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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-09
Sc venden muy baratas,

Hacienda de cafe en- eD barrio Puri.
sima Conception, del Municjplo de las
Las Marias, COP extension de CIENTO
TREINTA Y NUEVE CUERDAS,y
ocbenta cuatro centimos de otra, cafe,
platanos, pastos y maleza; con casa habl-
tacion de MADEIRA, techada de hero galva-
nizado, molino para pillar cafe, casas ma
quina, con malacate movido por fuerSa
animal, cuatro glasis grandes y varias CO.
sas para peones. Linda al Nortc, Maria
Rosario -Aponte: Oeste. Antonio Ortiz y
Francisco Rivera, quienes coliudan tah.
bien por Sur y Este.
II-Pedalo de terreno en- el barlo De
NaranjaIes del municipio de MayagGes. .
cafe, platanos, pastos y trutos memories.
dc trenta cuerdas de extension.
colindando al Este cor ell camipo de Lm6D
v propiedades de Enrique Brngman y
Francisco Rivera; al Norts camino anti.
quo de Naranj jsles; Oeste. tierras de Fran
cisco Soler, Sur, propIedao os Antonl9
Trabal; Este troso esta coutiguo Ia ca
rretera de Mayagdes las MErias.
III-Cuatro porciones de terreno. inme-
diatas entire 81, en- ell barri ode Rio Cahas
municipio de Mayag1c1,, con area total
de CUARENTA y SEIS CUERDAS.
SETENTA Y TRES CENTIMOS, y Que
colindan con los Sres. Jose Perez DIas,
Ernesto Surrs, Carmen Ponce de Detres,
Fernando Ciprian Laplat1a. = Hacienda
"Aurelia" de Oliviery : Sobrino Estas
porciones radicsn a ciDco mipUtos de la
carretera de de MayagneG d Las Marla'
Sobre precio, condolences y deDas eA'
tremos que Sc rean necesarlos, los iote'e.
sados pueden diriiirse Felipe Casaidne
GoIcoechea, con resIdeneIa caIIc AtJehs
nGmero g, Ponce P K.
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NOTIcIAs D. ARtc|BO
(De nues!ro corresponsa1


Febrero 7-El viernes ante numerosf-
simo auditorio, tuyo lugar en- este teatro
la tercera y Ultima conferencia de Ia Ii
g. Antituberculosa.
Hablaron sobre1 distintos temas los
Sres. Professor D. Emilio Garces, Sr. Mo-
rsll Canpos, LIDO. Antonia Suliveras.
Professor D. Domingo Rubio y D. Este
ban Padilla. Por haberse estendido bas-
tande los oradores y por 10 "a avanzado
de la bora Ell DR.. Martinez Rosell5 no pu-
do ccnsumir el turno que tenia designado.
Aver sali6 para Agaadilla ell DR.. Stahl
con Ia Exposition antituberculosa donde
la exhibira varios dias siguiendo despues
para Mayaguez.
Ha tallecido en- esta c;udad daspu6s de
larga y penosa enfermedad. Ia vItuo-
sa ioven Adrianita PadiIla hiia de,nuestro
amigo D. Adrian PadiIla. Ell sepelio del
cadaver fua una demonstration de duelo
que demostraba el sentimiento general
por la perdida QUE acababa de experiment
tar ell carinoso padre. Ell LIDO. Pioornell
despidi6 ell duelo con sentidas trases.
Acompa1amos en- su justo dolor al padre
y fami!iares de Ia i2f7rtunada ioveo. R.
I.P.
Durante Ell pasado mes de Enero ssis-
tieroo las escuelas ptoicas 1881 nihos.
El Dispensario de 10 Anemis en- esta
ciudad es cada dia mas concurrido por
enfermos que acuden 6 buscar el reme'
dio para ess enfermedad. ...
Ha sido nombrado praeticante de este
Hospital el ioven D, Miguel Fernandez
Anoche llev6se q efecto en- Camuy la
consagraci6p instalaci6;g de ia nueva
logia' "Caballeros Unidos" de ls gran To-
gia soberana de Puerto Rico.
Hs fallecido ep Hatillo eI Sr. Mario
Sasso, representante de varias casss de
comercio de los Estados Cnidos. que con
objeto de rccuperar la salud babis lido
aqueI pueblo. r. l., P.
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AV $50

Por sl pfesente Sc hscs sabu que 81
Comite de LegIsiacl6o de la Camara de
Delegates de Puerto Rico. Sc constltuir1
en- Audiences pGblica Ell JueVes proximo
dis once del corriente feorero. las ,
P. NJ. para or Ia iniormAet5n cue Sc
preseute sp feisnion coo Ia quejs Tor
mulads por varIos vecinos de Afeci6p,
sohre'el Cabo Tiburonss
sac ldao z. K Febfero S ie 1909
HEamEIo DIAS.
Presidente de Ia ComisI6n de Legislation
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Los AEJoREs oBJEros.

"Lz Niaia" ei aersdiiado sstaolses
n!s5t. IL IA csiie De "a Fortsls1s. uss-
ua espiGaaIdo surtido De objstos Be- u;i
dad plrz -absilsr6s. y assas d ri,a "a
misa bas'a q eisgsnte coFbAtz de c!tlra
r55a. tHan'ss. medias de color. euel!3s Y
puh0-. hgas. sonbssros de 6eIiro de To-
Ins -ai1r=s y i3ruas. Sc encssntfa alH e.
rlas aanr,a;1 s1rti4o que mss exiasrts
dandy p4eia cesar Precios e6fno3as
3 rapidea ea seryR les pediios
AF. ls0j
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Con motive de Ia llegads 4 Ia ciudsd
&c algunos sehores de Ponce. del partiI7
Incorporate" Sc han dado hacer suposi-
siones en los eireyhos noiieisros de d eiu.
lad Sc dijo que elenentos De Is direcci5a
ie Ia Union de p Rico hAbian tratado de
pfrscer alianEas para de una ysz ns-ar /
q union de to5os los elementos del pals
Sara Ia msior delensa de los intersses Is
,. Rico. Tambisn Sc ha dicho que alrunos
Ie aquellos elementos pOnceEos ss deciden
por arruparss en- patriotiea falan-s y que
.pesar De a ruds oposicijn q8e kacen sle-
nentos del directorio llegarsn ade.anie
uprcpisito. u In ca1nto 4 10 de oirecimies-
. DE- apoyo al Eotis-no. toiO 81 muu5a.
ste b que vahids ess oisrta. so5ss todo
Q lAs sctEl1lss eEeaazlzariAL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-09
LIN A De BENIN ER.
'UERTOS DEL GOLFO. CUBA PUERTORIcc
Y SANTO-DOMINGO
New York q San Juan
y Aguadilld.

La bueue gses "ETEL V. B0YNTON" empezo csrgar el
8 de Febrero y saldra el IS Dc Fstrero de 1909.
NaestroS buqles salem las fechas an1ncadas perni
t6ndolo ell tempo, sino Sc eargan antes
Supeamos los comscanes bagan sus pedidos prom.
ud raandose de oes randes cantidades los embarca
doeS dbean rebr nstruccOnes por cable antcpadameno
para cOnsegur Ia eabids necesaria en- ell bsrco.
Sc ecOmendan los embaqueS po esta Dea pOr Ia eceno
mia de eeS BUEN TRATO dc Ia csrga cue transportan
SuS barcoS
Sres Sobrines de Ezquiaga
AGENTES EN- SAN JUAN. .s.r.. ..
N A. Benner 6r Co.
Y WATER STREET. NEW YORK.
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DON QUIJOTE

Mucho Sc ha escrito en- defensa De IA
idea de one Cervsntes 81 escribir ei Our
tote Sc propuso ridiculizar las costumb:es
Espaholas de su epoca; pero clio no PBe-
de Ger verdad, pues los Quiiotes haa
sxistido en- el mundo entero co todos l5s
hempos y existiran misptras haya hom-
ores en- la terra. Lo que 81 es yerdad que
DO ha existido janis e. quien vsnjs mas
barato que La AImudaios CruII II.
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Ea ssia impfsnia &c vendr pspsl
rsio 4 is pssos hs ls kiloa
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Farmacia "La Emerita"
DE MANUEL PulG DIANA.
PONCE. ISABEL Y LEON sr

En- esta iarmacia hay eoustanie srrt'-
do de drogas lrescas y pstsbter del eX-
tranierc los Estados Unld1s : nns
buena .electa periumerIa de- los nejofs-
iabricantss tales como Z. * u. y Lsf
Rivera
a EspeeiaI atencitc sn Il dsspaeho De-
recetas bajo Ia mas rigurosa exactitud y
a prscIos sumamente limitados 50 y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-09

Al GECiBO DE 1-Es o..
g4rs.a Gs e0rrso - ffi7i E.gru rs
s. F1r 1isI sa3s. r1s s.
gao nara WE.ta4n--F Esss-l1a -tH
J.aa P. T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-09
REv|sTA COMMERCIAL.

@------@-
ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
No hubo.
DE La IsLA
yapores americanos Carolina y Vnsco.
Costaneros: Cazador.
SALIDAS
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
No hubo.
PARA LA ISLA
Costaneros, Joven Casolina' May Flo
wer y Perla.
4 Syapor americana "F. J. Luckemoak".
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Caracas pendiente.
Carolina. cargando.
MoyIMIENTO DE CABOTAJE
Opsracionss en- paertos.
"Patra". "a. Aguadilla.
"Guillermito" Arroyo y Maunabo.
.iisperaoza' @ Yabucoa.
''Dos Hermahos" Fajardo.
Isabella descargando.
Ana Maria Eaguabo.
"Cazapor" descafgande.
Vasco trasbordando.
vapo. Uruguayo "Brasile6o" sali6
de Barcelona para esta Ell 81 dltimo ha-
ciendo las escalas intermedias.
Cousg. Sob.. Izquierdo y Co.
La golets americana 'Meheberoc" de la
nueya Ltnea Baker estara aqut proce-
dente de Nuevs York via Ponce, en- la
pr6xima semana
Consignatario J. T. Silva B. C. 81
vapor espahoi Miguel NJ. Pinillos. sst
drd para esta. haciendo escalas interme-
dias; ell Is del que cursa'
Consigi. sobrinos 1aquierdo y Ca,
Vapor americana "Csrolina"> saldra
para Nueva York mahana.
Consig The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Ca. ;,
vapor americana ''Ccamo". del puerto
de New York para ell nuestro zarp6
el.6 del actual
Consig. The N. Y. P. R. S. s. Ca.
vapor ingles 'Hortensirus". eali6 de
Montevideo ell % del pasado mes para
este.
Consig. Villar y Ca.
Vapor cubano "Jul'a", recalar$ Ell 20
del corriente procedente de la Habana y
escalas.
Consignatarios Villar y Co,
vapor americana S. V. sLnckemback,
saldra de este puelto para ell de Nueva
York el II del corriente.
Consignatarios: I9sular Line.
Vapor frances Montreal al rededor
mel IS del actual estar& aqui procedente
de Puerto Plata.
Consignatarios: ]. T. Silva y Ca, 4 y
Vapsr espahol "Monserrat", del 81 a
% tomara puerto procedente de Colon J
escalas, siguiendo viaie para Espaha
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaea.
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To ssts :moIsDts - ,euds papel vleIa
? pesos luiptaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-09

Veleros de la Inca "Benney'
Goleta americana "Phineas W. Spra-
que" saldra de Nueva York para esta
el IL del actual. Consigatar os Sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana 'Daisy Farlin", de-
be haber salido de New York para estar
Ell % Gltimo.
Consign. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana "Ethel V. Boston"
saldra de Nueva York parn esta ell IS
del actual.
Consignatarios: s. Ezquiaga.
CoTIzACIoNES DEL MERCADO
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Vapor cubano "Jul'a", recalara ell 20
del corriente procedente fe la Habana y
escalas.
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La goleta americana 'Meheberoc" de la
nueva Ltnea Baker estara aquf proce-
dente de Nuevs York via Ponce, en- la
pr6xima semana.
Consignatario J. T. Silva B, c. s.
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Vapor ingles 'Hortensirus'' salio de
Montevideo el % del pasado mes para
este.
Consig Villar y Ca.
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vapor espanol Miguel NJ. Pinillos. sst-
dra para esta. haciendo escalas interme-
dias; ell Is del que cursa'
Consigi. sobrinos Isquierdo y Ca,
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vapor americana ''Coamo". del puerto
de New York para ell nuestro zarp6
el.6 del actual
Consig. The N. Y. P. R. S. s. Ca.
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vapos Uruguayo "Brasileno" salio
de Barcelona para esta Ell 81 dltimo ha-
ciendo las escalas intermedias.
Cousg. Sob. Izquierdo y Co.
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Vapsr espahol "Monserrat", del 81 a
% tomara puerto procedente de Colon y
escalas, siguiendo viaie para Espaha,
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
JUS lCES MUST
REP ORT ALL FINES
CLOTHING
Is Taken BY Thief Who Dons
Same and Leaves
His Own.

For The second time within a few
months the clarksbufg Pressing
COMPANY has suffered loss by burg,
larry
y thief broke into the company's
estabaishment on Third street wed
nesday night, picked out the most
suitable and desirable outfit of cloth
ing he could find and donned then,
after diyesting himself OF his own
clothing which he left on the floor.
The articles taken by the unwelcome
.Ilsstor consisted of a fine overcoat.
a new suit of clothes that had never
been worn, and two pairs of trous.
ers The loss is about SEQ.
Entrance into the shop was gained
by raising a side window after
breaking one OF the panes.
The rroprletors notified the city
police department. as soon as they
found that thu place mad heen rob-
bed and officers inspected the prem
ises. They found several clues and
will eldeavor to apprehend the per-
son who is suspected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
Parkersburg Accommodate
Pushed Against Freight
By Train No. 3.
REAR COACH DAMAGED
Passengers Sustain Cuts and
Bruises and One Woman
Has Arm Broken.
REAR COACH DAMAGED

L
Several passengers were injured,
but none seriously, when westbound
81. Louis Train No. 8 on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad had head
on collision with the eastbound &C.
commodation train No. IA from
Parkersburg at switch at wilson
burg Thursday morning.
The Injured.
MRS. WHITRHAlR, OF Wolf Summit.
arm broken, slight cuts and severe
bruises.
R. G. LORD, of Columbus, O., both
hands severely cut and other
bruises.
J. G. COLEMAN. of Parkersburg,
hands and arms cut, bruises and
sprains.
MRS. ED. TRAINER, of West Union,
wife Of the sheritf OF Doddrldge
county.
J. NJ. SUMMERS, of Louisville. KY,
badly Jared and probably in5ur-
ed internally.
The accommodation was backing
into the switch in order to let the
express train pass on tho main track.
A freight train had preceded the ac.
commodation into the switch. The
accommodation train was not quite
off the main track when No. 3 ar
rived at that point and the engines
crashed together. the impact driving
the accommodation train back
against the freight. The rear coach Of
the accommodation train, which was
well filed with passengers. was
smashed up considerably, the win
dows being broken. seats torn from
their fastenings and woodwork splint-
cred. Some Of the passengers were
violently thrown across the car ana
severely bruised besides being cut BY
broken glass and splinters.
The injured passengers were given
medical attention at the Clarksburg
depot when the accommodation ar
rived there. All were able to walk
and after their injuries we-e dressed
they continued on their journeys.
No one of the train crews was
hurt save for a few bruises and
scratches and all those on train No
3 escaped injury. The pilot Of M.
. was torn of.
Passengers who were in the rear
coach of the accommodation train
say 1t was miraculous that NO one
was killed or even seriously injured.
Two> women who had entered the
rear coach just a moment before The
collision had narrow escapes. but
neither was hurt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
FIVE TOWNS
ARE HOLDING
ELECTIONS
Officers to Serve the Next
Twelve Months Are Be
ing Chosen To-day.

ADAMsToN, Jan. lit is free,
for-all here today with four ticket:
In the field as follows:
Democratic Tlcket-+For mayor.
Frank clousson; for recorder, D. y.
Ffttro; for council. John Biddle,
Clark Minter. E. Baxter. George
Schultz and w. g. Clark.
Republican Ticket-For mayor, L
W. Flanagan: for recorder, Harry
Bohlman; for council. George
Schultz, John c. Blddle. John NJ.
Skinner, L. D. johnson and Berney
Kiernan.
Citizens Ticke-For mayor. John
E. Kidd; for recorder, j. c. Garrett;
for council, L. D. johnson. John sF.
Skinner. W. p. Hamrick, j. Neil se-
hon and r. B. Ashcraft.
Common Peoples Ticket-For
mayor John E. Kidd; for recorder,
j. c. Garrett; for council. John ".
Skinner, L. D. johnson. John C. Bid
die W. 3. Ashcraft and j. Neil Sc
hon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
OF The Legislature of State Of
Indiana Which Con-
yenes Today
KERN A CANDIDATE
For United States Senator
But Has Not Enough
Votes TO Elect Him.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. -
The Indiana general assembly CON
yened today and 1t promises TO be
one of the most interesting held in
years. For the first time in eighteen
years Democrats will be in control
of the legislature and elect a suc-
cessor to United States Senator Hem
enway. For this honor there are
six candidates. and while campaign
has been on practically since the
election it seems none OF the aspir-
ants have enough votes pledged to
claim the victory.
Announced candidates are John w.
Kern, L. Eert Slack, B, F. shiyely,
John E. Lamb, Major G. v. Menzies
and Edward G. Hoffman. The thres
first named seem to have the iarges.
following, yet it is admitted that un-
less combination is formed none Of
these can win.
No time has been set for holding
the senatorial caucus. Besides elect
Ing a senator Legislation to repeal
the county local option law,slegaliz-
ing Sunday baseball in indianapolis,
and the repeal of the metropolitan
police law are looked for.
Governor-elect Marshall will be in
augurated January II.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
SUCCESSOR
To Garofhers of the B.. & o.
May Be a Pittsburg
District Engineer.

Paul Didier, district engineer OF the
baltimore & Ohio railroad with hcad-
Quarters at Pittsburg, may succeed
D. D. carothers, who died last Fri
day. as chief engineer of the Balti-
more & Ohio system. The name of
A W. Thompson. chief engineer Of
maintenance Of way, has also been
mentioned in connection with the Of
fico
Mr.. Didier is one Of the best known
engineers on the Baltimore & Ohio
system. He has been located in
Plttsburg for many years and has
had charge Of all construction work
in westcr PENNSYLVANIA, Mr.. Thomp-
son who was formerly division en-
gineer, was promoted to chief OF the
maintenance department some time
ago. succeeding j. B. Dickson, re-
signed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
FREE SERVICE
All the Way Through by Tele.
graph Companies to the
Sufferers.

Manager U. w. Boggess OF the To-
cal office OF the Western Union Teie-
graph Company received this morn
ing from Superintendent e. s. saylpr.
Of Pittsburg. the following additional
information and instructions con-
cerning the transmission free by tele-
graph companies of relief funds for
the earthquake sufferers:
In addition to free service between
points in this country heretofore au-
thorized, messages to Italy relating
to relief of italian sufferers may now
he accepted for free transmission to
destination when offered by duly au.
thurized relief committees or public
officials.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
SUNDAY PAPER
Is To Be Launched at Nor
gantown by Viii.
liam Nern.

MoRGANTowN, Jan. 7-wiiiiam
'Nern, formerly business manager Of
new journalistic enterprises in Nor.
gantown, proposes to establish a
weekly and Sunday morning newspa-
per, with special Sunday features. a
resume fthe weeks news. and the
days news between the afternoon Is
sue of Saturday and the hour Of pub
licatlon on Sunday morning. Mr..
Nern has selected the only field left
open in the city and has already Sc
cured number OF subscribers and
advertising patrons. The paper will
be issued from one of the local
plants equipped for work of this
character.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
Tax Commissioner Townsend
Sends Out Letters to
All the justices.
ATTENTION IS CALLED
10 New Law A Admonishing ALI
That Fines Must Be Re
portedas Soon as Imposed

STATE Tax Commissioner n. c
ToHFisend has written a letter to the
JUSTICES % ttt peace OF West Virgins
receiiing thai II Is the duty to turn
oNer M fnes lrnmediately after their
collection 10 tho sherlfTs of the sew
eral countles
10 n's pisnr personal knowledge,
this previsions OF the law. says the
Tax Commissioner, has been dlsre-
sarded d some Instances. In making
his last biennial re2orh former Sta te
rax Commissioner White also called
attention % the delinquency of the
justices g the peace over the State
in accounting for the finos they coll
leeted n me following language:
There Is a widespread belief IN
this state that fines imposed ,by the
courts are not properly accounted
for How well founded the belief is.
am not prepared TO say. The stat
ute makes IT the duty Of the state
Tax Commission to look after the coll
lection Of fines. but we have never
been ables 70 five much attention to
this subject The, machinery provided
Tor The collection Of, fines has been
inadealiate- When the uniform sys-
tenn q accounting has been put into
eject howeysr, It ought to have thc
effect % Increasing largely the col-
lection of sdpes; Under this system
cver d0isar III nnes Imposed and col.
lected canbe checked up, More care
IN attsntion viii pc given this mat
ter ln the future than in the past.
becalise the state now has adequate
machinery to enforce colleetloas
from this source"
The present Tax Commissioner.
Mr. Towpscnd. calls attention. to the
iaw relating to tho subject, as fol-
January ;. 1909.
To Justices of the Peace:
Gentlcmen:-The law makes il
thy duty of the State Tax commls-
sloner TO look carefully after the
eollectlon Of fines. In this connection
desire 10 call your attention to sec
tor sSs Of chapter 80 of the Code.
Please note the following language:
All fines which accrue to the
stsste, collected or paid in any pro-
seeding under this chapter from
Justice Of. the peace, shall immeI-
atciy be paid by the justice receiving
ne same 10 the sheriff OF the county
e any Justice shall fall therein. he
shall forfeit twenty dollars for every
6ffense'
my own personal knowledge
tllis provision Of the law. In some In
stances has been disregardcd. 4
Write at this time, sat the beginning
q your term Of Office to say that my
duty compels me to ask that you
strictly conform to the requirements
of this statute.
VERY truly yours.
1T. C. TOWNSEND.
State Tax Commissioner" !"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
BOOK KILLED
BY a Train Near Chicago
Where He Was a Tele-
graph Operator.

John A. Book. Jr.. son of Edgar
Book, formerly of worthington but
now OF Pennington, is dead at Ind
lana Harbor. near Chicago. where he
was employed as telegraph operat-
or. Word reaches here that he was
killed by train but no details have
been sent. His father has gone to
Chicago to bring the body home.
The deceased was a nephew OF John
A. Book, Of FarmNgton, who also
has son named John. The deeeas-
ed young man was 81 years of age
and has many relatives in this county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
INJURED
BY FALLING BIT
Linville's Head is Horribly
Mashed and Neck Pos
sibly Broken.

Ford Llnville, aged abou; 80 years,
a water well driller. residing in the
Reynolds addition TO the city. was
fatally injured at 1880 o'clock this
forenoon al Northview.
While engaged in erecting a rig at
the place Of Albert Chartard there,
the bit Of the drilling outfit fell on
his head and neck, mashing the for
mer horribly and possibly breaking
the latter.
Linvilie died from his injuries at
.:SO O'Clock this afternoon H
leaves a wife and two children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
PLOT IS DIVULGED
AGAINST THE KING
BY a Lieutenant, Who Says
He is Surrounded by
Spies and Traitors.

LISBON. Jan. During a ban
quet given BY officers of the army
here last night at which King Man
uel was present. a lieutenant public
" warned his majesty that a-plot TO
dethrone him was in course OF oper-
alton.
The officer declared further that
the king was surrounded by spies
and traitors.
Extra guards are on duty around
the royal palace today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
SECOND YEAR
Of Medical 'Society's Post
Graduate School Begins
With Session Tonight.

The first weekly meeting of the
second year Of the Harrison County
Medical society's four-year post grad
uate school if instruction win be
held in the soclety's rooms in the
Empire building tonight and the fol-
lowing program will he observed:
Anatomy of the Heart-Dr. L. F.
Kornmann and DR.. c. c. Slater.
Physiology Of the Heart-Dr. A. t.
Post and DR.. B. F. shuttleworth.
Diseases of the Pericardium-Dr.
William CASTOR and DR.. j. H. Maloy,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
DISPOSITIONS TAKEN
In the Case Of Burke Against I .
United States Express Company.

Attorney j. L. Law and Edgar ".
Davais have been in New York. where
the former spent several days tax
ing dispositions in the Burke case
against the United States Express
Company, seeking to compel the COM
pany to receive C. o. D. liquor ship.
ments. the case is pending in
Judge Colts churt. Mr. Davis re-
turned home a day or so ago and
Mr.. Law came home this morning.