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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-09
PROGRAM FOR MEETING


| In Waxahachie next week. beginning z
Monday night and ending Friday
| The first session Will be held at the
Main Street Christian church. and
the exercises will be in charge OF the
| Christian Womans Board of Mis-
sions. The program for that meet
ing VIII be as follows:
Music led by Waxahachie choir.
! Devotional service.
Address of Welcome-Mrs. Yancy
D. Kemble.
Response-Mrs. Ida " Jarvis
| Miss Matte Pounds, In
| dianapolis. Ind
Address, j.. Jewett, Austin
| Announcements.
| The remaining sessions of the con
vention will be held at the Chautau-
qua Park, and the program will be
as follows:
| Tuesday. june IL.
| 900 a. m-Junior Workers Con-
| ference, conducted by Mrs. c. A.
Chasteen and Miss Matte Pounds,
assisted by Miss Elizabeth McFar-
land
Prayer and Bible Study,
Mrs. F. D. Jewett, Austin.
| 10:00-The Kings Business
Juniors work, Mrs. c. A. Chasteen;
Presentation of Junior banner Re
port of district secretaries; Report
of treasurer. Mrs S. P. Stair; Re-
port of press superintendent, Mrs. c..
Walden; Report of corresponding
secretary, Miss Bertha c. Mason; Re
port of convention committees; An
nouncements.
12:00-Adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
2:00-Auxiliary Workers Con-
ference, led by ne-Who-Knows.
2:45-Prayer and bible study, F
l.. Jewett Our Student volunteers
Miss Mercy Perkins; Address, Miss
Matte Pounds; Reading, Miss Edn;
Nash Thompson.
3:40-Address, Lift Up Thin
!; Eyes, Mrs. Capitola S. Law.
4:00-Closing prayer service.
Evening Session.
500 p. m.-Worship.
Welcome. M. B. Templetol
S:30-Response and president
. | address. ]. W. Holsapple.
. S:50-Song, Mrs c. M. Schoor
J over
s: S:55-Address, J. A. Lord
9:40-Announcemen by com
mittees.
9:45-Adjornment
Wednesday, June 13.
900 a. m.--Worship.
9:15-The board of managers. TIL,
evangelists The Corresponding Sec
retary.
11:15-Music.
11:20-Address Il. V. collars.
Miscellaneous.
12:00-Adjournment.
ESQ p. Worship
Eastern Texas. w o Steph-
ems.
Southeastern Texas. A. F
Sauderson.
sos Southwestern Texas. f. NJ
Waits
3:15-The Panhandle. A. c. Par
ker
Reading. Miss Elizabeth
Moore.
$3.50 Reports Of committees
Future work. nomination OF board
of managers. nomination of offices
Place of next convention.
t.3o--AdIourumont
N.l5-W Worship
$3.50 address. Hon Nnsou Raiuey
~.5o- song. Miss NJ Gussie ward
S.J5- Address. Colby u iIall
9,I5 Adjournment.
Thursday, June -
5000 a. m Worship
g.l5 Readius minutcs
s.g5- Tho ForciEn Work stephen
10 Corey
$3.50 Church Extension Chas. A.
| IFusb
| Ip1s- The Great Centennial Geo
n Ranshav
| tgsto Repof. ou Tempe y
ID wright
I tp.t E.pon nn Christian il.st-
laufe W o. lpunlue.
/ 1850 E.noH nu ulhie schools u
IH rutd
| E.pon aa .h. .u.r. r.o.
Ip.e 90 U WaIIann
/ ft.lo Chusfsg EaI.a,s. E Del
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Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer
EpWOrth League.

Program for Sunday, June 10. in
Sunday school room at 7:15 D. m.
All young people invited
Subject-Christian Education a
National Safeguard
Leader. r. Campbell
Topic How God Deals With
Nations, Ps. 7S, Hoyle Johnson
Topic 2-What Exalteth Nations
| and What Disgraces Nations, Prov
viii 31-32, Miss Lucille Arnold
Topic 4-The Law of the Lord. Ps
xix I'll, Mr. Shannon.
Topic 5-Persistence of Teachin,
Influence, Prov. xii 6. Miss Jewet
Bowling.
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viii Visit Waxahaciie,

On sunday June 10. Camp Sterling
Price. of Dallas. will visit the camp
at Waxahachie \ special car over
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road has been secured and will leave
Dallas az N.20 a. m. The round trip
Will be $50. The party will be
chaperoned by Mrs Kate Caber
Currie. Mrs. +. 4. Abbott aud Mrs
Robert r. Johnson Dallas Times
Herald
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\ Word To Advertisers.

You will please instruct your dis
tributors not to place any circulars
or handbills in any Rural Free De
livery box without the necessary post
age. To do so is a violation Of the
postal laws and must be discontinued.
These boxes are protected the same
as The boxes in the postoffice
JOHN BEATTY
POstm MASTER
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We most cordially Invite the peo-
pie of Waxahachie and vicinity to
attend the services OF the Texas
Christian Missionary convention next
week The program presents some
fine addresses which We shall be
glad for you TO hear. We thank our
people most heartily for their kind
cooperation in our work of prepar-
alton aud entertainment.
CHALMERS MCPHERSON.
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The remaining sessions of the con
vention will be held at the Chautau-
qua Park, and the program will be
as follows:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-09
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.


Jim White, a young farmer boy,
living near Ennis was thrown from
wagon loaded with oats and his left
ear was almost torn Off Physicians
sewed his ear on and think he will
recover.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-09
Waxaharhie citizens.
Friday. June ~.

g.: 80 a. m - Worship
q t5-~ Reading minutes
s.55~~-0ur orphans. FIFTY or
phans from Juliet Fowler Orphan
Home Will be en- the platform } Con
Quoted by A. j Bush.
1900 Christian education. con-
Quoted by T. f. Shirley.
l2oe-The last word
IL: :i5-Fiual Adjournment
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-09

Al the meeting OF the Knights OF
Pytbias Thursday night the follow
ing Officers were elected.
Gus Meyers. G. c.; Joe Jarrett y.
c. 1ack Neal prelate ollie Poiu-
dexter. Master of Arms. G. O. Nau
Inner Guard e. NJ IisEeft Outer
Guard, Grorsv Piersou MASTER ui
Works
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

company viii, Phillips he went TO the
Payton home. Mrs. Payton was cry
ing and said: "My God, what will we
do? Poor Jake is dead"
The witness knew Frank Wright.
He boarded in the Payton home. The
witness said that he never saw any
improper relations existing between
Wright and the defendant. Neider
said that. Payton was not drunk on
the night that he died,
]. H. Philips, father Of the defend.
ant, was called to the stand. He was
in a restaurant when he heard a
scream, whict he thought was attered
by his daughter, Mrs. Payton. He
went to the Payton home, where he
found Jake dead. He thought It was
Lena that called DR.. Vance. Dr.
Vance said that he would send to
FaIrmont for a coroner to hold an in.
quest, to which Mrs. Payton agreed.
The witness said that he found the
crystal Of cyanide Of potassium under
Jake's pillow and handed 1t to Dr..
Vance. He said that the defendant
made the living for the family by TAX.
ing in washing. Jake told the witness
that he had drunk wood alcohol. He
noticed a half pint bottle Of alcohol
and an empty cup on the stand in
Payton's room. He thought that the
Paytons got along all right
On cross examination the witness
testimony was repugnant TO that given
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THE WOMAN'S SIDE OF THE
CASE IS NOW Being HEARD

at the former trial.
The first witness called this morn
ing was e. R. Powell. Mr. Powell
was the stenographer who took the
notes Of the evidence at the inquest
Of Jacob N. Payton in Warrington on
July 16, 1906. A document was hand
ed him by Attorney ogden and the va
ness identified the paper as the re
port he made at that time. Counsel
asked witness to turn to Mrs. shu-
mans evidence before the coroner.
The witness did go. Mrs. shuman. in
her testimony as far as the witness
read, knew nothing about the aftair.
Mrs. shuman was recalled when she
testified to things repugnant to her
former examination. Mrs shuman's
testimony was given with much re;
luctance at the inquest.
Attorney TN. Parks was then call,
ed to the stand. Mr.. Parks was, senior
counsel for Mrs. Payton at the former
trial. He in making up the defense
saw Mrs. shuman. He found MIS-.
shuman at arestaurant, where he had
a talk with her concerning the Pay,
ton trial. The witness said that Mrs.
shuman said that she did not see Mrs.
Payton on Saturday, that Mrs. Pay,
ton was not taking to her but Mrs.
shuman heard her say that Il that
dose don't hx him, I'll give him one
that win. Witness said that he never
1c0HsISS:d On GTS6th psds.l
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ATTORNEY
PARKS ON
THE STAND

There Is no abatement in the inter-
t manifested by the people in the
Gyton.wrisht trial, The defense is
pIng its best to overcome the eyi-
nee adduced by the state.
Adam Neider in bis testimony said
lat he lived with the Paytons In a
|use belonging OF John Smith, Of this
h. He was at the Payton home on
3 night of Jake's death and saw
ke, the defendant Frank Wright
a Ethel Payton at the house. Here
rned about 10 o'clock and was
,akened at about twelve. Mrs. Pay
b came to his bed and said: "Un'
! Adam, Jake is sick" He said that
3 defendant went for a doctor and
went to a restaurant and got a
lart Of milk, this he gave to Ethel
lyton. Mrs, Patyon had not yet re-
rned. He went to the restaurant for
nch. ]. H. Phillips, father Of the
sfendant, was there, While in the
'staurant he heard screams and in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31
MINERS HAPPY
LEFT INDIANAPOLIS FEELING
GOOD OVER ADOPTION OF
THE PERRY REso.
LurIoN.

INDIANAPOLIS, March S1.-The
last Of miners delegates left for their
homes this morning to prepare for the
coal strike to begin at midnight Sat
urday. The majority Of the delegates
were in good spirits over .he adoption
Of the Perry resolution. thereby agree.
ing to sign contracts with individual
operators in any bituminous district.
The resolution of convention gives
local boards discretionary power over
details of the strike and in scale set
tlements.
MAHANoY CITY, Pa, March 81
Fifty per cent. OF the miners in the
AIahanoy valley are not working To-
day. a number cf co!lieries arc badly
crippled. Several suspended at noon.
Carpenters and repairing breakers al
so Joined in .he suspension, although
they have permits tc continue work
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31
PLEDGED F0Rl
THE ]. N. G. A. BUILDING
lNSANE[Y JEALOUS Man
COMMIT TED BASE DEED
KILLED TWO;
Then HIMSELF

NEW YORK, March S1.-Flushed
with drink and insanely Jealous be-
cause his sweetheart, whom he had
lured to this country from Ireland Oh
promise Of marriage, had left him and
taken up her abode at the home Of
Joseph Black, on East sixty-thIrd
street, James Ahearn, cabman, went
to Blacks house early today, shot
Black and then secreted himself. At
ter the police had made an unsuccess,
ful search for him and had departed,
Ahearn came forth and shot Black
dead. The girl then appeared on the
scene and Ahearn shot her in the
back, inalcting a mortal wound.
.Ahearn then fred shot into his own
head and died later. The girl cannot
recover. Eight years ago, Ahearn
brought Margaret Woods here from
ireland under promise Of marriage.
Instead Of making her his wife, he
made her his slave, compelling her
work for him. Recently the girl tire
of Ahean's abuse, made Black, a
elderly man, her conadant, and wen
to live at his home. This arousef
Ahearn's anger and led to the tragedy
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SURELY NOT

CHARLESTON, March Silt
announced last night that Secrets
Of State swisher had taken an opt
on tho plant and good will of
Charleston Daily Gazette, the O
Democratic paper in the State capit
with the probable intention of ,nak
it the organ of the administration
a supporter of Elkins in his race
ret, m to the United States sena
The closing Of the deal today whe
by the Morning News and Even
Mail will pass into tho hands Of G
6. Mcintosh, representing the an
administration, anti,Elklls forces, le
the regular Republican oreanizattc
without an organ at the State capita
and the taking of this option by u
Republican Secretary Of state is b
lievrd 10 mean that the Gazette vi
be changed from a Democratic 70
Republican administration organ.
. . . . +
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DOUBLE SORROW.

Visits Home Of Curtis Fletcher In
Pennington
The six months old son Of Mr.. Cur
tis Fletcher died at tho home of his
father at Farmtngton this morning
after an illness Of pneumonia. Mrs.
Fletcher, tho mother Of the child, died
very suddenly at her home Wednesday
Of spinal meningitis. Mr.. Fletcher's
many friends sympathIze deeply with
him In his double bereavement. As
mentioned in this paper on Wednes-
da, Mrs. Fletcher was a sister Of Mrs,
Dan Wade, Of Walnut avenue.
4
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LEGION OF HON0I
HAS BEEN VOTED FOE LEApEI
WHO KEPT UP COURAGE OF
THE ENTomBEo MINERS.
PARIS, March S1.-The council 9

Ministers has decided to decoras
HOnfi Nemy, the miner who acted {
leader Of thirteen men rescued ye
terdsy from the courrIeres mine an
who kept up the courage Of the bar
Of unIortunates throughout their teri
BILE suRerings, with legion Of honor.
LENS, France. March s1.- Gre
.dIficulty Is still being fonud to-day
caring for the thirteen men who wei
rescued yesterday from the courrierd
mine, where they had been buriI
alive for twenty days. Difficult
arises from giving them suflcteI
food to restore strength. Fears q
entertained for the recovery Of Martf
the fourteen year old boy who vi
saved, as he is yet unable to reta
even the slightest nourishment y
rescued men are cheerful to-day, ;
complain of being cold and shiV
constantly under heaps Of blank
piled on them, Crowds of vlsltf
have swarmed to the lnarmary to
the men and the @cltement caus
has affected their nerves. Ord,
now are to admit only members Of
families OF the survivors to the
firmary,
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.PHILIPPI
board OF
TRADE GETS
Real BUSY
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS sTRENu-
ousI OPPOSING THE ACTION
oE alIIs sAssoelATIoN.

OF AsHEsesso AND clARsnU7o
AND SETTING FORTH ITS
OWN ADVANTAGES
pffF 81 Th' Board
.ot Tratle otthis ely recsai ses.
sion adopte ne tolias resolu-
tlong
Whereas rhs BaF suciailous OF
.ot the cities 81 hea ma ot telsrss.
Hbufg. by various u nenpf 10 Cone
gress and oticets q tiie goEeFnmenl.
and by resoiutloas and other articles
appearing IN Tie public pFlnul for
selfish reasons tempted 70 prejudice
the Interests Of The city q RhilIppl 10
securing term d tie Federal Court
fofsthe Northern Dlsrlct 81 West vlr-
gilla. and .hayein theit zeai and Efforts
to discredIt una thWaft tie proposed
legislati Ion 70 iris end reflected ludi-
rectly upon the motives of tho Hon.
"a. e. Dayton District Judge for the
said Mort dIstriet, tor acquIeaclns
In the said proposed legislaticn be lr
therefore resolved
First That shs alleged grounds Of
objection for asiag The said term Of
Court ut Phllippl w. Lick oi Court
house and iacs ot hotel ecconiaoda-
lions and poor tailway laeilitles are
not only designed to iailsre and dis.
credit the commercial Interests or
PhIllppl, but ne tslss unjust unfair.
ilnslncere, and pafpos en- destined TO
mlslead those ~ whom The proposed
,lsglslation Is to BE ccrsiderea
Second That tht charge that
Philtppi has no couf, lioess Is pure
fabrlcat don ana Eiileplcns i'.lsehood
that on the other ban as lhe county
seat Of Barbour county Phiiippi pos.
.seses 4 courthouse ppnouncei by
competent iudgssto be THE uoa COM
irlste, best planpe most sepslhly
equipped and mott attracllye I'clh o..
q exterior and msetinr Arrangement.
an any SOM. Rouse IA the state that
the court:house d PhiHpp la IN
every respect saperior 10 The Court
houses of classsbhrs and Of Wheel
Ing ana that We challenge compari'
son for all4publls purpose with any
other ourt:houssln tlie state Of West
vlrginia and tint by an order Of the
County Court Of harbour county, The
Courthouse y phllippl has been
placed at the dlspoai Of the Federal
government toE sesslons Of the Fed
ersl Court ee b cost tor period
often. year,
Third That d 70 hotel iacIlilea.
the city Of phillppi AFFORDS equal nc'
commoda ations WI most OF tAe towns
and cities q west Virginia, possess
ing three substaHtial and wen equipp'
ed hotels capable of accommodaune
the public Il ~ times with ample
room ana frs class service. AND pro-
xidiag Ia every respeet equal n not
superior. fa6iliHesso those Afforded in
certain towns the State where SECS
.sions ofs tie FedeSai Court are now
.tablIshed
B I, U ~ s9l ~, Fl II ~ :. II... ..f .. |I
skotttli illat ~ Ypne "H''ol VI i'''''
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EntertaIn,d ThsIat,sa club.

The Thilathea Club, composed q q
number Of young ladies' Of the city,
was delightfully."- entertained by Miss
Maud Frankinberry. at her home on
Locust avenue Dainty retreshments
were served during the evening Miss
Halle Morrow will be hostess 70 the
club at It's next meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

Miss Halle Martin and Miss Anna
ord will go to clarnburg tonight to
,end Sunday with friends,
Mr., Guy Prlchard, Of Morgantown,
ps a visitor in the city yesterday
Mrs. Lloyd Sample, of Clarksburg,
the guest Of her parents, Mr., and
Is. T, B. Clayton, on Pike street.
Mrs. Glenn Shaver is recovering
in a severe attack Of pneumonia,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

Attend Spring opening Elite Millln.
cry PaEG Saturday, Mar 81. corner
Merchant and Guity streets. Near
City hospital, First ward,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

Spring Opening Elite Millinery Ear.
lor saturday March 81, corner Gut;
y and Merchant street Tigt Wayt
near city hospital.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31
INEW MILLINERY,;

The GPstsr Pan" the 4EIsls Janis"
,ths aEdlth Tanuuay," the colonial"
and The "Jobnny Jones.n See them at
lolllNss aFashlon Show, next Thurs.
day night April ST..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

spssiai sale 81 ins black latn, pet.
tlsoltS to-ninht A dozen rvle. at esr.
Iworh thltd more. jolllHer.
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$56 4'lEI' ] NOW
SUBSCRIPTIONS
ARE G0lIlNG.IN
very RAPIDLY

Gains every hour are being reported
lie headquarters Of the Citizens
Building Campaign Committee. That
means not an hour passes without
money being signed up for the new
Ii IA. building That the com
mittee is working fast goes without
aging, but unsolicited volunteer sub
scrip4ons are pushing forward results
plsndidIy,
since our isue Of yesterday "a
pledges have been made amounting to
,s,o45.0O.
AS our readers know the aim Is to
reach 100000 by Monday next at mid
right. with prompt action by every
friend sending in to-day pledge slips
alled out, a strong showing will be
made at the committee meeting to-
night
Indesd it may be confidently prcetct-
ed;that with proper waking up Of our
people. the amount may be considera-
bly exceeded. AS has been often
stated $4,000 at the least will be re-
aaifed for lot, building and furnish
Ing
Last evening pledges we're reported
by5 i. p. Kelley, Glenn sE Barns, John
q smythe, s, 4uli n IS Love, J.
Sswiger A, watson, Kern.
F. cunningham q Michael, R.
q Mason i d. ssiehols and ]. NJ. ia
sccbs.
THIS morning Glenn F. Barns, assist
at cashier Of the First National
Pank telephoned 5000 from ". 7.
hartman and j. NJ. Black phOnedi
1000 from cassius o. Miller.
Mt. "a. spates Brady called at the
association office, sO1 Jacobs building,
about noon and handed in PERSONAL
pledge Of 800 in addition to the $500
subscription from the Brady construc-
ticn Co, Of which no is member.
All- the banks in Fairmont are put,
ting cards in their windows stating
that they are prepared to receive To-
day and Monday subscriptions signed
on pledge cards, for the building fund.
Mr. Walton Miller, cashier, Of the
Bank Of Fairmont, reported this morn
zig subscription Of $4,000 from
sam B. lseman and one Of 10000
sfrom John A. Clark for his sons Ken
meth, June and Harry. This is in ad.
lditon TO Mr. ciark's generous subscEip'
lion Of $4,000 previously madc, Just
after dinner Mr. ]. NJ. Jacobs tele-
paoned two pledges for 10000 each,
one from Judge John W. Mason, and
one from Mayor Elect W. E. Arnett.
The following shows the progress
since yesterdays issue of the West
yirginian:
Previously Acknowledged, S5i"C7.
w. Howard Kelley .........,.$ 80 90
w. s. Black ..,.,............ 50 90
VIM. Reppert ....... ....,. s6 90
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You can't afford to miss the Spring
opening Of the Elite Millinery Par
lor, corner Merchant and Gusy streets,
First ward, Saturday, March 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

For fancy Ice cream cali Harry.
Robinson. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31
THE WEATHER.
Ealr Tomorrow,

WASHINGTON, D. G, March
Sl,-Forecast for West Virginia
Probably light snow, colder to.
night Sunday fair
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

Plate glass Tor sale Alls the alass
Ii our preseptlssere frint WilI ~ ssela
II sarssIp: IslIItss'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

Live local letters in the West Vlr
ian almost evevy day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

Apprentice girls wanted IN our MIL.
.llnery work room Apply as once.
JolllHs'as.s::,, 9 y, 4 Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

NHats you can wear, a q price you
can afford 70 pay.t That,s JelIlass,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

Harry RobIhson manufaeEuref 81
he Jim stastia IS cream =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

The event q the gear watch for
announcement Monday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

me event n tSs WasSh tcr
cement Monday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-31

Harry Robinson; uanutactu %
the Iih Martin ice cream
ME event cf the yeat waich toS
Monday
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lcOntInued 0n Feurth Pau0l
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-16
Something Out of the Ordinary.

Something Out of the Ordinary.
The Majestic Theatre management
has had the good fortune to secure
the celebrated "Ober-Ammergau" Pas
sion Play for two nights only, to-
night and tomorrow night and also
for Saturday afternoons matinee
The film this play is portrayed on
is $500 feet long and takes some
thing over an hour and half to run
it. Everyone mas heard of this won
derful play. 1t consists of the princi-
pal events in the life of our Savior,
shown in life molten, animated and
life-like pictures. portrayed in a Wv
id manner. 1t is the first time the
people of Roswell ever had the pleas
ure of such an opportunity. Every
one should go and. see it, the admis-
sion fee is only 25 cts.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-16
In the District Court.

Information was filed in district
court today against Lon Reynolds
charging him with attempting to in
timidate Luke Hunter, a witness ag-
ainst him in the case of Territory
against Lon Reynolds.
In the case of Elgin Douthitt ag
ainst J. B. Bailey, for damages, the
jury found for defendant, upon in
structions from the court.
In the case against Sam Houstin.
defendant was allowed to change at
torneys upon special order from the
court. provided he deposit a fee of
Karl Snyder and D. c. Griffiths. He
has now employed w. w. Gatewood
to defend MIN.
In Thursdays report of court pro-
ceeiings it was wrongfully stated
that Major Locklear and VIII Smith
pleaded guilty to fourishing revoI-
yer. They pleaded guilty to the
charge of allowing minors to loiter
around their saloon.
The two cases of c. L. Tallmadge
against A. Anderson were dismissed
by plaintiff without prejudice.
AT O'Clock jury was secured and
the trial of the case of the Territory
against Jim West, ON a charge of
horse-stealing, was commenced.