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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
COURT TENJ0INS
Movement TO Open a Saloon
AT Folsom When Peti-
toned to Do So.

NEW SlARTINsVILLE, Mar. -
THE Folsom liquor case has taken .
sensational turn Judge N. II. vii.
lts Of the circuit court has granted
q writ Of prohibition. returnaple al
the May term OF court, when 1t will
7be heard and the case disposed Of
on tss merits. &
The county court granted liquor
license TO q. s. Moore, at Folsom,
ana the application was bitterly ops
posed by the temperance people 81
the town and a number who take a
nib now and then, but who think
that the town would be better oil
;withouti license.
The getting out Of the writ sof
prohibition VA sthe result Of the am
plicant failing to file his petition
with the clerk OF the county. court
thirty days before the date Of hear
ing. The petition OF Moore for an
application for liquor license at
Folsom was tiled in the office Of the
clerk Of the county court twenty-six
days before the date for hearing
and the attorney Tor the people 81
Folsom who opposed the license
claimed that the court had no juris-
dtction 10 hear the application until
the statutory provision in which It is
required that the applicant shan
file his. petition with the county
clerk thirty days before the date 81
tae nearing of the applications shan
= = s@tg Es
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09

Italian Girl is Released from.
Asylum and Goes
Home.


5osephine Bruno. he Itallan giYi
vine was me victim 81 i most dast-
ardly assanlt ii i nnmher 81 fallans
1at ne sapraton tln min II Morgan
tewn las sulnme returned q Nor
gantown last nsht passing tirouga
aere lac ii the afternoon she was
taken to he Weston asylum for the
insane i few DAYS alter the night Il
horfor ana remained there until
yegtefdeSs she arrived III Morgsa-
town ON the 10 O'clock tram, appsr-
emily rs wen ana a sans IS ever.
Her lover Frank aIarcp, who has
been faithful throughout All her
tronhles and her hfotiier Who lives.
in wood. are tilied with Joy 3oys
her recovery and her return Is her
home.
At the May term Of court at dor=
gantoWn. the italians Who had been
held on the charge 81 committing
the assault, were released ana al.
lowed to. 80 their way. Two terms aE
court had elapsed without an indict-l
nent and Il was said that none
could Pc returned so long as JoS
sephine was not able to testify. The
members OF the Italian colony were
indignant at the time. and feryently
denounced the American laws which
would thus allow criminals 81 this
class TO escape punishment. II was
said that Josephine was l,opelessly
insane. and that she couid never re.
cover,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
D0UGLkSS DIES
An Upright Man and Excel.
lent Citizen Dies at Ro-
mines Mills.

The funeral and burial os James
Douglass. OF Romine's Mills. took
place in that town Monday after
noon. Mr. Douglass died Sunday
.of spinal meningitis. He was about
Sc years OF age. The wife, one son
and two daughters survive. The
son is Chester Douglass ana the
daughters Mrs. Stephen stewart, OF
Romine's Mills, and Mrs. Harmon
Douglass, of Broad Oaks.
For a number of years prior to
his death Mr.. Douglass was associ-
ated with William Bice in the saw
mill business and he was a carpea.
Ter and contractor. He was i mem-
her of the United Brethren church
and an upright man and excellent
citizen. j..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
WESLEYAN | ! WINS
Debating Contest with Mari.
eta College and Then
Celebrates.

BUcKHANNoN, March e.--rn j
spirited debating contest here la.
evening between wesleyan colleee
and the Marietta College, the loea,
Institution came out victorious, rhe
subject Of the debate was Resolved.
That the Right of Suffrage should X
Restricted to Those who can Read
and Write" The Wesleyan boys had
the affirmative side OF the Question,
and Marietta College the nesatrye
side. The debaters were Richard As.
pinwail and c. w. chenoweth. Il
Wesleyan, and w. w. Dollison ana q
D. Meister, of Marietta. The Judges
we're A j. Finley, Of ciarksburg 4.
2. Brooks. Of Weston. and NJ. b. Hei.
mick. Of EIkins. There was ! great
ovation by the Wesleyan students
over their victory and they kent
things lively in the town until d late
hour at night The prizes offered
for the best Of the speakers among
the debaters were awarded to Wesley
an students. the winners being chen-
oweth ana Aspinwail. The prizes
were $50 and SIS In cash.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
MANNNG1ON WET
By "a Majority Of Thirteen
But the, officers Are
All Dry

At Mannington's municipal cleo
ton yesterday the town went wat =
The vote for license was 3s2 as
against S19. the saloons winning by
.13. All the dry" ticket was elect.
ed by handsome majorlties. G. ".
Mockler for mayor won over w. N.
Hess by 2o2 votes. and j. w.
Flowers for recorder over. F. p. Nc.
Gee by 2ss votes. j. R. Burt. E. y.
Hamilton and N. Z. Shank were
elected councilmen j. b. Baker
Won for chief Of police by 81 votes
over j. F. Marshall and D. 4. Grit
fin won for collector by So votes
over clawson Hakins. F. W. Bell.
L. D. Bosley and W. H. Parsons
were elected auditors
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
on STRUCK
On Il the Morrison Farm Just
West of Gore Farm Be-
low Adamston.

Quite a surprise came to ma
Hope Natural Gas Company, when
oil was struck on the farm Of Sarah
Morrison at point beyond the ridge
that divides Crooked run from
Lambert's run west of the Gore
farm just below Adamston ON tbs
West Fork river. The company was
drilling for gas and struck the
grease in paying quantity
The we'll made two flows in bo,,
day and $oil flowed through ! five
lnch pipe before the fnid broke
through. ONe
Owing to the excitement the re.
port was soon circulated that i, wos
a soe-barrel producer hut it Is stars:
that It will probable prodnce from
90 to 10 barrels a day. 1t is com
ceded that it will be a paying nro-
ducer. ''o-
The location is in new oil terri.
tory. II Is three or four miles east
OF the Wolf Summit oil field ana
was considered in gas territory. The
well is about four miles northwest
Of Clarksburg.
II is stated the oil was struck in
the fourth sand but al what depth
Is not given out, as there is NO -ee.
ord Of the well public as yet.
The company has the flow shu,
IN and Is preparing tankage faeili.
'.'s to take care Of the oil. Unless
fhe well Is freak it is the begin.
ming OF a new development.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
SECOND I Day
OF the March Term Finds the.
County Court Quite
Busily Engaged.

All the members Of the county
court attended the second days ses.
sion of the March term Tuesday.
a. $. Holbert was exonerated oi
the payment OF taxes on $500 on a
lot at Byron valued at 1886, fol
the year 1908.
a. Dow Lewis was appointed ius.
ttee Of the neace in Elk district "a
lttll q vacancy caused by the failure
of J: N. Davis to quality. He gave
bond Of $4,000 with George A.
Lewis surety.
In the Afternoon the court heard
evidence in the case OF j. i. Vincent
and others against Q. S. Gribble. il
which Vincent and otiers seek to
have gates removed from road
leading through the lands Of Crib.
BILE in Grant district. a2'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
Tornado Wrecks Business
Portion and Eighty Per
Cent Of Residences
SEVERAL ARE KILLED
And Manyso Others Are Injured
and Still Others Are Flee
ing 10 Other Places

WEAKIEy, Afls.. Mar. Res
idents of Brtnkley. Ark, which II
devastated by a tornado early Iast
night are arriving mere md they tel
Of the catastrophe
Six white people lie known To- lie
dead and pro9ably fifteen injured.
Brinkley IS d town Of s. 900 ins
'habitants, ana the refugees say the
entire business section was denoiisls-
ed by the storm ana probably so
per cent. of the res dences razed %
the ground or rendered unirhabit.
able.
Reports from sou hern and south
eastern Arkansas say u heavy wind
storm passed oyer those sections 81
the state last might doing consider
able damage 70 o1it houses ana small
buildings, but no loss ofsiffe Ii Ne
ported,
MEMPHIS. Tenn Mar. sAd,
vices from Bttnlley, Ark, today.
show that the tIrsf reports Of deatli
and damage ~ the tbrnado last
night We're not oyefdsawa.
The death list resched total of.
ten white persons and foar Negroes.
Fifteen orttwepty beople we're in39s-
ed.
Citizens OF Brihkley today sent u,
message to Goyernoi Donaghey lilrg-
Ing him to- come % Brinkley ana
governor will sSde j.
81 LOUIS MO. Wax mes
sage to the POST Dispatch from
Bfinlsley ARK, says ttie death, list
as the result Of the tornado Will
reach thirty.
Fifteen to forty were injured and
more than a million dollars in ,pro1.
erty loss cssued. The city Is a totaf|
loss,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
TO TEST VETO
Charleston People VIII Go ia
Supreme Court for Decis
ion on Charter


CHA AtsfsIss.rs ". VII sIafclt
The status of charlestott.s bizparti tisaii
charter IS . pc tested before tiies sli.
pfeme court of the state. The cIti-
zens are determined 10 know yshethef
the law 4 directory IL niandatoss I
when il says that the governor sun
sflle an bus with the secretary 81
state within tive days after the iegis.
Ilastire had adjourned and il vetoed.
the reasons must accompany Tie lin,
This Governor Dawson plainly fatied
10 do. in regard 10 the charleston
charter the general appropriation ibilI
ana several Others.
nlandamps win be served o,,
Clerk Topping. Of the House 81 Dele.
yates by some citizens Of Charleston
TO REQUIRE him 10 have publish
'ei q certified copy Of the Charleston
charter as q law. This. OF course! he
win refuse to do. acting under the
goyernor's veto. Then the matter viii
be taken to the supreme conrt ana q
writ pf manaamus prayed for.
Upon the decision Of tho supreme
court hangs the question Of whether
or OF not. the items vetoed by the govern
or in the appropriation bill stand or
not: u the writ Of nandamus Is
granted. then the institutions or indi-
yidnals who have suffered from the
governors pruning knife. win ask for
action from the court to compel tho
clerk 70 publish the appropriate ion bin.
as orlgina ny passed. by the iegislat9e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
FIR ON iIRA I'm TO JAIL
kirlspatrielS Is Taken to Await Hear.
IN on Assault Charge.
sllker K3rl,n,a,t,.;cl, I

Waiter kirkpatrick. Of Tin Plate.
was arrested by Constable Lewis NJ.
James at 1.-The Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road station early Tuesday morntng
as he was about to leave the city
on the Pittshurg Flyer. and was
taken TO Jail TO await a hearing in
lnstiee Gordon's court on an assault
charge. The ocnnlalnant Is s. c.
aEarshal who sEore out a warrant
asainst fStFlspatirlcl in Justice Cor.
dpn's court Monday night. The
hearing lias been SET for Thursday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
RELEASED
Arc Man and Wife Charged Witt
Making False Representations.

John D. vincenzo and wife, Marga-
ret vipcenzo, who were jailed here
several days ago to await hearings
in 1nsttce cordon's court on the
charge Of obtaining the signature OF
Mrs. Dominic Prioletta. OF Monoa-
gah, toaa deed for butcher shop at
that place by MISREPRESENTATION.
We're released Monday evening. A
settlement was affected between them
and the complainant and the war
rant was withdrawn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
ANOTHER FIoon

LOUISVILLE. Ky- March 9-An
niiceaslng downBouT Of rain n ,i,ts
vicinity today caused apprehensio, !,
ahether local food. Up to noon MAJ. !.
than three inches OF rain haa fo1,sS
and the entire lower end Of TsTsrso.
county is srstmetged. Hundreds !,
cellars are flooded. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
AN OIsD. TERRA. Alta
RESIDENT is KILLED.

Cumberland. Nd, March a.
While working on the Baltimore {
Ohio railroad track below Terri. Ai,s
". Va. Manus Hoban. an old res,denr
Of Terra Alta. was struck BY I mas
seagcr train and instantly killed Hs
was stopping to pick up his shorel
when the train hit him. He NE !;
leading member OF the calb.l,s
church al Terra Alta.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
FAILURE. or \ DREAM
CAUSES ms SUICIDE,

WASHINGTON. March s.-Heart-
broken because his dream Of having
an lntercontinentai railroad open to
commerce Of the fertile valleys OF
Central and South America had never
ltiaterialfSed. Hinton Rowan Helper,
former United State consul general at
Buen0s Ay.res, committed suicide
here today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
HOMICIDE /.
OF An Aged Man BY Housekeeper il
Justifiable.

MARTINsRuRG W. va, March ).
wilson Laraway. aged SO years.
met tragic death at Bucks, mn this
county, in desperate encounter with
housekeeper, Mrs. Liza Potner, whom
he had threatened to KIN. Laraway
went to his room and secured his re-
volver and. the woman grappled with
him. During the struggle the weapon
was discharged. the bullet entering the
left breast Of Laraway, who died n
stantiy. The coroner's jury returned
9 verdict Of justiaable homicide.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
LOWER coSFEsses
TO THE SHOOTING

pALTtMo oRIa. ND. March 9.-Jo-
soph Mueller confessed today that he
shot and tSllled Miss Jennie Reid to
whom he was engaged to be married,
az Mount Washington suburb ( last
night He said the shooting was ac-
eldental. Mueller last night told a
story Of highway robbery with the
shooting Of Miss Reid by a footpad rs
tho climax.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
TURFNEN TO MEET
Representatives of the Big
Racing Circuit to Be
In Pittsburg.

There will be a meeting Of repre-
sentatives from the several cities
that compose the ohio-Pennsylyania-
West Virginia-Maryland Racing Cir
cult in Pittsburg Wednesday when
further arrangements for the meet
ings viii be held. The clties that
will be fe5resented At this meeting
are: BALTIMORE, Fairmont clark
gurg. MheeItng, MorgantoW II
va CAnton. Rockport East Liver.
pool salgni. Canal Dover o. DaE.
son. Gteensburg, Pa; Cumberland.
HagetstOwn ana baltimore sf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
JURY TRIAL
Is to BE Given Lester ralkinaton
before Justice oanrn:

When A. Lester Talkington WAS
arraigned before Justice w. P.
Camp tais morning to answer the
complaint Of the Hornor-Gaylord
Company that he was about to al,-
seond. ne asked for a jury trial. The
request was granted and he viii be
tried By jury tomorrow at . O'Clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
PASTOR CALLED.

MARr1NsBURG. w Va, March ..
Rev. Charles c. Waite, pSstor Of
the winchcster Avenue christia i
church here, has accepted a caIl to
become pastor Of the Thirty-fourth
Street Christian church, Washington.
and win remove to that city April /
The Rev. Mr.. Waite has been pastor
here for more than two years and has
been verv successful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
THE coRKs WINNERS.

The first two games of fifty-ball
pool tournament were played at the
York billiard parlors last night. viii
bur Cork ana Charles Gin. and Frank
Cork and Russel coe were the con-
testants. Wilbur Cork won the first
game by score of so to %, and
Frank Cork got the second by a score
Of 80 to ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
DROPS DEAD.

HARTISsRuRG, W. Va. March ..
= william Taylor. prominent Young
former near here. dropped dead from
heart disease. He was a native a.
Berkeley county and a member of a
prominent family.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
BABY DIES.

frankie Geraldine Kerns, Two
year Old child OF Mr.. and Mrs Haf-
ley 2. Kerns. OF sos East pike
street, died Monday night ii 10
o'cluck. The body win be taken Is
Harrisville for burial "Wednesday
morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
HEAVIEST SNOW STORM.

TOPEKA, KAN. Mar. s-Tne
heaviest snow storm OF the year
prevailed over Kansas and Iowa to-
day. Trains are late.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
sonooL DIsrRIcr cRrarEn

The Legislative Bulletin announces
that Senate |nill No. ISIS became Law,
creating the Bridgeport independent
school district
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
DIES OF wHoorNa COUGH.

Ruth Louise Lowry, three-months-
old daughter Of Mrs. Freeman Low
~. colored, and a granddaughter OF
Aaron Wilson, the teamster. died at
2 o'clock Tuesday morning Of whoop-
ing cough. Funeral services win BE
held at the home Of the parents
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Burial win he in Elk View cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
Resort to the Circuit Court
Is 10 Be Made TO
Procure 1t.
ELECTION OFFICERS
Are Appointed and Much
Routine Business Is
Looked After.

business transacted
/ Aii the members were present *
ee., s,onre,,,asn ~ si, ,,,, rsrs, % ,v',o ,.ss s,
sent from the civ Mavor wood pre.
slsled ana Clerk cole was II his desk.
other city officials present were the
Ecity attorney cher 81 police. city en-
gineer ana street suner,ntenoent
me various committees baa no,h.
ling d report save the tlnanee com
Emittee upon whose recommendation
ilbiils were paid is follows
soutl IN pine Lumber Co. aso 80
charies weed aoio
ii. d. Jackson carnage a. 2So5
q. ii. west 9ool
H E Iacl,son a. Sa7r
Eureka piunbing co. ss.s5
News ss. A.
W NJ. price 9ao
F i. WEIGH sa IA
simmons IIS,n,f,inn s,o aoo
Il on Wen SUNNI a. s,o
h reieersfn sos
y q. Al Ivest ssns
/ ii iynonf s.ns,s * n ~
Jobn /, sS,se,,s s.
IS R stS;s,s ,sae 4.
c q, sto,,t ,sss ss'ss
81 n III. 4. y, ss,s'ss
q ssss. / I, ~ p3s
III ss;S &, Vs7s
B. : VI sssssPt
a, t|.s ss ~ I. ns9slsss asns =
! IN Nm ,o,. &, Y + isss ap presensea
~ y, rs ssssses z = was shown init
~. q ~ se ~ AsarlS at ~
ssst n tsss fisetll council direct
a ss'ssss 8 pe pr'sigla ~ that
ss - .sla.sn a, ss,.lis, make re amount
sspont eig lst s. dollai's
\ siliiisti, @ ion pt 4 specinl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09

OYSTER BAY Mar. eAccording
g present Intentions Of ex-President
Roosevelt his entire family with the
exceptien Of Theodore, Jr.. will
spend most ot the time in italy
Roosevelt As away.
2 IS planned to have Mrs. Roose-
yeit Leave Italy early in March. 1910,
md journey tog Khartoum, where
alle VIII meet Mr.. Roosevelt. who
with his expedttion will arrive there
about april They win then pro-
ceedato Earope, where Mr.. Roosevelt
i1as made several engagements for
t.ae carly simmer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09

Lora v. Robinson Of this city, has
gone to Cleveland. o., to accept a
position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
INCOME TAX nfI.I.

PARIS, March s.-Thc Chamber Of
Deputies today passed an income tax
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09

Justice Moses E. Shaver was here
Tuesday from Brown
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
THE WEATHER

I,aiu tonight. rain or SHOW a
colder Wednesday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-06-19
A Trial of Strength.
0pelouSas Courier:

OpelouSas Courier
The try out" of strength be-
tween Jared Sanders and Muir
ply Foster is causing the lesser
lights to peep out from behind
the curtain, Jim Bailey and Gar.
land Dupre most prominent
among the peppers. Just what
the result of this preliminary
skirmish will be nobody can tell
at this time, but it would not be
an impossible feat for Jared and
Murphy to swop places, in which
event neither the present nor the
exist. Landrian would be in the
running. The attitude of San,
ders and Foster toward each
other at this time reminds US OF
the vulgar verse:
"a tarantula sat on centipede's neck,
And yelled with hellish glee,
IF | don't do that lutsy lad,
He certainly will do me. "
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-06-19
Up To The Governor.
No. 20

Governor Jared Y. Sanders is
COMMANDMENTS Chief of the Ma,
tiOnal Guard of Louisiana. His
is the only authority in the State
militia which transcends that of
Adiutant General d. II. Stafford.
Therefore the Governor is re-
quired by the spirit of law and
public policy, alike, to order an
open and impartial examination
by court-martial of the charges
made by Brigade Inspector w.
W. Crane against the integrity
of the Louisiana Field Artillery,
which Brigade Commander W.
d. Gardiner says were pigeon
hOled at the order of the Adiu-
tant General through influences
not military" The burden of
closing this scandal now rests
Squarely upon the shoulders of
the Governor of Louisiana; the
inactiOn of the Adiutant General
places it there. N. O. Item.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-06-19
Broke Even al GaryyilIe.

The Felicianas played a dOu-
BILE header at Garyville, Sunday
afternoon, losing the first game
by a score of ) to ,: and winning
the second, , tOl.
The boys were up against a
hard proposition at Garyyille.
They were crippled by not hav.
ing Postell and Gutierrez in the
game, and Garyville had
strengthened her team consider
ably since playing here.
In the first game, the Felici.
anas managed to Till the bases
several times, but could not hit
the ball in the pinches. When
the bases were empty they
knocked several two and three.
base hits, and Gilbert knocked a
home run.
Both games were prettily play.
ed, and, except some question:.
BILE decisions by the umpire,
everything passed off very pleas.
antly.
About 30 local fans accompan.
led the FelicianaS to Garyville
Sunday, and did some plain and
fancy roofing for our team.
This was the first visit of most of
them to Garyville and all were
well pleased with the days out.
ing.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-06-19

The Busch. Everett syndicate
seems to be laying plans to sup
ply the entire Mississippi valley
with natural gas from the Caddo
fields in Louisiana. The syndi-
cate now has five gas wells in
the Caddo fields with a capacity
of 200, 100000 cubic feet of gas
daily. The supply can be in.
creased at will, and new wells
are being drilled for both gas
and oil in several different tracts
controlled by the st. Louis Syn.
dictate. A representative of the
syndicate stated that the st.
Louis pipe line, if constructed,
would run from the fields in
North CaddO to a point on the
Iron Mountain railroad near
Hope, Ark, and may then follow
that railroad to st. LOUIS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-06-19
He Did II.

Through the courtesy of Mrs.
Eugene Barrow of New Orleans,
we have obtained the following
clipping from the Beaumont
Journal:
]. E. MOseman of New Orleans
is a guest at the Crosby. Mr..
Moseman, who covers the entire
state of Louisiana and a portion
of Texas in the interests of Hol-
lander and company, was at
Bayou Sara at the time of the
visit of the Battleship Missis-
sippi. He states that the recep.
ton given by the two towns
Bayou Sara and Saint Francis.
vile were certainly a credit to
the south, and he confirms the
rumor that none other than John
F. Irwin LIrvinel the genial may.
or of Bayou Sara was respOnsi
BILE for the famous Hell" tele.
gram, which was sent to Captain
Fremont, while the ship was
anchored at Baton Rouge.
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WeyanOke Notes.

Mrs. II. p. McGehee and inter.
esting boys are on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. John LeSassier.
Mrs. M. Bell is spending the
weekend with Mrs. NJ. II. Bar
row.
Miss Evelina Martin was the
charming guest of her aunt,
Miss A. l.. Wade, for the week.
Miss Margaret LeSassier has
returned home after spending
the winter in New Orleans. Miss
Lillian Brandon is expected to
visit her shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. |. Barrow
are now pleasantly located al
"ROSebank."
Miss Susie Percy left on Fri
day for Bay st. Louis.
Mr.. Henry Brandon is now al
his old home, Wildwood.
Misses Lucille and Anna Bel
James have returned home after
spending some time with their
sister, Mrs. Louis DeSassier.
A. ID. Percy and L. NJ. Martin
were in town on Monday.
ROSEBUDS.