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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-19

Special Gable, Marine Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-The S.
! s. Mongolia arrived this morning from
New York.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-19
HARTMAN
ssOciated Press Gable to the Star.
nATrT

ST. PAUL April I9Ihe application of Hartman president Of
the Union Pacific and others interested leave intervene the
Northern Securities has been denied in the federal here
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Skirmishes Along YaIu

Associated o
LIAOYANG, April 19A number
and Japanese forces along the Yau reported There few
fatalities
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First Judge, First Circuit Court
J, J. Dunno, Attorney for Petitioner
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ISOLATED Press Gable TO the Star

VLADIVOSTOCK GETTING SHORT OF SUPPLIES.
BILE TO
ST PETERSBURG, April I9Vadvostock is short of supplies
and civilian inhabitants leaving in large numbers
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SIEZE A TOWN
ed Press Gable to the Star.

to he
GARRETT Pa April I0String posses
sion of the town, overhrowing the civil authorities
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
POOLROONIS OF ST LOUIS
OPEN DESPITE WARRANTS
Sheriff Grove of Alton Arrests Chief of
Police and Officers and Son of
MAYOR Par CnNIe

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Notwithstand-
ing the service Of nine warrants on
policemen and pOolroom attaches as a
result Of the riots in Madison H., Fri
day. the pOOlrOoms opened this after
noon at the usual hour, with Police
men NIcCambridge and Street on
guard. The attendance was larger
than on Saturday, many who stayed
away Saturday seemingly having re-
gained courage. Everything was quiet
and the betting was brisk.
Warrants were served to-day by
Sheriff Grove OF Alton on Chief of
Police McCambridge. Policemen John
Meehan and William Street and Will
liam Coyle, son Of Mayor Pat Coyle.
Six OF the warrants were against Nee
han, who is charged with false i'm
prisonment IN five warrants and with
liberating a prisoner in the sixth.
Street and McCambridge are charged
with resisting an officer and Coyle
with attempted murder.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
YOUNG CORBETT
HARD AT WORK
Champion Training Faithfully
at the Beach for His Fight at
the Pavilion on Monday Night
IS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
Dave Sullivan Is Fast Round
ing Into Form and Expects
to Put Up a Good Battle

Young Corbett is not losing any time
in getting into condition for his fight
with Dave Sullivan next Monday night.
The champion has been working out
regularly at the Beach Tavern for sew
eral days past and at the present time
| is in splendid FORM
His present weight is 133 pounds. He
is to do 130 pounds ringside for Sui
livan and states that he will be down
to the required weight in a few days.
His wind is good and altogether the
little fellow looks to be in the best OF
form and ready to fight the battle of
his life.
The wet weather is not at all agree
able to Corbett and he has been chafing
under restraint for the last few days.
He has been compelled to cOnfine him
self almost entirely to indoor work and
as the champion is such a strong ex-
ponent of road work and outside exer-
else in general the rain does not suit
him exactly.
Yesterday a large crowd Of we'll
known sporting men jOurneyed to the
beach tavern Notwithstanding the rain.
They watched COrbett go through his
gymnasium stunts. He chatted pleas
antly to his friends as he worked and
seemed anxious about the outside
world, for he has not been along the
line much of late.
He has had to cut out those pilgrim
ages to the track. though this has in
no way dampened his ardOr. He is
still interested in the game and between
exercises plies his trainers with ques-
ticns regarding the ponies and the
Jockeys He is betting right along and
picking 'em right.
Sullivan is also rounding into form
| across the bay and expresses himself
as fully satisfied with his training
quarters and the climate. He states
that he will make the required weight
and be able to fight strong. He is not
worrying about the outcome of the mill
and expresses himself as being con-
| fdent of his ability TO beat the cham
pion.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
HARLEAN GLADYS COLLAPsEs.
Courser Falls on Field at IngIeside
Under Suspicious Circumstances.

COurser Falls on Field at IngIeside
Under Suspicious Circumstances.
Frank Jones' celebrated courser Har-
lean Gladys collapsed on the field at
Ingleside Coursing Park yesterday and
was carried in dying condition to
the kennels. The opinion of nine out
of ten of the spectators present was
that the dog had been doped, and cir
cumstances certainly warranted the
suspicion. A full investigation will be
made and IT augurs not well for some
of the trainers who are liberal in the
dispensing of sure thing 'preps."
Outside attractions hurt the attend
ance at the park The small crowd
present was well rewarded by some
good coursing. Toward the last there
was not as much as a look in, for the
prevailing fog obscured everything
from view.
Reckless Acrobat won the deciding
course from Harlean Gladys after an
undecided in a long course. Relief
dogs were sent out, but it took them
quite a while to even sight the hare.
Following are the days results with
.
Open stake. second round-Red Rock beat
Bonnie Pasha. Sc; Jerry Wright beat Maid OF
the Glen 4-3: Tralee Lass beat Troublesome,
80: Menlo Prince beat Medley. 6-1; Viking
beat Frisco Lad. SIS: Molie Nc beat Frisky
Barbara, I'll High Born beat Vina. Ga; Rich
! Argosy beat Pepper Hill 40; Don Pedro beat
General Dewet 20; Balendine beat Bob r,
5-4: Harlean Gladys beat Money Musk IA;
Little Lucy beat Topsy Turvy 1O-1: Equator
beat Lily York. SO: Queens Motto beat Black
Coon 1O-6; Reckless Acrobat beat Imperious
60: Pasha Pleasant beat Silver Cloud, SO;
! Wedgewood beat Yellow Tail GO; Anna Ryne
/ beat Our Minnie 12-5
Third round-Jerry Wright beat Red Rock
SIS; Menlo Prince beat Tralee Lass 9-5;
/ Viking beat Mollie Nc 1873; Rich Argosy
I beat High Born. &c; Don Pedro beat Bal
endine $-2: Harlean Gladys beat Little Lucy,
5-3: Equator beat Queens Motto II: Reck-
! less Acrobat beat Pasha Pleasant 7-6; Anna
Ryne beat Wedgewood 30.
Fourth round-MenlO Prince beat Jerry
Wright As: Viking beat Rich Argosy, 2I-s,
Harlean Gladys beat Don Pedro SO; Reckless
Acrobat a bye; Anna Ryne a bye.
Fifth roInd-Menlo Prince a bye: HarIeau
Gladys beat Anna Ryne. 60; Reckless Acrobat
a bye
sixth round-ReckIess Acrobat beat Menlo
Prince Go; Harlean Gladys a bye.
Deciding course-Reckless Acrobat beat Har-
lean Gladys. 1872
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
New Orleans ResuIts.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 22-Crescent city
summary
First race five furlonEs-Leila won. Maria
taua second. Mammou third. Time, 1:OS34
Second race. selling, six furlongs-Our Lilly
won, Bronx second, Lady Free knight third.
Time, 1-16 10.
Third race. tWo-year-olds. half mile-Arch
Oldham won. Dixie Lad second, Isabella y
third. Time. 80.
Fourth race. George Washington handicap.
mile and twenty ysrds-De Reszlze won. Mau-
ser second. Tribes Hlll third Time. :43 4-5.
Fifth race. selling. one mile and seventy
yards-Grayina won. Bud Embry second, En-
igre third. Time. 1:f7.
sixth race. six and a half furlongs-Red-
man won. Arachne second. Lady Radnor third.
Time. ] d 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
OARSMAN FIRST
IN HANDICAP
Favorite Gets Away With the
Honors at Ascot Park, Beat
ing Rag Tag Out by a Nose
WINNER SETS NEW RECORD
Covers Mile in 1:3934, Which
Is the Fastest Time for the
Distance on the New Track

LOS ANGELES, Feb. p - A large
holiday crowd visited Ascot to-day.
where the Riverside handicap. with
$1,000 added money. a sweepstakes for
three -year-Olds and upward al mile,
was the feature. Kempner's good horse,
Oarsman. a 10 3 favorite, won by a
nose from Rag Tag, with Nitrate third.
The time was 1:39s<, which is the best
made thus FAR over Ascot track.
Rag Tag was second choice in the
betting and a large sum went in on
his chances Durnens entry, Nitrate
and Golden Rule, at 3 to /. was fairly
well supported in the books.
Favorites were successful in the ma
5ority Of the races and the public took
home a snug sum Of the strong boxes
of the bool0makers.
El Otros, at 10 ], ridden by Hide
brand. won the first race for two-year-
olds, in a gallop. Hiona, the favor
ite, was second and Birelia third. Co
lumbia Girl took the second race at one
mile. Iras second and Nilas third. The
winner was bought in by Durnen at
$500 which Is $500 above the entered
selling price.
The third brought out fourteen ordi-
nary ones. with Annie Robinson favor
ite Durbar won, Chief Aloha second
and Lady FOnse third. The fifth was
captured by Nanon. equal favorite with
Sallfe Goodwin, at 2 TO 1. Criss Cross,
the to favorite, was secoi45 and
Maresa third. Hildebrand rode his
third winner in the last race bringing
'in Elfn King the favorite, nine lengths
aboad Of Gleuuevis with Dolly Hay
man third Weather perfect; track
fast Summary:
First race. four furlongs purcell Otros
tPrior) 70 .. second. Pirela. 100 lMountain),
I'd -h-rf Time 40 PireUa and Lady
Blanton coupled in betting Buckster, Hodi
Devon B and AurO also ran.
second race. one mile, selling-Columbia
Girl. gS lJ0hnsonl. q 90 ,, won: l-as. lOI lRed-
fern). 3 10 J. second Milas, JIG o. helIy), D
20 thf-1 Time 1873 NcGrathiana Prince
Turtle. Blue Miracle. Bessie Melny ana dupont
also ran.
% % Lewis. 10 =. won Cllef Aloha' 10
fT-efcht). go 10 ]. second: Lady FOnse % fAu-
dersonl - 20 !. third Time III. Flea, Lea
colleen Bawn, Oiiv-lo. Meteora. Jack Richelleu
Jr Judge Narton Jim Gore IT, Sceptre, inso-
lence. Annie Robinson and Lady Rice also ran
Fourth race one mile. the Riverside hanci-
to = won. Rag Tag. Jos lHildebrand). IL 10
3. second; Nitrate. lO3 G2eefern), 3 70 /. third
Time. 59as. Nitrate and Golden Rule
coupled Golden Rule. n. T. Tarpey, Bragg
and Grail also ran.
Fifth race Slauson course. selling-Nanon.
105 Hildebrand). 10 !. won; Criss Cross. 10
CN0untaiu) . 10 p second Maresa. ll0 lPriOr).
T. no J. third. Time. 1-1lis. Silver Fir, En-
shee. Thisbe SaIle Goodwin and Sir Christie
sixth race. seven furlo1gs. handicap-EIhn
king. - l3ldebrand). , - .. won; Glennevis
los lEedfern). 3 10 l. second. Dolly Hayman
- lowe. s 20 ]. third. Time / .2s Gloriosa,
Biissful and C.. b Campbell also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

ington Park, Chicago, was an interested
spectator of the racing yesterday.
The stakes of the Buffalo Racing
Association close to-day.
Frank Skinner presented Willie See
with $3.50 for winning on Bombardier.
Tommy Burns was offered the mount,
which he declined with thanks. Tommy
was among those fooled.
The greatest crowd of the entire sea-
son packed the betting ring, the TWEEN
ty-seven books not being adequate to
handle the business.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race-seven furlongs; four-year-olds
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

ed by Divina for the closing mile and
a sixteenth event in the fastest run
race of the day. AS it was figured that
the sloppy track would initiate against
the chances of Divina Az to 1 was laid
about the mare. A strong play later
forced the odds down to 21z. Esherin.
the favorite, trailed by Leader, cut out
the running to the stretch. At this
point Burns slipped through on the rail
with Divina, and holding Leader safe
won easily in 1:48 fiat. Esherin finished
third.
NOTES OF THE TRACK.
James Howard, secretary Of Wash
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

IFoRTIa
oPuOTED I'm t.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
PROBABLE WINNERS.

'Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

First race-Bard Burns. Pure Dale,
Mr.. Farnum.
Second race-oronte, Hagerdon. salto.
Third race-Lady Kent, Diderot, Con-
stel1ator.
Fourth race-Futurita. Ananias. Lord
Melbourne.
Fifth race-Et Tu Brute. George Ber-
ry. Hulford.
sixth race-First Chip. LaocOOn. Dun
cannon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
RECKLESS WORDS ON STUMP.
Representative HefIin's Reference to
Roosevelt and Booker Washington.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct. 5.-In
"a speech at Tuskogee yesterday, Con
gresham J.. Thomas Helm made
these two remarkable statements:
There they sat, Roosevelt and
Booker, and if some Czo1gosz or one
Q his kind had thrown a bomb under
b table n great harm would have
been done the country.
III Booker Washin gton takes a
hand nSthis thing it will be one time
Iwillsask him to step out. 1 will ask
him to hands off, and you NOW we
have a way of influencing down here"
Hefin was making a speech an
Sswering lis Republican opponent, b.
Walker. He roasted Walker. with
whom he had a personal difficulty
Sunday and for which difficulty he
tried at Opelika today. Hefin
lives atLa Fayette. While secre-
stary of state he was elected last May
to Congress, succeeding Charles
5Thompson.adeceased. He is the nom
n e forthe full term at the Novem-
election. He attacked Federal
Judge Jones some time ago for his
position on the peonage question.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
pepot Arrest.

Eli Fortney arrested e: C. Nabb
at the depot yesterday afternoon, en-
route to ConnellsvilIe, Pa. sc he
claimed, for drunkenness and unbe-
coming conduct in a mixed audience
He was escorted to the cooler, where
an opportunity might be given to
reduce his high temperature from an
overcharge of booze" and time also
to reflect upon the becoming eti-
quette due others not in sympathy
with barbarian habits. When exam
ined he was found to have s65 in his.
possession. with which he Willingly
paid che fine M costs assessed
against him this morning. and was
to his jonrney%so-
bered. at least, if not wiser.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Round Table Meetinc.

The first meeting of the Mononga-
hela Valley Teachers Round Table
viii be held at Morgantown October
q and p. All teachers. principals
and superintendent of schools are
invited to attend, The Morsantown.
schools will be thrown open to the
public SO that the visiting teachers
viii have a chance to inspect the
work dom there,
About three meetings of the Round
Table are held each year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Warrant For Offender.

". S. Sample swore out a warrant
before Squire Swindler on Tuesday
against DR. Pinnell, of ~F'etterman,
Taylor county. The charge was for
the abuse and injury of stock belong,
ing to his neiehbor, J. II. Lake, which
he had also Kept penned up for 24
hours without food or water, and as
the result il which one at least died,
while all suffered injury. Constable
j. s Walker went up to execute the
warrant yesterdayc-bu not being able
to find the doctor at the time, left re-
CUES for his appearance without fur
ther cost which is awaited, when the
degree of abuse on the one side and
OF injury on the other will be further
investigated and settled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
An Important Feature.

Another addition to the many at
fractions at the local Y. NJ. C. a. viii
be the class in mechanical drawing,
which Will be started October II. The
class will be under the direction Of
JIG. Earle, machine designer for
the Wasner-Palmros Manufacturing
Company, of this city. The class will
meet s~emi-weekly, on Monday and
Thursday evenings. All desiring to
join the class should hand their.
names to Secretary HawIey at once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
MOODY TO SUCCEED HoAR.
Probable appointment Announced BY
a Worcester Newspaper.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. G.-The
Telegram yesterday morning said:
Governor John l.. Bates will in all
probability at the next meeting of the
governors council the APP
pointment of Attorney General Will
liam H. Moody. Of Haverhill, to sue
coed United States Senator George
F.. Hoar. Shortly before his death
Senator Hoar communicated to Gov.
Bates his wishes that the present At
torney General might succeed him as
Senator from Massachusetts, and it is
understood here that Mr.. Moody will
accept"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Watch Stolen.

Charles Berns lost a valuable watch
81 the Watson Hotel this morning.
The watch was in his vest, which he
left hanging in the toilet room. His
was called to something else
for a few moments, and when he went
TO get the garment, the watch had dis
appeared. He hasa good idea who the
guilty party is. and it is expected
that the stolen article will be re-
+urned without any trouble.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
RMlNGTo

Mrs. II. L. Morgan and daughters
Misses Opal and Ola, wer in Monon
gah Monday, visiting Mrs. Morgan's
sister, Mrs. Coil Marley
Master Harold Martin, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Martin, IS YER sick
at this writing.
Mrs. Zara Rlackshire and daughter,
Miss Nell, of Warrington, We're in
town Monday the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Fox.
Miss Eva Fletcher, of Warrington,
was in town Sunday, visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. w. E. Tough, and brother,
Mr.. ". A. Fletcher.
Miss Bess Cooper, of Wheeling, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Fisher. It is reported thu Miss
Cooper will spend the winter here
with her cousin, Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Cleo Wells, who IS attending
school at Fairmont, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
r. Wells.
Miss Nellie swiger. of s-hinnston.
is visiting Miss Hazel Book this
LIZ Bessie LouSh WAS up on Lau-
rel run Tuesday, visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. J. Tough.
Prof Barb, who has been away for
some time, returned home Sunday TO
prepare for his school, which will
the last of October.
Married, at the home OF Mr.. and
E. j.. Carpenter, their daughter,
Mayme, 10 Mr.. Willis Twins, Of
.Hairnont. The young couple are
heartily congratulated by all their
and acquaintances. They will
,eside in Fairmont at present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Great Musical event coming.
NARROW ESCAPE FOR SHAW.
Was Nearly Run Down BY E
Trolley Car In New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Secretary of
the Treasury Shaw, who is on his way
to Dayton, Ohio, TO speak for Roose-
welt. had a narrow escape from being
run down on Broadway before he left
this city. He was crossing the thor
oushfare at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
when a trolley car missed him by an
inch.
"Whew, that was a narrow escape"
ne said:-as he emerged from the maze
of vehicles. He then Joined Secretary
Cortelyou and Senator Scott.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Forfeited a Ten SPOT.

Police court afforded a forfeit of ten
dollars this morning. z. E. Naff was
at the depot awaiting his rain last
night, and became disorderly while
there: He was drunk before leaving
town and the combination caused
Officers Fortney and Could to take
5him3ins He put UP the ten spot in
order to get away on an early train
this morning
We are agents for Oliver Chilled.
and Syracuse ploWs. Halls.
Hardware Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
An Outside Wager.

We make the following statement
upon the authority of a well known
man of our city in public position and.
who had confidence, at least. In its
realization On being INTERCEPTED as.
70 the future outlookof projected in
dustries5 Mn u midst IS replfed that
ne wassin conversation with a man
OF Cumberland the Other day, who has
large financial holdings and infu-
e and therefore IN touch with all
public projects. who offered to8wager
S10osthat within one n~onth%the Wa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Building sauabbfe

Fferd Harr put III an appIicationSba
Q council some weeks the
erection of a wooden str1Icturesat8fbe3
corner of Bridge and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
to be used as Observation-Disclosures
approval of adjacent propertyaoWners
and tacit assent D some8nleTibars
of council prior to5formal action Erred
secured lumber and beganstha buTIda
ing. No one was this done#thana
complaint was observation-disclosures
who promptly sent#overapoHcenaA
and stopped it until perInif was
granted. Later the appIicatfoncaIns
up before Councll for actionsHSwheH
John S. Scott andJ. Leonard aJss
peared I'M strennotTsIy#oppoaed itsas5
being within tfleSfre 1imitganaSeens
trary to the ordinance SprohfbiGng
buildings of acknowledgements
therein: This nettled Fred since bofh
of his opponents had Wooden#strae@y
lures near by, andas he thougng
equally combtstfbIe. His anIaica
ton had It's friends and opponentsana
was referred to the Fire COMMITTEE
In the meantime Fred com5lafnsdsts
mayor that fish shouIds6noE@b
made Of one and foWIof anothafsn
demanding that if hfs bspsaasHn
aiken down., Nj. Leonarl lhpsHld
come down also He also atsthesgasae
.ime put in an Observation-Disclosures
or a permit t pnt@pp brfcistfne
.ure instead of the wooden8eneSaE
'eady begun. AT the meetingofs
Council on TuesdaYevening frs
lppfication was rejected u Ehesee
accepted a its supatIfate.
hen demanded thai fhe e
the ordinance and remove NE
1eonard's wooden structareaAccprn
ngly, yesterday morningtne naaFsr
md chief came over to nsesffg
and later IN the dayfssued@ordn
or5it also to2be taken Sa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
The Bon on To-Day.

Jim Anderson's Bon Ton is look.
ing its best to-day, and his clever mil
liner is showing nan new and strik-
insly pretty designs in fall and winter
mats. The drop in the temperature is
causing many to discard summer
clothing and hats and a corresponding
rush is beginning at the dry goods
counters Il in the cloak and hat'de-
partTncntS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Pushed, Not Knocked Down.

It was reported this morning that q
prominent contractor had knocked a
man down on the streets last evening
hut upon investigation it was found
that he had only pushed the man. The
latter was follo&ing him around and.
becoming tired Of it. the contractor
pushed him away with the result that
the man fell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
A Successful Openinq.

z. C. Stemple IS holding his fall
opening today ana this evening and
a beautiful line OF millinery is or
display. He is also showing a hand
line of suits and coats. This
evening music will enIiven the hours,
and the@ constant stream of visitors
N evidence to-day is expected to be.
augmented this evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Enrolment Increasing.

Every week the enrolment OF the
kindergarten department of the public
school is increased by several names.
Mrs. Barr now has " thirty child
rem five years of age, in her care, and
the interest and appreciation OF
parents and children are increasing
IN like ratio to the numbers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
Good Music Assured.

The Greater Fairmont Band has
been engaged to give public concerts
in Clarksburg OF Wednesday,. Thurs
day and Friday Of next wee during
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
knights of Pythias of this State. Ar
engagements are being made for the
Fairmont lodge, *. of P. to attend
the meeting.