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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-21
K N APPS
HYMENEAL.
Peugll---Blagg.

Miss Rule Blagg and Chas. Peugh
we're married Sunday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, near this
city. The wedding was very quiet
affair, only the near relatives of the
contracting parties being present.
Rev. W. A. Elkins performed the
ceremony, the bride being attired In
a dark navy blue travelling suit with q
white silk shirt waist. After the
bride and groom had received the
congratulations of their friends and
relatives wedding supper was served.
They we're then driven to the railroad
station in this city where they were
met by party of young friends who
made merry until train 4 arrived, by
showering them with rice and playing
pranks that only newly married peo-
pie are subjected to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peugh then boarded
the train for Condor, near which they
will make their future home on a
wheat ranch owned by the groom.
The bride is daughter Of f. IL.
Blagg and is but recently graduated
from the High School, and the groom
is son of Vim. Peugh, both well
known gentlemen In this city.
Beside the father of the groom and
the immediate family of Miss Blagg,
those present we're; Miss Cora Peugh,
Miss Nettie Peugh, Miss lila Rood,
and Garland Hollowell.
Ehrck-Hull.
W. q. Ehrck, son of Vim. Erhck,
of near this city, and Miss Mae Hull,
teacher at the 0dell school, we're mar
ried last Sunday by the Rev. Troy
Shelley. The wedding was a very
quiet one, only the relatives of the
groom and few friends Of the bride
being present. Mrs. Ehrck's home Is
in Kansas, and after the ceremony and
supper which followed, they came to
this city and took train 6 for the land
of the sunaower, where they will visit
for time.
The many friends of the newly we'd
ded pair we're not to be denied peep
at them, and assembled at the rail-
road station and pelted them with
rice and wished them goodbye and
good luck.
Ira Alcorn, proprietor of the City
Market, made business trip to Port
land Monday.
George Herren, representing the
Armour Refrigerator car lines, was q
visitor at Hood River Tuesday.
DIR. M. A. Jones will spend Christ
mas week in Seattle. During his alb
sence DR.. W. s. Murray will look after
the aching molars Of his patients.
A. r. Upright, right of way man for
the Northern Pcific, was caller at
this Office Tuesday. MIR. Upright re-
ports that nearly all the right Of way
for the new road has been secured,
and he expects the deals still on will
soon be closed up.
The masquerade dance to be given
by Prof. and Mrs. Hoist in the opera
house tomorrow night Is attracting q
good deal Of attention and many have
signified their intention Of taking Il
in. The professor has just pulled of
very successful dance at The Dallel
and expects the one to be given here
will please those who attend.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-21
Congregational Church Programs.

Following is the Christmas program
for the Riverside Congregational
church to be given Saturday evening,
Dec. %, at 80:
Program
Organ voluntary.
Chorus "Let the King Eternal In. "
Prayer by the pastor.
Greeting" Ruth Treiber.
Chorus "lhe Merry Bells. "
Scripture recitation.
Anthem by choir.
Recitation by six beginners.
Recitation, "The Return of Santa
Claus" by Bessie Martin.
Song, "The Angel Chorus" Mrs.
Goves's class.
Recitation. Bethlehem Town."
Mary lreiEor
Lullaby, LIlliar Brock.
Dialogue, "Christmas Choices
Song, "Once Golden Star" pri-
mary class.
Hymn hy congregation, "Joy to the
World. +"
Dialogue, "a Christmas Pastlme. "
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-21
Was EOrtnnate.

A man named Kelly who is foreman
of track laying crew which has been
working through this city recently
failed to notice the approach of
train l one day last week aud had a
narrow escape from being badly in
jured. He was busily engaged at his
work and just happened to step of
the track as the train reached him.
The cylinder of the engine struck
him and knocked him down with
such force as to tear his clothing
badly and shake him up considerably.
He got up and walked away however
apparently none the worse for his
mishap.
Chas. 7 Early want To Pnrtlar
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-21

A sacred concert ON Sunday even
ing will be given as follows;
Voluntary.
Birthday of the King" choir
-Neidlinger.
Scripture, pastoral prayer.
Hymn, congregation, levin
Solo, ooh, | Hear the Glad Song, "
Miss Leila Hershner. levin
Violin Solo, Mr.. McCalley.
Christmas Lullaby, Lillian Brock.
Gabriel
C'rnet solo, "Holy City," Clay
Br ck.
OGeratory, "Nazereth," Mrs. Slet.
tin --Gunod
Reading, selected, Miss Gleason.
"New Born King" Mrs. P. s. Da'
wilson, Il 'Espoir
"Calm Of the Listing Ear, choir,
Ashford
Benediction.
Postlude.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-21
Rebekah Lodge In titnted at Odell.

Wednesday, Dec 13, Hazel Rebekah
Lodge No. l56, was instituted at Odell
by Emma Hibbard, assisted by Mrs.
Frances Morse, Mrs. Nettie Moses
and H. j. Hibbard. The new lodge
starts out with a membership of %,
twelve of whom we're initiated that
evening by the degree staff of Laurel
lodge, The members are Mr.. and
Mrs Fl. j Hibbard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Moses,
Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Castner, Mrs. Ed
Mayes, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Norton,
Mrs. McCarty, Misses Ethel Entrican,
Fora Day, Nettie Bnck, Kate Daven-
port, Otto Walker and Bert Entrican.
M. M. Hill and wife left town Tues
day evening for an extended visit in
the middle west. Their destination
is their home state, Iowa. Mr.. Hill
came from Waterloo and Mrs. Hill
from La Porte, that state, and before
returning they will visit relatives at
both places.
Be sure and attend the Christmas
sale to be held on the Often build
ing, next to Wood Bros. market
Saturday. 1t will be held by the Royal
Neighbors. Refreshments will be
served
A. W. Estes aud L. II. Petty have
formed partnership and will go into
the real estate business at White Sal
mon. Both gentlemen are we'll known
across the river and in this city. Mr..
Estes owns property near Snowden
aud is an exscho"l teacher. Their ad
appears in another column.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-21
Xmas Sale
N0TICE-

OF all pattern hats below actual cost.
Nine. Abbott.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-21

Chas. 7. Early went to Portlar d
Wednesday morning and spent the
day.
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OOOOO

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teachers in the public schools. While
the bill asks for the location to be
made either in Wetzel or Tyler colln.
tysityis not to be limited to the uses
OF these counties, but is for the use
Of the entire State.
The bill carries Swith%it an appro.
priation tof an amount not 10 exceed
$4,000 for$,lle erectionsof a suitable
building provided a free site of ten
acres donated to the State
II is a well known fact that the
children who are made destitute and
helpless in the manners mentioned
could be better prepared for manhood
and womanhood In an institution Of
this kind. than at a county infirmary,
where the keeper Is under no obliga.
ton to educate the pauper children
left in his charge. The people here
are very hopeful that the bill will
pass in the Senate, but are. not so
sure as TO its fate in the House. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06
FOR HUMANE ONE
New State Institution Proposed to Be
coated in Tylers or ,Wetzel
g. Counties ,fa. l,.st.

!. gE4f' 90
ssSsy E7ly#s sIARTlNsVILLE, w. Va,
Feb The local branch Of .the5West
yysiTs SI Humans Society al. meet
Sing prepared taS bill (which will be pre-.
sente E! lin the State Senate at
Charleston To-day or tomorrow. The
bill provides fort the establishing and
maintenance OF a West Virginia HUI.
Aslmane Home either in Wetzel or Ty-
II Ter county. The purpose of the home
us for the giving of care and protec.
ton TO children who are made help.
less by the death or neglect Of their
parents The bill provides for the
schooling Of the, inmates over six
wears of age and leaves It to the
hoard Of; directors OF regents TO hire
!eachers and their salary Is. 10 be
regulated lin proportion 10 the sala-
Sriess1 paid under; similar. conditions
4 land with same qualifications as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06
STOESSEL SORE:
.ANeERED AT REPORTS THAT HE
LAID DOWN AT PORT
ARTHUR. III Il
SAYS THE He FOUGHT UNTIL 1T
DEGENERATED INTO
II MURDER.

El,9 CHICAGO Feb. {. "a special cable
dispatch from Colobo, Ceylon, says;
General stoessel the; defender Of
Port Arthur, said to your correspond.
,ent that the stories printed in English
papers relative to the conditions at
Port Arthur Immediately before sur.
render are Utterly incorrect.
How can reply to such astound.
ing MISREPRESENTATION he said, lex.
cept by saying that they arc utterly,
absurd ??"S {Sa .
General Reiss, aide de camp 10
General stoessel, said:
Tile treasury at Port Arthur. did
not, contain any vast amount OF
money as the dispatches said, but
only Is rubles {s7.72.) One thousand
horses were preserved TO drag tile
guns. Several hundreds Of ,tnex.
ploded Japanese shells were retired.
by the garrison. The japanese sunk
the warships, but the engines and
machinery had previously been blown
up No building in either the old or
new towns was nndamaged AS gen;
,eral assault would have been irresist.
ible and another day of delay would
have risked achance Of lighting III
the streets with 500 women sui in
The fortress" N
General Stoessel and his staff
lnnched With the local Russian con.
sui. 5@ y, Ss X
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The Blizzard Cure.

New York World.l
a sympathetic SILVER ran through
the community Of newspaper readers
when the tale was told OF the New
Jersey girl who kept up her "fresk.
air cure" by sleeping out Of doors ev-
cry night Of the recent unlamented
blizzard. " a.
There are more worthy cases For
sympathy. Out Of doors is a boon,
not penalty. A Bellevue doctor has
been sleeping on a fire:escape. That
is not what fire-escape is intended
for, but It makes healthier bed room
for one who can stand it than any in
closed in four walls.
Up in Duluth, where the mercury
itself sometimes freezes, a two.year.
old child las been sleeping out or
doors all winter Sometimes her
crib on an open yeranda is covered
with snow. but with a mountain OF
blankets and q hot.water bottle ut
her feet the baby thrives and never
takes cold.
& The mercury sometimes frolics
about the 40;below mari; in the Adj
irondachs, but people In the. cons,lnlp.
ton hospitals there play billiards in
the open. air, study over tlominoes and
chess with mufied ears and sleep pro:
itected only BY a roof and wind
break. with the sides of their shelters
to the leeward always open.
Indians who sleep much out Of
doors in cold countries often die Of
consumption, but they need not If.
they were not SO often exhausted By
long hunts and by lack ofsfood and
ill-provlded with blankets. In mild.
;er climates no way. is more certain.
:to kill OFF a tribe Of open.air dwell
55ers than totteach them that it is
civilized to3liye in tightly closed
houses. 81 s,i
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SENlITE EAREDIIa
scenslaasd ron ssss.S.

= AZ q.
plating III Great lon 1 81 n Tie! 1 once Sof
ran road conthis sioner Chairman
Daniel sts cody ,ssofs Ohio counts. $of
the committee on labor |, recommend.
ca ca "a orably Walkers bill, that pro;
vents an individual 81 corporation
recurring an employ to sign q paper
by,@@swgghich sheS renounces membership
In " labor unions: b Delegate lvetzell,
Of efferson county, introduced 3abill
In the House which Sreache It's sec sec.
ond reading which places the man.
agement Of Capon Springs, In Hamp.
shire county, owned BY the State, lin
the hands OF q commission similarSto
the one that now controls berkeley
Springs, House bill No. q; which Ii
the same as Senate bill. No 100, In.
creasing salaries TO sheriifs, county
and circuit court clerks, was called
up BY Mr.. Herndon,$ Of X Mcdowell
county. The entire subject was re.
ferrcd to a special committee, con;
sisting Of Herndon. Powell and Car.
lin. The bill was made "a special or.
der for Wednesday at . r. NJ. Mr..
Kelley, OF Roane. on behalf Of the
people OF his county, said that he
did not desire the compensation 10
officials in Roane county 10 diner
from what twas In 1908. Il !:
Senator Snyder expects to intro:
duce tho Wheeling charter bill In the
Senate this morning. 3f e;
The Hon. Joseph Sinclair, Of Mar.
shall, one Of the able and conserva.
tive men Of tho House, Is opposed
to the bill passed by the Senate 10:
eating an armory at Parkcrsburg at
the expense Of the State. j.3i8
B Mr.; Is Y Barton, State commission.
er}ofilabor, is in tho city,
Mr.. " .. Irwin, cashier OF tho
Bank of Wheeling, returned ycster.
day. si,i 4 u
Mr.. Mcdonald Of Kanawha coun:
w, who introduced n bill assessing
property ut 50 per cent. Of It's value,
and authorizing tho board Of public
works to assess in the same manner,
did 50 at the request Of tho Charles.
ton chamber Of commerce. The bill,
which is directed at the Syitals Of the
new taX laws, antlwonld upset tho
entire system, although introduced
by Mr. Mcdonald by request, is not
favored by that gentleman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06
Mee..tinno.l

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Falrmont Brewing
Company, Of Fairmont, w. Va, fol-
the year 1906. will be held at the OF
flce Of. the company, Virginia avenue
and Fifth street. on Thursday, Feb,
r,lary 10th, 1907; between tho hours
Of land 4 O'clock, P. M 3 for theSpur;
pose Of receiving the annual report,
electing directors for .theS3s ensuing
year and 3transacting my otherEbnsl:
ness that may properly como before
the meeting. i55i sBs 5i5:::
H. P. GILMORE, Pres. h
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SOCIETY
slgma Phl Alphas oraanize.

The Sigma Phi Alpha Sorority Is
now an assured fact, the young ladies
forming the organization having met
Saturday afternoon at the home 4! Of
Miss Hazel Mcdonald and elected
the following officers: Miss Hazel
Mcdonald, president; Miss Mary
Crowell, secretary; Miss Wilma Boyd.
ston, treasurer. All the members
were present and an enjoyable SEES.
sion was held at the close Of the bus.
mess meeting when light refresh.
ments were served and a rosy future
outlined by these popular young so,
cial devotees. The next meeting
will be held Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the home Of Miss Mary
Crowell. X .iiiE /!
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lax LE Gls q ALTON.
,WASHINfyT6Nylt'

A y. WASH GTo ftD. q! sTseb. lhe'.
dinner given Saturday evening by
senator Illlilnsstp sthe members Of The
West Virginia delegation An Con.
gress, Governor yhlte and Governor:
elect Dawson, Afforded mn opportunits
ITO discuss tax gislations II III leafled
that the subject was gone into fu,ly
andsnothingS but ltafniony n promised
/ IN that direction.
c., + Tetsrs of Phllippt was III
sSS'Nashingto on atSiraas and Wis IL
conferen NJ III senat iii IElisins lot
some time
eter;sS isS Sitls dead earnest nhont
landing q Job under Tie fedefal COY;
eminent and III ann tlnced in posi-,
tive terms 70 1. III sins IN Saturday
that liz was not HI be laid aside when
THE distribution Of patronage tal,ss
place on March \ There has been
some talk Of Mn 'retef being eisen
first assistant postmaster general
ship, but that sttIon has been ION,
3dere.l TO Elmer q over of Ohio, secleSl
tary of the ublican National Com
|mittee. who has the matter under
consideration
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06
Suit Entered

Z Suit was entered inathe Circuit
Court saturday$by the B. and o. n.
R.. Co. through Its attorney U. y.
Arnett Jr. against the Federal Coal
and Coke Company, TO recover on a
carload Of lumber billed to the Fair
mont Coal Company and unloaded al
5Gray's Flats by the defendant. II,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06
WAN COLUMN
DO 4 z ou$ Know What We Want2,
55:;j Several Short Ads" at
ssS One Cent Per Word.

sSs'N'YE-4A,!Ns'TED+=---l4ady to act as deputy in
organizing the National Protective
Legion: Write or call on VIM. r.
Stone, Watson Hotel. ~, Il z
;;33s5'ylNv:ANTED- Trustworthy man or wO:
man to manage business in this coun-
'styEand adjoining territory for well es-
sstablished business house , or solid
financial standing; $4,000 straight
cash salary with all necessary ex.
&penses paid weekly by check from
headquarters. Money advanced for
expenses: Position permanent; pre-
;syious experience not essential. No
inv estment required. We furnish ev-
$erything. Enclose self.addressed en-
SYelope. Address, Manager, $40 Como
Block, Chicago, Ill.
ssij,NlN.EANTED-Lady, experienced in or:
sganizing, to act as deputy for the
National Protective League. Write
SorS call on Wm. F. Stone, Watson
SSf1Olei.s " g., a..s-}
SF0RlERENT--one 10 room house in
Fourth ward. J. F. Richie, at First
National Bank 4
$FO OR ERENT---A nice four room nat.
See HI H. Lanham.
FoR7ERENT-Basement room, front:
$ingSon Parks avenue, under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank.
FOR y. RENT-A few choice office
!! rooms in the new Peoples Bank build
ling. Apply at the Peoples Bank
FOR RENT-A number of nne office
rooms for rent in the Geo. M. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire Of
Geo. NJ. Jacobs. County Clerks office
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For Sale.

Six and a half acres of land one
mile from Alinersyille,. good a.room
house, stable and other outbuildinss.
plenty OF good fruit, water plped into
house-sixteen and half acres ad
Joining also for sale IL desired: Apply
to u S::tNYALKER,
"a East Park. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06

How about having A baby's picture
taken2 See Howard, tie photogra
pher, LOG Main street. Z (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06

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4 Business mems lunch at Murphy's
restaurant from ~ i N ~ 7 Y: ".
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06

aNfiAtfylS ~
Quick collect lions. prompt gattle.
nents-- Marion Claim Agency i
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Vandyke G. Eaton.

Monday, Feb. 6, in the Hands Of
The Gar" Fob. !, Camille; Feb. S,
Miss Jersey from Jersey; Feb. 0,
Dr.. Jekyll5 and Mr.. Hyde; Feb 10,
5I NTH East; Feb. H. Jessie James. \
Ellss' Benefit, Feb. i, Grand Opera
House. s'st,
Wednesday, February 18th THE
Little Homestead Grand Opera
House. s. s
Thursday, February 1C. Under
Southern Skies. Grand Opera House.
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Whlat Club Entertained

Mr.. ands1Irs. clementSI1. Shaver en-.
.tertained the evening Whist Club
Saturday night the meeting having
been postponed on account Of the Z.
M. g. Concert a number Of guests
We're entertained in addition to Tho
club members and merry evening
was spent Duplicate Whist was en,
gagged In from $3.50 until 1880
O'clock, when refreshments were
served. The games were unusually
spirited. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06
SRoJ'nrIdssI

n Scott q Love qualified as adnlnis:
traitor 33ofS the estate Of Richard
Wells, deceased, and gnye penalty
M the sum $1,000.
SaA, q. Ellis quail fled as adnlinistra.
tor OF the estate % 4 dam II. Caytico.
deceased and gave penalty III tho
sum Of s27o.
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Mothers &c lubj eets: Tomorrow.

Mothers c Tub Gets To.Morrow.
The otherss Club will meet stoi
morrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
p. s: Amos, on Locust avenue. at
$50 I: O'clock. good pros ramme has
been arTang SEQ and 1T Is hoped that
there Will ssbs 4 large attendance: u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06

All Music sung In EW ang on sale only
at Marion Plano Co. B (
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' (; To make5room for spring stock, our
sample furniture must so. Visit our
Red Tag Sale and be convinced that
we are offering bargains in y fancy
hlgh-grade furniture. Fairmont Fur.
niture Company. <
~ ~ ~
Visit our semi,annual Red Tag Sale
now: Don't walt. It's an opportunity
you can't afford to miss. Fairmont
Furniture Company. N <
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ee1prices quoted. in regular add on
page five. Fairmont Furniture Com:
pany. Red Tag Sale. II Z =
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COURTHOUSE
Gl!IEI|AllIlNS
.ETransisr'ls,. q elordod,

~ fsSSkNSHs iHi
Deed dated IAN a 1905, b. Il,
Butcher, exeeato d, and James ".
81 to james os Bartbo NOW. los|
In sFa llri district; considsratIons
s450. Il Il;
Deed dated Nov 1902, Pinisnsy
AZ Michael bs1t eg sand wife to Joe Downs,
parcel of LAM. Lincoln district: con-
81 l sssoo.
Deed dated Feb 1902. Lee Halt
and wife TO- ". ]. Eswiger. lot III High,
land llaItlil! Terrace; consld Ion, $3.50.
Deed dated Jan. 4 20. 1905, williana
Ferguson 10; Frank Lover and wifc,
lot n village II Wahoo: consideras
| ton. $500. ~ A Il
Deed dated Jan 1906 John Hay,
hurst and wife Id Il. Il. Lake, Jr.. ana
wife, parcel Of land Jphnson's r,iti
considered lon. si, 1000 +
suits Entered cireult court,
Tony Delllgattl VII. John Russo; 10
recover IS on lease sttorneys y. N.
$A4.rrnett, Jr. and q. & +. KIRBY
Ohio Valley Drug "a, clarencs
81. Thomas: debt, Attofneys b. H.
Butcher and i 1871 schwenck.
South Chester Tube 90. Nj. Frank
SsW: Bartlett; assutnps attorneys
Frazier and sFrazi Ter
b and y. q. 90! VI. Federal Coal 4
and I Coke Cos iipsit Attorney
w MI t.,rnett, y
All thegnbovoS cases are returned
TO Febrlarygrulcs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-06

FOR 70 RENT-A few choice Office
rooms in the new Peoples Bank build
ling. Apply at the Peoples Bank
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WANTED lady to act as deputy in
organizing the National Protective
legion: Write or call on VIM. r.
Stone tNVatson Hotel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

Hicks-You don't say? :.
Wicks-Yes; he's going to marry
Miss Roxley.-Phlladelphia Standard.
Talk with Junklna 6 Michael. d.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
lupsE
JUDGE JACKSON
RRkcTicINe AoAifs.3
3Ex:lGdses ef fFeds Court IA traets Az
ten ais First Case as W

v 5Exs1udge 8John$J Az Jackson, of the
federal court, will appear as consult
ing counsel I'm the famous large land
case when 1t is called for trial lat
Charleston. during the next few
weeks. II: is stated that he will prob.
ably make the 4 concluding argument.
as he has been invited to do so. He
Is said to be familiar with all Of the
phases Of the case. 1t is probable that
Judge Golf will be asked to preside at
the trial.
A few weeks ago Judge Jackson
spent several days at Charleston in
consultation over the case, which in.
wolves thousands. OF acres Of land in
the lower portion of the State. Then
it was announced that he had accept.
ed his first case after resigning from
the federal bench. a. 81
1t is probable that the federal court
room will be crowded with attorneys
Z n - rif. 9
and other interested persons during
the argument Of Judge Jackson. 81
It will be. novel sight to the at.
torneys who have for years tried cases
before Judge Jackson to see him oc-
cupy the role of attorney. For more
than fifty years he was Judge Of tho
federal court in the northern West
Virginia district and prior to his ap'
pointment to that position by Presi
dent Abraham Lincoln he had prac
ticed law but little, as he was at that
time young man. A great deal o!
interest was created several weeks
ago when he announced his intention
Of hanging out his single for prac
'tice.-Huntington Herald. i.