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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06
MUSIC AT THE TUBS
Raotinne Made Woman Work Herself
Almost to Death.

If you hire "cuud' lady to wash
for you, be extremely careful about
your music. If your daughter plays
the piano require her to execute Wag
ner Or ragtime while Sally is at the
tubs. For heavens sake shut aer Off
on hymns and sentimental songs!
Mrs. Ralston went in despair to her
husband, the author, who, you KNOW
is a Texan, and almost in tears declar-
ed that her new woman was the slow
est creature on earth and would never
finish the wash. Black or white,
asked the absent-miudetl !1terate-
"Black.'' .tAll right. I'm going to-.
stay home today. Keep your eye:
OUT Every Is minutes he sat down
al the piano and played such pieces as
whoa! Gee! Whiz!" "a Warm Prop
osition,'' <tMelancholy Nose, Cake
walk in the Sky" "Coontown Shuttle,
and Sunset FTolics." In the late at,
ternoon Mrs. Ralston whispered
Dear I think you had better stop
That poor woman is working herself
to death.-New York Press
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06
Rebuked Himself For Snoring.


Postmaster General Payne the other
day told story of something that he
once saw in a Milwaukee court rooni-
Through the kindness and tact of the
judge the court crier was saved from
a fine.
81 one day attended" said M
Payne "a session of the court IA
which this judge presided. the
court crier was a very old man; he
had served with fidelity for many
years, but age was beginning to tell:
on him. He fell asleep while I was
in the court room and in little:
while he was snoring.
''1he Snorer, of course, dlsrurheo
the proceedings of the court, tat the
judge showed great tact in interrupt
ing without embarrassing the crier-
''Crier Jones', he said in a lqutts
voice, Crier James, some one is snor=
ing"
The crier awakened with a start
and jumped to his feet.
".SilenceI' he exclaimed. There
must be no snoring in this court
room, and he glared iercely all about
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Press g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06

4subteyranean temples. With tnsle
ciltiibc and balls I:t.%s;,t 4 x teet
deer, B% 80 feet wiue. t-lt, these eA-
tenl for miles.
Tie roof is Of living roc:s-s supported
a y hundreds of rock hcwn pillars. ana
all ssround are cls!I>cis. ciiai2 GERS ana
cells. i 1t, in fact. constitutes IN It's
entirety 4 sort OF gigantic Sibtefra-
mean '.holy city. just as wCuid De
built nowadays above ground
But Of all artificial caves the cht'.
combs at Rome have beef tA@ CAUSE Vi
most WohdeFihellt anu 80 W.,
is estimated that there are ;:toGcther
about GOO miles or Galler!eS- 'hP tsf'>'t
er portion or "hlch is s'iH ohtA'i"i e'
Constructed Ior tHe h''@' POI w
tween the beginning Q! '!c Seeo''i anu
the end Of the FOURTH century as :"
species u 81 - ,,
began 20 be d:suSed as such 50 carry
as $50 y. D. an" DurIp "It. .n tha
entirely ceased with the sack OF ihe
city by Ai;Tic IN 7io ~ w.
Afterward they came 70 constitute
place OF pllGrilh!Sc- W. y!
people lost interest III t"eLA- anu 'i.eA
very existence was at iast Utterly io''
gotten.
Ihen on Nay o. 10 So ,.n,.,.,1 n
digging III the oaii'l''iG III, IN =.
scpulchral chamber i! MS resulted III
further eNcaFatlohS' anu liie,c 80 90 q .
revealed 70 the ahi''-cu iiiAi'' '".- W
Rome 1.-THE existence 10 iuo'I ~.
temporary account. Vi oIHSi
concealed beneath their ."
OF course the hoill;tii c"th :"
though the hheSt anu i.oS' 49, -
are not the only ones vi ,1eN N.li,. AZ
the world. Near NhpieS' ioi MS g
some very elaoortte o'e" ~ :"
seen. with SuDterrahe"ii ~ {"
tachcd.
There are also othefs az - '''e
when are unique III ti'a' 'i ~
posed to nave been OF P"saL ofiSlh' az
Malln. beneath the lohha'ei ohs VI >i
ancient capitol OF the lsia AT 80"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06
Aroused Her Suspicion.

N1abe-Vhy in tears? Doesn't the
ring please you?
Helen-Oh, it is beautiful but I fear
that the stone. is imitation
Why? Il
Arthur didn't say anything about
returning it in case don't marry y. him 'l1l-
Topics.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06
The O-nnEc Tree.

The orange tree is regarded as Il
prince among trees and the emblem of
genius. y regularity of this tree is
that it bears fruit and flower at the
same VINE Its leaves are evergreen,
and as 1t grows older it grows in
beauty and fruitfulness, It's blossom
filing the air with its ragrance. 1t is
indeed fit emblem of maria sc prom
Use and hopes. The orange tree is con-
sidcrcd typical of love because, though
its fruit is golden and its flavor and
rccnt delicious. it's rind is bitter. And,
as every one knows who has expert
snced it, Cupid's dart causes pain. The
orange tree is emblematic Of gratitude
as well as Of genius and love.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06
READ THIS COPY or III
DdIIU West VIIpQlnl0Il

IF you are a subscriber, that's nice IL
not want you.
THE DAILY WEST vIRGINIAN
about that. You were new once yourselfS
But we are working hard to make our paper
second to none in this region.
TT TAKES MONEY AND HARD WORK
to establish an up to date paper. IF you dc
not know about that, you can take our word
for it, We knew it before started, but we
felt that some interests in this community
needed such paper as we propose to run
WE ARE .BoosTERs,'' NOT 'KN0CKERs-,=
We believe Fairmont to be at theHthres-
hold Of her greatest era Of prosperity. TO
|promote her best Interests and uphold her
various institutions will be daily conc ern-
We need all the enterprises we have. To en-
courage the nae who are helping to build up
this community will be our delight. We WIZ
try to give
ALL THE NEWS,
and occasionally tell you az5 5si"S z9o5 things
In OENlS buys the Daily one week,
forty cents is the price per month; while four
dollars pays for it q whole year. :
come thou with us and we will do thee.
good.
First Floor New Jacobs Building, Monroe
Street and Porter Alley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06
Eastward Items.

Mr. Charles Walls and mother, of
Preston county. are the guests of
relatives here.
Mr. Mueller, of East Park, has
moved to Cans Station, Pa, where
he has purchased valuable property.
Albert Dawson, of MorgantOwn, was
business visitor in our city Wednes-
day.
Attorney Watts is improving his
property on State street by having it
painted and papered.
Mrs. Mary Hennen will soon COM
mence the erection of two houses on
Ferry street.
Miss Delpha Davis has returned
from an extended visit TO relatives al
Weston
Is Miss Iva Morris, of Samaria, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Frum, of
State street.
You get the news in the Daily West
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06

Take the ladies' and little folks to
see Coughanour and Frazee's circus
It will exhibit here soon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-06

You get the news in the Dai1y Vest
Nirginfan:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
5ffc iaa pert.
Nors Tafota pii iaa HGiten liac iau
itsr MILLING Jun ifjpr.

Sra @rano EorfS meooeleS. at 70
Cages itriot Reau Der / Omegneu Ell
terildgteS al fipligere Seir, huilFet
oil forlinfe @arueiten 10, ire 9oge.
SerimcS bill oct poaifpuoe Snobsit.
uingen al oer icncit iaueSe SueSe, od
Den or anarebet al &ult o. ifabcs
mere 10 Ipnaere oen itaar.
: oel pcitliae Gel al Citizen ira
2ufota iii @outnno IangS @rent
Northern.9 dnen er Sarpeiten / milo
Sang, o. Der oil man iua en- fortriu.
liz Nplina. Sfaoeu peo Huit en- og.
iaa her iorhoIosuis lioeu; oet al.
ilnaeS til mirore emo 10 8roeert.
Eda mango SteSer / StatG err 6og
Speoen neppe pGro at inobsite. me.
oen$ aifaintinam paa arore Steoer
er reouceret fra 20-25 9ulbeIS pr.
4cre iii SO.
Ien tiltrooS for SfaSe oeS Butt
riI bog Horo Iafoto iaa Ell Spebeap.
Iing, ION meaet nPr fomnlcr OF
imoo 6ioraarets, oa nemlig Speoe.
arealet idar bar foreget meo % Vro.
cent ellcr mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Jnotesten at SanoiaIe.

@1eO Senipn til SnStGaten ira
saIg Of ofientIig SanS, ZOO gSin.
ueioia / iioite 5iifalaur iom SEN
fentc I artten al ale llnio.
mems Stater. Ger bIeo nemIia
siort 1t,22s Entries for ialt
iO9s ,643 acres Sano. og SnSipg.
TEN PED ale Stotens ~2nnofontorer no.
gioroc $677, 9S1.
0oro 9afotas SrtigniionsionS
bleb / aarets SOB iorsget meS
81. pa 21s. 6uoroeS Dele 5onSet er
brast op til en- Gum al 80 4haiol.
cellars. Ger bIep aiort % 6 en-.
tries for inlt 1 T9s.55t scrss 9ano.
Scr DC soriee Rorooeitiiater itiler
SpaGoerue Tia i~aaIeees:
CUB 2afota: 900 entries for
iaIt s23d9s acres; SnOt95tsr
$2S5. 1s9.
Rontana: 1896 entries for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
l~lhveeeliet nlooe.
Gu @Grplnffcr | bet noroliac Wia'
neiOta btIier pan en- Yantber.

Gu MunS / StdSco Gomtp oeo
Gnon SSobn Irep git iorIeNu Tag
no iaiunn meo lin Suitru paa gGr.
pllIfntHa. meIoes ira Grpofiton, Iiin.
nciotd Ter err fuIot Al iortr Sisrne
Der / Guleaueu, og Ircu tog lin
Riflc meo, on han tiliplSilui$ iful
De fcmme flag meb 9amie @rutdr.
ga DC Ra bupoc aaaet % pluttet
9rr en- Shu0, ipntes Grrip. at no.
Get rsrtc poa iia borte / et tort 9lt'
itooS ! HPrbeoen. San greb oerior
i'm Rifle. urrmeoe ia Stepel o.
itip6 paa oct balpt itiulte Opr, Sun.
tioigt meN arnIOet Ieo Der ct pGl.
6igt grel ira @uifene, o. en- fiGmpe
mGsiig Eantber fom itprtetoe imoo
bam mco ct fraitigt Sprang. mell
NouOen buffeOe itg InHiuart neo, iud
Gnret tom neo bag bant uoeu III rsre
Gam. bporpnn Oct fortldtte tit Sob ~
ioripanOt | Sfogeu. 0rem iorfulgte
oeh iaareoc Gpr. 90 ban traf ieuere
Here SGaere. iom ilutteoe iig til
banl. men De ioa life mere I'll Oct.
Grep ioriifrer. of GnretS Srop pnr
6 eller I 600 lang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
1lye uefueter.

Gn 0epeidle ira Sonitmntinopel al
2ioe auauit fortpaer. al Sultunelt
bar bruot oct mluotliae carte, BON
gap De 6orcneoe Stdters @eiant ior
10 Gage iiben, % at De aneritmrife
93iSiioners arap paa SIaetiletbeo
meo ANDRE, iom arbeioer / 3prtiet. err
lige Iongt ira at blipe iulOeitgiort
iom isr. Observation-Disclosures moa
optogeS paanp, OF Oct beoer, at Dor.
ten oil fonme nteo me SnbDenotn'
ger, iuoen NeaierinGen / 8aibtna'
ton fan opnao. buao oen f%orlnuger.
3auSag oer l6oe Ien0te ocn tpr'
fife Staggering auertfas Mirniter
2eii6mnu en- Note, iCu tnger tilba8e,
bpao Sultmtm mimotlig bupoe no.
tall. Mr. 2eiibunu ipureoe itriftlig
iuSen II Elmer 90 frenbolot, al
Sultanen ielp munotiig baOoe Iooet,
at De amerifunife DtiSlioner iflloe
TITLES paa lige 300 meo De europa
life. gette irentoIote steuiunlig Ell
uis SorlegerbeS hos bans Haaogl.
pere. men Oe blep BOG peO tit. Sfisnt
Ynlats iefretpr ,S35et Baiba ioriifre.
Sc, at $4,000 par o]eSponeret iont
g%ritatniug til en- auerifouif 8orger
/ Smurna ira bpau en- Sr1moeict.
Dom uloUliG bar taqet bite oct ia.
at oen nrunte Slm mgeniteos par at
SiuAs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

1O52.99i Here's; SrNtGgtrr 1922
OBJ.
8%iSconiin: Ice entries Tor So.
$40 atres; SnOtagter S50,S09.
Soma: Sc entries ior 100 acrcs
Slr0trger S2.102.
Ten idrnIe0c SrStGat ira SuIg al
offentIi9t 2aro FOR heIe Ri9et nopior-
Sc it0ite Mar IS. 795S93. 8 ScuboIb
I'll 9oDen oil Seune Gum neS Era.
Drag al Salrr til ofcutIile SnHo.
iu%HftiouGrer eaor iuO / 6orburos.
itdtsfasien iom ct 5iaFa til Srriga.
tionSionSet. Ser MI u0ljer omtreut
% Millipner Cellars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Oampifibsfriee

Nile De le0enoe transatlantic Gin.
ier bar M / Stgbeb HRo Gunaro.
Sinjen reOiat Sarterne baaoe for lie
% 2ocn alasies S~abptplaoie. Rortb
German SfopO Oh heH irnnife Sinie
bar De itoite til at gna meo 6erpan.
Sriierne paa DC itore tpife 3ampere
er reOuceret meb $40 Tor lite alas.
les aabpt til glpnrortb og 9ber.
bourg. aeouftionen giGIoer altiaa
III ogiaa sltganenoe Stibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
5ohn 6ooonom.

@meritas aoriul / Sbdn3hai ar.
Sobn @ooonom ira minneapolis,
iammentaIote I iorrige llge et 9isoc
al ale iremmeOe aoniuler / Staoeu,
Wsoet eneoes ON al tilboloe 0iua al
6rpoe lin 3qtr1litet. l%nleouinggr
uar, al rllsiiife arpoiere bar Isbet
mo iii Sbaugbui for at repnrere. og
oct imSt Mr. Gooouon ~utiIbsrligt,
san opllaaeSe ina uIeset at 4egic
rinaen | 9eting loueoe At glue Orbre
iii. at oe rusiiife arpoieyc ifal ierne
iia imoen As Timer nreit Oct bIiper
pel intet al. On bperteu Smerita.
9nalmS eaer SpitIann oil blanoe liz
/ afTGren. Smiolertio bar aoninl
@ooonop ionet lit Rnpr / ale Scr.
oens Muller. o. oct er oltio nogct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

General 2l,rofi bar truffet iis ipOooer
ira Snitieilooen o. Inn noale 6or.
potter THAR iaien oeo Glpeu. Sc ia.
paneiiite Trooper unber Sen, llfaibi.
ma iiseS at befnoe iis ! Siac1oNeuS
Galisre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Marinsminiiter Murton blep ed

Iarineminiiter NOrton bleu elefI'
Sia iisIua paa lin fsrlte oificielle Sn'
ipefiionsreiie. San trpoieoe longs
apiten et Bar llger onlboro pad aa.
uonbaaoen DOLPHIN, OF Ban liz.
nenSe all aRSet emo en- Sisbelt, Oa
ban fom iii 9rooflpn C~rlogsoerit.
Gan uiite iia neppe paa GGftet gaa
belle Suen. o. pea 6remtomilen par
ban bles % bapOe msrte 8inse ON
Einere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

On Iepeide ira aioDans Ill go.
edlnn5eiser~ i Berlin giper is!serioc
S2Ipsninger; Ter er M Sesn til
at RasRrne maa taae Snitiatiuet cg
saa paa. Sapaueisrues aampp!an.
bocreiter Sc ifnlbe ansribe sino.
pans, er sieninn!is blepen ioriipr.
ret peo ben ieise 90 loenteoe Dob.
jtano, Sc bar moot ! BORT artbar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Deiperat Kamp.
Bort grtburs insre SaininaspGrfcr
lmooiuar enonn N~narc6cne.
amoet 6risssIpt.

Tn Gepeide ira G6eioo al 22oc
Ail9unt ~iortGller, al SapaNeierne
Senoagen icrlo bombaroereOe Bort
Arthar ira al, & ON Morgener til SCI.
ON GftermiO6asen. 9u lpfteoes 0et
8lisierne at bringe be iapaneiife
Satterier til SauSbeo. Eoaos 5laaoe
oeitpg life | @ombaroeincntei, oa oen
bopee gaaet no .ilbaps.
Sra ct. petersburg ifripeS sen
22oe, at gombar6ementet p1a Bort
artbur peNbiiper DAG % Gat. 2obe.
ne er itoe pna besee Sioer. Gen.
4uropatfiR oil lie De belcireoe ii,
Sielp, bDis IAN fan. san bar M
10000 9tduO nuoer ia, % ban oil
inareIt mulig outage aampen nteo De
iapaneiiife armeer. Jon lager / bans
geprbeo. Spis ban taber, uil nan
trPffe iig tilbage til Sar6in, Gl,sier.
mes i~terfeite 69itnine / Wtanduriet;
men bois ban ~ieirer. bill ban itror
ntaridere til Bort artbur "a bringe
llnSiGtniug. Mau tror / 81. Eeters,
burg, at SGituingen life bereiter fan
boloe ia Iprgcre emo ! to WaaneOer.
&irHiere, iOm tom til GGeioo cen
22he, brin8er be ngeite giterretuinser
ira arigsifuepidSien. Ge Tiger, at 0e
r~usitife 0ipnbisbeoer / Bort Artbllr
er optagne meO at flerue Gig ira
Sla9icItct % besraoe BEN. Sapaue.
lerne err blepuc rsrie oper, at 6erca
falOue aameraier nueer Seu ianHte
Acre iom De iolode 5nSiiite ari8ere.
Der er iulot op al Or Jnutition ! Eort
Artbur. Tiger aineier're.
8orieoen aiorSe Snpaneierne ct Sc.
iperat anareb, iSet 6e moeritstte6es
:; Nr.;a,.; Ath -, S,,,sinos =. =,
ou,i;n.a,,a.o,, %, itnrp.So ,,,,,
J., m,r, Sou @,,s;rrna +inn,,, :"
;,S.,, a. - - 49, Ss,,s,m
9si6eu meIiem &eittgiter o. Serbia
neiporet. 9ampen bar pol0ion. SIT
,,reisr,,os 9orrb,rNcnert ,,reSs
80 81. a,.n s. ha,so ins.,,,.
MIS-. ht,s So, @;naan,> ;nr p,,s
- mrt;m.rinr> ~ Ir,n
S,n,ns;or,a 49,, on,f,s ho, =,
rsr,n,e 90, r,s,;fs (a,rr;i,, er 10; ,
=, ,,~S1,Insrhc q, Se,, nes bnoh npn
icm en- set bar onot for at bare.
San rider ucpbsrlia omtrina o. fiji.
ter ofte Seit. 9oa0c Sficerer %
RauSifaber brpr ia IiSet ON De Sour
Der. iom ioo buppia ieubes inO / Bort
e(rtbur. eiuile @erioner iaar unocr.
ti6en Sop til az title 10 az DC bontbes
49, haat 0el eh D"'oen Vo's8 po'
GER al SlpontH8eh pggs1et' VI nTo
oahtlsl anlal uHVe 0uetel g It0
ne, lcrol De mar oGret 1or osFoSisle
% r~or'lsflSe'
anslerne nor al DC ian 9oloe f8
Sopanelerre ira s'oi' men Gel er
life laa lltterf. S~aPane1effe a sta
norer fl9lten paa enloer Ssloe, TOM
rilSltlfe 5crpolter t'oIIsere Inotoo, %
De ltpoer eoot.
Sshua8 "u.a'" M
la.Voll Paa Seh S0.r
1'le dtpolt'e, 'um l''sh N
oe oeh p''i on g'sl'
p9g''lhges % II a'"D0"Se e"p
lasoes Hi'Net'
gonSonbInSenes Iofio.aorreipcn.
oerter iortqaer. at 9eifaocen er Die.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

Zen rusiiife arpoir "Jfouit" bleo
Ssnoag Moraen ifibt iiGrt Ueo aor'
iafouif paa Zen SothaIien al japane.
fife 4rpoiere, iom iiOm bourbnroere.
Be Sen nnpute gp. 8 aesierings'
bpgninger o. If aininoclige Siiie
la9Ses ! Skinner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

tSOrti. paa Abe siS.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Sor Sanoioeere.
Sortialaet al Web Cafe 2nnSet aicn'
uptagcs. eutteriet | TeuilS GATE.

9ortialaet al HeS 9afe Siloianer.
Smioet / @mmelota nil bli ajenopta.
GET / Ebief &iper Inas Seu lite OF.
tober. SaIaet blep lom befienot no.
lat / ,slni al iorifieIliae slariaaer,
hporai pei oeu pi1tigite par utilfreos.
itiIenbe an6u6, men ga MolehlO.
2anoaabuniaen mn en- ODER. perter
man oaioa, at 9~moieaernc pil taae
mclc SlItereSie / Salaet / Ibief Nj.
Der Rails. De oprinSelia iaitiatte
PanIer ni( ooi,n oirIhs ,nr 1,Ioe. !
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-02-18
THE season Of catching cold IS urOr
us. The cough and the sneeac and

THE season Of catching cold f. upon
III VA. The cough and the sneeze and
nasal twang are TO be heard Gu every
hand. The origin OF chronic catarrh, the
most oomrnon and dreadful OF diseases, is
q cold.
This II the way the chronic catarrh gem
orally begins. A person catches cold,
which hangs on longer than usual The
cold generally starts In the head and
throat. Taen follows sensitivencss OF the
air passages which incline one To catch
cold very easily. At last the person has a
cold all the while seemingly. more or lees
discharge from the nose, hawking, spit
ting, frequent clearing OF the throat, nos
trils stopped up. fun feeling In the head
and sorp, innamed throat.
Tho bsst time To treat catarrh n ct the
very beginning. A bottle OF Pernna prop
erly used never fails TO cure a common
cold, thus preventing chronic catarrh.
While many people haye been cured OF
chronic catarrh by a single bottle Of
Peruna, yot, as a rule, when the catarrh
becomes thoroughly fixed, more than one
bottle IL necessary TO complete a cnre.
Peruna has cured csscs I~ann,nerahle
Of catarrh OF twenty years standing.
IL In the best, II not the only internal
remedy for chronic catarrh In existence. =
But prevention IL far better than cure.
Every person subject TO catching cold
should take Peruna IS once at the slight
est sTmpton Of cold or sore throat Mt
this season OF the year aud thus prevent
what is alao3t cort2tu 70 end In chronic
catarrh.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-02-18
From the Capital.

FROM the Capital.
A t~welveinch u on the Missouri
is reported to have thrown q shot IF
teen miles.
Y. N. Jameson has been appointed
by the president to be a naval officer
Of the port Of Chicago.
The senate is expected TO confirm
DR.. Crum, colored, as collector OF the
port OF Chsleston. shortly.
Representative Davis has introduced
a bill sppropriating $4,000 for the
construction of q public building at
Fsribsuit. MINI.
Secretary C~ortclyou. in response to
an inquiry from the house. says his
department has eight carriage horses,
ten vehicles and an auto.
Howell DEM has been unseated
and his place awarded to Mr., Connell
c~ontesting Republican. Three Re-
puolicans voted with the Democrats.
Among bills passed recently was
one authorizing the secretary OF the
IAyy TO donate to Minnesota g steer
ing wheel Of the former warship Min
nesota.
Representative Stevens has report
cd fayorably from the house commit
zee on commerce. q bill permitting
the construction Of bridges across the
Minnesota river.
The president. in response to the
Culberson resolution. has sent 10 the
senate additional and confidential cor
respondence on the Panama natter.
II will not be made public.
The secretary Of the navy has re-
ceiyed a cable from Commander w. H.
Everett at the Cansries, in which II is
reported that the torpedo hotilla. en-
route TO Manila, has been found ad-
mirably seaworthy.
Reed Knox. who has been acting as
eonfdentisl clerk to his father, the
United States attorney general. has
resigned from the department and
will devote his time TO the Knox farm
Of 300 acres at Valley Forge. Father
and son will engage In the business OF
raising FLOODED cattle.
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ne - From ABROAD.
Pope Plus Y. Is said to be losing his
sight
Increased tension between the porte
and Bulgaria over Macedonian re-
forms Is noticeable.
There has been a change OF senti-
ment IN Montevideo. and there Is now
no fear OF an attack on the city.
Sixtc Lopez, the welLknown Fill
pino sgltator. has refused to take the
oath of allegiance at Manila He will
be deported.
The management Of the Uazzi gal
lery at Florence, Italy. has discovered
eight cartoons, on which are a score
Of sketches and studies by Michael
Angelo.
BY q decision at Victoria. p. c.,
Edna Wallace Hopper is defeated In
her efforts to break the will OF her
step-father, Alexander Dunsmuir, and
to secure a portion OF the Dunsmuir
millions.
The Canadian Press association
passed q resolution asking the gov.
eminent TO cancel the present pos
tai arrangements regarding American
publications. This would mean that
all papers coming from the United
States would be charged ct the rate
Of 6 cents a pound, and would imply
a scent rate On letters.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-02-18
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Fire destroyed the Joy line steamer
Two trained lions and a Great Dane
dog, part OF a travelling show, were
burned.
Fire In New York almost destroyed
the home in Pelham Manor where lay
the body OF Harry A. S~pslding, for
many years one of the leading jewel
ers OF New York. Chicago and Paris.
W. w. Copeland. president OF San
Francisco typographical union, is
dead as the result OF falling through
an open elevator shaft. He was con-
nected with Iowa newspapers twenty
years ago.
Freddie Mccartney, the eight-yeer-
old son OF a Seneca farmer. fell back
ward in a tub OF scalding water while
playing with a one-yearold baby. The
flesh OF the back and arms nearly fell
OF to the bones.
One seaman a washed overheard
during the rough voyage of the steam
er Butcher. which arrived at New
York recently. another fell and broke
his leg, and a boy was injured. The
steamer encountered q succession OF
high westerly gales.
While the naval board OF inspection
was testing the battery on the battle
ship Iowa. at Fort Monroe, both guns
In the starboard forward eight-inch
tuTTet blew CT their muz7les- here
was no damage except to the guns
and to one whaleboat.
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