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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Witness Breaks Down.

Three months later. Mrs. Patterson
said. she and Strouss sailed for Paris.
where he put her in n boarding school.
Were you travelling as his wlfe?"
Not then.
He was exercising the privileges of
: husband?'
There was a pause and then Mrs Pat
terson said family yes and covered
her face with her hands and broke down.
In her previous stories she had declared
that Illicit relations with Strouss were
not established until after he had brought
her back from Paris
Mrs. Patterson vas on the stand the
entire day. \ little before the noon re
cess. she finished her story TO the jury
and Special Prosecutor Benson took her
In hand for cross-examnation. 1t Is
probable that sho viii be on the stand
much OF tomorrow.
fortions of Mrs. Pattcrson's testimony
this morning led the court to instruct
his hajlifts 10 exclude all minors. AS
10 those of more mature years" Judge
Alien continued. slowly surveying the
crowd that packed the room 20 suffoca-
lion. II don't suppose the court is justi-
fled In making any suggestions"
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sons story-werc brought out remorse =
lessly under cross cXamin nation. Mrs.
Patterson told OF her first meeting with
StTouss at the home OF a Mrs. Weller
al 20l4 Indiana avenue in Chicago. She
said she stayed with the WeIlcrs for
some time.
Where did you go from there"
To the Auditorium hotel
Did YOU see Strouss quite frequent
ly?"
Yes
We're YOU living with him"
No moi tbcu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Irney Fooled.

strouss and Mrs. Patterson Kept
4 eoresponoence and that objection
Rrtrsons part TO any further re-
!, with her former admirer were
The stctc sought Yainly 10 cstab-
M. Patterson Vas shown n letter
|upJ 10 herself aud signed IT, W.
Id response 10 a question. she said
Ia didn't seem 10 her 10 be in Mr.
hrs hand writing. She could not
IN whom II was.
: siory Of Gertrude Patterson 5 girl
Or her meeting with Strouss when
|ps ls years old, OF his taking her
[rt 10 study, Of her return To Chi
| nth him at tho end Of the winter
II the llie she led With him for the
|ts yeafs-a phase OF The case
"a by the defense in Mrs. Patter-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Letter TO
Or. kllmer & Co.,
Blnghamton, NJ. Y,

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for
You.
Send TO DR.. Kilmer g. Co, Bingham
ton, y. Y, for sample bottle. II Will
convince anyone. You will also receive
a booklet of valuable information, tell.
ing all about the kidneys and bladder
When writing. be sure and mention
The Salt Lake CITY Daily Tribune.
Regular 6fty-cent and oDe-do]lar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Bonds,
'ussford Furniture Sale

d g n. IN the hotel will be Of,
ma S,TTate sale. There are many
Etei Ib,lars' cb;ars worth OF carpets, rugs.
y ana una, silveTware. bedroom
|ahorss Kitchen furniture, fixtures
s' Everything used in a
.sit ,S;y ,SS;ay those living ont Of town
/" N. daily. ''0" T. 10
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|IBTs CAST ON The
||DRY Of THE WOMAN
Gertrude Gibson Patter-
4 Subjected TO Gruelling
Cross-Exanlination.
,.,,t,nucd from Page One.)

1, 1ots Of love. and trust me,
,u the time. Are youT
|',, tneident OF the trip 10 Europe
,,,.,ss tho state poured Its heayi-
4. and the witness fought desper-
D. every means the prosecution
- Get from the witness that just
~. trlp she had urged her hus-
Y sst into sorns business FOR him
|y,hst negotiations were pending
,,rchase OF u half interest In a
,rlutirg establishment. for which
t.F,o give him $500. which she
u. had from an estate that had
~. settled. To all questions on
"a, Mrs. Patterson returned posi-
f.isls or a qualified Not that !
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/, Many Denials.

|,-t YOU toll Charlie Patterson that
|e,auss was like a father 10 you
| : hsd had you educated and taught
II and that he wanted you 10 go
--,5s because your knowledge OF
a yould be Of value to him in buy
|-,M.." asked Mr.. Benson.
~ not" she shot back at him,
~, ne beg sou not 10 go?"
IA YOU receive a telegram from
8 New York before you sailed beg
10 moi TO go?'
4 aficr no had the $500"
F,r he say that he had discovered
|frorss WAS a scouudrel and that
vtre not rs he had been led to
n
a when YOU and Strouss reached
,ca found a letter from YOUR hus-
|h which Inc said that II YOU did
E,um Immediately ne would follow
III klll you and Strouss. too"
y s,rou.s gave you $4,000 and sent
Eane?'
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Local Securities

%f Cutler, Jr., investment banker
kaer in his weekly trade letter
DC follows:
.1h business Is getting better with
- Rsrhcr. The money the farmers
ERkpm tho sale OF their bcets ana
"A cs Is circulating in Utah ano
ume farmers pay Np their bills
W up with the bankes for loans
~ obtained This has n ten
~ make collections better aud
rr retail trade with the mer-
htuniphsl tour Of the Tabernacle
rk1 the Tact that large conv en-
Nc agreed TO meet in salt Lake
.l7r have and will greatly adNcr-
y sccurities remain steady as a
|During the week tho peseret Ma
senk paid special dividend Of
'ttn,. amounting 10 $4,000. and the
p Savings bank paid 10 per cent
'a amounting To $4,000.
main activity of the week has
been in the rights TO subscribe
sllons' Of the Consolidated Wagon
s.hino company. which have been
! from sl.a5 10 80 while the stock
N another point down 10 S10l per
The large holders have stated
uey VIII subs" Fibc for their pro
shile mauv smaller holders arc
J. tbelr options" Local bonds re-
nm.
.htss conditions generally ali over
'uted States arc gradually improv-
~ The volume Of trade Is compar-
HNorablN with year ago. The
and tear on tho railroads In moT-
nt fairlv large crops OF the couD-
W The expectations Of making FUR
nrnslons have brought about bet
,nands for iron and steel products.
u the exchanges favorable there
zen shipments Of gold amounting
st9g.O0o sent lately from this coun-
Canada and South America. AZ
-ssen' time. money rates are easy
'.aoout the country. but general I'm
c.hl conditions will be influenced
.sne lime TO come by what happens
Pin Europe and IN the world
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Main Floor Notion
Specials Today

Ha. Pins, special priced tomorrow. each lc
Collarbore, black or white. at. yard. ....sc
Regular sc Tape Measures. at. each Sc
lOc card Pearl Buttons. at. card Sc
Folding Coat Hangers, special each ... sc
15c Cabinet Hair Pins, special. box lOc
Main Floor
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M. Z. Church. Forest city.
Rev Q. II. Werner. PASTOR.

Rev &, ~. Werner. Pastor,
LIST saturday evening. Suuday:mnrning At
Ncning ~ 1arkio Chapel.
:ud sunday morniu: ~ q. N AZ Fore,
Ivy sunday evening At Il im,ry sci"nl hous
- u'c,u'k
jrd sunday morning ~ Turkio Chapel ~
4. NJ ANA evening ~ Forest ciiy nlsp M.
ith sunday NJ kimscy u, u u. m. aud u
'orc>i Guy ~ - y, ~.
sunday srhpol u, $50 u. N, J, VI. i.eas,
superintendent,
Junior League ~ 9.lop. M, Mrs. wornei
superintendent.
tpwor,h League AT ; y. ~, Miss Mary HUI
ok, President.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ats m
Womcr'> Home Mission society Friday u
!;.N o. ~, Mr.. scott. President.
Choir practice Thursday NJ sp. M
sunday school NJ kinscy school house at
=, M. :. Smith, Superintendent
Epwnfih League N kim,cy schoul hous,
sunday III -. ~,
sunday >rhool ~ Tarhlo Chapel At et5 b
n, T.. y. Boyd, Superintendent,
Prayer meeting ~ Tnrklo C'npcl sunda'
nd Wednesday AZ !, ~ y, N.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF MlS-pi'Rl,i.
County ~ Holt, -
In the, i,'vlt Court To he hprl Tenn, lpll
Cora T.. 'ur,I, rlalntin,
Austin VI. i'nrt,, Defendant.
At this day comes tie IlainIil herein aud
files her Petition aud AihdNii, nliiging.
amung ot her things. that defendant Austin
iueit I, not Resident ~ the >latcof Mis-
souri,
Whrrrupon II il ordered NV the clerk Of
this tourk iai said defendant he moi iiird 10y
publh'nil N thai fiaintin has commenced n
suit ngain> him IL his Court. the object aud
Irhrral nature Of " iirh H. HAT thu riaini ~
Srrh> tn IN divorced from the bpnds uf ,uairi.
mouy cont lartrd with the defendant In Holt
County. Missouri, ON the 18TH day ~ MAY
l'hl nh me grounds Of hahitnnl drunkenness
whnr Year; nnd h""au>r II the DEFENDANTS
having failed. neglected und refused Ia fur
nj, IA plninii0 with the nr'c>>arir> Of life;
aud hrcnusr the Defendant AFTER said mar
render, nd u, did i"nd,r plniatif's condi-
ton IN life, with him, iniolrrablc; aud that
unless the ,hl III Austin VI. l'ucil he aud ap-
pear At this Court NJ the next term hereof
Ia IN hrgun aud holden ~ The Court House In
The tity of oregon, In said County. On the
.iih day Of April neat. aud on the first day Of
said term answer ar plead Ia the petition IN
said rausr. III" SAINT Will he taken as con
f",Snd, aud Judgment will hc rendered ac-
curdingly.
And II further ordered that u copy here
of II" published according Ia law, In The lloli
County sentinel, q weekly newspaper printed
aud published Ia Holt County, Missouri, fr
four successive weeks, the last Insert ion
thereof "a said newspaper 10 be nt least ihir-
term ~ said court.
!rus'opS% from the rr ,,,I y, ,,. . 81,
-, this rs, day Of Febraa!y, 1911;
Circuit Clerk.
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der Of Publication

STATE on MIssoIRlt
County ~ iluu,
in the circuit Court. January FORM lpii
4. " ltuhCris. FiIiuiin,
Va
rhcod"r, u, Murllrr lhtrndnni.
tiNll Action 10y Nliuihuu'ul
Now at ihl> .i dHy ~ llmIurN mi h IuI
u" ii,>i day ~ said term uf sad ruiri GOMEZ
u" plAluiin hN his HuoinrN. Hud II APPEAR
!Dg Ia The ,uuit hy ~" ifldivii ~ IrnuL IT,,
tr,r. the attorney ana Gguut fur The paint ID.
l'r.ln, dulN tiled m titlS 'Iusu, that the de,
I'ndHrt, IA, udurv H. Mueller, II "A non resi-
tent ~ l'Ir stat" ~ Missouri, /, j. ur,irI,d h,
10" 'uurl thai puhiirdt luu lW made not ini
nm lhhl an action has been commence
lgun~i hiu Us urtilun ind ~ a'hiu'ui II
hui 'r'u.t court of liult County. m the -Iat,
Z Ni~sttirl, founded ga n note fur he suIu 81
'tN Ihuh.Iud IIulluis t>NiHWn IN Wiih Interest
~ ~iN prr cent per auupul from ~"pirrplur ~
lAF.' lh1l his pruprriN Ia, hruu Htturn,d
AMI Mai u'lus' he lW and APPEAR NJ the uuNi
luusr il oregon ~ ia" ,uid county of iioi
~ ~" !ith day nf April, i"iI ANA un III, ir.'
tnN thereof Uf the Term shall ~ long ,rrn
lihu uuu n not h,tnrr he end at the Irim.
m Nrr 80 plead tn piHiuiiii'- Iri iiuu. ,udg
n"ui viii 10" rendered auHinsl hlm and 4
- uprt, ~li'l ~ ~ti!Sfv ~, >rur
" j. iuri her tr,'d thIi u tuuN hereof h.
published In THE Hon county -r.tiurl, 0
N"NiN newspaper published iu IA" >al,
county ~ llIit, ana ur>l united hN pviUlillf
attorney, Tor four weeks ~utrrs~N,tN. ia,
trsI Insertion tu hu ~ least fifteen duN. in
Tore il" commencement uf the urNt term -,
his Court,
\ iruo copy from IA, record
Witness my hand ANA ~, >rnl uf said Court
- T.. \. il'Nil\N,
sea-. iiTui tirfk
7 -,-N
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Administrators Notice.

No'"" i hrr.hy given thn Lc,tcrs 81 Ad.
WiuislHtluu tf'pn tia estate uf tliIu Nnu
-irrrit deceased, were granted Ia ihrun.
drr>l gnrd, on H." 5dl day ~ January ,lnil ~
the l'rohhi" 'puri uf Hon County, Missouri
MI y r>rn> having claims Hgun,t saI
\ dntr, ~" requested IL exhibit iiu ~
Tor allow annr Ia the administrator, within
nu" year after the date ~ said letters, or
they may H. pi-lulrd from any benefit ~
surh estate; nnd II sub clai "s hc moi .Nhih-
il'd within Two yrnrs from the date of this
qualifications ,hrS will u" inrrvcr hnrrrd,
IFWi> L. MOORE,
Adminsira tor
This III day ~ February, lpiI
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Administrators Notice.

Nuticcts hereby given. TINT Letters ~ Nj.
min'stra, ion On the "siai" NJ Elizabeth i.
Murray, deceased, were granted tot he under
signed, on The ri day II January. 1911. by
the prphat" 'our, Of Holt County, Missouri
All parsons having rlaius against said
lownnr" Ia III" administrator within one
year after the date of salt letters. ar they
may br prccludrd fror amy hrbriii ~ such
estate; aud II Surh rlaims H. moi exhibited
thin two years from the uaic ~ this publi-
cation. they will ir forever barred.
JOSEPH u. MURRAY,
Administrator.
This 81 day Of February, ipil
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Administrators Notice.

Notice II hereby given, that Letter, Of Ad-
mlnistra,ion, WI vi annexed on he es-
granted Ia the undersigned on the An day Of
January inll, by the Probate Court Of Holt
County, Missouri All person, having claims
them for allowance To the admin list riltOr
within one year after the date ~ said letters.
or they may he pr.clnd.d from amy benefit %
tied within two years from the date Of this
publication, they will he forever barred.
Z. !. HUNT,
Administ ratOr.
This I'd day OF February. 1911.
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Baptist Church.

s"N ices ~ the First Bapii>, church NJ
iir>i Sunday Ia each month u II u, ~, ana
M
sunday >r"ol N -. ", ~ Ii sunday.
u. T. y. 4. nt :. H. III,
\ ARE invited.
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Transfers for week ending Fcbr'
,ry l.. 1911:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
:. T., Meyer Ia u. II! Dawson.
4 ne - 90. - ..........S j.
'. iiunt 10 Eli. Wagner lu,S3
and !. block >. Mai,land...., -
:. Murray 10 inc. Ramsay, lots
= and /. aud arcu nv -. -, y. l2,oM
Am. i.unl 10 l.. Bun2, iioa :,
and II. 40. 3,...............,. leo
2. |. Hahn tuS. l.. PERKINS.
ci a.. I, u - ~. ~. - ....... |
'rank Zachary to VI. :, Walk
az. lots > and >, block y.
Mound tity..........,.,..... -
!. l. Tyson Ia Davis \ Mitch.
ell. a Il. III. J>............... Nh
I. Retiring III AZ. To VI. =, Walk.
or. iot u. block y, Mound
Nllh ,.,,,,,,.,.,,s,,,,,. "
]. u. Grape To Geo. Grape, ~
and NV ~. ~. - .......,. ll.iW
WILLS AND EXECi rORs' DEEDS.
mo. Lewis will
as.\augl an, 10y ENr.io VIZ,
bragg, lots and /. block u.
oregon ,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,.,, MI
QUIrCL\iM DEEDS.
l.. \. Meadows ci al. Ia sidney
=. Meadows, e ne II, ~. -. ]
., krlllri Ia h. \. Meadows,
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" rising

he .t,,..', ~. ,,r ~ it, rNiS'ru
>th .4u 10 I uIbrt. pupular than
Irr ~ .. "nafk o." tr,'rr "
-. u' e.. ~ .rtf than u NIL
Hg' 49, u, oil. uH DO. uuiS' tih,d
..r ...t 90, 18th
rHdth ~ - j'uti"d SiH -. = viuif u 80
st nn1hv ? Eh' o. IHmtng ~ bp ~
rni's u,tturH week., newspaper IN
uutJy.
he Weekly It'adc l. distinctly ~ FAM
N>paprr. The ~" uhj - 81 It's publt>hr'
Always b''u to- inaN'. II ~ Tor ~" Nnv'
huiur f'r the side and " Interest
yrfy uuniiirr ~ he FAM \. Tn fuihii -
W s'sr u ~ Kept 't"1n tui whnl, ~nin". r.
'N>nf The wpriu j. hand ,d ~ u ,ump
u>tv- UHuup ,nd H., Niiiou~ d"pa
mt ~ lr iIlu . .irrU itUpI WITH pt'n>tHl
2 ear. Tive Homeland page u y drlighi b.
vururt aud children. 'uttvrt ~ Its u
ryItvd rdituriul'y ithnut puiu ~; u.
-ial s'nri"~ ar' selected with thr ii"a =
-nSiuu h' greatest nun,wr ~ r,iru luN
-; tie ',u stluu bureau " >rrip,EEbk ~ B.
rma iuu the fnrinStrnd tulumnS are cui
net 'u With the uurJu>" ~ giving The -
~ u medium tbr The exchange ~ ideas a.
formation un farm topics. No d,pirtiu''
. neglected. hut every feature ~ tab
rruf with IA, idea " WHkirg III, VI t
9th many n - ~" price ~ ~ubscri
IN pup dollar wear
sample rupir. mated ,rrr. Address,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
Christian Church. New Point.

Elder Fred D. Augustine, Pastor.
'Nnday srhoI, i0a, ~,
Preaching nn ~, second AMI fourth Slinda,
n" Oh month, II "A, H., ana evening.
v v. T. q. u. every SUNDAY evenings $50 D..
All are cordially invited IT, attend.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

No,ic" i hereby given, thai Letters Of Ad-
mini>trnii ion, vii viii anne Ned, IN the cs-
tate ~ VI. u. walker deceased. were granted
"a the Undersigned on the l0ih day of Febrii-
AIRY, lnll 10y the Probate Court OF Holt Conn
~, Missouri. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested Ia exhibit
them for allowance Ia the udministratri\
within one year an ~ the date of said letters
or they may he prcuded from any benefit Of
such estate: and IL such claims In not cNhib
tied within Two years from the date Of this
publication. they will he forever barred
OLIVIA WALKER,
Administrators.
This :Nh day Of February. 1911.
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German N. z. Church.

Rev. Henry Ilruns. Pastor.
nday s"huol ~ p:'D a. ~.
pich,"e eyer, Sui',h, Il 1890 a ~.
r.achiuy "srN SUNDAY ~ the Mods
r'h At : T.. ~.
rayrr Meeting Wednesday afternoon
q
yrryh,d, cnrdinlly invited ~ attend NJ
4 80.
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Christian Church. Forest City.

elder Fred H. \ugI>ilnr, Pastor,
>undiy ,"hnul M IN ~.
irarhing "n ~" first aud third sundays ~
each month. morning and evening,
\ cordially Invited To attend these >rry.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03

WANTED-YOUNG MAN from Holt Count,
70 prepare for, desirable position In Govt
Nall Service. Salary. 600. Rapid promotion
One, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
'urzon Christian Church, Bluff Git,

". n, liardman, Pastor.
Preaching ~ the second and fourth LOfd,
~ ~ u Il. N. and 80 y, m.
Bible school racn i.ordsday At 10 q. m.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
Letter List.

The following matter remains I'M
called for at the Oregon postohlce for
the week ending March ,, 1911;
Letters
Mr. John l. Wootan
Rev Jas Henry
Cards
Mrs and MIR Charlie Horn
When calling for any Of the above
please say advertised"
GRO. II. ALLEN, J.. NJ.
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". T. d. Roberts Appointments
Snw Point, every sab .th. morning ~
venting.
sabbath Srhool ut ios. IN. :cvrry sabbai
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:. Hattie, ..t,
lot L.. biurh II. ii..nd ...
!. ". Walls A.,".,,, 10
Chas. \. Wallace. nr ~u 81.
~, J~..... ............ ....... !
". T.. Riley tn NancS Napier.
lu, In. blorh Il, Maitland.
!. Watson to Jruuir Wilson ct
al. III u - and ii. 10, -. sun.
dry oregon luia............. j
lno. ". Nyc toJ.c. Pickering.
u 81 u -. 80. ~. ~ part
jctrlll ,..,.. ....s,....'..'...
willis.
ANDREW Meyer.
iarrclluS u. Walker.
QuirCLAiN DEEDS.
u. Toy Kelly 10 Midway
Hoover, III So 80, 80. s.....
i. &. Brow ming Ia W. \.
browning. ~ aud ~ ~
-. ~. n.....................
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N't-
90 tat y. e.
70 ut-~, ~
" Il e. 60
.. MI QUA
tlN tsWsh A.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27
is D
Frank ] SMITH
Is to Succeed Himself as
Postmaster in City Of
Parkersburg.

WASHINGTON. D. e., Jan. a.
Representative Harry G. WoodyaFd
has recommended the reappointmenl
of Frank s. Smith to be postmaster
at PalItert3urg. afr. Smith has
been postmaster at Parkersburg for
four years, and has made such an
acceptable official that there has
been no Opposition to him for an
other term. His name will go to the
Senate I'M a few days ana he viii
undoubtedly be confirmed withou;
opposition.
Mr.. woodward has also recon-
mended the pointment Of w. G.
Baxter, postmaster at Sutton.
George w. Dotson has been rec
commended by Mr.. Wpodyard for
postmaster at Ashley, Doddridgo
county.
The appointments OF j. q. oyerton
to be postmaster at Cairo, and viii
liam H. Latham to be postmaster at
'Ravenswood, both recommended re-
Gently by Mr.. woodward, have been
sent to the Senate.
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AR
ARE AT EMF Ed
AGED EI-sLAVE
Who is Helpless Needs TO
Be LookedsA After BY
Some One.

Ann Lacy, colored ex-slaye, is
now in St. Marys hospital as a char
lily patient. She became helpless
about three weeks ago and was sent
to the hospital at the instance Of
DR.. I. q. Gore. She is better now
and must have some place to go. j..
y. DOMAIN gave her free rent the
last seven years but her condition is
such that she falls and cannot help
herself, as result of which she is
likely to burn herself and the
houses adjacent to the one she o.
cupies. She was formerly owned
by the Fowkes family, of this city,
who have many relatives here, the
stealey, Goodwins and Posts, and
some Of these will doubles look af-
ter her as Mr.. DOMAIN has sickness
since October l ana cannot care for
her longer.
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More Victims Recognize
Prisoner and More Bad
Checks Turn Up.

L. =. Price, the dapper young man
with several aliases who is in the
county jail awaiting trials OH charges
of forging checks, Is being rather well
Identified as a smooth check artist"
A group of business men Of Salem
came to Clarksi5urg Friday morning
for the purpose of seeing Price and
two OF them positively identified him
as the same fellow who passed worth
less checks there. a warrant is out
for him at Salem and 1t has also been
learned that warrant is out for him
at West Union on a similar charge.
The Salem gentlemen who came
here Friday are Fred D. Powell, OF
the hardware concern OF D. G. Powell
& Sons; T. &. smith, oscar c. wilt,
cashier Of the First National Bank OF
Salem; and c. A, Sehutte, proprietor
OF shoe and gentiemen's furnishing
store.
About a month ago Price. who was
known then as A. Howard, ]. Howard
and j. WVmer, visited salem for a Few
days ara one evening after banking
hours asked Mr. schultz to cash a
check for sac for him Mr.. Schultz
did NOT have quite enough cash on
hand to acccrtmodate the fellow and
sererped him TO Mr.. POWELL WHO
cashed The eheolts The instrument
isSpEeaq termed odt d e d for
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27
COURT BUSY
With Orders and Trials Of
Suits Before Judge
Lynch Today.

In the chancery cause of William
H. Carr against R. C. Davis in the
circuit court the answer Of Carr and
Davis to the petition of Matthias T.
Williams was filed Friday.
Judgment for $1,000 was given
William Burge against P. F. Caul-
field and William Matz.
Judgment for the defendant for
costs was giveH in the case OF Jacob
E4arbert against the Pennsylvania
Oil and Gas Company
Demurrer was overruled in the
cause of Haze Morgan against Meigs
j. Bartlett.
"A jury gave w, C. Hoodlett a YER
dict for *1Ol.47 against the National
Circulation Company.
Lloyd c. Reeder, guardian of Benia-
min 6. aud Hortense Reeder, was em-
powered 70 sell interests of his wards
IN farm near Enterprise.
A jury gave John N. Carr YER
dict ID his suit against Meyer Rosen.
'sIaltea t0f8 pos Sion OF certain
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27
After the Truce Ends at
charleston at g O'clock
Tonight.
FEELING is BITTER
Republicans Say They Have
Done Nothing to Be
Arrested For.

cfIARtLEsTcN, Jan. 27-.-The Re.
Apublican members OF the State sen,
$te VIII not leave Charleston prior
10 the expiration Of the truce assur-
ing them immunity from arrest.
According to notice from the
Democrats last night. when all
negotiations we're declared off, the
truce will end at 8 o'clock tonight.
The Republicans say they have
done nothing to be arrested for and
the Democrats do not have authority
to order their arrest.
Another Conference.
The Republicans were again in
conference today, and It is said, they
will resist arrest.
Considerable feeling is expressed
by the large crowd assembled here
for the session OF the legislature
and it arrests are attempted, trouble
lbs feared.
II When the rump Senate met an
announcement was made Of the APP
pointment of Judiciary and finance
committees consisting of six Demo-
Gratis and three Republicans each.
y The Senate referred joint reso-
luton raising committee to in
YestIgate alleged bribery in the cleo
tlon Of United States senator's to
the judiciary committee for amend
nlent.
Committees Named.
The committees appointed are as
follows:
Judiciary-M dIntire, Woods, Fish
er, Bland, Preston, French, Mere
dith, Craig and England.
Finance -MaeCorltle. Silver, Zifli-
ken, Peterkin, slemaker, Smith OF
Raleigh, Hatfield, Cofrman and
Sutherland.
Each committee is to choose it's
wn chairman.
The Senate then recessed to 2
O'Clock.
In the House spirited fight arose
over an attempt TO amend the pro-
h5bition amendment by making it
effective in 1914 instead of 1918.
This amendment was voted on and
it was lost by a vote of 81 to SO and
the resolution went to the third
reading,
IA recess in the House was to 2
O'Clock,