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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
DESERVED Isl 81 RoMOTIO'N!,..2H
Mr.. James Invited to Ressp'o7ln+';-.
Esible Position With Coast Line.


Mr.. Claiborne M. who ctl me ~
Richmond as sslstarlt glneer g, On .ho.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad las Fl Ju IN
Ehns been appointct, ia take cliarg OF al u
Construction woik on the road from ieictl !,
8mond " Jacksonville 1Sla;sll WAS y. q
formerly assistant eng lneer on the ga ~ IL
micro and foho ia illogid 1uil,per
years tslvna cnored the e, .a;, ea,.
lciorps rodmar,, when sewer es =,
Years old, soon after graduating IRON
fthe Polytechnic Institute q Baltimors. 81;
vel for bis al,llty q also go ny
~ ,vhic, Y department lIes was employed
most6ofS tho time. that lie should be Of
fered 50 resporsfl9sle p 3 u
I i,ainr. With the road only little over
M months. ID Tlc as4regarded when VIII
Tho Baltimore and Ohio. as 3one e 3.ne
brightest and most promising YOUNG gu g !. !.
inec,s on he road. . He.3i is q native O
Goochland county. .Na,, his parents nay q
ing$moved 10 Baltlmore IN 's poynuou /,
lie viii move TO in1i1gtonl WI ~ MS
FAMILY iii 9a.I few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
CLEAR AND COLDER,
The Weather Man Adds Soto
Voice, Snow for Sunday.

I FAIR ana colder is predicted for to-day,
.nnd snow forGto-morrow. Snow has more
than llalf disappealed and the streets q
have once more become passa1le.
Richmond enjoyed bright sun
shine and high Temperature. yesterday,
.other5 portions of the country We're not
81 fortunate. n the Northwest the lnter-,
curry fell thirty degrees, and that sec sec
zion Is once more III tho chilly. nmbrace
Of II cold wave. Eleven stations report
,below zero weather tho coolest being
fFuron,g3With5 thea tliefmmctcr twenty-five ''t
degrees below zorro, CLOSELY followed BY
Duluth, With twenty degrees below. n,
JupItcrsis tlieswnrm spot on the map,
NTH tie mercury at nigllty-four two de.
grees higher than Key West The OFF
5ferance between HuronfaDd Jupiter tho
coolest and Warmest spots b In these
United Stntes, IS 100 degrees, &
R4rhe leo has nor yet entirely broken ~,
IN thu8riyer.nor5lln has the melting ofgsnow
and ice been sufflnicnt5 TO cause much
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
u 4, Ir,c,l and shocked sthe&com,l,on.s

That atlrrcd and SHOCKED the coinlno'n f
3wsalk Il 4 N
1t ID d,,it fair MID Truthful toIAstly tl,ht
lilo news event such Is distance h ~ y
ever been covered 50 l,roiiiptl 80 COM 7.
3ifpr ihiB splendid worn Il Is due To MI
}Ccisanger, StcleE Cd ltot OF
Dispatch, wo reported Tho story IL gf y
troll, charlottesville. Ills efflcia At work
was supplemented by tic comb "
of effort already mentioned btl, promptly
and 8fuily disseminating & q story \ at once,
scon,pletc anu admirably told. ~ Z
The Following telcEtslns received S last
55nlui,t[ from corfesppnde III tho prircl-
6,nll Scitics OF tho Stntc tell lo
Bthe rows was received there through thy Y y
medium Of The sflnles- slitl VIII
whit nagcrnesH tho extra Wero pougilt
and pertiscd lily the people. K ri AL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
GOVERNOR G OMMENDSs
NJ. Il II OUR a. ENTERPRISE

81 8II8! Especial 10 Tho Wines. Dspntcn.J 1880.
the cxtrn odltion{ Of rho ri mes Dls-
nntch TINT came TO Is..le lgh to-day w Us
engcry purchased ana read by i,,a!ny.l'c e
Mo anxious ID learn the8 details OF the
execution OF ] Samuel ElcC tho Wig lIl! !,
murderer, III whose trial they have O., nll
,nlorrS manifested ali absorbing interest st !;
n Citizcus gc,,erally commended the |strc *.
az enterprise In tho issuance so soo y
after nc execution OF so conplete e allE'!e,
count OF tho closing chm pier ~ tlW WIZ
| rnredy. governor Glenn who was seen 'f'f.r.
win Il COPY ofatiie cxtr a, said II wa !. g
most 4. creditable dltion. worth OIL nc &c
,rlmcs- Dispatch 3rccogiiized us one Of the
best newspapers In the South, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
UNION j COUNCIL BANQUET ; u u Il
REIMBURSEMENT Anniversary.
81 Celebrated Last Night.

"a Union Council No. 81 Isoyn "a rtanuli!,
last might celebrnted 3 Its twcnty-seyenth
anniversary with Il banquet at the a. otcl5
Richmond, atSwhtch addresses were made
by several wei known gentlemen. The
council was organized IN s7s and IS thes
oldest In the state. 5Es3 III SsB
" a ter pn rtAklng OF a. choice menu Sic
}gantly. served. tho spec ll-m,iklng began
Hon. John Garland Pollard presiding rs
ftoastmuster. lii SWhic III posi ton! he ls.
iq1iilttel himself hand KS "
,rhes following Is I he list { ! casts fi'd
the apea kers responding to NJ Inc S5scntis.
tments :a$ 0 4. ". u. 3,
jMcFadem,s y. D.. supreme representative.
sThe Grand Council AZ by Mr.. James ! 9.
Blanks. OF 81 Petersburg. grand secretary:
Our Sister Councils by Mr.. w. Y, Dab
51n 1s shockoe Council; Our Wives and
sweetlearts, BY Rev.. Ashby Jo mes
Ell; remarks. BY Mr., ]. 7: e regent
sof Union Council 1mpromptu Talks 8 4, on
Union Council. Its Past. Present and F'll-
tmre.is tssj 3Ss 5 2 \ y, ..S
mid one. Inc Arcanumites dispensing
aboutmidnight IN n happy frame 81 mind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
COODa.E|.E|:FEIC'''1'a....Q|.|.|||''.
'M'CUE'!sI.1.H|.||IA|.N||||G||:|!l.N|' !.
Notwithstanding Southern Jtrics:s
lvou1tf Not Hang White VI n {,
,!s Man,
ONLY NEGROES / ( {: z EXECUTED J; %:

T.
2f9 rTrronlB our Regular e.orfcspondent)
H WASH NG.ro N ii. I. \, u ceb. To- cncrai
ak presslons of upproyul III Washington
concerning the oxecut N &C io. 1 'lt
charge Is frequently nude BY men from
5theANortll ana West that Southern 5julries
fdo not condemn white lurderers 70 THO
3gallows. twhllonegr tcolirl Of thtirde
are executed. Several Southern repre-
3se,itntlves Expressed tho opinion i o.duy
3that he execution b & Nc Cue 5ul SllnYe
Snsgood effect iii sect ions of The col intry
where tho belief sof mentality o tlis! 4
races before southern jurics is y,
SThuj Evening Stnit of til lis ci which
seldom speaks kindly Or Justly Of any
body or anything south of the Potomac,s
{liasI tho following cd ltnfinl this afternoon
on tho cxectltlon Of MctJue: 8i54t
95..I,ic Suite or virginin Is to- be Con.
graduated upon the manner III, W iicli .it
Illus disposed Of the case @ tN11 g Cue WIZ
was Hanged to-day ut Chariot esvllle for 'r.
thelnl,irdcr Of Ills wife OH he 4tS of Sln st
September. }sI3!S GIL. N sS3i 8
853"Tho mans confession on the ovos Of
tho execution, pronouncing the sem enco
str bo Just ind completed Y X ckn wletlgi l,g
guilt, was not needed sby lie sllatorlt Of
people To Justify tho verdict Sof the trial
Jury and Tie subsequent Ions $of ..ft,F
that statement By cCuc has ne vert heless
closed tho case wit some credl 70 hin
and has removed MI T,Ossibl a doubt OF the
rigllteousnessSof his punlshDie 4j5 "A sg
gsSisDrhe State entered upon y he prosecuTt
)Stion ofHs tho accused will comn,endablcs
|ivlgor,8d11 Wow OF tho sent lmcnt felt N
Is,nuny parts OF the Connlonw veal tllsngainst3
Implying the law O capita punishment
Ito white people. Tho crime was Rpi.rtlctt-
I3ularlyatroclous, set he social and q fetal
status OF tho man was slicll Sto III sure
| Shftn u certain amount d e syInpat hy.alt e
was d 9itiIffcult task 10 convict him on
lgcIrcun,stun evidence. desp to- he 2cons-i
|non shelicf that he kl led dis wife.
Is$.Wllen all other nppoals allied Cow "
crnora Montague was bcsought by nuns
#tIrcds OF people to grant d communication!
| lof sentence. and tho circumstanceasoft l,e
final plea !, 10 him OF n THO title daughter
I$of tho condemned mnn mad q Ills resolil-
Elton not to Intervene especially dif fenlt.
| tIts is IA . shis great credit that Id held
sfirmly$to It and allowed the law to Y take
its co ursc. $5 All E5s55 sss
gs$..rhe whole state benefits by this spec
l5trrle, aid it is TO he hoped that I he law
j lesson and the mora lesson wi be tho
roughly ppreciatcd.'t "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Mr.. Woodward to Men,

fGAIl1he railroad men OF Ill the railroads
In tho city are invited to hear Rev, @, O..
Woodward at the Main Street Station to7.
morrow nf,lternoon ut $3.50 clock. IT vii |
DO II special address for men only.
K Rev. Woodward comes from u raj lroad
family, he having five brothers now IN
railroad service, There will be some good
music. s{ !,
\ II,igeno Davis, With his banjo wll en-
teslain ans msm aiuh, aos a 'ne' f'e''
33 u, II. Franklin @ill furnish Tho srnlllo-
splip,lc scectlo Ions. " IS
sanfinT%S Lotion MAYER falls. sud by
owens & Minor EIug CO.. Richmond, va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
RICH ! N 'oND SHOWS WELL Y & q. AS
IN BAN K ClEARlNGS

93f735H4 N y Associated Ircss,) az
& NEW ~ r *, FEB. 10.-ETotnl bank clear
ngs forth week, =, Sao l29 lncrease g.
81, r per cent Outside New Y ork, $9ls,t ~
mi; Increase. 1873 pep cent 1, clearlnss
Southern cities; !. q. Ri * ~ 8fs
Richmond, 81, 1873, ~. II
" Savannah, Sa, 5os ,,t5S.
Norfolk, $l,6S5 90. Al n 3s3 4
4 Augusta Isl, 0i6, lSa,
gI<noxvlllc, ~ l33 bSQ, s
SJacksonvilia, Sl,el6GI5,
Macon, $4S5645,ss ID 8. i III ss
Churleston, $l,l053ol, I5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
ALL THE COPIES SOLD
TN Ii yESS THAN d AN 81 HOUR

WI 5 (spccia1 \ to 4 Tho Times Dispatch, , VA.
IyYNC HBtfHG, rl,. 1o.--,rl, ne @fl e.
5mand FOR newspapers In 1ynchburg ~ 8.
day was grcaterf than ever before. I y
local Ea fternoon dali sold more hun slx
thousand copies Oh tho streets II 9 extra q
spntch did not ncli 81
3in9 Tic afternoon, but the demand was =,
So great that ull he lieNsdea ers (, q g.
posed OF their supply IN sl short tim 9,
md In an hour not q copy eouiid ~ ~
/. i II dSi S8s 3s}sis .s3 VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Went Under Other Names.
(By Associated PISSED n

s11 IBy Assoclated FFsss.1 " " ~
A CHICAGO, ben. lO.--Iwo pinot ograp pms
of lIooh sent to Germany by he police
.nfficiuls have been rstlrned with the ms
formation that they arc pictures OF jacob
Schmidt. who formerly lived Sut Bingcnsl
Germany, Ono or The photograph Was
Wheeling. W. where li9rll
married ona of Ills wives and tlle,8nftllers
4 was n picture ken nll his releasei from
the grldeMel, here In 1927
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Tie objectionable Sin.

rho Rev. Joseph a. Thomas. inc ] pas ,,,i,
ofsIaurel Street Methodist ChMr,ch,Wt VA
occupy Ills /, pu ApIbie q ne' IaI VIII
sMs y gAinst the Holy Ghost anu; WY
unpardonable. and his the r. q y tslo
smornilg service viii $pc; l1ers it'ic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
\ 4 .adv's Partisan Wrap.

M :, ,,,n,.t IVlllinn1s n legro Wil q rrtsttu
it BY Officers Graft SHERRY, and
War the act Of offering for sue !, o. D.
ollrteentnand Franklin stres s., isf laa Ths
Very handsome cloak .anas1 .W wns made
by nenrlette Cissler und Gle Z it 1 IS de
TIC negro says negro 9, sto md
3fhc"things from he Joftersol y s''' "
gave them to- him to sci, .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Conditions Still Serious.

8 BY ASsocIated Tress)
BIRMINGHAM /, @ Ala. Feb. t0.--HVirs
communication nst his part Of the South
showed little improvement ii day
Trains on the Southern r ilway} nre being
run east or the Georgia line to a tlanta
without the use OF tclcgrap ] and 2, X
ttrict iiave been cleared md Trains liz re
pi;lcticallyEon time al III 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
ARE REP RT'ED
IN ALABAMA RIVER
If,x 3 4 ssocla led I,rcx!s!l.

its8 iy n (f3y Associated 1'rcss.) .s 8
5SA1CyBIL IL, ALA, Feb. "a flood 81 age
Il reporte ed In several rivers In the state.
The Warrior Is now Fl fly faet.at w scIm.
sbia and lis to reach SHY y, iesl
tonight, rs People living In the Slo Wlan az
there ura moving out. At = rnopo tho
pa,iRo shows AZ feet. n At Mon gomery the
SriveI. Is rs fcct. Much damag els reported
III interior landings and steamboats, are
ma Bile to mike schedule time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Patients at Memorial Hospital.


81 Mr.. 70. p Wharton, OF Greensboro, N
Il. president OF the Loan g nd y Trust !,
EC:ompany,5of that city, who came 20 q, nc,
Memorial Hospital last wee hns. IN 81
grrUycd 40 rapidly that he expects g re I:
5turnshome lin IN day or two! "a Ks q,
MI. c.. 'rlnsey. OF the norfolk Q! !. ana !,
Western Raj way 90 y aoio y
8to wax about. B. !, 81, 4;
MI. Robert Archer, Of Max N ca dow z,
Is under trcat ment. though bic to Walk
about /, y !, i, y, e
Nj Park III "A. a ,rrice Of 1ia lE
BGoochland county. Va. expects TO SieaS .,
an al day. Or two. accompanie G by, hlS
mother. Mrs Robert Trice. who 20 ms ~ peeH
n M NJ kinley, OF Glade Spring Na.
who spcr,t much Inc with her so !, 3.
daughter, both OF whom were ph g J, y,
ms left With them for her honle.i N'l.o
AZ her sons legs was taken q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
10 .INvEsTIG E 3 COOLING D j ]: !! Y
CHARGES IN 4 KANSAS
fByAssocintcd Press

y t,eess;oiItion. which passed the House to-
dnv, spsakers Stubs aPpontel 4 com
Mi COZ five to investigate charges .0t3
hood ling. I'll The SPEAKER instructea w. w
committee TO report its findings ~ soot'
lTo-days action grew out of 4, recent 9. g,
.considemt ton ofsil bill to establish 4 state
oil refinery and ontaof INC n.iiRRiS'ltl.o,il
slowIng ~ statement that an Oh interest
had failaslSto3b tho Senate mo qnesti iSa
was asltnt :: III u Z succeed ~ blyl tn ~,
5iIonse ~ Tho oil bill has AREA uy pasSs'ed
the Senntc, n e EsiS @ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Laying Il, Of Men,
(By Associated Press. J

INDEPENDENCE. ST. Feb. l9.-,T ".
ottpl,t In tho Kansas field. laying or s,W
mon Indefinitely. The.5aotion Is sAld 81 20
tho result 'of3GntngOnlstieS measures apAss'
"a SreGe1lSlY by.stha RISnn aaS Leg llte.lA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Mary j Watson Taylor.

Mrs, Mary Watson Taylol, w y, AZ, ~
Lo,lIs;l county died on Yesterday = 81 tne
resdeilco at her son, ienry 'rayor ~
I,fhe ,funiera Is services will ln held 4 q. y
t,West End."lthos flmily home, IN Louise 9'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
! soon sold#Out..

~ Special n Is + The Times Dispatch
I'm REQ LjlS,$tV y, Feb. To- The dennnu
IN; 10 great for the OK I'm q i'lns
irimcs- Dispntcli tp-day StbNt lhe# n VT
ordered was sold direct Many in l[EE'
could have been sol Ss IN sSs; N fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
George Hamilton Jones,

Nh. George Hamilton Jones died on
Yesterday at NO. 1883 West Grace stree,
Mn. Jones, who formerly RESI- lied ~ wash
lington MAS the youngest son Of tlle la :!
George Hand FYanGes Y. " mes. y,
sirhs funeral arrangements linye not
been completed.
Willard Harrison Wiley,
Willard Harrison Wiley, the infant son
or Rev, Mr,sand Mrs. George - 30 Wiley,
sicd III 2 o'clock on Friday morning, after
a prolonged illness, M 91
Tho funeral will take place to-day +
$3.50 r., M both service and burial helms
az Oakwood Cemetery,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
HOW THE NEWS
WAS made KNOWN!
ft,ontinueu from list i


strect, aud Tho up- TOM portion Of the
5eity. Wagons were utilized to send the
papers IN large numbers 70 the east AMI
vest ends OF the city, The neWsdenlels
sold them out lii a few n,inutseas,And there
Mere demands for more. III a.! paris %
the city the cries ~ ~ FlHxtl3l no. as..re
sounded and hurting foots cps eolpeFs Z,
toward the sound sa.rlic es ndisa teu NY ~
popular interest. III a S 4. /. I, !, /,
or Extra No, g, issued about y q, y W.. I.
tile 5000 copies were sopll eS 4, l
two hours after the press sloppsu W. -
be found in the hands pf leWstsilcl :. y
or newsboys anaglheyo were lnsela mofous J
demand everywhere, " Il 4. N Z, (.
i By this time the Il 81 llil,l ~ i. y
8herndcd broadcast hrpnsliollt lis Sl.s,
and almost every one new 3 hal
had paid The awful pe III Y stsAs's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Virginia.
6Nortll Carolina.

North Carolina life savers 90 s 'lo,,nt,nl
e,5 afier standing ~ al Fnlgl t. Senate
masses amendments the Watts laWp p =
5ii,jbiilnr tiistcries lii towns OF less thnn
b0o bill 40 allow ncwspa ea..otS !, ~
4 90 oyclnpr Glenn TO give ~ reception y, 70
tho Lessature--yrhe supreme court = 1i,t., IS
si,es license 10 invent y-hvc# out OF thirty
lvc applicants to practice y W:-.iele.
tgr1iph conditions which have been serious SCI, 3'l
at Charlotte arc somewhat improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
personals and Briefs. n

4 Alr. John Costello. Of ChnrlestOW VT
VIZ, is at Murphy's ~.
MI, and Mrs. P9 11fIy 5ahnson, NJ NJ
HINES, i.pra Abbey, al of Newport News, wero
Dr.. PAWN A.. Alderman. Of the tnly,e .
SHY Of virginia. aesoMpahnlsa p, ra MGih
g, \ 7fxv,en DE-. Alderman will deliyer, an
a tid| before tho Richmond lldnca tlo IN
As Miss R i Wexford Is visiting friends
iii New Fork, HI 5ji
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

4 Pneumonia and Grip r lIoW the Snow.
Z j iAXATIYI BRc,MO3 QJlNI VI prevents (
and Grip. Call for tho lll!l
name ana look for tie Signature g =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

Richmonders in New York,
Ffsneeini ID rho Times- DIspatcL) a.
NEW YlyF X, Feb, no. ~ Broadway sel-5
trail j, a. liISeefe 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
.!Sy!:D[!!D!l!E b
SMITH HALL q lei Ts6 o'c Eock
n N III Nc Rr'l !, g SKIN.
N E RS STAV

Smith Hall Y colored man In the
employ Of B. Illiams; III tha Tay-
ern. died this morning at sis O'clock
Of acute alcohol ism. Hall appeared
TO- be alright last eyenings IIe was
sent @up! street about nine O'clock for
some apples, and gave noSeyidence oil
being In sanySbutS shts binary atiite
Of health@ LATER in the evening he
drank considerably al was his habit.
About three "A clock Ills motning
groans We're heard issuing from the
wash room, sand when the lnattefwas
|inyestigated Hall was found there
very sick, Nothing In particular was
Thought 81 It,S ~ being supposed that
It was the sickness commonly Incl
dental no over;indulgences The man
grew worse, how aver; and Dr. Lpmax
was called: Hall died very shortly
afterstheE doctors arrival. n 3.
4Ss Coroner Amos was sent fol. but
deemed an lnques Fiinnec essary. The
body was remove Cd 10 4 hIiisgrave,s in-
|dertaklng rooms. ~ " T,
Hall was q man q bout years old
and unmarried He had been work
ling The Tavern about three weeks,
and was; accolnted h good. stead ems
ploye. apart from IFS one failing. He
had Eas brother, Sam Hail Of AIonori,
gah, who; was fled of his death
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
ed at his Madison Square Theatre
about tho middle 81 the month.

tg tfe4 tJ.S,s lid II y =
Mr., Thomas Dixon, u rs author of
THE Leopard's Spots; and sThe
Clansmen, has signed d contrac,
with Mr. George I. h Brennan 10 write
a play for the latter nanag er found
ed on the authors stories, The play
Is TO DO called The Clansmen ana
wllllsbe produced fl New York next
season.
a feature of ssssAIlle! Nlarni. Anlellst
Bingham, IS newsplay, is % scene In tlie
studio Of a Partisan musician in;
which q French song and dance Is
introduced sbysSllssS yinifred sleerlst
who also plays sa prominent part IL
the drama Miss ssicsrist swho Ii one
of8the SprettiestS singers and dancers
seen at; Weber g Fields Music Hui
was specially engaged for this song
and dance and her work was the son.
sation OF the first act ofstheplay,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
" ~. ~ N ~ "a h, 81 =
.T.H|lR|.E|:|EW|'IEEES
SEEMED ON q EMO UGH COURT
SHIP Or e 10 WHO MET 4
ON ETHEa GOLF LINKS
s(By Publishers. press.

4
Y CLE,vELAND, q April Miss
Pearl White. daugh Of w. y White.
the millionaire chewing gum manu-.
facturer, was married yesterday at !
Hot Springs, Arkansas; 10 James L.
Bancroft q hotel clerk Of Brookllne,
Mass. The dding followed d three
weeks acquaintance, the couple hay-
ing met on the golf links al Palm
Beach. Florida. The bride Is 10. Mr..
White resides In New York and Ills
wife In this city The daughter has
spent the greater part 1.-THE time with
her mother: Both parents have an.
proved the match Bancdoft il 81 i
wen to DO sdassach It's family
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07

sistersvillei OIL Review and Printing
Company, and took charge at once.
The figures in the deal were not made
public, but are understood to be about
$4,000. Mr.. Glass is well known
Wheeling newspaper man, having
been connected with the Wheeling In
telligencer for years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
DIED AFTER AMPuTATIoN.
c. & 0. Brakeman. Gauley River
Branch, Run Over and Dies After
An Operation.

GAULEY BRIDGE, W. Va, April q.
Geo. D. Muncy, c.. & Q. brakeman
on Gauley Branch, died at McKen-
dree Hospital after an amputation Of
the leg near the thigh. a
Muncy was run down by cars at
Greendale near here, and though ev.
erything possible was done TO alleyi-
ate his suffering, 1t was seen that he
was sinking fast. He was hurried
to the hospital by special train, but
died during the night. He was a wild
over, but leaves many other rela
tives, and his death is a great blow to
the community.
Con1ind-aRahes in TovlandN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
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The q AZ protracte ed meetlnasgss which
have been In progress at the NJ SE,
Church. South, for the past three
weeks, will close on Sabbath night,
time number ofmembers
will be received, The meetings have
had decided influence on the town.
and5much5 substantial good has been
reaped TO the church. Rev. H. NJ,
Smith will hold the third quarterly
meeting Sabbath night, preaching at
that service. Rev. Reid, who is con.
ssAttdlerably Worn from his long and ar.
t'uons labors, will preach Sabbath
morning. Business session of quar-
terly conference will be held Monday
morning. Let there be a large at.
tendance a, the Sabbath services. N
Rev. E. c. switzer, pastor, Of the NJ.
Z. Church. South. ataE Gray's Flat
charge. will begin a protracted meet.
ins2 at Monumental Church on his
work, Friday night Of this week. He
will be assisted by Rev.sD H. Reid, OF
this place, who will 60 down Mon
day TO begin work. Let everybody in
the neighborhood take notice and at.
tend the services. II. ~. 5s5.i3 5i N Fl I.
Since. the oil well that was drilled
in on the o. NJ. Taught farm We'd.
nesday, there has been quite a good
deal of excitement in town, and lots
Of people here leased their lots and
some have leased their gardens
The public schools will close Fri.
day night with an appropriate pro.
gramme. and given in the auditorium
Of the school building.
T. E. Powell. Of Morgantown, is
here visiting relatives.
Prof. and Mrs. c. E. Macarthur, OF
Fairmont, were in the city Wednes
day. Y
chas. L. Pethtel. Of Falrmont, is in
!, the city. K
Superintendent J. B. Gregory was
a business visitor at Pittsburg this
week. III
W. H. Nicely left Monday fol
Clarksburg, where he has accepted
position. t2 4s5
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Mead were
called to Parkersburg Sunday on &C
count of the death of their, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wilson, of Fair
mont and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wilson
of Clarksburg. were here Friday.
Mrs. Harry Barr, who has been Wis
iting her husband at the Nationa
House. returned to her home a
Pittsburg, Monday. IL Il
Il q. F. 4Ammons and ]. Ross Timms
Jr, were Fairmont visitors Wednes
day. 3Z
Mrs. Eugenla pulliam, of Hardes
ty,W. Va, is visiting. her brother
Claude Pulliam.
John shuler, OF Warrington, wa
here Sunday, the guest of his mother
Mrs. A. Hickols. "a
Postmaster 2. j. Martin was Fair
mont visitor. Tuesday.
Mrs. John Bloom, of Philippi, VIII,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. J.&F. Callehan, has returnc
home.
| Mr.. Harrison Manley was in til
city Saturday renting the Wilso
farm. Ii
Thos. A. Neill, Of Warrington, wa
in the city Wednesday and Thursda!
!. Mrs. c. B. Stewart was a Fairmor
visitor Thursday. She was a. del,
gate at the W. c. T.. U. conyentlo
there.
DR.. J. N. Kirk will sell at publ
sale Saturday the Miller block, Q
Main street, opposite the Taylor pro-
erty.