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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13
PERSONAL.

IL AE~ONIkNEIL III
80 q II
N. q. Comnnt,,s 80 n yvhaa,,,, :.
yesterday.
IsHn. rs,..,rss.
in the city.
N,s. tzo,su NJ,
friends at Grafton.
r. ,,o1,.,
sud-. - .a..l u :" heeiihs' spent
NJ r = x,,.,,,..
visitor !. whaa,Ina 'e'eh'
.. SiiSe 49, y
snent smnd.,' q. 49, - 'ne W. " o.
Mrs. Murray aDickerson went to
Earl Poweii, OF this city. went over
10 wheeling Saturday night.
MISS Rose watson has returned
from a short trip to fittsburg.
E. C. Smith was registered at tho
stamm In Wheeling yesterday.
CLYDE Turner Of Grafton s,or,
Sunday with friends in the citv
Phillip Pitzer. of Warrington, spent
Sunday. at his home in the city.
ca 49,,
spent Sunday at his home In the city.
-. 49,,
80. - ~ seofe'
ton.
H.. .,.,. ,
, - -, n' 'p'-Ae
nue..
NJ ~ w.,
-. =. -. 80. Ia s Spent
Grafton.
~
ana 1"fs. Siyue JACOBS, Oh MOI
in the city.
49,,
hhiss Ella SomeFioru' OF wheeling,
Barney street.
n,..
" ~ la fenneiiaer' Vi tue W..
-, 'psn. e'uhua' Will ner parents
st'n was IL uiaitoh JESTER
Va. a.u.s 'he iune'ai Vi Tue ia'e
'eo'ee 'iinAiiian'
Miss 1o'a euiip' oi mahnins'oh' is
eAe sues' VI Niss MAJ safee e'assers'
vi rieAp ohe avenue
Mrs. Frank Reed and children have
I,on,a IN tha oorntru N
Lean Jane, the little daughter of
Gov. and Mrs. VIM. M. o. Dawson, is
"s a''es'on 'ia'''
MISS jeanette Bright went to Clarks-
burg this morning where she Will
WISH friends Tor some time.
secretary OF state {. w. Swisher
and wife returned today from the
East.-Saturdays charleston Mail.
Misses Mary and Rose Murphy have
returned from Wheeling where they
went to attend the funeral of their
aunt. 'f
Miss Mavme wertz has returned m
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13

Secretary of State C. w. Swishe
and wife returned today from tn
East.-Saturday's Charleston Mail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13

Miss lola Gump, of Warrington.
the guest of Miss Margaret stagger
on Pferpont avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13
Slight Wreck.

A wreck train from this city was
sent to Meadowbrook shortly afte,
noon to-day. A freight engine jumping
the track was the trouble.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13

Carpet cleaning every Tuesday at
Troy Laundry. <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13
MINSTREL SHOW
AT MORGANTOWN
EAGLES OF THE DOWN RIVER
TOWN ARE PLANNING A BIG
EXHIBITION FOR NEAR
( FUTURE.

The Morgantown Eagles are going to
put on minstrel show in the near
ftsture. And it's bound to be a huge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13

Just to show you what we think
of this particular blanket, or
original order on it was
5 cases, so pairs TO ihe case.
Two hundred and fifty pairs Of
one kind Of blanket is no small
order for town this size, but we
consider it the best one for the
money that ever was offered. It's
Ia in size and comes in fancy
Blue and Pink, Blue and Tan aud
Gray plaids- levy in weight,
very nicely finish and an excep-
tional blanket at
sl00 pair.
Crib Blankets SOC pair.
Fine Wool Blankets $3.50 to SIS.
: The Three Fifty Blanket is
home made, being product Of
the factory at Barnesville.l Big
ger and heavier than any city
blanket costing twice as much.
The Fitteen.dollar kind. is
made from the finest California
wool, faced with silk and is about
the prettiest thing imaginable.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13
Ecru Lace Curtains.


We never did show SO many
patterns before in Ecru Curtains
ns we are this season.
"a Our customers tell us that cur
7 tains Of this color are. especially
desirable in Fairmont, as they
don't show the soil like white
/ curtains.
We show them priced from
$3.50 10 700 a pair.
Plain center with scroll edge.
Figured centers,
Then for a change, we have
! some beautiful patterns in
Two Tone Curtains.
Ground work, ecru color, Fig
ures in white. And as our two
tone curtains, are all made up
from two different ,colors OF.
/ thread, you need not fear Of them
changing color after being wash.
h ed. Pfices -, T,s
|. 81 and sssa pair.
White Lace Curtains.
75c to $40 a pair.
Such broad range OF prices
means a big range Of patterns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-13

Try a West virginian want ad.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
Commercial Club Resolutions


D. if resolved by tis osnassa Cab u ue elsy = ynaa
iaaiah Territory, tat
wnnaKAs e ihrasHt adoption ~ tts seaats ils United
= s NfesAf ansnlmsnf 70 e Indian appropriation b
& oa s aeaaee g shs commercial and industrial Interests 4
4opie q ihe indian Territory, Ard
NANnEAs. There would esni a. tie disaster ard
ina progressive development Territory Flr.
iaea afs pagAiine il0a fi tNe nsopp 81
ui sg1eF maeasufsNfa damage. aim
he fassese aw ~ tbs hl wli
pleie urauns o. he Iudans w Territory apaf
tfef present CLEANERS themselves families ard
Wnanrss HN as4fe lsage oi that resolution and sending
pt tle Nek tu li House II Representatives ugud involve
psorls - a Tstflep agt
Sow InEnrfunA q ti# of thls club fepfsnentog
people of Tits Il tie hzn TERRITORY aud especially
people astney newspaper
MISSISSIPPI sas should - apfeaiea pre-
rasaes e, cel.
Fsspadgns Na,hikion ard letter rs4aesfng
oppaae and feht tlr
House uufi sad bl aias lased
We ast 81 Ia siF p9eer Fzssc
ilense upan
afds aifsad ssssd ious appeal ssf.
cial Joanal Nord ere
faas Gillette feasetsi. Republic aaa Tos Dispatch
We A al Hefelsi horses tate tlss 10
euHefessaaen aid Hsf1 unt ile ena ils fassage
Aaasd hY si eub W regular febfuaf
Nlaigs. l. q wiloaf dissenting
W. a. enAnlawoafa sNsNUpn RlnDhn
AsentHv. Ifaasft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
SETTLERS LIFE M AFRICA.
II i Fall Of Dlmeulties and Con.
Fsansiy "a Danger fFusn
wild Anlmals


IufsHk several feara fie 20 81 Central
Africa : Ntfe fog taa Tsrateg pArt q tas
tins teeasgaf ee g04ts fog oar fresA.
nlig sHpp writes sfstnfuaa iraNelef
Ihs Haai kFass pas made very sir0as
pugt asgnat a1as seHafas enf other
eafaNagA bpi 3 Pglhan selfrga ss.
fwee1 ne geIes though thsg Hers
apeees fhfee iaebss apart aae nigtf
Hliiea SO fbe ssala ln Ghs compartment
tg Nmnfling iAem swallaaet tx9 Ard
Nas faarf sarRed s'aaflsn aHd seif-
uaaHta within she bfa6l a lhe mnfainE
The awe'il0ga - hls hps1f ehsfa The iwa
eAass Nsfs prevented him from esaaH
tEE heWesa BE- palsnEs. as bc bad eoms
ln To iaoA Al ihe snsRes smali bead
ana slceee usek g sesmel impessibla
~ hlm 81 faaiios asythiHs larger thaa
~ aaf d 6lsiaeauas hs saw ana
sfrt 'bF hts EEir 81 ~ ampishtH ne
apaan mpalsif fsai 81 eastfpao
My Ih afs aaf esq aa ~ aim De-
ltri hY euf seg ESQ esieeatg oenai8-
fe fa h9Fisl la tee ps fhoe
81 n ana iHs esila aaaiiig s. lts
mrsE s. athla gs an heag & sas 81 g
Toasted ana aalff
Aeafhf pts flaHaa Is iAe
h5tns iaeas sad eaafas Be a -
eanaee bu ihef stf lf fhfy are shat
81 Trapped afe same aamn siiaH ies
tht loM iteg Caase f'he Hsefsra ssf
fteF a. ha fHfNsFf EraNNf III uMfiaf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
INTELLIGENCE
or CHEROKEES
benjamin S. gopao gives
out an Interview on Their
Resourc

EbFt1 siafv seiee sHper 10
Bsa}amm S copp aeu tuiee
sleae1 lb regard te tIHe gfe amfa0
of fte CHefakes peae.e iaf sfalriani
Anl lhels geisnf iiHt t0 Naft faf
themselves ani gBs pfansae eatHes
Co maintain iieR esH as fH nsaHzs
aHi ggftf rights states ta "as
a. sensfsH intelligence g maf 81 et
sfstd fts nefeeal aI ClH sen Htogir
eto afe eiaeAiua ulH hv 90 asHt
laHs AS hsf masariHes auss
u aaa wll tmttE sx.sas4xsis is ua
Htie standard s. ~ eup % a
Tafss ar and them iubnsInoes ifsf
ialt iiait osn sitb ut sHfesdssi
tts ~ ahd pasee q fie
pefefsl efale rs atlltlH g tto
tfHi
tuuhsfmaW tim aHre h
saeh fhaf thsf afeHWast lna5a -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

afs attending Cherokee seminaflea ard
high sch]alA 80 paplls ard q iiie fac,
uliics % q tie l6 msmbem are Char.
ofsrs This showing is cfeilialae alsen
r.aoed bY Tie aide u edacai ioosl
vofk ln many of he STATES
ll i fsnsfaal4p alisn sitnsd d
rnHless Higi tile fdu ilaa. asta.
~ aal iflie = q aii tfllas 81 lndlans
la ihe Tinted sialss fof all 81 tlan
eamblned lsasf uu hsif s. mang ng.
ulaf qualified indan teseaan IL e z
wtool rqam aither as d failhloo S.
mlsed llossis - hotl Tie Cisfpkess
Is 3 stiols ffan . baslnea siaaapIuf
stld from Resegai ealum siid eiuea.
fianal advancement eou'd seem % ls
qualified - take care oi fhslg oan IL.
fefef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
WHO STOLE THE plAno7
Mystery 81 kawtoofh Ranch Whieh
the War Department Wants
Cleared Up

luaElne ! Nfilt b0AcA q ieE eabaas
hullt away up undef he ahaepVa q the
YflloNsfons mouefAiu&. 4a miisa from :
town IS uakan nnad That wa shs
soNso0lh fansh siafes , VI Reains
ioH. n sai Maeatiee
The eN nef eas ahsenl fortunately
g1r aloeg came CAIel loaspb's hostile
Nsf refees
Here We camp SAID White hlfd
Ard shlse he uaual numbeF watches
far ths ensm9. ara 0llieat aAd kio1
Nos caught . string 81 tFoai in ths
lake. aua Joseph nnd YeliowbiHd plAyeu
psRsf fhs Nomfn cooked ths sampls
ueal Al articles il the eAhins wers
spolls ng var tree fpf aii a course
Tire hosllIa hofsts atH soiae q the
fas2 esd tHamptd a0sn ssms more
for thees aas sfass 70 burn and thsy
probably kicked aoNn aome of the pre-
tenes of feure iusi % shoe thsir cor
tempt fer saga dsyifes against free
aum
The nsu day the rasgea little arms
fame aloae wl1h Wnrn-out shoes and
amry hnasss ana also camped Naet
sra was eaten. and moFe tead trres
efr esed taf hges Al Vancouver bar
rseb tae Hsxi winter tho damage
claim nl fhs mmpaigr veFe being ad
Baaisf
"Caui Fisher said JUDGE Aeyorais
Wood yoa led tht adrarce seouis n
tadlne fhr Yeliowslaue nld sou sef
anything reaeE hl.tg plat8at he Saw
Qafh mach Hefe IS large eialm
aKaiusi ihf eoeerpmfHi alleging ghat
Ha iodisHt and odier converted "a
fheir oN g nss thHfg 4ass wood fenclnF
q f1aa piano ana manF afbef th'nea"
Mhai Ap.ananHf there said capt
rfhef Exeaae re Hgm fHua iasiu
m3 HaFigsEan Sc maa dsFe hat ieg
thar 81 dane hnad % SCI ihraHas
he anor ~ ore 81 ihnas eabsHa who's
mmea HW Tbe ani mgsle :
aetrd 81 iho albtdsIh amh aas MADE
m ffu mn'es ard mafoHlafks
ssrfs1hinE sha 0els haa Na aiNuys
aiais hi 'he'f bof aad
naea nauf mats slightly psrsan
Was ~ paHa n ths hart'ie cemf
t Ne Wadp re anppf aiars fhf
HaH Th mua Hie q BIAS
hsve bees a aat eas aieie
hft ela af Indians lo
SETS ani
haIn eyef Thf
Ha st Mr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
CLEAN cAR7 and Room
Fhss Mag n ha tua
taGf

t HAts
ttthr'fl
agtin
Hlr t
aHt
aH
ath
ea e aa
ssues ofI
f Aa ara
sfihE tt9 ba gn 6
she's b 81 guile ur q.
ehe os @ 81 aE
nt o a'teHHf - aata Ha tof
q hf st $40 Hu et tra.
aie h Eae@ aih
tse ahoN H 81 aHhlus Is
raVus.t ant li nea afe fsuaffa
BOO Fha aaf asoust bak Anethtf
say 6 bflng the eglaf aei naf 81
SEQ i nav q accomplished ia iis or
eIoaFI Hrs t 81 eE tea
etrst ~ 0ikaf of lata M lhitkis
HrfInH'fa ln tle t.fH an bol before
,Ae Eat p.eE s h0Ea Esea eaae siir
pfuM eh.H ara she vaoe
appearance th arH $40 q mar
ssiua5 nHfatf
hreems Mas ht ana a
tsape hK hH tsfH rs e0o5
iflci nfAsr u4s baHfe naif rarl
ap nIb Hx0rcaea
ahake rae Nnt 4fHn
eIear alt atff5lt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
NoTgs ZOE TAE KITCHEN
4 Variety n CHtHa8s ST.
whlsf wg g Faar
Uafr

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steH bts meat E4Hanf
Nat aH1a lbaa ia
HH adN
ra
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o. fhe eHka ms ek at mlE H
Sd araas nns ba1 f uakia Hf
nstarff
AHa Htiie ha aHlef 1u Nha
lff nf fiday em8sa saup na
tba mararaHi ssHra made
Al amts and lgn 81 brad shauIa
slaays ae saved Hroau hsm : ia
ufea thfn Fa.l ssa nae
Fer euamFa afaa ne haae
afr lHn ffum h8HafaM
EAi'apfl oy tasfs aad 1ak
asiiff sheH tH aestr erumhs tn
HtnHtHad 81 Maal butter
caf thf baa hsf hta sma ais
Hfafe aafnlaa
IS sash N ffA q efarheta.s
Articles ase tssalf usH snd iakeHarH
aafef aaf sd4 d Hiua b1Faf ia ths
esd Ehfa imnsFs fhe aftisio % 81
HasNta and allaH g in saAk few mia
aifs Gently lHaeaa uuul clean fnas
g eaieI x iha 4ms tsmheuiare and
ssaes a. afs as neh0a aa8 q Is
sell sa oftasleesls nfsich zee 81 irlf
into ehApr shEe If Is t1iue
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
ONEHAaHEOB ~
NEWSPAPER
ASSISTANCE
Nee 'ei to Defeat the Stewart
Amendment.
ANOTHER DELEGATE
70 Washington 10 Work to
Secure Removal Of Re
striclions and Get
Court House
Here.
ANOTHER DELEGATE

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

f'H ttsr4flHn afIHefe'adWu Willie
iu IHieH mme.e8s la sessions az
fie n@maa B ad 8hau
sharp aldeunss ef 80 ftof auta
ilaa the cbsuse,n afa uas h
asnalWM tfe Hfl ge
uf ln rduai.ma naffsf 30 au
Hfei tt fHn ss Hd 81 sH4l
te aone faf ite ct lf prHegY
expended i8 ara 81 there IS
Nn Mam g mnaa M e nra
Hlet teg H4uf lesu 90 8 fM
eHts1s aFmhsn af eaunrI tnd nen.
n iW mflnm hea ani iafe
eiteU heiF deea ni8 ai .au
ln tsiftnag sn4 alH eaues
lie sHmt Mf uHacs Wnlf
Hatw ~iH eHfnna ft n.
eral iht iIeae etf1 etefaaee
fr taeif pnHgai f Nelul
ard tieir sblti8 Is laa le.f oan
srain thag a aHtf neu S. 81 lltr
eiAHsna as lH so and l0g s
longer aeIjaa meh scar l'au the
raa of tla peepEs Atsanes fl
MaaE sNsf slatfs
iasi f.laft, 80 liie lautf taa
lns De 1l tH ae ia enrolment
81 aat W0a 81 f eHse aa
pIis ehm 80 H daI
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
NOTES Or rHe NODES.


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rhaf Eoeas nai 81 tassasa muts.a faI
fHfare u.e.at fafl afss 81 81 saoff ffiy 60
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20 qHfffsfilaH Ine ame hste bfsn usst
s0f ~ maas ehfe lhsf BE- pHe HmNm
be- uhsa theg wsfg So n faztioa 80
aothlHe salatisf has ssff leua foaud s1
ftke taslf n'Hee
timlts inst aimaai 81 asWFie anH
qaaiif 81 sneiife hsd foke % sviss
aaa Nalfnfienacs nskulon The eoilaf
Ees made uf4Is Fuats frlns usi8n tHl
faa trips uefs laIa r liamaad psiuis
.Afse la ihs hast sHd fafes in front The
paer withiu ghs p3init affa nllea cd
sith a. NaisHnanos Isllas tal
Yoks tbs dlmHf $40 Hse sh9ffri aaa
plated fee faEiHe an6 the stif Wae
Hlsef 81 lse 81 Hnn IHne naffas
fafif frisfe tsa sHIff A zash pHh
teff .nas na a iisa akaHi tta Maisf
sasaes tsatuI4 e. mtth aafa
s pfal .asaloa ffaeIea -, 8 q.
.eae al lha lfaHsn saAf nQ 8ul.
istsHnla tas man4 laisei sfd Hit saeae
ua5r eiiH sIfzhe .ezf seHafas 81
ssulsstef ei ~ taae maiafal knan
aef - fbfse ena hase teea seen e. taf
hsAisf nIen IS alafa tft aHH
fIie lafa tot1 ga ifftt fhsl Nt -.
femelN eAsas sush gown VAS t.
frlepea o. silver eHag Hfpfet aaNe rae
oks sed sIaesas asFf Il silssf srsas s.sa
gfas ref The satin sleeves wHrf eitew
hasth stat fhefe eas e thrm. and
aeIs siteII siashel ifom Shoulder q
am. iNa title stlsel howa h6Ialne ethfm
gtf taf Het
fee adfRnee moet.s 8 stfas has
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" e. sertfal construction gr0m tna
Vapaleans a.ssquise ahapes aad teques
- hase heed eeafiex nli DE ssAsaa
IT, nalaFa err sHaHaaft htlsa meatis
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

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itl HpHn Ifeu o. ffH
fhaf i Hefa egHu
raf NN s
rup
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

Hat m ail1 sfe
ai
at3 lfpH M o f
spoonful 81 HHH tYh
uhea mrltca an fhe mainft
sioelF uaul a fufmrl or h.
haiiaa 81 iaf meantime saflnEic rri
fhs nmeisf ths anrs Eiaas ant
chopped parslE faIa ths omelH il
salt iift g e. tog rlaHef And
4 nHer CueA Literature
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
IA = otta sauase Deal So E,ess
Mas
r i,aos N

lrt hn1sg NfEH
U5 aly t M
Ue
u.afa IaHd uIlil aUaHte Ma
Teesa fg.'a 's1e
aHd plain
Nat sa nI t0l a0 50.
uIas
N4tHs faH t 5l
fHnes
l.a faa ffN
May 81 il
ge. aak
ne ll
THsT tHs tasasf sapfs8
lH the rn dani scheme
An8 { dtW t.sa efcl paH
Hand H dea As ets
man E Noft
Gwendae / Il Feh ls lnl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
Hsrsfsracows.

laH Handfe iNeb erade Hereford
COWS In calf q Registered Hereford
Bulls ali Yuang cows hulH SOME
mgslered 9 paHln IS tlem bif he
= t5a nest tluita sale March Also
some soad geliings addlefa drivers
and Hork bones AN Interested ln
this please Wr.te % me
d.5t.123 81. uoGbrnaks.
Chetaps. kan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

o. Versailles theft afe said - = +
sae cast iren eater pipes eating from
isst ~ less. Tneir total length = iaa
Eaiiss 4 arse proportion afs S. iaehss
n tlamstsF. IL remainder heirs lgs
iaehea rhe oaig fspslfs fBuue nersa
safy eoaaist q replsslsf gfom illas e
nms ths belts Nhi=t sngris fAs p.pss
80 mhAeA faai shna3h
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-15
Pennsylvania Flyer Runs Into
a Freight In Pennsylvania
Early Today
NO ONE WAS KILLED OR HURT;
Engineer Jumps to save HE LII. and
tho Fireman Brings Train TO Stop
Just 40 Il PIowsd Its Way Into the.
Wrsek-A Wreck IN lndiana-osn
eraI News.

Harrisburg, Pa, July 15.-The Penn-s
sylvania flyer, the eighteen hour train
between Chicago and New York on the
Pennsylvania road, ran into a freight
wreck near Port Royal a few miles
west Of this city early today. The
engineer was the only person injured
and the passengers were not even
awakened by the accident.
A west bound freight train nearing
Port Royal tried to stop suddenly and
the engineer made too violent appli-
cation Of the air, the consequence Of
which was that the car buckied and
was thrown over to track No. !, on
which the flyer was speeding east. An
attempt was made to flag all trains,
but the break occurred almost stimuli
taneously with the arrival Of the flyer
and the train plunged into the wreck.
The momentum threw the wrecked car
from the track, but the flyer did not
Jump the rails Engineer Miller, when
he saw the obstruction on the track,
jumped from the engine and was hurt
about the head and back. Fireman
Garman brought the train to stop
and the passengers, all Of whom were
In their berths. did not know Tiers
had been an accident until attsr the
train had been stopped for some TINA
They were not even shaken up. III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-15
Fighting on sakhalin.

d Washington, July 15.-The Japanese
legation here has received a cablegram
s(1Om Toxic detailing the action on the
island Of ssafikhalin July 10 and IL in
which the Russians were forced to
abandon their position. The cablegraln
tollows; 'Sakhalin - The army re-
ports that in pursuing the enemy It
sdislodged him from the neighborhood
sof eladimiOrzka and Blijimeyo, swo
miles east of veladimirozka on the
tenth OF July and occupied both places.
The enemv's main force retreated to
the fortified positions northwest Of
Daliney, where with some machine
guns stubborn resistance was offered.
Our army commenced a vigorous att
tack on the eleventh and routed the en-
emy toward Mauka, on the dawn of the
eleventh. The enemy's loss is not OBJ.
tAinable, but is probably at least 15O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-15
PUT POISON in WELL
Minnesota Girl Alleged to Have Put
Paris Green In Well In Effort to
Kill School Teacher Of Whom She
Was Jealous.

Owatonna, Mimi, July 15.-Wilda
johnson, young woman of this coun-
ty, is under arrest charged with hav-
ing put paris green into a we'll on the
farm of John L. Johnson, and with
having sent an orange containing stry-
ME to Mrs. Lundstrum, a daughter OF
johnson, who Is school teacher In
the county schools. According to, the
prosecution Miss Johnson was desper-
ately in love with a young man of the
neighborhood. She is said to have pe-
come jealous Of Mrs. Lundstrum, who
is a young widow, and with the idea
of getting her out of the way. 1t is
charged she doctored an orange with
strychnine and sent it to school with a
note saying 1t was "For teacher only
The orange was laid aside. Having
failed in this direction the girl Is al
legged to have poisoned the Johnson
we'll. Fortunately no one drank OF the
water. The orange was sent to the
state chemist and it is said 1T contain
ed strychnine to kill score fof people.