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The Imperial press., 1904-07-02
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, United States Land
 Office. Los Angeles, Gal. June 1th, Ip14.
 Notice is hereby given tha; LOUIS l. COY oi San Bcrnardino, Cal, has filed notice of in- tcntiou Io make proof ou lis dcscrt-laud claim No I2sD. Tor the \ i4 of NE H & N ]. "f NV it Sec Q. Tp. i3 S. K. l@ F., =. F. NJ, before Reg istcr & Receiver at Los Angeles, Cal, on Fri day, thc 18th day of Jniy, iP0I.
 He names the following witnesses 10 prove
The Imperial press., 1904-07-02
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF

NOTICE . -uC' IcATiCN. Depa rtncnt of the Interior United States
 Land OfGcc, Los Angeles, Cal, June 3rd,
 ipH
 Notice is hereby given that EDWARD C. WILSON of EtiWauda. Cal. has filed notice of intention to make proof his des~Tt-land claim No. iis4. for the SE it See. 21. Tp. IS =. K. ij r., <. B. M.. before Register d Receiver d Los Angeles Cal , or Wednesday. the 18th day of July, ipD4.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 r. II. JOhanniug of Imperial. Cal; D. C.. Henderson of Imperial, Cal: Emil Steiner of Los Angeles, Cal; :. E. Brown of San Bernar- dino, Cal.
 Al. CRooKsHANK, Register. june ii-july 2
The Imperial press., 1904-07-02

lhe complete irrigation and reclamation of said land.
 John P. Coz of Imperial. Cal: Join C. Coz of Pasadena. Cal: Ffauk l.. Cram of tmperiai. CaLi ]. B. Parazettc Of fmp-riai, Cal; Martin Berg Of tmI-riat. Cal.
 A. ]. CROOKsHANK. Register. june tt.iuiy Q.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-02
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

IT \. DYKE,ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, ih' Imperial, Cal.
 Contracts and legal papers of all kinds carefully executed.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-02

E G. RAVENS, UNITED STATES | Commissioner, Imperial, Cal.
 All Filings, Annual Proo.s, Final Proofs, sContests, and all land matters attended to at Imperial, making expens- i've trips to the Los Angeles land office unnecessary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
SUCCESSOR TO LATE COLLECTOR
DAVIS WILL NoTeE# APPOINT
ED VERY SOON.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec n
derstanding has been reached by%West
Virginia air Senators that no action shall
be taken looking to the appoint tnent
OF a new collector OF internal revenue.
for West Virginia until the middle Of!
March, When the term Of the late
Collector Davis viii expire IT is de-
5c1ared that ] Deputy Collector White.
5l'lrs'tl broth err of the governor, has really
performed most of the duties of the
collector for the greater portion OF the
las lsa: three years. and the Senators say
1t is but Justice to him that he be al
lowed lowed to serve out Davis. term and
for$four or five months atleast re-
ceive the full salary. No intlmatfon IS
yet. given as to who will be selected
to 1ll this office permanently The
number Of applications is constantlyE
Increasing, but the Senators say they'll
have given tte@matter no considera-
ion whatever. and are not able tost;
say, who is likely to be appointed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06

UNIONS CAN'T
COLLAR LETTER.
CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE SAYS
sAucY AND INDEPENDENT
THINGS ON THE SUBJECT.
(Bs Publishers Press. )

l
CHICAGO, Dec. G-ttLabor unions
at Ziegler or anywhere else can't put
collar around my neck and give me
orders what Kind of laborI shall buy
with my money. When I go into the
market 70 purchase laborI propose to
retain just as much freedom as does
a purchaser in any other kind Of a
market The union at ziegler can t
either bully, bluff or frighten me"
Such was the declaration of Joseph
Letter Monday night on his return to
Chicago from Washington
q Asked about the Indictment obtain
ed against him for importing armed
men into ziegler, Mr, Letter laughed
and termed the Indictment ..An at
tempt to frighten me, which is only
amusing he said
Work is going steadily ahead in my
properties however, and nearly three
hundred men are at work under
ground. There is no difficulty, what
aver, in obtaining labor for the coun-
.ry is full of unemployed men and /
plenty Of them do not belong to
lnions.'' -5: 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
SUCH is THE CHARGE AGAIN ST
CHARLEY 5sATTERFIELD,
SPECIALS DELIVERY BOY.

One of the saddest cases in$the his
tory of crime in this city has just.
come to light; and the violator has
been caught The youthful criminal,
is about the only support of a Wild:
owed mother, and his actions came as
an awful blow to- her
. Charley satterield was appointed
messenger at the local postoff1ce I'M
November. 19o3: His duties were to-
carry special delivery letters to the
persons to whom they were address
ed III For each letter he received
eight$cents. and the businessSi = such
that he made about $50 per month
This. This went to support his aged mother.
Notice has come to the Office that
three letters had. been tampered with.
It was up to the Office to find the I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
WHO STOLE
BENNE' IT'S WATCH?
4 STRANGE NEGRO is BELIEVED
TO BE#THE GUILTY
PARTY 1850

An extremely daring robbery was
committed at Bell wilson's boarding
house on Washington street last
night. In railroad boarding houses it
is the custom to leave the door un-
locked on account OF the Irregular
hours these men work. About 2
o'clock this morning the room occu-
pied by w E. Bennett, an express
messenger on the NJ. r. division, and
a freight brakeman, whose name is
not known, was entered by large
negro and Benefits fine watch stolen
The freight man remembers that
he woke up and saw the man leav-
ing, but he paid no particular atren-
tion to the incident, as he was very
sleepy This morning. Bennett miss
ed the watch and the natural deduc-
lion As that the negro is the thief
A fairly good description Of the ne
gro was given, and it ta1lies with a
strange colored man who came to I
own yesterday morning and disap-
feared last night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
CUTS
DOWN EXPENSES
PERSIAN BUDGET is MADE SMALL
BY SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
IN SALARIES.
.CBy Publishers, Press.

ICY =Publl8hefS Press.
Lon oeNDON, Dec. Ga dispatch from
Teheran, Persia, states that great in
dfgnation has been caused in Court
Circles by the sweeping reductions
made in the Budget for 1905 by Min
lister Of the Interior Prince Ain De-
Baouleh. The reductions apply main
" to%the salaries and pensions paid
heretofore to relatives of the Shah
and particular court favorites. These
items have been cut forty per cent.
Despite the protests on the part of
those who are directly affected by this
course, the Shah has declared IN fa-
Yor tr the the Of policy of the Prince It is
recognized that the Minister has sue
ceeded IN the first attempt ever made
in Persia. to place the government up
On an economic basis and SO far the
new regime has resulted in the wipIng
out of the usual deficit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
IMPERIAL ORDINANCE
WAS ISSUED. CALLING OFFICERS
AND MEN TO REJoiN JAPAN
ESE& cOLoRS.
(By Publishers Press. )

TOXIC, Dec. 6.An imperial ordi-
nance ltsscn was issued today calling for Of
fers from officers and men whose time
has expired to rejoin the colors. The
ordinance has been transmitted to tket
commanders Of the armies in the Far
East and will. it is said, meet with
their hearty response. While the call
to the menis in accordance with the
customary plan, shortly after the be-
ginning Of the war, the request ex-
tended to officers is rather unusual
1t is explained by the fact that the
number mum Of Off GERS killed in the recent
engagements was So far above thea avs
erage that the comman ders-in7
have been compel e1led, lin many cases,
tore place them; ith non Commission
ed officers.
s Buy Ivory cement wal plaster, the5t
best aanafac On silaxsf
Stone Co. SI;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
MESSENGER BOZ OPENE d LETTERS

s6
cfimina decoys 1etterw was fixed up
cont 11a aiming one-do1lar bill and a
ent piece, both marked. A lit
tied tie effective work proved that the
messenger boy spent the money
mott no orcandy Or toys, but at the Wise
meat market for the necessities of
life,
81 Post office Inspector Ed Allen con
iferred With our officials at the local
.office. and the boy was arrested yes
stefda tsttls 80 S, Commissioner Fred
shIartiEs ~ was out Of the city, and the
boy tai ken before Justice E. s..
Amos Amos a nominal bond fixed, and G.
3sa2a3s 3AsasEas$sssW1sh her beam The bondsman.
q 7 72hes boy is about sixteen years Old
and ftz5 fss$: hard to tell what punish
ments Judge dickson Will impose
upon him. The crime did not amount
to much. but j was step to a great
er one one.@ The case deserves sympaSt
thy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
A QUESTION
OF HONOR, SIR.
FRENc cHMEN 4FIGHTsA= -DuELSB BUT
NEITHER PROVED A GOOD
MARK SMAN. a$Ss
,CBy Publishers Press

PARIS, Dec 6.-7Deputy Jaures;
the Socialist leader, and Paul Derou.
lede, who has been in political exile
since his participation in the plot to
overthrow the government. fought a
duel at Hendaye. France this morn;
ing. Two shots were exchanged, but
neither man was touched. The chals
l'enge to fight a duel, which was sent
by Deputy Jaures, last week, grew out
OF the agitation of the Students, result
ing from alleged insulting remarks
a bout Joan Of Arc. made by profes-
sorl e' OF Of history at the Lycee Condorcet
NJ N peroulede teIegraphed from Spain,
declaring 1'srl that the Socialists are re-
sponsible for the attacks on Joan 81:
Arc Arc and adding that she was the most
sublime 1Il9 figure history, whereas M,
1aureswas$ Y mos stScont Tempt dbleof5l
her detracto
Ait 9siMusicEsnng e In Wang on sale oniysl
1T Marion Piano CO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
THOUGHT SHE WAS
TELLING ME The TRUTH-
IS TOO late. TOO LATEEO
SLIGHTLY MIXED
IS GAMBLINGCASE
JUST WHAT SHALL BE DONE
WITH MONEY is IMPORT
ANT ESTiON.

Ihlngs% became rather mixed in the
trial Of. the State VS. F.. NJ. Murphy
yesterday afternoon; before Justice E.
s.. Amos Constable i. C. Jones pull
ed Murphy's room Saturday night on
a warrant sworn out by George stein
Attorney w. b. Cornwell represented
the State and Attorney Harry Shaw.
represented the defendant More;
than $40 were taken by Constable
Jones from the gaming tables Satur-
day night, and the ten men in the
place were ordered up before. The JUS.
tce. They came. "A new warrant
was sworn out so as to use the ey1-
dence of Jones inStheS hearing. Muir
ply was held for the grand jury un.
der bond of $1OO The plain tiff-s
counsel then asked to have the war
rant which was served Saturday night
dismissed and the court did So
After the COURT had adjourned At
.orney Cornwell returned and asked I
he court to reconsid er and not dis
Mss the warrant. It is a question:
Lmong the lawyers VIII ether this can
'e done or not. If the warrants dis
missed the money taken from the
ables will undoubtedly have to be re-
urned. In fact it looks as though
h1ngs are somewhat mixed.
1t is now claimed that the warrant
lsmissed was one issued against
1urphy and not against his place of
usiness. In that case the money will !
amain#the propertyof the county and (
ne officer making the haul. More II
i'll be heard of the case. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
GOV WHITES s BRO OTHER WILL
HOLD. REVENUE JOB TILL MARCH
Opcninq Of CONGRESS-.

4 Penng ofECon9ress-
here was a full attendance OF the
Nest Virginia delegation when Con:
sgresss opened, Senators Scott and Ell.
| 5kf 5kfrs were both recipients OF profuse
floral tribute from various friends
and and several members OF the delega.
( hon ton In the House We're similarly re-
membered.
#ateeapresentative Dovener@ expects TO
devote practically his whole time this
session to river and Earbor matters.
sandaa an MIR. Dayton Will be busy with the
naval ;l1af appropriation bill. being right
hand man of Chairman Foss. Messrs
Gaines Hughes and Woodyari Will
5be ore #or less occupied with com
nft 1lt work. but will cooperate to
prtoc1trez prog liberal appropriations for the
Ohio and Big Sandy rivers.
s535A r Hughes does not$look for much
local legislation. but{wi make a
stron g endeavor to secure authoriza-
ton of a public building Of Bluefleld
REPRESENTATIVE Gaines is particularly /
amixious m to secure action on some Of I
ne numerous claim bills he has pend
ng most of them to pay OF old civil
gar claims
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
MUG HA5I y TEREsT cENTERS DIS.
PLAYED IN RlcYc LEERAcEs Z
AT MADISON SQUARE,

. EAY5 - oRIl. Dec. Thirteen of
| the seventeen teams in the six day
| bicycle race at Madison Square Gar.
den are tied for the lead this morn
ling, while eremaining Fl ye are a lap
behind them
AZ seven clock the score Of the
lead ders was tio1 and Of the
others. 6o1 miles and & q laps
Jud ging by the present coldi ition or
all the riders looks as III
be many more hours before til q nun.
Der OF teams tied for first honors M III
be cut down.. Everyone of III 8 3 III
riders left in he race looks IN per4
feet shape, and It would be safe toll
wager that everyone OF Them could
cover a mile In 2 :25 II they. started
sprintinS. The fact that 10 teams
are on even terms is the result ofsstt
the slow riding in which the men
are indulging. While there wereil
nan q tternpts mad b 81 the Inherent +
riders riders during the early hours OF tfesE
morning to gain asIap on the others,
nothing material lied from a these Ell
rorts The only exciting Incident a ur-Sl
ng the morning was caused bys tfeI%
wo Frenchmell, Breton and N1azanE IL
Both men tried to steal away from IL
lie others at different times, uts fail ~
d l. in each attempt, t he others s print
ng fast enough to not peril
nit them to score the lap AT
hough The riders have no chance
E@iateyer That of equalling the worlds
ecords Of z. .733 miles and four ls.ps, a
lade ads by filler4and Waller IN 1899 for Is
* x$tays& OF racing they are
ess es; plugging along with the same5tts S
ogsedness as they were makn ng5 new
ecords instead Of falling behind.
ows i heir sole ambition Is 20 try and s s
ANA lap on each other. IS 8
The attendance during the early .
ours OF the morning was about 3, 900. i Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
FROM EAR TO EAR
TRAVELLING MAN USED RAZOR ON
HIS OWN TIL HRoAT cAus-
ING DEATH.
.(Ry Publishers, Press. !

= y = "a
WILi&ESBARRE, Pa. Dec ct
HI thompson. a travelling man of
New York City, was found dead in his
room at the Luzerne House last night,
his his throat being cut from cart ear.
ta razor was clutched IN his blood
5besmeared me- hand ,sf Indicating self-dez
st1.uetion- he police have been una
sble5to ind his relatives "A photo
graph had an address In Bayonne. NJ.
y The dead man was Interested IN
several patents, one OF which was for5
3 new plaster cement in the nature of.
ttling and the othersa a patent cigar
holder he was severe sufferer
from sthma
Deceased was about forty years Of
age, OF medium height. and rather
robust He wore q aymustache and his
complexion was dark
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
THoUGfi TWELVE
INCH WALL TO FREEDOM

CHARLESTON, W Va, Dec. G..
By a nethod shortsof marvellous two
prisoners made their escape. from the
county jail here yesterday. They
55' were z T'ilden F4orner and James Lam
bert, two deserters from the U. S.
army; for whose apprehension the.
government had offered a reward Of
fifty dollars: The prisoner, by some
means unknown to the jailor, bur-
rowed through the welve-inch wall,
making an opening in the wall Of the
jail large en'ough to permit their es-
cape. The digging and escape were
all accomplished some time between
and daylight yesterday
morning The fugitives are though
to be hiding somewhere in the noun
tains, which slli,c Ct \ are being secured by the
police. Is brother of, Horn er visited
! I'm. u seyeraI times sunday. and Il
believed 9y that li f the slipped him tools
With which VIII Il 4 the deserters effectedt
he Jail delivery
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
osPokEPRE EsIDENT@ BEckWITH,
oRERLiNS v BANk, ABOUT
MRS. .CHADWIck
BANKER SAYS THE
LADY rs GUILTY
OF FORGERY.
ANDREW CARNEGIE DECLARES
Es DOES NOT KNOW MRS.
CASSIE CHADWICK.
.(By q ublish,e,rs P,re,.s !.

oBERLIN, o. Der: eff anybody !
ssso earth should be arrested it is Mrs.
CHA dWic ls,.4 declared President C. L.
5ss ecllWith, this morning Evidently
sS comm btted the crime Of for
eryst, sss
he aged, broken man was in. a
ATE bordering on nervous collapse.
is55II els pa N 1c hSworse condition than
SSl1 1ess.i1 as been at any time since the
closing of the doors of the Citizens,
National Bank. Tears were in his
eyesS and his voice was choked with
iefsy Why hould Ibe persecuted for
ssit $tles5 e5svro gs that were brought on by
18th at5Woman?? n Why did i do it2 Why
did gsssss#
.I8 believed that thess1gnatures we're
ssenuin e.: She told me they were ana
ssso4sdid the lawyer who said that he
represented =s Mr.. Carnegie Others
sca1ne Gam herewith her and they said that
The notesaSwere good for all that she |
1ulltdl lb borroWraup to the face value. I
thou that she was telling the truth.
SItSi 90 late, too late"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
;.s Affair, Gains Interest.

NEW oRK, Dec. 6.--The affairs
rs. Cassie. Z. Chadwick, the Cleye-..
andys# 9 Ohio: woman, whose financial.
lots have caused a widespread
sensation; gained added interest to-
20 a ayssssgl1 enaEl was announced that Re-
7 lyons and Attorney oldham,
ofhcerss2in harge@of the
}berlln Ban We're on the ways:to
50 SeSysYo YoTilsSvit ithsit he notes said to bear
s5t The lame Of Andrew Carnegie. It is
4seXpected#that# the government officers
ssss;i llSssee8 Mr.. Carnegie and they may
also Interview Mrs. Chadwick. Mrs.
sGhadEic ic1l spent an tneventful night |
sat$sthe Holland House At 80 this
morning she sent for the newspapers
ssSand spresu una bly; while she breakfast
aedsshe he read the startling confession
resident Becfwith, of the ruined
s0beriin bank.
ssssJ SBzeirns secretsservice man,
f. been IS the Holland House for
ays butSl:e insists that his mis-
here has nothing to do with the
Chadwick N ystery
eS3i pr. Moore, Mrs. Chadwiclz,s physi-
81 ian;s$5Nx as an early caller on Mrs :
sGhadWicll He said later that his pa
sS1en physical condition was some
What's ImproYed. 5zs
assP Percy L.5 Carver. counsel for Her
.beItalI Newton, OF Brookline Mass,
5Sy9IlosS has claims for $190,S0o against
1sf5s Mrs: Cassie I1.. Chadwick. gave out
the the fol- lowing interview at the Park
=sEe =s5sss lsIS nuessEfI otel this morning:
s5Ssz SsI Wi attend a conference Of per. =
soIas@i sons Interested in the Chadwick mat
fersto+e ay and later will probably have : :
e definite statement of some sort :
still Still believe. despite all that is being :
saidEa aalid about Mrs. Chadwick being un. =
ai9ie s 81 pay at$the Newton claims = =
ssil lISbess satisfied. 2
hySdo you think so?.' y u
EN- Because q saw certain notes.
oosyo'l say those bore the sigma, 4
;streso ofsss:An Andrew Carnegie?'' y
SSss NosssIs do snot$says that I. replied Car.
Se1ss quic KY and drew away from the
l1teryieWers remarking, isn't this
Eonderfu case9'' =,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
ANDREW CARNEGIE
:sGiyes Out Statement That He Does
~ OF Know Mrs. Chadwick.
fBy Publishers Press

Ia1y:5Y 1 DIRK, Dec. 6:-Andrew Car
aegIes through his secretary, made the
SsSsfoI oIloWing statement yesterday after.
moon regarding the Chadwick case,
sSsa nd the statement that two notes
s5ssIgned with his us name are5in existence.
ssssAI ITss arnegoe does not know Mrs.
US sesi1adwi wicf, never saw her to his
I 1;qaSs has had no dealings with
I her and II says the whole thing is alb
sS:suTd I: far as he is concerned. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
AFTER BANDIT
oFFlcERs IN HOT PURSUIT OF
DEsPERADoEs THOUGHTa#To
BE GUILTY OF MURDER.
BY Publishers, Press.l

SAN BERDANINo, Cal, Dec. e.
A dozen officers are,in the field search
ing. for a bandit who robbed the Santa
Fe train early yesterday and at every;
station across the desert railway, a
detective watches. It is thought the
robber. must come to town for food
and water. Officers think the deed
was done by desperado named
Dougherty, who came to Reno AZ few
days ago. He is wanted here for al
legged murder and robbery Messen-
ger Roberts is still alive this morning
but very weak and death seems near.
@ Reports to the Wells Fargo Express
COMPANY show the actual loss in the
rohberysWa about $500.
AS 5000 check also was taken but |
is not3#o o9fSaly value. wi II be used asd
q rneansSof tracing the robbers
SHIPPED To Butter.
ny Bishop lied Aesterda at
sieyy The eIna ere shi pped
lay fIsita :Inril
ButIs Isr Fa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06
PRESIDENT R00S
MESSAGE TO Con NGRESS THIS
AFTERNOON SSTR0h inc DOGuE
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DeIiyering the
zee
i minutes before noon
tant# Secretary to TN Pfesfder
rness ssaccompaniedb by ailt See
arysH Forster and 1eeu5i
ung,, eft the WI ite House fors
pftols bearing theSSts hsnsl senis
nted Sparchmentgcop copies of
ntFsSa annual message liien
e#readS before The s5enate ana
nse; he copiss etl,be
the3two houses @ers cart
oitol lint tt,es3Sssf
son hfch
the Esecretaries
he5j tss comm and
atesap pointed the
{ that gress$ was ior ana
" racelyes an ton
might have to SSinals 5rnlesd
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were Feadss m
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s SO sion
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assssh sstan epE,Ies were
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-06

uy her box Of that delicious.
Tho nlezna q de$ candy at the Before:xmas
89Iasazaars Dec. sth and i 9th, First M
~ Church.
Desirable Xmas presents al grlesatIy
rsduced pEicess opposite
Court house