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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
BOGGEss BANKRUPT.

E. stringer Borgess.. wholesale
lumber dealer. has entered bankrupt
cy. He has fled schedules showing
his assets to be $1S,591.61 and his
liabilities $49,5O4.o5- A meeting OF
Of the creditors will be held in the
ONCE OF W. Frank stout, referee, No
vember II, for the purpose Of elect
ing a trustee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
EXCHANGE PROPERTY.

Mrs. W. Frank stout has exchanged
her Main. street property here with
Boyd Warner for ten acres at Hepzi-
bah, two acres of which adjoining
the cemetery there has been laid on
into burial lots and the remainder
into building lots. which viii be
placed on the market soon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
S9ERIlTS BODY
Now Lies in State in the
Court House of His
Home City.

UTICA. \. Y Nov The body Of
the late Vice President James S.
Sherman escorted by two companies
OF the national guard was removed
this afternoon to the court house
where it win lie in state until 8
O'Clock. Bells were tolled from an
early hour and his home city paid
him every possible honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01

senator's to elect instead Of ore.
stating that the charges made BY
Democrats against Watson and Ci;s.fs
ton in the Democratic senatorial car
Gus. would be investigated
The large crowd which greeted tl,e
gubernatoriaI party ca The arrival
here was in sharp contract TO the au-
dience which heard VIM. r Thon9-
son on yesterday. It is estimated
that the crowd today was i've tinges
as large as the one when hcsrd
Thompson.
DR.. HATFIELD wiz sosd meetinss
throughout Raleigh county today,
one Of his species being SEIZED aIell
for as late as 10 O'Clock tonight. st
Tams; a mining town. He VIII reeera
to BIuedold tcaisht and spend Sat5
urday in Mercer county. closing tho
campaign a. East5lnk. Kana7vla
county. Monday where he has ARE
ranged to address the miners Of tie
Kanaw coal field.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
ELKs LET CONTACT.

CHARLESTON, Nov. The local
lodge Of Elks has let the contract
for the remodeHing OF its home on
Quarter street to David Dick Of this
city for something over $4,000 while
the plans were drawn by H Russ
Warne, OF. this city. The work OF
remodersng viii begin at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
DO NOT Run CARS.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla Nov. L.
Although state troops nave been on
guard in Jacksonville streets for two
days, no efort has been made by
operators to run street cars
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
mrGS 20. III HLM.

NEW YORK, Wv. 1.-Rnmors Of a
zot to assasinate District attorney
whitman through thugs imported
from Chicago found a basis today IN
an anyanymous telegram ana let
ter received by Whitmhn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
STATE RESTS.

SALEM. Mass. Nov. The COM
monweaIth after calling about 100
witnesses today rested its case in
the trial of Etter Giovanitti and
CaTuso charged with the murder Of
Anna BOpezzo in the Lawrence strike
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
'ueGRAW 70 SPEAK.

1t is announced that Col John T.
McGraw, of Grafton. VIII make a
ponticaI speech at the court house
here tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01

'IIeSe Pie stEeee 1lll15aJE E,glt -
8 6c3gek lIteF affel illly
be heId atfle sllpra.1 ioc - lllI,ll-.cz.
late Conception Monday meaning -
10 o'eloeI me Rev z. h 2Ee5Der-
mott WIZ celebrGte requiem nigh
mass. The burial wiz be, IN the HOY
Cross e1leteEy.
TIE deceased man IS survived hy
iia mother. Mrs. Katherine Glancy5
ana TIRES SlsteE3 Ma Thoulas =.
Harmon ana Mss Ella Clancy at
lame ana Ms. l[ollte CaFsladon. of
Pfttsburg
9Tr. CLANCY was nan Of genial dis
position. widely known throughout
the state and large number %
friends deeply regret to learn q his.
death. He vas native Of Clarks-
burg and resided here all his life.
The news. Of his death was q great
shock to his many local aequaintances
and friends
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-01
les Geo
Plan to Ma
Comparlso.l- on
Before Buying Yer SIT
OVeFCOat

After you have inspected
Suits offered at dltfe Eel1t SloFeS
take the Two you ike best loll
s1on approval. There, beIo
your own mirror, and ava
from all outside inttueEc
you had your family can
fully compare the style, qlls
tn. workmanship and value q
the garment and make you
choice.
We suggest this plan 6e
cause we are quite pos
that you will choose the SUI
from this store
Whether you want to
SO to $35 or some Price g.
between, you'll doubtless la
Just what you want here
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SOFIA. Soy. -DetailS oe
ront % tte Turkish army are Being
received here
me- 6ght opened BY the discovery
b the TuEks q BnIgaFian. eaEalIgl
scouts. The TURKS drew IN Their
01tposts and these followed By Eut=
earian slzlrnt aers which we're sue
ceeded BY the main BullSarian eEF.ell
IN Gghtfng formation
Then began a desperate encounter
which lasted three days along The
whole line extending from Luls BuE<l
gas to serai
The Turks offered stubborn re-
sistance but finally turned and ned
fm great disorder
The losses to the Turks in. dead,
wounded ana captured are said 10 be
very heavy.
ATHENS. Nov The Turkish
battIeship FethI-Bulends was sunk
during the night in the gulf Of Sal
onIki by q Greek torpedo boat. A
Greek commander carried ont the dar=
ing enterprise under the guns OF the
Turkish fort and he escaped With his
snip without being hurt
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Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
SAN DIEGO VERSION
OF TAR AND FEATHERING

SAN DIEGO. May 1G.-With Emma
Goldman, the noted anarchist, driven
from the city. ana her manager. Br Ben
Reitman, her manager. treated, it is said.
to a coat Of tar and feathers San Diego.
Wednesday. had "A new bunch of free
speech excitement to talk about. \ COM
mittec Of citizens played large part in
the affair making such a demonstration
that Miss Goldman had to be spirited
carly Wednesday from tho Grant hotel.
where she took rooms Tuesday TO tine
owl train. waiting at the Santa Fr ~td-
ton. 81" Irft Immediately fot Los Nu2' -
les.
Ecmau. ii was reported Wednesday
was taken to Las PeuaSguitus rfrtN N.
twenty miles north of town. bs - party
of citizens in automobiles and t'm"d snd
feathercd.
The report brought to tho newspapers
here was that his undercIuth"s w"r" l"it
on him bcforcs the tar and feathers Wrtn
applied and that he was taken to a point
where he could board the train going
north. y citizen annuunCcd that iell-
man was forced to knecl and kiss the
American flag and to promise that H'
would not return to San Diego.
Miss Goldman and Roitm'm "iHr a"t"
from Los Angeles Tuesday afternoon.
They announced that thcy had engaged
the Socialists hall for Miss Goldman 10
when they arrived tine Socialists declined
to let thcm have the ball. Mis- Goldman
was hooted by most of the crowd of
nearly Il thousand when she stepped on
ton. but got to the hotel all right Mana
ger Holmes gave her Il room. He said
later that he did it more To prevent Ni"-
lence than anything else.
At $50 p. m. a crowd Of about 100"
marched into the hotel waving American
flags and demanded of Holmes that h'
send the anarchist speaker and her mma-
ger away. He said he would gladly d"
so. At about u. m. she was quietly
escorted to the train by two he'll boys.
having been taken out side door y
crowd hooting at her. had waited in the
street nearby for some time.
The police made no effort I" stop tl'
demonstration against her. ulubahlN
thinking that it was useless. They had
warned her not to come here.
los ANGET. rs. MAY IG.-Emma Gold
man, the anarchist speaker who was
driven out of San DIEGO TUESDAY night.
and whose manager. Dr. Ben R"itman.
was tarred and fedthered and branded
with a cigar lighter by vigilautes. an
nounced Wednesday that she has ar
ranged for II demonstration when Reit-
man arrives here at O'Clock Wodn"s-
day evening and will call mass mo"i-
ing of protest for today.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16

Sheriff Meadows Coroner Peterson and
Undertaken g. A. Shafer returned this
morning from the lonely canyon six miles
northeast of Mountain Springs Just this
side of the San Diego county line. and
seven miles north of the international
line. where they went yesterday to bury
the body of Mexican who had been
shot and the finding of which had just
been reported.
From reports which were picked up in
that neighborhood it appears that this
incident may be one to cali for ntcrna-
uonal investigation, for IL appears that
the murdered man was a fugitive iusuT-
rectO from Mexico, and that he was fol-
lowed across the line into this country
by Mexican soldiers and shot.
1t is claimed that United States sol
diers patrolling the line and local peace
officers knew of the pursuit of the man
at the time and offered no protest.
The fact that when the body was found
his legs were tied together and that there
WAS a bullet hole in his thigh and another
in his temple, indicated that the man. in
regular Mexican fashion, had been stood
up and shot, even though the affair took
place on United States soil, plainly sever
al miles north of the international line
The information was gathered with diff
ficultN. for the Americans living immedi-
ately on the line in that deSOiate region.
fear their lives would be endangered
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
TOM HIND CAUGHT IN
TRAP At EMpALME, MEX.

Private ad.ire+ received Ls The Press
TODAY nfe tuHt Tom Hind tHe engineer
VINO built inr Dam across tho first break
Iu o.. Colorado and who BIS ue' known
ia th. valley. aud wua i4 now assistant
"eu'Tf. #DuFIrtpIIIsrf Uf tho Southern
Iacihr "i Mexico. With headquarters at
EWpHifu.. ilr railroad town four wIIe.
from 'A1N inH- was ar."fd.uG t' a--
a''"Hnte. out "u az TepiH the -Hd of the
constructed Inr iuwH"d G.Ida.H|trI auI
$50 u'.- rnu tI. Hff.. point TH,
aHa I.#.N f"u Hi. .n f. WHs impossible.
q" t. .d 90 1g frm H.u T#ar. Nrru
-Iua' '... tH" 10 .- u.-.II.. uaE Ias. d..
uld.d ra walls o.,.ItaI 30 miles fr
9""..t.uer' a.1 r,hr train thence
4I"..t t.. .e'.'. t.-t.t'r. 20 L"to.I".
El rASp NI. fr THAT ElaU M
dar". Haf.,r "f tH. president of M.s5'o.
tle.r arDu. o.. Mauus Sauda. - t.e
a-..'fIn. ,. f.. r..-.s TI. claim Ui-
,ap'.rr uI. w,.u t.af -Inmar. oN,...
uom Of rru.. r.-...re nE tae Federal
TUrf uu-nust +. ta H. removed 90 d.,
~faT. r.H#r.ntiaH H' Ca"utI.Ja aud us.d
~ hostage. H.- -sH.i. depending "u TIE
seletE IF l.ieA- HHds prisoners iE t.e
fea,tII- T.a rr~f eEs.urinn of rebels
bE f,urrHI~ WIFI H. followed hs t.. .E.-
.utuu ot t.' presidents brother. ta"
Thr rebeIs declare. tHae have succeeded
U surrounding tHc federal column at
THrr"uu and point {" a Mexico city dis
pate. aa pHpof af thair assertion. This
dispatch ,,trg- tl. president of McNI-
go WAS .4uahI. ta communicate Yesterday
Wit. his mwN because of Wit" troubles
Fire ryee|- s.tt tAair forces have succeed
ed i'm SlrJnHudfa- llucrtJ aud his COM
ulsud aud .Ivr captured tur town col
MapiWl
TI. lrb,. armE TODAY occupies practi-
talIN tire Same position a~ DO did ve~tar-
day Tua to,lorafs UaEr made mo- effort
to m"Lg north ., '"uel"s up I" latr To-
obtained wire comm .uicatiou tonight
with tho icd,fstts Jt CoucpoS and Tor
reuu. and tlJt they deuE positively that
Alauimi as reported by the rebels has
IaIf,u into the r.h.' hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
Reitman's Story

TBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
LOS ANGELES. May l6-Ben Rcitman.
manager for Emma Goldman. who was
tarred and feathered by San Diego vigil
lantes, recited the following story of his
experiences today:
II was dragged from the Grant motel
hv men who pressed revoiVers against
me. In an auto en route to the spot
where the tar was applied | was called
viii, names and my captoIS thrust pen
ellis in my nostrils and ears. IheN
stripped me and DANCED about, Knocking
me down many times They thrust thG
american flag down my throat until !
was almost strangled. Then they burned
MY back with lighted cigars and com
rrUpd me to run the gauntlet. WulIe they
6.labored me with clubs. They put my
money and RAILROAD ticket in my vest ana
tossed it to me, then stoned me INTO u'e
desert 49,.
Reitman's face shows traces Of the tar
with hIglisoS and cuts Many details OF
his allegations are unfit To print.
"The men appeared 10 be business men.
one whom 7 recognized As a san l'ltEo
detective, placed his lace aealllSl iilI.S iI,,,.
and shouted that they We're doctors, laW-
,,n,.s and business men. but that now they
were turned thugs. They lined up pc
fore me advancing one at Tune aShllN
questions When an answer WAS ullSjtt'S.
factory, they struck me in the lace; 5nrH
ne1'' and struck me at every false notr
They made me pray and | begged thei
tn kin me and end the pain. nut tpeH re-,
nliad they wanted me to go out ana Ten
he world what San Diego does I" my
kind" .,.,.,,. r.i+h Pait
man will hold a protest mass me9llnS ~
Walker theater tonight. Anton JoIl"nnl
san q labor leader: Emma Goldman anu
Reitman will speak.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16

tBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
I'll PASO, May tG.-Dispatches from
iu" front say the rebel leaders claim to
have surrounded Hucrta's command and
expect a decisive victory i'm the coming
Natt. Mexico city denies this. saying
Huortt has wired Madero he Is absolute
'N certain me- will succeed and expects
t.a battle 10 last one day. lie says his
position Is secure Oh" base being well
established
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
DISASTER IS SPREADING
ALONG LOWER RIVER

tBY UNITED PRESS AssOCIATToNsF
NEW ORLEANS, May 16.-The reve-
nue. cutter Window and Wtnona, convoy
ing fleet Of motor boats, have starred
to rescue 5000 marooned people at the
break in the levee at Hymella. Twenty
parishes and twenty towns are flooded.
Six negroes we're drowned today.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
Chief of Police Denies 1t
UNITED PRESS AsSOCIATIONsl

IBY TNITED FRESS ASSOCTAIIO-NoI
SAN DIEGO, May 1G.-Chief of Police
Wilson denies that the police conniNed
with the Reitman tarring. While no one
attempts to deny that the anarchist was
tarred. it's is declared his story that he
suffered tOrturcs and indignities is false.
1t is officially denied here that a MEM
her of the detective department accom-
panied the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
LOCKED IN VAULTS

.EI United PRESS ASSOCIATIONSJ
NEVADA CITY. CAL. May lf.-Tcle-
uher. reports from Grass Valley state
f.Ht t.H First National bank there was
.,-a .u ri tH. officers and clerks locked
.H f.. vaults Tie bandits escaped. but
q r.. uuautity Of loot is not known.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
AoAlNsr ALUMINIUM TRUST

II4 INITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSI
I'IITSEl it,r Pa. MAY iG-Tbe fedcr-
d. government TODAY filed an antitrust
suit against the aluminium trust in an
effort zoo restrain the trust from mouop-
oiizIHe the manufacture Of aluminium
cooking utnnsilcs and other ware.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 1G-Anarchist
Reitman's story of the san Diego viE-
lanteS' alleged actions was shown to Gov
crnor Johnson by the United Press today
The governor declared it was the first
he had heard of the affair. He had not
received private adviceS concerning it.
lie refused to comment on it at present
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
BARTHOLOMEW ExoNEeArED

lri UNITED UEESS ASSOCIATIONS /
WASHINGTON. May l6-Postmaster
Bartholomew Ht san Diego has been cX-
..sfnt'I Of charges Of misconduct in |
"if... according To- reports of the post
....-t.r generals inspectors
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16

broken bones, and he could not find
evidence of the man being shot in the
thigh and temple. as stated by the
American soldiers who reported the find.
Mr.. Meadows thinks that only q care
ful investigation will disclose the events
which led up to the killing.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16

NEW ORLEANS May 1G-With seri-
Gus break reported i'm the levec at
lINmeHa, another thousand square miles
ls added 10 the 1000 i'm Louisiana already
inundated. on" hundred and ten tGous-
aud are homeless. The property damage
Will reach millions
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
INDICATIONS THAT MURDER
WAS BY MEXICAN SOLDIERS

from the Mexican soldiers who are pa
trolling the other side of the line if they
appear rs inturmantS against the MeXi-
can soldiers.
Tn" region where this occurred is COM
plcte desert, and there are many little
canyons whioh are seldom visited, and it
was in one of these that the murder took
place. the body after a lapse of several
weeks having been reported found by am
American soldier.
1t is probable the county officials who
buried the body will take occasion to call
the attention of the national government
To- the affair
Sheriff Meadows Opinion
Sheriff Mohiey Meadows today cN-
pressed som" doubt about the facts lead
ing tu the killing. He said while it was
reported that Mexican soldiers were seen
trailing man across the line, the man
being supposed to be the one whose body
WAS found he thinks it possible that the
man was wounded in Il fight with the
American soldiers near there about a
month ago. ana died from his wounds.
He says tine McXicauS have II practice of
tying the logs of dead persons together
and he is not sure but that was done in
this case hy tue mans companion.
lie is satisfied the man was shot. but
hc is not hE any means sure who did the
shooting and n" says there were no
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
FOR SALE

At Clark'S LiVeStock Market, 40 hoa,
of an-purpose horses and mules. Il
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16

[BY UNITED PRESS AssoCIAT1ONsl
IIMINEZ. MeNicu. May 10 With tho
main column of IIuertas fedcrals but
three miles behind the rebels rear guard.
u dDnlsiA.r hnffln hot Mnnn HunrfHs. nnl
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
RSONALS

Ray Edgar left yesterday for San Diego
to ne gone FOR a few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
All For RoosevelI

IEY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSJ
SACRAMENTO. May l".-SecretarN Of
State Jordan announced today that he
will abide hy the presidential preference
vote in issuing credentials for delegates
that Bryan and MeyeTheld, Taft dele
gates claiming election ia the Fourth
district will not receive credentials the
law gives the secretary no lholce IN IS
snin.. the a.redentiAls. .Ioraan declares.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
ATESI ElGIlEES

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS]
returns from 1869 state precincts in 31oo
give Roosevelt 1886, Taft G7035, 1t
Toilette 43.G42 Wilson 1t,S27 Clark ~,
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
conHietIna storles

orozco's commands is expected to begin
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
TAFT'S STATEMENT
L = \ III Il A

[BY UNIFIED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
CLEN ELAND, May lG.-Fhe declara-
nominated was made TODAY by Taft, who
declares his own nomination is assured.
lie said: "One hundred and eighty dele
gates to Chicago are UnchOsen. If
Roosevelt gets all still ne could not be
Carefully prepared figures
show that only 3o9 delegates are unin-
suucted or pledged to Roosevelt. TN"
TAFT delegates thus far cuoseu, not count
Ing Montana's eight. and others from
Texas and Oklahoma. being chosen today,
number 520. The ONO vote will be de
ciSiNe. assuring my nomination. The
{ hicsgeO convention viii IL organized by
tMn LrlenAs of cnmstitutinnaL government.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-16
POPULAR VERDICT DOESN'T
.FEAzE THE PRESIDENT

tBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
CLEVELAND. May 1G.-Taft will con-
tinue i'm the presidential race, regardless
Of the result in ohio. This statement
was made today by Gus Karger the
presidents publicity agent replying to
the report that TAFT viii quit if he is
defeated in his own state. Karger said:
"rhats nothing but 4 hYpDdermic pipe
dream" Tafts followers here rdicule
Rooseyelts claim that - already has
sufficient delegates to assure his nOmina-
The Washington times., 1912-02-06
PLAN
TO HAVE FUN WITH
SLAyDEN MEASURE
May Amend Resolution to
Bar Bryan From Seeking
Presidency Again.

Republicans of the House put their
heads together today and planned to
have fun when the Slayden resolution,
declaring against a third term for any
President, is again called up in the
House. Some of these plans were brew
ing yesterday, and II is reported the
Democrats got wind of them. Hence
the failure to take UP the resolution
when Mr.. Slayden moved to suspend
the rules and adopt his measure, late
yesterday.
Astute politicians on the minority side
now plot to have all the Republicans
vote present" when the Slayden res
olutIon is put on its passage. In that
event, only the Democrats of the House
would declare a third term "unwise, un-
patriotic, and fraught with peril" The
minority, after working this practical
joke, would disseminate the prediction
that the Democrats were afraid of the
Roosevelt boom.
The Republicans also are preparing @
few freak" amendments, to be offered
that William Jennings Bryan should not
run for the Presidency more than three
times, another that We, the Democrats
are afraid of this Roosevelt boom, fol
he might defeat our candidate" and still
others of the same character may be
proposed to worry the Democratic side
Mr.. Slayden said he would ask for q
vote on his resolution as sooon as II Ii
reported from the Elections Committed
and placed on the calendar. Mr.. Stay,
dens motion to suspend the rules ano
pass the resolution out of its regular
turn, yesterday, was defeated by vote
of 30 to 81, both Democrats and Republi
cans opposing consideration.
The Washington times., 1912-02-06
A HEALTHY.
HAPPY OLD ACE

May be promoted by those
who gently cleanse the system.
now and then. when in need Of
a laxative remedy. by taking a
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the most eminent physicians. be-
causeit acts in a natural. strength
ening way and warns and tones
up the internal organs without
weakening them.
1t is equally beneficial for the very
young and middle-ased, as it is always
efficient and free from all harmful IN
gradients.
To get its beneficial effects it j.
always necessary to buy the genuine,
bearing the name Of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.. plainly
printed on the front Of every package,