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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12


captain = C1rkhll formerly u The
British ship crown ~ India. Is now
master of the British ship Sierra
Blanca. which has iusi arrived al San
Diego with cemcnt cargo after a
spanking run from London. Captain
rarkbll h very weli-kno~n in this port
Mayor Bergman yesterday attached
his signature % The oriintnccs accept.
lng the sixth and Commercial str,t
improvements. that extending the time
for ,hr redemption ~ property delin.
qucnt on the 1899 roll and that cs,ab.
ljshirg the grade on Seventeenth street
between Commercial ana Exchange.
The iiii-' NJ he catholic fair wish
20 express ihrlr thanks &, their friends
ana he public generally fsr tn kind
patronage given them during the re.
cen; fair They ofIrr special thanks
of the building 20 the city water
cumml-slnn. the gan company. the CO.
lumbla orchestra, ana Ill who contrib.
utci towards the booths and dining
tables
The prllln steamship Crusader ar.
rived DOWN the river SUNDAY She has
ts.eoi sacks n oats. worth NLiii. and
s1s3o bsl,rS of hay. valued a, sil,5s6
\ large quantity o, lumber and plling
viii be lghicrcd iown The river and
loaded here. as the river is too low to
permI, fully laadci vessels TO come
down ln safety
The Asto'l Fva:bW club had q
pactlc. game Sunday at A. F. c.
park \ large pumSvf o, players were
oui ard yhe work 10 the men was high
y gaA:!lyias 20 'a- coach. Practice
win be- continued lom tals ,ime on
and within a feW weeks the team will
Dc selected Tn Thanksgiving day
game viii by play 4 wiki some nearby
aggregation.
The British shlp Riverside sailed sat
lurlay from san Diego .,r Astoria. Cap
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

build ten now nghinR boats Tor its A..
iska cannerY, The boats viii b. built
In this city and viii cost $500 each
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

The We, weather has put a stop 70 all
outside work On th- government con-
tract az Fort Columbia Six buildings
ane Ia course u erection. but most %
them have unnni-hcd foundations. The
rain brought an abundance u mud.
which will continue probably all win
ter. All the working places are with
out shelter and on Tuesday about 30
hands were Laid OF. During the dry
weather excavation. construction and
rlck work were progressing rapidly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

tain Prlsr experienced considerable
dniculty In getting a crew. the San Di-
ego union sailors demanding so for the
run up the coast Captain Porter'a re-
guiar men receive a monthly salary Of
three pounds sterling and the demand
of the san Diego men was considered
unreasonable. The Riverside VIII Lad
grain hs-e.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

japanese goods Of all kinds. cheap At
Tho Yokohama baIcer, GO Commercial
street.
ue perfection blend Mocha and Java
coffee n you want the bcsL--Johnson
lir1s
The iangbAnk ana Francis Coppc
went ~ the river Sunday 10 receive
cargoos
See our Vegetables and ffu, display
on Monday Frcm uhlpmcn, By steam.
~ Elder. Johnson bros
y, you smokc1 Try a General Sui
uNan," the nnos, 5-cen, cigar on the
market Sold everywhere.
Tho German bark wappaus. with a
grain cargo for the un.trd Kingdom.
arrived down The river yesterday
The Norwegian BARK Albania has AZ
rlyci down the river. She has 6L2lg
buvhcls of wheat, valued az 10000.
II you want box wood. slab wood or
other ntewood telephone Kelly. the
transfer man. Phone :2il black.
General sullivan" tho fnes, scent
cigar on tho market, Sold everywhere.
raioalse homo Industry by smoking
the Pride os Astoria" cigars. finest
made Manufactured by MaeFarlane &
Knobcl
The steamer signal arrived ycstcr-
day from Eureka. She brings a cargo
u redwood TO complete the cargo %
The lIcnrrt,c
a c5upL. " hargvb loaded with lum-
b-r wcrc hroush, down tho river yes
tcriiy The lumber Is Tor the Fort Coz
luHlplA Improvement
The Frnch bark Grand Duchess
OLGA arrived SUNDAY from 81 Nazairr
France. IN hallas, She les under char.
tor lp lhad grain,
Wanted Two or three lnlgou IN
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

Tho Portland papers have just pub
lIshcd an alleged cstlmat, Of the sal
mon pack on the Columbia river for
the past twD years. The estimate is
laughablc. not one Gamers output be-
inE correctly given. The Columbia
River Packers' Association II accredited
with a pack Of 10000 cases Tor thls year.
willis the association actually packed
more than 10000 cases The output
Of other concerns Is likewise mlrtpre-
sentcd.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

The Portland-Alasl1a Packers Asocl-
alton Is now making arrangements to
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

Wanted Two or thrcc lplEorF .n
. misc r,el lrncr close 10 buiucss ccn-
u,r Modem cunyrplcnce Allrss F..
care ~ Astrian
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

The British shlp Riverside sailed sat
urlAy from san Diego .1r Astoria. Cap
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

japanese goods Of all kinds. cheap At
The Yokohama BaEoer GO Commercial
street,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

John A. Montgom'ry has opened a
shop al i2i Roud s,r,'; ard is prepared
20 do all classes or plumbing and tin
lng al lowest possible rates.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

Ladies' wanted to work on sofa pill
lows materials furnished, Steady work
guaranteed experience unnecessary.
Send stamped envelope TO Miss McGee,
Needlework Department, Ideal Co, Chi
cago
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

The Langhink ana Francis Cope
went ~ the river Sunday 10 receive
cargo0a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

us perfection blend Mocha and Java
corcg n YOU wan, The best JOHNSON
iirus
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

See our Vegetables and fiui, display
on Monday Frcm Hhipmcn, By steam
or Elder. Johnson Hros.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-12

The Frnrh bark Grand Duchess
Olga arrived SUNDAY from 81 NaEalrc,
France m ballast She ls under char
tor lp lnll grain,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

SMIERC.

NlEDOSZkA SMIERC.
Niedawno temu umar}a W Luden-
burgu pod Wiednicm iona pensyo-
nowanego maszynisty. W czasie
przepisanym z}ozono joj zw}oki ma
~miejscowym cmeLtarzu. Kledy pc
%skonezonej ceremonil ~pogrze5owej
wszyscy %uczestnioY za}obni sig
rozeszll, us}yszaf naraz doz6rca
cmentarza jeki, kt6re daily sig
s}ysze6 cd strony, gdzie, zfozono
zwloki. Przerazony wezwa} natych-
miast robotnik6w, kt6rzy odkopali
swiezo usypana mogi}e. Jakiez
zd4iwienie o~garnefo wszystkich,
gdy po otworzcniu trumny okaza}o
sic, IL niebozczka lyle. Zma:twych~
wsta}q z}ozonc ma razie W mieszka~
niu dozorcy cmentarza. poczem,
gdT silly odzyska}a, odprowadzono
ia do domu krewnych, gdzie miesz-
ka}a pred swa %niedosz}a 6niercla.
PRZEBR INA dziewczYna.
Ma dworcu b%erlinskim W Hambur~
gu aresztowan .oh}opaka, ktdry
podrdznym o%6arowywal swe us}ugi
do ~niesienia kuferka. Pewnemu
panu, kt6ry chtopakowi poleci,
n,es6 pred soba kuferek, podpadt
4mlody rtragars, DO ME znat ulio
miast,. 4 pan posadzat 90, te udaje
i kufsrkiem chloe drapnad. Ma
polioyi polat chtopak. te sig
aa.yw. K.roi Lurak, poniewas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
CiekaWe RZeczy.
~REKAW1CZK1, malowanc

R~EKAW1CZKI, malowanc
z~recznie. SO ostatnim wyrazem
mody, welding jednego re specyal~
nych tygodnik6w londyhskich. Ma
pomys} ter wpadfa pewna malarka,
kt6ra znalaz}a taxi spos6b przypra-
wlania fairly, re malowid}o OPERA
sic wp}ywowi ciep}oty cia}a i ME
peka. Kwiaty, motyle, jaszczurki
i tym podobne motywy So przewaz-
ME uzywane do tych malowJdc'
ma rekawiczkach..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

strzegacy W odludnej miejscowosci
magazyn6w proohowych. Cd paru
dni juz krazyfy W okolicy Wiki,
przycisnlete widoczuie zimnem
g}odem. Pewnego poranku dwaJ
zoIpierze oddalili sig Cd magazynu,
ably W poblizkich zaroslach zebrat
drzewa i ga}ezi. Pc Oh viii POGO
stall towarzysze u~sfyszeli krzyki,
strxafy i jakby psie skowyczenie.
Pobiegli wszyscy ma miejsce, zkad
zgIe1x dochodzii i re zgroz2 u~irzcli
dw6ch koleg6w, broniacych sig
zawziecie przeciwko gromadzle
willow. Zo:nierze z dobytemi Ia
sakami rzucili sic ma pomoc, lecz ?
zaros|i willow p,zybywa}o, tax re
po chwili szczup}y oddzia} zniknaf
pod nawa}a cielsk rozzartycb zw;e~
rat. Zaden z zo}pierzy ME wyszed}-
by by} z tel walki zywym, gdyby
ME to re lynn samyra czasie
wiekszy oddzia} zo}nierzy nadszed}
ku magazynom. Uslyszawszy strza~
]y l p6zniej straszny zgielk, oddzia}
pospieszy} ma miejsce. Pc k~l6tkiej,
lecz krwawej walce zdziesiatkowane
stado wilk6w pierzchneio, pozosta~
wjajac ma miejscu 80 trup6w. Me
stety, z6smiu zo}nierzy p1erwszego
oddzia1u, tylko pieciu wydobyto
zywych, choc pokaleczonych i pc
~kasanych okropnie, trzech zostalo
l~iteralnie rozszarpanych W kawa}ki
przez straszne ~zwierzeta.
ZNAJDUJACY Sig ME-
WOLF Boer6w Anglik pisze. il
Boerowie pc najwiekszej czesci
nosz2 uniformly, kt6re zaobyll ma
Auglikach. Bron ich i amupIcya
take prawie w}acznle pochodza re
zdobyozy.
NOWY PAPIERi nazwany
fbroleum wynaleziono we Francyi.
Wyrabia SIC 90 z odpadk6w sk6r,
Jest bardzo mocny i dor6wnywa
papierowi pergaminowemu.
KS1ADZ WYPADk OKNEM.
- OtrzymaliSmy wladomos6. re
dnia 5-go bm. wieczorem W kole-
GUM sw. Edwarda. W Austin,
Texas, ~zdarzy}o SIC wielkie ME-
~szczescie:: M}ody kap}anJ ks; J5zef
Just, cz}onek Zgromadzenia sw.
Krzyza, wypad} oknem z trzeciego
pietra tegoz kolegium ma bruk
chodnika blisko sshod6w. Cia1o
nieszczesliwego kap}ana znaleziono
ma zajutrz, a s~postrzes} je lczace
PREY schodach przechodacy tedy
godzinle 4:45 Brat Laborlus. Ia
wiadoml} on natychmiast wtadze .
smierci As. Just, a pc zbadanip,
przckonano sig, ze ks. Just mia}
czaszke rozb,ta lewa noge zlama-
ny.
Mniemaja. ze ks. Just siedzqo
W oknie usna}, i 6piacy wypadl
nad6l, znajdujac niespodzlana. a
aatychm,astowa 5mierd. Ks. J6zef
Just >urodzl sic " Luxemburgu, "
Europe, / liczy} lat' %. Ma ksiedza
wyswiecony sostaf dnia 2l-po
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

ME uzywanc do tych malow,dc'
ma rekawiczkach..
OXRUCIENSTWA W po1ud~
niowej Afryce. KS. Timoncy, ktdry
przydziclony zostaf do angielskiej
za{ogi W. Transwalu, jake kapelan
p.sze W ,,Catholic Press*s:; Przyby-
lismy do burskiego miasteczka.
Wszystkich domki hy}y zamieszka-
ne wy}qcznie przez kobiety, star
COW i dzieci. I oto mia}em sposob-
nose ujrze6 obraz wojny. kt6rego
n isdy ME zapomne. Mieszkaac6w
wezwano, ably opusclli swe miesz-
kama. Kazdy unosi} re SODA to, CO
najpotr z%ebniejsze. Dzlecl p}aka}y,
ale kobietY meznle sic trzyma}y.
By}y ubrane czarno, wzoroWej
czysto6ci, blade by}y, ale bohater.
skie, }ez ME bylo W ich zrenlcach.
2otem auglicy podpalili mjastecz~
ko; pfomienie ogarne}y cd razu re
czte'cch stron. Spog]adali wszyscy
blednym wzrokiem buchajace
ognie. Kilka slow pr~zeklehstwa u
starc6w xobiet i n~astafa zupefna
cisza. Australczycy otoczyli ;ch
ko1em i gnali pred soba jak trzo-
1e. Przypedzlli 1ch W ten spos6b(
do rzeki Malopo i rozpedzili do
pustych okolic, poros}ych wysoka
trawa Zachodni wiatr da}, a 0
uszy nasze odbiia}o sig narzekanie
i place. nleszczesliwych dzieci
boersklch. 49, ! wszystko to dzie~
je sic niby W imie cywili2acyjnej
przewagi Anglii. kadna cywlliza~
eva!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

pocz2f teraz p{akac | prosic: nlecl
mnie pan ME rewi luje, DO ia ~jesten
dziewczyna. DO protok6lu poda}:
zdemaskowana dziewczyna co ma.
stepuje: Pc smiercl wuja swego, I
kt6rego " Kr6lewcu mi"szka}a
widzia}a sic zmuszon9 sama II:
sieble pracowac. gdyz by}a sierota.
Ma anons pewnego kupca przyje.
cha}a do Berlira. ably obj26 miej.
see. Fonlcwaz kupiec p}acif je;;
tylko Is marck miesiecznie,
Berlin drogi, ME mog{a wyzyc'
Widzac ma dworcu tragarzy, kt6rzy
dziennie - 5 NIX zarabiall. dfugc
sic mic namyslafa, ale przy;aci6}ce
kaza]a sobie obciaG w1osy. sprawi}a
ub16r mezkl i wyjechata do Ham,
burga jake tragarz szukaG zarobku.
Ia pierwsza swa prace zarobi}a 81
fer, ale juz PREY drugiej ja poch''
wycono. Pc stwjerdzeniu prawdy
puszczono przedslebiorcza dziew-
czyne ma wolnosc.
BUDAPEST. Niejaki Roma
Czikos zamordowa1 swego chlebo~
dawY z kt6rym ma iarmaku bydlo
zakupywa}. Oskarzony Czlkos W
przeciagu sledztwa wypiera} sic
kategorycznie why, az ~nareszcie
przysz}o do rozprawy, a kiedy to
zapalono swiece krzyz postawiono
do przysiegi W obliczu tego, przy~
zna} sig do why Zapytany wieIe i
co znalaz} PREY zamordowanym,
p%owiedzial, re 200 Il. chleb i s}oai-
ne, a zapytany co z tenn zrobif, POI
w1edzial, re pieniadze <choWa} a
chleb zjad}, no a z s}onin2? te ME
jad}em, DO to bylo W pi2tek. Pick
ny religijny mcrdcrca.
LONDYN. - Alboz my to
jacy tacy! Kuryer Warszawski
podaje W swej korespondencyi z
wiadomos6 Q ME zwyklej
szczodrob liwoSci pana polskieyo.
Opowladano mi 0 pewnym polskim
paniczu, kt6rego cyganska muzyka
tax rozentuzyazmowafa, il
IA taco banknotami, a gdy W
pugllares by} pusty. oddal
zegarek z dewizka, kosztowne
sphinx, wreszcie pamlatkowe Pier-
scionki. Trzeba BOWEN dodaG, il
dumni cygani czesci garderoby W
p%rezencie ME przyimuia. Gala sala
sic to u Maksyma) olsniona
by}a hojno6ci2 polskle5o magnata :
oklaskiwa}a 2 zapa}em dziarskie
.azury, kt6rem1 wdzieczui cyganie
czcili szczodrobliwego pana, wyde~
panic s}a}y mu czu}e
s~pojrzenia. m}odziez patrzy}a z
zawiscia.
MORDERSTWO W sail sado~
wei. z Neapolu donosza: W sail
sadowej rozpraw sadu przysleg}ych
sic straszna scena Ma
tawie o~skarzonych zasiada} pewien
w}o6cianin, kt6ry drugiego w4oScia~
nina zamordowa} W bdjce. Podczas
przerwy W r~ozprawie podszed} ku
oskarionemu iakls m}ody cz{owiek
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-02

This county has Jared well in the
distribution of the Governors
fayors. Hon. w. NJ. O. Dawson.
reappointed Secretary of State;
Ex-senator worley, rcappointed
on the Board Of Directors of the
Reform School; Col. Jim Lakin, OF
Terra Alta appointed a Director OF
the Home for Incurables at Hun.
tngion; William A. Watson. OF
feilowsyillc, appointed on the new
Board of Directors for The Kevser
Annex Of The University; John Brstt
appointed on the Board ofDirectors
for The Miners' Hospital and DR..
I. j.. ianham, of Ncwburq and
Grafton, win be reappointed ON the
state Board Of Health. So tbc
Republicans Of thc county have
Jared we'll and IL the Goveroo,
would give us a Democratic no.
pointmcnt Of some kind. old Preston
would try and be satisfied
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-02
IN THE GLAD sPRlNGTiME
Appears the Long Delayed Financial
Statement or the Town.

The long looked for financial
statement for the town of Kingwood
appeared in the Journal last week.
only three months behind time. for
the year Of 1900 and no real state
ment has ever been published yet
for 1899, all statements TO the con
trary Notwithstanding. The one
published last week by the Recorder
shows some interesting matters,
among Others, that no Sinking Fund
to pay the Town Bonds was ever
provided for until this year after a
big kick was made about it and
such pressure brought to bear that
the town officials had to hustle
around and collect up and pass
orders providing for the Sinking
Fund for 1900 and 1900 both and
the interest on the Bonds as shown
by the Statement, just as was
Claimed by the parties who were
demanding an investigation. The
town officials denied it at the time
and claimed that the Sinking Fund
had been provided for and the
interest on the Bonds paid, which
at that time was false as shown now
by their own statement. The state.
ment also shows that the Council
Tor 1899 left an indcbtness of about
$500 after getting away with the
money collected from the highest
levy the town had ever had and
doing very little work to show for
1t. The statement FOR that wear
would be very interesting reading
and as it would be matter of great
public interest THE ARGUS will
cheerfully publish it free if a re-
liable and true statement can be
procured. The present statement
also shows about $3.50 expended
for coal for the Electric Light
Plant for last year which is an
enormous bill and must include
part of the amount for the wear
before.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-02
DEWITT MILLER
Lectures in singmoOd Oh a Popular
Subject.

The lecture IN the Court House.
Monday night, by Dewitt Miller of
Philadelphia, was one of the best
ever delivered in the town. His
subject was love, Courtship and
Matrimony," and he spoke for ono
hour and forty minutes without
hardly drawing breath. He opened
his mouth and the wit, humor and
eloquence came out in a steady
stream like pure, clear, sparkling,
crystal water from mountain spring.
Nobody looked at the clock or the
door or became tired and impatient.
The audience gave the speaker
close and sympathetic attention. He
is perfect picture of the John Bull
Englishman. Has kindly face
and intellectual appearance. The
lecture was full of humor, pathos,
sentiment and good advice. He
scored the old bachelors unmerci
fully, but being one himself, made
It easier to bear. How an old bache-
Tor can be so well informed on the
subject of his lecture, however, is
what worried the female part of the
audience.
The Band furnished music for the
occasion, and as the weather was
perfect, the Court House crowded
and the people well pleased, the en- !.
tertalnment was big success, and
much credit is due Miss Isa Monroe
for her untlrlng zeal in the manage
ment of the affair
A special train brought down "a
people from Tunnelton and several
from TOWNSVILLE and Irona. There
was quite crowd from Terra Alta
and others from out of town.
Mr.. Miller while here stopped at
the Kingwood Inn and left the fol-
lowing autograph for the hostess
who'er hath journeyed LIES dull round !;
Where'er his stays may have been.
VIII surely think that he has found
His warmest welcome in this IHS.
MIR. Miller was paid $50, and as
the other expenses only amounted
to about $40, there was quite nice
sum left for the Kingwood Public
School Library to purchase new
books and perhaps other things.
The speaker was introduced to
to the audience by the Principal of
the Schools, Prof. Rufus Holden.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-02

The Installation Service at the
Kingwood Presbyterian Church.
Tuesday night of this week, was a
very interesting affair, and several
we'll known and popular Presbyterian
divines 'were present The choir
rendered some fine music several
specially appropriate hymns were
sung by the congregation. The regu.
lar sermon was preached by Rev. II.
&. Stoetzer, pastor of the Fairmont
church. The charge to the Pastor
was given by Rev. DR.. Flanagan, of
Grafton, and the charge to the PEG
pie by Rev. Dr. a. NJ. Buchanan.
of Morgantown.
The regular Installation Services
were performed by Rev. r. r.
Grown, the Moderator Of the Pres
bytery, who regularly installed Rev.
Robert M. Ramsey as pastor of the
church here. The visiting ministers
all returned home next day. Rev.
Buchanan rode over from Morgan.
town horse back and Rev. Brown
drove over from Terra Alta. The
others came by rail.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-02
TAXATION
without Representation.

Editor ARGUS -
The subject as indicated is not a
new one TO the minds of the American
people. The provoking cause of
the Revolution was plainly matter
with the woman of taxation without
representation. The women tax
payers OF America and their friends
since the formation of this Govern
ment have from time to time
raised this question in the Legisla-
tive halls of the United States and
OF the states of the Union hoping
thereby to secure the passage of
laws that would give to them the
right of suffrage. 1t is gratifying
to note in this connection that the
great state of New York has been
hrst to recognize this worthy class
as taxpayers bill having been
passed by its Legislature and
approved by its worthy Governor
giving to the women taxpayers of
that state the right to vote on all
matters pertaining to the expendi.
ture of money in the communities
in which they live.
While this simple act of Justice
may not be all that is asked for by
the women sufragists in New York
and elsewhere, it's distinct aid.
vance of the cause of woman and
is no doubt all the privilege that
most women will care to exercise.
The writer's experience has been
that the women taxpayers of Preston
county have shown more loyalty to
our Government both as TO the
listing and the payment Of taxes
without voice in the distribution
OF the money than the men have
shown with all their privileges of
citizenship and il seems rather
strange that the most ordinary
Representative in our Legislature
could not detect the Injustice ~
our laws which DISTINGUISHES orr
women for paying their taxes while
they extend the right of franchise
to hundreds of men who do not
meet the demands OF the government
upon them by failing to paw their
taxes. 1t is plainly a matter with
the women of West Virginia Of
taxation without representation for
at least two more years. In the
mean time they will have abundant
opportunity 20 formulate their
plans to correct the very great in
justice that they are now subjected
too under our present law. While
honestdifferences may arise in regard
to woman's rights in other respects
your correspondent cannot refrain
from rejoicing over the victory
achieved by the women taxpavers
Of New York and / hereby publicly
pledge my support to tie women
taxpayers Of West Virginia i'm any
effort they may desire 90 make To-
place them on like footing with
their New York sisters.
Leroy SHAW.