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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
WEEKLY 6 RoP BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending Monday, June
g, 1so5-75The Weather and Crop
Conditions. e ~

Cloudy and showery weather pre-.
vailed during the greater part of the
week. The week was cooler than the
previous one, a temperature of 80 de.
sgrees being reached only one day;
ION other days, the maxlma ranged
from 4 70 ITO / 81 degrees. The mini.
mum temp ratures ranged from go to
% degrees. Fairly good showers fell
nearly every day. Sunday was the
only clear day: The mean temperature
for the week was about normal, and
the rainfall was in excess. The sun.
shine was decidedly deficient.
The rainy weather during the week
was very adorable for farm work.
but It was: favorable for the growth Of
all crops Corn is getting weedy, cul.
stiyation having been delayed by wet
weather but the warm nights have
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28


sr u n toes lools very fine; gap:
|n Z " 4 NOS all fallen o.: w. pas
Ley !lS Week very vet some dams
age 70 Corn fields; wheat will be a
tinles crop; oats doing very well; po 5t
to- crop looks very favorable; garden
truck doing well; apples Will be some.
what scarce,-s. w. White.
alarion:s Too wet for farming on
erations; heavy rain storm Goth wash.
ed corn fields and blew some wheat
down; oats, grass and meadows doing
nicely; apples and peaches half crop.
q. Tenant.
Marshall: Weel; very wet; farm
work at: stand.shll; wheat and oats
very much lodged; pastures very
good.-J: E. Mccleary.
Alonongalia: This has been a wet
week; Vegetation making rapid growth:
wheat is very good and will be cut
next week; apples failing badly;
fruit will be scarce.-Geo. w. Laish.
ley.
Preston: Rainy; wheat and hay
good crops; oats showing some rust:
corn and potatoes making good
growth. buckwheat sowing delayed
IT. B. Taylor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
been favorable for rapid growth, which

- O. = "a . .
been favorable for rapid growth, which
has been marked. Potatoes are grow
Ing well with prospect of a good yield.
Clover harvest has been retarded by
wet weather. Wheat and rye are
ripening in northern section, and some
is being cut in the southern section.
Oats are lodging and rusting to some
extent, but there will be good crop.
Buckwheat sowing has been delayed.
Meadows and pastures are improving,
and stock is in good condition; mead.
ows will make a fair crop. Gardens
are doing well. Apples are falling to
some extent, but will make about a
half crop; berries will be plentiful.
Sunshine is now needed.
Extracts From Correspondents Re-
ports-Northern Section.
Barbour: Continued wet weather
prevents working corn; meadows and
oats doing well; wheat ripening; har.
vest will commence next week; rasp.
berries ripening,-J. D. Dadisman.
Harrison: Too wet for cultivation
of crops; meadows improving; wheat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
eossls,5 81 q as sTAog,.I.

new Product fis Ito he given
Runnlng FOR On e next season. 4 3
Il is sail thar next season the shu.
perts will coatrol IL attractions.
George obeF win play one Of the
prominent roles in the Western col.
lege Widow" company.
Miss Louella Smith. the daughter
ofthe late Mark Smith, is to play the
part Of the milliner In the Eastern
County Chairman company.
The Prince Of Pllsenn has passed
Its two hundredth performance In
Boston, and in honor of the occasion
over 1000 stems were given away, 1
A Charles Frohman has secured ''The
Heart of the Sparrow, the most sue.
cessfnl comedy Of recent years in
Paris. He Will produce 1t iii London
in september.
Emma Carus. who has been playing
In the barlesque when we Were For.
ty:one," lately married her manager,
Harry J. Eyerall. b
Renee Davis, soubrette Of the
Comm Thro' the Rye company,
makes her entrance In the piece Of q
pure-white bucking broncho, some.
thing new under the theatrical sun.
Genevieve Day, who has appeared
in several musical pieces in New
York as prima donna, will sing in the
role Of omee-o mi in 1.-THE sho.Gun.'ti
Others in the cast are John E. Hen.
shaw, Agnes. Cain Brown and May
Ten Brock.
: It Is said that every girl and man
in the chorus of George M. Cohan's
pieces is in line for promotion, con.
sequently all are on their mettle to
do their best. Eight of them have
been taken from the ranks and given
responsible positions for the coming
season. ) p
A Feature Of THE Bell OF Avenue
A." which will serve as q vehicle for
Miss Ellie Fay's startling tour next
season, Is an American pony ballet OF
dance sololsts Some twenty girls in
appropriate costumes do dance OF
the period, ranging from the early
Indian White Buffalo dance to our
own conventional waltz.
Rose Coshlan is to appear as a
stock star in New York, beginning
with a revival of "Forget.AIe-Not.", ].
H. >Gilmour has been engaged to ap,
pear with her in the play. She will
also be seen at Paula in "The Second
Mrs. Tanqueray," and is considering
the production during the regular sea.
son of a play by her brother, the late
Charles Coghlan, entitled "Noblesse
obllge."
Carol McComas. who will play the
principal boy part in "The Pearl and
the Pumpkin" is a daughter Of Judge
McComas, of Los Angeles, Cal. She
made her debut four years ago as a
whistler, and then entered musical
comedy, playing prominent part in
THE Millionaire Lastiyear she went
to London and appeared in vaudeville
as a whistler, afterwards going to
South! Africa and Australia, where
she made great hit. Taylor Gran.
Vile, who will play Joe Miller in the
same piece, made a success last sea.
son as the one.legged boy In "Mrs.
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WRITE liI:Tl US A LETTER

Z Put aside all timidlty and write us
freely and frankly, in strictest cont.
Z dence, telling us all your symptoms
gSaud troubles We will send free advice
Z Tin Splain, scaled envclope), how 10
!. cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
i;Chattanooga, Tenn. Z; "a 4; ~:
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= SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN.

IN my womb and ovn,ies,n writes Mrs.
Naomi Bake, Of Webster Groves. Mo.
also In my right and left sides, and
my menses were very painful and
irregular. Since taking Cardui. /
rec! like o new woman, and do not
snher as l. did. It Is the best mcdi-t
cine I ever had In my house. ~ =,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Springfield o. Speeial-A mob very
similar Co one year ago. which lynch
cd the negro Dixon and burned several
dives. is conrreeatinE with ayowei pure
pose az burning a resort run by Joseph
kempier Nearly a dozen Arrests ot sus-
piciously acting persons have been
made bv detectives The square ia
which Kemplor's place is located is be-
ing patrollei hy police.
AT ~ o'clock Monday night the front
and rear 90 the saloon are closely
guarded by police. as are the entrances
fo Columbia street az Forest and Water
streets Every street corner in the vie
entity is filled by molly crowd. await
ing the appearance az a mob 90 burn
the saloon Tn an. nearly dozen ar
rests have been made for safe keep
ing and at 81 o'clock. the police are
confident they have complete control
of The situation
The report that two large crowds
FROM the West End are now ConEregat
ing SD uptown saloons with the avow-
cd purpose 90 setting fire 90 the saloon
serves ro keep the crowds as near the
place as the police viii permit The
movement 40 this time IS admitted On
De almost Identical with that 90 year
ago. although the police are hetetr pre-
pared 90 prevent a disturbance than
they were then.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
Going Cunning.
BY Kate Thorn.


does 20, know what else 10 O" Win "'
tVATt he Cunning :. from n.
w Is must be nom 'n
t. Il takes him nan o~S "
all his n Q
kSH.s9 his first A gun Is nNe TS.~
tinke Il az
house
q lest oea
on ms
lOoserson that he wishes uS
vaups With the ar Of one "'o SN' " WINS
and how upright and saan
: ANYTHING RON
The wSShoo
have s.
ahs asked
cunning IN fhese ha'ln
q little Its are
to let ours un1e-
through
scratches his face Nth ne sSes & ,s Si
he chain and gets paSlerea
saws Ee cunning Is
xrcAr riousf To-
BY he behind tree ard ~rle
TIE last nut he IS ever % or~0N '
s-ee ehsSer o~e- or summers other
on mad better
sung sn5 tired TIE youur cunning
4 an he
al uunches them
VIII the AaToadaoks next summer Tor 1n0n
And and captures very con
Earnrfiv o
Pc braces ane Whistles
OF @
hs tells his friends had an
that night rs
that Wild meat always makes
To- friend 20 rest and recruit Pc
be- that b.
Er and yesterdays 70 D able ~ do~n without
me
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
Leans 20 Russia.

St Petersburg. by Cahle.-Euporo
Williams speech az Taneier ans pros
pcc,ive developments thercfram en-
gross the attention of the Russian
newspaper almost to the exclusion OF
PEACE discussion Her treaty relations
with France and thc friendly attitude
OF Germany during The war place Rus
sian i'm am awkward position. Never
thclcss the difficulties nf uOl .-- fur
ther loans in France and the absence
90 assistance Cn which until r.rently.
Russia az least had Va-lcly .r-rtcd.
incline the scales somewhat ll favor
~ The western neigh lor. whose 1encv-
client neutrality and frontier pledge
enabled Russia 90 place in tho held a
MancAurian army So Wei supplied
with artillery.
"ENpectcdiy." The Russo Says. "a
grouping az powers in Weston Eu-
rope has begun. and perhaps wc are
on the eve 90 great dcvclopm cents in
international events
The Novoe Nremya secs in rle Ger
man Emperor supposed pleasure
trips 90 Jerusalem. Constan-inople.
and Taneier q fixed plan % uphold
Turkey be- Morocco and create Mus
sulman peril. which is Germany 8
answer Go Great Briiain's yellow per-
n" The paper expresses The belief
that 10 VIII result in Strengthening the
bond between Great Britain and
France. the emtitterment OF rhe feel
ing between France and Germany
and increased ornaments. bu- --o-e is
40 possibility az war since Berlin fully
comprchends the madness OF conflict
with Great Britain and France allied
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Augusta. Ca. Special-A special from
Branchville. :. c. 20 The Chronicle
says: The worst wreck that has occur
red on this division OF the Southern
Railway I'm many years happened sun
day morning about o'clock a feY
miles below B-anchville near a small
lumber station called Badham The
through freight from Columbia 10
Charleston and the fast passenger train
from Charleston 90 Columbia ran into
each other az the above named point
There was a very dense fox az the
time. IL is reported that Fre.Eht En-
gineer Reeds watch was 80 minutes
slow. and that this was the direct
cause OF the wreck So far. fou- are
known 10 be killed outright as follows.
Tom Cotton. engineer on passenger
and one Of the oldest men in the ser
vice. Contons body is mashed into an
almost unacceptable mass. with one
arm cut of. the hand o. which Is still
grasping the emergency krake
Another white man named stokes.
brakeman. is killed. and also two me-
gro brakemen. Adams and stephens.
Freneht Engineer Arthur Reel has
both legs broken. besides severe inter-
nal injuries. and cannot possibly live
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
prnt.sts Bate Of Exchanne.

Mexico City. Special. cagtiOEs
have been taken by the government
and the large banks TO prevent sharp
rise in exchange as the result OF the
speculative movement. believed 20 have
been planned 10 take place just as the
new monetary systesn goes into effect
That something OF the sort would be
attempted. was foreseen some months
ago. IL is said that there has been
extensive buying OF exchange at the
present low rate in the hope OF sharp
advance. one OF the largest banks has
refused 10 sell exchange 10 brokers ana
private bankers. and has merely met
the demands OF commercial houses
II Is the purpose OF the government to
make the transition 20 the new sys-
tenn as early as possible
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
BY Hugh De SelinCOurt-

cold STORAGE eggs. which were deadly
errlczire ana had 20 BE handled wl-h
car. brought -airy cents.
Tie people Eot together and remon-
vt-a-es with che hens. but Do did 10
good. Finally a. arbitration commit
Tee 7alced "a the hens and tried %
perz-z1e skem 20 90 back - Eork-
The ar1l-r ration committee pointed oct
tha- ouly the rlch could AFFORD 20 eat
e9rz. 51r the hens refused 20 return
- u0rk. The arbitration committee
then told - hens that = they per
zlste1 .n the strlks rhey ~ould bring
race suicide Cd rtemse.yes-
Thea q Eise Old hen arose and
spoke a. follows.
In the spripg wnen us hens vish
70 git the people eve as pOrcclzi
to0rkroos 20 sit on II porcelain
coorEn0bs are as good a. eggs "a
sit or. chey ought % be a. good %
eat a. eggs. Tell the people 70 "a,
porcelain door knobs.
TIE arbitration commute ccule no'
anz~eE tnls argument. and ceDar,e-
81 tears.
Morsl-Deceit vii come home L
rooet-BOstoa Post.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

IN London railway stations blaze
coverca boards are provided. on which
letters or kilograms addressed 10 pas
sengers may be displayed.
Tie new British ocean-going torpedo
boat Lestroyers are 20 be fitted Eos oil
fuel and they viii be sufficiently arm
Cd ~ act as small cruisiers
The British House q Lords. as a
court ~ ultimate appeal has decided
that vagucness IN the oppression 81 a
test2tor's desire that beGuests should
pass 10 uasPecited charities. OF 10
charities 90 De- selected by his trustees
make a viii inyalid. The charities Of
the city q Dundee. Scotland. lose $500
600 Dy the decision.
Thomas j. Corners. financial man
for Armour & Co. was arrested and
put under bail In Chicago on the charge
OF having attemped 10 influence John
=. Shields. a witness in the Bee:
Trust" inquiry.
The Board Of Foreign Missions vot-
ed on the acceptance or rejection 81
Nr. John ID. Rockefeller's 500. OOc gift
and 4 Is said that the decision was 70
accept
Bat Nasters0n. former bad man
Of The West. qualified as United States
deputy marshal In New York.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Pad fathers are rare smong birds.
Usually the male rivals bis mate in
love for their children. The carrier
pl1eo1--in fact. 80 DO nearly ali
blrds--feeds his mate while she Ia On
the nest More than that. the crow.
the most dismal o. az birds. often sits
Oh TIE ezgs 10 the nest Ia order that
Mr.. Crow may have an hour or 80
u relaxation and gossip among the
other Mrs.. Cross 81 her acquaintance.
The blue msrten. the biack-coated
guH. the great blue heron and the
black yultuTe al DO the ssne.--Louls-
vile Post.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
Girl Dies From Morphine.

Norfolk. Va. Special.-Edith Turner.
% years old. who came here from Sa-
vannah. Ga. and had been living I'M
der the name Of Edith Anderson. died
suddenly from the effects OF morphine
The girl had recently received tel
egram announcing the death Of a sis
ter in Savannah. and swallowed a NOR
phlne powder She was found uncon-
sciOus In her room but physicians re-
vlved her until she could talk. Her
recovery seemed certain but as a pre-
caution. the girl was taken TO St Vim
cents Hospital. While the doctors
we're working with her with seemingly
good results. she died. The body Is
being held. pending instructions from
her people Ia Savannah.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Philadelphia. Specially the action
OF the soft coal operators Of Central
Pennsylvania. who had a meeting here
Saturday. the threatened strike ~ the
bituminous miners has been arerted.
The operators. In secret session decided
% grant the demands of the men by
renewing the wage scale ia e4ect last
year the basis 90 which is 81 cents a
ton for pick mining. 4 mceJns 90 the
Joint scale committee OF operators and
miners Will DC held at Altoona next
Tuesday. when the schedule VIII be
adopted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
CHANGE IN CANAL COMMISSION
The Other Four Were Named 10 Com
ply With the Law Requiring Ap-
pointnent Of Seven and viii Draw
Much Lower Salaries Than the 9th
ers.

Washington. Specialize President
has carried out his plans for the re-
organization OF the Isthmian canal
commission. as TO the personnel aad
business methods. generally on the line
OF the legislation he suggested to
Congress at the last session which fail
ed in the crush OF business in the
closing hours. Monday. within half
an hour afte- the Presidents departure
from Washington. Secreatry Taft. d.
reCtly in charge OF canal matters. made
public the personnel OF the new COM
mission and the division OF duties
among them. Only one member Of the
old commission was reappointed. Ben
,amin NJ HarrOd. Otherwise the COM
mission is new from top 20 bottom. for
there lis r top and bottom and con-
siderable difference between the func-
tions and pay OF the commissioners.
Finding he was obliged legally 20 ap-
point seven commi ssiOners the Pres
idCnt did SO. but ne carried out his
own plan by making three of them
practically the commission. The other
four. though bearing the title 90 COM
missioners. not only receive much low
OF compensation. but are assigned 10
much smaller fields OF activity The
President has also carried out his
scheme OF dividing mp the work OK
canal building among the commission
f ers. SO that. nominally acting as body
on stated occasions each individual
member would operate in a special
field The head OF the COMMISSION is a
trained railway president. chosen Tor
his administrative ability I'm the fnan-
cial and purchasing field. tho new gov
ernor 90 the zone is "a lawyer Who also
has had 90 DO with state affairs the
engineer commissioner already IS
known for his ability in the execution
o. the practical work ~ canal Cutting
The other members OF the commission
are placed to comply With the law as
90 tho number Of commissioners. bu'
are men of high ability as hydraulic
engineers Secretary Taft told them
today that they were expected 90 show
results and that IS said 90 be the key
note 90 the Presidents action.
The personnel 90 the new commits
sion is as follows. Theodore =. Shonts
hartman. Charles =. Nagoon govern
or of tho canal zone. Rear Admiral VI
n. Enticott O.. s y. Brigadier Gen
crai Peter q. Hans e. = a. retired
Colonel Oswald st. Ernst. corps 90 cn
Eincers T. s. A.. Benjamin VI. Harrod
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
Mrs. Hiu Reaches washington.

Washington. Spe. ial-The special car
bearing James j Hill. president 90 the
Great Northern. and Nrs. Hil. who is
sd. reached here Monday Afternoon from
Jokyirs Island Ca. attached 90 The
regular Florida and New York limited.
ON the Seaboard Air Line q special
train was made up az once. and the
car started 90 IT'S destination Lake
wood y. j.. over the Pennsylvania
road. Nr Hill stated that Mrs. Hlll had
torn the trip well and was somewhat
improved.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
cosr Ct the War

!. IS Obvious that q var cp-l-e-~-
rvrtsn % such magnitude e
g. ia ne East must be terribly cc@-
:, Fro-n TIE lztest o1cll figures
- out IN Russia & appears mat
- cars Governmeut has spent, ~
90 .he end q lsos. over $500 y'l.v.''-
-. IS q course. exclusive o. re
So.s represented BY her feet ~a-en y
-. q acton and b. the art---eIs'
wt,{rb mas been captured b. me Sap--
80 These two items have DeeN
,---s-rzts6 Ia round figures a. 49,
90 o,(.e. - thzt the cost u the ~AT
81 Ru~sls. has been practically St,SlF'-
zoe p,er week since the var began
As regards the expenditure ~ me
r.r,anase she MikzcO's hIarcleft
49, calculated that 10 March 81 q
49, xezr The war Nil have cost. IN
r8udiux iuitizl outlsys. tzss.ooo.o9t 81
g go 90 q week On THIS basls y
.-Eft he seen that the war has cost
An twelve rnootks over tSZS.l'y. vy'-
Tae sosaa cost 20 this country 81 TIE
60, African war, II Nil Be remen-
1.~red Vas estimated a. Sl.A4gtD's-
ssoo u Is fairy safe 70 assume tnai
4.,r SO long as the present SiTugsie
lasts ne expenditure vi confiooe
Co ..ouefhsax like the same gigantic
xrzle. ssraining the resources q Ootn
<-ountrIes TO the utnost
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
Eear. Lass q ws-knen..

81 Petersburg. 81 Cabie-A dis
patch from Gen Linevitch says. NO
chance in the situation. The enemy
IS -.s..aylng activity east of the rail-
roa1 4 telegram from Gunshu Pass
says Cen. Linevitch has forbidden the
Inhabitants 81 Hardin with the excep-
tior - women and children. 70 leave
witn0lf special permits fearing the
town may be denuded o. workmen-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Newport News. SpeciaL-Cap-ain
Onra-la. % the Spanish steamship
Nirr+n. New Orleans 10 Bcless. was
placea under $500 bond charged with
peru .--lrg TWO alien sailors. a Turk
and az Armenian. a2ictel with ira
chCu1. ro escape from the ship The
men we've on board &C New Orleans.
bur r-c captain could NOT produce
then -0on demand OF local customs
cE1r-atz
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
RevoIutIonists Raided.

Warsaw. SDecial.-A strong body Of
police. aided by two companies OF in
fantry. Monday night made thorough
search Of Viola. a suburb Of this city.
chiefly inhabited by criminals. revolu-
tionarles and suspected persons. The
police seized quantities. OF revolution
airy pamphlets and manifestos and re
volvers and cartridges. and arrested
81 persons. The search occupied the
whole OF the night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Washington. Special-Hal-ien 1---
is-er Lesser has received cables --,l
from the President az Haiti ccrt.a-
dieting the cableErau - NJ mister Pow
cn stating that serious trouble .s .-l-
penLs1E ln Haiti and thai Be- is lo- be-
f-l whether the authorities can main
tain peace and order CA March 81 ard
April q According 90 Minister Leg
er's ctviccs. the country ls quiet a-l
there is ro fear 70 an uprising -.e
law concerning the Syrians is being
executed peacefully and The govern
meut can maintain order.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Memphis Specialize southern
Baptist Press Association. after three
days session. has adjourned Onicers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows. President. DR. T. j. Barton.
editor OF The Mississippi Baptist. sec
rotary and treasurer. DR.. +. r Folk,
editor OF The Baptist and Reflector.
Nashville. Tenn. Tie selection OF the
next meeting place was left 10 the ex-
ecutive committee. II Is probable next
years meeting will be held in Florida
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

ST. Petersburg. BY Cable.--Reports
from many places throughout Russia,
Including Tyer. Borissoff and Sisran.
show that employees of warehouses and
shops are again demanding shorter
hours and more wages. There mas
been a general strike OF shop assist
ants at Samara and Irkutsk.
According TO the Russky Slovo. six
" workmen In a factory at LODI have
been poisoned and 2S are in a critical
condition. II Is supposed that strikers
are responsible for the affsir.