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Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
Thrilling Incident in Dark Alley
way in Which Back Bay :.
Doctor Stars.
PUTS UP A BOLD FRONT
Tells Wife Narrowing Tale Of Narrow
Escape From Band Of Cutthroats
and-But Read the Vera
clous Story.

Boston.-A prominent Back Bay
physician-and to spare his bushes
the police refuse to give his name,
says the Boston American-returned
home the other evening and exclaimed
to his wife:
my dear, I've had narrow es-
cape" Whereupon he proceeded to
tell this story:
'As l came through Franklin ave-
nue., between Court street and Corn
hill, l heard steps behind me. Re-
membering the number of recent hold
ups was alarmed and accelerated my
pace. The man behind me also hur-
ried.
Il came to a small alleyway and
turned off, hoping he would pass by.
Instead, to my horror, he turned in
after me and brushed roughly past me-
And He Got the Watch.
Instantly l felt for my watch. l
assure you, my dear, it was gone!
Imagine my CONSERVATION.
Il took courage. seized my assail-
ant, and cried: Sir, give me that
watch
Perhaps he was frightened at my
bold front, for without word he
drew the watch from his pocket,
handed it to me, and took to his
heels"
But protested his puzzled wife.
you didn't have your watch with
you. You left it on the bureau up
stairs"
Bless my SOUL" exclaimed the doc
tor. He examined the watch the man
had handed him, found 1t was not his
own, and in the utmost chagrin noti-
fed the police. By photograph the
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
Arizona.


II Is stated that the Trench mine,
located near Harshaw, will start up
soon.
At the Inspiration Extension at
Globe a crew Of six men are at work
and the shaft is now $50 feet deep.
The copper production in the Globe
smelter averaged about forty-five
tons per day during the month OF
June.
The salome Oil Company has Sc
cured their drill and full equipment
for sinking operations on their prop
erty in the Tonto Basin.
From Tucson comes a dispatch stat
Ing that copper is not the only metal
lie substance that is being shipped
East from Arizona, to find its way in
to war material. II is reported that
the Primos Chemical Company of
Primos. Pa, is actively engaged in
mining tungsten ore in the Dragon
mountains in Cochise county.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
DEFENSE OF BOILED CABBAGE
Writer Who Appreciates the DeIieaey
Objects to Its Being ciassed
Among tho Nulsanees.

The decision Of the supreme court
of West Virginia that "the wanton
and needless cooking OF cabbage and
sauerkraut for the purpose OF annoy
ing a neighbor is a nuisance" is very
poor law SO far as the cabbage is
concerned, because there can be no
such thing as the wanton and need
less cooking Of cabbage; nor would
1t be possible to annoy any sane per-
son in that way. The redolence that
issues from a kitchen and permeates
the household during the boiling Of
cabbage is great delight. The peo-
pie who say mean things about 1t do
SO because cabbage is modest vege-
table and has too much self-respect to
insinuate itself on the boards of the
aristocrats
We common people. whom God
made so many Of, and which might
not be were II not 80, love boiled cab
bage, not only for its noble self. but
for its tender memories. There is
no hanNier reminiscence than those
days when the aroma of boiled cab
bage foated through the old house
hold rubbing up against ones tender
sensibilities, almost like divine
spirit and telling ones appetite to get
ready for the grand feast a-coming.
People who don't have such mem.
ories as that have lived in vain.-Ohio
State Journal
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15

name who had previously conquered
Ephesus. The city, whatever its origin.
has from the beginnings of recorded
of name.
1t came early into the possession of
the Aeolians and continued in their
confederacy down to 688 B. c., when
1t fell by an act of treachery, as cities
in those days usually fell, according to
their historians-into the hands of the
Ionians and became the thirteenth
city Of the Ionic league.
Miletus, and later Ephesus, were
trade rivals, but Smyrna with gu
perior harbor and on the direct path
Of commerce from Lydia, outdistanced
these cities.
City Under Many Rulers.
The founder of the Lydian empire,
Alyattis III, conquered Smyrna in the
sixth century. B. c. and for 800 years
1t lost its place in the list OF Greek
cities. Alexander the Great, the ro-
mantle dreamer who accomplished
things as king of Macedon, succeeded
in restoring the city. The idea was
supposed to have been given him in q
dream by Nemesis. one of the gods
worshiped in the temple at Smyrna.
The city fell and flourished under
the sieges and vicissitudes of Greek,
Roman. Byzantine and Turkish rulers.
In the Roman period 1t Wed again with
Ephesus and Pergamum for the title
Of the first city Of Asia.
When Constantinople became the
seat of the government, directing the
destinies, of the Asia Minor cities,
Smyrna declined. trade routes changed
and the city was ravaged several
times.
Antiquarians have been surprised to
find the few relics Of antiquity that
are still to be seen in Smyrna.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
BABY Dimes IN JURY ROOM
Court Held Mother-Juror, So Father
Brings Child for Its Daily
RAtions.

Spokane. Wash.-While the law is
30 stern that 1t refuses a mother per-
mission to go to her baby while she
is doing jury duty. there is nothing to
prevent baby going to her mother.
at least that is how the law was in
terpreted in the court Of Judge VIII
liam Huneke. when baby Margaret
Hackett went to the courthouse for
her dinner.
Father rushed Margaret, aged three
months, in an automobile to the court.
house. Mother gave baby her six
o'clock meal. and father and infant
retired, subject to hurry calls during
the night.
Mrs. r. w. Hackett was serving on
a jury which failed to agree.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
Wyoming.

Five rigs are at work on the hold
lngs of the Greybull Oil Company
near Basin. Another producing we'll
was brought in recently on the Torch
light claim.
l.. w. Trumbull, state geologist OF
Wyoming, has issued special report
IN the Little Buffalo Basin oil and
gas field, and ON the Grass Creek oil
and gas field.
The Bennett Oil Company, of which
James Bennett, formerly Of Cheyenne.
Is manager, has struck SO0-barrel
flow OF green oil in the Humble field,
near Houston, Tex.
The Bitter Creek Coal Mining Com
pany, with principal offices in Chey-
enne and capital stock of $4,000.
filed articles of incorporation with
Secretary of State Houx. The firm
proposes to do coal mining in Lara
mie county.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
MAN BLIND, HE MAKES GOOD
siohtiess Harvard Freshman Succeeds
In Most Trying Event In College
Course.

Boston.-A blind boy. twenty years
Of age. is approaching a successful end
Of his freshman year at Harvard. He
ls William c. Plunkett of Roxbury,
who entered the university last Sep
tember with honors and who has
stood the pace in academic work at
Cambridge.
The success that Plunkett has met
In his first year. which is the most
trying event even to students in the
possession Of all their faculties. has
given him courage in his hopes mat
he will be able to go all the way
through college and earn degree.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
Colorado,


At Cripple Creek renewed activity
Is apparent at the C. o. D. mine.
Near Leadville the sinking of the
Jennie June shaft has been com
pleted
Colorado, in the last five years,
l91O-1915. has averaged S1s,225,5OO in
output Of gold.
Lessees on the Laplander tunnel in
the Sugar Loaf section of the Lead
vile district are pushing their pros
pecting work along with energetic de-
termination
In the Rico district a fine looking
body OF lead carbonate ore was en-
countered at the Wellington
mine.
The Silver Ledge mill, San Juan
county. is now in full swing and daily
grinding out heavy lead and zinc con.
centrate.
Heavy shipments will shortly be in
order from the Henry Adney. Mary
Nevin and Banner workings at Grip
pie Creek.
In Leadville the Jackets lease on
the lbex No. l is again shipping a
regular tonnage Of high grade zinc
carbonate.
Silverton reports the commence
ment OF work on the Aggie-Banner of
Hope lease in Maggie gulch by Arthur
Malchus and associates.
The Big Four property on Breeze
hill, Leadville, is again putting out q.
steady tonnage OF gold-bearing ore
that averages above $50 to the ton.
The Allen.Fattor lease on the Titus
vile vein In the Silver Lake mine,.
near Silverton, is keeping up its rec
ord as shipper Of extremely high.
grade gold ore.
At Silverton It Is stated that the
Broad Gauge, a new mine being
opened up In the Burns gulch section
of the eastern San Juan gold belt, To-.
attracting added attention to that 10
cality.
In Cripple Creek district the ORR
son and Eby and Anderson lease on
the Trail mine situated on Bull hill
is developing into one Of the biggest
propositions OF its kind to be found
In the camp.
The process Of turning over STRAIT
toms Independence mill and group Of.
mines at Victor has been completed.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
Card Saved soIdler,s Life.

A German lady sent box OF cigars
to a soldier recently. accompanied by
her calling card. The lieutenant later
wrote her that the card had saved his
life. One day while in the trenches
he took out his notebook, and her card
fell to the ground. When he bent to
pick 1t up. shrapnel fell over the
trench. He would have surely been
killed had he not been in q reclining
position.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
WESTE r N
MINING NEWS
IN BRIEF
IN q r ] Eff

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Metal Market Values.
Lead. New York, $5.75.
Bar silver, 471ac.
Spelter, st. Louis, $19.17h.
Copper, casting, $19.62h; Electro
,ytic, $2O.25@20.50.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
Without 4 Word He Drew the Watch
From His Pocket.

police located the owner. and the doc
tor met his victim.
Il thought you'd robbed me-" the
doctor explained
And l thought you we're a holdup
man." the victim admitted.
The police absolutely vouch for
this. It actually happened.
Gilpin observer., 1915-07-15
New Mexico.

Some good ore. bearing gold. silver
and copper, is being developed in the
district west of mountaineer.
The first shipment Of ore from the
Red Cloud mining group in the Gal
lima mountains showed mostly value
in lead, with fair per cent OF cop
per.
The Lewisohns, operating the cop
per mines at San Pedro. Santa Fe
county, are recovering ten tons Of cop
per matte daily, which Is shipped to
Omaha for refining.
Two and a quarter tons OF bullion.
or 200 bars, were shipped by the
Socorro Mining and Milling Company
from the Mogollons during the past
month. The Silver Call Mining and
Milling Company has pumped its
main shaft dry to the bottom, dis
tance Of 300 feet.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION

pmtrct Alwmn lohu Kiam beg
rerr nmn NfuNuHtllIn hHtnU 1900 NHi
htntrrlst %. mn tha NlrstH
Iiseuf uoton Ha ra.nysa,s
tor n ht ou ut .u,fns u tno
Nuerre
Dgrld o. b nrnms ot uumn ire
hnt rceiHfsrrd at tne Nu"rea t,aiot
IH'
t.oua o. GARCIA anl $3.50. T.c t,os
rs ErnoatO GHrcn Nuerm And iHNH
"a GARCIA NtWei n tlr ciN 1utni.
das fum @su nic.u rhr1 au eHt
lns at hc Nurcoa
Nm M huu 70 Hrlu Nae
umous ,eaterla, HrNHa at th0 Nu,
r,a
30 Be- Crosby cAmc m yesterday
tctuoru fnm Wcnt for frN dhta
stay rt business and s rastoui U
lho Nuccra
Mrs Tnomna ktb 30 Portland wa.
ln iho Cty Yesterday naWma
A. cwnean BIZ hcv from San peao
fnr short HNtN un hualnpes tie a5.
rvod yesterday and ta ga th, state
u r. ogcuy of necyny vas tmop s.
thr arrivals at tho state NrstsNlaN
SENATOR John q wlacs m hcrc m
business having NrrfNra Yesterday
u D. Wunnms aud wife ~ 10 r,ua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03
CALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
ACTS | IkE DYNAMITE ON LIVER
GUARANTEE ~oopsoN6 W.T. GIVE YOU rHe nrsr
LNtH AND bowel CLEANSING YOU EVGR HAD

stop unlnF eaipmfl % mNku Nmf
piph pnut lonv Il haYH WHrN % nu
trcl haN Hlueeiah bilious zoe tnn.i
pstea uatcn 90 mr
'Aluuul o. mercury Nr uuetsiNrr
which causes ngUrnais ef ho mann
simri ~hfn d NvmrF iuio tuninU
With enur belle CRASHES into % hfwkng
u up This is Whom sou foel shat aWful
nausea and vfampluH ~ Nou are Nlii
hnuekod cut V Nuur hNrr Is tormH
hnd bowels 0onaupa,pd ut sou have
headache diasncas coated tnnrur 10
ifrath ls hHd ur etvmavh snug uft ua
spoonful " harmless pndanna liver
fNar
il"rc'a my HuasRNtee gn tn AUS dfue
store aud SGT hn cent hottie ed 600
SCOUTS l.Nvf Tone Take q spaunfu o.
nlrht and n Il dnvanp ntfniahtsn ,,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03
We Take the Rl !!!

We know willnc aep.
with the O-Ccdar Pollsh ~
We know you viii wsls's
the relief j; brings.
We know you viii ap'N~
the hard work It saves
We know YOU wa x
with the way il dasts, eis'n
polishcs IA al the SANG =
That Is why VIC say
Try thc O-Ccdar PoliiA ~
DAYS "a our rst. lila is 20 -. =.
torv. ,gc 90 nat want Yea . ~
v,- ,.i-. uiii X 70 r..
without question e iisrai. ~ -
than sc clalm. Nou 70 b ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

CAtct TIA iudh Juno Iho rn-
lIfod puwcu Granted 600 ihe ndnn
Gnturumon' fnt dshlue wIth upuaIt 80
during tbf Nurnprtn waf mtp uuw
boon applied n Hftoniron dIhfrtfa of
iieneai rhiH n,tou o. tht rpaali VI
an opidcmlr uf iewicHHntHa Attributed
ht the nuthouueH 60 tho iurr,na, m
The ooat of Twins
Tho fnuliD waa 1ii between natives
Nhpui leno arrests hsNr hrnn made
&c, IL Where They've Got II Corpus
Christi Hardware Company HW
tANfoTfIHrtnN
Fhr ttllrr UtFues 10 nf iH. Slows
all 1T tun time
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

Lave MARKETS.


rpNT WORTH jane linaa TO-.
ccip,n aao0i weak, nRht 14tmfs0
ltlc iiecripta tuuo steady he"vca
G.gbmG.sO.
aerp iipeolpta leo steady, lnmbH
kpV4f 100
KANSNH CITY hne iiuga no.
erlpis $4,000 i0Wcr bnlh 5t0aei 0e
Cattle Rcccipis $500. lower. south
efn 4iyrra HNhqtssO
shees 'ieccipia eno0l hghrr. lamhs
sa0ftttet.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03
WEATHER SUMMARY
y. S. DEPARTMENT or AGRlcuL.
RE-WEArHER BUREAu.

Weather bnllcun Tor 20 herrr crb
lnr zoe r m mrraitn tme
L-.. ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

90. sg, :, Where They've Cot IT, Carog,
0nr''o Hardware Company
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

&c, Il Where THEY'VE Gst it--Corru.
Christi Hardware Company aN
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

One OF the greatest and
most pleasing actresses
on the film stage
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

A siX-act picturization i
the famous Belasco dya,
attic hit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

% III tun TIME
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03
:: City News in Brief =

Az members Of tho Corpus Christi
chofpi socirtg are urgrd 90 BE- present
~ ihe rcsglhf rehearsal ~ Boz held ~
nlahi in 40, ptfish hupHe. The chorus
has several public oates ln the near
future ard some good practices are
necessary
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

Invitation 90 deliver iho Response tp
tht address as NelcufuF ni fur FORTH
caniug convention ~ Texas League ~
Municipalities 30 Boz head ti Green
VILE
Prssidsrs Flato. Secretary Fasris ard
number ~ other officers " ihN cuu
mffriai Ciph VIII attend % me.fInH f
tnr fun shine AufiimrF club 90 pe
held tomorfuw nixht a. ofiock
District Judge Hopkins and cosr,
@frHnrrfphef nnsnufNHl RETURNED 0ee-
aay from fcubfpnfiiir Nhpre district
court haa been BOO srfaion ths werh
Two DIns, faf altering Dmods eu rlt
&c. wcre returned OBJ rar Frarl iuu
durlns ihe arsson Mandas court nln
upsa 500 san Diego to fnte 1n tnr Da.
Ynl county docket
The Quiz Coast Electric Company -
fht unmr ~ n ucw huainefe fn Corpus
CHRISTI fhnt vii enter thr electric
nld So O. srhuwnih won knanf
s.u Antanlo electrical man a imam
1Frr ln1 a. TymI son an0an
Cotfua Christian. h aapsrntrnlent
The hum opc fur hmnnf 1t ut
Starr airrrt
q course IN study o. domestic te,-
nHo0 lH fn bel offnfrd anmra 80 u. HtI
und'r l Wpn pfppn,i Nr 49,
lt'HIu.rf nhn invites 900 ntl ntrf
rei.1 BOB NnusrfDrp.r fUf". fH moot
h.l MnndHt mnfuine fHnr lh.
fnaifnram ~ fHc Htrn f.H
fs t 4. 49,. I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
UNKNOWN PERSON
Shot Negroes Dead, Declares
eorOner's Jury After Hold
ing an Inquest.

A coroner's jury empanelled by DR.
s. M. Mason, coroner, to make an in
auiry into the cause of the death of
Mrs. Amanda Randsell. colored, who
was shot dead in her home in Glen
Elk, No 2, Saturday night, decided
Wednesday that the murdered woman
came to her death from shot fired
from a gun.sin the hands Of an IN
known person.
The jury. P. r. Cost. John E. wy
ckoff, Charles Long, j. H. Somer-
vile, A. T. Redmond and George NJ
Kyle. heard the evidence of several
witnesses before rendering the yer
dict.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
REBA TE FOR VOTING
AT q He PRllNA RES
Is Proposed in a Measure In
troduced in the PennsyI-
vania House.
my. Asaee.A-ke -rssr

HARRISBURG, March l1.-When
the constitutional amendment giving
women the right TO vote was reach
ed on final passage in the Senate
Wednesday there was buzz of ex-
element in the corner near the
presidents chair, where sat party
OF state suffragist association Off
icials, headed by Mrs. Frank Rossing.
of Pittsburg, president, and all eyes
were directed to Senator Grow, as
ne jumped up quickly. 1t was not
his intention to speak on the bill as
WAS expected, but he merely asked
that the measure go over, meaning
lit could be brought up any time.
There was no objection and the bill
went over. Senator Crow said after
ward that it will be called up on
Monday, when every senator is ex-
pected TO be present. The following
bills were finally passed: Making 1T
unlawful to obtain credit for goods,
wares, or merchandise under a false
or assumed names, prescribing the
duties of township. commissioners
and supervisors to precent the arti-
7 fetal coloring of noodles, sphagetti,
etc; prohibiting the unlawful use of
milk bottles and prohibiting unnat-
Iuralized foreign-born residents from
fishing in this state
Lieutenant Governor McClain. IN
"a felicitous address. extended from
the chair the congratulations of the
Senate to Senator Crow on his forty
fifth birthday. The Senate, after
clearing its calendar adjourned I'M
til next Monday evening at 9 o'clock
Representative Wood, of Indiana
Ecounty, introduced In the House q
bill for the reapportionment Of the
Legislative districts Of the state.
Losses Of one member are made IN
IClearf1eld, Venango, Bradford. Nc
Kean, Tioga. Cumberland and Ian
caster counties. Gains ofaone menl-
Der are made in Indiana. Westmore-
land, Washington, Cambria and ALLIE
gheny counties. The general appor-
Ftionnent Of Allegheny county is
changed and Philade 1phia district is
left blank to fill out later. The mea
sure calls for membership of 205a
instead of GOT. a bill was present
ed by Mr.. Snyder. of Westmo reland.
proyide ed for poll tax Of SO a year
with rebate OF So to every man
who votes atprimary and general
elections.
The money is to be USED Tor coun-i
ty purposes One dollar is payable
when other county taxes are due and
the remaining two dollars before De-
cember 10. The penalty for nom
payment is to be imprisc:led in the
county Jail to continue until tax is
naid
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
FOX WARNS.
Republican Members That the
Democrats Will Support No
Revenue Measure.
.arre,AL y, 1ns rE.sa.A,4

CHARLESTON. March LII Senator
Fox, Democratic leader Of the SEN
,ata, warned the Republican members
Wednesday that the Democrats would
support no revenue measures and in
sisted that the Republican majority
agree to the measures it wants
passed without delay. He declared
that after today the Democrats will
support a melton to adjourn sine
die: The Senate passed the House
bill amendment making the work
mems compensation fund pay the
cost of its own administration
The senate finance committee re-
ported without recommendation the
Pierce gas tax bill. which passed the
House and the Gray mine inspection
tax bill.
iByaa vote of 80 10 ss4 the House
passed the bill placing a tax of one
half of one per cent on the produc-
ton of coal and tow per cent on the
production Of oiltand gas The House
rejected a bill to tax farm products to
pay the cost OF maintaining the state
department of agriculture The House
finance committee report ed fayorably
the Bloch constitutional amendment
to classify properly for taxation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
We'll IS GRANTED
PROHIBITION WRIT.
State is Enjoined from Prose
cutting Him, but an Appeal
is to Be Takenin Case.
t.Y AsseelATEo rseas,

CHARLESTON, March 11t-Judge
5. ID. Litt1 epage in the circuit court
Wednesday granted writ OF prohibi-
ton staying the inferno iiate court Of
hanawha county from further pro-
ceedings in the indictments against
"A. Leo We'll, Pittsburg attorney,
charged with conspiracy in an at
tempt to bride the public service COM
mission. Judge Ltttlepage also over
ruled the motion OF Prosecutor Town
send to quash the petition and the
rule sLle. granted thereon and overruled
the demurrer to the same petition
Mr.. Townsend asked for stay OF
thirty days saying an appeal would
be taken to the supreme court ana
court recessed while the papers were
being drawn. The appeal probably
Will be drawn Thursday.
Judge Littlepage's decision reads:
On the three points in this case.
hrst on the question Of Indictment,
hold that the Indictment does not
charge that the defendant attempted
to produce false testimony or bribe
a witness to swear falsely; I there
fore think the Indictment is not good.
On the question as to whether the
accessory could be tried in this state
for an offense advised while he was
in PENNSYLVANIA. the court is in ser
lous doubt about that. am inclined
to think that he could be. On the
third question as to whether this de-
PENDANT has committed an offense
against the state law by attempting
as charged In the indictm emit to pro-
cure evidence in the case pending in
the federal court, L hold that the fed
era1 court has Jurisdiction over that
matter entirely and that the inter
mediate court of this county has not
i therefore sustain the writ. 9 =.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
STATE PRISON
Sentence is Given Ernest Gill
upon His Confession Of
Theft of Junk.

Ernest Gill indicted jointly with
Mart Lewis on a charge of the theft
of junk from the brotherhood Junk
Company, confessed in the criminal
court Wednesday, morning and Judge
James w. Robinson Sentenced tim
to serve two years in the state pen
itentiary ait Moundsvil1e. "A jury had
brought in a verdict OF guilty against
Lewis
y Arlis Edgell confessed to violation
OF the prohibition laws and was sem
fenced to jail and roads for six months
ard to pay fine of S1O0. mn
Jesse Craig was acquitted OF riot
GUS conduct on street car.
]. T. Cornell was on trial charged
With VIC Eating the prohibition laws
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
PROPER CHARGE
is That for Dumping Coal into
Boats, Interstate Commerce
Commission Says.
fsrret.l3ro-rrr rslrea4.,

WASHINGTON Mar. ll.-A de-
cision of interest 10 coal shippers
of West Virginia has been reached
by the Interstate commerce COM
mission in the complaint OF the New
England Coal and Coke Company
against the Norfolk and Western
railway and Others The railroad
company makes charge for dump
ing coal into boats from it's piers
in the harbors of Norfolk and New
port News. IN addition to the regu-
lar transportation rate applying to
The port on business destined be-
yond the Virginia capes The COM
mission held that the practice is not
unlawful and dismissed the com
plant.