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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-29
OUR BRAINY CONTEMPORARIES.

A peniente convicted of certain crimes and con-
demed to ''the way of the cross' has definite fate
before him. In the hidden inner room of the Hab-
itaton stored many crosses, some twenty feet
in length with eight-foot arms. Hither the peni-
tente is brought by the companeros, and Brothers
of Light cross is strapped to his back with raw
hide thongs that bind his arms almost immovably
and cut deep into the flesh. 1t drags behind him
him, crunching the stones, and he leaves the
morada with his fellows, similarly burdened under
its weight he just stagger. So they start, the
group of them for the campo santo, where they
will pray and fog themselves before the bloodspat-
tered cross therein, and after make their way slow
ly on to the next monada and the next, if they
hold out so long. With them the Rezadees,
always praying: the campaneros, sceurgng them
forward with sickening blows; the piteros, players
OF the hute whose eerie wall floats over town and
lonely gulch by day and ndnight.-Everybody's Mag
azine for April.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-29

in will get cool hundred for his trouble.
Arbor Day comes this year the 22nd of April.
This is legal holiday, and should be generally
observed. We suggest that the teachers of the
public schools form brigade of the bright. active
lads of their classes, and if not possible to do
tree planting around the school houses that they
will, at least, clear away the rubbish that is now
scattered all the campus. aud pile it up for
bonfire. The boys will enjoy the work, andsth
girls will enjoy the bonfire.
Judge E. o. Potter of Eugene, is a candidate
for nomination on the Republican ticket for circuit
judge in the second judicial district. He is pos
sessed of splendid legal attainments and is recog
nized of the leading attorneys of this state
If he receives the nomination, there is every rea-
son to believe that Judge Potter will be endorsed at
the polls by the full of his party AS the six
counties comprising this district Republican
by large maj lority, the nomination in the case of
Judge Potter should be equivalent to an election.
He and his family nave been highly respected resi-
dents of Eugene tor number of years, and he at
one time was judge of Lane county.
y *$
For the first time in years. Republican primaries
were held in Corvallis last Saturday without
strenuous factional contest over the selection of
delegates to the convention. But ticket
placed in the field in each precinct, and the inter-
ests of all prospective candidates to be fairly
represented. With few exceptions the har-
monious spirit prevailed in the various precincts
throughout the county. Where more than one
ticket appeared the contest was purely local and had
no organized movement back of it,
The unanimity of sentiment shown augurs we'll
for the success of the party at the polls in June.
With solid front presented to the enemy there is
no why every candidate the Republican
ticket should not be elected. The convention
which meets Thursday has the power to make this
task easy difficult. Much depends upon the pei
sonnel of the ticket. Of course, all will not be
pleased with the selections made, but the rank and
file of voters is reasonable a whole and will
put aside personal prejudice to support a COM
petent, representative Republican. This is duty
they owe to themselves and to the party.
Every asprant for nomination should use all
legitimate to convince delegates of his
strength and fitness. Having presented his case,
if the convention chooses another for the place, he
is bound by every of right to lend the support
of himself and friends to the election of his
full opponent. By this means strong party organ
zation can be built up, and Benton county will be
Republican in fact we'll as in
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-29

The parents meeting will be held
at Philomath next Saturday by
Supt. Denman. This meeting in
cludes all the schools of this part Of
our county. The morning session
occurs in Philomath College and
begins at 9:45 a. NJ. The afternoon
session will be held in College OF
Philomath. Everyone in this part
of the county interested in ou1
public schools should attend this
meeting. .
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-29
A Prophecy.

Strains of music from the Westward
Floating DER our city fair,
Seem to tell US, as We listen
That there's harmony in the air.
Madame Rumor deigns to whisper,
That the me!ody's two-fold,
That the harnony is not only
That of music, bat of souls.
And at once the rumor started
That wedding soon will be,
And a couple, happy couple,
Soon will sail the stormy sea-
For the land across the waters,
To the land of Germany,
There to study and to practice
On their course in symphony.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-29
Special Easter Services.

There will be special Easter
services at the Congregational
church next Sunday. The choir
has prepared fine music with
crc.isstra accompaniment. An
invitation is extended to all.
MORNING SERVICE.
Solo, There is a Green Hill
Far Away.
Anthem, Ring, 0 Joyful Bells.
Solo, The Peace of God.
EVENING SERVICE.
Solo, Why Seek Ye Here the
Living?
Anthem, Unto Him Who
Loved Us.
Cornet solo.
Solo, Fear We Not to Seek
Jesus.
Anthem, The Shout of Vic
tory.
Brief addresses.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-29
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY BY THE
GAZETTE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
O. A. DEARING EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Wanted: An apostle, Cre6eld preferred He
wanted so badly that the who brings him
in will get a cool hundred for his trouble.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-29

PROFESSIONALLY it is commendable for the wo-
men OF this country to engage in any movement
that has for its object such Improvement of social
conditions as viii relieve suffering or in any way
tend to the elevation and happiness of the sex.
now and again that crusade along this line, when
its purpose Is confined to conditions that obtain in
foreign lands, degenerates into nsthing more than
a fad in which there is useless waste Of energy.
It is manifest that number of good ladies in Port
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-29
Addition Delegates.

Addition Delegates.
~ -
]. WILLAMETTE
William Parks
Rishard Scott - *=S.,~
O OThompson .'z.' .-..'.
- Thsmpson =
r.. -.
l1orace Underhi1
Robert Mcfarland
Haymer
"500, parties ara all tho rage il
Portland Have you plaYed it yet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
PostansNgeisungg AZ !
rex oddanysW DusseldorfiieI

1P',o1lsllt.a.,n,lalvseiisl,ung j ,,ll
rex o'del,dlla.'ln1.y lD1usseldlo|,lr'fii,e'
mach ,,l 'Gogolilln,lkLee| (Brsom,lll..
berg 15 paztdlizisrnikaS 4 1908.
D P~ostanWe,is,lullngg n u ,5O -
oddane " Elberfeldie mach
|Gogolinke 7 dnia paz-
dziernika 1903. 2 pewno6cia
polski chlopek oddal to pie
niadze ma poetic do ,Gogo-
linkao albo do ,Goglinao s.
q poczta miejscoWosci .odna-
|lezc ME mogla : DO moze
miejscowosci tel ma chrzcie
lima naive madame. Zwraca
sic zatem uWage ma to DO
prawdopodobnie jedna ia.
sama osoba rieniadze odsy-
1ala. szkodaby byla, by ten
ciezko zapracowany grosz
mial wplynac do kasy panst-
vowel. OddaWca prawdopo-
dobnie mocno 9 tenn przeko-
many, ie pieniadze adresanto-
wreczone jednakze i
naczej sic stale. Trzeba zas
sic upomniec Q sw6j grosz j
ma poczcie " Duseldorfie u
stnie Tub pismiennie, z po-'
osoby, do kt6rej pie
niadze odeslano, wylegitymo-
wac sic, oraz kwity POSTS
chem nadeslaG.
BERLIN. Krwawy dramat.
W dzielnicy moabickiej, przy
Lehrterstr. 55 zamordowa} 81
letni zarzadzca domu Kunicke
swoja so letnia zone, nastep-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

ME poViiilelssil De. lKlunieke,
kt6ry jWla6cicli.e.le,mla'
al.
ii, stracil wskutek niieszcze.
6liwych wypadk6w mrajatek
odtad stal sie ponurym ]
szorstkim MalzedstWo mialo.
piecioro dzieci, z.kt6rych mai
|starszy syn jest zonatym,
czworo mlodszych mieszkalo
przy rodzicach. W ostatnieml
czasie zdawalo sic Kunickie-
mu, ze iona go zdradza j cd
grazal sic czesto, ze zrobi 2
MIA krwaWy obrachunek. w
|sobote Wieczorem zniknelo
malze6stwo naraz, a gdy ma
deszlo rano j zaniepokojone
dzieci ME doczekaly sic po-
.Wrotu rodzic6W, zawezwano
policya. Pc dlugiem szukaniu
otworzono wreszcie przemoca
mieszkanie gospodarza domu,
kt6ry INA duje sic W podr6zy
i tam znaleziono KunickoWa
bez zycia " wielkiej kaluzy
kfwi, zamordowana topor-
klein, kt6ry tkwil jeszcze "
ranie, a Kunickiego wiszace-
go u drzwi.
ROSYA. Wczoraj EASILY
tn powszne niepokoje. Una,
cznY tlum zebra1 sic pred
wiezieniem. Do policy, chcac
rozproszyc zbiegowisko, stree
lano 2 tlumu. ~Policmajster,
lego pomocnik j 2 policyan-
tow raniono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

ayl1kso ksialz Ie,Elloltarydi 60 ktt6 %
|poslzlaesdillI q. Dl'aIplrl,z',l6' Y, wal
al, e MIN dopiero polacy.
'Tymczasem We Wiedniu ist-
nieie ciaggle panied sl !
1855, wniedziele 9pazd1zier.
.nika rs. nastapi na Kahlenp-
bergu pod Wiedniem uroczy-.
ste odsloniecie tablicypo6wie-
GOMEZ pamieci kr6la naszego.
Jana III. Odsloni4cie poprze-
dzi nabozenstwo, a ma OBJ
ch6dten zaproszony Henryk
sienkiewicz, kt6ry napisa}
powie6c Q tenn histo-
rycznem zdarzenia pod ty-
tulem: Ma polu chwaly."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
! ! u " !. u

'..ss AAsFR Rs & O.,fiary pol
skie v Wojnie Hererami.
Podczas ostatlniich walk nie-
meow z heare ora zapisuja
pomiedzly innymi nastepuja-
CO ofiary polskie. ZginalsRo.
bert Klrupaz Hadzy " powie
Gle lublinieckim. Dc dzi6 ME
odszukano Pawla Nierobisia
zSWierklahca (Nadek v po-
wiecie tarnog6rskim, Podob-
no Jest ciezko ranny. Dalej
padl Karol Latusek. postrze-
lony przez glove izmarl ma
miejscu, pochodzi z Ligoty,
ale ME podaja : kt6rej che
ciaz Ligot Jest kilka ia Slas-
ku. Ciezko ranny Jest Jan
Wi1ncek 2 Branic, kt6ry do
stall strzal " noge j Antoni
Babila 2 Rado6ciny v poWie-
Gle prudnickim, postrzelony
" glove i piersi. Wszedzie(
tax polacy "a obca 4.sprawe.
bic sic musza.
WIEDEN. Potomkowie da-
wnych wiede6czyk6w, MEM
cy, jednak maja lepsza pa
mice, niz prusacyi ich die
%jopisarze urzedowi. Oni pisa
Ii, re Jan III Sobieski ME
mial takich wielkich zas1ug W
uratowauiu niemc6w podWie-
dniem pred nawala Turk6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

DUSSELDORF Naddyrek-
eva poczty " Dusseldorfie o
glasza pomiedzy innemi naste-
~pujacewykazy pieniezne (Po-
stanweisung), kt6re ME mo-
ely bye adresatowi wreczone,
q kt6re W czterech tygod mach
Dusseldorfie IA gf6wnej
poczcie odebrane bye powin-
ny : W p~rzeciwnym razie Cd
zostana do ka-
sy ku Wspieraniu urzednik6W
p~ocztowych. / tax: y Wy
kaz pieniezny (~Postanweisung
"a 10 marek oddany " Dusse-
ldorfie mach Golinke Brom-
dnia 2} pazdziernika
p ~Postanweisung ma
10 marek z Barmen mach
q (Bromberg) 2
z dnia 81 pazdziernika 1908.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
fhe Faplls VIII 8e Givta A Week s
Vacation thrnimeS.

rne pupils will enjoy week d
holidays. from December 80 20 Jann-
ary z, inclusive.
on next Friday the children and
teachers 81 the pu0ilc schools wiil
make their annual charity oontriba-
uon& This offering Will be a free
wlll contribution for the benefit of
tbs poor of our city II wlll bc furn-
ed over 80 the regular charity CONE
mittee aud VIII be- distributed hY
them. This offering was formerly
taken al Thanksgiving. but for ehe
reason that if might be- appreciated
the more. and serve lss purpose bet-
ter IL wAa deferred tili Christmas.
The work being done Ia the liter.
arv societies Il both entertaining and
Instructive The pupils enter hearth
ly lsfo these exgfeises They are de
FlsinK ggeag hnuefits tfnm tbsm.
vihlioTs wiil he Kiaaly we}famed fo
sAean mneilnHs
The eareiimant IN the rarH aetUai
haa reafhed s@m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17
TRINITY UNIVERSITY.
President Turner Addresses the Bell
County Teachers.

Mrs. Duff, who died recently at
Mesquite, Texas. left 100000 for
Trinity to be used is whatever man
ner 1t seems best. This is very much
appreciated by the university and its
friends.
Prof Royal Watkins who was In
Trinity the last two years and who is
now at Yale, has undergone a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis
Prof. Landrum's mother returned
to her home at GreenyiIle last Mon
day.
We were very glad to have with
us at the chapel last Tuesday Rev. B.
A. Copass and bis wife. Rev. d. c.
Dewitt of Ferris and Rev. J. c.
Smith.
DR. Turner addressed the Bell
county Teachers Institute at Temple
last Friday evening He also occu-
pied the pulpit of Rev NJ. c. John
son at Corsicana last Sunday.
Prof Landrum gave an entertain
ment at Campbell last Monday even
Ing and one at Kerens last evening
He reports good audiences at each
place IL viii be remembered that
Mr.. Iandrum gave an entertainment
at Campbell a year ago. Mrs. Ian
drum accompanied her husband 10
Campbell
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17
BUILDING NEW HOUSES
A Greater Nunber Of Cotton hiI Opera
lives to be Provided For.

Many improvements of a substan-
tial nature are just being completed
at the cotton mills, -Four new hous-
les FOR operatives are being finished
this week and all of the old ones,
about twenty in number. are being
treated to new. coats of paint. In
addition to these Improvements a
warehouse one hundred feet square
was complied few days ago. This
and has a storage capacity Of about
1900 bales of cotton stood on
end. The building was erected in
conformity with Insurance rules,
making II what is known as stand
ard warehouse, thus reducing the
cost Of insurance very materially on
cotton The mill already has a ware
house with n capacity of about 500
bales The two are being filled with
cotton bought since the big slump in
the price. Some cotton was bought
however. during the entire time the
price was on the decline
Manager DuBose stated yesterday
that the entire output Of the mills
from row until the first Of next May
had already been sold. The product
OF the mills is now being shipped to
The leading commercial ceuters Of the
country shipments were made this
aeek 70 San Francisco. Philadelphia,
Louisville and New York Monday
tar viii be loaded for shipment 10
Seattle. Washington.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17

in Wazahachie was aroused we built
a court house that is the pride OF
Ellis county. Again when oUr public
spirited citizens were appealed to
cotton mill was built, then Trinity
University was secured. The local
agitators started the ball to rolling
again and we got a new depot. Now.
how long are we to ba without suit
able hotel accommodation Are we
ever to have any better hotel faciIi-
ties in Waxahachie2 This IS q great
year The people are prosaproas and
money is plentiful Now ls the time
10 strike. CITIZEN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17

Car eana Tex Dec tG Roturns
from all but nire boxes give "a major
ltv for local option of about nine
aandfed votes Two years ago Cor.
man gaye ou anti majority Of soc
yofea. while this year the majority
wua only thirty one
frost Tex. Dec fG--ln the Ma
tarro county prohibition election to.
day the vote a. Frost stood isi for
and SO against prohibition
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17

TIE tnmehnFa Ia thn e2fy aehoHsa
heEgl their regular wnnthiy msasaaw
m ftN anneEaa nN saems# aFf1e@ ghla
mmrmfaw Lively aH#gHmainaa m@ra
~ mw0n nsx8neF nmshnsta of a#aa3m ?
ms4A nmmAsa e. TwMaraa nmnHah aanns
Mna 8eA8sMw nF maMaHtaumH. NJ
amWta m8# wsms vaFrsm feA u thean
elnem masasmm N8mv pFssaavag FAammAeu
msre hRuawAs est Fnsfswaw tke
pFmznaaAnmml gemsmrw ef fhe AsFnrann.
- 8easY directed IN > xNry latAsmat-
- afaav = Mgl1nnas fazaans eiawy
AYelasam u It's samay tha posm mma
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17
PLEA FOR NEW HOTEL
A Citizen Points Cut the Great Need of
Firt Class Hosiery In the City

! Waxahachie has arrived at that
stage where a modern and up TO date
hotel is very much needed, and it is
| up to the patriotic and progressive
citizenship of the city to meet this
condition. All towns are gagged by
their hotel accommodations If good
they are heralded over the country:
If bad, they are denounced and avoid
ed Our fair little city as we all
know, and as the public knows, has
the poorest hotel accommodation of
any place of like size in Texas.
Patiently have the people and
the travelling public waited,
hoping against hope, for the erec~
lion of a hostelry in keeping with
the progress and needs OF the city.
Business men Of Wazahachie. let's
get together, chip in our several parts
and build o hotel that viii be credit
to our town and an advertisement
too We need a forty or fifty room
house. modern in every appointment
with @ large attractive. comfortable
office. hand 0mely furnished with
leather aettccs and easy office chairs,
dle or cork floor. steel ceiling over
head and handsomely finished p]as-
tered walls. Elegantly finished and
furnished dining room. large enough
10 seat easily serenty-five guests and
in an emergency one hundred Base .
mept for steam heating plant and
motive power for elevator Hand
somely furnished rooms and halls,
twenty of the rooms to have private
baths Such a hotel if built on the
popular subscription plan, making it .
q public enterprise and the pride of
he people, viii be q paying invest .
ment to the stockholders and will .
pay the city big returns indirectly. .
Every citizen in Waxahachie would .
be proud of such an institution.
Every visitor would 90 away satisfied
and singing the praise of our beauti-
ful and progressive city. 1t should
also DE remembered that Waxahach.a
.s begomfnE quite q convention city.
ana I'm order 20 entertain visitors
property a first class hotel is abao-
ufa1y essential
We can point with pride to Trinity
costing $4,000, the Sims
library costing $4,000. pubE.
s. Noof buEfH.nE COSTING $4,000. rru
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17

outllucd the meaning ascertaiued.
beautiful thoughts emphasized style
characterized. figures of speech used
anaiyaed aud criticised etc. There
was ALSO "a study os Mltoa's life. a
comparison re this with other elegies.
ara h.Hou's ues of Mythology All
seemed 20 enjoy the study and the
mental discipline vii be helpful TO
all
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17

Thousands ~ little ones die every
year ~ group Most ~ them could
have been sawed bv n few doses ~
Foley Honey and Tar. and ever
family wi1h ghtiiFwn shomld ke~m IL
"a fhe hoHae u ceafains uu eaiates
8nd Is Nafe and sure Ma George
e FHket San EFanflmHs cal. @Fites
Hv hahF had a DANGEROUS attack ~
afann ard wa fhuHmht she would
ehnHe tn dnmtM tut uue dmae of
Fu3eF HumeF xnd f8r reiisvnd her
Af omra after either rwmna5es haH fssi.
81 We asr nesar a mgnnie sfkAoat
M tn taN hwasw
Rai4 - % W Feas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17

~ hmH MtAans srnaMte fur vwars ~
mrfsea Mrw nAsmianA CnannF IF
NMsatsa. Maah Mnt fhs Haetnra
aaaf4 aa8 h@1n mm frEet Fuse~sa
M8mMx Nm~m. amA the wswy swss Asae
NAmNsse wmw S0n M2eM faT Fnse9* =
M6amMN Umww II m4Aam fta 1aa-
mMae8 kganmTM aumnA - E&mw wEsl
@skHm1mmtM khm pnAanm f~mRs fhe ha0oA
tinAeMa tAey - EAha God AeAlsh - 80
amNa -
snaa - u ". Fearaa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-17

Phone the New Grist Mill for your
feed Both phones and free de
livery. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-27
CRAzED BY DRINK
AND WITH a HEART FULL OF
JEALOUSY, A KENTUCklAN
PLAYS HAVOC WITH a
GUN.

OWENSBORO, Ky. June 27--Rob-
e,-t A1athley Shot and killed Emma
Waltlin. aged II, and fatally wound
ed James GreGson, aged 35. at the
residence of William Warren las
night. The act was that of a man
insane from drink and jealousy.
AIath1ey learned that the Waltkiri
girl was at the Warren home and he
went to the house shortly after s
o'clock There he found James Greg
son, his rival: He pulled pistol
and fired at the girl and she fell Il"
the floor dead, shot through the
breast Turning on Gregson he
fred a shot through his abdomen
Gregson ran from the house
When the police arrived Mathley
was sitting beside the woman he had
murdered.
Mathley made three attempts at
suicide last week He is a widower
with two children
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-27
A DOUBLE STUN
"PRoFEsSoRn U M ME3Rs GOT.
THREE DOLLARS FOR HI
HIGH DIVE AND THE
CITY GOT SIX.

Professor Pat Summers leaped from
the suspension bridge Saturday even
ing as advertised and performed as
gracefully as IL accustomedstos this
sort of thing all his life. The collec7s
ticn taken up among the possible
three thousand spectators amounted
to about three dollars, and Pat sn'ts
to be censured for loading up and
getting arrested to make them pa y foFs Tor
his meals. He was fined S6.Oe
Elias Wolfe had bunch Of bar
water hoating around in his anatomy
and lowed that no one could arrest
him but he was present this morn ing:
all right. $500. 53
Harvey watkins and Luke Hawkins
we're plain ones, and got Sc each.
Two persons. man and q wo-i
man were found lettering around the
stone piles on upper Water street
about 1870 Saturday night ne
only proven charge against them was
drum kenness. Each was fined 50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-27
WILL BE HERE ON
FRIDAY, JULY 18th
THAT'S THE DATE SET FOR THE
PITTSBURG BUSINESS MEN :
TO VISIT FAIRMONT.
THEY WILL BE HERE ONLY ONE
HOUR BUT WE CAN MAKE A
GOOD IMPRESSION IN
THAT TIME.

The General Manager of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Assoc1a-
ton of Pittsburg, has written busi-
ness man in answer to a letter wei
coming them to our city, that ihSS
will probably arrive ~in Fairmont ar
1890 noon, Friday, July 18th, and viii
be in Fairrnont one hour; however a
full itinerary of their trip will be re-
ceived in a few days stating definitely
when they will arrive here This par
ty will be a representative crowd OF
Pittsburg men. Pittsburg business
men realize that West Virginia is an
inviting field for extension of trade
and they claim that it rishtfullE be
longs to them.
Firmont business interests wouis
be very materially enhanced by es-
tabIishine mutual trade relations with
the metropolis at the other end OF the
valley. The business people of Fair
mont generally, will call around ana
qive them the glad hand. fairmons
stands secondl to no city of its size ~
the United States in zeal, energy and
enterprise. Let US show our nel9h-
bors what we can do in the shors
space of sixty minutes by giving
Pittsbura's representatives right
royal welcome
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-27
miner
IIIIIIIEII|
PAVEMENT A
VITA an AWFUL THuD-THoM.
AS MURPAY LANDED FROM
THs COURTHOUSE STEPS
m a HEAP.

Thomas Murphy. q miner thought
20 have. been working a KtnsI1le ont i, 1of
some time past, came near losing his his
life yesterday about noon. ft IS re- re-.
aorted that he had been drinking and and
was sitting on the wall at the nofttls5 noF1t5ttle
.er:i entrance of the Courthouse, per-
haps asleep. No one paid any atten-
ton to him until he was seen to zfall
to the pavement below. Some people
ran to him from the Man1es I. hotel
across the street but he was almost
unconscious. In falling he threw II, 3 IS
arm our to break the fall and that
member was broken at the5Wi.tst.a His HIS
Read also struck the pavement and
around his eye was large scar
which bled profusely- He spit blood
supposed to have come from his head
The Miners Hospital was called allied
but the wagon was not sent las IT was as
claimed that the case did not belong
TO that institution. The City Hospital
was then called and the man was
taken there after lying at the Court
house for nearly an hour, suffering
terrible agony. To-day the man IS
getting along as we'll as could be eN-
pected. His injuries do not seem sees
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