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The Glenwood post., 1909-09-25
NOTICE OF DrscoNTINuANCE-

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ment OF arrearages is made, as required by
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tion price of all papers received until the
paper is paid for In full up to date. anc
ordered discontinued. PAPERS RkluRNED
ARE Nor NOTICES OF DIscoNTINUANcE.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

%=a Francisco, May 3.-The official closing quo
---ons for mining stocks today were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
COREY WON'TDENYDEA
Concerned in Big Copper COmbina-
ton. the Report.

Corey. president Of the United States
---,o-ation had nothing 10 say not word,
eie' aid at his Office yesterday. regarding the
u ", fror7 Pittsburg in The Tribune that he was
o'si = ere most prominent figures in the working
or vast project conceived by II. H Rogers
oH- .1Hninr into a single organization all of the
io' -oduciuC companies of the United States
c0F1 .ss- o,larters which should be well informed
~ ~ 80 was regarded by no means improbable
n'T - since Nj Rogers formed the Amalgamated
- company in 1899, il has been the impress
Col4 tho street that his ultimate purpose was TO
tiOl ,,rol or virtual control Of the copper pro-
g" of the country: and in the ten years which
- ,assad he has made progress in that direction.
. a,7algarnated when II began business owned
= interests in the Anaconda Copper Mining
-.,nsny the Parrot Silver and Copper Company
~ washoe Copper Company. the Colorado Smelt-
- and Mining Company and other properties and
I o,jes It's capital Of SIS. 100000 was increased
: soar n sl55 OOO 00O when the control of the I'M
Int Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper
- silver Mining Company and Butte and Boston
-soIidated Mining Company was acquired. Then,
- IN 1899. there were persistent reports that the
.t-ol Of the Calumet and EIecla Mining Company.
b y.s record Of more than 500, 600 dividends
Ia since 1871 on its paid up capital Of only
e. 200 ooo and the equally rich United Verde prop
80 belonging TO ex-senator William A Clark
zropld pass 10 the Amalgamated-
-,ese companies are still independent. But in
zbr-,arv 1906 the best of the mines controlled by
z Augustus Henze. oyer which there had been
constant litigation between him and the Amalga-
mated Copper Company since 1899. were trans
..--ed 70 Ar1algamated interests. In December OF
che sane year the Greene Cananea Copper Company
res formed which took the Greene Consolidat-
ID Camper Company. with its Mexican copper mines
s,5 IN which the dominant interests were Jonn D.
pan. managing director Of the ATnalgamated Cop
,a- Company and Thomas I. Cole, Of Duluth Mr.
pvan's close associate, and the man 10 whom the
mines and mining properties Of Henze and the
United Copper Company in Silver Bow County
Mont had been turned over a few months pre-
yioJslv The Cole-Rvan interests also control the
North Butte Copper Company. in which Mr.. Corey
&c said 10 have made q great deal of money Among
the directors Of this company are MI Cole and
lanes Gayley, formerly first vice-presdent OF the
United States Steel Corporation who, The Pitts
hrrg Dispatch" said. is interested in the reported
Man for analganating the copper interests Of the
country
In addition 10 the mines of the Calumet and
Heca and the United Verde there are still inde-
perdent extremely valuable copper properties in
the Southwest. controlled by Phelps, Dodge S Co..
Incorporated. and also many rich mines in Michi-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 3.-CATTLE-Receipts, stimated
1000 head; market, 10 lJc higher steers S5QSI;
cows r,,
HOGS-Receipts estimated, a., 900 head; market
steady lower: choice heavy shipping 81 30q
choice light 81 1OGS7 49, packing, 81 2ogS7 pigs
s. 25dS6 80 bulk OF sales, 81 204 81 30 SHEEP
Receipts estimated, $1,000 head; market l5q25c
higher; sheep - 20 80 10 lambs 80 5Og$9' year
Cincinnati, May 3.-CATTLE-Recepts I72s head;
Common. 50 a$4 % H6Gs-Rcceipts. 4iso head
Common, S5g$6 25. Keeeipts. 1Ss head
steady. s. 25d 50; lambs steady, 50 25aS7.
East Buna.o. May 3.-CATTLE-Receipts, 1850
head; active to loc higher prime steers SO 30
s. 40: sockers and 81 23@ 50: stock hefers
81 asa: and springers steady, $2s4 500
81 -. HOGS Receipts, I4,so0 head active and
steady: heavy and mixed 81 5o 81 60; Workers 81 10
SO 80: stags. s5dS5 70; dairies, S7@$7 90 SHEEP
AND LAMBs-Recei2ts. 900 head: active and - n
soc higher lambs 81 508$S 10; yearings Sc 500
So 70: SO 509$5 80: ewes 81 5Oq$5 25 sheep
Kansas CITY May 3-CATTLE-R Receipts. 500 head
including Southern; market l0GI5c higher
S5TS6 10: steers 2JGS6 GO; stockers
es Sass 30: Southern steers 81 90g %;
ers So qOqS6 25 bulls s. 75Q$5 30; calves. So 754$7
HOGS-Receips head; market steady: top, 81 30
OF sales S6 5GS7 % heavy 81 2Oa$7 30 packers
and butchers s7gsT %: light So l5aST 10; pigs 50
higher: Colorado lambs IS 10 lambs SgSs yearings
sGS7 CO: wethers s. JoGS6 lo ewes $3.50 - stockers
PtsburE May 3.-CATTIsE>-I Receipts light: higher
choice SO 5naS6 40: prime. 81 30aSG 80 SHEEP-Sup-
p1s p Common So 50Gs3: lambs s5 5Oqss. VEAL CALVES
s76sT 30 HOGS-Recepts fair and lower prime heavie
s. aOUS7 IS: medius 81 80 heavy horhers 81 4oaS7 49,
light 81 1ogS7 20 pigs SO S3GS7: roushs seq
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
Cash OuOTAIIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COfFEE-The coffee market opened quiet
I'diSed prices and advanced partial points during
t'- Jay as result OF moderate which
10 be encouraged by the bush reports concerning
eert OF the severe storms reported
trees IN Brazil The market steady. net
changed 70 points higher sales reported
rags. The European markets particularly
CouTaEing. Havre being unchanged lover
Hamburg showing a similar loss the local
opening, offerings Ia
seemed T. b. well absorbed. II Is anticipated
"uTlaS visible supply statement
a decrease for IN" month OF April perhaps 700
aauaEe 70 coffee from weather during
MaTch had some effect on sentiment although
not sufficient, apparently. materially stimulate gen
eTa buying. Mail advices estimate that no less than
tour million trees damaged. ~ them the
Test producing sections OF sac Pagln. Neither
primary reported change Receipts
TWO ports were 5000 bags against 1900 year and
JGndlahy receipts ast
year Warehouse deliveries week G7 g44
cotiee was quiet. with quotations tho basis
for RIO No / The total warehouse deliveries IN the
United states FOR the ha-z against
lE5 last week and Ii56S2 last year. Df former
amount New York had 4HsT3 bags The weekly clear
ai'ees aIi shipments Brazil follow
1IedIances from Rio. 1900 including tie
United States, 3otp 20 Europe America ana
600 u the Cape River Plate e-aat uf South
America santos c,'t1ances. cape. River
Plate ana wcsj coast o, south America Bahia stock.
90" bags. clearance lopp bags none q, Gerraryi.
The receipts az Rio and Santos week toasi -
go bags. against $4,000 last weee. $4,000 year and
20, coo
The range Of contract prices market to day
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04

The local market was quiet and pne9anEsd at IoS'e
200 bales: delivered on contract $500 bales southern
and unchanged at l0sc savannah quiet and unchanged
Changed at no S5 s sales t as paes iF 1% nominal
at at 10 ~ % iga ~ % 2o S Guet ei @
and mnchanged at . To- idc Houston steady ana aT-
changed at l0'4 saies goo bales haesto I stsady and
iOc Memphis steady and unchanged at 10 10. sales,
day & 'a M Gasan from $500 to 'I@s @ae against
from 5000 5000 bales, against 10Gos last week and
Cotton Exchange speeai LyerIoq cables: spot cotton
Fair brsinsss done sales LOCO bales speculation and
Futures opened steady. points lower on near and
IGS % points May and May-June 5454d June-juy
S59d S5i 4Sd 6cteSer Ndvenber 442isd:
No,ember- Decen'ber. 540sd I2ecenberianuary 4od;
March APrti 54Gsd Mancheser-Yarns dun;
AND MEAImRpsiRsss Al. ns in - the l9cq o, gGur
r9 off for lever lever o tbe strength Of cash Wheat Rye
TSmceq e"lIs nneba2eed an With demand poor The fol-
loving are prices guoed on 'he SO NW gr i
stashts s. Sc So @: winter a Pate9s @ sea 50 i9
sffssRis i8 s 5oa$5 So RYE F1orRgfirm quoted:
FaIr 70 good 81 450S4 65; choice to fancy. 81 70Q
81 So CoRNMEAI-Firm. Quoted: Kiln dried, 81 So.
81 GO 81 s.: coarse. 81 5oasI 81 FEED-Western
st9nGarG sta ban s2 s. BULK s2s 90 Sacks dd1 ing
hominy chop $2I % bulk SIS 20 sacks oil meal $50
eratey active and quite steady opening at UNCHANGED
ana better crop and again rHlying decrease
I.5I4OOO bush in the American visible supply. and
close steady at advance Of %c to decline
OF Sac Late Saturday and to-day 80 loads Of wheat
taken exporters and business said
to be under way closing the market, buy
ers and sellers not far apart The early from
Broomhal cable reporting the
throughout cold with freezing temperatures
atn expectations that the Official report
(about May 15) will be Unfavorabe Wheat In
Hamburg sold at advance Of Cd equal to
2l1c The Official repos for last month the
condition of wheat in Prussia G6 cent against 40
nerr sevSre in the north
ern nart France with very cold weather and damage
70 crop country markets
hr1n with good light offerings The worlds
TO all countries for last week tBroohal
$4,000 bush. including 136SOOo American against
previous weeks total ana 6,136OOU last year
ne reports exports c392O00 bush against
352 last week and 3360OO last year According TO
authority monthly OF New York stocks
81 -four them the smallest in the history
trade - 3U0 bbls against 3950O
month. last 1890 ana $500
three years ago. crop report for May l
that despite the fact that ;he month Of April moist
and cool practically the Whole winter wheat belt
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04

COIIoN-The cotton market vas somewhat Herv-
Gus and Irregular day showed presence .f a
fair demand sethnrks and closed steady. net un-
changed 10 points higher The opened steady
an advance OF points May I on October.
generally 1a4 lower and active months sold 2u5
points lower right after the press
ure and scattering liquidation reaction
BFF tendency of the English market after relatively
steady opening and better weather IN the South bat
offerings very well absorbed Near month shorts
found little cotton for sale and during middle
n the day the market worked up a advance oc
3pS points. with May showing maximum gain a
small volume of business quite "A
sharp Nguiiat
following the forecast for generally
weather in the South. and time prices 5uS
points net lower but relied toward the close. led by the
near positions southern SPOT markets officially
ported generally unchanged Southern hand
Ter published letter claiming could pur-
chased "a the interior prices permitting its
able delivery MAJ contracts IN New but there
be little selling that position and local
traders appear consider that the old months
well in bull control MANY received.
particularly from Memphis. claiming that replaHting
would be S
SUNDAY, but it does not be generally
sidcred enough advanced Arkansas
and Mississippi the low temperature serious
importance
The Of prices the local day
was as 10 lows.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
RosToN CURB STOCKS.

(Fu:nshe. by Thomas Renhardt, No. IS Broad
New York. anu No 10 Exchange Place. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May 3, 1903
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

western winter no stock futures easy; May IS 1od;
-, &c II IA septenber SIS 4lsd CORN-Spot strong;
9GIy, ,1txsd new via Galveston 6s sd;
steadV. MAJ nominal: July, IS 5&d PEAS-Canadian
Winter patents strong. 35s. HOPS
III T., I.onSon tPscihc COAST steady f2af2 16 BEEF
T-Sts rress dull zoos PORK-Prime
En- stea4v Sis Sd HAMs-short cut - 70 16 10. firm.
"a ,Si0Ss-Cumberland &c 70 80 N, SIS
SS. short rib I6 q No. strong oSs; long clear mid
I,S. 10 - 10 strong. 56s Cd long clear mid
eies ~ 40 m strong, 55s Cd: short clear
~ 20 % m strong 52s Cd clear bellies. u 10 Is n.
40 ~ SF5OIFI DFRS-Square. II 10 - strong
~. al IARTp-Frfme Western. in terees. firm 52s Cd
80 re6ned in firm. DIS Sd. CHEESE
fSara5an finest white firru 62s Cd Canadian finest col
taiau4s-- TsiJOW-Prime city steady,
oree nFI., -, steady IS TURP ENTINE-Sprts.
s,esd- 9Ts 3d PETROLEUM-Refned steady, lad.
TTNsFfcD OIII-FirTn. 23s o.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04
R&M. CUTS FREIGHT RATES AGAIN.
Making Reductions, President Tuttle Says,
Sinnplv TO Meet Those of B. & o.

Boston. MAY 3-Contnuing its reduction in i'm
port freight rates TO the cuts Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. the Boston & Maine Railroad to-
day fled tariffs with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission providing for further decreases TO go into
effect June / The new rate for first class is to be
g. cents, as against 81 cents now, and for second
class 50 cents as compared with the present rate
of 81 cents
President Tuttle said to-day: such reductions
as the Boston & Maine road is making are made
merely the purpose Of keeping Boston rates as
low as those Of Baltimore. There is retaliation
about il II Baltimore makes a lower rate than
Boston We shall meet It
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04

furnishing almost ideal conditions for toong and early
at only s23. against SIS on April / FaLuJe TO snow
material Improvement with plenty OF moisture ana an
entire Of heat unseasonaby forcing weather
only evidence of low plant vitality fol-
lowing drouth experience last summer and fali
The condition Of the crop last at this date was
a series OF years ABOUT 81
The local cash market steady with No RED 81 -
I324 elevator and 81 43%s 0 ahoat; NO North
ern Duluth and No hard winter 81 81 = ahoat
CORN-CCrn inactive and nominal in the absence
Of transactions Bids the opening were H4c up on
July and 1sc lower September The situation was
iuc0ngruous Later with undertone Of the market
about steady the close noninally net sc hlgher
lower with sales for export Inc American
ie slIppy of corn shows for the last week
of 2U9 busha hodIng the market In con
speculative short interest; On
the remote deliveries snow Ielatve
weakness reports Of better weather Cash corn was
steady. with No red. S2l2c in elevator and So Sc
afoa 81 &c, and No = yellow, sue o D
si9at OATS-Oats ruled fairly active and about steady
closing quiet and buyers holding of on better outl9oK
for farm work The visible supply of oats in America
is 4lS0OO under last weeks Cash cats were nrn m
and higher closing follows: MlNeG} % 70
81 n 5SGJ9c natural white 26 to - To- 2e&t9t II
,IipDed % 10. J9d65l l2c. ES1t--Nlarhe het
eisaaG,-. 10 , western G4c nominal o b New York
RAF ,EY-Narket quiet: mailing T59Tsc and FEEDING
New-York tribune., 1909-05-04

q Y. APPROX
Name and Bid. Asked. yield. |
American Cigar ? March Is. 1911. BSa e9k 40
90 {. March Is. i9l2. S11z 9S 40
An Tel d Tel C. January. -l0l s l0lS go
Atlantic Coast Lire ? c. March. 19lol0l 1Ol1 $40
Chesapeake & Ohio July. 1910 --lo2-s 1929 zoo
chicago & Alton p July 1903 loDik 1Oo11 zoo
G c { & 81 L z. June 19ll---- ---10is 1Ol% 40
De- Eiuo equpts - July, 1922 l02s% 103lz 4lo
Inie-horough 3 D -iOOIz 1908 3 s.
Nav 1911 ,.-.-......-... 1881
Kansas 'Cfty n & !, p r SEPT 1872 90 S8Sh go
Kansas City So p c. April, 19I2----.100 1oh $50
lsckaWanna Steel . March. 1910. SSH 30 $40
Lake Shore & " S ) ? c. Feb l9l0-.--lOl 10lk 3u3
LOUIS & Nashville p c, March. 19l0..10l 1Ul BIS
Michigan Central Feb. 1910 .1ol I0l = SO
Ann & s. I p Feb. 1911 --------- N99s 100 300
\ { & II r 2 p C.. Feb. l9l0---.-.--lm 1914 3o5
Go equipment . c Nov, 1eO9-Is-- zSes 10 80 basis
!. Il II . p c. 1909 IL ------.- loOtl 192iz
Norfolk & Western p May. 1910 -l0l14 101 = 80
pennsylvania March IS 1910. --l0lh 1ol so
Public Service Corp p G Nov. 1909. 1904 lO0ss $50
= = T ~ {. June. 1909 .lUO 10Otz 100
e I F ? January. 19ll--- S81s 1OOls 40
Do F.brsa-[ 1912 ....-.... a61[
Southern Hallway 5 p q Feb .IOOss IooS
Do q Mav Iaif-................. 1918 1918 800
1iocWate- G June. -1O2A 1u3is 5u5
Westinghouse & p c. Aug. 1910. loOhs 10l< 40
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
.,HoW's THus7.,

b .
We offer One. Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Curet ~ s#.sEn nc
F. J.. CHDNDY G. Co, Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
clally able to carry out any ohliEa-
lions made by his firm. sit:fi
I WALDING, KINNAN q MARVIN,
h. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
na1ly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
frestimontals sent free. Price 7b
cents pei; bottle. Sold. by I'll druggists,
Take Halls Family Pills for const'
patton. ,.5 y;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
GOOD JOBS FOR MEN.
Government Postaffice cler ks, Carriers
and Railway Mail Cierks-saI-
airy $500 TO 81 600. 81.
rs FREE scHoLARsHiPs.

Is FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
Why don't you work for Uncle Sam
MANY thousands OF positions are filled
yearly. The Job is for life; the pay Is
large: the hours snort; you get a va
cation. with pay, every year. and no
lay-offs ut any time .5
Men over is years old. with only
common, everyday education, nre
wanted to take examinations In this
vicinity In November for. Government
POSITIONS, and the Central Schools
with it's knowledge OF tho examina-
|tInn can prepare men to lass In a few
weeks. Start now. a
ANY reader OF the West Firgln!an
who wishes to work for Uncle Sam.
can get complete free information
labout our free scholarships and how
Ito prepare for the Civil Service ex.
Nominations. by writing. the Central
ISeaools. Dent. TIA, Rochester, N. Y
ISept. 24,sz2 2S, 80.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
ONLY 2+HouR CARS IN RACE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 24:-Promptly
at six o'clock this evening the big mo
tor car, race to, be held Ia connection
with the HudEson-FnItoh celebration
will begin under, the auspices of. the
Motor Racing Association. Twelve
cars are. entered. the competitors be-
ing limited to those Of twentyfpnr hour
records and the offer ofn special cash
prize for the greatest mileage In the
last hour, of the race, Will make the
close: or the contest the most exciting
OF the season In automobile, circles.
The race will end at six o'clock to.
morrow evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
CITY Hospltal.
q !: I. .s q q .

Misses DeGAlta and Ethel Gotf, OF
IarfIsYtllei nave entered the train
Ing senopi
Miss Reed is nursing at the home
4 Z Miss Oties LEW IA on duty n. the
home or MI. Steplien yanEilder.
Mrs. Hosea DeBerry. was a typioitl
fever patient admitted.
Mrs. Anna May was admitted and
pperated ON and Is doing nicely.
Master James Watson a typhoid
fever patient is ttmprosiRg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
gUpHOLSTERIhG.t

We make. i npscialt of frst cIssl
up to date uphoistering, botn plain and
fancy. Mattresses and feathers rem
ovated. Sewing machine needlea An.
supplies. All work guaranteed.
!. II. c.4VoELKER, sis!a
L0T Fairmont Ave. Yost Building
Con. Phone, f93. FAlRMnNT, W. W
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
HARD For EuneEaI.l

Tae out OF town people mere for the
funeral OF Mrs, Rice yeste rday were:
sirs and aIfs p. II. Shields. Mr.: w.
iE3 Wilson. of Clark sburs !; Mr. I. III.
:Rice. al kirby Fred Rice. of fKeyser::
Mr.. and Mrs. yVesley Hawkins and
m and Mrs. Wesley rkett, OF Iron
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
Personals.

v
chant street. Is very III. Mr.. Good
low who Is employed at Farmington.
is here fora few days. -sI'
Mr. Lloyd Borgess. returned We'd.
|nesday.l evening from few days stay
at Pittsburg. al n 4
Francis Rex Is recovering from q
couple dayS illnessJ
Mrs. Anvil. Of Catawha. is spend
ling a week with friends In this ward.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Urbac1 have re:
turned to Weston after visiting reia.
tIyes here and at Winfield. 49,
Mr.. Henry Thomas, who has been
the guest OF MI. and Mrs. WIS. Thorn
as.: mas returned to his home at Du-
lquesne. - s 2
Mr.. and( Mrs. Nin1shi NuZum ex.
meet to move next week from Me--
chant street into their new residence
Ion Guffey street. MIR. and Mrs: Sam
Bates will occupy the property lFacat-
| ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Nuzun.
Mrs. Delhert Hill. of Selma, Ind, Is
the guest OF relatives in this city.
Miss Lucy Nuzlim, OF Colfax. spent
yesterday with Mr., and Mrs. Newton
Morrow.
Mr.. M. l.. Holden and fanlt moved
Into rooms In the Monongahela Bank
I,buillIng yesterday. Is. ii
Mr.. Wayne Summers las been Vet3
sick for several days.
Miss Lenta Gaskins, was at Clarks-
burg yesterday attending the fair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
tEIrue Eprlli.

The first tire drill Mt the First
ward school this yearS was held Tues
day Afternoon. Considering that 1t
WINS alie frstt one and hat q new room
has Eeen Md led, the building was va
Gated I'M excellent time. si
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
= z Z, >. % 4 y ftEsF.I,,l
Benefits Funera

Short services were held last even.
Ing at the home over the remains OF
Mrs. Viola Bennett, who died Wehnes'
day evening. Rey.fiJ. p Turketson
conducted the. services. This morn.
ing the funeral party left for Fltlinpl
where services were ileld In the
Memorial Church and inteEInent made
In the Odd Fellows cemetery. I'm,
;dertaker jenkins ms c:1nrEe. Amo1r
those from a distance who were ca ga
here are: Malone Gamer. Davis. w
W.; Martin Gamer, Ph:lippE; NJ
and Mrs. w. r. Bennett, Mrs. Flor.
ence Nestor, Pennington; Alice Yates
Clarksburg. and Melville; j. Bennett
Nestnrsville. II, ~ liy
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
SPORTING NEWS.

On Saturday afternoon last the High
School base ball team defeated the ALL
Collegians, by score of lie.
William Kupfer, shortstop of last sea-
sons local team, left for Gloversville,
N. Y, on Saturday afternoon. He has
signed to play with the team of that
city. j. q. Reilly, formerly of Homes
dale, is manager of the team.
Theodore Vetter expects to leave for
Briar Cliff Manor, N. Y, where he will
play with the team of that place.
Arrangements are being completed for
The Citizens Marathon race, which will
be run on Memorial Day. A number of
athletes have consented to enter, and
are now in training for the race. Any
person wishing to enter should send for
an entry blank at once.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
PROMOTIONS IN BELL TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.

The Carbondale district which in
cludeS the towns of Carbondale,
Honesdale. White Mills. and Hawley,
and which has been under the SUPER
vision of Mr.. c. +. O'Donnell, Agent.
of Carbondale, Pa, has been divided
into two districts. Due to the eX-
tensive growth in the borough of
lIonesdale and the rural districts. it
has required the establishing of an
agent at Honesdale, Pa.
f. NJ. McCracken, who has been
rural line agent for several years,
has been appointed agent of the
IioneSdale-Hawley district.
T. A. Garvey, of Carbondale, Pa,
who has recently completed tenta-
tive canvass on our Honesdale ex-
change, and who is entitled to the
honor of the appointment of an
agent at the Honesdale-Hawley dis
trict, has been transferred to the
Scranton Office to take charge of a
force of eighteen statesmen. Mr.. Gar
vey is to be congratulated on his ad-
Vancement.
c. F. O'Donnell's territory has been
reduced to the towns of Carbondale,
Forest City, Vandling, Jermyn, May
field, Archibald, Crystal Lake, Dun
daft and the rural districts.
The above changes will become ef-
fective May Is, 1909.