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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02

Attorney S. P. Bell came over
from Spencer Sunday evening,
In a boiler explosion at CASA
way Saturday, jim Riddle, OF
Gilmer county and four other
men were killed.
Jesse Bennett left Monday
morning for Parkersburp to con-
suit a physician. Mrs. Bennett,
his mother, accompanied him,
and it is probable that they will
seek milder climate before re-
turning here.
We are sorry to note that S.W.
McClung will be compelled to
leave here about the 18th of this
month for Ashville, N. c., for
the benefit of his health. Mrs.
McClung and little daughter will
accompany him, and they will re-
main there until the general con-
dition of Mr.. McClung's health
is improved.
A telegram was received at the
l. X. office this morning, dated
at Johnstown, Pa, and directed
to Mrs. w, b. Jones which said:
Come at once. Father was kill
ed in an explosion last night
[signed Geo. Jones; an effort
was made to locate Mrs w. B.
Jones, bnt no such person could
be found in this community.
Frank Stalnaker and Newt
Jarvis engaged in a desperate
fight at the home of Dave Stall
maker on Beech Fork last Sun
day, and as a result Stalnaker is
lying at his home with several
ugly knife wounds in his face
and breast, and although the
wounds inflicted are of a very
serious nature it is believed that
he will recover. Details of the
affair ere very meager, and as
far as we have been able to as
certain the facts are as follows:
Jarvis and Stalnaker with some
other young men had been drink
ing and were in a semi-intoXi-
Gated condition and were appar-
emily the best of friends, when
suddenly they quarreled and the
fight started. We have not been
able to learn who was the ag-
gressor or what was the imme-
diate cause Of the trouble. In
the melee that followed Jarvis is
alleged to have used his knife
with telling effect on his antago-
mist. The first reports that reach
ed this place were that both the
combatants were badly carved
up, but later reports say that
while Stalnaker is suffering from
several severe wounds, Jarvis es.
capped with only a few bruises
about the head and face.
A young man named Stalnakel
q brother of Franks, was re
ported to have been cut and bad
ly used up while separating the
participants in the fight, but thi;
re port has not been verified.
So far as we have been able t.
ascertain no arrests have yet
been made.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02

ly virtue ot deco in Che C'rut
.ut 90 Calhoun touaty rendered of th,
$50 ust term 1000 m Tho Chonccry rs
r iiumcr Knott. lmin rato of O. O,
uur OF simon A. krprs deceased again &
Jnn y. Enote and Others. o. ero'n p,r-
ling, Che undersigned commissioner will on
Tuodav Che lG.h DAY Novcm CO. 100
offer for s.lc at tht fan door Of Che court
house of sud county the real estate by
uid decree directed Co bc sod or SD much
hcreol es will De Necessary 90 pay thc debt
nd cost decreed in said cause, wLicD
Zeal estate IS described o. i'llovt
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

BY virtue of a decree of the Cir
cult Cou't, of Calhoun County
West Virginia, rendered at the
Angus term thereof, 1909, in the
Chancely Cause of p. p. Bell
against Henry Blair and others the
Undersigned Commissioners will on
Tuesday, the 10th LAY of Noveu Der,
1909, at
the front door of the Court mouse Of
Calhoun County, in SAID state, Ter
for sale by public auction to the
highest and best bidder the follow
ing described real estate; to wit:
An equal undivided one half inter
est in and TO a certain tract Of Ga 2
acres Of land situate on or near the
Idttle Kanawha river. near tho
mouth Of Steer Creek, IN Sherman
district Calhoun County, West Yir-
ginia. Being the same land con.
ycyed by Daniel Kimblo andwi fe
to A. J Holbcrt and Henry Blair,
by deed dated on the 9th day Of
February, 1905, Of record in tho
Office of tho Clcrk Of the G utty
Court Of Gu 'houn County. West
Virginia in deed book No. at lngo
PSI, and in said caueo directed 60
be sold. for q more particular de-
scripti5n of said land reference B
here had to the papers Of sml
cause, which sale shall include fine
entire interest in tho, dwelling
house located upon said and,
known rs the Blair house.
Forms Of sale: ono iL.rI 90,
purchase price. cash in hand ou Che
.dt} Of sale and the residue rn5a n
credit OFFS and II months it, luar
payments, Inc purch ser czeelara
notes or bonds with good pc.s9ra.
security for q G deferred installmcut.
20 bea~ interest from date.
a. q MATHEWS
$. u. BELL
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02

1 G G. S.a.cber Clerk .of The
Cir nit Court Of Calhoun County
West Virginia, do certify that a.
G. Mathews and S. r Bell have
axocptcd bond as required by dc
cree in tho above named cause 10
the penalty at $500 90 which has
cen approved and q cd by me.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02
Huffman Music Conservatory.
Ala Huffman.

We are now ready for work
and will begin with the largest
class we have ever had. We
want all who will work as
our work must speak for itself
Will give q recital each month
at Che M. E.Church with music
grading from one to seven.
Small children taught for half
price or So for 20 half hour
lessons. For further informa-
ton address, Allie Huffman,
Grantsville, VIVA,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02
Programme.

Grantsville Literary Society Nov.
1, 1909,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02

800 A. M. opening devotional.
Trapcacti. IN of business
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02

Attorney S. P. Bell came over
from Spencer Sunday evening.
In a boiler explosion at CASA
way Saturday, jim Riddle, of
Gilmer county and four other
men were killed.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02

Jesse Bennett left Monday
morning for Parkersburp to con-
suit a physician. Mrs. Bennett,
his mother, accompanied him,
and it is probable that they will
seek a milder climate before re-
turning here.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02

l. 70 G. Smrchor Clerk Of the Circuit
ytu u Calhoun county West Virginia do
butJ. ~ llmil,oa che COMMUNIST ,nor
boye name lao. 1led in my offceo bond
% hcPsoalty Of 5000 as required by
,cres in aii cmss.
rosi,. n
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-02
CLOTHING.

In this line we have what YOU
want from S2.4S 10 S15. We save
you 81 90 per pam on mems cordu-
roy pants, we want You TO call and
see them.
UNDERWEAR. - New were bet
ter values assembled together than
we have in this line Mems, womeu's
and children's. Wehave mems exit a
heavy SOC underwear mot the SOC or
35c kind for 81 LIE. each.
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR
BARGAINS.
Ladies long coats, 81 % to SO 90
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

French cup Sunday. His medal score was e7 and with his handicap ot 16 was only one down to Colonel Bogey. Robinson. who won the cup in the February contest, was in good form yesterday and in spite of a cut ID his handicap to z was most dan gerous contender and finished only two down to bogey-
 Ausband-Wife Match.
 The first round of the husband-wife match has been finished with the tol- lowing results:
 NIT. and Mrs. Holden, beat Mir. and Mrs Whipple: MT. and Mrs. Thorn ion heat Mir. and Mrs. c. Scott; NIT. and Mrs. Thomas beat Mir. and MS. Butler. NIT. and Mrs. Badger beat MT and Mrs. Sexton; Mir. and Mrs. Reno beat MT and Mrs. Hill; NIT. and Mrs. Cass beat Mir. and Mrs. A Scott. NIT. and Mrs. Rice beat Mr and Mrs. Barclay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lawhon defaulted to MT. and Mrs. French; Mir. and Mrs Dixon defaulted to Mir. and Mrs. R Scott: MT and Mrs. Lund defaulted to MT. and Mrs. CoIley; Mir. and Mrs Houle defaulted to Mir and Mrs. Dow. ell. MT. and Mrs. Wright defaulted to Mir and Mrs. Rae.
 In the matches between MT. ane Mrs. King and Mir. and Mrs. Adam sen, MT. and Mrs. Todd and MT anc nIrs. Paul, there were double de faults.
 In the second rcund which must bt played by Monday, May 2. the par iugs are:
 Mir. and Mrs. Holden vs. NIT. ant Mrs. Thornton; Mir. and Mrs Frenci vs Mfr. and Mrs. R. Scott; MT. ans Mrs. CoIley vs. MT. and Mrs. Thomas MT. and Mrs. Badger vs. MT. and Mrs Reno: Mr. and Mrs. Rice vs. MT. ana Mrs. Rae.
 MT. and Mrs. Cass and MT. and Mrs DoweH both draw a bye by virtue o double default and so go into th' third round
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

The series was won by Contreras, who also made run of thirty-one, the highest reached during the tourna- menr. The pool championship will not be settled until the end of the week. These games are limited to club members and are one of the features of the years amusement of the organ ization.
 The alleged squad of ball tossers known as the Chivatera Outlaws mas sent a challenge to the famous Bosco team for a game of ball next Sunday morning. Notwithstanding the tact the hilbillies are an unknown quan- tity and have no reputation to justify their boldness, the defy was met with an acceptance and a great game IS nroniised. The Outlaws are explained bv Beai. who is a first baseman of more than ordinary merit, but he IS the only one whose qualifications are known. The game will be called at half past nine on the nam oaii grounds. ,
 IA B. wadleigh and family are in Southern California for an extended pleasure trip.
 Several buildings have been start ed on the mesa during the past wee While most of them are stables and outhouses. it indicates a general inc of confidence, since they are oeinS constructed by individuals
 The final line of the baseball note in Sundays Review, to the efiect that
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Handf-
Average

Bisbee would have third baseman Me Neil to attend to the third corner, was an item of more than ordinary inter est to local followers of the game. He came here with the Dawson aggrega- tion last summer and was the fastest third sacker ever seen in Cananea. He batted .500 in the two games. securing two two-baggers and handled eleven chances without an error. If Bisbee secures nine of his standard the fur will fly in southwestern baseball.
 Mrs. Leonard A. Hagy has gene across the line for short stay.
 Miss Sarah Davis, teacher in the Chixatera English school has gone to Bisbee, where she will remain sev- eral days visiting friends.
 Ignacio Macmanus has gone to the City of Mexico. where he will dis charge the function of a delegate to the convention which will nominate Porfirio Diaz for the presidency.
 Registered at the Sonora: T. A. Hughes. Bisbee; C. H. Christy. Phoe- nix W. w. Etz. Bisbee; Fletcher NJ. Doan. Tombstone: c. H. Ravlins, Em palme.
 At the Alexandria: Meyer Abraham, Sol Schiff, Los Angeles: T. s. Elder. Phoenix: A. Levi. Nogales: W. Ii. Cowan, w. J. Phillips, Los Angeles; H. J. Mcdonald. Douglas; Alfredo Moral es Guaymas, Aleiandro Carmon, Her mosillo; N. H. Katz. Nogales; Jesus Sifuentes. Arizpe
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
AN INcgNoIARY FIRE


 Finding fires in two opposite cor ners at least twenty-five feet apart, with no connecting blaze, Chief Mem eek and the police are of the op'n- ion that the fire early Sunday morn ing which did several hundred dol lars of damage at DeMuth's bakery shop on Tenth street was of incen- diary origin and a police investigation is being conducted upon that theory The insurance people also hold the incendiary theory. DeMuth's loss, which is about s6o0 according to one estimate. will be paid promptly. He was insured for sl200 in the Pirtle agency, $500 on the stock and $700 on the fixtures. He will reopen his shop as soon as he can get it in shape.
 Chief Nemeck's Statement.
 "Of course we know nothing for certain said Chief Nemeck this morning. "but if that fire was not in it's origin I cannot ac- count for t and in my experience have seen nothing Ike it. When the department reached the bakery shop the place was pretty well enveloped lin smoke. I crawied in with the .chemfCdi. ana two DidEtE WcES III tN- idence-one. the biggest and most se- rious, at the southeast corner of the work shop. and the other ir the north east corner. There was no connect ing fire of any character at that time. The worst of the two blazes had been started right in the corner and the partition between the workshop and the front room was well afre. The door of the oven was well away from both blazes and there was no evi- dence of fire about the oven"
 Police Discover Fire
 The police were responsible for the alarm being turned in before the fire had attained large proportions. The alarm was given about 4:30 o'clock and the paid firemen were at the scene in a jihy. At first Chief Mem eek though. he could put the Ire out with the chemical but tho bleze be- came threatening and he decided it hest to turn on the water. With this the fire was soon ont. Chief Nemeck was high n praise Of the volunteers and the police. Many of the fo.mer hurried to the fire from their homes and perding their arrival tho re~-lsrs were aided materially by the night po-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

ice. The engine, it Is said. was steamed up in very short time.
 Tony DeMuth makes no direct accu- sations against anyone. probably lacking proof with which to substan- tiate what he might say. but one gathers from his statement, given an International reporter this morning. that he believes he Is the victim of a conspiracy. He was formerly one of the proprietors of the Pure Food bakery and after disposing of his in terest in that business left the city. Recently he returned and started business in the Suits building on Tenth street just west of the Dime, having first purchased the bakery business of HaH
 What DeMuth Says.
 Since getting started I have heard of covert threats being mace against me and one man to my face said he would put me on the bum Things ran along suntil one day I went to Courtland. driving my span of horses. 4 few miles out both siekened and at a ranch house the less hardy one of the two died. The other pulled through. Experienced horsemen who examined them could account for their sickness in no other way than from poison.
 Then I began to hear stories cir culated about me that would have a tendency to injuTe my business. One Of these was to the effect that was suffering with a malignant disease and that my shop was unsanitaTy. To offset this l had pr. Greene, the city health officer, examine me and iE- spect the shop. The result of that examination and inspection you saw published in local paper. Locked Doors; One Was Open.
 When I closed up Saturday night after a good days business I locked the doors. Of that I am sure and can substantiate it. When the DO lice discovered the fire the front door was unlocked.
 l Am I going out of business? We'll hardly. When I saw the damage done at my place Sunday morning. caused by the water. felt bit discouraged but I am going to stick 1t out" Marshal East's department is con ducting an investigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Peuusr Hash.

Save drippinss and cold sl in steak. Cut steak into pieces. To haf a la~ge salad bowl of steak add two green peppers, four tomatoes and three large potatoes. Cut vegetables into pieces. slicing potatoes thick and ir- regular. Cover with water and season with salt only. Cook half an hour and thicken juice with a tablespoonful of Jour. Serve with plain boiled rics and salad.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
old papers. in bundles of 100. for sale cheap at Review office
Fralt yEhirs.

When company comes unexpectedly 5r one wants a hurried dessert. there is a frait whip that ls s.'o.- Soth to LOOK at and to taste. . urn q enpful af raspberry preserves into q g.2s5 serving dish with a tablespoonful of sugar and the whites of two eggs. then whip up together until the mixture B stin. Pour whipped cream ove.. the top, and. if desired, grate some nuts over that
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Rasooerry ome.et.

Beat the yolks of five eggs light with q heaping teaspooafuI of pulverized sugar. Into this stir two teaspoonfuls 3f corn starch, dissolved in four table q zpoonfals of cream. then the stiffened whites or the eggs. Cook in frying pan until set. spread with red rasp berry jam, fold. sprinkle with pulver ized sugar and serve hot as desert
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Child in Trance for Thirty Days.

Bloomington, Ill-Due to an attack of meningitis, Elizabeth, the five-year- old child of George de Groot of La Sale county, is in a trance-like sleep and cannot be awakened. The child has lain 30 days in this condition, and appears to be healthy, save for the ab- rOrms sleep. The case is unique for IaildI .n of that early age
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Entertained Friends

Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Owens of Qual- ity Hill entertained a few friends at an informal dinner last evening. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. c. A.. Buchner. Miss Clara Haas. Messrs. Scod, Wilson, Ray, Lanford and Lu- ther Owens.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
soft MoIasaea cookIes. Q

Half cup of butter two-thirds cI3 0. sugar, ore cup molasscs. half cup SOU. n.lk. one dessartspoon of sugar dis solved in 1t, salt and oze teaspoon 0. 1.lxed spices. Flour 10 maze as uo-i :. sogga as o-n be hsnalef and cn..
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Concert Pleases.

The concert given by MT. LePa'ge at the Gadsden last night drew from the assembled host of music lovers the warmest evidences of apprecia- tion. and that he is master of the piano was the verdict of all. The program as announced Saturday was followed, but that did not begin to sate the appetite for music of the visitors and Mir. LePaige rendered numerous other selections. Mir. Le- paige's own compositions were ac- corded prolonged applause. At the conclusion of his program !. c. Ham mond. the local basso. gave two se- lectlons
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

The board of health, composed of Mayor Greene and Aldermen Sparks and Cole. will hold a meeting tomor- row morning at II o'clock at the city hall to take action upon the milk case involving the permit of J. J.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Early School Closing.

There was a rumor afoat this morning that the school board had received an unlocked for allowance of school funds and that the schools would not close till June f. Super Intendent I4utz stated that the rumor was all a mistake and that the ap- portionment of school funds allowed was even smaller than had been ex- pected, so the city schools VII close the 21st of May. as heretofore an- nounced.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
shopIifters Being Held.

DCHfS FDCtNs
 The fout Mexican shopiifters ar rested Saturday are being held here pending the arrival of District Attor- neyy Williams. They are held under two charges of grand larceny, one filed by the Emporium and the other by the Copper Queen store, and num- .erous charges of petit larceny. They have retained Attorney A. F. Parsons for their defense.
 Sisters Hospital Soon.
 Rev. Father Gheldorf was in Bis bee Saturday visiting Father Muirer who is recovering from a serious at- tack of rheumatism. While there Father Gheldorf stated that a hos. pitai would soon be started in Doug las by the sIsIers of St. Mary. They expect to occupy temporary quarters for awhile and build a commodious building later on.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Chamber Nomination

Chamber Nominations.
 Members of the chamber of com merce will be nominated for direc- tors at a meeting to be held at s o'clock tonight. The various nomt ness will be voted upon later.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
A SUDDEN DEATH

While engaged as waitress at the c. and A. hotel Mrs. Victoria Gold smith died very suddenly this after noon at 12:30. AS she was leaving the dining room she fell in the han and expired In less than three min Gtes. pr. McGee of the Calumet hos P'tal was summoned. but the woman was dead for a considerable time be- fore his arrival
 Mrs. Goldsmith was about 45 years old and had been employeds as a waitress at the hotel while her hus- band was carrying on peddling bus mess and travelling through this sec ton. He was In Bisbee today. but will return this afternoon. having been notified of the sudden death of his vile
 The body of the deceased was taken Tn charge by the Washington Undertaking company and is now at the psrlors of that company.
 Judge Rice will hold an inquest for the purpose of determining the cause os the sudden death
 SUNDAYS GOLF GAME ..
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
plan HoteIa for crcece.

A Sompeny has been formed in Flu rope fer the purpose of erecting and operating hrst-class hote,s in various cities and towns of Greece.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
CANANEA BILLIARD PLAYERS
 COMPLETE THEIR TOURNAMENT

Apr2
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
DOUGLAS LOCALS
,onsted the Bases.

Cope Donated the Bases.
 NJ J. Cope donated the canvass sacks for the bases to the Douglas baseball team which were used yes terday for the first time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Davidson.


 Mayor Greene announced today that the dairy of every milk man who does business in Douglas will be given a thorough inspection some time in the near future. This inspee- ton will take cognizance of the san itary conditions about the dairies. etc. and will follow the lines mapped out by the territorial board of health.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
ROM DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL

not probable that he could be improv. ed upon at any season of the year Denny Ford is still good enough for any team that Douglas can possibly get together. He plays nicely about second and above everything else knows the inside of the game. The balance of the players are youngsters of little experience in company of any class. Ultimately they may make good baliplayers. but they will first have to learn to bat. Of course. Wolfe
 Pearce did not score until the last half of the ninth inning and until then 1t looked good for a shutout. for. while Douglas was getting runs on errors, the locals were fielding sharp ly and the visitors were even weaker at the bat than Douglas. In the last is coaching them and putting them on to the inside ropes, but can he make good enough players out of them in few weeks to send them against Bisbee or Cananea with hopes Of sue cess? That's the question.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

The lop-sided score of seven to one doesn't give one a correct idea of the baseball game yesterday which the Dons won. Cal Clifford, the youthful twirler for Pearce, had the hoodoo sign all over Douglas, except ing Captain Wolfe. and had the boy wonder from up the valley been ae- corded proper support or anything aDproximating good support the score would have been much closer Ragged work by the Pearce infeld- CTS was resonsible for most of the scoring. Captain Wolfe's tremendous wallop for a home run was the scin- tillant feature of the game.
 inning, however, a Pearce player got hit and stole second while Thorn dozed and eventually made the CT cult via an overthrow to first.
 Wolfe played his usually classy game and got excellent results from his men. everything cousiderd. Den ny" Ford covered second in good fashion and Shortstop Sandom played eieverly.
 For Pearce, A. Clifford. a youth of fifteen whose face has never known the feel of razor, played a star game and worked like veteran. Ills brother. who pitched, performed the Efeat of pitching fourteen straight strikes. all mixed up. and made many a Douglas batsman yainly as sault the air in quest of the ball
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
SUNDAYS GOLF GAME

Foster. who has been playing good. golf recently, won the