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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

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20 RECOVERED. 8.

NEwSYoR K.5Jnne 12-Bishop Hens
.ry C Potter and Mrs: Potter arrived
from Europe on the steamship Gel
tic. after eight months of touring IN
Europe and Africa Both were IN.
good health and spirits. The Bishop
was interviewed IN his stateroom when
the newspaper men boarded the boat
at. quarantine. and said that he had
had a very interesting trip abroad
Did you hear of the beef scandal
before you left England?- he was
asked. Bishop Potter made no di-
rect repl yto this question. but said
The British ideas OF America are
vague and are not just They have
certain Impressions about US at least
that are unjust. When first arrived
on the other side the insurance scan
.ial was absorbing public attention l
told the newspaper men in England.
when asked for an interview on tae
matter that felt sure that the only
real difference between the English
and the American people was that
the Americans wash their dirty Enen
in public.
You may depend upon it. contin-
Iued the Bishop. that there is no love
lost between the two nations There
is great deal OF Sush over interna-
tional friendship. but it is only sush.
Prosperity. you know is not a promo.
ter of love. a great many English
men think that we are 100 eager for
h,,r ba M SaYiN1fS
thinkers among them do not believe
that we are lot Of srafters. They do
think. however. that we are too easily
tempted by gain.
In the two weeks he spent in Eng
land Bishop Potter made some inter
esting discoveries concerning the an
cestry Of George Washington He
also announced that the Washington
coat-of-arms had been recovered and
was being mounted on the walls of
the Garston Church. which contains
memorials to four of Washinston's an
cestors. 1t was not true, the Bishop
said. that the coat-of-arms had been
! stolen from the manor house at Sci
grave. It was taken from church in
Wiltshire ana sold to an American
The Potters spent the winter in
Egypt
Il found great many changes on
the face of Egypt since 1 visited that
country 90 years ago" said the Bish-
op. but no change in the minds OF
the people. Lord Cromer said to me:
You can change the face Of the land
by railroads. by canal irrigation. and
You can lift physical conditions by
better government, but you cannot
change the mind of an oriental in a
quarter Of century He will stili
think orientally-
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Crosstie News
TWO CENT FARE is VEiNe Act
TATED IN VARIOUS PARTS
OF The STATE.

Considerable interest in the action
OF some of the counties in the south
ern part OF West Virginia in instruct
bill before the next session of the
State legislature which will establish
a two-cent railroad rate in this State,
is being evinced by the railroads run
ming through the State. and it Is
understood there is a movement on
many counties as possible. and where
they can do it the railroads intend 10
defeat the candidates who have voiced
their sentiments in this matter.
A local railroad man who has been
watching these things pretty closely.
and who made the prediction some
time ago that the law would pass in
Ohio, now makes the assertion that
it will be matter of but few years
at the most until every State east OF
the Rocky mountains will have the
two-cent law into effect The people
have commenced to see that it is pos
sible for the railroads to give this rate
and SIllt pay large dlVluenuS. anu ]AeI
are going TO demand that the people
who handle their freight make i'm
mense fortunes out of it give them a
low rate for passenger service The
tide has started to come in. and all
the work of the railroads viii never
be able to stop it
Car Builders Convention
This week the annual convention OF
the Master Car Builders Association
of America VIII be held at Washing
ton. D. c.. and there VIII be members
Of the association present from all
over the United States, Mexico. South
America and Canada VAL Baltz,
chief joint Inspector for the roads en-
terinE Wheeling. whose headquarters
are at the Wheeling Terminal. viii
leave tomorrow to attend the meet
ing. and while there are others who
viii likely attend from Wheeling they
had not been announced last night
There will be a swell .jaunt after the
convention along the coast and to the
various summer watering places
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ChiIdren's Day.

The Children's day programme
which was rendered Sunday evening
at the NJ. p. Church was all that it
promised to be- The young people on
the programme did exceedingly well.
owing to Harry McCloy, to whom
great credit IS due. as he was the d..
rector The rose drill, composed Of
nine girls, dressed In white and car
rying wands, was especially fine The
chorus OF girls under the management
Of Mr. C1oy, showed their good
training in their excellent singing
Miss Fanny Robinson was the organ.
list for the occasion and played in her
usual pleasing style. The church was
well filled and although the pro-
ramme was delayed until a little lat
er in the evening on account of tho
storm. still it did not detract from
the interest of the evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

',s-sfs e,enonl diture tie
fsrr,ds a and ilapaTtiai
Pngreesssye and knoWs
nov 10 make most ont he he
means atgcomnaand and belieyesh him
10 Be- thsoroughIy capable Of messing
any demands that may be- made in ta}
the reduireemntsofthecou county equal
Iy as satisfactory Ito his constitpes
seuts In the countySas has done 10
the5citysif elected. and we are com com
sfdent the party viii make mistake axe
in giving him the nominationat the the
primary election. nor VIII 8; his sup
porters have any cause for regret
during his service. as he is Repub-
hcan OF the tribe OF Roughriders, be
lieving that everything should be
done on the square and every map p.
have an equal chance without the
fintervendon OF any clique or ring
FIRST wARDERS.
Sunday School Rally $,
Diamond Street " E. Church, First
ward. Fairmont, Wednesday, June
13, 1906.
2 p. m.-Devotional-Rev- E N.
Rittenhouse-
2:20 p. m-Address-How study
the Bible-Rev- Roberts.
o:45 D. m.-Temperance Depart
ment Of S. S:-Mrs. Elias Amos
2:55 p. m.-Home Department Of
the S. S.-Airs- D. D. Rogers
3:O5 p. Infection Of Officers:
President, vice president. secretary.
treasurer.
Appointments of: Primary score
tary, temperance secretary. home de.
partment secretary.
$50 p. m-Round Table-Rev T.
B. Lawler.
4:30 p. m.-Onerins.
Adjournment
Evening Session
s p. m.-Song Service.
$3.50 p. Organization
Rev. Arthur Gee.
$3.50 p. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J. c. Bloomfield.
Offering.
Adjournment
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HourT JorT,Nes


HOULT. June 1L-Janie Safer
field. who is staying with her uncle.
Bert Manlex. a, Fairmont, was visit
inc her parents Sunday. accompanied
by her little cousin. Alma Manley.
Clint. Austin was down at Little
Falls Sunday
Two children of John McElfresh, OF
Fairmont. were visiting their grand
parents Sunday
Several young folks from aroun@
here went to Mt. Harmony to 1ecora-
ton services Sunday. They report
tina, serious accident was Narrowly
averted, caused by the runaway OF
Charles Gaskilrs horse in a buggy
containing some young folks me
buggy was overturned. but no one
was seriously hurt.
yincent.s sawmiil is saving anoth-
er set on the bottom at Aurora for
Ed Houit sSnd others.
No. I ran iE:o a 7al1 Of stone in the
cur below Houit Sunday morning No
damage was done except to delay the
train about half IN hour
\ short chi!drea's day programme
vas ,calered at Tic church by to-:
SUNDAY school yesterday Tne pre-
Sramme consisted of REGULATIONS d"
the little ones :a,erspersea With OK:
casional singing by the 'e ;n4 1
ence and school CONSIDERING re
small amount of rehearsinE or rrac-
ticing done theEwaole pro7::;.a-''1 was was
quite a Success
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ATTHE:Loc oTEEs.s


I :sMarIettz 3. r Wilson. Barrack5
vilie; VI P'urtle and wife Salem:
and Mrs Hasans:se NIB.
Davis. Z S. Bradley, Wheeling: w
N. Hess. N. a. Morgan. ET Thomas,
y. F. Gump. T. c. Murphy. Joi-
life. J. D. Charlton. An Prichard-
Mannfns,on.. Lansing Farrell. Par lar
kersburg. "A. B. Hodges, Buckhannon::
81. T Springer. BarracSvi1le: o.
Bower. Capt E.Swells, ST Mays; w.
A. Mcdaniel. Berry Andrew e:e::-
SON. Tunnel1on: l. 2 Pocock. Edw w.
Mcnsein. Morgantown-sA-A- Williams.
Beechwood: George w Bland. West
Union: "A. S. West C. p Kinney. +
IL. Hubs. New Martinsvi1le; E z.
Sample, VIM Shattuck. Huntington.
S. II. Walls. D. B. Pats. A l. Nils.
New alartinsville.
tavern: NJ. B. Riggs ]. H Arnett.
". Isenbery. N B. Reed, l. D. Bowlic
&c. Jinkins, Wheeling: ]. a. G1-a1,S.
Alex. R. Watson. Grafton: NJ l.
CAM ben. Wheeling: Charles a. sF'ow:
Ter. NanninSton: J. Howard Holt.
Moundsville: George w Brown. Nor,
santown: Mat. kolici1. Pennington
C. ". Emerson. Clarksbu-s: H J.
Zevely. Morgantown:: J. B. Canning.
Valley Falls: R. NJ Fortney. F. a
White, Pat. ORourk, Festus-
Watson: Charles F. Thompson. J.
B. Smith. Mary Hurley. ClarksburE
Or. Pratt. Kingwood: Ona NJ. Short.
! chas- chaadock. Wheeling: a E
Frush. Grafton: W E. Watson. Misses
Rose and Bessie Watson, White Day:
lansing Farrell. Parkersburg: Edw
". Mcneil. Morgantown: W. A Nc
Daniel. Berryburg: + N White. Be
linston; W. C. MawhinneS. T. 3.
wyIie. Mannington-
ManIey: N. ". Hall. Shinnstoa: c.
n. Nockler. H. D. Hickman. Manning
ton: J. F. Mollory. F. E. Mallory, J.
w. Stewart. Parkersburg: j. w
Thornhill, Belington: H L Parker.
F. E. Mccoy. Wheeling
Jackson Hiram Gaines. Grafton:
H. n. Saunders. Mouudsville: R J.
H. Scaaefer, Wheeling: Charles E.
Lee. Monongah: George T Little. "A.
d. Hickman, G. A Long, Huntington
J. A. Smith, Amos.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

Pillsbury's Best makes sweet and
wholesome bread ASK for it and see
that you get 1T
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

'EEPHaNEA fAPEDE
cotlnESIloMss
DeIesates cIimb out etsesgstfind
Wfsen Animal sEnteS- sss
FAIRFTELD.Ia-.sJ June z - s.Irapetss
ing wildIy big elephant bolted into
the hall In which The county Republi5:
can convention was IN session Satu---;;
day afternoon. with the result thar.
the convention was startled and ev--s
cry delegate took to his heels and
climbed out of the windows
The elephant was TEDDY RooseF
velr belonging to the John Robinson
Circus, which played here Saturday
While the convention was In Session
several leading Republicans Went 10
the circus and hired the biggest ele-
plant which they plastered with Ia
beIs reading &c o. P and had the.
Irainer take the animal to the conven-
ZION hail. It was their intention to
have the animal walk into the big
room and create enthusiasm Just
without the door the elephant was
halted and the trainer forced the big
beast to trumpet loudly Then the
doors were thrown open. and with his
trunk curved in the air and trumpet
ing the elephant was sent into the
room, the trainer alongside.
The effect produced was somewhat
different from that intended Iustea !
of enthusiasm, fear was engendered-
and with yells the delegates started
for the windows. In about two min
u1es the hall was cleared OF all but
the elephant and his trainer. while the.
delegates and spectators We're stu
running. After awhile the matter
was explained and the delegates re-
turned. sheepisaly-
One mans arm was broken and
several people were injured in the
stampede.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

If you want to see one Of the COM
pletest job rooms in the State, look
through the new job department. OF
the West virginian, the machinery is
new and the best that money can buy.
New type is another strong feature
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12
Tacky Party.

A tacky party will be given by the
Y. P. S. c.. E of the First NJ P.
Church in the auditorium of the First
ward school on Friday evening. June
18th special programme consist
ing of our best local talent, viii be
rendered. A small admission fee Of
cents for children and 10 cents for
adults will be charged. Buy your
tickets Of the agent and avoid the
rush at the door Strawberries, cake
and ice cream will be served
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

chas. Cuban conaway has purcnas-
ed the Arcade Restaurant SC din
:nerSevery day. Try Big Estes ia.
nous chicken orryeal stew Junes11.st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12
Commission :,

The shafer Studio VIII be open
each evening from Z to $50. Sit
tinss made by electric light IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

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M CIV Bennett, OF Grafton, spent
sssatnrdav and sunday visiting his
ss...,ol;nsin ,dr.sl:.l8D9 D. Holt. OF Columbia
ssrtTiiet,et
nj. knight was a business
-isitor a ssMannineton Yesterday.
sssSs1ssFr5s md ) Mrs. David f. Clayton. OF
Rly,e ss,iii were the guests Sunday of
ssss,fr. ana Mrs. Ernest Hawkins.
NV Ta1Icinpto is at Warrington
,,isitinp frriends He VIII return this
aysee,n,ins Sss.4;.sas1
saFr.ssiRay1nond Stemple. OF Nestor-
me me 4. S.yisitinr friends in the First
s.,s,ril So.
Pam 10 Nj and Mrs. Scott Spring
ofsNe,,w. street. on Monday morn
80, snn 5sssEs 10
s5ssSsfsss S,Iarp.rat Morrow OF Gamer
1 Miss Nel1te Harden at
bom,;.aS 80, ~ water street.
@Wass+ar Ne1so1ns Moran went to Mt
ves+arday to Spend, a week
rren 1erwalt
NO. ,r, ,.orn,-
'r1one,
is,,sII,S +l,a cioeine-
g
and Non
-; os-~-c.+; ,1;ss
sS:osa.s -, - 80 t.'t
,;,to,
= ,1o--;s of
~ +ba
80 Z, - c.rner
80. cae+o, Az
- - sas1 ,.;s;+
e+he F;rs+
5,..z,.,;r5
e ;Tbnrn,s AfcGrecor of c1arksburs.
-, 1,o,,e ,fta, few DAYS.
Mclean Of
s1Tassrch.,t setr,eet q ~.
Ms Tennrie RAYMOND returned to
Nj 3..1are yesterday
81 cssraenter ne First ward
=, tbe country looking
tow ~ 1oca+inr
aT,..:: a stea1ey of Mer-
Greet Mr. and, Mrs. ]. 4.
I5ess 75resvvi,,e vent to worth
Si,9gtnn5 snn,5.S 10 attend tbe services
49, Az En1,f.S.+e of pvt1Ias The ser.
go cbed hv:Rev BENJAMIN
stout ~ Rr,drres,n,ort
30 MS Jan1es Barrett spent yester-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

Insure your horses and cattle
CHAS. w EVANS & CO.,
t Court House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

The west virginian Job Depart
ment is now equipped with new.
modem presses and machinery as
wei as new type. First class 'oo
work is the result
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12
Picnic.

Misses Mary Morgan, Nettie Nor
gan, and Lucy Moran, Messrs- Robert
Snider, Wayne Meredith and Earl
Wise formed a merry party that
drove to Forksburg Sunday, taking
lunch with them, and returning in
the evening
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12
City Hospital

Antanis Torquini and Bernardius
Berarde were typhoid fever patients
admitted to the hospital yesterday
for treatment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

Who printed your last stationery for
your Try the West Virginian.s New
Job Department and you VIII then
know what. new presses. and new
type Will accomplish
Pnlsbury'ssBest Flour is the cheaF
sest IL you consider quaH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

The MN who does not belieSes IN
would feel much betters1 Il
his competitor would cease to sasiyer-;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-12

Jackson: Hiram Gaines, Grafton:
H. H Saunders. Moundsville: r. }.
H. Scaaefer, Wheeling: Charles E.
Lee, Mononsah: George T Little. IA.
-. Hickman, G. A Long. Warrington:
J. A. Smith, Amos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
LAKE STEAMERS
OFF FOR SEATTLE

Tn t~o steamers Iroquas 80,
Chippewa which have been ba,...
~ ths Alaska Steamship eom,-.'
ien Montreal late yesterday ~
naau for New York captain H..
Hon took charge a. that port
The trip from Montreal q n
York h. the hardest part u -.
tire voyage being one Of TIE -.
dangerous bits y ihe route a.
the steamers arrive at ges -
they are 90 b. Inspected b
marine Insurance Hurveysfs -.
thay leave for Seattle.
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ON THE FRONT

Tho United States ooasf ssrr
boat Patterson arrived 10 Tia 4.
Dor this morning from 4 sssss,
work along the Alaska coast Il.
Is anchored Ia the bay. bat IN .
taken 10 Bremerton to b uv
hauled.
lAghtship 40. 70 arrived il "a
last night and Il AZ the coal hsss
era The ship IL stz,ionea on Tn
tina reef
schoOnerS Joseph Russ zns q
Alice. both Of the l. n Gzy I
Co fleet. arrived In san Ffzrdu
last might. They will resnrn nra
to load lumber for California ;ars
Steam schooner washlrra
leaves San Francisco tonlrh: 4
Seattle with a cargo Of ksassx
freight She has . light nr I
passengers
city % Pushla left pas a.
morning for san Franciseo siii 1
fun list Of passengers snd u,zS
Its cargo Of freight
Schooner i.ahzima. II TIE Hi1
Rolph a Co. arrived At rors Bah
ley last night She VII % 3
Eagle Herbor to load lssbef Il
plies for San Pedro.
Steamer Oregonian pzsseS Gag
F1aftery this morning II ~
O'Clock. She viii arrive ia puzt ~
this evening.
Steamer Jefferson arrives q os
this afternoon from SkAxvg nd
passengers - freight
The City Of Seattle arrffe< B
port last night from the noffk -
1854 passengers and 4 ezrs<
salmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
BUILD RAILROAD \
CHELAN COUNTY
tstsr Special s.rvis..l

OLYMPIA. Nov g. chswsh,s
Valley Railroad company a ~.
tie capital 1000 900. has fIIss !,
tielea here ilf objects are q 80
a railroad from Manson sId.ts :
the Great Northern 10 Red -
tain. In an 80 miles. ali ia ca.
county The Incorporation ar
, AiberE Of EeS YoFk. " al
Woodward of Leavenworth w.s
and + g. Kills and John Z D.,
IT Seattle.
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GOVERNMENT N.
INVESTIGATE |

VICTORIA. n C.. Nov. to-.
GaHdln agent 81 The ma,,,.' ~
paftuent has been iBatn,e,ss (.
ihe Hon !. Bfodeuf. minis,e,
marine and fisheries. 10 oanaoa
iufesiiTaiiou into tbe eireamslss.'l
Of tho HtraHdlHE 81 the 49,.
Princess Victoria on Levin 80
off OAK bay. a few weeks acc =
pairs 10 the Princess viii &c., Z
two or three weeks time Va 2
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BUSINESS CHANCES,
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ uuitpsa. go, a..
80 Nn. -. ro.v,,a. ,,o,sr. a 40 MAJ" ~
A. ROOMS. trAsr RnSr uH cNsit soME hovarNrErNsa
IL id ys6 rEt Muartt ra SHOW iou rms
ttaa. RooNtSa ROUSE Soc
a. ROOMS. syrAR trsa orrowN uofrt aEr ~ ron ~
AF 81
LOCATION ~ A MINT.
tae-RooNisa HOUSE 80
a ROOMS CLOSE ~ PM toeA rioN coon N
40 HooNtsa uousn-t9a
n ROOMS MOSTLY nousrSrsriSa LOCATION AM fnRMh
nea uousr-t@
Is Rooms. PINE ruHNifuRr Am oAmrraI aoon rlANa
iso-uoontva HOUSES tae
70 pooNs fRwurun ANp NrARef NEW GOOD ioos
SO ROUSE
IA ROOMS. aeon runNrrrNE roN'nISa HOUSE
HOUSE -tsa
"a Rooms. HrNr ga uorsrNrrrNo Rooms BALANCE
tss- pooNiSa ROUSE
NINE Eoous All ruHNunrp fsconr - TERMS
t1s-Ro uousr-tsa
raur uoous. ruaNtsHe Al elFAN' EhSr - iScoNt
MONTH
ntttrNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
HEAVY SHIPPIM
OF SAILORS

PORT TOWNSEND. Nor. t-
The fiscal year 1867 nh Ran
an unprecedented record Is ir =
business with the United ssk'a
shipping commissioner h eosrs1
ed n the first four uonths d -
year are any criterion S;ns y
!. 1856 Eeamen have bern sairpa
and discharged BY the commisSs
er and his deputies In Seattle 10
Tacoma. Seattle leading the -
Ports During the sane pefio1 -
year the number Was s.fsL -
number handled In October ~
s.oz7. as against i.Qsa Tor 'ht NJ
month q year ago.
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FOR sALg-mlscgLLAneous.

send fnf price flHfa and get IN touch
with the greatest bargains IN saah ana
doors ever offered - any establishment
IN the Norfhwfnt
o ~ WILLIAMS CO.
1910 Western Ave.
The largest and naeai favcfabif known
sash ard door dealers IN the NarihWest.
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watsf treat nnfth q Ballard iii cell 10
Tsfafsa D. gsf uauth Aian eva , milas
u uaiss ffont uh lasa Washington att
ssn IL suiaii tracts HafHe prices saA
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lana afauuf Seattle aHd cells cheaper
thsn anyone alss fss q y Hiiimans
saIssusa in Ttmss hiess ieasf We have
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