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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
FOR TEN DAYS
Man is Sentenced to Iafl Bv
Acting Mayor Cole in
City Court.

Charles Gilbert was convieted Of
associattng unlawfully with a wo-
man who said her name was Mamie
Robinson. by Acting Mayor w. n!
Cole at the regular session of police
conrt this morning, and sent to iail
for ten days in default ofya ten dol
lar fine. The woman was fined slo
and costs but was released on her
! promise 70 leave the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
AnIE. MoDJEsKA DIES.

Los ANGELES, Calf. April s.
Nine. Helena MOdieska. a famous
Polish tragedienne, and one OF the
most noted actresses on the Ameri-
can stage, died at her home in Bay
City today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
OF
RACE CIRCUIT
Is Announced by Gard Issued
BysSecretary Yost of
Circuit.

Secretary L. p. D. yost of the
Ohio -Pennsylvania-west virginia.
Maryland harness circuit has issued
q very useful piece Of information to
horsemen in the shape OF "a complete
Itinerary of the circuit as it is com
posed this year. The card shows
the distance between the jumps as
well as the expressage charged on
horse cars. 1t reads as follows:
Baltimore, Nd, Gents Driving
cldbl to Fairmont. W. Va, j. A. Ell
us, ecretary, by U. s. express, $12s
per car.
Fairmont to clarksbnrg. j. s.
Scott. secretary. Distance 80 miles
by U. s. express, $40 per car.
clarksourg to Wheeling, Camden
sommers, secretary. Distance 90
miles, by U. s. express, SIS per car.
Wheeling to Canton, o.. Ed Mem
del. secretary. Distance 80 miles,
by Pacific express, SIS per car.
Canton, o., to Rockport, o., l.. D.
P. Yost, secretary. Distance 50 miles,
by American express, sos per car.
Rockport, o., to Salem, o., H. A.
Watterson, secretary Distance 6s
miles, by American express, $50 per
car.
Salem, O., to East Liverpool, O.,
I'd. L. Snyder secretary. Distance
% miles, by Adams or Wells Fargo
express, $50 per car.
East Liverpool o.. to Greensburg,
Pa, DR.. F. Mcfarland, secretary.
Distance So miles. by Adams express,
$s5 per car.
Gresngsburg, Pa. to Dawson, Pa.
j. q, Mitttnger, secretary. Dis
tanOe 80 miles by Adams express,
$50 per car.
Dawson. Pa, to Rockport. O.,
Harry Cochran secretary. Distance
10 miles. by U. S. express, $125
per car.
Rockport. O., to Canal Dover. o.
H A. Watterson. secretary. Dis
tance 81 miles, by American express,
ss5 per car.
Canal Dover, O., to Wheeling, R.
D. Yoat, secretary. distance so
miles. by Pacific express, s75 per
car.
Wheeling to Fatrmont. George
Hook. secretary. Distance rs miles,
by U. $. Express, SIS per car.
Fairmont to Clarksburg, ]. s.
Scott, secretary. Distance 80 miles,
by U. S. Express. $40 per car.
Clarksburg to Morgantown, Cam
den sommers, secretary. Distance
81 miles, by U. S. Express. $50 per
.Morgantovn to Cumberland, Nd.
W. w. Keener. secretary. Distance
1a2 miles, by U. s. Express, SIS per
SutAiueTldhd, Nd, to Hagerstown,
Nd George F. Deneen. secretary.
Distance IS miles. by U. s. Express
SO per car.
Hagerstown. Nd. to Baltimore.
Mr. Il. H. Harman. secretary. Dis
tance 81 miles. by U. S. Express,
SIS per car
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
TO DROP CHARGE
Against Frank Drummond, Whom
Uh Shot Monday Night.

Charles UT, of Gypsy. viii likely
not prosecute Frank Drummond.
whom he shot Monday night while
Drummond was trying to break into
Utts home. Drummond was lntoxi-
Gated and 1t is not believed he intend
ed to commit burglary. He is suffer-
ing from consumption and conhne-
ment In jail might prove fatal to him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
CENSUS BILL.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 81
The census bill was reported today to
the Senate by LafoIlette, chairman Of
the committee on census, who stated
he would ask the senate to take ii, up
for immediate consideration.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
FIRE AT DonA.

Fire spread from log heap on the
Lloyd Hustead farm at Dola last even
ing and burnsd over an area Of about
500 acres. Much fence was destroyed
before the fire was gotten under con-
troll.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
ENTERTAINMENT
WIN BE Given BY Trinity NJ E.
Church Friday Evening.

An entertainment viii be given
at Trinity Memorial church. colored,
Friday evening. A debate and gen
er9l discusssq1 viii be held upon
the Question. Resolved. That wo.
man has accomplished more good for
Creation than Man" There WIN be
other program features and refresh.
merits VIII be served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
BRornER DIES sUDDEN1Y.

ans. n. 7. Houston left wednesday
night for Richmond Va, to attend
the funeral Of her youngest brother.
who died suddenly there that morn
Ing. None Of the partiouIafs Of MS
death were received here. Mrs
Houston win remain Is Richm6nd
VITA her. RELATIVES fos prShabty thrse
weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
BUILDINGS BURN.

MANCHESTER, n. H. April s..
Fffty or sixty buildings were wholly
or partially damaged by IRE in this
city today. They were mostly teuez
tnents. The loss Is siso.eOs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
HOO HOO
WIN Hold a conca,enatiou m Fss,,.
Tomorrow.

A concentration Of Hoo Hoo win
De held at Eiiins tomorrow. Tbsrs
is q large class. AT the concluslon -
tne initsatory work there win be {,
banquet, AlE A. Rudy IS the vice.
gsrent q the state. A cOncasenatio,
win also be held here next month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
PRICES SAG
In the Wheat Pit Owing to
Quite General Selling
At Opening.

CHICAGO. April s.-Prices in the
wheat pit were inclined to sag at the
opening d me market today owing to
ddils general selling by commits
son houses and trading holders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
SHOW COMING
unifotm Rank Of Pytl,ians to Have
one Here IN May.

Plnniclannick Company, Uniform
Rank q the Knights of Pythias, has
arranged With the y. Frank Hatch
SHOWS d Pittsburg for a weeks
eshib ion on the old fair grounds
beginning AEay II. There win be
$40 people with the show and a
feature WA be- an Indian village
apoDalasipn Ot q Indians.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
ONE MORE wooD,lAN.

James william Kes.er vas ,sf,i.,.s
INTO Z memeership Of the wooamen or
Che World iast night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08

ppd storgsbtown. y a
tQE
Aalsop cenpdn was here today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
"A srARR1AcE LICENSE.

A marriage lIeenss>Sas issued to-
day to Pedro Gonzalez ana. ceiestInaI
Garcia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
HON. RAYMOND MAXWELL.

Hon receipt Of teegraphics message from
Secretary Of state Reed Informing him ap
pontment to the criminal legislature Great
ing the criminal beudge win be-
come effective May 49, The salary Will e s2,4OO year
Few of his
the county and state Mr. Maxwen spent on
Harrison county soil save only his college University
Moantown where he graduated With
1900 and as bachelor of laws cark
burg bar in 1901 and has practice being
associated with his distinguished Judge
Wen until the latters death 1898 pacced
alone with signal ability. House of
ssa from Harrison county IN the session appointed
Its most Important committee
ton to himself and honor good
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08

Lloyd Hursey was here Thursday
from shinnston on bnsine
J. ~. williams "a Nashville,
spent T'16E ay .slie eity
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08

Joseph A. Davis. proprietor Oh
the Toe Davis hotel as Aianningtoa,
z u tlle city On busInessa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
As the Result Of Suggestion
By the Washington
Ambassador.
DANISH INDIA ISLE
Appears to Be the Only Ref.
tlge For Him Outside
OF Europe.

PARIS, France April s.-The
French Government decided today TO
expel cipfano Castro from me French
island Of Martinique on the ground
that ms presence there was likely 70
fpnent reyolution III Venezuela.
This decision followed the considor-
alton Of a cablegram from the French
AMBASSADOR AZ Washington. giving an
account Of a conference with secre-
teEg OF State Knox yesterday.
It IS presumed here the govern
ment o. the United States Win pre-.
vent Castro making his wayeio ,lIss
main r land on sailing vessel. ..eS.
This course leaves castro u AZ
Tentative Of taking refuge on l's,6 81
the Danish West India islands d s.
turning 70 Europe. ust.
FORT ne FRANCO, April s.--<at=
tro Is stiil here. BE maintains an.ai,-
solpte silence regarding his intenslons.
T. i ||N.#
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08

~ u. Hess was here Thutsday
from, Wyatt atssadiag lo4 Baslhsss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE
Again is Felt in the Ruined
Italian CITY of
Messina.

MEssINA, April s.-A violent
earthquake was experienced here last
night. 1t was accompanied by sub
terraaean rumbnngs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
FIRST BAsENAN
HAS SMALLPOX

AUGUSTA. Ca April
Hal Chase, first baseman of
the New York Americans Is
in a pest house here with
severe attack Of smallpox
and the other members of the
team Watching their arms.
wondering II vaccine virus
VIII put them out Of the game
before the season opens; They
were all yaccihatea as soon As
chase's condition became
became known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-09
MabeI LOOMS Todd.


Mrs Mabel Loomis Todd wh
presided al the exercises Of Che ~
yelling ar il b0Wlder erected to %.
memory Of General Matoon at lhe
5om anniversary Of Amherst Mass
s the rea Ill of tn- Daughters "a tm
Revolution chapter thai had chare
II the uuyeilug. The chapter is nam.
the MARY Mattoon,' in honor q
the wife al General Mattoan. WIN
Nith his neither Dorothy was S.
rae helper ag tbe solaler Mis-
fodd said chat d is The desire ot tht
Daughters oil the Revolution that in
lnte an leading persons and sllea
amect9l with the revolution sht
Is properly marked
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-29
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO.
DISASTROUS FIRE
Does Over $4,000 Worth Of Damage
to the Goblin Block ON
Last Friday.

The worst fire that has occurred in
this city for several years took place
in the Goblin block on Elm avenue at an
early hour last Friday morning.
About 4:5o a. nj. fire was discovered
in the kitchen Of the Bowman eafateria
and the fire department was promptly on
hand after the alarm had been turned In.
but the suffoeating smoke made It very
hard to fight the flames and it was almost
an hour before tho fire was gottsn undsf
control.
In the meantime It had burned through
to tho Brown modern rooms above. and
the smoke had bssn carried between the
ceiling and floor Of the two stories and
had poured through into the rooms shove
and the business houses bsiow until The
contents Of every portion Of the block,
with the exception Of Ksrnsy's barber
shop. wsrs badly damaged. Although !
sn adjoining room to where the fire start
Cd the barber shop was practically un-
seathsd while the ruinous ersosots was
carried over It and damaged everything
in the two rooms beyond.
The gussts In the Brown rooms tell Of
several narrow escapes. but none Of them
met with accident Ia their hasty exit and
the only life reported lost was that Of
Landlady Browns highly prizsd tabby
cat.
The fire adjustsr arrived from Denver
early in the week and 10 stin busy invss-
tgating the sxtsnt Of The damages, %
The Enterprise cannot give detailed
statement Of the damages allowed. but Il
10 eonssrvstivsly estimated that the loss
by FIRE was in the nsiRhborhood Of $l5..
900. divided as follows:
W. 3. Goblin. on building and furniture.
$1,000; total insurance $1,000.
Mrs. Laura Bowman, restaurant hx-
lures. etc., $500: no insurance.
Mrs. Matte Hulss. ladies wear. decor
ated china, ETC., $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
Salvation Army. furniture. books. cloth
ing and bedding. ETC.. $500; no insurance.
Miss Jennie Goblin. millinery. etc..
S2.5oo: insured for $4,000.
H. J. Ross. pool tables and furniture.
ETC.. $500: insured for 81 500.
The .scss. to Landlord Brown and his
roomers will total more than $4,000 on
uninsured goods and ehattels.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-29
Suffers Severe Shock

Naomi. the young daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. W. |. Davenport, met with peculiar
accident hast Friday morning. During
recess at the Washington school the little
girl was at play with her companions and
was running with her head bowed against
the wind when she bumped into a tree
with fearful force. She was rendered
unconscious by the shock and for several
days had but short lucid intervals despite
the united attentions Of three physicians.
Late reports Of the little girls condition
are much more favorable. however. As
she was able p bs up for q short time
yesterday and It Is thought that within .
few days she will have fully recovered
from the effects Of the shock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-29

Assosns the board directors h.nms
building Friday
number Of the opportunity Of adg the beautiful
OF s library looked rather bare inside the furnishings
volumes
ordered thought that the the building
well with the sxtsior In beauty design and finish.
A. b noted from picture the library height
finished In golden oak match the furniture
floor the lecture club 55K 81
ladies'
JlX
msnts Z fssta andn Office Z 10 fest
Slo,6oo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-29
New Driver Of Fire Wagon.

1he city council On Tuesday night &C.
esptsd the resignation Of @. H. Frantz
from the position Of city driver. and Ia
his place appointed J. Tinslsy. who will
hereafter handle the ribbons and look
after the city team and fire equipment.
Marshal Baldwin was made Fire War
den, and this was all the important busi-
ness transacted At the weekly grind Of
the council.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-29
CLUB RECEPTION
Opens Club Rooms In the New
Public Library Building ON
Saturday Afternoon.


A zsphyr Of almost eyelonic proportions
prevailed last Saturday afternoon. but
the unfavorable weather did not deter
ihs feminine elubdom Of Rocky Ford and
Vicinity from taking in the reception given
BY the Woman's Club in the new club
rooms of the Public Library. Special
mention 10 deserved by the ladies Of the
Twsntisth Century Club Of Star Valley.
who bravsd the wind storm in order that
their club might have representation at
the formal opening Of the club rooms.
As the guests arrived they were met at
the entrance by Mrs. A. S. johnson. who
presented each one with Handmade"
program. made by members Of the enter
tainment committee. which was really a
work Of art and will be treasured as a
fitting souvenir Of the occasion. After
passing tho receiving line" the ladies
were ushsred to their seats by Misses
Fenton and Woods and at the appointed
hour the program was commenced.
The opening number was violin sole
by Mr.. Richards Of La Junta. after which
the Invocation was given by Mrs. D. W
Lewis.
Then followed the address Of wsleoms
by the president Of the Woman's Club
and responses BY representative members
Of the various clubs, all Of which will b
reproduced In the Enterprise, with the sx-
ssption Of brief History Of the o. D. 7.
Club" BY Mrs. Geo. G. Maxwell. who did
not care to see herself In print"
The papers were intsrspsrssd with
vocal solos by Misses Myrs Ford and
0Pansy Sheldon. piano selections by Mrs
Addineton and = mandolin duet BY Misses
Worth and Hall, all Of which were splsn-
didly rendered and greatly enjoyed BY the
assembly.
Altar the program the guests and their
hostsssss enjoyed social hour together
The color scheme Of green and whits
was beautifully carried out in the arrange
msnt Of the table, which was exessdingiy
handsoms-with its superb appointments
Of cut glass and china. with eentsrpises
Of waits carnations.
The tsa-urns were presided over BY
Mssdames Mcpherson and Maxwell. Tea
and waters were the refreshments served
during the late afternoon.
Following are the addresses which were
delivered:
Address Of Welcome.
(By Mrs. H. Van Buskirk. President
of Womcn's Club of Rocky Ford.)
Ladies and members Of the various
literary and social clubs OF Rocky
Ford and vicinity:
I esteem myself happy in being
commissioned to say a few words OF
welcome to this noble army when
marches under the flag of good will
charity to all mankind, an army Of
women from the different homes. OF
our community, armed with. justice
and with patience, intent only upon
promoting the common good.
There are those present today who
remember the time when there was
only one literary club in our midst
and that could boast only OF a very
small membership. Now we nave
several. Is not that . step in the
advancement of woman's work! That
.we may well feel proud OF; len
Aears age our day dreams did not
wen picture to our minds this beauti,
full structure, which is to be hiied
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-29
|. R. Fen|aso||
Please save me q large Calendar

experimentation in Cookery:
ssss. sSu.:h fsaeke" Po. 4oass a.asa''f s,usd asa
lamb. Lamb soup. Croquettes.
Salmon cakes. Scrambled eggs
anu WEDNESDAY:
o:3o-How to be healthy: Care OF
the hair, body. feet. bathing;
care of the teeth. How to rest
and sleep.
ration in invalid cook
erv: Egg in nest Ice cream
Pudding. Cruel. Ice. Junkct
Cream chicken in bread case.
z:oo-The well dressed woman:
Dress for all occasions. Dress
for all occasions.
7:3o-Selecting wall papers and pic
,:oo-Demonstration in sewing:
Making . baby petticoat. Cor.
set cover. Joining laces and
embroidery. New embroidery
hints.
A:3o-The brides trousseau.
s:oo-Gamcs and entertainment.
THURSDAY:
o:3o-Convcnicn kitchens.
Io.oo-What to do in emergencies.
Io:3o-Care Of the invalid. -,
II l:oo-Lecture in sewing: Care OF
sewing machines. SCISSORS.
How to dye clothing at home:
Different materials. Skirt
markers.
a:oo-The abuse of present giving:
Graduation. Birthday. Christ
mas.
7.oo-Demonstration in cookery:
Prune jelly. Tea. Layer Cake
Celery soup. Football cake.
Peanut cookies. Apple pud-
ding. Brown sugar candy.
FRIDAY:
o:3o-valuable hints for housekeep-
Io:,o-Canning and preserving.
2:oo-TraveIing. Entertaining. Good
form. Duties of guest and
hostess.
2:,o-Dcmonstration in Cookery:
Ice cream. Sandwiches. Fruit
punch. Candy. Salads. Rei-
ish.
.:,o-How to give an afternoon
party.
Farmers Short Course
The Farmers Short Course will be held
in the High School auditorium at the same
as the above. and the only material
changes from the published program will
be in the evening lectures. which will be
a. follows:
Monday Nieh.-Stsreoptieon Lecture
BY Prof. e. 3. House.
Tuesday Ninht-Lseturs on Lincoln by
Col r F. Tuttle
Thursday NiRht-Musieal Entertain.
mont by Miss Lena Ayers and High
School 0iss Clubs.
Friday Aftsrnoon-Leeturss on Beet
Culture by Espsrts.
Fdde, Nishi-Lseturs on Beet Culture
asd Plant Oissasss. illustrates vish sssr-
eepsisoa views, BY W. X. Wintsrhaltsr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-29
FRIDAY JANUARY 70. 1909,
Good Crop
. Next Year

/ have a number of very
fine propositions for sale in
large and small tracts of
land.
40 acres, Catlin Water,
all good land. easy pay.
ments, 500 per acre.
5 room house, corner lot,
55 foot front, house needs q
little repair, price $1,000.
Lot alone is worth $500.
Think about your Fire
INSURANCE, are you fully in
suredp
Do you want to carry an
Accident or Health Policy?
Are you in need of q bond
from a Bonding Company.
IT you have money to loan
1 can place it for you, make
the papers, examine abs
stract, collect your interest
in fact take all of the trou.
ble from you.
Good Modern house for
rent, stable, $1,000 per
month.
Money at all times to loan
on all kinds of Real Estate.
5 acres with full Catlin
water right, mostly set to
cherry trees, close to town.
Will trade for city proper
ty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-29
Program of the Short Course In Do.
mestic Science.

Following is the program of the
Domestic Science Short Course which
will be conducted by Mary F. Rauseh
in the Sunday school room of the
Presbyterian church commencing
Monday morning, Feb. I. Tuition
fee will be collected at the door the
first day.
o:3o-Rcgistration. Talk of weeks
work. Valuable hints to the
housekeepcr.
Experimentation In sewing:
Making kitchen apron. Max
ing an afternoon apron. Match
ing embroidery and lace. Dolly
making.
2:oo-Shopping agencies in the East
2:3o-Firelcss Cookery.
3:oo-Dcmonstratio in Cookery:
Boston brown bread. Favillc
toes. Baked cabbage. Coffee.
Rice and cheese. Graham
gems. Whole wheat bread.
Wheat gems. Potato balls.
Corn meal pudding. White
TUESDAY:
o:3o-Thc art of dishwashing.
ro:oo-Dcmonstrations in sewing:
Sewing on hooks and eyes.
Stencil work. New embroid-
cry. Textiles.
i:oo-Houschold decorations and
furnishings.
3:oo-Laundry work: New ways sf
washing and ironing. Use OF
alcohol. Removal of stains.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-23

Forest conservation means the striv-
ing for a better utilization of forest
products and the consequent checking
of useless waste as much as it does the
protection of forests from fire. and the
reforestation of lands whi oh should
grow timber, according to foresters
and progressive lum Dermen of the new
school. Few people have clear idea
of the Importance of the study OF
proper wood utilization, and one of
the effects Of the establishment of the
Forest Service District offices most ben
efioial to the people of the west Is the
possibility of close, helpful relation
with branch of the service whose
workings have heretofore been little
understood in this region. This is the
Branch of Products. The work of this
part of the Forest Service has to do
with the best and most economical
utilization of the products Of the for
est, not only lumbe and it's products
but also the bark, resin sap and even
leaves of the trees of which these parts
are of value to man.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-23

Iowa's tax laws are to be revised il
the Senate will fall in line and enact
the Harding Eill which passed the
House of Representatives. The Hard
ing bill provides for $4,000 and for
a commission of five men who shall
examine the tax laws of Iowa. other
States, draw up new statues correcting
the weakness of the Iowa tax laws and
report back tc the next Legislature.
The five men are to come two from the
House. one from the Senate and two
to be named by the Governor.