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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30
City Ordinance.

d. City Council Of the City Of
Fion. ny. DO ordain as follows:
Fhai sidewalks be built on the south
\ Of Popular street abutting the
|pcrty Of Mrs. NJ. Z. Hodge and
q II. Paris. said walks 10 be- built
full length Of such lots fronting
abutting on the south side Of said
kcL
va walks are 10 be- built u pinch
planks laid on iSi pieces four feet
~. and shall be- four feet vide. III,
le 10 be- done In a good and work.
like manner. Said walks are "a
completed within sixty days after
passage and publication Of this ord.
bcc and II said walks are not com.
81 within said period u sixty days,
city marshal will advertise Tor ten
for sealed bids 20 complete said
~ required by this orlinanc,
let he contract 20 have said walk
10 the loves, bidder. and the tx.
y Of putting down said walks. 4
under contract with the marshal
ercin provided. shall become a lien
said property as provided by III,
Htcr u said city In such case mad,
j provided.
ASscd and approved June -. 1876.
j. " Blue. Mayor.
BouRiANp. City Clerk.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30
City Ordinance.

The City Council of the City Of
Marion, KY, do ordain as follows:
That sidewalk be built on the east
side of Clark street abutting the resi-.
dence lot and vacant lot south of same
of J. w. Wilson, also the residence LOT
of Jno. A. Moore, the walk abutting
said Wilson lots to begin at East Depot
street at the northwest corner of said
Wilson'S residence lot and extending
south to the north line of Jno. A.
Moore's lot, and said walk abutting on
said Moore's lot to begin at the south
line of j. w. Wilson's lot and extend
south to the south line of said Moore s
residence lot.
Said walks are to be built of Pinch
oak planks laid on Aka pieces four feet
apart and four feet wide, the whole
TO be done in a good and workman-like
manner. Said walks are to be com
pleted within sixty (6O days after the
passage and publication of this ordi-
nance, and if said walks are not COM
pleted within said period of sixty days,
the city marshal will advertise for ten
(l0) days for sealed bids TO complete
said walks as required by this ordinance
and let the contract to have said walks
built to the lowest bidder, and the ex-
pense Of putting down said walks, If
done under contract with the marshal
as herein provided, shall become a lien
upon said property as provided by the
charter Of said city in such case made
and provided
Passed and approved June 20, 1905.
j. W. BLUE, Mayor.
j. c. BoURLAND, City Clerk.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30
City Ordinance.

p City Council u the City Of
un. ny. DO ordaIn a. follows.
bat sidewalks be- built on the east
II Kcyil street abuiting the prop.
\ ~ J. u. kcvl. Mn. W. T Carlos.
J. e. Kingston. J. 6. Asher. Mr..
Perkins. VIM. Hickln and J..
Lamb. said walks % be- built th,
length of such lots fronting and
|iing on the EAST side u said street.
- walks are a. be- built u 2.inch
blanks laid on iNi pieces four feet
fi. and shall be- four feet wide. N,
" to be- done IN a good and work
Hike manner. SAID walks are Z,
pmplctcd within sixty days after
passage and publication of this ord
r.. and " said walks are not com.
II within said period of sixty days,
Eity marshal will advertise Tor ter
Tor sealed bids To complete sal,
as required by this ordinance an,
b. contract Co have said walk.
% the lowest bidder. and the cx
n putting down said walks. Il
under contract with the marsha
rcin provided. shall become licr
said property a. provided by III,
"r ~ said city In such ease mad,
4 provided.
,c,i and approved June I'D, l9Oi.
J " BLUE. lR.. Mayor
buyElANp. City Clerk.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30
Notice.

Sunday School County Convention Is
TO be held at old Pincy Fork church on
Tuesday, July Is, 1905. Everybody Is
most earnestly asked 20 attend this
convention, Sunday nools will please
come and let US all sing. talk and plan
Tor better work In the future. Bring
all Of your family, bring your preacher,
bring your basket full up to the handle.
Don't forget the date.
Yours Tor a good convention.
Il. NJ. FRANKS.
County President.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30

Remember that never under any cir.
cumsianccs do We sacrifice quality in
order to quote little prices. but buy the
hes, and give it 90 you at lowest cash
prices. {. 4. LoYp. Frcionia. ~.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30

We ask you when you are interested
10 see our line Of mems pants and get
our prices before you buy.
c. b. LoYD, Fredonia, Ky.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
A MILLION DOLLARS TO BE
SPENT HERE BY ONE COMPANY.
CHANGED CLOTHES
AND ALSO LOCATION DID ABE
FRIEDMAN SATURDAY NIGHT
WANTED AT cLARKssuRo.

Abe Friedman his disappeared. He
has been searched for high and low
hut so far no trace has been discov,
cred OF him since he slipped out OF
the clutches of the Clarksburg con
stable Saturday night.
As recorded in Saturdays wes,
virginian a Clarasburg constable
came here that day looking for Fried.
man on the charge Of failing TO pay
a board bill, and as further intimated
there was something behind the
board bill charge. What the some.
thing is tie officers are unwilling to
have given out yet. While It does
not appear to the ordinary layman
such heinous crime It is consider.
able OF an offense in the eye OF the
law and coupled with Friedman's
spectacular performance OF .'flewing
the coop" Saturday night. III likely
to cost him a pretty penny to square.
OF course what the Clarksburg
constable wanted Saturday was to
get Friedman in Clarksburg. For
two hours or more the argument as
to whether he had to go or not was
carried on before Magistrate Amos,
The preponderance of the legal opln-
ion was against Friedman, though,
one lawyer advised him to shoot be-
fore submitting to being taken. Fried.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
FIELDS
OF THIS STATE OTHERS WILL
WILL BE VISITED BY STAND: !
ARD OFFICIALS. u

~ OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 16.--A party OF
Standard Oil Company officials headed
by Henry H. Rogers, John D. Area.
bold and Daniel o'Day arrived from
New York yesterday and left on spe-
ciai train for Pittsburg this morning
on tour of inspection through the
oil fields of West Virginia and Ohio,
Indiana, Kansas and Indian Territory.
The party was joined here by JOS
enh seep. OF the purchasing agency;
C,sN. Payne, general manager Of the
Pipe Line; R. L. Donnelly, general
manager Of the Ohio Company; q. 8.
Strong, head of the gas interests and
III. Carter. head of the company's in
terests in West Virginia. /,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
lsiNeLE.HANDEo
HE KILLS THREE.
West Virginia Clerk Mows Down
Attacking Italians-used Re-
= voiver From Train.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Oct. 1e.-aJohn
Price, aged "a, drug clerk. had a duel
with a band Of Italians at Pawpaw
w. Va, 25 miles east of here, and
Frank Ficco and C. Dalessandro are
dead and Clementa Ronallee is dying
at the hospital here.
= Price had had trouble with one OF
the Aallans six weeks age, and yester
day the man insulted him. Price
knocked the man down, whereupon q
dozen Italians with drawn revolyers
and stilettos drove him from the train
at okonoko.
Price hid in the rear when the train
pulled out, and reaching Pawpaw, he
got revolver and opened fire. The
Italians returned the fire, but Price
was unharmed.S He is in jail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
SHAW WANTS BONDS
Secretary of The Treasury Will Reeommer d
Issue of Sixty Million Dollars To Pay
For Work On Panama Canal
BIG DITCH WILL COST s20O,00o,000

' aaIl lie . III
I WASHINGTON. Oct. 1c. Secretary
of the Treasury Shaw in his coming
annual report will recommend that
bonds be issued to. the amount of six
ty million dollars. running for a pc.
riod Of thirty years, covering the out
lay already made on the Panama
Canal. Congress Will be asked to
pass the necessary Legislation.
Before the canal is completed not
less than s2oo,ooO,oo0 win have been
expended, and It is the opinion of Sec
retary Shaw that for this generation
to pay practically one-third Of the to-
tai is more of a burden than 1t should
bear. BY Issuing bonds for money al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
STATE COURT
WON OUT IN CELEBRATED
+ "cHAiN GANov CASE TAKEN
n UP FROM GEORGIA.

4 WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-Tae Geor.
igia Chain gang" case was decided in
favor in the State of Georgia in the
Supreme Court OF the United States
to-day. Henry Jamison. colored, had
been sent to the chain gang by the
recorders court at Macon. Judge
Spear, of the United States district
court, released the negro on the ground
that the penalty was too severe for SO
trivial an offense.
The Supreme Court of the United
States to-day. by remanding the case
with order to quash the writ and dis
miss the petition, held that the Uni.
ed States Court had no right to inter
fere with. the State court in the mat.
ter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
THIS CITY SELEcTED AS SITE :
FOR MONSTER STEEL Mill
KEEPING HOUSE
WERE a PROMINENT susisEss
MAINLAND. HissPARTNER WHEN
FOUND BY PoLlcE.

Ityoccasioned an. enormous amount
of comment. but very little surprise,
when the news circulated over the
city Saturday night that a certain
proniihent business man and woman
Of ths soiled dove variety had been
caught together in q house in the cen.
trail part Of the city by the police.
Many people have known for some
time, that the pair had been very init.
mate, That they had been living to-
gether or approximately .tnat, in a
house furnished by the man. who is
married and whose wife Is above re
prpach in all respects. When the raid
was made only tnese two were found
butit is rumored that the girls moth
ers sis also residing there. The man
putiup $4,000 for their appearance be
fore the mayor this morning but OF
course this was forfeited.
THE section in which the house is
located is respectable, many nice peo
pie living in the neighborhood and
these are responsible for the informa
stions furnished the police. Now they
claim that there is worse place in
The Immediate vicinity, in which stae
giriss all white, have colored lovers. !
sSsThe inmates Of this house are said
to be women and girls who work al
different places in the city and 'onl,
room there and these black men visi,
them regularly. According to one res
ident they will be run out, too.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
LITTLE kAMAwHA
Senator Elklns Says It will surely Be
. Connected With Coal and
Coke.

PARKERsBURG. W. Va, Oct. 1s.---
Senator Stephen B. Elkins is authority
for: the statement that the Little Ka.
nawha railroad, which is part of the
holdings Of the Little Kanawha syndl,
cate. which mas been discussed SO
much recently in connection with the
Gould and Ramsey troubles. is to be
extended at once to connection with
the Coal and Coke railroad, owned
by Senator Elkins and ex-senator
Henry G. Davis, at Burnsville. n,
Nearly million dollars worth of
work was done on this line before 1t
was abandoned by the Wabash, and it
penetrates some of the richest coal
fields In the State. Senator Elklns
says 1t will be built at once by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com!
pany.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
COULDN'T FIND IT
CITY SOLICITOR WAS UNABLE TO
{ LOCATE ORDINANCE AGAINST
SABBATH vioLAToRs.

aour reverend mayor Is after the
Sabbath yiolators hot and heavy but
1t looks as If he got in bad yesterday,
The Belleyiew extension OF the f. and
C.. Street Railway Company is being
constructed as rapidly as possible and
yesterday Contractor Fuccy had prob
ably twenty-five men working in the
neighbcrhood Of the Second ward
school building.
These men were doing a little grad
ling but for the most part were lower
ling the water and gas lines in order
that they might not interfere with the
road. Water Commissioner Howard
Swisher was experimenting his de
partment while the Gas Company had
theis representatives on the ground
The mayor heard of the work and or
dered Chief Morgan to take the neces
sary steps to get whoever was respon
sible before him at the hour of police
court this morning.
Attorney George NJ. Alexander ap
peared for the parties concerned and
!.
made a motion to set aside the com
plant on the grounds that. the city
had no Jurisdiction in the matter. So
licitor Stanley read several sections
of the ordinances and acts of the Leg.
islature but in the limited time moth.
ing was found, to exactly cover the
case. The mayor continued the hear.
ing until Tuesday morning by which
time the required ordinance should be
found provided one exists. In, the
opinion Of many the charge will have
to be dismissed.
After adjourning the case until to.
morrow morning and comprehendine
the changed aspect of the violation.
the mayor delivered himself as fol.
lows: mo American citizen needs {.
law relative to the holy keeping OF
the Sabbath" Whether this was D
dig at Mr.. Fuccy, the Italian contrac.
tor. who was present, is not known.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16

.f ! q d =
ready expended the hole which has
been eaten into the treasury win be
filed up again and the talk of threat.
ened deficit will disappear for mum.
ber Of years. II win put period to the
discussion of tariff revision from the
standpoint of a needed revenue raiser.
1t is important in one other sense in
the opinion of Secretary Shaw. 1t
will make clear to future generations,
at a glance. what the work has cost.
BY Including the sixty million dollars
in the total of the bonds to be issued
there Will never be any question as to
cost. for the amount Of bonds issued
! will answer that question automati:
cally.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
CHURCH WRECKED.
BY GAS EXPLOSION TO-DAY Al
MckEE's Rocks-JANIToR
!. NARROWLY ESCAPES.

PITTsBURG.. Pa, Oct. 16.-The
First Presbyterian Church building.
situated on Charleroi avenue. Nc.
KEGS Rocks, a suburb Of Pittsburg.
was almost totally demolished Just
before noon today by. an explosion OF
gas. ;Janitor David Leader. while en-
gagged in cleaning, noticed strong
Later he lighted a match and the ex.
odor OF gas and opened the windows.
Later be lighted n match and the ex.
plosion followed. Leader was buried
under the debris. After hope for his
safety had been abandoned. Leader
crawled out from under. but little the
worse for his experience, except
slight burns. The damage will
amount to several thousand dollars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
COURT MARTIAL
HAS BEEN CALLED AND TAeeART
DIVORCE CASE MAY BE
TAKEN UP,

CHICAGO, Ill.,. oct. 1c.-colonel
Duggan, Commander Of the Depart
ment of. the Lakes. United States
army. has called a court martial to
convene Immediately at Fort Sheri-
dan ITO investigate, such charges
against soldiers as may properly be
brought before It." ~ :
No positive Information is obtain,
able from army officers as to cases
that may come before. the court. but
II Is SAID that the sraggart divorce
case may be taken up and possibly
Lieutenant Fortescue who was In.
ivoiyed in the case put,on trial.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
FAKE FRATERNITY
Has Lots Of Fun Taking In Innoeen.
New Members.

MoRGANTowN, Oct. 16.-A fake
fraternity has been, organized at the
university. 1t has a membership of
10 and has an outlandish Greek name
for cognomen. New members are
being initiated almost nightly. New
students are told they are to be taken
into real sure 'nuff frat and are put
through a course of ridiculous stunts
much to the delight and amusement
of the fraternity members. The new
man is made to sing funny songs and
make blood curdling promises. The
limitations takes place In quarters
rented especially for the purpose.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
The Races.

JAMAICA, First Five Half. Dlsob-
dient 6to and L to4 Father Catach.
em, 3 to l, Jacobite, third. Time, 1908.
Second, 1 1.16. Just So 20 to one
and Even oarsman, s to 5, Athlone
third. time, 1:4e.
r JAMAICA, Third race, u mile.
Rusk, first to one and 2 to one.
Consideration. second place, 10 to I.
Handzerra. third. Time. liz As. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
FOURTEEN PEOPLE HURT
In Wreck Between st. Louis and Den.
yer; Today

PUEBLO. Colo, Oct. 3l6.-The west.
bound Missouri Pacific flyer from
ST., Louis to Denver was wrecked at
Sugar City this morning. Fourteen
persons were Injured, ONE Of whom
may die. The three last cars Of the
train. consisting Of two day coaches
and Pullman were thrown into q
ditch by spreading rails. The injured
were placed aboard the remaining
coach and, baggage car and. taken to
Pueblo.s -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
PAUL GILMORE
Makes Big Hit In Captain pebon.
naire' at Altoona, Pa.

Y Il S
Paul Gilmore. who comes to the
Grand Opera House next "Wednesday
played at Altoona. Pa, Saturday, and
the following telegram concerning
his appearance was received here
yesterday:
Altoona, Pa. Oct. IA.
Mgr. Grand Opera House.
Fairmont, w. Va.
Paul Gilmore in Captain Debon-
naire played to capacity matinee and
night, Gorgeous production. splen,
did play and company. You can gnar-
antee your patrons unusual treat
l. c. MISHLEH.
Mgr. 11th Sc Opera House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
/ CITY Hospital.

Mrs. Hubbard Is nursing apatient
at Uniontown
Miss calmer has charge Of case
at shinnston
Little Lee Mister, Of Grafton. was
operated on at the hospital to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Dickerson were
called to Mineral. Virginia, Saturday,
by the serious Illness Of Mrs. Dicker,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16

Miss Minnie Orr has returned from
visit with her sister. Mrs. Jarret
Mccafferty at Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16

Paul Gilmore. Grand Opera House
"Wednesday evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16

Mrs. A. T. Harr Is visiting friends
at Richmond.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-16
The WEATHER.
Cooler To-Nlsht.

WASHINGTON. oct. 1s.-
Forecast for West virsinia
Fair. cooler tonight; Tuesday
fair, cooler in eastern portion
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
JACK TAR'S WAGES
Higher Here Than Those Abroad Or
The AVERAGE Ashore

The variety Of mCth'.lS whereby petty
officers and men in the various udvies, of
the world are conn, uSatrd renders diff
cult any exact comparison Of their It
enumeration. says Il Washington letter to
the New York Tribune. The average cost
of maintenance of enlisted men in the
various Havi"S j. regarded. however. as Il
fair criterion of the financial treatment
afforded them. ndcr the head Of main
t,mnmcc is included pay clothing. food
aud allowances. but even after including
these there il 10 way in which til" i'll
creased pay for length of service. tn"
prospects nr :; pension after II given per-
riod of service. and the education which
enables the enlisted men of the Euvy to
command Increased pay in other occupa-
tioi!> when their terms of service have
aHpr,s can hr expressed in dollars and
cents.
Taking only the ,.nt of maintenance If
AT enlisted man. tho m=liSh Naval and
Military Record of Octuhrr |. makes the
following showing:
Russian Navy. .......... $50
French Navy. ................... 300
f-h"h>h Navy. ........... ............ 'h'
'nitcd States Navy. .............. .Ni.I
Germany. France and Russia have COM
plI>~ry enlistment, short term service
with certain prescribed prriodS i'm tn" re-
serve with pay. varying in amount Ac-
cordiug t., country and circumstances.
Some estimator the pay received hy
men and petty officers in the American
Navy can b" based on the payroll Of II
single hattl">hir. The Maryland. for i'll
stance. one of the ,ltt,t hattlcNhiIs tn 90
into cnmmis>i~n. has 49, enlisted men. of
whom - per ccnt. ar" petty officers. The
lowest wage paid is $40 Il month and the
highest i: ST1.lI Seven receive more
than 80 Il mu!lth: Il more than $40 und
les than so: more than $50 and less
than so: - mrrr than 500 and less
than S,O: y, more than $40 and less than
500: 1874 more than $50 and less thanS4O:
aud $50 NOR" than SO Il meath. No for
"i"n hattleShip compares with that To
cord for til" pay of its enlisted force
and This does not include the extra pay
and allowances such as are received by
Sramrn in charge Of holds. qualified gun
painters. VIII" get from 50 tv so addi-
t;plLl to their regular pay, tn" 81 a
month allowed t. the gun captains and
tn" holders of @o"l-crrduct pins. each of
which entities lis owner to - cents Il
noilth. Th" pay compares NOR" than
fav,rahly with the wages of employees
in ether occupations. when the allow
anccS during an enlistment and the pro-
vision for retirement after thirty years
are taken into consideration and in COM
putting which certain kinds of service
count double. \ man on the retired list
gets thr"r-fnurth> of his active pay. 1t
is entirely lr'>>ihlc-and there are many
instances for enlisted men to obtain
homes and rails" families in greater COM
fort and with better facilities than is the
case with the average w.lgcwork"r in
other lines. even the more expert.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
BUFFINGT0N'S

The continual stream of customers counters
makes continual buying necessary keeping stock fresh and
clean and supplied with the markets latest productions
Pretty things from New York manufacturers and i'm
porters in all Laces Insertions Bands and Corset EN-
broidey small lot of Is pieces val Lace, 25c doz
yards.
Ladies' fancy Collars, Belts and Summer Novelties
among things for July showing.
Job in CorsetsS1.o 90 kind your choice now for only
40 cents.
Second Floor
New arrival of s. & F. Ladies Lawn Wrappers none
beter also the celebrated New York Muslin Underwear
Third Floor
There you will find the latest designs in Champion
Clothes-a long training and experience having resulted
in perfection in fit.
How to dress economically and we'll is the lesson we
teaching if you know where buy the lesson is
soon learned
Two-pece Suits So so to 81 so per sutjust the idea
fol- hot weather.
Outing and vacation Shoes and Oxfo1ts with leather
and rubber soles
Look Bargain Counter Mems odd Suits
many instances at half price.
Boys Suits reduced to 81 so and ST.
Mems Trousers to Is cents
Good Shoes to {" SlOO
Before leaving look stock of Hats and Sum
mer Haberdashery. The chances you will find just
what you want in the way of Shirts Neckwear Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs and Underwear
Groceries
Now is the time for light luncheons Remember our
line of Canned Goods Meats Vegetables, Fruit Pickles.
Olives up by reliable packers and guaranteed the very
best.
National Biscuit Co. Crackers, fresh, in Inner-Sea
packages Fifteen varieties.
Furniture and Carpets
Full and complete New line of Rugs this week Do
you want something cheap to throw down your Mat
ting? 25, IS, 40 so, SO, 75c and 81 90 each.
The great Trading house for Northern Cecil and join
ing counties where goods reliable and prices always
right. Yours
E. r. BURLINGTON g. SONS
RISING SUN, MARYLAND