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FOR RENT
1z47 St, 12r-, bath -....................s750 90
l25S Iith 81 NV, Tor, bath. ........,,, 80. 50
III RIGGS pi NV, iOr., bath. ........... 80. 90
I2lI harvard ST. llr ard b..........--.. 1890
no2542t- VIM. A YESTERDAY Bond bldg
TOR RENT-lfo1 X, FORMERLY STRATHMoPE
Arms; four stories and BASEMENT 90 rooms all
'front.' furnace; water on floors; partly furnish
ed; owner Will remain with good tenant IL de.
sired; rent reduced ii taken Apply 1101 Il.
de1s-tf
FOR RENT NV 400 o(hal 2aIlri5 90
NV 2o2e Ger, 2b ST5 0o NV 1906 9Th, 4r ~. 80
NV PA n av Sr b. IS GO NV r'r 1870 L, STA 8 90
NW,212 y av Sr b. As col NE GO L. Or b. 90 40
NW,1fS3 r, 10r, 3D. Al &C Ne lilo stb Or b. IL 10
Wi524 2ist, Or b. 20. 30 Ne 1924 Lewis ar 8 40
NV zoos 18th, 6r b 20 00l SW e1T Md av er b. al
NWli22 av, 5r. SCI Sw .62o Md av, Or. Is 80
NW,517 S. 5r. 100. Is sci SW ,619 C. Or Il SO
oFFICES-NORTHWEST.
GHnton building Offices Gil 7th room & 15ea
Central building, offices. 4Gs La ay, offices
cal at ONCE for information regarding alley
For further informatio apply at Office
de3o-tf J. W. FILLING 1af6 NV.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
FUnyIsBED OR UNPUBLISHED.
81 Rent Houses
DAVID MOORE,
I 4s4y. aye


i, ave
NISHED.
1915 Il NV, f1r. b. $3.50
I, 1926 18th NV, 10F. b. 1880
l2slf 14th NV, i6r, b.42.50
1425 Q NV. Tor. b,
steam heat. .....-4o -a0
AIS Sd NV, Or, b. 40. 80
2il \ Sc. 12r, b. 1880
1917 18th NV, Tor. b. 40. so
2ii9 18th NV. Tor. b. 40 90
2OO4 l4th NV. Tor. b.. 40. 30
1889 Staughton, Tor, b4o.50
1921 School, Tor, h.. $500
1880 Dartmouth NV. Or,
b. hot-water heat. 81 80
1915 Corcoran. Tor, b. 80 so
2204 Decatur, sr, b SEQ
1928 W NV, Tor, 2b IS, 80
1875; Potomac NV, IOr,
b. store, stable 30. 90
IS V NV. sr, b. -. -3o.bo
2lo I NV, Or. b.. 1880
500 Utica NV, 7r, b,
h W hit. .2h.5O
1873 Todd pl NV ,7r, b. - so
1911 G. SC. Or. b. .25-uU
go Fla av NV, Or, b. 80
1903 G Sc, Or, b.. .22.5U
1908 G Sc. Or, b....22. 30
1907 C SC, Or. b.. e. .22.G
l262i K NV. Sr, b. .22.50
SHED.
l744 o NV, Tor, b..125.o0
1910 NJ NV, Or, 2b. 10000
7l2 10th NV, Tor. b,
stable .....-.... 125. 90
T12 10th NV. Tor, b. 1000
10 Md ay ne, Tor.
b CEASE .......10 10000
$40 Stanton ne. Tor. boO.Oc
AfENTS.
1918 Otis NV. Or, b.. 23-s0
25Ob-07 Central av. ST.
b and attic. 49,. .3. 90
1921 Otis NV, If, or, b23. so
floor. Or. b. .23. so
380T-9 18th NV. LIST
floor, Or, b........ 23.50
1915 Otis NV, 5r, b. %. sc
2307-11-13-15 n NV,
i217-18 Otis pl NV,
list floor, Or. b.. .22.o0
121T-19 Otis NV, I'd
floor, or, b. .22.5o
3814 TO % Eslln av NV,
I'd floor, Or. b.....22. 80
3614 to % Eslin av NV,
LIST floor. Or. h. 20. 80
So3 Tenn AVER. b. sto20. 80
1868 F. ne, ar, b. 1850
1921 F. ne, Ar. b.. 10. 80
1913 Duncan ne, Ar, bi4. 80
1910 L ne. Ar, b. 80
1419ia T. ne, Ar, b. .14.3)
45315 Tenn av, Ar, b.14. 80
i4J1a Tenn av DR., b.12.5n
443 Tenn av, Ar, b. ..12.50
RES.
and bsmt. MINI. 200. 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
T. .,.,.-....-,..... o.O0
. i0r.. b., stable. $500
Or. and b..........2 0.o0
CES.
floor. .........,....00.0o
''s''..t,'.''',''.'-oo.@
.....t,s.,,.....'...oV OWL
r ....,..,.,......... 85. 90
XXI OU
c or by floors.
House.
suit tenapt.
BILE.
floor. .20.Qo
. .-s.s,'...I. <. ou
....,,,..sss1 ssIss. ,1S.OO
b., " acre. $3.50
t-water heat. 5000
Houses"
MOORE,
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,0Q0-A modern brick dwelling Euclid St.
Columbia Heights; four rooms deep the first
floor; tiled bath and porcelain tub,
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How is this for bargain? $1,000; renting for
SIS a month; near 10th ST. and Mass. NV. !;
brick dwelling; six rooms and bath. $4,000, rent.
Ing for $50 month; lot 15x1o0; ST. NV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
United States Quarss and Granite Construction Company
FAsy-pAyMfNT- PLAN FOR THE PURCHASE OF STOCK.

Those wishing EASY PAYMENT PLAN, I'll
this orderi
Date, ...st.s..*s ..s.t.t., 100.
u uanic and.s Grant, construc
Main street, Barre, Vermont
hereby purchase shares
City $500 per preferred capital
your company agree pay follows please
payment Q .....s......
the dollars each week
Or month. certificate Of stock the name q
Name
Business, .........
Address, .....ss.,...
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
TO INCREASE FACILITIES.

Now in order scope this provide ample
LIMITED AMOUNT Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28

Tie
o
Of Of
Wiley railroad
to OF
This reached
by both the railroads md electric roads shown the accompanying illus
will DAILY
ing and building
This property location acknowledged ideal every
all that could be desired for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28

utility buildings
BY building
This is the Especially within
list granite has
HEST accompaniment Of steel in lar
In building world
granite building business beginning The granite win
santly increase The thai supply the me and
Tho 81 fnancial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
THE SUPPLY IS UNLIMITED.

practically granite ready markets
this opportunity possible
upon spoe perfect granite make
orally required a other quarries
Already the through the property and the quarries
enabling the be lifted the placed the
BY the de Il estimated by experienced and conservative
that the granite in this being practically
limited dollars
and without the Of
million valuable
solid and investment We inste Investigation the facts above
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
THE WORKING PLANT AND BUILDINGS.

completed will be the largest equipped America
n the world Having profted BY tho experiences enterprises
ahd to produce plant almost perfection in its appointments Fitted
ehont with all modern machinery produced by the skill and
IS and charge the efficient OF work
produced which under the old ordinary would
nIIy
Every
the least possible investigated
the earning capacity 10 The possible add the
w. nff hn efnrl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28

facilities
ap office county and state buildings especially tle west aud middle
being constructed Inc United
decided granite practically VI p M buildings he
.N contnAe building
aren
eeay position large volume h profitable build
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
UNITED STATES QuARRIES AND
GRANITE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Is Now Offered 10 the Citizens OF New England Who Desire
Conservative Safe and Good Paying
Investment.

UNITED oUARRIEs CONSTRUCTION
has and controls the largest and valuable granite properties
containing twenty
high granite property has the
famous throughout the world
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
Al HOME INVESTMENT.

IL QUICK SCHEME
organized along permanent lines 1t j. HOME INVESTMENT
Not
wildcat thousands Of miles from which dollar
seldom 1t is stock in which safely
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28

Barre granite conceded BY experts the quality in the
world the
States government For building has been proved BY government
be highest
tues and durability Light Barre graate today leads tbe yord for building
Nork perfect durability handsome
e o q producing building snte fron orr qae Chg lowest y thc
granite industry
not ssee y ug out q deep hole but 70 eng OIL from Chg layers
minimum thereby conn on in priees
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NAL a our plans connections now enable
Be- able to s@ss the profit that g the middle and thereby
the annual earnings the already big dida
10 INCREASE FACILITIES
means S u he ssss &c & N xs .. sa Ps /. ample
SEVEN PER CENT PARTICIPATING, PREFERRED STOCK
these vhQ wish e make careful af % and geod paying
corporation areasizsi
r d n an n soaoa arg 9s o purchasing s pre-
o. &c a a q security Investment S and i their popr
A SAFE INVESTMENT.
This preferred and good paying far
large profitable a9afactu plant sa estate valuable auarss md
n h Ba concerns and PSsk my es and b sss ss d
s' s' q P'y r. yhss as P's s q nc nat
pr Is hskss d e '0 s ss men, y ~ -
a HOME INVESTMENT.
i GET RICH QUICK SCHEME but a sassRal business
a@'s sssF ~ 1s
seldom returns It is stock in which can safely
MAKE YOUR IDLE MONEY WORK.
viii work while
' Or ESES PER ass CENT FREY participates he
s ss mo os & p y Y s company pa Z ~ cent Z p' cent 3
THE I naD' 5 oHR sE IS AL HS Send ann OK
IN REACH or ALL
s s ~ @ Il. @ @ & as "a n.s m .s.ss. ~
l..s AZ. ,.. y" 4. ..s
Within B'h Fsfs You y@@ payment
gss s ' CT Hs n P IS s 's p receipt s
certificate fo the fn wish purchase will BE
YOUR NAME iNERED bank
YOU when have made full o the bank
stoke ertf Will be delivered D by me bank.
REMEMBER
CERTIFICATE IN THE BANK in YOUR NAAE
earning the full dividend on the ENTIRE AMOUNT
a better investment?
MANY Of the prominent and financial already largely interested
o. YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
y have invest BEGIN 10 SAVE NOW BY subscribing oE Soma
d weekly monthly and laE Ivy
something f rainy day safe HOME INVESTMENT Offering a TIE ~.
with the speculative
moved seldom g be obtained Fortune but at door,
may note this
some before the LIMITED AMOUNT IS ALI
TAKEN bring order TO-DAY Office day and evening
United States QuaTTieS and Granite Construction Company
40
EASY -PAyAiENT-PlAN FOR THE PURCHASE OF STOCK.
wishing 10 PAYMENT
and eturnth
Date. f9o.
QuaIics and Granite Construction
Main street, Barre, Vermont
hereby purchase shares
City sso per preferred capital
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MAKE YOUR IDLE MONEY WORK.

FULL investment will work while
seep no Sunday no holiday
the
according to the profits of the
ACT AT ONCE BEFORE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28

large cutting and manufacturing plant together
with unlimited supply Of aud unparalleled quarg advantages
beyond the field Of competitions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
A SAFE INVESTMENT.

preferred good paying
valuable
the D Is
hills real
the
they always there Your investment dividends do not de-
The
fckne fashion affect them they
permanent time secured by the earth itself
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28

NAL BUYER, enable do
be able the that the middle and thereby
ALL THE MONEY there monumental which will add
o the annual net enlarge the already big dyidsnds to-
stockholders Of the company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
GREAT PROFIT IN BUILDING WORK.

Heretofore granite dealers have largely attention
mental This business when properly profit hearing But
n large building work there opportunity and profit
building
a lie
and losses small Q with Building
be qnsiie osd and shipped minimum
advance profits The
gam and profit being obanobe from large contracts 70 furnish granite scr
office and government buildings, this the viii
make d SPECIALITY or BUILDING WORK
MONUMENTAL BUSINESS
on j olrp
facilities 4pd improved machinery,
together with ample capital also by dealing possible with the ORIG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
SEVEN PER CENT PARTICIPATING, PREFERRED STOCK

TO
This principal
all the stockholders
purchasing this pre-
alike
security proporonate
the profits
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
Home From
The Philippines
FRED REYNOLDS AND LEE ICE
) ARRIVED IN THE CITY THIS
MORNING.

Fred L. Reynolds, his friend James
Rice, of Boston, and Lee Ice, arrived
in the city this morning from the Phil
ippInesr where they had been for the
last three years, enlisted in. the ser
vice OF the U. s. Army.
Fred. says that he has no good word
for the Filipino, and that he is SO glad
to get back that he doesn't know what
to do. His arrival was great sur
prise to his many friends, for he was
not expected until tomorrow. He mas
been stationed for three years at Ma
Mia, in the signal corps, as telegraph
operator He is the son of Train Mas
ter T. w. Reynolds. Fills many friends
viii be glad to see ht1n.
Lee Ice also thinks that there is no
country in the world like the good old
United States. and he. too, is exceed
ingly glad to get bacg again in the
country Of the whites.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
WOMAN THROWS
CARBOLIC ACID.
.BARRIcApEs HOUSE AND ALSO
pAsHEs FIERY FLUID AT
POLICEMAN WHO EN-
TIERS FoRcl8LY,

PITTSBURG, Aug. 13.-Barricadlns
her house last night, Mrs. Henry ze:
Der OF n ELLIS street. Allegheny, threw
carbolic acid In the faces of her hus-
band and a policeman who tried to
force an entrance. zeber was seri-
ously burned, while Policeman Clar-
ence Hutchinson was slightly burned
about the face and hands, and had
his he1mit ruined, by the fiery fluid.
Mrs. Zeber was locked up in the Allie
gheny Central station after a strug-
gle.
zeber was away from home yester.
day, and when he returned last even
ing he found the doors and windows
closed and carefully locked. He
knocked and his wife called to him
that he could not enter. He finally de-
manded entrance and threatened to
break down the door. The wife sud
denly raised the window, and without
any warning dashed a bottle of car.
bollc acid in her husbands face.
Blinded and almost frantic with the
pain, Zeber managed to stagger to the
home of Frank H. Fisher next door
and a physician was summoned.
Meanwhile someone te1ephoned for
omcar Hutchinson, and he went to
the house and demanded entrance.
When it was refused he broke down
the door, and was met in the hall by
the woman, who dashed the contents
Of another bottle Of carbolic acid at
him. Throwing up his arm he man,
aged to protect his face somewhat, and
although painfully burned, arrestEd
the woman and sent her to the police
station.
It is alleged she has been drinking
heavily of late, and It's supposed that
she became temporarily mentally dc.
ranged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
Alleged YERS or
JOHN G0L0RUSS0 ARE
BEHIND PRISON BARS
SEARGHZ!L!!GHTSE
PLAYED ON THE BEACH FOR.
HOURS TRYING no FIND
MAN WHO SHOT INTO
CROWD.

NETWORK, Aug. 13.-From an hour
after midnight until dawn this morn
ing searchltEhts played up and down
the beach at Coney Island in vain
effort to reveal the hiding place of
the man who deliberately emptled his
revolver into the dense crowd on the
bowery, dangerously woundlng four
persons The shooting occurred while
the board walk was jammed and the
throng was pouring out of restau-
rant. Those shot were George White,
one OF the restaurant walters, Thomas
McDonaly, of Newark. N. j., Thomas
Fitzpatrick, Brooklyn, and Mrs Anna
Smith, of Williamsburg. Fitzpatrick
will probably die. Brandishfng the re.
yolver and shouting "[1l shoot the man
who makes a move to follow me. the
unknown man leaped the railing and
disappeared in the direction Of the
beach, eluding capture. Ten thousand
people Joined in the search for the
fugiture. The shooting seems to have
been unprovoked.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
local fights for nomination, where.gs
Pennsylvania railroad employe is pit
ted against candidate openly in ia.
vor Of the reduction.
Died From
Eating Head
ache Tablets
SAD DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENTAL
CAUSE ACCORDING TO COR
ONER's VERDICT.

Arnold Johnson, the Ave year old
son Of Mrs. Alice Johnson, colored,
died last night from the effects of ne 1.
ralgia tablets which he had eaten
without the knowledge Of his famil.:
The tablets which contained strych-
nine, quinine, arsenious acid, and NOR
ph1a, had been secured for Be, ,!e
Darr, who resides with Mrs. Johnso |.
on account of a severe spell OF neu.
ralgia from which she had been SUI
fering
The box lay on the table in reach
of the child who ate twenty-four of
the tablets before he was discovered.
DR.. Lomax was called at once, but
before he arrived the child went into
convulsfons and died. He had taken
four.afths of a grain Of strychnf',e.
which was the cause Of his death.
Each tablet contained one-thirtioth
of grain, a quantity not at all dan
gerous.
Coroner Amos was called, but on
Investigation thought 1t unnecessary
to hold an inquest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
LOST BROTHER
FOUND TOO LATE
DEATH REACHED HIM BEFORE
ARRIVAL OF SISTER WHO
WAS HUNTING MAN.

ST LOUIS. Aug. 49, Dispatches
from Alton, I'LL. announce the arri i
there, en- route to their home, oil
City, Pa. OF Mrs. Katherine Mac
steen and her daughter. Isaball Mac.
steen after trip across the cont
nent, the purpose OF which was to
visit Mrs. Macsteen's two brothers.
who she had not seen since their de;
parture from PENNSYLVANIA ~ years
ago.
They came to Alton, where Mrs.
Macsteen's married daughter. Mrs. 2.
f. Moore, resides direct from Living.
ston Mont, the home Of one OF the
brothers, John ClifEord, where they
ware informed that Clifford had died
OF heart disease after receiving a tele.
gram telling him they were coming.
Before going to Livingston they had
gone to san Francisco, where they had
found the other brother and his taEss-
ny living In tent, having lost every.
thing in the earthquake.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
ARMY
ENCAMPMENT'
WILL DRAW THousANps oF
STRANGERS TO MlNNEAPoL- i
rs THIS WEEK.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Aug. 10.
The tortleth encampment of the Grand
Army OF the Republic convenes hero.
tomorrow. The city is rapidly filling
with veterans and their friends. BY
tomorrow it is expected two hundred
thousand strangers will be present.
An unusual effort has been put for. .
by the citizens to make the stay Of
the visitors pleasant.
Robert T. Brown, of otzanesvllle. o..
is already waging vigorous cam
paign for the commandership. He Is
opposed by Charles D. Burton, Of Ne
vada, NC, and also by H, II. Coaey,
Of Topeka Kansas. coney is backed
by General Nelson A. Miles.
st. Paul will participate in the en-,
campment by entertaining Genaral
Tanner and stan and In other ways
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
SULTAN I'LL OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
OPERATION NECESSARY TO PRO,
LONG THE LIFE OF EuRoPE's
SICK MAN.

UONSTANT1NoPLE, Via Frontier,
Aug. 13.-It has been ascertained from
trustworthy sources that the illness
from which the Sultan is suffering is
kidney trouble, which has been at an
acute stage for long time. A fort
night ago court physicians advised that
an operation be performed to relieve
the trouble. but the Sultan refused to
submit to the knife. On August S. the
physicians Informed Abdul that If he
would not undergo an operation he
could not live six months. The Sui,
tan then agreed to take the advice OF
the physicians and summoned a Ger
man specialist. Asa result of the i'll.
ness OF the Sultan. the court party is
now paying assiduous attention to the
sultt:nfs heir, Rechat Etfendi. Re-
chat also is i'll, but his condition is not
serious.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
We ARI:REs !: | ! TED
THIS MORNING
BO'FFIICEIR / [ ! [ (. ROSS

John Colorusso, q Mopongah Italian,
Who was lying unconscious near the
count road leading to Thoburn last
night suffering from two deep stabs,
one under the ribs and the other. across
the abdomen, died this morning. Col
owns b was taken tb Cooks Hospital,
but fts case was too tar gone for the
sutgeohs 10 save him.
The wounded man was brougt to
this city last night in box car at.
tarhad To "a yard engine. He was ac-
companied by DR.. James A. Reidy and
Rev. Joseph y, Andrea and was tmme-
diatei taken TO Cooks Hospital where
attention was given him.
Pasquales Gh1abrese and Mike Gala
brese are alleged to have committed
the foul deed and both are behind the
prison bars of the county jail. Police
man arrested them near Coal run
bFfdge ON Jackson street at 4:9o
oelock this morning The men gave
their names correctly, but at first de.
MED being near Thoburn last night.
They claim that they lodged at no
telklast night but later stated that they
were at Thobtlrn.
They were taken over to the hos.
nttal this morning but their victim
was too far gone for him to recognize
them.
Prosecuting Attorney Lowe deemed
an Inquest unnecessary
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
MANY
GIRLS THERE:

sT. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-"Help! Help.
cried the Matrimonial Club as 1t stood
y at the gateway leading to Maple Grove
4 and saw hardly anything but white
shirt waists: The matrimonial picnic
4 advertised for Maple Grove was a sci
33entitic failure. Too many women! not
enough men! The estimated ratio was
about four women 20 one man
The unfeasibility Of a matrimonial
picnic under these conditions is at
once apparent. One man cannot dance
with four women at one time. Ono
man cannot buy refreshments for tou"
Women all evening unless he is mil
llonaire.
There were varieties and ages f'f
Eomanhood at Maple Grove. Gee! IT
Mas Il treat! And then to look down
into the dancing pavilion and see the
gtFls dancing with each other, to look
down in the shady places and see one
man Tainly trying to talk to from
three To six girls. oh, it was 2itirul!
Worse than a summer resort In the
last stages Of the season.
That there we're not more men ut
the maj atrimontal picnic was due large
iyi Is the fact that scores of them
could not ind Maple Grove. It is be-
sslieyed that some Of those who started
for the picnic are still looking for it,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
A RUNAWAY
No. 3 GOT OUT OF CONTROL COM.
ING DOWN TERRA ALTA
HILL.

: GRAFTON. Aug 1s.-No. had a
small runaway this morning coming
down the Terra Alta hill. For several
miles the train was beyond the con-
troll OF the engineer. The signal was
given to the conductor and brakeman
and porters who Immediately set the
hand brakes, and In this way aided
the engineer in getting the train again
under control. The passengers were
greatly shaken, but few OF them knew
what was happening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-13
ICE TRUST
WILL HAVE TO ANSWER CUES
TIoNs PUT BY INTERSTATE
COMMERCE COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug, 10. =
oRcial announcement was made to-
day that in accordance with dlrecticns
from President Roosevelt the Inter
state Commerce Commission will in
stitute Inquiry into the so-called Ice
Trust, Toledo, Ohio. Commissioner
Clements will open the hearing at ton
O'Clock tomorrow morning at Toledo
The inquiry WILDE an exhaustive one.
1t is understood that hearings will be
ordered In other large cities in Ohio.