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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-19
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Richard sElkins was "a Tavern guest
if6r a few hours to-day.
attornntesyys +. II. Martin spent Sunday
at his home In Oakland, Nd.
4 Gay Tough returned Saturday night
Rom a weeks visit with relatives in
iTeiTI TIA; IS
attorneys "a. L. Lehman and E. NJ.
showalter are in Philadelphia on pro-
iessio nal business
II. and Mrs. "A. B. Cole, Of Clarks-
BHTs; are the guests Of Mrs. Coles
suraaartsents, sMr. and Mrs. L. N. Lough: :
Mrs: W. "a. Baldwin and Miss Belle
Baldwin, Of sewickley, Pa, will ar
rive here tonight toaBe the guests Of
4 Ms. Edwin Robinson. .5i.I ;.
Professor and Mrs. c. E. Macarthur
nave left Fairyiew. They. went first
40 Chicago, but will later 80 to New
YORK, where they expect TO make their
Home for awhile. 4, Z: !. v,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Iseman leave
s1fts the East tonight. Mr.. Iseman
sHEiH return the latter part Of the week
q while Mrs. Iseman will spend severa
sSReeks88with her parents in Baltimore
and at other points.
a. IL 81 Il. Edward F.. Holbert, of Fair
II mont WHO Is a member Of the firm o
" Hoibert Bros, insurance agents Q
\. That city, was in Wheeling yesterday
B hut left this morning with the Wheel
Il Eng shriners for Buffalo, where the.
siIE attend the national meeting 0
B thea MISUNDERSTANDING ,1ntelll
&; Eencer.
NJ r and Mrs. L. G. Race and chill
\ islirenS went TO Clarksburg6 this mornin
Re present at the funeral service
III Of atrs Races father. Mr.. James ST,
RI art sIrs. Race and children&will g
ON to- Terra Alta 10 spend montl
ant expect TO spend the remainder I
( the sumner on the NewsJersey coas
etnrning here in. September. Z.
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Judge W. W. Brannon, of Weston,
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The little daughter Of Mr.sand Mrs.
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They e =, Were Paid to TO coslolred Woman,
Who Was West yiralnia y A q
Re 9iment sAttaci,e e. 4

n D'EsN NJ y ], O., une is. Aunt
Caroline Nc abe, Of Middleport,, anls
aged colored woman, died Thursday
and was buried Friday with military
honors. She was q native Of sMissls:
slppt' and an alttache of the 3 Fourth
West Virginia Infantry In the civil
war: Six members of the old regis
ment were pallbearers. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-19
.iTWELvE KILLED I'M FIGHT
NEGROES Clash, SonS Excursion Train
With Appalling Results. IS

ATLANTA, Ca Ga; June 4S19 .Arwe1ve
negroes ,esr are dead ana savera, othno,r,..,
are wounded a. Z : result y ,tba nh chad
battle on an icl troi tbot IN
Atlanta SATURDAY.. night Eforr coiun lu L,
Ga IN addition to tba55if,ve5S;n,es,o , r = !,
found dead n M train thrsa o.h,rs
have died IN Griffin S. : q, iS3ifrom sthatr
wounds, wound I, B J; Z, sl.., $ b Il TTSs
The ho,lv5of one vict,,n,' s w,s 4 I Ia
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House carpenter and contractor.
Always ready and responsible. Call
F. and M. phone 325. R. F. D. No. g
! I ~ a Zach Cleavenger. ,.i,
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
SEEKS INCORPORATION
special to The Herald.

special to The Herald.
SANTA MARIA. May 7.-On Tuesday,
May 16, the citizens of Santa Maria will
hold a general election to vote for town
officers. and also to decide the propo-
sition of incorporation.
For some time past large number
of Santa Maria residents and tax
payers have been clamoring for incor-
poration of the town, and it is ex-
pected that when the voters come to the
polls they will adopt this measure.
For town officers there is only one
ticket, the citizens" appearing on the
ballot.
For members Of the board of trus-
tees: E. I. Bryant. S. Fleisher, r.
Hart. A. w. Cox and VIM. Mead; for
clerk and ex-oficio assessor. j. IL.
Walker; for treasurer, M. Thornburgh;
for marshal and ex-ofticio tax and IL
cense collector, G. L. Blosser.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
WlLl ENTERTAIN VISITORS
Monrovia People Plan Elaborate Re-
ceptlon to Guests

Special to The Herald
MONROVIA. May T. Elaborate
preparations are being made by the
local congregation to entertain here
Monday the Presbyterian Minister'S as
of the Ladies' Presbyterian Mission
ary Society of Southern California.
The party will be received at Strong's
park, carriages being provided to meet
them at the electric car. Plans are
made for a basket lunch and all-day
picnic with drive through the foot
hills in the afternoon.
The reception at the Saturday Af-
ternoon club yesterday was most en-
joyable affair. The election of officers
for the ensuing year took place at its
close and was marked by an absence
of friction. A strong sentiment in
favor of Mrs. Mae Cornes for the presi-
dency was expressed, as no other
member would allow her name to be
mentioned for this office until Mrs.
Cornes positively refused to allow her
name to be mentioned. The election
resulted with Mrs. Lawrence Wheeler.
president; Mrs. Ida Spence, first vice
president, and Mrs. E. p. Baker of
Ell Monte, second vice president. The
election of a recording secretary was
postponed until next Saturday.
The board of trade will meet tomor-
row night to debate plans for celebrat-
ing the birthday of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
HIGHLAND TAKES STEPS
FOR FIRE PROTECTION
Citizens Hold Mass Meeting and SUBJ
scribe Money to buy APP
paratus

Special to The Herald.
HIGHLAND. May THE citizens
mass meeting held on Saturday even
ing to take final action upon the dues-
tion of fire protection was well at
tended and was presided over by NJ. NJ.
Randall. The amount subscribed has
reached 1919 A permanent organiza-
tion was formed, of witch NJ. M. Ran
dali was elected president, Frank Cole
secretary: George Barnes, fire chief,
and the First Bank of Highland, treas
urer. One thousand feet of hose will
be purchased and with this nearly
every structure within the fire zone
can be reached.
The crop of navels has been about
all shipped with the exception of a few
orchards that have been held for higher
prices. Among them is that of c. W.
Seavey on Highland avenue in the
foothills. The Seavey orchards are
among the show places for rare navels
in this vicinity and the fruit possesses
the quality that bears holding for late
shipments. Seedlings are bringing bet.
ter returns than navels in some cases
this season. Cleghorn Bros. recently
bought a car of seedlings from Walter
F. Grow, paying him so cents per box.
The car was sold at auction in New
York for over $1100. Randolph Seeley
of Base Line reports the sale of seed
lings from his 240 trees to Pinkham &
McKevitt for IS cents per packed box
which brought him a check for $500
His orchard comprises about two and
half acres and is over twenty years
old, but they averaged him something
less than $500 per acre.
| DR.. w. P. Burke, accompanied by his
mother, arrived last week from Iowa
Falls, Iowa, to make their home with
DR.. f. W. Burke of Palm avenue. The
two brothers have bought out DR.. c. c.
Browning in this place and will be as.
sociated as physicians and surgeons.
A. G. Stearns, who has been man
ager for the Highland Fruit Growers
association for over fourteen years, has
announced his intention of leaving the
fruit business for a position with a
lumber company in Vending. Men
docino county, at a salary of $4,000 per
wear.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

were married at ten o'clock this morn
ing at the home Of W. S. Lacey, s19
East villa street, by Rev. A. Hatcher
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener left
today for Pennsylvania to reside.
city authorities have taken up the
matter Of further improving the sani-
tary conditions of the city and with
this in view property owners who have
failed to make connections where
sewers have been constructed will be
prosecuted in the local criminal court.
There was only n slight improve
ment in the condition Of Attorney A.
r. Metcalfe at the Pasadena hospital
today. However. It is reported by the
hospital authorities that Mr.. Metcalfe
rested easy throughout the day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

growers as to the question Of the best
way TO suppress the stealing Of the
crop by a band Of organized thieves.
1t has been at last decided to not sell
any cleaning rights nor to allow any
man to sell nuts to the trade or to the
city buyers who has not membership
in the association. Each buyer keeps
the name Of the man Of whom ne buys
and in this way It will be impossible to
come into the possession Of stolen nuts
without knowing that they have been
stolen.
Jim Lung, a Chinaman who has been
employed on the Elwood Cooper ranch
for some time, caused quite commo-
tion IN chinatown last night and is
supposed by his countrymen to be VIC.
lently insane. He went into several
buildings shouting wildly and invoking
the aid of all of the Chinese devils, AMI
so frightened did the Celestials become
that many Of them fed at the mention
of their devils" names and asked for
the mans arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
MARINE REPORT
Redondo Shipping
REDoNDo, May T.

hEDONDOt may -
ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF California, Capt. Thomas.
from San Diego
SAILED.
Steamer State of California, Capt. Thomas
for San Francisco and way ports.
TO ARRIVE MAY s.
Steamer Queen. Captain Alexander from
San Francisco, Santa Barbara and Port Los
Angeles.
Steamer Francis II. Leggett. Captain
Raner, from Eureka.
TO SAIL MAY s.
Steamer Queen, Captain Alexander. for
San Diego
TO ARRIVE MAY 10.
Steamer Queen. Captain Alexander. from
San Diego.
TO SAIL MAY 10.
steamer Queen. Captain Alexander, for
Santa Monica, Santa Barbara and San
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamer Norwood. Capt. Martin, from Port
land
Steamer Mandalay. Capt. panen, from
Crescent City.
schooner Blakeley. Capt. Bauman' from
Schooner Azaiea. Capt. FardeIius. from
Eureka
Tug Redondo Capt. Crockett, in port
VESSELS ON THE WAY.
Schooner Francis IL. Leggett, from Eureka
Schooner George G. Perkins from Portland
LOADING.
Schooner Philippine, at Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Excelsior, at Grays Harbor.
Schooner Samar, at Everett
Schooner Forester. at Everett.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
DIES OF HIS INJURIES
Youth Burned at Huntington Beach
Succumbs at His Home


Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, May 7.-As the result
of burns received while working in the
bicycle shop of b. F. Wheeler of Hunt
ington Beach, Lloyd Friend died here
this morning. The deceased was six
teen years old. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock. The accident which resulted
In his death occurred two weeks ago,
caused by a gasoline explosion.
civil service examination for the
position of clerk and carrier in the
local postofiice will be held here on
May "a.
A company of Santa Ana and Orange
young people gave a social hop Sat
urday evening at the Palmyra hotel in
Orange.
The Orange County Medical assoc;-
a ton has elected DR.. Jones, president;
DIR. G. II. Dobson, vice president; DR..
Fl. S. Gordon, secretary; DR.. c. d. Bail
treasurer; DIR. j. l.. Dryer, librarian.
There was light shower of rain
here this afternoon, accompanied by
brisk south wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
TO OF EN- NEW DRIVE
Santa Barbara Walnut Growers Seek
Protection From Thieves

Santa Barbara Walnut Growers Seek
Protection From Thieves
Special to The Herald
SANTA BARBARA. May THE fill
ing of the deeds transferring owner
ship in the George Sherman property
on the face of the bluff overlooking the
town on the west assures the opening
of the proposed drive to extend from the
end Of Canon Perdido street along the
side hill by easy grade to connect with
the present mesa road at Franklin's.
The purchaser is Charles Hagen and
the property he secures extends to the
summit OF the hill, including the hill
top. The new road will provide a safe
and easy ascent, at no place of more
than per cent grade, to the Mesa
drive. which connects with what is
known as the Cliff drive, leading out
past the lighthouse property and
through the Hope ranch.
The annual meeting OF the Santa
Barbara County Walnut Growers as
ISOLATION was held in this city yester-
day The old board OF directors were
reelected for the ensuing year. There
has been much agitation among the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
ELECTRIC ROAD
MAKES PROGRESS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENTURA, May 7.-Word comes
from OXnard that work on the Burson
electric railroad is progressing rapidly
All the survey work is finished and a
large force of men are at work grad
ing between Oxnard and Hueneme.
large shipment of ties is now on the
way from Eureka, and as soon as it
arrives, a line will be built across the
Patterson ranch to the ocean. Mr..
Burson states that the road will be in
operation as far as Oxnard by August
first.
Work on the interior of the court
room is nearly completed. All modern
improvements are being used. The
space for spectators has been furn-
ished with opera chairs and the floor
put on an incline.
The debate held at the high school
Friday evening, between Ventura and
Santa Paula, resulted in a victory for
the latter. The subject discussed was
Resolved, that the United States should
pass a law regulating railroad rates.
Santa Paula took the affirmative and
was represented by Arthur Taylor and
Miss Ray Bond. The negative was
ably handled by Frank Orr and Miss
Flora Mcintyre.
Ventura high school nine defeated
te Santa Barbara high school team
here yesterday afternoon by a score of
to 5.
Rain began falling today at noon.
Since early morning a strong south
east wind has been blowing and the
Indications are for a continued and
heavy storm. The rainfall thus far
has been heavy.
Miss Casner, the teacher of the
Mound school, was rendered a fare
we'll last evening at the home of H.
Fl. Neel. About 75 guests were present
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Miss Casner son goes to San Diego,
where she will be married in June to
Harry p. Hill.
Miss Alice Biggerstaff was the guest
of honor at a unique bach party Fri
day evening. At o'clock a barbecue
was served, after which progressive
800" was INDUCED in. Miss Julia
Hoax won the first prize, silver
raper knife.
Buena lodge, Knights of Pythias.
held a special meeting last evening
for the purpose of entertaining Grand
Chancellor Buns. Santa Paula lodge
united with the home lodge in tho
function. The knight rank was con-
ferred upon a class from the visiting
lodge. A banquet was served at the
close.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Foster left yes
terday for a trip through the north
They go first to Paso Robles, then or
! to San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
INAUGURATESNEW
MUNICIPALITY j N
SAN BERNARDIN0 OFFICIALS
ASSUME DUTIES
BEGIN SERIES OF REFORMS
Council to Pass Ordinances Stopping
Gambling and Restricting Liquor
Traffe-Actress Prevents
Panic

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARD1No, May Ito
morrow at noon the new municipal adj
ministration will begin, with II. M.
Barton as the first mayor of the city.
The new board of councilmen will be
composed Of ]. c. Cole, r. f. Garner,
C. F. Riley, J. c. Wees and S. II. Car
son. The reform element of the city
controls the board, which insures the
carrying out of the pledges for bet
terment in the moral conditions of the
city.
One of the first moves of the new
administration will be the passage of
an ordinance stopping gambling. Sa-
looms will be closed at midnight every
night and all day Sunday. not to be
opened until a. M Under the present
regime saloons are practically never
closed.
1t is probable also that all furniture,
such as tables, chairs, etc, that make
saloon a lounging place, will have
to go.
Especial attention is to be paid to
restaurants having a liquor license.
The drug stores will also be regulated
and not allowed to sell liquor except
on prescription and under such condi-
tions that it will not be easy to evade.
The list of appointments of the new
administration has not yet been Off
cially announced. One of the most i'm
portant bodies Mayor Barton will
name will be the water commission,
and it is probable that it will be COM
posed of A. c. Kendall, f. r. Perris
and NJ. D. Katz. w. A. McElvaine will
be superintendent of streets and c. M.
Stevenson chief of the fire department.
The present library trustees will be
continued.
The new board of education will be
organized tomorrow. w. M. Parker
will probably be reelected president.
One of the first moves of the board
will probably be the calling of a bond
election to vote money for at least
two new school houses.
Actress Prevents Panic
There came near being serious
panic last night at the San Bernardino
opera house, caused by the burning out
of a large electric fuse, which quickly
filled the building with smoke. The
flash and smoke caused the crowd
which filled every seat in the house
to believe that the building was on fire
and rush was started for the door.
Miss Claire Washington, the leading
lady of the Bates company, quickly
stepped to the front of the stage, and
with her clear voice quickly quieted
the crowd by telling them there was
no danger. Probably one hundred
people had started for the doors. and
in q moment more frantic rush would
have been in progress that would
| have resulted seriously.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Cooley will
tomorrow evening celebrate the
| twenty-Iifth anniversary of their mar
riage by entertaining a large company
of friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
CELEBRATE THEIR
GOLDEN WEDDING
SAN DIEGO COUPLE GREET
CHILDREN
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS AGO
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hardy Receive
Relatives and Friends at
the Half Century
Mark

Special 10 The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, May Mr. and Mrs
Isaac Hardy celebrated their golden
wedding last evening at their home
on Eleventh street with their children
and grandchildren gathered about
them. They were married May 6, 1855,
at Andover and came to this state the
following year. Their two SONS are
Charles S. and George L. Hardy, both
in business here. There are seven
grand children, and all were present
last evening to wish the couple happy
returns of the day and to express the
wish that they will be here to cele-
brate their diamond wedding together.
The Native Gem company filed ar
ticles of incorporat tion yesterday, nam
ing Dennis j. Callaghan, Fred Ryner-
son, H. L. Dougherty, Victor A. Trois
and c. C. Vale, NJ. D. The purpose of
the company is to mine, cut and pol
ish all kinds of gems found in San
Diego county.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
San EraneIsco shIppIna

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-~Arrived-
steamer Iaqua, Redondo; steamer James
81 HiEEins, San Pedro; steamer south Bay,
Redondo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
Want to Reorganize

The Escondido Mutual Water COM
pany filed it's articles of incorpor-
alton yesterday. The purpose of the cor
poration is to handle the water sys-
TEN recently surrendered by the disso-
luton of the Escondido irrigation dis
trict The capital stock is placed at
$22S,5S4.
Many responses have been received
from the invitations sent out by the
supervisors to other boards of super
visors and county officials to attend
the supervisors convention this week.
Among the many who have agreed to
be here are Mayor Schmitz of San
Francisco, who will attend with COM
mittee consisting of Henry U. Brand
enstern, DIR. A. D'Ancona, James L,
Gallagher and James p. Booth.
Word has been received by County
Auditor f. e. Shaffer from Prof. j. j.
Montgomery of Santa Clara college,
that the airship or great aeroplane
which was tried out there successfully
week ago may be brought here for
further trlal Prof. Montgomery form
erly resided here and he knows what
kind of climate he wants for his future
experiments.
Mrs Rose Hostetter, who was shot
by w. f. Dow yesterday. died at 4
o'clock this afternoon. The other two
victims of the tragedy, Cliff Gilbert ano
Dow himself, are under the influence
of opiates at the hospital and tbs
chances of the recovery of either OF
them are slight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

Notice to Holders OF Herald Photo Coupons
Holders of Herald photo coupons on Barnett
& Sons studio wishing sttings on Sunday
| must make engagement several days in ad-
vance. All coupons must be presented before
Nav 25 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

He never learned to take the drudger!
out of his work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
New Company Files Articles

Articles of incorporation of the Bay
Shore Construction company were filed
yesterday at the court house. The
stated purposes of the company are TO
carry on all manner of surveying and
engineering work, including civil, hy-
draulic. mining and electrical engin-
eerng, and building railroads, wagon
roads. telegraph and telephone lines,
bridges. wharves and piers. H. T.
Richards, who has been conducting the
survey between this city and the east
by way of Mission valley and Ramona
owns 246 of the $50 shares of the stock
and Elliot Holbrook, c. r. Hammond,
Frederic w. Stearns and Stephen Con-
NELL all of San Diego, hold a single
share each.
Six Chinese were caught early yes
terday morning by immigration In
spector Barney Manning and brought
in for examination on the charge Of
being unlawfully in this country. They
had been seen below the line and were
being watched at about the time they
started across
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
Lineman Has Narrow Escape

Edgar z. Johnson, a lineman of the
Sunset, had a close call yesterday while
working at the corner of Fifth and x
streets He was at work at the top of
d pole when some loose wires sagging
down struck him on the shoulder. He
was shocked, but his safety belt pre-
venting him from falling he was able
to descend to the ground. Though the
voltage carried by the wire was heavy,
he felt very few bad effects and will
be ready to resume operations on Mon
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
Pasadena srevItIes

Mr.. Samuel Gardener, Of Mishoppen.
Pa, and Miss Ida Taylor Of Pasadena,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
REV. SAN SMALL.

There are many people who fire.
quently say, after they have heard him
speak, that Sam Small "is smart, con-
veying the impression because he signs
his name "Rev. Sam Small" that one
would be Of the opinion that because
Of bis bearing the euphOniOuS cognO-
men Of ''Sam Small" even with the
prefix Of REV. :" he 10 simply a roll
licking, good fellow instead Of deep.
thinking, scholarly orator.
Bot there are few men in this land OF
ours, up and down lie entire length,
that equal him IN sound logic and brill
liancy. In his lecture Monday even.
ing on '1n6delity" he made a strong
impression on his hearers and held the
attention Of his large audience sS II by
magic. He advanced many new
thoughts and made them 90 plain that
all could understand.
Rev. Sam Small is a grand thinker
and speaker and his Small name is such
surprise TO ell when they come to re-
alice his large and brilliant intellect
that bis hearers often think that his
name 10 q missioner and q barrier in
his noble work for the good Of the hu-
man family.
There is no man, however, that can
sway the people more than Rev. Sam
Small, for he is one Of them and is IA
miliAr with their needs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22

The Birmingham Nsws says, IN.
Whte 10 working like = Trojan. and 90
far he's shown signs Of being able TO
bring order out Of chaos II the eX.
cFosoepoeS who follow the Grand Duke
6uulneSs ~ = profession would cooper.
aIe with him instead oi opposing. HE
prospects for success would appear
much brighter,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22

This is che season Of the year when
she ldes OF November are making the
people Of the North turn their gaze
lOhgingly 20 the Sunny SooIh. Many
are beFe ulFeaay and many more arr
desiroua % coming, Some will stay
until tprlng and othet will stay eli
s0mmeF, 70 10 q proven 20 them that Il
would b. good toF them. Il can be
easily proves, and b there any step
made 70 show thess ihcts 30 che new
oOmaFt Lst ell WhO can devote . TITLE
sine 70 thls subiesi,