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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
Sortioens 90
Qutioens Rirurei.

Bon Clos Mennelfer t9nfer iom
cfteit life paa, bpilfe Sorbeoringer
CO Sober be npoer soSt al / Waoiat.
riug til tibtigere Sioer. og bette
8ialoer fremfor noget anoet ole IL
rnrgiife Sperationer.
allereoe tioIig fienbte mon Saren
peb SIooforgiftntng fra urene Saar.
Sor of rerie Saaret brugte Sort
Sens 2ager life iom MI at 9tie Dem
meo SeloeSeiten, men De brnnbtc
Saarelie enten meb fogbeb Slie eller
meo ct als6eIhe Seru, iom en- gam.
mel Sesning | Riirenberg ira 1923
bier. GIN an6en RaaSe bar at ifie.
re aisoet bort runot Saarct bpis
man par bange for, at bette paa en-
eaer auoen WaaSe bar forgiitet, og
foriaabtbt autnete par fulSpenoig
reire. oct pil fige bafteriefrie, oar 10
bette ogiaa ratienelt.
Reu bet tiger fig ielp at begse oisis
gtibler. iom maatte artneRhes, mems
DC ipge bar peo iulb 9epiSitbeS, for.
iaaniot life oeres Car eIer Smer.
terne bapoe bapbe giort Dem beninIi-
lsie. oar ooermaabe imertefuISe.
Spilfe 8~eleierntnger bar life / oenne
Senieenoe 8enien bragt ps | 2sbet
al De fiofte 1910 4ar peo aue De
imitteSrRbenbe 9ioIer ni MI beiiSber
unber @abu Of 8oripre, &arboGpre,
2psol, SubIimat oi.p., iaa 29gerne
iieIoen bebeper at br9noe eler fiare
Sdar.
Sa nanr Sperationer CT nsSpen.
bige, bpilfet nifatterIigt 8oSe bar pi
M life / Be mango belt ener belois
beoepeuSe RtbIer. iom life laber SEN
ipge fsIe noget til Speratsrers SSrr.
Itrilmenter.
sgtbereus % &ioroiormens 8irf.
ninser opoaeeoes nRiteu iamtioig.
s 1916 blep sGtber fsrite Sang on.
peHSt / Bottom af Or. Saetion, OF
anret efter paaniite Or. Simpion |
@oinburg be i%antrne egeuifaber hos
aloroiormen. aloroiormens beSs-
penoe girfuins er burtisere % fire
re, rrer @merifanerne bar beparet
FIN SorfiarIisbeo for sGtberen 90
aupenSer iortrinspis bernie, os Sta
tiitifen ieres at uhpiie Here Obs.
iaIb efter aapenbeIie Of aorpform
EMO al sgtber. Gaa mango Sofpita.
Ter bruger man Serfor ! De ienere aar
peS langoariae Sperntioner fsrit at
beSepe meS 2Ioroiorm % iihen at
p~eSIigebolee 9eSspeIien peS Sials al
sGther. 8rometpI er ct fenrif Stuf.
JON i Se iisiis 90 Mar er bIepet brust
peS foriporis geospning. Iieeiom ito.
Iiaere ~2pitgaieu". peo Saubuotrat.
ming o. L
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
Fill Dtnnipco.

%ome& s. Sin, RorSoeItcnS Seru.
b~duefotgc, bor SEN t4Sc Wai | @in.
ripeg % bleo bpIbet al fine cana.
oiifc 2o,lb8mrtb. San bofot ire "a.
Ter % ban6t ct ooerorocntIigt @i.
iolo. Sans Gilbgrere feltc fla "hsi.
rct % ieftct", 90 ban ioGoc, at ban
bap6e beInttGt at gisre @innipea
til Soneshorteret for Great Ior.
therns o~eitconaniife Spitem.
Oct er life Dor @eriug,~ ia ban,
at bpgge sitooer gienuem Canada
Heo iii ItIapterbaoct. NorSgnior
Safe Superior trrrges inaen Here
2iHicr eno Scr aaereSe cr. Wen ri
nil isae al opbisIpe 2unSet peiteuior
8iurtscg no til StiacbopSfpiten. @i
OiI ITaGe en- Sane ira 8amouper
gieanem aIippebisrsene. Ct aar ira
Soften 100 baaber ri at baoe britSs
oS 8iennem 5ielSfirSen os naaet
frem til Den frugtbare SIette peS
SenS SOB. Raor sen SiS fommer,
al Dor @rnno Srtnt gacifc.9 aue
iirpftGr fine arre tno | 8innipes,
oil ri 10 en- iommerbRnaenSe 2inie
terira ITO til &pIteu, s Sc 6creueos
Stater er Der M 8 StiQebapsbaner.
3 GanaSiere tor tuuRe uuSerboloe 3
el!er -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
Ky primarpaIelop.

2eaislaturen | Sninois bebtog ben
f6oe Wai en- ny 8rimarpaleIoe. 5
Sniet iiemte ~ for ben og 80 moo
Den, og | Senotet itoo Stemmerne 81
mob IA. Zen at forrige S~eeisIatur
gibne 2ou ON RrimproaIg bieo af
Stntens Ssieiteret erfi9ret for gr,u6.
lopftrioig, % 8upcrngr 9eneen Jam.
menfalote oerfor en- grtraiesiion, iom
efter mango bibiige aarlpe omiiSer
rneo 5tenmefIerbeb brep igiennem Ell
Bob, Der msbes meb Misnsie Dos
mango. ale 8empfrater bar imoo
ben, og flere leoenoe &epubIifmere
fig paa beres SIDE, oeriblmbt
Biceaubernsr Sberman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
Norwegian merican
Copper Mining 8
Gmeiting Co.

8i bar MI arbeieet bore geiner ct Gar pe
Tan pfc itorartebe Sleiuftater. 8 StarSaieH,
9nnaen, mar Srpmsp bar ri arbeioet Hieo at
oripe IND Sunneler lauss Mulmaaren, ipm
piisr ia itsrre os risere oes bpbsre man
somu,er iab / 5ieIbei. Si bar ! Sinterrns
Ssh tisrt neb til Struneen ct Garii uteset
riabplbis @alul.
3 Stnes. 9etreR nee 5ronohieR,siiorSeu
bar ri $1,000 Cons rishplois Nalm, irrois
for grpouins % briper mn paa mee bette
Grbeioe.
Si inhbnber bore 2nnbsmeno til at eeItase
/ bette Meneiorrtaseues ipm uiI briuse Gitif.
baperne. ianpelipm Rprse, fore 6proefe. vi
inSbpeer til ben nsieits lln~eerirerIie, bnnbs
bpae bore gienspurme % Seftprelien an8oar.
Sene % ct ersstort % pil ieuee 8rpipet.
tins % anere ilnotrretHir8er.
ADOLF LARSON. Pres. A. J. BREDA, Sec.
HAkos THOMPSON. Treas.
kontor 1918 Milwaukee Ave. CHICAGO, IL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
Der, biI sipe mango Son ftaoisi ar.

Der, nil sine mango Son ftaoist ar.
bei5e.
SernoarehanoIeren q. g..
Croft bar lat inc en- M Cab Aeei.
fer | i'm 9utif; oen er al be toit.
boreite, fabriferet al Rational gai5
9egiiter Co., % foiier $500. Den
regiltrerer tpert SaIs, sioer buer
Glcrf en- trpfi Scattering / bpert
SiIfeIoe on boloer 8egnifaberne ao-
ifiIte. Gen er / 9irfeIigbeScn ct BOG.
fo~Ioeripftcm | iig ieIp % en- meget
brn0ig cling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
parhifheo.

S RbiIa0elplia boISer ben nleIleni.
ltatiige SnnOeIsfommisiion 6orbsr
for at fomme eiter. on Serltbanerne
gjsr Sorltiel paa line 8luoer. mar
Ger or Spsrgsmaal ON at fortune
Dem meo 5rnatoogne. g. %. glurf,
Ell 6unfttonGr peo 8enniplpanio.8a.
men, og artbur Gale, ioan er | galti.
more & Sbio-9anens 1ie1eite, iuS.
rsmmeoe, at oereS aompanier banbe
faooriieret pisie <Ifompanier, iom
Grore ira Soueofontoret fit
ilere 8o8He. enc be efter ct rimeIist
6orboIe babe &et til at frGpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18

at fortirtte 8ebriften pif 2eusiiprelisn,
for Der forelisser en- fnlOitGnbig Dpsa,
DC cuer Iabene, BLOT besinrs BspiIs.
ming paa $780, 900 ar. iii SnbfIpb al
1880 Rsn til be itubeliote .2apper, ioet
BET er Meninaer at oisie eiter tent liars
Grif ital subtsisre 8elsbet meh Sub.
Detailing al en- 1ppenbeoel oorlis | ipue
2tar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
Sortiatter unoerfooelien.

"a 2egislaturen | g8isepniiu bdpoe
Yesoe | December iiSitleoen, beilutteoe
ben at uOnGune en- aomite til at i'm.
6erie8e 6orbolSene pe6 Statsuniper.
~ittetct. apmiteen begpnbte fine Mp.
Der | 5ebrrar % alberto | 6 Tiger
Brofesiorer og Stuoeuter. 3e 8io.
neS6prb ioul bIeU optoget, uogisr ONT.
trent 1000 maFfinifreoue Sioer.
Wanoag too aomiteen igien op fine
lln6erisgeIier % oil ofgipe Rapport
til 2egisIotnrenL iom msoer | Saruar
npitfomenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18

Den 206e Mopember 1851 bIeo
Spostef Sooncprot | BET ~nboprttebc
Sognefal0 | aautofeino, b0or ban
mart itofsrte fine firteIiec Gorrctnin-
ger | bet fii1ffe Spros. 8 RoDember
1852 bar ban uoiat for MisbanbIing
af be fanatHereoe Simmer, ON bDis
Sorbolo ban bar nosipet en interes.
liant geretning pnn 9iffop Snels
Sptorortilg- Oct bar be unoer Gre.
item S~nitooius' S~nofIpoeIie diplomatic
fereoe Sinner | aareiuanoo, fom Be-
gpnote Gpreret. Oct baboe bQret
wseningen at opbrrnSe Mrfen %
EreltesanroeR os isre bl. a. Rreiten
nleo SGrnilie % Spenoe til 2Gpper-
mes 2enbp. boor oe ifnlSe ompenoes.
Wreiten SDosIef bfeo bnnoet og prpg.
let at Ginnerne. 9isie bIeD Dog til
Hut opermanoet og arreIteret, ioet Der
tom &ielp fra aautofeinos faItboen-
De g~efpIfnine. SIere tit Strafarbei.
De paa 2ipstio. og TO bIeo benrettet.
S 1857 bIeD Sposlef fprflpttet til
Eromss ion 8eitprer al Senninariet,
16oe Gebruar 1851 bIeo ban uo.
nGpnt til Stiftspronit % 2Ooe Stunt
1868 til giifop. 1876 flptteSe ban
paa 8rnno Of oaarIig SeIbreo igo.
oper iom SosnepreIt til 2ier. %
1881 bleo ban faloet til 8iifop
Bergen. San tog 4fifeb 2Obe &c.
penlber 1899.
gilfop SpesIef bar ben ferite gi.
Hop, Der meo 2etbeo bepGseoe Jig /
StnnerneS Sprog os giennemgaaen.
De benptteoe bet peo 8iiitatier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
Sorifieliet.

Brittle "Tolics.S plhers1 | Iutual
2ife Assurances eifab i Rep gorf
bar MI | Slot 90 5slse gaaet ODER til
Rortb grttiib & Mercantile Co., ma.
bes ira Sonbon. 9eres iamleSe SIS.
inranceium a~ubraser til flere Weil.
ltoner Dollars, og bet brittle Gel.
ffab bar oOertaget beres assurance
pan fteget lentpeIige Bilfaar. 3eune
brittle Wanspre fom imiSlertiS gan.
ife operroifenoe, oe MutiaI Site bill
rimelisois l9gge iis o~rbentIig i SG-
len for at beboIoe fine brittle "aun.
Der.
Gpotbefer 3efion Ssb. ad. s SON.
Dag Worsen ben 13be Mai asoe @aI.
ter Nelion | 81. Baul. San bapoe
/ ffere Raaneoer Iibt al Rpreipgopm
oe biiffebe omiioer unber. afosoe bar
en befieHot apotbefer og beitog og.
iaa | Holitif, 20 8anae bar BAN
Weolem al 2egisloturen. San bar
loot / Sperige / SSaraiar 1860 90 TOM
til 4nnerifa, ba ban bar 20 Aar gait
mel. 5 2atesbora. Rtnn., gif ban
/ apot6eferlere % beegnbte / 1886
eeen Borretuins | ct. 8aul, bppr ban
peo fin 8so eiebe 4 apptbefer. Sans
enfe og Ssnnen artbrr, ion err Is
adr, oberfeper fnm. s Wanfato bor
ban to Ssftre os / ct. gaul 9rpSeren
Sobn y. geelion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18

Rrs. Sorab goenioa seSe forriee
Gorghae hos I'M 9nttrr, Mrs. Nnr-
Zen / GcnfnooS Eofpnfbip, 76 aar
earrlneI, Sun bar feot | Staonnaer,
Norge % fon 20 atar oaun1HeI til
@merifo. Sitn boe6e Ferit Hogie Mar
paa @oihington Grairie og finttcoc
oerpna til @Ienmooo, bnor bun boeSe
til lin GsS. Sum efterlaocr ia en-
Sen, Snbn @oenion. fom bar Rctau.
rant Der | g1en, og TO 3stre. BE.
grobeIicu funbt StcS forrige Serbo8,
og Gait. Sacob SielSe forretteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
9snsas eits
eisar giis

spGnse Eat soy eramisbsssa. fen De sensts mis
DseeisDassssssul. See tan TIE 'srfaa. e~psrIsses
ee tan sipe sH faaedH Esa til here's assHusnter. Sa
rIosst 10 a. Iaa btuist ir. 9zsosr al SIassts s1s
,ss tHrss isRss stfsr ben. RaaI Be i~nofsaper ia
euSFy.ptisu isr gIaSst
GG Trtetth Bonoa, a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-18
GecDrab % Smeglt.
Sen iTSe alai 1906.
eGatepieee,

TifIn- RAMON - Tscprah, Soma,
ben i4ne neai | Methopiftiirten neh Yaiipr
G. a. CANT, gRr. NorteH Sielos al Gresee
"a Mail& VIA 2alrion al GlcIter, Sorpa,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
ApeIiahtfuI Evening.

Captain and Mrs. Eyerhart Of the
boat, ]. o. Watson, gave delightful
outing to a number of friends last
evening, their guests being the young
lady clerks Of Hartley's store, Mrs.
Everhart having been formerly mem,
Der Of the clerical forge of Hartley s.
The party went down the river a mum.
ner of miles and an elegant lunch was
served on board. Music from string
ed instruments was rendered during
the evening. They returned here
about midnight. In the party were,
Mrs. Martha Davis and son, Luther,
Mrs. Minnie Martin, Misses Elizabeth
Hunsaker, Jennie Fisher, Cora Wheel
er, Laura Robinson, Blanche Price.
Anna Ford, orro Hood, Ella snider.
Halle and Anna Martin. Gypsy Fogle
and Inez Jacobs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
MARRIED THIs MORNING.

Mr.. Ira L. Smith and Miss Flora Cox
Become Partners for Life.
MoRGANTowN, Aug. 16.-A quiet
home wedding was celebrated here
this morning at o'clock when Miss
Flora Bell Cox, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Cox, was united in mar
riage to Attorney Ira l.. Smith, for
merly of this city, but now of Fair
mont. Rev. John L. Roemer, of st.
Louis, performed the ceremony In the
presence of the Immediate friends of
the contracting parties. Miss Cox is
the second daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
Cox and is an exceptionally popular
young lady. She formerly resided at
Masontown, Pa. Mr., Smith is a grad
uate of the w. v. U. and was one of
the most popular students ever ENROLL
ed here. In the early summer he To-
Gated in Falrmont for the practice Of
law and is partner of B. F. Ramage.
of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on the S:40
train for weeks honey moon trip,
after which they will reside in Fair
mont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
BAD men
SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY RE
TURNED HOME AND COM
MITTED DEEDS OF VIC.
LENcE.

Some weeks since Riley Ice and Jet
slider were suspected Of committing
"a robbery at smithfield and left the
county: After they left, Ices wife and
slider's wife gave information which
would charge them of the crime. Tues.
day night both men returned and beat
tiie women. Men employed by the
South Penn Company heard the
screams ofMrs. Slider and went to her
assistance, kicking Slider out Of the
house. Ice, after beating his wife,
took the eight weeks old baby and
broke for the woods. with number
Of men following. The baby was found
by two hounds and dragged from a
steep hillside to a deep hollow, where
was foa6d, guarded by the dogs.
ice fred upon some men, just missing
brother who was In the hunt. hel
child was iastened n az; old coat and
IL ropgh TIP DOW q t6e q here y
was dragged dos ana # ne
injury
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
GOING to Kfnawood.

Mrs. q. w. Arnett and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, and Mrs. w. 9. jam
ison will leave Saturday for King
wood to spend week. Mrs. Lou
John, sister of the former, and her
daughter Miss Daisy Bell John, Of
Morgantown, will be members Of the
party. Mrs. u. A. Meredith and son,
of this city and Mrs. Terrence Stew
art and Miss Goldie Miller Of Nor
gantown, nieces of Mrs. Arnett, are
spending this month at Kingwood.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
TWO UP TO-DAY
POLICE COURT WAS ONLY oRDt
NARY THIS MoRrlING-TWo x
PLAINS UP.

Evans Bailey was up before the
mayor this morning on the charge Of
drunkenness and OF being disorderly.
His accusers failed to appear against
him to prove tho last count so he was
tried for being drunk. He was found
guilty and was fined six dollars. Off,
GERS Ross and Gould arrested him in
front of the court house.
Hartman Lemley was up again. He
thinks the town has a grudge against
him, but says that he is coming here
to live. oftfcers Carpenter and Gould
arrested him on Morgantown avenue
He was fined six dollars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
Mlss Mamie Hennen..

Miss Mamie Hennen. Of washing
ton, D. G., is a guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Mestrezat.
Miss Hennen has been a member Of
the choir Of the Epiphany Methodist,
Episcopal church in Washington for.
several years. She is an accomplish
ed musician, and those who have
heard her performances on the piano
and her vocal selections are glad. to
welcome her to Morgantown again.
Morgantown New Dominion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16

coeo. KANSAS City, ST. joe and else
mbsre are ciamorius for MIN. APP
ne1Is for his presence come from Con.
uectscut, Ohio, aud Indiana. waefe
there are some close districts. Tie
30 can managers hsiIeFe several
ne iistf1cta ID fisso1rf that vent
loan tgn ears ago ii the,
pre- ntIsl latd Tide, can be held
from the peInocfa and cries for the
speak ya1urhIe stance are COM
Ing into the committee from MIS-.
souri,. For this reason it is probable
that he will be sent to Kansas City
and ST. Joe, and possibly other places
in that State. To some of his warm
friends in Indiana the Speaker has
given his pledge to make a number
of speeches, and the local commit;
tee in that State has arranged to make
whirlRind tour of the doubtful or
close districts, with Mr.. Cannon as the
star Speaker.
Cannon and the Presidency.
The way In which FIR. Cannon will
stand up under the r1gors OF sucn
campaign will show the country how
sturdy and strong he is. and IL his &C.
ti7ity in behalf of his fellow Repub-
lfcans in Congress- is SUFFICIENT to con-
vince the delegates to the next ma
tionai convention that he is not too
old for the Presidency, his friends will
have double cause for congratuIatlon
on account of his campaign work in
making the ne3t House Republican.
1t is wen known that the Speaker
expects to lose a plumber Of districts
that are now represented by Repub-
licang. Just what the slump will be
it is dif1cult to figure, but in private
conversation the Speaker has admit
ted that he would not be surprised IL
the present majority OF 112 were cut
down one-thlrd Of that figure, or even
to one.fourth, and with such major
ity the House would be more amenable
to discipline than with the unwieIdy
majority that now confronts the
Speaker and the party managers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16

The announcement OF the marriage
OF Mr.. smith and Miss Cox is Of great
interest 10 F'atrmont people, Mr. Smith
having income well known 70 nlany
people hste DURING his short resia ence
in this city Fhe bride r also ven
known here She Is a niece Of Mrs:
VI. y: Arlett wife OF Mayor AIhet ef
this city, and has visited at her home
here on several decisions. Mr.. and nd
Mrs Smith win be welcomed here by
a host OF friends.
The wedding announcement was re-
ceIved here to-day and Is as follows:
DR.. and. Mrs. James a. Cox
announce the marriage Of their
K daughter
Florence Belle
to
Mr.. Ira Louis. Smith
on Thursday morning, August sixteen
nineteen hundred and six
g Morgantown, West Virginia.
AT Home
after September frst
Fairmont W: Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
CAMP MEETING.
WILL BEGIN, AT TRACTION PARK
TOMORROW EVENING.

Camp meeting starts at Traction
Park tomorrow evening. This meet
ing will be under the direction of Rev
H. M. johnson. Rev. Riley Of Monon
gah, will preach the opening sermon
Later on Rev. Peter Thompson of IN
iontown, will preach. On account Of
sickness Rev. Johnson did not gel
to preach on the'"VaIley of Dry Bones"
as announced In the paper. Rev
johnson win discuss this subject in
his sermon ~on Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
Larue Crowd at the Park.

Four special cars conveyed the
members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school to Traction Park this
afternoon, where they win spend the
afternoon and evening hours. The
party was probably the largest that
has visited the Park this sumner.
These outings which have been late
ly inaugurated in the various Sunday
schools have met with SO much sue
cess that they will no doubt be made
annual affairs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
To Campaign in Maine.

The election in Maine takes place
September 10, and the last week Of
that campaign Mr.. Cannon will de,
vote to a tour of Mr.. LittIeield's dis
trict. If organized labor makes any
inroads on the Republican vote In
that district 1t will not be because Of
any inattertion on the part of the
Speaker,
Following the week IN Maine. Mr.
Cannon win plunge into the regular
campaign about the middle OF Sep,
TENDER. Chairman Sherman, of the
Congressional committee. has not vet,
arranged the Sneakers itinerary and
this is q litiicult task OWING to the,
demand Tor spescaes from Lr can
NON Phrty Leaders q. of eltyI
elphia pitRbar RuH6io chi.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
PANIC STRICKEN.
ARE THE PEOPLE ON ACCOUNT
OF WHOLESALE ASSAULTS
ON POLICEMEN.

WARSAW, Poland, Aug. 16,-sterH
reprisals are expected In this city and
throughout Poland as a consequence
of wholesale assaults made yesterday
and last night upon the police officials
The population is panic stricken, more
in dread Of what is feared is to come
than as result Of the outbreaks thai
have occurred. There seems no doubt
but the simultaneous outbreaks were
the result of carefully laid plot with
the policemen as victims.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
Returned From Weddinn.

DR.. and Mrs: D, B. Pprinton were in.
the city few hours to-day en- route.
10 NIofgantnTn irony WeIlahurg where
they had attended the ding OF
tbair SON Ioan ~ PiTinto 20 Miss
Beffhn Brognin which a olafn
ni1ed last night
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-16
Roller Skating at Traction Park.

19lI6T okdGln4 at ITdGEIQl ThThs
A party Of young people who spent
last evening roller skating at Trac-
ton Park we're Miss Florence Rosen-
bauer, of New Brighton. Pa, Misses
Bertha Lloyd. Myrtle Knots, Jessie
and Blanche Grove, Beune Stevens,
Messrs. R. l.. Robey, j. w. Simpson,
A. H. Hunsaker, Albert Kern. Ernest
Harden, G. D. Fleming, Frank Lloyd,
and Ivan RObey, the latter of Wheel
ing.
Going to Baltimore.
Miss Anna satterfeld will leave
here on Wednesday of next week for
Baltimore, where she has accepted a
position as photographer in the Offices
of the Fairmont Coal Company. Miss
satterfle1d is among Fairmont's most
popular young ladies and her many
friends here regret greatly her depart
ure. Her mother. Mrs. Carrie satter-
field, will join her in Baltimore later
in the fall.
Miss Howard Home.
Miss Dorothy Howard. daughter of
DIR. e. w. Howard, returned home to-
day from PIT Marion, Pa, where she
had spent several months with rela-
.tives. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. G. P. Berkshire, of Morgan
town, and her cousin, Miss Louise
Conn, Of PIT Marion. who will spend
several days at the Howard home on
Maple avenue.
New Lodge at shlnnston.
Rathbone Lodge, Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias, will be mustered
in at shtnnston, tomorrow evening,
August 18th, Members of the uni.
form rank in this community are cor.
dlaly invited to be present. The
Traction company has promised to-
run cars from Fairmont to Rtverdale,
a suburb Of shinnston, for the coca
sion. A good time is ANTICIPATED,
Miss Cray Entertained.
Miss Alta Gray entertained mum.
Der OF friends last evening compli.
mentary to Miss Averilla stimmel, of
Cameron, who left today for her home
IA delightful evening was spent by
the guests and dainty retire shReht B
were served! MISS era guests 8eFei
Lulu Elsllop, lsiga Sts9lhs
7EIefen shuttle Wort Edith and N {.
he Echois AND Beatrice Courtney