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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22
Gin OUTER 3ttenEd1.

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22

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i~i6srtDiegt btnij4tIi9 Der 3ubI Teiney
Gn8sf5yigeR in 9oQarb bas mdunit&s
nur I'm Elm qrO5ent.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
man A. WAS !
0NCEA WITNESS
in MURDER TRIAL
HARRYtiUNAl WAS NAME OF MAN
WHOSE DIsMEMRERED BODY
WAS FOUND. f
UNDIGEsTED FOOD IN STOMACH
SHOWS HE WAS KILLED
WHlLEsAT5 DINNER. a.
(Byspubllshers' Press.)3

4 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April u
The dead man whose partially dis.
membered body was found Wednes,
day night, has been identified as that
Of Harry Una, an! italian peddler. Of
ficers have been unable to find Una's
home. A:.youth named Henry Heinz
says he is positive the; body is thateot
Una. e ,lsi,Gjjiif1 q .4 1t.sFis,y
n Several; tpatrolmen stationed in the
italian quarter say they know the
manAby sight and think he was, a boot
black. One officer thinks the murder
ed man was a witness sinFan Italian
murder case years ago in which a
man named Crudo was sent to prison
for twenty years. Relatives Of Crudo
are said to have declared they would
get vengeance. An autopsy shows
the man was killed while at'dinner, as
undigested food was found in his
stomach and lodged in his throat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
PRESIDENT SHONTS TALKS
ABOUT THE panama canal

Il u. b & , u . 6 Z
worked in building and operating
great railroad lines. There will he
monthly reports made Of progress Of
the amount of funds expended, and tn !,
outlook for sthe'work, Just as railroads
report TO their stockholders. These
reports will be filed regularly in
Washington, so that every Congress.
man, every official Of the govern,
ment and through them the news.
papers and the public will be fully,
reliably and frequently informed as
10 what Is being done with thelr
funds In Panama.
"lt&fs gigantic Undertaking, Of
course, and am somewhat new5to it.
For that reason it behooves me tc
move and especially to speak careful
" of plans for the work. Up to date
Mr.. Wallace and my associates and
myself have talked together for only
affew minutes. We have done nc
more than fully organize. But the
general policy is established and OF
that success I am free to speak m!
own mind.
Eve are all pitching In with oul
coats on and there will be no time
lost$either now or In the future.',,'!3S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
~ ~ l..-s h,Ti,LL. 3 .4 q .fi,j
"Babes In ToyIand'i &c omino,

{ Mr.. Arthur G. Williams, business
manager for Hamlin e Mltchell,s
Babes in Toyland" Company is in the
cityApreparing the way for the coming
Of the company to this city Saturday
evening, April 18th, the advent Of
which promises 70 prove a decided
feature for$the theatrical season here.
Babes In Toyland" Is a captivating
fairytale set to exquisite music illus:
trated by most beautiful scenery and
Interpreted by an expert company OF
farceurs sand ediennes. It is a
glorious stage spectacle, a Joy to chill.
dren and most delightful for grown
up people as we'll. This wonderful ex-
trayaganza is headed by Little Chip
who has been at the head Of the Wells
Dunne- Harlan Musical 1 Comedy. Com.
pany for the past three years,
The scenery is said to- disclose one
long succession of bewildering splen.
dors, there being twenty:one stage
pictures, every one "a sveritable vision
Of fairyland: This Sis tie same com;
pany that played syshee cling last month.
go
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
.|N|I|||!0RlGAN|7l0VRIN8
WAS CARRIE p sB 81 He $ciTizENs
isi{3S lSS'YEsTER ID AY'sg gctTs
EEc cTl On
iMORGANrO,W,,jNl,'', I

IyoRGANTo April. Ii.
l;-T -rTA1organtoWn's y city election yester
day resulted in d prouoancea slstory
Ito1fgthe for Citlizcnsi ticket, which won
over the RepuB Blicah nominees fof
mayor, recorder and school eontisiis
sioney, and also ssel lscted six off the
ten councilmen 6 five of the SIX lie.
Ing Democrats This Is considered
q victory for the license element. Tho
result was 3as followsss
sgi5 yor7i7 II LazisE dsfeated
VIE. Jollitfe (R!f y bs 4 106.B
Recorded II elson, editor of
theSNews, g, defeat ed A. i. pemoss
E(R. I. )Swho 8is Chairman Of the Repnbs
Ilican county commit tee bs
Prof: "A. J! Hare tc.) defeated II. j.
Brown { RI BY s..
Councilmen2 elected !: cI ttzens
u; Swisher; Y. L.fSsE RI II. d: Alien,
John Lough, J M. Jamison, John
Hare; Republicans NJ Hess, Il. G.
Baker "A. Z. Hayes John Smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
D 'N|IRlS..IBRA.NDlOVI
...SA1YSlNEGROlCU1
. HllERl6'I'HROAI|
WHILE LYlN {: on, y ssA cor she
DRAMATIC ALLN Acc GsEp
HIM oF . E5 CRIME
SHE WAS siAT%Fl RsT sUPPo Used 10
HAVE SATTEMPTE no COM N
m II s U ic q DEsS

"a PHIltADELPHl Pa:s April
Rendered speechless ySas great gash
In SlierI throat, 3whichShad sseycfed her
windpipe and Sher vocal chords. MIS-.
Bleasies Rrandow, agedS 81 q vino lives
in the rear Of s lss KatorsS street, while
lying on \ q cot ins Y the Pennsyiyanis
Hospital dramatically aeeused Charies
Williams, ], a negro neig ghbor. as being
her assatlant. Mrs. Branlo unable
toosspeali made use sof signs u prov
her acslsntions and 8the perfect man.
n1,eer{in8wAich The victim III teaS Shcfpart
convinced the doctors and detectfyes
that she was tellingf the egtrItlh
Besides the attempt upon her me
by cutting her gthroat. Mrs. Branaow
makes other eqlially serious charge
against Williams She declares that
when The negro was Sfrl,stsateI In tiis
attempt 3 u assault ssliers ne ent her
t!AirroatsWlth5 aSbutclief knife, which he
snatched from the dining room! table.
Mrs BrandoWISg Isl IN oW!s ylns Since
she was admitted % sthe hospital 1t
has been necessary toS feed The woman
through the nose by means ~ a tube.
The doub crime was committed at3
The woman u home son Monday morn.
ing 4 was at irst supposed thai
Mrs. # Brando@ had attemnt ted snieiae.
fearing the burdens of mo otherliood as
She lad sfreqliettly threatened ID do
Ifrhes negro claims he A can prove ati
nllbl 5Sass II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
He N1EL REP HERE THE
DDLEso MAY I READY TO 7
II KEsc HARGE.s =

last the local management has
signed fa man whom they can depend
upon " report tat the opening OF the
season 9; manage and tctptain the base.
bal lsteam: ne SmanSi is ! e. d. Cassell,
sofs Freeport, Pa. y He has :beenfin8 view
forl long time but nothing definite
was Known oncerning his; Intentions
until yesterday when; by appoint,
8Inent sident Slack and Secretary
tAshcraft met him in Pittsburg and
came to terms. M N n Vi, I
IN Ne aftixed his name toSa contract
sand SSill report here on May Is. The
,isls man Isl 2 d years Of. age aud has
an nyiable reputation In the base.
hall world When in the Western
Iaesgpe lie was rated as one Of the
best hitting Sinaelde in the organlza-
ton head player sporting pa.
psrss ate that heShas no peer In in;
iepende ent circles!
ne VIII bring with him to this city
nearly an entire team, he already
having two pitchers two catchers and
The entire infelds signed. Cassell him,
sell plays either second base or the
isaeIds Ans eeurate list Of the men
he Will bring here has mot been ob
Fainsa vet but WI be ublished stnsal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
A JACK
KILLS HIS PARAM0UR.

Ff.
cEambermald followed the man to the
ground floor and there meeting Mrs.
Newell said: "rhat man has stabbed
the eswomaii1who came here with him,
uolds him.
Mrs. Newell and the chambermaid
trled$to catch hold Of the man when
he said:Ss"r haven't stabbed any one.
I am perfectly willing to wait for the
police, Y .'{s$
Detectives Lloyd and Kenyon who
happened to be near by and who heard
the shrek caught up and placed. the
man under arrest. One Of the detec.
tiyes went up to the room and tried
to question the woman, but she closed
her eyes and refused$to give any In.
formation. It was plain that she was
trying to. protect the man and that
Ishe was sconcealing her own Identity.
An ambulance was called and the wo.
man was removed to st. vlncent's
Hospital. s!}: 4r5
There was found that four inches
OF a broken knife blade was still In
her abdomen. The blade had pierced
the abdomen wall and had made half
a dozen punctures In her intestines.
Thesdoctors told her she would die.
but she remained obstlnately silent.
A search Of the room in which, gthe
stabbiig occurred brought forth! a
broken case knife, the blade OF which
hadHbeen about fourteen inches long
| Thesknife did not belong TO the HOUSE
and had been brought there by5eithet
4 the man pr the woman. Il
It was new. Boyne was taken tc
4 the Mercer. street police station ant
questioned al: length. He persisted
inslils first statement that he did no
know sfte woman, that lie had neye,
seen her before and that he had no
stabbed her. Later he was taken t
the Hospital Ind into the presence O
the dying woman. .55
4 He stabbed YOU, you say? Captain
Bourke asked the woman. after skt
had identified Boyne. .55
4 "Yes, he did," she answered. I me
him at Third avenue last night. II,
asked me to go with him, and die
like a fool that ! was. i was talking
] withahlm in the room when suddenl.
!, he seized me from behind and plunge,
a knife into my side. I tried to fgh
him off and l did, Then he rushed a
!; me and buried the knife in my stom
(ach.sl don't know why he did it. W
, had no quarrel and no angry words.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
Dying WOMAN IDENTIFIES MURDERER
.V!E'A||R|'TC'I0NF:ER|iE:NC:| !. | !.
WAS HELD AYTAT TOXIC tAT.
TENDED BY tJAPAN's LEAD. A
r. ING STATESMAN.

TOXIC, April IAN important
war conference which lasted from 10
o'clock ! this morning until . p. NJ.
was held to-day at the house OF. Count
Katsura, the premier. The confer
ence was attended BY the Marquis
lta, Field Marshal Yamagata, and
Counts Matsukata and Inyovye, and
the ministers Of war and marine and
foreign affairs. An official state.
ment issued$to.dayy says that the bulk
Of the Russian force made an unsuc.
cessful attack on Chinchiatun and
then retreated to- shumiencheng,
The rest of the army is moving along
the Fenghawa road.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
He SAYS THE MEMBERS OF THE
COMMISSION ARE PITCHING
INTO THE WORK WITH si
", THEIR COATS OFF.

,H CHICAGO, April 7.-"Direct bust.
ness methods, publicity and absolute
"; no politics-this is the keynote Of
the policy Of the Panama Canal Com.
mission to which 4, President Roose-
welt has seen flts&t appoint me
president" .lr
This is the declaration of Theodore
P. Shonts, President Roosevelt's
100000 man" who arrived in Chi.
cago from New York to-day on his
first visit here since his appoint
ment.Mr: Shonts will remain In Chi
cago but two days, cleaning UP the
odds and ends Of his office. He goes
Immediately to New York. and thence
to Washington to take up the active
details Of the canal commission. Mr..
Shonts announced soon after his ar,
rival the appointment Of Tom Brown
as his private secretary on the Ca.
nal Commission. Mr.. Brown has
been private secretary to Paul Nor.
ton, with the Atchlson, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad for several years.
Mr.. shonts also announced positively
that, he had finally decided not to re
sign his position. as president of .ths
Toledo, st. Louis and Western Rail
way, and viii direct Its affairs from
whatever point he. makes his head
quarters. 81
THE people, Of the United States
tarel the stockholders Of this Panama
Canal, the most gigantic undertaking
they have ever been Interested In
|continued Mr. shonts, and u for ths
next four years they have selected
President r Roosevelt 10 vote thel
stocksf for them. Therefore our polio!
.lwillabes to work precisely as we Shayt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
.R|IOlTl0US RI ] SCENES !.
MAY ACCOMPANY.
CHICAGO STRIKE
MONTGOMERY WARD " &C ON:
PANY's IA employees MAY + r
CAUSE DIFFICULTY. sEg.9s II
PICKET LINES AND DETAILS OF
Is @ POLICE ARE KEEPING EYES IA
ss.!s 4 ON EACH oTHER N
(By Publishers, i, Press.

* CHICAGO, April 21. To-day wit:
messed the inauguration OF a strike;
umong the teamsters employed blythe
mall order house OF Montgomery,
Ward & Company, and employers
throughout the#city are expecting a
spread Of the troublerto other indus.
tries thes steamsters5 5swentso,tts I'm sym:
pathyawith Sithet tgarme IT workers. 4,
4 Both the garment workers and the
teamsters have established picket
lines In the endeayors to prevent non.
union employees from taking their
plltalrees. Chief Of Police o O'Neil has
placed a Gordon Of 25jpollce around
the building and holds q large force
in reserve at headquarters, only few
blocks away, expecting a$recurrence
OF former rlotous times at any mo.
ment = ~ & y, Y Il. sS4,
" The fight Is to be one. TO a finish,
both sides declare. =
After the teamstcrs ordered the
strike against Montgomery, Ward &
Co, the Chicago Employers Associa-
tion and the National Wholesale Tail
ors' Association, with both ofswhich
Montgomery, Ward &. Co. are 3 con,
nected, entered the fray. Yesterday
while the other parties were getting
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
!. 5O.N. D may !. FIRST
Mr., aLAsscock WILL TAKE:
1 g HARGE5 OF COLLECTORS AF. n
FAIRS AT PARkERsBuRG,

1 & Pl'A.RsKkERSBuRG. ~. Va. April i.
w. -NNN'. Z, Glasscocks the new internal
revenue collector for West Virginia,
viii assume actual charge Of tho State
Headquarters Sof the department on
May /. z q
This information came in q mes.
sage from the new collector sycster.
day to Captain w. White, acting
collector. SSSs 81. i:5
Mr.. Glasscock leaves today for
Washington, where he Will make the
preliminary arrangements looking 10,
wards taking formal charge. He Will
then come here the first OF the week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
NEW YORK HAS ANOTHER SEN:
sATloNAL MURDER STORY
t's2t' ON HAND. 5:s3 q Z IL.
STEWARD OF AVON BEACH DEM.
ocRATlc CLUB HELD FOR
y THE DEED. .si n.
J tBy Publishers Press !

II NEW, YORK, April IA young wo:
manfwho gave her name as May Viii
son, but who refused TO disclose her
identity, died today at St. vincents
Hospital, at $3.50, o'clock this morn
Ing from a frightful Stab wound In
flicted shortly after midnight at the
Hotel Lawrence, No. 80. East 18th
street. Before she expired she iden.
tilted James Boyne, steward Of the
Avon Beach Regular Democratic Club!
at Bay oath street near Bath Beach.
as the man who had stabbed her.
8Boyne declares he never saw the
woman before he confronted her in
the hospital for the. purpose Of iden.
tification. The young woman was
about 20 years of age and Boyne gave
his age as 21.F Blood was found 5nn
Boyne's hands and the sleeves Of his
shirt, also upon his vest. He was ar.
raigned in the police court later. and
committed tc await further examina.
tion. .i.!, IA
The stabbins. according to Police
Captain Bourke, is undoubtedly the
work Of a degenerate with mania for
murder. "The man who stabbed this
woman is a sJack.the.ripper," declared
The police CAPTAIN, ,,"Of that am
certain." w Z. -, 1,;: Il
The stabbing was most mysterious
A man and "a fwonfan vent to- the
Hotel Lawrence shortly after mid;
night and after registering as Mr.
and Mrs. Smith" were assigned TO q
room on the second floor. All hour
after the man and woman were in. the
room, there came a piercing scream
which echoed through the block. The
scream was heard by Mrs. Bertha
Newell. proprietress Of the house ant
by Minnie Smith, chambermad. The
chamberrtaid ran to the second llool
and was -peeping through the koy hole
| of the room occupied by the couple
when the, door was thrown open ant
a man rushed ont, overcoat in hand
On the bed sat the woman full!
dressed with blood pouring from
great wound in her abdomen. Th
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-07
Sd. CASSELL HAS SIGNED
CAPTAIN AND MANAGER OF
LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM
few days.
81 !: n 2 a.

rev days. F r
All players will report to Cassell
here mot later than May Is and the
season will, open on the goth. All the
strong teams Of this section have
asked for games, the latest one to ap-
ply being the strong Kindlebergers,
of Wheeling. Billy McCombs is a
member Of that team as is Pitcher Ed
McNichol, last year: with the Boston
Nationals. r, n,
Fairmontt fans will be genuinely
sorry to learn that Harry Blumling
will not be here thei coming season.
He Is in Dallas, Texas, having signed
with them All bets are off on Cour.
|-neen, OF Baltimore, for manager and
|he was notified by wire this morning
Ito that effect. Also Harry Burch, of
Knoxville, Tenn, who had applied for
the position; was informed Of Cassell's
selection. 81 lssstt9 n
The sFairmont people fell in with
President Young, Of the Cumberland
and Georges Creek League, on Fthe
way to Plttsburg and that gentleman
informed them that the etfastest ball in
history would be played up there this
summer OF course the local team
Twill clash with that section. !;
President Ed Slack has been appoint
ed press agent ofS the Organization
and VIII thereafter give out all news
;lfor publication. ;;sI3