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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30

TO WORLDS
GRATITUDE

New York. Aug. S.-Former Secretary
Of state John W Foster. who Is in this
city. declared last night that President
Roosevelt Is entitled TO the gratiture or
the entire world for taking the initiative
in bringing together the peace ENJOYS OF
Russia and japan.
The outcome" he asserted. was not
such a triumph FOR Russian diplomacy as
IL was generosity and far-sightedness on
the part OF Japan. The Japanese army
and people will be temporarily disappoint-
ed at the terms. but the emperor and his
advisers are wise In effecting peace at
this time.
when was invited 20 assist 10 years
ago In arranging peace between China
and Japan noticed that Japan was hap
pier over the outcome than the Chinese
were themselves"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
STRIKE TO RESIST THE
MOBILIZATION OF TROOPS

Libau. Russia. Aug. @.-A general strike
has been brought about here by the order
for mobilization Of trnnps--N -Nn-facinrias
are running port loading has been discon-
tinued and the street railroads have stop
ped operations
steam railroad communication has been
Interrupted ard there are no newspapers
issued. The arrival OF roservists from the
neighboring country districts has added
20 the confusion as well as 10 the possi-
bilities OF disorder. The situation is grow
ing tense and many soldiers are patrolling
tho streets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
SIXTY DAYS IN JAIL
That Was The Limit Given Horace |, Grow
e.! for Larceny.

Horace L. Crowcll, 10 years old. was
before Judge Rueckert today on two com
plants of larceny
lie had been boarding with his aunt.
Mrs Catherine O'ConucU az > Stewart
street. ana ON Aug. 10Th stole her watch.
valued NJ $50 and pawucd g.
Aug 26th he stole Ellen Travcrs' watch.
valued az $50 and pawnod that also. The
watches were in "a bureau drawer. 90 the
lock of which Crowcll had "a kew
Judge Rucckcrt sentenced Crowcli 'o
JAIN for % days ou zach complaint. the
terms not to run coucurrontlv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
SHIPS C0NPASSES DISARRANGED
BY LIGHTNING BOLT

New York. Aug. S0-Lightning dis
arranged the compasses on board the
fruit steamer Bordo. which entered port
today with an error OF eight points in
each OF the Instruments. The vessel
came from Port Antonio, jamaica and
was struck by lightning while still I'm
southern waters on Aug. p
The masts conducted the electricity.
which. on It's way 20 the steamers hull.
spiintered several spars and carried away
come standing rigging. once In the hull
the shock appeared 10 disseminate, sew
cral OF the crew being stunned for some
hours afterward The compasses were
useless during the remainder OF the voy-
age
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
Navy Yard, Where Peace Was Agreed Upon.

Portsmouth, N H. Aug 3oThe great strain under which
plenpotenae attaches correspondents and guests have
been laborng for three weeks
Peace concluded Only the framing of the treaty and
the onaes of its signature remain has been decided that the
the building pepotentaries yester
day shall be the the final
of Portsmouth, which this historic
The pepotenaies yesterday adjourned subject call and
unexpected dispute arises there will be another
meeting complete And
should would necessarily compel formal
meeting the penpotens living under the roof in
position consult freely either in person by letter.
Mr.. De Mr.. Dennison acting respectively for
already the work of drafting the
meeting this o'clock the
navy yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30

FIALA IN
new YORK

New York, Aug. 3o.-Antnony Ftala.
commander OF the Zeigler Polar expedi-
tion, arrived in this city today on the
steamer Oceanic from Liverpool.
The expedition under F'iala consisting Of
two ships left Norway in June, 1903. and
was relieved by the Terra Nova. under
command OF w. S Champ, whose ship ar
rived at Honningsvaag, Norway, on Aug
ust 10 last
Among the other passengers on the
Oceanic was Chief Justice Fuller of the
United States supreme court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
NEW RAILROAD INCORPORATED
IN THE STATE OF MAINE

Portland. ore. Aug. @.=The Portland
Eastern railroad has been incorporated
here with a capitalization of 81 90 .oo0. The
purpose of tho company is 10 build
road from Natron ore. the present ter
minus OF tho Southern Paclhcs Spring
field branch. 20 ontario. ore. a town
on the eastern boundary of the state
halfway between Huntington. ore. and
Boise. Idaho. The incorporators are rail-
road men connected with the Hartman
lines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
ONE MAN KILLED AND
AND THREE HURT IN ACCIDENT

Washington, Aug. 3.-A dispatch was
received today AZ tho offices OF tho South
'rn railway in this city. stating that To-
cal train SO IS which left Augusta. Ga,
this morning FOR Charleston, $ g. had
mot with AN accident and that while
crossing Reynolds street in Augusta. the
rear coach turned over. one man being
kfii~d and three others injured No other
details were given.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
C0URTMARTIA[
FOR OFFICERS Of
THE BENNINGTON

Washington Aug 3o-Secreay Bonaparte today acted
the findings of the inquiry the of the Bennington
poon He dappoved of much of the findings
the Bennington excellent of discipline
efficient condition the explosion
the failure of officers look after the safety
He further that the of nqurys failure
finding respecting the captain the ship Luen Young
he declares that
Young appear before martial Ensign Charles Wade
charge of the machinery also ordered
martial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
Rhode Island
Normal School

Fall term begins MONDAY. Sept. II. at
? O'CLOCK n. m. Examinations for admis-
sion will occur FRIDAY. Sept s. beginn-
ing az Q a. m. High School graduates ad-
mitted 10 regular course of two and one
half years without examination: or course
Of two years examination required. For
catalogue or other information apply TO
Walter r. Ranger. Secretary Trustees
Box i4a2 or after Sept. TO Charles
Chaplin, Principal. Box 145. Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
VOLCANO IN ERUPTION

Messina, Sicily. Aug 30.-The ancient
crater on the island OF Stromboli IL in fun
eruption and is ejecting a heavy mass OF
lava
Dense smoke hangs over the island
Panic prevails In the villages around the
volcano and the villagers are leaving.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
Wife SHOOTS
AND KILLS
HUSBAND

Chicago. Aus So.-Wnliam Van Voorhees,
was killed by his wife early today I'm his
restaurant at Thirty-second street and
Benson street
The two were quarrelllng and Mrs Van
Voorhees, fred three shots at her hus-
band when the police arrived he was
dead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
REAL ESTATE SWINDlER
GOES To PENITENTIARY

Chicago. Aug 30-Edward j Lewis. the
defaultlng real estate broker of Wheaton.
H. who by duplicate mortgages swindlcd
widows and other poor persons 10 the eX-
tent OF 10000. was taken today 20 the
Joliet penitentiary 10 serve an indeter-
inmate sentence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
WILLIS ". WORK,
Fencing Master
Special Terms During Summer Months
81 Weybosset Street,
Providence, z. |.
Room 20 For Terms.
Reynolds Building Call Between II *
NOTICE TO
Water Consumers

The Department OF Public Works is
about to introduce filtered water into the
city mains and in completion Of the final
arrangements II is necessary TO thor
oughly flush the entire system OF distri-
button.
' The work will continue for about six
weeks and consumers are advised that
&c pressure will he diminished in sectins
6eing flushed and the water become
turbulent during the interim
WALTER F. SLADE,
3 Commissioner OF Public Works.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30

"it often happens that q paper Of
5000 circulation covers Its field more
thoroughly than some other paper
with 100000 circulation covers Its
field and the territory that the
paper OF small circulation covers
must be reached through the coll
amns Of that paner."-Mr. Charles
L. Benjamin. In Printers Ink.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
HUNTING i \ ] BLOOD B, ID
WITH ALONG, DANGEROUS LOOK.
Il ING GUN rs WHAT A WOMAN
THINKS A NEGRO WAS \:
DOING. S{

Just after police court was adjourn.
ed this morning message came
over the phone to send a battalion Of
officers to the old Stone residence on
Jefferson street and for them to hurry.
up, too, in order to prevent murder.
~ Officers Ridgley, Morris and Shaw
liked down and found that the bother
was among some of the colored popu..
lation. A woman who rooms there,
formerly lived with a AIonongah ne.
gro and he came 10 town this morn.
ing evidently hunting blood.
No one knows exactly what happen.
ed in'the house as the man won't tell
and the woman is so scared that she
is hysterical. Anyway something
TRANSFERRED to make her run from the
house as If she were pursued BY
fends.
She took refuge in the Coombs
plumbing shop so badly scared she
So"iu Hatuis .etdlh. o., nut 10 WIFI me
police were telephoned for. When
they arrived the fellow was in the
Stone house. seemingly calm. He was
placed under arrest, but denied that
he was doing anything wrong. q.
He said that he Just came down in
order to give the woman chain
which belonged 10 her. The woman
told the officers different and asked
that he be locked up. When all was
ready for the trip TO the Jail the Eel.
low asked permission to leave his
overcoat in the house. ~
This was granted him and he step.
ped in another room to remove It.. He
came back after a moment and de.
manded that he be searched SO that
they would know that he had no
weapon on his person. While the
other two were searching him Officer.
Ridsley stepped in the room to the.
coat and extracted wicked.looling
gun. His trial will come mp to.mor.
row.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
"Tlhe Real Widow Brown. :,

The mistaken identity of a capt..
waiting widow furnishes the theme
Tor consistent and well planned plot
in The reisnins farcical success "The
Real Widow Brown It's funny, very
funny, and an immense winner. Pretty
girls, clever comedians, gorgeous cos.
tunes, enchanting music, and songs
and pleasing dances supply the enter
tanning elements in this attraction
which comes to the Grand Opera
House tonight. E
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
BERTHA GA!LLANDS.
APPEARS IN DOROTHY VERNON
OF HADDoN HALL" AT THE 4:
HOME oFETHE AUTHOR. Il

n = Z & \ z j 80
Miss Bertha Galland's portrayal OF
Charles Majors Dorothy Vernon OF
Haddon Halla was seen at English's
last highland will be there again this
afternoon. e
Mr.. Major himself satEi a box, but
was not subjected to the fate $of be.
ing pushed on to the stage by the &c.
tress as he was when Miss Lulu
Chaser tricked him during recent
production Of "The Madcap Princess
OF the stage, however, Mr.. Major cx-
pressed Ills highest approval Of the
work Of Miss Galland and her excel
lent company.
ItJis indeed a pleasure to see the
splendid work Of the Indiana author
given such a magnificent production.
The leading part, the madcap Dorothy,
could not be better played than by
Miss Galland. When her gorgeous
green curtains, bearing her monogram
parted at the beginning the play was
Immediately marked by the large audi
ence present last night as one OF
grandeur and beauty and to the end It
maintained It's standard, growing bet.
Ter nntil$the conclusion OF the drama,
Wien Dorothy is ready to elope with
liz mo a.ei, Ir,,,,, ~
No few murmurs of admiration
could be heard as the pretty young
woman with dimpled cheeks ;entered
the stage, and her portrayal of a high
spirited, proud girl in love was per.
fecly Irresistible. 4
John w. Dean, who plays the part
of Sir John Manners, son Of the Earl
of Rutland, isa prince Of love makers
and # the3real, John, Manners had such
besuiling ways as his, it is no wonder
that the proud Queen Elizabeth,
avowed spinster. though she was, be-
came moved by his Establishments.
The cunning Of the ""red.headed
Dorothy, who has a reputation for
wilfullness about the court, creates
no little, amount Of comedy through.
out a dramatic plot OF thrilling inter
Indianapolis Star, February 4th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06


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|fess mar N i, y, & 4, ~ Y,
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rp rI Il 4 nni Y II ~,
STATE Al iyersffyS sss SsS NJ '
iJnaerl mo- 4 ~ II, & ( /,
CHANCES 4 we,i 4 4 ( ~ i ri, ~
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State m,stS NJ n r I, RI - frn,, M
ta axpa yors IA + x - taya ,iSn
mental ,, Tha, 4 4. !, n n " ~ \!
lust ID nossib,os ,nI,ss III S,t !
That every III iyen - ~ ~, u, 4
nav III or Il ma & 81 4 q h IN,
meet Mt r nd al mi, nj Z Il 4 I,
hans n ~, il i IL :, a u i.h \.
mart a nra & IA sa,,a :, !, 4, !,
ceiyetl d m a,tart,nn 4. : II, ,n,s
same o,est in q t.xa IN, h M \,
mains yet e h An 4 a ~ 4 x !, 1
most 2imporita ~ IN ~, !, (, !. :
and statesm en- n " "a 4 ~, MN SffTt
touch Is every citizen dlrectiy Ma
esssia,rlly conn withS i ~ itha ~ 4
ter 81 methods Al Il W yors 4 , ~ : ~, /,
er agreed upon a definition n tbe
word 8,law, " q 80 R political B economists
have never agreed mon 4 letnItton
Of taxation. This shows how con,.
prehensive the subject q u Tho idea,
system, as well Is tho scientific sys.
TEN Is perhaps Yet vi: 70 ia discovered
What Is taxation (? For wb INT s ~,
taxes be collected ~ Upon * whom md
what should they Id levied q nreSnll5
questions In dispute. Such q problem
involving the ffrIrhts Of every cItlyle,n5
in interest, Is 10 be considered Win.
ol,t prejudice passion Or 5l,at {. II 3bov,e,
been through Two campaIrns onyfthis
question, one for The nomination fo,r.
the oflce$of governor Or and ono for the
election. Both were strenuous. In ali
IiIhayeF tried Ia Keep .in4 View one
thing, Justice. 4 Il Z, stand today; as 4
have always stood b for a q system y, q
taxation as lust n z nossil,le 4 ins, =
every le person and Il eyerv5sinteresfS
n nan e Z, Il III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
..ln the Shadow 81 the eallous !.

I'm the Shadow Of the Gallows."
{ 4 melodrama that was very incl.
low was the bill at the Grand Satur-
day night. Those who go to a show
10 see plenty Of excitement, trans
cendant virtue rewarded, and Sfendish
yillainy foiled, we're more than salts.
fed with In the Shadow of the Cal
lows. 4 heroine pale and interest
Ing and sadly abused, a hero who could
die lihe a man." soubrette who had
had considerable experience, John.
nSron-the.spot with a humorous vein,
and 3aeep.dyed villain OF each gen.
der, conspirsd together to get into a
l:eart-rendins mess and then get out
again, Everything came out ali
right Al the end, however, and that's
The main thing after all. 4ssi,il ..t L
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
.lazA'lL 3. ]! 9 OHIO RAlLRoAp
sM Winter .,ttl Tours TO Washington,
;s$S Z thursdays, February eth and
s X March al:s 2sd-only ss.25 Round
Trip From Fairmont. 81

l On above dates tickets will be sold
si lt,fs regular trains. valid returning
ten by days, including date of sale.
beautiful and artistic Guide to
] washing =" profusely illustrated
1 and 9 g! complete in detail, with conve,
a ri y reference map, can be obtained
S SiI all ticket agencies Of the B. & O.
sR \ q. for ten cents per copy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
CLEANING. TIME
las AR lived no ii THE lRsTs
ARD q LIDO e&TAx CUES e


John Crisis was ordered to appear
befors the may or this morning TO sex4
plain tie presence oofS some dogs
which s rs has been keeping without the
necessary life pres attached. His
nsighbors in the Firs ward were vasit the he
compla inants. n
He stated that he had but one dog.
and I SSexhi bited q license to prove that
he had paid for tile privilege 81 Keep
ing When asked about two bull
dogs which have been claiming his
house as their esidence, he told the:
mayor that they never belonged to
him. but 10 his son; and that within the
srast few days2they had been disposed
S:of. Y d !
seemed to the mayor that he was
not sufficiently guilty TO, be punished
by q fine. Criss then Informed the
zofiic GERS that as he was compelled 10
tax his canine Others in the First
ward ON he could name should do
tlhessame Aa cleaning up process will
i BE sgones through with over there to:
day.
ihe Italians WHO run the fruit stand
IN front Of the Fountain were ordered
up fors alleged Sunday selling Their,
exclamation was something like this:
ID give man a Ebanan', appul and Gig.
AFRO: No took the money. You see
afraid raid lost q custom They were
dismissed with alwarning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
INAUGURAL AID:
DRESS GOV. ".
MO. DAWSON
Concludes: From Second Page.lI

surance laws something like that con-
tanned in a bill pending before 1t, and
created the Office OF insurance com.
mlssioner-provided 58the machinery
and a competent person run tit
would not only have added twenty
thousand dollars Of revenue yearly to
the State treasury, butTit would also
have given the people ofstho State
much needed protection. and put the
State line with other, States in this
important mater. If tie Legislature
had created the office Of SuperIntend-
ent Of Public Buildings, as. proposed
in another bill pending before It, It
would have benefited the people Of
the State and saved to them much
more than the salary and expenses Of
that onice.t It has been said Sof our
American&system of governmnt, that
II is the freest on earth; OF the Eng.
fish system, that 1t Is the best admin.
lstered on EARTH. In the English sys-
temgthere is concentration of author
lily and responsibility, there Is ade-
luate machinery You require Your
governor to take care that the laws
be executed, but you do not provide
him with adequate means to do this;
The time ithatI can use on this fo g.
casion is too limited to call; attention
70 many other things that /! conceive
to be of public interest, and OF which
! should like TO speak There are,
however, three Questions to; @hiciisl
wish briefly TO advert, namely, ID Just.
er4system Of taxation, a better sys.
ten Of education, and better sys.
TEN of public highways. ss ~ ~
As to the last named, the road ques:
ton, | regret that5the Legislature did
not provide for a State Superintendent
Of Highways. His work for some
tIonnl e a. ibe yarv ~, 3 !,
money collectad row tha s" !. (, Z :.
annually and spent upon our public
highways a very large percentage Is
absolutely wasted. Several years ago
! investigated this subject In one Of
@ '''teltf 81 anu y! progressive
& th., ,n,,as,,as ana ny iesu y
ahly ,hrao, 80. ! !, 7, ~. p.oo
M Z ) - 49,. :. ~ inoi'es
Ia, ~. 49, s sou'y eoneriD.
ana =. y, -. ny pYses Nas wu S'.'se
H. |, 10 pisu. n.s % = Yery neay Y
NJ, Z" ~ .ssourees y 'ne STATE
~. ..a.' ~ 1iie cohaltio on ( OF y
49, 'oas = ~ immense indirect ltl tax
- ~ 60, .esou.ees.lh many parts parts
~ Nv I, ~. several months IN the
Wy, ae =. practicalIy I'M I'M.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
For Sale.

y Six and half acres Of land one
mile from Minersyille, good Broom
house, stable and other outbllldinss,
plenty OF good fruit, water plped into
house-si%teen and half acres adj
Joining also for sale II desired. Apply
to ,J.& S. WALKER, III.
East Park.Sa1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
~ ls'FITTINesEI

leyfelle, z22 Locust avenue,
practical gas fitting al IL assonsbIe.
prices, Work guaranteed All calls
promptly answered and Work carcfut.
Y done Both phones. consotida.
led, 2:s. seit, 2sssJ. = Y :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
Forfs

l35g3 For Sale. W
Lot on q Cherry avenue Eone block
from ON Jackson street, con aining a
tire three room house; and 4 foundation,
costing $4,000, on On. which "a business
house Or % large Yelling could be
: erected: Will3 Be- sold cEeapg For f i
further part cniars Il, q,iir,e atss III
'nff,ca N 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06


CHARLEsTo Ia. 35; Mar "a & q.
Thee lest official act OF Governor D j
son was the app intmentS eS5 General as15.l
"a |: =. Boggs as his private secretary si ir,s!
This issG eneral BoEs;s third term as
!, private secretary til The governor.
having been appointed III Governor it,l,
a4 q. and has retained the. post
ever since. "a Il III
treasurer Newton Ogden appointed
IN Had R'!l.sehle county chief
!! clerk 81 q. In L. the treasprers Office.
Nc, further Changes In the clerical
1 forces the eapit have been IA an i
nounced. nj 55
a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
!. ..IC!..,.Ol.!IjLll|:..D!|.)z'lllIAl'f'EIRI
MADE e HAR LE IN CRY AND tiI'
STONED q q GETTYSBURG sss
RAIN TO GET EVEN.


Chief Morgan syest erday landed
man who's threw stones AT tile ritti.
burg train near alorgantown last
4 week We a quiet tir was received mai
j the guilty party was In this a.its.
and nd 4 q close tch was kept for him.
Shortly befores noon Sunday ths sehlef
saw q man ans Wering the iescii, TN
given him, seated tns the DOORWAY Of
the he D ?, ian BRees bull ding on Nom
roe 81 : street eating d lunch. q,
@ He He was placed under arrest, s,,il
after; little ~ esttoning aeisuss
edged g y .tl that5he Charles cair ia
m n az \ threw Die rocks iii ssa d
that be BE- diaS 5foF revenge iacs
az ing ihflissstery he was swailsing aiss,s
the he i itra ksEas freight train was
ing and that tFts \ bpcietiio Of water s.ls
Y thrown IN, ttllimI and as HE weasi.
wa. was Is cold % itstmatie him angry
f5FEA Don ~ TIL arrest was mad 81.
railroad All "a 4 aathoritie at ItniontSS1
We're notif f eds but have mo,
heard IS rs from expected ss
an tlcerlsf rom that city wa ann.
o @ ' one Of sening trsins zsd
t AZ Y him back forg trial.
i I /. 4. lhmore and Ohio tif,t ee,,,,.
fromS Come llsSille arrived 4, nm,
today l,tt canno remove thp mar Ii
M ", cant own Tor trial Until d was1s1s
s. ob tained i s@il swear s1s
recess ary y apers as soon as he bas an
,ppo rtunity to get ID the Node
Atheas and an ofiicer nom Thai rl.i:::
yilll he sent for hin.
- |IIi .I-|. 4
~ L.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06
.Eorisale.

The best located cigar and station
cry II store ain the; city. Stock about
W. 900 For further Information call
sonS Charles E. Lloyd, Parks Avenue
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

u ~ 2 w sfa' 3 n 5ill 4 n 5lIfIl
Y Lawrence Hoult the is months old
child of TttHonlt, oE.Tthe First
ward diedhyasterday Of pneumonia.
Funeral hlspafternoon att3:3o' from
Mr.. Hou:t's fesidencel 3!at=4i2' ils,ssi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-06

Some nice lots on Hamilton Hill for
ssle, az s sfteI, bargain. Fl. H. Ian
oam. 3 !; = Il Il,