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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

Originally a student OF divinity ia
England. Thomas c. Martin came
early to America and spent a couple
Of years In Thomas A. Edison's lab
orator. Later he became editor 81
the Eiee ,rical World. aud has been
noted as an expert In that field 81
technical journalism. He Is one
OF the authors Of an authorized bl.
ography. recently issued. entitled
Edison. Ills Life and Inventions.
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a HORRIBLE EXAMPLE.

Look at the way the baby $
working his mouth" exclaimed
Mrs Neville Now he proposes 10
put his foot In H."
Hereditary grunted Newhus-
band. That's what | did when |
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Old established blacksmith and wagon
shop rent cheap Apply or phone. Carl
signor. 500 westlake av "
All kinds Of stors fixtures. counters
Ind fsof
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LreAl NOTICE

~ - 49,
NOTICE ls hereby given that ~ y
hpritW NtfsEN a COMPANY has
been dissolved And discontinued -
mutual consent. aud no further huHi
ness IL 10 he transacted hs that Com.
rany. except fhu settlement ~ Tho af
fairs % the Company by "a n Roth
weller
PRANK n FOSTER
"a ~ NOTffM HtfsFM
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NTEuniNH A MNLFA
Practical Plumbers tia Twelfth Az.
iobhipa Promptly Attended To.
Prices Reasonable work Guaranteed
feipph ones heatan st9i Npfk 10
Eshsisaan a Ntispn. carpenters and
ssufrai fohbrfs Weather stripping and
GianfnH a specially. Main iiTe and tnt
sil
"a n Kpiies cigar factory has ~.
r,os 81 80 tc9 rhisd a.
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sT-T~F-'-Fs7NTsFsFsFsFN
THE ief~sains Cfab
urEN TO ALL
Ioiu To and fIni
AcQrAfNTANrE. IMPROVEMENT.
SOCIAL ENIu1ME%T
These are the effects 81 nur club. ard
strangers are wrlafius Nssp~etnbiiitY
= the prihsipAi aatiifis stton for mem
ctfthffL
For rnrthrr Information ard Tor furma
call upun Of address
THE LONESOME ct.un
JanuarY Paper ste
Rooms 90 and I'll Dept ~ Ne it3e,
hns stt office hnufa 10 % Q 70 on
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tst. frtmnsd ay.a cleared saf re-
D. ekad Fumes xurlsd saa eieaned
tHsftfi9n Dept tss ae1 ED Gar
meats fst Sfrnfs
NefAriifs hair Fsesofsf - not dse.
eni tara gray ~ ttearhsf hats - 80
nafusai eaisr ats Arcade ulas Mails
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.

tFst&F tEAttE ~
PHONES MAIN tssf. ND -.
Mrs zen HicksFt. xraausgs nisMiis.
hnns ronnusuasns. female asseea~ts sue
I rrssfniiy treated phFefstAn required
ftef kaiixy. ruFa@r EAsuaGs az TAKE
a.assiaks rar % valley -
IRE stars R-r,air prsesory. eas ever
N1rdsg. = . business Estssf Fer rstss
Phones uais pasS IA ~
WANTED Exss,eue suff~rinn froH
70 eaa sav fses tflai battle u Rickafa :
fawpas remedy 80 rarific Mids
LADIES' RFMODEtfNG PARLoRs
Naw zarments niaae and @ia rewetsisa
l Latest styles Prices reasonable ftf
Afeaa~ nlfx IND 4 skit
Hsspretshis arsestiaus ~lasw. DE-
sifes gentleman partner in rnafainn hansr
afeas ssaf 4 ttsf
Iallian tsray aanicurtnm faassaru.
yepor baths suifs 80. itfs Fifss. hossi
uurhe
EixfE DE vEnNE- MASSAGE. cabinet
hath. manlearinx. Hotel NsctoFta. fsii
ftfrf az tnite taF
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ind ysur seaimese Abbot hotel room
ne Moved from sis riks
Mis- ALLYs .isfAiefy. tAes snss.s ~.
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MMtlen nlk SIS snd. rnens Ind. 1ess
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riaity HyEsa TheTspcstir Baths. SOS
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Is 10 all fiosn > uhana HidN. spokane
wash
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| Reopened - Burke Hotel. lfss first.
Baths and massage heen lat. tth fioef.
/ MISS HOLMAN. fnanifurine. Room let
Hotsi Burke it1f Fifs. Az 20 70 10
MISS JEW Kill manicuring open sun
day Hotel vald-msr. iiisA IT'D. room ~.
Hrnorita Men1ss. manirarist. chiropo-
dist Room ". Hctei Elliott. ies flkr
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HNfTnRE cUNEp-Do nat weaf
truss sruanrht absolute. wlthuot apefs
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Is tar. over one hendfed cases CURED raaef
tNo Y~ara from aAs year % age 70
Ths fiafsard Syaten. ia hhsfsT liids
ttif Neepnd Az Seattle
wha eante TO hsrutns a anrsshifd
SHAREHOLDER "a vafuable sinrtricaf In
fentfsn. ~ payfa4 fhe patent ~ five -
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The "why7~ Of the baby Is the
beginning OF his attempt to edu-
cate himself.
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william Estabrook Chancellor.
Ever heard OF him. Well. his
books have already sold over e.000.-
900 copies and are still going Ike
hot cakes. They are school and col.
lego text books. He has just issued
another. Glass Teaching and Man
agement," for the teachers them
selves He has held many import
ant pedagogical posts.
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wAnrED-eEAL ESTATE,
CITY RIA etrArE-

~~~~~-~~-~~~~-~~-~~~s- ~>~~-~-~N~-->~>sN~-~"
1 want 90 bur s. " tsrppu house IN
the vicinity Of ballard Price must -
reasonable Addrcas q tiii, care star
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

~S>.~~~~-~s~~~-~4~~ ~-~~~~~~~-~1~~~~~~-~
fuf EKrhanas-1 spfinE wagon player
piano. Witi exchange fer furniture
Wrpdhousc a Fiat furniture Store. tft
t'tke ~
far sale o. Trade--ffy o.ner. T-fucn
house. ta-feot let. IN ballard. fhons
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tos1 AND FOUND.

tos1 AND FOUND.
i~-~~~~r~~NN~~<NN~ ~>s~g>~~~~es>rssN~
FOUND hiatk colt. ~ months old. mare.
white hind foot and star on forehead
tsekt from tiiYeffnn 80 vicinity two
months asa Inquire % Emonds. Sui
iiSan bldg
SIS REWARD.
lost nn Jan seth a ieatiseF porkethooh
sonfalnina maueY and eeftfficstn ~ de-
paait Seattle National Hank RETURN
% George hausun. y itgi htaf
lest LADY, banabaK capitol uin car.
Tuesday evening keer handbag. return
ksfr and deposit book, feieFheue n
ans Ind ssf
t.est- Japanese nina riaie heads
reward state Market. isef fiks
SITUATION wANTEo-fEMALE
~-fs>~~ee~cSN- $4,000 ~y~-1eSf>e>r>rs
welaan rtane nal as
tELP WANrED--FEMAL
~n4>N~~~sNNeeeerlrNr~ ~NrSeN~4~~e~~eNe~~@s~-~~@s
Wanted NHitahic Hifi for Esnefsi
homework MUST b. goea roak eaag
W hkth II ballard So
Wanted -alrl Cor E@aersi heusaw orb
twe ~ family can. with references. si
~ ritei nlds
yAaueer maid wanted star uetel. Fifsi
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FLATS.

Four~r0om flat. completely furnished,
car line. walking distance. Queen Anne
7f0.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

~~~-r~sN.N~~~@~~NS~~~-N ~~r~~~~~e~r~e~eNr~r~N~
Furnished house. modern. SIS. on three
car lines phoue Ballard tof
Three room cottage. completely fur.
nished fsts ~ Marion; piano. SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
SIDNEY RAWS0N
COUNTY JUDGE
Former District Attorney
is Appointed.

Sidney Fuller Rawson, Of Port
Richmond, has been appointed by
Governor Dix as county judge and
surrogate to succeed the late Judge
stephen d. Stephens, of the county of
Richmond. The appointment was
made on Monday and Immediately
after the senate confirmed the nomi-
nation. 1t is said the selection of
Mr.. Rawson, who is only to fill out
the unexpired term of Judge Steph-
ems, was made through Eugene Lamb
Richards, chairman of the Democra-
tic county general committee of Rich
mond. Mr.. Rawson is a former dis
trict attorney of the county of Rich
mond and has been identified with
the Democratic organization for
years. Since the death of Judge
Stephens some months ago District
Attorney Albert c. Each, by virtue of
the law, has been acting surrogate of
the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Simon
sol and son with several friends,
enjoyed an automobile trip to
Princeton Saturday.
Mrs. John Bridge and son visited
in Perth Amboy yesterday.
Mrs. Albert Blanton has returned
to Blackstone, Va, after a months
visit with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Belcher.
Daniel Bedell was in Tottenviile
last night.
Thomas Mcdonald and family
have moved from Rossville to Shar-
rott road, reischerville.
Robert Cronne was in Tottenville
last night.
George Androvette was an out-of-
town visitor Sunday.
Henry Boley, Jr., has returned
from a visit In Brooklyn.
Alex MacCoy, Of West New
Brighton, visited his parents here
Sunday.
William Depew has a position as
teamster for John Swade.
Thomas Merrick was in town this
week.
William LaForge has returned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
PIPE ORGAN
FOR ST. MARKS
Contract Is Awarded to
Estsy Company.

At a meeting of the official board
of st. Marks Methodist Episcopal
church. held at the church in Amboy
avenue, Pleasant Plains, Monday
night, the contract for building the
new pipe organ for the church was
awarded to the Estey Company, of
Manhattan, manufacturers of organs
and pianos. The organ is to
cost $4,000
About three months ago Andrew
Carnegie donated 5000 toward the
organ fund with the p~roviso that the
church would raise a like amount.
Since that time over twice that sum
was raised by subscription to pay for
the organ and to defray the expenses
of changes to install the organ. VIII
liam Daggett, of Richmond Valley,
has the contract for making the al
terations to the church. 1t is expect
ed that the new organ will be in
stalled some time In September. The
committee in charge of the affair of
purchasing the organ is A. w.
Browne, president of the official
board; C. Augustus Shea. George D.
Heck, James Graham, William r.
Foster and Frank Hoag.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
SCHOOL GIRLS
MAY FESTIVAL
Many Attend Affair at
Donqan Hills.

over four hundred girls, repre-
senting ten schools in the borough of
Richmond, gathered at a May festi-
val under the auspices of the Girls
Branch OF the Public School Athletic
League on the lawn of Borough
President Cromwell's residence, DON
gan Hills, yesterday afternoon at
4:3o o'clock.
About thirty girls from pyblic
school No. L, ~Tottenville, accompa-
MED by Miss Evans, Mrs. Vaughan,
Miss Maloy and Miss Purcell, teach
ers in the school, left here on the 3
o'clock train and took an active part
in the games and dances that took
place. Each school had a May pole
decorated with the colors of the
school.
/, The program included the follow
ing dances: THE First of May"
"Caroussel," "Our Little Girls"
Ribbon Dance Irish Jig and
"Gustave's Skoal." In the games
were basketball throw, passball,
shuttle relay, and endball. Besides
these there were a number of special
dances. The music was furnished by
a band from Manhattan. Miss Eliza
beth BurchenalS, inspector of girls
athletics in the public schools, con-
Quoted and supervised the exercises.
Borough President Cromwell, Dr.. Et-
finger, superintendent of schools in
this borough; Ralph Mckee, one of
the local Board of Education, with
Nils BergQuist, physical instructor in
the schools, witnessed the dances and
games and all were greatly impress
ed with the n the affair was
carried out. For the first of its kind
the affair vas a great success.
The schools represented in the ex-
ercises YER Public school No. 1,
Tottenville; No. A., Kreischerville;
No. II, Dongan Hills; No. ~, Con-
cord; No. 10, Rosebank; No. Is,
Tompkinsville; No. 16, Tompkins-
vile; No. IT, New Brighton; No. IS,
West New Brighton, and No. 81, Elm
Park. Each school wore their class
colors to correspond with the May
pole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
BETHEL LADIES CHICKEN
SUPPER GREAT SUCCESS

Many people were turned away
from the chicken supper in Knights
of Pythias hall, T~ottenville, last
night, because they could not be &C
commodated by the Ladies' Aid So
clety of Bethel Methodist Episcopal
church, under whose auspices the af-
fair was held. The ladies had not
prepared for as many as came out
and before 1880 O'Clock everything
was gone with the exception of the
ice cream. Nearly 200 were served
with supper from $50 to 7:45
o'clock. After supper a sketch, en-
titled Her Busy Day" In one act.
which caused considerable laughter,
was given by five female and seven
male characters. Because of the local
jokes and puns the sketch was ex-
ceedingly funny.
Those who took part were Mrs.
Albert LaForge, Miss Carrie Gibbs,
Miss Susie Marshall, Mrs. William
Cottrell, Miss e. Blanche Brown and
Messrs. Claude Jacklin, Elwood
Smith, Jesse Sleight. Roy Lehman,
Chester JaCklin, ]. Parsons and Gull
yer W~ightman. The affair was a
great success and a good sum was
realized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
CITY MAGISTRATE SPEAK
AT ST. PAULS TOMORROW

City Magistrate Joseph B. Handy,
of New Brighton, president of Mems
Church League of the borough of
Richmond. will make an address at
the evening session of the confer
ence of Methodist ministers and
workers in St. Paul's NJ. e. church,
Tottenville, tonight. Magistrate
Handy has taken much interest In
the work of the league throughout
the island during the past several
weeks since the league was organ
lied some time ago. The conference
will convene in the church tomor-
row afternoon at 2:90 o'clock. Min
listers from all parts of the borough
will be here at this time. An excel
lent program has ben arranged.
There will be addresses by several of
the ministers and discussions of va
rious subjects during the afternoon
session. There Will be special music
in the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
.BEEFSTEAk DINNER GIVEN
AT HUGUENOT CHURCH

The beefsteak dinner under the
auspices of the men of the Reform
ed church, Huguenot. at the church,
Saturday night, was attended by
many members of the church and
congregation. The affair which was
gotten up by the men and served I'M
der their direction, was a success.
The menu was of the best and great
ly enjoyed by all. AS this was the
first thing of this kind undertaken
by the men, everyone was wonder
ing what success they would achieve.
During the dinner ar informal pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic was given.
The dinner was for the benefit of
the church and a good sum was real
lied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED ON ISLAND

The following real estate trans
fers were recorded in. the county
clerks office at Richmond during the
past week for the Fourth and Fifth
wards:
Fourth Ward.
Jane N. Robinson to Herbert E.
Williams, lots 903, map Linden
Park, nominal.
Same to same, lot 904, same map,
nominal.
Catherine NJ. Cannon and another
to Santo B. White. lots 294, 295,
296, block q, map william ziegier,
nominal.
Gustav A. Barth and wife to Katie
Walter, lot IS, map katherine A.
Rudkin, nominal.
South Beach Realty Company to
Catherine Santangelo, lots 353, 1854,
map South Beach Realty Company,
nominal.
Guibattista Gardella and wife to
William Knauth, lots 297, 298, map
E e Mcfarland, nominal.
Rosari Mamma and another, to
same, lot 262, map William McFar-
land, nominal.
Francis M. Gardella to same, lot
10, MAP GlllS NIT al ldAldJ hOLllINAs
Leon w. Ducherrin to same, lots
GIG, 617, same map, nominal.
Satro Bianchi and wife to Mary
Darragh. lots 46, AZ, map Chas.
Whitaker, nominal.
Richard J. English to John H.
Hall, lot 113, map O~ceanview, Gift
foYds, nominal.
South Beach Realty Company to
Cossimo Di Fiore, lots S59, $50,
map South Beach Realty Co, nom
inal.
Israel Rodview and wife to Solo
mon Rodview, S W cor. Midland and
Goodman ayes., nominal.
Fifth Ward.
Executors of William Ziegler to
Benjamin NJ. Lapton. lot $50, block
10, map William ziegler, $500.
Same to same, lot 361, block 10,
same map, $500.
William Y. Yetman to Laura B.
Yetman, lots 119, 1870, map Hart
Heights. 149x5Ox137x56, nominal.
Same to Hubbard R. Yetman, n e
cor. Chestnut and Pine sts., 137.6x-
150x137. 6x150, nominal.
Emma Peterson to Laura Zyfer,
lot 625, block II, map William Zieg-
Ter, nominal.
Lillian C. Anderson to Frank B.
Hawkins and wife, n half Little
Farm No. 951, Map Little Farms,
nominal.
Ralph NJ. Cole to Gabriel Dissos-
way, k Shore road. n e cor. land Hill
larh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nomi-
nal.
Martha e. Durham to Amelia
LANCE, lot 3, map NJ. E. Durham,
nominal.
William Evans and wife to Flor
ence V. Weir, n e o land Levitt
and private road, 1000 square
feet, $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
T0TTEkVILLE

Mrs. Lydia E. Palmer, of Manhat-
tan, and Mrs. M. E. LeCount, OF
Yonkers, were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Frericks, of Amboy
avenue, Monday night.
Frederick Drake is at Atlantic City
for a few days.
Pr Mrs. Harry Smith will entertain
the Regina Euchre Club tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael O'Neil were
in town Monday.
The choir of Bethel NJ. E. church
is arranging for its annual tsrawber-
ry and Ice cream festival at the
church on Friday, June /.
T. w. Hawkins has purchased a
Hartford spring fork bicycle of o. W.
Boyd, in Main street.
Washington Council, D. of L., met
last night.
The final euchre of the series o.
Arthur Kill Council, No. 1.40t
Royal Arcanum, was held last night.
The prizes will be awarded at the
next meeting. The Arcanum Day
committee postponed their visit I'M
til the next meeting.
A social will be held In the lecture
room of the South Baptist church to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock. Refresh
ments will be served. All articles
left over from the fair will be sold
at rock bottom prices.
If you have something to trade
put an advertisement in our ex-
cn1,,mn E
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
MOLLY STARK EVENT.

Everything is in rediness for the
celebration of the fourteenth ami
versary of Molly Stark Council,
Daughters Of America, Of Pleasant
Plains, that will be held in It's
rooms in Amicitia hall, that place,
tonight, commencing at 8 o'clock,
Besides many members of the u
Gil, visitors from other out-or-town
councils are expected to be present
to help them observe the event.
Councillor Mrs. James Ellis with the
committee in charge, have arranged
to entertain a large number of
guests. An informal program viii
be carried out and refreshments
will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24

be a most serious affair and will
certainly be attended with much
violence and bloodshed, rs Lisbon
is the stronghold of the republican
forces. Disorder has long been ram
pant in the capital. Robberies and
HOUSEKEEPING are OF almost daily
occurrence, and the authorities seem
pOwerless. Arms are at a premium,
and the demand for foreign. espe-
ciaiiy British, flags reveals an unex-
paeted number of citizens who claim
foreign protection. Emperor VII
helm, OF Germany, during his recent
Visit to London. called on Manuel,
and 1t Is believed that the German
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24

ruler pledged the support of his
country to Manuel. President Braga
is making every effort to gain the
united support of army and navy
officers to aid In ~forstaliing the
threatened revolt.
Brussels, May 24:-The Journal
safes that a representative OF a f.
nancial group which has already col
lected 81, 700, 900 for the. purpose of
oyerthrowing the Portugal republic
is nov In Brussels. where he Ia In
terviewing various financial person
ages, to whom he Is offering mining
and railway concessions In Portugal
should the enterprise be successful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24

from a trip to Barnegat In his
launch.
7. Walle visited at Grant City Sat
urday.
Julius Wegener and sister, of Man
haitian, were the guests OF their IN
Gle, Albert Wegener, of Great Ills
for several days.
Ralph Rose visited In Perth Am
boy this week.
Walton Nance has purchased a
new horse for use at his hardware
store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24

Greensboro, N. c.. May PA strike
of iremen on all sides of the Southern
railway is threatened. Members of the
local division of the union declare
that unless a recent demand for a 10
per CEN wage increase and other con
sideratlons is granted a general strike
will be called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24

london, May 24:-It is considered
: tain here that the monarchists
completed their preparations
a serious uprising in Portugal
lining to restore ex-King Manuel to
1 9 throne. According to messages
} esiged In Faris, a counter revolu-
n will begin in the north, where
the anti-republican feeling is strong
and where discomfort with the new
| regime has been manifested in strikes
at Oporto. If Lisbon, as expected,
ffhoald follow the example of the
/ north the counter revolution will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
Professor Lord Found Dead.

Columbus. O., May 24.-N. w. Lord,
professor of meteorology at Ohio State
University, was found dead in bed at
his home. The coroner decided that
death was due to organic heart trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24
TONY FIORELIL

830S Amboy Ave. Pleasant Pinfns.
Boots. Shoes and Rubbe Repairing
a speciality. Branch Store. New Dorp
S. 1. All repairing, such as patching.
sewing OF mailing on half soles or heels
done by Electrical Machine In is min
utes, at a discount of 10 per cent on
old prices. All Work Guaranteed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24

England and Tobacco.
The people of Great Britain consume
lesg tobacco per head than any other
civ lized people of the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24

EVENING NEWS covers the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-24

If you have something to trade
put an advertisement in our ex-
chance column.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-23

Glsn, Parnes, of Fairmont, was in
the city today on business.
Mrs. c. D, Fleming was called to
Simpson this morning owing to the
serious illness of her father.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-23
Repayment
Of 0vercbafges Directed in
Several Cases to and
from State.

Z WASHINGTON; D.. G., Fob. %
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has directed the repayment OF
certain overcharges in several cases
involving shipments OF freight to or
from West Virginia.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
has been directed to refund $22.SO
overcharge on one car of lumber
Clipped by the Trexler Lumber
Company from Aliens, S. c., to Rich
wood, w. Va.
The Norfolk and Western railway
and Others have been directed to re.
fund to b. B. Burns. $131O, over.
charge on one horse shipped from
Berryvif.e, Va, to Huntington, W.
Va.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie rail-
road and others have been directed
to refund to tn La Belle Iron Works
$3.50, overoharge on one shipment
of nails from Wheeling, w. Va, to
Chicago, III.
The Western Maryland railway
and others have been directed TO re-
fund to the West Virginia Pulp and
Paper Company $28,s4, owercharge
on four cars of print paper shipped
from Luke, Md, to Railway, y. J.