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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
Ex-6oY 0dell Of New York IS After
Pres. Roosevelt and Gov. Hiqqins
Sensational Charges
Made BY Him Today
They Are Charged With Injecting Their Personalities
Into the Speakership Fight Odeil Promises
q Lively Scrap for - Harmony.

move in the contest for tlle speaker
ship Of the New York state assembly
was made when, after a conference
which included some of those opposed
10 the candidacy of J. w. Wadsworth,
jra a decision. was reached to call a
eonference of all republican members of
the assembly, to be, held in this city
on Friday. Though Mr.. Wadswortfl
was not consulted. friends of E. A. Mer-
fritt, jr., also, candidate for the speaker
ship, said last night that the call would
include the adherentss of both camps,
and that it was intended to get the
members together for an expression of
their views on the action of Governor
Higgins in supporting Mr. Wadsworth
and as to the other candidates. =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
AGED NE0RO % COUPLE
i'm Al TEXAS TOWN

Galveston, Tex, Dec. aI.Lottis Dav-
is, colored, died at Weelder, Tex,
Monday at the age Of Io7. She had
lived in three centuries, having been
born in 1893. Her first illness was her
last, and was due to old age. Her
husband survives her. He is rs
years old and they had lived together
30 years. The couple have 200 liv-
ing children and grandchildren There
are 100 great grandchildren.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21

New York, Dec. Fl Forme:- Govern
or Odell, chairman of the state repub-
lican committee, said today 81 Il charge
Roosevelt and Governor Higgins with
injecting their personality into the
speakership campaign They will be to
blame if disaster results. and my
friends have not made this fight but
now we are for harmony and we will
have it if we have to fight for it. +
charge President Roosevelt and Govern
or Higgins with a deliberate attempt
to wreck the republican party in this.
state for their own personal ambi-
ton. f.95 }Ss4 2ts5& III
SPEAKERSHIP FIGHT EXCITING.
u. New York, Dec. 2I.-Ang important
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
MITCHELL'S
SUCCESSOR
GEARIN SWORN i'm
.ss AS U. S. SENATOR
Senatorial Appolntee From Washing-
ton State Was Given the Oath Today
and Took His Seat on the Democra-
tic Side House Adjourned.

Washington. Dec. af.-Aftcr a ten
minute session the house adjourned
for the holiday vacation. In the senate
John M Gearin of Washington was
sworn in and took his seat on the deni-
.ocratic side. He Is the first democrat
in the senate from Washington since
1887.
at ITO the senate adjourned to Jan.
4, next.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
CROP REPORT.

Washington, Dec. ri Final returns,
to The bureau Of statistics Of the de-
partnent Of agriculture show the acre.
age and production of the principal
farm crops in 1905 to have been as
follows: s 5 q #
Corn, o4,oII,36o acres, 2,7o7,oo3,54o
bushels 5ssy
Winter wheat 29,846,oI8 acres, 428, I
l462, ,834 bushels.
Spring wheat. I7,ooo,o6I acres, 264,-
SIC, ,655 bushels. "a III n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
READY FOR
HE STRIKE
WORKINGMEN had ALL
THEIR ARRANGEMENTS MADE
The Leaders Had Been IN session Since
5 O'clock Last Evening and Claimed
to BE Encouraged Over the Latest
Advices From Moscow.

ST. Petersburg, Dec. III The leaders
Of the proletariat last night were making
their last preparations here for the gem
eral engagement which will be on at
noon today The workingner's coiil-
ell has been sitting continuously since
s b clock yesterday afternoon issuing
final orders. The leaders profess to be-
greatly encouraged at the reports from
Moscow. IA " Il ss ssss s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
/ 8cENTENARIAN. DEAD.

St. Paul, Dec. 2I.-F elk Hackett, roo,
died at the home of the Little Sisters
of the Poor, 90 Wilkin street. He was
active up to within a few days of his
death, which was from old age.
This is the fourth case of a person
over 100 years Of age dying in ST.
Paul
Hackett was born in ireland, and
had lived in st. Paul for ~ years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
WORK MEN
iHTENED
.ScAFFOLDING G FELA
FIVE WERA RED
The Men Were at Work In tine Deepest
Part Of The Tunnel and Panic Was.
Created When the Accident occnr-
red.

New York Dec. Five men were.
injured, two internally, and one having
a fractured skull, BY The falling Of Inc
scaffolding IN the ! PENNSYLVANIA tunnel,
deep under East river The scaffold
fell without a warning and the worknleil
were scared into a panic, believing the
river was coming through onto them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
UNKNOWN STEAMER ABLAZE 4
OFF ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City, Dec 2IA large ,iii-
known steamer is on FIRE off this. city.
Life savers are going to the rescue Of
the crew.
The vessel on FIRE Is reported to be
the Pennsylvania which sailed from
New York yesterday for Seattle.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
INAUGURAL. . .D DATE.

Washington, Dec ri. Representa-
i've jenkins Of Wisconsin, introduced Al
resolution fixing the last Saturday in
April as the date for presidential in
augurations. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
SOFT COAL :.
FAMINE
DEALERS FEAR ONE
in THE NORTHWEST
There 10 a Shortage. and the Scarcity
Of Cars for All Rail Coal Prevents the
Deficiency From Being Made Up by
the Roads. z "

Superior, Dec. 2r--Coal dealers of
the northwest are apprehensige of a
general soft coal famine, The shortage
of cars is said to be the cause and pre-
vents movement of enough all rail coal
into the northwest TO provide for the
deficiency. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
MAY Yo oIE I WANTS ] DIVORCE.

Berlin, Dec. ri May Yohe, the ac-
itress, formerly Lady Francis Hope, has
brought suit here for divorce against
her husband, Maj Putnam Bradlee
Strong, son Of the late Mayor William
IL. Strong of New York. She was
here for three days, but has now gone
TO Monte Carlo to. await the result Of
the divorce proceedings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
BRIT ] Usher |
CONVICTED
WATT PLANNED THE }.
MURDER OF HIS WIFE
Former Member of Parliament Will
Have to Do Five Years at Penal Ser-
yitade for Plotting to Kill His Wife
and Beauchamp. N

London, Dec. 2IThe trial of
Hugh Watt a former member Of parlia-
irnent charged with melting hired agents
to murder his divorced wife julia Watt.
and Sir Reginald Beauchannp. ended to-
day with verdict Of guilty Watt was
sentenced to- serve fve years in penal
sservitude. 5Sg ~ s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
EMPEROR REFUSES TO .
ACCEPT RESIGNATION

Budapest, Dec. az The emperor has !
refused to accept the resignation Of
the Ferjer- Vary cabinet rendered yes;
terday owing to the existing political
circumstances. fAS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-21
GuIIgTY or MURDER.

Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 2I.--Austin
Francis, charged with the murder Al
month ago Of Winona Newton. Is
years old, his sweetheart was found
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
9ic pinOerbullen @iSenidaiten bon
SOrebOnnO auO Sar NIB wie
cs anl beitcn ge6randt
lDir0.
@idtise Sbatiaden fir s0e, In ge.
sng anf cine GntSrfnnG.

Sic Gterbl6feitss3abeIIen btefes aaHoes sets
Gen. bnb bci gBeitrm bic er6bte slu8abI boH Tos
bcsfdnen hur1 edbpinofunt oberi seranfbelieH
dbnIidber 9tatnr ertiteben. SOD, abaefeben Don
benz t5otIiben 9rfoIee, tpeIten iie Oft In iin
trdeen, MAIDEN bic GndIereien uno 2etben. fsIbft
in ben eriten 9tnidnaeH es notbiuenbia, prompte
WiitteI 5rir abbiiIie Su gebraudbeR. unaiueiiei'
BAIT III oas ar6Bte SeImittel ber Reuaett fur
2uueen' uuO SeebHopffranfbeiten pale's SsHta
Of So,ebpnnb anb 5dr, tpeIdeS 70 iuuHoerbous
SieiuItate er8eIt unb 70 auecmcine sInfmerffaup
ieit uuf fid lenit.
9ieies orobe SeiIHiitieI beItt nnber ben gb
eeni6niielI. meIdbe feiH 0nnle an5elat fnHi ais
oere Sngrc6ten5ien. aue fpe5iea fir aranfbetten
Der 9unae uno bes SobIunoes beitiMiut. 9Iefe
8nianlmenfieuung III has @eiultat bon IaHeeR
uno forafdItigen 8erfudben, unb es farm ffihH
bebaupiet iueroeH. bab. bel Beiten eebrandt. In
anen 5dIleH Seilung fidber III. Mlan fpute bic
erIten 8eden Der Gbipiubluht nitt IeIdbt neb.
men. Gle flnh bic 2loaHtenrbe elmer 4erftos
runes.grmee unb miiIIen init enem @6iaes
oernidbtet tperoen, ipenn OoS ceben eereitei per.
ben fou. es nitt bur9auS Ritots, au faaen,
es III nur ens TIeiue erfaImne. peItae baIb
porilbergeben piro. Sie ipiro Mot ibuen Dor.
iiberaeben, ipenn iie Mot total unb prompt un.
terbrhdt tpiro. Bon ben Tnuienoen. Die burd
pufe's Suueb Of Sofebpnnb anb 9aT boHftdnbta
gebeiIt iuoroen iino, f6nIten auf 8erIaneen btele
bor5ieIide 8eugHiie eeaeben tperbeu; iebo6 IN
bic geabrbeit, oaB es aIle 2nneerSstranfbeiten
Inrirt 70 eeuileenb ieiteeieIt bnf3 feline peliere
@r6rteruHa bariiber notbuen6e it, IS tuirb TN
3tuei @r5Ben berfnuft 5u 30 Gents uHb 81 bic
JIafdIe, uno III au bnben BET
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@ieriabrines MGbdlcn crmorest.

y Bbilo0clpbia, 16 Nt1rs. -
Sn elmer S6nieociuerfIt1tte bel
0Dcr'S Steinbrud) bci y9olueapiae,
SbeIter.Gointp, etluo 20 Nfeilen BON
bier, iuurOe Die geidGnocte 2eide Scr
oieri1briaen fleincn SStoIienerin
Otorp Ielnfo nc6cn ibrenl licbeii-
i1brigen 9ruocr Commit gcfunocn,
luclhcr IN 6olge bon Gcrlebungcn
oos geiuubtiein perloren bate Mon
ocrmut6ct 6oB Der Silnge, melfcr
oenl 3ooc nnbe lit, ieine Sdlpeiter su
bertbeioigen perlllht bat. Gin tn Der
yt0be lpobnen0er S5toliener bebanptcr,
or babe Inn s llbr AbcnoS einen
Wtonn iid) id1leunigit ouS Der 9Serf-
ItGttc entferncn febcn. es berriht
arobe slrfrcgung uno Gin 9ufgebot
Iitdt nod Dem Ror0er.
(Spdter.) Ser Slnobc 3oninif
lit ieinen @crlesltnscn erleaen obnc
I'M Stanoe gelueien 81 iein, ipeiterc
Wiittbeiflnaen iibcr bic affuire 3u
mo6cn 9iicoroc 6orttc, eill sStolie.
ncr, bcfinoet iidJ ols bcs gcrbrchcns
bcr0Gftig in Saft. oQein cs fiegen
nur iebr gerin9c 9eluriic gegen i'm
Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
glu bic Saltimorcr Siirgcr
9rct Syragelt MnO
Orei MntlDorten.

Nicine &crorOnng, Oie mir oaS
9ieht ocS 2egenS pon @uSr0brcn in
gemiiicn Sbeilen ser Stuot9oltinore
perluilli9en ioll. liegt icbt Dem Stu0ts
rotbe por Sd bobc mid pcrpilid)tct,
@os BON normoler Gltulit1t inner
bolb 0ieier 0iltrifte 5I ser 9tote bon
so Gents pro 1000 &ubifiuB lmO ser
StaOt @o8 fir Observation-Disclosures
3pedc, mo meme 9lobrcu 0elcgt iin0.
toitenirei 5ll lieferu. 0oB Dies iilr
oie Staot mo fir 0oS Nublitlm bon
groBtem GortbeiI lit, 6eoorf feincr
GrflGuulg, lmO ocobolb liegen, nic
id porullSiebe, ocn &oltc mtr 0rci
,Srdgen Dor, lpel6c, mcnu IN bciobelz
Ger @eiic beanhuortet, III Ser 9lmob-
me ser 8erorOnng reiuItiren iollten.
I. &uun ih Die @cOilglmgcn OcS
llcbcreinfommellS m9iiibren?
,. 9enbi6tigc id, 0icS SIT tblu?
8. lln6 am pihtigiten in 9ctrcff Der
6roge Oes a9Iusucrfmlf8" lit Die
,}rooe ser Gmboltlng mcincr Ser
IL.
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pilidltlIllaell.
Slntiuurt 0r. /.

Sd tine 9icS iebt no mcinc 9tn-
lngc i'm 9etrieb lit, uuo pernlittcllt
ocrielben Nict6ooe fonn iCb 0orin
fortio6ren. menm meiue 6obrit Der
grobert lit ISn &crbinoun8 bolnIt
erIallbe i'd mir bin5u5uiigcn, Dab III
@bilooelpbia ole @na Gonpn0nic
mtr 80 Geuta iiir 1000 albifilB
Gas er6Glt, nit elmer &Orifriit III
0crcn &croronlmg, inter mclhcr Der
@rei9 bolo ernieOrigt mcrOcn ioll ,
piellcibt olf IS Gents fiir 1000 Srt-
6iffB @na bon % &cr5cnitGrfc 0c-
gen 20 &er5cnItdrfc Der oGonloIiOa-
trA
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Gamcn ScS g0Om6Opatbilden 6Olpi.
tails" CrlndDcn nm 3HicnOnng
nnn Nlcincrn.

Sic MdtGlicocr Oer u9inucn 0jltilo" ocs Ma
rpldnoer Nom6opntbiid)eu SuipitalS an Der
Huros sAiounts sStrn6c eriucben nm 3liipeHoung
Sruucu in Der 9lrmen gSur6 Die 9onntioncn
iolIten mad 0em 6oipiinl pcfanot pcrocn uoer
elm 9ote miro in Seanhporung einer goitiarte
III Der 2SobnuHg Der 0cher buriprecbcH.
Die 0higlieocr Der sSuilo" mat1cn Die Ulit
i5eihng. bnb Die Glcibuupslliide Uieer mad Der
elrmcnsgSnrb gebrndbtcu 9utCnien ber6runnt
mcroen miiiien 70 bub - noibtprnOig it, oen,
le!hen neuc Aieioer ~ ltetcrl, Die in bieicr
0iucht an Die aguilb" gcitclteH Sniorheruu
gcn iibeiteiacn 5ur 3eit 6ercu 5dbiqfci, luess
hulb oefelbc an ous nugcmcine BllbIifum nm
llnicrtiibuuq appellirt
Trun q. .. Sweus. 9rdiioentin
Srau 8pbert Sleming, Sbntm
C73-G)
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- Sm iiioliden Californian par
aeitern ein neucr 9icgeniturm entfei-
left, lpelder ooS bitrd Den groBcn ne
oenlhurln Dor etlidcl 9ngen cntltan.
oene llngemad uerIhlimnerte ilno
Den GiIenbabncn mcitercn Sdnocn
5iliiigte.
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9lntluurt Nr. =.

Guuit ih 0ie9 tblut urrOc, crtI0rc
i6 mid bcrcit, Der StnOt cine Gorpo-
rotiouS @iirgid)oit I'M @ctro9e bon
100000 oOer fir irgcno cinen bon
scr StoOt perlolgten 8etro9 5ll itcI-
len, ais @orontic fiir Die 2IuSfiibrimg
ollcr Gorihriitcn Scr &crornmmg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

obigc lofonii6c Niittbcilln9 ituo icbt
mlr bir5lt OnB Oic SSoponcr Die reti-
rirenOcn 9hllien Dcrfolaen.
q llbr 9to6ntittngS.) - Die ,So.
poncr bcicbtcn Sin0hin0 (SinN.
fing?) am t3. MGr5. Singfing (oocr
genOen) licgt chpn 50 MciIcn Oireft
0itlid bon WtufOen.
Gin Gcltcrn aus ocm joponl6en
@oIptQiIortcr int GScIo bier cin0ctrof.
fener 9eridt iu8t:
oSSn Der 9fihhnq BON SinNfing
bobcn it1icrc Suuppcn ocn Scino aus
Yin9pol Is WtciIcn 6ltli6 bon Su.
ibmn, pertricbcn lln0 0cn Ort am #.
0ior5 6cictt
u q 0lmnng ging in gutcr
Sr0nung BON itntteH.
Santonpu, t6. MGr5 - Die
rIiiiden StrcitfrGftc i'm Gic.8oB cr.
bicItcn an IS. W}dr5 9eicbl sur &Gu.
mnlng ibrer SteIIuu0cn mo fii6rtcn
m1breno Der gta6t ben @cicbl in 0lt-
ter OrOmmg ans. Sbr 9iiidcn murOe
gut ge0cdt, oblpobl lddrfc &Gmpf2
luG1rcn0 oc3 gon5cn Cages itottac.
fmocn Guttcn. glQc 8orrGtbe, lucl.
dye nidbt mitgenomncn per0cn fonn.
te!t ipllrocn perbronnt. Die Sample
bonn "A. mo Is. Mdr5 lpurbrn oli
ruIlii6cr Seite pom =. iibiriidcu nc.
gimcut qcfil6rt. Die aranfcnlu1rtc-
rinnen oc9 &crcinS 5llIn rotbenStrelt5c
aus &incibemSfo iunO 8opo5enlSfp,
einldlicBlid 5lueicr barmber5igcr
S6tueltcrn, perpflc9ten ole Gerpun.
oeten in mebrercn Stelllngcn imo
5ogcn iih crit 3urild, ais Der critic
5bcil Der giodbut porbei nlnrid)irte
. lutigcr aompf NOR oli6
pom Sic y a i q III W lit
10 d) u bcn0.
SontoupM s Mcilen noroli1
pom Iic.EoB, 10. WGr5, 9l6enoS. -
Die 9llicn boben i6re porgeIhobcncn
Stellllngcll am 6onflllie, 100 Elm 0eS.
peroter gtn9riff Der Soponcr onl IA.
OiGr5 5uriidgeidlogcn lullrOe, nllfgez
ge6cn uno fallen olf ibre 8ertbeiOi-
glngSlucrfe am 1ieEaB 5uriid 8or
ibrcm 9iiid5llge 5iin0eten iie olle i6rc
BORT 9eionlmelten &orrdtbe an Solj
II. /. ~. an Gin bhltiger uno 6clpe.
roter Sanpf lit sur 3eit n0rOlif bonn
Sie.8oB I'M @ongc
9feuer 9efcblSbober iiir
9 TAB ipo Itof.
EeterS6ur1 tG. W1rj.
@enerol &o5i6ce lit 5um OberbcfeblSs
6ober Der StreitfrGite in 8looipoitof
ernonnt iuoroen. 0r. YobrinsfD
folgt Dem @rofen gorontioii Cab.
foff ais BrGitoent ocS Organizations.
Gomite'S oeS TereinS pont rotben
Srcr5e nadl
. III " oiicrunO b o nj 2nnoc
Der bc0robt
2on0ol rs. Wt1r5.- Giier No1.
riht ans petersburg 3itiolgc bciinoct
lid cine Itorfe joponii6c aoIonie oli
oen Yornorid) nodl .GIooipoituf.
0lcih5citia ioIl Die sSlottc oes SlOni.
rols 5ogo 5inl Sl1griif bon DER Sec
ieite riiBen.
gliS joponiiben Gueqen perIolitct
tibtS iiber oieie 9eipeging, oeren
3rped pernlntblib 1T, DEM @enerol
Stltropotfin old eineh ,Hiid5ug cuf
&loolpoItod 81 berlegcll
G5ar NifofuuS nod me
mer Bats Sitarrig.
9erlin, 16. Mir5. - Gic oeilt.
ibe Gegiering lit bcnndridti9t NOR
oen, ooB Der ritiiiide aoiler allc ,Sric.
oenSporihldge bon 9lenen abgclcbnt
babe ltno len Gtt'dltB, Den arlcg
fort5illeBen, itneridiitterIidl ici. 9lIlc
boberen Cffi5iere Ser ierllOitlifcn
9lrnee ribteten fiir5lid) oil aoler
9sifolauS in elmer geneinid)oitliten
getition oaS Griu6elt Die 9lnbab.
nilng BON Observation-Disclosures
IN Grlpdglmg jii 5icbcn Sie buten
oaritm, Der G5ar noge ibnen onocre
8elegenbeiten geben, rulliife 1npIer-
r.1 - t.....s., .,S fa,+a,, for,tay
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baften
esine nersad,tioe sfuiter

uuS Elm Mot anit5 gutes 81 iUiiroe giIemano
5u iid uebmeIi. lt1o onb titlen Ienie tbre Wshs
an Sic Is,neieH bei,en. Yilll, bic HerHbnrois
ncr gJioItbe ipc!be Die Brieier, eIcIebrien. NIB
3oftoren oes r. Sabrhunoeric paren. tpiiriet
ilnreaeimt6pieit oer 2eber uni. urb inoen iie
i'm Tflan5enreidb nah Seilmtttel iuhterl. etfnns
nrn lie, mas bette ais ,St. Sernnro's ardnters
pil(eun beinnnt it, unb 10 popular iiiio erfogs
reid, mar Gas oab es Snbrbnnoerte lang elm
niriIicbes llniberintspeilmiitel gennnnt pnroe.
Sic ,et. Sernaro's aranterptilen" baden ais
ciu qebersheguirun9sHlitte Mot ibres SletdeH.
(D}oWlifS TT, ,I&9s)
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SoSepb S6reiber.
.9emutratiider Crescent Glnb, "

Hr. 3t7, 1urb.faea'etrnhe.
Scntc 5rsiing, II. @idrS, a6enbs ilbr,
iurb &r. gillian Cotton
cine 9ieee Iber ,,raniel c'Gunuen"
baften.
Rci oieier Gjcleeenbei iuiro bus berrlidc
3prtriit BON Suniel S'eonnell iuelcbes oefH
Glnb fiir3Iid eeftbenlt ipnrbe, cnibiiut iperoe
Die WiifaIcocr mo oeren SrenlIoe Ionic oas
8ublifm iiuo ircnnoIiolt cin9einoelt (76)
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Nntiuurt Wr. 3.

Die @in6uItllng Scr &crpflldhm.
gen ocicS gan5en llntcrncbnlcna
miro ourh 0interm0mcr gelicbert,
melfc Mdnner bon D0dltcr fitun5iel-
Ter Gopo5itdt ilnO 9cdtld)uifcnbeit
iino, ln0 octcn lSoenticit0t 81 geeig-
meter 3eit bcfonnt gcgeben miro; ltnt
ieood) Oicie SSrn9e aus Ser Gontro-
perie 81 bcieitigen, crtlQrc i6 mid
bercit. OoB oie SerorOnng ir9cno
pcl1c &ori6rift entbolten bari, Die
SeitenS ocr Staot iiir gcci0nct cr-
ahtet miro, nm einen %erfouf oOer
cine 6nnioli0irllng nit Der @ae-Goms
pognie 81 oerbinOern, mo in &crbin.
ouug oomit made id 0cp Sori6log,
oaf, bic Gerpronung cine &uridDrift
cntbaltcn Ipif, iupnadl bci'm 6intrc=
ten bicicS o0er jcncS Der ubcn cr-
iuG6nten Greisniiie mcin Srcibrici
nno mcinc Sabrif Der StaOt nnbcint
fallcn.
Gs lit bcoolerli6, boB Oic Scrgdn-
gcn6eit 9oltimore's in Yc5i9 olti
confilrriren0e 8as Gonpugnieu 10
ingliidIi6 mar, ieoo6 erillde i'd adj
tlmgSpoait glngeiidtS Der groBen
GortbciIe, Die olis elmer Grlangling
cineS sSrei6riefes bon meiner Scitc
filr Die Staot lmo 0nS Ylbliflun re.
iultiren niiroen, ooB Die &eroronun0
angenommen iperoe.
SoSepb S6reiber.
lelepbonS:
GourtIouo 1l7.
Wolie 1857. (76)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

On Chicago eridloB 9has. 9infa
aeItcrn ielnen 9rn0cr eSreo. Soinfa.
cinen 9ontraftor. itnO begiitg bann
Selbltlnoro. Die 9riioer lrnreft ieit
Snbren neriein0et. g'eioc bliebeit
aui Der Stele foot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
6. u. Grittemtom,
Gigeutbiiuter, Yer. 115, SnltousStr.
Nctu.Dprf,
In irgeno ciller glpotbeie.

aae gatienten. tueIne 90 nod Hitbt beriu6t
boben, fcuten IS fofort tbuH; bic es bertits Der.
fudt BADEN, bebiirisu feiner 8ursbe, es iuteber
81 tbun.
eiie's 5abnfhmsrs.1rOpis bsffeH tn eiHes
Wttnute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
9tiifuGrtS, lueiter riiflu6rtS!
Ser Ste Rak gerdnmt nnO anfseseben,


ganjc Sldc WanOidrc lit Jest i'm nubcrttCncn St Sapa
ncr. = G6onrn Der Suiicm unf Gntfummrn 5mid ahnhs
aciu Mad Hod SOrbn wrO Gin ungcr Idmicriscr
cin galosr 9ngrf an @ooiuutut Qanbc Scr See
fer in NuSfdt 9cclt Gar MifOlnnS bctcGt nod imcr Sn
rauf ocn arg furt5ncbcn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-18

Ms AIDA oteau hea returned
froma NO weeks visit With friends
d YIrginia fannlngton Record
clsad MASON, 4 etddent q Wash
ington and Je6erscl. arrived here last
night to spend the holidays with his
sisters, Mrs. Carroll Helmick and
Kiss Besse Mason.
Misses Daisy and Nellie Prichard, Of
Rivesyille, were shopping in the city
on Saturday.
MI and Mrs. C. E. Minor, Of Man.
| nington. were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Louis Mansbach, of Parkersburg, is
in the city to-day.
Miss Anna L. Grant spent Sunday
at her home in Grafton.
| Miss jamie Carpenter. who is stu
dent at Holllns Institute, Hollins, Va.
arrived here last night to spend the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Carpenter.
Mrs. Michael Ford returned yester
day from a Snort visit with relatives
at Clarksburg.
Guy warder, of Grafton, was in the
city yesterday the guest of his sister
Miss Enda Warder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Goedeke Of
Buckhannon. spent Sunday in the city
with friends.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
spates Brady has ben very Ill for the
past few days.
Mrs. H. N. McCrory and son, George
of Pennington, are the guests Of rela'
tives in the city.
Mrs. B. F. Hoard, Of Hoard. Miss
AIDA Conn and niece, Miss Louise
Conn, Of PIT. Marion, Pa, spent Sunday
here the guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. W
Howard, on Maple avenue. They re
turned to their homes this afternoon
Miss Colborn will conduct sale Of
needle work in the parlor of the Pub
lie library Wednesday afternoon from
two to six.
Rufus Ross, of Rich Hill, Mo-, is in
town today circulating among bis
friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-18
BARNsToWN.

We are having some very fine wealth
er for this time of year and have not
had much snow but we look for 1t
very soon.
Willie Wright who has had typhoid
fever for some time is getting better.
Mrs. Mary Smith and daughter, Lii
Han, returned from Cameron today
where she was visiting her daughter,
Little Virgil SatterGeld, who has
been very III for few days, is better.
Mr.. VIM. Phillips who has been
building two new rooms to Miss
Charlotte Fawcett's house, has com
pleted his work, which looks very
nice.
Mr.. Harry Watkins is visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. Lee Parker.
Mr.. VIII Pratt has moved his fam,
lily over on highland terrace,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-18

a. G. Kinkead of the Globe Store
will sell you box of fine cigars for
a Christmas GIFT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-18

l51ll. A' ~ a.1fI4ts l'l'
"a would get Wright ne drink AIss
Attorney % Ia hege astsa er r tlAt
vas tie Vhy sho meant tint stat sment.
eoh. no. Sir. / meant that Mr PaJ.
Ton would SET it hfstn
james FhiIlIps, father q the accused
woman, vas called. BE laid he went
to the mouse and found paytoa dead
between 1880 and o'clock Monday
morning
Saw Jake earlier IN the evening and
Jake said he wasn't feeling wen. Jake
once told witness he was tired of liv'
Ing. He said that Helen kept the fam
lily by taking in washing,
1t was he who suggested the post
norton and Helen objected, saying
that Jake never wanted a knife stuck
in him and didn't want to be embalm
ed. After the coroner came she con
scented.
Said he believed Jake was crazy long
before his death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-18
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
May Be Started BY omesr Gould the
Boys Think.

Officer Gould is contemplating start
ing in the blacksmith business again
50 his fellow officers think Saturday.
night late he came into headquarters
carrying box OF horseshoes and a
package Of nails. He had found them
at the corner Of Main and Madison
where some drunk had left them. At
least that is the supposition The own
er can have the articles by calling on
Chief Morgan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-18

Toilet and manicure sets. Clifford
Kinkead at the Globe Store.