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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
LIBERALS WIN BYE ELECTION
BY REDUCED MAJORITY

London. April THE bye-election yes
terday In the Eye division OF Suffolk I'm
consequence OF the resignation OF +. s.
Stevenson resulted in the election OF II.
Pearson, Liberal. a son OF Sir Weetman
Pearson. by a majority OF 197 over the
Marquis OF Graham. Conservative. eld-
est son OF the Duke OF Montrose.
In the last contested election in Eye
division. held in 1900. the liberal majority
WAS lhl1
The campaign has been one Of the most
lively of the recent years, and was konwn
as the ladies battle" because the most
prominent figures In 10 were Lady Mary
Hamilton. the richest woman OF Great
Britain. who is engaged 20 he married to
the Marquis OF Graham. and the young
wife OF Pearson
The small Liberal majority ia chiefly
due 20 the intense popularity in the coun-
try OF Lady Mary. who appealed person
ally 20 the voters and asked them TO give
her wedding present the election 10 par
lament OF her future husband.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
SWIFT ESTATE LEFT IN TRUST
FOR BENEFIT OF FAMILY

Salem. Mass. April THE viii OF T.. G.,
Swift. the millionaire packer, was admit
ted 10 probate today In the Essex county
court In this city. and ~ appeared that be-
yond requests OF $500 90 the Methodist
Episcopal church at Sycamore. Mass. and
1890 10 the Sagamore Cemetery associa-
tion. there were no public gifts.
The entire estate Is estimated at about
$1,000. .0o0. and il left In trust for the BEN
eft OF the family Of the teststor. ard 10
two long time employees OF Mr. Swlftwho
are provided with small annulties.
The will names James r. Lockwood of
Hyde Park and Freedom Hutchinson OF
Newton as executors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
CITY HALL RECORDS.
REAL ESTATE coNvEYANcEs.
Friday. April s.

REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES.
Mechanics Savings Bank TO Walter H.
Coburn lot west side AyraAlt street: So
Ellen Daley TO Michael j. Murphy two
lots with improvements corner Clinton
avenue and Faith street $40
Michael J. Murphy TO Frank Moss same
premises as last above described; $40.
Alvarado III. Huntington ct ux., Bessie
A., TO John III. Thomas lot with buildings
north side Manning street; $40
Home Investment Co. TO Sadie @. Ely
lot corner Indiana and Michigan avenues
$40
Charles A. Blissert to Benjamin F. Har-
rington nine lots north side Keats street
$40.
James IT, Tower To United Land Co.
tract bounded by oxford, Poe, Pleasure
and Ivy streets 81.
John c. jDolbel ct al. TO Emma +. Cole
lot with improvements north side Willow
street: siO0.
William H. Shaw by mortgage 10 John
Metzyer lot with buildings east side
Robin street; $3.50.
John Metzyer to Mary Knobloch same
premises as last above described SO
r. l. hospital CT ais. TO William n. Lam
non lot west side Parnell street: $40.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
Joseph vinacco ct ux. spiranza. 10
Roger williams Savings Fund and Loan
association five lots south side Marietta
street. A00
william J. Mcdonald to United Loan
and Trust Co lot with buildings east side
Calais street; $3.50.
Patrick H. O'Rourke 20 Peoples Saw
lngs Bank two lots with buildings west
side Plain street: $500
Walter H. Coburn to Robert l.. Walker
Co lot with buildings west side Ayrault
street: $235
John II. Thomas 10 Old Colony Coop
erative bank lot with buildings north side
Manning street; $3.50.
Sadie G.. Ely 10 Peoples Trust com
pany lot corner Indiana and Michigan
avenues. two mortgages amounting to
$4aoo
william " Lennon 10 Walter b. At
wood lot with improvements west side
Parnell street: 500
Antonio Tella ct ux. 10 Charles C..
Weaver two lots with buildings corner
Charles and Social streets. subject 10
prior mortgage: $500.
DISCHARGES OF REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES.
william ]. Mcdonald by Halls ".
Smith. N25
John H. Thomas et al by Peoples Trust
company; $3.50.
William A. HuSe by Citizens Savings
bank: $1,000
MECHANICS LIEN.
Peter Brucker by Providence Plumbing
and Steam Heating company lot with
buildings corner Westminster and Moul-
ton streets. t96S5.
ATTACHMENTS
DaLid and Susan Douglass BY Hattie
r. Blaisdall two lots corner Cranston and
Superior streets. 500.
Henry s Latham by q. Sabctta lot with
buildings west side Seabury street: lot
with buildings east side Noyes avenue
600
ASSIGNMENT or WAGES
Walter J. Doughty TO G. n Weekes
from Nicholson File company to Dec. 10.
1877.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
i'll, DESP0NDENT,
DRANK IODINE

All were busy with their work when
suddenly the De Luca girl toppled over
and shrieked I'm agony.
The other girls rushed 10 her side and
some went downstairs into the office and
told OF what had happened.
officer Briggs OF the Central station
was called in and Immediately sent for
the ambulance.
Al o'clock II was stated at the hospi-
tai that the girl was not considered IN a
serious condition
She lives az 6ss Atwell's avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
GOVERNOR OF
TvER PROVINCE
KILLED BY BOMB

Tver, Province OF Tver. Russia. April
7.-While the governor Of Tver. NJ. slept
zoff. was passing through the principal
street OF the town al o'clock this morn
ing he was killed by the explosion OF a
bomb
Gov. Sleptzoff was regarded as a very
reactionary official and was held responsi-
BILE for the beatings administered 10 the
Intelligencia by the BLACK Hundreds"
last fall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
MINOR OFFENDERS IN
JUDGE RUECKERT'S COURT

James Crohan. brought before Judge
Rueckert this morning on a charge OF
breaking and entering the shed OF Rocco
Gamighetti and stealing tools. valued az
slO&. was bound over In 500
Ida Travers. common drunkard. was
sentenced 20 six months az the farm
Annie F1irlong. brawler. was surren-
dered by Miss Denehy and sentenced 10
six months at the farm.
Benjamin V. Kempton. boy. charged
with careiessiy breaking an electric light
globe. valued as - cents. was fined g. and
costs.
Clarence W Irwin. charged with steal
Ing Louis H Remingions coat. valued
at SO. from the Newman hotel. was fired
t25 and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
MARKET
REPORTS.

Opening prices in the New York stock
market today showed a sluggish move
ment within the limits Of a narrow frac-
tion I'm either direction. The gains pre-
dominated Transactions were on n small
scale. Delaware and Hudson and Mime
apolis, St Paul and Sault ste Marie rose
a point each.
Secondary prices were slightly better.
but there was no disposition manifested
TO follow up the advance and the ground
was soon lost Pressure became decided
I'm spots toward IL o'clock. Reading and
Union Pacific yielded = and Northwest
ern rose a point
The market was practically idle until
the appearance OF the bank statement.
The disclosure Of a deficit In the legal
reserve induced only light selling and
support was afforded 90 check the decline.
The closing was irregular.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
LITTLE BlAZES THAT
DID LITTLE DAMAGE

An alarm was sounded from box las lt
7:34 this morning for a fire in Pawtucket
car on North Main street. caused by the
blowing out of fuse.
Box 367 was sounded at los this after
noon for fire In the rear OF dry gods
store at 7l6 Potter avenue. owned by
William +. Stevenson. No damage.
Box AGO was pulled at II :15 this morning
for a fire In store owned by NJ. G.
Wheeler, &c Cabot street No damage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
OPERATORS MEET
To FRAME REPLY

April 7.-There nothing about the temporary
miners union this city today indicate
million anthracite and btumnous mine workers
engaged struggle for increased
wages.
large district leaders from both the hard and soft
coal fields this returned their
homes they Monday leaving here only Pres
dent Mitchell twoo or three assistants.
leader said today that the anthracite employees
before the there nothing for
present but await the action of the employers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07

Mary De Luca. a bright little i7-year-
old italian tailoress employed by A. Paw
loski. 4 Westminster street. was taken 10
the r. J. hospital al 1915 today. suffer
ing from the effects OF iodine which she
had drank
For some time the girl has been suf-
fering from fainting spells. and IL Is be-
lieved that she took the poison In nj OF
despondency.
with about "A half-dozen other girls, she
was working I'm the shop on the second
floor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07

MANAGER WANTklJ. EVERY SEC
tion. 20 select agents for "Gameoscience, y
worlds greatest new lawful game for
drinks or cigars: takes place forbidden
slot machines: played with nckels or
quarters: one TO seven persons can play
AT once. Finish beautiful like cash regis
ter: rented or sold on easy payments.
sample sent free Proposition will please
you IL We still have opening In your
section. United Sporting Goods Mfg. Co,
Dept. 104 Chicago. Ill ALT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
FUGITIVE STATION AGENT
WILL Be EXTRADlTED

Burinton. VT, April 7.-Sherin T.. II.
Hoyt left this city today for Montreal TO
bring back Patrick r. McCabe. formerly
station agent at the Bolton station of the
Central Vermont railway, who has been
ordered extradited on charges OF misp'ac-
ing the switch that wrecked the New Eng
land States Limited express tram al Boil
ton. Jan. rs. and of perjury before the
raj isoad commissioners hearing az 81. Al
bans I'm February. Several persons were
injured In the wreck but no one was
killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
STRIKING MINERS IN
FRANCE GROW QUIETER

Lens. France, April THE striking coal
miners are comparatively calm. though
numerous small depredations continue TO
be reported The numbers of strikers are
diminishing in some sections and disor-
derly bands who crossed the belgian from
tier were forced back by Belgian gen
darmes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
MANUEL S0USA FOUND
DEAD At LODGINGS

Manuel sousa. aged H. was found dead
at o'clock this morning In his room I'm
Frank Sousa's tenement house. 10 Bland
ina street
Medical Examiner j C. Pegram voewed
the body this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
ELEVEN MORE BODIES TAKEN
FIR 9M e0URRiERES MINE

Lens, France. April 7.-Eleven more
bodies were brought up from the Cour-
rieres mine today. Another live horse
was found but no more living men have
been rescued.
against the mine MANAGEMENT and en-
gineerS increaSaa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
WRseLMAN BROUGHT TO sOlK

IN the police court this morning John
Robell charged with riding n bicycle on
a sidewalk. pleaded guilty and was fined
IS and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
DIED

coLWELI-In this city. on tho eth inst.
Francis Colwell aged % years.
Funeral from the First Congregational
church Benefit street. on Tuesday. the
10th inst AZ i2 o'clock noon. Relatives
and friends are invited 20 attend Burial
private.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
The COTTON MARKET.

Reported for the News over the private
wire OF EDWARD +. SHELDON n CO.
Bankers and Brokers. Room 2A Banigan
Buildiug.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
new YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported for the News over the private
Bankers and Brokers. Room pa Banigan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07

10 CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
fake LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money N II fails
10 cure Il w. Groves signature IA or
bach box Sc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07

TO LET-SUITE OF ROOMS TO RE-
liable parties, with conveniences. 49<
Pine street. a7-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund money
II PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure you In
6 TO IA da.'s. TOc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
sETO ! ] /
5 H0h !.
LEFT IA ARI< I<ERsB Ilfits EsTE 3 Az
Evening BY VA or
BURG FOB HIS ~ ett 4i
AIN TOWN. 4


PARKERsBURet 4
though Senator ElIlsl1ls 70
remain In the city seyeta ne
left last eyeafng for his home at Ell
Fsins. by, way of CLARK bhrg - spent
q busy day here YESTERDAY nfeTring
with the leaders:
The Senator is pleased with the local
outlook and since talking e the local
party menlis certain Of Wood county.
Things are beginning to shape mp for
the campaign which Is assuming def.
mite form. The Senator had quite q
talk with the leaders at State head
quarters and he leaves Parkersburg
;convtncedsof an Improvement in party.
sentiment.
II can't help but feel good after my
visit here and at other points in the
State" said the Senator yesterday.
ftParty matters are perktng up and 4
guess I'll soon have 20 Increase my
figure on Republ lean mai a1oritIes.
The Senator will stop at clarksburg
and fromtthere he will go tothe HALLE
hurst. Hewin not spend much time
over the State, deyoting most of his
time in the quiet of his home. e
Y %If i owned Ha1liehurst said Mr..
Work to him, Il would not 80 any
place at all, You couldn't hire me to
go to Washington. "
''We1l. don't know, replied the
Senator. 81 am fIlcllned to think Hal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
Arlniv versary Sale
at Jollif.e' s
tTHE BUSY STORE AGAIN cELEs
BRATEs FINE YEAR's Ru ST.
NESS BY OFFERING S
BARGAINS.

Z The Jollltfe store is planning. to cele;
brate another year OF goj business
by having an Anniversa sale OF no
small magnitude Mr.. Vance, the
manager, has been planning for this
sale for weeks and has engaged the
services Of an extra force Of salesla7
dies togwait upon the trade. Z
The Jollthe store is soi4e Of Fair
mont's most enterpr ising retail houses
and the slogan "the busy store Is s.1 no
missioner for this establi snment.
The policy Of the store has changed
to considerable extent within the
last year. as the piece goods and dry
goods department is bs.lte closed out
and the whole attention Of the rnans
Is directed 10 the lines of
ladies ready to wear ltFDds and mil
lfnery.
For full particulars con corning the
magnitude of this sale sreterence Is here N
made to page i've Of stc.tla pape
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
MUCH. MONEY |. v
FOR | /. !. BANKS ; | |. 5
. IA-Ai
SECRETARY SHAW MAKES AN;;
: NoUNcEMEhT OF LARGE. n
DEPOSITS IN The BIG n
CITIES.

WAsH1NGToN, Sept. 2s-- secfe;
tary Shay announced that SIG, ,OOo,00V
viii be deposited with the existing
depositary banks lii the following
cities. New York and Chicago, So.
100000 each: Bostoin. Philadelphia, st.
Louis and New Orleans, $2,000,00O
EACH; Baltimore, Louisville, Kansas
city, cleveland 81 100000 each; Pitts:
burg, Buffalo, Minneapolis. Milwap'
keet Detroit, Cincinnati. st. Paul, oma.
la, Des Moines, Denver, Sioux City,
Memphis, Peoria, Atlanta, Nashville
and sioux Fails. s5oo,gOo each.
SECURITY In bonds which are lawful
Investments for savings bankssof New
York and NIassach chusetts win be az;
cepted for the deposits at ninety per
cent. Of their market value. These DE-
poslts are temp poraryg in character, sto
he returned as soon 5as the pressure
is over. beginning probably February
/ next. s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
TAFT rs EXPEGTFD 10 PROCLAIM HIMSELF GOV
ERN0R Oh CUBA BEFORE TIIIE SgI SETS today
det fhc cers
SOME cEsAf1e Ess NJ ~ lfl.s sTER
OF oFFicfl 81 Az gEs1 Yla.
GInifA yERs


THE cadet corps has started the
years in a pf6peS taanIle Many new!
men have enttste a and 81 great many
old men are bacls sos that the corps
Is strong "a q number The
bard Is much better han last year
there being more talent Of that Kind
III school this year Than last. Owing
10 d number going out Of the corps
last year; several promotions have
been made! Below are te8 changes:
III. wv. Sanders to major.
8 &C. Holland to be8captain Co "a
Joseph A. Gtgt toabe captain Go! 3.
II WI e. Lloyd to be captatn Go. e.
a. e. Weaver to he captain and
signal ofIieer.
/. I'll o. Batten to be captain Of the
band.
il. NJ. Lawson to$be frst lieutenant
Co. A:
9. 9: sheppard to4Bs nrst Lieutenant
CO. b
! a. Yonker to be frst lieutenant
CO. q.
=. W Ryan to Be: second .lleutenantt
Go. A,
: II. N. scott to % second Iieutenant
COB
cllford Myers y be second lleutenii
ant co. d
d. b. Foulk Isl promoted TO second
and will be assigned to the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28

lle Eetilo ts
ARE Ill a iQLANpAslRFY lbEFitIT 70
DO lsTlst4EAR ARsT IN Not
AI-k KING NOW. a

BUFFALO, NJ. ~, Sept The
party leaders and dele ties who gath
erred here for Tie Democratic state
convention, which after the most re.
mafkable session in the history Of
the Organization I'M this State. adjourn
led at 2 40 o'clock yesterday morning
left for their homes, fatigued from the
hours OF strenuous conferences which
preceded the convention and the long,
turbulent session which marked It's
close. It was such a night as Buff
falo has not seen in years. Rain be.
gan falling during the last hours of
the convention, and the crowd Of
more than Z 900 persons who had
been in the densely packed auditor.
illlm were drenched ON the way home
The party leaders showed no dis
position to comment upon the ticket
named or upon the character Of the
proceedings: Mn Jerome. who enter
5edjthe raee for the5D Democratic nomina-
itIon because OF the .disgraceful" con-
dltions which ned declared existed, was
asked II he had any comment to make
on the nomtnatio lions
81 Will say nothing for the preselit,"
he replied. Later may make MY
position and views clear, but for The
present / shall gives esout no statement" !"
arome said sthat ailedJ
Albany conf ferense sot ant 'olqs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
H.i.AiI'DiI llIli. RID
On ! \ Train. \.
CAR BREAks LOOSE FROM
FREIGHT TF7Al N - HRAlk F.
MANS NARROWING NeF FEx
sRERtENcE

Il ~ sf u aft..-
WHEELING G. Sept. IS. - Just at 9 9
O'clock last evening as IA heaYy freight
train was pulling up slxteenth street
on ITS way TO Pittsburg, and just as
the crowd which had been held in
waiting for some time were crossing
the street, one of the cars No. $685.
broke loose from the engine and start
ed down the street at rapid rate!
Persons on Market street rushed mad
ly from the tracks, just in time to ses.
cape balng lit by the runaway car
Brakeman Haley, VINO was on the car
made frantic; effort to stop its mad
dash, but his efforts were all to no
avail. as the brakes refused to work
and the car continued on Its course:
BY the time II had reached the bridge
across the creek at Main street, IT
had gained considerable momentum,
and 1t is almost a miracle that 1t did
not dash into the creek.
The car continued on Il scourset
over the switches, but was
stopped near the Wheeling STAMPING
works by striking a block. The front
end OF the car was slightly damaged,
but the contents were unintlred. An
GAMMA tIon was made and iva 9
found that the car had not been Sc:
cnrely coupled, which was the cause.
OF the break; Haley was unintured,
hut does not care to take another such
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
in Oil and Chemical De
t1nents Of Plate Glass Company
Caused Dang Fire This AM

q I l. Il = LIZ
s5CLEVEI4ANDi Sept. 2s.SA IN explo-
sion Iii the oil and che lea I Sdeparts
nsnt ifi the six story ling Of the
Ilttsbnf Plate gin sps IIii5 cen5
tral9 paft 81 rit MD morning
caused d Stub born etous stires tiIr
The rAre ind VI
was uncontr lied until nine. The
bull ain and con tent t5taI loss
cen O'clock wells ot the le Y
building cola and AYelal ffenen. Y q !.
were caugh In tlle ruins,
they we l1urri tlyts e1tric rom
their ilpps Ion, come ot tlieiii
Feeeiying iiiiilrtes necess ding their
gsRsss g Hospitals
siot iF srstllYE YER siAaY SAIL
To.kao RaoNv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28

to-morros the ord viii be issued by
the President shflEe iftat beyond
the historic s.taree mile limit beyond
which no exectti ne before Roos t,s
time ever dared proceed durin his
term pf once nh q Presitien be
within immediate shore conmlnica-
tioh through the means OF wireless
:telegrap
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28

OYSTER BAY sept dent
ROO left Oyster Bay aboard the
oHar to.das FOR trip to Cape
Cod Bay to observe the gnnnery llracs
tfce 81 he warah of tie Atlantie
nee ne return TO Bay
tat noon Sunday IS
ia Che stars and strip are Hung to
the breeze over Cuban sou sto= lag siE pl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
Pernsy VIII
Help Build Il
COMPANY WILL PUT M oNEf TO
OVERHEAD CROSSING OF
RoRosEp TROLLEY
n. II l.ILlNE..3.1 81

WASHINGTON. Pas Sept 2s.-A
committee composed Of five members
of the board OF trade and two members
OF council, went to Plttsburg for the
purpose Of interviewing General man7
ager G. L. Peck. OF the Pennsy1 y1sania
lines. relative to securing a right of
way over the compahy's tracks in
Washington for the Western trolley
spur of the Pittsburg Railway COM
.pany which is being constructed here!
The trolley road which extends from
the center Of the town into the in
dustrial section is practically complet-
ed on both sides of the railroad but q
right of way over the tracks was re-
fused. 1t was claimed that an under
ground crossing was imp ossible and,
That an overhead crossing would I'M
Rolve enormous damages, Mr.. Peck
stated that the Pennsy1 anita company
would absolutely refuse to give, a right
Of way at grade, but ttat. Il washing.
ton or the Pltt5burg Railways COM
pany desired to erect an overhead
crossing the railroad company would
participate in its construction and pay
ment. Al is 81 a
~ :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
Many euests .5at the Tavern.

a There were one hundred land four
teen guests registered at the Tavern
yesterday. Besides long list Of West
gVirginians there were many guests
from other States The Tavern Is
wen known To travele lers aI1d Host VIII
liams lis nsidered one Of the most
-.conEenia1a hotel aeIl sof the state. 8 !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
CiI.RIE:..AI'!!. J /. DAMAGE. D !!
PROPERTY Loss rs ESTIMATED
AT ABOUT THIRTEEN MIL.
LION DOLLARS.

ATLANTA, Sept, q. -Losses5t to the
amount Of probably thirteen millions
we're caused by the terrible hurricane
which visited Florida, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana last might, ac-
$cordlng to- reports received aere to.
Iday. The greatest damage is to, cot
ton crops and railroad property. Nbne
ofttfe dispatches tell OF a loss Of life
but there IS widespread damage to
crops Of alI kinds. d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
Normal III Tents
WILL MEET o.tll GIL i:T FOR NARl
GUS PURRo sEs INTER
$l EsTIFGe EWEE N e p PRoM-s
1SEp!

Ameetfhe Of the Y. M. q. Az. Of HE
Normal Is called for tonight at sew.
en- O'clock at which meeting an organ;
tzation viii be effected: Both liter
ary societies meet tonight ana after
d short programme has been render:
ed Miss We're sof the elocution depart
ment win give several readings. III
5 The prog grammes for the societies
are:
Mozart Society.
Music Miss shinn. 81
RecltatIon Miss Farrell.
Debate Question. Resolved that the
United States should use her army
and navy to maintain the peace ot
Cuba To Af1rm, Mr.. Bartlett; Mr..
Amos; to deny, Mr. Gregory, Mi.
Smith. sss 4
8 General debate.
Recess. ~
Music Miss BOggss
Paper Miss Grove.
l-yeeun1s Society.
Plano Duet Miss ManIey, Miss Nl.
zln: ~ ss
Debateto afiTm Mr.. sntder, Mr.
Straight; to deny, Mr.. johnson MI.
Meredith. s
I General debate.
Intermission: .s;s
z Music II i. 4
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