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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-28
kronika MiejscoWa.
. Truciciel Bielak.


wiadomf koronera Hoffmana,
re we wnetrznosciach dziewczy-
ny Rozalii Wrzal znalazl TAXA
iloSc arszeniku, ktora niewatpli-
vie spowodowac mogia smierc
przez otrucie. Obecnie bada Hay
mes wnetrznosci starego Wrzala,
policya przypuszcza, re zla-
chor Bielak zgiadzii ze swiata
wieksza Geese czionkow rodziny
Wrzalow. Zachodzi nadto podej-
rzenie, re Bielak otrul Szymona
Ruberge, ktory uchodzif "a VIE
loletniego przyjaciela znachora.
w sprawie Ttranwajow.
Industrial Club" powzial re-
zolucye, w kt6rej zaznaczyf
gwaltowna koniecznosc lepszej
obslugi publicznosci, zmuszonej
jezdzic tramwajami. Sprawe te
zalatwia calkowicie projekt no.
wego ordynansu, ktory wymaga,
azeby ruch tramwajowy odbywal
sic pod kontrola miejskich inzy-
nierow. Omawiany ordynans po-
winien bye niezwlocznie przyje-
ty przez rade miejska.
Azeby rozwiazanie kwesty:
przyspieszyc, wyjechali przed-
stawiciele miasta zarzadu kom-
panii Union Traction do New
Yorku, azeby wymodz ma tamtej-
szych akcyonaryuszach tel kom'
panii pozwolenie ma zaciagniecie
pozyczki ma przerobienie doty-
chczasowych wagonow, kupienie
nowych przedsiebranie roznych
ulepszen. Delegaci maja nadzieJe
porozumienia sic z akcyonaryu-
szami pred ostateczna konfe-
rencya, naznaczona ma przyszla
srode.
Atkinson chce odpoczac.
Prevalent banku Lincoln "a.
pewnia, re ME jest takim niego'
dziwcem, "a jakiego go uznano,
ME wysiuchawszy go. zada CA
su ma uregulowanie swych inte-
resow, a wowczas depozytaryu-
sze jego banku ME straca swych
wkIadek. Referent sadowy Wean
odroczyl dalsze rozpatrywanie
sprawy do przySzlego poniedziai-
ku, lecz poniewaz Atkinson ME
zlozyi zadanej Cd niego kaucyi,
osadzono go W wiezieniu powia-
towem. Dotychczas przebywal W
domu, pod opieka pomocniKa,
marszalka zwiazkowego. Adwo-
kat Atkinsona byl take wczoraj
niezdrow.
Niewidomy ofiara bandyty.
Otis S. Brewer, prosil ma rogu
ulic Harrison Clark ;nnego
przechodnia O wskazanie sobie
drogi do hotelu Nc Coy. Byio to
w nocy. Kiedy 6w przechodziefi
przekonaI sic, re Brewer jest nie'
widomym, ograbil go z zegarka
pieniedzy palta. Policya aresz-
towaia w jednym re szynkoW
draba, ubranego w patio, opisa-
ne przez Brewera, lecz zachodzi
ia trudnosc, re niewidony ME
nloze rozpoznac ami rabusia ami
paltota, a aresztant ME Przyzna-
je sic do why.
Dzielny Baruch.
Czterech rabusiow miaio spo-
sobnosc przekonac sic, re ME ka-
|. zdy kupiec w Chicago jest tcho-
rem podszyty, Do skladu zegare
mistrza Michala j. Barucha rpn.
|, 332, n. Carpenter uls wpadlo
trzsch drabow, czwarty stalna
/ stray ma ulicy. Kiedy rozlegla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-28
TELEGRAMY.


now rozwiazanej armii paples-
kiej w liczbie 5I7, pod przewod-
nictwem pulkownika Blumerls-
thila, kt6rzy pragneli ziozyc Oj-
Gu Swietemu zyczenia Wesolych
SWAT. Papiez dziekowal serde-
cznie weteranom "a uslugi ich
dawniei oddawane Kosciolowi /
ubolewal, re dzisiejsze poioze-
ME Kosciola ME dozwala mu
wspomagac tych obrohcow Pa
piestwa, jakby tego pragn2l. Mo-
viii tez z osobna do wielu wete-
ranow.' Ksieciu Lancelotti po-
wiedzial, re vie o jego udziale
w bitwie pod Mentana W r. 1907
Petersburg, 29 grudnia. Id
kad zakonczyly sic procesy adj
miralow Rozestwiehskiego Ne
bogatowa, robia sic starania, przy
pomocy wpiywowych urzedni-
kow, by Emusic wAadze do zaFza-
dzenia sledztwa w sprawie ma
duzyc, jake sic dzialy w adnn-
nistracyi floty pod rzadem wiel-
kich ksiazat, a jakim giownle
przypisuja porazke W Morzu Ja-
ponskiem. "Gazeta Petersbur-
ska, inspirowana Przez mimi
strow, domaga sic sledztwa W
sprawie skarg ma lapownictwo,
nieuczciwoSc w dostawianiu piyt
pancernych, dzial nabojow. w
procezie admiraiow obrohcy ma
daremnie starali sic poruszac te
sprawy. Ogloszono tez niedaWno
list admirala Biryiewa, pisany
przed wojna, w ktorym jest zaz-
naczone, re korrupcya we flocie
publiczna byla tajemnic2, ale, re
mic ME MONA bylo zrobic w obec
wplywu sfer wysokich.
LODI, 28 grudnia. = w obec
tego re fabrykanci zagrozlll
zamknieciem fabryk dnia 20 gru-
dnia, socyaliSci W kodzi groza
wywolywaniem walk ulicznych i
zmuszaniem obywateli rewolwe-
rami, by dawali mieszkanie i po-
zywienie ludziom bez piracy.
Wiele bogatych rodzin wyjecha-
10 miasta obawy pred zabu-
rzeniami.
Liverpool, 2S grudnia. : Tu-
tejszy konsul rosyjski V. Geiman
popelnil samob6jstwo. Znalezio-
no 60 zastrzelonego W jego mie-
szkaniu; MIN strzelii do siebie,
pchnal sic nozem w okolicy ser
ca. Geiman cd diuzszego czasu
byl przygnebiony osobistemi
troskami. w ciagu nocy nadszedf
telegram donoszacy, re "wiado-
ma sprawa jest zalatwiona";
przyszedl jednak "a pozno.
Berlin, 28 grudnia. = w Wro-
clawiu rozpoczely sic obchody
srebrnego jubileuszu biskupiego
Kardynala Koppa. Dnia 81 gru-
dnia uplynelo 25 lat cd czasu,
kiedy zostal zamianowany bisku-
penn Fuldy. Rada miejska z Full
dy wyslala do Wroclawia dele
gacya powinszowaniem, mad
to zebrala "fundusz Koppa" w
sumie $4,000 marek, ktorego
procenta obracac sic beda ma. po-
mieszczenie ubogich chorych ma
gruzlice w schronisku dla Mich
przeznaczonem. Kardynai Kopp
jest honorowym obywatelem
Fuldy corocznie tam przewod-
niczy ma konferencyi Biskupow..
Berlin, 28 grudnia. = Ksiezni-
czka Alexandra Wiktorya zu.
Schleswig H ->in Sonderburg
. Gluecksburg1 q feczyla sic z
czwartym; ~ 4sli1 feesarza Wilhel5
ma, ksiecfo3 Augustern Nilhel-
mem prussaffnsl KIis.iesz5niIczka uSor
= dzsta 3; l. =. : ar E.,,tatt,;o fQQvy u sNrf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-28
.: c; g.. &C.. 12,2O6l
Rok XVII.

siegnal po swoj revolver, sko-
czyi miedzy bandytow, strzela
do jednego, a drugiego przytrzy-
NAL "a kolnierz i ME wypuscii
go garsci tax dlugo, dopoki ME
zjawila sic policya. Drudzy ucie-
xii. Niediugo potem nadeszia
okolicznej apteki wiadomosc, re
ley tam ciezko raniony clio
wick. Baruch poznai w MIN jed
nego z rabusiow. Nazywa SIG
Karol Kolski i valley obecrie "
szpitalu powiatowym re smier-
cia. Ten, ktorego dzielny Baruch
przytrzymai "a koinierz, nazwai
sic ma policyi Jameson Johnson.
Zanosi sic ma strajk.
w dniu 1S listopada zazadali
konduktorzy, maszynisci i palas
cze ma zachodnich liniach kolei
zelaznych znacznego podwyzsze-
MIA pensyj, lecz ME dostali cd
zarzadow kolei zadnej odpowie-
dzi. Z wyslanymi qrzez unie de-
legatami przedstawiciele kompa-
Mi kolejowych ME chcieli mo-
vic. Wczoraj popoiudniu odbylo
sic posiedzenie przedstawicieli
zarzadow roznych linij kolejo-
wych, lecz unionistow o rezulta-
Gle narad ME uwiadomiono. Po-
stanowiono przeto przeslac na
Nowy Rok zarzadom kolejowym
ultimatum i zagrozic i'm natych-
miastowym, generalnym straJ-
klein, jezeli zadania kondukto-
row, maszynistow palaczy ME
zostana uwzglednione.
Porazka prohibicyonistow.
Konwencya charterowa u
wzglednila rezolucye, powziete
ma roznych wiecach, zwo4anychh
przez "Zjednoczone Towarzy-
stwa Autonomistow", po ktorych
stronie stoi ogoi miasta Chicago.
Do projektu nowego charteru
przyjeto zastrzezenie, ze sposob
'wiecenia niedzieli w Chicago
ma ucllwalac rada miejska, a ME
legislature stanowa. Rozchodzi
sic glownie to, azeby rome to-
warzystwa, zw,aszcza benetito-
we, mogly w niedziele urzadzac
towarzyskie zabawy azeby mkt
ME mial prawa robienia przepi-
sow. co ma takich zabawach pic
wolno lub ME wolno. Ma zebra
niu wczorajszem uznawano, ze
niedziela jest ma pierwszym pla-
ME poswiecona Bogu, lecz poza
nabozenstwem ME jest dniem po-
stu. lecz dniem wypoczynku po
calotygodniowej piracy.
Sedzia Chetlain ME zrezygnuje.
Po ogioszeniu przez komisye
rady adwokackiej wyroku, re Sc
die Chetlain ME okazal sic god
nym zajmowania wysokiego sta
nowiska, ma ktorem sic znajdu-
je, zdawaioby sic, re skompro-
mitowany sedzia zrezygnuje 70
swego stanowiska. Jego adwokat
twierdzi, re Chetlain stall sic o.
fiara sprytnych oszustow j sam
w niczem ME zawinii. Me doro-
bill sic majatku, lecz siedzi W
dlugach po uszy. Jego pensya
jest zastawiona. Musi ja pobie-
rae, azeby ME krzywdzic swych
wierzycieli, musi przeto pozo-
STAG nadal sedzia.
Zachodzi jednak kwestya, ze
legislature przysluguje prawo
skladania z urzedu sedziow, ME
zasiugujacych ma zaufanie. Izba
senatu decyduje o tego rodzaju
sprawach, wiekszoscia dwoch
trzecich giosow. Moze bye, re
sprawa sedziego Chetlain oprze
sic senat W Springfield.
Ladna kompania akcyjna.
Paris c. Brown otrzymal cd
firmy lie Marie Perfume Co., w
Cincinnati oferte, re moze otrzy-
mac $I5o miesiecznej pensyi ! S
Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-28

Koburg Gotha. Narzeczony JeJ
urodzn sic 20 stycznia 1887 jest
porucznikiem w / puiku gwardyl
pieszej. Odbywa on obecnie STU
dya w Bonn i moze jeszcze uda
sic ma jakis uniwersytet amery-
kanski. Cesarz kiedys o tenn
wspominal profesorom Peabody
Butlerowi, jakotez posiowi
Longworthowi, : ale zdale sic,
ze stanowczo to ME jest postano-
wione. Wedle zwyczaju ma dwo-
rach ksiazecych niemieckich Stub
odbywa sic W przeciagu 3 mie-
siecy po zareczynach.
Poczdam, 2S grudnia. -
Wczoraj rozeszla sic wiadomoSc'
re w dniu Bozego Narodzenia
zastrzelil sic major Won Wieden-
bach Nostitz w Jaenkendorf, ma
LEGACY do starozytnej rodzlny
szlacheckiej. Pozostawil zone i
czworo dzieci; powod samoboj-
stwa niewiadomy.
Madryt, 28 grudnia. - Rzad
hiszpahski potwierdzii odebranie
papieskiej noty protestuJaceJ
przeciw wygnaniu mgra Mon
tagnini Francyi i przeciw skon-
fiskowaniu archiwow nuncyatu-
ry w Paryzu przez rad francus-
XII. = Biskrtp Z Badajoz wysto-
sowal do Kardynala Arcybisku-
pa Richarda W Paryzu list, W
kt6rym ofiaruje schronienie wszy
stkim chorym wszystkim ksle-
zom francuskim. ..
Meskyk, 28 grudnia. Pan:
Eleon Aquas Calientes wykoh-
czyla po dziewiecioletniej piracy
suknie, kt6rej wartosc szacujq ma
$4,000. Zamierzala .ona te suE-
ME wyslac ma wystawe parysk2'
lub w St. Louis, ale ME zdoiaia
jej ma czas wykohczyc. 90
Tombstone, Ariz, - 28 grud-
MIA. w sqdzie zwiazkowym
zostal meksykanski rewolucyo-
n5sta Thomas Espinosa skazany
przez ssdzicgo Doane ma dwule-
tnie wiezienie karne i grzywne
ST ,ooo. Ma TEN koncza sic pro-
cesa Arizony wytoczone REVOLT
cyonistom. DwGch innych, Sal
cida Varielle, wladze meksy-
kanskie wydaly tych rozstrzela-
no. Inni zamknieci- So w Yuma
w zakIaIzie karnym.. EspmoSa
byl jednym dowodzcow rewo~
lucyi.
Meridian, Miss, 28 grudnia. -
Wszystkie wojska W ScooDa
wraz z gubernatorem Vardama-
mem opuScily miejsca. ostatnich
walk rasowych. Powracajacy O.
ficerzy zapewniaja, ze panuje
tam juz najzupelniejszy spokoj |
porzadek i re wszelkie pogios-
XII, jakoby nowe groziiy rozru-
chy, So bezpodstawne.
Berlin, 28 grudnia. = "Koel-
nische Zeitung' otrzymuje E
giptu wiadomoSc, re w kolach
tamtejszych dobrze poinformo-
wanych panuje mniemanie, IL
wkrotce Zniknle zupeinle reszt-
ka samodzielnosci kraju. Anglia
zabierze niebawem ma wlasnosc
krai Faraonow. Chedyw AbbaS
II niedawno niezmiernie burzli-
wa mial sprzeczke z lordem
Cromerem, representation An
gill, wlasciwym wicekrolem Egi-
ptu, w sprawie odkrytej niedaw-
no szacherki orderami. w skutek
tego Rad angielski wystapi SUI
rowiej gra W tenn postanowler
niu role alians francusko angiel-
ski. Me jest tez tajemnica, ze
Cromer od dluzszego czasu z
zelazna konsekwencya rugowal
zywiol egipski w wyzszych u
rzedach panstwowych Angli-
kow wprowadzal, tax, ze wido-
cznym celem jest ostatecznie
-, E.G 0ao,,r;ro,,o -..1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
d.. plerce,s Favorfte Prescription,

7. AT a secret or patent medicine, against
10 IsL HoS the most Intelligent people arc
H mniSn atmrulIy Sverse because OF the I'M
qqSrte;nty as TO their harmless character.
III is = medicine OF Known COMPOSITION.
I'LL .aS IN ,oIt,tn En1Lfsh' on every bottle
p Mrd1nar 4n eram}nation OF this list Of
Ss,.PpSSfan+s viii dIsclose the fact that It
IL Ing nIonlaieoholic in It's composition, chem.
ically pure 1oIs,Iy n.sd nIcohoi. in it5 make
H I'M }tThS SFSvorIta Prescription" Of DR..
Fo' ~ cnFa Of woman's peculiar weak
lor tne GU : TIr.snts sold Through drug
neSses nv 49, nat contain Alcohol and
hss ~ ~ 71TGs oIfTrttfttes. Furthermore,
!. - ~ n,,iv NJ edIcina for MS special
ai!oo Sn tie INGREDIENTS or which have,
thS f1npnimous endorsement of all the
IaS lInT inedical writer's and teachers Of
!g1G NV aaysral schools OF practice, and.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
TRAIN KILLS CONDUCTOR.
Conductor on 9. & o. Ground &c
Pieces by Train at Thomas
Station.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. 10. =
Emmett Fleming, aged %, of Laval
cite, w. va, Baltimore and Ohio
freight conductor, was instantly kill
ed by his train at Thomas Station. 10
miles east of here Saturday afternoon,
Fleming stepped from the "cow catch
err" Of the locomotive 10 open switch
when his foot caught on the rail and
he was thrown in front of the engine
His body was ground to pieces, the
remains being picked up and brought
to the morgue at this place. Elem
ing roomed on Gertrude street, Glen
wood. He was son of David Elem
ing. of Lavalette. and had been EN-
ployed by the B. & 0. for about five
years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
Court News
Deeds Recorded.

bEGA6 T1GSNAN%Af
Deed dated January 5, 1906; w. W.
Ramsey ct ux. to J. NJ. Guffey, eight
parcels OF coal; consideration, one
dollar
Deed datel August IS, 1906; Mary
A. Moore ct al. to Joseph A. Mccoy
parcel OF land: consideration, one
dollar and other valuable considera'
'g Deed dated June 20. isos; NJ, F
Hamilton ct a., to A. L. Hamilton ct
al, parcel in Hamilton Addition, Man
nlngton; confederation. $s,552.47.
Deed dated May IS, 1906; Manning
ton Development Companyt to Hannah
Fluharty. parceI of land in Naming
ton; consideration, SAP.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
APPEARING OLD
Act. M a Bar 60 PROFITABLE Employ.
ment.

Acts M Bar 20 Profitable Employ
meRt.
You cannot anord to grow old.
In these DAYS ar. strenuous competition
It Is necessary p maintain, as loflb az
nossIble ones yout hful appearance.
N IA impossIble(to do this without re-
taInlnr a luxurioAs growth Of hair.
The presence OF Dandrutt indicates the
presence Of a bkrrowIng germ whieE
lives and thrives ION the roots OF tt1s
hair until It causds total badness
Newbro's HerpEcIte - the only knSWt4
destroyer OF this past. and 1t Is as etteS
tive as 1t Is delightful to use
HerpicIde makes on elegant hair dress
ing as well as pantru cure.
Accent no substitute there Il none.
Sold by aiding drtggiets Send lufs.. %
stamps for saGnple II TIE saefpletues Co.'S
Detroit, Mich 81 Il
n q: DiIling s1ea 9 Cos t - q
laBentM 100 IL u ii'ss M iSsiS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Word comes from Michigan that
great excitement prevails at one of
the well.known summer resorts. A
girl from Indiana who has never writ
ten novel and doesn't know George
AIDE has taken board for the summer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

A we'll known humorist says: "a
man in Indiana who was Tilted dis
carded clothes and began picking flow
ers in the nude state" l never knew
'em to wear clothest
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

"The greatest compliment woman
can pay man is to cook for him."
says an exchange. and the greatest
compliment a man can pay woman
Is to eat what she cooks-7but it's
dangerous!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

When man goes home in the even
ing and finds his wife good.natured.
the dinner always tastes good enough
for king. If he finds her worried
and cross. it beats all how heavy the
biscuits are!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Piles positively cured with DR..
shoop's Magic Ointment. It's made
for piles alone, and it does the work
to perfection. Itching, painful, pro-
truding or blind piles. disappear like
magic. Sold by E. A. Blllingslea &
Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Many a man who has been made
what he is by hts wife wishes the
raw material had been, better.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

An editor, country editor. OF
course. came home the other night
and told his wife he had seen q
butterfly with garter snake in Its
MOUTH This was the first linking
the wife had ever received that he
was ''hlttlng" the gasoline can The
editor has. since signed the pledge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

A married man who came home at
two o'clock in the morning and insist
ed on telling his wife a new joke, is
now sympathizIng with the parrot and
has taken as his motto, II know
what's the matter with you, Polly!
You talk too darned much!"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

The wife OF the editor Of a Kansas
paper presented him with daughter
last week and the editor duly celebrat-
ed the event by printing most OF his
paper upside down. Some men would
get intoxicated. under similar circum-
stances.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Before marriage he called her the
star of his existence, but after mar.
riage he did not give her stars sal
airy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

The hammock days are heeting fast
A few more spoons and they will pass
And tlen-well. father pays once more,
While lovers. true, burn up the gasi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
School Books and Supplies
alta. G. Kinkead's, sl4 Main street,

THE Job department OF the West
vifginlan IS always busy. Increased
business has compelled the purchase
OF new presses mao lnery ana typsl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Many dollar has gone into the
Jackpot that should have gone into
the soup pot at home!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Many husband is hungry for the
love his wife wastes on the dorg!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

A HoT NIGHT IN THE CITY.
1t is me to my porch where the cool
breeze Is whIrring.
BY the side of the lake where the glad
waves are plirring.
1t is me to my porch where the minstrels
are atrayInE,
Where the heart is as light as the airs
they are playing.
In the hot summer time there is small
sense in roaming
Stay at home and keep cool and Just rest
e In the cleaning.
Oh. the country Is nice and the Wild winds
are firty
But man doesn't mind when he, gets
above thirty.
He'd as soon stay at home and smoke
fragrant Havanas
As to strut at the seashore with FIoras
and Hannahs.
So it's me to the spot that Is famed by
lake breezes,
To the porch on the shore where the
retrospect pleases.
Here is HE. here Is peace. here are
friends entertaining.
And It's here we will rest while the even
ing 10 waning.
In the hot summer time there Is small
TsenSe in roaming
Stay at home and keep cool and just rest
In the cleaning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

A story halls from Nebraska that
might be used as an example to show
the selfishness of woman. man and
his wife bought a section of land
many years ago at the low prevailing
prices OF the period and for many
years titled and harvested. At last,
plenty having come their way, the
husband decided to sell the place and
retire. He received magnificent Of
fer that represented thousands OF dol
lars, and having had the release pa
pers made out, took them home for
the wife to sign. Imagine bis, surprise
when she refused to sign them. Argu-
ment failed to move her and at last
the husband appealed to his attorney
to reason with the woman. The at
torney drove out to the farm and dis.
covered that the woman had never
had any money of her own and felt
that she should be given cash sum
II the transaction was completed. She
had worked hard and faithfully. she
said, for many, many years and she
thought 1t no more than right that she
be allowed something in the way OF
ready money now that the home was
to be sold The attorney agreed with
her and asked her what she thought
she ought to have In the way OF cash
Imagine his surprise when the wom-
an after thinking moment, said,
with determination In her voice.
well, l think ought to have at least
S15."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

School Books
at A. c. Kinkead's. s14 Main street.
, 1906-01-31
ANNUAL MEETING OF
GEM CITY COMPANY

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Gem City Grocery com
pany was held last night, at the office
of the company, when the following
trustees were reelected for 1906:
James NJ. Christensen, Chris Madsen,
Hugh Vass, Ed Fisher and Sam King
en-. The board reelected the follow
ing officers:
President-Chris Madsen.
Vice President-Hugh Vass.
Secretary-Sam Klingen.
Manager-James NJ. Christensen.
Following the meeting the members
of the company went to the johnson
hotel cafe for a lunch.
At the conclusion of the election of
trustees the stockholders adopted a res.
olution of thanks to the patrons of the
company during the past year and to
all who contemplate becoming custom
ers during the present year. The bust
of the company was satisfactory
in 1905 and the outlook now for 1906
is quite encouraging. Large as the bus
mess was last year, nothing will be
left undone for the coming year..
, 1906-01-31
HOUSE TONIGHT


The Ruble Theater company gave
one of the most creditable perform
ances last night ever given by a popu-
lar priced attraction in Laramie. Our
prediction that clever performances
could be expected came true. Not only
was the play one of intense interest,
but the rendition by the players them
selves of their various roles was all
hat could be expected. Tonight the
feature play of the week will be pre-
sented, "Fanchon the Cricket" a COM
edy drama of more merit than any play
of modern times. That it has survived
the storms of several generations is
proof of its sterling quality. The stag
ing and costuming is elaborate, rich,
handsome and correct, which together
with the natural brightness of the play
makes it far more acceptable than any
play of recent date. The comedy is
one of the mainstays of the piece and
to say that all who attend tonight will
laugh to their hearts content is putting
it mildly. Prices will remain the
same-15, 25, 80 and so cents.
, 1906-01-31
Court House Notes.

John Bennett of Tie Siding vas at
the court house today.
Frank Prayer today presented eight
cen coyote pelts for bounty.
A marriage license was issued today
to Peter Ryburg Swan and Mrs. Lou
lisa Stevens, both of Red Buttes.
The mother of Judge Carpenter,
who is quite i'll, was removed today
from her own home to that of her
son, opposite the court house.
Ollie Shepard filed the certificate of
Justice of the Peace Mary Garrett of
Garrett for four coyotes, one gray wolf
and one mountain lion, the first noun
tain lion bounty claimed in this
county.
A warranty deed, dated May 10,
1898, conveying from William A. and
Louie Thompson to John Bennett all
of section I, township II, range II, in
the extreme southeastern orner of
the county, for $4,000, was filed, the
tract containing 6S6.70 acres.
Carl S. Chamberlain today filed
proof of labor on the Gem of the West
claims Nos. l, 2 and 3, the Claire, the
Cone and the independence Tunnel
Site, mines belonging to the Independ,
ence Copper Mining company, on
Sheep mountain. The work has been
performed since the first of January
for the year 1906.