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Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
NmgmR.


1. @ran0 i'm SrrennfbI ou 9nmiItur,
Ont, 5 Ofcr mebr Sobte. - Bel WRois
fena, 81. g., fenterl Sdbrboct, Z err
trinfen I'M ct. 2otprence Strom. -
gb4uin q. Nbbeb, nmerit. btI0euOer
&iinltler, in Qon6on g~eftorben.
2. BrG1ibent Gimon fliebt aus Saiti.
- Cholera breitet 1i@ IN St6Iien aus
perndnentes Weltfriebensburenu
IN Bern, @1tpet5, erDffnet. - Sabrs
bun6ertfeier Der lIniberiitGt 1resIau
8. RrGi. Eoft untersei6uet Shie0s<
Notwithstanding NIT @robbritanuien
uno Trnnfrei@. - Bilobnuer 9tein6oIo
4ee0a in Berlin geitorben.
4. Sapom. 5eebeI6 4omiraI Sogo be-
Iu1t bic Ser. Staaten. ~ 9o6fIutben
IN Miilouri. &anins. OfIabOma, Nie<
ienf1o6en.
8. Grpber Netolarbeiterftreif in Sbis
rin9en un6 De5irf Niirnbers. Gez
publif 1erI1ap0rung in ipaniimer Slot
te, Reuterer erI1o1ien.
Z. GIi8nteth Nters NIe1L 9imterin
unD 6Hriftitenerin, 10 Sabre alt in
EuGabOe 81. g.. geftorben. Soiepb
Eorrb, Yionier bon Utah unb Batter
Der BerieIeIune" (Srrieotion), 86
Sabre alt 5n Ogden geftorbeu.
8. Getorben: Bu~n6esiemator Srbe bon
Neaine; anterif. @ro6tapitaItf Sohn
%. Gates m R0ris. = N6miraI Scgo
IN @aI6inetm sefeiert, &onereE madt
ou feinem Gupfane R0lfe.
8. SrGu80I. 9ampfer ~Gurir" f@eitert
an fpanii&er @ifte, SO ertritnteH.
10. GrobbritGnnieN: 9GIs Der 0Or6s
nintnrt ge0tDungen Gefet an, 0ns feine
W1adt beS@ueibet. - 1isMordfori@er
6eimri@ bon Rofhinger aetcrbeu.
II. General u. .. WettetOu. @iirgers
iriegsbeteron un6 SournnIit, 78 Sabre
alt IN Chicago 9eit0rben.
12. ScIepbSsraeIs, b~erborrn0en0er 5oIs
IGn6i11er Wenler, 86 Sabre alt I'M
6nag ~geitnr6en.
is. 4ei1pieIcie Site IN 9entI@Inno.
IA. @~trettepiOemie IN GngIamb, bIutioe
8uinmMrenit5Be IN 2iDerpOoI.
10. SIteeertpp1e in Chicago, Mbiotifer
Badger un6 Solution t66tIi& eruHs
II. SmOuStrieuer aries uno g~iSenbahns
treif in GngInnb. NtIitGr Snr nntere
briidrne bon 1nruben ~ntfeeboten. -
@eto Enft's 9eGen @ontariFrebiiion
bes @ongreifes.
10. 4nbnftreH in England been6et. =
w~erfnfiune Der Nepublff Portugal n1ls
geenommen.
81. Heriibqnte Bib ~Mona Qiia" aus
Der 3oubres WnIerie in pnris gefto5Ien.
Weto Salts eeeen @aumiDoutnrifs
rebiiicn, &Onereb pertogt iim. - Ga
mn[iel BRADFORD, Denter un6 NationnIs
StonoHt. 80 Sabre alt m @enesIeb.
Naff., eeftprben.
"a. Ionoe[ Be Mrrinen gum Erdfi0ens
ten bon FortuenI eriDd8lt.
81. 1lrgIid duf Der 2ebigb BaIeb.Hdbn
BEL Chandelier, 81. g.. 80 3o6te. mebr
GIs 10 WerIehte. = 0Mftf@iffer Ut
tpOob bouenAet Slug bon Gk4eais md
gep Pod.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Gebrnar.

1. 3tterat g. s. OebIius in 0onben
Ire0en 8erleumOung5 &0nie @errg'S
81 einem Sabre 9aft berurtbeiIt. -
DbnGmiterpIpIion am 9nfenufer bon
Serfsb 9th. 35 eet5otet, bun0erte bers
let; S6doen iiber 1 Weilion. = Hedr
Gnriral Sperrb. 6ibrer Der amer.
S@la9tfhiffflotte nuf Der 8eItrurbs
fn4rt, geitorben.
4. Berfii6e S~innn3miniiter fdnt 6ur@
WkUrber6an0. - General Itet grnnie,
Durenfiibrer I'M 8cieg NIT England,
e~eftorben.
s. Wegitonif6e gtsberen BEL SuGres
eef@lo9en. - StnatstapitoI bon w9ifs
touri in Sefferion gitb ~absebronnt.
G9nben 1 Milion.
8. Seuersbrunt in RouftontinopeI.
OfeeierunesgebGube 8%erit6rt. Neue
cnsl. &%0nigspnnr 8eiet fiH benz gorIn>
ment bel grDffnm9. - Rulnerfnbrit
u Sibpemins, 0ii9.. eTplObirt. 10
Ecbte.
0. SI6ernIe Gegiersng Iiest init 1872
@timmen bel Der erlten Gbftimmung
I'M britiIhen 8arlament. @o6Iens
9rubenerploIion in Srinioa0, COL, II
tcbt. Sears onstraI Eerrh, amer,
SIotte, ge1torben. = 6toatsberfdffung
bon Nri3ona bonn 0olfe anaenommeu.
II. Baron Gilbert 9fotbIhilo in @ien,
Gr0bif6of Hban BON BbiIaoeLpbia gee
ftorben. Il 8unoesienat ltimmt ebens
fnGs fir Can Srautisco aIs @eLtolls<
teIIungSitaot 1915.
-. General Meranoer q. Bebb, SeIN
aus benz amer. 8iirgertrie0, 9eitcrben.
-. Stubentenfrntpale IN HuBlan0. -
@eeenfeitisfeitsoertrng nit Canada
bonn Observation-Disclosures nit grp<
Der Webrbeit aneenommen.
rs. 0rrftreierbegeies bonn g~unoesiennt
0~Ngeronunten.
16. Reniionirte NenrsN 6mirGle geaaro
NIB Noeert, amer. SIotte, geftorben.
~. Drtan IN Nor6beutfhlan6 nn6 an
Der &iifte, groBer ShaOeu, 5hiffe ltns
tereegmeen.
20. grObe6en i'm ge5trt Monaitir. Ell.
rcpGif6e EiIrfei. - 8u9entgleiIung
BET RnIiiaoe. gleb., uiele 8erlebte.
%. Heeierune5norIage 5ur Ulohtbes
f@rdntung Der CORDS bonn britifGen
@c[fsbnufe n~neenommen.
80. General 8rin, fran5Oi. &%riegsminis
Der, pIobli1 geitor6en. - Quanab
Barrier, Der reihfte Sn6ianer, in Oflas
kosnn 9eItorben.
~. gemer Wertrog nit Sapan bonn
0nHbesiennt rGtifi5rt. Sn Chile.
G6bnmerita, entgleiIte Elm 8abnsug
mt Ntneuorbeiteri4 is Sobte. bieIe
UerIebte.
IS. 4unbe0bnus betpiIiet 8 Teilionen
aur Befeitieune oes YannmatanaIs. -
Observation-Disclosures Srieori6 GpieIha@
een in Berlin. M1Icr Srib bon lube
IN Mimhen geftorbeu.
81. Srm31f. Riniiterium Briano o0nft
as. - Charles 9. 9iGes gum Setres
t&r 6es Yr6Tt0enten Taft ernnnnt.
0e. @unbesienat lebnt ole @efetbors
Enee our biretten @olistpabl Der Ses
matnren nit 4 Stimmen Me6rbeit db.
= EOnis benuftraet. Elm nenes frGns
OE. &d6tnett gu biloen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Jobresbronik.
WeOrbHsts itebsrFdt Der widtisRen
GEeisHihs i'm Sabre 1911.
Sannar.

aYuuuufF
4. &GbinettDedieI in Oeferrei@. -
@~5eienbrono in 6amburg.
8. BerIeumoungsnoge Der @e9ter1nta
eeeen bic 81. y. @DrIo, ben Punnnas
@nnnIh0u betreffeuo, bonn 0berba1s
bsseeriht nbgetpieien. - BoIi6eitrnpf
wit dnordiiii6en @inbre6eru N 2ons
bon, ENGLAND.
4. Grbbeben m TtuSiS6sEurfeftm,
EnliIenoe 'umgetonmen. = 8lnbess
reeisrtne tIagt gesen ben 9ampfers
trlHt.
s.. aongreB pieoer IN Sibmng. -
Guuoesl eudtor STEPHEN .. @ttins bon
@eftbirginien geftorben. - 8nbnHns
gLiid IN Gicofrita, 10 Soote, 80 Bers
Nkte.
9. 0eutidfeinoIi6e @rcbFobrfsaaten
I'M GliaB a%useepieien.
Z. Carnegie Sruit Goulpnrb in RetD
Oprf faIirt nit 9 Utilionen Depoiiten.
70. @ebGuOe Der 6onbeIsbamuaer m
Cincinnati brenut ob. 8 @ent4en
fommen nm. segeu 20 berLest. GbGS
ben / O1inion.
II. @%eneralItreii Der gienba5ner in
BortuQal. gbtnQ's RotionaIbers
fonmlune oufqelDit.
IA. &tretf in 8ortugnI, been0tt -
S9Iimme 8un0e bon Der 8eulenpeft
In Der N}anOiGurei.
n. 9eutIdae5 ~unterfeeboot fiHh m
@ieIer 5dfen, fpirD aber Ibon rad
orei Stln0en ge6o6en. &onlmdnO6mt
uTb 8iuei 9ffi5iere iterben 3eIbens
TOD, Nlannidaft 9erettet. @TpIO@
fion i'm 4eiIcIraufn oes G6IdHtImfs
fes .9eluipare", 8 xoote. - Nktentnt
eiueS &o6uiinnieen auf ben Breurier
@rioio in Der fran6Diiihen &or1nler.
1s. Sn Snpun "a 9lndr1iten tpeeen
@eridiporung eegen Oas 2ebsn Der
6err1berfamiIie sim EoOe berurtbeiIt.
10. @in8erfratpaIe in Der gb6mp0gne.
- Champ" glarf pom oemotrdtti@en
Caucus gum Spre6er Des Bu1oess
Observation-Disclosures nomintrt. - Ra1I
@orton, 6~inan3manH, friiberer JIots
tenmiuiiter. "a Sabre alt. IN Ner
9Ort geftorben.
90. 40. @e6urtstag oes NeutYhen Neis
Dies gdrnegies Snftttut IN @nibtngs
ton erbGlt bonn Sitter 10 Minionen
Tim @on5en Bic oo1in % Milionen).
IS. 56riftlteler 9abi6 Graham Pbils
Iips m Nep gort nte0er9efhoiien unO
ftirbt am nddJften Sage. ISr6er tSbs
tet ii6 ieIbt.
a.. Sn Sopan 70 Der berurt6eiltea
Nnor1ilten bingeridtet.
%. 8unbssreeierino ldbt bic ulegifos
nti9e @ren5e milit6riI9 befesen.
20. Sirg5arles 9ilte. 6rttif9erStnntss
mann ltn0 Pnrlamentarier, geItorben,
SO Sa5re alt. = 0uft9tffer GLENN
Curtis iteigt BEL Gan Diego, Gal, bonn
@afier ntf unD ldBt fi6 ouf 6Giiebe
Hte0er.
40. 9uItanausbru9 nit BaIIerfIut auf
ben Ybilippinen. bun6erte bon Neeus
f&euIcben b~erlcren. 2uftIAiffer 9.
q. Mcgurob fliest pm 8tOriSa Bis
innerbab 5ebn WeetIen bon S0ba0
nn6 g~etpinnt $4,000 8reiS.
81. SOsialoemotratiihe EiIbrer unS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9nuI Ginger IN
Berlin getorben. = GunoesGbgeor6<
AetenhnIs itimmt init GROCER Neebrbeit
fAr Can Sroncisco nIs Slns Der @0s
Ran10tmals 4usftelune 1915.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
GRai.

9. GrpBbritonnien. Dodhtbehiani1e
ber QprD8 pum unterbous be1hnitten.
4. Oeutine SlbpNegpebition ieeelt
bon 5anIburg. 9amburger GroBs
reeber 4oolph Bormonn, RoIonies
g~rinOer in @frita, geitorbeu.
Z. Merito: Brdiioent 9to3 moht BEE
fannt, OoB er oboorfen fuirb. iobnIo
Srieoen eeihloien 1T.
8. China erbGlt cine tonltitltione1e
Ofeeierme, Yrfn5 TiGtng gremiers
miniiter. @robe BnlbbrdnDe in
Ranitcbd iu1b Sustot6etpdn.- 8uls
besabgeoroneteubnls nimmt 8oIfreis
LITE an. - 0ultanousbruh in Sapaa,
bieIe Soote.
8. Ririn in Der RnnbImurei nbees
6rannt, 10000 Tenihen obbo6Ios.
10. Negito: Sunre5 DON ben SnIureens
ten nod beftteem Sample etneeuonis
men, Wedoero erri9tet bort cine 8es
Gierung. - 8rdiioent gitrnoa bon gtis
tdraeuo eeitiir5t uaO Ha6tig. - Sbes
aterbranD in gOinburg, SdottIonb, nit
@erIuIt bon MenI1euleben.
II. @rnbenun9lid bel Biltssbarre pa,
B EOOte.
10. ariegsminiiter OidiniOu re1ienirt,
3enrb 6. Stinrion bon 1eD BORT iein
Nn1fol9er.-Su Berlin tuerben $780,
900 als Rreiie fir eineH Stumbling
Our9 9eutIhlan0 geitiftet
10. SIN R~oneooebiet ertrinfen 30 bell
gif1e @Oloaten.
IA. Deutide &aiIerpaar trifft init SOAs
ter sur gnfbIlun9 bes 9entAlaIs Der
R0uigin @iftorin IN england EN-
IS. Oberbunbesqeriht befie6It 0ie @ufs
l6Inng Der wStnroorb Oil Comp.
mner6dIb bon ie6s Meonaten.
10. Rreubi16e 2Gn0t9g pGIiirt ben Gee
fetenttpurf CUR @riinbung BON @roBs
Berlin. - 8eppelin'S iiRgfteB Butt
i1iff DDeuHhlanb" eebt in Dufeloorf
~8uqrunDe. = @rob7euer m &ortl1no,
Maine, / WaiHipu G9Goeu.
AZ. l1nfiigf1me finnii6e Qanotne bonn
Barren obernnGs Gifgelott. Us. 9.
Gater, fraberes &ongrebmiteIieb un0
~@ater BEG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
In @erbeen, WearbIan6j II Sabre alt,
eeItorben.
81. grdntreid: 0ur6 cine nbtiir5enoe
SIuomoiHine tptro &riegsmirifter Ber<
tenur eri1lneen uno Yrenrierminifter
Monis berlebt. - Morotfo: Sic 8rars
soien sieben in SEES elm. - Wlegifo:
Srie~bensbertrag 5iplfhen @egierune
unb Sniur9enten unter5eiHnet.
%. giufpeibung Der nit 9Weiuiouen SEQ
ften~ erridteten 0ffentIi@en 8ibltotbet
Der Staot Stem Yort.-BunbesGbgeor0s
neten6aus Itimmt fir oie&ufn0bule bon
g~lriaona 1tno Neumerifo nls Stndten.
- @9efterbtIe, 9eim bon George
@bthe, zines Der 1lnter3ei1uer Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb onseb'
lid 6os dltefte 8o6nbnus in ben Der.
Gtaaten, in 9ampton, @a., nb%gebronnt.
IS. Megito: BrGfioent Stag OGnft ab;
~Srancisco Qeon be Ia 8nrrn, ebemalts
ger 8ot1dofter in Ba1bin9ton, probis
foriIfer 8rG1i6ent. - GmIaHt11iff
rBboming~ gr0bte Der 0nlerif. SIotte,
in NbilnDelpbid bpu1 Stopel geIaiien.
26. @aegifo: GrpraiiOeut Stag rerIGbt
beimli1 Die 9auptitaot unO i3ifft lid
in Neracru5 mad Spnnien elm.
81. Seuersbrunit i'm Nersnigun9splat
gOneb S5Iano BET 9etD YOrt. S6aoen
2 MiaiOneu.
2S. &abIen in POrtasal ul0 Giee Der
0fepubIitaner.
20. acknowledgement befieblt bic Nufs
IGIung Der u4merieon tobacco Gon1p.
(3ubaftruit). - BaDnungIiid BEL Wecs
Cool, Nebr.. IA Sobte. iiber 20 ber>
IeBt. - 8oltenbrii6e in Sio0eut6s
Lamb, GROCER S6aoen, % Weeni9en ges
t0etet.
81. Sort bel Ma1neua, NitGragua, auf>
sefIogen, 100 SOIO4ten ~eet0btet, bieIe
berIeBt. - Mnore Beaumont a%etpinnt
8ettfIieeen Yariss9fou uno $2o-O"N
Rreis.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

90. ganoOildJe Yarlament dufSelDft. UNI
ben Observation-Disclosures NIT ben
Ser. Stanteu nem Nolfe bor5uIeeen.
81. 2eiibman gum nmeritnntf4en Bots
I1after in Berlin altseetpGblt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
But Thus Far West Virginia
Has Neglected to Ac-
cept 1t.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11-While
the mountain regions OF, West Vir-
ginia are visited almost every fall
with vast forest fires. destroying
thousands Of dollars worth of val
liable timber, West Virginia is ne
glectinG to avail itself of the assis-
.tance which the federal government
offers to those states that UNDER
take a systematic system OF forest
fire protection. Among the states
which are being assisted by the fed
eral government in the protection o.
forests from fire are Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont. Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New Jersey, New York,
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Oregon,
Arrangements have just been con-
cIuded by which the government will
assist in the protection of the forests
of Allegheny. Garrett, Washington and
Frederick counties in Maryland.
The Weeks law, providing for the
purchase by the government OF lands
on the headwaters OF navigable
rivers for the purpose OF creating ma
tional forests and protecting the
rivers from floods, carried also an ap-
preparation of 100000 which the Sec
rotary Of Agriculture is authorized tc
spend to protect property, of either
public or private ownership, from
forest fires, in cooperation with tho
states. 1t was provided in the Law
that the amount expended by tht
federal government in any state
should not exceed the amount spen
in the cooperative work. In additior
/ 1t has been determined that In 1.-The
current year not to exceed $1,000 VII
\ be spent in any one state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
Nh. CARR DEAD
Former Resident OF Harrison
County Passes Away at
Fairmont.

TAIRMoHT. Nov. 11.-Theodorc II.
Carr. who resided with his brother-in-
law. o. j. Morrow. on Walnut avenue.
died Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
He lived forNthe greater part OF the
last two years with Mr.. Morrow and
family. and his former home was near
Bridgeport. Harrison county.
Tho deceased man was an upright
citizen and was a good Christian. He
was unmarried.
Funeral services will be held this
evening at o'clock at tho home OF
Mir. Morrow, &C dacted by the Rev.
W. j. Eddy, of the First Baptist
church. sunday morning the body
VIII he taken on the interurbun street
car to Bridgeport. and from there to
the Baptist church at Middlevllle,
where services will he held some time
Sunday afternoon, and the interment
wiz be made there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
STRIKE BREAKERS CAUSE
RIOTING TO BREAK OUT
ESTER Ola SSED
AS "A POTTERY CITY
BY the Census Bureau In
stead of Giving Credit
to East Liverpool.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Move. 10
The construction of a bridge across
the Ohio river at East Liverpool
o., and the consequent establish
ment of great potteries at Chester,
w. va, has probably had much to
do with the apparently small in
creas in manufacturing shown in
East Liverpool, o.. in the i've year
period from 1904 to 1909. The
building up of Chester has in effect
Increased the the business OF East
Liverpool, although the Increase in
the manufacturing will show in the
census returns as of Chester and not
East Liverpool.
Although one Of the greatest pot
terry centers in the country, the cen
sus bureaus figures show that but
one new manufacturing plant was
established in East Liverpool in the
Ave years OF the report. 1t now has
eignty-two instead of eighty-one as
is 1904. The capital invested in
manufacturing there increased If
teen per cent, reaching l$7.9Ss, 900
The value of products increased
three per cent to $6I629.O0o. The
number of employees decreased
seven per cent to 4is73.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
UNCLE SAM GIVES
FOREST FLRE AID

of the federal government in the pro-
lection of the forests of the state
from fire, it would be necessary for
West Virginia first to make an APP
preparation for such work and then
to submit to the Secretary Of Agri-
culture plan for conducting a vast
state forest fire department and fire
fightlng force. 1t is the intention of
the department to work up under
the provisions OF this law a good sta.s
system OF forest fire protection in as
many states as possible, and the
matter doubtless will be called to the
attention of the next legislature.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
Unique Case is Passed On by
the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
WATER IN LUMBER
Is Subject to Freight Charge
the Same as the Lum-
Der Itself.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. E7ov. IL
Claiming that it had been Compelled
to pay the freight charges on three
carloads Of Ohio river water which
It neither ordered nor wanted and
for which it had no use, but which
had been included In a shipment OF
twenty-one car loads of lumber. the
Buffalo Hardwood Lumber Com
.pany appealed to the Interstate
Commerce Commission only TO be
turned down, with the Information
that the railroad company was en-
titled to the freight charges on all
that it transported.
The lumber company shipped a
lot OF rough oak, gum and cypress
lumber from sBrevoort, Miss, by
water to Cincinnati, o., where 1t
was loaded on freight cars and then
shipped to BuRalo by rail. At Gin
cinpatI the cars were run down an
incline track to the gater's edge to
.be loaded and it is claimed the cart
were permitted to stand in water "a
foot and a half deep In the cars till
the lumber absorbed lot OF water.
The loading and transferring from
the barges to the railroad company
was done by company operating
the railroad incline track to the wa
ter's edge.
The lumber company paid a
freight charge of 1858 30, based on
a weight of 1 ,O53s200 pounds, but
4he Iumber company weighed por-
tIons OF the dry lumber and esti-
mated that by absorption of water
tho freight had increased 1923
pounds, which is about three car
loads, and that the freight charge
was too high by $14s.72, which
it asked the commission to have re-
funded to it.
In its finding in the case, the COM
mission holds that the railroad is
entitled to its freight charges on
what it hauled, whether the weight
had been unduly increased before
presentation to it or not, and that II
any damages had been sustained by
the complainant it was matter for
the civil courts to determine. So
the freight was paid on three car
loads Of water for which the lumber
dealers had no use and which they
could not have utilized II they had
wanted it, for it had been absorbed
by the lumber
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
At a Half Dozen Places on
The Part of the Drivers of
Garbage Wagons.
POLICE PoWERLEss
Most Dreaded Strike in the
City's History is
Threatened.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The most
dreaded Of all strikes. a general
Walkout OF transfers, threatens
New York today. unless the city
speedily settles its differences with
several thousand laborers in the
street cleaning department
The strike OF cartmen who collect
the city's garbage was extended to
the street sweepers today and to-
night department store drivers will
decide whether they will work in
sympathy.
Riots broke out in half dozen
places today, when the department
sent out carts manned by strike
breakers.
Generally. the police guards are
preventing drivers from being drag
ged from their seats, but they could
do but little against these attacks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
SHERIFFTS SENT
TO STATE PRISON
For Two Years by Court and
is Deprived of His
Office.

GREENsBURG. Nov. 11.-John e.
Shields. sherif6 of WestmoreIand
county, who was recently convicted OF
permitting prisoners to escape and Of
perjury and OF mnlfeassance In ONCE
in connection with the coal strike in
the Irwin field. was today sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary. He
was also deprived Of his once. TO
which he was reelected last Tuesday
with the second largest vote given any
county candidate.
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FUNERAL.
OF Edward S. Reynolds Is
Held at His Home on
Locust Street.

Funeral services over the body 81
Edward S. Reynolds, who died at his
alytic stroke, were held at the home.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. the
Rev. o. Dale King. pastor % the
Methodist Episcopal church. leading
the services, and the Rev. T. 3. Peters
assisting. The burial followed In the.
EIkview cemetery.
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LIGHT ASSISTS
National Secretary in Duties
during the illness Of
the Latter.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. IL
During the illness o. the secretary
OF the National Association TOR
Highway Improvements, Charles P
Light. former state highway com
missioner for West Virginia. is as
sisting in the performance OF the
eccretary's duties, doing much OF his
work OF the office. These dudes
are very heavy at the present time.
as the arrangements are being per-
fected for the holding of the Amer
Jean Road Congress at Richmond.
Va, November 20 to 90.
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new ROUTE
For Northyiew Street Car
Line isto Be Surveyed
Next Week.

Following an inspection Of rout6s
for traction line from the city TO
Northview. traction oncials Friday
evening decided to begin the survey
OF a new route Monday. II the new
route Is chosen the extension will
DO only from the interurban line
near the James Boyle store and cara
will come in on the interurban line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
ECLIPSE
OF a Part of the Moon is
Observed by CIarks-
burg Residents.

Partial eclipse Of the moon was Wis
IDLE last night shortly after Q o'clock
when the sun passed over the south
ern corner of the moon. Many
CIarksburg people viewed the eclipse.
which was visible until shortly after
10 O'Clock. The eclipse came as a
complete surprise to all, as no word
had been sent out by astronomers to
the eject that the eclipse would take
place.
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HANGS Ho1sE1F.

WEIGH, Nov. 11-With eyes pro-
truding and his face horribly dis
torted. the body of an unknown
Pole was found hanging to tree a
half mile from this city. The man.
it is believed, was a suicide, he hav-
ing hung by his own belt, placed
about his neck over a limb.
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WESTON NAN HURT.

WESTON, Nov 1l.-While return
ing to his home from pump station
near Jane Lew, where he had foot
broken In an accident George
Browns horse frightened at an auto
mobile in Main avenue yesterday at
afternoon ana he was thrown out and
seriously injured on hts head and
baci he ii z 81 n ,iHh he wa ride
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
PRINCE REBUKED
BY Emperor William for Ap-
proving Attacks on Gov
ernment's Policy.

BERLIN. Nov. ia public and
semi-oHicial rebuke has been
administered to Crown Price
Frederick William which fully
confirms the report that En-
peror William reprimanded his
son for having openly approved
attacks on the governments Moroc-
can policy.
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NO POLICE COURT.

No arrests were made yesterday
by city policemen and no session Of
police court was held this morning
at the usual time. This is the first
time no session has been held in
the morning for a long time.
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NAN FOUND CRAZY.

MoRGANTowN, Nov. 11.-Herbert
Brewer, prominent farmer Of Cass
district who strangely disappeared
several days ago, was found in a
crazed condition. in. a shock OF fod-
der. illness had unbalanced his rea-
son.
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MOVE 10 CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. IL
e. e. DAVIDSON, president of the
Exchange. Bank. of Weston, has
moved his family to Washington
anu taken a house for the winter,
SO his children may attend the
washington schools. Mr.. DAVIDSON
intends to spend most of his time
in weston, and part of 1t here.
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sUBUKBAN1rE JAILED.

Fred Polling. OF Industrial addi-
ton, is in Jail awaiting hearing in
Justice G.. III. Gordon's court on a
charge of destroying and defacing
property not his own by smashing
several dishes in William Colbert's
restaurant there Friday while
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PLANT TO SHUT down.

MoRGANToWN. Nov. diam
nounce has been made at the Offices
OF the American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company's big plant at sabratiou that
II would shut down the last Of next
week Dull business 8 said e be the
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aTTLE GRL,s ooNDgTIoN.

The condition OF Virginia Payne.
aged seven years, daughter Of pr
John b. Payne, Is quite satisGactofy
and her early recovery seems as-
sured. She has had typhoid fever
about week.
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WRONG FIGURES GIVEN OUT.

The sheriE and his deputies are
experiencing much annoyance as a
result of an erroneous report that
twenty per cent discount was being
allowed on taxes paid now. The
discount allowed is only two and
one-half per cent.