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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

A quaint old superstition in Iceland
is that every bride must invite all her
friends to dinner in her own home
and every article of food must be pre-
pared by the bride herself. If she is
successful In pleasing her guests she
not only receives praise for her own
skill, but helps along her younger sis
tiers, who are then assumed to be
equally good at cooking and conse-
nnently have a much better chance %
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19
PEOPLES FORUM
tI&d 40 Foundation.


Editcr 4he Citizen;
l. Is Inferred in your issue of the
17tn i-st. that reporters are allowed
to attend the Greater Honesdale
Board of Trade sessions and that
The Ciuicen's reporter was ''as
usual barred from attending the
meeting. This is without founda-
ton. There were no reporters pres
ent. The secretary, who happens
to be business manager of The
Wayne County Herald, and who is
also on the Press Committee of the
Board of Trade, gave your repre-
sentative the same data as he had
for his own paper, there being no
partialty shown. In words of an
other paper's slogan, the p, ess COM
mittee gives out "all the news
that's fit to print"
You can readily see it would be
a detriment to the town to p; blish
in detail all the business transacted,
especially that pertaining to pros
pective industries. Other towns
and cities are as eager for new in
dustries as Honesdale and should
names and places be printed in the
papers they would furnish a queue
for the cities to work upon.
The Press committee will be only
too glad to furnish authentic in
formation when the time is right,
and The Citizen will receive it as
quick as any of it's contemporaries.
Yours truly,
E. B. CALLAWAY,
Secretary Greater Honesdale Board
of Trade.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19
ERIE TRAINS,

Trains leave Union depot at 8.26
a. M, and 2.4S p. m, week days.
Trains arrive Union depot at LEO
and sos p. m. week days.
Saturday only, Erie and Wyoming
arrives at 3.45 p. m. and leaves at
$50 p. m.
Sunday trains leave 2.4S and ar
rive at TOO.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

1t is said that matter how good religious
or conscientious woman is, there different
times in her life when she simply can't tell the
truth: One is when she is telling her age and the
other is in recounting the number of proposals of
marriage she received when she was young.-Atch-
son Globe. And there's more-the weight of her
first baby
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19
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Caruso says he is very indignant the stories
printed in regard to his vocal and will bring a
suit against anyone who makes statements about his
health in the future. Pish. Also tush. As matter
of fact he ought to raise his press agents salary
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

Some young fellows imagine themselves to be in
love when, as matter of fact, their queer feelings
only show their stomach to be out of order.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19
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The FIVE famous Harvard elms are to come down
and will be replaced with red oaks. Suppose the uni
yes!ty authorities want the color scheme the trees
uniform with the crimson Bawston is SO par
tcular doncher know.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

Lots of people who receive threatening letters
from their ailors butchers, grocers etc, generally
throw bluff in referring to them Black Hand
epistles.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

Will some please explain why they always
spoken of "dashng young widows"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

The dentist who has been ordered to pay 500 be-
cause he pulled the wrong tooth probably used the
same language his patient
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

That's beating the Bertillon system all hollow
when they want to identify alleged thief by his
cough. Ahem
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

Eugene V. Debs says THE Kaiser is a freak
tachios.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

Through a mistake in the makeup
of the paper, the paragraph referred
to was printed.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1911.

We are mighty glad cook hasn't yet found
the way to the railroad station.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-19

We print catalogues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15

politica agricola y agraria'' cuando SO
bre vino Ia perdida de las colonias, Cos
ia convoc6 a las camaras agricolas una
federaclon y en- nombre de una asam
blea de estas camaras, lanz6 al pals el
lnolvidable manifesto pidiendo que Sc
condenase a los hombres responsables de
ia guerra con los Estados Unidos de la
perdlda de la mltad del territorio.
Poco POGO, entr6 EN- ell movimiento
republicano, declarandose revoluciona-
RIO. Flegido diputado por Madrid. no
fue nunca al congreso porque pensaba
que la Repnblica espanola Sc reducirfa
a La accion parlamentaria y que solo DO
ola triunfar por medic de Ia revo1ucion.
Varias veces publico manifiestos con el
Tin ed que e1 pueblo Sc sublevara Como
los espanoles no respondieron, decide
finalmente volver q Graus, su pueblo ma
|tal, en- donde muri6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15
Aotas de Mayaguez

Desde hace dos tres noches Sc ha
|empezado a regar algunas GALES centri
cas- de la cindad. A pesar de que hay
que aplaIldir esta medida contra el pol
vo que nos ahoga, hay que censurar 10
de la hora en- que sc verifca dicho RE
go, que es a media noche; de modo que
cuando amanece Sc ha secado ell piso co
mo 81 no hIlbiera sido mojado. Ell ira
,a5ito ese podr1a hacerse desde las 5
hasta las ? de IL ,nanana. Y al mismo
tempo varios ofciales y classes que Sc
riegan los entorchados para dirigir las
maniobras del riego, pueden .acirse zen
plena luz dillrna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15

Reina gran animacidn para las carre
ras del 26, en- que Sc discutira la co
pa Post ZEN nuestro Hipodromo Hasta
Sc dice que Gelabert piensa volar esa
tarde. Pero 81 Gelabert no vuela, vuela
'N1pwcia' en- Ia pista, porque no otra
cosa hace ese noble brute cuando arran
ca.
FL domingo corrio 1900 metros con
"Danilo" y "Valencia' llevando 6s
tos 40 y 80 metros de gavela, y a pc
sar de haber sido aguantado visiblesmen
tie, llego triunfante. Y S'Dani1o Y eva
lencla no son ning1n Nancy corriendo.
que conste.
Correspoasas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15

La compailfa de Fuentes sigue actuan
do con exito en- ell Municipal. El saba
do y domingo que Sc pusieron en- escena
Los Intereses creados" )" y "Zaza" con
enrrio mucha gente, asi como en- nocbes
|a1meriores ha tenido la compania acep
tables entradas.
El publico muestrase unanime en- la
opinion de que La compania es de 10 me
Jor que heznos vasto en- La ciudad. Prue
ban este las espontaneas ovacones que
Tel soberan0 le tributa cada noche.
Seglln tengo entendido la compania
dara funclones toda la semana. De suer
lite que va no tendremos que lamentar
NOS de su marcha hasta el domingo.
Varios amigos en- ella Voz de Ia Pa
tria'' piden a Fuentes que ponga en-
escena el @'El Nido Ajeno' y Justo Ri
|sueflo pide Fedora. Y 'El Nido
Ajeno'' Sc ha visto y Fedora Sc ha
|requetevisto. De 10 que resultaria que
81 en- Ia escasisima temporada que nos
|ofrece F'uentesmos dan obras vistas por
nosotros nos auedamos sin yer otros ex
trenos. Si la temporada fuera larga
menos NAL, pero siendo tan cortita debe
mos probar la mayor parte de 10 nue.
vo que Sc pueda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15
SeIie de tTagedias

HE aqul 10 tragico, he aqui 10 folleti
nesco, he aquf sangre, he aqu1 10 lmpre
Ivisto, 10 raman sico, 10 incredible!
Viene de Senerchia, peqnena region del
Mediodla, en- la provincia de Ayelli-
TO-.
Para comprender ell alcance de este
episode hay que remontarse a 1905. En-
tonces quedo confada q La custodia de
sus suegros una Joven y bella labradora
| Maria Luisa Bracco, de ventid6s amos,
cuyo marido, Vicente Sessa, habia emf
grado America.
| "A POGO ole ausentarse ell emigrante. su
| esposa empezo demostrar ell buen hu
NOR que la animaba distraerse con al
gunos vecinos. Su madre politica la re
procho su conducta, y en- seguida envio
cartas a su hijo en- America revelandole
las. distracciones de su mujer & invi
tandole a regresar para imponer su es
posa ell castigo que merec1a.
Sabedora Maria Luisa Bracco de esta
fdenuncla, Sc desato en- odio contra su
suegra, y una tarde que la sorprendi6
en- ell campo cortando hierba la derrib6,
Ia corto La c.,beza y mutil6 horriblemen
tie ii cadaver
Slgul0se un proceso acte e1 Tribunal
de Avellino; pero La belleza de la acusa
ola infiuyo en- el veredicto de los .jurados,
que "a rec3nccleron una especie de dere
cho a vindicarse de la vieja que Ia ha
| bla dlfamado. -, y su castigo qued6 re
ducido a cuatro amos de prisi6n, que aca
bo de cumplir en- el mes de Diciembre
ultimo.
Y veamos ahora una tragedia recien
te, que ha tenido por teatro el mismo
pals de Senerchia.
Otro emigrante America, Domingo
Guarnaccia, habla dejado a su .joven es
posa al cuidado de sus padres.
Tecla di Muro, como Maria I4uisa
Bracco, Sc console pronto de la ausencia
de su c6nyuge, y tambien este recibi6
aviso de SUI madre de la TRACTION de que
era objeto.
| En- ell momento que 10 supo. abandon0
Guarnaccla s1s negocios, salt6 en- un va
por y de improviso sc present6 en- Sc
lnerchia.
-Reclblole su muje con mimos zala
merlas, al parecer, feliz por SUI regreso
Receloso ell marido, pddf6 pruebas q s,l
madre de los devaneos de su esposa, v
la madre, arrepentida temerosa, Sc
neg6 a darlas.
! F'ue ell padre, el propio padre de Guar
naccla, amante incestuoso de Tecla,
quien, despechado por ell desvio de su
nuera, dijo 4 su hijo: E3Tu mujer es una
cualquiera y durante tn ausencia te ha
deshonrado.
| Abrumado por esta declaration, Guar
naccia fue al campo en- busca de la espo
sa infiel, Y, tirandola al suelo de un col
| pc, grit6la:
| 5Sabes quien te acIlsa? Mi padre.
| i El-exclam6 Tecla, asombrada -
lei, quien me acusa!.i Si fue 81 el culpa
BILE!
al OR esta palabras, Guarnaccia que
do como anonadado, victima de la horri
bic revelation.
Reh1zose pasado un ratio, Y, provisto
de una escopeta de dos canones, corri6
en- busca de su padre, quien halo ira
tbaiando en- un prado.
| lie arrojo al rostro SUI infamia en- fra
ses entrecortadas; disparo dos tiros, w..
lei viejo Guarnaccia cay6 muerto Ell hi
jo golpe0 Ell cadaver con la culata de su
fusll y le escupio. Despues sali6 huven
do, como perseguido por una maIdi-
ci6n..
| Rapido como e1 rayo, Sc dirigi6 a su
casa, oblig6 q su mujer arrodiIlarse,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15

Hab|a Mr.. Behn
AL CE SAR...

San Juan, p T.. II lrzo T.. 1917.
Sr. Director fe'
BOLETlN iiERCANTib.
San Juan, T. z.
NlIy senor mio:
Hemos escrito Ia ..uicnte earia hos
ii senior Harry Besosa, Sccre'ario le it
Jamara de Concrete, Y vcnir,os 1 po
dirle, 81 listed l1 -i.u, 4 hian. tirar
esta en- su digno peri 1ico
Esperanto Dmpla-iIa .irdo
de ustcd.
Alto. :. : migo.
J. BEIlN.
PresiIsrf,.
San Juan. y Mario D.. 1911.
Sr. Don Harry Boost,
Secrctario. Csfaas H. Cornsre;o.
San Juan. i. u.
Muy seilor mio y an 20:
lie leido en- los per 6dicos del sibadp
su carta dirigido ) l.. prensa respeein
a las enmiendaS de L. Scccidn il ds T..
ley de farmacia y N crya rar'a dise us
ted 10 siguiente:
Que como resul ado d. las gesii"
mes de esta CsrnarI H. Concrete w.
Secci6n Is d. n w autorilando 4.
organization he I'M iunta de farm
cia aprobada - : ts Mario is I90
ha sido enmendada por Ia Asaurble.
Legislative que Seaba d. ierninar''
No dcja dc s0Tyernderpne my nu
cho esta declaration &c ustcd ne vc,.
en- la necesidad 10 ppncr las ,soSas c.
claro. No ha debidc L sed ignorar que
En- Agosto lel 20 paSado Ia Bo
sa de San Juan. '1lyc una reunion cor
Junta con Ia jun 10 farmacia g..
acordo no pers glr los eomcrsianic,
que vendicran drogsl conirario~ q A.,
ley de Mario Is. 1000 haSia pus - reu
nieniera Ia ASamb,1 Legislative a..
acaba de tcrmin2r s. : trabaios
Que tambicn sn e zero H.. este ais.
la Bolsa de San :Iis,r tuyo ma reunion
conjunta con In AsC .iaciGn H. farm
"euticos v ~ levan-o un acia respect
a las enmiendas qae sc dcbian dc wrs
mendar Il In lcgi~latura.
Que un proyec.o de ley fue prcs,r
tado por ell seiior Arfadco. del di<irif.
de San Juan de a u r,lo con dicha g.
ia, y la ley tai comu ~ sido pasada. cor
la exception de mo . dos produc,o.
quimicos, fue 10 aco-dado por In Rcu
MON de In BOlsa y ll Asociaci6n dc Pa
maceuticos.
No negamos que a Camara 80 G..
mercio ha trabajalo n prs de esta ~,
mlenda, pero 81 nega'aOs - derccho H.,
la Camara de Co1ae~cio dc airihuir~.
por 81 sola FL exi+o dc c<ia cnniirnds
cuando ha sido inicia&la y traba iada po,.
la San Juan Stock and Produce Ev
change.
De ustcd Alto :. =. amigo.
- tEITN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15

a que encomendase su alma Dios, la
dlsparo quemarropa. =.
La jowen cay6 al suelo rigida, inm6vil.
Ante ell Tribunal de Avellino, ell joven
Guarnaccia ha logrado impresionar po
derosamente los jurados, que, recono
clendo que cuando cometio su doble cri
men no Sc hallaba en- ell uso normal de
sus facultades normales, lc han absuelto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15

Ell pueblo, congre gadO fuera dc la igle
sia, esper6 que saliese la homicida Sa
li6 esta guardada por los carabineros, y
su presencia fue saludada con silbidos.
La criminal fue conducida q la Casa
del Pueblo y encerrada Ell IL salon.
La multitud invade ell edificio. Pene
| ira en- la sala donde esta la prisionera, y
| Ell plso sc hunde con estrepito, arrastran
do a 40 personas, que caen en- un esta
bio donde hay varios caballoS. FL espan
to hace que los animales s;e revuelvan Y
este aumenta la nota tragica de la esce
| na
Hay muchos heridos v contusos.
Los carabineros-iinica fuerza pnblica
| que hay en- Senerchia-organiza como
| pueden un servicio de salvamento. sin
esculdar la guarda de Serafna, que ha
resu1tado ilesa en- la catastrofe.
Pero la campana de la iglesia vecina toca
anunclando un fuego. Los pobres ca
rabineros tlenen que acudir este nue.
vo siniestro, y dejan encomendada la
custodia de Serafina a varios vecinos.
Dominado ell incendio, los carabineros
vuelven a la Casa del Pueblo, sc hacen
cargo de la prisionera y la conducen an
te Ell Juez municipal de Calabritt6, que
la lnterroga por vez primera.
Serafna Donate confesa su crimen v
pretende justificarse diciendo que obede
|cio a un irresistible impulse de vengan
"a.
-Despues de pensarlo bien, no podia
ffacer otra cosa para defender ell honor
De- ansente, que es Ell honor de la fami
la dijo con certeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-15
AMOR Y CRIMEN

AMIN CHllNEN
Guarnaccia, absuelto, abandono la
prisi6n casi al mismo tempo que reco
braba su libertad Maria Luisa Bracco.
despues de cumplidos sus cuatro amos
de prisi6n.
Ambos volvieron Senerchia, donde
Sc manifesto entire ellos esa attraction
misteriosa y fatal que suele tener SUI
origen en- la muerte, en- la sangre.
Esa attraction degener6 bien pronto...
La madre de Maria Lrlisa, la ancana Sc
rafina Donate, pidio 4 Guarnaccia que
abandonase a su hija, cuyo esposo estaba
| en- America. Guarnaccia prometi6 DO
ner fin a la aventura; pero sus PROPOSE
tos no Sc cumplfan, y un dia Seranna
pens6 que la actitud de Guarnaccia era
ultraJante y provocative, y la idea de
vengar al emigrado surgi6 en- su cere
bro.
Una maIiana llego la iglesia parro
quial cuandO sc celebraba la misa mayor.
Entire los fieles estaba su hiia con Guar
naccia. Sc arrodill6 cerca de este v ele
vo una oraci6n su protector, el Arcan
gel San Miguel, pidiendole fuerza para
cumplir su plan. Seguidamente sac6 de
entire su manto I'm hacha y, manejan
dola con brios, descarg6 un golpe terri
BILE sobre la cabeza de Gltarnaccia, que
cayo al suelo. Tn nuevo y certero golpe
hirio a aquel, y los hachazos habrian Sc
guido de no interponerSe una tercera
persona, que contuvo ell brazo de Ia ven
gadora.
La escena de horror fue indescripti
BILE. Los fieles abandonaron el temple
en- tropel
Ell herido daba sena1es de vida. la
agresora, desarmada va, decia:
i Que desgracia! Yo esperaba que el
Arcangel San Miguel el me haibria con
,edido Ia merced de hacer morir 4 este
lmalvado!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-27
LIGHTERS Held
For TRIAL on Felony Charge
and One is Put in
jail.

C. 8. duncan, Baltimore & Ohio
railroad car inspector, and George
brown car repairer, were held
for trials under bonds OF $500 each
THURSDAY by Justice Samuel w.
Gordon on a charge Of feIoniously
assaultng Frank Ktdner. foreman
of the carpenter shops in the local
yards OF the railroad Wednesday al
ternoon when the three had fight
in the shops. Duncan furnished
bond and was released but Brown
was sent to Jail in default.
duncan says kidner, following a
dispute, caught hold Of an iro bar
AS though to strike the other fell
lows with it but it was fastened at
the other end and he could not pull
II away. A fight then ensudea'
Kidner received cut over one eye,
but Duncan, says it was received
when he fell over something and
struck his head on the floor. Kid
uer says both attacked him and that
he was struck on the head with a
railroad spike.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-27
WEST VIRGINIA IS
AMONG THE FL EVEN
States Whfcl1 Build More
Than 100 Miles Of Rail
road Year Ended.

WASHINGTON. D, c.. July 2T.-
West Virginia IS one of but eleven
states and one territory which in
creased the railroad mileage of the
state more than 400 miles during the
year ending June 30. 1910. The re-
port for the year has just been COM
pleted by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. according to the prelim-
mary summary of a report it will is
sue soon.
Texas had the largest increase in
railroad mileage. according to the
report, with 761.17 miles constructed
during the year. California was next
with g5s.7e miles, the other states
being mississippi. Florida. Georgia,
minnesota, Nevada. Oklahoma, Ore
gon, washington. ARIZONA and West
virginia, the latter with 1O2I miles
in the year.
West virginia is the only state in
the northeastern part OF the United
witch showed an increase in
railroad mileage for the year OF more
than 100 miles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-27
MORE SOLDIERS
AS a Result of the Efforts Of
Sergeant Frisby at the
Local Station.

Six United States army recruits
we're sent from the local station by
Sergeant James N Frisby Thursday
morning to Columbus, O., to be as
signed to the coast artillery service.
They are Ernest Mullins, of Coe;
Andrew J. Mills. of Haynes; Charles
swiger, of Wallace; Melville Cav
throp, of Grafton; Arthur A. Weese.
Of Elkins: and Luther P. Turner, of
Phllippi. Lieutenant c. F.. Swartz
gave them final examination Wednes-
day evening. Sergeant Frisby has
had a splendid month, enlistinE sew
enteen for the month and he has four
or five more ready for the last of
the month He states that the re-
cruiting business is picking up here
in gratifying way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-27
AGED RES!gEIT
Dies at His Home on Mechan-
ic Street After an Illness
of Several Weeks.

John Devine. an aged ana well
known resident, died at his home,
'141 Mechanic street. Thursday
morning at 1915 o'clock after an
Illness of several weeks caused by
IA complication OF diseases and a
general breakdown.
Mr.. Devine was II years OF age
He was native OF Ireland, but
came to this country when 90 years
old, residing in New York City six
years and then coming to West vir-
g.nia, of which state he continued
a resident until his death. or about
fortyldve years. The deceased man
was a successful stonemason but
had not followed his trade for some
time, having retired from active
work.
Mrs. Devine died several years ago
and he is survived by four sons and
two daughters. The sons are
j., Charles L., w. s.. and
James J., all successfully engaged
in various business lines here. Two
daughters. Misses Lottie and
kathryn Devine. also survive.
Funeral services will be led by the
Rev. John A. Reynolds in the church
of the Immaculate Conception at 10
O'Clock Friday morning with inter-
ment in Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-27
MESSAGE IS
NOT PLEASING
TO PINGH0T
the President Does
Met Touch the Root of
the Controversy.
VERY HARD TO EXCUSE
Bad Mistake the Former For
ester of the United
States Does Say.
VERY HARD TO EXCUSE

WASHINGTON July 27.-Former
Forester clifford Pinchot issued a
statemnt here today. in which he says
President Taft leaves the root Of
the matter wholly untouched in his
message denying that there is mon
opoly OF the water front at Controller
Bay. ..The President's defense shows
how hard 1t is to make good ex-
cuse for bad mistake. 1t looks to
me that we must FIRST. fight the po-
llceman before we can get a chance
to stop the toting," declared Pinchos
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-27
1 lGlI
Boys Make Long Canoe Trip
from Sutton TO Point
Pleasant

George Curtin and Norris Hall
went to sutton Thursday morning
where they win start on a canoe trip
to Pt. Pleasant. They shipped their
canoe to sutton Wednesday morning
and VIII start on their journey
Thursday. They went prepared to
camp on the rivers bank during the
night, and do not intend to make any
stops at hotels OF restaurants on the
trip. They win stop several days at
Charleston on the return trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-27
TRACTION LINE is
OOPEN AUGUST 10
Directors Decide on That and
to Extend the Road to
Weston Soon.

August 10 is the date set by the
Cfarksburg and Weston Electric
Railway Company for the opening
OF it's traction line to Mt. Clare, now
we'll under way in it's construction.
Proper ceremonies will attend the
advent OF the street car at Mt.
Glare. The date was fixed at a
meeting of the board of directors
at Fairmont Wednesday afternoon.
1t was decided to make applica-
ton to the town council at Weston
at once for a franchise there Upon
the completion OF the line to Mt
Clare and after favorable action by
the Weston council upon the app!i-
cation for a franchise, corps of civil
engineers will begin work on the
Jane Lew and river routes from Nj.
Glare to Weston for the projected
extension to Weston, with view to
ascertaining the more practicable
and serviceable route.
1t is expected that by early ran
grading between Mt. Clare and Yves
ton will be nnder way with the IN
tentfon of completing the road to
weston early next year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-27
FREE WOOL
TARIFF BILL
IS Defeated
And Da&oIlerte Gets House
Wool Bill through
the Senate.
WITH FNsURGENT AID
Senator Bailey Resigns from
Committee on Privileges
and Elections.
WITH ENsURGENT AID
and Elections.

WASHINGTON. D. c July az
The fate OF wool tariff revision
will be decided in the Senate late
today when the final vote on the
pnding amendments and bill itself
will be taken.
A recess until 10 O'Clock today al
lowed two hours more for debate
and permitted Senator La Toilette
to present and discuss his amend
ments.
Meantime insurgent senators
threaten to carry the fight for wool
revision to the farmers free list
bill.
The senate today defeated the free
wool bill.
La toilette secured reconsidera-
tl..n OF the vote on the House wool
bill. the Democrats and Insurgents
Joining in support of the motion. He
then offered It as a substitute of his
amendment as n compromise. 1t
passed by a vote OF forty-eight to
thirty-two.
Because he does not believe in the
Senate methods of taking testimony
in Investigations. Senator Bailey to-
day resigned from the committee on
privileges and elections. The resig-
nation was accepted by the Senate
without comment.