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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-30
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Asgltlsalee from PIGS
~ r. e llipli eiilrcti in the
M ter ma down Isl Second
and Third colneil 81 Baltimore: so
s.ahiHs 81 nee tiie Stry wofst
canelis owe their or in Is essce 81
drink, we short Pastors, and Ne i'm
,isloge them fgr the love 81 eiis
Christ 70 deycte alI sth 4 -
the e4tesp9iloH Of the vice 1t infen4
per1Hce, no tllsat end Ne deem w5jr-
Thy gs praise The sea1 a. those wlto.
ne better e guard against excess,
pledge tiiesIs Elves 10. tosai ahsiin-
snee. Ng. 4es: .'t4et pastors ire
alently warn thelr fioclSs 10 shln sd
loons and ia them febei from he
lsseranaeiits of liquor de4iers wilo en-
courage the a1buse OF drink, especially
on Sunda 4
9tifd Council Of Baltimore No. 2B I;
we admouish Catholics engaged IN
the sale q intoxiea ting drinks Is con-
slider seriously how many and how
ereat are the dangers and the occa-
sions of SIN whfch their business
tssS4gh not "a itseif tiiicit. Is SURROUND.
ssl. Let them. stble, choose some
more honorable way al niaasing Nv
ing And Il ttles nnd ii Iinp5ssIbie Is
'ssase II. then lei them strive with all
their siiiglHt "a remove the occas;o ions
Of 9sin9from themselves ana IRON, 9TH
ers uetsthem not sch drink either
TO pinors.for q those WAC they fofe-
see:will goSto excess Let them keep
their saloons closed 'on the Lords day:
Let them az no time permit on their
promises blasphemy, cursing, or OBJ
scene Language. But IL through their
action: or with their cooperation, re-
lsgion Is tdislionored nnd men nre led.
20 ruin, let them remember that there
Is N at'erager in:dieaven, who viii crt-
tainly demand Of them a terrible retr..
button"
What salaon~keeper can lay his
hand Upon his heart ana say that he
epnducts his saloon on these princi-
Piles?
= Is encouraging to see that in
many places Catholics are quitting the
saloon lsusiness. Those who continue
nearly an give up the practice Of their
religion. How the few, who keep up
the praetice OF their religion can rec
'onciie their business with their con-
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NOTICE OF SALE.

On saturday, the lst day of April,
1911. at one o'clock P. NJ, I will offer
for sale. in front OF the court house,
the personal property of Dcver Bor-
ing. deceased, consisting OF tools,
painters ladders. and paper-hanger's
outfit, paints, oils, varl4ish, etc, Terms
CO sale: Cash in hand on day of sale.
S. W. GORDON. Auctioneer.
MINNIE E. BoBTNG. Attmrx.
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FOR sAIB-New frame dwelline. two

LooK!-$1 per setting. Now is your
chance to buy Single Comb Brown
Leghorn eggs; in buying from me
you are securing the best blood
lines in America, I paid the high
est price for this pen and will sell
the eggs SO all can afford to get the
best laying strain in America. No
bird win score under 80. $l.OO per
setting. $500 per hundred. T. j.
Francis. wilsonburg, w. Va.
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FOR sALE-Fine lot of S. @. Black
Afinorca cockerels, $500 each; eggs
for setting from S. c. white Leg
horns, and s, c. Black Minorcas,
$1,UO per setting; $500 per hun
dred. c. H. Pue. Adamston, W, va.
Home phone 456-w.
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EGGS FOR HATCHENG-R. G.
\ Rhode Islands Reds that score
from 90 to 90 IA, before May
ffteen for $50. Eggs from
Mammonth Pekin ducks, thirteen
for $500 after April 1. F. o.
Smith, R. T. D. No. 2, Bridgeport,
W. Va.
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If SOLD before the first of April
will accept. so cents on the dollar
for 1000 shares OF Peerless Win
dow Glass stock. This is your op-
pcrtunity. Owner, E. Goyings,
No. 1901 Main street, Richmond,
Va,
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.

The County Court of Harrison
County, West Virginia, will receivc
bids for paving, with brick, a certain
section of the West Milford road, ly-
Ing Immediately west of the town Of
stealey Heights, and being about 5000
feet in length.
plans and specifications OF said
work may 1e seen at the Office of w.
Guy Tetrick, Clerk of said Court, in
Clarksburg, w Va.
Sealed bids may be filed in the Office
of said Clerk until noon of April 18th,
1911. Each bid must be accompanied
by the bidders certified check. paya-
bic TO the Sheriff OF Harrison County.
for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars.
as guarantee that IT said work is
awarded to him he will enter into a
contract with said Court for the same.
said Court reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
COUNTY COURT OF HARRISON
COUNTY.
BY JOHN h. aTRoTfEER. President.
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TO HEAsE-In stansbcrry addition,

TO LEASE-In Stansbcrry addition,
next to Taylor addition. in North
view, three lots all joining. each lot
F40&l39, making strip 120x134 in
- good gas field. Will lease for oil
and gas. See l. r. Davis, North
view or write Landon Davis. Mile
tus. W. Va.
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FOR sALE-At shlnnston, general
store in the heart Of the oil terri
tory, doing a good business. Adj
dress j. V. Martin, Shinnston, w.
Va. .
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FOUND

FOUND 4Eelnestlay on Main street
fnftont of Mitchell & sasse's store,
a pair OF gentleman's gray kid
gloves; owner can get same at rele-
gram office by paying advertising
charge.
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TO Members order Golden seal:-
The lodge will hold special meet
ing in the X. of P. building Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock, after which a
social session will be held All mem
bers are urged TO be present
w. +. PRICE, Conpmander.
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WANTED Young men and women
to represent q local proposition az
$1s15 per day. Can at West VIZ.
ginia Labor Bureau and Employ
ment Agency. 500 North Fourth
street, between the hours Of i and
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AUCTION
Executors Sale of Valuable
Personal Property.

AT O'Clock p. m. on Wednesday.
the 9TH day of April. 1911. at the late
residence CT John s. Cost, deceased.
near Center Branch, l will sell at pub.
lis auction the following personal
property:
4 yearling jersey heifers.
road wagon.
buggy.
reaper
i lot pIo@s, etc.
/ lot harness.
l harrow.
set hay frames.
other learning implements. etc.
Terms will be made known on day
of sale,
EDWARD j. WOOD. Executor.
s. w. GORDON Auctioneer.
- NOTICE.
ttli persons having claims against
the estate of John s, Cort, deceased, or
knowing themselves TO be indebted to
said estate, will please call at my OF
fice, NO. 80 and 81. Lowudes build:
ing. Third street, Clarksburg, w. Va.
for settlement.
EDWARD j. WOOD, Executor.
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FOR sALE-Ncw four.room cottage,
near school house, Industrial addi-
ton; two porches. good well, cellar,
outbuiidings. garden, two lots.
Price $500. owner going West. M
qutre ot f. II. Ellis, Industrial adj
dilion, or write general delivery.
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WANTED --Booix and job printing BY
best equipped printing plant in the
city. Law bttefs, catalogues. by
laws and Booklets "enr speeialty.,l
= Telegram Job Depa rtfaent. Tele-
gram Square. A call on either tels
ephone Will bring our repre- sentative
with E. samples and prices.
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DOG FOR S:ALE-At public auction.
one well bred Fox TERROR. sale in
front OF the court house at o'clock
p. IN. April LIST, C. f. stotler,
Agent United States Express Co,
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For SALE Letter Heads, Envelopes,
statement Heads, Btit Heads ana
Business cards. with your own,
Bans and address printed to suit
you; best quality stock and expert
R'oTlemapship; prices very reasoaa-
BILE. Telegram Job Department,
Bell phone 2SS-R, Consolidated
phone fS7-L.
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Mss Jessie Roilan. of Jane Lew.
VISA in theacity THURSDAY evening
shepping.
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moUSECLT1ANEI1s. NoTICEl-

noUsECLEANERs, NOTICE -
Lambs Wool brushes in the nat
ural color. Easily washed and
QUICKLY dried. Back-savtng, long
handled brushes for polished doors,
stairs and walls, $1.OO; short-han-
died brushes for furniture and bal
ustrades. 60 cents. Set Of two. $3.50:
Phone orders FOR Immediate deliv-
cry. Edward Payne, Home Phone
42A. Eel Phone S90-J.
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FOR RENT-In Garlic Court, two
story, five room house with bath,
suitable for small family only. Rent
= $1,000. Apply to Mrs. Louis A.
Carr. or 'DhOne OO2-Y. Consolidated.
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FOR SAB1E-In addition 10 my stock
advertised for sale on Saturday. i
have ten head of big mules, and two
ponies and outfit. william Pinnell.,
North Sixth street, ciarlSsburg. ".
va.
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FOR sALE-Quartercd oak dining
table. china closet, writing desk and
other household goods, F Il. Ellis,
Industrial.
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FOR SALE First class baritone
horn, silver plated and persectiy
good order. bargain. Call epEI
see John A. shinn.
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INANTED-A small farm near
clarksIDurg on street car line;
suitable for poultry and trucking.
viii pay $1,000 or s155OO cash,
Reply to the Telegram or a. 3,
Nay, Sand Run, w. Va.
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dog, black, white and
brown; liberal reward for any I'M
formation leading to his return. Guy
III. Barle, Main street and PhilIppl
Road. or Hcme phone. z
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WANTED Connty manager; FIRST
class proposition. Can at the
DEMONSTRATION now going on,
PIKE street, opposite postotice.
We will be pleased TO show you a
good thing.
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CLOUD INHALER"
A KEW CREATION

A NEW CREN1ION
Patented II. {. Dpniee. city
For generations salt N
water has been used
asa catarrhal remedy
iu all kinds OF crude
nIIunerS.
This SuDpliesta
vessel from which
salt water ana all
liquid catarrhal rome
edIes can lie shifted
SUCCESSFULLY and with
ease and Without tr.
ritatioH. II does away with the
expensive atoniIeIS,etc .hSl
PILE But WO ND L HEG
LITTLE VESSEL,
Send 2jc today and We wilt
mall prepaid. Ask your druggist
TuE NEW IDEAL COMPANY
ClAFisSn1tg, W Va.
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FoR sAIE-on fou-room cottage
on Mechanic street, lot, 4sx63; viii
sen reasonable, Inquire at 7s1 MUS
berry street.
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FOR IsICNT-iNew room house, with
lSath. pantry and cellar; located on
Daisy street Broad oaks Apply at
roon77o, Jacobs building, over Par
spns souders 60.
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FoR RENT

FOR REM on East Main street
one eix room house with bath and
basement. Apply to c. p. Howell,
room Is, Lowndes Bldg. Third St
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Thufsdsy. N il5,..' y. 1911
!: {; :. B q . =:
b s b silk gto2es

. 8 D SILK 2to res
American made SILK Cow
are admittedly better than the
foreign.
We Have carried-bot aue
sold-for years, the best silk
Gloves made in America.
We shall still continue to
carry them, for those who cali
Tor them, and will take no other.
No make Of anything can be
the best forever - always some
one to make continued effort to
surpass it, and finally succeed,
That has happened in the SILK Glove
fealm-a quality to surp2ss that
which was heretofore known as the
best.
We made special arrangement with
the manufacturer to have them exclu.
slvely for the Pittsburgh district, and
we've branded them With the store
nanne-Boggs & Buhl silk Gloves.
The Silk Gloves YOU got for Half a
Dollar have always been Tricot-well
now sell you Miianese and you won't
reed a magnifyiug glass tC note the
difference.
Two.clasp Milanese Silk Gloves,
double tipt fingers Black, Tan, Gray,
White, SOC.
Heavier and finer than these
heavier and finer than any other
make, 75c.
Extra heavy Milanese Silk Gives
Paris point enlbroidered-two clasps
double tipt /fingers-BIack, Navy,
ModeS Ponsee, Gray, White-Si.oO
pair.
BOGGS & BUHE.
NoRTH SIDE, PlTTssuRee, PA
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FOR sAI4E-Durham COW, seven
years Old; two gallons milk per
day. j. W. Pool. Main street,
Northyiew.
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FOR sALEs-A first class restaurant
doing good business; bargain;
other business. Address belmont.
Restaurant, 1shinnston, W. va,
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms, with
privilege Of bath. one block from
postoHice. 1b9 West pike ST.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
with use OF bath; gentlemen prefer
red. Apply at lie Chapel street,
fIFst street .lIeiown new NJ. Il. church,
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FOR RENTING four.room cottages
on car line. near South Penn shops.
1sS each. W. Frank Stout. 721-s
Con building.
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FOR sAIE-In Bucllhannon, ". Va,
general store. a bargain II sold at
NICE. Write at once to Shinn &
exton. Ruckhannon. W. Va.
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W.ANTED-Competcnt cook, refer
ence required. Apply Mrs. c, B.
Alexander. 225 South Chestnut st.
FOR RENTING rooms. Happily at
$50 West Pike st.
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..LOsT

Fancy Int pin set with
blue anu white stone. Finder re-
turn to Telegram Office and receive.
reward.
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LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
We teach you at home. Get you
$4,000 weekly job. $1,000 weekly
while learning. Rochester Auto.
School. 1928, Rochester, N. Y.
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WANTED At oNCE-A girl to
work in store. Apply at the Ba-
zaar, 1872 Second St.
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/ = y ~. : 3.
Just finished, eight-room
frame dwelling large parlor
and dining room with fine
lnantles, large bath and lin
en- closet, ward robes in all
bed rooms, house finished
throughout in best of oak,
oak veneer doors, basement,
cellar, cement wall and side
walk in front. f you are
boxing for an up to date
home in every respect you
see this property. Lot
40x100 feet, 5 minutes walk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-28
WILL PREACH RECIPROCITY
Laurier Looks to Canada to Re.
verse Verdict Next Year.
tBy Telegraph to The tribune

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Ottawa, Nov. H.-As the debate on the
address in reply TO the Speech from the
Throne draws 10 an end Gt will be con-
cluded tomorrow nighD it becomes ap-
parent that the opposition in the House Of
Commons, under Sir Wilfrid Lauriers lead
ershp, has formulated the policy of keep
ing alive the issue of reciprocity with the
United States. Sir Wilfrld has marshalled
all the best speakers OF his party I'm a solid
body to bring reciprocity again to the front
and keep 1t there. The question was fully
discussed In the Opposition caucus where
Sir Wilfrid told his followers to-day that
he believed reciprocity was not beaten on
it's merits.
Sir Wilfrld asked his followers TO join
him whole heartedly in bringing and keep
ing reciprocity to the fore, and this pro-
gramme is being followed I'm a manner
plainly disconcertlng to the government
leaders. 1t is learned tonight that the
Opposition plan is To keep up the reciprocity
debate on every possible occasion until
after the redistribution bill made neces-
sary by the recent census Is brought In by
the government at the next session Of Par
lament and then to force a general cleo
ton. The West VIII then have between
twenty and thirty more seats I'm the House
OF Commons, and 1t is the belief OF Sir
Wilfrid Laurier and his followers that they
Will be able to appeal successfully to the
country on the reciprocity issue If Wash
ington allows the reciprocity act to remain
on the federal statute books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-28
SELLING SULTAN'S JEWELS
Over Half a Million Realized at
First Day of Paris Auction.

Paris, Nov. 27.-What is announced 70
he the largest sale Of jewels on record
opened at the Georges Petit Picture Gal
lery this afternoon, when the magnih-
cent collection Of Abdul Hamid, ex-Sul-
tan of Turkey, came under the hammer
Although only a small fraction Of the
treasures displayed was disposed OF at
the sale to-day the receipts reached
total of 100000 francs (S540,OO0).
The best price paid was for necklace
composed Of three rows Of 154 pearls
and a clasp formed of three rows Of brill
iants. which brought 10000 francs
(S1S4OO \ string Of ninety
pearls. with pendant composed Of the i'm
perial cipher in gold; three large rubies
and pear-shaped drop pearl brought
1924, 700.
Among other objects. two gold coffee
cups and saucers, incrusted with dia-
monds, brought 5000; a gold alarm
clock, set with diamonds, $7,120, and a
walking stick with gold and diamond
head, $1,000.
The sale, which was attended by all
the notable jewellers Of Europe, will
continue q fortnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-28
HORSES TRAMPLE CROWD
Five Hurt When Animals Bolt at
Bursting of IL" Fuse.

Three truck horses, frightened by the
blowing out of q fuse on an elevated
train. caused a panic and the injury Oh
several persons last evening at Thlrd
avenue and oath street by dashing mad!y
into the throng passing on the Sidewalk
MANY persons were knocked down and
five are known 10 have been injured al
though the names of only three were
learned by the traffic patrolman sta
toned at the corner. The known injured
are:
Miss Junie Clements Of No. 40 Norman
avenue. BROOKLYN; William j. Williams,
Salvation Army captain, and Reuben
Barbs. seventy years old. a grocer
living at No 304 Third avenue. All were
painfully bruised and were removed 70
Bellevue Hospital and later went to their
homes.
The horses were owned by Walter >.
Ford. Of No. IS Front street, and were
i'm charge of Carl Hoof, who was leading
them. As the fuse exploded over their
heads they jerked their lead straps loose
from Hoof and sprang to the sidewalk
which was crowded with pedestrians.
Then they ran down Third avenue. but
were stopped at 23d street by Patroman
Sheehan. Two of the horses were slight
Iy injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-28
FAST TRAIN JUMPS TRACK
Wrecks Fence and Injuries Two
at New Rochelle Station.

Two persons were hurt and some three
hundred others narrowly escaped injury
Yesterday afternoon when an express
train from Boston, due at the Grand
Central Station at 5:42 o'clock. jumped
the track at the New Rochelle station
and tore down heavy picket fence be-
tween the tracks. The entire fence,
three hundred feet long, was demolished.
Traffic was delayed for more than three
hours
one woman who was standing in the
crowd on the platform was struck by
uieces Of the fence and her legs and
breast were cut and bruised. She re-
fused TO give her name, saying she was
the wife Of an official Of the railroad
company. She was driven away in a
taxicab.
Angelo Alino, a roofer, living at No.
524 East 18th street, Manhattan. was
bruised about the legs and body. He
was struck by "A whole section OF the
fence. lie refused To go TO the New Ro-
chelle Hospital
The train, which consisted Of two
motors. one mail car, one baggage car,
four day cars and five parlor cars, and
known as No. So. B. A. was an hour
late The first motor passed the switch
TO the ecst Of the New Ro-
cbeUe station, but the second motor
t,mued the frog dragging the mail car
from the tracks with IT, The other cars.
In which there were four hundred pas
sengers. remained on the rails The
motors were stopped one hundred feet
beyond the station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-28
TAFT RECEIVES EDISON
Hears Him Explain Device to Re-
Mace Stump Speakers.
TFrom the Tribune Bureau.I

Washington, Nov. 27.-Thomas A.
Edison called on the President to-day 10
explain the mysteries of his latest
achievement, which he calls campaign
machine. It will be useful for other pur-
poses as well, but the inventor is OF the
opinion that it's great value Will be TO
alleviate the difficulties of pollticai
stump speaking and enable politicians 10
address as many audiences as tney
choose without exhausting their strength
or running the risk Of sore throats or IN
Jury at the hands of overdemonstratlVe
political foes.
The machine is combination or the
phonograph and the moving picture de-
vice. While the phonograph is repro
ducing the speech the pictures thrown on
the screen reproduce the image OF the
speaker with all the characteristic gest-
ures Mr.. Edison purposes to make an
arrangement with the Republican Ma
tional Committee to use the machine IN
the forthcoming campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-28
NO TRACE OF BOY AUTHOR
Father Offers Reward for Son Who
Vanished Week Ago.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune J

South Norwalk. Conn. Nov. Flames
Pierce Evans. the seventeen-year-ol au-
thor of Westport. who disappeared last
Wednesday evening. is stil among the
missing, and the mystery deepens daily.
Evans rowed "A friend across the Westport
River. I'm front OF his home. and then called
back from the opposite bank that he was
all right That was the last ever seen or
heard of him. He had only little change
I'm his pocket. lie was steady In his habits
Evans was the son OF James Evans who
recently took up his residence at Imperial
Point He has offered a reward OF 500 for
any clew to the whereabouts OF his son.
dead or alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-28
TRIES TO KILL EDITOR
Cuban General Attempts to Shoot
American Newspaper Owner.

Havana, Nov 27-Major General 10y
naz del Castillo, ex-Minister TO Mexico
and formerly commander Of the second
division OF the insurgent army, made an
attempt tonight to XIII George NJ
Bradt, an American, editor and proprie-
tor Of THE Havana Post" The attempt
was the outcome of structures on the
Veterans Association. which appeared In
the Spanish edition Of The Post"
The general was disarmed as he lev
elled his pistol and before he could fire.
Chief Of Police Alguiere ordered the gen.
erals arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-28
IOWA TO STAMP IT'S PRODUCTS
First State to Adopt an Official
Trademark.

Des Moines. Iowa, Nov. H.-An official
Iowa trademark was registered with the
Secretary of State to-day. In the future
products OF factories of the state will be
stamped with "A design OF hawks head
within cogwheel, bearing the words.
made In Iowa"
Iowa Is said 10 be the first state to have
an official trademark. This was author
ICED by the session OF the Legislature and
the Manufacturers Association had II reg
istered.