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Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
CHAPINVlLLE

w. T. Joyce and family are at their old home in Joyceville. It is reported that they are going to Europe soon.
 Miss Hattie Morgan of New Rochelle is visiting at Mrs. w. R. Holmes.
 Our carpenters are so busy that some of the city people bring their carpenters from the city to do their work.
 Selectman Hatmaker is having the roads repaired.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12

OR this sale have brought together collection
 Lnensnotabe for variety for fine quality prices The Linens shown at this sale them fortunate obtain through the Dry Goods Exchange always market surface and ready moments notice bid stock that sold realizing quick money Many the patterns are just out of the custom house. and to the from the purchasers standpoint In fact all
 ona and by following the leading items are disclosed but many more by visit to the Linen Department.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
Worth Knowing.

When you have headache, we ask you to try Ake-in-t the Head Tablets and you can have your 10 cents back if your headache or neuralgia is not relieved in 15 minutes. Safe, sure. and never fail.
 W. H. CAMP.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
FOUND

In Canaan, on the morning of July 4th, a fall laprobe. Owner may have robe by applying to this office and paying adver- tising costs.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
Married

BAI.DwIN-ScovuLE- Huntsv le, July Q, by Rev. O W. Hanna, Grove Baldwin of Hartford and Edna Scoville of Huntsville.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
Born

PARsoNs-In Salisbury, July 10. son to MT. and Mrs. Frank Parsons. WmTFoRD-In Cornwall Hollow, July 4, son to MT. and Mrs. Hawley c.. Whitford.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

Business Talks by Our Advertisers.
 When it comes to Style and Detail in Vehicles Bhnjamin is It. He has the newest at popular prices.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
Died

STEvENs-In Mamaronec.-, N. Y., July 1, Mrs. Martha E. Stevens, aged 83 years g months.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
For Sale

For Sale 30 acres of standing grass. HENRY l. PHILLIPS, Undermountain Road, 3 mile south of Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
VERY SPECIAL
UNRESTRICTED CLOTHS

129c Turkish Towels for Sc. 64c Bleached Crash for 41c, Sc Brown Crash for 64c.
 124c Brown Crash for Sc. 14c Brown Crash for He. 15c Brown Crash for 121c.
Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12

in sunfmer can be obtained in no better way than by donning a pair of our White Canvas Oxfords. The coolest of the cool.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
SDItB Work aIIB06d In the
Chalg6 Ol'Bh6 B.l 0. Sgl5dl!8
on tlB 6 & B Division " y

ELKTNs, Nov 49, After November
25th, through change in B. and ..
schedules, the travelling public viii
face the prospect Of making mighty
slow time between Ellkins and Graf
ton. Unless radical changes are made
in the schedules on tie Western Mary.
land, a passenger leaving Elkins on
the early morning train will have TO
remain in Bellugton until the middle
of the afternoon. This Is due to the
fact that the B. and o. has moved Its
schedule back two hours. When this
change becomes effective on the B.
and o. trains on that road will make
the run only as far as Delington, trans
ferring freight, passengers, mail, etc,
to the Western Maryland train On
the face of it, this action on the part
Of the B. and 0. seems like spite work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
MANY saw
MAN glanced D.
WOMAN ACCUSED or MJIi DERlNc
BABE COLLAPSED Az sieHT
OF EXECUTION.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov 90 honas
Stout, negro. was executed this morn
ing for the murder Of sim Lee seyerai
months ago While stout Ras being
executed pltiful scene was being en-
acted in the jail. Mrs Eta Grihlth,
young white woman under Indiel.
ment for numbering shef Iitieen-
months-old- babe, collaspea ne aIsai.
ing the attendance Of physieian Her
cell overlooked the jan yard: She be-
came a physical wreck from obsefF-
ing the erection of the scaneld andil
Is believed the shock Incident she
hanging today VIII prove fata 10
days hanging was the tist on record
in this county where a negro was
hanged for killing another neg a
lareg crowd, including Taany omen,
witnessed the execution.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
SUIT AGAINST
WYER & MASON
IMPORTANT ACTION BROUGHT
AGAINST LOCAL REAL Es-
TATE. FIRM BY UNION.
TOWN MAN.

Thomas Il. Mover. az ITniontowrl,
bo. llnst,trted 2 spit ..oinst I, 4,
Wva,. Wv and 4. n, Mason doing business
a;nla,. t,a Ann no,,e ~ yTyer Z M.
son Tba action q trasnaas IN. tbe
cssa n at4acbment The case arises
o,,t - ~ a1,egei. c,,,,,,act which Mov.
ar w cIa,ns was eyec,,tad nm tbe tirst
a. -, 'Noyomler 1ao5 Mover has
slsd bts af,iflavit. The afiant claims
tbat /, tha contract he was to receive
40 no 10 y sor ssyylces ,,e,.torroed a. me
Arm, Il .wver d Mason
4, n. /.
Atoyef se.s Iolga n sne aiilaaas sns, I,
ne was g yen. lp9,1nss y, seli
parcel otsga. .ns y 4,,,NSi .H, g ~
t,son !, ana Mes1ei eoun'ies' ne Aeps
'ne oeienuan's IN toucn WV pros,
pectiye eoa, aes'srs ana !nss .ls eoal
was soiu snlous9 tne ulte'. sseuVy
/ tnaaa a = INA NRNN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
NICE MUSIC
AND PRETTY GODS MAKE dt.osE
RUBBER sTAMPiwoRks oR-
ENINe A GREAT sue
CESS.

The Globe Rubber Stamp works
which has recently moved its quarters
a the Watson Hotel block, is holding
Its formal opening this afternoon and
will continue open through the even
ng. This firm has, until its removal,
;een hampered by lack Of rooms for
is steadily growing trade, but. it is
.ow comfortably housed. The regu'
ar stock has been increased and in
addition to this an elegant line Of
'hristmas goods is arriving every day.
This afternoon piano music is being
rendered by Miss Florence Clayton
md tonight in addition to piano mu'
sic the Citizens band will render a
l;mber Of selections. Mr S,m Ride
lour. who is a member of the f'rm,
$ also member of the band. The
piano which is being used this after
ioon will probably be kept in the
store. which will add mich to its at
fractions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
B. EMPLOYEES
May GET RAISE
OF DIRECTORS Next
MONTH WILL CONSIDER THIS s
IMPORTANT QUESTION:.

Z: WHEELING, Nov. 2S.-At a meet
ing OF the newly.elected board Of di-
rectors Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, to be held in Bal
timore early next month, the question
Of advancing the wages of the EN-
ployes will be considered Numerous
reports are being circulated regarding
the action to be taken by the train
men employed on that road in con
nectioR with the demands made some
weeks ago for higher wages. 1t was
learned yesterday that no action will
be taken by the trainmeR until 1t is de.
termlned what advance, If any, will
be made by the directors.
1t is generally believed favorable
action on the wage question will re
suit. In 1903 there was a general re
adjustment Of salartes py the com:
pany, some employees getting III
creases Of 10 per centFand some as
much as 25 per cent. while the sal
aries Of Others remained unchanged
Since then there has been no general
increase, but President Oscar G. Muir
ray has lnaugurated a promotion sys
TEN, and now every time there is q
vacancy 1t is filed by q man in the
service instead OF bringing in an out
slider.
The Baltimore and Ohio employees
on its entire system about $1,000 men
OF this number about s5 per cent. gel
less thar, $500 month, and Il is esti
mated that if.the rule adopt ed by the
Pennsylvania and other large com,
panies Is followed 1t will cost the
company about 900 900 per Eear ". 4 Y
increase the wages:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
JUDGE DAYTON
STANDS PAT
REFUSES TO COMPROMISE WITH
c. o. D. LIQUOR MEN EXCEPT
ON PROHIBITION CON-
cEssloN.

CHARLESTON. Nov 2S.-Great
interest has been manifested in the
action Of Judge Dayton would take in
a. o. D. liquor cases, following dect-
sion in such cases by Judge Cor. At
a private session of the court held Ia
Judge Dayton's rooms at the custom
house. the attorneys for crigler and
crigler, Of Covington. asked that the
indictments, charging illicit liquor
selling be noiled. Judge Dayton
would not consent except upon the
condition that they promise never to
again to ship c. o. D. packages to
any point in this State The defend
ants were also made to pay the penal-
ties imposed by the internal revenue
department and the costs Of the prose-
cution.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
HONORABLE
JOHN c. WOOLLEY
AT THE OPERA HOUSE, SUNDAY
AFTERNOON, NOV. 25TH, AT
THREE O'CLOCK.

Hon. John G. Woolley, who was the
Prohibition candidate for president in
the campaign of 1900, will speak at tho
Opera House al, Fairmont, Sunday aft
.ernoon, November 25th, at three
O'Clock. Competent judges declare
that Mr., Woolley is the most eloquent
Temperance orator living, and is one
of the most unique characters on the
American platform, standing in a
class by himself HIS speeches are
masterpieces II classic English, and
he werd paintings are maEyels of
eanty.
Mr. Woolley's reputation asa tenn
perance speaker Is worldwide and
within a few months he has complet
,edsa tour. Of sA8strnlia and Eews2seas
land, speaking 10 audiences that5pack
ed the largest halls and churches IN
these Iands..~At,the earnest. invitation
of the leading clergymen, Judges.
statesmen, and men and women high
in church, political and social life,
Mr.. woolley visited New Zealand
-twices and captured audiences every
where in the interest Of the temper
anc and prohibition movement that is
now stirring New Zealand from center
to circumference.
A rare opportunity is afforded the
people of Fairmont and vicinity,
whether they be believers in the pro-
hibltion issue or not. to hear this ex'
traordinary man who has such won
derful gift Of speech. No admission
will be charged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
FARMER MADE
Rich BY OIL
WORKED MANY YEARS TO cLEAR
HOME OF DEBT SUDDENLY
BECOMES RICH.

NEW MARTINsvILLE, W. Va.
Nov. 2s-George Brennan. who has
been working many years to cleal
the debt on his farm, has been made q
rich man over night. An immense oil
pool has been found on his property
near Congo, and when the first vel
Yves struck it flowed 800 barrels day
The production has narrowed down
to so barrels day and tits to be put
under the pump within a fortnight
It is believed that under these condl
tions the well will produce about 15t
barrels a day.
OIL operators from the Ohio oil fiel Il
and those from the West Virginia ami
Western PENNSYLVANIA districts arr
flocking TO this place to obtain on I'D
joining property. The greatest Of ex
citement prevails.
Teams are scarce and fancy prices
are offered for speedy delivery of drill
ing machinery TO the newterritory. Fol
one corner of the Brennan farm the
owner has been given $4,000 cash fol
a lease and the adjoining farms art
commanding high prices Tor their own
ers. The new well is opposite Eigh
teenth street, weilsviile, Ohio, aud I
ferry has been established across tbt
Ohio river at this point to accommo
date the new comers,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
L,I6ub6ldlt P8dfy and GfBN
R6d6h6d SIdl8U. N. S. TO.d0g
on Hf6tl6 SJ6dIn6f ROOS8V6lt

SIDNEY, N. S. Nov. 20 cammand-
er Robert 3. teary and his crew Of
Arctic explorers arrived here on the
Roosevelt today and were given a re
ception by native residents and few
friends who had come from the United
States to greet them. 'rhe first to
Welcome Peary was his wife. who has
been here for nearly two weeks wait
ing for the ship to appear.
The damaged condition Of the Roose.
welt made the voyage from st, Georges $
Bay. New Fonndland, slow. Several
Of the men are not in the best Of
health, but the crew and all are hap
Dy and proud in their achievement Of
having made anew record for explora-
ton to the north. Commodore Peary
expects to start home as soon as pos
s!ble.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
FAKE. REPORT
WAS PUBLISHED TO THE EFFECT
THAT w. U. BALLARD WOULD
VOTE AGAINST SENATOR
ELKlNs.

CHARLESTON, Nov. Ex-senator
W. U. Ballard, Of Monroe county, has
written 10 friends here that he will
vote for Senator Elkins to succeed
himself In the United sttaes Senate
first, last and all the time. The let
ter was written because Democratic
newspaper had included Senator Bal
iard's name in list Of Republican
Legislators likely to vote against sena'
tor Elkins.
After hearing the decision of the
Supreme court in the Caldwell-Bliz
zard case, the seamon investigation
committee held a meeting and after
preparing report. adjourned sine die,
A resolution was adopted that the
report be submitted to the governor
The appointment of Judge David F
Mathews, formerly Of the criminal
court of Cabell county, to be assistant
to Attorney General Way was an
noanced to-day.
Judge Mathews has served on the
criminal bench of cabell county near
ly six years. his term expiring Janu
arg first,
Since appointment Of Judge Ritz. to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Judge Chambers in the Eighth judi
oial District the assistant attorney
genaraIship vacancy has existed.
A charter was granted today to the
winona Coal and Coke Company, Of
Grafton, capital $4,000: incorporators
&c, B. Sperry, F. h, Haymaker. D. D
Britt, S. G. Denham and Margaret
starkley, all OF clarksburr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
'HELL--WHY !?
.NH.AT?.H.O.W LONG
WILL be THE SUBJECT OF EVAN.
eELlsT sHEARER's DIS
COURSE THIS EVENING.

The interest in last nights service
at the Central Christian church was
manifest by the intense attention Civ,
en- Rev. sheareras he spoke on Gods
Power Shown Through Simple Instrp-
mentalities." The results not only
iin good that has been done in general
but IN the many most excellent men
and women who haze taken their
stand for Christ Is exceedingly graft
Tying.
Rev Shearer took for his text,T Cor.
90 "That your faith should not stand
| in the wisdom Of men but in the. pow
Ter of Cod and said in part: had
wondered why Paul ever made such o
statement, bat when / read in the pre-
ceding verse that he says, "My speech
and my preaching was not with en-
tlcing words Of mans wisdom. but in
demonstration Of the spirit and of
power" here Paul recognizes the au-
thotity and saving power of Jesus.
He also showed by many Old Testa-
ment examples that there were posi-
tive commands of God where men
must absolutely obey to receive the
blessing promised by God. His word
was given for test of mans faith
and loyalty to the truth.
He showed how the people were
healed by obeylng the man Of God
(Moses) who raised mp serpent of
brass in the wilderness and how Naa-
man the leper was healed because he
obeyed fully the command Of God to
dip himself seven times in the river
Jordan. Paul says mans faith must
stand in the power of God" There.
fore, where God commands men must
obey. 1t was serious thing to treat
lightly a command of God and so it is
today.
In the New Testament we find but
one positive command linked to the
name Of the Father the Son and the
Holy Spirit and that IS baptism. To
know how 1t is done you may read
Ino. 1928; Matt, S;16; Acts S;sG,SS:
Rom. 6:1, 5: Jno 3:5; Heb. 1929;
Col. 2:12 and If you wish to know
Why. read Eph 5;2G; Matt 2S:19;
Rom. 6:S; and Gal. s:27; Acts 9:3S;
Peter 1921; Acts 22:tG; Acts 1O:4S:
Mark 1916. The word is used one
hundred and twenty times in the New
Testament in the sense Of immersion.
Read it for yourself.
Rev. shearer will preach tonight on
Hell, why2 what2 How long?"
There will be no Saturday night ser
vice. His subject for Sunday morning
will be "The Face of Jesus" and in the
evening "The objectionable Sin"
There were several accessions last
, night. There are number to be bap-
tiled tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
NESBITT WILL ACCEPT APPOINTMENT
AS SUCCESSOR OF JUDGE MELVIN

Governor Dawson, and it is expected
that the commission will be here to-
day, This important document was
signed yesterday by the governor and
at once forwarded to Judge Nesbitt.
During the evening Judge Nesbltt
was the recipient Of many congratn-
latory expressions from friends, both
of the legal fraternity and Of the
laity. The popularity of the appoint
ment is unquestloned, and nobody
doubts the prominent fitness of
Frank W.. NesbItt for the position.
While Judge Nesbltt has made no
statement for publication, II is known
that he will accept the appointment.
Mr., Neshltt, by the way, Is the drst
native of Ohio county to ascend the
Circuit bench In this district.
Governor Dawson, in making the
appointment, said that he considered
Mr.. Nesbitt highly qualified for the
Office. He added that he had given
all of the names suggested to him the
fullest consideration and had reached
the conclusion that Mr.. NesbiH's APP
pointment would appeal to bar and
people as a suitable one in every par
ticuinr, He added that he had the
greatest respect for Mr.. Erskine and
freely acknowledged his large ability
and high character.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
JUDGE MASON
most RECEIVE
TH PETITION
Decision il
King aid Case
Celebrated Case Asaln cemes Before
Local Jurlst on Penh Before
Rejected
SUPREME colj sASbs
poWAlNTEREsFl TING pEclsloN
ON WELL Known CASE
No Direction on PolnsSst Compelling
Judge Mason to Allow Re-
dsmpsloR.

il !
CHARLESTON Nov Once
more the celebrated King land cnse.
involving some sg7,Oo0 acre 81 Iand
in Mcdowell and adiaceht eoanties r.
to the fore. the supreme cotitt hand
ing down a decision "a ilie case Of
Henry G. King vs.. John W Mason
judge.
Judge Mason refused 70 receive 2
petition the purpose Of Nhich was so
allow King to redeem tliis land Or
part Of It. Application was meae
to the supreme court tor man-
damus requiring TIE Judge 70 feeelye
the petition.
Judge Sanders did moi sit Ia this
case. he having presided D. trial
while a circuit judge II which fha
lands were Ia dispute rhe court
allows the mandamus tc the extent
of compelling Judge Mason to re-
celve the petition and hi upon u,
but did not 80 SO far as 20 direct
Judge Mason to ALLOW tie redemp-
ton.
The court was nhanimou up 10
this point and Judges Hgannon and
PoRenbsFgeF Moald 80 testher and.
grant the nandamps perm ting Of
redemption. The court betag even
ly divided this point Is % NY.
King.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
As Regarded AS
\ sGoodAppointment

WHEELING, Nov. 23.-Hon, Fanh
W. Nesbitt, one Of the younger and
really able members of the Ohio colln
bar, succeeds the late Thayer Mel
yinas Circuit judge in the First jndi'
cial district. comprising the counties
of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and Mar
saall
The appointment was made late
thursday afternoon, and soon the
news became generally known over
athsc city, and little else was talked Of
among attorneys and at the city and
county buildings While there was
course. some disappointment among
tbe friends OF Mr.. William ErskIne,
Who had received Endorsement at the
Hands Of the bar the general opinion
among the legal fraternity was that
tAs appointment was a most excellent
5Re, and that Mr. Nesbitts Is eminently
fitted for the duties OF the high 1ull
1ial ofice for which he has been Sc
srted from among the numerous mem
|ay Of the bar.of a district which
Roasted OF some Of the ablest lawyers
ths State.
He WIZ Accept
s ssbitt received the bsgsi n
f ppofntme ln q me re non
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
MANEEY HOTEL
MAKES sEyERAL.cE eEs wac
WILL GREATLY sINcREAsE
lTs FACILITIES

The office formerly occuple hy r.
L. Cunningham together Win tie slor
age room 10 the rear Is being iItked up
and will be used for q barfoon n con.
nectlon with the Manley Hotel Tlle
partition between the stdraee 5ooie
aud the Office was torn ont this morn
ing. The upper stories VIM Be con
verted into guest chambers ior pa
irons Of the hotel, The; annex Q aid
thirty.fye rooms to eBhotel nalsins
in all eIghtyaye rooms
The basement Of the hotel now used
as the baroom win be occupied 81 Es
nest Sherwood where he YEill run a
barber shop.
The Consolidated TelepAone Com
pany will take the upper story 81 ihe
Nanley bailains and the second story
win be rented for ofiiees
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
SENATOR LlNS
REPRESETSSEV
Al BANQUET
Speech On
a Great o Occasion
ssdsr Of Two World Powers
spssk On Same Platform with
West Virginia Senator
ANNUAL BANQUET
or THE NEW YORK
cHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
hs senate Of the United States In
sIatton to Good Government"
Was Subject Of Senator'S
.5 Address.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Ambas'
5ssaors Of two world powers to the Unt,
tsd States, spoke at the annual ban
0iet of the New York Chamber Of
CbmEnefce at the Waldorf Astoria last
night They were Baron Speck Won
sternberg, Of Germany, and Sir Henry
IS6rtlmer Durand representing the
Hritish government The former plen'
petentiary's theme, 1.-THE Commercial
Relstions Between the German EN-.
pife and the United States should be
Reciprocal had been looked forward
as being peculiarly apt at this time
when German American Tariff ques-
tlons are under consideration.
The .toptc5of the latter Ambassadors
remarks diplomacy and Commerce
WAS anticibatedwith interest because
sot his Intention soon 10 leave WASH
Agton and t5}fetlfe from public life,
1latter years in his country's service.
Yet another speech Of the evening Of
t6ts was that Of Senator Elklns. ri
Virginia, who spoke to ita i
Z TRe Senate Of the United States il
fslations to good government
Senator Elkins took pains to refute
charges which have been made recent:
against the higher branch Of con-
sesss
~ ~ !. y. 81,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
WIN Wa Thanksalvinn az.

The marriage of Miss B,lna Susan
Rtftee to Mr. James Blaine Smith will
be solemnlzed on Wednesday evening,
November 2S. 1900. at the residence
Of the bride to be's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James l., Rife. in shlnnston. In.
vItations to the Wedding were issued
this week and owing to the wide pop,
ularity of the young people the event
will be largely attended. Miss RItfeo
formerly attended the State Normal
school in this city,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
suffered 4 Relapse.

Attorney Tusca Morris, who has
heen III Of typhoid fever and who
was thought to be recovering rapidly,
suffered q relapse on Wednesday and
for a time was in a serious condition;
He is much better to-day however
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
mot GUILTY
IS THE PLEA ENTERED BY 'FRIs.
co MAYOR AS TO GRAFT
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Mayor Ea-
gene f. schmltz, OF san Francisco,
was a passenger aboard the liner Pa
tricia which arrived to-day. He de-
clares there is not word of truth III
the charges against him, not a bit OF
evidence against him and that II Is
his intention to hurry right to Frisco,
face accusers and clear his name.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
aJollIHe,.v soc "a. s.ls ro.lmlorro,,Wl: J, /

ssXerk state Folks with the orgl.
nal eastsSaiI be seen here Tor the last
fine next satpraa y,as Nsanapsr kfIuht
Viill take tl,e entire company and pro
dlcsIor v England fsr D. lndsilIlte
perIoa n ne closs d llIis a.ason.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
only TWO
lcolIEeE SPORTS ARE ALSO
LuTELY AND HONEST SAYS
president ELIOT OF
HARVARD.

BOSTON. Nox 2SS.-with foot bal
at Harvard on probation, the un1el
graduates are pondering some signiti
cent remarks dropped by President
Eliot last night at the Harvard crew
dinner. Rowing" said the president
iis a sport which is absolutely clean
ANA honest, and there is only one 9th
XII sport in college of which that chr
Sbe said, and that is tennis"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-23
pIaeInu GUARD Rails.

Guard rails are being placed on the
inside Of the stone steps in front of
the Masonic Temple. c. A. BOnhan,
is doing the work.