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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
ISAAC " MASON !.
ABOUT READY
TO START
WILL Be HERE
IN A FEW DAYS

Charles E. Watts, wharfnaster and
agent for the steamer Isaac N. Ma
son, received notice this morning
from W. D. Brittens manager Of the
Mcrgantown and Fairmont Paekel
Company. that the above named yea
eel win arrive in our city IN about
week or ten days. This boat has been
docked at Moundsyille where it has
been repaired anl repainted. Il
comes to US fresh and new'in appear
ance. 1t will make daily trips from
this city Of Morgantown leaving the
local wharf at seven O'Clock in the
morning and returning at six o'clocl
In the evening.
When the new bridge at Hoult Is
completed the Morgantown and Fair
mont and the Morgantown and Pitts
burg Packet companies will be con
solidated. A new schedule for trans
port will go into eject and through
boats from here to Pitsburg will ply
the river. Two boats day will leave
the local wharf one in the morning
and one in the afternoon. The com
pany is also arranging to add an ex
press boat to carry passengers and
express goods. Every effort will be
made to give shippers the best ser
vice that can be had.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
CASES WERE SET
FOR A HLARlNG
The FIRST COMES UP ON FEsRU
AIRY 7-eRANp D JURY CON.

MoRGAHToWN, Feb. 2-At the
opening Of the February term Of Cir
cult Court yesterday the following civ.
ii cases we're set for trial;
Morgantown Post Company vs.. A. A.
Rogers.
Ira L. Gregg VS. j. P. Fitch.
A. Bell Phillips VS.. J.w. Hartlgan.
County Court VS.. Adelia cobun.
c. d. Wiley vs.. State Journal.
George w. Cole VS.. City Of Morgan
town.
National Cash Register Company vs..
a. B. Boughner.
]. j. Wharton VS.. Mrs. Lloyd Morri'
son.
George F. Hartman vs. Brotherhood
of Painters, Decorators and Paper
Hangers of America.
j. H. McDermott vs.. James Hartt'
gan.
The first case will come up on Feb
ruary I, and the others will be taken
up in regular order.
The libel suit Of chauncey Wiley
against the Parkersburg State Journal
is set for February IA. This will
probably be one Of the most interest
Ing cases to come before the court
during the term.
The bastardy case of Cora Hausht
against Roy johnson will not come up
for trial, the parties having settled
their trouble without the services Of
the court.
In hIsc barge to the grand jury
Judge Mason laid special stress on
that part of the State tax laws that
conlpels people to make correct re-
turns of the value of their property. He
also called attention to the infractions
Of the revenue laws.
The grand jury is composed Of the
following men:
E. w. Price, Clark Tenant. Nimrod
Cole, S. H. Arnett, NJ. c. Wildman' s.
q. cbalfant, G. Barr, Ellsworth Conn.,
w F. waters, Melvin Jollitfe, John T.
Echart, j. "A. Ramsey, Benson Jacobs
George Hall; NJ. u. Brown, E@C. Wells
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
.GLBNYILLE NORMAL
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST CON.
cERNINe STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL IN elLMER
COUNTY.

GLENYILLE, Feb. 2.-The latest in
formation concerning Miss link, the
member of the faculty who is at her
home near Bethany, with a case Of
typhoid fever, states that she is very
III, but her recovery is hopeful.
The enrolment thus far in this
term in the regular Normal and Aca
demIc course is 65. OF this number
there are 80 young women and &c
young men. The minimum age limit
for admission on appointment is 10 fot
girls and IA for boys, and it may be
worthy of note that only four Of the
girls are under is years of age and
only three of the boys are under 1f
years of age. The actual average age
for all is nearly 10 years. If the en-
rollment was counted as most schools
count, by Including all who receive in
struction in different departments, Il
more should be added who receive in
struction in the departments Of music
and elocution, making n total Of 81
different individuals who are receiv
ing instruction in the school this term,
While this is not a large attendance
1t Is an encouraging condition in com
pahson with the past history Of the
school.
The senior class, at present Is com
posed Of nine members-two ladies,
Misses Grace Engle and 1rma L. West
and Messrs. ]. f. Arbuckle, H. F.
Dent, B. w. Craddock, Z. B. Isinhart,
James Hickman, Howard McGinnis
and Tom Skinner.
The outlook for the coming Spring
term so far as can be predicted al
this time, is regarded as very good
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
CONDEMNS The
BIO. COMPANY.
FOR MISERABLE SERVICE DURING
THE ENcAMPMENT GEN.
SCOTT DOES NOT MINcEo
WORDS IN REPORT.

pARKERsBuRG, Feb, 2.-CopIes
Of lhe report of Brigadler General W,
W Scott, relating to the encampment
OF The National Guard held at Camp
Dawson" on the Inter-Urban limo above
this city last August have Just been re-
celyed at the headquarters Of the sec.
onl Infantry here. The total cost Of
tho camp as set forth In the report
was S29, ,O64.64. The increase in the
cost Of the camp is said to be due to
tho greater number Of troops In camp.
General scott takes occasion to con-
denim the service given by the Balh'
more and Ohio Railroad Company IN
transporting the troops to and from
the camp, and does SO in the following
language:
Attention is respectively invited
tothe noticeable and uncalied for lack
Of effort on the part Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company to hanH
10 troop tfaih5 IN "a sansfactoFy man
ner, trains being sidetacEed ana de-
Iayed on the most fimsy excuses, ordl'
nary freight trains seeming to have tho
right Of way In all cases. D
This has caused, on seyereI occa'
sIons, unnecessary expense to the
State for additional pay and subsit'
enoe. It might wen be remarked here,
that this company has demonstrated
ia ability to handle troops in a prompt
manner at previous times when their
property interests were threatened
and troops were needed for protection.
Il Is recommended that the extra cost
for subsistence for Companies B and
L Of the First Infantry due to delays
mentioned above be charged against
tho account Of, the Railroad Company
for transportation"
Chief Quartermaster, Major Lester
Rdenour, also condemns the service
given by the railroad and calls part!c-
ular attention to the movements Of The
troops, the Kind Of coaches furnished,
and states II. some instances that Ice
water wasnot furnished in the coach.
Cd The coaches, he states, were posi-,
|bjy. some Of the pooreat In the service
otI the eompaay;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
LIBELS FILED
PACKET COMPANY susPENps
RUslNEss-AcTIoNss IN AD-
MiRALTY CAUSES ATiEuP.

MoRGANToWN. Feb. 1.-THE Pitts
burg and Morgantown Packet Com
pany hos been. forced to suspend nav
lgation until after February 1S'on &c
eountci the Valley Supply Company
entering libels In admiralty against
the steamers /. c. woodward for 81
697.sr the Columbia, for $S,151.s4;
the Admiral Dewey, $5s.Gl, and the
Rose Hite; $42s.7s. The amount is
claimed for supplies furnished the
boats.
The Rose Hite is still resting on the
bottom Of the MonongaheIa river,
where she was sunk several weeks
ago; the |. G. Woodward and the Ad-
mlral Dewey have been tied up at the
,Pittsburg farm. near Homestead, for
a couple Of months at their winter
quarters, thus the only boat put out
Of commission by the edict is the Co
lumbla, which Is now tied up at the
vharfbOat by the smithteld street
bridge.
AS the writs are not returnable un.
til February 10 nothing can be done
until that time, and it is probable that
the stockholders will settle the claim
insteal of Ie1vilg the steamers go to
sale. Part of the stock is owned by the
estate of Ike late Captain Samuel 8.
Brown and the James Pees & Sons
Company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02

sonIn.law, Senator Elkins, After tney
had completed their business together
senator Elkins took MT. Davis down
ON the floor Of the Senate. When once
there Ex-senator Davis received an oTa.
ton at the hands Of Democrats and
pennb,leans alike. With all dWe re-
snect to the youthful Senator from
West Virginia; 1t must be admitted !
that his father.inlaw was pronounced
by many Senators to bc as young iooK'
Ing as bis son.In.law. Mr, Davis spent
about an hour at the Senate, He then
returned to his ONCE and plunged into e
tbe many details of bis numerous rail-
road and other interests
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
Iouartette Sang "a seatfoId
While Ilurde Z vas Hanged
In Washing ton This ! OrI1ing

WASHINGTON; .Feb. z With 9
auat.tte on the seaffoid singing Z
sacred cong, William II. Hamllten,
eolored, was hanged In the District
jail tbs morning, as pepaIsy for mur'
3deritg his common law wife, in June,
.ninstyfour. He spent the night read
.ins the Bible and writing articles for
religious papers.
I Hamilton ehol<ed his wife to death
and asked to be hanged; he protested
when his attorneys refused to allow
him 10 plead guilty. Hamilton oeeu
pied the same cell, and was executed
on Ire same galIows as euitsau, the
assassin Of President Garfield.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
INTERVAL REVENUE
|. RECEIPTS INCREASE R J
SMALL DECREASE FOR BEER
RuT CIGARS AND TOBACCO
MAKE HEALTHY SHOW.

WHEELING, Feb 2.-There was
healthy increase in the amout Of busi.
ness transacted by tae. internal rev.
enue otice In this city during the
month Of January over the correspond;
ling month Of last year. The receipts
for January, 1906, were more than 81
600 in excess Of those of the same
month of last year.
However, from the figures that are
given in detail below, it would appear
that more people got on the water
wagon the first Of this year than they
did last year. Perhaps the number
was not larger, but evidently they re
malned firmly in their seats on this
wagon longer his year than last.
The entire Increase in the receipts
this year is due to the increase in the
cigar and tobacco business. There
was a slight decrease in the amount
received for beer and correspond,
ing decrease in the number Of barrels
Of beer made and sold. This was
more than offset by the cigar and to-
bacco business, which resulted in the
net increase Of over $1,000 in the re
celpts.
During the month just ended there
we're 1885 barrels of beer made and
cold for which the government was
paid s12,Ss5. A year ago the amount
received was 'l2,S45, which represent.
ed a barrel Of beer for each dollar
paid. The decrease amounts to little
less than 500 barrels, which is not
large in itself, but is large when COM
pared 10 the ever increasing popula.
ton and the increase in the other
lines Of business.
For cigars, ss5.7sS was received, as
compared with S24,4O1 for January,
1905. The number of cigars sold this
last month was s,5ss. $3.50. as compared
with S,1SS,OoO for the same month q
year ago. Tals increase is not far
from a half million cigars.
The greafest interest was IN tobae,
co, 60; however, tRe internal revenue de.
partment collecting S2s,912 on 4S1,
$50 pounds oitobacco sold during the
month against $2S,797 on ss6,6lG
pounds for the same month Of 1905.
The increase In the receipts for tobac'
co alone was more than $4,000, which
is within thousand dollars of tho
total increase of the months business
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
BI IlOODHOUNDS
CAPTURE THIEVES

postotice and store Of Grant Smith was
robbed and a large amount OF gondS
was stolen. MIR. Morrison put his dogs
ON the trail soon after his arrival and
within ten minutes had captured w r
Mc1ntire and son, Clyde and Flaye
Means. Thursday morning, Lewis
Means, a brother Of Flaye, and soEiin'
law Of Mclntire, who lived out of town.
was added to the crowd. A yisi. 10
his home disclosed large amount OF
the stolen goods and nil the men are
now in the West Union jail. Post
once Inspector Z. I. Allen was OH The
ground and highly praised the work
of Mfr. Morrison and his dogs,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
COL. TOM DAVIS SAYS
He is GETTING ON TO THE
CONGRESSIONAL ROPES

New Orleans to Washington 1t was
not supplied with the silver service
usually found on vessels, the gift Of
the State for which 1t was named. It is
regretted that the subscription for the
serlee has never reached an amount
such as is necessary to buy a service
sucAas befts cruiser like the West
West virginia. It is said, however,
that public spirited West yirginians
will take the matter up again and try
to secure the, full amount necessary
for the purchase Of an appropriate
service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
WARNING JUNIORS.
HAD A LIVELY TILT AT A MEET
ING LAST NIGHT-coMPRo.
MISE EFFECTED.

,MoRGANToWN, Feb, 2.-The jun
ior class met last night in woodburr
hall and from all accounts had :
warm session. Two warning factions
met AMI fought out the much mootet
question Of how to best entertain the
senior.
AT a former meeting the Juniors
had voted to give the seniors some
sort Of function, but 1t was left e
a committee to formulate plans and
preesnt them to the class for approx
al. The committee favored q prom
enade or dance Of some kind, baI
another element favored a reception
with all tefpsIchorean maneuyerS cut
out, These two parties clashed and
high thunderer Jove for q time sci
rather unsecurely on his throne OF
Mount olympus while the war o.
words went On.
When the smoke of battle rolled
away the wearied orators had com
promised on a hybrid entertainment
known by The scientific name Of g
reception.ball,
Until ii o'clock the class will In
a most decOrous manner receive the
seniors and the members Of the fac
ulty, And then the Puritaus Of the
class will march home, while the de-
yotees Of tprpslchore will tread the
dizzy mazes Of the dance until 1880
O'Clock
The eveltwill occur some time "
the springin the armory,
I The committee sppolnt ntsa q ~
range forsIF is conpoE oEed ot Asthtit
Dayton, Stephen Jacisons 'yelsp
Buns Jessie Jenkins ana Y G Gait
cSiiareDsiBaln COTS ssss AZ "'ol.
49,. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02

ROUTE IS
SET tiled
FINAL WORD is GWEN ON TIE
SUBJECT AND WORK WILL BE-
GIN SOON.
sHoRTLiNE FROM WHEELING TO
c6MsERlANp COMPLETES
eougp's PLAN.


The Wheeins inielHeencer makes
the following Interesting announce
ment to-day
The Intellleencer has information
which may be relied upon as absolute
! ly aecurata % the eaect that the Wa
bash has formed syndicate for the
construction 81 the proposed short line
between wheeling and Cumberland
Nd, that WIN connect up the Wabash
lines IN the eas principally the West
ern Maryland and subsidiary limos
running trom Cumberland to tho sen
board at BaiHmorel, With those of the
West at Wheeiing ehe wheeling &
Lake Erie ana tire wabash proper
thus giving the Wabash continuous
line from st Louis. Kansas City and
Chicago in Tie West to the Heaboard.
and making real the long cherlahed
dream OF Geor Gould to make hia
great chain ei railfcad systems a fac.
tor III the eastern heIa as wen as in
the west and southwest
The work 81 construction VIII oc
started this spring, h is stated on up-
questioned authority and the road viii
/ be completed moi later than July of
1901, and possibly sooner The pre-.
surveys nave been completed
and the engineers Wtll be able to turn
in their fnai reports within a few
weeks, after which the work of recelv.
ing bids and letting contracts viii be
Iin order. The line wiil be les miles in
Length. This Is forty miles shorter
than the mileage Of the Baltimore and
Ohio from Wheeln to Cumberland
whi1eit isnot So stated It is known
that the uniontown and Wheellne
Short line COMPANY at the head OF
which Is d. " Thompson, the Union
town coal miilionaire is in reality
wabash move and that the moves re-
49, ~ = 4 i. liz ,vahssb This ls
~ ~ ~ ,,,,,s,- sords tin, viii be-
,,,.1,S ss,S W. "a sT.,saas anrploes and
,.rs ;,,i II ;,,',,s,,I NJ IN eo,ls lines
ssss ss.l I, ScI,ss,Irc fms MAC
Ing this city % tie main line Of one
I1l,its,, W sss3
n I ,:.:iss J s ;ns3 fos tbs3 tbs syndicate
ha,s 3 sS,.y5,s ',s,. ttis orSSt sailroad
nsa,sot @ "a s e sSs s,ssaed III Fairsar s.
: IA stIsst ~, .yi,,es,,Isn, and General
,Ssnsgs,, -,,,.,l' = ,ss western Maryland
~ s,Ss III ,Ss..' ,,lsrtl,,ed olih The
T,s.. 1 ss,,y,,, asd o,,sr Davis
EiSins y intsTss 4 Il hi. state.
Wbils y 5sta;is + he mans 81 the syu
dicstsss AZ csSsnst rs desnitely stated al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
INTERESTING BUDGET OF NEWS
FROM WASHINGTON OF INTER
EST IN WEST VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, 2.-seu'
ator Scott is being warmly eonsrat'
uiated on securing such a prompt pass.
ago Of his 'bn making an approprla'
ton Of 100000 for the acquisition OF
a site and erection Of a public building
to pass the Senate at this session It
is practically certain that II there is
any public building bill at all at this
session, Blueield will be one Of the
towns provided for. The indications
are that there will be a bill put through
carrying an appropriation Of some tif'
teen million dollars. In this event 1t
is practically certain that Elkins will
also get a public building. Senator 81
lxins hos introduced bill for an ap'
preparation Of S1O0.OOofor such . pnr.
pose, .5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
THEY BRING RESULTS.
West vlrsinian Want Ads Prove Their
Excellence Every Day.

Do the West vlrglnlan want ads
pay? The West vlrglTian advertised
for solicitors of the highest grade and
the next day we had applications from
about a dozen people Of good address,
one travelling salesman representing
a chemical company Of Cleveland, O.,
was strongly impressed with our prop.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
mo C;zar a ddEes essed 9easants
Today and Promise "a That LIZ
Would Summon The Dounla

sT.psIERssuRe, Feb. .-To-day
the csat received deputation Of peas.
ants ftem tire Government Of Kursk
and addtessed them at length, deelar-
tno thal he would snHmeathe pouma
70 dissvss the best means Of satisfy.
ing tS.requirements Of the peasants.
He assured them that they could rely
upon hIs assistance, bit they must re-
member that law and property are
unassalahle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
GOT Them IN
TEN MINUTES

Guard NJ. C. Morrison, of the peniten-
tiary, passed through mere on u to-
day on his way home from Central,
Doddridge coun:y, where he had been
since wednesday night with his IA
nous blood hounds Mick Carter" and
king Henry" On Tuesday night the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
RELEASED ON BAIL
Were Young Fellows Caught at Gem
Flemins's Place.

Harry Jones and Will Payne, the
young fellows who were caught in the
sherift's raid ut the Gem Fleming place
wednesday night, and incarcerated In
the county jail in default Of $4,000
bond for their appearance before the
grand jury, were released this morn
Ing, bond being furnished them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
THREE AeovE. At pITTssURa.
PtTTsBuRG. Feb. 2.-Thrce de.
grees above zero was the official rec
ord this morning in this vicinity.
ALL pousrs REMOVED.

NEW YORK. Feb, 2.-All doubts re
gardlhg the marriage OF Mrs. Charles
Il Yerkes, widow of the traction mag
nate, to Wilson Miner, young Cali
forntah, were removed just before
noon to-day, Mrs. Miner admitting
that the marriage had taken place on
Tuesday evening, January thirieth
They had decided to keep the fact Of
the marriage secret ten days or so, is
tie reason given by her for previous
dealais.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
PORE eErs a HINT.

RoaIE FEB. Pope Plus has tele.
gsapssd fthe French Episcopale. advis-
hg he Catholics Of that country to
submit to tue taking Of Inventories. by
shs government, of church property.
NE Pope deplores the scenes Of vio
ience which have been enacted. 1t is
ranoret that this action was taken
becaase d hint from the govern
melsi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
Children
DROWN IN
pond
BROTHER AND SISTER FAILED 70
RTvsH EsoN Sc ooL-
aopIEs FOUND.
vERY LkTEsI NEWS FROM ALE
eARTs OF T4E COUNTRY BY
RUsEislEFts PRESS.

Lynn sIas Feb. 2-John Higgins.
p. bis siss Margaret. 6, children OF
William Higgins; residing at sargus,
failed q fstuFni home FROM school yes
lerdas atternoon. A nolc was discoy-
cred a thinic covering a pond at tht
roaaaide pfedgers recovered the bod
les ofboth children from The pond at
midaigiIt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
MAN8ANp WIFE KILLED.

BENNINGTON, vt, Feb. 2.-Mr. and
aIrs Rebett McGlanty we're instant
II tdiiea sat West Pawlette this morn
iag. Theif horses became frightened
IL . train Oh the Delaware and Hudcon
Railroad and bolted directly in front
ofa train5at a crossing near the sta
ton They leave several children.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
Mr.. Davis Likes II.

Representative Thomas B, Davis, the
lone Democrat in the West Virginia
Congressional delegation likes otletal
liien washington. He says that 1t is
juas little out Of his line but that he
Is slIll younger than some, men Of fifty
and that he IS learning the ropes ip y
ahury. Hehas Blaine Taylor toA look q
attSt his department routine and he
spends most of his time iools ding ttel
isalatise matters which he can ttii
tsstby Individual snegtI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
s.rxlee Eor.wes. vIrglnIa::

A naval oticer to-day called the a.
tention Of the correspondent to tho
fact that the west virginia is the only
cruiser or battleship in the navy that
has not been presented with a silver
service by the state in whose honor II
was named. &
The oficers Of the West Syifglaia
ana the naval oficsrs from West VII.
.sinia. testet tha Shea ths. .cruIse vas 'l'l
desisnats caFFy asns sspR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
First Cars To.MOrrow.

cLARKsBuRG. Feb. 2.-The Fair
mont and clarksburg Traction Com
pany will run the first car to the new
Fairgrounds tomorrow. It has been
reported several times that the cars
were in operation but the reports were
without foundation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
Actress slli tceeed Anainut Mra
Yetks New Husband.

DENVER Eeb. IA private tele'
gram from proolsiyn states that beau
tltul Edith Crater adopted daughter
ofsa prominent Denver business man,
has Instructed hef attorney to bring
suit gfor bFeaeh Sf promise against
WllsongM gMlsper ~hois alleged 10 have
married Mrs. q q Eerl;ee IN New
York
Z Miss Carter q blonde and the adj
.lectiye beantifpti barely does hor
Justice u one other trips to callior.
MIA tSo YEAR aso Edith Crater met
aIr. Mlaner M Miner It Is said.
Ten violently n lore With her and
wanted q marry her at ouce
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
sslOENr GRANTS PARDON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The Presi.
dsnt teday pardoned MIdshlpm4a
John Paul Miller, Of Kentucky, a
member of the frst class at the Naval
Academy who was convicted by court
tiaFttal recently OF contenancins
dSgtng.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
so4ooNgR WENT ASHORE.

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 2.--The three
lastsa schooner. MaghIe s. Hart
lumber laden, went hard ashore nea'
4stteras at one o'clock this morning.
csptaihFoster and seven seamen were
isndsab by the almost superhuman eff
foyta otillfe sayers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
k..n.r Goa 10 cIarksbura,

CLARKsBuRG, Feb. 2,-Henry
xeener, Of the Empire Casualty Com
pany, Of Parkersburg, has resigned his
position to become manager of the
West Virginia Casualty Company IN
this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-02
.NlLL PROSECUTE PRIESTS.

PARIS, Feb 3. The Government
bas decided TO prosecute the priests
WHO took part Ia disorders caused By
eIortstos resist the taking Of inyeh,
torte d church yaluabies; under the
terms q ne law. fot sepatat Hon ot
fhe chpbh ana ststk
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tigatO the offer and would have accept.
ed our proposition had he MT been a
few hours too late in getting here.