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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28
Leper Recovering
AUTHORITY FROM PIcEEAs
STATES THAT RA5H:D READS
BIBLE AND PRAYs CON-
TINUALEf.

CI.ARKSBURG, Aug .s-.News
reaches here from Plckens that George
Flashid, the 1eper. Is on the road to
recovery. Recentiyta New York Chris.
tIaa Faith curest asked permission 10
administer a remedy, which he clam:
ed would be good. The tepef has con.
sented. Rashid was advised to read
certain chapters Of the l3ILle. believe
that the would be cured and asked fur
Divine assistance in the matter This
PosdiJ claims he has doEc a well
known engineer onithe Wesr Virginia
and Plttsburg road has visited min
several times sinceEa neSan the new
treatment and he says that the cure ls
actually bringing results and he be-
lieves that in the course of a few
weeks that The patient will be fully
restored to health. Rashid also tod
the engineer that he had every rtlson
to believe that his health Will in a
short time be restored. lie Is a firm
believer in the treatment and Is often
seen by visitors kRsellrs in prayer
and reading the Bible
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28
DIR. HUGH CARR
Has Arrived and win Begin Practice
OF Medicine Here.

of Medicine Here.
DR.. Hugh Carr arrived here last ev-
enlug from New York and will begin
the practice Of his profession at once.
He viii be associated with Dr. E. w.
Howard, OF this city, and they will
have their Offices in the Carr building
on Main street. The Offices are being
fitted for. use as soon as possible. DR..
Carr has been in Bellevue Hospital,
N. Y, for the past year and made a
flatterlng record while there,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28
HAD THE MONEY.
Crowd Before the Acting Mayor un
usually Well Supplied with Cash

uouahT
To-Day.
r A. @. Dennison. charged with being
tdisorderly andgwith carrying a weap-
OH, was fined by the acting mayor this
morning $500 and costs. the total be-
Ing $1,000.
Peter Simons, Of Montana, paid S6
for being drunk,
John Charlick Il, for carrying CON
cealad weapon paid $40.
zoe Christal for being drunk paid
ODD eewlis. ltse and pants eelaes
"a at 'Iiie BON iTcli.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28
JACK THE RIPPER"
MURDER TOOK PLACE

effects found were three insurance
policies, one Of which was for two hum
tlrea and seventy.tive dollars, payable
to Moore. Traces of blood were found
on Moors's' hands.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28
Going to MI. lake Park.

Miss Bertha Lloyd and guest. Miss
Florence Rosenbauer, of New Brgh-
ton. Pa. Miss Myrtle Knots, Mr.Al
bert Kern and sister, Miss Maud Kern,
the latter of Pttsburg, will go tosMt
Lake Park in the morning to attend
the q. A. r. celebration. =
See the Beautiful lire Of Rosarys In
in moon stone, jasper, Jet, an1ythest,
topaz. etc. A. 3. Scott e. Co.. JeweI-
ers; Main street, opposite Court House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

a few Of those pretty white rhlii
waist suits hf at " price. II me
son Ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

You shoula see the pretty white silk
and lawn Waists we are closing out ct
prlee The Bon Ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

Don forget the big picnic Labor
nav at Iraotion Park. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

B IA lot OF eoloreda and white shit
waist 7epcss 2se needs{ ot.lS 1heFya
She Bon ron.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

want eyerybody 70 come anH
spend Labor Day With As at the Park
This means you. y
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

Wetu Yort: .@soreta" bon 8rief;
.@srmania" bon NeapeI; Isl.
laurent bon Sapre; Oceanic"
mad 9ibsrpool, iber Queenstown;
.Waoonna" mad Warieiaes uno
Rsapel; .Rooream" nod &oiter'
BAN, iiber Boulosne.
Bottom: y@ambrian" bon 2onbon.
Bremen: v2aiIer @ilbslm Der 8rObe"
bon 0etu Dorf, iber pIpmout5
unb @bsrbourg.
6abre: vpomarian". bon 2onbon. nod
WontreaI.
2onocn: .Warquette", bon pbilaosl'
p9ia, nod Nntwerpen.
2tberpool: wOronion" bon Nstp Dr.
leans; .6rieslanb" naa ptifa.
belpbia; Baltic" nod Nem 0ort.
Queenstown: .gasmania", bon Z ,ers
pool, nod Rem Oort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Die g a n q m q & a n a Is a e.

Wafbtngton, %. Mai. Ran
bari ssfpannt fem. oh Der Banana.
aanal nun bic bur9 bic geenoigung
Der 5ra9ttarif.E Debate gef4afene 2Hde
ausfhQen tpirb. DDS 2omite bot fi9
bstanntli9 gu gunffen zines Weeresnt-
peau.R anals entidisben unb benz Ses
nat 10 beri9tet, absr Der prdfoent. bas
6aus. Gomite unb Der Spre9er, fotuie
aud benz 0ernebmen nod cine Waioris
tGt oss Ssnats bsbOrsusen einene dleu.
len. 2anal. Dos grobsbsn bon Sun
Jranciseo it ni&t tpenia fur ben Be-
f9luB bss Ssnats. 6omitss maBeebenb
gstuslen. ba man f9 ia9te. baB Elm
grobsbsn i'm aanalsebist, ueldss in
Der grbbebens3 Gone bele9en III, Die
Saleuisn aerfbren unb ben san3sn
Ranalbau 3uni4te MAIDEN mfbte, wdb.
renb bic S4dben, ipel1e Elm Meeress
nibeaus2anal erleiosn piiroe, NIT lei9=
terer Mtbe utb bel gerin9eren Soften
ausgebeHert weroen t6nnten.
gienbab u MALI.
@barIestptpr, .. 3D., %.
Wai. Sci Der gntsleiiung zines @f'
tersuges, Der bsute Na9mittas 20
WeiIen tpsflid bon bier erfolste, perlor
Der Seiser elmer Games bas 2ebsn,
udbrenb Der 2otomotib. 6hbrer 8. 8.
gidle Isbsns9efdbrlia berlsBt uurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

eped, gnsI.-oeudbt9, 8 BID 10 Rtme
tn Dur&f@mtt. l4}e; u BIZ II $fsh tm
Hsr&i&nt4. 12}s.
Celebrities Ntxbfets4 - 6&sxfsR, req.
eetss l2}e; 1ubsnisttea 1os; Ssxsxi. la
0a06eI 13he.
e4uab - To IterceB33-1 dual. 1ese; q.
0naIttdt 94e: 8. naaIitdt SfS
0&MItern-0xsi. gureb, 10 BIB 20 Biush
tn Dur4f&nst, &c; Is $fuxs Dsr9f9nttt,
9e. 10 tts 1a 4frutb 92e.
eepodeItes e@ustReHstia - h1o@exIojss
Sancp Big Ss0. so: 4Iares Heax Vic. 90; Sam
lg $500; Short GIem $3.50; Harpi
Sic. 90.
Marfe 0erdi9erts fratutrA Sc.
Graxttarter 73c; Bologna h Sdrrses 7}s. to
Kr& 6Ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

Sell @ttp. %. Mai. Der
10 Sabre alte Clarence Wareiaiant,
beRsn ~berforbensr Batter elm angelebe.
rter GARNER bet 2eopoIo mar. srlitt an,
eamfas Ra&mittas einsn f&rsdli&en
Cob. st fnbr giienbabnf8melen bon
Derbp nod EEL gitp urib muBte uritsr.
tpegs einem quer iiber bic Strabe &c.
faIlenen Baunt austpei&en. 9abel
brn& bic bic 2abune buItenbe etanss
unb bic falenDsn e9menen erbrfdten
ben tineladli&en iunsen Wnnr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

gaaar Gursb e@txtex - gsas 0uaI3dt:
1910 pfanb 1871: IL Btnsh l82e: l0-ll
Nfunb 1874: Srpette 0ualttM ! &0-l6 ttui
i2te; 10 pfunb l2ie ; u 3fsxh l2is ; 1C
pfunb 23e.
GaIfornsi@e e4txssn-6 Bis 8 9funb a3:;
9 bis ID Qf,ab o..
eped-4Iare eettea. 90 ~ % Ffssb In
Tss4i9nitt. lie; &Iars estes, 70 ~ 81
PunS. lie: &iars Nsuis1. 8 u 80 phsRh,
l03s; IS bic - ffb.. lie; Il - 10 PfHsb.
l2e; aIare Sidsx, ., ~ 60 phnb. l1fs,
Hii6ea IL b1 IL pfsxb Ills; Ams Na6sa
I'D Q DffnA, ne
SrabfRd,e pe6-&IGrr oRegtfB Sxrtb Iva,
esspdbIter SueGr Gussb l7ls 81 pimsb h
Our@f4mttt I6e lis Q pgub ID Tun4
t4Rttt 1916; 10 ID - Pfmtb IN OEQiqHtt
I as: 5 Pfaab IN Dur4s4ntt. I4mals liz,
aPfsnh tm Dur4f4attt, if4uaIL ION.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

@emdbIter Tiutofbb s1.s,-1.so.
Srbtndrer Bis gutter TtHotbp $l.50-l.7o,
Nptber 2Ieeiamen So $3.50.
gngltfGer 4Ieefauaen $3.50
NIfpte &Ieeianaer, $s.00-8.b5
HIfaIfa 8Ieeiamen $S.00-lo.0 90.
WetBer R~leeianten $500.
Tamep 9entuGp gIaasros s1.b0-l.7b.
BIaasras In gbaf 7be.
gnsIt&es gImssras $3.50.
Dr&arb @ras $l.70-1.66.
Reb ToY- IN gbaff 75e-$1.2e.
Rafer 9osn He-$l.0.
Hmber 8u8errobr Samet $l.O0-l.25.
Detber Saferiarne. 40c
5ribiabrs @erfe $1.21.
Detbes unb seIbes Rom $1.oc-LA.
geb Sob GnfIase $1.105.25.
Som 4eas $l.76.
Niuet $1.20 Bis $1.85.
Sribiabrs'Nesen $1.40.
eetswiebeI. rueibe. seIbe uuo rotbe $3.50
pee DtfheI.
Gas $ 3artofeI, 8e.be Sereb, berunuba,
geIbe ytaniemonb unb iib.i@e Queen $40 pes
6ab; rctbe Naniemonb 2.7b; EraFHaxf6s
B.E0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

srH4es NtsbFei&-NefIt3t 6ttsrs - 81
8kc; tiefse Stsess 72-7asi t:sfias Rtabe'
$50 Bis 600 Ef,xh T: bsstQe Sa9s 4W
Bis $50 Pfunb 5le xabe $50 bx 60 $fua
&C.; stier gorceYisrtsI 6ss 0tiG etxteS'
usertsI ioie, KixS otxtersssztd 81, Naxt
BorberuierteI &c. 2sb EorhsrsierisI ~, -!
cnterpierteI 7e.
SriiGes NaIbFei&-&Hnu lss. ctHtse'
ps.rteI l5e, BorberrssrteI &c.
SrH&ss S4affesl& 2drssses ker $tnkt
12c ; e@ofe SIC; 64exlsI l6e; Nod3 hn3,
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
pau 8.

Sas 9aus bef4dftiste f9 In fsinsr
beuttgen Sibung nit Der @siebesbor-
iage betrsHeno @eguIirung bes Siplo-
maten. uno 2pniularbienRes; Dor
alem tpurbe bie Jrase Der @ebdlter
Der berI&iebener 0ertretsr Snfel Sams
TN Iuslanoe grtnbIi9 er6rtert, tuObei
Deralei6e nit ben bon anberen &esie-
rraget be;ablten SaI1ren angefsQi
wuroen. Die Sebaiten finb nod ni9i
gsi9lofsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Wteber Elm GeboIus
tt6n9en.

Wafhington, 90. Wai. Die
Wa9ri9t bon benz Nusbru9e elmer
fleinen Rebolution In Santo Domingo
tuurbe beute bon einem bortfelbf TIA.
tionirten Warins. Offaier bierber ssta-
belt. Sana9 babsn Rebslsn 8eRb ere
griffen bot, Der Stabt Waeorts uno bic
Gsfangsnen bsfreit. Amsritaniids Sns
tsrsHsn Fnb ni9t bebrobt.
g &tpere 8ef9uIbiauri 9.
Soms@tbsr, s. s., %. Mai.
Or. Grant 8rouper, Elm praftii4er
Mr3t, uuroe beute unter Der Mnflage
berbaftet, feline 6.au pergiftet gu ba'
ben, tpsl4e I'm September lsBten Sab
res nod LANCER Rrant6eit ae%fforben III.
Sn benz 8ootenf&stne bate ieiner3eit
elm sewiHer Or. 8. s. Sate, Der baIb
barauf aus Der Stabt berf4wano.
8risbfids Nisrsntrantbsit als &obss.
urfa9e angsgebsn. Der 2ei9nam
tuuros in3wii4en ausssgrabsn unb cine
nnterfu9uns bes Wasens fabrte epu
rem BON @ift su Gage.
1eIpn9t.
columbus 8, Mif.. %. Nai.-
@sorge Dounssr, elm Nsser, Der Iebten
sonntas ben beRbefannten Burger
Rsetor eri&oHsn bat, puroe bsute aus
benz gsfdnsniKe eebOlt unb gelpn&t.
9 ebarrIt9er Sefb m b.
Ranoibat.
Rem Yorf, %. Mat. Der 90.
li3if 6enrp Worton, gsgett ben sine
Nntlage uesen Weineioes erboben NOR.
ben III, ma&te bsute I'm Sienf5immer
oes pOli3ei-3 ommifdrs in unmitteIba.
rer Mufeinanbsrfolge bret Selbfmorb'
berfu&e. grf uo0te er fb erf9ieben,
bod tpurbe ibm Der &ebolper. ben er
f9on an Der S9Idfe bate, tn lebter
Seeunbe entriHen. Damn bib er. aIs
man ibm WaRer 3u trinten Sab. Elm
STUD bon benz Srinfglaie ab, tonnte
Is iebo& ni9t f9nsa genug bsr74luden,
unb i@liebIi@ beriu&te CT, f@ bermits
tells feines 8af9snmeRers ms before
Senieits 3u bsfOroern. Aud bierbsi
ptui&ts ibm Semanb i'm lsbten aueen-
bid in's 6anowerf.
Sn Der 3wif&sn3eit battle f9 feline
unf@ulb an benz ibm sur 2aif selesten
Wsrbrs9sn beraussefsIt, tpobur9 er
ausenf&etnlt& bon ieiner eelbfmOro-
Wanie furirt tuurbe.
grotif&er Deu4.
@afttngton, %. Rai. =
Bring Wabaraiab yaitpar bon ga.
roba. @uiaretb. Snbien. uro oeHsn
Bruber wuroen beute Na&mtttag TN
Weiben 6aufe bon prdRbent @ooie.
belt empfansen. Der @mpfans NOR
Elm i%nformeller.
ben @runb gebobrt |.
Setrpft, %. Wai. Der flufat.
tpdrts fabrenbe Dampfer .Jobn DUN.
can, purbe beute Mbenb bet Der Mtn'
Dung bes Detroit 6IuRes bon BEN
0ampfer .WieeonRn@ angerannt. Su
Fnienbem 3ufanoe purbe Der .Sobu
9uncouS nod benz ufer buQfrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
So. gonsreB.
g q /.

Wafbin 9 o n, %. Wai. 2url
ehs er f9 bsrtngts tabm Der Senai
beute bic iosenannte ginpanbsrunss-
Bill on, ueIae meter Ni9ts if als cine
&si1e bon 3uidBen 80 benz ~befebsnbsn
ginmanberunessefsb. sic be3tpedi
cine 8eriddrfung Der WabrsseIri stuets
6~srnbaltens miblisbigsr gi%npanberunq
uno srb6bt bic 2opfftsuer bon So. 90
auf IS. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Q DaAeHsR SGT.

Nef&forn - BertasfspreHs: fe RAJ ea
nuaIttdt. $500.
3afer-sef&dIt 35-57e; tn ben Kssrsn
80 00-Si1.00 PEE Tsnme. Reaer 90 -b7s
Eiqet - Eertaufspreiie: ~. 0-se.0a
MISUNDERSTANDING: sl3 Co-l6.to.
~Strob-preHe. ie mad BEN 0aah. IN "a
len, S4.00-SS.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
8afe=Bag.

Die seFrigsn Spiele rsiultirtsn ME
fol9t:
u Aociation n.
Snbianapolis, %. Wai.
S.noianapolis 00002050*-
2ouispiae ...000010000- /
gaiterien - Giiber unb 6rlmes;
elliott uno Sbap.
st. pauf, %. Wai.
81. Saul. 30 011l100*-
2anias @itp 20 00020000- 2
Batterien - Buchanan unb Drill;
6ranb unb Suliban.
Columbus. %. Mai.
Columbus. 49, o. 1
Soleoo 30 00000000- 0
Batterien - Bell unb Rpan; @am.
nib unb 2ano.
Winneapolis, q. Wai.
MinneapoIis 0 o. l
WiIpautee 20 OOOO00011- 2
Batterien = @abuanaber unb Sban.
non; gurtib uno &otb.
ational- 9 a..
pittsbura. %. Wat.
pittsburg -. 000O0050*- 5
Bottom ......O 0009OO00- 0
Batterien = Qeifelo unb pbeIps;
9inosrman unb Neebbam.
ct. 2ouis, %. Wai.
81. 2uuis ....0 0O2100O*- 8
philadelphia. .000000000- 0
Batterien = Saplor unb @rnbp;
We@lostep, Dus9lebp unb DOOM.
Cincinnati, %. Wai.
Cincinnati - o. l
Brootlpu .....0 00100030- 4
Batterien - Grafer uno S&lei;
paforius un6 @itter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

S~nbiaaapslis RaHeesPxfe
Oep0bnI. bts gutter lo-12e; Ssirta tsR 90
pd5lter 14-18e ; Sanep 82}-8sc. acIhsz
Deaow 10 bts 22e, Saua 2s-82e.
Sn Badetsn:
Kstoia $14.76. 2ton $1t.75, Ssriss STATS
garacas s1l. rs. Digmortb'Y sls. 30, Hsis
Sara Sleno $500, GIinlss Saba gIenb
$14'76, Duriea $li.76.
Suder-Donatnoes TAG; eta6su6ss 3 80
puIoeriFrter 5.52e; XIII pulpsrtFxtu b.S7s,
ieiner sranultrter 6.02e: gubes sac; Gss.
f~ect;ones' u 6.07G Hsbseuooo Y 4.s2s; 4;Ds
xs Z 4.7ae; empire x4.s7e: SSsaI Grt.s
0olbex 8 4.57e; Ktnofer ertra 8 4.67si
&tssepoob 6 i.43e; oeIbes 9 5.l2:; IL gel,
tsr 4.07.
efRs-Has 90 er. SsH). Sas. g. 10 per
ganone.
0etrodnete Tra&ts-aepfeI, es oct sorY,
setro6net. &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e ts 71<s;
Gstrom l8e BIB 14e; Rofnex. 9 GrOrx, pet
Pfanb. u. s grorpr 7}e. 1 Grons 7is fac,
n~aemfreie sstis &c. California Raiseaiel 7ks;
etltana 73e, trpovttrte euItaRa lie bts lts
California Gpritofen Sc bs lie.
RidIes-24O0 tm 6ab 80; laoo tn 81
%: 1900 TN SaIbfat $500; zoo "a ia.
1850.
Stdrte-YearI. 8fc, Gbansptps 6Ist. 1 Nh
8 pfunb Pa6ete 3. 4orx. ! Rts. Rsfsss,
4H-6}e.
GanSp-7c; etansen sendfGt 7e; Sos
CT geuti&t 6}S Banner TwtR 6c; srssx
Dcmbons 10c; Rs. 2 CREAM asnmiGt s.
sMhe-BrWa meu SC Biz 1oe; 6tissrts ift
NanbeIn IA; wei9f&aIise AGxSax i6s
Serbian RanSeIn l6e; Reaxats &c BIZ sss,
ser6fete 7e bis Sc; GnsIi@s BaIxRfs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
0etxttDe.

s8etex - SO. q rotber 90, emf ssis .
fen, 85c poa RabIen; SO. 8 rotss 8ee,
SuIi, SOC; R~csexsueasx Sc.
Roru (neues) - 20. l peit B1}e &c. 2
melt 61}e; Ro. 8 wetb BIG: r.. 4 rda.
Soc; Ne. 2 retb seuii9i 81 "a. Q
weib seuif@t tic; go. & EGs tss;le.
l9e; Ro. 2 seIb 61s; Re. 8 esn 81
sc. 4 seIb Acc; go. 3 ssuiiQt 5lsi
Nc. 8 aenas@t SIS; 20. 4 srtats9t 80 ;
3pIbeR 49,.
3afe 30. 2 uetSer e5le; 10. Q rsttes
3d.; 70. 2 0euai9ter t3 ; 81. 9 ssxnsst
88c.
pu - Ro. 1 airnotbb ia 90; No.
3, $11 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

JraMte nab Oemaie.
Tsa4t&
aepfeI-@ ute ao4dpfa $3.50 per 5ab.
Hananen S .75-2.25; iIetxe 76e|S1.o0
@ttrunen 81 G0-6.0) pei Ripe
Oraasen - So. 25-4.75 ter 2sfe.
erbbeeren 81 .95-$!.75 bic Rife.
0emRfa
SparaeI-6lc Elm Dutsnb 4un4e5.
@riine Bobnen-$3.l0-l.e0 Der Buibel.
Wotbe Rtiben zoe per Dutenb DunGes.
Rraut = S8.2s per Srate.
Neue Garrots-40e has Du&enb.
@eIery-$6 BIS IS 30.
@urfen - $1.2s Der Dutenb.
SaIat - 12e per 4ttnb.
3miebeln = %otbe unb wetbe &l.bo per
bunbert Bfunb epanii&e 8pisbsIn $l.eO
per &ifte.
Differ qIant zoe per Dutssb.
getsrfiIie i6-s0e per Uutenb BuX@es.
RmtoFeIn - zoe - SOC PEI TuibeI.
eabfartofeln = 8trstnia $3.ab; Talti'
sac -a.76; Seriep $3.50 $500
per 5ab.
3fabieis 20 -3'ep pes Dtsexh.
Nb barb $50 bos Dutenb.
Sptnat - s. per Gas.
tomatoes $3.50 per @rate.
BIumentobI $3.50 ber Dutemh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

banbler be8abIes f0igexss Tsssis:
Butter - Country, lIe, STeomtrs 28.
otgix o.
Srii@e Gier-1as pei Cntexo.
oGhner Sc. e6bxs 8, Turtets-N-2s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
0egt,

gmsros Beriaufs{r.ts Szaposts: "a
e&wsbwrsdfe 5os per RFaxS sssAssA4s'
c@weserfdie LIS, nstssoxf~ <ssGn . ga
lb, Eem gori. G9eeeort lbt, stasssat
jdoer 2tnsturaer lac. Syt6 l6e.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
AMERICAN MURDERED
BY FRENCH Y|sC0MTE
Michigan Man Shot Or Drowned
in Lake on Border Of
Mongolia.
(By Associated Press,)

PEKIN, May S1.-Reuben Morley OF
Saginaw. Mich, was murdered on the
border Of Mongolia, 400 miles north of
Pekin, on September I'd, by. French
ladventurer, styling himself Ysoomte Law
erger, with whom he wes travelling, John
Morley Of cleveland, Ohio. returned to-.
day fron, mn expedition following his
brothers route, during which lie OBJ.
tanned convincing evidence from French
missionaries and Chinese showing that
Reuben Morley left a Chinese inn on
the morning of September I'd ito visit n
lake ten miles distant, The Frenchman
returned at night with Morlry's rifle and
saddlc-bags and told the servants that
Morley had proceeded alone to Mon:
golia, The Frenchman was seen burning
NIorleys papers and Mongols found Nor
ley's pack horse. carrying his packs,
among q herd OF wild horses Weeks af-
erward q man resembling I.averger
cashed Morley's letter Of credit at co-.
.lombo, Ceylon, and sailed for Europe,
The presumption Is that he either shot
Morley or drowned him in the lake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
PENN Of FE|CERS
CAUGHT MAPPING. Nc
Subpoena Servers Swoop Down
on Several and Cause Con-
sternation.
.GLAsGoW's SUDDEN MOVE
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times-D Dispa tcl.)
3 PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 31.--AIuch
surprise and renewed anxiety was occa-
stoned this afternoon In the general or
fees Of the Pennsylvania Railroad by
the unexpected appearance OF a sub
poena server from the Interstate COM
smerce Commission. With the wish father
4 to the thought, the management Of the
company had hoped that the railroad
coal Investigation had run Its full
course, so far as the Pennsylvania Rail-
road was concerned.
After a conference In Washington be-
tween the commission and William A.
Glasgow. Jr., Its special counsel. 1t was
decided to have a hearing there to-
morrow, In order to be sure OF getting
some witnesses who have shown a dis
position to escape the unpleasant duty
Of testifyng in the investigation.
AZ 1t was thought these men could be
caught unaware. the Understanding hav-
Ing been that the commission would not
meet again in tho matter. until next
Tuesday in Philadenhia. Ono OF the more
important OF the officers of the Pennsy!I-
vania Road. who was .subpoenaed, was y,
n. Postlethwaite, assistant to the prcsl-
dent. Like William A. Patton. also as
sistant the president he ;a had PAID no
as n witness, conveyed through the gen
eral manager. Another important Wit
ness upon whom process Wns, served 70
general superintendent of motive power,
Several con ferences were held NJ Broad
Street station to-day, One was between zen
asssan5 sfsrs pptt'p o he aa Rope M
Coal ana Coke company;, Charles Heen, loeb,
ner, counsel for the BerWind Withe coni t.l
Mining Company, met, with counsel OF the
sprnnsylVaniui Railroad }2t.F1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
THREE CHARGES [ ! ! |. Il [ 1
''sj|IItRiI'll'lf|I0UI'E | !. ]
The Committee Strikes Out Num-
bers One, Two and Five of;the
Five Presented.
PLEA FOR i. SEC +: ; RET ; q EVIDENCE :: j i
Colonel Lawless Declares if Sen
ate Report is MAIDS Public
God Save Cloves.
PLEA FOR SECRET EvIDENc cE.
Colonel Lawless Declares If SEN

Especial From Il Staff Correspondent.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May 3l.-From
the opening Of the morning session until
within few minutes of the midday ad-
journment, the Investigating committee
listened to arguments presented by Col
onel Anderson and Colonel Lawless, bear
ing for the most part on the much talked
4 OF Secret record" Of the Cloves inves-i
tigation. The record is secret only; so
far as 1t Is officially concerned. for its
contents are known to all those inter-
ested in the investigation now going on,
and those who are most violent In en-
deavoring to keep it Secret" are not
better Informed regarding its secrets than
those who camor for It's pages to be
spread wide open.
AS soon as the gavel fell Colonel Law
less was on his feet and In happy little
speech dlsclaimed any intention Of re-
tlecting In any way on his friend, Colonel
Anderson, counsel for Mr.. Cloves. BY the
charges he had made yesterday
Colonel Anderson then addressed the
committee and moved that the five
charges made against his client by Col
one Lawless as ground for his motion
to declare him not competent to testify
should be stricken from the record. Col
onel Anderson argued that his client
would be utterly unable to disprove the
CONTINUED on Ninth fagc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Thirteen ALLEGED
LYNCHERS IN JAIL
Governor Glenn Declares That
All Known Members Must
Stand Trial.
DIV AssocIated Press.l

4 CHARLOTTE, N, c.> May 81, Thirteen
alleged members Of the mob which early
Monday morning lynched John " John
son, at Wadeslnro, N. c., are In Jail
at that place tonight without privilege
of bail. the charge being murder, They
are John Niven, Lester johnson, Zake
Lewis, Elmer a. Dunn, John Jones, J.
p. Niven. Clyde Bowman, Joe Meacham,
Otis Martin. B, f, Timmons, Fred Dunn,
May Guilledge and Lewis Adams.
There are warrants out for five others
who have not yet been taken.
The arrests We're made at the village
of Moryen to-day by a number Of de-
puties and we're accomplished without in
cident the men claiming that they would
have come In and given themselves up
had the sheriff only Informed them that
le had warrants for them.
j Governor Glenn, who passed through
Charlotte this morning, after q visit to
Wadesboro. declared that the crime Of
the lynchers was as bad as that charged
against the man whom they had PITT to
DEATH and expressed determination to
sec that. all known members tof the mob
are placed on trial.