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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23

Portland, Sept. 22.-The oregonian to.
morrow viii say; approximately $1,000.
600 win be sept within the year by
Portland capitalists In erecting vast
jobbing and wholesale houses In north
Portland
Five great brick buildings each stor-
ies in height win be erected. A spur
win be constructed by the Northern Pa.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23

Washington, d. C., Sept. 22.-Reports
Of the strained relations between vene.
zuela and France have caused much ap-
prehension at the state department. Di.
plomacy has been employed By this
country TO avoid trouble between the
South American republic and any of the
European nations, but Castro seems
bent on making trouble. The United
States is in very delicate position in
the present controversy and the Monroe
doctrinee will probably be put to q Sc.
we're test.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23

Portland, Sept. 22.-western Oregon:
Saturday, generally fair, except SHOWERS
along the coast, cooler In the interior.
Western Washington: Saturday,
cloudy and threatening with showers
along the coast.
Eastern Oregon and eastern Washing.
ton: Generally fair and slightly cooler.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
EQUALS WORLDS RECORD.

Reaiville, Mass, Sept. 22.-Audobor
Boy elualled the worlds record for pac.
ing neld by Star Pointer, at the Read
vile Trotting park today, by travelling
an exhibition mile in l:59i.
The great PAGER went the mile alone
the running horse pacemaker giving out
shortly after starting.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23

Paris, Sept. 22.-The offensive atti.
tude Of Venezuela against N. Taigny,
the French charge d'atfairs at Caracas
has aroused indignation in official quar-.
ters here. Although the minister has
not taken definite action, it is said
in the highest quarters that Premier
Rouvier undoubtedly viii demand that
Venezuela disavow the offensive action
and adopt course conformable with the
usual courtesies Of diplomatic inter.
course.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
GERMANY AND FRANCE
REACH AN AGREEMENT

Paris, Sept. 22.-The information OBJ
tained from a well informed source is
to the effect that DR.. Rosen, the German
minister to Morocco and NJ. Revolt, rep
resenting France, have reached COM
plete agreement on all disputed points
Of the Moroccan question in the course
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23

of their conference today.
II is understood that Dr. Rosen and
Premier Rouvier win meet tomorrow in
order to formulate and sign definite
terms Of an agreement relative to pro-
gram TO be discussed at the internation-
al conference on reform in Morocco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23

sted extensively In the 0kanogan coun.
ty and gained much notoriety several
years ago when the citizens Of Loomis,
Washington, infuriated by his criticis-
inns Of . mining venture, taned and
feathered and rode on q rail, and drove
him out OF town..
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
BASEBALL SCORES.

Seattle, Sept. 22.-Seattle, l; Tacoma,
|. tl2 innings, game called on account
of darkness.l
San Francisco, Sept. 22.-Portland, 4;
0.
Los Angeles, Sept. 22.-Los Angeles,
1, San Francisco, 8.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
SAM MCMILLAN DEFEATED.

Des Moines, Sept, 22.-Martin t''Farm-
err Burns met and defeated Sam Me-
MILAN of Spokane, Washington, on the
mat here tonight, taking the first, sec
ond and fourth falls.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
WANT NO 4JrH CROW" LAW

Negro Press Association Asks Congress
and President to Intervene.
Muskogee, Sept. 22.-The Western Ne
gro Press association at their annual
meeting here today adopted resolutions
calling on the president and congress to
oppose statehood for the Indian Territory
and Oklahoma.
Unless an absolute guarantee be Civ.
en- that no Jim Crow coach laws or
other laws discriminating between the
races in public places" will be enacted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
MURDER MOST
FOUL

= Jacksonville, Sept. 22.-Early
. this morning the charred remains
= of Lula Wise, negro woman and
v her four children were found in :
. the smoking ruins Of her home
. near this place. The authorities
= have evidence that they were
. murdered and the house set on
. fire.
Q HAAAAHAAANAAAA Q q .
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
MOB LYNcHEs
NEGRO

} Conway, Ark, Sept. 8-Frank
} Brown. q negro. was taken taken
; from jail here late tonight To the
outskirts Of the town and hanged
by q mob.
The lynching was 20 quietly
} done that but few Of the towns. I
people knew OF the occurrance.
= The negro had been arrested
for asaulting a Mrs. Lawrence.
} The lyncbing was evidently the
} result Of a prearranged plan.
I>>H<>H>>>~~~><>' =
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
KoMURA GREATLY IMPROVED

Physicians Think He May Be Able to
Leave for Vancouver on Sept. ~.
New York, Sept. 22.-The condition OF
Baron Komura, as reported tonight is
greatly improved.
His physicians are confident Of an
early recovery and hope he win be able
to leave for British Columbia Wednes-
day, September 81. The baron and his
party will remain in Vancouver until
October ], when they will sail for Japan
on the steamer Empress of India.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
SENATOR MlTCHELL'S
CASE FILED

. Washington, Sept. 22.-The re-
= ord in the case of Senator John
= II. Mitchell was filed in the su-
. preme court of the United States
. today.
= The case was brought on a writ
' of error from the district court
. of Oregon in which Senator Nit.
> chell was convicted of completely
v In the Oregon land frauds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
MURDERER CONVICTED
Vale Jury Retuns Verdict Of Murder
In First Degree.

In First Degree.
Vale, Ore, Sept. 22.-Henry Megor-
den, who Is charged with killing his wife
wac convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree by the jury today. The evidence
showed that Megorden bfutally beat his
wife at Nyssa last March and then shot
her.
The testimony Of their two children,
who witnessed the tragedy, convicted the
father. The jury was out but one hour.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23

Vkikse Thief Is Shot By 0fficer While
Attempting to Evade Arrest.
Bakersfield, Cal, Sept. "a man
who gave his name as George Gilmore
died here today as a result Of wound
inflicted by an officer when Gilmore at.
tempted TO eyade anest for the theft
Of two valises from the Southern Pa
cifc train. II Is stated that his father,
&. L. Gilmore and his wife live at SIS
Pike Street, Seattle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
MINING MAN DIES
Was Once Tared and Feathered- and
Rode on a Rail at LOOMS. wash.

Spokane, Sept 22.-James NJ. Hag-
erty, Of Mansfield, Ohio, well known in
the northwest as a mining operator, died
here today Of typhoid fever. He Oper-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23
Investigating Committee
Demands Societies
Records.
USE LETTER AS EVIDENCE

Ex-Pres'dent Says Trustees Would Glad
iy Welcome ANY Aid IN Their Work
That Would Give Assurance of Pro-
lection for American Policy Holders.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

unterIpd. Sur6 einen Sfir5
bonn Pferbe berungliidte Iittergufsbez
tiger Seinri9 @iintber @epler f0bfli6.
Sn benz @eritprbenen p~erliert ba5
8ogtlanb einen feiner tiidtigIten2anbs
pirt9e, Der fir bic Sei6tpirt6f9aft
unb 5ii4au4t beionbere @prliebs bss
faB.
@egen.9arm[taot.
O~armfa6t. Dieter Sage pers
itarb bier, 80 Sabre aft, S9ulratb
Or. Sribolin Wasner. Bis 1874
tpirfte er als Better Der bieiigsn bDbe>
rem SD9terf6ule, tpurbe alsbann gum
&reisi9ulinlpeftor in Sarmitabt err
nannt unb trat 1886 in BEN &ubez
itanb. 8asner erfreute ii9 in 2ebrer>
tretfen Der srOBten 8eliebtbeit.
@I5ep. 2ebtens trant, UNI aus
Dem 2eben gu IGeioen, bic iiber 70
Sabre alte 6ebamme 9eiB elm JGGf9z
6en 2bipl. Sic nurbe na6 benz &reiss
franfen6aus eebra9t, ND lie na6 fur
ger 3eit ftarb. Die Srar, beren Marl
elm @itarfer Mlto6plifer lit unb bon ibr
ernGbrt purbe, fdeint Die 5bat aus
@erapeiflune beeangen su boben, bd
lie pegen boben differs ben 9sbam=
menbienit a%ufgeben fo1te unb 10 ibren
Grperbs5peig perloren bate.
9ieSen. Gum &eftor Der biefsen
ltniDerlitat fir bas Sabr 1905-1906
lit Der @ermaniff prof. 81. Otto Be-
basbel sepGblt tpprben.
9pbeim m. Sur9 einen 8liBitra6l
purbe bic biefige pfarrtirde siemli9
erbeblt4 bef6dbist. Ser Strabl tbeilte
ii@ ugb idlug auslei9 an 2 Stellen
iiber Der Satriitet unb IN ben Sa9s
firit elm, bas @efims aeritDrenb unb in
Der Stride S9ieferplatten unb &alfbes
purf umberftreuenb.
@aIler ftGbten. Gin srGblts
der ungliidsfall ereienete fi9 in Der
9ofreite bes 2anbpirtbs Nplb. DIS
Der f9perbelabene grnteipdsen bur9
bas 9oftbor fubr, ipolte bic @befrau
bes 9ausbeiiBers raid Spei &inber
Dor benz einfabrenben Wasen entfers
men. 9lei4seitig purbe aber Der
einen Sborpfoften frDnenbe i9tpere
Stein berunterserifen. Der Stein truf
bic Srau Nolb 10 uneliidli9, bab tie
ben erbaltenen @erlebunsen na4 tufs
ger 3eit erlaa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

49, "
bas @utompbil bes prin5en Grnit BON
Sa6fen>W eimar : giiena9, Guats
manbanten bes %. Sragpnerregiz
ments, in 2ubtpigsbIrg BET elmer
&urpe infolse gu ~ftarfen 8remfens in
einn 9raben. Der Bring erlitt Spei
3ippenbrii9e unb cine lei9te 9ebirns
eri9itterung. Die bier anberen Wlit'
fabrenben tpurben nur ear5 lei9t perz
leBt. Der Prin5 prrbe gu @asen mad
Suoptssburg gebra9t.
$a6(en.
DRESDEN II. @nlGBli9 bes 70. 9es
bur!stages bes Directors Der 9ebeitifs
tung bierielbit, Yrof. Or. S6eobpr
petermann, befen Ruf melt iiber pie
9ren5en u~nIeres engen 8aterlanbes
binausrei9t, fanb in biefer f~tuatspifz
ienf6aftli6en 4fabemie bieGrOHnung
Der erpeiterten 2efe3immer unter elmer
tur5sn 5eier itatt. : Sein 60iGbriges
8iirgeriu6ilGum feierte bier Der So
idbrige pripatier Sriebri@ Bilfelm
Berger. Der Subilar purbe bonn
StaOtratb entipre4enb besIiids
tpiinf9t.
due. Grbdngt a~ufsefunbsn fpurbe
in Der NGbe bes hieiieen SriebbOfs Der
in ben be ten 8erbdltnifen lsbenbe
s~SutterbGnbler Sermann SDbler; .rGtb<
ielbaft bleibt es, mas i'm gu biefer un<
felisen Shat getriebsn bat.
Grottenbprf. 9ier 1T bas
MoriB 2ei6sner'f9e Wobnbuus biz
auf Die umfahungsmauern abges
brdnnt.
Sittefsbprf. Iuf idrsdlid.
@eiie baben bic 3ieseleiurbeiter Do
rinei6en Gbeleute ibr a~tpsiidhrises
S0bn9en %perloren. Sas &inb trant
bon Der MrSnei, tpsl6e ii6 Der Batter
auf Gratli6e @erorbnung bate aHfe err
tigeR laTen, unb itarb i~nfplsebefen.
trpb perobrei6ter @eeenmittel, na9
tur5er 3eit. Die Mebiain bate Ii. q.
Opium entbolten.
@rpBen1ain. 8or einieer Ssit
ftdrb 6rau BERN. 8uGe i'm Ilter bon
beinabe 100 Sabren. sic mar am II.
September 1905 in &abeburg seboren
unb Bis 81 ibrem Sobe nod perbGlts
niBmGbig riftig.
3amsbprf. Gin erGbli6er I'M
foll ereignete ii9 in Der aOnisin@Wae
rienbiitte. Der Mrbeiter Mar 9iintbpl5
b~reitete Material unter einem ~elsftris
f9en Sampfbummer aus. Sa faufte
infplge &sttenbru6es bas % gentner
f9pere Salgepi9t brei Meter bod
berab unb aermalmte ben nnsliidli>
9en, Der ausenblidli9 tpbt par.
2eipsig. @uf benz Sresbener
8abnbpf bisrielbft serietb Der @oeerz
%repiipr Wpnner unter einen 3ug, fpps
BEL inn bic Hdber bes lebten 8agsns
iiber ben !Sals sinsen, 70 baB Der Sob
fpfort eintrat. Wpnner, Der i'm Mnz
fang Der breiBiger Sabre ftanb, binter>
lGbt cine Trau unb atpei tleire 3inber.
Niebercunnersborf. Sur9
Seuer poai tGnoig berni9tet purbe bds
!6dus bes 9errn Miin9.
Sber reidenb q d. 2eBtens purte
Der 2anbarbeiter Nusuit Start BON
bier auf benz 9eubpoen bes 9utsbeii<
bers 5einr. Sermann tobt ~dufaefunz
ben. Start, Der BET !9ermann bebienitet
mar, purbe felt GINGER 3eit bermiRt.
pGauen. Sn benz Mntpefsn bes
@utsbefibers @la9 brad 5euer aus,
pel9es ii9 infoise bss berrf6enben
Sturmes RAID ausbreitete. @ernidtst
purben Saus unbStallung 6es CUTS
befibers Sla9 unb S6eune unb Sfal<
lung Der @utsbeiiberin 9empel.
Riea q. Sn Der Glbe ertrunten ift
Der aiiri9nermeiffer 8. 9entfdel bier.
Der l1ngliidsfall tpurbe erft bemerfi,
als 5entf9el Der bon Der 8abeonfalt
in Die glbe STRAIGHTFORWARD mar,
ni6t 5uriidtebrte. @ermutbli9 1T er
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

S9mieren <3ritif. Die
Quffiibrung mar muitergiiltig, nur eli
mes itOrte. Die fomifde Ilte f9etnt
ndmli9 f9perhOrtg gu iein, neil lie ie=
ben @ugenblid an ben SOuHleurtuften
lief nnb bineini9rie: r8ie iugten sic
bp62"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
Gnropaii6e Uadridtsn.
Yroptna @eGen.MaGau.

SdffeI. 8pm Od9e zines pier<
Undergraduates am &Gnigsthor itur5ts
Der berbeirat6ete Oa9oeter 9ermanr
Manbsrg unO aeri4metterte ii9 betm
@npraa auf ben 8pben ben S4Goel;
er itarb na9 tur5er 3eit. Der Ter@
ungliidte binterldbt cine 5rdu uro
mebrere &inber.
Trantfurt. Sn Der Neiiens
aafe lief Der oret Sabre alte &nabe
bes 8aufmanns. 6. Miiaer, Der i'm
6duie go. 10 pp6nt, bonn 9ausgang
duf Sie Strabe unb brett in einen
boriiberfa6renben &papagen Der Spes
bitionsfirma @ebr. 8Olff. Sas &ino
fam SpiI9en 6intsrrao unb Srottolr
su liegen. BON Der 9iifte ab purben
bic gar5en &np9en blOsselegt. Die
8erleBungen iinb febr f9pere.
@rob almerobe Dem IN ben
pereinigten Sbontperfen bef9Gftigten
4rbeiter 8pbrmdnn aus Widenrpoe
fiel beim 2psbaden elm f9perer&lumz
pen auf bus re9te Sein, 10 bab ibw
bieies 5erf6mettert tpuroe.'
9arIesbau n. 8on einem
I9per belabenen Steinpagen purbe
Der speiiGbrige &nabe bes 3immerz
manns Safob ii~berfabren. 9as re4te
8ein mar bonn &Drper po1ig abeez
trennt, tpG6renb bas linfe f6per berz
lebt tpurbe. Sas &inb lit balb barauf
i'm 9iafoniFenbaus geitorben.
Rlein u m. 9ier bate Der
Muurermsiiter @dlentin Winter ieinen
bier Sabre alien Sobn auf Elm Dor
einen 2aitpagen ~geipdnntes Pferb ges
ieBt. plSBli9 itiirate BET 8nabe bonn
Qferbe berab unb Die &Goer Dss Waz
gems 5ermalmten inn ben &opf.
Marburg. Gin GinidbrissSreiz
fpiaissr beim 6ieiisen SGgerbutuiqon
Namens 8unte eri9oB ii9 in ieiner
Wpbnung nit einem Gepolber. Die
Motips Der Shat iinb unbetannt.
Nieberbpne. Die bieiige fretz
piGige 5euertpebr feierte bus Teit ib@
res 3OiGbrigen Seitebens.
Oberurfel. Dor einiger 3eit
brd9 in Der bieiigen 8ron5efdrbena
unb 8lattmetuafabrit bon Sulius
S9opflp9er elm 8ranb aus, offenbdr
infolse Selbient5iinbuns BON 8lattz
aluminium, Der bic bier 8ebGube bes
6dmmerz unb Wal3pertes in 4i4e
legte. Ser Mrbeiter Weber BON bier
fam in BEN Slammen Inn.
Wetter. Selbftmorb beriibte
bier Der % Sabre alte 2ebrer Sans,
gebiirtig aus N~pten6urg a. 5uloa. Die
&inber famen in Die &lafie, um I'M
terridt gu nebmen. Oa Der 2ebrer
niht fam, purbe bic Wpbnung gez
tpaltiam geOffnet. gr bate ii9 err
f9ofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
Smmmarif6.

ySbre 9ndbi9e ifsint febr unOsr<
trGgli4 gu iein?.."
nNu bas gluu6' i6! Sd bin in bic
fem Sabre fGpn fire ie6fte S66in,
unb Der Serr Softor lit iGon ibr britt
ter Mannl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

Ote beut den 8efibnns
gen in Neu>@ uinea uno IN
Der Gibiee sntipre6en IN ibret rGlims
li4en 9r0be einem 2anoe bon Der
@robe BEG balben 0euti9lanb, baben
aber nur cine ginpobner5abl pon
100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

Die perbrettet tie Dirt
Der Garbenblinobeit III oneebIi9 Die
unfdbtsieit, ole rotbf Gn1he ri@tis gu
eriennen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

81 b. ai9s
ter: sic batten bod feline 8eranlufs
flung, ben 3eugen nieoerauf9lasen2
@ngsflagter: 8 Do9, i9 befanb mid
in Der Rptbpebr er ppate mir
bur9aus zines bon ieinen = Seoi9z
ten bprlefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19
21itferSe,ttfde %taafen.

f9pfen.
2IitterSe,ttf6e %taoferr.
ATTENDING. &iirali6 lit Der
47jdbrige INSTRUMENTATION 9iin5el
iebr i9per nit benz Motorrabe perunz
aliidt. gr erlitt Mrmz uno 8einbrii6e
unb cine @ebirnerf9itterung. Der
8erungliidte tpurbe nit 9ef9irr in
feline Wpbnung transportirt.
8tf9leben. Sein finf5i9iGbriz
ges SubilGum ais 2ebrer in Der biefiz
gen 9emeinbe beging Der bor einieen
Sabren in ben Sutherland getretene
Sberlebrer S9neiber bier. Seitsns Der
Notwithstanding, Der Stride, S4uz
len ufp. nurben benz Subilar 8efpeiie
Der 8erebruns unb 4nertennung in
mannigfa6er Dirt bargebra6t.
@srd. Sein fiinfunb3pan5igiGbri<
ges Mrbettsiubildum Bel Der 6irma
Morano u. 60. begtng Der &antinenz
pirtb Der 6irma, 2ouis 9Gielbartb.
Ser Subilar ipurbe bon feinen Nrbeitz
gebern nit nambaften 9elogef6enfen
beba9t unb bic DIRECTION Der Mttienz
brauerei Pforten, fopie bic Mitarbeis
ter unb Mitarbeiterinnen bes Subilars
beebrteR i'm nit pert6pollen 8eIdens
fen.
@otba. Dem bieriGbrigen Sod
ter9en bes 3immermanns S6ied
purben bon einem Wagen Der eleftri>
f6en StraBenbabn beibe 8eine abse=
fabrsn.
9etnrt9sbafL. Sn Der bieii=
gen Gpemii4en Sabrit s@-be Der 4r>
better 0etterlein aus 3ubiB bon umz
~ftiir5enben S9pefelmdfen perf9ittet.
8etterlein NOR auf Der Ste[le tobt.
MeuelDiB +. @uf benz &ams=
borfer acknowledgements serietb Der
@rubenarbeiter 8aber aus Bumpers
borf apif@en bic buffer ansier Giisns
b%abnpagen, 10 bab er erbriidt purbe.
Der Sob trat na9 turasr 53eit elm.
Honneburg. @pr Ginger s3eii
ftiirSte Der beia6rte Sanbarbeiter
SGmmri9 benin Yfliiden BON Qinbenz
bliitben BON Der Better unb 3pg 1if
babel einen @rmbru9, pabrf9einlit
aber au9 f9ipere innere 8erleBunger
gu, benn balb barduf 1T Der ate Mann
feinen @erleBunsen erlegsn.
S6let3. Gorbmd6ermetIter
gOrf9 bier begging fetn 5OjG9rises
MeiIteriubilGiim unb feierte alei&3ei=
tig feinen rs. 9eburtstug. @r liegi
nod INNER fleibis feinem 8erufe of
unb lit trOt ieinss hoben Offers tor
perli4 unb seiittg nod siemli4 friIa.
Sonbersbaue n. Der Shirt
ftiftete onldbli9 feines 25idbrigen
&esierunssiubildums $4,000 Mari
fir ben 8uu elmer b0beren SD4terf9u'
le, ferner mebreren @ereinen auiams
men 10000 Mart, Der SterbefaHe bea
8eamtenbereins unb Der Sterbetahe
fir @eitli9e unb 2ebrer ie 5000
Marf, Der 3arl<Marienftiftung fir
biilfsbebiirfttse &inbsr 10000 Mari
unb benz 1. Battalion bes Snfanteries
Regiments go. II 10000 Mart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

KanoRaen in Der aufneenoen 1a9ermeHerlDahl in 21w prf City.
Die tommmt esnnuah in Rem gu @hp whb cine Der nugkfm Der kBm Sabre mehm. smmmp
Su bat ben bnhndon ghurmdRr @nms 9. Gt9kqu whG nmnM. . bic &abHtrF b mh bw
Union uo Der ghMpd Opmiap9 e9m ndt bnaahdsm tOnnhn. ban nfw GMmm W Sbms,
oMRpnh mpbbtamtna nmat ksu @Mnm g. SH Der 3eungM in Sem DH gomI gbago,
Sun Jmndsp m Cos gngMsb nu8Mt auWfnt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

rNi9t NAL einen an~ftanbigen Soia
stteytu4 bat man bier ba pfeif i4
auf bic adnse Hatur!"
= Be9runoet. rYu 1dtt Die
8erlobuns nit Der bibfden GIa
Meper suriidgeben lahen2" rSa,
bas fonit gang nette Mdbel bate fir
meine 2sbenslase Su bel Neruen."
= SIM 81 eftaurant. 9af:
.Sie, aenner, trusen Sic biefen aSie
ipieber fort!" &slner: .S9medt er
Sbnsn nidtg" Sat: mOo4, abfr i9
bin Mitglieb beg Sbieri9uBbereins!!'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-19

Isle, &elner. Der 2%oftbruten lit
miierabel! SD begreife ni9t, ME sic
mir 70 etpas empfeblen tonntenl" =
vSd pifen g, penn er iiber'blieben
mar, bGtt' i4 i'm gum Na9tmubl
setriest!!"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-21

From now till end Of season we
will sell Portland and Cutter slelghs
and Carriage Heaters at reduced
Price. Dean & Reeves. \.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-21
Birthday Party.

FIR Miss Ruby Bllllngaley8 celebrated
her twelfth birthday last evening in
a very pleasing manner at her home,
Anumbcr Of her young friends wore
invited in and spent the hours In
amusing games and music and at an
appropriate hour light but tempting
refreshmentswere served. Those who
assisted the hostess In caring for hor
guests were Miss Gladys Ferguson
and Miss Edna Talbot. Presents Of
q very acceptable character were Pre-.
sented Miss Ruby sby her host Of
friends, all Of whom wish her many
returns Of the day. 5s 83 IL
8 The guests included Misses Jessie
Jacobs, Anna McKeeyer, Alta Nc
Nicely, Daisy Arnett, Esslc Miller
Carrie Level, Edna Watson, Beulal
Hammers, Ruth Ferguson, Ocle Dean
Ruth Henry 5andsMastcrs Coyd Yost
Frank Hutchinson, Stuart Race, Encll
Shinn, Charlie Redic, Ralph Gallmard
Herbert Watkins, Nicholas Crowl
Carnle Patton, Russell Arnett, Lloyd
Billingslcy and Russell Blllingsley.s;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-21
MRS II, I spsas.

Mrs NJ afland VIII address
the congresatl Hon ~ tue Presbyterian
Church morrow night taking for
her subject the mission work posi-;
BILE among tho Indians Rev, stnet-
YER ~ inststent that d large reprssen-
tations be present II hear this earnest
worker discuss the vital question 81
mission work. Srrs: McFarlaad is
now retired from 8actiye service and
spending the winter WITH friends
In this city. For PEARS, how.
ever, she remai ned IN the wilds OF
which she was the first q penetrate,
and has been able; in many ways ID
spread the Gospel She has So nobly'
advocated and In $50 doing TO store
much valuable and Interesting Infprs
nation which she ~ read 10 impart
for the beneflt 81 others more new q
| the work,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-21
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Wife Of Fifth Avenue Publisher Gets
Free.
tBy Publishers Press. ~

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The matri
monial tanglement Of Arthur l.
carey,ta Fifth avenue publisher, was
unwound. when Justice Bowling, In
the Supreme Court, decided that Mrs,
Carey was entitled toa decree Of sli
vorce from him.
In her complaint Mrs. Carey named
as correspondent Martha Hanlon, Of
Cincinnati, who committed suicide in
the Carey apartments at New
Rochelle. last April. after she had
signed a confession as TO her in,
timacy with the publisher.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-21
..N'',.IE'D||Rl|NGHAUS
HANDS UT $FEsyssvAsMSssoRDs
OUTLINING III SIC ~ RsE IN
33 a cAsEso F EFEAT.

] EFFERsoN IN CITY Jan. al.
Thomas X, Med rinshaus Flrtlay sug.
gested the course he intend ID par-
sue Sif he ls declared beaten VI The
race for United States senltorship
from Missouri when do sud; IA
feel today that II am Sirtnaliy Ilnited
States Senator from Missouri. was
nominated by the Republican caucur
and the nomination vas made unani,
nous The8actl Twas ratified by The
two branch ssot tho General Assem-
lbly5inS separate session; lacking but
two yotesS a 2eonsld that further acl
ton or tho General Assembly ii a.
mere formallt Il 8.i S.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-21
5;S!;OCIE 5; q 81;
"a Delightful Reception.

The reception held BY the McFar.
land Mission circle ut the home OF
Mrs. H. G. Stoetzer at corner Of First
street and Virginia avenue yesterday
afternoon, was an exceedingly pleas.
ant social function. The affair was
arranged complimentary TO Mrs. A.
Il. Mcfarland, the pioneer missionary
to Alaska, after whom the circle Is
named. From two,thirty until five
a constant stream OF visitors paid
their respects to the hostess and her
aides and were introduced TO the
guest of honor. Those in the receiv.
ing line were Mrs. S,oetzer, Mrs. Nc.
Farland, Mrs, L. G. Powell and Miss
Isabelle ,Ginln. M q
The members of the circle who as.
sisted in serving. the very delectable
refreshments and in looking after the
pleasure of the guests were Mrs. o.
NiEJenklns, Mrs. H. Sidney Reynolds,
Mrs. co. Miller, Mrs George G linn,
Mrs; Mamie Yates, Misses Lou and
Nell Barnes, Ella Jones Margaret sny.
5der&a and Edith Pickett; Psi Il. y {
1.-THE decorations were entirely Of
pink the&numerous pink shaded can,
y dies throwing q pretty glow over tho
charming rooms. Il