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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Yioere frem.

Sra en- Mano, Der elers menes at
fiad airten fjernt, bar YariiteligOag
6lao" mootaget felgenbe:
Oct fsrite iterre, bpre ReiuItot al
,8dtteGesbeppgelien" ber blipe, al
5ritqnteriets Stempel ilettes at aos
6enbaOn Iom 9p. 5or al naa bette
tore Mudl trepes Der poerligere &ns
iirengeller, og uben Opiettelie.
Nadr man leper / engelite elier ariss
rifanite 9Der, bar man S~notrDttet Il
at kpe I en- triiteu gD. glaoene fri
per japnlig ON religisie Gmner, Og
iom aesel er Deres 9runotone tris
itelig eller / bOert 5aIo reipettfulo
neutral oper for ariitenoommen. Der
Golbss mango religisie Meoer, iom
referees oiOtleftis / PresIen. Munb
"a Manp imeQem tales Der meget ON
religigie gmner. Og ben ulminbelige
~borgerlige Opfattelie er ben, at ale
Mennefter er ariitne, naar be lite
bar bilt bet mobiutte.
8 a~sbenbabn bar bet mango 4dr
n9ret lige bet mooiatte. Stun gan
lie entelte 8laoe gap operhopeost
plabs for relieisie Qrtitler Og ba
9anife unbtdgeliespis. De melt l9ite
glabe omtalte dlbrig ariftenbommen
uoen for at ungribe ben eler latter
!iggsre ben. Seq peb insen 9D | 0ers
ben, bbor Der er IfreOet Iaa b%enipnss
LIFT oa bolofomt imob &riifenbommen
at uo6rebte Blade fom fer / asbens
bdpn. Munb os Mano imellem tale
ies Der fun Ijalbent ON Religion
drafet be Iarlige MenigbsbstrebIe)
og Oa / aeselen fun | asier. Og ben
alminbelise ~boreerlige Opfdttelie bos
ret fore 5fertal bar ben, at ale al-
minbelise Menneifer bar 5ritentere
naar be life babbe pitt bet mobfatts.
s bette 5ritanteritempel pdd boz
brdbe gb FAR .@atteffesmsberne" re-
bet en- tor 5lange.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
g9tfellesmsberne | Gpbeub.

s 5orbinoelIe meb 9etfeliesmgs
berne, iom bolbtes / aoncertpalGet /
agbenbabn ben IiOite 9alobel al
September Waaneb, er Der be tebens
babnife Blade foretommet ct BAR
m9rtelige Nrtitler, Iom Oi bill meos
bele pore 99iere bet beientligIte II
%neoenfor. Og faa meb bet idmnIe
pil Ri / 9ort6eb uotale os ON ben
npiigtsbGttenOe 9eOGgelie / bort So
oreldnbs 0oOeoitao.
Om man meb aette fan tale ON EN-
tBben9apnft 99ttetie, bet
TER Ri intel iige ON enonu. 0erfor
ngies Ri nleb at ifripe ON o99tfeliesz
mgDerne". Mlen at bisIe bar Ilddet
an og fremfalot en- ma9tig 8epagelIe
! 6albmiaionz9De bet er Der ingen
5pipl ON.
9i mGrfer os ferit, at 8atteliess
mBoerne er 6olot, og 8ebGgelIen CT
6egDnbt efter en- foruO lugt % ofents
liggiort qlan, men Iiftert ogida efter
megen og inberli9 Ben til Wenigbes
fens Serre ON 8~eliignelie ober @rs
beioef. ut bet er airtens MGno,
Ger bar taget fat, og life noget I9rz
liot aebItab Iom / Wales % | Sriz
itianid, bet taller life til ugunIt for
g~epG9elien. Sngen fan foreitrioe
6erren 8egler. Com for. iaa MI:
og(unben bl9ier, bbor ben pil". W{en
mao Ri 9l9be os ober, at 9erren
fremfalOer I9rlige Reoifaber til at
fremme hans Sag, Iau er Der life
minore @runb til at globes oper, ct
9irtens beifittebe 5ienere td9er Jig
fdmmen til en- araftdnitr9ngelie for
at jamie Mdsierne og fortDnoe 6rels
lens gubifab for benz. 9et giper idd
meget mere 9runoet !9aab ON, at
gep9oelien bill blioe f%ortIat og lebet
/ ct Iunot Spor. og tiaigt 6uab ON,
at bet O%pberegaaenOe tirtelige 4rbejoe
% gafteliesbeoGgeIien Oil drbejoe
6aano | 9auno.
Ut Der er 3rang til en- trafti5
G9tteGesbep9gelie / &gbenbapn, Iaa
ref Iom Iaa mango andre Steoer,
bet tan Der 10 llet lite tpioles ON II
rogen, Iom snittr al IL Subs Ri8e
gaa fremao ug Si9Ie f%relite; men bet
er 10 iod netop bet. man maa enIte
og bebe ON, at iuaoan 9eo1gelie lite
Ilal bliDe noget forbigdaenOe, men
maa leoe til uirtelig 5relie for mango
Sjele % til ct iunot triiteligt oa
firteligt Gin.
Del bar slGbet os at Ie Nuune Iom
Batter Mattbieiens pg $. usiin9a
NJ. f. / 5orbinOelie meb Meberne.
Oct taller gobt for 9~epagelien.
9i laoer oa be to dntboeoe Qrtit.
Ter: ,gioere trent" og ,,Gn national
9GfteGe" Telge. Som man bill ie,
cr be ira Mano, iom itaar u%benfor
gepa9elien. Gaa ret hi I%tsnner, er
zen Iioite at ,0agblabst"s ReOattioi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
SALMEB0CER.
SALMEB0CER.

For at tifredssti1le de som onsker ser1ig fine og e1egante
Sa1meboger har vi faaet indbunden specie1t meget smuk-
Ike og holdbare Bind ct PART af Sa1meboger De er de NEST
e1egante og fneste Salmeboger fort paa Lager Amerika.
ALE dsse Sa1mebeger er med redt under Guldsnit, run
de Hjerner, med ct Tilleg og begge TekstrRkker, sort Lac
der ~undtagen andet er n9vnt,# og med to Merkebaand. De,
som har set dem ensker at eje dem, de er saa dej1ige at man
fristes til at lagge den gamle til Side og kobe en- ny.
Navn paatrykkes like disse fine Salmeb0ger da Diet viz
vansyne Bindet.
Las nedenstaaende Beskrive1ser og bemerk Priserne.
Opgiv Bogstav eller hummer we'd Indsende1sen af
Bestllinger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
ID &9ffe al gaas!iss
Smaalfrifter.

Nr. 491. Se jeg itour fpr 9pren Og
banter. &c.
0r. 493. Den fritanteriife StOmas
ger. Zoe.
0r. 495. Om nogen ~tsriter, ban
femme. &c.
Nr. 1876. Sra 0po til aiO. 4c.
Nr. 400. @n foItelig qrp. 4c.
Nr. 500. Mleb eet punb. &c.
Rr. sol. 2sit ub af Snoren. 4c.
Rr. SOB. Den tore 5orIOningss
bag. 4c.
Nr. 504. 6ar bu 5reb2 Sc.
Nr. 5O6. @ennem portene, Toe.
Ser. 5O7. 2tf en- aoinbes 2io. Zoe.
Nr. sos. Sulebreo til en- ibg. 4c.
Nr. 500. 6illbfommet 2sbet. 10c.
Nr. 80. 9annes !6s~jtio8bragt, &c.
Nr. 511. M9ltebonbens0 Batter. 10c.
CIR. 512. 80 Onglinge. &c.
Openitaaenbe beItiQes efter Nr. og
fenbes portofrit til ben beOfsieoe
pris, Iom er netto.
Danish Publishing House
Blair, Nebr.
g. q. 5or andre gubelige Smaa>
firiftcr 90 Srattater, is pert 9ata!os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

,,pine color. pris: / bsieliet 8inS
$500; / poGfr.t 8inb $40.
Salmebog M
Gig 8, men fort 2eber. gris: |
bejeligt 9inb $500; | polftret Binb'
$40.
Salmebog NJ
s flint ~propareret ,,%unbresfeb~
&ibffinb, ,mptelt", blsbt 2aber, men
itarft. 6arps msrfesrsn eIer ,,olia
be-. prts: | bsielist 8inb $4.OO; 4
olftret 9inb 1920.
Salmebog o
Sig q, men | rOTenrsb 5arpe, ,,ol6
rofe color. pris: / bsieligt 8inb
$500; / politret 8inb 1920.
Sa1mebog p
Sig u, men Sarperne faEber I fors
ffeaige rsbe &ulsrer. pris: I bsieligt
gtnb $3.50; / pOlfret 8inb $4.00.
Sa1mebog Q
Gig u og g, men Jarberne falber 4
mgrfegrudt o9 fort. pris: | bsielisf
ginb $3.50; / polfret ginb $500
Salmebog r
Snobunben | fielben eienbommelis
fdrbet 2dlpeffinb, .fterlignenbe gdms
melt 9obber I Sdrbe og iibfssnbs.
pris: | bsieligt 8inb $3.50; | pof>
fret 8tnb $500.
Sa1mebog S
Salpel finb, belifat 9oeofabebrun
pris: | bsieligt 8inb $3.50;
| polItret 8inb $500,
S~almebog T
8 msrfebrun farpet seibfinb, ficls
ben mat 2ulpr. - pris: I bsielfgt
9tnb $3.50; / polftret 8inb $4.0O.
Sa1mebog u
s &~aloeffinb, | mat Sarpe efter
bimmelbldd, meb ct flint @ulbfors %
2iQie | Cub. BriS: | bgjeliat Binb
$3.50; | politret 8ino $500.
Sa1mebog w
2bfebrunt 9gte 9gpptif Rrotobifa
meb fin politur. pris:
8inb $500; | pOlftref
8inb $3.50.
Salmebog x
s r~unbresieb" 8ib3tino, fpeciett
Dg funitneriif tilIanet, lmutfe %
oelifate 5%arbetDner, lDIe ug rtprs
fe, meset blsbt og flint fslenbe 2cber,
fig plps | l1bfoenbe. pris: $3.50.
Sa1mebog Y
Sig t, men pDlitret Binb, $4.10.
House Blair, Nebr-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Ue=Nasmusien:

On 9uspoftilGe Cubs
6reb. 5ilegnet Qlerup og 8aOinbe
Menig6eber meb trofaft &arligbeb
TRANCE 5ioer. 685 Siber, sobt ino-
6unben meb 2eberrpg. 3rDft paa
9OOt Papir meb letl9ielige 3pper.
priien er nebfat pau benne ppperlige
pr9oiten6og til $3.50.
DANISH PUBL. Hon.
BLAIR. &EEN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

,DanTferen" er bet enefte banfte
gIab | Mmerita, fom ubsoar 2 Sang.
ON uaen, fofter fun $1.50 aarlig.
sSnbienb 8eifining. prspesRr- fens
pes frit paa G~orlansenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Mgenter pnlfes!

Danifb Cuff. publ. 9ouie i Blair,
Nebr.. sniter en- rejienbe 4gent for
bper al be fslgenbe Stater: Rebraifa,
Soma, Misconfin, Minneiota, Nort9
og South Oafota; 2ofalagenter for
ale Settlementer, boor iadbanne life
finbes, og @senter til at reife ubeluts
tenbe for pore 8labe.
@obe 8etineelfer. 5ilifrip PAUL
qeterIen, Blair, Hebr., 9eitprer al
Danish Publishing House
/: Blair, Neh7. :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Salmebog a
= flint poleret &albei finbsbtnb, =
9ulgren falber / bruno Sarber, fpejls
blant, 3ulsrer | barierenbe barmonif
Smag og fin 4fpubsning. pris: |
bsieligt Sinb $3.50; / polfret 8tno
$500.
Sa1mebog B
g int poIeret franIf ,%,leoant" &alz
beIfinbsbinb, &uteren af 2eberet fall
Der / msrfegrenne Tarper. Yris:
i bsieligt 8inb 1920; / p~olftret
9inb $40.
Salmebog c.
Stint blgbt vunore8Ieb" &ibfinb,
2aberet falber / lpfegrSnne Barber,
,Nile 8reen". = Yris: | beieltgt
9inb $500.
Salmebog D
Stint poleret &albe~I finbsbinb, franz
,lepant" 29ber. &ulsren fdlber I
fpeit6lanfe bruno mpbulerebe Sarber.
gris: I bgieligt 8inb $3.50; / poll
fret 8inb $500.
Salmebog E
2i9 9, men | lbIebrune mobulerebe
Sdrber, tan, % fpeilbIant poleret
29ber. pris: | bsieli9t 8inb 1920;
/ pplItret 8inb $40.
Salmcbog F
s egte fort gbagrin, meb Sp9nbe>
foriirina % to @ulbitierner pad Sorz
90 9asTiben. 9ris: | bsieligt 8inb
$500; polfiret 9inb $4.20.
Sa1mebog G
3 bet fineite eete fort Gbd9rin, meb
flint S~ilfeforTats | bpibt. pris: I
bpieliet 8inb $40; / polftret
8inb $3.50.
Salmebog n
3 itortsnopperet flint 2~eberbinb,
@lafta Selffinb, folibt rbfeenbe os
ftertt inobunbsn. prts: $3.50; /
p~olitret 8inb $500.
Salmebog
Gig $, men libt forifenist ubftnret
9inb. pris: | bsjelist 8inb $3.50;
/ polftret 8inb $500.
Salmebog j
3 bet fnefte msrtersbt Rusfian
&albeifinb, f%pejlblant poleret 29ber.
pris: / bsjelist 8inb $500; / poll
fret 9inb 1920.
Salmebog X
Samme fom s, men I fort. pris:
/ bpieliet 8inb $500; | politret 8inb
$4.20.
Salmebog L
:, msrtersbt Rusfian aalpeffino,
Danish Luth. Publ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Mr.. 1923

Mr.. 1913 A
S flint tbIt Marotto, pofffret 8inb,
meb Srbet Salmebog / Sub pad
Rbsgen og Sorfibsn, FAINT en- I'm
/ bfant 6Orfiring pau 5oriis
ben o9 2inier paa ano1er, en- fin 2is
ME runbt meb Ranten. pris $3.50.
Mr.. 1913 3
Den famine Bog | famine 8inb.
meb mbrtersbt, bari mine color,
29ber, Og forftelig GOrfiring. $3.50.
Mr.. l3I
q nopperet 2eberbinD, franif gbns
grin, polItret 8inb, 0rbet Salmebog
/ Sub pad 2pg og Sibe, forgplbt og
blant 5Orfiring I bet sOerfte 9isrne
paa 5oriiben Og pGa Rpggen. $2.40.
Mr.. 1872
S ftortenopptret 2eberbinb, ants
ritanit S9liftnb, polItret 8inb. Sra
BET Salmebog | Sub paa Rpdqtn, Ct
lille flint 3prs pna Soriiben, IN breb
fin bGant 5orfiring f%oroDen Og fornea
Den pdd Sd91tDen. - prls: 4z.4O.
Mr.. 1874 a
STINT gldt 2alpeItinbsbinb, p0litret
8inb. Meb Srbet Salmebog iSulb
paa apggen, ct flint lille Rors Sub
pad 6oriiben, fine 6isrner pad Eorz
Tiben meb glinbz og 9uIbtrsf. $2.75.
Mr.. 1874 B
Canine 8inb meb forfft[igt Wsr=
fire / 8linbtrnt. - Yris: $2.75.
Mr.. 1879 a
STINT periff aaIpettnbsbtnb, pols
fret 8inb, Srbet Sulmebos paa
&p9een og GOrIioen, FAINT en- fin fsm@
bolf 8lomf terSSorfirtnq | bet sperfe
Sjerne paa Gorfben. @ulbforfring
omtring 3anten ~inbbenbig pdd Bin
bet, Tom gioer bet 8tnbet fnt nbiea
enbe. = gris: $3.50.
Mr.. 1879 3
Sdmme 8inb mtb libt forftefist
Sub Og bfant Sorhrins. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Saa har vi endnu Salmebeger, der langt oyergaar de oven
for nevnte. Disse vii give den sterste Overraskelse, da de
herer til Sjaldenheder paa Bogbinderkunstens Omraade.
vi har kun eet Bind af hver Slags, bejeigt og polstret. DE
err allie med redt under Guldsnit, runde Hjorner, ct Tillag
og begge Tekstrekker, en- fin foret Kske, med Kantforsi-
ring Guild paa den indvendige Lederkant af Bindet, og
med to hvide observation-disclosures med Kvaster. - De se1ges
efter Bogstav-Numer.
Kun en- kort Beskrivelse kan her gives af disse elegante-
Sa1mebeger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Mr.. II3

Nopperet franIt Gbagrin bsieligt
2tsberbtnb. Srbet Salmebog I Sub
paa HDggen, meb fpeciel 99ngfel@
Soriirin9 oper ap9gen og pud 5orz
og gdgIiben, meb 4 ganffe fmaa 8ors
pda begge Siber og en- fin Qinie onIs
firing &anter. = pris: 1920.
Mr.. ia
4meritdnIf S9litinb, bBieligt 29s
cerbinb. Orbet 5dlmebog paa Rbg
% Sibe Sub, ct tint 3ors | bet me-
BERT s0iprne paa SorIiOen | Sub
SoIirinQ, ct file &ors | en- Hofette
pda &b9gen, % ct 8adnb runbt om
8inbet. = 9ris: 1920.
Mr.. II6A
@lut tDff &olbeIfinbsf9ber. Srbet
ealme6og paa Rpggen pg forneben
paa SorIiben. st flint &ors meb 9ru@
er / fDmbott SorItring / Sub og
blanft | bet gberite 6ierne, en- fin 2iz
ME omtring &anten, bBieligt 8inb.
Bris: $3.50.
M. I6 B
Canine 8inb Iom 116u, libt for<
Iteqig 6or1iring. = pris: $3.50.
Mr.. III
9enne Sdlmebog er inbbunben eff
ter bet alminbeli9 tenbte engelfzamss
~rifanTte MpnIter nbebinitb Circuit
binbing", Onerfalosbino, ct 8oano
omtring, Gss Rpg. Sprfiff @bagrin.
Serbeles ftert og folibt inb6unben,
meb Orbet Sulmebog | Sub pod
Rhggen, f~orfiret 2inie pda ginoet o9
foret meb 29ber, foa bet er bBjeligt
og it9rtt. = pris: $3.50.
Mr.. II8
Stint mat tiff bbjeli9t 8dlbeifinbss
binb, Orbet Salmebog / Sub paa
3Dggen og Soriiben, ct flint aOrs meb
Sub og bldnt Soriiring f%oropen pad
Toriiben, en- fin 2inie pmtring 3an>
ten, og @uIbsSOriiring %inbpenbig paa
Ronten at 8inbet. = Dr;5: $3.25.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01
STILLINGS
PUBLIC PRINTER
BOSTON MAN WAS NAMED ron
JOB SUPPOSED 70 BE IN WAIT.
ING FOR RICKETTS,. 4

WASHINGTON. There was
general disappointment In Washington
because Oscar ]. Ricketts, was not
named yesterday by President Rooss.
welt as permanent Public Printer.
Charles stiliings. of Boston, has many
friends. but the admirers OF Mr.. Rick.
etts are legion and all desired to see
him promoted.
sf regard him as the best equipped
man in the country for the position
declared Representative 1.ardis, chair.
man of the House Committee on print.
ing, when toldsof the failure of Rick.
ctts to get thejpb. Mr. Landis is on
tbr subcommittee now investigating
the waste at the printery and has been
deeply impressed by the testimony
which Mr.. Ricketts, gave OH the sub.
!ect.
rhsnsw Public Printer takes charge
Of his Office to-day.
II is believed that he Will retain Mr.,
Ricketts, In his old position as foreman
-6fthe printing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01
WILL VIII SETTLE Pike STREET QUESTION

grant and the road there is but thirty.
feet in width.
A fifty foot street would encroach
upon the yard as it now stands some
seven or eight feet and they think they
are conceding plenty in giving the
amount mentioned. There seems TO
be no doubt but that the remaining
land owners below will contribute the
required land and although thorough
canvass has not heretofore been made
by the city no more trouble lis antici-
pated.
The track has been laid some hun.
dred feet down the thoroughfare on
the outside but when definite action was
taken this morning construction was
stopped until the result of the coun-
ellis move becomes known. The small
rails were on the ground and ready to
lie put in place but 1t now seems that
the higher ones will be returned by to.
morrow. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01
eleAMY ALLEeED
Against Man Who Was to Have
Welded Wayne. w. Va,
Belle To-day.

WAYNE, w. Va. Nov. 1.--Aftef Sc
curing marriage license to wed Miss
Henrietta Smithers. one Of the most
prominent young women OF this coun.
ty, Henry Jacobs, who. 1t is alleged,
is already the husband of two wives.
discovered that officers from Ports
mouth. Ohio. are on his trail and has
fed the State to avoid arrest. Jacobs
removed to this place and entered into
the mercantile business number OF
months ago. Although his nair is
partly sprinkled with gray from old
age, he ardently wooed and won Miss
Smithers. one OF the bellies of this
region. They were to have been mar.
ried to-day at the brides home. but
after Jacobs secured marriage Ii.
cense ne heard officers were here to
arrest him for bigamy and at once
fed. leaving $4,000 worth Of proper.
"; II is said that his first wife lived
in Omaha, Neb.. wt..e the second
wife resides in Portsmouth. Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01
MAYOR kiNsEy, DR.. HOWARD
AND MR.. GEORGE pEHoLT CON-
ssTlTuTE COMMITTEE.

At a special meeting of the city
council this morning to consider the
Pike street complication, radical ac-
tion was taken that will settle the mat
ter for good and all. The mayo.
named committee of three. consist
ing of himself, Dr. E. w. Howard and
George DeBolt, to visit property own
ers below Amos and Penick lots and
ascertain il an will agree to give
i,erough land to guarantee forty-five
foot street to the corporation limits.
A member Of the Amos family stated
this morning that all they could af-
ford to give from their lot was some
twelve or thirteen feet and this would
he enough to give forty:ive foot
street. Their lot is an old. turnpike
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01

trial Company were practically at a
standstill.
Another great drawback to the de.
yelopment of the company's holdings
was the delay in building the railroad
switch into the proposition. Litiga.
tiun over rights of way at the mouth OF
Hickman's run was the principal cause
OF the delay. The B. and o. had to
lcross the Wabash line in order to go
up the valley and thereby hung tale.
All that difficulty finally gave way.
however. and the switch will now soon
be completed. -
1t may seem little strange that
the company would dispose Of its hold:
ings Just as 1t was seemingly getting
in shape for development. but taohe
on the irside are well satisfied with con.
ditions and realize that under existing
circumstances 1t is better in every way
to dispose of the holdings.
The New Company.
The Monongahela Industrial Com.
pany Is something OF a mystery as yet
and newest Nrsintsan Is not at ITO.
erty toftell many things which would
pe most gratiiyihg news 10 lhe resi-
dents -of. TINS city. & we wish-we could
90 SO; nothins could give us more
pleasure nut the new company can
MOI anord TO publish TO the world It's
plans 1qsl yet: suhce IT 70 say that
with a capitalization OF ssoo,ooo. with
about twenty men OF unauestioned n.
nancial standing with plans, which IT
pubhshed, would set the Guys popuia'
ton In a whirl and make other West
Virginia cities green with envy, our
people can rest assured 'nat .nere WIN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01
ENDED IN MURDER.
Labor Troubles at Panther culml.
mated In the KILLING Of Mine
Superintendent.

- PANTHER. w. va, : NOT BE.
cause they had been discharged for
creating sentiment in favor OF or
ganization among the miners Of the
Black Diamond mines. near here,
Henry swartz and Earl Passmore set
upon and murdered John Hines, su,
perintendent of the mines. Hines
was returning 10 his home from the
mines when suddenly swartz and
Passmore attacked hima and after ours.
ing him and robbing. him Of all his
money and valuables, struca him
down with clubs and then pierced
his. heart with knives Although ter
ribly wounded, Hines was conscious
long enough to tell persons who
found him half an hour later that
swarts and Passmore had assaulted
him.
Immediately a posse of miners was
organized and commenced securing
the woods in search Of the perpetra
tors or the crime. II captured they
VIII probably be lynched, as feeling
AGAINST them is very high.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01
GILBERT HOLMAN
DIED EARLY TO-DAY
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN PASSED
AWAY THIS MORNING AT
HIS HOME.

Gilbert Holman. one of Marion
county's best known. most highly es.
teemed and most public spirited citi.
zens, died at five O'Clock this morn
ing. at his home near Colfax. of ty.
phoid pneumonia. He had been Ill
about three weeks.
Mr.. Holman was d lifelong resi-
dent Of this county, having been born
at Valley Falls, 4s years ago. octo-
Der 20. 1890, he married 'Lenora Mus.
grave. OF Winfield district, the cere-
mony being performed at Fairmont
by the Rev. R. B. Whitehead.
Z, Mr.. Holman was a farmer by occupa.
,tion and had owned and operated the
Colfax farm several years. or late
years, however. he had been spending
the winter season with his family at
town residence on High street. Mr..
Holman took great interest in coun-
ty affairs, and was always to be found
well informed on and watchful of mat
ters pertaining to its interests. In
1904 he was elected County Assessor
for the Eastern district, and had
served in that capacity since Janu.
airy l. of the present year.
Mr.. Holman's parents are both
dead. His father was former Sheriff
Isaac Holman. of this county. His
wife survives, as do two sons, Lucian
and Isaac. the elder of, whom is IL
years OF age. He also leaves two sis
ters, Mrs. Joshua Shaw, of Fairmont
and Mrs. ]. B. Reynolds, of Ham
mond, and two brothers, Samuel Hol
man, of Fairmont, and w. Scott Hol
man. Of Renoya, Pa.
The funeral will be held at the resi-
dence, on Friday at one o'clock
The burial will be in the family plo,
at Maple Grove. Mr.. Holman was a
member Of Palatine Lodge No. 81
1. o. o. F.. and the Odd Fellows will
have charge of the funeral services
Mr.. Holman was also a member oi
Fairmont Lodge No. IL, A. o. u. w.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01
HE KNEW FOUR DAYS BEFORE
THE ANNOUNCEMENT WHAT
THE cZAR WAS GOING
TO DO.

WASHINGTON, Nov. President
Roosevelt was informed that Czar Mich
olas would grant Russia constitution
four days before the news was given to
the world. On the evening of Octo-
ber &c. Just before the President left
New Orlens to board the boat that was
to take him to the cruiser West yir-
ginia, he received cipher dispatch
from high official in the State De
partment which outlined the pro
gramme, precisely as 1t was carried
out in st. Petersburg on the Both inst.
The President at once sent reply to
the author of the message expressing
his intense qualification over the good
news, and voicing the hope that the
move would result. in lasting happiness
and prosperity for the Russian people.
Since the. publication Of the Cars
orders, the President has given his
views on the subject to number of
persons and to all of them has ex-
pressed the belief that the Russians
will use their new liberties wisely and
sanely.
"The President believes" " said one
Of the gentlemen to whom he spoke on
the subject, that the lessons taught
by the Fench win prove Of inestimable
value to the Russians. He is conf.
| dent that they will not become drunk
x.ffb fhefr nov, lfi,arfv like fl,e French
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-01
KILLED HIS MAN.
Police Officer ATTACKED by owner Q,
Dog He Kicked, Returns
Fire and Kills.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Nov. l.
Policeman Jonn Upton, of Catletts-
burg, KY. attempted to separate two
dogs fighting in the streets of that
city. this evening. The officer kicked
sone of the CANNES who belonged to
Jacob Crother, well-to-do citizen.
sCrother Instantly whipped out pistol
and opened fire on the officer, who
in return fred three shots, shooting
Crother to death. Tipton is one of
the Oldest officers in the city.