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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30

"a SUnI1Hry: Edr1leu IFul1S-1NUT1OIK, q,
Richmond, 2. Three base hits-Hamilton.
Two-base hits-Benbow. Clarke, Evans
and Hamilton. Sacrifice its-Reeves,
Wynne (2). Stolen bases--Evans and
Mcmahon. Left on bnses-Norfolk. s;
Richmond. 8. Double plays-Wynne,
Clarke to Benbow. Bases on balls
Laval. Z; Eckstone. 2: Brooks. 3. Strike
outs-Brooks, S; Laval, 2: Eclsstone, l..
Wild pitches-Lavnl. L; Brooks, l. Balks
-Eckstone. 1. Hits-off Laval In five
and a third innings. Z; Eckstone three
and two thirds Innings, 2. Batter hit;
Benbow. Time OF game, 55. Attend
5ance, $50. Umpire, Hoffner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30

Southern League.
At Atlanta-Atlanta, II: Shreveport, 3
At Montgomery-Little Rock. 8: Montgom-
cry, 4.
At Birmingham Birmingham. 8: New Or
At Nashville Nashville. 1: Memphis I.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Nice Pictures
RECENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF NOR
NAL BUILDINGS ARE ATTRACT
ING coNSIDERABLEA AT
TENTiON-

Beautiful photographs Of the State
Normal are on exhibition at that
building It shows up the main build
ing and the new dormitory.ia ideal
manner 1t is birds eye REV. ans
was taken from the roof OF the Jacobs
Hutchinson Hardware building They
~ priced by those who have purchased
them. a better view. of the building
and its environments could not be got
ten a large number Of old students
have bought one, and are delighted
with 1t. and with the memories which
it recalls.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
New NIovemenE
.EAEMonT BAY az OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iNaTloN%FoR HsRvGR0

Il movement IS on foot to have the
examination for entrance 10 Harvard
Uniyerstry held IN this city. Prof q
S: Fleming IS at the head OF the idea
1t would be held before July The
University has not yet been definite
ly heard from yet. but word is ex=
pected on every mail
These examinations are held IN or
derSpo keep the students from travel,
ing SO far in order to learn If they WI
be admitted TO the University were
they to go that far North The rule
of the schools that theyray be held
in certain distant cities provided a
graduate OF that school can be gotten
to take charge OF the work while the
Students are being examined This
man has been secured. for Prof Arm
strong. OF the State University. has
expressed himself as perfectly VIII
ing to take the work
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Court News.
Special Term May 12th-

There will be. special tenn OF the
Circuit Court May 18th. No jury viii
be required ~
!. In the case of the State vs. Edward
Beatty and Thomas J.Millan. motion
to quash the Indictment overruled
and a plea of not guilty entered When
the State had introduced Its evidence
the defendants by counsel moved 10
exclude the same without giving any
reason which motion was -overFuieo.
The defndants were found guilty MO
tion to set aside the verdict
Judge Kendall discharged the jury
this afternoon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Deeds Recorded.

Deed dated May 4, 1906; Andrew
n. Springer ct ux. to James E Nc
Coy ct al. interest in parcel: OF land
in First ward; consideration, one oot-
lar.
Deed dated April "a. 1906; John
Fighter ct al. to Robert R. Jones, lot
in the village of Thoburn; considera-
ton, $3.50
Deed made February 9. 1906; sely
yandegrift ct ux- to Leonard Fande-
srift. parcel OF. land on Goose creek
Union district; consideration, $500
Deed dated April "a, 1906; 3. NJ,
Simpson ct TX to James E. Morgan
lot on corner of High and Monroe
streets; consideration, $2,o0e-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Sad Deaths
THREE FATALITIES OCCURRED
s WITHIN EIGHT HOURS AT The
EDGAR THOMPSON STEEL
WORKS.

PlTTSRURG, Pa, May 1o.-Within
eight hours last night and this morn
ing three persons were: killed at the.
Edgar Thompson Steel works at Brad+
dock Peter Cornish was crushed. B
pile of metal falling upon him He
leaves a widow and family Nicholas
Dumich was smothered to death by 3.
slide OF ore while working in the ore
pit. He was married. Paul Latska met
a horrible death His body was pierced
by white hot rail as it shot out from
between the rolls. Death was instao-
taneouS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
EIks ARREST BRIDEGROOM.
City Solicitor of Salem Ohio, Paraded
Through Brides Home Town.

LISBON. Ohio. May 1o.-Escorted
by long procession of footing auto
mobiles the presence of Attorney
Charles F. Smith, city solicitor of Sa-
lem, was neralded yesterday after
noon Immediately after his arrival
here to be married to Miss Frances
Bradbury. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Bradbury
On a1ightins from the train Mr.
Smith was seized and handcu1fed by
brother EllSs and in a ricleety old paae-
ton drawn by mules was paraGed
though the streets, tanked by the
auto procession Later, at the Com
mcrcial Hotel, OF which the brides
father was proprietor, Mr.. Smith and
Miss Bradbury We're united IN En2--
rage
zee Cream! Ice scream.! ice creasa!: !:
Hall & HAIRS bes1 Ice Cream
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Miss Katharine Deesan and guest,
Miss Culleton. have returned 20 Philip

MISS hall2I1ue oeeSau anu S0eSl,
Miss Culleton. have returned 20 Philip
pi.
Mrs. L. D. Gall and children, Of Pail
ippl, are the guests Of the formers
mother, Mrs. Henrietta Martin, on
Walnut avenue.
Miss Blanche Dornan, a teacher in
the Second ward school, VIII 1eaye to-
morrow for Pittsburs, where she: win
spend a few days before going to her
home at New Cumberland where She
will spend the summer vacation
c. w. Gall, If Philippi, was bust
ness visitor in town today
Attorney W. S. Meredith is in Wash
ington on professional business
Clarence Halls new home on Fair
mont avenue is now raised and will
soon be enclosed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Williamson Aqaii1 Wet.

WILLIAMSBURG 1o.-The license
fight in Williamson has been solved
and six saloons are again open after
being closed oneiweek- There were
eight applicants for license and while
council was in favor OF granting TO all
applicants the MnSo county court re
fused two. The other six then com
bined and bought out the two and the
town is wet again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Summons Charleston Man.

CHARLESTON, May 10 Justice
Oilers. of Charleston, has received ,
telegraphic summons signed by Mar.
tin a. Knapp, to appear before the
commerce commission at Washington
and testify. It Is supposed testimony
bearing on his recent suit IN the inter
est of the Greenbrier Galleries against
the Norfolk and western r. r. IN car
aIlotments is desired.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
New Bank Chartered

zens bank Of Beck1ey, Raleigh county
capital stock. 100000. with $4,000
paid IN. has been chartered The in
corporators are: ". F. Maheny. s. s.
Sutphen. E. S. Elson- Owen Davis. J.
A Campbell, a. H. Crouch and others,
all Of Beckley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
PER SONAl

ir.sT. S. Downs. of near Farming
was visitor in the city today
ERe West virginian Acknowledges a
pleasant call from the gentleman
80 oanty Superintendent Carter l.
Eanst Is business visitor at Manning
ton to-day
mss sPhiIa Hess went to clarkaburE
gesterday to remain over Sunday
Va Small underwent an operation
rorapperdScitis this morning at Cook
Hospital where hewas taken yester-
edsE w. II Sands performed the
soperatfor Mr. Small is book-keeper
sa.tha Columbia Glass works.
Ehariey Conway is. spending the
week IN Baltimore on business.
Mss Cara smith who had been the
guest OF Miss Laura Williams has re
Ssunea 10 her home in Morgantown-
howard Clark. Of Parkersburs, is a
5usness visitor in the city to-day.
oIfver Cook. OF. Cameron, is in tne
eity on business.
49, Cunningham and daush'
Miss Genevieve. have returned
from the knights TempIars' conclave
ut ciarksburs
Reed Crane went 70 Pitts
Burg this morningst to purchase stock
ofgoods forssis new drug sore
sIrss L MCGOWAN, OF Ravens
wood Fairmont to-day renewing
observation-disclosures She came mere from
sglarksbr where She attended the
scorefaye yesterday aud last night. She
;gffEF s.etr1Tn there tomorrow.
AR and Mrs Harry Harley and
ssssIsss katherine Eough returned this
s:aaaornsasffr Trim clartsbu-s where they
aIrerded he; knight TeInplaT's
geaeIaye
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Another Trolley Line.

CHARLESTON May 10 Indiana
traction men arein Charleston looking
over the ground and seeing which
streets they could run cars over on q
proposed trolley line from Huntington
to Montgomery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Foot Ball for Capftai.

CHARLESTON, May 10. Efforts
are being made by alonoi Of West
Virginia and Ohio to arrange a foot
ball game to be played in Charleston
between the teams OF these schools.
Prospects are bright for an engage
meot-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Only ono viesirn.

There was one victim before the
mayor this morning. Wn1- Beatty
was the man Officer Carpenter found
his or the bridge He was drunk and
was fined six dollars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
To attend Enhancement.

CHARLESTON. May 1o.-A request
has been received by Secretary OF
State Swisher from the secretary Of
war to designate the companies to be
sent to indianapolis next August to
20 into camp with the regulars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10

lsAoRTITEMs oEINTEREsTFR FROM,
! VARIOUS PARTS OF
| THE STATE
Eoys Are Train wrcekers-.

EoyS nc EaIft vTFcSFeeI . 2
cLARkSBURG. May 1o.-F,rank and
Floyd Archietree, aged 8 andl1 years.
have been arrested. charged with
wreckdns a B. { o. passenger train
near Pickenss April 30 An effort will
be made to have the elder sent to the
reform school.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Burke Aecompanied Train,

Travelling Passenger Agent Burke.
OF the Baltimore & Ohio. accompanied
the special train Of the Knights Tenn
plar for CIarksburg barry Gordon
accompanied the party to attend the
Mr. Burke went as es-
cort The three day coaches making
up the tran were comfortably filed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
unifo-ms for Tninmen.

Passenger trainmen on the Balti-
more eriOh1o have given in orders for
their summer uniforms. the measure
ments having been taken some time
ago. and they wiz be ready about the
9th. when the new time-card takes
effect TIE summercuniforms are US
luaIIy doaaed about the 18th OF the
month It is not known whether OF
not the recommendation for engine
men and freight trainmen to wear uni
forms will be carried out.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
New Sewer Line.

4 new sewer line is being laid OF
parks avenue, between the .tTrattoris
ItalIaaa-' and the Tavern.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
RaiIro Cad Notes

chiefsof Police Kans,Sof the Baitir
more and Ohio Railroad. returned yes
,terday to c1arksburE from Pieslenss
ahere. after an Investigation. he
caused the Arrest OF Frank and Floyd
Archletrees aged 8 and II years. charg-
ing ITEM With train wrecidng. am ac-
court of which was recently given in
the West E1retntan-
On April 80 passenger train was
diecfed. the wreck having been caused
by spike on The track. The officers
ARG sat:ste,ss The boys did II
Two western Maryland freight
trains ~eee IN head-on collision a
short distance west of AYondale. near
Baltimore City. about o'cloeS yes
tertay morning The trains were
wrecked aad four men were badly in
iured
Both erInes were wrecked. and
one of thac1. it is said. viii have TO be
rebuilt Several of the cars on each
train were wrecked and derai1ed. ana
the merchandise they contained was
piled and scattered along the tracts
The first: car on. train No. 1o3 was
completely demolished and the roof
was thrown forward on the cab of the
engine and pinned down the engineer
and fireman. but neither received Sc
we're injuries Both OF the train hands
jumped when they saw the collision
WAS unavoidable.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10

For the purpose OF securing greater
safety TO the travelling public and rail-
road employees Representative Camp
bell. OF Texas. presented resolution
in the House to-day directing the Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor to in
quire into the cause of the many fatal
railway accident within the last four
years. The report. With recommends
tons. Is 70 be made to the President.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
On Genre aeadss

o. cenkrs Roadss
me! tunnel inspecttun Farts ron the
once Of chses Englneer d D. Core
sbers. Of the Baltimn-e Ohio. are
now on The divisions oct IN the STATE
and vim complete the work bout the
last OF the week a great aid 70 the
inspectors is the speciaI,y destgned
tunnel car. having radiadng spokes
by which the dimensions or the TIM
.nels are measured.
Circus Moverserss
The Baltimore & Ohio vii hass
Forepangh Bros. circus over Is lines.
leaving Washington c. n ON aidnisht
OF tae 18th to GAINESVILLE; taence On
the I6. 10 Marietta. thenee2on tie 9Th
TO PaIkersburg. ON the IS to Isnting.s
ton. thence TO Clarizsourg. UniontoMns
McKeesport. and Washington. Pa
where the show VIA be delisered to-
The Pennsylvania lines The circus
carries 500 people and &c cars.
Ringing Bros circus. or so cars and
700 people VIII be transported over
the same road leaving Columbus az
midnight on the 11th TO Neward. TO-
Pittsourg. and thence to New Castle.
On Fun Time.
Shop men on the Pennsylvania yes.
terday morning resumed work ON full
time The men have been working
shorter hours since April 1st ON ac-s
count OF the menacing coal strike
There is now a large amount OF repair
work to be done and the men will
work hftyfve hours per week for an
indefinite time q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10

{ Orders for the steel rail require
ments- of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for the lines east and west
OF Pittsburs for the year 1907. amount
ing TO 10000 tons, were placed to-
day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10

Fell
in love with Hall & Hairs ice cream
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10

zee Cream! Ice Cream.! ice creasn!: :
Hail & Hairs bes1 Ice Cream
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Cart Stalicn Sripulis bcictcn?

Seit Der Maroffo.G onfcrcn5 IN
NlacciruS lit boa Serboltcn Stolicn's
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ciras luenisitens ibeiIpciic erfldrcn.
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Gen. Mn3." in Som idreibt 5u 0ieier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
etoots.aiecu,.Y@ ctouutmad,uua

snburd) perbcn dle Ferfpnen mo G1rpcrs
fbnfien, incorporate ODER politifde, pel6c III
Der Staot Baltimore eill 8e,bdIt betreibeil, lur
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bon Rerlolen. Die iett iulde @eihdltc bcircibeli,
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Sn uebereinitimmin9 nit Dem 90. Mrttfel.
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bon Winrblalo miro am rto nab Sicuitag, oeii
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Sdcriif bon baltimore.
Cipril2. 1911 10, t6,1S, 20 90, 25.27,30)
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Glue Vernronnug sum sAieerrnt ocs fiG. 9b.
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ssiir bic aetreue slbfdbrift, 3. IpriI 1906.
Yarn 3. Cooper. 8egiitrator.
(stpriI4. t1.1S.2b)
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looclpbio'S nid)t iibcr Die notbigcn
Mittcl pcriiigt, nel,e SdulbGillcr 81!
bollen, mo bic olten ilberfilut iinb,
10 bot lic transportoble 9totbldulcn
crrihtct. Gic erlten Oieicr Sdyulgc-
b0iloc iino Dor cinem Sabre bcid)oiit
lporoen. Wan iontc bod mcinen, bob
cine StoOt mieE9iloOcIpbio, bic piclc
Wilioncn fiir Elm Hotbbolls ollsNts
gcben, audi i'm StonOc iein loatc, GIT.
tc uno prattiihe Sdrllcn SIT bollell.
@is6um /. u pril morcn bon
22,6l0 fotboliibcn @ciitlidcn IN
Srdnfrcih @ellthe I'M Hllbcgcb0ltcr
oocr Inter Itilbnngcn bel Der Gcgic.
ru1g eingeloufen.
Gin fron5oiii der Irtil.
lcric e Siii5icr Der itoutlid)cn @oifer.
in Soint Gticnnc bot, mieFo.
riicr 9lGtter bcridtcr, cine Witrol-
c%rillnoen, mclhc ilbcr GOO
Shiiiie IN Der Winutc nbgebcn ll1o
eincn llmfreiS bon 100 0roo bcltrci-
den Ioa.
Sn Scr g it after Sci
tllll0" mud)t oos Foli'ci e Imlt IN
Die onltlifc Wittbcillng,
ooB am 26. Mars in Mains bci@ric8-
bcim bic 2eife elmer mnbcfnnntcn
,Sraucnspcrion %gclGnOct mproen ici.
Sir Ole Moiu5cr lit C5 immcrbin cine
@%erubigun9, DOB Jest iii
poli5eilid) ieltgeItcllt NOR.
Oct lit, no Mains licgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Min NuAIenarGbcr Strifc!

Gus lette Wort 5uiidcn aoblcn.
grdbern uio 3cd,enbciisern lit olio
porldilfig gciprodeu. Die @rubcn
Better bahen Die SoridlGgc oes So.
mites Der Bergleute fitr5crbono 5lt-
riidgefpieicn unb bo5li erflGrt. bub
mcitere 8oridlage nidtseenloft Wcr.
ben miiroeti. Wir boben alio ben
Strita uic Dor pier Sabren, pen
Strife nit aIlcil icincn tranriaci@e.
0leitseri&einnn9en. Nod Dor Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Snn0e 0amen!. @adt Ga@ bieje
Qfferte an XMtf.

Bir biIben fett cine aIaie fir lunae %.
men In unIerer Gfecte TaMsnffneiber.e tHtns.
eMnle. Gtner Der TDrtbeiIe an ber BctteiIi.
puna bisfer aIaie III Der, bob S9aIerinnei er.
beiten. Diefe Rlaffe pirb i'm Sanucr 1906 Aus
fdmmen tretert. epe8iene Wcrlefunaen aipei u.
bret Nal bic MOODS. 2recnn cine iinee Dame,
piinf9t, iSufe Nd biefe Ofierte an Nneen mo.
Vhr tveifere nusttnft f0reibe ober wesbe
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