec
ton Is OF the proposed acc. reads as
follows:
sec g. The term intoxicating d.
qu0r' as used in this act includes spirit
uous yinOus. malt. and other intoxi-
eating liquors and patent and proprie-
tary medicines OF other compounds cap
able OF being used as "a beverage and
WHlCH CONTAIN MORE THAN 10
PER CENT OF ALCOHOL or other
intoxicating liquors
ln other words. beer which contains
only q per cent OF alcohol may be-
manufactured and sold after the pas
sage of the act just the same as at
present, saloons selling any kind OF Dr.
quor including patent and proprietary
medicines not containing more than
no FER cent OF alcohol, may continue 10
flourish as wide open az at present all
of which Is calculated Go bring joy to
the heart OF the brewer, whose inter-
ests are jeopardized by the passage OF
a more stringent prohibitory measure
b. is. by Porter will be considered
boy the judiciary committee. along with
all other measures proposed on the
prohibition question; but as 10 its eff
tcacy AZ a means for abolishing the
liquor evil there will be some consid-
cradle divergence Of opinion The bill
contains a provision stating that the
act shall 80 into effect Jan. ], 1910
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Member from Morgan Insists on
judiciary Committee Con-
Sidering Measure.
PERMITS BREWERlES TO RUN.
Also Proprictar, Medicines Contain
ing Not to tNcecd no Per
Cent of Alcohol

After discussion lasting an hour
thc house yesterday voted 90 recommit
to Che Judiciary c5mmIttec D. b 30
the Cannon prohibition bll for the
reason that some of thc members want
ed 90 have the committee pass on some
OF the other bills introduced 600 tho
house puiporuue Go prohibit the man-
ufacture and sale of intoxicating III
quors in the state OF Utah
As an instance OF che uerleut of the
committee in the matter of failing Goo
consider other prohibition bills DO
was urged that n. d l6. introduced
Feb ] sy Mr Porter az Morgan. had
not had "a hearing before the committee,
aud that gentleman desired that this
measure. as weu as some others, should
Doe given hearing before amy final rec
umm. ndauon was adopted with refer
ence 60 prohibition llN.
ON its face the bin introduced by Mr..
Porter. seems 60 he genuine prohi-
billion article 10 begins Bon the usual
manner Boy stating thar Do i- An act 10
prohibit the mauufaCture. sale or other
wise dlsposing % Intoxicating liquors.
and providing penalties for violations
thereof. and constituting fines imposed
n Zen upon the premises where intoxi-
eating liquors were sold and repeating
tide 39. Compiled LAWS of Utah. 1897
ana subdivision a OF section 206. Com
piled Laws OF Utah. 1897 AN Of which
is according to the manner and usage
in such cases made and provided. and
iu conformity with proper legislative
form The first section goes on 10 say
"that II shall he unlawful FOR any per
son 90 manufacture. SELL barter, deal
out on otherwise dispose of any into1-
iCatiug liquor within the state Of Utah,
except as in this act permitted"
The succeeding sections OF the bill
go on 10 ampnfy the scope of the meas
ure and in high-class legal phrasoology
90 designate what shall be infractions
of the measure, and providing penal
ties therefor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

It's superiority cOmpels attention. A
rich, smooth, unfOrgetable taste
found in no other Cocoa. For this
reason it is served in the great hotels
and fashionable cafes of the country.
in the homes where the best table
drink is desired. At receptions. at
little parties. In the average homes
where a delicious table drink is pre-
ferred.
1t is healthy; nutritious drink
1t makes red blood, stimulates run
down systems, makes complexion,
makes strength. Convalescents find
it nourishing. Growing children
clamor for it. 1t is drink and food
1T is AS GOOD AS
McDONALD'S CHOCOLATES.
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ShannOnC OItharp Co., 2sE End So, Wilson Hotel Annex


conce No y
p A r. II
n secretary
sometime notice o.
hen
will
promises
fine
furnish
OF
The shannon cuap company inspection home
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LOST

, THURSDAY LAST. LADYs BLACK
hancbag containing money and papors,
valuable only to owner Finder please res
turn papers 10 "A North lst West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

Tho regular meeting OF the high
priests quorum m the Pioneer stake
viii he lgid tomorrow sunday at 40,
a. m. ln the Pioneer stake ham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

A. A.. Evans, Florist, so s. Main st
FLORAL designs a speciality. Phone 0oi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06


dersl than on its first presentation
s-'.li.u.- az. sb.r- .-d tt.,. .,rs
,tifb q ,,s,tsio,5 ssrpest,,,ss ia r.rs
tbsf ,tid ibs,,, ,l.st '.re.Ilt 1.bs .,rqi,..s.
group Of notable soioists agdn did fine
work. unless we except MT D'uEau
Who was suffering from "a cold ana had
90 omit some of his most beautiful
passages. the same hearty applause
1s before greeted ine EFFORTS ot Ni. tu-
slgn VINO was also surtr oi aus WORK.
Mi hilh'sl MI. biaIti. anu NiA.
RUNNER MIs Motifs. MISS Evans,
Miss bWyei ana MISS b"ineS. ihe
latter having % eI,at reception l'i n'I
o'1ullI ul NUM-. ICES. 2" iN' ,''la'
AT t"' ''N'l"7i'' ''' 'L
llr choioa remained stat'a q" l-'eiFe
'iD ''is. .'u ''''. %. 'i''.uH - ~
ci'lIF interesting feature "e7 On "l
dr'ss u. ,NhAia aia'.'h 10y FIoI'
It'I 81 '"l 'i'a- VINO was t"-Hg az
pI"uuel "u'H n. ,iei.5l 'l.lt we
"st II'. Ie -,-.'l " i,lN'''.H v4 i-li-
5'l p. 6., .- ~.
N'.'' W"'- 49, 80 F0' ~
"tI ~ V' "a i.'''' '' "i'-' jug
i'"Ne" ''i' '' 'i '''''a
very pleasing ana ulshly educ1-
uehaI feature was lne address ON the
hlr ana music OF ~ rhuci7apHh AT tht
opening, Delivered hy tIot l.und OF
the IS T. L. OF Provo te MADE some
eHceilen' points ana was nearby ap-
pltu4ed TOT DDS tH"it7'
prpbeup,-raut pfsbf a ora ACT
sL.tr6 uNf. pbant1ui svesthe4rt o-
ths Nuionaira,s Ur.am.- written by
Frederick Alton of the Willard Mack
.onpany WA. presented nj the Orp1.-
nm and rrade a decided hu his Theme
b an almost entirely new ono to yaIde-
,,Ia fns.r1IIb 4s tb, ul,-,I ..nti-
r.nt nraa,f1In8tos rather than fLe
r,ar,r, amusing. but sd deleateIy has
me- a,,tbor managed mis- mo-al man NJ
Ii Far nom being me red nag al n ru'a
al fnriously set uaou and hooked by
Iit.r.,,. .a,3 dramafI.. critics n Ho,ts
,-,tb.r ss AZ, s.,,ls tfr1.r tn. Mad. ,.f
,,,,,,,,,,t.s t.,dsr s,psgIi,,,, ma .,.,l.-
lnq q CHARMING NAV of contrast sho,r-
M In t.s vi.io, ~ rho dead .,yaof
ho,rt .or,inv III, tbe borr of +, sn
,.r,r,e p,ata-isI and .arthl,- su.ces.
ana l,,ipe its proud struefsra gesr. 4
oa ,nril5ross ana qrlel indiferarce In
~ d,,st ,itb Inc s,,nasl os no J5
,gboiesn,,. bigb ideals of voutb 4
,,lssssnt s,.nTfs, tno is tbe .rtho,,s
lror|c+,ti,,, ~ bis nbartou, eygeetbosrt
10 A. ,o 49,. etbsre-,I ,bcet of tro,1t.
ti,,.t &c.. ,,r, which ,,.ils t,t, IN.
,,,is.-., M. u g. mo rstpr,l s,,,,.,r
80 s.,aot ,.,tced ,,iri I'm vvbo,,
1890 nos alono ear,uia,. ,gitb ~
1tttiI i,t...-.a,r,t ,r1 -.t,,r-,1 80 o,,1
- ,.s tLe ala tin,o. -, LETT, ,.tt,b
h nna tbirise Could alone nave ,.i9iiei
rba cb.r,ber nd n1su,ry ir rbe ofI
-. 49,. Nj "a, NF.,,.,,.,,,,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
STIFF SENTENCE
FOR WIFE BEATER
Iudue. Bowman Thinks One Hun
dred Days May Help
Winston.
HE DEMANDED A JURY TRIAL
Thought tic Could only Get Fair
Trial That Way. Which
Was Proven

Inhabitants OF Salt Lakes darktown
furnished the main attraction ia the
criminal division Of the city court be-
fore Judge j NJ Bowman this morn
ms. when the case OF Edward Winston
a burly negro, was tried on the charge
Of brutaly beating his wife
The trouble occurred last Wednesday
morning when the screams of Mrs.
Winston attracted several persons 10
the winston home. The man had the wo-
man on the floor. his knees I'm her back,
and he was beating her while the wo-
man was vainly trying 10 get revolt
yer from a hand satchel with which
TO shoot the man.
Winston went To his home the night
previous, but before he got a chance
Go iniure his wife. she drew a gun on
him and ordered him out OF the place.
The next morning when he Went home
and Mrs Winston opened the door he
sprang az her, seized her by the throat.
knocked her down and was beating her
when neighbOrs rushed I'm and dragged
him away. During the scuffle Mrs.
Winston got her husbands left fore
finger iu her mouth and chewed 10 gem
erOusly
The woman testified this morning that
her husband repeatedly beat her. that
she had To- support a sick son and also
had TO support her husband. She de-
cIared he beat her often because she
did not support him in a manner suit
ed to his tastes.
When Winston was arraigned yester-
day afternoon ne Insisted ON "a jury
fa| "a hf nH Hf %
fair trial without a jury. lie was given
O jury trial, the tribunal being COM
posed of g.. S. Lee. j. r. McGiffon,
Matt Doughcrty and W. n. Shovel.
Nine witnesses. eight Colored and one
white. gave practically the same testl-
m0ny 20 the effect that Winston came
home looking for trouble, and gave Mrs.
Winston severe beating
After hearing ~ evide . the jury
retired and was out only about four
minutes when a verdict Of guilty az
charged was returned and Judge Bow
man promptly sentenced Winston 90 "a
term of 100 days In the city Jail at hard
labor.
OTHER POLICE CASES.
John schmit. foreigner. charged
with drunkenness. heard the COM
plant read to him. nodded t0 Judge
Bowman and began 90 saunter out OF
Che courtroom he was brought back
iu short ORDER given "a sound lecture
on the evils OF drink and permitted
to go.
Edgar Fisher. the youth who stole a
set off harness from the rear of the
Mads5n furniture store yesterday
morning pleaded not guilty t1 the
charge nf burglary in the third degree.
but admitted Doc stole the harness. The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-01
MN thanks
FRIENDS FOR HELP
Doc Henderson is Fully
Grateful for Gift Of !.
Artificial Limb. ;sst.ss'

Doctor" Matthew Hsnderson,
colored, who lost a leg in q railroad
accident several months ago, and
who was enabled 10 purchase an artfl
tlcial limb through the kindness pi
friends, returns his thanks for.sktf
same in the following communica-
ton:
Il wish to extend my heartfelt
thanks 10 the many friends who 50
kindly helped me TO get my arti-
fetal leg, They all have my very
best thanks ana kind Appreciation
for what they have done for me. ]
must say that l did not get the limb
myself; for did not. 1t was
through my many friends in Clarks-
burg and MIR. w. G. osporn and the
Clarksburg Telegram and the Har-
rison County Herald. / did not
know that ! had so many friends in
Clarksburg. | must say for Mr.. w.
G. Osborn that he stuck by me and
saw atht l got square deal and
am going to stick by him and l know
that / can Stay with him as long as
! act right and try to be man. ]
also thank Rev. G, ~. w. jenkins,
and the lady typewriter who helped.
And ] must not forget my friends,
Mr.. Clifford and Mr. Nate stealey.
Ny little friend Lulu Strange also
has my thanks; she seemed more
like a mother to me than a niece.
All of my friends can look for more
in the near future The 1half has
not been told.
s."DR. MATTHEW HENDERSON.
"Clark.burg, Jan. i, 1909"
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AN ADDRESS
TO THE VOTERS
Relating to Liquor Licenses,
the Bond Issue and
Other Matters.

By request the following address
70 voters Is published by the Te,e-
gram:
In about three short months you will
be called upon 10 vote for five coun4
cilmen and other officers for the
city. The question of the liquor IL
censcd saloon Of our city forces it
self upon the attention Of the peo-
pie. The cry of regulation and re-
form has been heard again and
again, and from what one reads in
the city papers, ana what Is to be
seen publicly on our streets. almost
daily, the ques ton has not been taken
very seriously.
VIVA: shall be done about it? is
there no'remedy? Must tAis state of
affairs continue
The questions. Qf bond issue for
street Improvement and water supply
.al! need careful consideration. but
none of them nor alf.sof them COM
bined, can be compared with the
drink traffic in our aity.as to fnauclgl
health, moral, or religious aspect.
+ The bond .ss'f of $4,000 entail
ing debt on the people for about a
generation. is lcas than the one-ha!f
Of Clafksburgs drink bill for one
year. clarksbru.g's business men-5an
better afford to pay the proposed
bond debt out 'af their own business
than permit the saloons TO run Tor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-01
UNIVERSITY
Is Visited by Governor-Elect
Glasscock to Learn
Its Merits.

MoRGANToW7S, jar. i-Govern.
or Glasscock spent the greater part
OF an afternoon here this week il
conference with President Purinton
of the University and making himself
familiar with the needs Of that !nsti-
tuition that h. may intelligently act
IN regard 10 the big school during his
administration.
Monday Mr.. GlasscociS viii leave
for . trip through the Eastern Pam
handle to visit the state institutions
there. lie win go FIRST 10 Keystp.
where lie wiz visit the preparatory
school, then to Romney to see the
school FOR the deaf and bEind. then
on to Shepherdstown to .vlsft the
Normal school there. :.
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1AaII1E5 EVENT
In the Hamilton Hall at
Shiniltson One of Most
Enjoyable of Season.

sfFTNNsToN. Jan, 1.-The danes
given by the young men Of shinnstoh
at Hamilson Hallslast night was onr
of the enjoyable events ever held in
the town. Twenty couples werS
present a splendid program oi
music was rendered by Nelis' IS ar
elrcstra Of clarRsbttre At IL O'clock
a delicious SUPPER was served Mt the
Oak hotel, ana Mrs M'ccee's tame ~
a cock insured the! success on this
part Of the program, Among the out
OF town guests present were Miss
Anna Horner. ef Pittsburg: Mr. ana
Mrs Henry Reeder. Alisses Maude
Hinberger and Lillian Coffman. Of
CIarksbuts; MIR: and Mrs. Boyd Hor-
nor. Of Lumberport, and George VIII
kinson, og Gypsy
Among the other social events last
might were: Miss Alice Robinson en-
tertairGd the members of the satur-
.daSs Evening Club at her home on
Aahelp street 1T a watch party.
% very pleasant evening was speut.
lsa mty refreshments were served is
the hostess.
=. : number pfathe Younger set had
4 tsfty iHsthe. Cunningham hall last
Ift, A inost delightful evening
gss spent a various games.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-01
Strong Irtination That Gov.
Dawson Win A lin Recon-
mend It's rsation
SECRET SER III cE WORK
Would Largely Constitute the
Line of Action . Such
q Departnlent


There Is a strong frl liFatlon here
that Governor w. N. 3 sswson wa
likely repeat that, paft fornisr
message to the 7egislatsire asking fqt
the creation Of a shufs x afcrma
ton,
1T y urged that sos bureau
wouM prove Of iIixaiaaile service 70
theistate government taa caQrts and
others, Phe bureau "a Nil
be, % state widas q arter aea 10
sore eStept be Of stl natnge of Il
seefets .segS'ice departIu siseh
the fSsIeras govsgngnas asa seSetai
,qf the. .states pdFe, 1asl til. chief pfs
sice Wenld Doubtless 8 loeatea iIs
charlestou.
The services th iaep es tlf@
bureau, however @sull agst s;ff
parts ot tile statr aifd ser
70 courts n The pros araShs of NO
lators of the law Il Is stated tlift
much pIsssurc wRi d brought ia
bear n have such hhreau created.
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YEAR IS OPENED !.
lNT 4 FRE DISASTER
lsoF ira awsorl of Stealey
A5dition, When His Barn
i Conslinledsb by Blaze.


ns'g legand disastrously
fsf IRA gfiiasI. Etractor, residing
on North steeet Stealey addition.
When his barn Ayas destroyed BY fire
shortly after the advent OF 1909.
Z Therbarn was situated in the hoi-
low just back Of the house and short
~ after midnight was discovered to
he in flames. Efforts to extinguish
the lire We're rruitless, but most Of
the tools in the barn were saved. anil
the COW ana most of the chickens.
which We're shut up in the lower part
of the aarn we.t gotten ont before the
fire reachea them. \ winters supply
Of hay was totally destroyed.
Tho loss amounts to several hun
dred dollars. There was 80 msur-
ance. The origin Of the fire il IN
known
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-01
BIG MILLS
Are Soon TO Be Located iii
Fairmont With FEisadre
of Employees

s F'AERNIoNT. Jan. deal las
been closed here by a aas6l E.aa
Of Prade and .buslness 81
by the Iudependeht Steel and
company of -Pittsburg. IS 10 con 4
date It's plants located; at, ~ o
Pa, EIwood City. Ind, Chicago
and ,cuyahoga Falls, o.. and Ioeate&
large mill here on assslte 6pates
BY the Fairmnnt Industrisf NJ.
a cash donation Of ,sroc.eOo s6r cor.
tain buildings, etes gas asa ass iir7
"a the eodcern bss The liissnes lr7
seTests Of the cry
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-01
scnooLs REorEN MONDAY

The schools Of the city viii re-
sumo work Monday morning after ar
enjoyable vacation begun the Thurs
day before Christmas, Members of
the faculty who spent the vacation
sout o. Tie city are returning and the
children are already making prepa-
tations to take W their work again,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-01

REL IE r FUND VJlIL
60 IN 10 MI Z IONS
Already This Country Has
Cabled Over Half a Mil
lion to Sufferers.

NEW YORK, Jan. AsponSanepus
action taroagbout thes cofssttry 70
succors the distress o. italy 6is as
.apmed the character Of al imposing
hattona movement.
Already more than $500. 686 Is ON
band aud most of this has been
eabled III.
WitR sa approprisslon which tie
american ungresssis expected to
make ega wilIgFun INTO
alillioSs IN dolsars
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-01
TRIAL POSTPONED

Tie trial oC Charley llaeE a
ed with stealing turkeys from F1
Lyons, near Hepzilsah, Ga
wee has been postponed IT,
nrday morning III o'r:o,l,
trial was slt FOR THURSDAY u'
before Magistrate r. NJ Iepa
was postponed on account of ,a
sens Of an important witness