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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25

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ALniNS l4bLal
The programme for Alumni
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President Address. G. McKla.
ney.
Musie-Fannlc Robinson.
Early Memories-olney Levelle.
Recitation-Walter Reeves.
Musician Cox.
School northumberland Reeves
Recitation-Nellle Harden.
Recitation-Lols Crawford.
oratlon-Ralph Courtney.
Memorian, Jessie A~dams-Gladys
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N Personals.
Mrs. F. o. Gaskins is visiting rela.
tlyes at Pleasant Valley.
Guy Hawkins, who has been Ill at
his home at Meadowdale, has recover.
ed and returned here yesterday.
Mrs. Adam Frost and little son. of
Cumberland, arrived yesterday to.
visit Mrs. Frost's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Dorsey Popfe.
MI. Vain, of Columbia street, who
has been quite sick is better.
Mrs. i. A. Barnes, Of Benton's Fer.
~, was in the city yesterday.
Mi. William snowden Is here for a
short stay.
Mrs. Sarah Bunner and Mrs. Al,
rira Taylor went to Independence yes
terday to see their brother, G. NJ. boo.
little, who Is very III OF typhoid fever.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Hull,
81. Pleasant Valley, Wednesday, April
"a, 1907, a daughter Weighing 10
pounds.
Mrs. Minnie Watkins Is i'll at her
home on Columbia street.
Mrs. E. A. Wilson continues very
sick.
Mr.. Irwin Jackson has returned from
cl%arksburg.
Mrs. a. j. Dick Is very sick at her
home on Water street,
Mrs. Mary BrownArld went 10 I'm.
iontown yesterday. She contemplates
moving there, in the near future.
Mrs. Murphy. OF Warrington, who
has been visiting Mfr. and Mrs, Den.
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Mrs. Mary BrownArld went 10 I'm.
iontown yesterday. She contemplates
moving there in the near future.


The following very Interesting pro
gramme was rendered BY The Junior
class at the auditorium last evening:
Music-orchestra.
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Mrs. Adam Frost and little son. of
Cumberland, ARRIVED yesterday to
visit Mrs, Frost's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey Popfe.
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Guy Hawkins, who has been Ill at
his home at Meadowdale, has recover.
ed and returned here yesterday.
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Fresh, bright rice straw in bal
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Free MedIcna samuIsa

do not prove that remedy is good
for anything. If yon want to expert.
ment, try samples for other ailments
han rheumatism. You can't AFFORD to
lose time ana risk life in taking
chances with any medicine which has
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GEORGIA RESERVES
TO HAVE CRUISE
THE PRAIRIE WILL TAKE THE|
OUT FROM SAVANNAH JUNE
% FOR A FULL WEEK.
Georgia's naval militia, the two

Georgia's naval militia, the two v
isoins of which are located at Sal hn-
nah, will this year take theSGrst
practice cruise that they have had for
several years, and the United States
steamship Prairie has been assigned
to theIf for that purpose.
>The adjutant generals office yes
tef&ay received a letter from Secre-
tary of the Navy Metcalf making
this announcement. Secretary Met
calf refers to the annual summer
practice cruise of the Georgia naval
mil tia, but as a matter of fact the
Georgia boys have been out only once
in the past five or six years.
The navy department has instruct
ed the commander of the Prairie to
reaprt to Savannah on June %, and it
has been requested that the two div
isions of naval reserves be ready to
embark at 10 o'clock on the morning
of that day.
The Prairie will return to Savan-
nah the eighth day aftes the men
embark. thus giving them a full week
of cruising. The adiutant general
has been requested to correspond dir
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THIS GREAT SPECIAL OFFER MARKS THE CLOSE THE
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EVERY CANDIDATE WHO BRINGS IN BETWEEN THE DATES
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ADDITION REGULAR NUMBER ISSUED FOR EACH
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As ONE FOR SIX MONTHS THIS IS
RESERVE WEEK ISSUED THIS ONLY
GOOD TO BE PoLLED THE LAST WEEK OF THE CONTEXT.
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IT IS THIS WEEKS
WORK THAT COUNTS

CONTESTANTS SHOULD PUT
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-19
AUTOPSY ASKED FOR,
Aged New York Woman Dies Under
Suspicious Circumstances.

New York, March 1S.-Because of the
unusual circumstances of the death of
Mrs. Elizabeth Lutz. 80 years old, who
lived on Division street and who owned
prof. valued at $4,000, relatives to-
night asked the corOner's office to have
an autopsy performed on her body. The
woman died in Bellevue hospital late
today and the physicians of that insti-
tuition gave the cause of death as no
phritis, old aSc and multiple contusions
about the body.
On Friday the aged woman was
found unconscious in her rooms and
taken to GOuVcrncur hospital. She vas
later transferred to Bellevue. With her
at the time OF her death was William
\. I-utZ, Il grandson of Brooklyn.
According to the story which he told
the physicians at the hospital. the aged
woman was to appear on Thursday in
the supreme court in order that q
guardian for her might be appointed.
The grandson also said that Mrs.
LutZ carried about $4,000 in her clothing.
This money. h said, was sewcd in her
dress. The dress which the woman had
on when she was admitted to the hos
pitar will not b. searched until tonor-
row
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-19
A VERDICT BY FRIDAY night,
Three Experts Are Quickly DiSpos=
ed OF at Mondays Session OF
C0urt===FOur More Today.

Miss Neshit's attorney she being re-
ported to have said
~ have received certain letters and
cahcSrams from Thaw. which / have
turned over to my attorney, Mr. Abra-
ham =. HummeL'
I'LL" affidavit is also Endorsed Howe
and iLu.n!nel. attorneys fpr rI"intiff.' =
When Mr.. Dcln&s began the intro
dnction of testimony in s1r-rcDuttal he
introduced first OF all the record in the
trial anil conviction g Hun.mel on the
charge of conspiracy. lie started to
read tho entire record. but had not
reached the remarks Ny Jerome made
ut the sentencing of Hummel and which
Mr.. Dclmas wanted to present TO the
jury when Mr.. Jerome said he would
admit the entire record without objec-
ton. Nj. Delrfas then said he would
save the district attorneys reference
to IIImmcl fnr the dcfencc'.5 summing
III.
Next Mr.. Delmas put upon the stand
three policemen who saw ThaW the
night Of the tragedy or carly in the
morning after ana they all declared
that he either looked or acted IRA
tipnailv. TO t;vo Of them he complained
o. hearing Young girls voices. The wit
n"eScS admitted on croSS-c examination
tl,at there were Snvcr women of the
street i'll the station house the night
Thaw was there ANA that they We're
making considerable noise. but could
not lie heard from Thaw's cell.
After this testimony had been presented
Mr. Dclmas passed to the scientific
stages Of the trial by introducing tn
first Of seven alicnists employed ~ the
defence, three Of tn" experts being new
to the case. Or. Ora, n" NJ. Hammond
and Dr. Smith Ely Jcliffc, who hav,
been in the case from the first, and DR..
White. Superintendent OF the government
hospital for the insane at Washington.
u. g.. were todly's witnesses and al
VIZ" int rroGated on the 1I.0G0-word ny
rnthc.ical question framed by District
Attorney Jcroric.
Easing thcir answers nr this question
All three Of tie ,Xprrts declared Thaw
was 50 mentally unbalanced ~ tic time
i" killed Stamford v liitr that Il" did NOT
Ilcw the nature ur quality OF his act
and did not know that the act was
wrong None Of thu three wouln classify
tic form "f insanity from which they
said the defendant was suffering.
On cross-cXamiration Mr.. Jerome
brought out from DIR. Hammond some
new facts concerning brain storms. Til"
expert whcn asked for synonyms Of
brain storms replied 'NIaniacal Juror ana
are synonyms
Tomorrow the experts will lie DIS.
Evans and Wagner who have herctofor,
testified for the defence and who will
now be asked to give an opinion on Mr..
Jaromc's long question, and Or. Charles
NJ. Pilgrim Of PouGhkccpsic, n. u, pres
ident of the New York State Lunacy
Commission. and Dir. Mras Gregory. sri-
rerinteadcnt of the psychopathic pavilion
at bellevue hospital. this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-19

New York, March 1S-When the
IilaW trial was adjourned this after
noon there remained but four cXrc;t
W!tncSSf; 10 Ne cHl:nir"d before u"
taking 0t evidence closes. Three experts
Were disposed of today in Il little more
tbs a Il hour, so il Is generally believed
that the last word OF evidence may ',o
uttered il Tic famous case tomorrow.
In hat event the summing up hy Nj.
Dclmas for the defence Will begin
Wednesday morning. District Attorney
Jerome will reply Thursday. Justice
Fitzgerald may proceed immediately
with his charge u the jury. ~ M may
Cefe- it until Friday Unless the unc.;-
pcctCd harpcns there should BE Il YER
cict by Friday night.
The case for the people Vas fGaiiv
closed today by the Introduction Of the
much discussed Hummc affidavit.
which, with the consent Of tic defence,
was read in full to the jury. Tho aai-
C2Vit proved Il surprise only in the al
legged severity of the assaults Harry r
ThaW is said to have made upon Evelyn
NCsbit during their trip through E,u-
rui" III 1901 when, accprt.in" To the
Testimony ur Abraham Iiummrl Miss
Ncshit WolN not sign statements:
which Thaw hal prepared accusing
Stanford White Of having drug~ed All Il
rlircd her.
III this affidavit Miss Ncslit charges
ThaW With having attacked her with 4
CoWhi1c whip while they were stopping
at an old castle in the .Austrial Tyrul
and lashin% her bare skin until she be-
CAM" faint from the pain AMI swooneI.
He repeated the attack the next day
according to the aTidaVit ana aftarwarL
in Paris he beat hcr at haIr-nour inter-
V@,s throughout on" entire day. leaving
off when sh" would faint away and
no longer understand.
Mis-; EeShit is alleged to have sworn
in the affidavit that SEr was in daily
fear for Her lie ana that Tnaw acted
as q dcmcnt"d person during some of
tnr assaults.
Tn affidavit Wa n some WIS Il Ii
rect cont -"dictinn Of Tiumnrl'& rcrcmt
Testimony upon tho stand iii ur.,l,r tn"t
the d"fonrc might not prevent him from
telling the story Of the making or the
affidavit hr StatrI positively that hc
was not acting as Miss N,ShIt'.; att1:-
reg when lie drew IN tho drcUmeut:
that he Was acting solely i'll the inter-
est Of Stamford White ana that no L.
gal action was contt mplatcd in behalf
of the young woman who is now Harry
ThaW's wife.
There was considerable surprise con-
when Mr. jerome today read
the opening words or the affidavit.
which wore
supreme court, county of New
York:
Evelyn Nesbt, plaintiff. against
Harry Kendall Thaw, defendant"
It is said the action contemplated
whom the affidavit was made was the
recovery of certain property which it
was alleged Thaw had wrongfully TAX
en- from the girl. In debating the ali
davit. Hummel referred to himself as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-19
ALLIANCE FORMED.
Salvador Casts Her Fortunes In With
Those BY Honduras.

Panama, March iS.-Accordinc to rcla-
bic information received here from Sal
Nid"r. that country has allied itself open
iy with Honduras in the war with Mica
faEua. On March 10 900 Salvadoran sol
dlers landed at Amapala and proceeded
the next morning for CLolutcca. This
body of men came from San Miguel in
honduras and are under command Of
General Jose Dolores Presa. 1t is fur
Their reported that General Bouila, the
president of Honduras, at the head of Il
body of troops, has started for Segovia
Nicaragua. In this movement he is sup
ported by two dctachmcrts OF Nicara-
guam revolutionists commanded by
Gems. Chamorro and Chavaria.
The government of Guatemala has re-
fused a request made by Honduras row
oiutionists to be permitted to cross the
frontier and invade Honduras.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-19
6HnVVHIFVN VnI
Observed With the Usual
Exercises al Boston.
The British Suddenly Left the
Town 1871 Years Ago.
South Boston Peninsula Scene of
Appropriate Observance.

Boston. March 1S.-With the ringing
of bells and the firing of a salute from
the big guns of the battleship New Jcr-
Scy lying i'll the harbOr, this city to-
day uShered in its observances of Evac-
uation day in commemoration of the
withdrawal of the British forces from
this city 131 years ago. Two of the dis
tinguished guests of the occasion, Gen.
J. Franklin Bell and Capt NJ. w.
Wright, U. s. A., We're early arrivals
in the city and were entertained at
breakfast at the Hotel Lenox by Gov
crnor Curtis Guild, Jr., Mayor John F.
Fitzgerald and various city and state
officials and committees.
The days exercises were centered up
OF the South Boston peninsula. upon
which the British forces were en-
camped and the program there COM
menccd with historical exercises at the
South Boston High school. where an
Grafton was delivered by Michael J.
Murray, justice of the municipal court
of Boston.
Ono of the features was parade
through the peninsula district, which
was reviewed by Governor Guild, May
or Fitzgerald AMI Gen. Bell with other
guests. Many athletic games took up
the remainder of the day. The district
was decorated and most of the bust
ness houses were closed.
For the evening more athletic games
were held with fireworks, band con-
certs, illumination and q banquet to
Gen. Bell by the South Boston Citizens
Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-19
Canadian Pacific Trains
Meet on the Iron.
Passenger Rams Train Of Emp
tIes---No One Hurt.
Line Bleckaded and Freight Traf-
fic Is Delayed.

Mattawamkeag, Me-, March 1S.-Traf-
fic on the Canadian Pacific Railway
was blocked today by a rear end COL
lision of passenger train No. O. bound
from Montreal to Halifax via st. John
and due here at 6.2S A. NJ, with train
OF empty immigrant cars which was
being returned to st. John. There We're
no fatalities and no one was reported
injured beyond a severe shaking. Three
empty coaches, baggage car ana pas
senger engine were wrecked
Relief was sent from BrOvnyille
Junction, but it was expected the line
would not be cleared before tonight.
Passengers were transferred during the
day. AS the collision took place Just
west of the local station the Maine Cen
trail Railroad, which has its junction
here. was not bothered.
The passenger train left Montreal ut
1.25 last night and was due at Halifax
at $40 O'Clock tonight 1t connected
with the transcontinental train from
Vancouver. The immigrant cars were
on siding to allow No. 8 to pass. just
how the collision occurred was not
clear by first reports, but the passenger
train ran into the rear Of the empty
cars at a considerable speed.
Three OF the empty coaches were
wrecked, as was the engine and bag.
gage car on No. 9. The wreckage caught
fire from the engine and one or two
coaches and the engine were burne,l
The engine crew escaped by jumring.
AS there are a score of freight trains
running daily on this line, the blockade
WAS Il serious one.