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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
Sobn Seripia C SObn,

2eId1tnbeftntter unO 0inbaIInnltrer
8r. zoos, GrIeansftr.-Mb. EEL: WtHeior 250.
3lpeigeei6dft: gr. 524. nerl. @aiterIsIoeHue,
Stgbfdnotoiur, Baltimore, Wlarblalo Ielep9oH;
Minoior 90. &uti6en perbeH g~eltefert ttr So9s
5eiten, unterbaltlngen uno anoere gels9enRel'
ten. (Scb14, 1S.4&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
SuSesfGGe

gtm 90. Wir8 SreSerid Slnppsuberser, /
Sabr alt.
,l9lm 81. @|dr8 George 8risOenwalO, 90 Sabre
alt.
glm 81. Widr8 Wldrh Z. @inters.
Vim 81. Ufdr3 NHbreip SHbH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Die er'i den 8af-
finerien oes 3uter &ruitS Iino oilf
uubcit;mmte 3eit geidlolien tuoroen
uno etiua 5000 9lrbeiter tonnen fei'
ern. 0aS 3udergeidGft iei sur Belt
flou; iogen oie 3ildert0nige, unO Die
grbeiter iiro Die @riteu, Die 81 leiben
baben. Ger Gruit bat Die BreiIe ieit
lebtem Serbit in Die S0be geidroubt;
er perfouft oesmegen mobl Weniger
3uder, aber er mod)t oeSbol6 bod
eroBe Brofite. 9lud) in Die @ebeim-
niiie oieies SruItS fOnnte unb iollte
sic &egierung nal bineinleudten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
8~eriammlungs Inseisen.

sSenti6e Sparbnut upu Baltimore"
ben 20. Wldr5 1905.
Sic WitqIieoer Der Corporation Der gSeuts
f6en Sp1rbaHE bon Baltimore" luerbeu hermit
benu6rthiigt, Dab cine gSnbl fir 5tp6lf 8ireftos
ren, pelDe Die @ef6dfte Der Sparbnnf fir ons
IpIHmenne Sabr 8u Iciteu hnbeu. an Miuntpa,
ben 0. 9priI, pon 2 bis 3 itBr glahmittags, I'M
91lli9ebiuoe lbgebaIten miro.
Charles 2icberfnedlt,
(79,S3, SOL, 81 G6abmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
Mo.-Btnoior 22s.
$. Gan0er & S6hae,

2etbenbeitntter Hnb Ginbaliamtrer.
Or. 170S unb 1710, 9dntnu.aOenHe nab
SHbpit.Gde 8alttm6re.Str. uub 9rr roIun1.
SabritauteH 0Gn 8Gteut.Gasiets.
(Seb10-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Ger 9iraer 6 5 nj I'M .
2iibrmonn in @ernigerobe i~tiitete
ieiner @eburtsitoot Glen 250,O00Def.
5i einem grbolunesbeim fiirgseroen-
fronte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Sn Ser 8erIiner @ . i
iden Sparfoiie muroen i'm Sonuar
oieieS Sobres 1851, 8t7 Murt einge.
5oblt, mebr oils in irgenb einem Wto.
not leit benz 8eIteben Der &niie. Gs
fonoen 92,654 @in5nblungen itott.
auSge5oblt nuroen 3,933,961 Wart,
etipa 90 @ro5ent Der Gin5oblun9en.
0aS aeuet gerooe nid)t fir Die Ser.
ormung mo 8ereleuoung Der Wtol-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Gas Brof. Q haperg c.
idaffene @ultap Sreitag Genfmal.
oas am 80. IpriI 3. S, Dem SooeS.
ta9e 8reitoe'A in @iesbaoen entbiiut
iperoen iolte, lit in ben 8orpbpriuer-
fen 3u 2obejun bel Saae a. 9. be-
id1oiet moroen. 3mei gden bes
Hoitaments muroen bon roben Cent.
molsihanoern abgeihIaaen nno es
lit fraslid, Oh Die GntbiiInne on
Dem b%eitimmten Termin itottfinoen
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

. e.
troit io9te in ieiner letter &eoe:
y8ir brouden cine &eligion, Die Die
led]s @erftage Der 8o6e t i I, mas
iie Den i%iebenten, ben Sab6atb, BE-
fennt. Die &eligion u%nierer Belt
lit nlr cine II Siebentel- Geligion.
Sic beeniigt ii6 meilt nit Dem Sonn-
taeSbefemtniB, nm Die @erftogs.
ii bun9 Semen 81 iiberIoIIen, Die
5miiten Dem Religions- nno 8elt-
beoiirfniB = niht SIT rmterideiDen
perIteben. Iber Der .apoItel Soto-
bus logt allsoriidlid: Der @laube
ober, menn er nid)t 8erfe bat, lit
foot at ibm ielber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

9aB lid Ser an erifanis
ide Iopofot bel 8ertbeioi9ungen por
@erid)t piel erlonlbt, lit befornt; Ell.
nem GlepelGnoer &ehtSbefliienen
o6er blieb es ~porbebolten, oos Sod
tie an @infGltigfeit mo @eidmadlo-
ligfeit 81 leiIten. Sor @erift lton'
Den bier ltngorn, melde angefloot
marer, 20saronen : Soften gefolift
nno 3fpedS 8erouS9obung nod linz
garn gei6idt 81 BADEN. Oa erbob
Der @ertbeioieer beftige 8orpiirfe &c.
gen Die oitreidiihe &egierung uno
erflGrte inter Inoerem, 8ailerSran5
Soiepb iei elm Gpronn. Ger 8itter
peripieS Dem Iopofoten iein inter
oieien u~mitGnben geraoeiu blooiinni'
geS @ere6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Ger co III mnuoiren6e Sfs
fi5ier oe$ 8lnoeS-S z anSportidiffeS
,Solace," neldes Den 8ertebr 5ipis
id)en San Sr1nciSco lmo Wouila
permitted, miro iid 0emmGdIt Dor
benz Slotten-0 eportement auf cine
Nnflage 5l berautWorten boben, mel
6e IN 8aIbingtou beoelltenoeS Iuf-
ieben erregt bat. Inter ben Baiia-
gieren, melbe Die lebte Sobrt oeS
9ampferS BON WoniIa mad Son
SranciSco mttmudten, beforoen lid
mebrere Sffi5iere nit ibren 0amen,
auBeroem ober audi Die Satin zines
in WoniIa "Itatiouirten Giuilbeamten,
mel6e BON einem 9eilde, ben lte If.
rem @atten obgeitottet bate, nod
Den 8ereinigten Staaten 5iiriidfe6rte.
Sic lit cine bohgebil0ete 6rau bon
ben f%einiten ltm9oneSformen. Grots
Dem muroe tie BON Den an Soro be-
finoli6en Offi5ierSgattinnen mGbrenO
Der gan5eu longen Sabrt i'll Der be-
leioigenolteu 8ciie gei6nitten, rmo
i6lieBIid befabl ibr iogor Der com.
mouoirenoe Ofii5ier, iif ouf oaS SIN.
teroed an beid1rGttfen on Die Serren
Sffi5iere uno ibte 9dllen inter ltd)
5u blei6en ipiini6ten. Notiirli6 fiiblte
lid Die Dame ourd Die abi6elli6e
9ebauolune, Die ibr 81 Sbeil mltroe,
oui'S Eiefte geOemiitbigt, ul0 Dem,
nadlt meroen Ole militGriihen 9ebor.
Den M @aibington 81 enti6eiOen ba-
ben, Oh eS einem Sffi5ier Snfel
Sam'S erlolbt lit, lid lolfe Siege
leien gegen cine ollein reilenoe Dame
beraus5unebmeu ooer oh Snfel Sam
nidt pielmebr ein Red)t bat, bon Den
MGnnern, ole ieiue Sffi5iersmiform
tragen, 5i eriuarteli. Dab lie IN ieoer
Sage mie gut er5ogene Gentlemen
bonoelu. @ir Ielen III Der omerifa-
nildeu Yreiie 10 bel bon Dem Dim.
tel bes beutiden Sffi5ierScorpS. @ir
elapben inoeiienL boB elm iolfeS Sor-
fommniB, lpie eS oben geidiloert
muroe, ouf eirem 3ranSportoampfer
Der beutiden &egierung nidt moglid)
eelpeien ipGre. CMilp. 8ermonio. y
Ger 8or it anb Der Il
I6en aoels . @enoiienidoft bat bei'm
Seits. SSuiti5omt Den antrag geltelt,
oobin gu pirfer, oaB oaS Strotge'
iesbud our6 cine @ori6rift ergdnSt
weroe, monaf ole 8erurtbeilung 5llr
| 3nftbousItroie auh ben oalernoen
8erluit bes Ioels nod iid 5iebe. Den
2euten fam gebolfen meroen.
9ie9iioget Gommiio II
oes beuti6en Reibstags bat DIE 6or-
oerrng zines Ieuboues fir baS Mi
IitGrgerift einitimmig abgelebnt, II.
5por, neil fir Den @runo mo 90
ben bon 1900 Quoorotmeter ollein
t,474,000 Morf geforbert tpuroen.
Die pribote 9oben : Spefulation bot
es in Berlin 5u weit g~etrieben, uno
Die Steuer5abler iollen nid)t langer
fir Die iibertriebeueu Soroerunqeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

,Seit Ser Snougurotion
bon 8rGiioent &ooiepeIt iinb falm
iefS @oden p~erfloiien." 90 ihreibt
elm meitlihes 9lott bonn 90. Wsdr5.
MiilIen aber BORT Die @oden fitr5
iein, oaB ibrer iehs in ben 3eitraum
bonn 4. bis gum 20. geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

@o6oem i'm Sanuar bie.
les S5obres elm iedSter Silpitermono
entoedt lporOen, lit Jet auf Der Sid.
Sternmarte ein iiebeuter Srabant
oieies 9loneten gefunoen moroeu.
gier Der Srpitermonoe tparen idon
LANCE befonnt, ser finite mnroe 1892
bon Barnard a,lf ser 2id.S ternparte
entoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

81 / ) er 9rem er Ober-
9umoesgeridt bat oie gnii6t auSge'
iproden, oaB ourd 8eiebe uno rid.
terlide gntideioungen gegen Mono
pole nnb 9ruItS menig ous5uridten
lei. Crit ipenn Die menidli6e@eieu-
l6aft Die eoloene He9el I'M Sanoel Ii.
8erfebr mebr CUR Gnwenoung brin-
ge, meroe cine 9eiierling eintreten.
Ga oiirite Die Menl6beit bis an'sen-
De Der 8elt auf 9%eiierung iporten.
Sino Die Monopole bereitS 10 ltort
eelporben, bob Tie iiber Den @elesen
Iteben? Ius mare Elm trourigesGin'
seitdnoniB, Someit it's in u%nierer
@epubIif ni6t sefommen, iolunge Die
Ridter ibre Sduloiefeit tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
0nltimpre Gcinetcrn,

garcau: Ut. 344, RorOse barles.str
gegrdUniBpldBe gum SeriGuf - bon $25 an,
nit 4Iarmorpfoiten abgegren5t $50 Blae
fir bier @raber. GantS,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Sobn9 G. Godefe1ler D
iein 9riber @iniam boben porge'
Itern cine Wieoerlaee erlitten, ST.
Horo . Sorrptotun, no Die Nodetel'
lers lire CONNER . Reiioen5 baben,
unb 100 Tie felt Sabren Die politiibe
Gontrole in SGnoen baften, lit Der
@eaen . ganoioat Der MiliouGre NIT
elmer Moiorit1t bon 200 Stimme1
gum 9orf ; Sberboupt sepGblt NOR
Den. Der iiegreihe 9iirgermeiiter
BON Sarrptoipn beibt Sobn @irtb II.
lit leines 3eihens ein Meseer. Die
9eipobner oes Srtes naren aufge-
btabt, oob Die &odefeners cine Der
beIten Straben, Die burd ibren Belts
ging, batten iperren laiien Mno bat
ten oltd anoerer 8orfommnilie bal
Der ein Siibnd)en NIT ben Selfonieen
All pfIiiden. Cine meitere 9uriidpei.
lung erfrbr Sobn 9. 8odefeuer on
oelnieIben Gage, Ger ramericon
goaro Of the Soreisn Miiiionarp go
cietp" perlanet Die Ablebnung zines
| @eifenfes Stockholders BON 100000.
weil Die Gtanbaro Oil SO. megen IT.
rer unmoraliiden @eihdftsfibrunl
in unteriudims itebe. Cont beibt's:
Ginem seidenften @auI sudt mon
nidt in's WaiI; aber oieie Neueng'
Ianoer iifib eieene 2eute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Die It e Manner iino
Oiel ofonomiider, oils ibre Srauerl
elouben. sic ipiiroen iib mondJmal
germ nit einem Sdnapps fir Is
Gents begniieen, ipenn iie nibt nib.
ten, bab lie fir einen Quarter 6luei
befGmen ulo babel einen Iidel ipa.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

yer SIuuIS en- al DO u
Gebrosfo bat cine GorIuge angenom-
men, naf meld)er 9lffen nift iiber s
Stunoen tdglih ais 0reborgelipieler
bei6Gitigt lperben Oiirfen. Wit Die.
lem geiebliGeu gfbtihnoentag fir
glffen o%iirften mir ben @ipfel oeS
Tortihritts ertlommen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
garrau bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BIuIloeIl oct oplllull OtVUtl
(Wldr5t7,t Is, 20. 81. 90. 23, "a, 25,27.2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Sn ct. 2ouis 1T cine.
@abriagerin in ibrem 3immer er'
miirgt uuS Damn beroubt Doroen. Die
muB ibr @eiddft, in ser 3ufunft gu
leien, ihledt ueritanoen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

Sobn @orner,' Elm in Sno'
0afota Iebenoer 8eterar bes gitrger-
frieseS, Der fpegcn grtperbsnnfabig-
felt cine Reniion be5og, bat bas Sen'
iionsanit inn giniteIliiig Der 3a6'
lung oieier eriubt 90 CT 1etne @e'
iunobeit tpieoer erlonst uno orbeitS-
fGbig iei..o 9as 8erldttgen tit 10
ieItiam; oaB man Ooran benft, Den
@etreffenoen ouf ieinen @eiltes5u,
itano utteriufen gu laiien, oenn Die
geboroe oermutbet. oaB er bel Der
@ieoererIonguns ieiner @%elunobeii
pieueidt ieinen @erltano perlorer
bat.
Sn einem bentiben 8lat'
tie lrien mir: Gas oeirtide Bolt beiiti
Die finawieae 2eiitnngsfdbigfeit
idbrlih 31a 0fiaiaroen Rarf fir vi
fobol apiaubringetL ou fpiro es an
einieen Miaionen mebr fiir Slotten'
sipede tuabrideinIid nidt 5i @runot
Beben.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22
MOTHER and
SON BURNED
TO DEATH
ovERTURNINe OF KEROSENE
LAMP SET FIRE TO RESI-
DENcE OF AGED NEW
YORK COUPLE.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 16.-In a
fire that destroyed their home in
Chilli Centre, few miles west Of this
city, early this morning, Mrs, William
Pfarrer, rs years old, and Heron
Fred, aged 49, were burned to death.
The father and husband, William
Pfarrer. left the house about two
o'clock this morning to attend a sick
horse. Five minutes after he had
left the house the FIRE started. Pfar-
rer, who is so years of age, raised an
alarm and tried to make his way into
the house. He succeeded in secur'
ing certain valuables, but was driven
back by the flames before he could
reach the rooms occupied by his
wife's son.
The fire is believed to have been
caused by the overturning of kcro-
sene lamp.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.


Notice IS hereby given that at a
meeting of the stockholders and dlrec-
tors of the Crown Window Glass Com
pany, corporation organized under
the laws of the State of West Virginia,
held at the Office of the company on
Wednesday, the 3Oth day OF August,
1905, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Sc It Resolved, That the Crown Win.
dow Glass Company, a corporation
created and organized under the laws
Of the State of West Virginia, does here
by discontinue business as a corpora.
ton, and surrenders to said State It's
charter and corporate franchise. C.
w. smalley, who is hereby designated
Trustee for the purpose, will proceed
to convert the property, chooses in &C.
ton and all assets Of this corporation
into cash, and pay OF and discharge all
its debts, liabilities and obligations;
and after fully diseharging all such
debts, liabilities and obligations. divide
the remainder among the stockholders
pro rata with their several holdings Of
steck, but no such payment shall be
made to any stakeholder until after
the publication of the notice hereInaf
ter provided.
Be It further Resolved, That the
president of this corporation cause no.
tice Of the adoption Of the foregoing
resolution TO be published in some news
rapcr of general circulation, published
near the principal Office or place Of
business of this corporation, once >
week for six weeks; and that he forth.
with certify his resolution to the Sec.
Rotary of State of the State of West
Virginia, as provided by law.
Given under my hand this 1Tth day
of November. 1905.
ANDREW W. HEBRON.
President.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22
TWO KILLED
IN COLLISION
EARLY TO-DAY
ACCIDENT WAS DUE TO A TEN.
PoRARY BLOCKADE NEAR
FREIGHT YARDS.
ON TRAIN HAD WITHDRAWN ITS
FLAGMAN WHEN THE OTHER
ROUNDED A CURVE.

NEW CASTLE. Pa, Dec. 1.-two
men were instantly killed and one was
badly scalded in a rear end collision
at five o'clock this morning at Coverts
station, five miles west of here. The
dead and injured are;
ENGINEER ]. ]. WELSH, of Ma
honingtown, crushed to death under
overturned engine.
BRAKEMAN ]. A. HARRIS, killed
in caboose, residence unknown.
The injured:
o. W. Grove, of Cochrantown, Pa,
fireman, severely scalded.
The accident was due to temporary
freight blockade west Of the Lawrence
yards. Three freights had stopped but
were started moving slowly, The first
train had withdrawn its Hagman and
was running ten miles an hour, when
the second freight rounded a curve
and crashed into It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22
SHOT AND KILLED
MUSICAL DIRECTOR OF NOTHING
BUT MONEY! COMPANY MUIR
DERED sY HOTEL PRO-
PRIEToR.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. 15.-Milan
Bennett, musical director o. the Moth
ing But Money" Company, was shot
and killed this morning in Piedmont
Inn, Gaffney, S. c., by George Hasty,
one of the PROJECTORS OF the Inn. 1t
is alleged that BENNETT caught Hasty
in the act Of entering the room Of one
of the women of the company and re-
monstrated, whoreupon Hasty drew a
pistol and killed him. Abbott David
son, leading nun Of the company, COM
ing up just then was shot by Hasty.
His wound is serious, the bullet hav-
ing entered the abdomen. Hasty was
sent to Jail. Bennett was from Boston
and Davidson is a native Of, Chicago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22
WON'T TALK
JOHN MITCHELL REMAINS 81.
LENT ON THE QUESTION OF
THREATENED LABOR
TROUBLE.

SHAMoKIN. Pa, Dec. 16.-The an,
thracite workers convention came to
a conclusion to-day after a session in
which minor grievances were dis.
cussed, among them the button CUES.
ton. The real work OF the conveu.
ton was completed yesterday. when
special committee was appointed
to prepare the demands on the opera.
tors. President Mitchell said this
morning that the special committee
would meet for organization after the
convention concluded but did not say
whether any action regarding the de.
mand would be taken. The Mine
Workers Union, will, from now until
the next convention, which will either
accept or refuse the answer of the
operators to their demands, prepare for
a long strike. Not that preparation
has not already been made but ef.
forts on the part OF the leaders will
be redoubled to fortify the union for a
struggle, which will mean its life or
death, should 1t develop. There will
be a strong financial preparation by
the locals, for the next strike will un,
doubtedly run into the winter before
it is ended. District presidents and
officers Of the local will inaugurate
a campaign of education to instruct
the foreign miners as to the purpose
of demands and what the union means
to his material well being. If the
strike comes the miners union will
be equipped for a fight that will go
down in the history of labor wars as
one of the best conducted campaigns
ever waged for Organized labor.
President Mitchell and the district
presidents are giving no intimation Of
how they view the outlook. The mi.
ners' president said he had no state.
ment to make and there would be
none at the close of the convention.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22
IT'S q LIE
YOU ERE ALL
LIIRS. SIfS' HE
MULTI-MURDERER WOULDN'T BE.
LIEvE COURT HAD DECIDED
AoAiHsT HIM.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-eTps a lie. you
are all iiars,g cried Johann Hoch to-
day when Informed that the Supreme
Court had reamrmed his death SEN
tence fixing the date February %. II
saw my attorney yesterday and he
told me the Supreme Court would take
no action befo-e the 18th. don't be-
1ieye IT has handed down its decision.
He continued finally when again told
that the date for his execution had
been set the condemned murderer
bowed his head against the bars in
the door Of his cell.
"well It's all right" he said. There
is nothing more to do. have nothing
to say"
Then HOch turned towards Mrs.
Fischer-Hoch, the woman who more
than a year ago gave evidence that
will send him TO the gallows. The man
of many wives leaned against the cell
door and burst into tears.
Mrs. Fischer-Hoch broke down.
Never mind" said Hoch. There is
a higher court. I shall take my case
there"
Unless Governor Dencen or the
Board OF Pardons interteres, Hoch
must go to the gallows.
Twice before the date for his exc
cution had been set and each time a
reprieve granted his attorneys further
time for the effort to save his life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22
MRS. CHADWICK
DID NOT VISIT WEST VIRGINIA
THIS YEAR, HENCE NO BANK
FAILURES.

ARI,EsToN, Dec. 1G-with but
one or TWO banking Institutions of the
State to visit Ranking Commissioner
Mathews had practically completed
the rounds of the State examinations
for the present year. The report which
he is no. prenaring to be submitted to
the Governor will show Ill the State
institutions to be In prosperous con-
dition.
The commissioner states that as Cas-
sic Chadwick tllG not visit West vir-
ginia there vera no bank failures dur
ing the past year. Commissioner
Mathews went to Huntington this
morning where he will round up the
examination otthe Huntington banks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22

Charles s. lLcEifoJ. admlnl1.rrtoT.
WITH 0iii snnexed o. Ester sutton,
deceased nlninln W Oliver ;.
Sutton narfaret q Herr. Icy Iona
Brown, Joan Z sutton Hartha .
8u,lon 81 Patrick Sutton ers
other qdi ndants
81 lhe Ipisr1rdia5e cegst y liarieH
tp1dty Wet ylrdi1ias d ehaneeey.
no ali 10 nboge NAMED defendant.
belsr snd lesatees q Either Sutton
dectastd
You aud e.ch q gog win take no
tice mat "a purruance q q decree Of
saii Inferncdiate Cont entered On
ne lSfhdsy 81 october, 1905, IA the
above lrifd chaneery cause therein
pending fzed upon Saturday,
Tie eth Jay OF tsraaty 1906. as the
ply once lu ne eyouF4; house,
~ ol Fairuoni N sud Ma.
county and State q west Viz
iula, as dc place f1F beginning the
dischnrs 81 ny duties nndcr nd de-
cree d reference. ID abstract d which
said decree g follows:
Aud 4 appearing % the court that
there may be some question as to
how the surplus arisins from the sale
OF said land should be disbursed
amoug ne heirs ana iegatees Of the
sald Esther Sutton deceased, it Is
therefore adjndged ordered and de
creed that this cause be and the same
hereby referred 70 Harry Shaw,
one Of the Master Commissioners Of
this eo1rt with instructions and au-
thorlty 70 10 and perform the follow.
ing that is % say
He shan ascertain how. much,
and WHIST e the surplus belonging to
tie esiate Of Esther Sutton, deceased,
thht Il ii the hands Of. or may be in the
hands 81 said special commissioner
iEcm de payment OF the said above
described real estate, after payment
81 IN debts and costs.
BE shall ASCERTAIN Who are the
l1g1tceo and helfs-at-laW OF the said
Esther Sutton, deceased, and he shall
ascertain Who Of said legatees and
helrs-atslaR are entitled to the said
niplua fund remaining in the hands
q aid special commissioner, and in
what proportion the same should be
nhnfed ~ them respectively. And in
order 70 do this ne shan make set.
element Of al matters in dispute or
unsettled between the said helrs-at.
laE or iegatses Of the said Esther
Sutton, deceased, in accordance with
the terms and provisions Of her last
vim and testament And he shall re.
port other matters and things which
"a kis opinion are pertinent to this
order q reference
which time and place you and
each Of you may attend and protect
your interests.
HARRY SHAW. Commissioner.
~. s, HAYMoND.
Attorney for plaintiff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-22

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law onee n c. Z. Peoples a. tie
Teva 81 Poneroy. ii che State q
okIo. between ne hours a . o'sieck
r. u. and 8 o;eiock A. n. / shall pro
esd to take the deposltions Of sun
drT Wttnesse6 70 b read e. evidences
n my behalf n 4 certain suit In ehan-
eery pending in the intermediate
Cou= Of Marion county. West Viz
einis, In which am plaintiff and you
are defendant, and II from any cause
tie taking OF the said dispositions be
not commenced at either OF the places
herelubefore mentioned. or being con-
menced, they be not completed on that
day, then The taking of the said dep
ositions will be adjourned from time
to time Mt the respective places and
between the same hours until the same
is completed.
HARRY C. COCHRAN,
By Counsel.
E. F. MORGAN. Counsel.