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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
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Tuesday,
August %, Il
AN INTERESTING DAY At THE
GREAT cHAuTAuouA, MT.
LAKE PARK, MD.

!, The following rich feast provided:
Morning lecture: "Emerson-a Study
in Personality" Leon H. Vincent. The
name Of Vincent in connection with
Chautsuquas has a magic charm. 300
p. NJ: The famous Troubadour male
quartette and Miss Rita Rich IN Folk
songs in costume. One Of tie most
unique musical attractions IN Amer.
lea.
Afternoon lecture: "The New Wo-
man and the Young Man. U. s.
Senator Elmer j. Burkett, youngest
member Of the U, s. Senate, one Of
our greatest platform orators. A man
who has won his way on hundreds Of
chautauqua platforms. To greet this
youngest member Of the U. $. Sen.
ate will be an occasion long to be re.
membered.
"'oV u m' MdLcQ game Oh DaSeball
on Athletic Field. with boating and
other amusements.
4:SO p m. Hall of PHILOSOPHY. Lee.
ture: Hayden" Carroll Brent Chill.
ton, of New York, with musical inter.
pretatlons.
1880 p. m. First appearance Of the
famous LABEL Concert Co., Miss Ma,
riette LaDell; reader; Mr.. Geo. Fox,
yiolinist, and Miss Bertha Crawford,
soprano sololst.
Christopher, Jr.," by Edward P.
Elliott, one Of the best moaologue
readers on the platform, presenting
this humorlst and delightful comedy.
Excursion trains from Cumberland,
clarksburg, Grafton and Falrmont,
with excursion rates.
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. schedllaEfor. 80 lINenkes

Tuesday, August 10 scottdale g
Greensburg: ccanellsyille q clarksi
burg, Butler al Eatrmoat.
Wednesday August j scottdale
At Greensbnrg Butler At Fairmont,
eonnellsyille at Clarksbarg.
THURSDAY, August is connellsyille
at scottdale, Butler at Clarksburg,
Greensburg al Fairmont.
Friday, August 10 Connellsyille at
scottdale, Butler at clarksburg.
Greensburg atFairmont.
Saturday, August connellsyille
at scottdale, Butler at Clarksblrg,
Greensburg atFairmont,
Sunday, August i Butler at clarks-
burg, Greensbarg at FaIrmont.
Monday, August 10. Greensburg at
clarksburg, Fairmont at scottdale,
Butler at connellsville.
Tuesday August 30 Greensburg at
IGlarKspurg, Bullet at ocoOtuateI az
mont at Connellsyille.
Wednesday. August q - scottdale
at Connellsville, clarksburg at Green's
burg, Fairmont at Butler.
Thursday, August 22-scottdale at
ConnellsYllle, clarksburg at Greens.
burg, Fairmont at Butler.
Friday, August % Fairmont at
Greensburg, clarksburg at Connells'
Vile, scottdalea at Butler.
Saturday, August 24-Fairmont at
Greensburg, carksburg at connells
vile, scottdale at Butler.
Sunday, August % scottdale At
Fairmont, Connellsville at Clarksburg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Mr.. HENNESSY
VIII ACT as SPECIAL REPRE-
SENTATIVE FOR WRIetiT
oRiMEis Al lpsoNE


Wight Lorimer; Who rs tar IN
lSeThe Quicksands' next season has
engaged Rciand Burke Hennes as
Ehis special representa Tive and literary
advised for 9 term Of years at the.
highest salary ever paid by any star.
to q man occupying this position.
Mr.. Hennessy has had a successful
career as q journalist He b ma
tive Of Milford. Mass and he began
ills newspaper work on the Providence
star. under Colonel Samuel Mitchell
when scarcely thirteen years Of age.
Later, while stir a youth. he came
Ito New York and worked under Mr..
II. III Woman; editor Of Outing Maya
zins. Since that time he has at yari-
Gus times written for the New York
World, Sun; Tribune and News, and
other papers. He began his theatrical
work under Blakely Hall, and for q
time was editor Of the metropolitan
Magazine, Broadway Magazine and
the managing editor Of the Morning
Telegraph. In 1897 Mr.. Hennessy
went to London as special correspond.
ent and was connected with the Lon.
don Standard.
Since 1895 Mr.. Hennessy's newspa.
Iper work has been almost entirely
connected with the stage, he having
at various times acted in the capac-
| lty Of critic and essay writer. His
writings are noted for warmth and
color and have been widely copied all
over this country and in England. He
has been an ardent advocate Of de-
cency in the drama and is firm be,
Ilieyer in and a strong advocate Of
the American play and player.
Mr.. Hennessy also has attracted
considerable attention as an author,
his "Tales Of the Heart" being a
highly praised book of short fiction
stories. He also is author of "AIiss
Diana Of Madison Avenue" a number
Of verses and many short stories Of
New York life. He was the first writ
er ever to be engaged by the conser-
vative Mcclure's Syndicate ito send
out special correspondent service to
a special list. papers. He has a
new book Of theatrical verse, essays
and critiques in press and which will
be issued in the autumn.
Mr.. Hennessy also is author Of two
|playlets. He has submitted to Mr..
Lorimer the idea for an American
play which Mr.. Lorimer believes has
merit, strength and originality and
which will probably be one Of the big
stage productions Of the coming year.
Mr.. Lorimer believes that in Mr..
Hennesss he has found another Bran
stoker. and in engaging him has fol.
lowed out his plan Of surrounding him
self in all departments with the best
talent obtainable.
1t is interesting to note, by the way,
that Mr.. Lorlmer's attention was first
directed to the literary slsillsof his
new associate when Mr.. Hennessy
wrote the book for "The Shepherd
King" This was declared by com.
petent critics to be one of the most
intimate and literary character dram.
attic studies written in wears.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
stockholders Meeting.

There will be meeting Of the
stockholders Of Fairmont Baseball AS
ISOLATION held in the Assembly room
OF the Fairmont Coal Company or
Wednesday, August 18th, 1907, at-7:SJ
p. m. There will be important bust
ness-to transact, and it is absolutely
important that you be represented in
person. NJ. 3. AsHCRAFT,
Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
THE STAGE

John Philip sousa has just complet-
ed new opera.
Maude Granger has been engaged
for Robert Blossoms company.
Henri Gressitt is to be business
manager Of THE College Widow"
A new play written around Faust
by Richard Golden is called 1.-THE 9th
er House."
Edmund Breese and Gertrude Gogh,
Ian will head one of the Lion and
the Mouse" companies the coming sea-
son.
James X. Hackett is interested with
the shuberts in 1.-THE Girl Behind the
Counter" in which Lew Fields will
star.
Tyrone Power, Henrietta Crosman's
leading man next season in "The
Christian Pilgrim" is spending the
summer in the Canadian woods with
his wife, Edith Crane.
1t Is said that Ethel Barrymore has
IN ambition to appear in grand ope-
ra, and has been studying to develop
her voice to that effect. Her brother
Jack has won repute as a cartoonist.
Henry Woodruff has returned from
a short trip abroad. He denies that
he is to marry Madame Anna Could,
the former Countess Castellane, to
whom he was once engaged.
1t cost William A. Brady $19,50O to
put "Her Majesty" on the stage in
1900 for Grace George. 1t failed. 1t
cost him $50 to revive "Divorcons''
last April for ner. She has, from all
accounts, made the success of her ca.
reer in the old sardon farce.
G. H. Brookaeld. the son of the Mrs.
IBrookfeld who Is famous through her
"reminiscences Of Thackeray, has writ.
item q play on the subject Of the Earl
3Iof Essex and Is writing another which
sIhe describes as a cross cen
Ter Pan and EIans and 7rstells
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Mamie Connors
Refused to Come
MoReA NToNN Girl LIKES HER
slTIssuRe HONE oTt
BIS. VlslIa sEE..

II
CsAltT0 4 Atls, Dave i.
ana Waite Conn went tn Ptttsbarg
ons theg excufs on stndayl to- get theis
sister Mamie Come who ssi, wing
al tie home Il M. and MIS- Louise
McGrew WI he recalled that iAti;
inie left aIoFga own a few weeks ago
with MES. MEG rew, and that out Of
the circumstance arose q ational
stoFygof kidnapping and the arrest Of
MS. McGrewb by Brownsville oficet
#on the Plts6urgs Morgantown packet
The Conner brothers returned to
Aiorgantown without Mamie. who saw
them, but refused to accom- any them
to her home in Morgaatown She told
them she had a good home and was be.
ing well treated. and did not want 70
leave Il.
+ The girls brothers were convinced
that their sister was in good hands
and would be properly cared for. They
left the McGrew home to catch the
four o'clock train. Mrs. McGreW In
ytted them to stay over and try topper
suade Mamie to accompany them
home, but they were unable to do 50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
The Lineup
FOR COAL, COMPANY AND p. o
TEAMS THIS AFTERNOON
IS STRONG.

b aH y
The representatives Of Uncle Sam
and the coal company team will do
stunts at South Side Park this even
ing, commencing at six o'clock. The
teams will line up as follows:
Postoffice.
Kopp, 1b; McGinnis, 2b; Brand, RI;
Collins, Sb; Hawkins, S.; Harden, If;
Stewart, p; Fisher, m; Lough, G,
Coal Company.
Malone, 1b;. Wayman. m; Bell, 2b;
Cole, SIS; Stevens, RI. Martin, II; Rog,
ers, Sb; satteraeld, p.
cmwyp fetaoinshrdluet inONuchrdlup
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Double Header Today.

Butler failed to make connection to
get here in time for yesterdays game.
To-day the local team will play dou.
Bile header with the Butterflies
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Umpire Assignments.

slmms-At Falrmont, Monday, Tues,
day, Wednesday, Thursday; at Clarks.
burg, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Donoghue-At scottdale, Monday;
at Greensburg, Tuesday. Wednesday:
at scottdale, Thursday, Friday, satur'
day.
Johnston-At Clarksburg, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday; at
Fairmont, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
|Clarksburg Wins
Another One
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
in THE BEST OF HvMoR.

in THE BEST OF HuMoR.
Algy-so you didn't get a shot at
him?
Reggy-No, with a fierce cry Of
MOO" he dashed away in the forest.
New York sun.
Tommy pushed his mothers daughter
In vat of boiling water.
When they found the little girl
All her hair was out of curl.
New York Press.
q see by the papers that they have
had another monkey dinner at New
port"
"What of IT. Where else would they
have it?"-chicago Journal.
Mistress Bridget, have you cement
ed the handle on to the water jug
which you dropped yesterday?
Budget started to, mum. but
most unfortunately dropped the ce-
nent bottle.Punch.
Blobbs-He's a hot,headed individ-
ual, isn't he?
slobbs Hot-headed? Why tina:
fellow is so .hotheaded that he has
to wear a stovepipe hat in midsummer.
Philadelphia Record.
Take dinner with US tomorrow,
Count?"
Gould you not make it breakfast?
have numerous invitations to dinner
each week, but cannot live on re one
meal day. Pittsburg Post.
do you think your boy Josh will
make a successful farmer?"
no." answered Farmer Corntossel.
He doesn't appear to know much
more about keepin' summer boarders
than me an Mandy does. Washing
ton Star.
Doctor Madam, your husband must
have absolute rest.
Madam-Well, Doctor he won't lis.
ten to me
Doctor-A very good beginning,
madam-a very good beginning. y
Blnghamton Evening Record.
what we need" said the manag,
Ing editor, sis a good, snappy book re-
viewer"
"Well," replied the applicants cham
plon, 'if you want a good, sharp, ex'
acting critic, my friend is just the
man for you. He's an unsuccessful
author." - Catholic Standard and
Times. =
''Now, wouldn't It be funny" said
Popiey, playfully, IF were to become
a little boy again?
"Mebbe it wouldn't be so funny for
you, pa" replied his bright young son.
If you was to be ittler,n me. pa, !
thing I'd square up a few things" =
Catholic tandard and Times.
Her (sighingj-oh, met such a
lovely polite man today.
Hlm-where was that?
Heron the street, must have
been carrying my umbrella carelessly,
for he bumped his eye into It. And
said, Pardon me-" and he said, Don't
mention It'll have another eye left"
Cleveland Leader.
During a match at st. Anrdew'a
Scotland, rustic was struck in the
eye, accidentally, by a golf ball. Run
ming up to his assailant. he yelled.
|sr,-sel shrd MISUNDERSTANDING
"This'll cost We five pounds Ave
pounds!" s3
"But ] called out fore as loudly q
Nj could, Z, explained the golfer
%Did sirss /, replied ~ the troastss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13

Many bargains IN wall paper at
Lloyd's Book Shop u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13

NOTICE.
All persons knowing smselyes TO
be indebted to the estite 81 Thomas u
starn, deceased, orshaNing accounts
against the said Thomas = slarn es-
tate will present thelsa1ae 10 me for
settlement on or before me ist day
q october, 1907
& ELI WILSON
Administrator
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13

BaFga Ans m china pictures and sum
mer eurtains al Lloyds acot shppi
100 EaiImont avenue. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13

sabaeFIba IoEIae West vIFgIalaa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13

Algy-so you, didn't get a shot at
him?
Reggy-No, with a fierce cry Of
MOO" he dashed away in the forest.
New York sun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13

Edmund Breese and Gertrude Gogh,
Ian will head one of the Lion and
the Mouse" companies the coming sea-
son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28
BAPTIST RALLY OCT. s.
Great Enthusiasm Over Gel
ebration Which Will Have
Unique Features.

Great enthusiasm Is being shown
among the members OF the First Bap-
tist church in the big Rally Day cele-
bration on Oct. s. Each department
Of the church has its own division
rally.
In the morning service there Will
not be the usual order, but a unique
morning hour is the most important
of the day and at it the Lodr's sup
per will be observed
The Bible school has planned a ser
vice of its own. a bright little an
nouncement OF this department is to be
sent out. The beginning of the au-
tum work of the Bible will occur at
this service and a strong program is
anticipated
The day viii be fttingly closed by
an evening of sacred song and praise.
New hymn book will be introduced
at this service and a special emphasis
Will be placed on congregation sing
ing OF the new and stirring kind. The
orchestra will assist.
A big day is being planned and the
congregation is anticipating a day
crammed full of interest and enthusi-
asm. The entire membership is ex-
pected at this rally.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28
VICTORIOUS
Annual Class Color Rush is
Spirited But One
Sided.
Especial to Lake County Times.l

Charlottesville. Ind, Sept. 27.-The
annual color rush between the sopho-
more and freshman classes OF Wabash
college took place on the campus to-
day.
The rush resulted in an overwhelm-
ing victory for the freshman class,
The sophomores were outnumbered al
most three to one, consequently the
fight was one sided
The rush began Immediately after
chapel and lasted an hour. The fresh
men raised their colors to a large
tree and then massed around them. The
sophomores formed a flying wedge and
attempted 10 reach the colors. The
first rush was fierce and several men
were injured. although not seriously.
After the fight the victorious fresh
men began TO carry the luckless sophs
around the business portion of the
city. As the men were somewhat scan
tily clad the police stopped the cele-
bration. Orders were issued by the
marshal prohibiting any further dis
turbances on the streets of Craw-
louisville.
All hostilities between the two class
es have closed until Feb. %.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28
LEADS LOAFERS BY EARS
After Girl Humiliates Them
Judge Puts Them Where
They Belong.
Especial to Lake County Times

South Chicago, Sept 2s.-The South
Chicago authorities are determined to
rid the town of loafers, and expect to
accomplish this by heavy fines and hard
labor sentences.
In Pursuance Of this two disrepu-
tables. Stanley Koch Mymomski and
Joseph Kirz. both Polish, were heavily
fined by Judge Girten this morning.
In lieu of payment they were sentenced
to hard labor, which the court said he
would see that they got.
Both defendants are cigarette fiends.
Yesterday when filed with tobacco
smoke they insulted several women
passers-by on the street. One OF the
women. Miss May Lungkowski. had not
only the courage TO resent their con-
duct, but did more-she caught them
both by the ears, and aided and backed
by a feminine body guard. she marched
them to the police station. TO the ac-
compliments Of the posses jeers. The
prisoners were further jeered by the
policemen when the novel procession
entered the station.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28
TENANTS SUED FOR TRESPAss
Evicted Defendants Bring Counter
Suit aRd There is n Great to Do
in Three Justice Courts.

A suit for trespass in which change
of venue had been taken from a Justice
court in Gary to Hammond, was
haggled over in two justice courts
here today. The case was that Of
Stephen Soths against Charles Levy
and Samuel Newman, who it seems had
defective lease on a house owned
by the former. The two tenants were
evicted and are suing for recovery,
while the proprietor is charging them
with malicious trespass. The trespass
case was tried in Justice Jordan's
court while the tenants contentious
will be heard in Justice Prest's court
this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28
GET READY TO VEL
COME BLOODY NINTH
CONTINUED from page IL
Master Cyrus Campbell. vocal solo.
Ethel Hirsch racitafinn

Master Cyrus Campbell. vocal solo.
Ethel Hirsch, recitation.
Song-Onward Christian Soldiers
Pres 5. S. Orchestra and Boys Choir.
Flagg Drill. ... Children of the w. r.
c. and Daughters of Liberty.
Instrumental Duet. ..............
Mrs. l. A Minard, Marguerite Minard
Recitation ..........C. W. Harrington
Chicago. Ill.
Martial music ............Drum Corps
Recitation-Parody on Barbara
Fritchie. ..... Miss Amanda Bullock
Hobart, Ind.
Grandson of the late Comrade w. H,
Rifenberg. a loyal member of the
Bloody Ninth" accompanied by Miss
Marguerite Minard.
Address. .......... Mrs. Nettie Kenner
Chicago, Ill.
Original song Comrade John Cheney
Hobart, Ind.
Recitation-The Little Black Eyed
Rebel. 49,. Miss Frances HamacheI
Army Sketches. ...-.-...... Comrades
Valedictory Address. ....
....-.......C omrade ]. B. Shumau
America Audience, led by Orchestra
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28
CHINAMAN LOSES OUT.
Justice Prest Rules Lease Is Invalid
Because Not Signed by Part
Owners Wife.

In a decision given by Justice Prest
yesterday, DR.. Clark, owner of the three
story building at SO State street, was
given possession of the lower store
room occupied by Chinese laundrymen.
The latter will move for a new trial, if
denied, the case will be appealed to the
upper court.
The Cinnamon leased the room In
October 1906. from one Of the former
co-owners, Fred Simon, for one year.
DR.. Clark contended that the lease was
invalid because it had not been signed
by Mrs. Fred Simon. who owned the
property in entirity, or Jointly with her
husband, and the court so held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28
TELL OF EXPERIENCES.
Ladies' of Whiting Methodist Church
Watch Money Grow.

Whiting, Ind. Sept 28-The Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist church
gave an experience social in their
church parlors Thursday evening. This
was q very entertaining affair as in
the beginning of the summer each mem
Der was given twenty five cents with
the idea of increasing it. The ladies
did various things to increase it," such
as having candy sales, some did print
irg, and others had kitchen parties. The
members related their experiences in
earning the money. and these were very
much enjoyed. Refreshments were ser
we'd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28
MINNIE HICKMAN STILL ABSENT

The twelve-year-old missing girl,
Minnie Hickman. adopted daughter of
Mrs Henry Hickman OF 307 Gostlin
street, but now disowned, has neither
been found by the police. nor has she
turned up at the Hickman home.
Mrs. Rickman's supposition Is that
Minnie has gone to her mother, who
lives on the South Side in Chicago, and
that she went on the money given her
to buy supplies. Minnie was given 81
for this purpose. She spent so cents
for supplies, and held out the re-
mainder.