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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Mittel aeaen Ginbredlcr.

Nus 9aris miro seidrieben:
Maome Solange Serpnes. Die IN
Der Mue DC la Suffice ipobnt, i'll
cine iinge @ittme, DER oaS 9eber
10 Dos mitaeipielt bat, BOB iie I'M
Sooe MIR nod einen Grloier alis
Den iroiiden 9eioen iiebt. Shire
garse Samilie, lire 5rennoe, ibr
8atte uno lire beiben 8inoer linr
g%eitorben: iie ltebt nit faiim brei.
Sig Sabren aaein in Der @elt unl
bat iif Der Melandolie erseben,
elmer Melandolie, ole einen ettpas
nGrriiden gnitrih bot. 9en Sot
er~parteno, bat tie iid einen idoner
Sarg sefaiift. bat ibr @obnsimmer
in cine idmar5 ausgeihlaaent
So6tenfammer periuanoelt rnb sim.
Oct ieoen MbenbS rings Inn Ger
nitten i'm 3immer itebenoen Sarq
einige sebr ODER spolf Screen an
Sic ihl1ft aber nift in Dem Sarge.
ionbern siebt Dos 9ett in Dem on.
ItoBenoen 3immer Dor, wGbrenf
lire 2ieblingsfabe, elm pr1ftiaes
Observation-Disclosures Sbier, feline 60.
geritatt in Dem Sarae bot. Siel
erihienen bes Nahts orei Ginbre.
der, Die bon ben gigentbiimliffei.
ten Ser @ittme feline 8enntniB bat.
ten. Ser Inblid bes Sarges uni
Ger brennenoen Sootenfer5en ent.
iette iie etnas. ibr Gntieten abe,
rpuroe fiirhterlif. als cine ihiparst
aate lid aus Dem Sarge crbob
cinen gudel mahte, ole Ginoring.
linae anpfaudte uno nit areuIifem
,Wian" berabiprang. SIR gnt.
iesen marSe our Eanif, ais iesl
ploslid cine ipeiRe @eitalt Dor
linen erihie,l. Sn faltem @rails
Itiir5ten sic orei Spisbuben bapon
iparien in ibrer Slildt Die Mobel
Inn nt0 madten einen iolher
9Grm, Dab slaes inn Sauie eripodte
ltno 10 erihroden waren Die orei
oaB lie iih sbne @ioeritano ieitneb.
men lieBen, iiberSeuat, Den boier
Seino nnb elm SeipenIt aeieben ~
baben. Srau Solanae Serpnes
aber ioll iiber oieies Mbenteuer sun
eriten Wal ieit Ssabren mieber bers.
lid gelaft baben, uno pieleihl
miro lie ourh oieieS greigniB be.
moaen, Der Melandolie an entia.
gen nno iid mieoer Den Sreuoer
oeS 9aieins suSumenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

ole Sanotii6er per9eiien?" lporoui
6rit elm Eafet berbeiidleppte ltnt
oemlelben nit iiftliher 9eirieoi.
giiilg, aber gum groBen Stauner
oeS Serrn 2eutnantS - einunoorei.
BIG Sanotii6er entnabm. Srit
batte e6en Den @efebl folih Der.
ltonoen mo ii6eral, no Tie IN
Auartier iuareu, Die Sanbtiider
mitgenommen.
Seq Old ME nit elmer Soo.
liinoe 5u Sette, benn eS f6nnte leidyi
ote lebte gtadt SeineS 9ebenS iein
Cine Miitter fam iieben Sin.
Der erilobren; gar oft aber tonnei
lieben ainoer nift cine Meitter er.
n1bren.
Sob Neio uno MiBgunit Iid Der.
5ebren,
Dos @ute meroen lie nidt nebren
Senn, @ott lei Sanf, eS lit elm alter
9roltd:
$50 oie Sonne id)eint, 10 lueit er,
m1rmt lie audi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
8efliseI anf Der ssarn,.

Der Sauptportbeil, peld)en nils
Die @efliigel5uht bietet, beitebt BAR
IN. Dab Die Iufauht Der aiifen niht
oireft bon Ben ginfliiiien Der 8itte.
RING abbdnsis lit. @enn man
ndmlid Den iltnsen SbierGen ole
notbmenoige IfIese anseoeiben lSBt,
10 geoeiben iie, mag es nun falt
ober beiB, resneriid ooer trofen
iein. Serner mus man nod in ge-
traht 5ieben. oaB fein Stiif 2ano
10 unfruftbar lit, oaB man nidt
@efliigel5uft 0aranf betreiben
fonnte. 2ano, peldes sur 8nltur
untauglid utb oils Siebmeioe MIR
$1.OO per Ider mertb lit, lit gut
genug ba5n. s~aerbings miB man
aith bel Der 8eiliisel5uft, pie bel
ieoem anoeren @eidGite, oerielben
ieine aufmerfiamfeit idenfen, tpeun
man Grfolg baben, 3. b. 8elo Der
oienen mill. Gabei bat mon man.
herlei grbeiten 5u perriGten, nno
oieielben miiiien 10 i~orsfdltig ausge.
fiibrt peroen, oils oh Die 8eiliigel.
5uft Die SauptbeifGitigumg mare.
@enn mir 8etreioe balien, Damn
fommen Irbeiten Dor, Die feinen
anfldnib ouloen, unO Dor oenen
ales InOerc 5liriidlteben mus. Sn
eriter 9inie miro Damn bas 8eiliigel
pernahlGiiigt; es erbdlt entipeber
fen Sutter ODER fem @ailer, unb
Die Solge oopon lit, bab es feinen
@epiml bringt. Iber! oie @eilii.
gel5udt lit ia auh MIR cine @eben.
beld)aftisung uno bie anoere gfrbeit
gebt Dor.
Ius Dem G~oritehenben fam mon
iolgenoen fur5en Shlub sicben. 9ic
@eiliigel5udt lobnt lid IN ieoenl
Sale. aber ole Sobe bes @ewinnpS
ridtet iid nah Ger Mrbeit. ole man
atf hielelbe %periuenoet. Sn ser
8~eiliigelsnft 9ie6t es feline lteber
prohibition unO miro aild ME cine
lolde eintreten. Samit lit aber
nift geiagt. Dob Seoer. ser ii6 ser
@eiliigel5nft wiSmet, idneG oabei
reid fperoen fam. unb mir ipiirben
Tiemanbem rutben, aus Oieiem
@runSe Die @eiliigeIsud)t ansuion-
gen. Gagegen mohten mir ieoem
6armer cmpieblen, mebr aui Sas
@oblbefinoen ieiner Siibner beSodt
iu iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Saltet bic Sibner beihGftist.

.
Sieienigen Siibner, nelfe belt
gan5et Gag bamit beifdftigt iino,
ibr 8~ornerflitter in Der Streii bes
Siibnerbauies su iu6en, legen aud
pabrenb Der @intermonate Die mel.
item gier. Gin Siibnerbaits, mel.
Dies nidt 10 eineeriftet lit, bnB oie
Sbiere INNER @elegenbeit boben, in
Der reinen Streit, nit pelfer Ser
goben ~oesielben bebeft it, an id)ar.
rem, lit fem PATHFINDER g(ufentbalts,
ort fir b%ieielben.
Siele 8efliigelbduier, namentlif,
arf Den Carmen, baben feline Song
bretter, auf oenen iid Die grfre-
mente aniammeln fonnten. Gle.
ielben faGen auf Sen 9ooen oes
Siibncrbauies, mo- iie iid nit Der
Strcii permiifen llno cine itmnsige
Maiie bilben, in meld)er Damn Die
Siibner Den gar5en @inter binoitrf)
ldorren lollen.
Sn ieoem Siibnerbaule iolte
nnter Den Sisitaneen cine Ylattform
a~ngebrad)t iein, auf melher lid Die
grfremente Ser Sbiere tpGbreno ser
Nadt %aniammeIn. Sieielbe joll
fpenigitens 5pei SUB bonn SuBbooen
oes Siibnerbanies entfernt ieiu. 10
Dab Der gai5e &aitm alS Sharr.
ralim beniibt peroen fam, IN mel
dem iid) Die Siibner nod geliebcn
lumber tummeln fonnen. Wenn
elm @efliigelaii6ter ieinen Sbieren
auf oieie @eiie ole n0tbise 9epe.
gllng beridafit, Damn fam er aud)
nit Siderbeit barauf rehnen, oa6
leine Siibner ailf pGbrenb Ser
falten @intermonate fleibig legen
tueroen, tpenn Die Gier Die beiten
Ereiie brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
1tner60rte Wenaier0e.

Gtn Jt.llenUer tam III EN- Sotel
uno poQte ieinen Mamen in bas
Sremoenbrh e%intraeerl, ais er cine
@an5e in Dem 9ude berumfriefen
lob. Die Seber pesperfen, iein
@epaf nebmen uno fortgeben, mar
bel ibm oas 8erf zines Mlisenblids.
nobel er aiisrief: sd babe in
ge5ug aiif llnse8iefer idon Giniges
miteemadt, aber BOB bieies @ieb
idon gleid I'M Sremoenbuh naf)-
iiebt, in Incident 3immer elm Hei.
lender nntergebradt lit, bas lit mir
6u tart"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Shredlider 6rcbsidaSen erliest Der
Mnmenouna BON einfahem Dele.

8isber belt man bic 8ronfbeit
fir unbeilbar nnb oieiel6e miro ieBt
burt cine einfate gerbinoung bon
beilenoen, baliamiiden Selen &c.
beilt. &rebs, @eihwiire, 9Gmor-.
rboiben. &ntarrbs gflttgeitmiire II.
ane Saiitfranfbeifelt ipeidjen Ieidt
Dor bieien punoerbaren Selen.
Man idreibe inn Elm iluitriertes
Bud, AND aofehire: Or. 9pe,
Sramer iii, aanias Gitp, Wo. 6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
a,sxem.bareer Gazette ptenstae, nsm 8. gan,,or 1905.

Itet es flint SeIer, tpertn Ser Motn
es nift iiebt. foitet es ear nid)ts,
Dos tbun mir iebr germ. aleine
9feroe beiBen Yonnies, maeere bei-
ben &raden, einige &rafen geben
toot, onoere neroen geiflattet,
Damn tperben Maorasen rno @iirlt
aus gemaht. Wama mag iie midi.
Gapa beito lieber. 9as Yferb bat
ie 5tpei groBe 3eben, menn oaran
geldnitten miro. oann tbu ids Dem
Inton in Die Gfeife, Damn miro er
libel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
GanSwiftbsk

als be5ablt mad)t nnb man nod
einen sltten Grofit an Dem eriparten
@etreioe bat.
$50 man cine quite Ilialia- ODER
&leefpeibe bat, nebmen oieie natiir.
lid Die Stele Der anoern Tflan3er
Elm, mo man aber MIR glaugras.
@eiben bat, miro es iif ~be5ablen,
tpenn man cine berartige 5rudt.
folge befolgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Sas YferS.

Gluiiat zines Observation-Disclosures
.gs bat bier @eine, oie unten
bon Giien iinb, i,nb einen Shmans.
iueim man oaran siebt, Damn ihl1gt
es aus. @enu bas aaruiieQ fommt,
limo Die Tferoe bon Solj, bom to.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09

Strenge aGlte bringt beitiae
Suiten uno grfdltunaen. @ans
aleib pie beitig. gebrul6t Or.
Muguit aonig's Samburaer gruIt.
thee. Gr miro grfaltung mlo
SnIten furiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
spab uub aud iein.
Simmer oerlelbe.

Scum, SEER Brofeiior, tpie eebt's
Sbrer Sran? Sieber poriiber2"
30, i6 babe MIDI ibret tpesen
lebr. %beunrnbigt. Helilib batte iie
mleoer iebr bobes Sieber -. @ier-
5ig 8rob i'm Sdatten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Selbitsefa6l.

rSs's benn mabr, @aitl, 6aB
o Sci Imt BEL o'r @'meino' ols
Saubirt eing'biiBt bait, neil 9
Ofters a biB'l an9'trunf'n s'mei'n
biit?"
r6reili' ISIS pabr! Sea, meinet.
rpeg'n, mel Stea' fonn'n + mer
nebma, ober. mas D Sauptiad)'
is, meine &enntniii' nett"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Gbfnblnng.

5rait Siibling: .Sa6en Sic
audible 8eoifte meines Sobnes in
Der DSpriifen ISOLDE" geleien, Serr
Frofelior? Sd fann Sbnen iagen,
Der 5weite SdiGer. Sogar bas
bat er nit Shiaer gcmein, oaB er
ii6 onrb &ieden an aepfeln gum
poetii6en Sdaffen beseiitert. @as
iagen Sic Oa5u, Serr Yroieiior?"
Brofeiior: ,@ott lei Sanf, baB
Die aepfel beuer nift eeratben
iino."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Nette Mnsiidt.
Gin Wimdlmer Subj.

9efonnter: Sra. mas mad)t benn
Sein &leiner2 8ann er idon Gapa
uno Wama iaeens"
Safer: ,9as nid)t - aber 9ier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
3it Diel berlangt.

Srin5ipal Gum GontoriiteO
.@ie i6 10 alt mar wic Sic, babe
i6 nidt MIR Den gan5en Gag ilei.
Sig inn @eiddit gearbeitet, ionbern
aud bel Gadt bonn 8eidGite ee.
troiimt."
Gontoriit: vIber Ser Gbef, Sic
fonnen ooh nift nerlangen. oaB
ih iiir pier5ig Morf Monatsgebalt
audi nod, bonn 8eidGite trGrmcn
ioQ."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
nebertrnmpft

SD beriihere Sic. lieber So.
berfern, i'm porigen Sabre iparfer
meme &iridbaume iooiel gliiten'
ifnee auf Die groe. oaB ih mil
meiner Samilie barauf Sdlitter
fabren fonnte."
Saberfern: nSas glaub' i'd
tpobl, lieber Sammeritiell gpropos
geitern lit mir alth etmas nod nil
Gagemeienes paiiiert. Sd sebe ON
Die StraBe nno itolpere plpblifl
@aS meinen Sic mobl. iiber pas?'
Sommerltiel: uGa2"
Sabertern: slleber ben g9inb
Der iib eben gelegt bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Steiner Srrtbnut.

Gin Motar miro alf's Sano ae-
rYifen, nm ein Seitnment %ai,f5uneb.
men. Ger i'm 9ett liegenbe Bauer
biftirt, uno als allies fertig lit. err
bebt lih Der Notar, INN su eeben.
Sn oemielben gltsenblide ridtet Iif
audi Der roblite 2anomann allf iei-
mem Eager IN Die Sobe uno irast:
o&onn id) MN aiid mifiteb'n?"
&otar: pSa, iino Sic oenn nift
franf?"
Bauer: .Wir ieblt mir! s. bab'
nur 'glai,6t, beim Seitament maiden
mllB ma i'm 9ett liegen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Sin g%alanter Doctor.

o@elden Ir5t baben sic, lieber
6relino?"
Den Doctor g."
n@ie, bieien G~barlotan?"
oSSa, ieben Sic, oaran lit meme
6rau ifulo. Sic tragic i'm elm
Dial, morum tie immer 10 falte
5iiBe babe, iporauf er antportete:
.Gas fommt baber, neil Sbre Slip
den 70 Helm iino, boB niht &C.
niieeno 8lut barin 8lat bat"
Seitoem mill meme Srau feiner,
anoeren Doctor mebr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
~ ~ ~
Hebandlc.

Sn elmer abenoeeieGidaft befano
ii6 cine biibihe, iunse Came, Ger
aber leioer cine gauge Ieibe ,;3ahne
feblten, nn0 elm ebenio liebensmiir.
bigger iunger SEER, Ser feline Saarc
anf feinem 9opfe batte, oieien
Wansel aber our1 cine molfige
Eerriide 5u eriesen bemtiibt NOR.
Die iiirge Game mad)te oen aabl.
fopf sur 3ielideibe ibres @ises.
Sm Infange lad)te er nit, bod enc.
lif purbe ibm Die Sof)e sit bunt.
uno er iaste, Inn Die 2ader aui
Ieine Seite 5n bringen: rMein
SrGuIein, id lpllnbere mid, oaB
.Sbre @ise 10 beiBenb limo, ba sic
bod feline I3dbne baben."
Limb if)," erpioerte Die Game,
,t%pitnoere mid, bab eS orauBen 10
beG lit, obeleid sic Den @onD
ourh cine @olfe peroeft balten."
Nette Mnsiidt.
SremOer: sd mod)te mir Ell
men 3abn BEL Sbnen sieben l%aiien!"
Sorfbaoer (ber na1e BEL Der
Stride uobnt): rgs lit Jest &c.
raoe Dos Sodamt in Der aird' uno
oa 5ieb' ih feline 3dbn'!"
Sremoer: ,glber oos lit 6odJ
niht perboten!"
9aber: nSa, uiiien g, id bin
bonn Serrn Hforrer idon eiu paar
Wial angeSeigt morben megeu Stor-
ing Des 8ottesoienltes!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-09
Sod idlimmer.

gu bumme @ei6ifte oas! Sabe
i6 ba tteulid elmer Dame aus 60
ianterie meinen Shirm gelieberi
uno nidt nieoer 5uriiferbalten!"
yad, b~erribigen Sic iid oof
SD babe nitf mai elmer Game
aus 8alonterie meinen Sfirm an-
geboten; Die batte i'm ouf) bebal-
ten (ieuf5eno) iino mid ba5u!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Laid to Rest
in sHAFER CEMETERY WERE
THE REMAINS OF MRS. HAIR.
LEY DAVIS YESTERDAY.

On Sunday afternoon in the Monon.
gah Baptist church funeral services
were held over the remains Of Mrs
Harley Davis, whose death occurred
on Friday. Rev. R. T. Webb had
charge of the services and in his re
marks he spoke of the exemplary
Christian life OF Mrs. Da:is and of iler
many kind and thoughtful deeds to-
wards those in trouble.
The services were largely attended
by the friends of the deceased and
many handsome floral tributes had
been sent by the friends, among them
being an especially beautiful piece
which was the gift of Black Diamond
Temple, No. 8, Rathpone Sisters. Of
which the deceased was loyal mem
Der. The order attended the services
in body. The remains were laid to
rest in the shafer cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Boat Upset
AND PROMINENT YOUNG MAN
WAS DROWNED YESTERDAY
IN CHEAT RIVER.

MoRGANToWN, July 2s.-John
Ritchey, of scottdale, Pa, who came
to Mt. Chateau last Saturday evening,
went out on the Cheat river yesterday
morning in a boat. In some way the
boat was turned over and the occu-
pant was drowned. He was a very
prominent man and was a member Of
the lodge of Elks.
The trial OF j. w. Wiles, who was
summoned Saturday to appear before
the mayor this morning, charged with
erecting a building within the city
limits without a permit, has been post.
poned until tomorrow afternoon. 1t
appears that Mr.. Wlles started to
buiid.a barn back of the city hall some
time ago, and continued to build it.
5although told, by the city authorities
to stop. The greatest obte ctihn to
the building IS that It is OF wood and
liiel conhns tiple. Ilie CITY ofiiS
nance g yeFg explicit about Tho point
nndef discussion, ana all evidence and
law seems to be ON tine side OF the
municipal authoritles- However, the
case is attracting great amount or
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23

"A. s. Prichard appointed admins
traitor de bonis non Of the estate Of
Melissa Hess, deceased. Bond given
in the sum of 500 with James a..
Meredith as surety.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
w atsofl Band 3
;HADsVERY SUCCESSFUL PICNIC
AT PINE GROVE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

The Watson band had the outing
yesterday afternoon to which 1t had
been looking forward with pleasure
i. for some time. 1t was given at Coma
way grove, above BarrackYtlle- The
rain interfered somewhat with the
comfort of the ptcnickers; however.
the school house there AFFORDED pro
lection to the people during the down
pour An excellent dinner was sery-
/ ed, and this, united with the concert
given by the band. went to. make the
occasion very successful and pleas
ant one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
PAlNFUL ACCIDENT.
George Price Fell On Tile Floor Cut.
ting His Head.

George Price. clerk at the Manley
hotel, met with a painful accident this
morning about three O'clock. He was
sitting in the hotel, talking to Sanford
Morris. He arose and stretched ont
his arms when sharp pain shot
through his breast to his heart He
fell to the tile floor, mis- head striking
with such force as to cut cash re
quiring several stitches DR.. g. %.
Henry administered the necessary sur
gical aid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
ShF6Wd investors

know that now is an opportune
time to buy real estate just while
the tide is flowing. The man look,
ing for a home should follow the
example OF the man who buys
for investment, Buy where the
best opportunity presents itself.
That is right now.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
PEP SONAL

Mrs. a. j.. Stone has been i'll for sew.
sral days at her home on Quincy
street
Miss Mary Ward will leave the lat
ter part Of the week for cadiz, Ohio
to spend some time with relatives
Chester sHinn, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday at his home on Pierpont ave
me.
Mrs. Lee satterfield and little dRUgh-
Sers Virginia, of Middleton, have been
asre for several days the guests OF
the formers sister, Mrs. Earnest Hell.
lielss on Fifth street. Ntr satterfie'd
vent ia washington on Saturday and
vim return to-day.
James Haggerty, of Clarksburs,
spe1t Sunday at his home in the city.
Barn. on Sunday, TO MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Robinson. a son.
MISS Eva Compiler left Saturday
night for washington D. G.. to spend
d month with friends.
Dana Miller came down from Mt.
LaEs Park Saturday and sgcnt sua.
& Gay with relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Pople md
Slaughter; Miss Bessie, went to Cum
Beffand, Md, yesterday TO visit their
daughter Mrs. Adam Frost.
Miss Mayme Thomas and l4erndon
Fawsett spent Sunday with friends in
Washington
Misses villa Butcher and Eliza.
Beth watson returned Saturday from
= visit with friends in Ohio.
Edwfn Robinson returned Saturday
Z hight from Atlantic city wlere he he'd
spent the past week.
Squire Amos and sons. Curt and
FraHa. vent to Washington, d. g. on
SATURDAY. They returned to-day.
o. e Hutchinson returned yester-
Hay mom weeks business trip 10
Garland. N. q. He wac accompanied
by his SON Claud Hutchtnson who has
BEEN employed by the Cherokee IlIm.
Der Company for several months. He
vim spend months vacation here.
Mrs. Harry Shore and chtldren went
to Cumberland yesterday TO spend a
IEeeS with relatives
Mrs. N. A. Nuzum aud niece, Miss
Jennie Fisher, leave tomorrow fos
YosR Pa, to spend week with rela,
lives.
a .. A. cirmos who has been in charge
u the italian mail at the local post
otHse left for New York on Saturday
he win sail for Napies italy
"a morning on q French lin
He 5 making his mother q visit
ana Eiil % gone about two months.
when he wtti tale ilis posittop g ne
pustotice.
a. Morgan. who was appointed ne
IrI and Company al Man.
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standlna Il the cIuhs
Games To-day.

Games To-day.
New York in Pittsburg
Brooklyn in Chicago.
Philadelphia in Cincinnati.
Boston in St Louis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23

Miss Amy Williams has returned
from scottdale, Pa where she had
been the guest otrelatives for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nuzum, OF
Tuscaloosa, Ala, who are the guests
of relatives here, will leave in the
morning for Mt. Clemens; Mich, to
spend few weeks.
j. A. Grant, of Grafton, spent satur-
day. in the city the guest Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Joseph Lehman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23

Born, to Attorney and Mrs, w. II.
Brant, asten pound boy. The little
fellow made his arrival yesterday
morning.
Mr.. N. Y. Noonan spelt Sunday ia
Cumberland the guest Of his mother.
Miss Gypsy Fogle spent Sunday
with relatives in Morgantown.
Mrs. Nell Gaskell was taken sud
denly i'll Sunday afternoon at her home
of Jefferson street. she attended
church services in the morning ana
was taken i'll shortly after her return
home. She is slightly improved TO.
day.
Mrs. S. E. Upton, who mas been quite
i'll for a week, is improving.
Misses Ruth Fleming and Roberta
Bennington spent Sunday in Pied.
mont, the guests of Miss nellie Blacks
ton.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas
Watson this morning.
Kenneth Barnes, who has been lii
of typhoid fever at Cook Hospital, has
been removed to his home on Fair
mont avenue.
Miss Cora Riggs was admitted 10
Cook Hospital this morning for sur
gicaI treatment
Mr. Joseph Nuzum is quite i'll at his
home on. Madison street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Goedeke
at their home in Buckhannon, twin
daughters.
Miss Jane Mckinney, student in
the University Summer school, spent
Sunday at her home in the First ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wells, who had
spent the past few months in Colorado
for the benefit of the formers health,
returned here to-day on No. so.
Mrs. C. w. swisher and children. Of
Charleston, who are the house guests
OF Mrs John Phillips, went to Downs
to-day to spend. the day With friends
Master Harold Swisher lad been i'll
for several days and was thought to
I'be taking typhoid fever He is much
better however.
H. e. Pitman, of Gray's Flat, black
smith at that place, for the Federal
Coal Company, was in town to-day
Mr. Eckels. Of GAINESVILLE, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Eva Composer, of Walnut ave
nue.. has gone to washington, D. c..
where she win spend her vacation.
Mrs. Porter Holland and daughter
Grace, of Walnut avenue, have gone
for short vacation near PruntytoRn.
Mr., and Mrs Whipple, Of Walnut
avenue, have returned from Rochess
ter, Pa. where they were on. a yaca-
tton. =
E Az e Gollett secretary TO Presid lent
-. IL Partnton; was ii town today.
Charlss TUCKER 81 sixth street.
Fourth md in epileIttic he sent
this week 70 Huntington % the Home
for Incurabies.
II. C. ogden ana family, of Wheel
ms are visiting 1ir. ogden's parents
|r |frHnn f| The able
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Diamond Dust
NATIONAL,

Yesterdays, Results.
Chicago 6Brooklyn 8:
st. Louis Bostont1.
Cincinnati Philadelphia 8.
Cincinnati philadelphia 9.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Lodged in Jail
ALLEGED BARN BURNER NOW
LANeuIsHEs IN THE couN-
TY RAsTILE.

Luther Raber, charged with the
burning of barn belonging to- James
Hamilton, of Seven Pines, was lodg-
ed in Jail this morning. The fire oc4
CURED on last Thursday night. Raber
took his flight, but was not willy
enough to escape. "A
/ Blood-hounds were put on the track
of the incendiary, but by the cunning
devices which he employed he sue
ceeded in eyading them.
Raber stayed all night with Mr..
Haught, relative of his. This morn.
ing Raber was down in the B. and o.
yards, where he was detained until
Deputy Sheriff Furbee could go down
to get him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
title Child Dead,

The infant child of Joseph Keener
died on SATURDAY. evening at the par;
ents' home in Montana. The child
was five months old and was the sec
ond one to die within year. The re-
mains were laid to rest yesterday at
ternoon. Undertaken Cunningham was
in charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Iunk Dealer
IS ~ TROUBLE FOR ALLEGED
FHcHiNG FROM COAL AND
RAILROAD COMPANIES.

John Geer, junk Ter. was q
before lice BENIN saprsias
evening for alehlng rom me lrniof
Coal Company Geef 6peFated q no.
nongaIi fIis home Hast 4tSsss
pool Ohio
For some days art had been
mIssed by the company The things
missed were located on e5eers boat
about the time he was to start down
the liver. A warrant was issued and
was served by q. r. Morgan and Moses
Higinbotham tice Behnln tom
held Geer In bond for seae. Geer was
unable to furnish a bond sman so he
was placed In the county jail.
Geer put up q cash bond this morn
ing and was released 1t is likely
that he VIII be put in again for tax
ing property belonging 70 the Baltt:
more and Ohio Railroad Company
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