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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-15
NOIlCE.

Midsummer sale II Singer Sewing Machines
al a discount for thirty DAYS only. Good sec
ond hand Machines from $500 70 $500.
WANTED, good, live salesman 70 sell Singer
Sewing Machines. Enquire of Jos. r. Brown,
Mgr, S07 North Main Street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-15
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR.. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OsTEOPATHIC PHYsIoIAN.

once In Room SIS, Miles Building. Once
hours, Q a. m. to IL m. and 1870 to p. IA. Mon.
day Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Telephone Connection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-15
Post Cards!

Come ID and look at our line
Of Post Cards. The comics are
sure to suit. We also have a
nice line of local ones as we'll as
views from different parts of the
world. They are going fast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-15
THIRD VERMONT REUNION
Veterans viii Meet in st. Johnsbury
Sept. 19--Address BY R. E. Stevens.

ST. Johnsbury, Aug. IS. The goth an
nual meeting Of the Reunion society Of
the Ord Vermont infantry will be held
at Chamberlain Post hail., G. 4. r. st.
Johnsbury, September 10. The han viii
be open to the veterans from 5 a. m
throughout the day. The business meet.
ing viii open at 10.45 a. M, followed
by the usual dinner service By the w
r. c. A son Of veteran, Roland E.
Stevens, Esq, of Hartford will deliver
an address. Miss Kate D. Nheeloek OF
st. Johnsburv and others win sing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-15
HAIR GOODS.

Mrs 9. !. Meaker 90 Jefferson ST., my agent
VIII be glad e furnish Hair Goods, Wigs, Front
Pieces, Switches etc. If not ii stock al short
notice from my Manchester store Thanking
the public for their liberal patronage In the
past, and soliciting continuance on the same
y me future for my agent and myself, am
yours With ali respect. Il. mi. YORK
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
YrofeHoremamstami1.
Srofefior Nooroen mad Nep Dorf.

Berlin, 20. Mdrs. 9es 2ai-
iers @nresuna be8igli4 austaui&s BON
@elebrten 3wii9sn Seuti9lano unb ben
Der. Staten bat cine tpeitere 6-u9t
9etragen.
Wie man ans 6ranffurt a. Or. er=
fdbrt, bat Der prOfefor Nooroen,
@hefarst oes bOrtigsn ftdotiiden 8ran-
tenbauies. cine ginlabuns Der Seem
YOrfer unibsrfitdt. bort einsn Gptlus
bon Iorleiunaen tiber Stofwe9iel uno
grndbrungsft6rungen, fpe3iel bet Der
3udertrant6eit erbaltsn uno anse.
rtommen.
Wann Der als Spsaialit riibmlibfi
betannte @elebrte feline 0orlsiungsu in
Retp Yorf beginner mirb, 1T nod nidt
feftqefteIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
Abgelebntfr flrffntitfl.
Gefnuidre . erbdItniIe oeS ocutidbcn &std1ss
f~an5Iero Inp Ga.niIienru6idt.


2aut @eriiGtsn. Die in iiinserer 3eit
aufgetau9t iparen, beabfi9tigte Der
oeuti9e &aiier, ben Rei9sfan5ler
@rafen Billion, iobalo Die 9anoelsbsrs
trdse unter Dad uno Sad sebra4t
ieien, in ben S%iiritsnitano gu periesen.
Die Grbebuns 1T ni6i erfolst. uno Die
9riinoe bierfiir oiirften aus ben na9s
itebenoen 4usfibrunsen zines gut uns
terri9teten beuti9lGnoii9en 8lattes
erfi9tli9 fein, tpel9es f9retbt:
Der &aiier bate Dem oberiten Be-
amten oes Rei9es oieie Mus5eihnuna
ni9t nur i9on bei friberer 9elesens
beit aussoa9t, fonOern Der &ei9sz
tan5ler tit tbatfd9li9 f9on einige
Stunoen lang Tirt sepefen. Oas
mar, als es Billion ~selungen tpar, Die
pielumitrittene 3ontarif=@orla i'm
Hei6stase our @nnabme 81 bringen.
@oq Sanfbarfeit b;erfir tbetlte Der
Monar9 Dem &analer in einem S4reiz
Zen nit, bab er tbm ben Siiritentitel
rerlieben babe, uno aoreifirte oieies
on Seine Sur9lau9t Den Siirit ten
bon 8iilop." Oas S9reiben entbielt
5uglei9 cine Ginlaoung gu elmer an
oemfelben Sage ftattfinoenoen Safel
i'm Neuen 9alais gu qptsoam. 4ls
Der Hei9stan3ler bier5u eridien, ftats
tete er Dem &aiier Sup0rberit ieinen
Sanf fir Die ibm 5u9eoa4te grbDbung
ab, Bat Damn aber, bon ibr Ibftano
81 nebmen, ou er bus 9eitreben babe,
tiinftigbin gr0bere 9ienite gu leiiten,
uno bas Werf, bas er Bis iebt ppnz
bra9t, elmer 10 auberoroentli6en 4n>
erfennung ni9t fir tpertb anfeben
t0nne. Der &aiier CAB bieIen Ior=
ftenunsen i9lieBli9 mad uno 5og Die
@erleibung Suriid. Ni9t obne GIN
FLUFF auf oas 0erbdlten bes @rafen
Billion m6gen bierbei audi 5pet um<
ftGnbe prtpater Natur getpeie en- fein:
einmal Der. oab er feinen Grben beiiBt.
ba feline g9e tinoerlos 1T, unb Damn
Der anbere, oab Der Si~iritenftano ibm
mod perme5rte HsprGientationspfli6s
ten auferlegen piiroe, pdbrenb, pie
@insepeibte perfidern, gu benen. Die
iest auf ibm ruben, ni9t MIR iein
@ebalt ni9t ausrei9t, fonoern er audi
Sabr fir Sabr BON ieinem eisenen
@erm0sen elm Stid 5ufebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
Der ,,Rotbe plab."
Die aI.e Sstd,titdtte TN Dspsfau nno oeren
btitcriide gcreaneenbeit.

- y VIC 0StCltItUIte W 0sUSIQu uWu peGeu
biitoriide gcreanesnbeit.
en- Ser NGbe Der &at6eorale oes
beiligen 8afilius in Mosfdu 1T cine
runos, bon iteinernem 9eldn6er umz
sebene @rbObung 81 feben, Die Mi9tz
ftdtte bes alien Mostau, Die r2obnoje
Miefto," pie Tie bic 3uFen nennen.
@iel f9uloiges, nod mebr aber UNI
f4uloises 8lut lift bier persoHen pors
Den, uno ni9t umipnit bat Oas 8Olt
ben umliesenben plab ben rotben ee<
nannt. 9ier opferten EMIT Die mostos
pitif9en @robfirften Setatomben
figfamer untertbanen Den 2aunen
ibrer Sprannei unb bier fanb i'm
Sabre 1893 Die srobe gretution Der
Streliben Fatt.
Den 80. September 1893 puroen
200 S%elinquenten auf ben Rptben
plaB sefiibrt. Man legte lie in Reiben
bon 80 etnem 8aumitamme entlang
bin, Der als Gi6tblod biente. Gar
peter Der GroBe, Menfaifop uno Roz
WDOdHDDslt 9IepeH UNI Ote Wette NIL
DEN 9enfern elmer Mnsabl bon
S9la4topfern Die &Opfe ab. Den IL.
Oftober CAB es LA neiie 6inrt9tunz
gen, ben IL. 205, Den Ii. al, ben II.
100, Sen Is. 65, Sen 10. 106 II. 1. m;
200 purben gebdngt, 9unoerte gu
Sobe sefnutet, 9unberte ~eerdbert.
3pan5ig Sabre fpdter purbe Der Mas
ior @lebotp auf Der u2obnoje Wieito"
sepfdblt; "a Stunben bauerten Die
NuaIen bes llnsliidli9en. 2autlos
fdaute bas @olf biefen unsebeuerli9en
Grefutionei1 gu. Seinen Grimm i'm
9er5en perberseno, paste es ni9t fi9
geger feline peiniger gu tebren. We>
nige S9ritte bonn Rotben plab bat
nun oas 8lut zines Rpmanop, 6es
9roBfiiriten Sereius, ben 8oben bes
&reml rotbsefdrbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30

Dor &ursem begannen gum eri fen
Mal Die Meerespeuen in Die betannte
pprtusieff9e Slider un6 8abeftabt
gspin6o gu orinsen unb Die 5unGdit
gelesenen 9Gufer gu ~be6roben. Mas
oumals elm einaelner GaG gu fem
f9ien, lit mad uno na9 gu elmer ftdns
bigen 9efabr eeporoen. Mieoer uno
INNER pteoer unternabm bas Meer
einen 3ug in bie bebrobte Stabt, unb
balb besann 6aus Inn 5aus Dem Mn=
sriff bes naRen Glementes gu tpei9en,
unb cine Strabe na9 Der anoeren
puroe unter WaRer sefebt. Oie auf
elmer fleinen Mnb06e nabe am Gtrano
gelegene 3irde mar gleih bon MnIang
an gefGbrbet, aber Der mafIipe 8au
belt Dem MnpraG Ser Welen geraume
3eit binbur9 ftan6, Bis zines Sases
elm peitf9enoer Srfan bas 9ebGuoe
auseinonoerrib. Nur Der @ioden@
tburm ftunb aIein nod mehrere 900
9en binour9 einfam auf Dem 9iisel,
unb nun 1T audi biefer ben anftiirmens
ben Wenen gepiden uno NIT ibm 81
9dufer, Die bon ibren gednsitisten
Bepobnern nod Seitig senus perlaRen
tporoen finb. UNI nidt nit unter5u~
seben. Gs beftebt Die @efabr. oab
nod unb mad bic sanae Sta0t bers
f9min6en miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30

@ew Dort. 90. mdr3. Sub
itriptirnen fir bic 6dlfte Der neierl ia.
pantheon Mnleihe bon $50, 600, 900,
bic aufamerita fommt. laufen aus allen
2anbestbeilen Elm. Die NnIeibe 1T Bee
retts fart tber3ei&net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30

= BEN Ser. g
prp6u5trt mar, In einem einaigen
Sabre mebr Mpfelmoff. ols in Der gan.
aen iibrisen Melt In flint Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
Guba.
Beim prdfibenten.

Sabana, 90. Ndr3. prdfbent
palma smpfin9 beute bic @on9rebmits
9lieber, tpel&e nit benz Gunoesoampfer
Sumner" bisrber getommen iuaren.
Dieislben fubren ipdter nod Stem Or
leans ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
Reormen q poten.

Der Wo1lfa9rf Yole1s ttre beiof1oere
aufmsrtiamteit 3u3uwenben unb be-
auftraai Jpn einsn plan fur &sformsn
aus;unrbeiten, fir bie bas 2anb reif iei.
unsu rtebene poten.
% 9au. 20. Wdr3. Das
&eicript bes 3aren bat bier ni6t bic
aeptni&te Wirtuns sebabt. Die go.
len finb setrdntt, neil Der Gar bon Der
rWeidielseseno" ipridt uno nidt bonn
.26nigrei4 polen", obslei9 Der Gar
aud ben Sitsl v2bnis bon pOlsn"
fiibrt. gs miro aud barauf binsemie-
Ten, baB Die &sformen Der 8ureautras
tie tiberlahen tperoen. bic benielben
fets fsinblid mar. NQes hdnet nun
oabon ab. 10 meinen bic Polen, uelde
Nuslssuns Der generulsouberneur benz
&sicripts siebt.
Mc@ormtf q b eerei It.
g t.. petersbur9, 90. Mdrs.
9oti9after Wc@Ormid reiite nit Satin
bsute Nbsnb nod paris ab. Cine
3ablrei6e @eieqi4aft bate fi6 gum
Ibidiebe am 8abnbofs etnsefunoen.
8rpBbritannien.
Sapanide InIetbe
2onbon, 90. Mdrs. gls heute
0a9mittas um 2:3O l1br bic subitrip.
tionsrt fur bic iapanii4e Mnleibe GEE
i9lofsn tpurbsn, mar bisielbe mebrfa9
iiber3eidnet.
@uffif9es IN q b
gefi9tet.
2onbon, 90. Mdra. Sc mirb
beri9tei, baB Der britiiae Sampfer
Bart" am 10. Mdrs $50 Meflen rlOrb=
bffli9 bon Madagascar 80 3risssi9ife
uno IA 8O9IenfaiHe ft9tete.
Wahridsinlid NOR bies Nomiral
Relationships @ei9waoer. bas am 16.
Wdrs bon Der RorowefttHte Waoasas-
cars abfubr.
Tranfreih.
Sie W S,r E.
Yaris, 90. Mdrs. Die &ebe
bes &sidsfanslers BON Billion I'm
&eidstase tiber Seuti9lano's Steauns
3u WarOfto TT seeisnet. einen eroBen
ginauB auf bic marottaniihe Sage
aus3uibsn, Der @ortlaut Der &eoe
mar ni9t frib senus 9efommen, UNI
&egierungstreiIen gu ernt6gliden, ibre
3raaweite 3u ermefen, aber es ;f Die
aIgemeine Nni4t, oaB bic &ebe. tpenr
audt utiroeboa uno gemdbigt, bic Gb'
Rdt 9eutfdlanb's berrdtb, bas Nb.
tomme1 3uii9en Granfreia uno @ng=
lamb, pel6es 5rantrei9 cine fontrol-
lirenbe Stslung in Marotto gibt. ni9t
anauertennen. Sic Nnipielung bes
SAMPLERS auf bic ofene Sbiire obne
gini9rdntung mar Ofenbar gesen bic
8ercinbarunsen seri4tet, bic Dor 80
Sahrsn gstrOHsn tuuroeu. Die Ins
ipielung auf Die Souperdnitdt bes Sul=
tans unb Deuti blanb's birette Ner=
b"anolunsen nit bemielben mag au9
Nufresuns peruriaden, nidt neil
Grantrei9 cine entgegengeiebte politit
berfolat, Eonbern neil fe NIT benz 8e=
Jude bes 3aiiers suiammenfdlt.
Waroffp.
Ct aiuIi ais g E 8 m u :
0tqfeit.
Sanger, 20. Wdr3. Der 8ou-
berreur bon Sanger Bat ben 8rigan.
ter1=@1ef Eatlult et118elaoer, f1 nit
feinen berrOrrasenofen Gtammesge=
noRen benz 8aiisr Wilbelm burftslsu
3u laRen.
Spanien.
Sefretdr 8 a b.
@tbraItar, 90. Wdr;. Sc,
Oampfer y@retic" bon Der Wbite Sta,
2inie if nit benz Staatsiefretdr Sar
bon Stem gorf bier angefommen.
Ser 3uffano beg Setretdrs bat fid
auf Der &eiie 9ebefert, 1T aber nod
ni9t befrieoisenb.
San Sominso.
9te 8erein B q I u n g..
6 9 m | n 90. Wdr3.
Der amerifanifde @efanbte Satpfor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
Oeferreid.unaar
s Jung Der poIiti4e
9rtfe gebpfft.

go un9 Der poltttt4en
2rife sebOfft.
Wien, %. Mdr3. Sie politif9e
Sage in unsarn ideint fi9 gu beRern.
es miro bic Sofnuns ausseoridt,
bob bur4 @Onceiionen Der 2rone unb
Der unsarii9sn OppuFtion gnoe oisisr
ooer Infang nddter Wo9e cine 26s
flung Der 2riiis errsidt tpirb. sic
uirb angebli9 bur9 8ilouns zines
prOOiiOrif9en Cabinets ansearebt.
Serr b. S3eepsnp-W ari9, Der 6iter=
rei9ifde 8Otidaftsr in Berlin, Der
idOn einmal BEL elmer 3rifis quite
Sienfe leifete, 1T bic lsbtsn Sage In
ungarn geweien uno bat nit 3aiier
Grans Soief iouis ben peri9iebensn
parteifhbrern conferirt. Die sr6Bte
Sdwierigteit ideint INNER nod bic
@%inftibrun9 Der ungarii9en Sprade
In Der ungarif4en Armse als Cont
manboiprade gu iein. 6sute Mbsnb
abenb slaubt man. baB @raf SuIius
Nnorufp ben Nuftrag erbalten tpirb,
elm neuss Cabinet gu biloen.
REFORM in Wa3ebonien.
Wien, 80. Mdr3. Bon gut
unterriateter Settle tpurbe beute er.
tldrt. baB bic ntaaebonii9e Srage balb
in cine neue pbaie tretet tperbe. Die
Md9te, unter ibnen @uslanb unh
Osiferreia, isien 3u Der usberseusuns
gelanst, oab bas in Whrsfes persin-
barte proeramm auseebebut uno Wa-
3eoonien unter i~nternationale Ginan3.
tOntroue seftelt tuerbsn miiRe. Die In
ben 9iQaists Salonifi. Wonafir uno
usfub erbobenen Stsusrn foaten alIein
i'm SntereRe Maseboniens ~bertpanbt
tDeroen.
Stalien.
&duberh b I MAINS
gnoe.
q q nj. 90. Wdr3. Ser berii9-
fiotp RXuherhauhfmnnn Erpce Remnant
Der aablrei9e gerbre9en auf benz @e-
mifen bate, mar eben babel, bon einem
rei9en @utsbefber In Der Hd6e BON
pelasOnia so. OOO2ire gu erpreHsn, als
er bon Der @arabinieri iiberrumpelt
tpuroe. .
Wt apei &ebolbern in Der Gaut bets
tbeioiste er fi6 unb CT fuallte mebrere
Der 8enbarnten nieber, Bis er ialiebli&
bur9 sinsn tuOblsgisIten s9ub sOot gu
Boben sefredt puroe.
Sas 2anbbolt betrauert ieinen Sob,
benin er salt als gef9hber Der Mrmeu
unb seidworener 5einb aller @ei4en.
Greta.
NeppIuttor n.
6 a a, %. Wdr3. prina geors
bat cine PROCLAMATION erlaRsn, baB bic
Wddte Sruppen lanben MOLTEN. Tim
bel Ssrfeauns Der Oronuns 3u belfsn.
Sn Nnbetra9t Der ernffen Golesn elmer
iol9sn Snterbention babe er Die Md4te
srfuht, bic 2anouns Sc Stunoen gu
peri9ieben, UNI ibm @sie9enbeit 3u
geben, bas 0olt 81 bena9ri9tigen.
Der Bring appelirt an Die &ebolu=
tiondrs, bic @affen nieoer3ulegsn. Der
britii9e 9reuaer Sumo tam in Subj.
Bal on.
Guba.
Beim rdibenten.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
a Department Store.
FIRST PRIZE
TO HUNTINGTON IN THE
lNTER-NORMAL CONTEST
SATURDAY. NIGHT. T

The Inter.Normal contest at Graf.
ton on Saturday night was we'll at.
tended. The programme throughout
was Of a high order Excellent music
by the Woman's Music Club of Graf.
ton was rendered at intervals. A
noteworthy feature was beautiful
solo by Mrs. Mary Donohue Moran,
who was compelled to respond to a
hearty encore. The prizes offered by
Prof. A. ]. Wilkinson were awarded
as follows: First prize, $25 in gold, to
Mr.. Lee, of the Huntington Normal;
the second prize, SIS, to Mr.. Miller,
Of the Shepherdstown Normal School,
and the third prize to Miss Vermillion,
of the West Liberty Normal.
Prof. Williams, Of the Ohio Normal
College, who was spokesman for the
board Of judges, awarded the prizes
in a neat speech In which he congrat.
ulated West Virginians upon the adj
vancement they have made in edu-
cation. All the productions showed
careful preparation and dealt with
familiar subjects.
Fairmont's representative, Mr..
Kennedy, made fine showing and
in the opinion Of many he ought to
have had at least second place, al
though the judges put him down
fourth .on the list. 5s @
A large crowd went from here anu
they deported themselves admirably
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
Fairmont, Wa
FRENCH GOVERNMENT i Il Il I.
WILL DO HONOR TO THE MEN:
ioRY33 OF JOHN PAUL JON Es,
THE NAVAL HERO. 35Ss
W.
(By Publishers' Press. 5

PARIS, May 1.-The French gov
eminent has decided to make the resS
moyal Of the remains 4of John Paul
Jones, the naval hero Of the Ameri-s
can revolution, the occasion for q /
great demonstration in honor Of his
memory and Of showing frances re-
gard for the great sister republic. Il;
The arrival Of the American
squadron which will convey the body
to the United States, will be celes
brated with great military and ma
val demonstration. The coffin con-
tanning the remains Of the admiral
will be borne in state through the!
streets Of Paris, escorted BY French
soldiers and sailors, as well as gov.
eminent representatives. Plans are
already being considered for making
the occasion memorable one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
Goina to- Mononnah.

A large number of Fairmont people
will SO to Mopongah tonight to wit
ness the Monongah Lady Minstrel
Show to she. repeated tonight for tine
benefit of the Fairmont Humane So
ciety. The show pleased large au-
dience at its first performance last
week and owing to its popularity and
the good cause TO which the proceeds
of to-night's entertainment will be ap.
piled. it Is expected an enormous
crowd will be in attendance. The
eight o'clock inter-urban car will ar
rive in Monongah in time for the per
Torrance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
suits Entered, Circuit Court.

Ellie G. Straight VS. Chas. l.. Clay
ton, administrator, etc, chancery;
May rules; attorney, W. S. Meredith.
Carey Machinery Supply Co. VS.. A.
H. 5Donnally; debt; May rules; attor.
ney, E.3 F. Hartley.
James l.. HeldretlL administrator,
etc, VS.. Dakota A. Heldreth ct al. !;
chancery; May; S. c. Lowe.
Back & Grieve VS.. John E. Smith;
assumpsit;7 May; B l.. Butcher. ~ p
Minnie A. Watkins ct al. VS.. B. and
N. R. R. Co.; chancery; May; ]. A
Meredith. 4, y 4. a...,.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
Big SALARY
is SAID TO HAVE BEEN OFFER
ED MR.. CoRTELYOU TO GO
WITH THE EQUITABLE.
fBy Publishers Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c, May l.
Postmaster General Cortelyou declin.
ed this morning to discuss the report.
ed offer TO make his vice president Of
the Equitable life Assurance Socie-
ty. There Is good authority howev-
err, for the statement that such an
offer has been made, and the Senator
Knox was the intermediary selected
to conduct the negotiations with Mr..
CorteIyou.
1t Ia stated that the salary offered
Mr.. Cortelyou as president. Of the
Equitable is 100000 a year. 1t is
also stated that Mr.. Cortelyo.u is con:
sidering the matter, but will not make
a decision until after the President
returns from the West.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
Mothers' Club.

There will be no meeting of the,
Mothers Club this week on account,
of the closing exercises in the public;
schools and also the coming of the
Country Circus" which will exhibit
on the regular meeting night Of the
club. .E1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
Real Estate Transfers.

Deed dated April II, 1906; Mary
HiggsS to 4 Lawrence VII. Higgs, "a
4cres, Little Mill Fall run; consldera-
i don. ssC4.o6. ~
April i29,s 1905; |. S. Huffman to
AMOS Huffman, one acre, near First
\ SaEd Il exchange and assumption OF
obtfgatio ns. n
1900 celinda Y. Hall to Sal
IKE Nuzum, part lots in Fourth
sxard $1,000 s43
April 20, 1905; Martha II. Gaskins
and Will sGaskins to Naomi Hilbert,
Monongah; $3.50.
FEB. y. %l9os:sM. F. Hamilton ct al.
Martin, lot in Farmington;
n 1900. &, +; 4
March S6 1905; ]. Y. Boor ct ux.
n VI. g. Bopr, $50 acres, N. R. Boor
sta te $500.
March 50, 1903: James F. Boor ct
az g. Boor, So II acres, n. R
u 5tsaor estate, Finches run; exchange
March g, 1905; C.$F. Boor ct Tx. IL
James +. Boor, $50 acres, N. R. Boo
estate; 81 500.
n y March g, 1905; w. c. Boor ct ux
~ James "a. Boor, CT 81 acres, N. R
Boor estate; exchange.
n April %, 1860. G. Hamilton ct a
III Evening Star Lodge, No. 81, /. c
"a n :sFs 8 Of Warrington, lot in Manning
Z ION; $4,000. Siit5
AprilE15, 1905; James j. Freelan
let NIX to E. s. Richardson and Edn
4 q Y Richardson, IL lot in Warrington
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
j. M. Hartley s. Son,
CHIEF REED AND THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT
SOME POINTS OF INTEREST CON.
cERNlNG A POPULAR YOUNG
MAN AND HIS WORK.

At the meeting of city council Fri
day night when the members desig-
mated the men who are. to care for the
clty's interests for the ensuing terms,
one thing was noticeable. Chief
Reed, of the fire department, had no
opposition whatever. This is now a
very remunerative position, and it
wasn't that anybody didn't desire the
job, but the present head of the de-
partment scents to have a cinch on
the place, notsbecause Of political
preferment, however, Just simply be.
cause he has demonstrated his worth
as fire fighter; to the satisfaction Of
the citizens and property owners of
Fairmont. On the night mentioned
the city started linn off on his tenth
year, and although few have had
the te1nerity to apply for his berth
10 one has ever been seriously con.
sidered. Fairmont is extremely proud
OF its fire system. We firmly believe
that we have the banner institution
Of the State. Not one case OF neglect
has even been intimated against the
boys who follow the chiefs instruc
tions, and not, a fire has destroyed
more than the original building dur
ing his aregime, and IN the majorit!
OF instances the Original" building
: has, been saved. While this articl
: was being written an insurance ma
who represents the largest line
: which work in the city, dropped IL
and the reporter had happy thought
he asked the gentleman What d
you think of Chief Reeds regime 9
the head Of our fire department:
"You may say for the man who re,
resents a bunch Of good ones thu
our people regard him as the best
the State, and this lis not slush.
certain special agent Of line whit
| represent was in the city the ne;
day after a connagration, and sa
to me: That is one chief in tho
. sand; almost any other would ha'
r ruined that structure with waite
whereas the house is now but slisl
~ damaged. I'm going to keep cas-
/, on that young fellow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
DEF S0ElfAIz



ssapl starttn spent Sunday With
friends IN Ptttsbprg. &s5}
Mss Mark Hyde has been quite
siek fof several days.
iii. u. i'll Sands was a Saturday
bust ness visitor 10 Parkersburg.
Il. o. Stemple returned last night
from business trip to Baltimore.
MI. John II. Round has returned
from y brief visit to Columbus. Ohio.
Miss Caroline Barns has about re-
covered from her recent serious Ill
Atserneg George c. Baker, of Nor.
gantown, as here today on legal bust.
mess. III
Gay Tough returned to the W. Y.
q. ills morning after spending Sun.
iay sats his home.
Misses Mamie and Nina Harr are
spending d few days with friends in
EEafton. /
Chester shinn, Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday In the city with his mother,
aIrs Della shinn. .iS a5l
Cunningham and J.sA. Clark
haseS returned from a business trip to
ti,a southern part Of the State.
Miss Hannah Johns has returned
rom Pittsburg where she has been the
gnest$ % her brother, Frank D. Johns.
Mss Bessie jenkins arrived here
today from Piedmont to visit her
hrather Mr. q N. jenkins, on Second
street u
attorney Harry Shaw left for
Charleston yesterday morning. He
ERECTED TO return by the middle o.
The week. $s ~! 'iSS
Hiss " fcksy who had been the CUES
af Mrs. u H.. Conway for severa
) xeeks has returned TO her home ii
chesterto own, Md.
GU Knutti, principal Of the shep
herdsto State Normal School, an,
4 former resident Of Fairmont, spen
Saturday night in the city.
ME- and Mrs. W. s. Black are NOV
lng from CASTOR avenue to the RES
denceS Of y Mr.. ] Il E. Watson, whicl
they will occupy during the summer
Or. I'D: Z. Yost returned .thi
morning from a several days visit I
Cincinnati land Indianapolis. Mrs
cost who accompanied him, will re
main Ii Cincinnati for some time.
MRS. Michaell Ford will return hom
Eosmorrow from: Clarksburg. where ,sh
EasS called blythe illness Of her daugh
81; Mrs. il w. Kellarman. Mrs. Kel
1arman will accompany her HON
md remain until she has fully re
c0yered. II
Miss Anna showalter, who has bee
me guest Of her brother, Hon. E. NJ
ssshnWalteri left this ismorning 70
sIntoutoWn to visit relatives. Mis-
showaIter will ina week an
remain here for the Knights Ten
ptars Conclave.
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Z Id'38 - 1i77T79 70T7IT7F III. 4
Il Edward Mcdonald Dead.

# Edward McD died at the home
sof his sister at Uztown early this
smnTning after an Illness Of over a
year Of consumption. He was 81
years Of age. His funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o at the w
town chapel by Rev. w. H. Wiley.
Interment in Fairmont cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01

The performance Of George Prime
rose and his big minstrel company,
consisting Of over 100 people, Friday
night, will close the season at the
Grand Opera House. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-01
Pearl Yost. Married.

Word has been received here that
Pearl Yost, formerly of this city, but
now of TT. Meyer, Va, was married.
on April 9th to Miss Oslo Clark, Of
Cleveland, Ohio