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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

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Some paper has sugg ed that the
Senate branch of every legislative
body It'll the conserya I've dIgnihed one
necessary to5 hold the other branch
inScheck when 1T gets Wild and woody
This may be true I'M some countries
but Judging from tie 4 samples lately;
exhibited itScanf not be put down as
the actual situation ID West yir.
ginia. The last State Senate engaged
principally in9tearing hair and charg-
Ing itself with fraud and corruption.
tbs the last winters exhibition that
makes the newspapers and public
generally long for something differ
ent. II seemed Ito be largely under
the control OF lobbyists and corruption.
lists, Judging from such Observation
as could be gotten away from 1t and
this fact is5no doubt the reason Of agi
|tation In favor; Of a larger body,
Undoubtedly the House Of Delegates
last winter was not controlled by out
side influences and this appeared t:
be In accordance with the warnings
given by such papers as the State
Journalstn advance, which we're un
Needed 1T is true. that the corporations
would let the House Of Delegates
alone on account Of its size and at
tempt the capture Of the Senate. i
may not be practicable to enlarge oul
State Senate but the talk on the sub
ject will certainly do no harm and +
It accomplishes nothing else it ma.
cause the people in the. next election
to use some care in selecting tn,
members of this body and not let tn
same go by default as is generally tn
notwithstanding State Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31
HOTEL IL DENNIS
Hot and Cold SeasWaters
Write for Booklet and terms. "
WALTER lei II. B /! i!IE''I
Delayed Wedding Announcement.

The many friends Of Mr.. Fred Fish;
er and Miss Lillian McDermott will
learn with surprise Of their marriage
which took place at Oakland, Md, on!
the first Of September, 1904. Both Mrs..
and Mrs. Fisher are popular young
people and their many friends extend
their best wishes for happy married
life. Mr.. Fisher is q son Of Captain
and Mrs. John Fisher, and for sever,
al years has been associated in bust.
ness with Clyde s. Holt. Mrs. Fish.
er is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McDermott who have been
residents of Fairmont for the past
three years. n "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

1T is d sight to move the gods tc
See Charles Brooks Smith, the genial
and talented Etactician Of the Parkers.
bnrg Dispatch 1ecturing Col. Lamar
g. Powell the brilliant and beautiful
booster Of the Fairmont West Vir
ginian, for saying things about PEG
DIE arkerahurg State Journal.
IS a sight for a fact, consider
ing that the Dispatch has been or is
about to BE sued for 100000 for libel
] Ing GENT The West virginiar
has never been guilty Of doing a thing
cfthat kind yet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31


Now that the Fitzgerald banquet is
over FairmontS can again turn her at,
tention to libel suits, Congressional
races and such things Parkersburg
News. IA 5;$ ".
Fairmont Is notSwithout its libel
suits but being in the First district
it, has no congressional races this
year and such things The Second
district has e monopoly on the latter,
hence II II: where q youth known as
col Tom will on Tuesday next have
q feeling close akin ito that sof Vice
Admiral Rod estyensky.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31
68y9iggE3 e y
TIE We lR GlNiAN's
LocA \ 4, EAT Ter i REPORT 3 =

This IS the last week of the cam
3paign ii the Second district and next
Tuesday will see the finish Of Col
Tom fort the second time, the first by
Dayton. The Republicans over there
win be excee dingly active during the
few remaining days Of the contest
and this means that q good.sized ma
jority for akin may be looked for.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

There having been little friction
between the West Virginian and the
Fairmont Baseball Association, a
thing for which there was hardly q
shadow OF excuse, we are pleased to
state that there has been a readjust-
ment Of the matter, and that the
great national game will receive the
same attention from us in the future
that it has in the past, the West Viz
ginlan having been given every as
surance that It will be shown proper
ttreatment, desiring nothing more mol
nothing less.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

~
4 do not bel iege coIlsctor of m.
sterna1 Revenue Glasscoc Will v get
Spefmissfo to retnoye his ONCE %
Inorganic There ~ Sa vigorous i;op;
Spositio 10 ". However - he VIII
agree to Its being brought TO Fair,
mont the West virginlan viii see that
.its is landed here. Fairmont the
most accessible city in the State, as
well as the most wlde.awake city. Is
really the place for it. Think d
Fairmont for moment as city
easily and readily reached. Passen
ger trains leave it for all points
north, south, east and west-and
Itwenty.seven Of them arrive and de
part daily. Collector Glasscock, just
say that you want Fairmont as YOU
headquarters and well do the rest
with the Office here, the popular col
lector, II he does not want to become
a Fairmonter, could spend every nigh
at6his home In Morgantown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

After a protracted visit Of three
months in Pittsburg, Cleveland,
Clarksburg, Fairmont, Morgantown,
and Parkersburg, Miss Mayme Wertz
has arrived home. Her trip was a
most delightful one.-Hunting Herald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

Mrs. "A. B. Scott and Miss Eta
COPYRIGHT, Of Moundsville, are the
guests of Mrs. A. L. Lehman on Walnut
avenue. 5e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

Russia, long so powerful, is now q
has been. It's navy is gone and the
country is demoralized On the other
handslittle Japan occupies consplcu
Gus place among the lofty nations OF
the world.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

FOR Rents room house, First
ward, $3.50. T. W. Hennen, I'd floor,
Masonic Temple.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31
Strawberries

Cream Cheese and Crackers
Coffee Tea Buttermilk
When all had partaken to their sat.
isfaction, of the good things before
them, Grand Knight Mike Powell, Of
Fairmont Council, called the meeting
to order and announced that John j.
McCool would preside as POSTMASTER.
Mr.. McCool in a brief speech said
that Fairmont boys were among the
pioneers Of the order in this State. He
then introduced Father Boutlou, who
in happy vein welcomed the knights
and his countrymen and prepared the
audience for the reception of an elo.
quent address by Rev. Thomas Col.
Inns, Of Salem, who responded to the
toast "knighthood and Patriotism
On behalf of the newly knighted
members, Attorneys w. H. Brant and
NJ. ]. Cullinan made some very sea-
sonable remarks. "The Knight as a
Citizen" was discussed by Frank A.
McMahan,t an attorney OF Wheeling,
whose text was taken from Black.
stone and read: "such among others
are these principles; that We should
live honestly, should hurt nobody, and
should render every man his due" s, s,
Dr.. J. u. o'Kane, Of Wheeling, re.
ssponded to the toast ITO be or not; TO
be.-7a Knight-"that is the n ques.
ton tor 10 this man much Of the issue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Confer Degree Of Knlshthood on Fifty
g..6 Six Members. ~

The knights OF Columbus were busy
all day yesterday. Fifty.slx candidates
presented themselves for initiation
and were knighted.
Council No. s72, of Clarksburg, will
receive one Of these; Council No. 71a
OF Grafton, will be increased by five;
Council No. 942, Of Fairmont, will be
augmented and strengthened by forty
new members while the remaining
seven members will find homes in
other Councils Of the State.
The initiatory exercises began at
one O'Clock P. NJ, and continued until
eight o'clock in the evening. At nine
o'clock P. NJ. the Sir knights repaired
to the basement of st. Peters Church,
where the Ladies' Aid Society served
splendid banquet. Plates were laid
for two hundred and fifty guests.
The banquet hall was tastefully dec
Grated; white and purple festoons
were suspended from the columns Of
the room from which American flags
hung in graceful folds. The illumi
nations, candles and electric lights
were arranged to the best advantage
and were beautiful. while roses
mock orange blossoms and ferns
adorned the tables. y
The menu was as given below:
| Menu
1--WE may live without books-what Is
knowledge but grieving?
We may live without hope-what Il
hope but decelving?
We may live without love-what il
| & passion but pining?
But where is the man that can liv'
without dining?"
| Owen Meredith.
Tomato Boullion in Cups
Sailed Almonds Olive
Smoked Ok Tongue
Sliced cucumbers
Home Pressed Chicken
Sliced Tomatoes
: Cold Ham Cold Lam
r X. of c. Punch
:. Salad
Strawberries
: Ice Cream Assorted Cak,
Il. Cream Cheese and Crackers
Coffee Tea Buttermi
When all had partaken TO their Sc
isfaction, of the good things befo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
TWO I'll 9 UsAND b Ro ooTERs NET
At 6uRkE'ss Hall LAsTBNl GH HIT
IN u ONO 3 o &c APgs ANS ON. "a
/ 5(Bys Publisher Press, .glz,,

m > ID
n; CHI CAGo n March 81 1.-the best
known baseball fans In Chicago ~ ~
more than 2 ,ooosof them crowded the
5bleechers at Burke,s Hall last night
to- root for Cap. Anson and help
him TO make a home run for city
clerk Twas a non partisan gath;
erlng, though composed mostly Of
Democrats. They weren't II much On
oratory but they were long on enthu:
siasm; and they landed THE grand
old man Of American sports..8
When the Captain could make him:
self heard he said: Is ,S8s
Z IN at a loss to know Just where
y begin: We have here ball play.
ers, billlardIsts; boWlers giad iii fact;
general athletes, SO III Just say TEL.
low rooters.' 's3s
s3 There; was enough roofing atEthls
to be heard several blocks away: 4: I:
You thoroughly understand the lis;
sues Of this campaign. You have
seen the pictures. On one Of them
there IS va Square Deal Z for Every
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
HoRRlBEEg SCENES 81 ELL8 TALE
aoF AWE ~ lsAsTER r sAT8RusA
z uN AN o RED LAS IL MINES.

4 FIRE CREEK, w. Va, March Q 20 %.
The second resclilng party which
was organized Sunday Z to enter the
Rush Run and Red Ash mines to re.
cover the bodies of the twenty.four
men who are believed to have been
killed by the two explos osions Saturday
and Sunday morning, finally were
ableStos enter the mine yesterday. The
amounts OF gas In the mine after the
explosion and the ecessityS for sdriys
Ing fresh afr into the inner workings
before the rescuers dared enter com.
PEELED them to wait more than tWen:
ity;four hours aftersthe last explosion
n Hundreds Of people from the sur
rounding country, miners and theil
families, crowded I around the mines
the men svolunte eering to help in any
way possible and the women anxious,
lyis awaiting word from their loved
ones, The first rescuing partyS8hicl
entered the mine early Sunday morn
ling had gone 1000 feet when over
come by the second explosion. The
second rescuing party reached tilt
point IL the mine yesterda and pre-
at once began for The re
mcyal Of the dead bodies,
The third rescue party led by Chic
Mine Inspector Paul reached The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
BASEBALL FANS want OFFICE

Man and sons the other Municipal
Ownership. Now can any one tell.
me what SQUARE deal iss's 4 s s
Municipal o@nershlpi shouted
one sof5 the fans. * Rs :
I Two ears more of the street
cars. yelled another. 4
" idea is that d square dear
means 4 fight To- get ii, 7 ccntfaned
Anset Y The better part Of my lie
I've been chasing ground and Fl -bailss
and II |. know all about municipal own
ership., Is IS -
This wash; quite clear. hat the
Captain aproce eeied |;
III does not make much difference,
tome hetherit Is Dunno or Harlail,
but Tins of the opinion that you arc
going toa honorme With yonr votes Il
jr,espect i've ~ ;politics. have prom.
lseds to- 80 back to siarshailtown.
Iowa and push d blow n i don't yet
elected There'll DE d lot d. siisaps
jpointmen its among the bo@lers II this
happens, for I'M pretty easy inoney
for the SboWlerss 3
3s & Now l'i I'm not going 70 beg, uut
I'm I'm going to III d QUIET, easy. re-
{IaEi 6. = =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
STATE DEPAR TN EN- s. ASK.
ED vENEzUEL LA r PREslDENTSToS
"a ssURMlTS3&To 4 Ar BlTRATloN. a
SERIOUS sB. coNsEo uENcEs MAY
oLLoW \ If h II e. DOES / tloT sss t
SOON REPLY. 4. SssssS v
S(By, Publish erss Press ii !,

Hs
5s5.,yyNAsH1NGTo NJ / D. ]. CT March s21 -
1t Ifs learned today atEythe State De;
partment that about ten days ago
Minister Bowen instructed BY this
government to$demand formally Of
President Castro, Of Venezuela, that
the quest ions at issue between his
country and the United States be
81 submitted; ITO arbitration. His in.
}strncdons%were also osthe$ effect that
in case Of refusal he was j 10 inform
President Castro that the, United
States would then pursue Ats own
course u ts
AtE that time, the State Department
had determined upon mo alternative
action. thinking It probable that
President Castro would acGuiesce IN
the propositionE for arbitration The
Department not yet being Informed
Of President Castro's answer can.
not make any definite{statement as sto
what action the goyernment$wlllita take
Should Castro refuse Ito arbItrate
however, It Is quite likely that there
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
BANDIT | | CAPTURED ! j
AFTER HAR D. RIFLE AND REvoL
i. YER SBATTLESWITH POLICE. Il
i,3i33 MEN LAST NIGHT. 3 4

: n i =
S CHICAGO, Ill, March Aftersa
rife and revolver battle in which sone
man was wounded, a band Of police
men late last night captured John
,lNadolski, later identified as one Of
the three! bandits wanted for the
murder Of Fritz Kruger in the hold,
up Of Abraham Riger's saloon. His
companions escaped. The capture
was made lin a lonely spot between
the towns of Jefferson and Miller
where the three bandits had sought
refuge. The owner Of the place was
arrested with his #19.year:old daugh
ter His son, Frank Papilenski, Jr.
escaped after he had been shot ii
the back Of the head by the police.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
RESCUE PARTY REACHES VICIINIS

point sofa the xplosion where The fisst
rescue r ssic party was oyertaken and Joins
ed the work Or removing the
boaies, which were terribly mangled.
$50 far as the work of rescue has
gone. Il & certain TINT not one OF
the twenty.four men involved in tic
two xplosions escaped
fstheE first four bodies rescued ii
the Rush mine. three were anrecog.
|nizables The body 81 Fire Boss Bans
mister was irec ognized by his clcthlng.
The fallen debris in the mines n,ade
access to the bod dies difficult, ana The
reseuing parties had to crawl for
Hong distance No entry has Vet besn
made into The Red ASH mine. "a
lfprce of thirty I'VE men is engasedl
/ linftheg search Tor bodies. Chief Mine
Inspe ector PAM SAYS ii is 100 early!
l:yet5 TO etermine the cause OF tue dis
aster. & so
Seven dies III an were taken
4 from the Rush Run mine yesterday
4 BY the rescue party. g
The bodies were found 1000 feet
from the drift mouth. They were not
much burned but their clothing was
torn by The explosion.
On account Of the dust, which Is
glfrom SIX Inches to t@o feet deep ii
1.-The entry, the rescue party had great
ldtmcaity IN reaching the bodies. No
more bodies will be taken ont to.
I night. as experienced miners fear Z
third explosion. &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
WEST YIRGIkIA.N
MAY DIE AS RESULT OF BULLET
4 A. WHICH LODGED IN HIS ys;ii ii;1
HEAD TO-DAY. 4 !iy
(Byj Publishers, Press.j

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, March
21. Charles Cunningham, aged 23, Of
Chester, ". Va, was shot today and
probably fatally wounded in mys'
terious manner. Half dozen peo,
pie are suspected and under arrest
Among them is Mrs. Catherine Pau
lein, daughter Of John F. Where a
saloon and restaurant keeper, Of
fPittsburg. The shooting took place
as Cunningham was leaving the house
occupied 5bys Mrs. Pauleln and hel
mother-in.law in Chester. 1t is al
legged that there had been an al
night carousal there, in which Gun
nlngham had participated. Tht
young man received a bullet in hi.
head, and is still unconscious. HI
belongs to- "a + prominent family. B,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
Still HUNTING. 4
s.Flso tt E. N ORTIZ POLE is ROB:
NJ l;5ss5 K Ne. PEARY- EW SHIP sss
TO BE LAU NC HE'D THURS Il:
! (Bys Publishers, Press!l

NEW; y DIRK, March 21.-The
Charles Fl. Darling, the new ship of
the Arctic Exploring Club, will lie
launched next Thursday at Buck;
sport, Maine, according to an an.
nouncement made today by Com:
mander Robert E. Peary. After: the
launching the ship will be, 3towed sto
Portland, where the machinery will
be installed. Commander Peary
hopes to start for his search for the
North Pole late In June or early in
July. The Darling is a seven hundred
ton ship, especially designed fol. Arc
TIC sailing She is one hundred and
sixty-one feet on the water line, with
asbeam Of SO feet. Extraordinary
precautions have been made to give
great strength to the athwartshiI
section. There are two deck houses
the forward being portable so tina
ltScan be carried ashore and be use,
as the winter quarters Of Commando
Peary and his party. The Darling i
heated by steam and lighted by elee
tricity. The bunker carries seyel
hundred tons Of coal, and at the star
the ship viii. carry a deck3load ION
hundred and fifty tons in bags. wit
this coal supply heSship twill be abl
i to steam between -four and fiyesth
sand knot
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
aDESPER ATTE ATTLE WITH. MOONSHINERS

q
John Navel, ,one Of the gang, called at
the home OF Calvin and told him the
location Of the5still and how ID cap.
ture the gang. Navel claims that he
had been with the crowd for three
years but because he refused to re.
main one Of the members any longer
they tied him to a tree am tortured
him, every man Of the gang lashing
him with large black snake Whips. Z.
Deputy Calvin with twenty mer
surrounded the still and after light
ling five hours with the loss Of one
deputy, Frank Newman, and serious
lywounding nine Of the moonshlncrs
lthey surrendered. . i /. !,lil 4, z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
.lgl 7E1s1l111V77 t7F77
At EMERSON SHOE FACTORY
SHOWS EVER iNc REAslN G 81
LIST OF DEAD AND 3i;i
VI g, 4 Mi iSslNG. u
/ lBy Publishers, Press. J

|
BRoCKTON, Mass, March q The
tragedy Of the Brockton horror grows;
with each hour. and this morning
shows flfty-three known dead and a
list Of missing Of ninety.six employees
Of the ill.fated shoe factory OF r. B..
Grover & Company which was flown
up and burned yesterday. III
In a small city the term missing
has the grim significance Of dead.
The official list Of dead shows ten
bodies Identified. Search Of the
smouldering ruins was resume. again
this morning. No bodies .Nere recoy.
cred last night. 5,;8s sss-
Mayor Keith, City Marshal Doydeni
Fire Chief Marston and Medical FIX.
|aminer Paine. are in general change
Of the search Of the ruins. Medical
Examiner Paine expressed the belief
today that many Of the bodies had
been burned to ashes and no trace Of
them would ever be found.
Relief committees from she yari5us
secret societies and labor unions are
lending their aid to locale tile missing
members Of the families. Many Of TIE
injured are ingthe hospitals end will
recover. OF the four hundred en-
!. ployes Of the factory but two hundred
and fifty are reported as getting out"o1
!; the building. The majority OF these
sustained injuries.
!, The work of searching FOR the dead
I Is. marked by many scenes Of grief
!. Heart.broken mothers ami wives
waitedta night in silent line near the
: ruins waiting for tile search to be re
!, sumd this morning. Cloudy weather
I. and a cold fog gave a cheerless set
!, ting to the already learl-breakint
] scene.
i Many offers of assistance have beel
!. received from other cities but Mayo
/ Keith says they will not lie needed.
I The city has arranged for a publ,
i. funeral3of the unidentified and I'll
!. ray The expenses. Mayor Keith ii
4 speaking Of suggested public mas
meeting said this morains:
First of all let us recover the dead
!, This work must be accomplished a
1 quickly as possible and ii such a mar
Z ner3 as to relieve some Of the fearfu
& suspense that weighs SO heavily upo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
Gang 81 URREN De D AFTER ONE
DEPuTSYGM ss5 LIE AN o 4
4; N EsIa.M DON Sy.5v o IN DE b

(By Pnblishers,, sPress.)
BIC GREER, Afarch 2 .7 ~:
sprrounded and after having fought
forSfiye hours, Lawrence BC.s Ntc1livey
sand his twelve companions, moon
sinners, located six miles from this
pace. ssurrend dered to Deput & Marshal
Calvin and his men yeste rday. Nc.
lIliyey has been running a imoonshlner's
still for years but Smarshals were; v un.
ablet locate Or find sutlt tcient evidence
to convict hin5 Until yesterday2sWhen
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
saNc d oYiriPol lIR Of RAIN
FoREeoDEs DAM GER TO
DOWN sERl YER WINS I?
BUSINESS PoRTi OF .ElARiE.Tr;
T;A Will q Kelly 81 SUB:
MERGED IS DON. n
CBy PubIishe ers' z Pres,ss..)) I

tBy Publish hers Press.l -|G
PITTsBURG March e his time.
1T Will he the Afononga gahela' 8 in ling
as this river shows unmlsta akable.
signs OF reaching a very high stage
this morning The river Is rising
from end To end and ltsst.ibutarles5 are
also swelling rapid ~. " ;;ss4 sIG
Heavy rains have been falling over
an the country drained by the sMonon-
gahela and tributaries for several
hours past and reports received at
the weath her bureau this morning
showed the stream to be rising rapidly.
IL Is also raining heavily the Al.
legheny Valley and SitFwo would mot be "a
surprise Il that river would Start to
rise again BY this yeniag Sor tc-mor.
row: Owing to the Spresen; very high
stage the az egheny and also con
tdering the fact that the river Is fall:
ign this morning from the head waters
down, twill take a great deal sof$rain
to- cause the stream ito / stop falling
and come up again, but such aS con:
dltion IS not sunexpe ected. g5
Forcasters Frank Ridgway st.ted
this morning that the Alonongafela
would likely Il 81 lye a great deal Of
trouble 4at 81 Pittsburg unless conditions
change greatly and Very soon. Il: IS.
ight go' clock this Snlorr ;ng the
marks In the ] Monon ongal.ela river al
Narket3 street showed 27:sifeet, "a fall
of feet from the highest record $oi
the t--2s feet at 10 O'clock last
night an five IL clock this morning
thes same marks recorded % feet 81 81
Flood Danger at Marietta.
aIA RIETTA Ohio, Ma. eli s1.--.Tht
Ohio river has passed the 81 foot stage
here II IS rising six inches and the
Ainsking gum seven inches an hour
least forty feet Of 5wate, is expect
ed here by w ednesday noon. Thi
MI Sinundate the gentirs business por
ton sofs the city. II has been #raintnl
'steadilY for twenty hours:
Statement sat n oon. si35: 5;st:.' si:3'
PITTsBU 9, Pa, March a
y clock noon gFo coaster Ridgewa!
the local weathers bureau, issue
rfif, fSl Inu, IN q 4, an, AZ X . n
have dvised all interested
throug the police department to! pr
Dare for over thirty rect Of waite
and To- move all? property endangere
anticip alton of possible $thirtyfoc
food.
The highes pre- yiousE flood arecor
was IN 1s94 ,gwh EN- the flood reache
y record of SO SO. IA feet. III IL ;3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-21
63zIMMIGRANTS land this WEEK

Each day sees new records broken
for the numbers Of immigrants land.
LED Satsthis port and the end Is not in
sight. ~ 4
\ Five .trans.A tlantic steamships
brought In over five thousand simmi:
grants this morning while seven thou.
sand Two hundred and fifty were land.
ed esterday Other ships due this
week are bringing o,2Ss, or d total
/ sof SO ,sss for the week to he landed at
Ellis Island.