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Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Oct. 10.-Dressed only. in
underclothes the body OF drowned
man, which Is still unidentified. was
pulled from the Wailuku stream yes,
terday morning, while crowd or
about one hundred people who were
at tle post Office for the mail from
the Mauna Kea were onlookers. The
mans face and other portions of his
body were so badly n1arTed that 1t
was almost impossible to tell the
race of the man, although DR.. Stow,
the county physician, says that the
body is that of an Oriental, but even
he is undecided as to whether 1t Is
that of Korean, Japanesel or
Chinese. 3, :
The police are just as mystifed as
to whether the man was suicide,
the victim of foul play. or, an acct.
dent. They were inclined to think 1t
probably was an accidental death Of
a fisherman, until it was pointed out
how the man was clothed.
At a meeting Nof the directors of
the Hilo board of trade, held last
Tuesday afternoon, the principal
thing discussed was the membership
applications of the following Is per
sons and firms: G. W.. Giffard, DR..
e. L. Hutchinson, s. Hata, T. Machi-
da, Zimmerman, B. F. Schoen, G..
Brewer e Co, J. M. Gouvea, Japa-
nese Merchants Association, Lai
Hip, 'Olaa Sugar Company, Jas. Low,
Joe Vierra. Honolulu Ad Club,
George Willfong, N. C. Willfong, DR..
Schoening and Alvah Scott.
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charge of the breakwater work since
Alden left for the, East, was also
surprised at the news and was In
clfned to deabt its authenticity. He
said he believed that Alden would have
cabled, n any such, agreement had
been reached
Bids fer the construction Of addi-
tions to the Kona hospital were OPEN
ed in Hilo yesterday by the Hawaii
Loan Fund Commission. James Lewis
secured the contract under two Of the
proposals, one of which is for con-
struction of laundry and funigation
building and 10000 gallon tank. The
ether award is also for the erection
Ct a tank. Erickson was the only
other bidder. -. =.
|. Attorney j. W.. Russell is to appear
for Attorney Mcbride before the SUI
preme court in presenting the. ques-
ton Of Judge Parsons Jurisdiction
before that body. Mcbride has been
informed that the case has been plac-
ed upon the court calendar. He thinks
it will be matter of several weeks
before it is settled.
The first meeting of the Hilo
Teachers Union for this school year
will take place at the boarding school
IN ESridavs 0cfohar II Mt O m
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connecticnt: Miss J. B. Bowman.
New York; 81 h Con. Connecticut;
#. C. Little, chicago; P. s. OHellly.
Manila B. Howe, Los Angeles 7. r.
Maxsoii. Singapore II. Z. Alezander
and WI, Los Angeles G. Reich, Hong
Kong; VIM K. Mace omber. Seattle;
]. II. Lundh, city Alfred KraRt. Wat
aIua ]. NJ s. Williams, city; w A.
Fergie. Vancouver Thomas Conner.
VANCOUVER; ". G. Driver and vile.
Holualo6 ". A. Alexander. Maui;
Miss hs G. smith, Maui r. ] 0uef-
rero, Mani: A. w Eaines. WahIaWa:
J. A. Mcguire and wife. Koha; Samu-
81 Kauhaw. Hawaii.
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HOLLAND WOMEN ~
SEE A JOKER
tBy Latest Nail

THE HAGUE. Netherlands. - The
suffragists Of Holland, incensed at
what they term the halfmeasure in
regard ito woman suffrage offered in
the speech from the throne Tuesday.
made, a Recommendation yesterday 10
the vicinity Of the pfenlier,s office ana
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.BALLPLAYERS ACCEPT HOSPITALITY
OF HONOLULU ADCLUB MEMBERS
All Hawaiian and All Chinese Teams viii Attend at Opera
House Monday Evening" Madame Garusi VIII Be Hearl
in Selections on the Message Expected from Miss
Sylvia PankhurSt
On Board Sierra, at Sea, Oct. 10.
. 8 Mr. Curtis Honolulu Ad Club
ga Invitation accepted, thanks. 49,.
: La - &EsE%.. .s...-.tfrz LkI TIN,

- On Board Sierra, at Sea, Oct. 10.
Kind invitation aecen ted.
~ = =. FL DEsHA
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amendment to the constitution per
uniting" woman's suffrage. The suf-
fra,gtstS fear joker in the language
Of The 90 AMI den and thai The do
sired equality should he made ohffgs-
Tory.
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the parliament.
A, body of 1000 women marched to
the Knights hall and Binnenhof. where
parliament was sitting. A deautatinG
was sent IN to see the premier, I he
governments measure provided for an
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regarding my defense, but will give
same out in due time.
Respectfully yours,
BARON Won WOELLWARTH.
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d. e. Metzger expressed surprise
when told that the Lord Young Com
latiy was to finish the breakwatel
work, although he said that he be
lieved the report was probably true
H, L. Truslow. who has been in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
FOR SAL.E-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.


7th West street. we'll worth $500; six
room house. also barn, cannot be bnlit
Tor $4,000; will sell for S250O, on terms.
Plenty or ground left 10 build anotner
house. Located in the best neighborhoon
on west side.
ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN.
Seb tect by seven rods, facing nortn on
west from 5 street, With right OF way.
Sewer paved sidewalk and water mains
In and PAID FOR For limited time VIII
take 5000 on terms. or Sii5 all cash
two rods OF this property facing EAST.
rhink OF getting ground about 500 per
rod. for the special taxes amount to
about the difference In price aaked.
size about % feet by 81 rods. for $500
each; located between lst and 2ud West
streets, running south from 4th North.
about s5 rods from lst West street
south Of The two rustic cottages already
built in the avenue. About 10 rods from
the large public school building.
clty-5-room STRICTLY modern houses.
elegant front and back porches. base
ments that are equal 10 any two rooms
In house for convenience. hot-air fur
naces, lovely fDantels stairway to hoored
attics, where two or more rooms can be
added with very little extra expense. &C.
ment steps in front and rear. cement
walks all around the house Land well
less than s325o Will sell on terms FOR
sS9I5, or Ii party can pay all cash, will
take for few DAYS s3T15. Crab them. for
they cannot last long al such prices.
Houses locate at No. 2i2 West ith South
and s66 South 1st West street. Phone
Wasatch sol or 221S for appointment to
see through the two houses or bout the
other properties described. o63J
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage.

HERE IS A FARM BARGAIN WORTH
investigating. $50 acres Of fine. ga ge-
brush land, located IN the famous Raft
River vale" Of southern Idaho. Par
tial water right Land All fenced
wires. Four-room house, sheds, cor
rails, etc. Climatic conditions are ideal.
The price is $2S per acre. You MAJ
have four years time IN which TO make
payments. Investigate this offer at
once. Pacific Land e Water Co. 1909
Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City.
Utah. o3ga
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$4,000
No. $50 First ave, all special assess
ments paid in full, such a paving, sewer
and sidewalk: lot 2sx7 10 alley in rear.
House 2-story brick OF 7 rooms: needs
of the Biggest snaps Of the season. $500
cash and s25 per month will secure H.
$4,000.
Near lst ave, on II St. an S-voom,
full story brick residence. really worth
$500, Has big Easements. laundry.
large attic. ali floored large lot, fur
Sewer, sidewalk and paving all paid
$1,000 cash. balance monthly payments.
We write fire insurance and will loa n
you money on your real estate at low
est rates.
a. RICHTER. 7s So. Main ST. Phone st1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Hotels and Rooming Houses:

DUNCAN HOTEL. EiEBER. UTAH.
ne Well-known Duncan house at
5eoer Will he offered at public sale Feb.
10th. at 10 a. m. % rooms besides bath.
toilSt and store rooms. Lately remod-
eled with additions. Furnished complete
lished commercial trade Town $500 popu :
Istlon-county seat and center OF pros
porous sheep and farming district.
n325O
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Government Lands.

( -
GOVERNMENT WINS DECISION IN
great land suit against s. p. R. r.:
sweeping victory for government, final
decision will affect 1880 quarter sec
tlons. value SIS 600. 600: prepare yourself
tailed information, maps, description OF
lands. etc. Douglas County Abstract Co :
RoSeburs Or, h34n1
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ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.

GUEN ELECTRIC co. REMOVED TO
sag South State. Phouo Wasatch 2120.
"a
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Horses and Vehicles.

WE NOW HAVE ON HAND SIXTY
head extra good horses. 100 70 l6O0
pounds, and receiving two carloads eecn
week. Come in and see them. Salt Lake
Horse e Mule Market. 3i4 w. 5th South:
Ii3572
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SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL,
Only $3.50 TO handle 10 rooms. we'll fur
nished; clears $50 month; east side: a
genuine bargain: better hurry.
ROSS e. DAVIS, rs S. Main. o6i2
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CHIROPOp-ST

T.. GAMBIA. EXPERT FOOT SPECIAL
ist AZ East LIST so. n2iio
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GROCERY, WELL EQUIPPED, BEST
location long established. doing thriv-
ing business; $1,000; worth much more
Your big opportunity Address Go
Tribune. o6S2
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST.


DR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYoKREEA
AND ORAL FROPHYLAXIS. SIG
EEARNS BLDG. a2So3
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- sa2 ROOMS FOR HOUSE
~ i, ssi evenings or Sundays.
:. south, room 6. o250
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Farm Lands.

"-~-~~--~~-~-------~------~
IT'S FOOLISH TO PAY OUT MONEY
in a purchase Of repentance. yet the
man who uses not tho Want Ads S.
bound 20 come to this, says 3. Franklin,
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M APIS, II. x. ROOMS.
< nsole rent. 90 North fEt
o1O6
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NEATLY FURNISHED RMS. STRICT
ny modern. in private family, No. 265
East 4th South. n19l7
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ssLoRs RESTORED

<,sSPETR 0--~--~
seA russ and old. FADED AND
a kilnms nmsthout ini,,ts iDets made to look
;s I'S I% Prices sA3gry nna TO tho most
~" " l't South tissaipaSnsble; pSanale w. Frank :. M
moo
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per month up; board II desired: fine To-
ee'ion. free from smoke. 1910 Z. md So.
m2921
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GpECIAIr

2O-room roomng house, good location,
doing good business: must sell on account
OF cut of-town business. Call Wasatch
lil6. oS1 8
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WANTED-A PARTY WITH $3.50 CASH
to take half interest In good. sub
stantlal manufacturing business; s. per
day; salary guaranteed and share In
profits. For particulars call at ITS SO.
18th East o6S5
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CARPET CLEANING.
ATTORNEYS.

n. T.. OLESON. LAWYER.
1909 Walker Bank bldg. Wasatch 1921.
p630
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SAFES AND VAULTS.

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. few second
hand snfeg for sale. Write for circular,
Shealy Safe g. Vault Co: Al 2, O. place
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THE WANT ADS SHOW HOW TO IN
crease, your income. Then you may
marry. and GO not marry until you can
afford a wife"
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FOR SALE.
Poultry and Pet Stock.

WHITE oRPINGToN PRIZE WINNERS
utah state fair state poultry show,
stock and Matching eggs for sale e.
Plerson, 62I 9Th ave. Was. 643-R. n2669
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VETERINARY

DIR p P LAUMAN. VETERINARIAN.
Pet animal practice a speciality. Hos
pital for animals, Hyland 2211-W.
Hospital at 2a9 1lth East n1563
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PRIVATE HOME.

WILLOWS = MERE. CONFIDENTIAL
confinement, seclusion. legal adoption
Mrs. F. Phillips, 1lth e. bet 18TH and
18th So. Sugar Sta. Hyland 12Si.M
kS0S'
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TREE PRUNING.
TREE TRIMMING, LANDSCAPE GAR
denins. by competent. experienced man.
Wasatch 30SS-J o702
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FOR RENT.
,,.rtments Furnished.

ss.cce,SsTORD APARTMENTS
-, ssst In city; furnished ana
bdtlSsns v s,,Ites; furnished suites. WIN
t5sassa Soard: American PLAN care
b T.,;on. T,,s,; omen to the public oo
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LAUNDRTES.
OSTEOPATEY.

DIR. RIDDLE. PHYSICIAN. SURGEON.
laboratory diaeioms. 210 Kearus bldg,
Hours 9-5. Wasatch o696
DR.. NJ. MCDOWELL. eod-5-e SCOTT
bldg. Hours Q 70 IL n. m. . 10 p. m
mi a6o
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING.
CHIMNEY CLEANING.

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FUR
mace cleaning, Leave orders az Druehi
4 Franken's Wasatrh 100 kfso2
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FURRIER AND TAXIDERMIsT

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taSidermiet line made as you want II.
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 Il. Broadway
% years In Salt Lake. p626
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luartments Unfurnished.

p LgoOM APT. MODERN; SLEEP
I p'tb Cluff apts.. corner 18th p.
h u South. Apply janitor. o10
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CHINESE HERBS
HAT FACTORY.

HATS REPAIRED. SALT LAKE FLAT
Factory, No. W. End South. Wasatch
2707 New hats. $1.So to $3.50, MATS
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TAILORS.


ROSELL. THE TAILOR rs SO, STATE
Suits and overcoats from sl0 up.
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WALLPAPER CLEANING.

RELIABLE CLEANING CO., r. S.
Pitts mgr. Wallpaper cleaning spe-
ctalty, All work guaranteed. 372t S.
Main. w. 2s6. o12
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MOP FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM
neat path. No. Louise. w. 47S2-W
n2225
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SIGNS AND SCENERY.


CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. chipped gloss and painted. Phons
Wasatch 1903. xaS
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ryyD coVTY

THE covEY. ,,,,
~, s,s. S.t elevator service: hreproGh.
|gsssaT1r .s ,r,ees reasonable; East @ SSu.n
~ 9nsst location In city. fhoss ,2as
i,ski Vii
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Abstracts-Titls Insurance.

UTAH SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY
Furnish abstracts and title insurance.
attend TO all details in transferring and
235 Main. g25ea
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THE COLONIAL .
szs,v furnished two and three
: [ parlnsnts with reduced dib rates ae Hifbn IfHm
- ~ n yio and up Bell phone Ex, ,a:; ~;
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.,uY FURNISHED FLAT. ,9S Mlit 1sf
- ant. n, The Meredith l'O 10 -
= ctl Wasstch 2050-W, 600
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TAILOR MADE CoRsETS

SPIRIII.LA CORSET, 1-YEAR GUARAN-
tee Mrs. Mann. as w attn NO Was, So
1887 nlSo
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DRESSMAKING.
CORSETS.

MRS. NJ. HAYES. SPTRBIiLA CORSETS
one year guarantee. 260 West Srd No.
Wasatch 2oSO-J. nSa
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e NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
= %%!age IN rear 142 West Broad
e-@p. n2030
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DENTISTS.
CLEANING AND DYEING.

MYERS CLEANING g. DYF!ING co.
Garments insured, Superior work.
Prompt auto delivery. Three phones
a7d 975. 800. l14-16 E. Broadway. mss
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IDAHO. NEWLY FURNISHED: STEAM
neat; $3.50 to $500 week. 201b L. 4th
South. g11S3
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CHIROPRACTOI,S

CECIL, & CECIL, GRADUATE CEuRO-
practorg Incurables and female trou-
hles our speciality. Consultation free.
Suite 4O2, 23S Main ST.. od
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L, IpooM FURNISHED MODEM
a GI 50. Srd East: S.V' "a p7si
n. Co, sSt W. 2nd So. heA
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Ds% !, ROOMS, LARGE PANTRY.
Es coal range. use of laundry.
- nesatoh l0l8-W. 353 q. zth So.
n1T50
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Real Estate to Exchange.


WILL TRADE FOR EQUITY IN CITY
home, good building lots In almost any
part OF city. Hoffman Bros Loan and
Trust Co. - =. lst So. Was. 224. n2703
g LOTS. BROADWAY ADDITION, UN-
incumbered for equity; Portland prop
erty: Will assume. A. F. Dieter. 18th and
Marshall SITS. Portland. Or n22a6
THE WANTS LEAD TO BUYING. SELL
ing, renting, hiring and exchanging
They are inexpensive, quick in action and
WELD a tremendous influence IN man
homes and businesses
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous.

TIE APPRENTICE SEEKING HIS
first Job and the executive in charge of
big business are alike interested In the
want Columns. The buyer, the seller.
those who would exchange. landlord and
tenant, employer and employee, loser and
iinder-all look to the Wants for facts
OF interest.
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For Rent@Stores and Offices.
STOREkOOM. LARGEST AND HAND
soonest to be had In the retail district
State between End and srd South 1900
square feet OF floor space; approximately
1000 square feet basement in addition.
VIII divide space 10 suit tenant
Apply q. g. Holmes. SemIob hotsl-
m11og
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CHINA DECORATING.

MISS BERTHA wAGENER'S STUDIO
II East Third South China suitable
for eifts and prizes Glass and private
lessons, ce5l
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

HOTEL SHELTON. l2l s. w. TEMPLE.
. Newly furnished, A baths and suites.
Terms reasonable. 95 rooms. airy and
clean. m2920
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous.

49, ~>c>~~-~--~~~----~~~--~~-
BEAUTIFUL s65o.0o WAGNER PIANO.
9Th East ni665
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-25
PRES!gENl WILSON
Accompanied by Members of
Cabinet Go to Re-Dedi-
cation Ceremonies.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25,-PresideTt
Wilson, accompanied by some mem
bers Of the cabinet. the ambassador
from France, Secretary Tumulty, and
giant congressional commission
left here-at 1857 a. m. on special
train for Philadelphia to attend the
dedication of restored Congress Hall
and speak later at Swarthmore Col.
lege. The president expects to travel
direct from Swarthmore to Mobile,
Ala, passing through Washington late
tonight and arriving in Mobile early
Monday, He will be there only few
hours, addressing the Southern Com
mercial Congress and reviewing pa
rade of fraternal organizations and
schools. He will leave about noon
for Washington, where he Is due to
arrive late Tuesday night.
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STARTS MONDAY
Does Work of Building Fair
mont Extension Of New
Railroad.

FATRMoNT. Oct. 25ZWork on
the First ward extension of the
Buckhannon and Northern railroad
Will commence Monday morning and
will continue until the road is COM
pleted."
This was the answer made by Hoi-
lis Rinehart, member of the firm OF
Rinehart and Dennis, who hold the
contract for the construction work
oil the new road in this section, when
asked IL his company was really
ready to begin the work on the new
line.
Mr.. Rinehait, together with w. II.
Faulconer, of Orange, Va, who will
be the local representative of the
company, have established headquar-
tiers at SINNERS Tavern, and they
spent busy day and night there
Immediately following their arrival
in the city. Mr.. lRinehart and AR.
Faulconer arrived here yesterda.
and at once took up their quarters at
the tavern.
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MODERN
Sanitary Equipment to Be
Bought in Chicago by
SupIer and SWager.

James B. ..upler, head of the SUI
pier dairy farm, and j. Truman
Swager, of the Swager ice cream fac
tory, are going to Chicago tonight to
attend the annual exposition OF the
National Dairy Show now in progress
there, for the principal purpose of
purchasing modern machinery and
other equipment for their respective
business concerns. They will remain
there week.
The latest designs of milk pas
teurizing machines are to be in
eluded in the equipment they will
purchase. The National Dairy Show
affords unusual opportunities OF In
specting and demonstrating all the
latest inventions for the handling
OF milk, cream and the like and the
Messrs. Swager and Supler will ex-
anime them all and buy what Tif5g
consider to be the best adapted to
their needs.
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BATTLEsHIPS
Set Sail from Hampton Roads
for Mediterranean Waters
oniother Side of Ocean.
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HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Oct. rs
Messengers hearing tho dignity and
power of the United States, nine
monster battleships. took their leave
today OF the shores OF America for
the Mediterranean. Grim IN the
dull gray paint OF their sea cloaks.
the ponderous war machines nodded
a final farewell on the swelling tide
OF Hampton Roads, while the cap
tains OF the feet headed by Rear Ad.
miral Barger received their last
word of Instructions and farewell
from Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt. The ceremonies attend
ing the sailing of the fleet were
formal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-25
TRAIN LOST
For Nearly Three Hours and
Conductor Walks to Tell
1t is Broken Down.

GRAFTON, Oct. 325-lLost, train.
The Baltimore and Ohio acconno-
dalton train due here from Belington
at s a. m. was lost today. 1t passed
Lusk. the first telegraph station
above this city on time and then all
trace was lost. Headquarters here
knew that the train was between THIS
city and Lusk. but that was all. Al
ter all trains had been held here for
nearly three hours, Conductor Small
wood, who had charge of the train,
liked into the terminal here near
noon saying that his train was broken
down and stranded ten miles out of
the city.