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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

Maxes Practical .App,ieasler
St.thS faNNls Of "Hsads, I lytlH;
..IalleksHeSsApSA-r $3.50, =, ,"$ $,
| 1ftheR6so f Cleveland had KNOWN
all that theS
nov tSs ard to the Municipal
IfActton S6n1pAny the majority against
SNs.Sonf1ANNtaSNi0f, municipal "pnanake,
nant ;W0pl estionably have been
many tADQAAMts. instead Of co., For
mStAnceS M tts &nort to SHOW its sol.
NoAcK; sAh4s,o10etals of the company
|ssaAtWee NM they had IA certain
1m0N99A Ono such, item
AZ s Already been shown to
hAF4 haH 6 0pllcata charge for prop,
OfJ, sNNato Jlntier the leAHe It was
also Nfuu1Af sNdk IN court that favored
'insiss permitted vtoE unload
their stoek snrough the "priyate stock
axehAness NM sprtce fifteen points
ahQHe 54hAS SFainarY market price, the
Stpclkt sthpaSAo being guaranteed re.
DECIMAL aa, at Rlr, THIS guarantee" not
onlI ShecamH 4Nlueless az soon as the
EefetNnSanm4 ysaa held, but would prob
ably SOON hAx2 sheen valuelees In any
CASE, % thAs court has held that the
road was AaaAE operated at heavy
loee.' &saI<$%8, -. ....,'....
Bot the 1orSh revelation was In re-
lalaont TO The Fay Enter Fare Box com,
pany. IAfH company was organized
witch 4ylnoxninaff capital OF 10000 to
annfactnfAsns new type of +.pay-en,
ter bo& According to Mayor John
ssnAs pwn testimony he, had paid In
onlyi $4,000 account OF himself and
I Presit dua Ront of the NFunicipal.
who wasse6 become owner Of one-half
, the stock when he paid $1,0OO to May
or IoAnson:: 5Geanwhiie the expenses
OF dsve4ePaHg sGhe company Including
perfecttnE tho box; were borne by the
Municipal Ito the extent OF. $35.OOO or
$4,000 Of i witch $4,000 was nd,
vaneed He6oeasaliat company WAS even
incorporated As compensation for it's
raaR the MpRseipal was, to get its boxes
Mt cost-af they proved successful. 1t
was admitttte that If the box was not
o. success $eEs the company failed the
Municipal w61ld. lose it's investment.
while III SA@seompany succeeded the
-paosEeS wous6 go to the, stockholders,
Mayor J0hnS0R and President, t1u Pont,
C0mmAnt seems needless. ~. r.. =. -. \
:. While Cleveland was demonstrating
that good service was incompatible
with three cent fares, even In city
where the s:saamge ride lie as, short as
1t as fRiy Cleveland, Chicago was CON
.trfhuting essasnce OF another sort. At
the >esnd OF sthe first year Of virtual
partnerRhiD< he&ween the city and tho
: cttOn apn1pAnies the board OF sp-
perwfsing engineers analysed the re,
eaapts aaaas 9ossaAd that OF every nickel
2t2A eeaitS SeasBpaid out to- wage. earn
eHs and 1.14 CENTS was; paid for ma
terial, supplies and management. In
either Words <sgeEy ride cost the COM
panfes ass eeBss withsnt considering
interest on Investment Oh, taxes, which
1araanntad ito .4Q97 OF a4..ceat.y Thib
ahoTRs that ina city Ike Chicago.
whether the cars .ars operated by a
conDany or by the city, N three cent
or even q four cent fare is .osa1, of the
question unless the wages Of conduct.
ofss motormen, etc, are heavily re
dueed. 1t Is the low wages paid to
employees .fwhteA together with abb
sence of transfers, make possible the
BOW fares Of European street railways.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

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Study Club Ii for the purpose OF pro-
nloting,' In an unfettcred way among
the masses, wider study Of the
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y This paper has secured the right
to pubiish the International Sunday
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Interest elsewhere, and they will ass-
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

: THE ADVOCATE acknowledges
receipt OF an invitation to the recep~
tioD to be rendered Hon. J. nj, Balfs;
member Of the House Of Delegates
from Fayette county, by his friends
and admirers at Mt. Hope. Friday
night. =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
;Adiustsdgs4is; klans.

Adjusted His Name r.: .."=.f-ss..
When :: the ~ baronet," Cave Brown
Gave; fiEat came TO America he insist
cd upon; being addressed Dy his full
! name. BE sat ono night at dinner in
a: boarding. 4hopse IN Montreal next to
an Englishman named Leonard HoImai
an old Cantab. ark <...,.
! When the Joints came on, the table
the sandladS,; who did: the. carving,
said, >, Beef, OR mutton, Mr. CaveYs
The future baronet, in his most freez-
ing manner, replied II beg your par
don, madam. My name is Cave
BGownyC Cave, tf you please" J. -.
T. Wiling Ito ,foblige her guests, the
landau asked. II Mr.. CavesBrown-
Cave WOULD take beef Or mutton, He
, accepted the beef. ..i-..7s, :. B.,
Then she turned to the next guest
and said, 'iBeef. or mutton, Mr.
Without a amtle the Cambridge man
gravely replied: IT beg your PARDON
madam. MY. name is Home Sweet
Home" This drew a roar from tho
Englishmsn' at the table and cost
Holme the friendship of Caye-Brownr
Gave from that time forth. .... - =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

4 clarksburg brieklayer is repar.s.
ed to have seriously injured his
naother-in-law while e.. in a deHrtum
resulting from fever. Men with .un~
desirable mothers-in-law will please
take notice. q =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

Crum, to save the administration
embarrassment, has resigned theyeol-
lectorship Of the port OF Charleston.
May be he will soon find himself in
smother good pudding.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
A. EaS8rssa-

or $50 ele1ttfffs siistagS rsesntly test
ed in New York State per cent were
fast while nj p4gs cent we're slow.
Thgs pre1udsass hss FL tyisfd to tinyesttE
gated, Eacts, sS,t 4 81 ;{s@l ~, l,If 4,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

committees report was no less pleas
Ing than toItAe Gasette. +. -.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

: Mrs. Jane Lewis Was hbatAss to
the Friday Aad aodfSSy SsSsfAapaon
church. III III I'M u 4 ~ ~ .
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

IL PROPOSAL Il, III, 81 nsunicipsE
sasetSac, pisas ~ ~ te4 Ssea spsasSlsI
Aesaoa At IAsaaf h
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

Too Much For Him

4 - L, : =
Too Much For Hims, -. !, + 49,, .5s-
According to. "A. Tennessee man, there
was once a Judge, In the eastern SEQ.
ton or that state, q man well. versed
in Law, but entirely self cd ucated,; who
had 10 contend W.T., tho i'riacinrcs cf
photography -, IL, E.e.,.$.u -.
he had lived In Knoxville, and For n
long time he Insisted upon spelling the
af1e Nofville.t @%r = y - ~
|, Finally his friends educated him up
TO THE Point OF adding tfe-K So thor
Sbughly, In fact, wassthe lesson learned
that when a few years afterward he
moved fNasfHvifI nothing 'eouia pre-
vent him from spelling 1t knashviiie. -:
Then 5soIne time later the fudge
moved again, this time to Murfrees.
'boro: On the'tdSy. that he began to
write his first letter. from this. place he
scratched his head in ,perplexaty and
Hnallg eXcIaahaad:r;,S t3:s "a >-...v. !. . .
:, x give u UP FRow on earth can thew
spell the name of this place with q
M - 2saS,sH $%-s%.:. ~. - ..
FPSagtEc .Es Y-ass tfe77IfS.s:S -e.f .,4sy* ?.
~ 4osV nRs: oEpr FzsITT.
/ PFppFs th roy = sbY words. the thoughts
That 8 q 3shss sven and thronR. 4.
They will condensee within tiny Bouf
AND Change to- PURPOSE htrong.
But he who lets his feelings run
Incsoft, luxurious flow 49,. .r, -.
ahrinhs yEeeen herd setgic4 must Be done
And feints at every woe. rr.~
a. 'St"s' rSah 'rS,~ e :. ..'r<r -,
Faiths meansst deed more 4Tav6r bears
. Whare hearts and willis are weighed
Than brightest transports, choicest bray.
Which bloona their hour and fade.
.,.: -.9lyt s.:.--John Henry Newman
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

MW .ADvOCATK.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

Born te.Asg. and Mrs.. Waiter Har-
ria last week, h, son. s.,s l8ss |
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Washingtoh, nc
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
| .I||u||||ll|R|(I:I||E|'|R||E|| ! Il ! |: ! ] /
aA n ssa #i Fag
IS J WINNER ! ! / / |
!. {By Associated Press.)

I 49, sE11St (By ASoociated PreeS.)
Hamilton, Bermuda, June $50 far
sas can he cured tonight the schooner.
Margaret owned BY George 8. Rnsk i
:of New York, has won the selling race
from New York to Bermuda by shout
ifouir and Que. .half hours. sThfSe ~ the
yachts crossed the finish mark on 81:
Dayid head this after1oon N one pf
tho most 7remar contests that has
ever taken place sons sea. Ises4 than 4
two minutes separated the sschoonefs
sAmerita owned by DR. %. IsapIa-
baum 81. Chicago and the MAfeafet
The former vas the hrst over, bnt the
MairGSfet hxd an allowance OF tour
hours ana thirty Ihinutes and finished
right on Amerita's heels. and the Mar.
.garet proved thes winner on her q. Y.
The schooner Crussder ~, owned ned
sby Edwin Palmer of the AtlnntNtc y
Yacht club, came over the line 81
minutes ana IS seconds a1ter the Mar.
srafet Tie itart WSS nkds from the
GrAysssnd bay u 4 10 B = -. Satdis
j1ay. sss ss5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
.CLEMINSON in
!. FURTHER lllI'I Mlx:UP

Chicago, June S.-Dr. Haldane
Cleminson further involved himself
in a maze of contradictions and de-
malls today when he denied he had
ever assalled the character of hisc
wife, Norah Jane Cleminson, for
whose murder he is being held.
This, coupled with the statement
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah
Cleminson, that the deceased was "a
good woman" threw a new light on
the mystery and made the possibility
of suicide seem more remote.
Detective Albert Boschulte return
ed from a trip to the southern part
of the state without the alleged af-
ffnity he went in search of. 1t is
said that the woman came to Chi
cago yesterday to visit relatives, and
q careful watch was Immediately be-
gun. @~.-~' i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
Sl|I Between BIG SUGAR
..:. REFINING COMPANIES HAS
been SETTLED AMlCAbLY

case witnesses testified that sAdolph
Seagle OF .Phi1adefp controlling
power of the Pennsylvania Sugar Re
fining. company, borrowed from Gus
tav A. Kissel a million and a quarter
dollars, for which he gave as secu-
rity $4,000 shares of the Pennsyl-
vania Sugar Refining company to-
gether with a voting trust certifi-
cate for the same, which was run
until the repayment of the loan.
With power thus conferred upon
him, Kissel, it is alleged, installed
himself and three of his clerks as
directors of the Independent Sugar
company and having control of the
board Of directors he passed a re-
markable resolution which declared
that the then almost completed re-
finery, which is said to be one OF
the most economical ever built,
should not be opened or operated
until further orders of the board.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
PUT 1O7CH TO
TWO CHURCHES

Chicago, June 'S.-The Autin Meth
.odist church, the largest in the
Rock River conference, was totally
early yesterday by a fire
believed to be of incendiary origin.
The incendiary tehory is strength
ened by the fact that the Holiness
church, only short distance from
the destroyed edifice, was damaged
to the extent of $1,000 shortly be-
fore the destruction of the Methodist
Episcopal church. In both cases the
fire started near, the organ In the
rear of the, building. The police
have started an Investigation.
The loss to the Austin church is
estimated at $4,000, and was fully
covered by insurance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
nv presS.o.

~ (By Associate Press. s]-T
Chicago. June S.-Judgei& Honore
todaey ordered william Guggerheim,
capitalist Of New York and direc-;
tor 81 the so-called smelter trust and
Grace, B. Guggerheim, to show cause
why tehir divorce secured In this city
in 1901 should not be set aside. Ed.
ward II. Dunno, former mayor Of
this city, who issued the divorce de-
cree while Judge IN the circuit court,
represented the 4complainant-Grace
B. Guggerheim- -and appeared In the
court With the Ave afhdavits alleging
that the divorce was secured by
fraud. !: y. ..,S 4:
Dunne declared. that the. decree
was fraudulent as neither party was
q legal resident Of Illinois at the
time ana that Misrepresentation
had Been made to Mrs. Geuggerheip
to get her TO- sue for the divorces:
Complainant also makes avermeMne M
I that fGuggerheim and his supposed
attorney, Louis Werner, Of New Z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
ACTION Being TAKEN to- SET !.
ASIDE, GUGGENHEIM DIVORCE
GRANTED. EIGHT YEARS AGO

York, censpirsd to, practice fraud on
the coutt; she furth states that she
was given alimony OF $50; 600 tof
which her attorney secured ~. 500,
/ Mrs. Guggenheim further ayers
that it had been represented to her
that defendant was "the weakest and
least inIpoftent Of the eGuggenheim
family g, whitain fact he is the ablest
:of seven br0thsrs and organizer and
business heSx oE the greatest COM
.bination sof srnfning and smelling
sinterests owned the family. She
also sdds that personaf wealth
Ii probably mors than $3,500,00O. e5
Complainant kasS been married 3
times and has injured in eQual NUM-
Der Of. divorce snits. Both remar-
rfed after 1901 dixprce auggepheim
marrying Aimee Lillian Steinberger.
ECompiainxnt's first husband was
William O. Herbert, naval oftceE who
|aacured divorce ION grounds ofs de-
Fssrtion. 3 Guggenheim married her
November 80, ,F140o. Less thansfouE
months later they were divorced,
l Jsh "a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
WINNERS in The !.
BALLOON i. RACE
Z 49,: - = - - 13.' - - -
j: NOT DECIDED {
(By Associated. Press.)

indianapolis, Ind, June S.-While
many conflicting reports have been
received concerning the landing of
the balloon Indiana, which entered the
national race here Saturdays it: is be-
lieved here tonight that the local aero
nauts Carl Fischer and Captain G. l..
Bumbaugh have been defeated by the
balloon University City, WHICH landed
six miles southeast of Fort Payne,
Ala. near Lookout Mountain. ~
!; This is about $40 mdles from In
dianapolis, and viii probably give the
long distance. prize to- John Berry and
j. cCullough of the University, City.
A.. H. Holland has been had been cred
tied with this honor with his New
York. having LANDED at Corinth, Miss,
about $50 miles from Indianapolis.
Neither Mrs. Bumbaugh nor members
Of Carl Fischer's family had received
word from the aeronauts up to late
hour tonight. ..3.s..-.: l.. e..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
1 (By Associated Press


Cincinnati, Ohio, June s.-United.
states postoface inspectors from Gin
scinnati believe they haev discovered
the ehadquarters Of q black hand I1
In this country, at Marion, Ohio,
This belief ia based on documentary
evidence found when Sam Linn: OF
/ Marion, Ohio, Antonio vicario Of Co
lumbus, Ohio, and 8. Marfis Of Den.
nison, Ohio, were arrested today
The arrests weer made simultaneo ous-'
" today in the three towns after.
search Of six month for men who:
sent threatening letters to John Ami
can, fruit dealer Of Columbus Ohio
demanding $1,000. The handwriting
in the letters to Amican are sidenti-
/ cal with that In letters received BY
Antonio tRizzio. fruit dealer Of Gin
cinnati, who died suddenly several
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
(By Associated Press.)

New York, June rS.-The $50, ,ooo, 900
suit of the Pennsylvania Sugar Re-
fining company against the American
Sugar Refining company, the So
called trust, was settled out OF the
court this evening. The case had
been called for trial for two weeks
in the United States district court.
The terms of the settlement were
not made public and the attorneys
for the. plaintiff and defendant de-
clined to discuss the agreement other
than to say that an understanding
had been reached and that the state-
ment would be forthcoming tomor-
row.
The suit was one of those familiar
yet complicated legal moves insti-
tuted every now and then by small
er concern against an alleged mo
nopoly, charging in effect that 1t had
been driven out of business. In this
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
(By Associated Press.).


Washington, D. c., June 8.-There
was great deal Of good humor and
many. pleasantries injected into the de-
bate on the woolen schedule in the
senate today, Senator Dolliver. being
the central flgura. 4. ... g:5E
He offered several amendments and
announced his intention Of presenting
number Of others, appealing to the
Republican members to vote with him
because he said these amendments
would Justify the attitude q the Re
publican party in advocating q protec-
tive tariff. S 3%.. ;&.@y.>. ..as.ftsat y .a:&
!. Smoot, assisted to a large extent BY
Warren, who is considered an expert
on woolen industry, defended ~, a.
nance committees recommendations,
with regard to that schedule. Var
ious amendments proposed to the
house bill by the nance committee o.
the; senate, are intended tor restore
the YDingley provision Of the Yooler
schedule, which, in some instances
provides higher duties than the Payne
bill as passed by the house.
{ One OF the interesting features OF
the senate was q lecture on the wool,
en- industry from beginning to the end
by Carter, who brought forth large
box filled with samples of various
grades of WOOL The senator's who
gathered about him explained each
stem in the manufacture of woolen
goods from the raising of the sheep TO
the making Of garments. He famh-
tiarized members, of the: senate with
the uses of shoddy, waste. oils. tops
and various grades Of wool. sss&I}5::: s$EI$s5a y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
five ARRESTED ! | j.. =. -. -:
..>~ AT. THE Inquest

St. Louis, Mo-, June S.-Five ar
rests were. made; among the specta-
tors at today''s inquest over Fred
Mohrle, who was. killed by Thomas
Kane In the corridor Of the criminal
court building yesterday. The pris-
aners are all residents Of the neigh.
.borhood iii which the principals Of
the tragedy live and are suspected
OF having a guilty knowledge Of the
plot to slay Mahrfe In reevnge for
his killing Of Sam Young. q consta-
ble and political leader OF the river
wards. 3s -
d The testimony at the inquest was
to the effect that Mohrle was un-
armed, that Kane fred five shots
into Fred Mohrle's body, and that
the slayer acknowledged the shoot
ing when arrested . few minutes
later. .2 ,5ssS M ,5 b ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
HOT time IS
PROMISED ] / | | 5. / IN
ONO TODAY
(By Associated PresS,)

Youngstown, o., June S.-Four ar
rests have already been made by the
local option forces for illegal regis.
tration and more than one hundred
warrants are in readiness for issu-
ance on the same charge, mark the
most important local option cam
paign thus far attempted in Ohio
which virtually closed here today.
The vote which will determine
whether Mahoning county with
more than three hundred saloons
shall be "dry" or "wet" will begin
tomorrow morning with both sides
claiming prospective victory. Brew
ers and distillers interests valued at
$2,O00,OO0 are regarded as, at stake.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
TAFT HAS NOT SIGN|F|ED
Intention TO Use VETO
Conferences at White House Have
No Significance
SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED SENATE TO
EsreATE REPoRT-coNTENTs OF MEAGH's SPEECH WAS NOT
KNOWN TO PRESIDENT BEFORE oELWERED-LEAD
ERs LOOK

dent told one of the Republican lead
ers that no one had authority to sug-
gest that he had in mind to vete the
tariff bill. 'Aldrich was at the White
House today and talked with the
president for some time. When he
returned to the, capitol he told his
colleagues that the president did not
appear to be at all pertnrbed about
the tariff situation, and that he hal
expressed confidence, In members Of
the finance, committee. g. -....- -.
Capital has been made of the fact
that Taft mad been consulted fre-
quenaly about amendments being
made to the tariff bill. Aldrich ex-
planned today that whenever the tar
iff bill fell under consideration it is
usual for the head Of the adminis-
tration and all the members OF his Of
fetal family to weigh the bill in every
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
4. E. BOARD Opens
BUILDING BIDS

Fargo, June 8--The regular
monthly meeting of the board of
trustees of the North Dakota A. c.
is being held this afternoon. One
of the most important matters to
come before the board at this ime
is he opening of the bids for the
woman's dormitory.
The bids weer opened shortly after
the board convened and they are
being discussed as The Tribune goes
to press. The appropriation for this
building was $4,000, and there was
a large number of bids submitted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-09
U. S. court Term -
NEARS the END.

Fargo, June Sit is more than
likely, that the May term of the
nUited tSates court will adjourn be-
fore the end of the present week.
When the Scanlon case was disposed
of yesterday the civil calendar was
completed. Of .'a's. -
The number of criminal actions
are limited this term. One or two
more will probably be tried at this
term, after which the jurors who
haev been scrimmaging to get home,
will be dischar ged. 49,, 5&+sf-!f.. r.,