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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26
R.a,oplna Po,yer Of AnlmaIs.

Men apparently conceive IDEAS from
a .'clear sky but such genius could
not manifest itself were not the mind
already highly cultivated by much con
scions effort reasoning md expert
encc. On tile other hand, animals and
small children become conscious Of
much knowledge by merely witnessing
the intelligent movements Of others,
and In time, without thought or EFFORT
OH their mrt. they suddenly discover
that they also are competent 10 do the
same thing, or. III other words. they
begin TO initiate. 1t is Il general I'M
preston among psychologists that anl-
maIsprohably do not rcason;they have
10 IDEAS as we have, a, r. Shore in
Scientific American,
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sl,oclss : Eron. False Tcet,..

K .sTalse teeth have been known 70
generate electricity in the mouth ara
shock tliclr @Glrcr painfully said .
dentist comfy last week 4 gentleman
came tome and .saitl he feared be w:ss
getting Il caneer on his tongue. .Suesi
sewers attJ,sii.tg pals at.ac: me. g
said. tint often j rttar loud oattis IN
the asst 0isee!nly plaees-at teas. lie:
to.e tic minister, ana soon. It IS like
knife tllrusts. DO you think lam 80.
ing 10 lose my tongue:' ! foual that
two different metals lad bccn used IN
fixing theloor mans falsetcetb. These
metals. combining With the saliva. lad
formed ii sinlIl Unttcry. Electricity
generated IN tie battery continually,
and shock after shoe8 was admins.
tered 10 Tie tongue. I paintedsthe net,
al With aa insrlating varnish. There
after thenan had no more trouble. -
New York Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26

Queen Nnry's kindness tool G very
odd form in The case Of The Earl %
Sussex. ~ was valetudinarian who
had q great fear u uneserlng BIZ
hea: ica H. slloale nike eolJ. AZ,
se6fdinly he petitioued 9neen ALaf
f5f So 10 ,Fe6f n ifap net
3Ecyal Sc
Het mAl abundant gsis.s,
grantedS aEs IL ttlon t,Sice cFers rs
/ tent tor tbs pgisileg Isl SeFllaips
;tisllue 1 IA royal anna Y.
that We d give ons beloved and trns
cousin and csnnselo HeHty earl 81 q
Sussex Ytscoasst IsItk.yilltet AID losl
OF Egrenundi and I'urnell. lEEepse ara q
pardon toSwear his cape o. night ear.
d amy two OF thepiy at bis pleasure,
las Sell 8l1 our presence ila IN ~.
SprrscnaeO f any other person OF pei
sous within this realm u ans other
place incur domInlons where's oereY
during bis life. and these olr tcttess
shall. he sntncient warrant III his be.
Ihalf.e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26
WOMB Eat pOnsani,

a human being Is a queer animal
after all. We ent possuns aud pay
fancy prices for them yet q Vnltllre
will touch one. During along sea.
son Of snow some years ago a farmer
said the brszards in his locality were
almost starved, and 10 test Tie mat
ter he killed Il possuri aml PIT It ont
where lie could be easily found, The
vultur6s @ouldnot toncllt, though they
examined The cslrc,lss. Not sutisfel,
the farmer cooked another possum Up
brown and sprend It out. but the buz.
zartls declined the feast. Greensboro
(Tenn) Record.
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/.

Mrs j. S. Rownd, ots GAINESVILLE, o.
spent sunday here with her son, MIR.
J.. II. Rownd q Hartley's store.
Ord ough spent Sunday at bis
home IN Farmington;
Miss Nun Cox closed her shool at
Montana On Friday and returned 10
her horne ID the First ward.
Mrs. ollie Bennett left Saturday
night ior New York where she will at,
tend tte tre maS convention.
MISS sallie peYeney returned satur-
day night tfom8a brief visit with
frlends a GSaftont She was called
home b lie serious illness Of her
niece miss Ssllis sFRrrell
Miss Sdha sHinhl who had been the
guest oiheE ami Mrs.. Emily Cochran
lell sunda srncpn for her home IN
washington,
chestst Slim tetirned to Baltl'
more lass atghti aftersa brief visit a.
hts home d isfpoat avenue.
Albert rsda ~ Cameron, md Ward
Johnson a BaIIaigs, Ohio, were Sun
aay yisitce Ne city.
1iss 4NiEa staggers and Mrs. Del
IN shln tetsiFnet last night from Elk'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26

Deed dated January 6, isos: iElir.
mont elopment Company q airi
mont Brewing COMPANY. pareei q
land; cunsid Hon one dollar.
Deed dated December q, 1908: T'ali,
mont Board VI Trade to Fairnoai
Brewing Company, parcel u land;: con.
SID Grafton. 81 900
Deed date Aprils1 i 1885 Board 2. q
Education d Union district g g ID
!Miller. house and lot known as f9oii
| man sehool,house; constellation 51l
Deed dated February 10 1906: sabra
Martin to George W. Wright 20 acres
q land on the waters Of TeyeFbaugh
creek, Lincoln district; confederation
one dollar
Deed dated February !, 1906. Istlos
remnant etsux to Reason Eox Of e.,
two tracts Of land; confederation
$1,000.
Deed dated October Y, ls94: "
| Yost ct lx., to W. L. HibbS, 16 acres
Iof land on the waters ofFlat run:
consideration, S587.5O.
Deed dated December 27,t906: ~.
thur D. Simon ct TX, to Am. Michael
part Of lots Nos. ii, Y, WATSON add
Etion No. i; consideration, 1900.
Deed dated July q, 1sO5iA Smith
!Wisman ct al, to s. 3. Fleming, tract
OF land; consideration, S1Qlo.
Deed dated February n ia0G: VII
Liam H. Furbee ct ux. to Iyenona Bar
Track, lot in fBrooksile Allltloa to the
town Of Warrington: confederation
I$s,5Oo.
Deed dated December ". 1905;
| Louisa "A. Morgan e. al. tOoba Vim
cent. parcel Of land in Union district:
consideration, s75.
Deed dated February gs,19O6: TIA
Deyeny ct al. TO Edward Slack. lots
mos. s and 9, block Il Falrnont ave
niue; consideration, $3.50.
Deed dated March 16, l9NS; George
W. Jones ct ux. to Jasper Jones. in
terest in an undivided tract Of 18t
acres in Lincoln district; consideFa
tion, s275.
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ms, where they were called by the i'll
ness and death Of Mrs. Perry Wees.
Miss Sue Maxwell was in the city
Saturday en- route from Morgantowr
to her home at Clarksburg.
Charley steele. Of Morgantown
spent Sunday with friends in the city
Messgs. w. G. Wilson and W. E
Baker, Of Elkins, we're prominent Wis
itors in the city Saturday night They
took in Under Southern Skies" at
the Grand Opera House.
chesney Ramage is in Gambler
Ohio, attending Tho convention held
by the Delta Tau Delta fraternity at
Kenyon college AIorgantown chron'
icle.
Frank Jollfte leaves today for Bal
ttmore, Washington, and New York on
his semi-annual buying trip for Jollffe
Bros, He will be gone two weelis.-
Morgantown Chronicle.
Mr.. r. R, Clelland, Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Floyd and Mr.. Minor Durham
ATTENDED the funeral services Of Mrs
Ii. B. Glasscock. which was held In
1.-The Baptist church at Barrackyille
yesterday morning
Mrs. w. j. Eddy, who underwent an
operation at Cook Hospital on Friday
Its doing well and her friends are great
lily encouraged over her condition,
Mr.. James Grant, Of Grafton, spent
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Executors Appointed,

NJ, Gilmore Atha appointed executor
Of thewill Of william m. Atha, deceas-
ed. Bond given in the sum q $4,000,
with Festus Downs and n Y Atha as
az
Elias Keeper appointed executor Of
the viii otgrI Glover, deceas ed.
Bond gtyenln tie sim 81 $1,000;
,cs ,Eanley.
WIN 81 William NJ AID pFoRated
and admitted 10 record
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SUIT InstItuted.

William R, Brannon vs.. Laura Ethel
Brannon, In chancery; March rules
H. G. Grant, attorney for plaIntIff.
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Special Session Of County Board.

S SlySS'sSs SSSS'S'' ~ SSSsH'S SsSN ~ M 4
There will be a special session Of
the County Court tomorrow to take
bond from and to qualify and admin
lister the proper oaths to any persons
heretofore appointed TO the ONCE Of
notary public In and for Nation couns
ty, appointed by the Governor that
may come before The coutt for that
purpose. Also to take and ACCEPT
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.coUR NEWS.

d k Z . b ~
S. p. F1awklns appointed guardian
OF Ida and selb Guthrie, infants heirs
Of Sarah 3. and John Guthrie, de-
ceased. Bond was given in the sum
$500, with H. L. Morgan surety,
Tusca Norris appointed administra-
tor, de bonis nopy Of the estate Of
John Hess and Thomas Floyd, deceas-
ed. Bond given in the sum Of $780,
with d. jarvis Parker surety
Luther W. Summers appointed guar.
dian Of Lille NJ Estak and Willie P.
Kincaid, infants heirs Of Joseph G.
Kincaid, deceased. Bond given In the
sum Of $3.50, with J.W, shuttleworth
and B. f. Stevens as sureties
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WIN Of ~ n. Glover pfpbaied and
admitted to record.


BIN Of sale dated Februap e. 1905.
Harry II. Huffman and JAMES S nag
gsft conveys ate To- IIsgsny1s Heath
eisaf Factory aud the pesscnai ptop
erty used ~ said factory 70 G
Haaman: conslde ation. slIsssa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26
Marriage licenses.

Domenlco Santa and Rosie Lilo,
Charles NJ. Lowther and Beatrice
Byrne,
Marshall II, Plfter and Hattie West.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26
sroc.KAoloERs' MEETING.

/ The Fourteentt, annual meeting q
the Fairmont Public Library Associa-
ton Til be held in the library parlor,
Tuesday. March is, 1906, at 4 o'cloelS
il. ID. 10 elect directors, and TO trans
act such other business as may be
done by any stockholders
meeting
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26
FIFTY 0LASSES

in History, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Bookkeeping, Civil Government, The.
DRY and Observation, Methods, Model
Work, Algebra, Latin, French, Ger
man, Drawing. &c, &C. besides
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26
SPECIHL. TRAINING

teacher is already efficiently at work
and q MODEL SCHOOL for obserya.
tlon and Practice will be found in the
same building,
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+. S. N. S.
SIZING TERM

tot FaiFmont State Normal School le.
gins March 81 1906, and continues 10
weeks.
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TUITION free.

to all during tae Spring Term:
Students can take part Academic
or Normal work and part art, Eloeu.
tIon or Music
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26
6LRSSES NOW

are being taught in many Of the stud.
les named above and teachers whose
schools are out should enter at once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26

will be ready for young ladies' !.
April 31st.2 Board varies from sss6s to
sS4. Write ihcipals M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-26

Thewill az Clarence Lee Wilson pro
bateaaal admitted to record. Thos,
u Wilson was nominated as the exc
c,ltor af aaEd will. 3t
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06
man OF the committee in charge and
George A. Logan secretary.
SUMMONS IN DIVORCE

STATE OF COLORADO,
City and County of Denver (ss.
In the County Court.
Mary Evans. plaintiff. vs. Thomas S
Evans, defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado, to
the defendant above named, Greet
ing:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the
County Court of the city and county
of Denver. state OF Colorado, and
answer the complaint therein within
thirty days after the service hereof II
you are served within this state, or
within fifty days after the service
hereof II served personally outside the
state of Colorado. or, II served by pub
LEGATION, within sixty days from the
date of the last publication, or trial
will be had the same as though you
were present
This is an action brought to obtain
decree of divorce on the grounds of
desertion and non-support and such
other and further relief as may seem
to the court just and equitable from
the complaint, copy of which is here
unto attached, and the evidence ad-
duced upon the trial.
witness. Thomas l. Bonfls. clerk of
the County Court. In and for the said
city and county of Denver. at his office
in Denver, this 18th day of May. A. d.
1906, and the seal of said court here
unto affixed.
THOMAS l.. BONFILS,
Clerk OF the County Court.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

Damon and Pythias lodges will run
an excursion to Colorado Springs July
18th on the occasion of the meeting OF
the grand lodge. Allen Davis is chair.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06
IDEAL DRESSMAkING,

Ladies need no longer long for good
service or fashionable dressmaking
The Ideal Dressmaking Parlors at
426 18th Street is conducted by Mad.
am McGruder. on the highest order
Tailor-made shirt waists specially.
Pattern made to order. Prices cheer
fully quoted. Phone 1859 Main.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

The Bethlehem Baptist Church
raises money every Saturday night by
means of social. The money is be-
ing gathered to pay on a new church.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

Mr.. James Barbee of Idaho Springs,
spent Sunday with his wife and
friends in this city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

The rally held at Campbell church
Sunday netted nearly 5000, and is be-
ms continued until all reports are in.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

Mrs. Paul Foster, who has been Wis.
iting In Alamosa, has returned.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

A. j. Riley and family have gone to
Alamosa.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06
LOCAL AND THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE VIA THE RIO GRANDE
SYSTEM.

Denver Colorado Springs Denver 500 pull
accommodations only $780, $3.50 a $780,
and 9:40 IN.
Denver Palmer Springs and Mantou Sunday
Only-Leave a.
Denver to Foence-Leave
and $40 N.
Denver Canon cy-Leave pullman accommoda
Denver to Sada and leadvle-Leaye
conmodatons only. $3.50 and 80 500 p
Denver to Buena Vsa-Leave Denver $50
and $40 IN.
Denver Genwood coast-eave Dem
yer 500 pullman accommodations only $3.50
500 m. - "
Denver to Aspen-Ieave 500 p IN.
Denver
modaons ony) $3.50 and $50 500 and $40
Pass.
Denver Montrose Delta Paona ouray Telluride and
Rico-Ieave Denver 940 p m -
Denver to Aamosa ceede Fe Paoosa
Springs Durango, Pennington Siveon-Ieave
Denver to Trinidad Moro Wasenbug
700 p. m. ~
Denver Victor Cripple creek-Ieave Denver 500 m
Denver to Kansas City 93O m and
500 m.
Dining Cars Pullman Standard
Paror Cars and Modern Day Coaches.
Open End Observation Coaches
Creek. ''
Open Top Observation free Through the canons
During the Summer Months
The complete Utah
established. ~
Inquire Of Rio Grande Agent regarding
Scenic Lmted-The Daylight Lighted
Pullman Train through
Write for free illustrated pamphlets.
s. X. HOOPER,
General Passenger Ticket Agent,
Denver Colo
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06
CITY NEWS.
recovery.

Mrs. L. V. Douglass is on the road to
recovery.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
COMRADES AROUND BIER
OF MAJOR J. H. STiNE
Remains Of Veteran Killed by Parade
Sent to Dayton, Ohio, for
Burial.

Funeral services for MAJ. James H.
sune, who died at his home Wednesday.
as @ result OF having participated In
the Spanish War Veterans parade
were held AT his late residence. 1S5 Car
roll street southeast. at o'clock this
afternoon
Gathered around the bier were sur
yiv0rs of The civil conflict. veterans OF
the Spanish American war. and mem
bers of the United States Historical So
ciety, of which Major Slime was the be-
loved president
The services were conducted by the
Rev. T. J.. Hubbard. pastor Of Nc
Kendree Methodist Church, of which
the departed soldier was a devout and
constant member. The Rev. Hubbard
paid Major Stne O. glowing tribute, and
said soldiers like him were few.
After the services, which were at
tended by Secretary j. Walter Mitchell
and a number of other representatives
of the Historical Society. as well as
representatives from several posts of
the Department OF the Potomac, o.. A.
r.. the remains were sent TO Dayton,
Ohio Major Stines wife lived there
and he made the city his home for
many years after lis wedding.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12

command artillery district Of the Poto-
mac.
Captains promoted TO majors: ". P.
Stone, j. A Hayner. w. Walk, and VIZ
liam +. Hancock. Major Stone as
signed 20 command Fort Morgan Ala; {;
Major Hayner, 10 inspector general 8
department; Major Walk. 10 second in
command al Fort Barrancas. Fla and
Major Hancock, to second In command
AZ Key West Barracks, Fla.
FIRST lieutenantS promoted ~ captains:
J. K. Pourie, J. l. Hughes, ". c
abbott, and II. T Matthews
Second lieutenants promoted 10 first
lieutenant; f. J. Behr 7, A. Jones, j.
X Musgrove. II. l. Butler, md ". H
All lieutenants and captains are as
signed 70 the posts at which they now
serve.
The following changes are made in
ciueht 70 the above. Col. Charles Nor
lis transferred from Preside, san Fran
CISCO. 10 Portland. Me, 10 command
the artillery district OF Portland. Col.
william r. Stewart. from Portland,
Me, TO Fort BaTFancas, 10 command
the artillery district Of Pensacola, Lieut..
Col. J. r. Williams, from Preside, San
Francisco, 10 Key West Barracks, to
command the artillery district Of Key
West
Colonel Coffin is an artillery officer
Of established reputation and has been
on several boards Cor drawing up gen
cral plans for artillery defense. He
commanded the subpOst OF field artil-
lery at Fort Riley, Kansas, and has re-
Gently returned from the Philippines.
where he was IN command Of the Sixth
battalion OF field artillery.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
MURRAY COMMANDS
ARTILLERY CORPS
Succeeds Brig. Gen. Mills,
and Major Coffin Be
comes Lieut.. Col.

Lieut.. Col. Arthur Murray. Of the
Artillery Corps OF the army. has been
promoted 10 colonel and appointed brig
adler general and chief Of artillery, as
successor of Brigadier General Mills.
Major ". II. Coffin has been promoted
TO lieutenant colonel and appointed in
command OF the artillery district of the
Potomac. with headquarters at Fort
Washington.
These two are among the most i'm
poTtant or large number Of promo
lions and transfers in the Artillery
Corps. as announced at the War Depart
ment today. The complete list is as fol-
lows:
Lieutenant colonels. To be colonels:
II. j. Harris. Arthur Murray. and J. A.
Lundeen. Colonel Harris is assigned 10
command OF Fort Hancock. n. j.: Col
cnel Murray Is appointed brigadier gen
eraI and chief Of artillery; Colonel Lun-
deem is 10 command the district Of San
Francisco.
Majors 10 be Lieutenant coIOneIs: Ma
jOr W. b. Homer. @. J.. Anderson, Lotus
Niles, and W. H Coffin. Lieutenant
Colonel Homer is assigned 10 command
Fort Warren. Mass; Lieutenant Colo
mel Anderson IS detailed 10 the inspec-
tor generals department. Lieutenant
Colonel Niles, 10 command Fort Casey.
Wash; Lieutenant Colonel Coffin, 10
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
A ROYAL scHOOLB0Y.

What iueZhau=ibIe treasures of his
tory, political administrative. and So
cial, are contained in those acres upon
acres of parchment called the French
Archives ~ Jules LemaItre has Ia+c-
Iy unearthed the oiary Of thar prom
Using heir of Louis XIV who died OF
smallpox in the flower of his youth
Here is en extract- September, 1888
A few days ago Monsieur TAbbe Olis
tutor FeneIon) laughed at me because
/ bluudered in recitug my Virgn. j
said To hin, Monsieur, correct .nre. if
YOU please, but do not make merry at
my expense. There are certain persons
who are not to lee laughed at He con-
unued 20 tease met WnereuDon I lost
my temper and threw nay copy of Virgil
in his face AtE governor Al. de Beau
Wlliers was told OF this, and L got for
it a whipping M mis- hands. Further
ON the boy adds "BuJ A. i'Abbe is So
fond of me that heuce1orth i am deter
mined TO please him 90 the utmost"
The i.l-tatCd iad was just eleven years
oId.-Wt tstninsteI Gazette.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
Check Swindler at Work.

A stranger giving his name as John
HummeI and his address as New Aork
Yesterday succeeded in fleeing two
Alexandria hotel keepers out OF money
bv having worthless checks casheds
and made his escape.
HummeI appeared at the Hotel Ram
nell. Tuesday, and after being In the city
some little time he came TO William
RammeU one of the proprietOrs, and
asked him 20 cash a check for SO. Mr..
Ranr1eU consented and the money was
paid Hummel.
HummeI then paid a visit to the
cafe kept by Riley Spinks. and after
looking over the place offered % buy
it. He later offered to buy the build
ing IN which the cafe is located, offer
ing 10 give $4,000 for It. Hummel tnen
told Mr. Riley a story about being
short of money and succeeded in get
ting him 10 cash a check for 50. drawn
on the Commercial Bank. of Rochester
n Y.
Several reports having come that
Eummel had cashed still another check
aroused the suspicion of Mr.. Rammeh
and he determined 10 keep a watch on
Hummel AS Hummel did not come
down TO breakfast yesterday morning
Mr.. Rammeu proceeded to- his room,
when To his surprise. he found the bed
had not been occupied A telegram
was Immediately sent 70 the bank in
Rochester asking If Hummel had an
account there. Last night telegram
was received announcing the fact that
that the checks were worthless, No
renort has vet been made 10 the police
nf the affaIr.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
NO COMFORT FOR BALDHEADED.

The question OF what causes badness
has not been answered with any degrss
of satisfaction To the man, young or old
whose shining pate Is always a cause
for comment and an endless source Of
ridicule Nothing Is more pathetic than
the efforts Of the man who. finding his
forehead endeavOTing to spread itself %
the back of his neck. tries bottle after
bottle OF sure cures 10 stop the pro-
cess and restore the coveted adOrnment-
The argument that badness Is due TO
an overdose Of brains has come to be
looked upon as a joke. In any event,
not all OF US can pursue a course OF
poetry with sufficient devotion q soul
10 insure FesulLs-f results can lie OK
pected There seems to be no really
solid theory for the baldheaded man %
fall back on.-Baltimore News.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
PARSONS WINS FIGHT
IN REPUBLICAN MEETING

NEW YORK. oct. with one ex-
ceptlon the candidates of the Judiciary
nominators are today the candidates
of the Republican party for the judicial
positions 10 lie filled in the coming
election. With Judge Otto RosaIsky
substituted for Justice VIM. +. Wyatt
the nOminators' ticket was accepted
without question by the Republican
County Convention last night.
Chairman Herbert r.. Parsons won the
place on the ticket for Judge RO-
salsky. incidentally Mr.. Parsons
proved his right 10 be known as the
new boss OF New York county Republi-
cans
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
ATHLETICS m THE BASEMENT.

rooms that have been rented for urac-
ug.IE aL OIL. outside classes H ,hr
schools
The SHr.l .HlslIaut OF Schools. the
Engineer t.uw-=- -.alfr OF the District
ana the Supervising Architect of tua
Treasury. .s U... ..rE u. the Saa19.
House Commission. have lost uo time
l uearlua rr formulate plans Iar 0b-
tanning school buildings better adapted
tg school uses and more suitable ggu. g-
meut u those buildings or course. The
alsL EFFORTS .. This comm. Jon VIII ae
I'm large measure IEa stFuuEIe To DC the
buildings already here 10 the conditions
desired
The commission hopes 90 reduce The
cost or maintenance hr reducing the
number aI buildings, thereby lcsseliug
lne charges Tor care. Nght and fuel
but. above al else. II VIII strive for air.
sunshine EIa grounds and general
healtllulress Lu this il win have the
staucl support of tEe board whose
members have been largely Impressed by
their experience tlis year iu renting
bulldogs.