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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-11
Fl jete de geodesia en- el depart amento de
Washington asegura que es impossible que
Cook engane al mundo.
Venaas que de dicho descubrimento Sc derivan para
la clenc1a.
va varios ocales del gebieno americana discuen la
propiedad del polo. ....

Copenha en-, Sept, a.-Se recibio
un despacho hoy desde Groenlandia
que dice que ei DR.. Cook afrma es-
tar deseoso de liegar a los Estados
unidos para suministar las pruebas
necesarias que conffrman su descu-
brimiento.
"Tengo amplias pruebas que solo
espero llegar a los Estados Unidos,
para suministrar a Ii autor idades
. debidas. s.-dijo el DR.. Cook, al ms
pector danes en- ell Norte de Croen-
landia
Este Inspector Sc llama Dergaard
Jensen. Las autori dades danesas no
dudan por I'm momento las asercio-
mes del DR.. Cook.
Los records del DR.. Cook, cuando
sean presentados a los astronomers
y hombres de ciencia, comprobaran
hasta la evidencia su descubrimien-
to. Ell explorador llegara a Copenha-
gen esta noche q maflana.
Tn comite, bajo la presidential
del ministro de comercio, Sc ha for
mado para hacer una reception al
DR.. Cook cuando este llegue a Co.
penhagen Ell gobierno danes ha des
pachado un torpedero para que va
va a esperar mar afuera al barco
que trae al DR.. Cook. Este torpedo
70 llevara congratulaciones al des-
cubndor, de parte del gobierno da-
mes.
Washington Sept. 3.-El Supe-
srintendente de geodesia, Tittman,
asegura que es completame nte i'm
= 'JpoGble que el DR.. Cook en- gahe al
( mundo. A6rma que los datos de las
! observaciones hechas por ell explo-
,rador comprobaron la verdad de 10
que q ha hecho.
Person as de cultura dicen que ell
DR.. Cook, una vez descubierto el po-
10, no hubiera regresado sin antes
.traer evidencia de SUI descubrimiento
Londres, SPIT. 3.-Sir Robert Bail,
astronomo del observatorio de la u
niversidad de Cambridge, dijo hoy:
En- ell mundo civiligado Sc hacen
dos preguntas hoy. Primero, sque
Sc SAGA con il al polo? Segundo, ico-
mo sabe el que va, que esta en- el po-
No?
"Contestando a la segunda pre-
tgunta dire, que el marinero que to-
ma su lati tud y observa que Ell sex
ttante marca 80 grades, sabe que es-
TIA en- Ell polo norte, 81 esta en- ell he
misfero norte. Los astronomers han
Observable que en- ell polo norte, ei
sol sale y Sc pone una vez al aho.
Hay seis meses de dfa y seis meses
de noche. Cuando Cook llego al 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-11

Superabit, SS.%26-66"
Fl mllnicipio dc IaJardn e,' unio-
nista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-11

-El hrillante vaIs de- ccmpositor
Sr- Rafae Balseiro. --Nuevo so,
Sc esta impn miendo en- o. Esisdcs
CnIdos Y en- breve recibirs squei ia
ediceion que en- forma muy artistica
Sc estz hacienda a IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-11
GRAY ESTARLECIMIENT0 PHOTOGRAPHED
DE R. COLORADO.
L MEJoR ESTABLEClMIENTO FOTOGRAFlCO De LAS ANTLLAS
rODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS fOT0GRAFlC0S CON

IL MEJ0R ESTABLECMENTO F0T0GRAFlC0 De LAS ANTilLAS
TRABAJos FoGRAFlcoS CON Los MEs MArbAAlEs
GRANDES TALLERES para la fabrication de pelicu
las Cnematogrcas Venta aquiler de aparatos peculas
toda cae de materaes accessories para Cnematogafo
Ntas as Postvos para anuncos de toda case de indus
as los retratos de los anuncantes Grandes exste
cas de fnos dorados coores Por el tmo
Sc han recbdo verdaderas preciosidades este
Esa casa la primera unica que Sc dedica la fabr
cacion de peliculas Cinematografcas da
pronto las prmeras pecuas fabrcadas Puerto Rico
inresale
DRECCION: Terao Cable Colorado
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
STRANGER MORGAN S ACTION
CREATES "A GREAT MYSTERY
Rents Hall and Orders Big
Banquet Supplies But
Fails TO Show Up.

A number Of merchants and others
anxIously inquired Saturday afternoon
for a stranger, who had given ll1s
name as j. g. Morgan hut without
locating him up to the middle of the
afternoon
Morgan came 10 the city several
days ago and rented rooms in the
HOFFMAN han for the purpose. us he
stated, to organize Local 4O5 of the
Alnalgamated Wood Workers Nation-
81 Union, which he represented to lie
affiliated with the American Fedora.
ton Of Labor. The rooms were rented
also for banquet for the union To-
night.
After that Morgan ordered guam.
tlty of supplies for the banquet. the
number and quantity Of witch tpdi,
Gated that he proposed to. do things on
large scale. John Clark, Of the Cit.
liens Bakery in Glen Elk, furnished
him $50 worth of bread, cakes and
pics. He got three gallons Of whiskey
and ten cases of beer from NJ. Frost.
The Clarksburg Bottling Company
provided him WITH ten cases of pop.
Swift 4 Company, agreed to sell him
80 pounds Of ham for sandwiches and
Daniel FoEtz brought up SIG worth Of
his famous cigars to end the big af.
fair with.
Saturday morning goodly portion
.of the supplies ordered was taken 70
the Hoffman hall but the rooms we're
found locked and Morgan was strange
~ missing. After waiting for severe!
hours the owners Of tho supplies took
them back to their places Of business,
as they had notbcen paid for by Nor
gan.
In the afternoon. when the time
came for organizing the local union,
a number Of men and women among
the glassworkers ana others with tick
cts they had purchased made futile
additional inquiry about the where
aboutS of Morgan.
What was his purpose or why Nor
gan failed to show up constitute 9
mystery with those interested, Includ-
ing the owner Of the hall, who did mo-
get his rent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
Matinee
Performance Of "Tthe Three
Twins Will Be Given
Tuesday Afternoon.

Because of the record sale OF adj
vance seats for The Three Twins, "
Friday and by request of ladies who
have arranged to attend the Scott
recital next, Tuesday night and are
very anxious TO SEQ the show at the
Grand opera house, the management
of the Grand has made special ar
rangements by telegraph to have
the Three Twins company give a
matinee performance Tuesday after
noon. beginning at 2:SO o'clock.
The sale Of advance seats at the
box Office yestorday for this splendid
musical comedy went ahead of any
similar sale in the history of the
present management. The ticket
plat for the lower floor was swept
clean and the upstairs went like hot
cakes. The management Is gratifed
over the appreciation displayed by
Clarksburg theatre-goers of the en-
gagement of this big company head
ed by the noted actor, Victor Morley.
The prices for the matinee are:
lower floor $3.50 and s1.0O; entire
balcony soc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
PAY OF MINERS
Is A LARGE ONE
IS
4 LIGHT WELL
Acc ding to What is Said to-
Be ffe South Penns

Is slppessd p l,e Che South
senH report of the sillnhston on
icla issas toilows::s 4
opnlent work IN the foot
pool near shinnstop6 clay district.
lIatrison county, Is not proving tbs
gsowing success that was pfedictea FOR
the newest discovery I'M the lower
southwest ON Coon run, about 2, ,0Co
feet north oe The fsood producer on
the Hardesty fartn. the South Penn on
Company has drilled rs test ON the u.
}, Whiteman farm nearly through the
fifty-feot sand and has a show for Il
very light plrnper The wen has u
very light show of oil. but has devel-
eped good gus pressure IN the for.
nation that was expected to furnish
the oil The record up to- the pres-
ont time shows TWO good producers
two very light and one duster How
ever; the hope of extending the pool
has not been abandoned. While there
Is small chance for an extension
either to the south or north there has
been nothing drilled to condemn othsr
;directions from the good producers on
the Hardesty farm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
MR.. ROSS HERE
Former West Virginia Official
Optimistic as to BuSi-
ness Outlook.

John G. Ross, formerly connected
with the chief mine inspectors Of
fee at Charleston and for awhile
acting chief mine inspector, but now
holding fine position with the
Keystone Powder Manufacturing
Company. OF Emporium, Pa. Is in
the city on a business visit. He says
his company is doing splendid
business, and that the outlook for
business conditions in this section Of
the country is very bright. The
Keystone Company is just inishfng d
new nitro-glycegine plant and a fine
labratory. Mr. Ross win remain in
this section for several days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
I RAILROAD 0ysTE0
Hooking Valley Loses Con,
troll of Several Roads
and Companies.

COLUMBUS, o., April 24-The
circuit court OF Franklin county to-
day handed down decree ousttng
the Hooking Valley Railroad from
control through the y. .Pierpotnt
Morgan syndicate OF the GAINESVILLE
and Western, Toledo and Ohio Cea-
trail and Kanawha and Michigan rail.
roads.
The railroad was also ousted from
Its control OF the Sunday Greek Coal
Company, the Sunday Greek Com
pany. the Continental Company and
the Buckley Coal g Rail-
way Company The decision
was given in the suit Of the attorney
general in the name OF the STATE
against the Hooking valley Railway
Company and under the Ohio anti.
trust Law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
Mining Companies Pay Min
ers Almost One Half
Million Dollars.
MINES M ARE ALL BUSY
And Zenith Of Activity in His
toryof Mining IS Again
Reached.

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81 III :. :
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
ES0NE
Is Or. Jepson's Lecture on
Social Evil to Be Given
Here Tomorrow.

Much interest Is displayed in the
lecture on The Social Evil'' to the
given in the court house tomorrow
afternoon, beginning at . o'clock, by
DIR. S. L. Jepson. the noted physician
and surgeon of Wheeling, under aus.
plccs Of the Harrison County Medical
Society, All men and boys over 16
years Of age, are urged to attend as
the doctor will make some strong
points they should hear.
The following testimonials OF DR..
Jepson's lecture. show what two emil
nent men think of it:
Wheeling. w. Va, March Is, 'Oo.
pr. Jepson's address was timely ami
wholesome from beginning to end. /
most unhesitatlngly endorse his pre-.
sentation of his subject. and am douhiy
grateful because 1t was at my own
solicitation that the doctor prepared
and delivered his lecture. My wish
is that it may 'be more widely heard
as 1t cannot but have wholesome
and deterrent effect upon all who may
hear 1t.
(signed)
REV. WM. A. COOK, D. d.,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church
Wheeling. w. Va, March Is, 'O9
had the pleasure Of hearing DIR
JePson's address and ii was rare
treat TO those fortunate enough to Ii
present. Any one who hears this nd,
dress will get plenty Of food for fl.
ture serious thought. The doctor j,
at his best In this iectdre. and han.
dies his subject in a highly interest.
Ing manner. We hope to hear hin
before otr county society soon.
Csigned.l
DIR. A. j. NooME,
Pres. Ohio County Medical Society
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
NEW 5AILY IS
TO Be STARTED
Smith and Others Will Pub
lish the Morning
Herald.

The Wheeling dntelligencer of
Saturday morning publishes the fol
lowing Clarksburg dispatch:
THE Morning Herald Company
has been organized here for the pur-
pose OF publishing morning daily
Republican newspaper in con3unc-
tion with the Harrison County HEY
aid, an, established weekly paper,
and application will he made for a
state charter. The incorporatofs are
John B. Smith and others. Equip
ment will be installed at once and
the newspaper issued in a few days. I"
Other morning newspapers also
publish dispatches to the same Of
feet.
Mr.. Smith in a brief statement
Saturday afternoon said the pro-
posed new daily would he known as
the Morning Herald and he confirm
ed the dispatches that it would be a
Republican newspaper. He stated
that he had succeeded in organizing
a company OF business and profes-
sional men, which would Toe incorpo-
rated and that the Morning Herald
would make its appearance as soon
as additional equipment could he In
stalled. He says Nhe expects to have
an up-to-date daily newspaper coy-
oring all the local and outside news
ann the equipment to he installed
Will be with that end in view.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
TAYLOR PARDONED
As Well as Others Accused Of
the Murder of William
Goebel.

ETuANHToRT, KY. April e4.-cov.
ernor Wilson last evening cleared the
Kentucky court records of all charges
growing out Of the murder in 1900 Of
William coebel, except those hanging
over states evidence witnesses in the
alleged conspiracy. by granting pard-
ons htore trial TO former Governor
w S. Taylor and Charles Finley, who
have been tugitives in Indiana for
nine years; TO John Powers, brother
of Caleb Powers. who is believed to b,
In Honduras: to Holland Whitaker
Of Butler county; John Davis, Of
Louisville, and 2acA Steele, of Bel
county. under Indictment, who did moi
fee from the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
MRS. FOX DIES
Aged Woman Succumbs to
Pneumonia at Her Home
At Mt. Clare.

Mrs. Dorothy S. Fox died at her
home at Mount Clare Friday night
at o'clock. Pneumonia was the
cause OF her death.
Mrs. Fox was 60 years old. Sur
viving her are thc> following chill
dren: Calvin Williams, of johnson
Heights; Mrs. Rebecca Coffman, Of
tho city, and Mrs. Phoebe Ham
mond. of Pullman. W. Va.
The funeral will take place with
services at the late residence Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Burial
will be in the Odd Fcllows' cemetery
at Mount Glare.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
Number Of Killed and Wound
ed IS Placed at One
Thousand.
SUI IAN NOT Inv URED
An American Newspaper Man
is Wounded While
Taking Al Picture.
.lIL l'AlN NOT INJluREp

q L.
NsT9A NrINOPLE, April "a
Heavy rifle dging, after 5 O'Clock this
morning, mingled with the occasional
rattle 81 artillery from the heights
surrounding Ylldiz Kiosk, marked the
continuation % the expected clash be-
tween the troops Of tho Constantine
re gafrisor and the army OF invest
plent which began Its advance on the
city teraag afternoon.
The tightlng started in the south
west part Of Pera near Yiidiz Kiosk
between troops under General Maho-
maud sheflset commanding the army
cf Investment, and part Of those loyal
to the sultan. The firing continued
nearly to noon, when the last re-
salcitiaits surrendered and the fir
Ing ceased
It Is reported the casualties were
heavy. Several isolated guard houses
giefended themselves bravely against
tie aloniidans. These fights in the
center u the city resulted in CONSIDER
able loss OF life.;
9esptte the fighting excellent order
prcNailed In the city for a while and
LATER panic ensued and thousands
began fieetng. Detachments of mill
tllty diets commanded by officers of
censtituttonalists, protected the for
Ign embassies and every possible
measure was taken to prevent dis
tiiI liices ia the city. After the firing
ceased tie city resumed its usual
Men Ia the Taschla barracks sur
rendered at 1 O'clock and with this
event the entire capital passed in:o
the possession of the Constitutional
II Is Impossible yet to accurately
set forth the number killed and
wounded hut casualties viii probably
exceed one thousand. Several thou
sands OF the constantinople garrison
were taken prisoners 10y the constitN-
tionalists.
After the firing ceased the COM
md or u the troops at Yildiz Kiosk.
and scheflset Paslla, commanding Of
tIcer of the army of invasion, began
negotiations for the surrender OF
Sifdiz garrison. schcflset demanded
IN unconditional surrender by moor
but al that hour granted an extensio'
81 time for four hours
Ii Is isunderstood the Sultan is i7-
sisting on additional guarantees. Twt
white flags arc tIyipg from Illdt;
Kiosk. The Sultan is unharmed ant
none Of the. members Of his house
liold Is injured. All is quiet withir
tie royal pavilion.
Frederick Moore, American cores
londent for the New York Sun. wa.
seriously wounded during the fightin'
while attempting to take photo
eraph ora column Of troops.
ambassador Letshman sent a part!
81 so American tourists who were II
tiie city 10 steamer about to leav'
III Constantinople under the protec
ion II guard Of soldiers, supplle'
Rtin ~ tho local eommandant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
MISSING BOY
Is With His Stepfather When
Latter is Taken Info

SAN RRAlScIsc 90 ApTIl q o.
When Broughten Bfapdenh9rg vas
taken into custody q hotel here
last night on the charge 81 being Il
fugitiyes from Justice IN New YORK.
his elght-year-old steps 81, whose
last name iss Cabanne VA wlth him
The disappearance pf tue laa from
the home Of his gfahdmotisF ii sts
louis led TO thes6eiet hs ha been
kidnapped. i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
c. Il. 8 D. RAILROAD.
Will Be Taken Over BY the
Baltimore & Ohio in a
Short Time.

CINCINNATI. o., April 24Goy.
ernos Judsop Harmon, whs was re:
ceiyer for the. Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton railroad, while in this city
today confirmed the reports from
New York that the receivefshir
would be lifted in a few days and
that it would be followed By the
taking over Of the property BY the
Baltimore & Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
EXTENSION
OF Railroad Between Walk
ersville and Ireland to
Coal Fislds.

It's clrrsntig reporteu that Z the
narrow guage Tailroad which runs
from Walkersdiie1 to ireland ii t5
Be conyerted into q standard guagd.
The same report says the road wfIl
a'e extended TO iDutfy and RIil tap
the Kauawha river coal feldss
The road Is hoB Qw1ed 81 IN. b.
Nick and sons, and Pltts6urg Sapitals
lists are. said to d negotiating for
the purchase Of ths rdaa, win 4
view Of converting L Into . sand-
ara guage and opeaiag f the
kafiawlia river coal iields
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
-FOUR LIVES LOST
In a Fire Which Destroys the.
Central Hotel in Tope-
ka, Kansas.

TOPEKA, kan, April 24-T'our
persons lost their lives and three
Others we're seriously injured in a
IRE which destroyed the Central ho-
tel here early today. The Intel.
which was a two-story brick struc-
tnre, was situated on Kansas ave-
nue. The dead are Charles r.
CheadIe. Of El Paso, Tex; q. D.
stgatton, telegraph 1ineman, ana
twQ men whose name are unknown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
SENATOR WHITE
Is Acquitted Of the Charge Of Embe:-
ziins Funds White sIlcrifr.

WEIGH. April 24.-Ex-Senator w.
". whyte, OF Welch, a member OF the
state Republican committee, who
withdrew from the race for ra-elcc-
tion last fan In favor OF DR.. H. D
Hatasid. after charges OF embezzla-
ment had been preferred against him.
was acquitted in Mcdowell county
criminal court this week. It was
charged that Whyte embezzled S4O,-
900 during the. time he held the office
OF sherias % mcdowell county
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
V|.NlER CANVAS
Col. Roose Ii and His Party.
Spend First \ Night in

KAPInI PLAINS, British East
Africa, April "a The first night Of
the Roosevelt expedition under can=
vas In Africa ives spent in a camp
near a railroad station here. Mo de-
cision has yet been reached as to
when the expedition will leave here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
NEW STORE
i opened by Alex. Hall Opposite
ti,e Postoficc.

Alex. Han has opened up the
Candexa mGsic store on pike street
opposite the postofice and next to
the lunch wagon ard has a complete
supply 81 music on hand. He also
handles toibaccos and cigars as well
as notions o& various kinds. Mr.,
Han Is . ilpstIer and success is as.
surea him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
! LEWIS DIES
Af Salem of Cancer Of the
Stomach of Some
Duration.

James a. Lewis, retired farmer Of
saictn; died about : o'clock friday
afternoon at that place. De;tth was
caused by cancer OF the stomach. lie
ad been III about > months. lie
us the father Of six children. three
girls ana three boys, five of whom
sbrviye him. The funeral and burial
WIll be at Mt. Olive at II o'clock sun
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
no MEET IN AFTERNOON.

The regular weekly meeting OF
the Clarksburg lodge Of Eiks next
Tuesday VIII be held at O'Clock in
the aftepnoon instead Of the usual
time ID the evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
PRICES BREAK
To a Still Lower Level on the
Chicago Board of
Trade.

CHICAGO, Aprfl .24-wheat prices
broke to still lower level today.
May closed at s1,1s rs, July at
+s1.O7 5-s. corn at IS IA, and oats at
55 is cents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24

Attorneys Fred T. shlan ana Frank.
y. Powell have formed law partner-
ship and viii have ofIces in Hoffman
hail. MT. Powell, who sis nom
sainnston. was graduated from Tie
law school 81 the state uniyersity
week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
PARKS DIES
Was the Central Figure in
Crusade Against Cigar
cite. Sales.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, prll "a
The central figure in the famous
and futile crusade against the ciga-
rettes in Indiana. died today at
Plymouth. Ind. He was John W.
Parks. former member Of the state
senate. and he framed the anti
cigarette bill that became a law in
the legislature of 1906 and was re-
pealed by the legislature this year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
wATCTfoRN tsEsIGSs.

WASHINGTON, Arm - Il bert
yvatclrorn. commits s. iriiiilg4a-
ton. at New York, today tendersd his
resignatton ana itFas ecsp
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
SURRENDER OF SULTAN
TO ARMY OF INVASION
VILgAGE burned
And Many Persons Killed By
Fanatical Anti-C Chris
tians in Turkey.

BEIRUT, Asiatic Turkey, April ~
The Armenian village of Kcssa0I
was burned by fanatlcal anti-chrls-H
tians and many persons were killed
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
WANT ADS

Connect those who have what you
need aud those who need what
you have