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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13
SICK

Mrs Frank Craige, who has been con.
fined to her bed for several days, is
thought to be improving
Mrs. Ernest Erwin, who for the past
eight weeks, has been confined to her
bed with fever, is thought by her physi-
clan to be improving.
Little Matte Marks, who is ill with
ilptheria, is getting along nicely, and,
fortunately, the attack of the dreaded
disease is very mild.
Jas. Harris, eldest son of Mr.. end
Mrs. Wiley Harris, is still quite i'll with
typhoid fever, though there is some I'M
provement in his condition.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13
PERSONAL

Mr.. Chas. long was down from Car
teI's Creek Sunday with his parents
DR. and Mrs. Henry Long.
Mrs. Joe Krouse and little one. o
Lswrenceburg, are the guests of Mrs. n
B. Stewart.
Mrs. Gilie Afford and children are
visiting relatives in Lawrence county.
Mesdames NJ j. and w. r. Griffin and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Griffin here Sunday.
Mr.. Guy Lyon was up from Marcella
Falls Sunday, and spent the day with
his parents.
Mrs. Martha Goodloe is spending sew
eral days with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Y.
Wilson, at the Wilson home, out on the
Hamps hire road.
Mrs. j. Tate Jenkins is spending sew
eral days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johns Long, in the country.
Jack Cranberry has returned from a
weeks stay at the Fair at Lexington
Ky.
James Harris, who has been very low
with fever, is now thought to be i'm
proving.
Mr.. Elmer Alexander and Miss Nellie
Weaver visited IN Lawrenceburg Sun
day.
Mr.. S. M. Craig was in the city Satur.
day on business.
Mr.. Hunter Smith, of Century, was
here visiting friends Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Barrow, who has been the
guest of the Misses Craige, and also of
Mrs. Jno. b. Frierson for the past sever.
al days, returned to her home in Co.
lumbia Saturday.
Mr.. H. d. Ruhm has returned from
trip to Cookeville and Nashville.
Mr.. A. E. Sheldon was over on bust
ness Thursday from the Century mines.
Miss Alma Weaver, who has been
spending several weeks in Huntsville,
Ala, is expected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Blount have re-
turned from visit to relatives in Law
renee county.
r. NJ. Bullock and Emmett Hoge have
returned from business trip to Gala
tin.
Miss Cecil Bailey has returned to
Franklin after visit with her sister,
Mrs. j M. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Colvert expect to
leave soon for visit to relatives in |
Smithville, DeKalb county.
Mrs. M. Rosenthal, who has been in
New York for the past three weeks, has
home. She was accompanied |
by her eldest son, who has been making
his home in New York, and also by Joe
and the younger one, who have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs, Moses Lazarus,
IN Columbia,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13
WHITE RACCOON
LuSuS Naturae Was Captured
In Coffee County, This State.

Tullahoma, Tenn. Oct. 8,-"Tht
only Albino coon In the world: value,
500. are the words on a show win
dow of one of the most prominent
drug stores in Tullahona. In cage
In the window are two cnOns. One is
inst an ordinary. everyday coon, but
the other is Gs white rs snow, and has
beautiful -pinKish eyes. This is
said tC be the only Albino coon ever
seen in this country 1t was caught
with its mate in hollow log by jim
Howell, near HillsbOIo, in Coffee
County. The Alhino coon was sent
here TO be sold. The price asked was
$40, but this WIS rapidly advanced to
500, at which it now stands
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13
THE DIPTHERIA SITUATION

We are glad to state that the anxiety
and uneasiness recently felt among our
itizens is now we over. There is but
one case of which the physicians have
any knowledge, and that one is very
mild IN form Every recaution is being
taken against the further spread of the
disease, anu it is hardly expected that
the re will be cause for further uneasi.
ness. There is no possible danger to
people coming to town, nor has there
been at any time.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13
MAIL BOXES MUST
Be NUMBERED

The postmaster, Mr.. E d. Hughes,
has received instructions from the Gov
eminent to notify every patron on the
rural routes under his charge to have
their number durably inscribed on their
mail box, and Mr.. Hughes is sending
out notices to this fleet now. Each
patron on each rural route will be in
structed as to the number to be Inscribed
on his box, which shall be done at the
expense of the patron,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13
SOCIAL

Miss Annie Gates, OF Mt. Pleasant,
and Mr.. J. w. Martin, of Texas, were
united in marriage Thursday evening by
Esq. Frank Ricketts,, at his horrors res
ldeuce, on Blue Grass avenue. Mr. Mar
tin is tUrmer resident of Williamson
county. The young couple will make
Texas their home.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13
IMPORTANT DEAL

The large warehouse owned by Hun
ter " Mankn, and recently occupied by
the Mt. Pleasant Feed Store, has been
sold to local parties, Mr.. E. Dan Smith
closing the deal We are unable to learn
for what purpose the building will be
used.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
10 ~ n ~ % ! y ~
SCHEDULE
FOR W ". U. BASE BALL TEAM
4 HAS BEEN COMPLETED BY
MANAGER MORGAN. 84t

The prospects for a swell base ball
team at W. v. U. this year are excel
lent. Manager NJ. Earl Morgan has
completed his schedule and it is
probably the best in the history Of the
school. The season opens at Orange,
Va, on March "a, and a weeks trip
through that section Of the South
will be played before the team returns
home.
The team is TO- be run on a strictly
Legitimate basis this year, all ringers
being, barred. This will let out
I. Lefty, Core, pitcher, and Flanagan
catcher. The following are the likely
candidates: Pitchers. Gorby, Dyer
seay, Hall, Byers, Kell and Brake
first base, Hertzler; second. Mason
Purinton; shortstop, Strickler; third
Byers and seay; outfield, Cole, Way
man, Dackman, Martin and jackson
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
THEQIL....FI lEi:EDs

Sorth of Fadyiew the South Penn
on g Company has drilled an old Rgie
4 tlj well on the B!i F sHaug lst farm;
tos ne fourth sand and tile well #pro.
diiced 1870 bafrels the 3lrst Fhoaulrs.
The pay was reac hed aatS a6 depth II
3,30t; lee lSli
Test of Warrington Trees 81 Ben.
edllm3 have drilled their No {5onS the
4. u u. Holden farm into the 80 footsfve
feet and Shaye!a show for a producer.
They arc fstill drilling and expectla
second pay and an increase In prodnc.
tlon. H "a
In the same district the Venture Oil
Company has drilled Its No. 8 on the
]. W.; straight farm into the 80 foot
and the hole has snlled up 10 feet with
oil, They are still drilling ana unless
another pay is encountered 1t will
make very light pumper.
y In the Iittleton district, in Wetzel
county, the Linden OIL Company has
hotitsNo.1 4 on the Mobile Lemasters
farm and itStrespondcd by producing
1876 barrels the3flrst "a hours.
In the same district the South
Penn Company has drilled It's No. a
on the Barnes & Fleming farm
through the fourth sand and found no
oil or gas. The same company's No.
g on the James Price farm Is drilling
In the Gordon and has found no oil
or gas. So ~
In the Wallace district, Harrison
county, McDermott & Co. drilled their
No. s on the John Herald farm into
the Gordon sand and the well pro
duced GO barrels the first "a hours
The South Penn Oil Company has
given Its test on the H. R. Dawson
farm shot and 1t produced GO bar
lels the first "a hours.
On Kinchlow creek, Lewis county
the Southern OIL Company has caset
off the gas at its No. on thu
w. L.$call farm and drilled deeper
and viii have a SO barrel producer Ii
the fifth sand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
USES MANY Il
MOTOR oMNIBusEs.
Being Built In Large Numbers and
Regular Lines Of Travel Be 81
ing Established.

LONDON, Feb 21.-The triumph
ant progress of the motorpropelled
vehicle was marked yesterday by two
significant announcements One was
that the Metropolitan 4Asylums Board
propose to organize a system of mo.
tor ambulances for London. The 9TH
err announcement was that. Messrs.
Thornycroft & Co., of Chiswick, have
instituted a motor-omnibus Il service
between Farnham and Haslemere.
Two trips each way will be made in
the course Of the day, the journey oc-
cnpying nearly two hours. The ON
nibus will call at several villages, and
will pass over Hindhead, thus tapping
a large residential district, which is
entirely untouched by any railway
system.
Meanwhile. motor-omnibuses are
being built in large numbers for Lon
don. Mr.. seabrook, one Of the prln-
Sipai oIlSidis az MeSSTS. fg norny.
croft's motor.vehicle department at
their Chlswick works, yesterday
stated that they have at present an
order in hand for % vehicles for the
newly formed London Motor-omnibus
Company.
They are double.deckers, fitted to
carry 36 passengers--1G inside and 20
outside. The average working speed
on the level will be about ten miles
an hour, and enough petrol will be
carried to run IS miles with a full
load. Each omnibus will cost 5000.
q am strongly of opinion" contin.
ued Mr.. Seabrook, that the motor.
omnibus is destined to solve teh Lon
don traffic problem. ! do not mean tc
say that existing electric tramways
will be abolished, but along roads
where electric traction does not a
present exist the motor-omlibns Is
the ideal method of traction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
BLACK DAMP
Continued from First Page.)

mines where an explosion late yes.
terday afternoon imprisoned one hun.
dred and fifty miners, labored all
nisht digging through tons of debris
IN ar. effort to reach the entombed
men. A report early this morning
said that, sixty dead bodies had been
found but this Is as yet unconflrmed
II is known that at o'clock the
diggers were near the place where
the entomber men were supposed to
be. A telephone message at $3.50
o'clock from Bessemer says that
practically hopes Of finding the men
alive has been abandoned, as evidence
found by rescuers indicates that af
ter the explosion which resulted from
aT""windy shot," due to overcharging
black damp permeated the mine
making it impossible for any one tt
live in it.
So severe was this after damp thai
many OF the rscuers were overcome
and had to be taken to the surface
and revived.
Wives and children of the entomb
ed men lowered around the mouth o
the mine all night and many pitiabl'
Fscenes were presented. Not a person
slept at Virginia last night, ant
scores OF miners throughout the dis
trict hurried to the place to aid in tn
work OF rescue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
PRESIDENT.
WILL Y NJ ASEsP r oNAL INVEST,
GAIT oN Of STANDARD OIL A
&C. N TEXAS. Il; "A
y 8. Z II Il
ByPublishers. Pres;ss;..)

syAsHIN GTo N; Feb q. President
Roosevelt viii probably make a per.
sonai .linYesti alton into the aoIl, stu.
linn OF Texas when he takes his
lin ~ San Antonio, next month. It
u charged that the Standard Oil
Company has tically ruined tho
eanmont field by its merclless ann.
hiIation Of opposition, Its u arbitrary
Ecnntrol o. the pipe lines, its monopoly
9sis ttae Water ~ gifts Sof the river and
eoasttcs ties, and fits secret#rebate con
tracts With ailroads$ of the State AS
raatirt the boom which was started
III Beaumont and promised to make ii
The Mecca of an enormous immlgra.
ton and spe ation. has been extln,
gnfshed The fortunes that have beef.
sunk i'm private wells have been lost
md the oil producers Of small meana
hsggsred .
That the people $of Texas are thor.
anghlY aroused over the condition Of
thiifgsis plainly shown by the atti.
tudesof the aegislat ure which is pr>s
parfns Il, follow Kansas lead in the
establis hment OF State refnerles ana
The regnlat lion Of the pipe lines. Rep
seniatis Campbell, author OF tho
House soluti ion calling for an snves
ligatcnf cf the Kansas manoeuvles Of
lie Standard Oh; rs nreceiptof hun
dredss of letters from Texas, begging
him 70 induce the President TO in
clude Tic lone star State in The scope
inauiEy esterdayS Mr.. Campbell
before the President a reques
ffans The 50 aker2 of the Texas 1Ious,
Represanta tiyes that Mr.. CARTEL,
seIlts tf1 81 exas after he conclude,
his lahors in Kansas. The Presiden
Gid not ind eatei his decision in tn
ease but as he IS going 10 Texas Il
persoti neSG month; At Is almost eel
taitl that lie will combine the plcasur
Z q % Ills trip with publicibusiness to tn
tent of Questioning those he meet
bout the great State evil. BY. til
ine Sie leaves Texas he VIII III
doll, ed have a$pretty good view {
The situati ion. \; " u x s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
L.,ss 81 store J. M. Hartley & Son. 5s'Ss2
SLABS HIS WIFE IN "a tS:iss
CROWDED THEATRE.
Plunses Knife In Her Breast as She
Sits In Front Row Of Or f8!is;s
chestra Seats. SfS55S5 IL sss sss5

LEBANON, Pa, Feb. 21..-,--An audi.
ence in the Academy Of Music satur.
day night saw man plunge a knife
into the breast of a woman sitting I'M
the front row of the orchestra seats.
The woman. Mrs. Lottie Trostle, IS ins3
the Good Samaritan Hospital 4 in asE
critical condition. Il
4 It2wasther husband, Gerard aTrostle
who welded tile knife, while I'M as
vengeful mood. Hesis in prison. y n
rs " iTrostle Isl a stage employe in the
theatre. Mrs. Trostle, a bride, Is only
F$years old. AS a result Of the do
nestle troubles Of the young couple, Y
the wife's parents took her home sew
eral weeks ago. It is alleged that
Trostle met hi. wife on Friday night
and after threatening dire things
used her roughly and fractured her
collarbone. AS ajresult warrants we're
issued charging Trostle with assault
and battery and threatening life. n
County Detective SiegristS and two
policemen went to; the Academy sat:
urday night to make the arrest. and
when TrosHe learned their mission
he resolved upon q hasty revenge
siezing n table knife used on! the
stage be dashed through a private
door to the orch astraJ circle IA a S,.a \, (
to his wife, who was seated in ia 'front.'
seat with her parents. Before any
one could interfere he lifted the glis.ss
tenins knife in the air and plunged I'LL
into her, breast The act created as
panic; women tainted and the shriekss
OF the YOUNG: woman caused the
greatest excitement. The police were;
apprised Of the occurrence and Jump
ed over the footlights and arrested
Trostle. MI II I, ~ I. s:l;i53 1.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
RAILROAD NEWS J.
ATLANTIC HIGH SPEED ENGINES
II HAVE BEEN SEMITIC cHlcA:
3sS GO DIVISION. W n

81 W. S. Galloway, master mechanic.
Of the B. and O.at Grafton, was in the
city today. He states that the new
Atlantic type high speed engines, a
few Of which have been used on the
Parkersburg branch lately, have been
taken to the Chicago division These
were the best time makers on the
system and will be sadly missed from
this region ,a5.5 ss'
The Order of Railway Tclegra.
piers ball which has been heralded
for the past several months will take
place tomorrow night at the Carroll
Club In Wheeling. Members OF the
order from Philadelphia to Chicago
will attend 1t and it is sure to be the
largest of Its kind ever attempted.
The operator selling the largest num-
Der OF tickets will be presented with
a modern typewriter and 1t is the
opinion Of men around here that G..
2. Hostler, Of Grafton, will secure the
prize as he has sold more than 400.
Harry Robinson, of the local office,
will likely attend.
C..Lewis, fireman on the Connells.
vile division has been promoted and
was in, town to-day. coming UP on so
in order to learn the road. While
Lewis has been firing on this division
for number of years. this is his first
Tip to Fairmont in five years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
JUDGE GR0sscUp
WILL MAKE AN EFFORT TO IN
X DICT GUILTY PARTIES IN Y
BEEF TRUST. 5s5
iBy Publishers, Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-A special
Federal grand jury yenirc was ordered
to-day and ten deputy United States
Marshals sent out with subpoenas
summonlng more than % members
of the so-called Beef Trust. When
the Federal grand jury has been
sworn in these will be taken before it
and an attempt will be made to in.
dict persons restrained by Judge
Grosscup in the Beef Trust case Which
was recently sustained by the United
States Supreme Court.
1t is said this action is the out.
come Of orders from Washington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
COURTHOUSE:
GLElVING
sTra;ln1sfers II eeorded.;


Iced dated February i, 1906
Charles g. Floyd to Jasper Wilson,
40 Interest IN "a % acres, Pawpaw dis
Itrict, considerable $3.50. tI y y I
II Deed dated February 4. 1906; Q. s.
Nichols and wlfefto AS q. Meredith
NJ lot I'M First ward consideration,
is1oO:3 Il a 4: n \
y Deed dated February 1905, A. 3.
Meredith and wife to o. s. Nichols; *
lotsin FIRST ward; consideration, Ss1.oo.
Deed dated December 20, 1904;
Sarah =, vandersrift to j. w. Van.
glider ct all, Y acre, Union district
consideration, $G5. ;.555iS
I Deed dated February 1G. 1903 81;
las Wadsworth to ~ l. Kuhn, ~
acres, Lincoln district; consideration,
1926. 4, .::3
Deed dated October IS, 1903; w.
II. spragg 10 Thomas Williams and
James Williams, lot in Eureka add.
tion; consideration. $500. III
Deed dated October 12. 1903;
Woodlawn Cemetery Co. to George NJ.
Lilly. lots in Woodlawn; consideration,
s1S7.5O.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
RIlIISELIE
OIL III K. UNI Rs SUCCEEDS
Is | Ills ilRD ATTEMP' "a 7,ss3
UiCi DE- ss

OWN sSGsyILLE; KY Eel. 21 r. Of.
iver X. Saunders, of Plttsburg. Pa, d
shipping clerk for the Consolidated
Pipe Line Company, a subsidiary Of
the Standard OIL Company, commit:
ted suicide IN the 9 ompany's Office at
Salt Lick; Ky yesterday BY swallow.
Ing q large quantity Of morphine, dy.
ing in an hour. Twice before, he fall.
ed at Suicide i.
z Saunders had been Ill IN health and
was subject to dependency. and ii
is believed this prompted the act.
Saunders went 10 his work at the
usual .hour4this morning and soon af-
terward he called up on the telephone
Mrs. W.3R. Stephens. at whose home
he boarded. andtold her what he had
done.
Saunders requested that Mrs. Ste,
phens not think hard of him for the
deed and said he had contemplated
ending his life for some time. Mrs.
Stephens begged him to allow her to
summon a physician and to send a
vehicle for him. but Saunders answer.
ed that 1t was too late. Saunders re.
qnested that he be remembered to his
friends and then remarked to Mrs
Stephens that he was too weak to
stand and would have to say farewell
Mrs. Stephens heard the telephone
receiver slam into position and has
tily summoned physician. Saun
ders was unconscious when he was
found. Stomach pump and restora
tives were applied, but he died with
out regainlng consciousness.
The remains were shipped t.
Wayncsburg, Pa, where Saunders
aged parents reside. Saunders was
80 years old.
The deceased is a brother of En-
cry Saunders, an employe of thu
Fairmont Coal Company and former
" ticket seller at the Grand oper:
House. "A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

w * III
( stf. yaashn Ioliiif TOO trip toI
slariis bsis day ri II
A Cox organic own IS III
1iusiissss sisitot m the ely today. III
M James Nlzum, ofS the Fifth
svasd, wlioshass zen suffering from an
attaek 20 ila Y. gyripp isl ting better:
Fan artnsss who has been In Nor
some days, Will remain;
tssts faT she illlItaTy ball tomorrow,
Miss Jane ~ Ia Kinney went 70
sItlrsant own THIS afternoon to attend
tiie Wedding of iss edith Grant to
NJ ZeSel,y mi " n .l3,5
Miss Louise itchS5will;S attend the
military ball az aIorg antownS tomor-
row night She Will De the guest Of
Miss sathefin eSandS essie Fitch while
II tie Uni ,yersityy town.
~ u
Miss villa Hart ID tcher,S Of the
Normal seho "a culty,,iS Is at Morgan.
ts'gst 70 attend the Zeyely.G Grant wed.
aIng which To lies place this evening.
she ts Tic guest u Miss Sarah TAFT.
Jack Fleming, the Washington
strset liyeryman. had q w. Griggs
afrested in clarksburg Monday for
Ieaging an unsettled livery bill. An
1losiiicer went to glarksburg this morn.
ing tosbrihg the man back for trial.
Frank Jollitfe. who Is a decorator
Sor Joseph Horne store in Pitts.
bHrg is Visiting his parents near Ut.
X ,tlngtons He was With the firm Of
! Kellar and I'D lllffeS here a few years
sge Morga ntowns Chronicle. IA,
Mrss John Reeves has been
siiite sick for several days and her
ecndit ton seems TO DE growing worse
instead OF better. Is feared she
stll develop d case of Bright's dis
ease Her husband and friends are
somewhat alarmed over her contin
ned illness. q 81 g3Ss \ s. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
DEATH I:l KNELL
OF. RATE LEGISLATION FOR THE
PRESENT SOUNDED TODAY
BY SENATOR ELkiNS.
(By Publishers Press.)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The death
knell of railroad rate legislation in
the Senate for this session was sound.
ed today, when Snator Elkins, chair.
man Of the committee on Interstate.
Commerce, speaking on the floor Of
the Senate; practically gave formal
notice that all efforts to secure such
legislation had been: abandoned. and.
that 1t was the intention Of the com.
mittee to continue! its inquiry during
the summer. n
~ have some fine lots IN Morrow;
Place yet q. 4. Lnnham. i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
IS.ARFeWjgsea,ts Left.

has been circulated around
h own i that all the seats have been
sold for the attraction at the Grand
tomorrow night. Wilton Lackaye in
ne Pit.s' For this reason people
aho had intended going have not
gisitsdl the advance sale because the
report "a widely spread. On the con,
zrsryl few choice seats are yet on
sale bit they will 50 shortly after
HE true state of / affairs is known.
Quick cole ctions, prompt settle
Marion Claim Agency. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
Fire at Adamston.

; The Pittsburg and Fairmont Fuel
Co.'S store, at Adamston. near Clarks.
burg, was burned to. the ground last
night. The loss was about $1,000,
fully covered by insurance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
Special Services.

Z Rev. L. A. Llndemuth, who preach
ed such strong and scholarly sermons
at the Presbyterian Church the past
two weeks, will speak again Wednes-
day and Thursday evening, beginning
at 1880 o'clock. There will be a half
hours song service as usual, under
the direction Of Mrs. Cassius o. Mil.
Ter. All are most cordially invited
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
intermediate IL, Court.

In the case Of Clarence L. Mus
grave, administrator. etc, vs.. Cora ].
Mason ct al, decree was, entered re-
lieving Cora J. Mason from further
payment on Indebtedness.
\ In the case Of Frances J.. Brooks,
guardian, etc, VS.. VIM. Edwin Brooks,
decree was entered ordering sale.
Z In the case Of J. D. Springer, guar.
dian, etc. VS.. Zadoc B. Springer and
Thurman +. Springer, decree was en-.
tered confirming sale IT,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
Recorded Deaths.

Hecoroed 4 Deaths. S
\ February 8 at Arnettsyille, silas NJ.
Arnett, act. rs years. 4
February 10, at Briar Hill, Lizzie
Hayhurst, act. months. 2 No
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
counterfeiters In Pen.

3 RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 21.-In a eel
lar in the penitentiary there is TO be
found a counterfeit outfit which con
victs operate and from which they
have turned out many ten cent pieces
and quarters. The main man in the
gaak is said to be q convict named
Turpin. mi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
Little Child Dead.

A two.ycarold child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Jones died last night at
Watson of tuberculosis Of the intes.
tines.
"The Pits" hit. Don't Miss II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

Recorded Births.
January 80, to Antonio and Mary
Bonsin. Of Rivesville. daughter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

Il The deceased is a brother of EN-
cry Saunders, an employe of the
Fairmont Coal Company and former.
ly ticket seller at the Grand Opera
House.