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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-13
Tattered silk Flag.

and the lapse OF years have oblit-
Grated them. and. like the graves OF
ten thousand gallant soldiers of that
heartbreaking war, its true name and
history may remain forever unknown.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-13

Atwood may quit aviation, which he
Jays is certain to lead to sudden
ieath. IL usually is extremely SUD.
len in the case OF an aviator.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-13

Boston has a variety OF MOSQUITO
that sings but does not sting. Still.
even the free concert business may
be overdone.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-13

This season has run shy OF FISH sto
ries. Perhaps the nsh won't bite, per.
haps II is the public.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16

A good. many people are going 20
the stores toaay 6icly b6tsuae INC
rGIesran hds. made It advlsable
ssofii Ssiine. W
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16

One OF the .-1ost remarkable proofs OF
Eae unusual laxative merit contained in
DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin Is that t Il
elective not only In people In the primo
OF life, but at the extremes OF ageE As
many letters are received from mothers
men and women OF sixty, seventy and
eighty years OF age It must be truly. a
wonderful laxative
In th4 cifra Of constipation and bowel
trouble IN old people Il has no equal II
ooFFeots tho constipafiou, dispalS the had
eating, etc People advancing IN years
should see TO &c that their bowels move
freely and IL they do not to take DR..
CaldWelIjs Syrup Pepsin. You can pro
long your HE by healthy bowel action
CIogEed bowels Invite disease. Women
aboTIt to pdsS the menstrual period cnIH1oe
% better than use Syrup Pe2stu several
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16
GRANpNIA,s- ApVIcE.

Many articles OF wearing apparel,
table linens, bedding, towels and 9TH
er materials are ruined long besore
their time. II these things did not
have to be washed they would wear
much longer, but the common. strong.
yellow soaps so generally used. are
full OF rosin and free aIkan that rot
and cat into the fabrics. causing them
to tear with the slightest strain.
Just try HewItt,s Easy Task soap
made OF cocoanut oil, borax. naphtha
and clean taIIow. It handles the dirt
in a hurry. but doesn't harm fabrics.
and then, too. 1t costs but nickes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16
FREE SAMPLE CURED Old
PERSONS BOWEL IROUBL &

times a week nnfi1 the system has set
tied % IT'S ftture condition.
Kmong the strongest 1lFIlorteFg &c Dr.
CaldweIfg Syrup RePsin are IA. ~. =.
So Spauidiug OF the National Solder
II me Kansas sis0tht elderly men The
Il. .diar nIze bottieS can be bought Of any
drnEgiSt at nifty cents ana ore dollar, but
Ing your iddreSa 70 The doctor.
DR.. CaIdWeu does not feel that the
pupchnse Of his remedy ends his 0oli-
itgor and bowel diseases Tor over forty
years and WIN be pleased to E1Ho the
reader any advice on the subject Lreo
of charge. All are INelcoune 20 1LE1Le
him.. Whistler EsE. SE10 ttledlci9l :, &c wee
w 3. Ca1dWell, '6H Caldwell building
Monticello. III.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16
SALE OF SALOON PRoPERTx.

SALE OF SALOON PROPERTY.
Notice Is hereby given that pur-
suant to a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Harrison County. West Virginia,
made on the 6th day OF May, 1911,
in the chancery cause of SchmuFbach
Brewing Company vs.. Thomas-A. Hen
aghcn, ct al, the undersigned. special
commissioner, will ofrer for sale at
public auction at the front door OF
the Court House OF Harrison County,
on the 18th day of May, 1911. at or
about o'clock p. M. the following
personal property OF Thomas A. Hen
aghen located at No, S4f West Pike
street, clarlSburg, West Virginia, and
used or held for use in connection
with his retail liquor business at that
point, the same consisting OF two lots
which viii be sold separately. to-wit:
Lot No. /: All that stock OF wines,
liquors and cigars and other mer-
chsndIse situate upon the premises
Aforesaid ana now in tho possession
of James r. Mccormick. Special Re.
ceiver. who will permit Intending.
purchasers to inspect and list the
same at any time prior to the sale.
Lot No. =: Consisting Of the trade
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16
HER busy DAY.

Z Last Monday afternoon, Mrs, Gray.
while up town. was much surprised to
meet the coIored woman who does
her washing why Mrs. johnson!
said Mrs.- cray, ..'I thought this was
your busy day" ibid use ter be-"
came the reply. hut All uses Hewitt's
Easy TASK soap now an gifts all done
fore dinner It sure does the BUSH
ness In short order"
It does do the business and 1t
only costs a nickel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16

fixtures. to-vvit: / front and back
bar; :arbonator. cash register. No
ssS05, / MosIer Iron SAFE. ! Ice box,
electric are lights. gas arc lights.
lot OF glassware for bar service,
heating stoves, ceiling fans. go
chairs, tables, spittoons. / lot OF In
oIeum, as well as all other personal
property upon said premises used In
connection with the saloon business
but not held as merchandise; also all
licenses for the sale, of liquors and to-
bacco held by said Hensghen5 also
the interest OF said Ienaglien in ana
TO the leasehold estate in the prcm-
Ises at No. 341 West Pike street In
the city Of. ClarIcsburg. which was
sold and assigned to said HeHaRhen
by James Delaney by writing bearing
date the 10th day OF May, 1910.
THRSnS or S,ALIG:-one-hnf Of
purchase money or as much more as
the purchaser shall elect to pay cash
In hand on the day OF sale. and the
residue to be evidenced by the sixty
day note OF the purchaser with good
security thereon to be approved ~
the undersigned special commissioned.
As the saloon business Is now being
operated by special receiver. the
right is retained by said receiver to
operate the business between the day
OF sale and the confirmation thereof
by sid circuit Court. during which
time said receiver shall have the right
to sen at retail so much OF the stock
In trade as maybe necessary 70 keep
the business going.
osAIAcJ e. swAFtTz.
special Commissioner.
I. I. wade corman, Clerk OF the
circuit Court OF harrison County.
west virginia, do certify that Oman
e. swartz. speciaI Commissioners. his
given bond before me In the penalty
Of SIS. O0O with good security as dlreet-s
ed In the above mentioned decree oe
sale.
]. WADE coFB11Aes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16

rrI1n1 arl
lIft7fed q
q ore fhdln 8 q .
case was art
4, "a rclIs 1910
~ = fssf5red u the Ioelze3 Tor
1st4s ease vas heard the
"A tirile IN January. 4 81 4 the lat
- Inc helore u fcii bsucllsr Noted
ftoF5nsy.s aEs5s slsd On either siq
- az eoverIlIlenf. &ttorney Gener-
81 Il ieiserzhaa1 ana frank b kellogg'
aueciai assistant to the attorne ken.
sTSE addressed the court. For
lard on, there apPeared = o1R
q 6hnson. Of PhIladeiphia; John 81.
am. OF Rev York; ana p
FVatsons OF PittsbuEs.
II hts address to the court. aLl e
SeifoeE. who took all the testimony
n ne case on behalf Of the govern
rfent. said that the Standard Oh or
s4anizatfo4i was not a naturai own s.ia..
but was born and reared IN 1F@see
and OPPRESSION and hangs over e
=ona1nerce OF this country today IKE IKE
4 threptening cloud.
The standard on Company q sew
Tersey. ne told the court, eontrolle.ei
.sFon4 IS to % per cent OF the OH p,is7
mes az the country. with 3 financial
pov5er beyond that possessed by any
',fIier coMbination ever known. Rnei
-,.o,I1t,i6ati6 he added. was made
.ffsstiSe and powerful by reason OF
,referentfaI rates and rebates in
tfanspor4atfon, the greatest ever
Ic5fsyFr to have been made. and by I'M
air ana brutal methods Of competi-
!. ton. which in and OF themselves be-
,Eesn merchants and corner-grocery
men would not be dangerous. but In
sbe hands of q combination OF this
lie ana OF this powe-. are the most
. dangerous Instruments to tndepen-
lent dealers, manufacturers, and nen
l,nsaxfTiE in enterprise known IN
ommerce."
The other side Of the contest was
..,,s,5{s451arfzed by John G. johnson, in
he closing argument in the case. he
declared that the country did not suf-
Ter nv the nero IarBeness OF the cor
,oration, but prohted- For the al
! eyed s.ns that the corporation had
o14nftted, he argued, there existed
4 ADEQUATE remedy at law and
heredore It was not necessary for
guilty to step in to dissolve the cor
5 orasfon. He denied that rebates
.ere being accepted by the corpora
.on now. or that 1t was cutting prices
organizing secret concerns. and
characterized the governments ref
renees to them IN the past as neees-
airy TO give the proper color and
aise the proper amount OF indigna-
ION. In the case. He declared that
( ne standard OH Organization was
: ne result of orderly growth.
Z Let the channels OF commerce be
pen Tor all who may desire to en-
,rs, said he IN closing, whether with
ccean steamer or with dugout. with
soekeseIier wealth or with naughtI
ut their brains and their hands. un-i
-ettered by their own improper re-
traints. and unInterfered with by the
buses OF others, and an win have
& cen done that Is wise. Beyond that
:es the ,antagonism OF irresistible
economic necessity, and danger Of
disaster, the length and breadth Of
vhFch no man can foretell."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16
specIa.l comaligsionl

]. WADE coFBa1AeE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16
YOUNG PEOPLES BRANOH.

{ The committee appointed to re-
5oft ON plans for the installation OF
sonhtains in the city by the Young
SCOPES branch OF the Woman's
yhristian Temperance Union is re-
Iuested to meet at the home OF Miss
Tiora on Mulberry street, Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16
scRATcHED. FOR
10 YEARS.
used d. d. D. SIX Sion4Iis-AH Itch
ing Gone:

This is the actual experience of
Anne croman. santa Rosa, cal, with
the wonderful d, d. D. Prescription.
b ID. d. Is the proven Eczema cure
the mild wash that gives instant relief
in an forms OF skin trouble.
cTeanses the skin of all impurities
washes away biotches and ptmples,
leaving the skin as smooth and
healthy as that Of child.
Get a csc trial bottle of this Won
dcrfuf Eczema Cure today and keep
1t in the house
We know that D. D. D. viii do al
-that is claimed for It
Wells & Haymaker, West Main ST.
ClarksburE. w Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16

Never leave home on a journey without 2
.hotfia 81 Chal1berIafn's Collie, Cholera and
5i5iaFThoea Remedy. II e almost certain TO
s. needed and cannot be obtained when on
Soard the cars or steamships. For sale ~
al l1shIilI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16

Read and an5vver the Tc;egram
CLASSIFIED ads.'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16

G. ". Gall, Jr. of Philippl is :
lvlstor here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-24

MONTHS may elapse before final
vote is reached in the Senate on the
reciprocity bill as passed by the House.
The progressive republicans, led by
CumminS and LaFol!ette, will make
the most determined efforts to amend
the reciprocity agreement. They will
be aided by such regulars as Nelson,
Heyburu and McCumber. They will
not be successful, it is said, in their
efforts, as the situation stands, because
if they ever control sufficient votes to
amend the Underwood bill they will
utilize them in defeating it. The attl-
tude Of the finance committee cannot
be predicted until after its reorGauiza-
ton. Those who favor and oppose
reciprocity with Canada are struggling
for control. The result will materially
affect the initial stages OF the Under
wood bill. If Cummins and LaFollette
should both finally achieve member
ship on that committee, they will fight
for amendments before report is made.
This would mean weeks OF delay IN
committee. The regulars will probably
propose little mild obstruction by
having hearings to throw form of
salye to the great interests benefited by
the protective system
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-24
VIRGINIA n JEWS.

Rev. w. Russell Bowie, Of Green
wood, has accepted the rectorship OF 81.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Richmond,
to which he was recently called.
One Of the hardest hailstorms ever
known there swept over Chariot,
te<vilIe Saturday afternoon, following
the severeSt electrical storm of the sea
son. HaiIstones fell for several min
utcs, and covered the ground. Much
damage was done TO early fruit in the
western end Of the county.
The Southern Railway Company has
stirred up hornets nest among the
retail merchants all along the valley
branch from Harrisonburg to Wash
iugton. The S0utl:ern's proposal to es-
tablsh supply stores IN the various
towns is the cause OF the trouble. a
call has been issued for meeting +
the Harrisonburg Retail Merchants
Association to he hello in TIE council
chamber this evening, when some
lively resolutions will he passed.
The trial Of Mayor Cntchin assumed
definite shape in Roanoke Saturday,
when Judge Mullen quashed the entire
rule formerly entered against the
accused containing nineteen counts,
and issued an entirely new order
which embraced only the specific
charges in the report Of the special
grand jury Cutchn' 5 fight to retain
office will be gin today. He is accused
OF protecting" dsorderly resorts, re-
ceiying presents from their owners, and
preventing the police from performing
their duty in respect to such places.
On Friday he won his motion for a
jury trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-24
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL "a

WHILST an overwhelming majority
pf the House responded to public
sentiment in behalf Of eciproclty with
Canada there is no mistake as to the
danger that awaits this measure IN
the Senate. As to the purpose OF
most of the reactionary members
of the Senate there has been little
,aY.c u apprehension of their power
.,av are acting at least IN accordance
with their professions. But the coun-
fry is about to witness the spectacle
of n coalition Of reactionary republican
senators, insurgents and little knot
al senators elected rs democrats, to de-
feat the reciprocity bill. The Amerl-
can Protective Tariff League III utter
despair OF any success IN the House
has begun an active crusade against
1he hill in the Senate, with the AID
and encouragement Of the agencies
of tariff spoliation. Not all the IN
surcent senators are in this coalition
and the democrats belonging to 1t
under the leadership of Senator Bailey,
of Texas, can be counted On the
fingers of one hand. But it is calcul-
ated that the combination when In
control OF the committee on hnance
will be able to balk every effort OF
the friends Of reciprocity in this special
in view Of O. more extensive campaign
against it in the regular session OF
Congress-. 1t is to he observed, says
the Philadelphia Record that in this
coalition there are insurgent senators
who little while ago could not stretch
their mouths wide enough to de-
nounce tariff robbery How these
senators can reconcile their opposition
to this measure Of reciprocity with
their recent utterances Is hard TO con-
ceiye. AS for the little knot CO demo-
Gratis in this coalition who were but
lately ardent champions of tariff re-
form. their motives are but known to
themselves. They, however, should
have heavy reckoning with the
democratic states that have sent them
to the Senate. 1t is not in the nature
OF political things that this betrayal
of the public cause should go una
yenged by its victims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-24
NEWS OF THE DAY

The Southern Baptist Convention,
will meet next month in Jacksonville,
Fla.
Mrs. Serene E. Payne, wife of the
former republican leader in the House
| Of Representatives, died in Washington
yesterday.
The Twenty-ninth Church Congress
OF the United States will begin III
Washington Oh Tuesday.
The English Ministry expects 10 force
the Parliament biIito second reading IN
theIouse Of Lords before the coronation
! No strenuous resistance from the peers
seems likely.
Mrs. Harry Eldridge Gcodhue at
Cambridge. Mass. has invented a teie-
scope hatpin warranted not 10 iniure
innocent byStanders.
Four persons. two men and two
women. died in St LOUIS hospital
Saturday night, making the deaths re
suItng from an explosion Of a tank car
Of gasoline number seven. Six others
are seriously burned
With record Of eating 50 boiled
eggs and 100 oysters at one sitting and
thirteen Holsters at another, Thomas
f. CurIey, OF Rockland, Mass, has
issued challenge to eat against any
man in the world.
Mr. Edward Raine, proprietor and
publisher Of the German Correspond
ent. died ia his home in Baltimore
last night following sudden attack
Of paralysis in the left side on Satur-
day night He was - years old.
The grand Jury in New York, it vas
learned. heard that the State Banking
Department had delayed action against
the Carnegie Trust Company because
it had assurances from Andrew Car
negie that the company would not be
allowed to close.
Mrs. Gertrude Knapp Payne, wife Of
Representative Serene Z. PANE, Of
Auburn, y. T., for years republican
leader Of the House and chairman OF
the ways and means committee. died
in Washington yesterday. Mrs Payne
had been i'll Of liver trouble for three
months, aud her life ended on the
thirtv.eighth anniversary Of her mar
rage TO Mr.. Payne, Mrs. Payne vas
So years old.
Edward Gayer vas arrested in Wash
ington yesterday charged with attempt
ing TO abduct ninc-year-old girl
named AchSah Pettey. The little girl
vas rescued from the stranger by, two
men in lonely culvert at Second
street and Rhode Island avenue north
east. The wouldhe abductor claimed
the child vas his daughter. The
oniId's father is critically i'll OF tubercu-
Iosis. Gayer is in no way related to
the little girl.
A solemn requiem high mass was
sung at the Church Of the Sacred
Heart, Washington. for the repose Of
the soul OF Rear Admiral Richard Inch,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-24

ACCoRp1So 10 a decision delivered In
Cincinnati, the mother OF family
should WELD the birch. 4 father is
the breadwinncr and not the disciple
marian OF family, according to John
A. Caldwell, of the Juvenile Court OF
that city. He holds, furthermore,
tia, the father has no right to punish
his children unless the mother cannot
perform that duty 10 addition to doing
her,other homework. The judge rsnd-
cred the above decision few days ago
when an incorrigible youth was brought
before him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-24
Sleam>t;o Ashore.

Shanghai, April 24.-The bic
steamer Asia, Of the Pacific Mai
Company's fleet, is reported ashore
200 miles south Of this port. The
Japanese steamship America Maru
reported by wireless that the condition
Of the Asia. which has full cargo and
passenger list, is serious. Since tina;
time all efforts TO get into communi-
cation with the steamers has failed.
The American gunboat Helena and a
fleet Of tugs have been sent TO aid the
liner.
Later a dispatch was picked up
which said the Asia was q total wreck
but that the passengers, crew and
mails had been saved.
That the passengers had narrow
escape vas the purport OF news Just
receive BY wireless. The big liner
flied rapidly and although her life
boats and RATS were put over the side
as quickly as possible, the decks OF
the Asia were swash before the last
boat was filed. The Chinese steamer
Shang-Su vas rushed to The scene
and took all Of the Asia'S passengers
aud crew, and such mails as were
saved on board. She is now en- route
to this port. Finger Rock, where
the wreck took place, IS at the south
ern end OF the Taccheau group Of
islands and has been the cause Of the
destruction of numerous craft. As
far as can be learned nov the Asia 5
captain lost his way 10 the fog.
1,n, nan.n- fin1,r.. shn,u. . II 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-24

who died Friday morning. The Rev.
Father Joseph MCGEE vas the cele-
brant. Delegates from the Loyal
Legion, the Naval Lodge Of Eiks Of
the State Of Washington, and the Army
and Navy Club Of Washington attended
the funeral. The interment vas at Ar
Iington Cemetery.
Lutter Rollins. aged 81, former
resident Of Cumberland, Md. vas shot
and killed by Charles Slavin, pear
Durbin, ". Va, Friday night. Rollins
was working in lumber camp and
Slayin vas hi, foreman. The men had
quarreled over siDgIetree. c!aTin
sought Rollins at his home and took
down Rollins own gun. wlich vas
hanging on the wall and shot hlm
through the abdomen. Mrs. Roillrs
witnessed the tragedy. Rollins expired
in a short time. SIa"in vas arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-24

following the hurried measures taken
in getting John J. Mcnamara out OF
Indiana. Gov. Marshall today assured
4. VI. RYAN. president OF the structural
workers and Leo. NJ. Rappaport, attor-
uey for the organization, that II any
more ranuisitions come here from the
governor Of California for any person
wanted in connection with the alleged
dynamiting. he will take steps TO see
that they will have hearing IN court
with an attorney before being extra
dited
san Francisco. April II 1t is re-
ported here today that the man known
as DAVID Captain, the fourth man
wanted in connection with the Los
Angeles Times dynamiting is already
under arrest somewhere in the east and
viii be rushed to Los Angeles as soon
as the two McNamaras' and McNian'gal
reach there.
Toledo. O., April 24.-Detectlye W.
]. Burns and one Of his assistants went
to the Union depot here this afternoon
and scizcd,a grip which, they declare,
belongs to one OF three men under ar
rest and on their way to Los Angeles,
Cal The grip was taken Immediately
10 the Central Police Station for exam
nation.
San Francisco, April pa con-
sprrcy against labor in the charge al
most generally made by San Francisco
labor leaders today in discussing the
arrest OF the McNamaras and McGanl-
gal.
Cincinnati. April 24.-NIrs. Mary
Mcnamara, Of this city, mother OF
Jshn B. Mcnamara, under arrest in
connection with the Los Angeles dyna-
mite outrage, today declared she has
absolute faith in the innocence OF her
two boys.
Los Angeles, April 24.-The Times,
discussing the arrests editorially today,
says:
Mcnamara and the others alleged
! to have assisted in blowing up the
Times plant and to have assaesinated
its faithful, defcnSeless employees, Will
be brought here and tried, Ii con-
yictcd. they will be hanged. There
| deaths and the death Of thousand like
them will not expIate tide awful crime.
! But 1t will serve to warn the closed
shop union !aborites who inspired
the assasSins and the treasurer OF
whose organization supplied the
money 10 pay the expenses OF these
nefarious deeds that, in attempt
ing to carry ont their ends by violence,
they are butting against the bucklers
Of society. When the unionist de-
mands that he designate who shall be
his fellow workman, that no man shall
| b. permitted to work who Is not
member Of the Drawing, bullying band
OF closed shop advocates, ruled by
larcenous. tyrannicai law deiyng graf
tiers. that demand will be refused and
the unrclenling grip OF the law will
conduct the picketers and boycottcrs
seeking to enforce it. to the county
Jail. These Williams are the camorrIsts
Of the United States.
Topeka. kans., April 24.-JalneS
". Mcnamara and Ortie McManigal,
passed through here just before noon
on Santa Re train 40. ). They were
shacklcd TO two detectives Of the Burns
agency and locked in compartment
in the Pullman car Carrie.
Everyone except engine tra'nmen
ucro b,rral from, thp car
Trainmcn said that the detectives de-
cIined TO discuss the case and the pris-
oners were not given an opportunity.