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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19
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Personals.

II II u eTtondls. ~ ~ -.
Mrs: Elizabeth Holland, \ Of East
Ferry street has returned from a short
visit to Iherf daughter, Mrs. Too,hman,
ats Hill Top farm.
Mrsand Mrs. sharpnack. who have
been the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. vii.
q, on State street, have gone to their
home at Cairo.
Mr. Thomas Brown, Of the UnIver
B silly Cadet Corps, was visiting his
broth in.law, Rev. G. w. Bent, yes
tarday He expects to Visit the James
town exposition soon.
4 Nj. 3. G, Scott rs home from q
business trip to Elkins.
Nj. Samuel Rector. a representative
Of the Scranton Business College, was
In this ward yesterday on professional
business.
Miss Lucy Boggs went to Pepnsborc
4 oo.day, where She will be the. guest Of
friends for some time. Before return
L ingS she will visit Misses Ira and Ada
Wilson, Of iHarrlsyille. +
g q h MI. Williamson has returned from
an inspection Of his new property al
Catawba, II " \ II
~ = -.ftfs Et4fft - III r.
y y Mr.. Perry came home from Grafton
yesterday where he has been on o
business trip. li
Mrs. Ira Williams and children have
returned from a months visit to hei
parents and other relatives near Lit
tile Falls. n: Z,
Miss Title Carpenter. Of Boothsville
came down yesterday to attend thu
graduating exercises at the Miners
Hospital: Miss Carpenter graduated
& from the same institution two years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson, o
Gladly Creek, IRE visiting their son
7. 3: Henderson, of GuNey street.
Master Gail Spring and sister
Miss Haze, who have been visiting
relatives at Pleasant Valley and Ii
this city went to their home at Bev
erly, Ohio. today.
Y Mrs. Harry Austin, of Little Falls
Us the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. jaime!
Williams, Of Diamond street. shc
came To- attend the exercises at MI
snerst Hospital yesterday evening.
4; Mr.. W. II. Gwynn, Of Triune, ant
Mr.. James Holland, Of Little Falls
were business Visitors to this city yes
sterday.
sir. Bert Taylor, Of Parkersburg, II
here assisting in caring for Fred Eek
ert, who Is In the City Hospital will
typhoid fever
MI. James a. Brown, OF Keyser. wa!
& the guest Of his sister, Mrs. stell,
N Henderson, Monday.
Lawrence; little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Fisher, Is right sick. I
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

The most liberal offer tina, was ever
made In Marion county by any news
paper Is to be found on page seven
|of this paper to-day. Read 1t. Let u,
hear from you at once. We want
two thousand more readers In Marion
county and think this will get them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19
BULLETIN
FOR THEsWEEk sENDlN eIMoNpAY,
81 JUNE |: 4. 1901 70 en- ERA I
s u NJ y IS

~ q @ ~ 10 NJ NJ
Unreasonable cool weather contln.
|ued until the 18th, the mean temper.
ature for thefweek averaging about s
degrees below the normal. THE TEN.
peratures on the 18th and 10th were
only slightly below the normal. The
lowest temperatures occurred gener.
ally on the 10th. when the minimum
readings over the northern and noun.
tain sections Of the State ranged from
81 degrees to AZ degrees. q
The rainfall was excessive over the
southern and central counties, and
was above the normal In ali sections,
except in portions Of the panhandle
section and In the northern river
counties. Showers were general from
the 10th to the 14th. inclusive. Heavy
rain occurred over the southern and
central counties on Inc I'm and 18Th,
causing marked rises In the rivers in
the State, especially in the Big Sandy,
Gnyandotte, and Great and Little Ka-
i'awha rivers ana their tributaries.
Cloudy weather was General until
the l5ih. The 10Th and 10th were
GEAR, Pheasant days The sunshine
averaged about 80 per cent Of the
possible amount.
Warm weather and bright sunshine
are much needed.
Remarks by corrseponden,s
Name of postofTlce is followed nv
name OF countyO
Panhandle Section
povard crant--Tbe ,voo,hor wos
COO, and c,oudv with showers from
tho ,0th to the IAN. lnc,usivc Solo.
mon Clark
burlington. M,nhra,-Tbe woot,,er
was very wet ond cloudv un,,, ,ho
15,h-J w vand,ver
Charles Town. Jefferson Tho mas.
1.-Two wcets have been very rainy md
coo,-1v IT McDono,J
Franklin. peaale,on-,t was n coi,
! r,,,r w.o,, Ioorr r,,, san :. ~
Sth and 13th md light showers =,
The other doys. eycept tho ain which
iwas a c,car ilay Thunder WAC bo,r 5
ou sovoro, dave Tho con1;,,ono ,rorc
npfovorohIo-s c ol,ver
Rompey Hamnsbire-showors fol,
lon ,be 1atb md 14,b-,y y nm
Nor,b.,, s.,,;,,
Elizabeth WIrt-Thc conditions
were unfovorohle Tho weather holm.
cloudy. We, ond coo,.-E cn,br,o
ElkIns Rondo,nb-Ro;, fol, nm n,
ery doy or tho wcek but Tho 15th Ths
Itemnero,pre AVERAGED aocroo, no
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

Edeemont lot sale begins at 1o:3o
charp, rain or shine, June goth. Free
car service to and from ground. First
car will leave court house 10 2. m. and
every half hour thereafter Until q
o'clock. Everyone on ground at the
close Of sale will be given ticket on
free lot. at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19


Cloudy and cool With showers from
hue 1ota q he ltth. inclusive There
was a denss fog on me morning ii
The 18th hut The stternoon was fair
! test Johns Holt. js
& l.ittletons Nretzel Ill ne weather was
wet and cool. There was "a dense fog
ION the morning 81 The 18th. The
week closed with moderate tempera,
ture and fair weather. 4. J. pissett.
Moundsyille, ,larshall-There ,swere
thunderstorms on the 12th, 18th anu
nth, and dense fog on the morning
OF the 18th. The sunshine averaged
/, 81 per cent. Of the possible amount.
c. E. Haddox. AZ,
Parkersburg, wood-The weather
was cool, cloudy and showery until
the 18th. The 18th and lG were clear
days, with temperatures only slight.
Wy below the normal. The mean ten.
perature averaged 5 degrees below
the normal and the rainfall was IS
Of an inch below the normal. The sun.
shine averaged GS per cent. Of the
possible amount.-Section Center.
PhlllppI. Barbour The weather
was cool and cloudy, with rain on ey.
cry day but the 9th and 10Th. Hail
fell on the 18th and thunder was heard
on the Sth, 18th, 18th, 18th and 1ith.
The sunshine averaged about co per
cent. Of the possible amount.-J. D.
Dhdisman.
Prlestly, Lincoln-The weather was
fair on the 9th and 10th, but the rest
OF the week was cloudy and sflowery.
Mona Clark.
Terra Alta, Preston-The weather
continued cool and wet. Rain fell on
every day but the 9th and 18th. The
sunshine was only about 90 per cent.
of the possible amount. The season
Is about two weeks late.-C. F. Dodge
| Weston, Lewis-The weather was
very wet and cool until the 18th,
when It became fair and warmer
Miss Chattie Davis.
Wheeling, OhIo-The weather was
very cool and wet until the 18th. There
were thunderstorms IN the 10th and
12th.-Aliss E. a. Forsyth.
Southern Section.
Bancroft, Putnam-There were
heavy thunder showers on the 10Th
18th and 18th. The weather was cool
Iand wet, but the week closed Will,
moderate temperature and fair wealth
or. The river reached q crest stage
OF A feet.-Iames Hill.
BeckIey Ra,cfe},-The weather MA.
unusually wo, and rorm work VA,
suspended.-lOhn a. Ewart.
Charleston Kauawha-Tbe wool
was cool and showery. Heavy rair
fen mn tho 19,b-PoplnoId e uawas
Elklrorn McDowell-showers fol
on every dav lint Saturday uoav,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19
w eafK
Kidneys

Weak Tldaeys. surely po'a. TO weak kidney
Nerves. The Kidneys. like tho Heart, aud the
Stomach, find their weakness, not IN tho organ
itself. but In the nerves that control md guide
and strengthen them. Dr.. Shops Restorative i.
medicine specifically prepared to reach these
controlling nerves To doctor the Kidneys alone.
Is futile. 1t is waste Of time. and OF money II,
well.
II your hack aches or Is weak. II the urine
fcalds, oslsdurkand strong, II you have symptom.
oil BriShts or other distressing or dangerous kid.
ney disease. try DR.. Shops Res.ontIyea month
nblets or Lquid-and sec what It can and will
do for you. Druggist recommend and sell
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

Edsenont lot sale begins at 1o:ao
sharp, rain or shine, June goth. Free
car service to and from ground. First
car will leave court house 10 a. m. and
every half hour thereafter until 4
o'clock. Everyone on ground at the
close Of sale will be given ticket on
free lot. At
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

We want TO Increase our subscrlp.
ton list TO FIVE thousand, that Is why
we make the liberal offer we do on
page seven Of this paper to-day. Don't
fall to read It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

Don't fail to read the great offer on
page seven Of tals paper to-day.
There Is a proposition there that is 4
! interest to all who want to keep
posted. i.
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Notice.

The members of Waneta Council
\ No; g. Daughters Of Pocahonias, are
requested abe present at their hall
! on next Friday evening as there are
two limitations
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

EaIrmon.. aor0,ntownii 4 !; plttssuro eli.
For coNNELLsvlLLE and PiTTsBuRGI
Leave. No. !. $500 a. m; No. s, gx7:lsi
g: m; NO. OIL, e:l5 p. m 81 Arrive. No
30. 'l:l0 y, M; No. q X: 40 Ip,sn.: No
:, xs;io p m; No. IS, xlo.o5 p. m. 4
For MoRGANTowN. Leave, No! ;es II. ob
?. N. Arrive, No, g, 1855 q. M
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For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO. No. II
s:.4 a.. No, u. $3.50 Ip.f M ~
For WHEELING. No Z, se.2ti a m; No
M CoeSb: ~ C Es Z No J; a. .i;se
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

For cLARKsBuRG ana WESTON paw
lor Clarkshurg only ZArrIye 8 IS
S'9s q; M uor ClarksburS {only1 z No
., ai:50 p. m, y Z 2 y q = Il n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

Read The DAILY IVES. Ylrslnll.n..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

Pawpaw Branch. ~,
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. ~ \
Depart, No. ,?ol, 700 a. M; No. eos, 4 100
p p. m; Arrive, No. 200, u.l5 a. m; Mo-
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Through |'l1l'()J!I Service ii /
Fairmont to Clarks burg
r y sl5tftgi;Ff, l{fef3syf}Ni
FAlRMoNT g cLARksRU NJ
TRACTION COMPANY ~

Cars leave Cor. Main and jefferson
stsr Falrmont, HouRLYsIforH Clarke.
burg and intermediate Points from
500 a. N. Until 10000 Pm. X III
SCHEDULE OF lNTERURBANE CARS
JANUARY IS, %. q,
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and plcasant,-S. W. Wilson.
Glenville, Gilmer-iIeavy rain fell
on the 18th and 18th. a fall Of 2.25
inches occurred in twenty.four hours.
The crest stage In the river was IS
Grafton. Taylor-The weather was
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-04
BUSINESS FAILURES

Jan. H-Parsons. Snyder & Co.. Cleveland.
o.; liabilities. 1isooo,
is,G: 8. MeRsynoids & Co. Chicago; liza
Feb. S-Boliyer County Bank. Cleveland.
Miss.; liabilities. $1,000: assets. $500
i5-Bank OF America. Chicago. placed In
receivers hands.
S-cash buyers Union. Chicago. placed
in receivers hands. williamson Lib
hey Lumber Co. Oshkosh. Wis; Iiabiii-
Mar. i-sourhsrn Bank 4 Trust Co. Fl.
Smith, Ark, owing depositors 5000.
2-waish. president defunct Chicago Ma
!ionai bank, arrested on charge OF faisi-
.;-Naiionai Busipsss College. Quincy. III.
=-North Freedom ,vis) bank closed BY
Apr .-Tcis. Smith & Co. bankers. P.kin.
Ill: liabilities. Sioo."o.
Pa. closed Receiver for American Re
ssrs. iiond Co: ~: Louis. appointsd.
Held. la. closed by state bank rs-
Aur. e-Miwsus.e Ave. Stat. hank. chi.
liabilities, 100000.
ST, +. coyn-. -x-pos'masi-r. Chicago.
Is-Garn.id Park hank OF chicago closed
q. result OF collapse OF Milwaukee Ave
:s-Ttsai Estate Trust Co, Of philadelphia.
snspends business: liabilities. t:yce.i.o.
Sep. se.hat-s National hank. OF butler.
Nearly all deposits OF Siis.oo gone.
Nov. is-iiank OF ii-ckwith & Co. at f:v.
Hhstbn. wyo.. closed owing to financial
troubles
S-Thf-s banks conducted by C. v.
Chandler at Maromb. Colchester ani
hardeiph. Ill. closed for lack OF ready
cash.
Dee. t-nank Of EiaNa, 7. T. closed on
account OF slow collections and Inability
To realize on assets
i.-fsrin-rs' and pruVrrs. National bank
.f waynsssurs. IA. closed by comp
roil-r of -uft-nrS.
is-curif,inss Commission Co. on. of
largest brokerage houses In northwest.
E-ilneoin hank Of Morton Park. sasurb
Of Chicago. falls
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-04

3o-United Mine Workers levy tax Of 70
cents per capita for those idle during
suspension Of work
Oct; i7-Wagrs of several thousand silver
miners In Aspen, Col. district Increased.
Nov. e-Announceh that wages OF ali en-
ployes OF Pennsylvania railroad system
on lines east and west OF Pittshurg to
he Increased. nearly 10000 men affected.
l2-Twenty sixth annual convention of
American Federation Of Labor opened
nt Minneapolis,
i5.N'~"rican Society OF Equity. National
Fn. ,..ers' union. affiliated with Ameri-
rnn Federation OF Labor. organization
claims membership OF over million.
si-- Samuel fonperE reelected prrsidsnt
american Federation Of Labor ut Min
nrapolis.
3D-in trial OF union teamstcrs Mt Chicago
OF d.f.riants pleaded guilty.
Dec, 1.-TWO thousand members Indus
trial Workers of World struck at Sch~-
nectady, y. v, because OF refusal OF
General Electric Co. to reinstnte menu
bers OF union.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-04
INDUSTRIAL

Fet. i-operaturs reject demands Of rnine
workers for wage Increase. miners In
crease defense fund.
i1ZF. 4. Heinz sells Montana COPPER In.
tarests 10 AmaiGamated company for
tzsnsr.so, ending 5-Near Industrial war
Mar it-Staudaris oil officials agree TO
answer questions OF Missouri attorney
general
s--Iuiteyi Mine Workers. after second
unsuccessful conference with operators.
DECIDE on strike ApriI !. Involving both
anthracite and bitunliupus feidss oypera-
tors appeal 10 Roosevelt for aid.
AIR ia-strike ot 40" brick layers at 81,
Louis practically brings building to
etandstIll
NAV e-Anthracite miners vote TO accept
original proposition Of operators and re.
turn to work.
Ism 5-wases trouble of southwest min
.Ts and Operators settled by John Mitch
ell at Kansas city. isos scale agree
tnsnt renewed.
is-SatIonai executive committee United
ujpe Workers order rer capita as-ess-
rnsnt Of cents per week on working
membership.
OF Northern Michigan copper mine EN-
pIcses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-04


passes national house Of representatives
Fsh. t=ven-sssis r.luests u. !. 10 con.
tn, Preach consulate: Secretary iias,
Eass' rau.r.sn. Ohio. signs ..csa, far.
hlii. t.,ssIns n ia..: i.n.l.n aprf.-
u|J. Il. nssay. Aissss ssssrnes. rs..sn.
is-s.es Of state STORMS. Indiana. resigns
%. iiiinai. -in. right TO divert se-ss.
rfesrs court casp.
.e"i,stctsssrs -ia 10 rhiiaasiphia alder
n"c"ss. Grsss.ner of Ohio defeated sos
nomination
Ms,: -: q; rs,,srse". chlssss ssmgi.:
egs.s,s,. senator Green. New York.
four, not suit, OF conspiracy I" de-
s..Ams,s,a ts,y.s ,sire on, entire Moro
,.~Ss,isn.i sur supreme Is ' court gives i csi.sse 80
usr Of It's streets. taking rights from
traction .o-tanle.....N.., W. .GIltert.
resigns. ase.ptIns PhilIppins isisrship.
i.-Es. stat. Auditor shsrrict. Indians.
DC 4 Franeis. Named as ambassador
10 Aus,ris.lfunsaEJ. TO sae.esi lsei.
n--tsss- head. spr-ai TO pr..iden, for
legislative aid. ,hicaso FEDERAL Judge
grants ir,inunity frpn Punishment plea.
so. ". isrsins arrested for grand lar.
eeny for swing =. y. tife cash 10 Re-
Ma, Msgents mans,a n ssnst. 'sss a.ssns,, .s,a.,,.
Until isss
Apr. a-iieuse passes national ausran,in.
sI ~ 4 I. se"s.r for mayor 81 Mii.
wausee. Chicago goes record as OF.
posing municipal operation Of street rail.
s-tiIInois supreme court declares new
primary election Law unconstitutional
.ss,i,, =, ,sw ftssas ,,,,,.,S SS.'s sassa'ns .
vote In school matters.
;s-iniiana suprrme court declares PARKS
.aE- Ia a.rs
May s-ccy. y, W. Hoch renoininate-i By
Kansas Republicans
arraisnins standard oil Co. and os.isials
and recommending legislation.
h-gorernmen, wins s.it brought TO dis
iii ss vote Of 4 70 '''" '''A' rate
fencing senator Rur,on to months i'm.
rtiscnrnent and FIRE Of t.sp.
1.sena,s passes ssr!eul,urc sppropria.
meat Inspection bill.
Jun. i.sens,e committee on privilege.
,l,ied 10 seat as senator from Utah.
t-NeiIi.Heynolds report on conditions al
stress BY pfesidsn,. 20. y. Garter. S1a. 8a.
publican. elected Justice Of supreme
ssw. r. White appointed senator from
ii"coi. ii. A. Dupon, defeats J. Il, Al.
dicks In contest for seat in senate in
it-lIouse adoptes statehood bill admitting
Oklahoma and Indian territory as one
stale
is-House adopt. Beyeridee amendment
bill TO agricultural bill relating TO meat
inspection. III. II. u. Pierce appointed
minister to Norway.
n-wieconsin supreme court sustaIns In
heritance tes Law.
ss-Generai deficiency bill passed by con.
eress.s Pure food bill passed. Con
gress sdiourns.
Aug. Iowa Repubrcans renominate a.
IL rurnmins for governor at Des Moines.
1s-sreaker Cannon renominate1 for COM
gress at Danviiie. III.
i'll. s. Harlan OF Chicago appointed
member Interstate commerce commits
sion.
Sep. io-Cone. C. r. Iit,ieleid, Republic
an. Of Maine. reelected.
is-President extends eight-hour Law TO
apply TO all pJblic work.
S-Hearst nominated for governor by
New York Dsmecrats at Bunaio....
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-04
SEISMIC DISTURBANCE

feh s-Man; frise In violent eruption.
Earthquake shocks create panic
throughout West indies.
Apr. h-Eaf'hguaks and ensuing nfu
ruins heart OF san Francisco. property
dansaEu Placed at lss1ssn.so. ss.gs p-o-
p.e bosnsi.ss. is..ons buildings In ruins.
.Smp p-rsons injured. loss Of life; dam
age extends aisns the en,ise Pacific
coast.
U-caax,vss appropsta,.s r.ccso tor sat.
srrvsss
u-t.ast Of Frisco nres .stinruishe;. con.
Ervss provides 1..saS.asg more for relief
Of quake victims.
G-rfvsisisa, shifts authority ss relief
= Nofk 10 san franeisco eitissns. with
Ned Cross as auxiliary.
k.was department sends Loo ueots TO
Han Francisco
E-ttfSs street ears fun across city.
ton Il additional tssoe.p fof quake vie.
Tins. .Sssusiss sssis stp~sns eansij,
erab,e activity
Jul n=eosossp. y. ~, tadiy dafnax xesi tsy
earthquake
Aus. n-bi.assrass -arthasak. visits Val.
fsarAiss. Chiiis fatalities estimated at
sn~i property lass t.ss.ocevs several
uti,rr tn-ns In suyntfS In ruins. rail-
ruads all destroyed. to-n Of guitiasa
-iih rnrsiaiisa OF ,syso eorsp,stsly do.
ssfvyrss
k~p .f-aaa joan. Port. Rlrs. .sr>rssnres
series Of earthquake shock
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-04


s-spanlsh cabinet resigns.
is-Nai Drsyfus restored 10 position In
i.-tIre az SUI SoSsoroi. Hus.ia. dc.
s,roys 20 houses. over iso families
homeless
is-t.ady t'ursou dies In London.
s-flre a, Yokohama. Japan. destroys
.so houses
ss-Iiani Q, I'uiajan.s on island Of i..y,r.
n T.. Killed u soldiers and ! civilian.
Aug tzltatt.n steamer Sirio wrecked OF
Npfmisas island; 500 dfssnsi
sep sLfather wcrns elected head Of
tesuI's at Rome.
is-Hurricsne In harbor Of Hong. Kong,
China. caused over loo deaths and
great damage.
piosion in CoiIi.Tp near Durham. Eng
Nov. llama Gould tCogntess de Cas-.
,elianel granted diyosr. from Count
Itoni by French tribunal at Paris
Counts plea for aiirIluny denied
isAIta,nb exploited In 81 Peters Chgfvh.
Rome. creates panic.
Dee tzgtanish cabinet resigns: action
followed ny hostile demonstration In
vharniper af deputies
5-Drs Iyapponi. phy sician TO pore. died
at Rome.
tt-FranVs rsr-liei secretary Of papai
nun1rio az result of rhurCh-state war
is-gertnan emperor dissolved reichstaE
and ordered new elections following de-
feat Of government on african bill.
ss-Iames Bryce selected 10 succeed
Durani as British ambassador to
Washington
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-04

Sep. s-Four Italians at Naugatuck.
:, nm. by nolics ~ dispute;
lsnseven n train wreck ut Cimnrron
si.sevcn at JeiiIco. Tenn. by dynamite
G-slx In rail collision. near Danvill. III.
IIiturricane on gilf conHt dcxnslntes MO,
life estimated at 100; property loss. si..-
10000
oct. 2s-Train OF three electric ears ear
ryinE " persons jumped from trestie
near Atlantic city. y. j.. carrying
about 70 persons TO wa,ery grave. Eff
ty-four bodies recovered
Oct. l-tloudburst at Mobile. Ala. causes
over fltOO,HO damages,
i-Twenty.nlnc known dead and many
more entombed by explosion at Poca-
killed. score injured In rear-end col
Cuba and Central America. causing
heavy loss o, life and damage To prop
si--considerabic property damaged by
storm along eastern slon" of Rockies
ga, Kansas City. Kan. 10 by IRE which
destroyed cha OF Commerce Blds
Nov. Eat Cleveland, o.. six by boiler
is-Forty-two lives lost by sinking OF
steamer DIX In harhor AZ Seattle. wash.
23-E. u. Kecler. professional nutomohii"
driver. killed In collision OF racing autos
at Philadelphia.
% Samuel Spencer. president Southern
Hallway Co. and others In rear cnd
collision near I.ypchburs, Va,
Dee. i-ClIfton. Arix.. psrIly destroyed by
flood caused by breaking Of dam; sew
erai persons drowned. Four children
burned To death In HON. near W-stiieid'
y. j.
5-At Ithaca. y. v. Z perish IN burning Of
fraternity house at Cornell unlN"rrliN-
Near Lewiston. Ne. 4 In h"nh-on
collision.
is- Near vIcEsburg. Miss, Is by explosion
on river steamer.
ss-Ai EndsriIn. y. d. . in railroad
wreck.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-04

ed TO succeed NJ Loai-t. as p'osidsn,
.i-I'TasiiIan cruiser AguI,iabsn destroyed
by explosion; -IE lives lost
ss-S-n.Hu-ia ssp-is all French ron-uis.
liking Christian Of Denmark dies at
a'.FrrivLies' VIII proclaimed k,ns Of
fsn. sTCogn,.ss nsni dc cas,sIian-. for.
merry Nina Gaah "t-Ss~ York. en-
t-tz plea fs,rsdlNsfr- W Paris
E-Scu british parliament opens. J. W.
L1~ihrr -i--t-si s;-akes
ss=tn colafit.la tital eas-. $50 drowned
Mar; trTay-fne,a. Italy. ssaii"eed 'up i'J
Lake 'sro- .
s-Fac..rhle. Italy. dane. hsii panic rss
suits In u deaths.
s=fr-nrh eabln-t F-siEns Three would.
l-u assassit's of .-n. Reyes. president OF
. Colombia. siio, :" death.
IN saIs.,n t sssrt,s 'a.h 81 ta,niaE
ard nf- Kills Ira IN rrsnr-. rs'
Elm arabian rebellion. Turkish troops
massacre salss' natives at ksns. Arabia
it-EatthIuak- at kssi. fs-tn"sa. kills
ts-t.altna -i.cts-i president Of suisas
Nst. sl=MpFoFcan eonf.Fene. reaches
Arf. .-ilny. y.nS- siii-d by COLLAPSE Of
s.9.rnss tfop;ss -in Sirtnsy ever natives
IN u.smas. Vast AfEtSag natives iass
is~F.aTt..n killed. over 30 injured b,
se'ias-e Market r,as". =, Ssp's.
ig;-' af Issai,ss .ii.s a, Hon,-s
May i-cohsiicFahis May day Tis,ins in
Paris over t1s.s arrests made
s-cssf accepts r-siens,ion Of Premier
is-raims iaausars,.si president Of Cuba
at Havana