davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08

NEW YORK, Feb THE New York Pro
duce Exchange today corrected It's visible
SUNNY OF wheat figures to 1921 900 instead
~ ri 10000 bushels. making an increase OF
as 900 and not 1,47I,OOO as announced yester-
Taar
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08

SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards South Omaha,
Tor twenty-four hours ending at p. m,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08
Cnttnn Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-COTTON-Spo
closed quiet; midding uplands, 1445c; mid
ding gulf. H.70c No sales.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 7.-COTTON-Un-
receipts, 1,456 bales shipments, 1856 bales;
stock, 1880 bales.
New York cotton market, as furnished
by Logan & Bryan, members of the New
York Cotton exchange, $40 South Elxteenth
street:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08
sugar Market.

NEW Work. Feb. 7.-sUGAR-Raw
firm: muscovado, 50 test, 2.95H2 Csc; cen
lTifugai. IS test. g 45d34sc; molasses sugar
q test 27Od2. 73c. Refined steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08
PenrIn MARKET.

PEORIA, Feb. T.-CORN-steady; No. 8,
two eolors l4Ac; No. 4 43hc; sample.
oxTs-Inaetive; No. white. nominal at
&c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08

in exports THE imports Of foodetutis dc
trca-t g. .OO0 o.. but cot on from the United
Strtcs increased 81. ZJvOy1 and from other
points $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08

ST. LOUIS Feb. .-WHEAT-Futures
lower; MAY. 95i4c; July, sihd8lssc: cash
lower; track, No. red, SEQ; No hard
a3d9Sc.
CORN-IoWer' May. lslac; July, 49lka
sac; cash higher; track, No. 2 4ila945c;
No. white. f3af3hc.
OATs-I.ower: May. MEqSl%c; cash.
higher; track. No. ?, 32c; No. 2 white S3c
RYE-Jnchanged. az SSc
SEED-1imothy. &5.V0us-50.
CORNhEALl-t2N.
92i-iA
Hay Dull; timothy, slS0alSOO; prairie
81 Oodi500
FLoUR-ouiet; red winter patents. tL5Od
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08

BOSTON. Feb. 7.-Closing quotations on
,toclrs we're as follows:


LONDON. Feb. THE January state
ment OF the Board OF Trade shows in
creases OF tSSss5.Oo0 In imports and $l46Ss,50o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08
DuIuth Grain Market.

DULUTH, Feb. T.-wHEAT-No I north
ern. Si0l; No. northern, ssgsSci May, u.02
July. f1.0S
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08

LONDON. Feb 7-American securities
were quite and featureless during the early
trading today. Prices rang I'd from - above
la . Hr1 IA af
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle steady--HOEs
Sheen sfrnnn

LOWtT-NWVNU
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-CATTLE-Receipts.
$500 head; market steady; beeves $4,000
so; Texas steers, $410d5.S5; western steers,
S440675.G0 stockers and feeders, $3S0d5.S0;
cows and heifers. S2.6045.SO; calves, $500
S25.
HOGS-Receipts. 10000 head market sc
lower than early; hEht, $76Oa7.SO; mixed,
S.45@775: heavy, S7.2O0765; rough, $1,000
7.40i good to choice heavy, S7.4Oql.65; pigs,
81 .6007 80; bulk OF sales. S7.6O0775
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1900
head; market strong 10 1Oc higher; native,
81 506440; western, S250d4.40: yearlings,
4.50d5 80; lambs native, $425q6.25; western,
"a. 506D6. 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08

lllluOls los Spanish
SlLNER-Bar. steady at I'D per ounce.
MONEYS per cent.
The rate of discount I'm the open market
for short bills is 3Hd3 5-16 per cent; for
three months bills. 3-16d3h per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08

A GUARANTEES OF Business Prosperity
The Persistent and Wise Patronage Of
The Bee AdvertisinE Columns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08
New York Curb Market.

The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 315 South sixteenth street.
d.. IL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-08
stock I'm sight.
Coffee Market.

Total receipts..".".3i,9Oo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

We we're utneSsy Saurlc;
Our dension made him vince:
1t was Hamlet" at the Lyric,
With a novice as the prince,
So intent on slaughter, certes,
He not only Cloudius slew,
And Polonius and Laetes,
But he murdered Shakespeare, too.
Still, we had our compensation at the opera house that night,
For a genius in the orchestra who could make the music hum
With facility tN
And agility "a
And astonishing versatility
On the cymbas and triangle and the ducimer and drum:
We could hear the robins calling, and the tnkHng cascade falling;
We could hear the hoofbeats clouer, and the ran-drops' smarty pater,
And the village blacksmithis anvil ringing meruly away;
We could hear the slvery jingle of the sheep-bens from the dngle;
We could hear the mlkmaid churning in the dairy swee and cool;
We could hear the barnyard growing, and the sweetbreathed cattle lowing,
And the chldrens joyous laughter as they froicked home from school
Twas a tyro at the Lyric
In the sables of the prince
He deserves a panegyric,
For he has not donned them since;
But W never have forgotten
Uet us borrow Shakespeares pe)
There vas really something rotten
In the state of Denmark" then.
Still, we had our compensation at the opera house that night,
For a genius in the orchestra could make the music hum,
And the gallery
flushed its rainery
As he sknfuly earned his salary
On the cymbals and triangle and the ducimer and drum:
We could hear the church-bers ringing, and the vilagechoir singing;
We could hear the keen blades swBhng through the rustlng fields of corn;
We could hear old Dobbin neighing, and the deep mouthed masiff baying,
And the goodwifes mellow summons on the cheerful dnner-horn.
We could hear the chnping cickets in the dusty wayside thckets;
We, could hear the geese confabbng as they padded DER the pool;
We could hear the lambhns beaing, and the wood-dovehs notes enreating
And the chidrens joyous laughter as they frohcked home from school
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
JonnYs Sooiels oae.


Son msote berthe, oa bun TOM nf
ira 9lomiterbanOleren meb Ell Buffet
Silier, iom lplte / ifiRrenoe aontrait
MOI beroes Ssrgeoragt.
Seq reiite meo ct tiblig Sos,"
iagoe ban, oo bun bilite paa bam
meo bRpebe gienbrDn % ct ipagi
emil.
Saa tilisiebe ban. iOet ban bsieot
iig neo og irbnanbet glomiternes
isbe, iterfe Quit:
"gbile lille apinoe, bet er ber an
ben Buffet | bernie llge, life ianot?@
gun f9itebe ct Bar triite, bebrei'
oenoe Zine poa BAN.
"Ge er til bam," bpiifeoe bun. Oh
err life preb, bel -"
"9sei, nei," ai6rso ban beroe bur-
rig, life ct gieblif. aun -"
"aun boao2" ipurgte bun neiteu
pilot.
"Sntet, fipreite - intet," iparebe
ban beroIisenoe.
"aun en- Soc ieg bouoe | Sopeoet
. Salo, pas pao!"
gn lioen iiaet, barbent 6pr meo en-
Tuffe apiier unber armen breieoe
ON Sisrnet oe uno9if iaoutot et
Sammenltso.
"Staffars lille 6pr!" tilfsiebc
ban, mems @utten fort'atte i'm Bel.
"Spilfet 9iot"
Seq oar Ser / gitermiobug,"
iortiatte bans Some, sienipnlig glenn.
iom ooerfor ben lille Siloragelie.
San bsieoe Sopeoet, ibet ban IN,
itinftmesiis ipnte8 at pibe, bpab .
betso,
"@rasiet porer ina inf % aren't"
pebbIep bun.
Seq iasbe til Rnnoen, iom log
8rPs Der, at Fan ifltloe pasie paa
life at ilaa al be Sltienfrpo, iom itob
Ser. Sonnp bol0t iao meget al III.
ienfrpo," tilfsieOe bun meO briItenoe
Stemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

Ia bun gif no al gutifen, par Oct
beapnot at reene. Sfiffelien ira min
0rsm itaniebe os log op i'm Para'
pin, bpiIfet bun giorbe meO ben enc
Saano, % isrit ba merfeoe leg, at
benoeS enc Arm por lam iom min
eeefl, men | iamne Gieblif merfeoe
ieg, at min Santo bdpbe cabinet zig,
og forbIsfiet oper bette lsfteoe ;eg
min arm - iom ct gieblif isr bapoe
p9ret lam, men M uar ligeloa lterf
ION roJeniinbe isr.
S n9ite Gieblif par 0rsmmefpin.
ben ioripunoet / WGngoen. Sea op.
aan S~orislgelien og reiite neite Dag
biem i5ienL slao oper at bape facet
tiIbage grugen al min Arm. Saa
utroIig iom oct fnu bsres, bar Den
merfeli9e SnofIpoeIie, Caleb 8eit
bapoe spet paa mig, iom iorimlnoet
ira oct 9iebIif ieg iaa Gamen ira
min ifiGbneipaugre 9rsm.
Sem aor off, og alt bar pei, on pi
1T llnoerretning ON, at min @ror
lan Ing / Fittsbura. Seq reiite sie.
bIiffeIig og fom irem iamme aiten,
San 6aooe Spfus. Seq blep Der, I'll
al 8are car ouer. @n Bitten fom ieJ
iii at iurtGae Spgepleierifen Den Si,
%itorie, iom ieg mn bar f~ortalt Gem,
uoen at ieg DOG n9onte Rapnene.
Ceres @%eifrtueIie al Den apinoe,"
iogbe bun, "pasier iuIbitprbig pan
Ell ung Yiee. iom ieo pIeieoe paa ct
Steb NOR Sorrisburg for mango aar
liben. Sun bar npiten brpnot til.
bsbe. SeubeS alGber Dor fommet
tbrnnb peb Ell aiilmine, % | bele
fem Waaneoer troebe hi, at bum life
uiIoe Iene. 0ten bun bIep 6ebre, meb
~llnotagelie al at benbes penitre Arm
bar lam. Sun par iorlopet meo en-
ing Warb, iom pleiebe at fommle %
ie til benbe. San beb Caleb @eit.
Surfer De benoes Raon2" iplrg.
re lea iagte.
"Nargaretb Gone" iporeoe BUN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
%
9arnen / Speifet.
% OO

Splelle al Sao blusleOe OBJ ! mig
Sea hau0e ingcn anben 1anfe, emf
at ieg pilbe brGbe benoe.
geipnberIig NOT eff ieg title oper
@uIpet ior life Of ifrGmme benbe
'prf. "a ieg gioroe Def, fnaseoe Del
/ @uIpet, oe 9poen braete benoe til
al fare ianrnen, men bun penote JIG
life ON. Sea liiteOe mig tPt bag
benoc, iaa n9r at ieg funoe ie benoeS
lange. bleae. Jraa anii9t | Speilet
: ct Nu greb ieg benoe boarot ON
Nrmeil, men inbeu ieg funbe lsite mi.
@oaben, en- itor Sor, iom iee bar |
Saonoen, blep ieg iom ioritetet al en-
6elelie al SfrGf. Seq bou0e life ruf.
fet at rsre benoe, isr bun oenote JIG
% ioa iaa beorspet poa mig meo tine
araa Zine, og ibet bun ioa poa mig,
fief6te icg benoeS Arm ipinoe % bli
borte unoer nit 8reb, inotil Der al
Nrnen bare bar et fisolslt Sen til.
bale. Goa ioriuonbt bun pIuoielig.
Sea itoo Der mco ct Ben / min Snano.
Seq poagneoe meb ct Sfrig al HGo.
ieI og fnptteoe / oct inmme min
6onnb meo al Den arait, leg eieoe.
Wiin Ssiter, iom iop / Oct t~ilItsoenoe
@preIie, ifpnbte iis inb til mig og
tplIOte itrar 9ompen. "a merfehe
ieg, at min beire Arm por fraitlsS,
% at ieg life Longer fnnoe aabne
min &nnnb.
Ser blcn itrar ienot BUD eiter
SuSIGaen, flint oct enbnu life bar
Gag. San gap Srore til, at ie5
ifulOe bIi Ii9genoe, inOtil ban fnnoe
iaa moeriset SiliPloet rrrmere.
Seq gieniao alori9 Caleb 8eit.
San 6apoe iorIoot 9pen Mor9enen
eiter, % ieg peo life, buoo Der isrte
bom til Dor nfiioeSligaenbe liae
SanOsbp oen omtolte Sunibag.
s DC TO ielaenoe Mar iorisgte lea
al glemme babe ban1 % 0auer meo
Den ioripinoenoe Arm. Seq ioritoo
iultinftmGsii9, at bun par en-, ban
fienbte, % oct bar berior ieg bGoet
beubc meo ct iaa morberiIf SAB.
Otter TO aars Sorlsb foreilo9 Dor
Serge, at ieg ifuloe reiie til Ell Spe.
cialiit / Ntep 9orf for at ino Ell iGr.
Zig @ebanoIing. Seq reiite bio | De
cember % baooe tiIbragt npiten ire
Nianneber Ser, ba Der bGnote noJet
merfelig.
Seq aif en- Tag / 23rb Street / Den
~traulcite Sorretninsstio % itaniebe
ior at ie poa lloitiain8en | ct 9utif'
Oinou. Seq itoo Der nogen 0tinuter
og iflllOe netop penoe mig bort, ga
leg pIubielig neo ct 9lit / Speilet,
iom banneoe SinbuetS 9agaruno, iii
Gie poa ct betienot aniigt. Seq
inrlooe mig burtig - oct par 0amen
| min Srem.
Get par iugen Seiltagelie. Seq
ifuIbc fienot benbe igien, ON jes
bdObe moot benOe paa Den an0en Sioe
al Sorotloocn. Sun bar nofiao lIna,
~antoaclia omfring 2S aor, enfelt
flGot | Ell tptIluttenoc merfebloa
1ragt Sun itonieoe bare et Gieblif
iorou 8inOuct % fortiatte iaa. Seq
iuIgtc li5e eiter benoe, beitemt paa at
iao henoeS Naon at nibe. Srn LOG
inb / 6te apenilc % gif irb / en- 6or.
retutnQ boor bum giorbe noeen min.
ore Sn0fieb. 8eo bper 9iif, boor
bur itanieoe, boIbt ieg m,g peO 81.
Den al benbe | Soab ON, al bun iful.
De looe line &arer ieroc biem, iua
ie9 tit brre benbe opgipe lit Haur.
Seg blcu ifufiet beri, motil bun enoe.
liz itoniebe peo Ell Gift, bpor bun
fiebte en- 9Gife 9~reppnpir, iom bun
uiloc bare icnot iii Nfii$ Wargorctb
Gone. Oct bsrte leg tpoelie, ifisrt
g0reSien ut0lif mia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
ID r u M S-and-T r A P S."
(By John Ludlow.)

We were ruthlessly s%atiric;
Our derision made him vince:
1t was Hamlet" at the Lyric,
With a novice as the prince,
So intent on slaughter, c~ertes,
He not only Cloudius slew,
And Polonius and Laertes,
But he murdered Shakespeare for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
The Kind of Dog II Was.

The following notice has been pub
lished in a northern Peninsula paper
by a French Canadian: I
"Loosed. Done dawg. Been losee
him bout three weeks. Him white
dowg almost white with him tail cut
off close next to her body. Any
body find her bring him to me. /
belong to him and shall give good
rewards for the same. Black spot
on him nose about size fifty cents
or a dollar piece. Canada money or
United States all the same. For
yours truly with anxious, Felix Car
no. hind side of Methody church
about three blocks in the house up
stairs with green painting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
/ par ct Iioct Selifab pao ct
halut 7uiin Sommersieiter

~ ~ ~ N'fAA 49,
- baIpt 3uiir Sommergielter
poa Ell Gsnrm | Tenniplpdrid.
Ii pleicoe at iiooe noe | oet irie %
unocrbolOe 6inanoen meo 6ortIeIin-
aer, oa ell al 0amerue, lom alorlJ
isr bopoe upret Der paa 0arluen,
fortaIte iIerc merfelige, opernoiilr'
Iiae Sftorier. Sgiaa oenne Sili1i'
eftermioba9 lao ri iammen og bsrte
benSe fibre en- al line SpIepelier.
"0e blir fonife %iorunoret, rdor lea
fortrncr, at min Mano life bar min
fsrfte aiprIigbeo," %begprote bun.
~Som Sc peo, er lea MI nG1tcn 81
Mar acmnel og bar bare prret gltt
en- ire Ntnane0crs Sib. 0in Wono
Iprtc lea at fienoe fiir ct Gor, fer ri
aiiteoc os, o. ieg bar naturIi8ulS pG'
ret nIporIia ioreIifct ibetminoite en-
@org. irocn ieg bleo 80 Mar.
Min fsrite aiGrIigbeo font "a ies
nar is gar. 0fir 6or par Banter,
iSre0s0ommer oa GoitueIter | Den
lille 9u / @eimorelono, hoor le9
fom iii @erSen. Gen iibitururte
Stiaines @Iilter idIot pcN Den 8io,
lea Der taller ON. prieutlig pao mig.
en- gitermiOoug fom en- iremme0 ing
Nano ben til 9ulen % ipurgte ettcr
Ioit. San iaa gonife aIminocIig
no. bpcrfcr bans aniigt, Solnntng
eQer Sptrroen bnube ro9et mcrfeIig
pc0 ia.
Oct Rapn. ban opgau, Caleb @cit,
bopoc lea aIorig bsrt isr. @tcn ncppe
bapoc hans Opbc Stemme totoIt oct,
ier iea bIep hnablsit iorelifet BAN.
Sea Icote igienltem Oe mfomne @reoe
meo ~ifiulperoe &rnber og b%nnfenoc
Sierte. Ger ianbteS intet 9rcp til
Caleb @cit. "a ban hsrte Oct, ocno'
re ban iia roli1 ON og aif.
Dor at aiere Ell lang Siitorie fort
- BET Snotrpf, ban gioroe paa mig,
oor ioo mrgtiq, at ieg islte, iea life
funoc gnn tilienaS ben Giten, isr ieg
bap6e iaaet pibe, boem ban bar, bnor
ban fcm ira, % bporben ban ifihoe.
Seq eif itror bort til oct lille so.
teI / Den nnber gnbe al @pen og ina
iliennem 9iiteu ooer &eiicnNe. Der
ian6t lea Hapnet Caleb @eit, Tbila.
oeIpbia, ifrepet meo fait SaanO; icg
biep aauife iorrpft al 9nffe. Siloe
ban fomme i9ieu til Hoitfontoret no.
tie Moraen?
Om Rottcu brGnte ie9, at ieg oor
Ell IiNeu EiQe iqicn. Sea too lam.
men meb min Wformor uoenior ben,
Nes Stem. nj lin CONNIE tog bun
op en- lang WrSiir9nsqIe iii 9Oer.
bsreu. M trnoote irO / Suict, Der
par merft, % ieg Jreb anqit iat |
bcrbeS STOLE, mems bun iomIet eftcr
lSnrltltter.
"a if lea pliloielia gie pon en-
Iiben Spsitribe moer 9eren til Mor.
morS S%opepGreIie oe0 gnoen al @on,
gen. Sea gif berbeu % piliie0e %,
rem op mcb mine imaa &puOer, men
ga ie9 boube aiort set, por lea life
Longer hen lille Tiae, men Ell oorcn
Spiuoe.
Der brrnbtc ems / Stoaeruc pon
beage Sioer al oct life opaIe Spell,
o. / bette ioa ieg gniigtet al Ell irem.
meO aUinoe, iom ieq MI iao itoS Tor.
an ~Gbiifonicren. Sun tog citer no.
get oeu spcritc Sfuiie, iom itoO
oober. Ser Qiemte Mformor ole line
Srcue. gomIe Sotogrofier % andre
bprebore Smnotina. Gen speritc
Sflliic itoo aIti0 Tor oS imuo ION
belia @runo, ct SteO iom oltiN mi,
DC holheS rmoer 2oo@ oa 9uffe.
% her too en- iremmeO Game oo
rOteoc omfrir9. Oct por tnbeIig. at
bun baDhc noget ouot / Sinoe. @n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-27
THE ONLY SON. OF REV. AND MRS.
|. K. PRossT LEcTED BY
AUTOMATIC IzeTRIe com.
.IpEAN9 70 bo@H t,sfaN4 work.
.T0INSTALL INSTRUMENTATION
MARRIEs HIS SWEETHEART AND
WILL SPEND HIS, HONEYMOON
IN GREAT BRITAIN.

Rev. L. X. Probst. pastor of Grace
Lutheran church of this city, received
telegram this morning from his son,
J. Fred Probst. who Is located at Chi.
cago. where he holds responsible po.
sition with the Automatic Electric
company. stating that he had been
delegated by the company to 20 to
EPSON, England. on Saturday OF this
week for the purpose OF installing an
Automatic Telephone station and
would sail for that place on Saturday.
In the meantime Mr.. Probst will be
united in marriage with Miss Florence
Summer. OF South Bend. Ind, and she
will accompany him to England. Mr..
Probst>and his bride will arrive In
Fairmont Friday morning on the 2:25
train and will leave that afternoon on
No. II for New York City from which
place they will sail on Saturday for
Epson, England.
England is considering the advisa.
billty of taking government control of
the telephone systems OF the province
and should this system Installed by
the Automatic Electric company of
which Mr.. Probst will have charge,
prove satisfactory, the system will be
adopted by the government of Eng
land.
The task OF establishing and install.
Ing this system is a gigantic one and
the fact that Mr.. Probst who is
young man. should be put in charge Of
the installation OF the system is q
well deserved compliment as he is
thoroughly well qualified to accom-.
plish the task TO which he has been
appointed Mr.. .Probst Is the only son
OF Rev. and Mrs Probst, OF this city.
and Is well known here where he has
visited on several occasions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-27
HAS NOT BEEN
CAPTURED
NEGRO THAT SHOT MISS PETERS
is STILL FREE-LocAL POLICE
ON WATCH FOR HIM.

The negro who committed the au.
troclons murder OF the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Peters Of Cascade
on Saturday last. and which was men
toned in the West virglnIan OF that
date has not rs yet been captured.
II is thought that he was seen COM
ing in this direction yesterday, and
the city and county police are keeping
close watch for the mulatto, whose
name is Jim Benton.
a negro wasia siaIfested hero the other
night and held until morning, but
proved to be an innocent man, not
being the Jim Benton wanted for the
murder In the sister county.
The murder OF the Peters girl oc-
Cured about o'clock on Saturday
morning. the negro going TO the girls
room and shooting her in the back of
the read with n revolver, she living
about an hour after the shooting,
without regaining consciousness, dy-
ing while In n semi.stupOr.
a posse was raised and the Preston
County officials instigated search for
the mulattO murderer OF the girl. but
failed TO capture the man.
1t seems that the negro had followed
the family to Cascade from Cans.
Fayette County. PENNSYLVANIA. where
they had formerly lived.
The motives advanced as the cause
of the murder were either assault or
Jealousy, but the father and mother
of the girl both refused 10 talk about
the matter. The father was In n
drunken stupor after the shooting.
while the mulatto had hecn drunk the
night before.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-27
IS HELD FOR
GRAND JURY
SQUIRE E. S. AMOS COMMITTED
SALVATORE TALcoNE TO THE
COUNTY PRISON : CHARGED
WITH GRAND LARCENY.

Squire Amos late yesterday even.
Ing, bound Salvatore Falcone over to
NE grand Jury. be being charged with
having stolen, The sum OF $4,000 from
his chum. Tony Tramba some few
days ago.
Falcone's bond was $4,000 and aft.
or several unsuccessful trials 10 OBJ.
tain bond he was remitted TO Jail by
the justice.
1t seems that one evening when
Tramba retired he had the money
which he claims Falcone stole In his
pocket, along with some keys and 9th.
er small articles. and that In thu
morning when he awakened he found
that the money was missing. the evi.
dence pointing 10 FalcOne as the thief.
and Tramba therefore came to this
city and reported the case 10 the au-
thorItles, after which warrants were
issued and the foreigner arrested
The man will be held TO await the
action OF the March grand jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-27

BANQUET
LOCAL ELKs HAVE FINE TIME
AROUND FEsTAL BOARD LOAD.
Ed WITH TEMPTING REFRESH.
MENTs.

Last evening the focal lodge of Elks
had a splendid feast served at their
clnb on Main street to about 100 of
theirmembers. z
Roast coon. roast possum. turtle
and sweet potatoes seemed to be most
In demand, but the entire menu was
one OF the best prepared that has been
served in this city in some time.
The affair was held in the billiard
room in the rear OF the club house.
the billiard tables being removed. and
the dining tables placed in the build.
ing in the shape OF an M" giving
plenty OF room to all, and giving each
man plain sight at the speakers of the
evening.
Some excellent music was heard.
the most delightful being Silver
Threads Among the Gold" as render.
ed by the Elks Quartet;c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-27
BRIDGES WILL TELL ALL
ABOUT DYNAMITE CASE|
PRISONER TO GIVE NAMES OF
MEN THAT WERE IN WITH HIM.
HAD SUFFICIENT EXPLOSIVES
TO BLOW UP ALL moNEssENS
MILLS,


MONESSEN. Pa, Dec. 27.-Georgt
Bridges who was arrested while carry
ing suit case containing 72 sticks ol
dynamite and a roll OF fuse in his
pocket to-day broke the wall OF 81
lence and told the police I'm going to
clear myself. I'll not take all the
blame. The rest OF them will have 10
take their medicine like me-"
He said that he would furnish Dur.
CESS Daniel Reamer the names OF all
the persons connected in the case OF
handling explosives enough TO destroy
all the plans that employ 5000 non.
union men here.
lie told the police that he would tell
all at the preliminary hearing late
This afternoon.
He said that he lived at Homestead
and had mother living there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-27
.LAFOLLETTE HAS Invaded
PRESIDENT TAFTSSTATE'
PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN CAN.
DlDATE FOR PRESIDENT STARTS
MAKING CAMPAIGN IN OHIO
3PoKE AT YOUNGSTOWN TO.

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. DEC. 27.-Sen.
ator Robert NJ. LaFollette, the pro.
gressive Republican candidate for the
presidential nomination, invaded
President Taft's home State today.
With his arrival at Youngstown at
9 o'clock this morning, LaFollette
started his speech making tour. which
will carry him not only through Ohio.
but into Indiana and Michigan.
Senator Clapp OF Minnesota is con.
ductlng a secondary campaign in Ohio,
while LaFollette in the larger cities
opened his tour In Salem last night.
With Clifford Plnchot and Senator
PoIndexter of Washington to Follow
LaFollette, the progressIyes' plan is
to lay the foundation for a fight which
will result In capturing the Ohio
delegates to the National Convention.
Senator LaFollette was met by
Youngstown delegation OF progres.
siyes. headed by John D. Fackler,
secretary OF the State Progressive
league.
The keynote of his speech will be
given out in the campaign at Cleve-
land tonight.
Before a great crowd at the Youngs-
town opera house Senator LaFollette.
of Wisconsin. opened the Progressive
campaign for president in President
Tafts own State to-day with a plain,
vigorous exposition Of the results
which have been accomplished in Wis
consIn by the policies he taught and
practiced.
The crowd was immense In spite OF
the cold wave which struck the town.
Many were compelled to stay out
side OF the building and listened at the
doors and windows.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-27
SENTENCED TO
REFORM SCHOOL
WILL SCOTT, WHO PROCURED
SAWS AND GAVE THEM TO JAIL
PRISONERS, TO SERVE TIME.

Humane Agent Brand of this city
has been given charge OF Willie Scott,
the young boy who, 1t Is said, fur.
nished the saws to the prisoners in
their attempted escape from the coun,
ty jail the other night, and In few
days Mr.. Brand will send the boy to
the reform school at Pruntytown.
The boy was suspected OF the deed,
and 1t was later confirmed by the story
of the prisoners, and shortly after the
attempted escape the boy was in the
tolls OF the law.
The scape was blocked by the work
of Deputy Sherin Thomas Tucker,
who had gotten tip on the attempted
escape, and had prepared for the at.
tempt