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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-05
ROGUE PLANS OUT.

Maps showing the Bogue harbor
plans have been made and one set
has been placed ON the walls of
the Commercial club. Another set
will be put up in the corridors
of the city hall
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"You will get a chance to MAKE
"a man of yourself" - Deputy
Prosecutor Burmeister.
1.-THE state realizes that you
haven't had a chance. You will
be given one. We hope you make
the best of it."-Judge Chap
man.
With these admonitions, Ern-
est Gregory, boy burglar, IT, will
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HAVE YOU
REGISTERED?

Only 3S9 persons registered at
the city hall Saturday making a
total of 9,732. Practically half
the time for registering is now
past. Those who want to vote
this spring will have to hurry.
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TEACH FOREIGN BORN.

To teach foreign born citizens
is the object of an organization
formed at the Y. M. G. A. Satur-
day with Rolla Clark, U. r. s.,
as president; Anna Fry, u. P. s.,
secretary, and j. A. Guy of Whit
worth college vice president.
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s PEACE
RESTORED
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SHANGHAI, Feb. 5.-With the
throne practically discarded by
the Manchu dynasty there is great
fear here today of anarchy spread
ing throughout the empire. Bank
officials are nervous and are en-
ploying large numbers of Euro
peans and Americans who, armed
with carbines, are protecting the
vaults against possible attack.
PEKIN, Feb. 5.-The last stage
of peace negotiations was practi-
cally completed here today with
the announcement that the repub-
licans had agreed to permit Pro-
visional President Sun Vat Sen
and Premier Yuan Shi Kai to gov
ern China jointly until president
could be elected by all the peo-
pie. This agreement followed an
edict by the empress dowager in
strueting Premier Yuan Shi Kai
to assist southern republicans in
the formation of a southern re-
public.
The news of the sudden capitu-
lation of the Manchus was receiv-
ed with great rejoicing, as it is
virtually certain now that all hos.
tilities will cease as soon as The
news spreads throughout the ma.
tion.
Many of the Manchu princes
left Pekin today, their destination
in most cases being kept secret.
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Ell PASO, Texas, Feb. 5.-Mu-
tineers who were taken from
Juarez to Chihuahua yesterday by
General Pasqual Orozco are re-
turning to Juarez today in small
squads. They left Orozco's train
in punches whenever it slowed
down. Street cars today are run
ming between El Paso and Juarez,
and refugees from the Mexican
town are returning to their homes.
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front, tunneling under Ruston.
The Porter Brothers contract
covers the construction of the line
from the tunnel along the Mar
rows and across the country. Work
is to be started at once and will
be completed in Is months time.
J. G. Breedlove will be engineer
in charge of the construction.
BANK CIiEARINGS.
Clearings ..........$804, ,432.12
Balances .......... lO4, 4,6SZ.6H
WEATHER FORECAST.
Occasion rain tonight and Tues-
day.
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TROOPS MASS
ON BORDER
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

Cry United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. B.
Military preparations by the
United States for Intervention in
the Mexican uprising are this aft
ernoon completed.
Mexico's answer to President
Taft's ultimatum and protestation
against the destruction of Ameri-
can property and mistreatment of
citizens of the United States in
Mexico is expected within 4S
hours.
The government is determined
to protect American life and prop
erty, even If American troops are
compelled to invade Mexico. No
breach of the neutrality law will
be tolerated and positively no fir
ing from across the border will be
permitted.
No attempt to conceal the grav-
ity of the situation is made by
the war department, as was done
during the recent Madero revolu-
tion for the overthrow of the
Diaz regime.
Reports to the state and war
departments from Juarez today
say that the mutiny of federal
troops there is likely to re-occur
at any moment, and reports from
southern parts of Mexico are dis
quieting.
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TELEGRAPH
TABLOEDS

PORTLAND, Ore.--Giving one
last despairing vail Johnny" a
big tom cat fell from the top of
Erickson's saloon to the pave
lment. The cat was an habitual
|drunkard. Whether it committed
suicide in a fit of remorse or fell
while enjoying a spree has not
been ascertained.
PARIS - An Austrian tailor
named Reichelt who had invented
a parachute cape to save aviators,
tried his invention himself, leap
ing from Eiffel tower. Not a
bone in his body was left un-
broken and he was dead when
picked up.
ALBANY, N. Y.-Frank 8.
Black, ex-governor of New York,
ANNOUNCES that on May 1 when he
will be 60 years old, he will close
his law office in which he has
made a million and will retire to
his New Hampshire farm for the
rest of his life.
VENICE, Cal.-Ihat earth, air
and water navigation In the same
craft is possible is attested today
by $4,000 persons who saw Avia-
tors Parmalee and Turpin start
from land, soar 1000 feet into the
air and alight on the oceans sur
face for dozen sharp spins. Pas
|sengers were carried.
TUCSON, ArIz.-The plant of
the Tucson Daily Citizen is COM
pletely gutted today, the result
of fire that started in an adjoin-
ing building and spread quickly
to the newspaper structure. Three
employees had narrow escapes
when the roof collapsed. The dam
age is estimated at $4,000.
KINGSTON, N. Y.-MonsignOr
Richard Lalor Burtsell, a promi-
nent Catholic prelate, is dead here
today of pneumonia.
BERLIN,-The king of Mone-
tenegro is In Berlin today for a
three days visit. The royal visitor
is travelling incognito and will go
from Berlin to st. Petersburg.
SPOKANE, Wash. - Deter-
mined to get proper valuation of
diamonds, jewelry, laces, rugs and
other expensive frippery of
wealthy Spokane county women,
Assessor Glenn r. Creighton will
put seven women deputies at work
in the sections where the more
than well-to-do reside on March /.
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THREE|TAL|AN
BOATS SINK

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, Feb. 5.--Constanti-
nople dispatches received here to-
day declare that three Italian
transports foundcred off Susa To-
bruk and Taormina.
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dramatic action is laid. in Terre
Haute, Ind. Sne is the daughter.
of a Baptist clergyman. Her
mother used to sing in the choir.
"And that is where my two
sisters and might have got the
little talent we possess she said
Miss Melville attended convent
school and Franklin college beforg
taking up the stage career.
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tion when she was checked by her
husband, former Lieutenant Sam
Hazard, U. s. A.
The trial began January Is.
Claire Williamson died at Olalla,
Mrs. Hazards sanitarium, on May
10, 1911. Mrs. Hazard was ar
rested August 5, 1911.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. s.
Active preparations for massing
United States troops along the
Mexican border are being made
here today by General Leonard
Wood, following President Taft's
ultimatum to Mexico, a reply to
which Is expected today. The ul-
timatum demands that Mexico Sc
cure the immediate release of so
Americans held prisoners by the
revolutionists at Ahumada, Mex
leo.
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BERLIN,-The king of Mone-
tenegro is in Berlin today for a
three days visit. The royal visitor
is travelling incognito and will go
from Berlin to st. Petersburg.
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KINGSTON, N. Y.-Monsignor-
Richard Lalor Burtsell, a promi-
nent Catholic prelate, is dead here
today of pneumonia.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-06-13
Bridgeport

RR1nGRPQRTa June s. ~ The
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will give an ice
cream and strawberry festival on the
church lawn Saturday evening.
Roy Bartlett is bnfidlng a nice res
idence on Center street which he will
occupy when completed, "a
Or. dohn Folk has been In Atlantic
CITY attending the convention Of tho
American Medical Association.
George Brown is building q nice
dwelling on the car line short dis
lance from here, where he will reside
in the, future.
Mrs. Thomas Williams, Of Clarks-
burg, has returned after visiting for
several days at the homo other hus.
bands parents. Mr.. and. Mira ohm
Williams.
Misc Flora Preston. who has been
III for several days. is able TO be out.
The body OF Mrs. Peter Harmon,
an aged woman Of Ocean Mines. who
died suddenly. was brought 10 the old
cemetery here Thursday morning for
intement. = T.
Mrs. George Rogers and little
daughter, Virginia, OF, .claratsburg.
were calling on Mrs a, 81 Mh,tehill
recently. Z.
The girls Of the j. M c, Club
held very interesting meeting re-
cent afternoon at the home Of Miss
Lena Williams. Music wss the pleas
ant diversion; after which delicious
refreshments were served The girls
present were Lena Williams. Edith
Martin, Halle Hlckert, Mabel VIII
llams. Eva Curtis and wada ~chorpen.
ing.
John Seitz. of Alsr NJ o.. who Il
employed as assistant zinanagersof the
West Virginia Pottery, is moving into
w. A. Batten's house on Philadelphia
avenue. ts
The test well that the Hope Gas
Company has been drilling on the
Garrett farm about two miles east OF
here has come in strong gasser
Mrs. r. M. Dening and children arc
visiting her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Dening, OF Pennsboro.
Donley Taylor was in ,Glarksburg
Friday looking after business. mat
tiers.
Late Duncan is building a cottage
on Mechanic street which WILDE for
rent when completed.
j. y. Wilkinson and family are
moving into their new handsome
brick residence on Center street in
the Trolley Terrace addition.
Mrs. D. L. Currey visited friends
in FleminEton recently.
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SEVEN FEE,N PAY
DEATH PENALTY

penitentiary was recently asked for
the number Of executions in that in
stitution during the last twelve
years, or beginning with 1899 up TO
and including the year 1911. War
den Brown shows that the total
number was seventeen. OF this
number twelve of them were colored
and five white. Fifteen OF the
number were convicted of murder,
one for criminal assault and muir
der and another for criminal as
sault. The men came from eight
OF the flfty-fye counties, five being
from McDo%elli, three from Fayette,
one from HARRISON, one from Lewis.
two from Ohio, and one each from
Kanawha, wetze', Randolph, Jefter-
son and Mercer ~ ~. +.
1t was in 1902 that the greatest
number- six paid the penalty by
death for their crime, and all of
them were for murder.
The name, color, date of execu-
ton and the county in which they
were convicted, are as follows;
Shep Caldwell, black, October
10. 1899, mcdowell county, murder.
Frank Broadeuax, black, Novem-
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to Pine Fork Sunday 70 attend the
dedication Of the new United Breth-
rem church. Ali4report a good time
and plenty to eat. sy% n
Nh. and Mrs. W. r. skrhsii and Mr.,
and Mrs. L. e. Robinson returned.
home Monday evening from .Rymer,
near Warrington. where they attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. VIII Arnett.
who died in a Fairmont hospital Fri
day night.
Stanley Fleming OF Grafton. who
had been here for some time as, night
operator for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company at Erglng.. has
gone to Walker, W. Va, where he
will spend some time.
Robert Dye. of clarksburE, spent
Sunday here with friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. u ". Agnew and
son. Wayne, oflc..arksburg drove out
Sunday in their automobile and spent.
the day with friends.
L W. FOX is here from Fairmont
visiting his father. G. b. Fox.
Golden Heldreth, of Jones run, was
here Saturday calling, on friends.
Miss Flossie swiger, of clarksburg.
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Larnie Allen. a<:a
Mrs. 8. E. Lee returned to her home
in Wood county, after visiting her,
daughter, Mrs, T. y. Headls
Mrs. Otto Barnes, oil Siinnston. is
Visiting her father Floyd Lyon.
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Wallace

WALLACE, June S.-W w. War
der. L. l.. shuman and E. o. Hoey.
three prominent Democrats from this
town, attended the Democrat conyen-
ton at Parkersburg Thursday
Miss Georgia Davis, who has been
attending Salem College for some
time, has returned to her home on
Middle run.
II. b. Hutson' of Oakland, Md, was
here this week guest Of his niece.
Mrs. French Bates.
Isaac l. DAVIDSON was business
visitor at the county seat Friday
Charles Barnes was at cIarkslburg
this week attending the uniform ex-
animation.
Roy f. Parrish, a prominent at
torney Of ElarksburE was here FIJI
day. looking after business matters.
He was wearing pleasant smile from
the results OF the June primaries.
when he was nominated for House Of
Delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Talkington have
returned 10 thelT HuHe Hete aAtSt =.
short stay at Pennington, where Mr..
Talksngton has been working on. a
drilling well.
Charles Manear is home with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Manear
in the Orr addition from the Blue
Creek oil fields where he has been
working for some time.
Kinsey Ritter, as employee OF the
Ashcraft & Orr Handle factory OF the
Orr addition, has gone to Middle
bourne where lie will pass the uni
form examination.
Albert Barnes, OF shinnston. was
here this week visiting his brother
and sister, E. F. Barnes and Mrs. j
L. Thomas.
Mtss Gussle eQllien, who spenr
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POSTAL
Affairs in This State as Just
Passed on by the
Department.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June s.
The postofice at lola. Roane county.
has been ordered discontinued be-
ginning June rs. Mail Will be sent
instead to Otto.
The postoffice at Roger, Upshur
county, has been discontinued TO
take effect June 30. Mail viii be
sent instead to Buckhannon
Edward Pyle has been appointed
postmaster at steelton, Wetzel
county, in place of E. Mitchell, re-
signed. ~
William H. couchman and J. n.
Gerling have been appointed rural
mail carriers at Martinsburg on
routes numbers i and a.
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Der ., 1899. Mcdowell county, muir
der
Frank walkere, black, Decem-
Der Is, 1889, Fayette county, muir
der.
George Garter. black, March Fl,
1909 Kanawha county, murder.
Lewis Young, black, May /, 1902,
Mcdowell county. murder.
John Mooney. white, May ., 1909.
Ohio county. murder.
Frank Friday, white, May 8, 1909.
Ohio county, murder
Perry Christian. white, June Is,
Fayette county. murder.
State Henry, black, october "a,
1902, Wetzel county, murder.
Wifred Davis, white, June 5,
1903, Randolph county, murder.
George Williams, black, septem-
Der 9. 1904, Jefferson county. muir
der.
Frank Johnson, black, July II,
1908. Harrison county, murder.
Arthur Brown. black, August 81
1909, Mcdowell county. murder
/ Thomas Wayne, black, December
90, 1910, Fayette county, murder
and criminal assault.
Frank Stephenson, black, Febru-
airy II, 1871, Mercer county muir
der.
Jessie Cook, white, NJ arch 10,
1911. McDowe'l county, murder.
William Kurdish, black, March
II, 1911. Lewis county. criminal as
sault.
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KoURTEEN HURT IN ACCIDENT.

wILKEs-BARRE, Pa, June TO-
An electric car and trailer filed with
passengers returning from an outing
at Harvey's Lake, struck an obstruc-
ton on the track on a curve near
Luzere- Burrough. Both cars were
derailed and the forward one toppled
over on Its side FNurteen of the
passengers were injured, but only
three seriously. aH7H
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EIGHT MURDERED
Revenge is Believed as the
Motive and Suspect is
Being Hunted.

yILLIScA, Ia, June los-Joseph
leading, merchant, his wife
and four children and two women
guests were murdered in their beds
here last night and their bodies were
found this morning. { -
Revenge is believed to have been
the motive. The authorities are
bunting for a suspect
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The will Of Joseph d. Hardman has
been dled here for probate. savilla
c. Cunningham is given his farm #
fifty and one-half acres on Big Rock
Camp run and his personal property
is bcqueathed to savilla c. and Rob
ertsT. Cunningham except 800 which
Is to go to his daughter Dora N.
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Country Correspondence

lssf x ~ 3 -
Dr and Mrs. George Snyder and
daughter, Miss Madge. are visiting
az the home OF Prof. Buchannon
White at Washington, D. @.
the baseball game played at the
state hospital grounds last evening
between the Baltimore and Ohio
Rtai!road team and the Danser Man
tlfaPetuFipg and Supply Company
team reHnited in defeat for the
ls4nser boysl ,l
MIS- .Marella White has gone to
FTsefnalshurg 70 spend the sum.
tner with her inother,
{. ~ s;t- ~
I WESTON, ts june q B-The weston
cSntoAs together With the Clark
burg Canton, No. ., met at the
Odd Fellows hail Sunday afternoon
and marched to the Methodist Epis-
copal church where sermon was
delivered to them by the REV. &c. G.
Lanham. after which they matched
to the cemetery In d body where
they decorated the graves OF
deceased members. Among those
from Ciarksburg were II. itH Dun
can and Aaron Combs. of the
clarksburg Telegram Office.
1t is reported to have frosted
here Saturday night but only little
damage, II any, was done 10 crons
and fruit.
Mrs. G. i. DAVIDSON Is mi ;at the
home of her daughter Mrs Rert
Koblegard, on Main avenue
Miss ida Ward snent sst,rdav
with friends in Clarksburg.
Miss Myrtle Atkinson. one o, the
popular clerks of the Huntington
and Dennison department store d
i'll at her home ON Court avenue Z
The new home of w E. Hard-
man on Broad street il nearing
completion. when done a. vii, ba
one OF the prettiest homes IN that
resident district
Miss Gertrude Cole daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. co'e. Is taking
her annual vacation al home from
Mt. de Chantal College. ,AIso Mics
Genevieve Chichester ia amending her
vacation here with her narents
,R. o. .Hinzman of rNewbern IL
a guest in the city.
Arthur Goe, who has been at
tending school at Woodstock. Va /
lis here to spend the summer Win
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. r.
Goe. q
e. A. Brannon, candidate for at
torney general ON the Democratic
ticket, returned Saturday from
Wheeling. where he attended a con.
vention of the party.
Paul IS. sobrist has accented a
position as gensrai agent of this
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AGED MAN AspHYxIATED

SCRANTON. salPa., June TO-
Samuel c. Brodley, of New York, a
75-year-old travelling salesman, was
found dead in a boarding house
here asphyxiated by gas Among
his effects was photograph Of his
father. taken on his one hundredth
birthday in Binghamton, Ny.
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BANK ROBBED
BY Five Men Who Blow
Vault and Escape in An
Automobile.

CYLINDER, Ia, June s.-The bank
of. Cylinder was robbed Of $1,000 to-
day by five men WHO escapedsin an
automobile. Five CASES. of dynamite
we're used by the robbers in blowing
open the vault. A posse is in pur-
suit of.ethem. 5a III.
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IT'LL Is NAMED.

WASHINGTON, June 1O--Benjamin
r Hall has been appointed post
master at servia, Braxton county, in,
place Of w H. Barr, resigned 3
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~ - uayS mere q guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Harvey Fultz, has returned 10
her home~at clarlsburE.
Mrs. J. c. chidister, OF salem. Is a
guest Of her brother. Archie weater.
this week,
MAd44AcE June Gil. c. Beyer-
age who for number Of years has
been agent for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company here, has
gone to- Bridgeport. where he has
taken another position with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany.
Mrs; Dr. sitas A. Cavalier has
returned home from clarksburg
She brought with her her grand.
daughter, Miss MadaiIne Cavalier,
who had been visiting relatives here
for few days. q
Measurements have been taken for
new uniforms for the members OF
the Wallace Concert Band. They
will soon apear in their new cos
tune.
Or. and Mrs. IA. o. Kelley re-
Gently visited Or. George Kelly at
his home in Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. u. Estlack and
the Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Bond
were guests Of T IS. Estlack recent
"; 4 -
George Bates, an employee oil
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, visited his parents, Mr. =.
and Mrs R. c. Bates. of Painter
run, recently.
Mrs. Kent Ogden, OF Lower Big
Elk, is Ill at this time of pneumonia.
Mrs. w. C. Remper, of Lost
run, died Monday after lingering
illness, and was buried Wednesday
morning at olive. The deceased
woma MS survived by husband
and two daughters.
w. S. zimmerman. who had been
here for some time in. charge OF the
drilling OF the well on the ID. IA.
Flanagan farm near here, has left for
his home at IPowhatan Point, o.
Mrs. Grace Kelly, OF shinnston,
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
q. NJ. Dye, here recently.
Tuesday was pension day and
several of the old soldiers came ao
town to have their vouchers executed
The act of May ii. 1872, wherein
Congress passed a law to increase
pensions for soldiers under certain
conditions, will effect several of the
pensioners in this neighborhood.
Miss Ida Orr. who had been at
tending school at Fairmont for sew
eraI months, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. orr, of Barnes
run
Mrs. "a. E. Kishbaugh- accom-
panied by her GRANDSON, Drexel
George, of Center Point, left here
Tuesday morning for Mt. Clemens,
Mich. Mrs, Klsbaugh will remain
there a short time for the benefit OF
her health, and her grandson will ac-
cept a position with large auto
mobile concern.
Mrs. F. R. oNBr!en and family
have gone to Washington, Pa.
where they viii spend the summer
with relatives and friends.
Thomas Fl. Lambert, rural mail
carrier, was OF duty Wednesday.
His route was served by his substi-
tute, Chester Rob nson.
Artie dye, OF Folsom, supsrin-
tendent for the Carnegie Gas Com
pany, was here Wednesday looking
after business Interests Cor his COM
.pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl G.. Davis and
three daughters have returned home
from Weston, where they visited rel
atiyes for several days.
o. C.. Robinson. is at 5hinnston
looking after the sale of Texas real
estate.
-
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WESTON. June S-The home OF
Fran King, of West Weston, was de-
'uoyed BY fire al noon Friday. The
cause Of the fire wis due to a de-
IectIre gas pipe in the kitchen, The
house was mass of flames before
The fire alarm was given, and being
oO' q. reach Of fire protection it re-
Qar'd heroic efforts of those pres
en- to save nearby buildings from
beng destroyed.
clyde Morgan, who was recently
taken 70 Baitifore hospital for
Treatment, has returned home and
Is very III at his home on West Sec
ond street III ~
Misses Nellie and Laura White,
sisters q Miss Elva White. who had
been attending school at wester-
HI'e, o. have returned home and
VIII. spend the summer vacation
win their parents at Freemans-
burg.
on account of the Illness of Wal
Yer \ Edwards, cashier OF the Bank
o. Weston, J. G. G. Heavier and
pride have been called home. Mr..
nea'aer Is the assistant cashier OF
the bank. ..
+ iardman has gone to New
Ts'Sey' where he will wed Miss Jean
n ,, after which, they will spend
.'s'r honeymoon in northern states.
turning to Weston to RESIDE. Mr..
,'araman has beautiful new home
ready Tor his bride here.
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In the State Prison the Last
Twelve Years Report
Shows.

CHARLESTON. June warden.
VI. L. Brown, of the West virginia