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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28

ZEN ober ben ndhftsn Monat gepldnt
tDorben, unb bic 8er5ogerung tpuroe
bef6loHen, nm 5erru 8ruder Gelegeuz
belt 81 ge6en, ben 8allon uno Die Waz
fdinerien mebreren proben betm 5lus
&c iiber bas Gdnb an untertperfen, ebe
mar es fir seratber bdlt, ben 5lus
itber ben atlantif6en SSan 5u lpagen
8as ntue meTitantf DE 81 az
binet ferttg.
Werttp, 27. Utdr3. - Die .3uz
idmmenfeBuug bes nsusn meritaniiheu
8abiHets Durbe am NoHtog dngetinz
otgt uno gIeth3sitig tpurbe aud angez
tiinbigt. oaB Wdnuel De 3acamacona
g. SHclun aIs Radfolger Don 2eone be
Ga 9ard gum 8otihafter in ben Ser.
StaateH ernannt tporbeu lei.
Jn oem neusn aabinet lit bas ri
niiterium oss sSunsren nod uiht be-
iest. 9eneral goiio blsibt Srisg5z
mtniiter uno Sole goes 2tmuntour
bleibt lindn3miniiter. Die ibrigsn
PortefsuiQes ftnb neu befeBt fporbeu.
6err 3acdmaeond mar ipdbrenb Der
lesten siuei Sabre Der 5tnan3agent Der
Rsgterung in 2ouoon.
Der Dunn asq rdfibent gu d
TOM rtftgnirt.
ct. Betersburg, 27. Mdra.-
u. 5. 9uAtotp, Der Giibrer Der Sttoz
beriiten, bat dls grdiibent Der 3uma
refignirt. 4ls por Elm paar 8dgen
Serr 8u6toip fsinsr gartei anfiin>
bigts, bab er bieien S6ritt gu tbun
bea6iihttse, erflGrten aud bic iGmuts
liden ottobsrtftii9en abgeoroneten in
Der 9uma reTigniren su poQen, aui
ben Rdtb ibres Central &ommittess in
Mostau BIN bdben ite aber ibren Gnts
| f6luB in Wisoersrtpdgurg gs3pgen uni
fie perben porIdufig tbre Sise bsba!'
ten.
gu 8unFsu Der g dieb g.
I serthtsb bepegung.
/ 2onbpn. 27. Mdr3. Quf bas Gr'
| Iuten Dislsr siuflubrsider Perfonsr
| bin bat Der 2orb maDor pon 2onoor
cine 8erIammIung mad Der SuiIo 5al
einbsruIsn, in tpel6er bic S6ieosge
ridtszgepssuNg bsipro6eu peroeT
iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
Oubeen Bros. in QeD gprt 3ablen Der
&egisrang 81. 100000 an birtsrz
Sogensn 30ueu 3uriid.
3pei Nlatlerfirmen in Rstp gOrt aus
ssbober.
Die 8raHbtata fropbe in
Rem 0ort.

Rem Yort, 27. Wtdr3. SSeuers
marfhau Beers bat bic Gigsnt6iimer
uno mebrere Qngsiteute Der 5riougIe
Datft SO. aIs 3sugen gu Der Dffsutliz
9en unteriu9uHg Der fur6tbaren&a=
taitropbe bonn Samitdg pprgeLaben.
RahQnfitbt Des WurF6alIs bat in Der
Jd6rit ME Elm sSeuerbriQ ftdttgefunz
Den unb bic 700 in berielben Qnqsz
itellten Dado6eu tDiiroen minbeitens
bret Stunoen oa3u gebrau6t bdbeu,
I'm mitteIft Der 6euerIetteru bic Straz
Be 3u erreiheu. 8on mebr aIs 1000
Gebduben in Rem gDrt t0nne man
odsielbe fragsn. Bon alien 4Hgeiteas
ten bisisr gobritsn Isien tdum einige,
bic snglifcb leien t0nnteH uno bod
feien bic 6iHtpetie duf ben qusganq
uno 3u ben Sseuerleitern uur in @ngs
ltfd ongei6lagen, niht absr in gtbs
bid ooer StaIienti6, mas pieI pers
niinftiger mare.
Der 0titrtttantpoIt, Der Coroner
bas Qrbeitsoepartement bes Stdats
Iofpie Der 9rdFbent BON Mqnbattar
Borough hdben gleihfdqs lluterIuhs
ungen etnseieitet, Inn fsftsuIteqsn
mem bic Sdulb fir oas grGbIiaellu.
gIiit beisumsfen lei. Wun fano 70.
melt, baB bic Sbiiren bel ben ausqGn:
gen raA Snneu gingen. boB bic sTeu,
/ erletteru ourh siierne Sbiirsn abge:
! fperrt paren, baB Der MaFerbpttif
uuf bem 0a6e Ieer mar uno BAT
/ iaIieBlih tur5 bor Der 2dtditropbt
Gigaretten in Der 9Sdbrtt ssrau6t Ieir
miifef. 2tlies biss pirb Der 9rano,
iurn unterbreitet peroeu.
Sn Der Charities 9tsr Meurgue lie
aen iest 80 furhtbdr peritiimmelte2ei
den, Die niht iosntifi3irt perben t0u
nsn, fpdbreub in 6oIpitdIern II jung
! Wdb6eH um ibr 2ebeu tdmpFeu. SSn
ttalisniI6sn 0titrtft fanbsu beut
iibsr 80 2si6enbeg6ngniife itatt. au
nidt gu ibentifi5irenbsn 2et6en iper
ben in sinem MaFengrab betgeisB
tpsroen. Die 3ah Der Spfer mir
IieBt auf 142 angegeben. Sts ies
ftnb So berielben toenttfi3irt tpproer
parunter Is WtdHner.
! gbicaqo, 27. MGrs. gautom
mifIdr Wturoot Campbell ftslte beut
tpsitere breiBis Snipettorsn an. III
ale offeHtiihsu gebdubs, sSabrite
etc. na6 S6uBpprrihtungen BEL iyeu
ersbriiHiteH gu unteriuhen. Gr be
| bouptet, baB gbicago in ben lsBte
bier Monaten mehr Seusrlsttsrn ange
brdft babe, als gteip gort in feline
san3en e'eI1i6ts, oaB absr tmme
nod iiber 5000 6auseieentbiimer be
8efeBespprinriften ntht nohaetpm
men fsien. Ttonpr guTe bat Elm gei
Ieiosz Seleeramm an Mappr 9apur
bon Rep gort ssididt.
Die Dupeen's treffeusiu vi
tommeu nit Der Resiss
rung.
gteip 0prt, 27, Mdr3. 3tptihs
Der Jirrnd Dunesn Bros, Supporter
rem uno SdnoIern in &uuitgegenItGr
ben IN Reip gort, bic BON Der Rsgh
ruHg auf S.. .000.0 peger Sinter3i
: hung BON 3oaeeIbern pertlast porb,
! ftnb, unb Der Regierung lit ein apn
. promiB Su Stanoe getonmen, oemsi
folse bic 9upeens fih psrpflihte
als GrfaB fir ale 4nipriihe Der sc
! gierang bel oem Der. CT ShdBnle
Fter ST, ,200, 900 Su bsponiren. pofi
I bic gibiltIuge seeen bic 9riibsr falI,
eelaHen piro. 5erner purben bie8i
t psens Su ie $4,000 GeIoitrafe peru
t sbeiIt. Durd bieis 9erstnbdrul
lperben ale 2suts, bic aunitssgsnitii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
Gin 8pndmiterih gu sc bn
SafrsR gu haus pers
tbeiIt.

Columbus, g., q. GlGr3. B.
gdpandugb, Der srite Der bier anaez
Observation-Disclosures, Der ihuloig be-
funeen uurns, III am Mtuntag bon
oem gfihter Roeers 3u 3shn Sahren
3uftbaus perurtbilt porben. gas
panauab purpe auf stpsi antla9en bin
ihuloig befunben: in uneeieglider
gDeiIe Gpnamit in geftB gebabt uno
Iolhes auf bic Strabenbubngeleiie ges
legt All 6dben. Gr erhielt fiinf Sabre
fir isbs 4utlnge.
RuBtsn 5ubten.
Rem gors. 27. Wdrs. aouts
/ I. 9upeen uno SoIsph 0uDeen. BON
| Der auuit. Smportbunelung 8uosen
Brothers, befaunten Iidh heute iAuIoi9,
sinaeFiibrte Gunitgegenitonbs 5u blul9
nstlurirt unb osn suten Gntel Sdm
um ben 3oa bstrOsen gu babsn. Bun
hssridtsr Rurtin perurthsiite lie ba.
raul su ie $4,000. Der b06Iten gu
ldIiigen Strcf.. bic fofort srIsst Duros
lQus BEN 3udtbauie ent:
laiien.
Golum6us. 8. II. Mdr8. =
Otto q. 6dpss. sin Banter BON ga
lion, Der i'm Sabre 1905 Degen Der
lesung Der gantsefebe gu "a Sahrsr
3u6thdus perurtbeilt poroen mar
| fruroe beuts unter Gem neuen 8unoes
guroleaeisse in 6reiheit aeisBt. Gapei
biente ipdbrenb Ietner 8sfdnsenitnf
| ais glert In Der Stetparts.Dfftee uni
liit Der erite Gsfansene ous Sbio, be-
untsr benz nsusn Gsless feline Grsi9st
tpi.nersbalt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
Eer graiioent Der Gumu, q. 5. Sud-
tom, reIiguirt.
Eis dnssbIi9e JlcttenDsrftGnoisang
sDif6tn Deutfdlono uHb
England.
Dos 80. SubiIdum bs
Ginigfsit StaIiens.


Rr m, 27. Uldrs. Die issier su
Gbun Der Dor 80 Sdbren srfolgten
0tRinigung Der itdlieniIten 6taaien
3u tfntm H5nigreiG1, ndhm ON Tlons
tas mis Der GroffHung Der internotics
nalm RunitnugfteIung in bteiiser
Gtnbt burt ben a5nis gietor GHas
nusl ihren NRfdng. 4m Ulittipo6
Dtro cine SnbuftrieausiteIuns in sus
rin srcsfHet fperoeH, no Dor fiiHf5is
5dbrtn, i'm SABRE 1861, Der 9roBs
Ddter bes ieBissn R0niss, Der bdmds
Iige RDnig BON Gorbinieu, ols 8ictor
emanuel Der grite ben 9itel einesaoz
nigs bon JtoIien anHobm.
umWsitternadt ert6nte sin&aHoneHs
ihub BON JanitulumbiieeI uHb In
bemislbtn auseHblid fling bic sroBe
@IOde I'm Rapitpl an 5u I6uten. Bon
6d an bsrrf1ie reyes 2eben in Der
Gtobt. Wluiittopensn ourhspeen,
patriotiTheWsiIen ipkltnb, bie6aupts
firoben. bic nit elsttrii6en 2thtern
bell erIsuhtet uno nit 1dbnen gez
ihmiift iporen. llnn auf ben6nupts
pI6sen fpartn risfise MlsnihenmaFsn
ptrfnmHelt, bic 5o6rufe ouf ben Gos
mig. ouf StaIien uHb duf Rom auss
brohsen.
Die SubiIGumsfeier iit bem bl.
Gtubl fsbr aHftSbis unb tpdbrenD bes
lagos psrfuhien 6auftn BON unor'
eeHtliftn Gltmenien iif benz 8atitau
su ndbern. lie tuuroeH aber BON elmer
ftarfen goli3eiabtbeiluns aufsebulseu
unb snriideei6idi.
am Wormiiiag ptriammelten fiG
i'm aapitol Der a6nig Wirtor gnia.
nutl, bic H0nigin 6eIene. Der 5trsoc
BON GeHua, Der grof BON Turin. oi,
Wsiniftsr. Giplomaisn. Nitglisber bes
porlamsnss une bic ausl1nbifher
aommiiiirs notwithstanding. 3el
Graf BON 5onMartino, yr6fibent oss
2iusittllunes COMMITTEES, fiibrtt Otr
NorfIb unb ss purbsH bohit patrio'
fiTdb aeitimmie Atben eebaIfen Dor
Dem pr1fibeHten oes Ssnats. Wlcn'
frsDi, oem yrGiinenten Der Deputiri
tsHtammer. Wlarsora. uno benz glr'
qxrmsiiter 9lothan.
Der si6nis 0iftor Gmanutl ant
iuprisie NIT timer Rsbe. bic einen tie
fen Ginbrud mahie. CT fagte. bal
ID fdbon Elm 9r0urn bes italieniI6ti
Dimttrs Dante etireIen lei, DdB Ron
sinmnl bic 60apiitabt eints 8erttnis
ten 5t1Iitns isin Iolle unb bob oaI
.siuigt Moms Elm In Der eansen gDel
kf1nnier Ausbrud gttporben lei. Y
i0stt blnrs fpsifer: v6eutt iiebt biei
Der H0nig bel einigen Sialiens. um
gebtn BON btu ireien Reprdisntontti
bes parldmentE unb Der Sidbtt be-
H0nigr<iths, lebenben Gnmbolen eiHe
uni5sbnrsn pOliiifbtn Union uno 10
taIer 5reih<it. Sn bisftr ndtiOnnlfl
WrrfommInns Dtrfpredx id NIT ale
Nsatt mkinkr gmpfinbungsH uHD mi
uniuibeEfiehIifkm Gntbufinsmiis, oal
ID, AIIts nufbkten iperbe, um Jtaliel
nod FREEZER, gIiidIiher uHb p0r BE-
eaHssTlziGsssts ziGsssts 1 i.asSi i.ia;is sssss ~ -
81 issus1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
gOetterberitbt.

sSiir Ohio: GhOnes Dstier i'm
iiiblidxn, Ghnssseit6ber i'm n6rblia
den akil am Ditnitdg; ettuas sdlier.
glm WiittmOb berdnberli9es Mettsr,
RcrnDeisniHbe, bic an Stdrte Ha6s
IafTsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28

Die BranO6atairOp6e in lcW
gOr6.
SO nDn Den 142 Gpfern
ioentifisirt.
Sine llnteriu6ung ilber bic ur'
laden jett int 0ange.
Ser 8ranb inbeint bnrd, cine Gis
sarette neruriadt tuOrbeH
5u ieiu.
9Orit6tsmabrsgsIn dler Dirt perbsn
isBt in 8orf6lag gebradt.
Die 9ermdbIung Der 9rGfin Qouiie
aIeranora bon 8ernItOrff.
~---N-
So6ter bes btuti6sn gpti6ofters in
@af6tngton, nit benz Grafen
BourtGlss
9at am Rontag in 8aibinStOH ftatts
gefunoeu.
0uOeen Bros. in Qep Yprt 3ablen ber
&egisrang $1,200,00O an birtsrz
3ogensn 30ueu 3uriid.
3pei Matlerfirmen in Rstp Yort aug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28

Muslano. Selegrapb
Die Seier
Gu GbreH bes 50idbrigeH Ue-
itebens oes gereiaisteH
abnisreids StalisH
Sat am 2aontag In 2sout
6egoanen.
Der a5nia Wictpr Gmanaei bieif
TIN aapitoi cine patriDtiid3e
Mebe.
Sic heraliht Nufnohme oes aaiists
gDilbslm in gDisn
uBlgb bon Der Denfintn 4fene VI Ss'
bibrenoer g9eiis onertannt.
Eis r5ambureer Ro4ri4tsn" gsgsn
bic 9affi6e gdisbsssri4ts.
Soee.
Sm ipanii6en abssOrSnstenhaus
5at bic Debate iibsr bas Gerrsrt
arisgsssri4t besDunsn.
Der prafioent Der Guma, q. 5. 0nh'
i iOip, reiigHirt.
Eis dHgtbIi6e 5lottenDerfiGnoignni
sDif6tn Deutfdluno uHo
England.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
u mneitis Qntrug fir bic
ReihsluHbs.

gDie aus StrnBburg semeloet lpiro,
ift BEN adnpss sausihub Der antrue
suaesonaen, fiir bic aneeh6rigsn Der
Reihslanoe riidfpirtsnb Bis gum Sabre
1890 alIs 5trafen auF Dem 9ndbens
ipsae Al srlaH.n, bic fur 6abnenflnht
rber gerItsung Der Bori6riften iiber
bic alisemsinc @sbrpfIiht Derfiist nor
ben iinn.
Sofephgrudsr's dIus iiber
D5enn perihoben.
Riel, q. mars. Soitpb 8ruder
bat bsidhloffen, fsiuen seplanten 5luc
iiber bsn ntlantiitsn G5ean in BEN
2snt6nllpn rGuharp" bis aum Serbi
- SstksNs~sssss ~ss V~Tsv%~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
Eer a5nis Wietpr Gmanaei bielf
I'm ssapitoi cine patriotiidBe
NeDe.

5at bic Debate iiber bas Serrsrs
Rriegsssri9t besuunen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28

Qonbon, "a. Wdr5. Ste Grnppe
i'm britiihen llnierbaus. bic in IeBter
8 eitTortpdhrsub bon Der Rsaitrune
ausunft iibtr ods 9erbnlten oes Bots
fd,dfiers grnee gum northumberland
oiihen RsriprositGiss Wertras perlnngt
Bat. perfudt isbt audi ben 9otffnfter
NIT Der Gage In Werifo In 9erbinoung
~ hrinsen.
gim Msontng psrlanaten bisIe Wlits
glieber. eoB bas Winiiterium bes aeus
Peren ben Botfhofter Brpfe anipeiien
fDus, benz prGiihsnttn 9aft nahtsuls'
gen, ooB "a rntbTam ftin piirbe. bic
msriianifhe s}rnss einemGd ditosserihi
III unterbreiitn.
Der Winiiisr Des alsuBsren, OF,
grmGrn Uztps agssn0Eisis: sj9 ItiE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24


b. franklin McEatrcsifs OF c,icago,
Teacher training Superintendent in the
International Sunday School Asso.
Dr. N i. Wood, Of Huntington. ID.
p%erIntendent or the missionary de.
Eartment Of the West Virginia Sun.
day School Association
Miss Frederfcka Beard; Of Mime
apolis, MINI. elementary specialist in
tic Minnesota State Sunday School
Association.
Mrs. A. 7. Arnold. OF Moundsville,
beginners specialist In the West Viz.
ginia Sunday School Association.
Miss Martha v. Graham. OF Wheel.
Ing. elementary superintendent o. the
West Virginia Sunday School Assoc
citation.
Miss Lillian Fllege. OF Davenport,
Iowa, expert in drawing and hand.
work. a graduate Of Pratt institute.
Arthur 7. Arnold, general srcre.a Z, /,
of the West Virginia Sunday School
Association.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24
sTATE ngwe

T-TT---T


WHEELtGGThe TriSstate Wool
Growers Association met yesterday 81
The Board or Trade Assembly room al
Wheeling full membership Of lie
p~rganizatior was present. The moot,
Ing 9 opened; BY the president. s. 9.
sGist of Wellsburs. Those present
ere President 9. y, Glsl. Wellsburg;
s~scretary James Wiley. 1ndenend.
epce, Pa; /. d. Conner, Cameron, w.
Va. !. I. Bonar, Cameron, W. Va;
!, Perrin independence. Pa; Alex.
Hamilton. Washington. Pa; wsnt
sproWles, claysville. Pa; Samuel
Woods c~laysyil!c, Pa: Lorenzo Ware.
hime saIesyitie. Ohio; J. w. Gale,
Eorcsc city Ohio; o. o. Watson. Oak.
dale, md J. ". Hammond. Wooster.
OHIO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24
B. bison HERD
SLAUGHTERED
cATTLEMEN OF TEXAS PANHAN.
DIE PREPARING FoRscoNvEN.,
TON GIVE CHASE With AUTOS.

CHICAGO. Feb, 24,-Trophies Of a
buffalo hun. in the Panhandle OF
Texas. all the relts, horns. hoots and
smell have been received from Dal.
hart ,Rhereithey we're practlelng Tor
the cattlemen's convention! AS iii the
old days when the Indians chased the
rowing herds, as soon as the herd was
stampeded into a run all were slaugh.
tered. Not enc was spared.
Not n spectacular feature of early
days was omitted. but several were
added. For one thing, the chase was
In autos. For. another. the Nerd whicm
bounded franticaliy across the prairie
in a cloud OF dust as Of old, consisted
OF one blson-count hlm-one. He
came from the herd Of Judge J. D.
Slaughter. and was saved from a less
picturesque finish to make a lcowman's
holiday. That innovation shows the
change that has taken place In the
Panhandle. once the cox country Of
romance. now populous with farmers.
The committee gave their buffalo
herd all allowable chances and reallz.
Ing. his responsibility as a herd, he.
gave the committee run for It. When
the time for firing came a rifle in the
nearest auto, tapped OF his forehead
like a pea from a pan, but never broke
his speed, 1t took a faster machine
and another shot to drop him.
The trophies therefore, consist Of:
! hide, which has been dressed; A
hoofs, which have been polished and
made into feet for a piano stool; I
head, which as been mounted.
The rest Of the herd disappeared as
the piece de resistance buffalo beef
and buffalo hump, at the onslaughts Of
Panhandle %appetites. It was but a
.forernnner ofsthe big doings when the
cattlemen assemble for convention.
a. --a 40
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24
ATIL SAID

ST PAUL, Mimi Feb ",
Hill, president or the Great Northern
Railway Company. when informed OF
the action taken BY thr l~ntetstate
Commerce Commission on the railroad
matter said:
We'll, guess III take d walk
around to the steamship Offices and
e IL ! cant get q rate on tFip TO
Europe, as there won't be much use
OF me staying around here next sum.
mer."
Does that mean that you expect TO
see q big reduction In buslness? no
was asked. #
"oh. we will keep right along doing
business, but there won't BIZ, much
done In the way OF extensions Of I'm.
provements..
@Will there be any further cufthit
ment in improvements by the railroads
following this order?.
The roads can't @eurtail any more
than they are now. II railroads can
not sell their securities they cannot
raise money. The talk about money
being easy in New York. II is easy to
look at but you can't get hold Of any
of It"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24
q nc @Intefsssto commsEce comm.s

OF the Interstate Commerce Commss.
sion was complete surprise 10 Wall
street which had looken forward M
sadentiy to The approval Of ut least i
part Of the Increases asked in freight
rates The decision was not annpune
ed until after the stock market had
closed; but earlier ii pic. aay i be.
came known that final action might te
expected this afternoon. Brokers OF.
fees were kept onensafter hour and
habitaes Of the financial district wait
ed for the news from Washington.
They received II in astonishmebt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24
After considering e%xhalstiyeiy The


After considering exhaifstiyeIy The
whole subject, however ron avery
yieYpolnt. lie commission could mot
ssee;its way; clear; 10 grant any advance
rates. although ~ comedies that IN
Tie case Of some OF the roads. IN IN
creased revenue IS needed. In what
is known as the eastern ease, lie cons
mission was mbarrassedsb y the admit.
ted fact that several Of the lines were.
paying good dividends upon existing
rates while other carriers. In the same
territory were barely able to make
both ends meet-a few Of them scarce.
" that.
In the western case the carriers en-.
tered a powerful plea for Increased
revenue in order that they might have
additional money 10 put into improve.
ments and betterments. which would.
enable them to handle with greater
facility the constantly increasing.
traffic Of the country.
The tariffs filed by the eastern lines
Increased the first class rate between
New York and Chicago points fifteen
cents a hundred hounds-from 15c to
soc; and made proportional advances
on the other five classes. Some nd.
yances also were made on commodity
rates; but the great bulk Of the cons
modify tonnage Of freight was not dis.
turbed. The proposed advances Of.
fected approximately 10 per cent. of
the total freight tonnage.
Approximately the same amount OF
tonnage was affected by the increases
proposed by the western lines. but the
class rates were not affected in any.
way. Commoditis alone were increas.
ed. The; average advance on about 1880
different articles being substantially
16 per cent. the increase varying from
about a per cent. in some cases 10 50
per cent. In others.
Commissioner Prouty discusses at
length the question whether the de-.
iendant carriers are justified at this
time In demanding additional revenues
from the public for the. services which
they are rendering. In answering the
question in the negative Commissioner
Prouty comedies that the lncreasedin
the labor accounts of Notwithstanding
the past year has been from 5 to s.
per cent OF their pay rolls, aggregat.
Ing for the II lines approximately $780,.
600, 900 a year. The opinion holds,
however, that 4the carriers have not
showed that the increase III wages
more than the equal increase in rates,
made out the reasonabieness OF the
proposed advanced rates." because /,
is indicated, 1t appears that during tho
year ending June 80, 1910. the met
earnings OF these railroads aggregated
$4,000, 900 more than during the year
Of 1909" While it is admitted that
this is not conclusive against the pro.
priety of the advances, 1T does show
that I'VE cannot eonclnsiyely presume
from an increase in operating expenses,
that there should be a corresponding
increase in transportation charges I
WALL STREET SURPRISED.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The dscislon
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w. 3. Caldwell Dead.

LETART-Winlam D. Caldwell. one
of the best known citizens OF the com
munity, is dead at his home at Letart.
The deceased was 72 years OF age and
his death was caused by gall stones.
Hels the father Of j. Mentor Caldwell.
of Parkersburg; Mrs. Eva L. Roberts
and George Caldwell, OF Canton, Ohio:
He was a brother of Mr.. James Cald:
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HEAVY BLOW ToRTHE ROADS.
PHILADELpHIAsF Feb. 24.AsThe dc.

Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission ,odas. allowing no In,
crease inthe frelshtfrates win be q
great blow to the railroads. do not
see how some Of them win Bet over
It, declared GeorgeF. Baer; president
Of the Philadelphia G Reading rail.
way when he was informed Of The find.
ings OF the commission.
It was announced at the t%eadauar.
tiers Of the Pennsylvania that no state
ment would be given out until the
company had beens officially notified or
the decision.
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Faculty Announced.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the fac.
plty Of The school Of methods to be
held Of Morsantown next June is an.
iciinced as follows:
Mailman T Barbe, of the West Viz.
sinia University, dean Of the school
on Methods.
DR. John r. sampey. president Of
the Southern baptist Theological Sem,
mary ut Louisville, Ky.
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SKUNK ENTERS, SCHOOL CLOSES

SKUNK ENTERS, SCHOOL CLOSES.
HARMONY, Ind, Feb. 24.rThe pub
lie schools were dismissed one morn.
ing this week and the children unexx-
pectedly had a holiday. During exer-
ctses in the assembly room a skunk
walked into the room and curled up
under the stove. There was a Iyeiy
scramble for the open air and safety.
The older scholars and the teachers
attempted to coax the animal from the
room, but 1t appeared perfectly salts
fed and refused to bulge. It was fiji.
ally necessary to shoot the pole cat,
and 1t also was necessary TO sub.
sitize a small boy TO enter the build.
Ing and drag outthe body. The school
will be closedtuati the rooms are fill
ly ventilated. isf ssH
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BBoWN sJlENT.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s;-w c Brown.
president of the New York Central;
lines tonight, refused 70 comr1ent on
the decision Of the lnuterstate Com,
merce Commission.
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Narrow Eseape.

Narrow Escape.
FLEMINGToNAEleven persons In
Guiding the minister barely escaped
death from escaping gas at Bailey
Chapel, short distance from Fiems
ington on Wednesday Of this week.
Revival services were being conduct.
cd at the chapel and twelve persons
We're present. While the service was
was in progress in the morning, the
entire congregation with the exception
OF q Mr.. Stutler, were overcome bytes.
Gaping gas fumes. Mr. :stutter man
aged osgct The doors open and drag.
ged a number OF the 1peoblegfrom the
building and summoneda physician.
The physician experienced d%ificulty in.
restoring to life these people, however.
II is believed all win recover.
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AGED Woman Dead.

GRAFToN-Mrs. Anise Harr Nc.
Gee. widow Of Owen Niece, died on
February 10 at her home at MCGEE,
Taylor county at the age Of ninety
years. !
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To Marx Historic Points.

MoRGANTowN-The Colonel John
Evans chapter Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, Of Morgantrwn.
Will takeTup the work Of marking hiss
torlc spots throughout MonongalIa
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county reiailye Q incidents leading up
| 2 and during the Revolutionary war.
conspicuous among the percentages
;epnenctedi with iris war In Mononga:
la county are HE names OF Jackweli.
Morgan and Elizabeth Zane.
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Mihet Killed.

MoRGANTowN-Roy Smith, aged
.2e years was fatally injured On Wed.
nesday while At work at Efkinsy Mine
No s, when lie was struck BY a fall Of
slate. He lived only a few hours aft
.er the accident.