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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02
IpI,lIanolforte Recital.

/. FL I i Z b (.
A delightful recital was furnished
ty the pupils Of Miss capttola Lay.
man. on March list, at the home Of
Mr. Courtney. Of Market street. The
following Is the programme:
Duet -Danse Ukraln Kirchner
Miss Layman and Nell Cox. Il
Solo pink Domino Waltz .Englemann
Mary Wise.
Solo Little Miss Pride ;Englemann
Beatrice Courtney.
olo-Pretty Butterfly Wilhelm Fink
Dave Jones.
solo-Tn the Green Meadows. !. terkle
Mary Smith.
Solo Frolic. Of the Butterflies. Bonn
Nell Cox.
solo-sunset .,.... ..... u. Ren9
Maggie Brenne6.
solo-A Song Of sping Williams
Ruth Barns.
Solo al Heliotrope Schultz onelll
tbl The Rose Bohn
Neva Curry.
SOlo-My First Waltz Engelmanp
Cora Wise.
Dnet-Jolly Company (. .sschlesmger
Miss Layman and Louise Hamilton.
u & i j.. I. j q
Thoughts Of Thee. Wenzeell
payinia Brown. III
solo-Drea Whispers. Renafd
Ruth Reese.
The Daisy .Jenlekow8
Anna Bremen:
Solo Moonlight on the Hudson.
IS. I. q. d. Wilson
Nellie Iantz,
solD-(a) Traqmerie scllun1arln
Cd Water sprites Lange
Lucy Boggs.
Duet Bicycle Waltz GeiDle
Cora wise and Mary Wise.
solo-The Dancing sprtte Bonn
Beatrice Fisher.
Solo arionettas t..... Rohde
Gretta Nichols.
solo- (a) The blacksmith Eyer
tb) Silver Drops l-anse
Edith Scott.
a TJa,, at 1NlmnNS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02
a New, Competition.

Joseph Diley, the present proprietor
Of what was formerly the The Fair
mont Company store, on Bridge street.
has Just returned from a business trip
to Kingswood and is now getting ready
to lay in a full stock offruit and veg
etable supplies for the early spring
trade, Of which he hopes 10 secure his
share.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02
Chance Of Firm.

The Hall & steele Drug Co. has re
Gently undergone arevislon by reason
Of Dr.. j. H. Rex having bought out
the tnterets Of both R. N. Ross and
N. G. steele, 50 that the firm name,
hereafter, will be known as that Of
Tie Hall Drug Co. Or. Rex now sup
plying and being well able to keep
up the company end ofthe new firm
as formed.
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NOTICE.

! A complete catalogue Of the State
Law Library has Just come from the
press. 1t is designed to be Of use I'd
the legal profession Of the State a
copy can be obtained at the State Law
Library ot it will be sent to any ad'
dress IN the state. upon receipt Of zoe
postage. sent to s. W,starlts, State "
SrarIan, Charleston, ", va.
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a sueeeosfuI rrlo.

Miss Estella Burllngaue, Posaletta
Ulons ana Laura Blossom went from
the First ward to Q small town near
Morgantown and opened Free Metho
dist meetings, They have succeeded
well and the interest Is still 1ncreas
ing, Money, q lot also, aud the nee
essary lumber. have been subscribed
for tie purpose Of building q church
which they intend 70 erectin the neas
future.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02

bfNLkAl elNG. Rrgaskiik aDc ~.
pairlng haasts stit sltiis 4
Jlpihing WeA stlsn tss'
and delivered, Moth 49,
d applicatipn
ii lsisIsY fls on.
Bel some "
pnd " Rome sly siitss B'tit
me- 81 M NOTES Il
SIC h Sti 3 I 1 o IsssI
Nj Carrie arpenteEi q Hay
inond street III quite lRdisposed X
Is WIS. Sarah Taylor. Of inctnnati is
Visiting lser, cousih Mrs. laura Wilf
son, of water street. 81 "
4 Mi. j. w: PHILIP q Jacob stree,
Iis confined to his home with lagrippe.
Mrs. I'd. Gillhart otsEast Park ave
nue., spent yesterday With her mother,
Mrs. Ruth Earr, Of Merchant street
Howard Kuhn and wife, Of Market
| and Columbia streets are visiting with
Mrs. Kuhn's parents, NJ. and Mrs Mrs
Job Nuzum, Of colfax.
Mrs. Will stausberry, Of South Pal:
atine, 81 seriously III at her home, and
she. rs well as her friends, are feel
Ing apprehension as to the results.
The steel plant Of The Industrial
addition now has its engine under the
control Of a governor and as a re-
Esult is running smoothly and turning
out rails this week at q lively rate.
Mr.. and Mrs. John, Reese, of Diar
mond street, will move to Virginia the
first part Of the month.
n - D 81 |
Miss Lou Watkins. who has been at
the home Of her uncle, Mr.. S. g..
Steele. OF East Park for week, is
now visiting her cousin, Miss Laura
Fleming, of Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. Brice Merriaeld and Miss Liz
yie Jolline. of scottdale, W. Va, are
T = #. f. ! 4 4 a q
visitors in the city They spent We'd
uesday with Mrs. u. i. swindler. Of
Merchant street.
Mrs. Lou HershzergeF, corner OF
Polk and Diamond streets. spent the
day yesterday with Mrs James Cum
bingham, Of Gutfey street.
Mr.. ]. D. Homer and his daughter,
MRS. F. Il. Brumage, Of Market street,
haye gone to Gloyers Gap. for days
visit at the formers home, Mrs.
Brumage will return in week, but
Mr. Homer will remain indefinitely.
( l. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02

The principles Of tax reform are
right and will stand the test Of i IN 3,
tigaaon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02

Iisa ioyto eal-l alslcoi,s IL dihnef hesf; /
c,.luiel loul indl lllsst Ltgutk rioWss
rc5natpstion is tie remit tndig don.
aion1nlfi, hasniency, lots ct appstite,
il4.poifoniue. aneinia etaaci ton; uric
ED, NEURALGIA in gsflonl 8pafts % tie
q r,11n, catarrhal itflnntrdat don 81 tire ID.
llinal canal and giptnetons otl1ef ~;
urni1 that rob hfe q Hi sp1ea SnfeS q. they
1rrm bound d NE Bowel, d 9 com.
non expression Il people Mo look mis-;
elahIe and are nisefaS yet who persist
"a letting nature tax ~ eotIse. -
GWhat foolish pl6ii, lien nature could
tc 1idcd By the ms Il Green's August
EloVeF, which IS nstnfS 5oVl remedy fof
con1lipalion and III stomach ilis.
lAuqahs Flower Efyss ntR life u tie
llveF and insutes healthy btoole.
give nlzte, ase and 7.e. Al draGgigtS
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/ Back 70 Serve HE GustomefS,

" . Z 8 q . L N
"pat" Mckinney, employed with
Bud Jenkins tie barber d Bridge and
water streets, has retilasd from q
weeks visit $IIesssr. he wyasE6c.
conpansed home ~ his cousin Ever.
eli Springer, whoSwill' remain as his
guest and that os other blends for 9
lev days! Pat "a the sneah ttme, re
suned duty d his chair Ia the shor
thIs. morning, where he preceesed g
isaguidly lathef. saaye and chatter
aad men adnsnist 70 81 patrons The
brhtltng ssnsat ton ois q cling acsa'
eltxII. s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02

The grade crossing 80 as TO pass said
highway with an over or under grade
crossing" \
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I Dlfsslon BoareI tlnp.

Mrs. Ella Vance of Water street,
|Asld 3 reception tor ths Christian
|Woman's Board of Missions q her beg
rooms. II tie home of M and Nm:
IsoEery terdaly Afternoon
Quite 4 number q the ladies' ofs s TIE
church were present oMcers q tAe e
society we're elected for the ensuing
year. Vocal and instrumental music
we're furniahed during the meeting by
Mrs! stanhagan and others. There
vas a variety d artists present. AZ
tie close, delicious shments were
served BY their hostess, after which ilclh
ali reluctantly retired as the evening
hours came on, since they had each
enjoyed SO pleasant and profitable an
afternoon together
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02

sm Improved machinery and epplians
III Vim be used ana thsy hope these.
81. @ith q possible capacity q 4ee
gallons 81 cream per day. q be abls
Rs axe eatesct tie 3iccat ttads ineiuds
.Ing III orders that may he turned u
ttosthem Tor public, o. pEtYate supplies.
Ms this end they have also employed
q com tent man WITH q years u:
Spsrience 70 act d manager *
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26
WRIGHT WINS LIBERTY.
Was in Pennsylvania Asylum Ten
Years Always Sane, He Says.

PHILADELPHIA. Nee. -G.-.tite
spending ten years in Pennsylvaai,
asyllms for the insane Theodore
Wright, once prominent in business
and social circles here, was released
from the Institution at Burn Brae, Pa.
He protested all thesc years that he
was sane and fought steadily for re
lease. Now he is out on probation.
When he was taken to an asylum
Mr.. Wright was president of the Wini-
fred Railroad and Coal Company of
Virginia. His grandfather. Peter
Wright. was founder of the famous
ship brokerage firm OF Peter Wright X
Sons. Theodore had an interest in the
business and was rated as Il wealthy
man.
AS he neared the age of fifty Mr..
Wright became subject TO hallucina
tons, his family say. They decided
that 1t was dangerous to allow him at
liberty. Mrs. Wright and their son
Minturn b.. asked that an inquiry be
made into his sanity. The physicians
agreed with the family that Mr..
Wright should be confined in al asy-
lum.
The decision was so unexpected, Mr..
Wright afterward said, that he hardly
knew what it was all about until he
vas safely inside the walls of the
Pennsylvania asylum. There was no
escape then. BY a peculiar phase of
the law the inmate Of an asylum must
wait until a member of his family Pc
tltiOns the court for his release.
Mr.. Wright wrote in vain to hun
dreds Of lawyers and iurists in this
and other cities begging them to take
up his case. He told them that it was
all n terrible mistake; that he was per-
fcc.ly sane but MI in vain. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26
NEwARK's DAY OF MIsHAPs
Two Men Found Dead, One Dies in Church
and Sevnral Persons injured.

NEWARK, Dec. 26:-An unusual
number OF fatalities and accidents
marked the advent of Christmas In
Newark yesterday. Two unidentified
men were accidentally killed, an old
man died suddenly at mass in st.
Joseph's Catholic church. and several
other persons were seriously hurt in
trolley accidents or in ARRAYS.
At daylight a man about forty
| years old was found unconscious with
a wound in his head in an areaway
in front of the new building of the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany, at Broad and Clinton streets.
He was removed to the city hospital,
where he died several hours later
without having regained conscious
ness. He was identified last night at
the morgue as Patrick Fallon, forty
Ave years old, of % Mount Prospect
avenue.
In the afternoon, a Central avenue
trolley car, passing Lock street,
struck a man who was crossing the
street, apparently unmindful OF its
! approach. The victim was picked up
unconscious. At the hospital 1t vas
found that he had sustained a frac-
ture of the skull. He died shortly
afterward.
James McBarron, of 81 Hartford
street. seventy-five years old, attend
ed the 1880 o'clock at st. JOS
eph's church. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Loretta. At COM
munion time father and daughter
arose from their pew and started to-
ward the altar to receive the sacra-
ment. :
The old man had taken only a few
steps when he uttered a loud cry of
pain and fell to the floor of the aisle
unconscious. Members of the con-
gregation carried him to the sacristy
and DIR. F. J. Kern, who vas at the
mass, gave medical aid. His efforts
were unavailing. however, as the old
man died in a few minutes. Death
| was due to heart disease. Mr.. Nc
! Barron recently celebrated the fif-
tieth anniversary of his marriage.
Frank Hamm, twenty-five years
| old, of 149 William street, and R. n.
| Hayes, thirty-two, of 212 West 18th
| street, Manhattan, were both struck
| by trolley cars. Both were injured
about the head and body and were
taken to the City Hospital. Neither
: was dangerously hurt.
Alexander Robinson, twenty-three
years old, of SO Atlantic street, made
a test of the hardness of his fist by
striking a large window in a saloon
at "A Orange street. His hand went
through the glass and the main art
cry in his arm was cut. A doctor
was brought in in time to prevent his
bleeding to death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26
FRIGHTENED BY THREAT
Members of Camden Church Attend Mass In
~ Fear.

CAMDEN, Dec. 26.-With fear and
trembling the members Of St. 10.
seph's Polish Catholic church cflc'
brated Christmas mass at midnight.
Monday, because a stranger had
warned them that a plot "a under
way to blow up the edifice with dy-
Mantle.
Several Sundays there had appear
ed at the church door an aged man,
who sought and received aims. Last
Sunday he approached several men
prominently identified with the
church, to whom he said:
you have treated my very kind
ly. Now in return | am going to
warn you that there is a plot by
which your church Is to be dynamit-
ed during the Christmas. midnight
mass"
When this became known to the
Rev. Father Tarnowski, the pastor,
he notified the police, and every pre-
caution was made to ward against
such an event. The congregation,
however. though much wrought up.
refused to forego their deyotions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26
OBITUARY..
RuTH

Ruth Henningsen, two years and
six months old, daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nelson Henningsen, Of ITO
Broad street, died yesterday after a
brief Illness. The funeral took place
from their residence at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. w. c. Snodgrass,
DID,, pastor of Simpson NJ. e. church,
oficiated. Interment was in Alpine
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26
NOTICE.

NOIlCGs
Middlesex County Circuit Court.
Ferdinand Garretson .
VS..
Abraham l.. Harmed.
In Attachment, on Contract.
Notice Is hereby given that a writ
OF attachment at the suit of Ferdi-
nand Garretson against the rights and
credits, money and effects, lands and
tenements. OF Abraham l.. Harmed, .
nonresident debtor, for the sum of
two hundred dollars, issued out OF
the Circuit Court ri the County OF
Middlesex. on the thirtieth day of DC
tober, A. D., 1906. Returnable and
returned into court, duly executed by
the sheriff OF the County of Middle
sex on the twenty-ninth day of No
vember, A. D., 1906.
Dated December 20, 1905.
JOHN H. gCONGER.
~ Clerk.
Dsck plan g. Spencet,&
Attoandys.
l5gS1-12-26-5tw.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26
CHARLES soRENSON.

Charles j.. Sorenson, six days old,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sorenson, of II Ogden place, died
last night. The funeral will be held
at their residence at 2 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon, with interment in AL
pine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed intends making application to the
Board of Excise Commissioners OF the
ing, for n license to keepsa saloon. with
the privilege of selling malt .nnd opirit-
nous liquors in the City of Perth Am
Mary G srk at COR. Smith and High sits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26

Advertising in the NEWS brings
20 1 r ssults.
The evening world., 1906-06-05
GIRL GRADUATE IS
STRANGELY MISSING
Pretty Miss Rose Disappears
from Home for Visit
Never Made.

May Rose, pretty, and twenty years
old. who livel witA her parents at No.
% Albion paec. Port RlcA1lcui. ) L..
has been mis- ~ since Sunday. and hsr
parents are worried over her strange
DIS 7pcaranec. Her father to-day re-
quesud tile police TO send out a general
Tor bis daughter.
MISS Rose comes OF an excellent
family and Nas popular in Port Rich
moni society. size was graduated from
a Long Island college a year ago, being
at the heai ot her class. Lately she
l.,d been dong some work for a staten
Island attorn1y
When the girl left her home Sunday
afternoon she told her parents she in
tended TO visit Miss Grace Herbert, OF
No. g9 North oxford street. Brook
lyn. n former schoolmatc. Sae was not
seen by Miss Herbert. An employee at
the Port Richmond depot told Mr..
Rose that he had seen hts daughter
board a train Sunday afternoon.
The missing girl Is about ave feet
three inches In height and weighs
about $50 pounds. When she disap-
peared she wore q blue Elton SUIT a
white waist and a white hat. she
carried a black silk umbrella n a
brown leather handbag. She Is OF hsht
complexion and has brown wavy halT'
The evening world., 1906-06-05

IMPORTED 5.srAR coGHAc
E. Lahlaea, & Co., CoEnas, trines' 81
Nsry special prise re 0o.u-''.'
HENNESST COGNAC BRANDY, S1.31
yin,aes 1857, baule. .,..'
HERMITAGE WHlSKEYS. Rye or B1irgoa.
Sprl1g 1893 per gal, 54.SOj Sl.IS
full quart .......ss.'.-s fsss.s''
NORMANDY RYE, 10 year old; rsr 81
gal, $3.50; full 9aart-..''
CAPITOL RYE, S year old, per gal, sac
1925; tuN quart.''.'''t
MONOGRAM RYE, per gal, S2.TSi INC
iull quart ts.s''-''
OLD CROWN RYE, 5 year old; gal, 6Sc
$3.50; full qusrt......"..,.''' -
BALTIMORE RYE, 50
The evening world., 1906-06-05
KILLEp BY LIGATNlNe.

AUGUSTA. Ga. June "a Laurens
Is. CO special says: ~. Y. Manley.
aged slxty-hve. and his t~en-year-old
grandson. Joe Manley. We're instantly
killed. and Henry Manley and the little
boy's father fatally injured yesterday
by the same stroke OF lightning at
Poplar Springs Church.
The evening world., 1906-06-05
ATLANTIC CLUB TO
HAVE Bic REGATTA
Big and Fast Yachts VIII
Compete in Annual Races
June II.

Members or the Atlantic zach, CLUB
tnre we'll pleased in the arrangements
made oy their Regatta Committee ~nicA
assures a race between tie new HERES
hor sl1ty-footcr I%-oii;l. ordered %
Commodore e. Waiter Clark. Of the
Ihladeiphla Corlnininn Yacht Club,
and Frank NJ smiths Effort. the
new sixty-footer OF G!elew design
which VIII meet for the first time
In tae annual regatta OF the At
1antlc Club on Tuesday. June y. The
race between these two boats, about
which so much has been heard, VIII be
q feature OF the big juno regatta. add
ins interest waich contests between
Sa,hts OF this SIZE and Of different but
scientific con- tructlon should inspire.
Against t..e ne1 craft now ABOUT
scIdy for. trials will be Henry f. LIP
pts wec,amoe, Z y. Kings Nicola
nnd Fred ltoy,s Engish-rigged cutter
J. lie Iu addition TO those named
o;her entries are expected IN L. j. Cali
la4ns neg Eclipse. +. Z. Brewsters
Ilnira. A. r INltt's Corona aad prob
uJy r. a. Ra.neya invader and The
Lac. owned by Il p Dore mas. From
tals Hst ;--re Should be some a.sH-
cilss r,s. ei.oas tolts Of the lars y
i, was expected TIA, J. Rossrs Ia
wells Queen. ree,utly launched ~
j. trcsloIs Sew Hr.s6l yard. would
D. ready far tals regatta. but She VII
no; &c raced uatll TIE regatta of the
Nea Yo.s Yacht club at Glen Cove
800. -
The evening world., 1906-06-05

husst. Aur 5 A,lAa;.c. .oa--h Ravens cup
race. AUG SIS. start brooklyn y. C.. cruise
TO Th.mhle Islands Aug II. Ecusonhurst y.
&. second Grayescn. lay championship. or
Timer PARK Nug 1878. Atlantic race w-rk
series Aug. -. rro klya y. C.. third Graves
cnI BAY championship; Aug. -. Atlantic.
iairI rnlrrsosI cup series,
sept J Sew York Canoe Club. fourth
Gra.rscuI Hay championship or Benson
hurst. Sept .. Atlantic. sept. ., Atlantic.
f.fth Ravens cup race. sept. 5. Atlantic,
nnh Gtavcsead bay championship. sept. -.
BROOKLYN Y. O.. sept. i3.i5 Atlantic. special
schooner and sl5op series; SEPT -. Atianuc.
sept. -. BcnS7uhu--t Y C.. or Timer Park
The evening world., 1906-06-05
SMALL BOATS
IN SEVERE TRIALS
Ravens Cup Race TO Be Sailed
To-Morrow--Oth er Regat-
taS This Week.

JUS what the = and % footers in tho
l. and Q classes can do against larger
yachts win be determined IN tho Ravens
cup races to be sailed unde- the aus
p.ces Of the Atlantic Yacht Clue to-
morruw ancaoon on SEA Gate. Tins
Is thc first ~ 0 series Of the most lntor-
estlns races q the season, and although
sretly a club affair VIII attrect at;en-
ton from al, local yaohtsmen.
The cup for the rnco vas given tits
scasol. By Rcaf-Commo1ore Ravens. q
the Atlantic club. and IS designed to
bring together ell yachts owned ny
members OF the cluo from the 40-foot
NJ class down. 1t must be won three
times. There IS a handicap on ratirs OF
the beats. Ths nrst cup race starts to-
morrow a, ) o'clock.
Thursday the New York Yacht club
VIII open It's season with n race for tne
one aestsA th~.rty-iOOters owned 10 the
club members. For this race the
Model Committee, IN at1ttion to the
nus Oi1cred a model o. The winning
boat MADE TO scale. ERNEST Lori!!arI
stated tlI morning that there would
bu docIt a dozen entries The race
starts nt ? "a clOck, and Will be ovc- the
rc1lHrr Iicst 1--we course, a distance x
nineteen miles.
Iae Yale Corlnthian Yacht Club has
scheduled "a special cup race FOR
"Wednesday and lhe race for the gradu-
ntes cup ior Saturday.
satI.uty TIE annual regatta q the
Mnnaasset Bay Yacht C4uo VIII be
hc.l. ,he start being on Execution
Light For this regatta "a record
breaking LIST 81 entries .s promised. as
all the CLASSES have a..ed Heh
The Crescent ~ e. has rs laird IN
a series OF dory races Saturday. this
class having become very popg.ar ~.tA.
nluh mnnhara
The evening world., 1906-06-05

COCKTAILS: Manhattan, Martial 7Qr
and other Yssistss, FER hoiils..'... ~
SLog GIN; Roe,r,s & Co.'S S1.00
rLYMouTH DRY or TOM GIN 69c
Rassr,s & Co.'S r-r boule 49,. W
VAN NuRTESS Fines, Medicinal 7Sc
Hali4A. ON, per bottle ............ w
QUEES O SCOTS IS year old ~ ~
st3eh VA -y; PER bottle. Th'
BOWMoRE SCOTCH wHlSKEr, enc
per tuUie w
JOIN MANSIONS OLD IRISH S1.l0
WEiSkEf; p;r esuie'.."..... |AAo
MEDICINAL MALT EblSKEY-SPLClAL
Hospital Toaie Nal; @hlskeyi usu-
ally 81; our regular Prise is sSe'i 67c
special. -...-..sss .s....''.''-''ss'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05

band duplicating him in the car robberies
which have occurred In Wymore recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cain formerly resided in
Beatrice. where the former is well known
in police circles.
TECt MSEH-Tecumseh citizens are graf
ihed at the change in train time and the
additional service to be given by the Bur
hngton beginning next sunday. Al the
present time the morning papers do not
get here until the day is half gone Under
the new arrangement they Will arrive AZ
S O'Clock in the morning. Now the local
passenger train runs north at BIS y M,
but under the new order of things 1t viii
go about s in the morning, allowing one to
go to Omaha and Lincoln and return home
the same day
BEATRICE Public sentiment is bitter
against Clarence Cave. the man who re-
fused to bury the body of his little child
whose death occurred at Conway Springs,
Kan. recently. mob Of about thirty
gathered IN front Of Underwood Bros.
cigar store Saturday night where Cave
had taken refuge to avoid trouble with
his brother-in-law. Threats of violence
were heard. but before any concerted
action was made the police arrived and
dispersed the mob. Ii is reported that
Caves brother-in-law, who lives at Te
cumseh and who paid the funeral ex-
penses of the little child. has come to
Beatrice for the purpose OF garnishing
Caves wages Cave has been in the em-
ploy OF the Union Pacific for several years
as a brakeman on the southern division
with a run between Beatrice and Manhat-
tan. Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05

Of real estate Aside from the money
value OF the house and lot. the property
has historic associations having been Wis
tied by many Of the best known people
In the United States and many men and
women OF national reputation have been
sheltered under it, roof. This is fully APP
preciated by Mr.. Jouvenat. who has beeG
figuring TO become It's possessor for some
time past Colonel Barns has occupied 1t
during the last two years having pur-
chased Il directly from Mr.. Bryan. but
will soon return with his family TO AL
blon
Lincoln Charter Attacked.
The Lincoln city charter. which has re-
Gently been declared constitutional by the
supreme court will again have to go
through the courts. Councilman John s.
Bishop appealed TO the district court to
compel the president OF the council to
appoint committees and to set aside those
committees appointed by the mayor and
also to prevent the mayor from presiding
at council meetings. Mr.. Bishop has just
won in the lower court and the mayor
will appeal the case to the supreme court.
Printers Will Aid Miners.
The local printers union today rendered
to tho United Mine Workers of America
financial assistance in the miners coming
strike. The printers are now paying heavy
strike assessments. The union endorsed
Edwin r. Wright OF Chicago for president
and Alfred @. Calvert of Philadelphia for
vice president