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Evening journal., 1905-05-03
IS LoNoWoRTH THE MANI
Alice Roosevels to Visit His Neither at
Cincinnati

Cincinnati
New York May 3 ~ Miss Alice
Roosevelt has accepted an invitation
TO make a visit 70 Cincinnati to Mrs.
Longworta. mother Of Representative
Nichnlcs tcngwcrth. The visit VIII
naturally give risc to a renewal OF
the rumors that she is engaged to
marry Mr.. Longwcrth. 1.Ala M
The r'imcr ksS been current for
nearly year and unofficial IAN
rouncements" Of tho engagement have
loen made on various occasions nota-
BY when Representative Lcngworlh
gave a l-nfAccn party for Miss Roose-
Fclt 81 Ne.pcrt LIST Summer. and
when the otwo yUirng people as guests
alta dinner given by Mrs. Ogden NILS.
a; her simmer home on the Hudson.
exhibited and made merry over news
paper clippings telling Of the engage
mc-t After This the report vas given
brief rcst although Mr. Longworth
and Miss Roosevelt were frequently
seen together IN washington end at
the heEalnss races There has never
been an authoritative announcement.
however
The visi; Of the presidents daugh-
ter VIII extend over two weeks. and
Cincinnati society people arc already
making preparations for a series of
entertainments in her honor Repre-
sentative l.onsworth himself. will give
luncheon Tor her l.ep- .,l
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
-LouaEr EeoeIvEe MCCORMICK
our Ambassador to France Received
With Military Pomp.

With Military Pomp.
Paris. May 3.--Ambassador McCor.
mick was received by President Lou
hst with military pomp, which tradi-
tionally marks en- ambassadors first
meeting with the head OF the republic.
Shortly before the hour for the recep-
ton a squadron of cuirassiers In stcel
breastplates and helmets ealloped up
TO the American embassy. With them
were three state coaches bearing NJ.
Mollard, the introducer OF ambassa.
dors. and Baron Roujeaux. represent.
ing the foreign Office and the presiden.
tial household Within the embassy
Mr.. Mccormick and the entire staff
Of the embassy in evening dress. with
Captain T. Bentley Mott, the military
attache. and Lieutenant Commander
Roy T. Smith the naval attache, in
full uniform. awaited the French on.
cials
Arriving at the palace Of the Elysee,
a brilliant picture was presented by
long lines Of infantry making a com.
plete circuit Of the palace court. As
The ambassadorial party drove within
the circle Of infantry. the band took
up the American national anthem and
the French tri-color was dipped in
salute.
The reception occurred in the salon
des ambassadeurs, where President
l.oubet was assisted by Foreign Min
i9ter Deicasse and a number Of on.
cials. N. Dolcasee introducedsthe am
bassslc7. who was nest cordially
greeted by the president
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
asaronsss oe VIZ" eeeomes HysterIeaI

Washington. May S.-"Amanda yon
Dowitz.' as the name appears on the
Police records, who is claimed to be
the Baroness De Vitz, wife Of an
Austrian Nobleman. and who has been
brought here on the charge of grand
larceny, became hysterical and was
taken to the emergency hospital.
where a representative of the Austrian
embassy later called 10 see her. The
woman was employed as a maid at
the home Of Mrs. William Slater. un-
der the name Of Alice Leisen. and after
she left her employment clothes and
other property were missed. Some Of
these goods have been recovered.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
PRESIDENTS CANE MOVED
Party Goes to East Divide Creek For
Last Days Of Hunt.

Glenwood Springs. Colo, May s.
Secretary Loeb has returned from the
presidents camp. The party moved
to the East Divide creek today, having
been delayed by heavy rains. The
party will work across the range
to the head of Garfield creek. and on
Sunday will ride into this city. The
quarters in the Hotel Colorado, which
will be used by the president on Sun
day, have been selected. He will oc-
cupy the bridal apartment in the left
wing P. B. Stewart, of Colorado
Springs. rejoined the hunting party.
Members of the White House staff and
newspaper men were taken on an ex-
cursion through the Grand Valley by
the Colorado Midland railway.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
No Pain

Is 50 severe that it cannot be relieved
With DR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
It is the only infalllhle remedy known
for the relief and cure Of every kind OF
pain. headache, from any cause. neurai-
gia. rheumatic pains, backache. sideache
menstrual pains. muscular pains, stom-
achache. toothache, etc
If you are subject TO aches and pains OF
my kind take
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
Woman IroWns Herself In Lake.

Woman Lrowns Herself In Lake.
Canton. O.. May 3.-Miss Beatrice
kearney, 80 years Of age. of Baltimore.
Md. committed suicide in Myers Lake.
near here. She left the home Of her sis
ter Mrs. John A. Moore. and walked
to the lake anc plunged in. She was
a teacher of music at Peabody Insti-
tute. Baltimore. She came here TO re-
cover her health. She has been suf.
iering from nervous prostration, due
TO overwork..
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
wlscoNslN's ANTLeRAFT LAW
Aimed to Prevent Giving Tips to Por-
ters, BootbIaeIs and others.

Madison, Wis, May 3.-The Stout
anti-graft bill is now law, the COVER
nor having affixed his signature to It.
It provides that whoever corruptly
gives or offers any agent, servant or
employe any gift or gratuity whatever
with intention to influence his actions
in relation to his employers business,
or any emp.oye who requests or ac-
cepts such a gift, shall be liable to a
fine of from $40 to $500 or by such fine
and Imprisonment for one year.
II is claimed that this law, if en-
forced, will put a stop TO the giving of
tips to poTteTs, bootblacks or walters
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
FORTUNE IN HIS vIOLlNS
Man in West chete Hsras Thousands
Of Dollars Tied Up.

W. C. Smith, who is stopping at the
Turks Head Hotel, in West Chester, Pa,
for the summer, has a small fortune tied
up IN vlolins. The violin is his favorlto
instrument and he is master Of IT, He
entertained a number of friends at the
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
l,.c ctcck asrkatc.

T'ran stock Yoris. Piitsbu~g Cat
tie s.Cw: chCioo $50 G %; p-ima s. Is
GG. Hogs active; prime. heavy. me-
dmm and avv Workers AMI light
Workers. S. 500 $50: pigs. S54005.45;
roughs. S450M4.75. Sheep slow; prime
wethers S4S5m5: common. S2.50H3:
spring lambs. s7010; veal calves, s5
m5.50 per 100 lbs
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
REDUCED RATES TO PACIFIC
COAST POINTS.

Lewis and Clark Exposition and
Various Conventions.
on account of the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, at Portland. Ore, June I
tC October Is, and various conven-
uons to be held in cities on the Paci-
hc coast during the summer, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will sell
round-trip tickets on specified dates,
from all stations on it's lines, to San
Francisco and Los Angeles, April 3 to
September q; to Portland, Seattle.
Tacoma, Victoria. Vancouver and San
Diego. May % to September 27 at
greatly reduced rates.
For dates of sale and specific infor-
nation concerning rates and routes,
consult nearest ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
BEAVERS ARRAIoNgp
Pleaded Not Guilty and Was Held In
S2o.oco Pail For Trlal.

N-0luOU baII Z OF NAL,
Washington. May 3-George w
Beavers, late chief OF the salary and
allowance division Of the postonce de-
partment. was arraigned in the Grim
inal court on the charge OF consplring
70 defraud the government and gave
bond in the sum Of $4,000 for his ap-
pearance for trial He pleaded not
guilty District Attorney Beach stated
that he would ask the court to take
up one Of the Beavers cases imme.
diately after the conclusion OF the
Machen-Crawford case, which is set
FOR May %.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
cHAMPIoN JEFERIEs RETlREs
tIeavy.WeIahi PualIIst to eo In.o eua.

0eaNyFWeI9ht FugIIIst 70 GO into BUS
mess With His Brother.
Cincinnati, May 3.-James ]. JEFF
fries. champion heavyweight pugilist.
Will retire from the prize ring and from
the stage and go in business with his
brother. Jack, in California. according
TO a statement made by him to the
Times Star. He will leave the stage
on May IS. arrangements having beer
made to cancel all engagements after
that date. Jeffries takes this action
al the request Of his wife. In addition
to this. Jefries says that pugilism does
not pay.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE CLARENDON
Virginia Avenue. near Beach,
Atlantic Citv N

Rooms en-suite with tiled baths; sun
parlor; steam heat. electric lights, ele-
vator to street level Perfect sanitation:
two minutes to Steel Pier and convenient
to all amusements. Rates $3.50 to $50
daily, so to SIS weekly. Booklet upon ap-
plication. NJ. d. NEIAIAN.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03

The knss'o;l bcos refused TO bulge
from aIanchuria when the powers nro-
tested. but when .he little Jap police
'o"n shouted. Move on be hustleo
oct all right
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
Mrs. Nettie cravens ls nesd

Washington. May Mrs Nettie
Cravens, who claimed TO be the com.
mon law wife Of Senator Fair. of Cali.
fornia. is dead at Mt Pleasant hos.
pital She wss brought to the hospital
recently from Burlington deranged
mentally. Mrs Cravens leaves sew
eral sisters --' h-~thers.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
Thiefs Fatal Leal For Liberty.

New York. May S-An unknown
man, said 10 have looted an apartment
at 6lst street and Columbus avenue.
is dying at Roosevelt hospital from
injuries received in a three-story dive
for liberty. He was found on the side
walk in front Of the building, with his
spine and skull fractured. Il is be-
lieved the man jumped for a fire es-
cape few feet distant from the win
dow Of the room in which he was dis
covered az work and missed his grin
Evening journal., 1905-05-03

Stop That Cough
with Cartmelrs Vinegar Of Tar.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
oeronlno cets Prealdent,s No..

w Na00T 2.
Lawton. l. r., May 3.-With conveu.
tional dignity, Quanah Parker. chief
OF the Comanche Indians. delivered a
message from President Roosevelt TO
Geronimo. the Apache warrier. at
Parker's mansion. Is miles west OF this
city Geronimo departed with the as
suraaoe, 1t is said, that he and his
tribe will get their liberty from mar.
tial subiection within one year.
Evening journal., 1905-05-03
LInsr Ene0un.sred Lee d lo..

Montreal, May s.-Tie Allen Liner
Ionian. FROM Liverpool. tao drst ocean
going vessel TO arrive hero this sea.
son. reports a field % ice $50 miles
Wide at the entrance Of the st. Law.
renee. She sighted many other liners
inward bound lying to on account of
the ice
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
MAIL TRAIN
WAS HuRNED 10 THE TRICKS.
EMTAILiNG EXTREMELY
HEANY Toss TODAY

- NJ "
coNNELLsVIELE Pa Msreb ~
The big mail car on train No. 3, A,a
Westbound Baltimore and ohio e.
press, burned TO the trucks Tim
morning bet@een Cooks Mllssan1 e
illse.rysllle, on the connsilsylle dlyssIssl
Mall Clerk Franz Free, and his tsr6
assistants pulled the emergency aia
nal and with the train Glowing doanl
Jumped 81 The ground where tbr
We're bruised by the TALL hut MT ~
5rlouaty Injured The tank vsas lnss
with, Water, and The entire car u1s
destroyed; s2so,ooo In currency I'LL
jgloat with The train. Aundreds us
pounds 81 mall and fifteen hundred
registered letters We're destroyed. IA
big consignment % eastern mali saT
iconnellsvllle, was in tts ire. ms
trucks were pulled 81 THO track The
train COUPLED Up and Tie nun into
!connellayllle mad, and from hesc
the three clerks went h their quar-
ters In Pittaburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
BURNED 10 DEATH
WERE MAN AND BOY IN SNAIL
RENNsYLyANlA TOWN THIS
MORNING.
fBy Publishers, Press:


WILKES BARRE, Pa. Mar. IA
nan!anlb boy were burned to death and
several others injured in ahre which
froke out In! Poke Holloway suburb
Of this city this morning The dead.
a:e: IN
JOHN KREP, 2 years old, son Of
Jsseph Krep. &
JoSEPHsREGEELAR a boarder.
The fire broke out In the Krep resi-;
idence shortly after midnight by:
clothing igniting from, an overheated
stove and the lower part OF the house:
was in flames when the occupants
we're aroused. Most Of the inmates
escaped BY jumping from windows,
but the two victims were overcome by
the smoke. Their charred bodies
we're found in the ruins this morning.
a double block and single dwelling
;..ioining were burned to the ground
with all their contents.
Joseph Krep vas probably fatally
injured by jump, Is from a third story
window. Joseph Dresher was severe.
y burned in making his escape.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
DIR WOOD
WOULD MOI lNTERFERE With:
HIS BROTHERS MARRIAGE
To$THE8ACTREss
l(By Publishers Presses

YEFgfs4IS IIrTv = TflAatgSf
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March a.
Richard w. Wood, Of conshohocken,
brother of Alan w Wood, whose
marriage to Goldie Mohr, the actress
is said 10 have made HIS family con;
template steps TO have the marriage
annnlled, declared this morning that.
he would not be a party TO any such
movement.
MY brother is only 81 years old, Of
sound mind, and excellent health
and why should not he marry whom
ever he pleases??' said Mr.. Wood. y
think It is scandalous that SO much.
publicity has been accorded his mar:
,riage, to say nothing Of the surmises
and guesses as, TO impossible things
that might be done by his relatives
Mr.. Wood would not talk as to
whether his brothers family would
receive the new Mrs. Woods.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
MILTON MONTGOMERY
Last Year y, With Waynesburs, VII
Captain the Local Team.

e. N. --slH.asA- ELhNNIEgAT 49, EAGEAhEEsEyTTL
Manager Slack is in receipt Of a
letter from Milton Montgomery, the
piittthssburg boy who last year managed
and and captained Wayneassbdulrg, The
strongest independent team In West.
ern Pennsylvania. He wants 10 sign
With FlnaIilrrlm!o'nt, and as his terms are lie
pleasing to the local magnates he rs
sure to come.
HI. HIS brother, a catcher. also Will
wear a F'airmont uniform, and both.
are first.class men. The sligning; 81
Milton, the second baseman,, means means
that an excellent field manager and.
captain has been secured, and that
has been the principal cause Of worry
to the promoters. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
MANIAC HOLDS UP TRAIN.
Stops It With a Shower of Stones
But Routed BY Ticket Punch.

HHa hFHHE r#.#Hmt .H-' .TH#HLN
CoNNELLSVlLLE, Pa, March L.
q Train OF the Fairmont, Morgantown
q Pittsburs branch of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, In the wilderness
between Uniontown and Morgantown,
was halted last night by a shower OF
stones which crashed through the
windows.
Engineer Mccartney promptly ap
piled The air:brake and the passen.
gers were thrown from their. seats
by the sudden stop. Several passen.
gers narrowly missed injury fror.
stones and flying glass. John r. Por.
ter, the conductor, stepped 10 The
ground. With his shining ticket
trnhch, he drew q bead on the stone:
-thiower, who, thinking he was cover.
ed by a revolver, dropped his hand.
I'D of rocks and made for the thicket,
Where lie bad a horse. Mounting 1t,
he fed. II is supposed the mar was
insane.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01

COMPLAINT was made 10 Chief Nor
gan day or two ago by two Quincy
street e!e residents that a couple Of rub.
tersdaoor mats valued at 81 Or S. had
been s stolen from their front steps.
The Chief kept his eye out and yes.
.terday arrested Zoe Ambrose and viii
Taylor, two Juveniles who have more
initiative than Judgment. who were
irving to dispose Of the mats as old
rubber, after having cut them up into
small pieces. He took them around
stoanolice headquarters and "sweated'
them into a confession, or rather a
seG1inters determination. Later he took
them to- Justice Amos who lectured
sthbeenm$seyerely, and Upon promise Of
good behavior on their part. and on
the part Of their parents to make good
for the mats and the costs of arrest,
gtheyaMere released.
AZ n.n q mn NLA W ~ IL fHl a.#a -N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
= Circuit Court In Session.

" ~, Z" :. : Ea.f.r. EHsHar HtFheHAr FtE .1 -Lt.4HtU
The March term Of the Circuit Court
opened this morning, His Honor. John
Mason. presiding. Considerable
GiiiicultyG was experienced In obtain.
Ing granddaughter because Of the
failure m the part of so many reel,.
larly drawn, to put in an appearance.
Fhe following persons were finally
imnanelied as a grand Jury for the
term: i. J. Lee r. E. Harr, John r.
wilson, U. S. Downs, w. G. Reese, J..
). darlington, Joseph A. Google, James
llawker Luther .Keener, W. B. Ice.
chas e. Snyder. George C. Galliher,
Ohm q, Manley,aJr w. E. Cunning.
nam, r. B. Ash, Wait Morgan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01

WAY Down East.n

\ large house greeted "Way Down.
East last night at the Grand, and
waxed enthusiastic on more than one
occasion. The play is one calculated.
TO warm q house up In good shape,
and last nights audience was no dis.
appointment on this score. They
found plenty to applaud and they ali.
plauded vigorously.
Clara Mcdowell, as Anna Moore
the heroine, had a most difficult part,
and acquitted herself therein admiras
bly,, Her portrayal Of the outraged
and defenseless girl brought@to the
extremity OF silent endurance ana
linging her defiance In the teeth Of
her enemies, was Of great power and
marked her an actress Of no mean!
ability. William De Wolfe us hi
;Holler,' certainly ""holleretdg good.
and his laugh was always infectious.
Such a part US his is usually played.
TO the gallery, and to the body ofStlle
House Is ordinarily a matter OF $tolera.
ton, but De Wolfe tempered his
horseplay to just the right point, SO
that he neither lost out with the ono
o offended the other, Genevieye
Cliff, as Kate Brewster is; active
and pretty, and, while these two quail.
ties always call for the forgiveness
Of many shortcomings, with her there
Is little to forgive. She forms one Of
that valuable class called strong SUP llln
port" L SS Wei
Che honors OF the production, how:
ever. must be conceded to Mac NJ.
Barnes as Squire Amasa Barrtlett.a
"a big powerful man, with big pow.
erful voice, the modulations of which
he had under remarkable control Mr.!
Ealnes handled his shines! with a mas.
ter hand and made aghit with every
variety of listener
The Village Choir sang some ise:
lfsactions worthy Of considerably more
than passing notice. Annie Laur.le's'
and Fly Away, Kentucky Babe,
we're rendered with rare expression
and in fine harmony. GeorgeR r; War:
ren, as "Rube Whipple,1 executed
M Bound Round With asWoolcn
String in mirth.proyoklng style. III.
The remainder o. the cast carried
out their assignments 81 cresdltaaabllse
fashion, and taking IT ali In all @sWay,
Down East must be voted a. strooinitg:
production. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
PARADERs WORRY OVER
PRESIDENTS APPETITE.
They Fear His Luncheon VIII Keep
Thsm Waiting In the Gold at
Inauguration.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Mar. 1.-,or.
%ganizaticns that will march In the
inaugural parade next Saturday are
somewhat disturbed over the fact
thai the President is going to have. a
luncheon party in the White House
after heleads the parade from the Cap.
ltol to The White House gates. They
fear they may be kept waiting in the
cold for a long time.
Tie time the paraders are kent
waiting will depend entirely on the ap.
petite 81 the President, and how long
1t takes TO satisfy 1t. There will be
twenty-five thousand men in line. 1t
Is said the President has invited about
one hundred persons to luncheon, and
a member Of the Inaugural Commit.
tee declared that Mr.. Roosevelt had
promised not to occupy more than.
fifteen minutes eating. 1t will be a
buffet lnncheon, and after getting a
Dite' Inc President intends to ex;
cuse himself and appear at the re.
viewing stand, leaving his guests to
follow.
In the inaugural parade the Rough
Riders will not!look at all like Rough
Riders Persons who are coming
here with the idea that they will sec,
a squad Of picturesque cowboys with
bright handkerchiefs knotted around
their necks, pistols at their belts and
lartats hanging from their saddles will
be disappointed.
Every Rough Rider who will be in
the Presidents escort has been pro.
yided with q brand new cavalryman's
uniform Of the "olive mix material,
and there will be little Of the pictur.
esque in that part Of the parade.
President Roosevelt has Invited
the Rough Riders to dine.with him in
the White House at five o'clock Sat.
urday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
FLoRlsTsFLEMlNG5ls lNcREAslMe3l
HIS ALREApY coMMoDIous
sREENHoUsEs.
Z. GLENN Fleming theEhiulstllng anld,

- 1leiiliny leIulns, MISUNDERSTANDING
popular florist IS planning to Increase
his facilities for the cultivation 81
flowers. 885 { ii
AT the present time he has two
separate greenhouses. one ut Ninth
street, near his residence and one at
Seventh street, Fifth ward. He will
soon tear down the one near his home
and remove Il to the location OF the
second one. The one to be removed
was tho first one erected by Mr.. Elem.
Ing. When he removes 1t he Will IN.
crease Its size to about three times the
present dimensions, which will great.
" increase the room demanded for
his rapidly increasing business.
Mr.. Fleming is soon to become the
governments weather reporter for
this vicinity. AS soon as his equip.
mont arrives, he has promised to give
the West yirginian a detailed descrriIpt.
ton of the work he will have to do.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01
Very BAD MINUP.
fcontnusd From &C.. Paas.


and shot from Hartzellis gun put
STAY No out Cf business! slay No
wrenched the gun from HartzSeli;
and smashed him oyer he head with
lit. It was terrible blow and had
HartzellS been any but a man of ire.
mendously powerful physique, he
ytildtprobably never have taken no.
tee again The stock OF the gun was
smashedsintoskind the lock broken
short cff; and the barrel bent an inch
eors more out Of true. Neer stopped to
help aftzellsup and SlaY No. 8 struck
him Vicious blow with his miners
pick driving the point through his
felthat and an inch or more into his
skull IT IS hard to see how a man
could possibly recover from a stroke
lie that
A telephone message to Chief OF
Police inley, of Monongah, informed
him that the two Slays were coming
down he railroad track toward Mo.
nongahs, and acting with his custo-
mary lscision. he started out to meet
them! HeScaptured them both and
lodged them in the Monongah Jail,
where 4 icy remained last night, being
brought on to the county Jail here this
noon. 5liia,lr1tzeli was also considered
we'll enough to be brought along and
the Trio were Installed behind the
bars about one o'clock.