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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-30

Has any person heard Of uuItsd
States troops being rushed u Colo
RADIO 10 protect the Law abiding uhlon
men Who have bssn dragged froG
their fireaidsn IN the cold wInLfY
nigth, half naked, assaulted and
driven into cars AMI sent adriit By
masked aud armed rurfians' Has The
militia u the stats intrrtsfed 90 Pro
tsct These Istsnselsns cittLsna' Surely
all our tndtgnatiou haa bssn apsut 0n
Russian 0utrazes Some should hAvs
been spared ius home consumption
Idaho Uuioalst
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
@ll&lid)rs 1%lobtenltsin!

Ha4bem Sobunn H.. Shirt bon unb
5u 2ie9tenftein, am q. Suli 1866 cine
Snfpeftion bes INSTRUMENTATION Som
tin9ents in 8abua poreenommen bate,
riidte biefes unb apar nit Der otter
rei9iF9en Nrmee psreint in's 6elb, Inn
i'm Siiben vsegen einen ausfpdrtigen
Seinb" gu tdmpfen, tpie ss in Der proz
flamation bes 2anbesfiiriten bieB. Sbr
S9lubiab lautete: $50 CLAUDE Sd
benin bds S9mersli9iie unb @raue
famfte abgefpenbet gu baben, inbem mir
ni9t ge5ipunsen finb, bic bunbbrii9i~
gen, beutI6en 9riiber nit eigener 5anb
81 befGmpfen." Sas &pntinsent fam
Biz gum Gtilfierio9 unb Santa Mas
ria am Wormier Sod. Die piemons
tefen lieben fi9 iebo9 ni6t bliden. Die
Sruppen purben balb 5uridberufen,
o6ne in Nttion s~etreten gu fein. sSm
Sabre 1867 ppnte bic Hegierung tpie>
Der CUR @efrutenz Iusbebuns f9reiten,
unb es fouten tpie ieitber js q Mann
Der fteaun9spfli9tieen 2eute our Sabne
ein~berufen tperben. Nd9 MuflDfung
bes oeuti9en 8unbes eriitirte aber feline
8unbespfli9t me6r, Mtlitdr 81 balten.
Der ein5i9e Seinb bes 2anbes, 10 purbe
i'm 2anbtage treffenb berborgeboben, lei
Der G6ein, Der bie unb ba ms 2anb
ein5ubre9en brObe, unb gegen bieien
Jeino miife mar 9ut unb 8lut elm
feBen. Der 2anbtag bef9lob, Die
Sruppenausbebung Biz 81 einem unter
3uItimmuns bes 2anbtass erfolsten
militdrif9en NnidluB on einen srDe
beren Staat einauteuen. Der Shirt
fanftionirte bieien 8ef9lub am IL.
6ebruar 1858. Die Mannf9oft tpurbe
.ntlaFen, bus aontingentstommanbu
aufeel0ft-unb feitber gi6t es in 2ie6z
t~eritein feline MilitGrbien{tSfaat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
8runbeissntbums uebertragunsen.

German 6. Martens an @m. s.
Roa1, Got III, Mlen & &oots Norf
MbS. fhbli1 bon 19. Str. $4500.
Wrtbur 9. Broun an Bernaro Sauer,
Got 66, growns 2. g. Meribian Str.
Nbo., iioli9 bon Gsap. $500.
Central Sruft go. an 8obert Drum,
2ots 139 unb 140. 2enor pluee NOb..
iaoli9 bon 81. Str. $3.50.
Sieielbe ON Gannie m. Srses, 2Ots
1877 unb 1873, bieielbe. $3.50.
gliaa Manl an 2aurinoa pepper,
She'll bon Section IL, Somnfbip Is,
&ange 2, / Nder, Wapne Sp. $125.
8iais 5. Smith an Sames 6. Wans
Iep, 2ots Is unb q, 8sod 8, Bruces
Bafer Abb., nDrtlid BON 81. Str.
$259O.
grnefine 9. Burner on Sohn 9.
Woob, She'll Got 8, Dolman's Nbo.
Weitieits Sem Serisp Str. n6rblit
bon IA. Ctr. $4,000.
Marp 8rannon u. u. an Samitel
W. 8arrp, 8bsil 9ots Is unb IL,
Central parf 9bb., tpefli9 bon Gapi.
tot Nbe. 800.
2tnnie W. 8arrp on Warp Bran-
npn. Got 367, @aien's g. 8rootfoe
Nob. 800.
Union 9ruf 60. an Wireinia u.
9ea9man, ihbI. 0dlfte bon Got 81,
Bruce place slob., Offeite B~rOaomap,
iabli9 BON %. Ctr. $4,000.
2iuiun Solp an Soa TeIisbt, fib'
lide 9dlfte Der Got q in @apen's
Subj. zines Shells Der Mubenlot $50,
40 BEL 70. SUB, Derbefert. nOromsf'
Ii4e Ode BON @ermont unb patterion
Strabe. $l400.
gbparb 2ittle an Sobn 2ittle. 2ots
l unb 8 unb bic 6fli4e 0dlfte bel
8 ots = uno z in 6uuens 2. Abb. bon
Cumberland .8ibp. $500.
Central 9ruft @omp. an Mnbreu
0ansfolf, 2ots So unb-54 In 2eno1
glace Mbb.. "a BEL 1344 SUB isbe.
Weffbe bon 9anaEs Str, fiblit
bon 80. ctr. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
Ginc 600 Sabrc aIte 1tbr.

Die Glteite ubr in England befinbet
ii9 in Der Stride au Peterborough. sic
itammt aus benz Sabre 1920. Gs pirb
iiberliefert, baB fie Die Qrbeit zines
MDn9es lit. Natiirli9 lift fe febr
primitip. Sbr Sang tpirb bur4 Elm
8leiseni9t BON ettpu 800 pfunb ge<
reselt, bas an einem Sau bon go
gorbs 2Gnse bGret; biefes Suu 1T
auf elmer 9ol5peIe aufseroat. Die
ubr mub tGsli9 aufss3osen tperben.
sic f4Idst bic Stunben auf elmer Der
sroben &ir9eneloden. bic 5000 pfunb
piegt, nit 9ilfe zines &lOppels BON
70 Yfunb. Oas RGbertperf anb bas
2Gutipert ftnb eintse Yurbs bon elm
amber entfernt unb bur9 elm fleines
Sau perbunben. Sie ubr bat fem
3ifferblott; bic Stunben limb uuf benz
6auptrabe Der 9emmung angeoeigt,
bas iih In stpei Stunben einmal umls
brebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
glue alte Ytonterim.

Grau &utb u. @ri9sbp, 80 Sabre
alt, faf 80 Sabre In Snotana unb
iber 60 Sabre in indianapolis an.
fdifs, farb sefsrn i'm 5auie ibrsr
So9ter Srau Samuel u. 0amilton,
"a Sub Summit Str. Dor et,pa
60 Sahrer erbaute ibr @atte elm Blod.
baus auf bsmielben plabe no isbt oas
Saus go. 1908 South @a5ern Mpe.
hebt.
Bic alte Dame sradblte ffets biele I'M
tereHante gpiioben aug Der Mnfebler-
ssit unieres Staates, pis oamals fd
bic 8emobner bur4 anaiinbsn bon
Gsusrn Na9ts gsgen W6lfe f9tbtsn.
pie poaue, mad benz Der CLUB.
pogus's Stun benannt tuurbe, 3ur 3eii
f9 auf bic Su9e nod perlorenen
pferben beaab. ben Snbianern In bic
0dnoe serietb uno ipurlos beri9wanb,
Obne baB iemals ettuas uieber bon
oemielbsE geb6rt ooer geieben tuuroe.
Srei Na9tommen iberleben bic @rei-
fin. Seize @rigsbs. II Sabre alt, Grau
Nanep Wit9sl, 65. unb Jrau 1amil-
ton. In beren 6auie He Rarb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Wai9inengemebre unb Der rufff9en
Baionette.
30 ;eiet f9 cine reue @olonne uno
iOfort treten bic Mai9inengewebre auf
benz Sort go. 2 in Sbdtisteit. Die
3eiben bes Gsinbss Iidten f4. In
Mafen miro sr nieoergemdbt uno balo
if bic game sroBe gOlonne aufgerie-
ben.-.8ieb mir bein ,8swebr," ruff
@ompasnie9ef &iafOnou einem SOls
baten 3u, vmeines 1T bei4doigt, ou
tannff bid inawifden erbolsn." 8lei4
barauf malt IS, unb elm Sapaner
tudl3t f9 auf ben 8ooen I; ipieoer elm
@duB-unb elm anbersr Seinb briat
3uiammsn. SIM tibrisen batten Die
6liebenben au6 unter benz Geuer ibrer
eigenen 2eute au leioen. Ius Ser
feben purben fe bon iapanif4en
S9rapnels iiberi4ittet. Mls es b6Qi9
bell geporbsn mar, faunten ole iber
bic grsebnife bes Samples. Die Mns
lagen Der Sappeure waren aerfi6rt,
@etpebre, &an3en, Granddaughter,
Weni9en, 96pfe, Armee. Seine uno
anbere 8lieomaBen lasen In 9rauBem
Wirrmaar tibereinanoer. So4 frat
teine pauie elm, pieber loeen bic feinb=
li9en artiaerieseiaohe su uns bertiber.
uno unentmutbiet perfu9te Der Geinb
bic S9arte a%usjuwesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
Gin tbemrer gnrnt. Cine amiifan

Gin tbenrsr gnrnt. Cine amiiiante
MaGeranefbote eraGbGte iiinsft Der
greife Maler 3iem i'm Sreunbestreiie.
Gafimir=perier, Der @ater oes rGinz
tassprdfibenten" Der franaOff9en &es
publif, befu6te einmal ben Maler gp>
rot IN feinem Ntelier unb betpunberte
elm Bib, bas gorot aerabe bonenbet
bate. nOus Bib mD4te i9 haben,"
fdgte gafimirsY erier. Wenn Sie bic
Bidder unb 6leif9erf9ulben meines
Sreunbes Minet beaablen, lit ss S6r
G%igentbum,~ erfpiberte gprot.-r@s
sema6t!" Jrob 70 biGigen &uufs 81
sinem sroBartisen 9emdlbe getommen
AT fem, fubr gdfimirsp erier fpfort
na9 Gbainp unb erfubr bort gu feinem
G9red, bab Minet beim TleiI9sr o.
600 6rancs unb beim Bidder $4,000
Trancs Sdulben bate! gr bate 5tpOlf
Sabre lang sepumpt umb feline @lGubi>
ger INNER nit Der 9offnung auf ben
sroben Soup, Der linn f9lteBli9 bod
gelingen miife, pertr6ftet. Der srobe
Soup mar nun in Der Shat geluneen,
benin GaTmir<p erier 5ablte als e9ter
Gbefmann BITE 5000 Srancs. obne NIT
Der Wtmper gu auden. Gs mar elm
tbeurer gorot eetporber, benin bdmals
5ablte man fir elm Bib bes ~beriibmten
Molers bD9ftens 1900 Srancs; beute
auerbinss pdre @afimir= periers gorpt
breimaI 10000 5ranes tpertb eetpefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
Nnr nod cine ISOLDE trennt ms

Nnr nod cine ISOLDE trennt ms
bonn f46nen Weibna4tsfefte nit ieinen
Greuoen, feinsn 8dumen uno 3ersen.
So 1T bic 3eit, In pelder rtur gan3
perfn69srte Wenfden fetn @efibl fur
Die Sreuoe ibrerNddften unb ielbf feine
Treuoe am @eben baben. Wobl Ton.
men nidt ale bic Saf9en 6ffnen, aber
lore 9er3en t0nnen ge6fnet iein our
Sbeilnabme an ben fruben Geftta8en.
Den 9suti6sn beionbers gilt bieies
Jeft piel. IS trdst fe gu ben frOben
erpartunaen Der 3uaenbseit gu ben
Dislsn 8ewsiien inniser glternlisbs
suriid. go riffet fi9 bas Dsuti9-
tbum in bieiem 2aibe gum froben
6efe.
Ni9t muir i'm SamilienfreiIe, ion.
bern and in ben 8ereinen regt une
rtiftet fi9 aass fur bic Weibna9tsbe'
i4eerungen unb frObe nnterbaltunsen,
SIR @srfe Der 8armbsrsisfeit riib.
rem gar feibig bic Samen unieres ID
bel 8utes ftiftenosn Grauen=Silfs=
8ereins unb Der anberen Srauenber.
cine bic Sdnbe. Sic tuerben Greuot
unb 6sftelan3 in 10 nlan6es 6eim
brinsen, bas nit Gorge burdieudt
1T. Sbre Werfe fnb es, tpel9e BEN
Gefte erf feline I&6ne geoeutuns, feline
wabre Wei6e seben bur9 ibr felbf.
lOies @irten i'm Sienffe Der reinlfer
Weni9enliebe. Sas Seutf&tbum bat
biel g~eleiftst In Snbianapolis, absr BIZ
Werte Der oeutf9en Trauen finb iein'
i96nte 3ier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Ser fnr@tbare Druid, ben Die
@emfwos auf bic &e9ieruns bes 3a=
rem ausgeibt, miro Dem 8Olte i'm &ui=
fenrei4e peni9fens eini9e@rlei4terun9
bringen, abtr tpirtlide &sfOrmen miro
Der &uiie ieinem Geino. benz Sapaner,
~Deroanten, penn oiefer &uBlanb burd
feline ueberlegenbeit ueiter oemitbi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
gottIteb 6 eufharb BIT,
Die gemhtbli&e gde,"
gde Noble unb Marfet Str.

grmorbeter 9eifIi4er
EN- benz an Der oifpreuBifden @ren3e
belesenen ruffif4en Orte 8er5ansi
tuurben Hd9ts Der paftor 8aumarrl,
feline Satin, bic So4ter unb Elm
OienitmGb9en bon elmer Rdu6erbanb'
ermprbet. Die 9bdter tonnten niHt er'
mittelt perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Beftrate DE-
I n. Wom S9purseriat In Mi4 i'm
fran56ff9en Departement Gers tpurbe
bic 24iGbrise Radel @altie. bic ibren
Soften. ben Griebensri4ter o Saint-
gldr, TIRE @robmutter urb ibren Brus
Der persiftete, au 20 Sabren 3udtbaus
NIT barter Mrbeit perurt6eilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Ser @eibaftsmana Der feline Nns
seige in Der ySeuti4en 3eitun9" bat,
tann fIaue @ei9afte oieiem umfanoe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Sie Sapaner baben ME es i6eint
ben @ebrau9 Der 10 fiir9terli9 wirten=
ben 6anb9ranaten, ben ruifi9en
Inar9ifsn ab9e9udt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
8nHhuH.

Reide, bod unGie5enss
tp i r.b / &c 6 rbi n Unit Der fiG
Elm 2eutnant f4ulbenbalber perlobt
bait: rNun, mas fasff Ou sii meiner
Werlobungge -Treunbin: .Wies
Der etne@OhpierstrasDbie."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Wenr 9awion unb 8reene lid,
3%anten, baben ebrli6e 2eute ben 0or=
theil.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31

BOSTON MAN SAYS HIS FiGaT on
STANDARD OH Has csl-as:
gEGGN.
ON MoNoAY HE wIiI ssN0 o1-
ANs- ARTICLE FcR sTCfSai;sG
euRPOSEs.

BOSTON. Mass. Gec 81 50 81
froro .quittinS" IL his warfare -. ( nt.
Standard OH trus< rs hss bee2 :.'sis:a.
ed yesterday. Thomas U. f4aysss:ss
says he las enly begun. and Ssaat g
s.o@dSy rext he sE:n pat oroaGs5i':e
against the Standartl Oh aa6S =aS1z:si
rama:ed Copper tz::tt viii make al
hie G~er5a. ctccsSS seem taus- NIlep.
seen ;.lfs morning Mr. lawson sslS7
that Instead of being izabaed vr;tis q
desire 70 quit his determination %
wage q finish Gsnt- was. If anything.
stronger than ever.
7 have not let up on my bats
against the Standard on H. II Rogers
crowd and do not intend 20.
said Air. LAWSON
Ny enemies may spread any @ r'I.
rnors they see At but l viii rtEidly-
adhere 10 the couse which outlined
at the opening OF this controversy
Referring 10 the -unor that EyerT-
sody.s Magazine had been purchased
By the opposition forces. on the IL:
stallnenI of -frerz.ed finance were
TO be discontinued. AR LAWSON said
Wen. wen. thar is the best joke e
the season. You can say for me that
the public viii find ne doing business
at the old stand every month until
the article is finished
Another matter which evoked NJ.
Lawson.s merriment ~ith the publish
ed statement that he was in Ne1va-it
\. J.. when in reality he was in Boss
ton.
"Hase I been TO Newark? hardly.
thi1k such a question requires an an
swer.- he said.
~However. any time that my pre-.
eace n that city becomes necessary,
whether in answer caction OF M,
opponents or in fr1rthertnsss ON
interests shall be there. Regard
ing 4r1SIgaanated Copper wish |"
inform ti-e public that the next div.
idend wiII be at an increased rate.
Next Monday evening will publish
:. statement that VIII jar Wall street
10 its very foundations. Standard OIL
and It's allies have had fair warning
Let them watch out for the article =
is 10 be sent to the leading papers
n this country and in Europe. \
rude awakening is in store for thosn
VITO imagine thatthe end Is in sight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
STMKn.S
MATCHING FOR
MAN " GUN
ALTHOUGH DfON'T KNOW
He HAD IT AND WOULD
USE IT.
DEs7ERATE PLOT TOOK PLACE
IN WHICH NUMBER OF PEO-
PIE WAS HUFF.


HAMMoND. Ind. Decs SI--At least
four men were wounded and afry
shots exchanged IN desperate r:os
which TOOK place FRIDAY evening ct
The Lake Shore Depot in Indiana bar bar
Dor while several hundred employees
of the American Steel and Fire Com.
pany and large crowd Of theatre
goers were waiting for The train 70
Chicago.
trouble has been brewing at the
steel mills. where 1850 men are en-
ployed. ever since Tuesday The fifty
men in the shipping department, II IS
alleged. objected to TIE amount o.
work done by man named Kroner
Superintendent Wright refused to dis
charge Kroner and the men struck
Their places were Immediately filed
and the strikers then began stu
hunt for Kroner Friday night they
lay IN wait for him as he came from
work and when he saw them he open
ed fire with his revolver The strtk-
ers returned the fire. Krcner lodged
into the crowd and the bullets whis-
lied through the air IN every direc-
ton Kroner finally eluded the MOB
and got away on the train
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
DOWN TO IEEAT
WENT THE LOCAL BOYS BEFORE
THE VARSITY TEAM LAST
NIGHT

The W. NU Sasket. ball team de-
feated the Y NC. a team from
this city at Iorgantovn last night by
score of - TO Is. The boys were
sure OF it ard predicted all along that
defeat would be their portion. but not
by such a score The arnory floor at
the University IS used for basket ball,
and IS also used for dancing. there
fore.It is as smooth as glass and the
local men could do nothing with it
while the Varsity players wore the
suction shoe and had complete con
t-o! of tneir movements all the time
Hawley made every point for Fair
mont. shooting -13 goals from foul
and i from field Layman- of this
city, was the referee. and the game
was played under the A A q rules
: Within the next few days some
changes viii occur in the lineup OF
the local team. and they are expected
70 strengthen the bunch immeasura-
bly,. a brother of Captain Fritz Haw--
ley VIII arrive soon, and Aubrey Mere
dith has returned home for an in
definite stay, and as both are expe-
rienced players they viii, of course,
be given positions on the team In
the near future the team VIII invade
the Pirtsburs region.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
HAD A HAD SCARE AT EARLY
HOUR THIS MORNING IN
NEW YORK.
CBy Publishers PressD


NEW YORK. Dec. 31--The three
thousand occupants OF the sky scrap
Eng Park Row building were given a
scare shortly after eleven o'clock
this morning when fire broke out
in Offices on the eleventh floor. A
large crowd blocked Broadway to
watch the smoke pour out of the win
dows. while employees in the various
officers in the building rushed out
in the corridors to inquire the rea-
son for the smoke and volume Of
water which fell in a Niagara torrent
down the elevator shafts. drenchtnG
the passengers in the cars. An at
tempt was made to put out the blaze
with fire extinguished by excited
clerks, but they succeeded in sprink-
ling the fluid on everything else but
the fire. A relief crew of fremen.
in the shape of score of building
employees was formed. the hose was
unwound from the coil on the walls.
and the flames checked. The loss Is
8, 900.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
TO FLASH new YEARS GREETINGS

tra!fa. Alaska, Argentina. New Yea
land. the Philippines and other coun-
tries received The time IN froE o-9 TO
S.5 seconds This years operation
may be handicapped by the consest-
ed condition of the Pacific and Far
Eastern cables, owing TO the war but
Commander Hayden expresses the
hope thar the great record made Last
year may be bettered-
The signals will be sent at mid
night. at I O'Clock o'clock and ;
O'clock a. NJ. They viii start at five
minutes before the hour. beating The
seconds. except The last FIVE OF each
CT the first four minutes
The last ten seconds OF the fifth
minute win be omitted. the exact in
slant of the hour being marked by
the closing Of circuits with single
tick.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
SIGNAL WILL BE STARTED Al
MIDNIGHT AND SENT en-
nsEY ROUND The eLo6E
R Publishers Pressl

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Dec 81
The tick that shall be heard around
the world is what Lieutenant Com
mander u e. Hayden in charge OF
the Chronometer.s and Time Service
OF the Uai:ed States Naval observa-
tory. aims at, in series of telegraph
signals TO be flashed from Washing
ton to-nfght when the New Year
makes It's bound into The affairs OF
men. Last year a similar effort was
made, telegraph and cable companies
everywhere cooperating with the OBJ
servatory here 10 pass the fash along
The result was that England. Aus
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
III 4 Bill MILLION On
DOLLAR FIRE FIRE 1. An EARLY
HOUR THIS THIS I.Il0lREllll ING ING

from stSsseti2. ti;e. ysali55 OF the seven
story Cast Buyers Union bt.:td:rs.
scr::sf.:s.s taet :ouses if:se ecs shells. :
SIX are-ren we're injured oy fiyinss
bricssz vixen tic walls tc:l, Two %. tie
men being so badly i1S:rt they We're
remoyed-to hospi*aL TheS are Gap
faia James Cunningham and Free
clocs3nS. TIE a&Sailea losses are
gf.en as follows:
Panirs;Ii2r Storcwors:S warehouse
SfOe. .eaa: balldiasS. Si5e0eo: zcEs,
Gun Company $4,000; Rubber PAM
Company. S4G.0o0: Cash Buyers
Union s1s5.00o; building, S-1o- 900
To;ai s621. .o00. Insurance rwo=shirds
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
8. Magers ceraiaa tloms

W. S. Mayors AID Mrs: R Cam :eLE,
ningharn received a telegram sosSfay
from their brother. DR. George Stay-
ers. saying that he had landed san
Francisco and would be IN FafrIlont
within a weeR Dr. Mayors has been
in the Philippines during the past.
four years. having held the position
lately as assistant ship surgeon OF
the cruiser Raleigh. The telegram
was dated yesterday. and stated that
he would return via Chicago. bis
many friends are anxfously awaiting
his arrival. but are ignorant as 70 his
future plans or the length Of mis- stays
in West Virginia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
tcB SEVERAL INCHES Fs.css5
HAD 70 Sc cRusHEp EoR
TWO es
e 4: p:'r.:il3SIi. ners' Pres,
TWO MlGgEss.. $ !.


NEN0 N0A3fSEE Mich Dec 81
Ter BENG tosseS3 ghent on sing
sea Tor tasrsy-ssS
been n itanitss-st daEef soSIss: 10
the botton sse larger part sssssss
reached lie pcT.: fEte yeste "a
badly battered condition xtt.l ers
gers on TIE verse Of cellap be
boat F,rankfort LETT in good sIsss
but,a few hours after::fes.si sett
Terrific bIo@caue Cars oz1s snss
car deck became loosened were
saved from going Into sea ssreas
dificulty s casting wciss.slirss
tors On one or the cars was shrolses.
from its fasteninSs and anrs partis5
around. crushing the smoke stack
exhaust pipe as well as do5Es he
damage. Every nan on the boatsNa=
called on to help the crew secure the
great mass OF iron which tsrsatened
TO get through the bottom Of tho
boat. As a last resort Captain Rob;
insou threw The boat into The trous-..t
OF the sea while the casting ssses lasis.
ed 70 the car Toset into cas- oer:
it was necessary TO crush Ice es:sesser.2i
inches thick for two miles
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
OCCUPANTS OF SKY SCRAPER
wedding Bells.

Al o'clock Wednesday evening.
ar the home of the brides parents on
washington street, Prof. VIM. r.
shaw and Miss Mary Edna Mayer
were married. Rev. W. II Miller per-
forming the ceremony. Owing to the
recent death of the brides brother
the wedding was quiet one, only the
iunmediate families and few close
friends being present.
Some beautiful presents Were re-
ceived and delightful luncheon was
served Immediately following the GER
emony. After New Years Day Mrs
Shaw viii take up her school duties
at Rowlesburg. and complete her
term. while the Professor viii also
return TO his chair at the Fairmont
Normal Those from distance who
witnessed the ceremony were Prof
Mercer. of Fairmont, and Mrs and
Miss Byrer, of Philippi-
The above notice in the Preston
Republican came as very great sur
prise to the friends OF Mr.. Shaw here.
many OF whom knew nothing what
ever of his approaching wedding. We
wish him and his bride all the Joys
incident to the New Year, and mar
ried life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
PRAYER
OF assYRiAn PRIEST BROUGHT
cuRE TO PHILADELPHIA
PROTESTANT GIRL.
az PublIshers. Press.y

TRENTON. n. J. Dec. $l.-Miss
Mary Dickson. who for several
months had suffered from a nervous
affection that took her voice away
entirely. came home from Philadei-
phia yesterday and astonished her
mother by speaking to her as well
as ever She said that the cure had
been affected by the prayers OF The
Rev. Father S. corkemaz. an Assyrian
priest, rector of the Catholic Church
of St. Maron. In Philadelphia. The
girl had heard that the Philadelphia
priest had cured 4 se.ere case of
rheumatIsm. and aps induced TO visit
Father corke=aaz. She did SO. and
says that the priest prayed With her
and touched her thro=ax with relic
OF st. Maroa. He then told her 10
go home and that her voice would re-
turn. she devoutly believes that a
miracle has been worked. Miss Dick
sons friends. who are protestants.
youch for the cure
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
MOST POPULAR MAN
In the Second Ward This Afternoon
Is Undoubtedly Lily

Councilman George Lilly's treat to
the Second ward kids came on at
one o'clock this afternoon as
scheduled and If there was one young
ster who missed 1t he must Eave
been very sick AID unable to
walk. Each one was given sack OF
candy and nuts. oranges. apples and
the IKE. while lots OF fun was seen
when the money was thrown on the
street for them TO scramble for
There is no question about who Is the
,,os4 cs4 popular man in the Second.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
Ed H0NOHUE VERY SERIOUSLY HURT

He has no bones broken. and was m
jured only by the shock. but he is IN
pretty serious condition
- Eis--w:fe left on 30. Al this after
roon. and VIII bring him TO hospital
here on 10. 4 this evening Mr.
Donohue Is son-in-Iaw of Mr. T. L.
Ford. of the Fifth ward. His home is
on Eleventh street, Fifth ward and
he is wen known here. He IS an
experienced oil field man, having
worked with the company for some
fifteen or twenty years
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-31
Ry Puptishers, Press.5

PARIS. Dec. .sI.ahe American
embassy confirms che fepaFs hat
General Horace A. Porter,sele Amer
.can Ambassador 10 France .sss.sfs== SIX
ed tc be relieved or bis dufte fze'
has spent 255 yeas m the sers oE
The american SosernHlen ent sEssss
eight years rs ambassador to Fsr.az.ce-
Re win return TO ZSew York and spead
the rensainGer Of bis days With llsss
children.