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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-06
PROGRAMME -
Fifth Ward Grammar School Fifth Ward School
Auditorium, Monday Evening, May g. 1907, at
ais O'clock.
PROGRAMME

Greeting Song ............ Chorus
Rev r. E. Rates
Over the Sea Caorus
Recaon-Em Lou .......... Alta McNeeIy
and Its Production ...... Ray Huffman
Star Of Heaven Mavia Johnson
Unknown Speaker ........ Irvine Huntington
IaaYJ real Stella Gatan
Squirrels AMI Chipmunks ... Herschel Yost
Chorus
Swan Song Anna Lou yanderyOrt
Gold is Mined ......... Fay Dckersop
Clarinet .............. West Marley
Boys Who Became Presidents Carrie Ieyele
soo-Apne Shepherds Lament Bealah Lake
Presentation of Glass Principal E. R. Parker
Of Cerllcates.. Superintendent Joseph Roster
May Observation-Disclosures. Cborus
Adea !. Chorus
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-06

Pictures for framing at Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-06
Court News

John S. Walker VS.. Samuel Manley
Ell al. Circuit court, assumpsit; May
rules. Harry Shaw attorney for plain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Clyde Horris and lsom Gratehouse.
James H. Straus and DareI A. Hay.
hurst.
W. l.. Vangilder and Ida Shaw.
The Intermediate Curt conyenes
tomorrow morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-06

'. Try a West vlrginIan want "a. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-06

Try a West virglnlan want nd.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

especially those that contain
opitates. They don't act just
right. Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup contains no OPT
ates. 1t drives the cold out
of the system by gently moving
the bowels. Contains Honey
and tar and tastes nearly as
good as maple syrup. Children
like it,
Sold by Holbrook Drug Store
G. Hess Jr. Prop.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

Cured Three of the Family with One
Bottle of ChamberlaIn's Collie, ChOl-
era and DiarrhOea Remedy
Il purchased a bottle Cham
berlain S Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, and found it
to be all claimed for it in the
advertisements. Three of the
family have used it with good
results in summer complaint"
H. E. Howe, publisher of the
Press, Highland, Wis. For sale
by Holbrook Drug Store.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

Messrs. Brobant and Baker,
of Los Angeles, Nation Organic
ers OF the Railway Employees
Mutual Protective Society, have
been in Winslow the past few
weeks organizing a local branch
of that society, which furnishes
accident insurance to railroad
employees at cost. This concern
is agood one for railway employees
in general and the men here in
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23
WinslOw Notes.
From the Mail.

From the Mail.
Chas. L. Finn has established
himself in the distinguished class
of juvenile judges by the master
full manrer IN which he handled
the case of Rev. c. ]. Swank and
son, Ernest, VS.. "Shortv" Secord
and his three boys The trouble
came up over Joe Secord finding
a dime which Ernest Swank
claimed he had lost. In retalla-
ton the Swank boy appropriate
ed top belonging to the Secord
bows. This led to considerable
emnity, which the parents soon
participated in. 1t seems that
missiles in the form of hard rocks
punctured the atmosphere occa-
sioually, interspersed by swats
across the back, and as a crown
ing feat, the use of a hose with
the nozzle open and a full stream
of water backed by considerable
pressure, as means of request
ing immediate absence of a boy.
The Judge. in his usual resourceful
manner, gave both sides to un-
derstand that the parents should
handle matters of that kind
peacefully between themselves
and manage their children in a
manner that would avert trouble.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

Miss Edna Gibson, daughter
of the Winslow-Albuquerque di-
vision, was recently married to
Mr.. r. L. Hartman, employed
on the staff Of the Delineator.
They will make their home in
New York City. The marriage
was a elimination of a romantic
courtship.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

Thursday night the Elks mi
tiated into their order two new
members, Messrs. Percy Hoxsie
and O "A. Brown.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

W.. Rickeman was here last
Saturday on business. His steel
tank gang is now at Needles
and will soon move to Pinta.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

F. A. Shaw, of Phoenix, the
Grand Lecturer of the Masonic
Lodge, will be in Winslow next
week to spend several days
schooling the Masons in their
work.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

Sheriff Joe Woods was in the
metropolis last Saturday on a
business visit.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

Louis Alexander, the sheep buy
er of Los Angeles, is here again
this week.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

]. H. Young, for some years
manager of the Postal office at
Gallup, and who is quite we'll
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

A beautiful young lady was re-
Gently arrested in Los Angeles
for fast Driving" of her auto
mobile. The police say the lady
autoists are generally the fastest
drivers. The same can be said of
the lady horseback riders in Win
slow.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

]. w. Marley and sons, owners
of the Peoples Meat Market,
have purchased the residence and
lot between the tailor shop and
w. G. Kelly's residence from H.
H. Scorse, of Hol5rook. 1t is
their intention to move the
building which is now on the lot
to a location beside the present
Marley residence. On the ground
Just purchased they will erect a
one story building so x22, brick,
with a plate glass front, the
same used for a meat market,
their present location not being
of sufficient proportions to meet
the demands of their trade.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

W. G. Kelley and severalprom-
inent businessmen of Gallup were
prospecting in the Zuni moun-
tains last week and have struck
a fine body of ore, which promi-
ses to be very productive gold
mine in a short time.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

]. L. Service, Chairman of the
Grievance Committee of the
Brotherhood of Rail Road
Trainmen, left for Chicago last
evening to look after important
business matters for his lodge.
He was accompanied by his wife.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

known here, has resigned that
position to accept a more lucra-
tive one with the American Fuel
Company, of the Carbon City.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

The Winslow Juniors, an asso-
citation composed of nine youths
of tender years and divers ages,
and whose avocation is the bat
ting and twirling of the small
leather-covered sphere, will jour
ney to Flagstaff tomorrow morn
ing for the express purpose of en-
gaging in a bloody contest upon
a diamond a team of like nature
and the pride of the Sky Light
city. Let us hope that these jul
veniles will not return to Wins
slow "Hors de combat" thereby
humiliating and disgracing city
with an untarnished reputation
as producer of ul,prohcient
and unbeaten base ball disciples.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

The Methodist Church is hav-
ing excellent congregations, not
withstanding the hot weather.
DIR. Rogers is a very able man,
breaches good sermons and is an
excellent leader of congregations
al singing. He is also arranging
for special music at both morn
ing and evening services.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

A meeting of the directors of
the NAVAJO Ice & Cold Storage
Company was held Tuesday IN
the office of w. H. Burbage. The
same officers were elected for an
other year, and the business of
the company was reported to be
in excellent condition. Messrs.
Pllsbry, of Chicago, Jewett and
Maginnis, of Los Angeles, who
are interested in the company,
attended the meeting.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

The WinslOw base ball team
will make it interesting for the
Ash Fork team on Sunday, July
2Sth. A strong game is expect
ed and the Winslow boys will
not fail to take proper care of
their visitors and send them
home in due season a wiser and
better Bunch.
Holbrook argus., 1907-07-23

the employ of the Santa Fe have
nearly all become members.
Mark Wilson has been appointed
local representative for the
society.
1t has been rumored that the
Denair Co. has practically closed
a deal with the Rand-Dagg Mere.
Co. for the purchase of their
store. Messrs. Denair and Pet
rosso have been in Winslow sew
eral days during the past week
and disposed of considerable
stock of the company. The deal
with the Rand-Dagg Co. has not
come to close as yet although
they have stated just what it
will take to buy the store and
the proposition is under consid
Grafton by the Denair officers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
SLOW STARVATION.
And Extreme Misery the Sad Lot of
Thousands cf Peasants.

kazan. Russia. Feb 20.Tbe cor
respondent of the Assoc;ted Press
has returned here after 20 days ab
sence on trip through kazan. Sa
mara and Ufa. three sample provinces
of the 20 affected by famine. The cor.
respondent investigated the situation
in all directions. travelling 500 miles
by sleigh in districts remote from
railroads, where distress is most
acute.
The population everywhere was
found absolutely dependent on out
side relief. The present state OF of,
fairs Is characterized by slow star-
walton and extreme misery.
In the province of Ufa there is
scarcely half the quantity of grain
necessary for ordinary subsistence of
people and peasants are In such n
weakened physical condition as the
result of a succession Of bad harvests
that supplementary assistance will be
nece ssary for thousands, to make il
possible for them TO survive until
spring and have strength enough to
plant the new crop.
Reports from other districts are
practically the same. the burden of all
being intence suffering and gloomy
outlook for the future.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
BLOOOSHED AND
FAMINE AGAIN
MENACE RUSSIA
ATTACKS ON JEWS IN ODESSA IS
SERIOUS AND coNsuLS AP.
PEAL FOR AID.
SUFFERING AND GLOOM
Prevail in Provinces Affected By
Lack of Food---Sltuation Char.
acterixed by Slow Starvation
and Misery.

Odessa. Feb. 20--Street attacks By
the Union of True Russians, reac.
tionary organization, are daily assum.
ing a mCre dangerous character and
have brought about condition of ex.
treme nervousness among the resi-.
dents in this city, especially among
the Jews.
Gangs of roughs invade shops and
restaurants belonging to Jews order
the proprietorS to throw up their
hands, and then plumber and ransack
the premises. Today jew drew a
revolver in self defense. He was inn
mediately seized and conveyed to =
deNo ted court yard, where his arms
and legs were cut off.
ConsuIs Appeal For Aid,
Foreign consuls at Odessa have sent
kilograms to their respective EN-.
bassies in st. Petersburg saying the
lives Of their fellow subjects are insc-
cure. and that the situation growing
out Of anti-scmitic disturbances is
eerious. The Austrian charge d'af.
flares, at the request of the Austrian
consul here today made represents
tions at foreign Office in St. Peters
burg with the view Of obtaining pro-
tection for Austrian subjects al Odes-
sa. Austrian. German and Italian
residents of Odessa have been at
tackled upon the streets. but SO far as
lis known no Engishmen or Ameri.
cans have been molested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
TELLS PLAN BY
SOCIETY TO KILL
NEloHeoR OF IDAHO MURDER
VICTIM 6AREs CONSPIRACY
OF SETTLERS TO sLAY
JUMPERS"

Wallace Idaho. Feb. 20.-An extra
ordinary story Of crime and conspir-
acy was unfolded today in the trial
CT Steve Adams when Archie Phillips
Fred Tylcr's neighbor and friend
told of the Jumper Killers Associa
tion.' secret society alleged to have
been formed by men living in the
woods along Marble creek in the sum
mer OF 1904. Its purpose was suppos.
ed TO be the killing Of the later set
tiers who had jumped the timber
claims Of some Of the earlier arrivals.
4 Swcdc named Eugstrum. the wit
ness said, was supposed 10 be the
president OF the society and Jack
Simpkins. whose claims bad been
jumped by Tyler. was supposed 10 be
one Of the r.ngleaders a. also was
Steve Adams.
Phillips said hc left the district az
ter Tyler was killed. II got too hot
for him and he was afraid TO stay. he
said. About week after Phillips lef.
him cabin vas blown up by dynamite
which destroyed about 1900 worth Of
supplies Asked il be thought Adams
and Simpkins blew I'D the cabin. Phil
lips said no. but he believed the
fcoBcladed on Third PsgeJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
AWA|T|NCA AO|vORCE
REV. MR.. HUNT is EAGER TO
PRESS HIS CLAIM UPON MRS.
BASSETT.
Letter Written Before First Divorce
Refers to the Now Plaintiff in
Terms Of Lovc--Wife Wor.
shipped Husband.

| Omaha, Neb., Feb. 20.--A letter OF
twenty-four closely written pages in
which Rev. Il. Lawrence Hunt of
Brooklyn refers to Mrs. Bassett
scores Of times IN terms Of endear.
ment and in which he declares his In.
tention of asking her to marry him
when she shall be divorced from Bas-
/ sett attorney for the defense sought
| to use today in the GROSS examination
| of NJ. Bassett IN her suit for divorce.
Judge Reddick ruled that it was not
a subject for proper cross examina-
ton. but it will be introduced in eyi-
dence by the defense later on.
The letter bears date of Aug. 81,
1906, and is addressed to Mrs Stone,
an intomate friend of Mrs. Bassett.
Attorneys for Basse,t declare that the
letter Is damaging to Mrs. Bassett,
showing clearly they maintain, the re-
lations between her and Hunt.
Rev.. Mr.. Hunts Letter.
"At the very outset" Hunt says in
the letter. II had no personal or sell
fish motive in helping one of the best
of the flock God gave To me to care
for. had no intention of asking her
to be my wife while she was free, but
have been SO impressed with the
marvellous character, the grace and
strength Of womanliness, the bright
ness and checrfulness with which she
has borne up under the fierce trial of
the past year the fire which has only
purified the purest, cleanest of gold of
earth and heaven and | am so con-
yinced that she will be such an eX
eeptional power in the social and
which God will send me in his own
best time that am going to give
love the right of way and when she
Is free | am going TO ask her TO be
my wife"
Regarding this letter Hunt said: Il
remember that 1t was written in an
gwer to a letter from Mrs. Stone to
Mrs. Bassett, in which Mrs. Stone
expressed the hope that Mrs. Bas-
sett was not losing her mind through
her great trouble. ! wrote the letter
TO Mrs. Stone to reassure her as TO
Mrs Bassett's condition
The large crowd that filled the court
room this morning found aome dellc-
ious morsels for their delectation IN
the reading of certain letters writ
ten bv Mrs. Bassett to her husband
while the latter was away from home
engaged In geological survey work
The attorneys for Mr.. Bassett found
in the letters a refutation of Mrs. Bas.
sett's testimony that she never reilly
loved her husband and that even from
the time of the honeymoon she ceased
to respect him. The letters we're
written about four years after the
couple were married and are in the
most passionately affcctionate terms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
MEMORYOF MANY
WITNESSES POOR
LITTLE DONE IN TIE NORTON
DIVORCE CASE IN WHICH 27
YALE MEN ARE CORRESPOND.
ENTS.

New Haven, Conn Feb. 20.--Jndg
ing from the testimony and dcmcauor
of the majority uf the witnesses exam.
iued Al three hour session Of the
trial of the suit fpr divorce brought hy
Edwin Jenncih Norton. former Yale
freshman and son of OK Prtsidrst =.
u Morton of the tin trus against
Iu ephine Gel Ste Birney Norton. The
cloak modcl whom be made his wife
when be was a frcshV an practically
al The prop ie'ors of eating aud drink
ing resorts. the Waitors aud attend
ants and the cab drivers aud livery
m.n who cater 70 The members Of
New Iiavcn's bohemia and also to
Yale students have been at ackel
with mental strnphv.
It is said on good authority thai
several person Of this description
who imsginzd d they might be ealIe'l
a. witnesses In the case and fearing
the Hmclight Upon their modest meth
DDS Of livelihood have found Il con
venicnt to absent themselves from the
vicinity for a week or 50 on import
ant business Could all succeed ia
revealing az little information a. the
f-o-ot,,a,a -, cooo,a p.-,a
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
SHE SPENT FUNDS.
MISS DIXON SAYS THE CHURCH
MONEY SLIPPED THROUGH
HER FINGERS.
No Man In the Case Of the Defaultinq
Bloomington GirI--Brother Is
the Black Sheep Of
the Family.

Bloomington H., Feb 20.---There
Is no man in the Dixon case. This was
insisted upon by the. young woman
in an interview tonight. 1t was Helen
Dixon alone,
She said that the $1,000 of the
Second Christian church organ fund
which she had in her custody had
simply slipped through Der fingers
and had gone for her personal Dc
sires with little help from any out
side parties This latest development
In the Dixon embezzlement case has
caused vast amount Of comment.
Much OF the mystery of the case aas
departed
| Miss Dixon is still confined to her
| bed al the residence Of a friend. Sllo
has suffered several attacks of acu e
| hysteria and is now recovering. She
| Is unable to speak except In whi--
per ard Is much broken from her re-
cent experiences
| Miss Dixon was asked tonight
! when she first commenced TO spend
I the money belonging to the church
that was in her hands, She answered
that she did not know just when she
+ began, but that she knew that she
must some time be found out and
i that she had worried greatly about
it~-"a about the money and about
something else, said Miss Dixon, but
she declined to say just what that
| something else was
Brother a Black Sheep.
| II developed from her story that
the brother to whom she at first said
that she had given the money is n
black sheep Friends OF Miss Dixon
| hc'e have seen him and say that he
/ tramps the country and would come
here every few months to call on
his lister and ask her for money.
| The amounts given him, the sister
said tonight were never more thar q
| few dollars at time and did not
make much impression on the church
fund. The brother would call often
| at the back door of the house where
Miss Dixon boarded and she would
| go to him and hand him. a few dol
lars.
Al tho beginning of the trouble
| Mis- Dixon declined 10 SAY where
tshe had sent money 10 him or where
he had lived II now ttanspires thlt
he came for the money and that she
| probably did not know where 10
reach him.
Miss Dixon said tonight that she
has received no word from her sister
or father III Chicago since her ar,
rest She has had many letters of
sympa hy from friendly strangers,
but there has been no word from her
family. Miss Dixon Is without funds.
There are few dollars To her credit
in one bank. but barring this she IS
entirely dependent upon the genercs
ity Of friends
Some of Miss DiNOns effects have
been sold to pay board bill watch
was owing at the time of her arrest.
Miss DiXon's condition has been such
that 1t has been impossible for her
attorneys 10 talk 10 her about her
case and there has been little CON
sultation. She has had several nar.
vous commissions that were so severe
as 10 require the strength of half
a dozen persons TO hold her While
these have disappeared she Is weak
ened and prostrated
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
FRISCO JAPS PLEASED.

San Francisco, Feb. 20.--The agree
ment between she federal authorities
and the Schmitaz party at Washington
is acceptable to tho japanese of tbs
city, according to a statement issued
by L. Oysma, secretary of the Jap
ancsc consulate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
HE HAS SMALL Pox.

Jefferson City, Mo-. Feb. 20-Reprc.
sentative Baker. of Macon county.
was taken from his room in hotel to
hospital today suffering from small
pox. He has been Ill two or three
days. 1t is stated that during his III.
ness a number Of Legislators visited
him in his room and were exposed to
the disease
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
JUpsoN MADE PRESIDENT.

Chicago. Feb 2O.-rf-ry Pratt Jud.
son acting president Of he University
liam r. Harper. two years ago. was
unanimously elected president Of that
institution today by the board Of trus
tees
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
BIG CEMENT PLANT BURNS.

Alpens. Mich. Feb 20.-The plant
Of the Alpena Portland Cement com
psny was almost completely wiped ont
by FIRE tonight Only the fire room
and warehouse remain standing. The
plant cost about 100000 and the
loss is probably 100000 as all ma
chinery was destroyed. Insurance IS
only $500 e0e. The origin Of The are
ie unknown
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
HONOLULU JAPs INDIGNANT.

Honolulu Feb. 2O.--A mass meet
ing Of japanese held last night =
cabIegram was ordered sent to Presi
dent Roosevelt protesting against the
prohibition of their emigration TO the
United States. The meeting also
cabled a protest 20 the japanese for
eign office
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
FIGHT ON HIGHER LICENSES.

Indianapolis Ind. Feb 2o.-Thc
house this afternoon advanced the
high licenses bill 20 its second read.
ing b. a vote Of IS to q. It raises
the saloon licenses in Indiana to ST.
600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
MoRMoNS REJOICE
over Smoot's Victory and Legislature
Praises the U. S. Senate.

salt Lake City. Utah. Feb. 90
'T'"ng tIe active Republicans and
leaders in the Mormon church there
vet as great rejoicing this afternoon
when news came from Washington
that SmoOt had been sustained. In
the legislature the following joint
resolution passed the house unani-
mously. bu, in the senate it veut over
on a point Of order:
That in determining that Reed
l,.--,..Iea - Thira P-e.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
All Maluh Alike.

A barrel OF beef, a barrel Of pork
and a barrel Of fish each weighs 200
pounds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

THE SMALL CLASSIFIED advsr.
tlsements In the daily papers are the
greatest money makers for aii con-
cerned because they represent the
wants Of the common people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
witness IS ssIteOsssssee.

JerIme's cross examination nav
regu re several DAYS. He jumped
about today from one part ~ Nrs.
Thaw's story and ono period ~ her
ufc to another in a way that hahled
any attempt to tell how FAR he asd
Brogre- sed With ihe attack. Tie sp-
CConclu5s5 o. ThiTs Pag-l
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

a WANT 40. In The Bulletin will
run week for few cents and viii
reach twenty thousand pairs Of eyes
during that time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

tcoucludcd ou scooad PaseJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21

tceHelgiea o5 Third RSssJ
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lcouelvdsd or seooud Psgs-l
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fco0clgded On Third Page)
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CcOncluass d rhiFa Pag-l
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-21
Allen Brings Applause

= am not" said Psttison; and the
"drys" took heart again
Then Alien and PattisOn had a ti't
Allen had replied TO some remark by
Paiiison. and the latter said.
since the gentleman from Nermil-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-05
New Year German.

A very delightful occasion was the
CotiHion clubs dance on Monday
evening at the Palmer House N cele-
bration of the last night Of the Old
Year. There were no favors. but the
figures were varied and many and
were led by DR.. and Mrs. Victor Voris,
Mr.. Louis Rieke, Jr., and Mr.. Wallace
Well. Al - o'clock the New Year
was welcomed by the ringing of tiny
bells. and the orchestra playing
Dixie" A number of out-of-town
guests were present and in attend
ance We're: Dr. and Mrs. Victor Voris
Messrs. and Mesdames James c. Ut
terback. George A. Flournoy, Hamil
ton Parks, of Nashville; C. NJ. Budd
OF Memphis; John Scott L. NJ Rieke
Henry Rudy, Mrs. Wall. of st. Louis;
Misses Virginia Kinney, of New York
Mary French. of Fort Worth, Texas