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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-29
ATTORNEY Helm
ALMOST FULLY
RECOVERED
ASSASSIN'S BULLET DE-
PRIVES HIM OF THE
SIGHT OF HIS RIGHT
EYE, HOWEVER

For the first time since he was
rushed to the hospital with a bul-
let hole through his head, Attorney
Carl NJ. Helm. the Jerome attorney
yesterday LETT his bed in the Jerome
hospital. Friends callet upon him
At the institution and took him out
upon a short auto ride through the
valley.
Within tie next two weeks, Nh
Helm will again he in condition to
90 about his business. The assas-
sins bullet which killed Guy II.
Bailey, the third passenger in the
Inflated machine, went clear through
Helms head. completely SCATTERING
his right optic nerve. The physi-
clans managed. however, to save the
sight OF his left eye.
Shooting.
While returning from an inspec-
ton Of some land in connection with
4 deal in the Verde Valley, Bailey
Helm and the Russian reached the
entrance TO Jerome IN Bailey's sev-
en- passenger machine.
Suddenly, the Russian, evidently
crazed by the belief that the two
men were trying to cheat him out
OF his lies earnings, opened fire
upon both. After sending a bullet
crashing through the heads OF both
Helm and Bailey, the Russian placed
the gun in his own mouth and pull
ed the trigger. lie died instantly.
Bailey died in the hospital two
hours later and Helm after a heroic
struggle with death, finally came
out on top.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-29
Baseball.

Baseball should prove a popular
drawing feature during the cele-
bration. Now that Prescott has
representative nine. it IS expected
that daily games will be staged dur
ing the celebration.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-29

The organization OF 4 local trap
shooting club practically insures a
tourney with club entries from
kingman. Winslow, Williams, St.
Johns, Holbrook and Flagstaff. The
plans for this feature are still in
their infancy but it is understood
that about 500 in prizes will be
awarded
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14


O. city is liable for injury
caused by the breaking Of its tanE'
orEesafsvoir in which It has Goa iect sA
water IN large guam tity tos sarpplS MS
" ssteP works system p 20 as3T -
8. In the absence of proof that enc
breaking of the tank WAS caused -l2y
come superior force, such as an I'M
usual and violent disturbance OF the
elements or an explosion c4and es-
timely caused, negligence will he IN
ferred from the breaking.
Restriction upon city by us
charter in the rate OF water REM
which it may lawfully charge con-
suniers. does not affsct the question
of It's liability. ~
s, 1t Is not reversible error to
exclude expert testimony presenting
a possible, but highly tnproba bic
theory, not based on any particu Ia r
facts in support thereof, especial lS
If such testimony = conflicts iew lth
other direct testimony negatiying
such theory. ac-
In an action to- recover for
wrongful death, the jury is mot lin
tied to mere pecuntary damages, bAl
may allow for mental angu5En "a p q
suffering of near relatives OF de-
ceased who are his distributes.
4. The damages in such cases are
net confined to such as may have
accrued at the death, but may in
cIude such prospective losses TO- the
Distributes as the evidence shows
will actually and necessarily result
from the wrongful death as the sproX-
innate cause.
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4TorzCE TO TAKE DERosTr1oTs.

George w. Brooks. Plaintiff
vs. In Chancery.
NyrtIe b. Brooks. Detendant. -, :,
In the Circuit Court of Harrison Couh-
ty, West Virginia. ,,1nous
rake notice that the depositions OF
George W. Brooks and sundry otner NJ
nesses will eb taken at the law oInce
rs Charles al Coffman, ais Court street:
in the City OF clarksbpTrrfg: G9un nS the 3
aonti day Of April. 1914. between sn tss
hours Of nine o'sl Ss rs g. n e ana
- tbS hearings of the above. stylsg
cause In behalf OF the said George ".
~ FRO many cause the taking Of the
same shall not be commencea,, or Sate Sfio on
tSt I,I Tho taking of the same VIII pc
adjourned from time to time until they
are completed.
GEORGE w BROOKS,
BY Counsel.
CHARLES g. COLEMAN.
Counsel.
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NOTICE..

Hereafter ali sn pments by freight
for Warrington and informed ID 9
points must berdelfvered IN station
not latef than 81 q. M Shipments 1E
Eafrview and Intermediate poIn
must be deaiyeTea an s gssa.sn nss
re received Hi. chi pdi1eht frI1m .
INTO 10 noon, ana from TO. s y ~
1S(Y-Sf5NC FELIX LIE IRA G.
T4oN COAtt
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PHOTOGRAPHS

n YOU want good results from your
kodak films bring them to us. we know
raasonabIt ssayre Eros. 4th St, Cream
~ Building, Bell phone 1871,
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We hayea seven room,
story frame house with bath
basement and pantry
ed with slate, front and back
.porehes, cabinet nlaateis
oak finish and q lot. 4o y: 1
feet, Which faces the morIl
ing sun: This property.is
Gated in Harrison addition
nea rthe Golf addition and
viii be an IDEAL home Tor
some one. We realize that
this pfepelfy5 Is
money but the price isscnEy
$500
And good terms.
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WANTED 10 BUY

WAITED o BUx-Gooa resident prop
erty or vacant lot in city or Suburbs
at lowest cash price. Address "43G
care Telegram Office.
for delivery purposes, WIN buy in
whole or separa " must be cheap for
cash. age OF horse considered CAL
BeIl 1881 or write T.. II. Bayne, IL.
school street Clarksburg, W. Va.
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REAL ESTATE

a RARE BARGAIN ON CLAY sTEEEG
"A Iergc level lot $4,000 on which is q
four room cottage. The lot faces on
two Streets and the price asked is e1S-
tremely low considering the location
There are but few properties for sale
in this section, and this is offered at
a sacrifice because o: owner leaving.
tcwn. Fred B. Wood d Co, Room
sos Goh Building. Bell phone 1890.
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FOR SALE-Houses

FoR BAI.N-AS vVllsonburg, two-Story
7-room house. finished in oak hot and
cold water and bath. Lot S2K149. For
price and terms see j. r. morrison,
Wilsonburg, w. va
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MONEY TO LOAN

WY IN vyITHouUT MONEY! ao-
commodate everybody, by banning
musical Instruments, etc. Jos. Jay
Jeweler. waldo BIdg. Fourth street
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R0OFlNG


SHEET METAL RERARIuG-A spec
iaIty. all work guaranteed: Our facili
Ties arc. coInpiete fos all kinds OF sheet
Taetal work Batten Bros. Co, South
Second st. Home phone 667-L
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We believe that no better
value can be found ii tie
city than IN the following
seribed property at the 1rice
quoted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14

FOE sArIR-e-,A, 1s room hotel, including
furniture, and all equipment, Laundry
and grocery store in a town of about
300 population on the West Fork
river on street chr line a hustling
town See w. B. Grim, evenings after
) D. M Mahlon street, or address BOX
20, Shinnston, Nv. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14
CLEANING AND PRESSING

our METHODS OF cleaning your clothes
viii mako your suit look like new.
We have q reputation for doing the
work right. Try ns-The Art Press
ing Co., BS3 West Pike street.
nroTEx LOANED on Eousehold goods,
| Empire building, Hell phone 1872.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14
ROOMS AND BOARD

Rco1rs AND .oARD-Hotel Priyi1sges,
central location, good ser-iee, very
reasonable, call qu4cS ", Tacanctes 90
West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14

EooHng AID RoABD-Ss.oo per week.
Table board sS4GO per week. Apply at
624 West pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14

FOE SALE-E4ghs5 room, two story,
slate roof double house in Grasselli !:
situate on level lot 50x15O feet; Well
Of GOOD water; good walks and fence.
T.hfs HITouefty- IL valued at $2,0O0.0O.
t,ySf win be- sacrificed at $1,000 to settle
.esfgfe INQUIRE of Howard Post, Room
sos Con BIdc,. sClarkSburg.
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PERSONAL
"LAplEs"

SUITS MADE 10 czDER-we do not
take measures aud send them to q
factory All work is done by COM
gsteat tailors under my personal SUI
DerVision. s. Newman. ladies tailor,
Empire building
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14

so5e sSATE-str1ctly modern new 2 room
house with porce1aln bath and lures;
ali large rim light rooms hard DIV tSt
finish all through. gas and city wafer,
slate roof . porches, large cellar, lot
46x196 good barn chicken h he ga an q
HsI1hts viii sselIfat a bargain, easy
terms. Address House" care Telegram
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n -ETnn Pc yon to visit oar 5sation-
e:y deps rtment We carry complete
stock of the best brands of lines sta
tionc1.y; also every thing In inks pads,
pens, fountain pens, etc. See our spec
ial new box station cry. Earrells up to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14

roR ExCHABTGE-For real eEtate. one
demons trailing automobile, good as
new Cali on D. w. Jacobs, over Par
sons SouderS store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14
AUTOMOBILES

scR SAIE-one Il. ?. westinghouse
: Electric Motor ITO Type a, single
phase, ITO r. p. Al. Practically new.
West Main street.
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FARMS FOB SALE


FARM FOE sALE-so acres, siz room
house. All klnris fruit good soil. ; =
miles to railroad. SLIGO. Easy pay
inents Possession at once. w. NJ. Bak-
er, Coolville, .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14

DGGG 9or Matching; ]
soc FOR IS eggs.
RridRepore- w Va
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DRUG SUNDREEs

rHE OR1G1NAn ana only agency for the
self help remedies. Dent Bros pre-
scriptiohs and family druggists, S26
East PIKE street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14

sGuB xorhaschlnB from sneppardg Enun-
Gus Notified Anconas, Blue Andaiu-
.sions tNsD or the grrRtest all year
round layers OF large white eggs, ALSO
8 q w. LseEhorns, Buff Wyandottes
Is. ~ Preston. III Martin St, ClarlSs.
burg W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14
KNOWING ABOUT
IALLOnlNG

WI TAHOE SUITS, oVERcoATs, ETC.
fer both ladies' ana gentlemen. Our
work is our best adverJsement-it
brings The customers back. Baltimore
Tailoring Co.. aGreaney Building,
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WANTED TO RENT

WAITED TO. BEAT-Eigh9 or ten room
house, Address M. c. care Telegram,
office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
By Harold MacCrath

Il remember. But what are you do
ing here?
II have come for aid. sahib. aid for n
young woman. white like yourself"
Then 1t Is true? Go ahead and let
me have all the facts. She Is Hare
Sahib's daughter; All told me that.
Precious rlgmarole of some sort. The
facts!"
"She Is also the young lady who
travelled In the same boat from Hong
Kong to Singapore" Ramabai paused
to see the effect of this information.
Bruce lowered his fork slowly. The
din about him dwindled away into moth
ing. He was again leaning over the
rail watching the phosphorescence trail
away. a shoulder barely touching his:
one OF the few women who had ever
stirred him after the first glance. In
Gods name, why hadn't she said some
thing? Why hadn't she told him she
was Col. Hare's daughter? How was
he to know? (For Hare, queerly enough.
had never shown his young friend the
photographs Of his daughters.) Perhaps
he had been at fault: ne too had scarcely
stirred from his shell. And where was
that scoundrel Rao?
Il shall enter the city as soon as
can settle my bungalow. This rather
knocks me OUT
mo, Sahib don't wait; come back
with met" Quickly ne outlined the des-
perate straits in which Kathlyn stood.
Tomorrow may be too late"
"Ali!" called Bruce. rising.
Yes. Sahib."
1.-THE pasha. No questions. Give
him water. Use the hunting howdah.
Both guns and plenty of cartridges.
That's ALL" The young man ran into
his sleeping tent and presently came
forth with pair OF ugly looking
Colts: for this was before the days of
the convenient automatics. "All
aboard, Ramabai!" Bruce laughed:
the sound was as hard and metallic
as the click of the cartridge belt as he
slung 1t round his waist but 1t was
music to Ramabai's ears. Trust me.
There shan't be any ordeals; not so YOU
would notice it. Great God. a
white woman, one Of my kind.
All right. Ali; quick work. Thanks"
There will be many pitfalls. sahib."
said Ramabai.
Indeed"
II have some influence with the popu-
lace, but tmballa has the army. paid
for. The priests and the council are
back of him. And. after all. the priests
are most to he feared. They can al
ways sway the people through fear"
Bruce laughed again. Either Kath-
lyn Hare will be free tomorrow or
l'mballa and the council meat for the
jackals, or I shall be-" he added.
IN afterthought Now, do not speak
till I speak. wish to think. for I've
got to act quickly: can't make any
mistakes when ! get there
Far away brown figure in clout and
drab turban watched the young man.
When he saw the elephant with the
hunting howdah he knew that he had
the information for which his master
had detailed him to follow night and
day. the young banker Ramabai. The
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Kahn led the tiger trap her hands bound and
round her waist attached securely to the ring.

ror and voiCelesS rage. He caught Ra-
mabai by the arm so savagely that a
low cry came from the brown mans
lips.
Patience. Sahib." he warned. with
out you what will the Memsahib do?
They will tie her in that and liberate
tiger The rest lies with you. Sahib."
"Ramabai. as God hears me. some one
shall pay for this. The nine
teenth century. and ! am wide awake.
l may not be able to kill the brute
with these revolvers. but I'll stop him.
even II ] have to use my bare hands.
- Kathyn Hare"
Hush" again warned Ramahai.
hugging his perch.
Later by half an hour Bruce witnessed
spectacle such as few white men, hap
PLY for their reason, are permitted to
see. kathlyn, in her royal robes ,for
ordeals of this character We're cere-
monials), a necklace of wonderful en-
eralds about her throat, stepped from
her palanquin and stood waiting. From
other vehicles and conveyances stepped
lmballa, the council and the yellow
robed priests. Troops also appeared,
and behind them the eager. eNpectant
populaCe They were to be amused.
There were many Of them. however,
who hoped that a miracle would hap
pen.
"Ramabai." whispered Bruce. "she is
AS beautiful as dream. II had only
known. Well. there's going to be a
miracle. See how straight she stands;
not sign of fear in her face, There's
"A woman a, woman for me"
he added under his breath
He saw the bejewelled turban OF I'm
balla bend toward the girl. and it was
hard to resist taking "A pot at the man,
Kathlyn shook her head. Thereupon
she was led to the trap. her hands
bound and the rope round her waist
attached securely to the ring.
All, they talked about it that night
in the surging bazaars. in the palace,
wherever two persons came together.
how the white hunter had appeared
from nowhere, rushed toward the trap
as the tiger approached, entered and
dropped the door. blaZed away at the
l-beast, who turned tail and limped off
into the Jungle. Al! 1t was sight
for eyes. They could laugh behind I'm
balla's back, the gutter born. the iron
heeled upstart; they could riddle tcon-
fdentially) the council with rude jests.
The law was the law; and none. not
even the priests In their shaver polls
and yellow robes, might slip beyond the
law as 1t read. The first ordeal was
over. Nor, as the law read, could they
lay hands upon this brave young man.
Al! It was good Umballa must look
elsewhere for his chief wife; the Mem
sahib would not adorn his zenana II
was more than good for now there
would be a second ordeal: more amusc-
ment, perhaps another miracle. True.
they had taken away the pistols of the
white Sahib. but he had his hands.
THANK YOU" kathryn had said
Somehow knew you would come y
And what she had seen In his eyes had
made her tremble visibly for the first
time that day.
She was conducted hack to the pal
ace. The pOpulace hOwled and cheered
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white hunter was coming hot foot to
the city. He turned and ran. Running
was his business he was as tireless as
a camel and could run twenty and
thirty miles at a stretch. The soles OF
his feet were as tough as elephants
hide. Thus he reached the city an hour
before Bruce and Ramabai.
When Bruce and the native banker
arrived at the gate coolies stood about
with torches. Suddenly beyond the gate
half a regiment drew up. The officer
in charge raised his hand warningly.
"The white hunter II Bruce Sahib?'
YES" Bruce spoke the dialects with
passable fiuency.
Good. The sahib will be pleased to
dismount."
81 am on my way to the palace"
THAT In impossible, Sahib." At
sign from the officer the troopers eX-
tended their guns at half aim. 1t was
a necessary precaution. These white
Sahibs were generally n mad people
and were quick to shoot. "Flease dis
mount. sahib. Il In the orders"
Bruce's mahout. who was Rajput
Mohnmmedan. turned his head to learn
what his master had to say. Bruce.
pale under his tan. nodded. The ma
bout reached down with his silver
timed gOad and touched the elephant
ON the knee. The big brute slowly and
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A Gordon OF soldiers was accordingly
de, tailed To surround Bruce's box at the
rear.
When kathryn arrived she was placed
under the canopy; another bit OF
kindly attention on the part of Um-
balla to twist the white mans heart.
But nothing could have happened more
to the satisfaction of Bruce
"kathlyn Hare" he called out softly
in Spanish. do you hear and under
stand me?"
Yes" she replied in the same tongue.
DO nothing desperate. Don't throw
away your life. have a sister in
America. Will you tell herr"
Listen. Under no circumstances
leave the canopy. The lions come from
the other side. We are not only going
to rescue but save you. Attend me
carefully. Behind you is a door. There
will be an explosion in the centre OF
he arena. There was to be another
under our friend Umballa. but the bat.
terry was old Press toward that door.
| have the key"
"Ah. Mr.. Bruce"
"Kathlyn, my name is John"
1.-THE lions. the lions" howled the
popuace.
1t seemed to Bruce that he had been
suddenly flung back into antiquity and
that Nero sat yonder. squirting through
his polished emerald. The great.
| tawny African hrutes hlinked and
turned their shaggy heads this way
and that. uneasily. Kathlyn stood very
still. How, how could they save her?
At length the lions espied her, at
traCtcd by the white Of her robe. One
bounded forward, growing. The others
| Immediately started in pursuit.
Suddenly the centre Of the arena
opened and tremendous roar followed.
\ low wall Of terror ran round the
arena. Surely this memsahib had all
the gods with her. A great crevasse had
opened up between Kathlyn and the
lions. one of which lay dead. Then
came the rush toward the exits. a mad
frantic rush Not even tmballa who
knew that not the gods but man had
Contrved this havoc. not even Umballa
waited. but fled. beating down all those
who blocked his path
Bruce and Ramabai dropped over the
railing to kathlyn's side. But the key
upon which their escape depended
would not unlock the door
Continued Merit Sunday
CopWight; 1914; BIZ Hnroh MacGroh
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med; l am Bruce. Let us speak in Eng
lish.'
Good" Ahmed came into the cham
Der. "To see Bruce Sahib is good. To-
morrow my masters daughter Is to be
carried into the j. ngle. The Memsahib
is to be tied inside IA tiger trap. bait for
the cat. That is the first ordeal"
"Shaitan." murmured Ramabai.
Go ON. Ahmed"
1.-The cage will be set near the old
peepul tree, not far from the south gate.
Now you, Sahib. and you, Ramabai,
must hide somewhere near. II is the
law that IL she escapes the ordeal from
unexpected sources she is free, at least
till the second ordeal. ! know not what
that is at present or when it is to take
place. The troops will be there. and the
populace. the council, the priests and
Umballa. I shall have two swift camels
near the Clump of bamboo | may not
be there, but some one will. She must
be hurried off before the confusion dies
away. Must Sahib. There must be no
se ond ordeal
But how am ] to get out Of here?"
asked Ramabai. Guards all about. and
doubtless hidden to shoot il ! stir"
'Tch' Tch," clicked Ahmed. He I'M
wound his dirty turban and slipped out
Of the ragged shirtlike frock. These
and the water skin below. a bhisti
entered, a bhisti goes out. What Is
simpler than that? 1t is not light
enough for the soldiers To notice. There
is food and water here. Trust me to
elude those bhang guzzlers outside. Am
! ryot. "A farmer, to twist naught bun
bullocks' tails?"
Ahmed" said Bruce, holding out his
hand. you're a man."
Thanks. Sahib," drily. But hasten!
At dawn Tomorrow. or late tonight,
Ramabai returns with full water skin.
The Memsahib must at least stand the
ordeal OF terror. for she Is guarded too
well. Yet, IL they were not going 10
bind her. / should not worry. She
has animal magic in her eye, in her
| voice. l have seen wild beasts grow
still when she spoke. Who knows?
Now, ] Sleep
Bruce and Ramabai had no difficulty
In passing the guards. The white
hunter was free to come and go. and
the sleepy soldiers saw the water skin
which Ramabai threw carelessly over
his head. They sat down against the
wall again and rcplcnished the dung
a wide detour to the pcepul tree, which
tncy climbed. disturbing the apes and
the parrakeets.
Somewhere near s o'clock they heard
the creaking of wheels and murmur
| Of voices. Shortly into their range OF
vision drew a pair Of bullocks, pulling
tiger trap toward the clearing. This
cage was Of stout wood with iron bars
90 NO hn
! front had falling door. The whole
structure rested upon low wheels. and
there was drop platform which rested
upon the ground. An iron ring was
attached to the rear wall and to this
was generally tied II kid. the bleatinG
Of which lurcd the tiger for which the
trap was laid. The moment the brute
touched the bait the falling door slid
down. imprlsoning the prOwler.
| When Bruce saw this damnable thina
he understood, and he shook with hOr'