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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
Ssmangel / Hew DOrf.

Sra glep Dprt itrioes: OeriOm
Der life 6liper fulot op af tolot 8ejr
/ 2pbet af De tommenoe lets Tiger,
bll Rep 9ort blibe Iteot / en- far
fla eyssNgo til Sommeren. 8pen
forbruger 6pert Qar 4,000,0005ons
af Ss. 2(f funitig SIS tan oer, ndar
ale arGfter i9ttes / 8ebpgelie, ia
briferes 100000 5ons. 90 Brocen.
af Oenne 5prIbning fontrolleres aT
9lmerican See 6ompdnD llnoer nor
male SOr6olo bar Sszaompu9niers
ne langs SuoIon gfiber omtrent g.
100000 3on paa Eager, og bDert
QunO af 0enne 5oripning bebspes.
g ssjor be0 oenne 9lo bar Der op.
lagt 100000 3ons. 5 Dag er Der
iun 100000 paa Eager belle Stae
ten.
W6oleIaIe priien pau So So
nuar 1905 bar genneminitlig $1.25
pr. Son. s 9lar inlges Sien po1
grpsgerne for So pr. Son, oe 5ors
brugerne betaler 9enneminittig 80
Gents pr. 100 puno. Oct eneite,
iom fan forebhsge en- alporlis SS.
monsel, er en- itreng 5roit af minofi
tpbe Oages @ariebeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
Mnna 8unlO bar bait nof al
Nrepen.

Sra Paris berettes unoer 8. os..
o,repinoen Qlnnd G,oulo De GdIteli
lane bar inoleoet Retsproceoure for
GtilsmiSle fra Grep 8oni De Gaitel.
lane. Sun opboloer fig fin &eli'
oens, bbor 8srnene miolertioig efter
giettens Sillaoelie er betroet til
tenoes Omiorg. @reben er rejit til
fit Siem pau 2anoet.
Qlnna @oulo, SAB 0oulos Dat.
ter. liges at babe ejet mellem &c.
100000 og $8,000,000. oa bun
bleb gift meo G,reo Goitellane. 9c
bar oog life lntteoes @repeu a
iette faa flor en- Del oeraf oper'
itnr, oa ban ingen Sinoe bar baf
9(ogang til mere emo $1.000,000 al
Dem. Wlon life 9lmerifds Millio
nprOetre fan l1re at iiee Nei ii
l5uropas sNoblemen". Iom iegcr
benz for oeres penges Sfplb.
Selbe Grunoen til, at @repinoet
Tsger Stilsmisie er imiolertio Gre
pens OpmertIombeo oberfor ei
Qdriierodme, Ser life n9bnes, mel
lom er bel fen6t of inbpieoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
Wpler meb at Opsiue yYais",

Gjupernsr Wiicteb bar opfororet
allie Statsembeosm9no til at retur
nere osres 5ripasfer pau Sernbaners
ne, men Observation-Disclosures for
iitrer. at De naiten alle fom cen
Ear unolaot at esre oct. llo af 1873
observation-disclosures ftal fun to
babe efterfommet @uberngrens Sps
forbring, og af &oneresmonoene fra
Gtaten bar fun &intaib tilbaseles
bsret fit 5ripas til Il. g. 8anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06

5ra Gutter. 9. D., beretieS fol-
genoe:
Iarmerne Gutter gountp bill
tempe til Oct fibfte for oeres 9jem,
lom De bar inorettet fig.
Den Reesl, iom nplie er fores
itreDet ai 2anooepartementet. at fun
,RanherS" Stoprelerpen. iom neos
Iatte Iis paa oeres aanb for 1893,
fan PROBE up. bar siort bet bdarot
for mango Mano, iom bar for
fegt at itaffe fig meo 5amilier SieH.
Disie WGno flptteoe til Guiter
eountp eftsr 1893 oe brugte oeres
6omeiteao Ret ben 3ro, at os
life piloe blibe foritnrret.
7or Ell 9lor iioen tom imiolertir
Den Orore, at olle @9roer poo
oono, bporpad Der lite er no9ei
Steos fra gleeerineen mod ripeS
neo.
glu bill Der blibe 5orisg poa
at fod 2opsn foranoret iadleoes, al
Settlerne ian foa .9itle" til og Be-
boloe Oct 2ano, bborpad DC boi
nebiot iis, peo at betaIe $3.50 pr
Mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
Sultanens Neup Om 5Orbsloene
| IDrfict.
3prfifte 8enoer bsr
lnfes li9e ao meget o. N
rmenierne.

Sra puris meooeles unosr 4.
sfebr.: prins Sababeooine, oen
tnrtite Sultans Rabs og 2eoeren
for oct unss tgrtiite 5remitriotss
parti, bar ienot ct grep angaaenoe
2prtiets @enfsoelis til Senator
9ertbelot, Der nplig Oppellereoe til
Qr9foent Roolepelt til Gunit for
Armeuierne.
grsnet tla9er oper, at De Repo'
Iutioner, iom Ganoet bar liot unoer
mango 4ar, bar p9ret organize
reoe uf oisfe Wlagters officielle
9lgenter / oisies egen Snteresie. %
can pddpegsr, at meoens Ger f9ns
ies g(rmenierne itor Spmpati, er
ben tprtilts 2anobefolfnins mere nj
fetlage.
Ageroprterne, iiger prinien, tpin-
ges til at tjene 69ren, og oct
cperlooes til apinoerne at tilbejez
1rinae moi til DC ublu Sfotter. Sns
te1iaeute 5prter, iom prsper poa at
inofsre Reformer, arreIteres bils
ildrli1t, tortureres, lanosforoiies
ia enooe mbroes af irre9ul9re 2ris
bunaler. 5orfslgelferne bar imiOs
lertio fun itbrtet Regeringen.
De Rsformer, iom europa preper
al iuoisre, bar fun forp9rret Jor
6olpsne. Qlrmeniernes oe 3prternes
sSnteresier er ioentiite. auroerne, Der
er Ulusielmeno % lite 3Drter, b9rs
qer baaoe 9(rmeniere og SDrter uoen
sSorItel. Oct piloe b9re en- itor Din
oina. boditaar YrinIen, ON Sur
oerne, oenne biloe Roee, tun0e tnnts
tes iii 9anofteoer, bd oeres Bib
lab b9nger iammen me0 oeres To-
liale Sitting.
Deriom europa og Qlmeritu be-
Iutter at interoenere, ilutter 8re
eet, iaa maa De Retferoigbeoens
g2opn gsre oct til @unit for ull',
6er IiOer UNDER n9rp9renoe Regine.
1prfiet er oen sitlige 29nte mellsn
gefens og gitens eipiliidtion. Gs0
al reformere oct og bringe oct Sars
moni meO mooerne Soccer. DilSe
0}ooi9tningen mellem 6ipiliiatios
nerne uoIIettes, og oermeo oiloe Der
pGre giort ct fort Striot fremao
moo uniberiol 5reo, fom nu trues
al oeune Mooi9tnin9.
Den pistigite Reform, prinisn
paapeger, at Der tranges til, Il
5oroelins al aetsaominiiiraiionen
9siisrriget. Taa Der tunoe boIoea
Oroen De forifellige aofolitetsr Oq
Sreoen tunoe bepares.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
9anlf @npernpr Nebraita :?

Der bar aft / nogen 3i0 p9rst
Gale ON, at HebraItas n9Ite @ubers
ner Ifdl blipe en- Oaniter, nemliq
peter Wtortenien fra 8uGep Goun.
tn, Der tiener i'm an6en 2ermin ioni
Stdtstdsierer. 6r. WlortenIen ba-
fra foritellige 9anter p9ret anmooei
ON at mootdge Republitanernes
Domination Iom 9uberngrtanoioat.
og nu bar ban fornplis onmelot i'm
Sdnoioatur / fslgenOe 8reb til Ell
omeritanf 5orretningsmano Rortb
platte 8i benbtter %. 3. pio.
neer"s Oberfettelie:
2incoln, 25. San. 1906.
Seq bar mootaget Oeres 9reo,
Stribelie. o9 tatter for WieooelelIen
ON, at min domination for 9uberi
nsr bliber belbiligt orgftet 0eres
BD. Seq bar allereoe bemarfet, al
mango republitanite Blade bar
n9pnt mig iom en- mulig 8anoioat.
2lnore 8enner bar ogIaa benpenot
ltg til mig for at erfdre NIT Stanos
puntt, o9 ieg bar IOdret ale, at je9
lite igger Hominationen til @uberz
rsrembeoet. eller noget anoet Gm.
teoe. s mine to 9erminer Ionl
Stdtstosferer bar ieg buft min fuls
of 9lnoel af politiIt 69oer og 2tnz
ipar. = 9pis jeg bar beitpret mil
@mbeoe til 5oltets og partiets Sil=
freosbeo. iao er bette mig 9tnerfen
0elie NOT, og ieg retter life boerliz
gere arao til qartiet. @ortparti bar
i fine Ratter Sunoreoer af ferl,.
hpatiqe og tro M9n0, Der Iom @as
bernsr pil6e p9re en- 2Gre for Stas
ten og gortiet. og 6bis Gbner oJ
3lenelter fortener Nnertenoelie.
Smiolertio er jsg pilig til at afs
bente qartiets peloperOejeoe 9eilut=
nlng. o9 bbis oen republifaniie
Gtotstonoention uopfororet tilbpher
mig Qominationen til @ubernBrem=
teoet, pil ieg life uIene mootage Den.
men oaiaa I 6si @rao paaitpnne
rem. 0eres forbinotlige
peter Wiortenien.
@i bar ten6t Sr. Mortenien /
mango Qar iom en- Saoersmano, d
oen 3io ban bar baret Statsfas
Ierer. bar ban aiort fin Nation, I'm
State og lit parti al 2Gre, faa Vi
ffal b9re gloo peO at itstte BAN fom
@upsrnerfanoioot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
fill Og Ger 6(aaOt canOsmGnO

2@ gtebie1fe. Waiis @gnes
sSenien (9jprrinO bieoes oen 3.
6epruar til Sournaliit s.. e.
0tranobalo / 9acine, Nis. paIt.
&. prsbenien beo @maustirfen fOrz
retteoe 8ielien, fom foregit / al
Stilbeo.
uotreoelfe of Den oanite
airte. rSirteli9 Somler" af fiOite
llge meooeIer:
paitor S. s. peoerIen / Salina5,
Sal, bar meooelt Samfunoets SOrs
manO, at ban agter at uotreoe If
Den oanife Sirte, o9 at ban tilige,
Iom 5slge oeraf til 9lpril ogter at
fratr90e Gmbeoet iom praft for
Ulenig9eOen / Salinos, meo minore
er anOen Operenstomit oerom trGfz
res meb Menigbeoen.
0onft polorfarer. rYne
cific polten" meooeler:
8aptain WlittelIen, en- oanf po=
larforIter, fom bl. q. bar meo 8alO.
min @tspeoitionen Iom SfibetsSerz
iieitbrmanO, er MI = fom tioligere
meOOelt / rpucific palten" =
lnoer 8ejs til Imerifd for at obers
tage &ommunooen ober en- Ssbabs>
esspeoition, Ser uoruItes for omeris
fanit &apitaf og faf uo9ad fraSdn
5rancisco. Seniigten er at uoforife
@gnene beit for De drttiIfe @9ne,
iom Sber6rup unoerIpgte paa fin
'Sfspe0itipn. llorui itningen af @ts-
teoitipnen begpnoer, faa mart Wife
telfen fommer til Q(merifo, % Ge'
ien bentes paabe9pnot SUM- Mads
neh. aaptajn MiftelIen er Spn
af SIeiOens Snoferer / 0dnmdrt,
9lrel MitfeGIen.
Oanfte % Qmeritanf t
M E jerib 9 fen. Den nationdls
emeritanffe Meieri'tforening ital /
2(dr 6ol6e i'm II. Transformation
! Gbicdgo GoliIeum fra Is. til 81.
Sebrudr. Spm naturligt er ct
2an0, bpor De DANTE inotdger sn
Ieoenoe Sitting Observation-Disclosures
sen, er bore 2anosmano felbifrebne
til at fpile en- fremrdeenoe Rplle
beo ct Taa0ant Mleoe, ifriber nltge-
fldoet". Den befenote Meierimanb
5. s.. Dlpnrdo, Uleore0attgr al
.yielp Nort qroouce Hebiep" rJ
,.2lmerican Creamery, ital idaleoes
holoe Sale beo &onpentionens glaba
nin9smp0e o9 ligeleoes beO en- &pp.
rention at Mejerifarmere, iom al
6oloes umiooelbart efter MeieriIters
mes &onpention; bans @mne peo
bette SOreorag bill blipe ng(opuntages
Of Selt 9lsiociation", altlaa nars
melt en- 5ortlaring at oe banite
8ontrolforeninger, fom oe fenere
9(ar er blepet Iao alminoelige bort
SGorelano og bar tilora9et fig belle
8eroens Opmerfiombeo. $ Mejes
riitforeningen iiooer fere DANTE,
idaleoes iom Stats 8icepr9iioens
ter M. Ssnoergaaro af Sutdins
ION, Minn., 81. SenIen. Sernoals,
Sal, og M. g. Sennineien af Butte,
Mont. SO. 5. Senien at Gincoll,
Nebr., er Meolem af 5orretninss-
ubpalget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
Is. Marg.

2ano5mano 9r. s. Marfer, ser beo
I'm 9pgtigbeo fom Sagmano og it
uopregeoe SOrretningstalent bdr
punoet publifums fuGoe silio og
FAR orepet proouttiOnen of Smpr
op til 9anIfe betpoelige Oimeniioz
ner."
5lere af Mejerierne bar til at be.
qbnoe meo erbolot itsrre og minh:e
Saan fra Regerinsen.
Saeob u. Hiis. Sra Neip
Yort meooeles UNDER 81. San.:
Sacob u. Riis bar ifentet ct
ginou til ntbe Gbur9 Of tbe Re=
iurreetion" / Ridmono 9iu. 8. s..
iii Minoe om bans 5ior ofoeoe
0uitru. 8inouet, Der er forfaroiget
:; Munden. gensiber ben gooe 6brs
he. Der boloer ct Gam fine arme.
Oette fenote 8unItp9rf bar Wr5.
9fiis' Ynolingsbilleoe. Snifriptionen
forteller fortelig at 0inouet er ino@
lat til Minoe ON W1rs. aiis iamt
ongipsr ben6es 5s6ielss og Osos.
cato.
st lignenoe @inou bill blipe ino=
lat Oomfirten 93ibe, bpilter
8p iom befenot er baaoe SIR. %
mrs. Riis' sssoebb.
9laoet r&sbenbdbn" meooeler,
fra paatioelig &ilbe, at prefoent
Rooiepelts perfonliee @en, Sdcob u.
gRiis, er bleben u6Tet til at befleoe
Poften iom De Soreneoe Staters
@efanot / &riitiania.
9rinttatis Wl f., 6 bi@
taeo. uGbicago 9oiten" me6oefer
bl. a.:
sSer man gddr bioere rleo at bell
q, 8bagegrrnb til oen 1be Srini=
tatis airte, pil paa Spfor6ring of
mango Observation-Disclosures 5or=
hanolinger blibe pptagne meo Ct.
gnsadrs Meni9be6 ON en- Sammen=
5(utning df oe to Menig6eoer.
Gn brat Gn6e. Om oct lbf-
telige par, ben Ounite 4i9e og Den
rige @nqlenoer, fOm ri forri9e
9irsoaq berette0e om efter ogien",
Ffriber famine gla0s foF mootagne
glr. bioere.
De to unge Menneiters fprite
Wlpoe, Qoitiaeie o9 @enipn meb
paafglgenoe GiFtermoal og 8rhl=
IupsreiIe uogjproe en- bel Romar
ytu er Romanen imiolertio fommen
til en- brat Gnoe ioet Sprrett 2ers
bags bIeb arreIteret for at babe uos
iteot fdlffe @efsler ct. 2ouis.
2ieeleoes ifal ban babe &one pg
9ern / Gnglano. 0un negter ielps
fplgelig Oct belle, men politiet me-
ner, at ban er en- ourtoreben plot=
tenilager og 2pttejGger. Wifs qcz
terien fpnes at bore 5oribunoen.
pc unge bar me o.. "Gbis
tago poIen" ffriber:
Onsoag often oen "a. San. bdo=
oe ct. Qnsgars llngoom iamlet iiJ
til ct Meoe airfens Sfolelofale.
paftpr gigrup fortalte ferit mango
morIpmme Mnetooter fra De oanife
Oieteres 2ib, og frembabeoe. boor.
leoes en- goo bumpriltiit aritit ofie
tunbe 9sre meget goot. 5oreoroeet.
Der fulstes meo flor Spmartiombeo
laabe af oe mango unge fao bel
Ion af entelte 2glore os @efer fra
Srinitatis Menisbeo, ilutteoes meo
Magletiloe BeterIens moriomme 9is
iiorie nSaleet af De oeitinoilfe Ger.
Sorfriitninser ferpereoes af oe llnge.
nq oe mango oanite Sanse, Der
fulete efter Soreoraset, tboeoe pdo.
at Mlpoet | ale Maaoer bar beI<
lbffet og at oe unee bar meo.
Dor Greb. Qlf M. BON s r~ ~us
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06

Dor Greb. 9lf M. BON 8 r- ~u.
tibsfortal1ins. Mutoriferet SDtrs
fptielie befsrs.t beb g. g. Mdbs
fen. 633 Giber. Gobt inbb.
$500, | OmIloq $1.60.
9prbebrtneen. Sra Sbif ptb Gnsn.
80 Siber. 3 OmiIas 10t.
Donifb 2utb. publ. 9oufss
galoir, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06

Nleieripeen | &anaoa.
Oet tanaoiffe Olejeripaien omtales
/ en- Mrtifel Sttaipablabet rDans
nebros", Der 81. q. flyer:
.Oenns pistise Snouitri, Der iaa
at fge bar siort oct file Oanmarf
berpmt, pinber mere og mere Spm-
pati os @irfelbit 8anaoa. Ser er
/ oe isnere 4ur eiort raft Sremaans,
20 ubfoloes Der peoblipenbe Den
Iomme Gnergi, Ger er be9pnot unoer
ida beloige QuIpieier, Iaa bill &ands
ca neo Sioen 6lipe 9anmdrt III
FEM &onfurrent pda oct engelde
Smermdrfeb.
Gom befen6t ftoor Wlejerierne |
g1orobeten UNDER 2eoelfe af Dor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06

Us gtebie1fe. U1ifs agnes
Senfen (9jsrring) bieoes oen 3.
3epruar til Sournalift s.. g.
Stranobalo / 9acine, Dis. paIt.
e. prpDenIen beo Gmaustirfen forz
retteoe @ielfen, iom foresit / al
Stilbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
,,D,1i1sk kerer,"

bet enelte oanlte Bla0 Gmerifa,
Der uo9aar !8nae ON lIacn,
uogioes of u0uniib 2utb. Subj.
9onit", Blair, glebr.
8rgpez9tumre ienbes frit paa
5orlan9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
&c teulper for ogres 6jem.

5ra Gutter, 9. D. beretieS fol.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
RAGEsTR0UBLE
ESTABLISHMENT or A coLoREo
SCHOOL IN RESIDENCE SEC.
TIoN RESULT IN A ROW.

PARKERSBURG, Dec. IA race
war is now on between the pupils OF
the Sumner or colored school and the
pupils Of the High school. which has
taken such a serious turn that Super
intendent D. C. Tabler has been com
PEELED to take steps to break up the
trouble. His first step in this dtrec,
tion was to notify the principals OF
the two schools that he would look 10
them to stop the trouble as the dlscip'
line Of the two schools is under their
supervision, and If they cannot stop
it he will invoke the aid of the police.
The trouble is the outgrowth OF es'
tablishing the colored school in the
aristocratic residence section. AS a
result there have been several clashes
between the white and colored pupils
and 1t has grown to such an extent
that white girls, it Is alleged, have
been attack by colored girls, the lat,
ter using hat pins as weapons, and II
is further alleged that colored boys
have jostled white girls off the SIDE
walks at different times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
ThawFo Forcing Trial
ASKS THAT COMMISSION TO GET
EVIDENCE OUTSIDE NEW
YORK BE ABOLISHED.

NEW YORK, Dec, Harry Thaw's
chief counsel, Clifford w. Hartridge.
gave the prosecution great surprise
by Withdrawing, in letter to JUS
tlce New burger, bis motion for tho
appointment of a commission to take
testimony in places as tar away as
South Africa. This will mean, accord
ing to those interested in the case,
that the trial Of the young million
ale will take place much earlier than
next fall, ard may go on the docket
for trial in February.
District Attorney Jerome said he
would insist, however, that commits
sion be appointed to take the testi-
nony of the States witnesses in
PIttshlrg. 1t is declared this can be
done In. time for the case to go on trial
in February.
The cause for Hartridge's withdraw
al Of the motion Is a mystery. II is
generally believed however, that when
lluw heard he would have to stay. in
his cell for almost another year he
cal'pU his attorney and insisted on the
withdrawal of the motion. Thaw has
desired an early trial from the first
hour he was locked up, but he has
been opposed in this by many Of his
advisers.
AT the CRIMINAL Courts Building 1t
was said that young Mrs. Thaw had
called on Mr.. Hartrldge, after seeing
her husband in the Tombs, and had
given an utiimatum that there must
be no delay.
Mr. Hartrldge sent a note to Judge
Newburger saying that he had found
one of the witnesses he wanted atLos
Angeles, Cal, and that the witness
started tor New York to give his testi-
mopy. Mr.. Hartrldge said also that
he c>aected to get the other witness
he wanted next week. The two wit
nesses whose testimony was wanted
are Truxton Beale and Thomas Nc
Caleb.
No matter whether the commission
is appointed or not, Thaw need not
expect an early trial For some time
Thaw and his counsel appealed to Mr..
Jerome to have the trial as speedily
as possible. and NJ Jerome rushed
work on the case Then when date
has been set, and without warning
to Mr.. jerome, came the application
for the commission. Mr. Jerome feels
that Thaw has been trying to fool him
and the court.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07

WHEELING, Dec. l. - Anna, the
four year old daughter Of John NC
Nabb. OF No. 1114 McCulloch street,
died at her home at O'clock yester'
day afternoon, as the result OF burns
received earlier in the day while she
was playing with particles OF asbestos
in lighted open CRATE.
Early yesterday morning, while Mrs
McNabb was absent from the house
and her husband had departed for his
employment in the Reymann brewery
little Anna, who along with an elder
sister and infant brother had been
left alone, began amusing herself by
pulling at, pieces Of asbestos which
were clinging at the back OF the grate
in the front room. The gas was
lighted at the time, but was turned
sufficiently low SO as not to reach the
l;ppermost portion Of the Crate
While the youngster was engaged IN
her dangerous pastlme the sleeve OF
her dress ignited, and in a moment
she lay In wrfthing mass, envelopet
in flames, in the center Of the floor.
The younger brother who was the
only other occupant OF the room stood
speeches with fright, while his sister
lay burning before him, but finally,
after the elder child had been attract
ed by the smell Of smoke and had gone
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
Little Four.year Old Girl
Played With Burning Asbestos
And Thereby Lost Her Life

into the room, both screamed for help.
A tsamster who heard the screams
halted his horses and peered in at the
front window Of the house, and sizing
I'D the situation at a glance, rushed
Il, and threw his outer coat about the
little body In an endeayor to smother
the flames. The teamster was follow
ed by Carl Beier, a nearby resident,
who did eeyrything possible to put out
the flames, but 1t was not until W. r.
Belfus, a butcher, a few doors away,
came with horse blanket that the
fire was -extinguished, after the little
one had been wrapped up.
By this time the news. had spread
throughout the neighborhood. The
mother was soon informed, aud rush
ed to herhome to find her girl already
being cared for at the hands Of DR..
Harriet B. Jones, who had been sent
for.
at first 1t was thought that the child
would recover, Notwithstanding that
her entire body was but a charred
mass, but she died in the arms Of her
mother at 2 o'clock. after suffering
terrible agony,
The floor in the room in which the
accident occurred was considerably
burned, but no other damage to the
building was done.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
More About
eConfession Of
Chester Gillette

HERKIMER, N. Y, Dec. q More
has been given out concerning the con-
iessIon Of Chester Gillette that he
murdered Grace Brown. He Is quoted
as follows:
"Yes; killed Grace Brown,
"She stood up and came from her
end Of the boat toward me and was
crying and said she was determined to
end it all.
Il took my tennis racquet out OF
the straps of my dress suit case and
struck her twice
"She fell full length backward, her
head striking the seat. Then dump
ed her overheard"
When Gillette, on the witness stand,
told his story Of how his sweetheart
had Jumped into Moose lake and com
mitted suicide, at least six persons in
the court room knew he was lying,
These were his lawyers the prog ecuti
ihg attorneys and Sherlf Richard and
Turnkey Evans,
During the cross examination cf Gil
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
ARC LIGHTS
ARE NOT GIVING SATISFACTION
TO SOME OF THE PEOPLE
IN SECOND WARD.

The residents of Second ward are
complaining about the poor service
they are getting from the arc lights.
They say that the light at the inter
section OF Pike, Spring and Madison
streets and Maple avenue does not
burn more than one-fourth of the time.
The light at the corner of Chicago and
Wheeling streets is giving very poor
service. 1t is the duty of the pclice
force to keep a record Of the lights
and report the place and duration of
time that any light may be of. The
policemen are doing their duty. The
Electric Light Company is deducting
the amount from the city bills, but this
does not make up for the inconvlence
that the citizens suffer.
If the lights do not give better ser.
vice a petition will be presented to
council to have those arc lights re.
moved to have gas lights erected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
Students and Volunteer Firemen
Perish in Fraternity House Fire at
Cornell University Early Today

ITHACA NJ W. fatally injured and
number seriously which started hrseh
morning entirely destroying Chi Psi fraternity house at Cornell Unit
vers Dead w T. Nichols student cheaso O. y student
Landon John Rumse prominent hardware
Fatally injured MccutehsOn Jr, Of pburs STUDENT
Clarence Pope, student Orange, NJ
Tho originated Kitchen quickly spread through
formerly the Fske Me6raw mansion,
valued at two hundred thousand dollars
greatest difficulty that the students In the
building The casualties to the fireman were caused BY
caught In the flames crisp Nc
tried gauntlet Of fire IN the halls and el uneo
The skin burned from their flesh and blood
cred their Thryeven sleeping the build
several thrilling
body, Of W. erele Orange N. TAX
the burned almost beyond recognition OF the injured in the
hospital Pittsburgh g. p Seller Swissvae Pa r. r.
Atlanta Milwaukee, suffering bad
cuts. dumped from third story window.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
JUST FOOLIN'
gLUEFIELp MAN DIRECTS HIS
FRIENDS WHERE TO LOOK
FOR DEAD BODY.

BLUEFIELD, w. Va. Dec. "A
letter was received from Cincinnati
from John NJ. Anderson, patent at
torney of this city, stating that by
the time the letter reached this city
his body would be at the bottom OF
the Ohio river 1t is not the opinion
of his friends here that Mr., Anderson
has ended his life, but 1t is the belief
that woman figures in the case. For
some time it has been intlmated that
he was on intimate terms with wo-
man for whom he was attorney and
both having disappeared at the same
time his friends believe that his let
ter is intended to mislead his family
as to his whereabouts. It is known
that he drew heavily on the banks be-
fore his departure.