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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
SDr.8lI. B ..Wolfe. X

q (Specinl 4 10 The Timcs-D ispatch,)
q GATE CITY, yA.,.S juno 25. Dr. Hi ]. i. b. \
Wolfo was buried In. 4 N{cklesviile, thIs
county, to-day. having died At Joplin,
was reared near charlottesville, and edu-5
Gated Mt tho University OF nv lrginIa. He,
came to- Scott county d flfty years q go.9
where he est nblished a Y large practice;
He served eight years fs county superin-,
tendent Of schools. His widow and seven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
/ NAYS Still at Large.

b DIV. Mays, who Is charged with criminal
assault upon d. Miss z. Emma Nicholas,
lis still unheard OF by tho police. fi1s
whereabouts are completely hidden, and
\ he may be. Tho iIIenrico authorities are
still inclined 10 believe that he Is IN, hid
Ing In the mountains near his old homo
In charlottesville. 9ll}i 3li als El e
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NELLY NOT BRONSON,
Petersburg's Forger Is Not the
\ Same Man as RicJlnond's.

THE police authorities OF Petersburg
sent the photograph and measurements
q NJ s, Nicely, the man wanted for
alleged pass ng of bogus checks In that
Ing he might be the same man as q. IT,
Broson, who is In all here for forgery.
Late yesterday afternoon the identifl-
cations were t,.,, sent down TO- tho la to
showed only the SLIGHTEST similarity, but
OF which he had a great many, In no
way corresponded with any Of those on
the person OF Bronson. S q n, "A i3 Is
Chief Werner says that as Bronson has
enough to detain him. here for q good
long t'me, there Is little hurry OF finding
out anything against him from elsewhere,
Congressman Rucker. or Z Missouri, Is
said 70 have been, guilty Of plugiarisnl-ur-
conscious Or otherwlse-When he said IN
the House tho other day: THE only way
you y, can a. check cariooniats In pennsylvania
- 70 hang them, !" Years ago q Repnnlcan
GSoysrnoIr, q Pspnsylvania is reported, g
nave said 10 Senator Quay: u shall try
savanna doyernoPp' ' reple eia o NJ sa NO
Its yoters2 e. 1 "A q 'ss5 !! a I'M /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
Restored University.

Stanford White was born In New Y ork
City, November .. 1858, and was tthere-
fore ,5s years OF ago. He was grad
,uateds from the University of New York
and later studied architecture under
Charles D.. Gambrile and II, II. Rich-
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s.Bs II Ia tnssl''s

AZ this seas IN there should
tbe no Irritation fro m liar
Button to SOCK. "a /. & N 4.
Ssl. z We /. vt n i i, g sh ould feel
smooth, 5easy an q Elig ut. ssSi
Sd Here's u11 derived TO calm
the ruifled spirit and soothe
t1e4peevish pei M u a ia Ss
Outtngl Il nd er'wear' Tor man
and Hra q NJ Ell b ~ n. ZIG
BO,cents up II 3 4S 8 "a Il. III
Our TT n q n M essI n Short
Sleeves an g3t5S Kil ee M DraWer
within prove any ma n = dispo'-
$sition. Il ST Is n. A III b, NJ
ESbE Underweartiorj boys, 2Bc. MA
,5#6 Dresses for girlsand misses
AHALE'RPRICE.5 81 VI ytf II \; III Ii vi
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MexicanI, Veteran Dead !.
(ypaclal to The Times Dispatch,y N

78G (Spaclal to The Times Dlspatch,J 80
BRISTOL, TENN. June 25. Charles
Murdoch. perhaps The Oldest man In 1
Tennessee. led in Hawkins county to-6
years six months and eight days old.
His irst service as soldier was In the
war with Mexico, and he had particle
3pated In every war since. SSq
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

Sir Charles Dixie. who in former years
was such a notable figure In tho Public
life Of Great Britain, Is often asked by
French papers to- contribute articles on
current politics. i,s4 RI 4. K
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~. %. FrYl...

Especial to The T!mes-D spatch.)
BRISTOL, TENN, June Charles O.,
Fry, a Bristol bus ness man; died 4 to-
day; aged forty-fye, q His death res
suited from an abscess. 8S
Is He Is survived by his wife. sii 81 l7s
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I Mr..'W.H ''VIVlattsl.

Especial TO The r fnes-D ispntci.)
STA UNION. VA, Jure Is. Mr. Nv. II. II
Watts died thls Iinornihs OF stomach
trouble; nged B eighty.t three years. Sur:
lviving him. are his SWife, Who was Miss
:boro. aid seven children, Miss Annnn' 81
Watts, Of etaunton;i.. Mrs. Molljc Dali.
house. Of yVayn eshoro Mrs. Georgia
Sheppard OF Basic City: Mr.. \. 3 C. Watts
Hamilton; Mr.. r. ;. j Waits, "a of a Rel-S
sens md Mr., ohm 5s ~. 4$5 Watts, # Of
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The Same Color

The Same Color.
Jane, I can hardly believe my eyes
You are making the bread without wash
Ing your hands.
well. ma'am, what's tho diflerencey
Its only brown bread New Orleans
Times Democrat.
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J Robcrt Carter.

33 Especial to The Times Dispatc h.)
it SALISBURY, N. Gu Tune q. .- bert
Carter, aged seventy years, OF Rowan
county, dropped dead while on q visit
to the home OF brother In Cabarrus
county Sunday. He was g prominent I'm y
Confederate veteran, and was badly
wounded In the Civil War. The renainsS
were brought back to Rowan county.
Mrs. Matte Lipscomb.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Al FREDERICKSBURG, VA, JUNE 25.--s
Mrs. Matte Lipscomb. widow OF the 4lat e3
John Lipscon1b. OF Louisa county, died
yesterday at her home, after an illness
OF only ave days 4 aged II years. She Is
tera. r. 81 a2S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

mortal Association will give " 500, 900 TO
tho composite building and asks that the
Council give 10000. N ~ "a. Z
g8S The pa pers were referred by the cnucus
to the Common Council for action. G.
s5 For Health Board Il
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i Little, Dorothy Saunders.
. lspeclnl Id The Times- pispatch.

87I8 Especial 70 Tine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !7f
e NORWOOD NELSON CO.. VA. June
25-Little Dorothy Earnestine 5aunderssS
the only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. O.
az I'VE 8, clock, al the home Of Its grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. 58t r. Bolton.
She was In her third year, and had been
III Tor five weeks. ID
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.l'21lgak',:sgi!5|L!4
zz4s }. z! z1Z{ 1z2zzZzz2s e J.

3ardson, assisting tho latter IN the con-
8structon$ OF Trinity Church, Bost TOM
2&SIn sS1 he became n member Of the
firm Of Nc Setn, Meade and White, arch,
Siteots offNew Y orlt WI d have a world
wide reputa ton. 5fs AZ q t5 Il, iii
ssIt liz worthy Of note that Mr.. White
was killed In Madison Square Garden,
witch he had designed and In tho tower
Of which he still kept IN Enpa rtlnent.
n H Mr. hitc was Well known III " inla,
for 1t whs he who restored the build
H ings at the University Of Virginia after
tho nro thero several years i ego. In
sud: 81 would rather have restored the
University Of Virginia than to have built
any other building in the United States
Recently Eng aged.
8.3S At the last meeting Of tho Board OF
was employed to draw plans, for ~ resi-
Sdence for President Alderman, and for
q new University mess hall. y}$ VA 33S IS;
# The handsome residence OF DR.. Thomas
Nelson Page, In Washing ton Is the work
Of Mr.. White, who was probably con-
sidered tho best architect Iii Amer RIGA
a Stanford White was u sportsman ~ n Of
some reputation; unl$ ardent 4G fisherman
and hunter, and q club man above all.
Ills WIS
and probably no man In New York had
n better knowledge OF the city IN al Its
aspects. He was especially fond Of the.
theatres 8and was ~ consistent first
nighter.r I'll s9Pf ri IL ss u 3sli
Mr.. Whites wife. who survives him.!
with a grown son, WINS q Miss Stewart,
asnlece Of the millionaire, Al II. Stewart
Mr. and Il Mrs. White were both well
iknoWnsi Ii, n society and were egulnrE2in
their attendance ut the opera and at all
great functions. Mr.. White was one Of
the most popular men In New York. 55
Entire Department r Elected.
the RfnSs Ts esaa
tmetnbars OF 6 tho entire Fire and & Fire
1la FSse ssrm sarae
ant George G. n Shaw ssuperintendent Of
Fire Alarms ". H. Thompson. and L. s.
Jones, secretary, were re-elected, as was
the entire department as It now stands,
TIth5a few changes and transfers.
\ 4 Il d. Franck, fireman, grade C,3.Of En-
gine Company No. 8, rendered his resigna-
| ton, desiring to leave, the. service, which
!, resignation was accepted + from June 10,
Y 1906 5s} sd n 558i III II Il sl u S M
| 51 Changes or transfers were made In tho
following conapanles: Engine COMPANIES
Nos, l.. g, A. S, 4; (; 81 and 1o,Sand Truck
! Companyi1No. l.5,;;. Ig5as +, &.
elected eias't Hight Viii, be sworn in BY
| the various commissioners on: tho night
| of Monday, July 2,a1OOG.y but fwill start In
on a new term Of three years y uly az lVo8
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youngest dausht,sr, 81 yohn I. 4AIiexandet.f
one 81 t'reder ioksbutgs most lr mental
June !. 1909. At \. Tar bcfo n. q, about
Rf,ssd!s,t,as,sd ths tfo''6s GO.
ys man q a'i y,. disp "a yo,n
As Is t'1 ssify!vfS ~ hIs Wiz md sea;
ad te na asRl1vlRf oh saSiSf: ad tsssfs
Ill III Greer, Roanoke, Vi. Mrs. Charles
3. Stacey, Richmond. Va. Atrs. ~, 8. /
Carlton, Richmond, Va, Philip HAhtrA
New Orleanls La I John y. Rahtti i, Omaha,
5NeB., III II. Rahtr, phIadelphis, Pa f77'ss
Mr.. r. "A. L. Moore.
M0S 2 hsa, ess styes
i1s leaves, Besides itit devoted Wife thres
brothers and one sister Messrs; JOHN
g norge Il and AM ros6 Moore |; Mrs.. b.
aRlynttt all OF New Orlenns. tG8 ffssl3} 4 5s8
VI. kIhe III funeral Ell Will tn kc RE- place at 81
Patrick 3 Church. Wednesday at ! p M
Funeral 81 Nj. Frost.
8Fg Mr., John q Frost. who was Con.
federate soldier, died Sunday morning,
Bnt tho residence Of Mr. Thomas Grace,
No.lol Elm street |. Mr. Frost was etn.i
played at the liver gas wofks. inter-
klnot,tS was made yesterday in M Calvary
Gene terry, Al
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[d|l((.l[{(l
uni 5lIY5lf7

''t,end me six boxes o. Bismoline at
onoe Our baby ohnfed In loss than
ten days With d highly advertised 20 W, J.
der. But never with Bismoline. "A.
N robinson, Baltimore, Md.
Distt1 slime Is pure bisrnuth and
Imported tafc. borated, and scien-
tlhcAlly combined.
iitIs ilst Gold only! by druoo lsts. l3.
NJ sbselal ofser J.s end us your drug.
gist's name and address with your
own, ana We will send you q card
GOOD for loo on your first $50 eiftin1..
top box Of sBlSnloline.a Money back II
not satisfied s.sS "a "a !s fg
A.A.LsFsvrs, Mo. Chen, !, "a no ster, Pa.
Sold I: In 81 richmond BY polka Miller
IpSSn SET S|x M'llsr. G GlIeseyr SS
HaSer,1ai. Ti,os, n Curd HI 81 For -
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Mrs. M. H. Gibson.

I7l3Ia5 (SpecInl n 70 The Tlmes-DIspatch.)7.l3'H
Y NORFOLK, VA June q. M rs. Melissa
SIIilllard Gibson, wife Of John ] /. Gibson
Lou! Hllllnrd and the late Judge II H.
lizard, 8of this city, died yesterday in White
Haven, Pm, after an illness OF long 5dura-
t's she Was about twenty. seven years q
age, Her friends here wore many. Her
body will be buried from st. Paul's
Church, n thin city, Tomorrow aftcrr DON.
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rherm ometer This Day Last Year

3 n Mss sR. MM MI.
S r, M,....,,.,,...M IL mldnight.,..,,,,ia
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S. Harrison.

JARRATT, v A.. Jline 25,--Afr.8 8. g.
Saturday morning h He had never fully
recovered from b a stroke OF paralysis
several ycnrs ago. During the8 Mahona5
this county in the State legislature. Hos
was b buried Sunday afternoon at hisg
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lTohn &W.-McKe,cl:Y,iy'

Ila (specinl 10 The Times . ispa tcll.)
4 ROANOKE, Is a., June cs.-Engineer5
John w. NICK ecy.. who. was I'M ured last
Friday night BY his engine collidtng with;
"a polling car. died at the hospital to-day.
He was twenty-five years Of age, and
Ssi .T.Sa
h He was q nntivo OF Lexington. and HIS
remains will be taken there for inter-
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/ Mrs. Boland Jones.

WILLIAMSBURG. Nv a.. June 25.--Mrs.
Doland Jones died at her home here
yesterday. & She was soventy-flvci years
she caves 4. sons M
Ernest and Il Fltahush& Jones. and four
daughters, Mrs. c. n z. Armistead and
Misses Rosa. Mary Roland and Y lrgiei
Jones, The internlent Will be made In
tho family burial ground. 9 sii
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5--1@.I7 37I5 N
THE WE. A'THE ). !
Forecast: yirgina-Partlyf cloudy Tues
day ana Wednesday: showers In sout n
east portion; variable WlhdS I, u 4
y North Cardinals Showers uesday al ~
Wednesday,; variable winds. Il rs II ~ u
Conditions Yesterday. &

/. RIchmoNd's weather. was clear ana nov
Range OF the thermonete ter; !,
/, 3 Al M: M !. .,,.;,.,.s
q s. NJ, so II midnight,..,.,.,H
va 4'3 SAveTage 70 2-3 93
Highest Temperature yesterday. .....,,:. "
Lowest temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~
Mean Temperature y es to rday ,.,,,,.
Normal Temperature for June.,.. $685.. "a
Departure from normal I,peratu re.,,, W
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Conditions In Important Cities
Miniature Almanac,

HIGH 5HTs
Morning, .;...:.ti.15
Evening. ,..,,,'rSiss,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
A Surprise Party.

Miss Wanda Gordon was given a
delightful surprise last evening in
honor OF her ninth birthday. BY her
uncle. Herbert Han, at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gordon, Of Wilson street Games were
played during the evening and the
young folks had merry frolicksome
time Miss Wanda was the recipient
OF a number Of presents from her lit
tie friends. Later in the evening they.
partook Of delightful course OF re-
Treatments. Those present were Miss
es Lille orahood. Reva Todd, Bird
Criss. Grace Adams. Fairy and Fam
ME Hall. Virginia and Doris Barnes.
Martha and Mary Frum, Nellie ana
Hattie Ice. Masters Walter Morrison
Arthur Adams. Herbert Hall. Roy Cor
don. Delbert Ice and Fey Hall. Mes
danes W. r. Ice, S. v. Hall, L. e.
Hall and Miss Ida Hau.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19


has been knoEn ii cesta5n d[str5cts
fsomebody might hare chanee 70
come out onthe ssqnage onoa<h and
ssettlesas1ewm matters and saEemoney
and NOT only money but tndoaence-
EfdIeness and FRANK. something sim
aIson thesothe hand, ONE or1nore
scholars or pupils can be shown TO
the proper authorities that a deut
men1 to the school Is laid to their
charge. bring them to public tusttce.
II one parent IN the nefghborhood IS
the cause Of the downfall OF the
school. without cause. show him uo.
and see where and. how he gets his
influence It's poor rule that VIII,
only work one$way-
There IS no profession more WORTHY
OF encouragement. worthy Of protec-
tion. honor and respect than: that OF q
good school teacher and the means
an Instructor with natural talent for
the profession, with an unquestionable
character. It doesn't mean sun flow
:er, an OK driver. a fake or some stu
pid pushed on the people in order to-
keep themSor some OF their friends II.
line for campaign year. bur some poo
dies have got to be pected more thar
others the world over
Stand by the teachers. honor them
they are deserving Really they arc
more deserving than the preacher IN
a great many ways, as very few woulfs !;
ever learn TO read the Bible Il it were
not for them. but beware OF OK DIX,
4 don't
against the honest man who
drives his OK. horse or mule. but its
the fellow who thinks because he can
drive an OK he car teach school !,
LONE STAR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
PROF sHRoYER cANDi-
DATE FOR COUNTY sveT.

Prof Shroyer, who has been a mem
Der Of the High school faculty Of this
city for the past two terms. is ar
nounced in the Philippi papers as a
candidate for Superintendent OF
schools in Barbour county Prof.
Shroyer is graduate Of the State
Normal school OF Fairmont. and a
very capable educator. He has hae
sufficient school experience to make
a very efficient county superintendent
and his many friends in Taylor as
Wen as those Of Barbour would be
pleased at his election--Grafton Sen
tinel-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
CHURCHES
First M. 2.

Rev D. S. Boss. pastor - Sunday
school at 9 a M, J. A Swiger, superin-
tendent Preaching at 10-45 a. NJ,
subject, The Divine Gift Junior
c. E. at 1870 p. M. Miss Mildred Po-
pie, leader Y-Y. S. c. E. at 4 p m,
Miss Madee Helmicl>. leader Preach
ing at s p. M. subject, The Joy of
Christian Service" The morning SER
vice VIII be followed by the Sacrament
OF the Lords Supper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
Diamond Street M.

Rev L W. Roberts. pastor-Sunday
school at $3.50 a. M. Mr.. E. A Wilson
superintendent Preaching at 10:4S
a. M. subject The Church and the
Enterprises Junior League at 100
p. m General class meeting at 2:3o
p. m. Epworth League at p. M
E:enins service at s p. NJ. subject
The Common Foe of Mapkind-'' :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
Baptist

Rev. T B. LAWYER, pastor = SUNDAY
school at $3.50 a. NJ; preaching at
1890 a NJ B. Y. P q at p. M
Preaching at p m. Teachers meet
ing on Friday followed by prayer
meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
Insane Patienes
Were ortured
FURTHER TEsTIMoNY CONCERN
ING AFFAIRSSATsTFiEsEAsTe
ERN STATE HOSPITAL.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. May IL
1 The legislative Investigating comraft
| tee this morning called E-P. 7rectol
Ito the stand. at the request Of Teas
Cloves. for the purpose Of ecorrosora,;
ing the evidence put forwardby Mn
yesterday. NJ. Porter was an attend
amt ar the asylum at the time DR..
Williams held the position OF interae.
He stated that DR.. Fosre: wen,
through The wards once a month and
burnt his patients with causdc Re
had known as many as 20 burnt liz one
ward IN one day. He said that the
pain occasioned by this treatment was
horrible Mr. Proctor also told of
the electric treatment a tapcring
needle was applied to a powerful bat
terry. the other sponge OF tie battery
being placed on the pit Of the Pa
tents stomac'- The agcny resulting
was horrtts-c. Strait jackets were SD
20 E great extent when IT.. ?::ccc.c--
xss attendant
The witness stated that DR.. Foste:
was very quick TO dismiss attendants
who were cruel TO the patient% NJ.
Proctor knew nothing Of DE- Foster
duckng patients Dr.: Williams use,
this method Of discipline vsraotter.
He said that he had never seen drunk
enness In the wards among che attend
ants.
p T. Powell. Jr.. stated. that after
being burnt tie patients were COM
PEELED to val;; two miles II The morn
ing and two niles in the afternoon
When they returned from these walks
their clothing would be bloody from
the irritation. Much Of the burning
was done as punishment. Ir. Powell
stated that DR.. Williams liked The ei@c-
tic treatment so much thar he took
the battery about with him on HIS
daily rounds.
Col Lawless. counsel for DR.. EoS-
ter, in speaking to a witness, referred
to Mr.. Cloves as That creature" The
matter has created tremendous sem
sation- Therewas at one TINE prob
ability that there would be a PERSONAL !
difficulty. Colonel Law1ess says that ii
anybody wants to seek difficulty he
can find it
Peter Cloves. son oti Texas
Cloves. who is said % haze killed his
man. has taken the matter up. Colonel
Lawless has notiaed Tie coTnmitteei
that he win take proper steps to de-
fend himself Texas Cloves stat.
that there will he no d5t;cu:ty He
says the entire maI.-,r is The result of
politics.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
A Pleasant Outline.

The First N. P. Sunday school is
holding pleasant outing this after
noon and evening at East Park. An
excellent programme of recitatons
and songs was given this afternoon
under the direction OF the pastor and
teacher a srooJ crowd was present
this afternoon and seemed to be hav-
ing a fine. good time
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
F[[F Ward
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Miss Louise Lloyd is III at her homo
ons Merchant street with measles.
Il rsWm Andrews, Of Keyser, is the
guest of his aunt. Mrs W. A. Shaner.
ofsHaymond street.
Mrs. William Knapp, OF Diamond
street, has gone to Parkersburg to
visit her;mother. Mrs Mary Ann Free
man. for a few days.
Miss Myrtle Mckinney is Ill with
tonsflitis at her home on Columbia
street.
ME- and Mrs Ira Atkins, Of East
Park avenue, went to Pittsburg this
morning fora few days. visit.
Rev: Jones has returned to
a1is home. after q short visit with his
Sdaughter. Mrs. George clellen.
n Mrs George Richardson, while
waIking on Market street yesterday
and severely sprained her
ankle Although stin suffering from
Sthesenects of herfaIl, she is able to
%getabout with the use OF crutches-
Mrs. W. Thomas has returned to
aher home after short visit at Ben
tons Ferry:
Mr.. Harry Shaffer, OF Tunneltn. is
ssfnSthe city for few days visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Shat
gfer.of Ferry street.
~ Master Andrew Vance. OF pleasant
sevaHey.sis visiting his aunt, Mrs. Flor
sence8Smfth
Mr:sWin lcElfresh. Of Winfield
who has been suffering from very
sore foot caused by stepping on a
thorn is much improved and able to
getsaround a little
Mrs. F.. Connolly. OF Littleton, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Holdin, of Ferry street. Mr. ConneIlS
is expected Sunday and win leave in
company with his wife for Atlantic
City the latter part of the week
Mrs. George Lynn and daughter, Ha-
szel and Miss Kate Wilson. of Benton's
Ferry were visiting friends in the city
yesterday.
azrs.SA Wiley. Of Raymond street
Sstsyery II She IS just convalescent
Sroma SIX weeks Illness of heart trou-
s5lesand Is very weak
Miss Rowe. OF Independence. is the
guest OF Mrs-sw- K Shaner. of Hay
mond street
Miss Jennie Conoway has returned
to- her home on Fifth street after q
two days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Adams.
ReEDs BosSs returned yesterday
from Weston. where he has been at
tending the denonina6onal c. E. COP
syention.
Mrs LIZ w Roberts went to Bucb-
annons this morning for weeks visit
with herson Laken, who is a student
of the Wesleyan Uniyersityt here
Rev-J- Wfer. president of the Wes
S1eyan University at Buchannon. pass
ED through the city yesterday even
ing on his way to Chicago. where he
VIII interview persons in regard to
! the payment ola college debt. Prof |
F-ankB. Trotter,vice president, has
gone to aIorgantown to oversee tn.
printing of$the University catalogue
and also to take In the ball game be-
ween the Wesleyan and Morgantowr
teams. I
NJ. General Satterfeld. while loinx
some carpentering for Mr.. J. W. criss. /
was overcome with the heat. as he
5:had not been feeling wen previously.
! and tainted on the way home. Dr.
EsterIfng was called and pronounced
him tosbe very III. although not seri-I
Holden and caldFen. aos
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19

You may accidently find the house
you are looking for. or rent the one you
have for rent Accidents viii hap
pen IF you want to make sure work
of it use the West virginian want COL
c1nn where You reach a sworn, circu-
::s..tc1 OF over . 500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
Quarterly Conference.

Quarterly conference VIII be held a,
S o'clock this evening at the Firs.
NJ. P. Church
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19
Easy foriim.

Chicago News.
Pennibs-Scritbleton tells me he is
making a specially of smart Child
sayings" jokes now
1nkerton-Yes, poor fellow. He's IN
his second childhood
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19

Jaekson- S. F. Batson, H. s.
Swartz. Morsantown; E. II. Hallton.
Wheeling; H. E. Hamlin- H s. San
dert. Elkins; J.J. Stevens. ;Tunnelton;
Joe aIakey. Warrington, Homer L
Pierce. Colfax.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-19

Ferry street are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller. Of Mon
ongah, for a few days
s Miss Daisy Adams is closing out>her
grocery store on State street