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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12
N0lisias De Ponce.
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AWt4A AUs---
La Yelada llevada 4 efecto anoche oil
81 teatE0 beneficio de Is seforita Pans
y qued6 nauy lucida. Numeroso p6.
0llG0. 0cupaba los paICoa. butkcag "
paEA1s0s dese0s0s de apIaudir & los ah.
cionado8 que ihan tonar parte en di-
cha TESTS as1 como & Is diva Amalita
que de tantas simpatfns disfruta aqui.
AslFsa de an cabello. lelicada jOyR
del repertoriO espafiol fu6 mSgistral-
menta lnterpretada Dor "a sefl0ra M0tR
de h4metry y 81 sefOF Agt0I. El duo
DE 81 ugaF con fuego, cantad0 pnE I'd
se4orlta Fa0i y el senior Velez. mere-
clo estrepitosos aplaus0s. Ia b0nitR
coTnedla eL1s Hug0nOtesS desenlp o.
daHpor 70 ssflora Mots de RSmary, lag
sen Dritss Paoli y Vivas y los se d lreB
Ast9Is Valdeiuli, Velez. Canales u III
guerOa msntnVo "a pflbiico ca c0ntfnuR
hilaridad. Todos muy bien, aObresa-
lendo ls sefiora Mota que en- go papel
de beata intransigente estuvo inimlta-
BE. En- 81 primer iDtermedI0 sa exhl-
bieF0n sIgunas Vistas del cinemat6gra-
fO Ksurt para que 81 p6blico ppdierR
juzgar Ia bondad del aparatO que darA
81 naRrtea su primera function, y CON
DFCcha de OFo Sc ceFr6 la velada por la
se1ioEita PAoli y 81 sefiOF V6lez con ell
duo de 2Ghateau Margeaux.2
--Por falta de recursOa SO han paRa-
l,zado t0d0s los tFabsjoe p1b.ic0a de 70
poblsci6n.
Ya se han puesto Ios Cimientog
para ell hip6dromo que se edifica ca ell
camino de IA Marina. Dirijs los tra-
baios Ell seffor Bias Silva ingeniero mu-
niCipal.
Aver ha circulado una hoja suelta
susCrita pOr ell senior Rodulfo FigueFoR
y Otr0g conteatR1do una que ciFculaTOn
en- 81 die anterior Varios sefiores tFa-
tando de llevar la degconfanza & lOg
antiques puFOs que hoy forman en oil
partid0 uniOniata.
Aver Sc daba como cosa aegura
que Ell SF. ValdiViesO Penunciab8 ell
puest0 de aIcalde que 0cupR actual
mente.
Hem0s dido repetidas quejas de-
indiVidu0s que han fAcilitado cabEIIoa
al JuzgadO Municipal para les citRcio.
mes en- el campo, desde oil mes de Enc
70 y 6 esta fecha no han podido cobrar
sus cF6ditos por no hRber remitiao el
dineFo para estog pagos 81 DspRrtR-
mento de Justicia.
-Antes de aver hubo que suspen.
derse Rlgunos iuiciOs en- la Corte de-
Distrito por 70 habar podid0 el mar
shat hacer las citacioneG de los testiQos
que viVen en- los csmpos por no tener
medios pRra trasEadarse & allOs, aupri-
midos como est6n los baQBjes para este
aerVicio. En- la Corte MunicipsI Sc
nos infOrma que ocurre 10 mismO. SSa-
IA este aistems americanog
-Ma6sna empiezRn & disputarse ID
Copa de pIata. premio d championato
entire los teams de base ban ePabste
y eAtenas.S Sara declsrsdo champion
y obtendrS Ia Copa eI que de cinCO de-
sAff0s game tres.
Ramon Negp6n, cRrretero de ID
pIGya fac denunciado ayer Dor blaafe-
mo y el Juez Municipal la impuao un
mes de C6FCeI para que no Sc Ie vuelva
& ocurrir renegar de Di0s y la Virgen
ca ID foFma On que 10 hizo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12
N O tt C IAS.


N4oimiantos: Feifcita Colon. Pa
dto AGosta Y Mangual, Alfonso SAM
tana Garcia. DsfunCionea: Vicente
Conception Candelari0, Juan B .utiutR
Rold6n y Maria Rosado.
Ell senior Pettipg'i, pida 81 600
pDr representa- 81 ayuntamiento 5e Ia
ciudad en- 81 pleitO con Ia compa fifs del
gRs.
EstR noche celebrarS session 81
aYuntamientO de e5ta ciudad con Obie.
t0 de seflalar Los h0norarios que debe
deyengar eI abogadO que reDFesente 81
ConCeio en- el pIeito con Ea extinguidA
compail1 del gas.
Msflsna iusVes: San Hermanegil-
do martir, Fey de Espafla. Sale la
luna 8 las 4 = 19.
-Sa enCuentra en esta ciudad el
sefloT Vicente Garcia SaIgado, estima-
bIe ioven de Carolina.
So astudia poE ID Rlcaldfa hacer
reparaciones an ell eParQue dc Bonn
beross de San J1an, para ingtalarse
ALI Aa B0tiCa Municipal. trsslnd6ndoss
ell PaTque Puerta de Terra.
Eduardo RiVas fn6 curadO anoche
de VariOs rasgpfi % sobre el cuello =
uulR mOrdedura sobre 81 0mOplAt0. Sc
asegura que tales aEerlns ae Las produ-
ieFon VaEias mujeFes con que Finsra
RiYas.
-Hs lIegado Z ettA ciudad. 81 sefIor
Jorge Bird Arias. rico haceDdado de
Fajardo y spreciable compRtriotR.
An0che Sc despach6 correspondent.
Gin para los Estsd0s Unidos por el
VapOr GM&racaibos.
-Esta tarde sa espera ell vapor
SCoamoS procedente de New York
-En 81 puerto do Culebras so en-
cuentfan fondesdos los acoFazAd0s de
ID armada americana SColoFad0S y
eWest Virginias dotados con 500 hOm-
bres de tripuIaci6n cada un0.
ID ma Bel6n Miranda viuda de Or
beta, ha presentado 81 aYuntamient0
an plano & tin de que se sirYa aprobaF-
10 para fabFicaF una preciosa Quiota,
en- los tsrrenOs de <MiFamars en- SAM
tuEoe.
La mayor parte de los obreFos del
distrito de Ponce, mo- trabajan. con
motive de Iaa hueIg1s.
En- aCtitud pscifica lego & San
Cd Isabel una conniai6n de ObreFos.
dando emeetinRs propaganda huelgas.
Ell teniante Iturrondo y ell alcalde
de Ysuco CeIebrarOn una Conferencia
con prohombres de- h SFederEci6n Ii
bFe9. acOrdando ID galida manifestation
on distintas condolences. DeHpu6s co.
lebrarsn IN SmeetinRa. El concrete
est6 conforme.
-Ha sido aut0ri8sdo 81 aIchIde por
81 Cousejo Ejecutivo para 10 que rests
del aho fiscal pueda haceF Ciertos gas
tos y serVicios sin 81 requisite de au-
bastaa en- CantidRdes que no excedan de
800.
VENTA DE MUEBLES, COCHES
Z PLANTAS.-PoE ausentaraa para
Espafia ID se6ora viuda da RomSn,
vende tOdos sus muebleS: iuego de sala
incluso an piano de ePleyeI,S , juego de
g4binete y de Comedor que compEende
tambi6n an IujosO seibot. CamNa. rope
rOs con y sin espsios, cristAlerfa. fgu.
ras de biscuit y terra Gotta. cuRdros.
Ademss nm COHE de asientoB con
so paTejs Y uno de esientoa con ga
caball0. Plantas de todas classes espa-
Cialrnsnte rogales &. e. e. HATO
REY en- la pRrada "a. 10 v, O.
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AnIYaIsarIO do Ia Sra. d. GossToa
G6n0z TudsIa Do BaIazquIds.

Todao las misas que sa CelebFen ms
fIRna trece, desde Ias siets , media de
Il mafiana ca adelante en Il Tggesis de
San Francisco de Asis, 8er6n pOr 81
deacana0 etarno del nIma de Da. Cesa-
rea Gomez TudeIa. Sus hiios d. An
toDi0 y d. Ramon BsHazQuide y demSs
familiaFes, invitah & sus amigos.
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AclSacionoS De- M
Wilcox p0T delllOS
el0ClOTaI8S.
FL ahOgadt FaIetl eOntoslt con
VaTias aIeepei0nss.
DIlO d00 no TeClHoeIl eaTtGl8T
aIgqa1 Official I Nj. Wilcox,


"a Ia acuseci6n que presents Mr.
Wilcox. como fiscal especial. contra
Luis Schroeder. pnr delit0 electoral,
contest6 el abogsd0 Falcon con vArlAs
exeepci0nes; una Is de no cltaFse 81
artfcul0 del C6digo Penal ca que SO
encuentFa cOmprendido 81 deIlto i'm
putado: ctra q de no sjustarse Ia acu-
aaci6n 81 modelo Que la ley de Enlui-
ciamiento criminal determinB; la de
0ue ~ acuGaci6n no ests EormuIadR
por 81 fscal de- la corte de distrito.
6nico funcionario antorizad0 por la
lev para presentat acuSaCiOnes; y por
fItimo d de no conatituir delito aIgu.
no 81 hecho atribuidol6 SShroder que.
seg6a d acusaci6u. C0naiste en- haber
Dorado de las ElstAa elect0rales el
n0mbre del elect0r capacitRdo Lucas
Conception.
Argumentando las excepciones dijo.
entire otras Cosas, cue no reConocfs au
toridad hi car6cter alRun0 Official a Mr..
Wilcox para prelIentar acus&ciones;
que andaba presentando una circular
en tOdss las Cortes con 10 qne querfs
Sc le reConoCiera como fiscal especial.
AbAGO GdmeJAub6 MISUNDERSTANDING
cuando quiso mezclar la politica en- 81
asunto. 81 j uez Ve IIa1n6 u atenci6n
para que se cifisra & les excepciones
obieto del debate.
El fiscal pidi6 IN plazo para contes.
tar & las excepcioneB y Ia Corte le con-
oedi6 48 horas que vencersn pasado
m8fiana.
IgualeS ezcepciones dedujo 81 pro-
pio sbogsdo ca Is cRusa contra jose
b. Rodriguez. Companero dc Schro.
der; igual pla1O 60 consedi6 81 Fis-
cal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12
MERGlATIL.
PERIDEM.

De Maysgttez infornRn que cesa On
suS OperaCionea d casa mercGntil que
VAnia giFandO en- aquells plaza bsjo ls
raz6n social de GMonsgSs Hermanos. ,
hRci6ndose cargo de su activO y pauivo
lR nueVa sociedad que 81 eRtablsce bajO
Ia raz6n de GR. Mons gsa S. en- @ h
que se dedicar6 & los mismos negocios
que la extinguida.
Es scCiO gestor administrator, ell ST.
ID. Rafael MOnaRas y Garcia de Que
vedO. farmac6utiCo. y comsnditarios los
SreS. don J0s6 A. y don Juan A. Mo
naRas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12
R E I R {. Il 4

ProgFama de LAS pleas que tocArS
eatR noche en- Ia Plaza B aldorioty, ID
banda de ID POIiCfa InsulRr:
1O-Marcha JGpans Triunfal.- Van
deFsloot.
2o-Melodfa Marbles Farewell. To-
bani.
-Sinfonfa de Ia Opera eMignon. ,
Thomas.
4o-Selecci6n de Ia zarzueIa tRey
que RAbi60 (arregio L2tre. ~
Ch1pi.
5o-VRriaciones de bombardinO eThe
Old Home Dow and The Farm.
60 Fantasia Opera eD9n Juan.S
Mozart.
7o-VRls BrilIRnta GtSegovia. 2--Hod-
Rex.
8o-Tw0 Step GAut0moVil. , "A,
ginzoni.
SStar SpangIed Banners
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12

En- egta impEenta 40 Vende papsG de
be siks1isa 4iaia { RQ-i91 suintai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12

Ell Robernador hs nombradO al
doctor Per6a, iueS municipal de Ma
yoQtiez en- sustituci6n de Mr.. Sch hpne-
vich. que fu6 de seCretaFiO de Mr..
HolIander & SantO Domingo.
Para estos dfss de 1emana santa
que se dentierFa de- Ia mess tOdo loque
no sea mariscO y que larComidas son
fugaces, debe tomarse antes y despu6G
ID CelebrAdR Cerveza ePabst.1 que Ia
tienen fresquesita NJ. r. CaldeF6n &
Co.. Tetu6n III.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12
II fiscal acusandO.

81 fiscal present6 tres acusaCiones
que ger6n Ieidas en- Ia session del lunes
pr6ximo ante ID Corte de Distrit0 de
San Juan. Una contra Jes6s Rodri-
guez por atentado contFa 10 Yida otra
GO ltra Juan Franco per seduction; Y
otrR contra GonzaIO Dlaz por ataque
con intenci6n de comater homicidio.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that By
virtue of q warrant of attachment and
monition Issued by the United StateB
District Court of Porto Rico, / have
attached ID the possession of the Col
leotor of Customs for the Port Of San
Juan and District of Porto Rico, two
hundred dozen alpargAtas. for reasons
and causes set forth il { certsin in
formation fled by the United States
ia said Court on the 1st day of April,
1904. Ali persons having any intereat
ia or claims to asid property 90 Ct
taChed are notified 10 appear before
ssid Court to be held at the court
house in the city Of San Juan, in said
District, on the 18th dsy Of April.
1906. If th8t bs day Of Jurisdiction.
and if not. then on the first day Of
jurisdiction thereafter. at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day. and then and there
interpose q claim to the same and
make their allegations in that behalf.
3. s. WILSON.
U. S. MarahaI.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-25
VIRoQUA, Wis, Aug. Is, 1905.

There is no Stacking the pace with
dealers in leaf tobacco, and notwith-
standing the damage that came upon
western Wisconsin by the severe storms
of week ago. the pace does not slacken,
and the country districts are swarming
with anxious buyers. If this chase keeps
up few days longer there will be few,
if any, crops left unbought, and it ap-
pears to be the determination of the
buyers that there shall be none such. 1t
is little less than frenzy this season,
this scramble for the unmatured crops.
Prices for uninjured goods prevail at 8
to 12h cents, with 10 cents the average.
Estimates on the damage to tobacco
brought by the storms of August 4th
and 9Th, are varying the more conserva-
tive placing the amount at 70 per cent,
while others claim fully if not exceeding
one-third 1t is safe to say that Vernon
and Crawford counties suffered to the
extent of half million dollars. Other
sections of the state suffered by the
storms that we're visited upon us.
There were quite few growers who
commenced to house their crops the lat
ter part of the week. Bert Dustin was
first in this city. Just sixty days from
transplanting he housed his tobacco. 1t
was large and fine growth. Cool, rainy
weather since Sunday has retarded to-
bacco growth and harvest. Another
week will bring farmers to the real work
of shedding. Censor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-25
EVANSVILLE, WIS.,, August %, 1905.

Dealers are becoming restless and
many are on the anxious seat. while a
few have already done quite bit of rid
ing around this part of the tobacco Sec
ton, contracting crops as they stand in
the fields Now and then we hear of II
crop harvested, but on the whole not
very many fields have yet been suckered.
It is estimated by prominent dealers
here that the valued part of the crop of
Vernon and Crawford counties has been
bought, but there remains gaps of ten to
twenty miles where fields have yet to be
visited. Among the local dealers riding
in that part of the state were T. A. Ryan
who contracts for 5Oa, and S. Soverhill.
There has been a fair trade in older
leaf during the past ten days and those
who bought and sold were: M. F. Green
selling a 4 car lot of 1908, Fisher & Fish
er sold Toes of O4 and sampled 2O0cs of
1902. S. Soverhill sells 35cs of 1903
and L. B. Carle & Son sell 385cs of 1901 3
and buy 290cs of 1902.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-25

stimulus for publicity. This time of the
year is chiefly noted for it's hunt for
Connecticut Seconds. But the holders
of Connecticut leaf or of indiscriminate
New England leaf, bad good and indif-
ferent, were immovable in their resolu-
tion of parting only with crops as such
and such as they are and not with the
seconds alone. Whoever, therefore,
wanted seconds had to take crops and
the taking of crops limited not only the
quantity of seconds he wanted but load
ed him with quantity of dark leaf he
did not want. And then the prices!
They seemed to rise over night and to
attach themselves to everything on
which he cast covetous eye. whether it
was any kind of wrapper, binder or filler
leaf, no matter what its origin, ancestry,
age, color, race or condition of servitude.
And packers and holders of leaf were
not heard even to complain at such tard-
mess of business at this time. Instead
of busying themselves with making of
fers attractive to the crowd of more than
anxious buyers they were intently listen
ing with their ears to the ground to the
tales of the payment of fifty cents for
the Connecticut still standing in the
fields, and of the special carloads of buy
ers that were speeding like swarm of
locusts to the tobacco fields of Wiscon-
sin. And when their one ear got tired
of listening to these tales they held down
the other one to receive the reports of
the damage done to the crops in the
fields by hail and violent wind storms
and other Affections that strike tobacco
crops conveniently sometimes and incon-
veniently sometimes too. And when
these tales and reports were communi-
Gated and exchanged with miens and
countenance beftting a veritable mourn
er a wall went up from the depressed
heart and mind and quotations on stock
rose few points higher. In this gloomy
panorama shot fell with the exploding
cry: Free Trade in Sight with the Phil
ippines, and five cent Philippine tobacco
in competition with the fifty cent Con-
necticut eaf.-Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-25
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERroN. WIS, Aug. %, 1905.

EDGERToN, WIS.,, aug. 70, ISOO.
The busiest lot of people in southern
Wisconsin are the swarm of buyers who
have been riding the tobacco growing
sections during the week and it is gen.
orally conceded that never before was so
much of a crop taken under contract in
so short a space of time. The chase has
been hot one and competition among
buyers sharp and very few crops have
been left behind the march of the to-
bacco men that were free from damage
and likely to reach the sheds before the
middle of the coming month. Prices are
So attractive that trading is easily and
quickly effected, so that entire sections
are swept up in single day. The high
pressure movement seems likely to con-
tinue until the desirable portions of the
crop are under contract.
To give list of the sales made during
the week would fill columns of this
paper, but the following will show the
range of prices, the average being about
9 cents:
P. N. johnson, 16a at 91a&2c.
Chss. Tall, la at 10&2c.
Ole 0. Lien 10a at 1Oc.
L. 0. Lien, ga a. 10c.
Geo. Bunting, 10a at 9&2c.
Leroy Saunders, 13a at 9&2c.
Fred Lintvedt, 14a at 9&2c.
Flom & Craig, 16a at 91a&2c.
Geo. Dickinson, la at 10&2c.
Geo. Hall, 14a at 9&2c.
Ole Gunnelson, ga at 9&2c; Sam Hall,
Ga at 9&2c; Mrs. o. P. Saunders, 10a at
9&2c; Clark Pierce, Ga at 84&2c; Jos.
Marsden, Ga at &c; Otto Olson, Sa at 10
SIC; Anton Staff, 14a at 8&2c; Simon
Berg, ga at 9&2c; Mel Chadwick, 3a at
$3.50; Wilmer Slagg, 6a at 9&2c; Gus
Aas, Sa at 9&2c; Ole Forthie, Ia at 9&2c;
Ole Peterson, Sa at 9&2c; Ed Williams.
5a at 8&2c; Elmer Marsden, 8a at 915&
&c; Henry Head, 3a at 1O&2c; M. o.
Nelson, 6a at 10&2c; Ell. Benke, Sa at 9&
Lein, ga at 9&2c; Gus Heggen, Ia at 911a
Lormer, 3a at 91s&2c; VIM. Krucken
burg, Ga at 9&2c.
The harvest of the crop is now pretty
generally under way and the tobacco
outside of the hailed sections is going
to the shed in almost perfect condi-
ton, the leaf is large and we'll matured.
The weather of the week continues
decidedly favorable to the development
of the later fields, which are coming for
ward so rapidly that they give promise
of being the very best portion Of the
crop. Old leaf is entirely neglected dur
ing these stormy times in green fields.
Shipments out of storage do not ex-
ceed 3OOcs from this market to all points
for the week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-25
Lancaster.
LANCASTER NEW ERA, Aug. l:

LANCASTER NEW ERA Aug. l5, 1905.
Midsummer dullness still continues in
the leaf tobacco trade. ManJ dealers
are still out of the city on their vaca-
tions, and even if they were in Lancas-
ter the market would be the same, as
there is little goods for marketing. We
have said so often that there is next to
no old goods on the market that this
knowledge is pretty we'll diffused, and
there will be nothing doing with the
1904 goods before the early part of Sep.
tember, and perhaps later, for the deal
ers will first have to do their sampling.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-25
New York.
New YORK, Aug. 19, 1905.

For the past two or three weeks the
market has been visited by what was
probably the largest contingent OF buy
ers that ever focked here at this season.
And yet, the actual transactions record
ed or reported or even whispered conf
dentially into ones ears were less than
ever before at this season, not excepting
even the dullest years What the buy
ers wanted they could not get and what
they got was in such homeopathic doses
as to deprive the transactions OF their
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
NOTICE 10 !. & SUBSCRIBERS.

"a NJ Nc Office TO {; SUBSCRIBERS.
Il you are subscriber to the West
5,YlrginIan and fail ito get your paper
g single evening, don't hesitate to cali
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ono and we will see. that your paper
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FARllL. E'OR AIEI
pEscRlPTIo N 81 + RMS WAY.
/; LAM RE y q LDs; IN t
TAYLOR $c o UNITY u y 5! IL

mi
Contains 225 acres, 10 to Si5 acres
of timber; the rest in meadow and
bluegrass pasture. Some of the land
is as good as the very best in the
county, On the average, 1t Is as good
as that Of any farm in this section.
Best timber has been removed, but
several hundred dollars worth of
understandable timber remains stand
ing. Fences as good as those Of aver.
age farm. Well watered. Plttsburg
yeinSof coal sold, except 4 S.4 acres.
This coal may be mined and removed
over land on payment Of damages.
Freeport vein Of coal not sold. Farm
lies well. Orchard of As apple trees,
20 varieties. Trees old; but bear
enough every year for one family,
and some years rs to 100 bushels.
There are several sweet cherry trees,
and a few other fruits have been
started. There is no incumbrance on
this property. House about one.half
mile from main road, one mile from
school, three miles from postotlice,
depot and churches, at Simpson; a
little farther by wagon road TO Elem.
ington: nearer by horseback route.
Petition for Rural Free Delivery
route has been circulated. House,
two.story, five rooms, weather.board.
ed, covered with slate, finished in
hard wood yellow pine). Only three
rooms completed. Sheep stable for
IS or 100 head OF sheep. Cattle sta,
Bile for 95 head Of cattle. Cow stable
for six COWS. Calf stable for six
calves. Horse stable for two horses.
Wagon and buggy house, granary,
hen house, milk house, house and
most of outbuildings new. Water
from spring. Best well in this sec.
ton 100 yards from house. Good gar
den. large. Beautiful and healthful
location for house. Sheep, cattle and
all kinds Of stock do unusually we'll.
Railroad and trolley lines surveyed
in neighborhood. Large coal develop.
ment in progress, and progress for
steady development good. Farm
leased for oil and gas. Lease expires
September i, unless rental should be.
| 'pin then
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
BIG zion
lIls4AlI,E.E'(IIIElS
g GEES q s. CIR USE or
y Ftcg 10 IN 81 % ii TRouArE
is Is M BROW.

az IIsTfTsRG Is iareh siils
a 1thunae irJb5lt from d clear sly nm
avalanche OF informal ION ehargitg
grating struck Alleghensl CIV lial
ssatnrday8ni night reach hing IRON Direct
or Thomas 7, \ scandret III to Tie lowesi
member ofathe depart melt III publie
safety TWAS virtually q raid sonseity
hall, and 1T was no respect (of pei
sons, catching Sin It's meshes besiios
Director scandrett dice Captain
James Wilson, police slleltenants and
patrolmen: Ten informat ions wafS
made before Alderman 81 d. ToSiel
rA.tt3s mi all ot ne Warrants Ind
been served and FSball given escc.t
In the case % Director 8 candrelI who
has 81 not yet been located iii gthe COR
stable searching Tor him. +
heSrald Ewas5 tho result uf one
days work of Attorney Iarfon and
Haymakerss who are assisting Distric
Attorney Stewart. III catapaign y
l purge The u north side Of gratters asi
Vice, Women Keepers III SSuhlasys a ra
sorts, whom DIreeto seandrett liat
ordered closed by an edIets on ,ir.;;
day abandoned 4 all hope oi gas ins
succo n byS ceplng qlile broke tAeir
silence and came fls thfongs to tIe
district llsstl ttorney office VI reveal he
secrets Of tho sraf tliat iias
fllourtshcd In AMI ghehys
The raid Twas he most Weeping III
It's character$ that ever ma IL IN
q city I'm Pennssl yanta and ii p!acsz
the98saagltti ;graftS cr,isqd abase
others eNElNs Of the same character Inn
has taken place Sins any American
city,5and lias cnllsed trenienoptiz
sensation. Ball was q xeil at ,p0es
In n \ each y case. The hsaFlngs viii re-
held Tuesday ftetnoons III csclpef
before Alderman Toole.