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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16
MINISTER'S COMMEND
ACTION OF HERALD
IN PUBLICITY WORK

II believe that all good women of the
city should be made acquainted with
the existing conditions of the red light
district. When their sympathies are
aroused and they are awakened to
their responsibilities, great work will
result in saving their fallen sisters I
would not hesitate to take any good
woman-that is, a good woman of
mature understanding-down to that
district. ."-Statemen of Rev. ]. Wiley
Phillips.
1.-THE Herald is to be commended for
its action in giving publicity to the
state of affairs that exist down in the
red light district" said Rev. Mr. Phil
lips. "It is one OF the most popular
and eminently the best thing II could
do. shall be glad to do anything in
my power to help In a crusade to wipe
out organized vice. 1t is the work 1
have been engaged In for years and
one that l shall not give up as long
as there is anything left to fight
Hears Voice Of Slave Girl
"I shall never forget the first view
had OF the horrors Of that region
young girl crying out from one of those
horrible dens that started me on my
work of reformation. / had gone down
there on a Summing trip. aetuated
partly by curiosity when / heard this
heart breaking wall coming from be-
hind barred windows:
90 my Cod If l could only get outi
n / could only get outF That cry Of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16
yours very truly,
&C. SCHURz."
staheI Makes statement

General Stahel said last night:
The list OF promotions as published
In the Philadelphia paper was correct,
but the senate cut down the list BY
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16

Thousands OF people are willing TO
subscribe 20 the ". M. q. A. building
one OF 300 volunteers Ia this work for a
few daysf
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16
WILL HAVE TWO TRoUPEs
Hotchkiss Theater as Well as Mason
viii Present BurIesques Dur
Ing Summer Months

Los Angeles is to have two seasons of
burlesque this summer. One season
viii be at the Mason. where Manager
Wyatt will have Harry James com
pany headed by Rice and Cady, with
Bobby North as accessory. Mangaer
Seamans of the Hotchkss will ante
date the Wyatt season by about two
weeks. presenting his burlesque troupe
on May 2S with Kolb. Dill, Dillon and
Mile. Vidot as the stars. The opening
bill at the Hotchkiss will be ''I o u"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16

The ". M. O. A. building campaign
closes May "a. VIII you not report AZ
room 3Sl %. n. Johnson building aud
assist ia raising the balance OF 100000
still neededf
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16

Thousands of people are willing to
subscribe to the Y. Nj. G. A. building
fund IL called upon. VIII you not be
one of 500 volunteers in this work for n
few dayss
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16
STEAMER SINKS SMALL BOAT
Costa Riea Runs Into Fishing Graft
and One Of the Occupants
browns
By Associated Press.

ASTORIA, Ore, May 1b.-At an early
hour today the steamship Costa Rica
from Portland ran into and sank a
fishing boat of Tongue point.
Matt Muminasti of the fishing boat
was drowned. but his brother and a
boat ouller, whose name cannot be
learned, were picked up an hour later.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16

Are you a husfIers Then volunteer
20 hustle for few days in the inter-
Report AZ room 8al o. D. johnson build
lag.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16
CHICAGO FEARS
ACT OF SENATE
If Measure Passes Protecting Niagara
Falls Only 10000 Gallons Per
Second viii Be Allowed
Windy City
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 15.-Mayor Dunno
and the city council awoke last night
to the danger which threatens Chi
cagos drainage canal, should congress
pass legislation whereby the flow of
water into the canal would be limited
Two sets of resolutions introduced by
Aldermen Hunter and Hunt We're
passed unanimously, vigorously pro-
testing against the proposed legisla-
ton.
Under the proposed treaty regarding
waterways and the great lakes, in
which the United States and Canada
are interested, the flow of water into
the drainage canal would be limited to
10000 cubic feet second.
AS this amount Of water is already
being drawn for the present system,
the proposed limit would prevent the
construction of the Calumet channel,
an essential part of the great project
to purify Chicago's water supply, and
In a large measure would render futile
the expenditure of the many millions
which the canal has cost.
Quick Action Necessary
The proposed legislation by congress
is to come up for final consideration
next Monday and quick action, Alder
man Hunter declared, was necessary.
Copies of the resolutions will be sent
to the treaty committee and the Illi-
nois congressional delegation.
The latter will be urged to do all in
their power to prevent the ratification
of the treaty. The local officials de-
mand that the regulation of water in
the drainage canal be left entirely un-
der the control of the federal govern
ment.
The attempt to limit the water rum
ming into the canal grows out of a
commission of engineers appointed by
President Roosevelt to act with a
Canadian commission to consider the
safeguarding of Niagara Falls and var
ious waterways in which both coun-
tries are interested.
The joint commission recommends
limitation to 10000 feet a second for
water to be drawn into the drainage
canal. The president urged Legislation
in accordance with the report and a
treaty with England embodXing the
recommendations of the engineers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16

The Y. M. c. A. building campai~n
closes May Fl. VIII you not report AT
room S3l o. II. johnson building and
still neededf ~"'"""
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16
0oLLER SKATING AT DREAMLANI

IN Concert Band
in without The
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-16
THE CHUTES
Admission 1oc
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the LoAn Band
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
@rDBbritannien.
&eoe 6 mpbelI 8anner=
mQf1's.


/ 2pnoon, z. San. Die Wabl-
reoe oes neuen premierminihers Sir
5p. Campbell Zimmerman 1T in Der
9auptfa6e cine idarfe @ntla9e gegen
Die lebte &esieruns unb ibre S9ub3on.
politit.
Der premier ertldrt, oab bas lebte
Sabrgtnt faf cine ununterbro9ene
MiBperwaltung, @eiebsebune sumgors
tbeil Der bribilegirten 9laRsn, bafig
uuternommene 4risse uno absnteuer,
bic rhdRdtslos bur4aefhbrt tpurben,
aufwelie uno oab bic @rbi&aft, wel9e
bic n~niOnifen ibrsn @aafolaern binter-
lieben. cine fOlde Der Werpidlunae1
lei, cine aniammlung 6ffsntIiaen In.
bells uno Der 0erwirruns, bic in ibrer
a%usoebnuns aeraosau eriarsdsnb iei.
Die 3o0. &eformiosen 8aIfour's be-
oeuteten eth unglid fur oas &ei4 uno
bic Nation.
S1ub s3oa iei unmoraIif9 urb
oriideno; er berube auf Der Musbeutung
Der aasemeinbeit i'm SntsreHs besiin.
fister S~nouifrien uno Sinanssruppsn.
Die pOlttit ietner &egierung tueroe es
iein, ~feff3uhalten an ben e~brpiiroigen
8runoidben oes 2iberalismus oes
6riebens, Der Sparfamfeit, Der Selbfts
r%e9ierung, btirgerl,der unb rsligi6fer
Greibeit unb cine sleidmdBige auspdr=
tige politif gu befolgsn, obne bon ben
freunoliGen WetbOoen ab3uueiden,
ruel&e frtibere Iiberals &egisrunsen be-
folgt bdtten.
& 8 9 Mill @rie4enlan B
beuden.
6 onbon,7 z. Sar. Cine preb.
bspsi9s BON Gtben melost: IS tpirh
ansettnoist, oaB 96nis gouaro i'm
5ribiabr nod atbsn tomrlen piro,
um ben Olpmpif9en Spislsn beisu.
J tpOhnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
GrObeten
Sn MihOuri, Sanias umb @ebrasta.

RAMA b, Wn., z. San.
Gin @robeben, bas um 6 IL 1br beute
Gbenb eintrat. bot fi6 nod ben einee=
laufenen 8eri6tsn bon Rebrosfa bic
Oflaboma unb benz Snbianer.S erritos
rum. BON Salina, 2as., big ms off,
li6s Mifouri erfrett.
Sn 2anias muroe oas grobeben
nod beripiirt 3u Nbilene, MarpsbiIe
uno on pielen anoersn Orten.
2incOln n. Neb., z. San. Der
erofOb tuuroe osutlid 3u Nebrasfa
@itp nno Spracuie i'm fie6ali6sn
Sbeile oes States seipart.
g t. SOepb. no., z. Sanuar.
Gin oeutlider grbfoB ruurbe UNI 6. 30
ubr beute @beno ssftblt. Der StOB
i4ien aus Dem stoen 3u tOmmert uno
oauerte etma 10 Setunben.
8 opefa, Sans. z. San. Gin
lei6tes @robeben mar beute Mbenb um
6.15 ubr i'm 6fli9en Santos bsutlid
bemertbar.
Start i1eint oahel6e 3u Manbattan
gemeien gu iein, no girssr aus ben
Sduisrn 1ti9teten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08

= z Wefmdr fpuree Der
Observation-Disclosures 8Olfsang Bad
perbaftet. @or eintger .3ett purben
an cine 8erliner Sirma peri9iebene
@oetbe . Monuifripte perfouft, bic
bur9 bic 9dnbe 8aGs sesansen pa>
rem. Oieie Manuitripte tpurben leBts
bin benz 9oetbe= unb S4tner = @r4ip
in Weimar gum &aufe anseboten unb
bort als aus benz Ir9ip ftammenb er1
tannt. Cine 9ausfu9uns BET benz
@erbafteten f0rberte nod perfdiebene
anbere Manuitripte gu Sage, bic benz
Qrhib sebDren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08

y rubenuna d d n s p n.
2onbon. 8. San. Cine Sepef&e
bon SOtio an ben .9ai!p Selearapb"
meIoet. baB am 4. Sanuar elmer gr=
plofon cine @rube gu Ntita auf Der
6albiniel Sapans in 8ranb febte unb
oaB 1O1 periOneu b%srbrannten.
8ermuoas.5 nieln.
Bod 3 etuep 3" au @eifen.
9amilto n, z. San. Der
Bunoesfdleppoampfer ,potomac",
tpsl9er ben fdwimmenoen Sod
- Sepep" besleitet uno am 5reitag
bier antam, INN 2oblsn unb 9ebens-
mittel ein3unebmen, fubr beuts wieoer
nod benz Ord ab.
Sdnemarf.
3atferin.W tive BON
& uBlanb
3ppenbaQe n, 2. San. Die
6aiierins Wittwe bon Rublanb fault
einen pradtpOllen 2anbEb, nit Der gb-
fdt. bier einen tempordren Nufentbalt
3u nebmen. Sas @ertdt iebo3, oaB
ne na4 &uBIano auriidtebrsn meroe,
entbebrt Der gssrtiuoung.
Meriep.
6ungersrtpf B.
Ma5atban. z. San. Nad Nn-
9abe Der b6dften 8eamten Der Stabt
aborne 1T Die 8eu6lterung iener Stabt
uno Der umsebuns benz gerbunsern
nabe. Die 6eIofrtate fnb ourh titr3.
li&e ue6eridwemmunsen faft boQfdn.
Dig 5erff6rt. Saufenoe bon &tnbern
tamen i'm n6roli9en SinalOa in ben
Glut6en Inn.
Stalien.
8ier3en Peronen leben-
big be9raben.
q Om m, Z. San. Sn @enaano bel
pOteu3a bat H& elm psrbdnsniBpOnsr
Grorutid ereignet. Siebsn 0duier
wuroen bon semaItigen CRIB uno
SteinmaRen baridtttet uno r1inbefens
piersebn perionen babsn ben 8oo se=
%funben.
s m Snteree rMus.
10 1berer.
81 o m, z. San. Die N~uspanbe=
run9sbeb6roe bat bsi9lORsn, cine srobs
Summe fur elm italieniides 30
fpital In New Oort aus3uisben, fo-
wte ben 8au bon 3uHudtsbduiern fur
N%usmanoerer au palermo, @enua unb
Neapel gu unternsbmen.
Batter @ o n.
Monte Carlo, z. San. Sater
@aport 1T linter einem aigenommenen
Namen Der 8aff elmer rei&en ruffiGen
Gamilis, bic elm S4loB In Der Ndbe
bat. gr bei4dftigt f4 bauptid4li&
nit ieiner @orreiponoens. Mngebli4
bat Der &ebolutiOndr i9 in einen eff
rigen Mubdnger Witte's pe~rtuanoelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
Blu urftn11 hrfnIut.

Baron: .@ie, sic trinfen aus
meiner 6lui9e, Seun9"-O iener:
v6err Baron baben op9 seidst, i9 ion
jeoem 9ldubiger, Der fommt, einen
&oenaf einf6itten -. unO t4 babe
bo9 audi oieien Monat mod fem 9elo
oefrieot!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08

tporosn unb um muir elet4 oas aergffe
au meloen. bas @eriGt lauiet bahin,
oaB bic Yerlobuug aler Wabri6ein-
li9teit nod pisbsr ridgdnsis gemaat
tperoen foQ.
SD bin neoer imifanoe FIR oas Gee
rtidt su biirgen, nod oeiien eigentlihe
Ouelle su nennen. Sbatia9e 1T ie.
bod, Dab rtebrere geplante 3uiammens
FINITE stpifden ben 8rautleuten ni6t
fattgsfunoen haben unb bab cine 3iems
LID berldBlide Nuele meloet, &c. Ma.
isftdt babe bei&lOfen, ben prinser TN
SUM- auf cine ldn9ere Stuotenreiie gu
ienben, mas bod, tpenn er erf gbes
mann if, feline S&wieristeiten baben
f6nnte.
Der offi3iele @runb Der Menberung
In ben Sod3eitspldnen fhbrt aug. oaB
bas 3aiierpaar i4 pOrgenommen babe.
ben flbernen 6od3eitstaJ in aler
StiQe uno i'm engiten Jamilienfreiie
gu bssehsn uno oas oieier goriaB un=
beoin9t faeitern mtibte, tuenn Die bei=
ben 5efte am felben Sage ftnttfinben.
Sn Se9enmart obiger Seniationss
nadri6ten wiro BON oerIdbliden @es
tpdbrsleuten ertldrt. oaB In ben Nrbei-
ten in Der 8i0a 2isgnib, In Der Gaee
mad Saniouci, Die als erfter @obnfiB
bes prin3enpaares beffimmt moroen
if, feline unterbre1un9 ein9etreten let,
uno oaB 9eneraaeutnant Jreiberr b.
2pnder, Der oer,eitige 8ewobner. bas
Saus loon i'm 2aufe Der tommenoen
Wo9e rdumsn pirb.
gu ben bereits betannteng reisnifsn,
bic NIT ben 8orbereitun9en our faiier-
Ii9sn Silberbp13eit In gerbinoung
ffehen, III nod gu melben. baB profei.
Tor Ronrao 2ieiel bic beioen 8smdloe
Sbrer W%taiefdten, bic er i'm Nuftragr
Der 9ersinisung Der 2unffrsunoe In
Nngrif nabm, bereits poIenoet bat.
Die 4aiierin bat bic beioen yo,traite
bereits in 8esenwart oes 2inhlers in
Nueenfaein esnommen unb fid als
isbr s%ufrisoen oamit aussefprO&en. =
SubiIdum.
Berlin, z. San. Die 2eituna
Der bisfgsn 2anowirtbi9aftliasn Soa=
i9uls plant cine erObs Jsflidtsit in
8srbinouns nit Dem 25. Subildum
Der Nnftalt. Sas grsieniB 1T fur ben
25. unb 26. bfs. Wonats fetgeisbt
nnb Der 2aifsr bat feline Nnpsisnbsit
sugeiast. Wan mill wiRsn, bab sc.
Waieffdt bic @elegenbeit uabrnelmsn
tpirb, UNI feline anidten iber GENTLE
auf beutf@en gi~lounsssuns bssisIiae
Sbsmer bsfannt 3u MAIDEN.
giena9 ais Rurbab.
m ar, z. San. Nun if bic
Wartbursftaot gifsna9 au9 untsr bic
2urbdoer gesangen. SIN nddfsn
Sommer, 10 tbeilt bic Girma v2urbao
giIsnaa" nit. miro bie2arolinsnauele
BEN beiliudsnben publifum er6fnet !.
1as uuternebmen 1T, tuie es iasint,
elm iebr tofiptelises, benin UNI bas mo-
tbigs Wafer nod giienua bringsn gu
t6nnen, bat Die Rurbaoseieliaaft F1
ss3tuungen geieben, cine LANCE 9eitung
nod 8reusburg gu fibren. Sc Der.
lnutet isoo9, oaB mebrere boaaoelige
3ur9dffe gebu4t ftno unb oemnad elm
gutter anfuns ssma9t 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
...&oblem...

perben seliefert gu ~foIsenben Yreiien
per Sonne
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
NuBlans.
1niidt % Sites.

6 t. Petsrsburg, z. Sanuar.
8rnf Witte etfldrte 6eute einem preBs
agentsn segsniber, sr CLAUDE ni9t,
oaB SeutIGlano auf Der Maroffo'
GbnTsrsns aereifip boreshen peroe; Die
Re9ierun9 4aiier @ilbelm's let an=
bausrnb frieOli4 eeweien. @egsntbei=
ligs 9ertiate fsten nod isinsr ani9t
86rIenman6ber.
Bs3i9li9 RuBlano's protefirts Der
@raf 9esen Die unbs9riinbeten @erii9te
bic tber bahelbe i'm auslanne bsrbrei-
tst wuroen. gr CLAUDE, &ubluno
tuerbe aus Der gesenwdrtigen 9rifs
o~erjinat berbOrseben.
W q d n.
6 !. petersbur9, z. Son. =
Sas Wstter in petersburg mar fir
ruiFi6s Wsibna6tsn iosal. Aas
Sbsatsr uno auosrs 6heutlide Yersnti-
gungspldBs. ielbf Die &etaurants,
uareu gei4lofen, aber in ben pripat=
bduisrn puroe bic ipridw6rtlide ruff
i9e Gaffrsunofdaft sehbt. Die 3mi.
fisteitsn, wel9e bns 2anb s,rrifer
baben, i9isnsn Oerse6sn, ielbf Die TO-
bitalsn 3eitunssn bisltsn Grieosn.
Der Gag bstlief rubig i1no o6ne ff6'
renosn 3wiI6enfaI; bic 2ir6en tuareu
Hart beiudt.
SIM pnIafe bon SfarstoissS elo lei.
tsts Der Gar isIbff bic Ssisr untsr BEN
@6riftbaume. Spdter beiudte Der 81,
nit ieinsn 2inoern Die Quartiere be,
taiierli9en 9Ofafsn uno ~psrtbsilte @e.
i6ente unter fe.
ameritaner gef9dbigt t.
g 1. petersburg, z. San.-
Ser ameritanii9e 8otf9after erbieli
bsute BON ben Roniuln 3u Wosfau uni
Ob.fa ausftibrli6e gsri&t. iber Der
S4aoeu, Der BEL ben iineffen 3ratpul.
len ameritauii9em g~isentbume anae-
ri4tst wuroe.
Botfdaftsr Wspsr tpiro benz Staats.
: Separtement in @~nibingion bariibei
beri9tsu.
Seutiblano.
@eiBbu9.
Berlin, z. San. Die 8orle.
gung bss beutf9en @sibbu9s tbe,
NarOtio, als InttuOrt auf oas tir3lid
Der6Hsntli4te eini6ld9i9e fran36fi4t
@elbbu9, uirb nunmebr bon amtli9e,
Settle fir nd4ifen Sienfas 70. Son
angetinoigt, udbrsno He uripriinsliG
erf mebrsre $aee fpdter eefdebsr
foQts. I'm Sienffag tritt befanntliG
Der Rsi6stas nod ben Weibnaats.
ferien tuieoer auiammen, uno nit Ttid'
f9t barauf iii oiefet Sag fir has Or:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
Sin 6eHuukp1t.

,2Dnnen sic mir iagen, Serr &anz
6ibat, pie fommt oas Minerdl am
bGufigiten por, FEN ooer buntel9"-
Bite, bunfel!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
Tranfrei9.
Marptfo.R onferena.

III I Y ! ! v : H v IL u D.
garis, z. San. Sn Off3isqsn
2reiisn ma&t Fd cine suberi&tli&ere
Nnf9t esIisno, ME He in LESTER 3eit
berri9te. 9iel BAT ba3u bsieetrasen
Die grnsnnung bes Warquis 0uofa
nls 8sbuamd4tister Staliens CUR 3on=
fsrsn;, Der als 5reuno 5rantrei8's
gilt.
Gel 9uaber d Il9es
ciras.
Qaris, z. San. Der Berliner
RorrefpOnbent bss Senps iast, baB
SeutiGlnnb Dem 8siipiels Der Der.
Siaaten uno @roBbritanniens fOlgeno,
cine 5lotte mao M9eciras i4iden
rueroe.
9ie 3eituus in9t, foueit babe Grant=
reid NOD feline Gei9waoer in bic Ha4s
bari9nft Der 9onFersn3 bsOroert. Sic
fhgt bin3u, OaB bret enslii&e @ef9ma.
Der Mitte Jebruar in Der @aoi3 .Sai.
na6e Glgsciras ;uiammen tcmmsn tuer=
ben.
2ubelif berurt6etIt
paris, z. San. Der bert6mts
8iOlinoirtuOIe San 3ubelit. Der fG
eegsnmirtig in ben Ser. Staatsn be.
finost, 1T in Paris perurtheilt poroen.
BEN boadnbii6sn SmprsRario Sdur.
mann uegsn Rontrattbru9es $4,000
Grnncs s9aSsneriab su bs3ablen.
S9urmanr bate ben Ganfler ftir eint
aus9soe5ute 8ournse en9asirt, bod
brad er bisielbe id6 ab uno tpsigertt
f9 in Mabrio, iOtpie in Barcelona
auf3utreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
@entiifhIfdh

nWas, f9on oreimal baben sic
Sbrem S4ab bon unierm gHen sege>
ben9"-rSan g frob, snd' Grau, oab
mas bam!"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-20
IS A RUIN,
NOT A HOUSE REMAINS.

the
eds
Innate
soers shot of
for a
all justice
working with patience
people
D
esaee svalabe'-
D -
the
will be distributed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-20

Quit w Work
SMALL STRIKE OF wORkMEN AT
MASONIC TEMPLE CAUSED
BY UNION RULES

Nine bricklayers on the new Mason
ic Temple quit work yesterday Their
reasons were three Their union pre-
vents their laying bricks which have
been ..chipped- by masons: that they
shall have a foreman and that they
shall receive their pay every other
Saturday. instead Of every other We'd
nesday. The Brady Construction
Company. for whom they were work
ing. readily granted the last demand
but held back on the first and second
The company did not care to throw
away the bricks which masons had
made wedge shape for arches over
the windows. Furthermore, they did
not think foreman necessary
So the bricklayers stopped working
They gave their requests in writing
this morning to their employers. The
Brady Construction Company feel as
though they have done as much for
the bricklayers as they can, and So
they are advertising for non-union
men whom they VIII pay the same
wages as those who have Quit-S5-4e
per day. In the meanwhile, work is
practically at standStin on the Ten
0la
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-20
Bad Wreck
This Morning
EIGHTEEN FREIGHT CARS COM.
PLETELY OEMOLISHED-NO
ONE WAS HURT.

One of the largest wrecks on the
third division which has happened
for several years, took place this
morning at 3:15 at Suckhorn Wall.
about four miles west OF RowlesburG.
There were eighteen freight cars com-
pletely demolished in the smash-up
No one waS-hurtSEB Both tracks We're
completely blocked. traffic being who'll
" closed until this afternoon. when
the east bound track was open to
such an extent that trains could go by
slowly. The other track. however. will
not be fully repaired until midnight
The train was a heavily loaded
freight. and was east bound At this
point the grade is very steep. descend
ing eastward to the Cheat river at
RowleSburg.
The wreck occurred one hundred and
fifty feet west of Buckhorn Wall prop
err Had it been at the wall itself the
train would have been hurled over into
the great chaSm, from the bottom OF
which this wall has been erected in
order to provide substantial place
on the mountain side for the tracks.
The wall is a wonderful and beautiful
piece of masonry But people as they
20 by on trains not seeing the mason
~ are unable to appreciate the mar
velous structure
Trains have been going around the
third division this morning. Number
three,the through train fro mthe east
came around this morning by Connells-
vile. and Fairmont, to make its way
to ClarkSourS, where It will again be
able to make its way to ParkerSburg
and the west East bound passenger
trains are leaving for the east by way
Of Ell>inS and Cumberland. using the
West Virginia Central tracks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-20

Aeed-Iady;s S'rthday Anniversary. :
A delightful birthday celebration IS
in progress this afternoon at the homo
of Mrs. Margaret Barr on Quincy
street, the occasion being the eighty
third anniversary of Mrs. Bars grand
mother. Mrs. Margaret Fleming White.
A large number Of the venerable Ia
dy's friends are gathered at the home
and a delightful afternoon is being
spent The list OF invited guests is
as follows: Mrs. VIM SanpSell, Mrs
F. C. Ohley Mrs. John Brown. Mrs
Mary Nichols, Mrs S. A. Dean Mrs
n R. c. Morrow. Mrs. Margaret Teas-
er, Mrs Hester Miller. Mrs. VIII Steel
Mrs. Pat Gettings. Mrs. Rachel Conner
ford. MrsN- 5. Barnes. Mrs Mary Ing
man. Mrs. ]. z. Conaway. Mrs Malinda
Carney, Mrs. J. NJ. Hartley. Mrs c. w
Arnetr, Mrs. Lizzie Arnect, MIS-. Ru-
hama Boydston. Mrs. Theodore Boyd
ston. Mrs Martha James. Mrs J. E
Sands, Mrs. Jacob Hayden, Mrs. Sim
Bright. Mrs. Laura Jones. Mrs Maria
Raymond. Mrs Riley fleming Miss
Phoebe Barnes. Mrs. John Mason and
sister. Mrs. Nye. Mrs. G. F. Ca-reIl-
Mrs. a. J. Lloyd, Mrs. Columbia Alb
bott, Mrs. Craig. Mrs. Susan Brock.
Mrs. E. A. BiIlingslea. Mrs. Lamar C.
Powell and Mrs. Frank Reed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-20
Second Degree
WAS VERDICT Of JURY IN AL
hEE MURDER CASE At
ELEINS-

ELK!NS. ". Va. April 20.-After
wranglinS all night over a verdict the
jury with whom the tate Of Coleman
Albire. charged with the killing OF
Leslie Phares. bartender. at G,ady
last January. brought in a verdict at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning of sec
ond degree murder.
This was disappointing to the de-
fense who believed that the jury
would not find more serious verdict
than manSlaughter
1t IS believed that the verdict rem
dered was a compromise. six ha>inS
stood for first degree and three for
second degree murder and three for
manslauShter throughout their de-
liberationS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-20

WASHINGTON. d. c, Ap-i! 20
President Roosevelt has dipped into
west Virginia politics and has issued
the decree that District Attorney Eli
OFT Northcott must do one of two
things-either resign his federal Office
or resign the chairmanship OF the
Republican State committee.
He has so notified Senator Scott
The Senator entered mild protest.
and pleaded that Northcott be allowed
to serve in his usual capacity in view
of his excellent services TO the party
The President could not see it that
way, for he has laid down the rule in
other States that chairmen of Republl-
can State organizations must not hold
important federal Offices, and he would
not make an exception in Northcott's
case.
In view Of this fact. Eorthcott will
hold on to the job with salary attach
ed. and let go the chairrnanShIp-
There was talk here that Charles
Elliott might succeed to the chairman
ship. but as he holds the United States
raarshalship. he is also ineligible.
There IS considerable speculation here
which involves the names of c. w
Swisher and Attorney General May.
both being eligible. as they hold State
and not federal offices.
Senator ElkinS has contributed 500
for the benefit of the San Francisco
sufferers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-20
NORTHCOTT MUST GIVE Up ONE
OF HIS JOBS SAYS The PRESIDENT
Three Arrests
WERE REPORTED AT POLICE
COURT THIS MORNING
TWENTY DOLLARS REV
ENUE-

James Snipes. colored. was arrested
las. night at twelve O'Clock on Wash
inSton street by Officer A G. Ross
James was TOO limp to navigate alone.
so the officer assisted him to a place
of safety. The mayor fined him SIX
dollars
Arthur Martin. colored, put up seven
dollars for lettering upon the streets:
Ha was taken in by Assistant Chief
and officer 4. c. Ross The officers
found him on Washington street at
o:4O O'Clock this morning Sophia
Harris. colored. was arrested at the
same time and place for the same Of
Tense Sophia paid her fine, which
was seven dollars.