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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16
Ste Speiieioirtbi6aft oeS Yrc.
feTorc.

@on benz iiingit beritorbenen Better
bes paiteur : Sniituts, Pruf. Su<
claur, eraGblt elmer feiner S9iiler,
9err Sc Sautec, in Der r&eoue Unit
berfeGe" cine biibf9e @ei9i9te. .Nls
bas paiteur> Snititut erDffnet tpurbe,"
f9reibt er, ypar bic Rue Outot nod
nt9t 10 bebart pie beute; tie bate
faum brei Ober bier 9Guier unb mar
rings bon 8emiiiegGrten umrabmt.
@u9 Der 8oulepurb pafieur (ber bas
mails mod 8ouleparb be 8augirdrb
bieb) tpar ODE unb perlahen, es mar
feline n itdnbige Wirtbi9aft in Der
NGbe, unb mir fpiirten nur NIT Miihe
cine elenbe 9arfii9e aus, IN Der ma
uns fir tpenige Spus fpitematiia
bereiftete.
0as erre9te ben Grimm bes Profeiz
fors Suclaur, unb zines Sages miez
tbete er in einem Neubau cine feline
@pbnung, berief cine tii9tiss &D9in
unb ri9tete Die Speiiepirtbi9aft
rMicrobe dor" Elm. Wtr 8oitsdnz
ger 5ablten nit rotben Pappfdrt9en,
bic am Gnbe bes Monats fir ieben
BON uns 5uIammenseadblt purben,
tpprauf mir cine lG9erli9 geringe
@umme gu entri9ten batten. Siefe
@umme bedte ni9t einmal Die Info
item Der Speifepirtbf6aft, bic infolge
beRen INNER nit einem Deficit arbeiz
tete. Sd boffe, baB bieie @ntbiiaung
ben Sisfus ab6alten nirb, bon ben
Grben bss peritorbenen Profehprs
nod na6trGeli9 Die bon i6m ME be-
5ablte Goncehionsfteuer fir ben Be-
trieb Der @irt6f9aft e%in5uforbern.
Ss CUR Oedung Oes Seblbetrages
unb CUR 8eSablung Der Mfietbe unb
Der &D9in erfurberli9en Summen
fonnten nlr babur9 aufgebra9t perz
ben, bab 9uclaur groBmiit6ig iein
sanses @e6alt ppferte. Sd peiB ni6t,
pb bic Speiiepirtbi9aft yMicrobe
dor" mod beute beitebt: 1893 fpar lie
mod bu, absr iebt lit ia bic 3ue Outot
ppaitGnbig uusgebaut unb 5Gblt piele
&eitourants, 10 bab bic prpfsfOrsn
nidt mebr 9afpirtbsrpneu gu seben
hrdllhsn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16
60 ipiro niGjts DarauS.

8efanntli9 perfu9te es Sapau, in
Siioamerita &ris9si9iffe gu taufen.
l1eber bieien 9anbel beri6tet Die in
Berlin eriheinenGs ,SGaI. Hunbs
i9ou": r@egen bes @erfaufs 6iIeni=
ifer unb argentinif6er &rieosiGiffe
erfabren mir aus better Queue 6olgen>
bes: Ser gonsreb gbiles autoriIirte
i'm Wtai b. S. in auBerprbentli6en
Sibungen Die Hegierung, an bas norbz
amerifanii9s 6aus Stint &c 60. Die
beiben gepanSerten &rsuser vMacaz
bueo" unb v@smeralba" fir 100000
Pfb. Sterl. 81 perfaufen. Der Gpnz
ereB beitimmte ober Su9lei9, ba5
bas 6aus Stint bic neutrale Ma4t,
pel6e bic S9iffe iibernebmen ione, am
geben miife. Stint &c Sc. erflGrten
II fptsberbolt. Tie fauften Die senannz
ten S9iffe fir Die &egierung Der
Siirfei unb ieien audi bereit, ben
9reu5er ~prut" fir 100000 2ftrl. gu
iibernebmen. Die @egierune Gbiles
fragte bierauf brett Bel Der Siirfei
an unb erbielt bic 4ntport. baB Die
6pbe Yforte bon Der eonaen SoGe
ni9ts pife, ME in 8erbanblungsn nit
Stint &c So. geftanben babe uip.
Oarauf bro9 bic &egierure in Santis
ago bic @erbanblungen nit 0errn
Stint unb ieinem @ertreter al, uno Die
Scbee bes @erfaufs plrbe porlGufia
aufaegeben. Sn Der glei9en @eiIe 6ot
fi6 Die orsentinii9e 3eqierung be-
nommen. Don biefer tpoGten Stint
C 60. Die &reuser vgueDrebon" unb
r8elgrano" glei6fa4s gu einem relatip
boben preiie %fauTen. Iuh bier foroerz
ten &egierung unb gongreB BON 6errn
Stint, er ipne Die CUR 3eit ni6t frieq@
fii6renbe Ma6t nennen, pelAe Die
Sdiffe au erYte6en piinIAe. DIS audi
bier Die Strict poroef6pben nurDe.
beauftrogte Die Gegierung ibren Ser
treter in Yaris, nit Dem bprtiqen
tiirfiI6en Sotf9after gu fpre6en. Die
fer erfldrte, baB Die Nforte ~oucrbinas
cine franaDIf6e @eieni6oft beauFtraat
babe, fir Die Siirfei einiQe SGiffe III
erIfe1en. Mit bieier @ustunft mar man
in Guenps Mires nibt sufrieben, fonS
bern tpanbts iih eIei3faa5 brett an
bic tiirfiT6e &egieruna. : Gs lit aber
fiGer anauns6men. baB au9 biefer
&auf ni9t perfect fpirb.
Stubirenbe iinD i'm laufenben
CONNER an Den idmmtli9en beutif)en
ltniperiitdten ni9t peniser ais 1851
immatrifulirt, sesen 1881 i'm @in>
ter unb 37,813 i'm CONNER porisen
Sabres. @ur Se9n Subren bstrus Die
@eiammtaabl muir 28,1O5, alio etpa
1000 tpeniser s~essniiber benz Cons
merfemeiter 1904.
Gninrtttttatttnr.
rNun, Die gebt's?"-nSanfe, bcI>
fer. @pa1e ieBt mGatis @eloer."-
rNanu, piefo benng-nS4 i1idt
meme Manuftripte erft gar ni9t meb.
db."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

inter DclG 1d)elnbar 1llDe0eute1i'
oen llmit6n6en sic ruiiii6en Sruppeu
IN Der Nanlidurei 3u leiOen babenL
5eiet elm 8rief eiites @ugen5eltgenL
SO. 8ruliem, mel6er in Der ruliiiden
3eiti6rift ~&aimieotidif" folgenoeS
idreibt:
Cine fnrGtbare @lage fir Wfen-
ifen uno HferOe bilOen Die 5obllolen
S6marnte BON WiideL 6liegen unh
Ghnlid)en Snleften, mie lie in oieien
@ebietei1 ipa6reno Ser marmen Sab
res5eit porfommen. Nur oerienige,
ser es miterlebt bat, fam oas S6red-
life ser unerbittIif cn uno unnuf1Gr-
lifen Ingriffe bieier fleinen Sbier-
lien begreifen, un0 man lernt es, lie
audi 5u fiirG)ten. @eOer BEL Gag nod
bel Nodjt bat man Dor ibren InfGaen
&llbe, lie perleioen eiilem oas @iien,
S6lafen, fur5 ieOe @rbolune. SSn
man6en 9ebieten tit Die grilten5 bon
Wfeni6en unb Sbieren iiberbaupt 10
gut mie ausgeidloiien. 9ie Suit lit
oa bon Sen genannten Snieften bernrt
geiflDangert, oaB man Den @inOrud
Dot, oils Oh it'd cine groBe, Die gan5e
8egeno beoedenbe Stallbmolfe itGlloia
oberbalb oes 9ooens erbebe. Sle
bemmen aae Sebensbeoingangen, mo-
den ieoe pbpiii6e unb ielbit geiltige
SbGtigfeit unmogli6. I'm eriltierell
gu f0nnen, umgeben ii6 Die Sruppei,
itets nit Sagerfeuern alls iibelrie-
6enoen 9iingerbuufelL momit lie iiG
p%enigitens our Gotb Dor bieieni 5r-
bringlifyen, nimmermiioen Seinoe
ifiiben. gntfernt man ii6 auf nur
penige S6ritte bon bieien Sellern,
10 lit Die 9eniitung zines oi6ten Net-
idleiers unentbebrli6, mill man niGt
Dor S6mer5, uebelfeiten ooer nerpo-
fer Iufregung franf 5uiummenbre-
den. Genn oieie Snieften oringen ball.
fenmeiie iiberaa elm, in Sic @ueen,
Sbren Die Nale nno ben Muno. Selblt
Gferoe orGngen inHinftip gu oen rali-
denben 2agerfeiern uno geben oft in-
folge ser reberfdne Der geOadten Sn-
ieften 5ugrunOe. Die notbpenOige
8eniisung ser 0ese bringt anoerer-
ieits piele llnbequemlif)feiten nit iid).
9ieie Hete oerurioden ein fairies
S6miben oes BARN e~ingebiiaten Sop
fes, Dos Mtbmen miro audi perbinoert,
uno Die Solge oapOn iino beftige &opf.
idmer5en uno 0ergleifen. @u6 lit
bas Seben erIfDert, Die 8eniiBung
elmer &urte, elmer Srine ODER gar oas
3eifnen zines &rofis iebr bebinOert.
0us bette Wittel gegen oieies hinge
mod mar nod Elm etfpa cine gae lam
ger, orei Giertelelen breiter Sad aus
| Siin, peld]en ih oernrt iiber oen &opf
ae5ogen trlta bob Der runoe gooen
bieies Sufes nuf Ser &appe uflag,
mG6reno ous offene @noe Bis iiber Die
9ruit b~erabbing. 9ieien Sad beniis-
te if Sag uno gta6t unb mar 10 5iem-
lid = ober BEL peitem nid)t bolllt1ll.
oig = gegen Die geoodte Ylage &C.
ifiibt. Mll6 miBte i6 bieien SaG
oft i~orgfdltig reparieren unb nod Of
ter erneuern laiien."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

barum fonen mir unf.rn aleinsn 2iebs
unb 5reunbi9aft na4 MD9li9teit Su
berI9dffen iu9en. Den fpdbren @ertb
Der Jreunbf9aft tperben lie freili9 ert
in ipGteren sSa6ren gu i9Gben tpifen,
fpenn ibnen Die grtenntnib ~aufgegans
gen lit, bub 2iebe unb Sreunbf9aft
bic beiben 8fiitben on unferm 2ebensz
tpeqe iinb, bic mir am meiIten 6eeen
unb pflegen mihen, unb baB Die Mens
f6en, bic ii9 niemals an ibrem Ouft
erfreuen burften, tief 81 b~etla9en iinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16
@fOankrn(plitter

@om Genie pirb bic @elt srObsrt, Der
Mittelmdbisfeit seb0rt lie.
Man bort 70 oft: uSie @abrbeit liest in
Der Witte.-yatiirli6. g9ie tDnnteu ionh
10 piele UNI fe %berumsebeE!
9leine Setter elei9en eirem leeren @a=
gen. sc peniser er belaoen lit, befto mebr
ra6elt er.
Sas @iebsrsefnnoene bat uiesuols ben
Wertb bes Gtpigpsrlor'nen.
CUR 9ebenstlusbeit seb6rt es, nt4t gu
biel bopon uierten 3u lahtn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

s il eine 6 Il
@eige purbe in 2onoon lebt1in Elm
H~eforbpreis BON f70O ($3500) er5ielt.
Sas Snftrument bate inipfern eine In
terehante 'sorgeidi9te, als es Dor 80
Biz 40 Sasren bon einem polfstbirr=
liaen Str1benmuiifanten. Sad, Der
Maler" ssnannt, fir 30 S6inins err
por6en rrl. lanss Sabre CUR Wintersz
aeit in Der StruBen 2onbons seipielt
tporben mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

= @eiSise. 5err: vSier,
9err Ooftor, lit Der 8etrag Sbrer
&e9nuns." Irot: S@rlauben Sic,
bas 1T ia rur bic 9dlfte.~ 5err:
rStimmt troBbem; Sic baben mid
pGbrenb bes S9arlahs bebanbelt,
bas lit cine 3inbertrantbeit, unb
r&inber" beaablen betanntlid iiberal
bic 6Glfte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

Happy, happy Hoosiers
Of this happy Hoosier city
For less fortunate earth jewellers
You may feel the deepest pity.
Only think of many thousands
Who from here are far away,
And do not get as you do now
The PURITAN each day!
Joseph Taggart's Puritan Bread
is sold by the Taggart Bakeries and
BY GrOcers.
Ask for it.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

Wie aus Wtefftna gemeIs
bet pirb. purDe Der frii6ere 8erIag=
lieri=9auptmann Mancireai fpegsa
8erba9tes Der S6eilnabme an Dem
.Sp9perratb bes 9uuptmanns Grcoz
Jeff per6aftet. Mancineui purbs ieiz
.ner5sit pesen unraeelmdbisfeiten fais
iiert. Die bur9 Die uNgencia Stefoni"
perbreitete biinbige GrflGrune Der
Dfterrei9if9en 8Oti9uft, bub GrcO.
lefii nit Seiterrei9 ni9ts gu f9affen
sebabt babe, ma4t grpBen Ginorut
unb biirfte Der 6ebe eeipiHer 8lGtier,
Die Grcoleii ~eeflifentli9 au9 als
Mgenten Sefterrei9s buriteQten, piels
leiht elm Gnbe MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

.Mun, oie esbt's?"-r0unfe, bcTz
fer. @paie iebt mGdtig @eloer."-
rNanu, piefo benng"-n sd i1ide
meme Manuftripte erit gar ni6t mebr
ab."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
|BI( !
TENED.
WILL AFFECT ABOUT TWENTY WENT y
MEN-sTRikE#3 g a
CONTINGENT ON GREEE--ss55
MENTTo TERMS r Ro-z5
54 POSED. d ~

2 NEW YORK, June "A strike Of
the members of the Atlantic Coast
Marine Fire Insurance Union has
been ordered for next Tuesday II the
different companies do not agree 70
terms Eighteen thousand men VIII
be affected. The strike decision was
reached last night after protractci
meeting of the General Executive
Board Of the, Firemen's Union.
The men demand the abolition CT
the "Crimp' or boarding house mas.
ter. They also demand the following
Increase in wages: Firenen to re-
ceive $40 month; oilers and water
tenders s45 and coal passers S35.
Delegates have been sent to Bos-
ton, Norfolk, Baltimore and Philadel-
phia to lay the terms Of the Union
before the companies.
1t was said at the meeting that
all efforts to come to an understand
ing with the companies had been I'M,
avaiIing.
In Boston nine lines will be affect,
ed employing about 1000 men; in
Baltimore, five lines and $500 men;
in Philadelphia 500 men and three
lines; in Norfolk, nine lines and six
hundred men; in New York, nine
lines and between 1900 and $4,000
men.
Lawrence J. Currin, Interna
tional President Of the Freight Hand
lers' Union, has entered into an ALI
ance with the fremen to stand with
them in any demands they MAKE
The firemen say that in case of
strike, every marine fireman FROM
Portland, Maine, to New Orleans will
quit work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
PRINCESS DEAD.
Wedding I'm Royal Circles Will Be
Postponed

BERLIN, June 14-Princess Mary
Ernestine, OF Hanover, the second
sister Of the ruling Duke Ernest Az
guste of Cumberland and Brunswick,
died at her palace at Gmunden to-
day The princess was born at Han
over on December 5, 1S49.
King Christian, of Denmark, and
other notable guests are at Gmunden
for the wedding of the Princess AL
exandra, daughter of Duke of Cum
berland to the Duke of Mecklenberg-
Schwerin The death of the Princess
has cast a pail of gloom over the
ceremonies, which will be postponed.
The Princess last request was that
the wedding be not postponed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Very Low Rate Sunday Excursion
Tickets On, Sale, May IS.

Effective May Is and continuing
every Sunday thereafter until fur
Their notice, the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad will place on sale excursion
tickets between stations of Wheeling
and Grafton, good going East bound
on regular train No. 70 leaving Fair
mont at 1852 A. NJ. and returning
no regular trains No. 71-55, leaving
Grafton 12:4o noon. and 6:50 P. M;
and good going West bound on regular
train No. 5, leaving Fairmont at TAI
A. NJ, and returning on regular train
No. 4, leaving Wheeling at 500 P,
NJ For tickets and full information,
call on ticket agent.
T. B. HENDERSON. r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04

ting the water 10 ssr,11InsroHsNtes tss
which VIII requir Re days OF exper imsrts
III determine the nature and degree
III sfmpurity, and ghether 1t cont aims
;erms ii dist inction
from diarrheotic consumptive. or any
other kind Of germs: FIoweser, we
shall await the report on the examine
3tions to be made, but with he prior
suspicion that our present trouble IS
caused more from the surface condiz
lions about our premises and homes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
'caLL EoR JUDlclAL CONVENTION

81 convention OF the Republican party
sof the 4th Judicial Circuit Of West
sadarion and Monongalia, is hereby called
TO meet At Inorganic in Mon3nE flsa
81 Tho SSTH.DAY OF JUNE. 1907.
at4ten@ o, clock, A. M, for the purpose
OF terminating a candidate. for Judge
so9 said circuit for the ensuing term.
sfo Devoted for at the general election to
be held in sNovember next and for the
8xrunsaction of such other business as
may properly be brought before said
the basis OF repre sentation in said
shall be one delegate for each
4 100 votes pr fractional part thereof oyer ;er
sMftyS cast fort the Republican PreSldent1al
electors in said circuit at the general
soiections cid i'm the year 500.
pnblfcan party Tin each of the counties
OF said circuit are requested to provide
d fer, the election of delegates to said con.
Svantton. according to the usages OF said
Gwen unser our hands this 18th day
of&SAprfl. Y 1904. y =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04

President Roosevelt, who desires
Secretary Cortelyou for chairman OF
the Republican National Committee.
as meeting with opposition from his
party, many doubling the wisdom of
such selection, owing to the mex
sperience OF the Secretary as pol
5itlcian. Some others are opposed to
his leadership because he was for
4merly Democrat, having been ap-
3pointedito his first position in the gov
eminent service by President Cleve-
land. This latter objection should
have no weight, for he was a Demo
crat at an age when he didn't know
much, and he has had ample time to
repent for his youthful folly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
Hearinq This Morning.

A hearing was given Elias Mat
thews, the Syrian, who is alleged TO
have obtained goods at Monongah
under false pretense, this morning
by Justice bennington. The hearing
lasted couple hours and several
witnesses were examined. Matthews
was held for the grand jury under
bond of $500, which he gave. The
witnesses were recognized for their
appearance before the grand jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
Will Honor Judge Mason.

MORGANTOWN,- w. Va, June 4
(Special.)-The Republican members
Of the Monongalia Bar Association
held a meeting and passed reSolu-
ton to meet Judge John w. Mason
and escort him to the Opera House,
in body at the train next Monday
where the judicial convention will be
held Judge Mason is the only candi-
date for the nomination on the RepuD-
lican ticket, in the Fourteenth dis
trict. The convention will meet at
ten O'Clock SO as to give the Marion
delegates chance to return on the
noon train.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
Fairmont Republican District Con-

FaIrmont republican DISIFICt ~os'-
venton.
The Fairmont Republican District
Convention met in the Farmers room
of the Courthouse this afternoon at 2
O'Clock for the purpose of nominating
delegates to the State, Judicial and
Senatorial conventions.
The convention was called to order
by the retiring district committee
man. Attorney A. L. Lehman, who
named the present committeeman,
DR.. G. H Brownf1eld, as temporary
chairman, and J.E. Powell, temporary
secretary A motion being duly made
and carried the temporary organlza-
ton was made permanent
The following delegates were Sc.
lected to the State convention: w. E.
Arnett, A. Howard Fleming, j. Il.
Linn, e. NJ. Showalter, AL. Lehman,
w. c. Janaison.
Alternates: E. w Howard, DIS HUFF
man, N. B. Anderson, N. c. Cochran,
J. E. Conway, David Simpson.
Senatorial: + Newton Anderson,
James e. Conway. VIM. E. Miller,
Stephen Hess, J. w. Vandervort,3Lock
Hamilton, T. Worth Fleming, Richard
Brand, M w. Ogden.
Judicial: w. S. Meredith, John Z.
Lehman, T. v. Buckley, Amos o. Stan
ley, John Henshaw, ]. A. Meredith.
On motion of E. NJ Showalter be-
ing duly made and carried, the con-
vention expressed its good will to-
wards it's townsman, A. J. Stone, in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04

I = 4 " ~
White India Linen; we have some
special values and can save you
+ money per yard, up from .os
y, ercerized Null, cannot be beaten S
anywhere-25c value, we have 1t
in black and in white, per yard :. 10
Drapery cord for cushion and uphol-
stery purposes Mercerized.
comes in colors and chintz combi-
nations, per yard o5
Cushion cord, with tassels, fancy
colored cotton, 25@ yards long,
Az in tassel, at only. 10
Curtain cord loops and tassels,
made of white mercerized cotton,
&c each. 2 for .l.s- %
Art curtain drapery or silkolenes,
per yard, up from = ..5-z- o1
Scrims and Etemines for curtains,
per yard, up from %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
CURSED "A JUDGE
WITH. FOUL OA7HS
TERMINATION TO
a TRIAL IN THE WETzEL
CIRCUIT COURT.
AFTER DEFENDANT HAD BEEN
SENTENCED He LET OUT
TORRENT OF ABUSE.
TOLD JUDGE HE WOULD SEE
HIM IN sHELL-WILLs KILL
PROSECUTOR.

NEW MARTINSVILLE, w Va,
June 3.-Never before in the history
of the Circuit Court of Wetzel county
has there been enacted such scene
as occurred in the closing scenes of
the trial Of Roberts and De-Vastile,
who were convicted during this term
Of the, Circuit Court for breaking Ssnt.
entering the B. & Q. depot at Burton,
Wetzel county, w. Va.
They were called before the court
at 10 o'clock in the morning for the
purpose of pronouncng sentence, and
Judge Willis, as is his custom, gave
the boys severe lecture and reprl-
mand before pronouncing sentence,
after which he sentenced each OF
them to eight years penal servltude.
AS soon as the judge had pronounced
sentence Sheriff Hart and his deputies
approached the prisoners to take them
back to the Jail and at this time De
vastile, who is French Canadian,
rose to his feet and poured a torrent
of abuse upon the judge, jury and
Prosecuting Attorney Robinson, that
shocked the spectators beyond de-
scription. Never before had the court
room contained a more deprayed 5crea-
tture and the language he used proved
tbeyond doubt that he is most hard
ened criminal and as the deputies
were dragging him from the court
f, DOM his language became SO obscene
and derlonstrative that Judge Willis
called the deputies to bring him back
and changed his sentence to ten years,
tthe full limit allowed by the law, and
then the scene became worse than
before, as the man cursed the Judge
and applied all the vile and evil cpl
thets that ne could think of and as
they were again leading him from the
room he turned with look. of malice
upon his face and uttered these words:
81 hope that you will go to H" then
turning to States Attorney E. L. Rob
| jEson, he poured out torrent of abuse
| before he could be stopped, and in a
threatening manner said 81 will kill
| you d. yo,1. just as sure as get out
| of the pen. .
He was hurried, screa ming and yell
ing at the top of his voice through
| the corridors to the jail, and when
placed in his cell mis- conduct was such
that the jailer had to chain him to the
! cell in order to keep him from demol-
| fishing the windows and furniture.
Neither Of 1.-THE men, who are both
young, are known here, and no one
| Knows where they came from.
| 1t is a great pity that it was not
| within the province OF the judge to
make it life sentence instead OF
| ten years for as Judge Willis in his
remarks told them such men as you
have shown yourselves to be, are not
worthy of a place in society, no mat
ter how far down your position may
be- and the only place where you are
| safe is in the penitentiary but | sin
| cerely hope that if there is one spark
of manhood within your person, you
| will give that spark fair chance
while you are serving this sentence
| "A large audience was present dur
| ing the scene, and they will not soon
forget it.
!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04

ss 1t appears that President Roose-
sre1t is apprehensive of Democratic
success in this State this fall, and
that required a visit from Senator
8Elkins to reassure him that all such
talk or fears were nonsense. West
Virginia has come into the Republi-
can column to stay, and will give
Roosevelt a larger majority than l.
did Mckinley. Wheeling Intelligen-
Ger.
The West Virginian agrees with
InteIIigencer that the State has
Eg0ne into the Republican column to
but itsmay not stay very great
an unpopular nomination De
ii read the State ticket. The
hat orries us in connection q ion
tier fs5 thai if ne q
Fl be made q ts the State con-
Int igencer VIII lG be held held
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
prua Store CHANCES Hands.

j. w Irwin, T. w. Arnett and w. 5.
Hamilton have bought Conaway's
drug store. w. S. Hamilton will man
age the business. He took charge
this afternoon. The old corps Of
clerks was retained.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04

The people will no doubt observe
that Notwithstanding we are in the
Of a panic. as seen through
Democratic spectacles, the price q
wool has suffered no decline Randall,
our home buyer, offering "a cents per
pound There lisa vast difference be-
tween the Republican price and the
Democratic price, the latter, under
Cleveland, having ranged from six to
eight cents in this county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
The !: GAS EXPLOSION.

s8 That no fatalities accompanied the
fearful gas explosion 7 which took
place in the silent hours this morn
ing, should make its lesson none the
less impressive. Many rubber hos.,
are use in town, and the wonde,
that serious explosions have not
occurred before. Everybody should
take warning from this occurrence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
Doctors Victorious.

The Doctors defeated the Normal
Athletic Club yesterday in we'll
played game of ball by the score Of
10 to Z. Swishers base running and
heavy batting was the feature. Bat.
eries: Normal, Polling, Reitz and
Pfhaler; Doctors, Miller and Kidwell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
Suits Entered.

Morgan Billingsley has entered
suit against #. NJ. Meredith ct al The
suits for a debt and IA ttorney Ar
nett represents the splaintif # f3s$s
John f.. Phillips has entered suit
In chancery against BENJAMIN !, NJ.
Simpson ct al. Attorney Alexander
represents the plants Il. .58
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
til TaE T-rIT7vIRe!NIAN EXTRA.

The West virginian ran an extra
issue at noon to-day, giving full
and complete account of the big gas
explosion The extras sold like hot
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
On Lunacy Charge.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, June A.
Especial. John c. Cartwright, OF
Halleck, is being tried here to-day be-
fore Justice Hayes on charge OF
lunacy.