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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
HILADELPHIA 1 LAWYER
ASKS FORIllV VESTIGATION
OFGOALG CARRYING GROADS
killed
sY:FALLiNe oEsNlNE TON STEEL
ORDER WAS A MAN TO-DAY
SEVERAL HURT

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-0ne man was
killed instantly today and six others
were injured, three Of them probably
fatally. in the fall of a nine ton steel
girder which was being holsted to the
eighth floor of the New Altman build
ing on Fifth avenue between S4th and
85ta streets. Tie girder fell from the
eighth floor to the bottom OF a seventy
foot excavation striking among doz'
en- workmen. One man believed to be
George Symonds. who was foreman of
q gang OF workmen engaged in sinking
shaft for the elevators, was caught
under one end Of the mass Of steel and
was crushed beyond recognition. The
other victims we're struck by flying
debris or injured by the rebound Of the
immense mass of steel. The most se-
riOusly hurt are Conrad Falkenberg,
Auguse Jansen, JOHN Corley and Mar
tin Mahoney. They were all hurried
to hospitals. Two other men who were
injured were taken away in ambu-
lances.
William Anderson, foreman OF the
Iron workers employed on the building
was arrested, charged with responsible.
ity for the accident, which was caused
by the huge derrick by which the grid
or was being holsted becoming de-
ranged.
An accident occurred recently at the
Altman building when two men were.
killed and several injured in a boiler
explosion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
PUZZLED
WAS PENNsYLvANIA's COVER
NOR OVER WARRANT ISSUED
FOR ARREST OF MIKE
REAMER.

Deputy sheriff Watson, who return
ed from Uniontown yesterday with
Alec Kloski, alias Mike Reamer, fog
.horse-stealing, has anything but pleas
ant memories of Pennsylvania execu.
tive, Governor Pennypacker. officers
from Michigan and Illinois were at
Harrisburg at the same time as Wat.
son but lacked the sticking qualities
displayed by the Marion man and had
to leave without their men.
Watson was compelled to make sew
eral afidavits regarding the Kloski
case and perform other red tape func-
tions that were not at all to his lik.
ing. The governor is alleged to have
remarked to his secretary after issu-
ance of the necessary papers that
Watson was the most persistent man
he had ever seen.
A West Virginia warrant in case Of
that kind read something like this:
@That on the blank day of blank month
Of the year 1906, did
steal, take and carry away a certain
article or articles. Governor Penny
packer thought the warrant INSULT
cient. He inquired first how large a
man Klosk was and then how he
could Garry away" horse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
MAYOR FINED
FOR CALLING NEWSPAPER MAN
NAMES AND TELLING HIM HE
HAD LIED.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan, 27,-carlton
Mccarthy, mayor of Richmond, was
aned $40 in the police court yesterday
Tor contempt. ], D. Beckolean, q news
paper man, charged that Mayor Mccar'
thy gave him the lie direct in court
yesterday and called him vile names
The mayors counsel made q strong
ploa for acqulttal. He said y would
cast d reflection upon The city t9r lll the
new @ paper 81 the country 70 record
that te mayor seen lined
wiii.haye i lot ot inv bsealSers be
Itore me Ii few minutes said th'
juare. III iet Mayor mccarthy so
Itheu these Offenders WIN think m'
unfair. There IS no excuse for H.
ane The mayor ilo''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
Roosevelt and Mr..
Jerome Are In "A MuddIe
Over "Fads and Fancies'

peared In 'Fads and Fancies, Illus.
tratlng the article therein on Presi-i
dent Roosevelt"
When Secretary Loeb heard Of Dis.
trIct Attorney Jerome's statement he
said he had no, recollection Of the.
Deuel. letter but would have the fles
Of the White House searched.
Secretary Loeb's Statement.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-It was,
announced at the White House this
morning that Secretary Loeb did not
expect to have any correspondence
with District Attorney jerome relats
ing to the "Write.up" Of the President
in "Fads and Fancies7 the proofs Of
which, according to a statement BY
Mr. Jerome, were corrected at the
Presidents office
81 may have corrected the proofs,
said Secretary Loeb, "but Just now I
10 not remember having done 50. Il
! did, there would be nothing remark
able about 1t, for great numbers Of
articles in proof are sent to the White
House and 1 run ever them to see e
there are any inaccuracies. If any
are found, simply strike them out.
This was in 1908, remember, long be-.
fore any one had a hint Of the real.
circumstance surrounding the publica'
ton. may have had some CORE
spondence with Justice Deuel. about.
the matter. 1t seems to me that 1
had. Justice Deuel. is an old personal
friend Of mine AS to the pictures
that were inserted in the book, they
come under the same category as the
article, Almost any one wishing q
illustrate an article about the Presi:
dent may secure photographs here, o.
may learn where he can get them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
CHANGES Few IN.
THE SCHOOL
BOOKS
MEMBERS
HAVE GONE HOME
The NO LOBBY ORDER MADE THE
Book AGENTS BE GOOD LAST
NIGHT.

with a very few exceptions tile book
board retained the books that are now
in the schools. Maxwell's Language
Lessons takes the place of Haryey's
Language Lessons and Montgomery's
Leading Facts In U. s. History was
adopted instead of McNtaster's History.
Cutters Physlologies gave way 10 cul.
lers. CHM & Company's vertical copy
books were retained and in ad.
dition to them medal system was
adopted to supplement the vertical syst
TEN. These books are to be furnished
by the Kutz Supply Co., OF Clear.
field, Pa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
200 At WORK
CUMBERLAND GLASS FACTORY is
DOING THRIVING BUSINESS IN
ITS LINE.

The Cumberland Glass Company is
completing its organization and every
thing is running smoothly. The men,
boys and girls employed by this CON-
pany number two hundred. and to this
list others are being added. This plant
manufactures full line of light blown
goods, including tumblers, stem and
bar goods. Their class OF decorations
consists Of enamel, deep etchlngs and
light cuttings.
This company is building up a nice
trade and large orders are being re-
ceived. The ovorseer Of the works ex-
pressed his satisfaction with our town
and surely Fairmont is proud of this
factory, which is among our most
thriving plants.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Dtsclosures
Of "Fads and Fancles" in Haywood
trial have involved President Roose,
welt and District Attorney Jerome in
"a muddle of contradictory statements.
President Roosevelt, when informed
OF the testimony Of Colonel Mann that
the article concerning the President
was published with his consent,
caused Secretary Loeb to issue a
statement denying that he had Fur.
nIshed material concerning himself
for "Fads and Fancles."
The statement contained the intor.
nation that when "Fads and Fancies"
was sent to the White House it was
returned to Colonel Mann with the
statement that It's acceptance was Inn
possible. This letter to Colonel Mann
was sent from Washington Novem'
bor /, 1906, which was after the Town
Topics scandal had developed.
When this statement Of Secretary
Loeb, embodylng the letter to Colonel
Mann, was shown District Attorney
Jerome, he said;
"Hold on a minute. Now TO make
sure that there will be no misunier.
Standing on this whole matter, let me
dictate" and the following statement
was made:
THE letter shown me is a copy OF
a letter received by Colonel Mann, and
is of date November /, 1905. There
was previous letter received by Mr..
Jusctice Deuel., Of date December 20,
1908. signed by Mr.. Loeb, and in clos,
lng corrected proof Of the article on
the President appearing in 'Fads and
Fancles,' and transmitting to Mr.. Jus
lice Deuel. tho four pictures which ap'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
INVESTIGATION
is NOW PLANNED

Sheriff Furbee made startling dis
coyory in the county vault Friday
A rat or mouse has taken up its resi-
dence in the county treasure house.
He doesn't live high like a human
would in a case Of that kind.
When the sheriff disclosed this in
formation, the reporter was perfect
" willing to stand the laugh and ASK
Ied why the rat stayed in the vault :!
The surprise was genuine as ths y
sheritt proved tosbe in dead dlyS easness
and stibst antiated his assefdoas
purins tSe regime q shssiit Gun
Min gham wy bacR n the after ssss
ths ohicess conaacassa sssetal lasss .
boxes ct goods stolen nom q fseisn. y
car. These were stored IN tho Yaa'l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
SOCIALIST EDITOR
INDICTED FOR LIBEL
FRED MERRIcK, OF PARKERs,
BURG, IS INDICTED FOR PUB.
LIsHING VILLlFYiNe
STATEMENTS.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Jan. 97.-
Six indictments, each charging Grim.
lnal libel, were returned yesterday
against Fred Merrick, editor Of So.
cialist paper called "a Social Rebel
which has published a number of
scurrilous articles, calling men
thieves, women shrews and liars,
threatening exposures which 1t was
claimed would cause runs on banks
and other similar sensational articles.
There being no statute in West vlr'
gInIa against criminal libel, 1t was
supposed he would escape prosecu'
tIon, but the indictments we're found
under the old common law, His week
ly publication has mallgned some OF
tho towns most reputable business
men under the heading, "These Men
Are Thieves" and boldly charging
them with stealing. But when he at
tackled a lady school teacher calling
her a shrew and a liar under the head
ing, Down With the Buckeye shrew,"
and using other vile language, his
case was Immediately taken up and
the indictments mere returned. Mer'
rick is a son Of Hon, G. D. Merrlck
prominent as a lawyer and Q prohlbi'
Zionist. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
SCHOOL law
is NOT QUITE CLEAR AS TO MAT.
TER OF JAILING BREAKERS
OF COMPULSORY FEA.
TURE,

This business of sending a man to
jail in default of the payment Of a fine
imposed for violation Of the compul.
sorry school law, Is open to discussion
according to some men versed in le'
gal lore. The law provides that a
fine be imposed, but sayeth no further
about lncarceratlng guilty parties
Squire considers this the weak fea'
ture Of the law and positively refuses
to commit a man to jail in case he
does not pay up, This puts an entire
ly different aspect on the law as in
terpreted by some and complications
may arise,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
ACTION is
AGAINST
TIE B. g. q.
RED ROCK FUEL COMPANY Ar
PEALs 70 PRESIDENT RoosEs
WELT AND CONGRESS
TO INVESTIGATE pIscRlMINA-
TloNs MADE m THE FAIR.
MONT DISTRICT.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Jan, 1.ln3
letters addressed to President Roose
welt and members of Congress L6gah3
N. Bullitt, a prominent attorney Of this
city and president Of the Red Rock
Fuel Company, Of Upshur county ".
Va, has asked for an Investigation Of
all bituminous coal-carrying railroads
reaching Atlantic ports, their relation
to each other, and especially the CUES
tion of whether they are interested in
coal properties as well as serving the
public as carriers.
Mr.. Bullltt's action is directed par.
ticularly against the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. He declares that the
railroad owns capital stock Of large
mining enterprises in the Fairmont dis.
trict OF West Virginia, and that to los
ter It's own concerns the company dis
criminatGd against the Red Rock Fuel
Company, located nearby
The Interstate Commerce Commission
in an opinion handed down on Noyem
Der %, 1905, gave support to Mr., Bnls
lltt's contention by declaring that the
Baltimore and Ohio showed discrinf
nation in refusing to supply the Red
Rock company with side track from
It's mines.
The commission entered an order re
.qulring the railroad to destst from the
alleged discrimination and supply the
desired connection by December 90.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
Three DEATHS
IN HOTEL
FIRE
-FOUR STORY
BUILDING BURNED


LOWELL, Mass, Jan. 27.-By the
burning early this morning of the
Richardson, four story structure Of
sixty rooms, located on the corner Of
Dutton and Mlddlesex streets, opposite
the Boston and Maine station, It is be
lteved that half dozen lives were lost.
Up to nine o'clock three bodies had
been taken from the ruins and it was
thought that others would be found
under the charred embers as the day
wore on.
One of the recovered bodies has been
identified as that Of MRS. PLAsLE, OF
Boston, recently employed as pastry
cook in the hotel.
Personal effects, including a life In
surance policy bearing the name Of Fl.
C. HARDING. 81 Hillside Park, somer-
VILE, Mass, were found near another
body that was recovered and which it
is supposed is the body Of Mr.. Hard.
ing.
The third body recovered Is that OF
a woman but it has not as yet been
identified.
All three of the bodies are badly
burned and almost unrecogntzable.
Owing to the progress Of the fire a
score Of persons more or less injured
were taken to St. Johns Hospital, but
by 0 o'clock all but five had been careu
for and sent away.
1t is not believed that any Of those
remaining at the hospital are fatally
injured.
They are:
E. H. Dlckey, of New Bedford.
Arthur s. Anthony, of the New Bed
ford Standard,
John Hutchinson, Of New York.
John Yeggers, Of Manchester, N. H.
Thomas Henderson. fireman. Lowell.
The fire started few minutes be.
fore two o'clock and the flames rapidly
spread to various parts OF the struc'
ture.
About forty guests were in the hotel
and those who were in the upper part
Of the building had little chance to es-
cape by the stalrways. There was but
one FIRE escape and this could not be
reached by all of the occupants.
Some jumped into nets and some slid
down ropes improvised from bed cloth
ing and other material. Others jump.
ed from the lower windows, escaping
serious injury.
Few Of the guests had time to carry
away any of their clothing and most
Of them left their valuables behind,
Many OF those taken to the hospital
had to be provided with suitable cloth
ing before they could leave the insti'
tuition.
search is being made in the ruins
for other bodies.
The loss on the hotel Is estimated at
$4,000.
LOWELL, Mass, Jan. 97.-The third
body taken from the ruins Of tho Rich
ardson Hotel fire has been identified
as that of TEssIE KENNIsoN, Of
Franklin Falls, N. H. E. H. Dickey' Of
New Bedford, is in a precarious CON
dItion, the skin peeling from his body
and his finger nails dropping off.
Gerard Davis. of Maiden, who re-
celyed contuslons in escaping from the
hotel did not go to the hospital. An
drew Lynch, Of Lowell, had his hands
and feet badly burned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-27
ANOTHER MAN
Lansul,hss In Jail For Failing tesssnd
Children to School.

Charles satteraeld, a resident of
Barnstown, was fined $1,000 by Jps,
tlce Bennington this morning for tailpre
tocomply with the compulsory school
law aud in default Of the money wa
sent to jail where he now Is loudly las
imentIng his lot and weeping copiousEy
Truant omcer John Price sWore esIt
theRaraat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
STRAIN TOO GREAT
Hundreds Of salem Readers rind
IL So

Hundreds Of salem Readers rind
II so.
The hustle lnl worry NJ business men
Tho hard work and stopping Of work.
men,
Tho woman's household cares,
Are too great strain on tho kidneys.
hackaehe, headache siiaaehe.
kiiney troubles urinary troubles fal
low.
A Salem citizen tells YOU how 10
cure them all
Jacob D.. Mccoy bridge builder aud
contractor residing on Capitol street
second house beyond Min creek. myst
"l have always enjoyed good health
up 90 hye or slS years ago. Aloag
shout that time nay Kidneys com.
meneed 90 bother me There was not
20 much haekashs. hut the lr.nsipal
symptoms were in connection With the
kidney seereiious A strain or over.
eHeri'an very oftea caused hsmorr.
hages of che Kidneys I srunot say
that Dc was SO paiaiul, but d was very
annoying used various rsmeiles
and while some gave relief other,
were worthless. In some way Dosp,,
kidney Pills we're brought 10 nv no.
nee. and whea up towa I dropped into
d. stones Drug Store and procured a
Box, taking them as directed. A few
l''ea gave very eanyin,iug proof thai
'aey we're going TO the right spot. and
though saa't say they have cured me
as may never be cured, / eau st.ts
'aA' they gave me wonderful relief nj
have a high opinion OF Doaus Kis. /
n'ys Pins aai ehssrtally recommend
them
For sale by an DEALER, Pris. 50
cents
Foster Niiburn 60. Buffalo. Nsv
iork. sole agents for the Upi,sd 4
states Remember tls uams-n,,.,. II
'ni take no other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
SALEM
REPUB-
LTCANS
ReOrganize the Republican
Club and Elect Officers

The old Republican club that has
led a rather quiet existence for a few
years past has ben re-organized with
the following officers
J. !. Murphey, president; r. 7. L.
steiner. vice president; W. W. Hall,
secretary: r. NJ. La Fore, treasurer;
steering committee, T. B. Kay, Z. B.
Croisan, j. n. Smith; platform com
mittco Of Ave to be appointed by Chair.
man Murphey
Addresses we're made by Claui
Catch. r. T. Geer, J. A. Manning. T.
B. Kay. Carey +. Martin, Geo. +. Rod.
gers. Cbas II. Jones, r. NJ Croisan.
The invitation Of J. g. Graham Of
tho Young Mems Republican club to
attend the Lincoln birthday banquet
February y was accepted with the
thanks Of the old organization. The
utmost harmony and good feeling pre-.
vailed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29

GETS
CLEAR

'edse hwueti tti, morning sustained
'ho demurrer 90 tls nllstmsat /. tbs
ea'o 'f che State of Oregon vs. p w
'."e't ia which ,te latter Is charged
"'a 'ab'rHai.au af perjury ia con
ae'i.'n with ihe school lana fr,gf,
's"'ii So che Minnesota sapisl.t
"A' pc s alleged segurtl possession
'i large Tracts of school land. ir ,t..
state B, Inducing salem sirI, 20 msk,
'''' aihda'i's ia making ttef srrII.,
'''a Oh purchase land ne nr..t,f.
a." 'ae money for making pa,us,,.
''' as '''a as ibe, ss,ureI iirl, q, tt.|
''a' 'ae' assigned thc certificate, LII
saie 20 hIu
N' 'ae 'hw's of limitations lsl rr,
'' i.e ,ast new niietmer, .,,ll |
' '' a.ed So rro.s,u,iug Attorney /
N'Narf "a, oase ssryei notice In IL
i'@ io tae s.pleae e5grt n, -,
''a' we've g.yra for sustaining .t, III
''.''f aud MeNary was sh.s5.r,.5 |
- % says tlat tbo ease af tha st.,.l
"a ''eeii Is a e.sar oae. ana b, ~.
'.'' 'a' 'a4stasut was psff.,,
no "'I rush the ease bsfor. An.
''s eeart and experts 10 h,y. II
,'''-s Before tlat tribunal On /, h..I'
ore 'Ae Alsl terra of ,ls siFsut ,,,,, !
~, ue"ss's' 70 Ae iaiisinsst ]
~, &c Wa a.si ana algsed ~ y n. {
.''',sp . !. aaa ". D. Fsuioa. q Fsr,,.,,
- o. o. A'asAaH, % 'Als sity. sou.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
Improve Summer s.r..

A movement Is started tbs, -,
suit in improving four blocks 4,
mer street, from Court stree, -.
The plan involves parking two M, M,
Of the street. and paving ons.,1I,,
thirty-threo feet wide, plenty =,
driveway and narrow enough % n,
good pavement can be laid. Thh
tional enough, and will make . -
ful roadway in the residence p,t |,
the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
A Now Line for salem.

John knight has recently been ap.
pointed local representative Of The
Travellers Insurance Company. Of
Hartford, and has opened an office over
The Red Corner drug store, whore he
Is prepared to writo life and accident
Insurance. 10 will make special
point Of tho accident business, and In.
vIies all persons who expect 20 travel
Or take any kind Of a trip 20 sce bic
proposition frst, All kinds of lnforma.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
Cured LumbaFo.

A. b. Cannon, Chicago, writes v,,,
4, 1908, "Haviug been trouble !,
lumbago at different time, AZ. M
ono physician after another, .A- \
forent ointmentu and linimon.s nv 1
up altogether So I tried oss, ~,
and got a bottle Of Ballard's . $40. y,
iment which gave mo almost luas
relief. I can ehoerfully reeoun,,l I
and will add my name 10 ysur n. Z
sufferers soll by d. J. Frr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
MJoMdCyKoebne

Nervous exhaustion invites disease.
This statement Is the positive truth.
When everything becomes a burden
and you cannot walk few blocks with.
out excessive fatigue. and you break
out into perspiration easily, and your
face hushcs, and you grow excited and
shaky at the least provocation, and
you cannot bear 90 be crossed In any
thing, YOU are In danger; your nerves
have given out you need building up
at once To build up woman's nerv.
Gus system and during the period Of
change Of life we know Of no better
medicine than Lydia y. Pinkham's Veg.
ctablc Compound Here is an illus.
tratlon Mrs. Mary L. Kochnc, 37i
Garfield Avenue. Chicago, Ill, writes
n have used Lydia y Vegetable
COMPOUND for years in nay family and ID
never dlsappointa. 20 when ] felt that was
nearing The achanga ~ hfo commenced treat.
mant with it took In an about sir bottlrs
and u did me great deal Of good II stopped
my dizzy SPELLS pains In my hack and The
headaches With which I had suffered for
months before taking tho Compound I feei
that N n had not hean for this great medicine
Tor women that ] should not have been alive
today II Iaaplaniid Tor wumsn, old or young,
ani VIII surely curp al female disurdersH
Mrs. Pinkham. daughtor.in.iaw Of
Lydia u pinkham, OF Lynn. Mass, In.
Fitcs All sick and ailing women 20 write
her for advice. Her great experience
j. at their service. free OF cost.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
FACTS IN MATURE.
ws. only DO We Oct Inspiration Froa
Mature, But Health ~ Well


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Nearly forty years ago. Dr R.y. Pie,rre,e.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
Pleasant and Most Bnoctiv,

r. J. Chambers, editor vindicator
Liberty, Texas, writes December 25
1905,
"with pleasure and unsolicited by
you bear testimony 20 the curative
power Of Ballard's uorehouud Syrup.
have used :, and my family can cheer.
fully affirm u is tho nose effective and
best remedy Tor coughs and colds I
have ever used" Sold BY D. J. Fry.