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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
FOR NEW ADMINISTRATOR.
iisl's Of Jonathan Williamson want :
VI, lInrd Appointed

A petition has been nlcd In The pro.
bate dlrlalon of the district court by
Mrs, w, j Buckingham ana other heirs
asking that Joseph N, llurd be np.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Jonathan Williamson, deceased, IN the
place of n, u, shepard who recently
resigned The estate has been m the
courts ever since October 1889, and
joseph r. Waller ana Boyd Park were
dhc hlat administrators of the estate,
Iho property consists OF real estate on
the corner Of Flflh South ana state
streets valued at $4,000 and $500 IN
cash In the hands OF II, u. shepard,
which i IN claimed, IN now ready for
distribution,
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STRIKERS AS FARM Frs.
Carbon County Miners Are Now In.
gagged In Tilling tho Soil.

When Mai Bird was down In Emery
county the other day, he noticed that
the ox'Iinllan strikers from tho Utah
Fuel mines to the number of 200 or
moro, had started IN to support them.
solves by llllng the soil They had
cleared or land that has been consider.
ed ~ no value whatever removing tons
OF bouldors and rock and turning ovor
thc soil unlll they had actually got II
20 bearing crops The es,etilkers have
and big bake ovens are run for tho
fboncnt VI the same, The people 1.-Two
IN caves, dugsouts ana IN anything that
comes handy, and appear 10 get along,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
TO SELECT 81 TIE.
Nevada Land Commission Leaves Over
San Pedro Tonight

Col II, u, Maxson Of Reno, New, and
Hon. PIN II, Trlplot OF Wells, New,
members OF the Nevada land commits.
sion for the selection Of a branch agr.
cultural farm IN southern Nevada, ar,
rived In town today ana are Mt tho
Kenyon, Mr.. u, " Truo Of Reno, New,
tho remaining member Of the commits.
sion, reaches Salt Lake tomorrow
morning, when they VIII organize and
proceed 10 southern Nevada, IN pur.
eult AZ their duties The selection win
probably bc made at the most available
point along the line Of tho salt Lake
Route,
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CHANGE OF CoRPoRATENAME

booNu6o of lho sale 10 other stock.
holders OF me RQmnoy Interests IN tho
Taylor Romney' Armstrong Company
the corporate nnmo has boon CHANGED
To- no Taylor. Armstrong Lumber 90,
Thoro has been no change whaloycr
IN the RESOURCES, location or buslnoes of
me company or IN any other parllou.
Ar and all mntlore pertaining TO the
taylor" Romney'A Armstrong Company
WIZ DO handled by this olloc m hero.
toforo,
TANLOR,ARMSTRONG LUMBER co.
Theodore Nystrom, Manager
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slade, W, n, Ell'son, VIM, Praokwlnkle,
A, II, Woolloy, ", y, Miller II, Y,
Cloaver, Cleo, Rusl, w ~ Blnlg, q, H.
Boutwell,, u, g, kite ", \, Wright,
Ernosi Williams. !, H. Walker, 9, ~
n,rcyollc, G, T. Burton j. q, Mcdonald,
y. w. Ross, j, W. Huston Herman
Harris, q, 4, Quglcy w, l., Jones, y,
r. Holmes, 4, T., sptko, ", w, Hall
y. Wolz, i, l., Franken, i A, Drouhl,
G, G, DAILY G., J., Mason, r.
~, Lolb, John Dorn, IT, w,
Partridge Albert Flehor, IT, L. pearl
j y, rransford, T. l., Duran NJ ~
man Walter acott, W q drlmsdoll T.,
a. Palmer, H. q. Holman A. ",
6'rnbbe :, Richlor,L, A, copeland = G,
I;wlng, a, H. May ~, w. Isdman, A. .,
Miner u, i, Whitaker q, T. Hickey
!, W. slrlngfelow, w, y Reed VIII
liam Iglohoaw, H. b. windsor V, n.
Anderson, a. Il, Cleveland, u A. stark
weather u, q. Lee, A. II snow James
Chapman Henry Sadlor g. II, Lindlcy
James q, Anderson, II y Daynct, Les
ter " Freed, A. H. Jacobs, Carl -
fohcld, j u. Gardner GOV John 9,
cutler NJ " whitney Eyorord lloret
Jr q, W. Peck, II, Hyatt a, n, En-
elgn, George H. Meats w, u, Androw
John \, Cnhoon, A. y. wallace II NJ,
hdklnson, Thomas Honor, j w, Bur
ton, j. VIII Gray George r. Odoll, Geo,
", Forester, H. r. liouldon, r j,
Qucaly, Geo II Wood, JOS VIM Tay,
lor. ~, a. Mcmillan, r. r. Thomas,
JOS, Llprman, ~ r. Wescot, james
X, shaw, q, a. Wright, Geo, r. Cool
win Goo, NJ Wood, Gou NJ, Cannon, q,
o. lIomanwAy l.. g. Miller. Dr, w, r.
Jccr, T. A. DrOubny, ClossOn 4, kinney,
j, 70, Cnlnc,
CITY COuNCILM IN,
Members of ihe city council who nro
going on this excursion arc, o. j. Dn,
Wis, ", H. Davis, Thomas HOLIDAY, T. J,
Wood, G, NJ, Nowhnuscn, IT, j, Hewlett,
j, H. prooco, A. j, Barnes, j, r. lIur-
tension, W. ], Tuddcnham.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

White Whittlesey wound No hls salt
lako engagement last night before the
ttrongost audience he has attracted,
The bill was the stirring drama mol.
diors OF Fortune ana the onthualnam
ana applause of the audience were Of
the most yoCforous Kind Mr. Whit.
losoy IN fnct had TO 30 down before
the foot llghie, and make the usual nd.
dress OF thnnka IN tho course ~ which
he mnde his usual pleasant reference To
full ana empty benches, aud gNvo tho
usual assurance that he proposed
kooplng at II until hc had conquered
IN salt Lake, u sentiment which was
equally 0pploudod
Az tho Theater tonight Chauncev
olcott M "A Romance NJ Athlono"
makes his reappcarunce inter ID long
absence, The play N a romantic drnmn
ana ~ laid I'm lromnd In the year 1900
n picturesque period which gives the
company every opportunity for cos,
tuning ana sconlc effects
"fhe Senators Daughter" opena AT
the Grand tonight ana win run the bnl.
oncc of the wook with the usual Sat,
urdny matinee
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PROBATE AND QUAR- plANsHlP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
erB for further Information,

~ tho Third Judicial District Court, In
pcpa RI, Ont oH IN ny ms,icT Of az
estate % Hans lIalyorsen, Deceased, No,
ilco,~Tho, petition OF Harley v, lInlyor.
sen, praying for the admission 10 probat
Of = certain document purportng TO DO
yofson deceased, and for the granting VI
boliors Parliamentary 10 Harley V, Hal.
yoLson has been set Tor bearing on Sat,
nrday Ne 9th day Of May, A. u, 1905,
House, IN tho Court Room % said Court,
" SAT- lNko cry, Salt Lake County,
Witness tho Clerk Of said Court with
q, sea- 'hcrGst, AIMED 'hIo 5rd day Of
,seAb d, u, ELpnEp0E JR, clork,
ny w, H. fnrnsworlh, Deputy Clork,
,Arlhnr E Christensen, Attorney Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

This afternoons sales on the mining
exchange were,
carlsn 700 at l7A,
Con, Mercur, 200 at 81,
DAILY Judge, 800 nt s5l2h.
MAY Day, 1000 ~ row 800 az goa,
fnver shield iOO at g1M
!ltlle chlef, 1000 NJ 81, 5000 nj gA.
New York, 900 at a.. 200 at &c 100 AZ
", seller 80, wv w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
Fire In Colorado spring.

Colorado Springs, Colo, May t,--The
New York Cash store, at llG.iis South
Tejon street In this city was damaged
100000 by nro today and the building
was damaged about $4,000, About sb
clerks most OF thcm girls, fed from
,he store IN n panic whom the smoke
began pouring up from the basement,
but none was injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
TOOK CHARGE TODAY.
Geo, NJ Bridwoll Becomes superip.
tsndsnt Of School Building

George N Bridwcll who on Monday
nlght last was appointed superintendent
Of tho city school buildings to succeed
The late lomonlod William phnoy aa.
sumed the duties " that ollco today.
Mr., nrldwoll IN an experienced ongi.
neer and ne such If thoroughly quail.
He'd 10 discharge his new duties with
satisfaction 10 the board OF education
ana TO the public generally During Ma
residence IN this city he has had charge
~ ne Mccormick, Auorboch aud Tom.
pleton buildings, ana In each position
has done full justice 20 the work roauIr.
I'd NJ his hands, That he win do lilo.
wlee IN nv new calling there can DO
but very little doubt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
LEAVES All 10 NEPHEW.
WIN Of Hans liolNOrssn pllcd for pro.
bate In District COUtt

The win ~ Hans lIalvorscn. deceased,
who died IN this ely on April 90 1900,
was nlsd for probate IN the detr! /
court today, together with the petition
OF Harley v llalyorson, who ASIA that
letters tcstnmcutury be- granted 10 him
nb provided IN the Wlll Tue oslato Goa.
Alsts " real estate Of The Ynluo ~
t2LOO ANA pcrgonal property " the value
Of NM2.2t In the win All Of the prop.
cfiy Is beqrloothcd tn the petitioner
herein who IN u nephew OF tho lcatatoE
Tho petition WIN be heard by Judge
Armstrong on saturday May 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
LLOYD vs. THATCHER,
pefendon, plonds statute ~ Limitations
In Nluiuq sult

IN hls 0nswcr nled IN The district
court today by Moses Thatcher, who Ia
defendant w o snl nlcd Wy ntnlamlN
T. Lloyd, tho statute Of llmnllooe "
get out as u dotouse, The action was
brought TO recover 5000 alleged 10 be
the balance due for 10000 rha,sa Of
stock OF the Copper Ranch Mining com.
panN which " alleged to haya
been eoll to dcfondan, Oh March 0,
lp0l
Tho defendant denies that he ever
entered into any contract FOR the pur.
chase Of the stoclt and TINT such q
contract would now be blurred by the
statute OF limitations watch required
mat an action ON "A contract ~ that
nature sholl be instituted within four
years, Defendant by way Of cross.
complaint alleges that he loaned pnm.
iln $50 on. Nov 20 1903 no part "
which has been repaid, lie Asks judg.
menl for that amount with interest,
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HARTMAN CUTS TIME.
san Francisco 10 chicago IN Os ilou,.
And 40 Minutes,

snn Francisco, May l,--'rhc overland
nnlileui when LETT san Francisco ycs.
Wruay AZ u o'clock a. IN, FOR Chlcopo
w osucn ana omaha, on lts initial lrlp
under the new schedule win mako INK
TRIP In 6S hours and 20 minuloa ollows
ing for changes Of time, This rnnIl
eohedulo " made possible by Tho ho,'
lorments which have been lnnun,uolod
under tho Hartman regime durlng tho
pusl TWO years, In which mllllone hoyo
noon spent IN STRENGTHENING ont mo
Wnok along the southern ana Union IA.
,lno INES, ana In constructing Inc On.
Ion'LNcln outsoT across tho great Snit
LAKE, This " the fastest time which
my REGULAR Train has over made he.
tween san Francisco and Chicago.
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eleventh Ward Tonight and tomor.
row nlght the Eleventh Ward Dramatic
association WIN present the popular
drama Down In Dixie" In the ward
h0ll th0 entertainment being AZ n ward
bonont a finished performance is ~.
Firth Ward,-Ths Fifth ward choir
MI present the drama "a Loyal
Friend" IN tho ward amusement hall
tonight and tomorrow night, In addl.
ton there VIII be a Imaginable farce en-.
utlod, "Thlh Paper For Sale" and 70.
cal numbers between tho aets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04

FOWLER LAT .O,S Dixon court. mi,
SIly, May y Isabella Fowler, WIFE ~
Waller q, Fowler aud daughter Of Geo.
1913, IN scotland ~
Funeral services Friday afternoon A, 4
T. IN tlpm the First ward mcciIngboipo
frlphdH are invited 10 attend and can
rom ! To 1880
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
Metropolitan lIanllear,

Now York, May i--'rho running OF
the metropolitan handicap today no.
suited In dead heat between Sysonby
nnd Race KING, Colonel Girl third
Tlme---l N "a,
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BOSTON MARKET.


CLOSING quotations today no 70.
ported by the Brokerage a. rinaI,co
Goa euocessors 70 Hudson Sons Co.,
brokers' were,
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statement Made 20 the Secretary oil
Hlnto " the state Of Utah, by tho
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r0sAy'S TEMPERATURE.

YESTERDAYS RECORD,
Highest uu,,,n,u,nn,,,, u
IoWoHt i''tti'tit',ttt,t,, .,
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DIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27
L. e. sHoWALTER DEAD
~ ~ 3Ssi ~ gtss.f M ~ ~ "
Brother Of EN-. Howard and Heryey
II showalter Died This Morning. q X.


II The sad news reached here Tuesday
morning oftthe death Of Mr. Lawrence
E. Showalter which occurred at his
home in Wheeling early that morn!
ing. Mr.. Showalters had only been III
a short time and was a avictim Of ity.
phoid pneumonia. He leaves a wife
and two small children, and is further
survived by his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. showalter, Of Har.
rjsville, Richie county; Messrs. EN-
nett, Howard and Heryey Showalter
of this city. Mr.. Pearl showalter, Of
Chicago, all brothers, and Miss Anna
Showalter, a sister, residing In Har.
rlsyille. Mr.. Howard Showalters re,.
ceived a message shortly after! mid.
night apprlsing him Of his brothers.
serious illness. He left on No. q and
probably reached Wheeling 3prlor$to
tho grim messengers call. Mr.. E.
NJ. showalter was on his way home
from Charleston when he. received the
3tidlngs. No announcement has been
received regarding the funeral.
Mr.. showalter was agent in Wheel.
ing for the Prudential Insurance
Company and because Of his many
qualifications commanded the re.
spect Of all who knew him. His
death brings profound sorrow to every
friend Of the family, Heswas about
% years of age.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27
DESPERATE FARMERS DEED
Killed His Two Boys, Fired His Prop
erty and suicided. 3

/ MCPHERSON. Kan, Jan. "a
Charles Tnxhorn, farmer living Il
miles southwest Of hero, killed his
two sons, aged six ind ten years, burn
ed his house and barn, with all the
contents, and shot and killed himself.
Tuxhorn smothered his sons to death,
took their bodies to a neighbours or.
chard, a half mile distant, where he
laid them on the ground and covered
the mwith blankets. He then return.
ed to his home and set fire to. all OF
his property, after which he killed
himself.
He had been arrested for maltreat.
Ing his wife and children, and was to
have appeared lin court today. He
was 40 years old. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27

GEL MANY ~ Mt iii II l=veS
lion Is soF Is aus PRIV asrE
70 N \ pl JAiTlfye DIS.
USES tii 3 LITTLE /
i5Il7 n ssEs.
lBsEtFEs

BERLIN Jan. ME people ii
German have learned more about
the private lie ofss their Kaiser during
The last Few months than during MI
tho previous years ofI his!reign, thanisn
10 the articles written BY d former
lady.in;waiting ITO the Empress IN 4
French paper. Y: NJ 4. I:
They have enoJy ed tie reading cf
these articles wit many il quiek
smile while the kaiser; has been M
riousI but powerle u interfere, not
even when the lEdy told TINT he cans
not sleep except ins company with IS
hot water bottle.
4 The idea of{ the great War Lori he. ;
Ing afraid sof$ the cold bed ~ Indeed
enough 70 make even; the most serious
German smile " X & 8 :;
Five 10 Dress Hin.
It takes mo less than ave Wallets 10
dress and undress tie Kaiser, and The y
lead valet does not leave the inpe-
rial{ bedroom until he has tucked the ;
sllken comforts down carefully
around his mas er'ss eciosis sbody se
that The ISL not exposed TO even the
slightest draft d danger which il Is
'furtherytriedS 10 avoid ny iieayy double
sportleresS and curtains which are hung
before every curtain and window
It's, q course not 10 very strange
that the Kaiser Isl exceedingly
cautious when one remembers TINT
hlsgthroatE nearly ways oubles him
and sthat3iheE has It'd make up for hiE
recklessness IN public Nh extrene
carefulness In private; but 70 q nian
who loves Id pose efore the people
IN tho most heroic light Tile Thought 5
that this same people have beon al:
lowed TO sseeEa lShisg little weatnessas
isSexcoedingly calling especially at :
tile average German Is very robust
physically, and has d certain amolini
10 Scontemp for those he considers
:,yeaklings.
Never ears Socks Pa
Kin case tho IL isers should swani Ia
get&5outgofg bed thin easy reaeh Of
his hand i'd pair sof linen stociiinga.
|S(HlsE Majesty never ears socks Z. II I
pair ofSsoft boots, d flannel coat u soft
hat and $aSpairi lid gloves. \
SsAll these and many more details
.aresbelng told stos the Paisians by tie
lNdlsereets lady and the sales in Ger
nanyof the paper wlttc contains her
articles are enormous a. facta Of which
Tho Kaiser rs well aware. and which
HAS caused him many sieeplesa
I;Eight.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27
. Mrs. Mary Walker Dead.

Mrs. Mary J. Walker, aged seven.
ty.three years, died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Lee, at Ev.
erson, early last Friday. Mrs.
Walker resided in Enterprise. but
had been visiting her daughter. during
the past week, and was taken sudden.
ly Ill, dying within twenty.four hours
after she became Ill. Services were
held at her old home in Enterprise
on Saturday, after which interment
was made in the cemetery at that
place. sSI5s5
She was a widow Of David B. Walk.
err, and a woman highly respected for
her qualities Of mind and heart. The
news Of her death was received with
great sorrow by her friends.
The first figure of a woman to be
placed in statarary hall Washington,
WILDE that Of France I. Hard,
1.-THE temperance lad yoeate: II VIII he
put position on February Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27
I'm DREAD OF
SHOE sLASaERI
Women and Glrlss IN 5Ph lladelpblas Ter
srortz s Rascal said e Garry al
lsfs Razor Concealed Under j Rose. "a

\ PHIL ADELg HIA \ Jan. 24! :: 4 man MT
whom the police believe to be the
slasher who has been cutting tue
shoes of3girls during the last few
nights attacked Mrs; R ebecca kim,
and her niece, Kate Ramon, last even even.
ing on Fifth street, below. Wharton,
and both we're 50 shocked that they
arc Frustrated. The condition; OF Miss
Ranofsls considered serious. 81
Mrs Kline and the young glrl--she
Is only II years old--were walking
along the street when they we're llt
preached by q man who held "a rose
In his hand. Putting his left hand
to- his hat and making a bow he put
forth his right hand as Tito present
the rose to Mrs. Kline or to the GIRL
As he did SO they allege that they saw
cleaning beneath the rose razor,
They said they distinctly saw the gilt,
terlng steel, N 3.3t il IA
For q second they were SO over,
come by fright that they were unable
TO scream and during this momentary
period Of silence he glanced at their
feet drew forth the razor, and made
on attempt5to Slash the girls shoes.
Before he had time to dc! / SO they
screamed, but the man did not move.
AZ crowd quickly gathered, and be.
fore the women could be quleted so as
10 tell what had occurred the fellow
yraade good his escape. sd: II
After being told the facts the crowd
wns furious that the man had gotten
away. They hunted around in all ,di:
5ections for him, but were unable to
find a trace OF him.
Mrs. Kline Is the wife Of II Louis
Kline who keeps a baker shop, and
the Ranoff girl lives with her. MIR.
Kline telephoned to police headquar.
ters at the city hall and the police
We're notified TO spare no effort in
capturing the man. e "A. Z
Later It was discovered that he up.
inearedSinf the square at Fourth and
Morris streets. He carried a beauti,
full rose In his hand Several people
WHO had heard the story Of tho at.
tack on Mrs. Kline and her niece fol.
Lived the man, but when heSnoticed
them he quickly disappeared.
Mrs. Kline was able 10 giyethc5po,
lice a fairly good description Of the
fellow, and It agrees In almost every
detail with that Of the 3 man 5wht
slashed the shoes of the young girls
Mary Murphy and Bertha Levy, OK
cept that her assailant wore q beard
This beard is believed TO have been i
false one worn rs "a disguise. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27
Iss8NoTIlcE
n Republ lesalln sct.y congeosloa.

H Notice IFS hereby wen ID the Re
publican voters "a the CITY Of Fair
mont, Marion county West Virginia,
to$meets In conyentio III titelr respect
I've wards on Tuesday the sist day
of January, 1905 sat s O'Clock +. ~ (
for the purpose of nominating one
councilman sforg each ward, and to se-
lect from each ward sone member OF
the Republican xeenttye Committee
also To- appoint delegates TO the City
Convention To be held IN The Court
house of Marion county, on Frlday.
the Sd day o. Eebruary 1906. at 81
O'clock, T, y Tor the purpose Of
nominating d candi date for Guy clerx
Of said City o. Fairmonts ~
Il Said ward cony tons will be held
La 1.-THE GLOWING lamea places s
First ward Public School House.
Second ward lblic School Fipuse.
Third ward Court house.
Fourth ward Public School Hottie.
+! Fifth ward office. {.
n The basis @of sentatfon al the
City conye IGNITION viii be one Delegate
for every ten yotesS or fraction there
Iof5cast iatH the last municipal eiscliun
for the Republican ticket as follows,
to:wit: #
First ward WIN III entitled 10 ID
votes !; Second ward 4 10 40 vStes;
Third ward itoS ri votes; Fourth warsI
| TO s2a votes and Fifth ward Id II
votes. IS
BY order III sthe city Executive Com
5;!I:ss % z. WELL Chairman
Y J.s /. n HALL Il 1! Secretary N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27
FOR CHANGE IN NAME
Residents Of \ Charles Town Want Il
to Be Known as Charles! City,

CHARLES ToWN,N. Va Jan. "a.
..==--- Charles Town s55maltlng another5efs
fort to have her name changed Owing
10 the similarity Of the names Of
Charleston and Charles Town, and
both towns being In the same State,
incalculable annoyance 70; tho citizens
Of both, as well las business delays
and losses have been incurred. AS
the volume Of business has increased,
30 has the annoyance, until now the
citizens Of Charles Town. exasperated
have prepared a petition to the sLegis.
ilature. now@in session at Charleston,
and have sent tin the custody OF
Capt H. c. G etzendanner, cashier OF
the Citizens National Bank OF this
city, who will endeayor 10 have the
measure pushed through the present
session allowing Charles Town to
change her name to- Charles City,
Charles Town was namod after
Charles Washington, brother oi
George Washington, who founded II
in 1876, donating 50 acres for the site,
Charleston was formerly named IA
.lawha. but for some reason changed
Its name to Charleston, causing an
endless! end chain Of errors in the malls
and shipping, resulting In terrible
losses and annoyance to both com;
niunities. . n III rs AZ e i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27


ssssr Thornton 9 4: Ire was appoint
$50 admninistra tor ofs the estat of yphn
Az. NinErnai eceased. and gave penalsy
81. " The sum sof $1,000!
9s$ Emma Vance was appointed ailtuir-
Eistratolrs Of the estate OF d. W. Vance.
deceased; g IS and gave psnalts In the snia
iofs 400. N; !.
Laura 3, - a.:iigers was appoinleds
guardian Of Harvey stasgers, Mar
jgsret 81 staggers aud Gail .. staggsgrs
in the sum o. 300!
Il 81 "a Sprays was appointed guzs-
dian z! Of Bsernice conklin esoldie Cork
finland Yin: q ID earl hin lie sum III
$500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27
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Saturday only
No. 20l-Leaves Fairmont. Z. 100 a. N.
No. 203-Leaves Fairmont. "A 100 P. M.
No. 200-Arrives at Fairmont9:25 a. M.
No. 2O2-Arrlves at Fairmont CPS pm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-27
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No. 2.-Pittsburg iAccom'n 1905 P. NJ.
No. 30. -Plttsburg Accom'n LOOP p.
No. 4.-Pittsburg Accom'n $3.50 P. N.
* 5l.., DEPARTS. 4 *
No. 1.-Pittsbarg Accom- n 500 A. N.
No. 3.-Pittsburg Accom-, n Il $50 AZ M.
No. 81. -Connellsville Ac'm 2:10p NJ.
No. SO leaves daily for Morgantown
at 9:05 P. NJ. No. 81 arrives from Nor.
gantown at $3.50 a. NJ. daily except Sun.
day; No. 60 at 800 AIM Sund aylonly,