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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

Der r&ecorb" ma6t 9euti9Ganb einen
8ortpurf harmu5, baB ungeIi9ts bes I'M
9uag tagenben Sriebens@@ ongrefes es neue
9ebiete ertpirbt unb an cine 8ermebrung Der
Slptte 0entt. 8ir 4merifuner BADEN bic
g~eringite l1rfa4e, uns barber auf3u6aIten.
1ebrigens bat ni6t 0euti9lanb ben 6riez
benscongreB DerunituItet, fonOern HuBlunO,
per fpgendnnte SreunO Nmerifus, unb RuB<
riitet 6etanntIt4 riitig tpeiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Wern oas KIeine sdhnt,

70 perIGumt ui6t, bas oIte NIB wobl erprobte
6iIfsmittel fir bos !3obneu Der &iltber,
Mrs. @inslOw's Sootbin9 Sprup, an5u=
wenber; ST beruRigt baS Sinh, er1pet9t Oas
8tnbfolif urb 1T bos bette Mittel sesen
DiorrbOe. 6iufunb3wanaia Gents Die Slai@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
il tbiae Sbe1

Der beGbenmitbigs 0berf
StoGtenburg, Der auf ben Pbilippiz
men an Der Spibe ieines &egiments, bes
eriten SreiptGigenz Regiments DON Nebrasta
fie1, ru9t iebt uuf benz 5riebbofe 3u Rem
NlbanD in Snbiana, tpp er elmer beutiaen
Samilie entiprobte, Sn Nebrasta's Staatsz
bauptitubt 2incpln 1T ibm arp9 i'm 3obe
nod einmal Nbbitte geleiftet norben, ipegen
bes INN bort tpioerfabrenen l1nreAts. Seine
2ei9e tpurbe bort feierli9 i'm @ibungsioule
bes Stdatsfenuts unter 9roBen Gbrenbe5elz
gungen ausgeiteut, unb 10 paro uu9 i'm
feierli9en Nnblide oes Spbes has 1hmGb@
libe lnre9t gut gema9t, bas bic Staatsz
geIebgebung Nebrasta's bur4 4nnabme Ell
mes 8ei6lufes begging, mOrin tie Stoltenz
burg's Grnennung gum S6erit bes
acknowledgements tabelte. Offerings
bate ie nod BEL ieinen 2eb5eiten ben ungez
re9ten unb oummen 8ei9luB niOerrufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Goui60n.
3met M1enidenleben iino oabet
81 6runoe 9e9an9en.
GrpreBsng nabe5n Derungliift.

Cine Go1ifion ereienete fi9 III OespIoines oa=
ourd, oaB DER St. pauI=Grpreb3u9 9eeen
cine Sofomotipe rannte, oeren 3iihrer
wunoerbarer meiie nit einem 8einbru9
oapon fam. Die anoere Goaiiion
fano auf oen GeIeiien Der .. & %. ftatt
uno bier perIor Elm Gocomotipfiihrer fem
$eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Reine Gtni9un9.
RoItn9er miro einen Srpeiter prosef
81 beiteben haben.

Bel DER s6Iu6abfimmune mar ole 5urY bin
fidtlid DER Sdulofra9e 9leidmd6ie 9e=
tPeiIt. Der neue pro5e6 foI fdon iehr
balo beginner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
11nfere Gorrefppnbenten unb Maenter

NHIEIH WUEITTPUNUFN4tN NIU A9e1lEH
be!!u9en Die folgrtben Staten:
9err pauG SriebeG bic Stauten Soma,
Minnefotu, Ioipie gtorbz unb 9iibz9a.cta.
9err Nbo1f Werner 5ereif ge9enz
Ddrttg ols @ertreter Der ySQinoi5 Staat5z
3eitung" ben Stat SG;uDis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-17
Street Car Accident.

a man named E. Benson. Who is
employed in the Honolulu Iron Works
was run over by one of the tramcars on
King street yesterday morning. he
was slightly the worse for liquor, and
after he had stepped from the car ho
fell under the wheels. He is BADLY
bruised in several places and MS left
forearm is fractured in such way that
amputation will probably be neces-
sary. After the accident the injured
man was taken to the Queens Hospi-
tai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-17
THE SALE CONSUMMATED.
Hawaiian Syndicate Acquires Va
luable Coal Properties.

Referring to the deal in Washington
coal properties engineered by Frank n.
McCandless during his recent visit TO
the Islands, <Ellensburg dispatch Of
July Sd says:
Deeds We're filed today for 200
acres of coal lands within two miles OF
Roslyn, the consideration named he
ing $50, 1000. The purchasers are ria
waiian parties. who are said TO com
mand millions OF capital. The deal was
made by F. y. McCandless. who mas
made two trips TO the islands this ysal
! on this business The land contains
fine timber, water power and a town
site. The plans of the purchasers
have not been diyulged'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-17
Early Morning Alarm

The fire department was called ont
at an early hour yesterday morning 10
eXtinguish what was supposed to be a
big blaze at the corner of Fort and
King streets. The fire, however, was
in rubbish pile and was put out by
the policeman of that beat before the
engines arrived.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-17
AND STILL THEY COME.

An immense shipment of dry goods
has inst been received by l.. b. Kerr
and are in shape now and ready Tor IN
snection. All are cordially invited
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-17
Moonlight Concerts.

The following public moonlight con-
certS will take place this week:
Tonight at Emma Square; Tuesday
night at Thomas Square; Wednesday
night at Makee Island; Thursday night
at Thomas Square.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-17

There is not an ounce OF headache
in barrel of it, Jesse moore
whiskey. Try it and see Tor yourseii'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-17

NEW BILL at ORPHEUM ne
ATER tonight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-17

In times of peace; In times OF war
The faVOrite drink is Jesse Moore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
MERCEDES MAY
GO TO NEW YORK
The Former Spanish Cruiser May
Follow in the RaIeigh's Wake.
HATHAWAY GOES TO GRAND JURY
Church Lewis AssaiIant WAVES TX
amination-NorfoI Ferry steamer
60 BE Used as Railroad
Transfer Boat.

NORFOLK, VA. May S.-special.-The
ferry steamer John ". Garrett sailed tins
morning for the North Carolina sounds.
where she will be used by the Norfolk
and Southern Railroad as a transfer
steamer TO convey cars and passengers
across tho sound.
The steamer seaboard Captain Drisko'
which recently put in here in Distress
her repairs completed. sailed to-day for
Mobile.
The British steamer Rapidan sailed this
morning from Newport News for Europe.
TO THE GRAND JURY.
David j. Hathaway. who IS charged
with shooting w. Church Lewis I'M Nor
folk on February 2ld last. when arraign-
ed for trial I'm the Police Court to-day
waived examination and was sent on to
the grand jury. He was bailed in the
sum Of 81 600 which was furnished Lewis
recovered.
MAY MISS THE MERCEDES.
II was stated this morning by gentle
man thoroughly conversant with inc
facts. that unless the citizens OF Norfolk
bestir Themselves the former Spanish
cruiser Ecina Mercedes Wn.ch Nd3 "t'H
ordered 10 proceed 10 Norfolk vii DE
ordered 20 go 10 New YORK instead.
This gentleman said that New YORK
wants the ship and is quietly using pow
orful influence to get her away from NOT
folk as IT did the cruiser Raleigh. rms
gentleman suggested to-day that a loud
protest made Immediately might do some
good
CONCENTRATED ACTION NEEDED
individually the people o. Norfolk take
the liveliest interest in the cruiser and
many have said that to order her TO New
York would be 10 put a slight upon the
whole state Many have. with the
Raleish incident fresh in their minds
entertained for some time the fear that
the Mercedes would bot be allowed 10
come 10 Norfolk and that some protest
may be made to take her away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
ABINGD0N'S BIG
CRIMINAL DOCKET
Ninety-tight Indictments Found in
the United States Court.
QUEER CASE FROM GILES COUNTY
United States Law Violated 20 Escape
the State Courts-A Big Civil Dock
ct Being Rapidly Disposed OF
An Ideal Foreman.

ABINGDON. VA. May -Special-The
United States Circuit and District Courts
commenced their regular May term for
1859 at this point late Tuesday
Two actions az law. those OF the Roam
oke Coal and coke Company against tho
New River Mineral Company and Of
George NJ secey against The New River
Mineral Company. removed from The cir
cult Court OF syythe county. were dock
ctcd.
Tho grand jury was organized with Geo.
Nythe GIeavcs of Wythe county, as fore
man. Mr.. Gleayes. ia hls ngure, face
and bearing would have graced the Ro-
man Senate aud makes ana idcal grand
jury foreman. add.us oi-nlly and s0iem-
nifty 90 the BODY. lie carries. "a STAN ike
a weavers BEAM but from IBIS appear
ancs Ia hardly Boz need oi
INDICTMENTS FOUND.
The grand yuly nao up tJ uate found
true bills against ninety-o.ght parties and
not a true bill in cases asalust twenty
lgo others.
OF the entire criminal docket thirty
three defendants have plead guilty.
quilted by juries thirteen dismissed. and
in TWO cases there were misrals.
OF the nincty-elsht indictments made al
this term. thirty-three are from the
county OF Wise. which S. due 90 the fact
Of the existence there az tho large coal
and coke industries az Stoncga. Appa-
lachia and Thorn Greek. where the temp
tati0n 90 sell liquor ilNcity % the large
numivr OF employee seems difficult % con-
troll. in one or more Of these cases a.
PENDANTS had "Biind Tigers ON board
canoes. hoping 90 cvade land service and
any particular location.
PECULIAR CASE
A queer case comes from Giles county
where n defendant named Ryan was in-
dicfed for retailing liquor without h-
ccnsc. From the evidence 80 appears de-
PENDANT was selling n mixturc that was
obnoxious 90 State laws bat not 90 United
States laws. Fearing indictment by the
State officials. which for some reason he
dietrusted, ne determined 90 sell % few
gallons OF liquor 90 order o. procure bis
Indictment in. tho United States Court.
thinking this would head off any State
movement against him. as 80 is not Gus
tomary 10 punish On both courts for SUBJ
stantially the same offonso. Ills sales Of
LIQUOR We're proven 10 have been M @
small loss 10 himself. To AN this he con-
fessed and the jury acquitted him. the
idea being that DE was not "a retail
LIQUOR dealer.' Tor the purpose o. evading
The internal revenue tax. This defendant
lives az New River Nlrr0ws or Mouth
81 Wolf Creek where the immense tim
her domain. which Horace Greedy some
years ago visited in person and was tho
means on selling 20 northern people. has
been the cause Of tho establishment Of
a.fHf N.rI fe..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
KILLED HIS RIVAL.
Negro Row at ii Newport News Merry
Go -Itound Ends in Murder.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May S-Spe-
cial Jealousy was AT the bottom OF
shooting ARRAY late Saturday night
g Tn,r@ EzeHei Newman. negro
longshoreman. Richard Williams,
Hampton negro, is in ia charged with
muIurr. The affair occurred al It merry
go-rOund, and the men qusrre.ed over
Emma Fisher. According to eyewitness
Of the affair. Williams appeared upon
the scene and knocked the woman of
the hobby horse. When Newman pro-
tested. Williams drew q 32-caliber revolN-
err and fired at his rival three times,
striking him twice. In. spite Of his wound
Newman wrenched the pistol from his
antagonists hands and fired two shots
neither of which took effect.
A man named Whitehead was struck
bv one OF the i've shots fred, the bullet
hitting him in the leg.
Williams was arrested AFTER not
chase. Newman died Sunday morning
coroners jury held Williams for the
crime.
Ine Newport News Shipbuiding and
Dry Dock Company will probably bid on
the six new protected cruisers which
were authorized by the last Congress
along with the three armOred cruisers
and the three battle-ships. Il is known
that the Trigg snipyard al Richmond.
will bid for the construction OF one OF
the cruisers. for which bids viii be asked
for about July lst.
in the clerks Office yesterday X. &.
Brstow entered suit for 5000 damages
against r. w. Reynolds for alleged as
sault and battery. The suit will be heard
by Judge Rarham IN the Corporation
Court on the third Monday In May.
Owing to the prominence Of both parties
considerable interest attaches 90 the suit
Alfred V. Sturgeon. a builder and con-
tractor. has fled a petition i'm bankruptcy.
Liabilities. Sl5.NL64: assets. S25. claimed
as exempt. The creditors are principally
I'm Columbus.
The Council has elected j. J. Q Don
nell a Councilman 20 the Office Of SUI
perintcndent Of Sewers. Just created.
The big Chesapeake and Ohio liner.
Rapidan. sailed this morning with the
largest general cargo. probably. that
ever passed out the Virginia capes. lLVN
tons. including 2SS head OF cattle and
$4,000 bushels Of corn. on board The
Rapidan was also a fine Kentucky tho
roughbrcd for Mr. Furness. OF the Fur
ness. Witty Company. 1t will be sent
TO West Hartlepool. England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
BISHOP WHITTLE AT MISSIONER.
lie breaches 10 Large Congregations.
Major Drcwry Better.

MISSIONER. VA. May ESPECIAL
Bishop Whittle has just paid THIS parish
visit after an absence of many years.
Despite most Indictment weather. he
preached 10 large congregations al Map
sico. Nestover and Grace churches ser
mons of great power and beauty
Some interest is being taken in The ind
ing OF a number OF large and wcll-pre-
served bones, evidently OF some prehistoric
animal. al Roxbury. where Mr.. Il. L..
Walker is digging a well.
The authorities-both State and county
have been notified. and NJ. Walker has
assured your correspondent that greatest
care will be taken in unearthing any
other bones that may be struck
Major A. IL Drewry. of Westover
while still feeble, was able to be out
doors for little while on Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
CHINA'S RAILROADS.
Tho BoundleSs Possibilities of tho Ce-
Ic~tial Empire IN That Line.

lE-Itul i.ufFtir.s a. That 1
v-,stfr,-l,r,->- ~.
i'"''-
"S3' present ana piosp .'''e ln China
FORM an interesting chapter 90 the public
.afion fga+ i--,,.a h,- Cha. ,,-,..,-,. .,.
wa" VI o."'.stil-. 'HlIlitd OommeiciN
'"iia I'D l>,'. WIKI h'fJ miles oi Watrr-
ways no" open 90 navigation oy steam
vessels OF all nations. with $1,000 milo, OF
telegraph now in daily use. with over 500
miles Of railway in operation and over
300 miles projected. the details af tie
proposed net work OF railway lines 10
connect the great WATERWAYS and oi,ios
OF this dersov ropuisfad empir. s-. i,-
tcrcstlng. The statement fs 4s f,r,v.s.
tblna's 0rsf railroad ,,,. o,..n.i ,.. ~,
between Shanghai fbo Sow vnr, ~,
china and u-n.,,., f.,,,..... u-t.-. at..
ts,t l,.t,. ,,,.,. .iI-.'..r..
$500. ~. ~. ... .'
80 e.....,... .- aus WI"
'. ''p nS 'ne ~
~, '"''' "."''''' was
'''-,e p'oJ..Niee "Hu sue
were ''ioNS 'h"t lhe Iocal
""''''i '",a "''t.' up lne me- "hicn hau
'''" ''iia.I.rtr" Ny hiiii-h enterprise
tore up the rails ana abandoned IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
STANTON 0DO-fELl0WS.
Prominent Members of the Order To
Attend the Meeting In Lynchburg.

STANTON. VA. May S.-Special-
DR. u. \. Bucherck Past Grand Repre-
sentative OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
w. A. slater. Grand Master OF the State
OF Virginia. Hugh II. Harlow, OF Staun-
ton Lodge No. A., and William A. Pratt.
of Fidelity Lodge No 10, left this morn
ing for Lynchburg TO attend the meeting
OF the /. O. o. p.
Mrs. NJ. L. Miller is reported very Ill
at her home Eastwood.
David Drake one Of the truest Con
federates TO be found. left yesterday Tor
Charleston 10 attend the reunion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Murderer Arrested IN Roanoke.

ROANOKE. VA. May Special
Lmmpkirs. a negro murderer wanted In
Wise county. Va for killing Walter
Graves over "a crap game ten days ago.
was arrested here to-day 10y officer Rig
ney Lumpkins came TO Roanoke last
Friday. and was soon spotted by the
police.
ne admitted shooting Graves. but says
no did not know ne had killed him.
The mu.deror was locked mp and the
wise county authorities notified.
Morris Gilmore. a negro man from
Winston, n c., was run down by an en-
CINE on the Norfolk and Western yard
tonight and had his foot cut on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

=. II. McCaull. has been sold TO Messrs:
Duncan & Rixey for $3.50. The farm OF
Mrs Diana G. Brown, near Elkwood' III
the same county. has been purchased oy
the Fietchers Brothers. OF Warrenton.
The ladies' OF Jerusalem Baptist church'
in Richmond county. will give an et-
cursion 20 this city by the steamer VEST
moreland OF the Weems Line, on wed
nesday. May 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Stranoe Dnclrlnes.

CLOVER. VA. May S-Special.-A
series of meetings was conducted by a
young man from Richmond in our town
last week. closing last night. The young
man was a representative Of the Apos-
toiic Baptist church OF Fulton. ana ne
held and taught what TO Us were some
strange doctrines. but he was evidently
sincere. Some good was done
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Mount Pony Sold.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May S.-Spe-
clal.-The farm IN Culpeper county, known
as Mount Pony" belonging 70 Colonel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

hail storm visited this section. lasting
a half an hour; fortunately the growing
crops were not FAR enough advanced to be
damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
T. IRE ASSOCIATION or PHILADELPHIA.

HIkE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.
ANNUAL THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER q ls or
AFFAIRS
ADELIIA UNDER HE LAWS
GOMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA IN PURSUANCE IL iD LAW" VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

1. CAPITAL.
''''''' '''''''
Amount capital paid cash '''''' ''''''
interest Is due...'
res accrued there
v9iio' ~ i..' c,,e OF buildings and .
,Shtple improvements q 4 as
OF saidm
BONDS UNITED % pf,N-nS
INCORPORATED IIis,S i,Ifv TIiE
SrOCKS. OWNED AboOLOIh|l "a M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

Presidont-E G. IRWIN.
Vice lrcsdent-r n. CONDERMAN.
Secretary-BENJ. T. HERNkNESS. -, ,tt,,
Principal Ohice-f07 WALNUT SIRE EFT. PHlbADEbt iiIN
Organized lnCOrpOrtcd-MARCH p, XIV
Commenced Business SEPTEMBER !, llt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

SOMETIMES YOU EAT TOO KUCE
SOMETIMES YOU DRINK TOO NUCE
Sometimes you do both
Leaving bad taste. cloudcd brain and genersl
rocky feeling foT the next day.
N> J0MNS0K'S ~me
stomach TABLETS
WIN Brace You Up. Nothing so rood for
stomach Troubles Biliousness or Malaria, and
none so cheap Large Box, 10 Cents as
fsbiets.) BY mail for Ave 7-ccnt stamps Made st
The Johnson Laborstories. Inc, Philadelphia.
WIN. P. POYTHRESS & CO..
w. n. SCOTT.
r. E. SHINE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
D HEvrx NUISANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR YEAR ENDING DEcEMBER 81 1905 OF
cONDITl0N AND AfFhKS,0R TIVE 9p L4EE Z M t
THE t1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09
Hail storm in Famquier.

WARRENTON. VA. May Especial
At o clock this afternoon . most violent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-09

Presdent-GEORGE p. SHELDON -
Vice observation-disclosures DltkvliAM'
Secrctary-WIIIlAM a. WHICH,, -,,oo,-r,->, ~ a.
princinai ono rs COURT STREET, BROokL1N, ~ y
0ros,,l,sl ,r I,tlornorated- SEPTEMBER l0 1853.
Commenced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 1888
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-24

burg last Wednesday, having spent
few days here after her parents LETT,
the guest of Misses Lillian and Ger
trude Brown. and Mr.. and Mrs. 9. A.
Horror.
Miss Grace Rhodes, OF Lewis county,
visited relatives in the city this week.
Custar Post No. s, G. A. r., has
erected galvanized sheet iron tablet
near the Spanish war cannon with an
inscription on it giving full details OF
the make, capture and presentation OF
their trophy.
Rev. L. e. Peters will preach about
education at the Baptist church on sun
day morning.
Judge Hagans was taken i'll this
week and was compelled to go nome.
Judge Brannon. of Weston, consented
to hold court in his stead, and has been
on the bench since last Tuesday morn
ing. Judge Brannon commands the
confidence of the bar and suitors, as ne
is very learned in the law.
Mrs Chas. e. Brooks is attending
the Marietta Fair, and incidentally VS.
iting her friend, Mrs. Boyd.
Frank R. Moore is attending the
Marietta Fair, and putting the Clarks-
burg Fair at the same time
Mrs. E. S. Wallis was rather severely
hurt at Portsmouth, o., by being
thrown from a carriage.
w. B. McGary. of Weston; Jake
Fisher, of Sutton; M. K. Duty, OF
Pennsboro; W. Conoway, Of Fairmont;
and NJ H. Willis, of West Union, were
prominent attorneys attending curcult
court this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-24
CLAnKSBURG.

HARRISBURG, w. Va, September
23.-There was a good number OF in
dictments found by the grand jury at
this term of court. Five indictments
for felony were returned, and in
thirty-siX cases for misdemeanogs. OF
course this is due to Harrison county
having become an Oil and railroad cen
ter.
George Waters, aged "A, highly re-
spected citizen of this vicinity, died
this week of heart troubles. at his
home near this city. and his remains
were inferred Friday at the family
graveyard at Sycamore.
The Clarksburg Dramatic club will
present piece entitled The Fatal
Message" at the Opera House in a few
weeks. This play will be preceded on
the programme by a short farce.
Prof. Gentry's dog show is billed to
visit this city before very long.
Short Line surveyors are locating
tracks and yards in this city this week
Miss Gay Duncan has returned from
months visit at New York.
Miss Elizabeth Lowndes, Of Cumber-
land, Md, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T. l.owndes, Jr.
MI. ana MIS-. Guy IL. G0u ana nttle
daughter will arrive here next week
and visit Judge and Mrs. Golf during
the month of October.
A gang Of forty-six negroes left the
Short Lines employ this past week,
and returned to the south.
A Short Line negro who resisted
Constable Sam Gordon on last Saturday
was dealed out justice promptly this
week. He now serves out a three
months sentence, having plead guilty
to the charge of an Indictment found
by the grand jury, for resisting an Of
ficer and assault.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas w. Cooke
are at Atlantic City. From there they
will go to ST. Elmo, Virginia, and visit
Mrs. Cookies parents.
Miss Nellie Lang went to Parkers-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-24
fAIRM0aT.

FAIRMONT, w. Va, September 3d.
B. F. Morrow and daughters, Misses
Della and Maggie, have returned to
their home at Wind Ridge, Greene
county, Pa
mont, after visit of several weeks
with his family in Cincinnati.
Mr. Mckee and wife, of Ravenswood,
are the guests of their son, Dr. NJ. n.
Mckee.
Eliza Yates, Melvin and Claud Gun
bingham are visiting friends near Har-
risville, Richie county.
Rev. Harrison Garrett and wife are
the guests of Mrs. CARROTS relatives
in Harrison county.
Mrs. S. F. Nuzum is visiting Mrs. Ma
BILE Brannon at Chenille.
Misses Bertha Carrick and Jennie
Engle, of Baltimore. are visiting F. G.
Boydson and wife this week.
Mrs Ira darlington and little son
and Mrs. o. N Talkington, of Mod S
Run, are visiting Mrs. NJ. Fletcher, in
the Fifth ward.
Miss Sapie Boydston is the guest of
relatives and friends at Waynesburg
and Mt. Morris, Pa.
Mrs. Emma Meredith, of Beverly,
Randolph county, is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Latham.
At meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton of Fairmont district last Mon
day evening, all members being pres
ent, George Rose, Of Warrington, was
appointed to the vacancy made by the
death Of Lee Bartlett.
Miss Lillian Fleming. DR.. ]. H.
Brownefild's niece, is Ill with fever.
Dr. Hustled Brownfeld Is also i'll with
fever.
A cordial invitation is extended 60
all members of the First ward NJ. P.
church 10 be present at the Grand
Sunday School Rally" beginning at 9
a'cl>ck Sunday morning. A special
programme has been prepared and a
good time is expected.
Another meeting of the Board OF Di-
rectors of the Miners Hospital was
held last Thursday. but nothing of any
consequence was done.
Miss Alice Orr. who has been visit
ing Miss Sadie Williams at Pittsburg
for several days, has returned home.
Brent Jones died Of typhoid fever,