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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27
COOK CAR ROLLED, %-t
OVER EmBANKmENT,

GRAFTON, June 27.-At Yates Sta.
tion, 1--WE miles south Of this city, yes.
terlay morning, the dining car OF the
Baltimore and Ohio work train on the
Delington division was by some man.
ner detached from its train and roll,
ed over the adjoining embankment.
Luckily no one but the cook on the
train, s. B. White, was on tie car at
the time OF the accident, He was
somewhat injured about the right arm
but not seriously hurt. Strange as 1t
may sem, the crew on The train did
not know that this car had become de.
tached until the train pulled into the
Grafton yards, four miles distant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27
which have contributed SO much 10
our progress and prosperity.

"In view Of these facts beg to urge
that your Organization hold meeting
as soon as possible 10 organize and TO
aid in securing as large attendance
as possible at jamestown ON West
Virginia pay. AS citizens committeo
10 the cause Of Greater West Virginia
we want 10 have at jamestown on Ju,v
/ I'd a large and represented gathering
of our business men so that The
affair may prove our interest in tho
States advancement and show to tho
world TINT West Virrin,uns arc hoost.
ing West virginia
~
"sas 'tfsil'a LAY VIII have many
ineeie't,ns TEXTURES winch VIII oe wen
Motel 'ie .'F'p u '"lies'owh' Inc
nun. oeo' D. eor'elyod' secretary Oh
Tue ireasury' anu as sacn mead OF the
eo'ntneteia' ana financial oraheh Of
Tue ohl'ed states government. Will be
'ae nonored guest anu VIII make an
ADDRESS. a. great military demonstfa'
.ioh VIII ne given on The Lee Parade
utouaus ~ nohor Oh me state and
MI, G s,.s aha 1t is expected al a.,
I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27
Kept d seciret: Il ! Year..i

KEYsER, W, Va, June 27.-sIlssi
Grace Haydwell wageley. daughter sotl
Mrs. Elizabeth sWageley. and Mr. H
Linn sieyers, both Of Keyser3 were
married in Cumberland on June b
1906, but the marriage was kept 81
secret over year, the fact only be.
coming known yesterday. Mr. slesers
has been living in Washington, where
he is employed, and yesterday he came
up and took his bride back TO Wash.
ington. They will reside t!ssisNofth:
Carolina avenue, S. E.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

a.
csntefnes In Full Force,
i Ut. LAKE PARK; Jhne The
Mountain Lake Park Students confer,
enceI d In flll swing, his snail mark.
Ing he opening o. the jubilee year
and being an innovation al tle park.
The conference viii close Saturday.
Rev, Dr.. Harris! E. Kirk Of Baltimore
has charge Of the Bible study. Yes,
terday hegtalked on Amos: Corrup:
ton Ripe for Judgment, and Amos
and Amaziah.s Rev. DR., W. c. Sweet,
Of China, a Baptist missionary, dis.
cussed "China's People, Dr.. Charles
Reade, one Of the leading Sunday
school workers Of the country and
Superintendent Of the Maryland Sun,
day school union, talked on .Balanc.
Ing REGULATIONS and Instruction Hon.
Joshua Lowering lectured last night on
%The Light Around the World"
Among the other speakers at the con,
ference are Rev. Or. wedderspoon, Of
Plttsburgi Rev. T. H. cramblet, presI.
dent Of Bethany college, West Viz.
ginia; Rev. Dr. W, L. Davidson, Of
cuyahoga Falls, O., superintendent Of
the Mountain chaatauqua. More than
forty pastors, workers and college
presidents are taking part.
Mrs. Elzena Hawkins and daughter.
Miss Alice, will leave in the morning
for an extended visit with relatives at
Wheeling and GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27
NEW NAVAL CADETS
FROM WEST VIRGINIA

WASHINGTON. June &c. St. c
Mcneil, from the Second West vir
ginla district; P. C. Marmon, from the
same district; ]. H. Magruder. Jr.
from the Fourth, and H. F. Burns
from The State at large, have passed
their examinations and are now Gu
diets at the United States Naval Acad
envy at Annapolis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

iise every effort toward making Il
strong ssntations Of our solid and
substantial business men at the arair
on July % and 4 trust that you WIN
act on the above suggestion without
delay and call q citing Of your Of:
iganlzalon 10 take advantage OF this
splendid opportunity 81 aiding the
cause Of Greater West Virginia. we
all want West Virginia Day to, be a
success and we hope every citizen will
help 10 make: II So
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

Marion Lodge No. H., Knights Of
Pythias, at their last regular meeting
elected the following officers: J. C.
Mckinney, chancellor commander; G.
W. squires, vice chancellor; E. R.
smouse, master workman; Lawrence
satteraeld, master Of finance; H. ].
McElfresh, inside guard: E. F. Nor
gan. prelate and representative TO the
State encampment that meets at
Huntington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

The Morning Times today stated
that the local colored team defeated
the Fifth ward Athletic Club by a
score of,9 to $ in favor Of the colored
team. We wish TO state that the Fifth
ward team won by score Ola TO q,
and also the colored team got but
three hits aud the Fifth ward pitcher
had Is strikeouts.
- ( FIFTH WARDERs. z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

NTH. J. Henaeman, Oakland, Nsb,
writes:
~ waited before writing oyou about
my sickness, catarrh OF the stomach,
which had over q year ago.
"rhere were people who told me Il
would not stay cured, but I am sure
that am cured, for l do not feel any
more Ill effects, haven good appetite and
am getting fat.
$50 / am, and will say 10 all, I an
cured for good.
~ thank you for your kindness.
"Peruna will be our house medicine
hereafter"
Catarrh OF the stomach Is also known
IN common parlance as dyspepsia, gas.
tritis and indigestion. No medicine will
be OF any permanent benefl. except It
removes the catarrhal condition.
-. Nervous Debility.
Miss Irene Smith, 10 Minnesota Ave,
Rsndle Highlands, Washington, D. @,
writes: 81 us
aPeruna cured me OF eatarrh OF The
head and stomach and nervous debility
from which l suffered for two years.,,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

II the President wanted to be real
nice, he would have MS third term de.
clinatlon Photographed and present
records to his admiring but apprehen.
sIye friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

Preacher Graham. the horse thief,
said grace both before and after meals
when out among the farmers, You
have to keep your eye on the man who
makes much ado about his religion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

When 1t comes to getting a real up.
rising started on short notice, France
makes Russia look like second rate
mobocracy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

Texas papers claim that Senator
Culbcrson's position as minority lead.
or Of the Senate is assured. Well.
there is scarcely any place he could
DO less harm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

Henry, whose surname is Wire, will
you please step up to the counter and
be Identified?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

Ice cream and Strawberries served
by the Loyal Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers at the New England Tea room
Saturday evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

It looks as though the divorce ie.
yer were epidemic in the Gould fam.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

Miss Mary 0'BrIen, 300 Myrtle
Ave-, Brooklyn, n. Y, writes:
"Peruna cured me In five weeks
OF catarrh OF the stomach, after
suffering for four years and doctor
ing without effect. In common with
other grateful ones who have been
benefited by your discovery, l say,
All hall TO Peruna.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-27

III !. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07
Die Gbc Mciprm in Huelanb.

9nrd) Sobr5cbntc lit in HltBlano
idon cine Gbereform in liberolem
Sinne geplant iporoelt, Die nidt MIR
bcn Sittcll llno Der Nilifoiiung oacr
9cnolfcrlnqsif)idtcn entipredcn
miIroc, ionocrn audi ipirtlid cine
Stnntsnotblpenoigfeit ~gelporoen lit.
Sic gricd)iid) : ortboborc @eiltlid)fcit
fabt ooS S%afronlcllt Der Che iiid)t
10 Itrcng luie Die romild : fatboliid)e
ollf, Shcionngen iinb in &ilBlono
imntcr, merrn ol6 ieDr pcrein5elt
porgcfommcl, tic lpnren ober MIR ais
Triuilegilm1 Der n%llcrbodItcn StGnoe
oil5ulebcn ullo ~6eburitcn icoeSmol
Der Sanftion oes &ailcrs, Der ia olld)
oos geiitlide Sberballpt Der Stride
lit. Sn Der lebten Belt piiroe bic
MogIid)fcit bcrGbeId)eibunacn bebell-
tcno perciniod)t, Die ol,si1laggebcnbc
Gntldeioung iuurbc Den geiitlihen
Spnooal- nno Goniiitorial : @ebor.
Den iiberlaiicn. gber 10 elm Tro5eB
pfle9te groBe Summen 5l1 peri6lin.
gen ultb ipar in @irfliffeit aud nllr
ocn pripilegirten StGnoen 5ugGng,
lid. 9o5u muBte in oieien Ero5ei.
fen INNER einem Der Gbegatten bie
vSdyulo" 5ueeihrieben iperoen, Dem
Damn ourd ipenigitens lieben Sabre
oie @ieoerpcrebelifutg nerboten
blie6.
$50 ober Gin libcraleS Gbeihei.
ollngSgeieb ant mciiten Notb tbot.
oos iuor unb lit in ben mittleren ilio
mtcriten gepolferlngsidiftcn. Scr
ruiiiid,e Muibif pflegt iebr friib ST
beirdtber, nm cine Irbeiterin ms
Salls at brin9en. Die Slthe mad,
glrbcit ilno Die tpadienoen 8erfebrs.
erleidtcringen brin9en i'm ielbit
obcr mieoer iebr bolo III oic Serne
bil,olts, CT fontm,t IN St1bte irlo Ga.
brifcn n1o filiipit sort nnberc 9cjie.
hul,gcn OF, Die oft elm bollernoesTcr.
h1ltl,ib atbabncit. bo linn bort Die
@abl anbeimgeitelt lit, no I'M Iorie
fait aiisiblieBlid iiber ieinen aopf
ipeg nod @iitoiinfen ser gltern &c.
frcit miro. Die angetraute Srall
miro peraeiien, Die Nun aud, ibrer.
ieits lid cinen anoeren Wann ilid)t.
0anf Ser Sdipierigfeit elmer Che
iheibung, funn bas aele 8erbaltitib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07
@cnn siuci iidl gut iiuo.

@cnn 5tuei iidJ gut iinb auf Der @clt,
Damn berrlih tits I'M lie belteut,
@erfIart, geipeibt ibr eun5es Sein
0urd) reirer Sreltoe Sonnenidein!
g8enn 5pei lid, gut iinb a~le5eit,
% rubt Der 3anf, ba ihfpelgt Der
Streit,
Gs 5iebet I'M tic milo uno lett
Ger Stcrn oes 6riebens ieinen areis !!
@enn Stpei Iid gut iinb rnentrpegt
llno'S 9eio op6 fomnlt uto @llnoen
i6lagt,
Tonn ihreiten ooppelt lie sur Wcbr,
llnO liebe, cs oriidt bolb 10 I6tuer!
@cnn 3tpei iid) gut iinb, pabrDait
gut,
gIuf ibrcm Sblun aud Segen rltbt;
@as ~ein5cln oitnlalS idtper gelingt,
Gcrcinte aroft eS leidt crringt.
@enn 3mci iid gut iino! Sd)on Dies
Wort
alingt foItlih in Der Seele fort;
llnb miro es nabr, - fommt cine
3eit,
Gic ousflin0t poa in Scli9feit!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07
@ilbclm @nid)'s Sanf.

@ilbeln @ili6 bat aus WedtS6ou'
icrl, no 81 ieinem IS. @cburtstage
cine Siiue bon @ratlllationcn cinge'
troifen, folgcnoeS 0anfgcOid)t &C.
ihidt:
Sd lpeiB riht mebr genalt, ipie eS
gcfonmell,
aitr5um! Noh langerem Gerborgen-
Sab i6 oereinit ollf groen Elob &c.
rlommen,
lin oild) einmol am 2idt mid 81 er.
freu'n.
llno aaioglcih fabt' mid Die 3eit onl
Gragen
llnb bat mid nediih, obne piel 81
fragen,
9olo ~g'rooeolts, bolb miebcrum i'm
9ogen,
Iurd oieie b,lnte @clt binour6 &c.
3ogen.
Sn5iuiiden pfliidt' ih an oes @eoeS
Hano
Mir Dies uno Dos, ipas iG ergoblid)
fano.
slrld) leert id mandmol mnnfen boil
len Grrg
nit gllten 6reunoen bis cS bieb: Sc.
mig!
9tur Gins crid)ien mir oftmals reft
nerorieBlid);
Sciab id mas genall, 10 fano i6
idIicBlid,
0ab bintcr jebem 9inge Dohit per-
idntibt
Sru 0unfel crit ooS mabrc 2eben
iist.
Tllcin luo5n boS peitlidc @egriibel?
@uS iidtbar bleibt, lit imnlerbin
niht libel.
Altu fommt Die Nndt. Sd bin be.
reits am 3iele.
@on5 nnbe Dor ih ihon Die 2ctbe
flieBen.
llnb feb! gm liter lteben ibrer
picle,
Did, Der id) ideioe, freunolid SIT
begriiBcn.
Nid)t alien fam ih iogen: Dos tbllt
quit
Ger 6Gbrmann ulit. Sd idnucnfc
mir 0cll Siit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07
Wndl cine Hclianic.

Sm @elfen : Wllielim 81 Sannos
Der bGngt lett pielen Sabren oils iii
itoriide Teliquie cine leoerne Sole,
uno Die @eihidte oerielben lit fol.
genbe:
. Sm ie6s5cbnten Sabrbutoert, oils
Die Staote Climbed unb Siterooe nod
5uiammen Elm Siiritentbum biloeten,
oas ben Iamen @r~uoenbasen fiibrte,
regierte BORT Ser5og Grid, Elm lei.
benidaftlider Sreltnb oes foitlidel.
Ginbcfer 9icres. Ganon lieB err iid)
offers cine Come alli iein SdloB
fommen, botte ieoo6 nidt INNER ous
notbiae @elo CUR 9~e5abIung. Gines
Cages batte Der Ser5pg @dite lnb
perlangte bon ben ginbefern 9ier,
erbiclt ober Die gnttuort, BOB er crit
oos frilber gelieferte be5ablen ioae.
grf oieic @eiie georongt, iibcrgob
Der Scr5oa feline Icocrne Sole ben
Wllrgert ais 5%oitltpfallo, IoIte tic ie.
ood) llic lpieOer Elm, e mllBtelt Die
8eipobner BON Ginbef nidts geIie.
res oan1it anSufangen, als oas ber-
5oglidc 9einfIeib Dem @eIfen . Mlt.
ieiim in Sannoper gum @eihenf 81,
mafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07

u0fein Sobn, mas bir9it III 10 bang
Iein @eiibt?
SD laiie ben SreunO Cir ais @iir-
gem"
ySiebIt, 3uter, I'll BEN Grlfonig
nid)t?
Sbn magit llL entrinn' id), e%rtuilr.
gem"
gu liebeS aino, fomm'. geb' nit
mir"
Spri6t or nod fllr5cm 9eOenfen;
Gar idone Spiele ipier if nit Dir,
Grei Gage mill i0 Dir i6enten." -
Io if aber iiir oieien ngrIfonig"
nidt 09iirgibnit" Ieiite, iei MIR nod
Der Shlilb ser ollettirenOen @aIIuOe
mcincr llniinnSiommlung entnom-
n1en:
ygrrei6t Sen sol nit Miib' uto
Hotb,
Gieipeil lie oos Scr5 inn bc5mungcn:
Sn ieinen Nrnlen onS ainO mar toot.
I'ruuf ipriht cr: ngs lit Gil6 gelltn-
gen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07
Sngcnb nnS Iltcr.

SIN Mai oeo 2ebenS itrebt
Ger Slid nad poripdrtS in Der 3u.
funft Ta6t,
limo iper sic 5lpeite S0lite lebt,
Spabt germ 5llriid, mos i'm Die 3eit
eebradt!
a
Gin Sroum Dem einen alle Hoit pers
iiiBt,
llno audi Elm Erollm Ieibt jencm fri.
iden S6lpung!
9oS, iuoS Ser Sugeno fife SoiinunJ
lit,
9as lit Dem Sitter Die grinnerung!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07

oer16lagen. Iber Der SeloDallpf'
mann, Der iunge @elier, iibcrtont Den
@offenldrm. Sic io0 gerid)tet lper.
ben nob N%lugsbnrgcr ReGt!"... SIN
Siinoerbemo iitt iic i'm aerfcr. Sbr
Sooesurtbeil miro perlcien, Tie idoll-
ert Dor Dem Sooe. Ser iunge @elicr
peridafit iid 3lltritt 81 ibr uno cine
llnterrcbung gegep allies Hedt -
G@elomirtbi6oft uto unipiirbige
Eroteftion," 5etern tie getpiB I'M
Stootratbe.) Gr nimnlt Die 8erid]-
tetc, bie Eodter 0es Mornes, ben CT
g%ctootet, Dos W0o6en, oas ibm Die
ungelicbtc 9rallt erl6oB, in Die Nr-
me, rno Ser Ger5ipciieInoen ruff CT
All: ,@ir lebcn ms nieber!" ......
9luf Dem HiAtplot. Gem Spfcr iinb
0ic gltgen perbunbcr. Ger Scntcr
bat feline Srogcn gctbon, Der Sogt
geantlportet. Eotri5ier mo @olt
marten nit beiBen Iugcn oes SdJal,
ipielS. 90 tritt Der illltge 8elicr Dor
llno gebietct ben Senfersfne6ten, Die
Sanbe 81 laiien bon Dem @eib. Nod)
@ugsbllrger Eed)t mub nod cine
Srage getbon iuerben: n@ia elmer
Die Serllrtbeilte 81 ieinem ebrlifen
6riItlid)en Welb maden?" Scr @cls
ler lteQt uno beantiportet ielbit Die
Srogc. Sein 8cib ioq oie &oben-
iteinerin ueroen. ST mill NIT ibr
binilber5ieben IN Die llere &olonie
@ene5uela. 9ort morten nelle slitf.
gnben neller topferer Wenid)en. Sid
lt1o ibr mil cr BORT lein nelles 2ebeu
balten.
Rit einem nlooernen Slfforo aus
Dem populGrcn &oloniol 3 Spmnus
id)lieBt oaS Stild. Seien mir ebr.
lid: @eb' ibn1, ipeln es ni6t bon
@ilbenbrlld pGre! Die pielen bonb.
grcifli6cn llnmOglibfeiten ihlilgen
eS toot. Die HefengeltoIt oes 8oe.
tbe'idcn @oB quetidte oen gpigo.
nenidmad)ling an Die @ono.. Iber
es lit bon @iloenbrud). 90 griiBen
mir sic 6cbler ieiner Sugeno unb iei-
ller ManneSiobre old in Der Gaube
ritter = Gor1ooie nit Heipeft; ipiircn
in neiler 3cit, Die iid am Milieu niht
genl,g tbun fam lnb in 9etoilmole.
rel reid)ite &unIt pcr5ettelt, ben iii.
erIdrodenen 9rnufgGnger. Sin 500.
ter nn0 Elm Sobesmunoer idon I'M
eriten 9lft. &odeidlpiirc, blibenoe
EartiiorerL @reide ld)ieBenoe &anos
rtcn, Sanogemenge mo Iuf5llg Der
&cnfcr 5llm Hi6tplob - lang lang
bats fcirer gemogt, ms nit iold)c:l
Ningen 81 fomnlcn. gber iebt cine
Sponnung - mlo iett Elm marriages
@ort mo ieBt cine prohtpoQ ullf.
6ldenoc @mpiinbung mo mir
oenfen an unierc tribe Sllgcno, Die
nit Dem DWicnoniten" getrelt luor II.
NIT Den .Gltiboius" trotte. ltno mir
ihclten bic licben Sllngen oo oben
nidt, Die tobe1 nnb rufcn: ,@ilocn.
brlld @iloenbru6!" llnO ireucn
inns ibrcr fritifloien 9onfborfeit fiir
cine itorfe Ecrionlid)feit. @ic ielig
iuGr' Elm Menid, Der ltctS in ibr Der.
blicbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07
9lcincs nno Alcincrcs.
Son SnliuS Stcttenbcin III.

-
Ger @cunbbctcr.
Sd fcn1c cincn ironlmen Wonn,
Del marc mir ncillid) e%mpioblcn,
9lls elmer, Der @ellinbbctcn fam,
God iuorb mir nid)t perbeblt:
Gr last cincn 9ottor Dolcn,
Mcnn inn NAL iclber iuos icblt.
Gcin Wfcnidl lit I'M Stonbc, bcll
Suiten an unteroriiden. llnb eS Aibt
Siiritcn, ipel1c Elm Tolf unterbrilfen
ipollenl
glif baS Gbrlidc in einem Siebe
fam man iif iminer perlai'en,
@eidleihf = 2%iterotur lit mciit mcbr
@cidenf OILS Siteratur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07
llno irasit On mad Der Wadtisaa.

SIN Sllgenolano, bei'm 6riibIingS-
felt,
Ga lit eiii 2ieo erfllngen,
Glib bat cS i'm Spllitnoernclt
Sic Gahtigall gciuneen.
Mir Iauid)ten beioe, id) uno Oh,
0ergaben Welt nnb @nnoern,
Wir ianoen ia Die Seimatbriib'
60 innig Gins bei'm nnbern.
Stun 1T porbei Der Silgeno Set,
Salt iuebt Der @ino aus Horocn,
3crfaIlen oaS Sollunoerncit.
- @as III aus Dir 9c%porocn?
Inn iragit OH nod Dem iiibenS d)aIl.
Ger lit in Web p%erflungeit.
lt,b frasit 3u nod Der NaftieaI,
Scr lit Dos @er5 seriprrngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07

Iraitiiher @emeiS.- Sruu
D.: .@as iagen Sic. on meinem Na'
men lei fem giltes Sanr2" Sron
g.: .Jreilidl, or bat ia iibcrbnupt
teire!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-07

Ydiie 5nr 3fciie ms HUSBAND be.
iorat 6. Mainc, Nr. 4I3, Dit.gaIti.
urc.Strakr, nabe Guitnmtunir.Aps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-27
.FRANCK'S PET DEER
KILLED AFTER CHASE
No Glory for Hunters, but sor-
rowful Family Will Plant
Roses in Pen.

There is sorrow around the home
of Mr. l.. Il. Franck. OF North twenty
third Street. Three years ago he re-
ceived little deer. so smart and
friendly that 1t became the pct of the
family, and was fondled affectionateiy
like a Maltese cat. On Monday, a
paling was snapped off the pen and
the deer went out to test his legs.
Before 1t had time to return. gang
OF boys got on the trail. The deer
was not afraid, and SO he didn't run
said young Mr.. Franck yesterday. but
the boys treated 1t so badly that IT
finally sought shelter at the Locomotive
Works. 4 couple OF men cut its throat
there
According to Mr.. Franck. the meat
was quickly sold. long before it had
become cold. My mother is heart
broken he continued. and she doesn't
want to go and look ut the deer's
pen. ] guess we will plant some roscs
there and remember our little friend
that, came when we called. and
would eat out of the hand. II it had
died we would have buried the body
there. and as there is nothing to bury.
we will convert the old place into a
flower garden. 1t cannot be pleas
ant Christmas when ones pet Is killed
that way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-27

Exp7ess Company has been divided
into the Eastern and Western Depart
ments. John 3. Hockaday becoming
general superintendent at Savannah
and Edgar n. Williams at Birming-
ham.
Assignments OF superintendent for
the various eastern divisions have been
been made as follows: Piedmont d.
vision, Q. N. sadler. Charlotte, N. G.:
Atlantic. w. Euckner, Wilmington. N.
c.; Florida, Charles c. Wolfe Savan-
nah: southeastern. W. x. Halle, jack
sonville; w. w. Hubert, Atlanta.
Like assignments for tho western
division are as follows: Central divis-
ion, w. r. MacFarland. Chattanooga
Suthern. L. Minor. Nashville: Eastern.
r. A. Buckner. Roanoke, Va; West
ern. G. W. Agee, Memphis.
Mark j. % Brien has been appointed
assistant to the president in New
York. the position of assistant general
manager having been abolished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-27
in POLICE COURT
Unloaded Pistol Is Not Concealed Wcap-
on, Justice Crutchfield Declares.

.Unlonded Pistol lis Not Concealed Wcap-
on, Justice Crutchficld Declares.
Proceedings of the Police Court yes
terday were of little interest. most
Of the important cases being continued
or dismissed. Not one case was sent
on to the grand jury as a result of the
Christmas celebration.
Harry Crutchficld. colored. was there
on a charge of selling Intoxicating IL
as the Witnesses. The case was con-
tinued to the 3lst, with Taylor Cook
on the bail bond for $500.
with unlawfully and feloniously wound
ing and attempting to kill one John
Pearce. was continued to January 18th.
by which time II Is hoped that Pearce
can come forth and tell how It hap
William Whitfield also secured a
continuance to January I'd. He is
charged with taking one gold watch,
the the v nlHper Il s sat Pearl Norris and q
dinapce violations. w. NJ. Mahoney
failed to put a.light on some material
Psia " Is. ''snt there 7 was stolen, Y
j half dozen negro crap-shooters
paid s2.50 each and gave security OF
q more DRINKS and disoraarlies paid
So and cost. While those who had re-
sisted arrest or been violent gave se-
Icurity forftl!e next month or, two.
5ture Of the court was a ruling by JUS
tice >Crutchfield to tho effect that .a,n
junloaded pistol Is not a cnnceals 9
We ifyn Is, RTsS f s9tns w waa
released when It was shown that the
Weapon was Nnloaded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-27
seabonrd,. Annun, Report.

special TO The Tlmes-Dispatch
from Boston last night said:
The Seaboard Air Line report for
the year ended June 3oth was issued
to-day, as follows Gross earnings,
s17o04,1S2; net, $3.101O34 total net
earnings, s2,l32,S37: Interest. rentals.
etc. s3,437,027 net deficit, S304,190.
This above deficit shows against
"a surplus of S1l3l.57S last year, but
S2,315.915 is charged to equipment and
maintenance, and this Is largely re-
sponsible for the showing. Included
in the cost Of maintenance is sl55, 900.
representing the value of equipment
destroyed or retired from service dur
ing the year. Credited to equipment
renewal fund expenditures on account
Of roadway, track and structures was
$2,2O5,991. or SS45.S7 per mile"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 26.-FLOUR--
1tull but tir1nly held. Rye Flour, Buckwheat
Ilnur and cornnesl-steady. Rye--Flr,u
Mheat-spot firm: No. red. si.osis eleya-
tor Options lGlRc. net higher. Deem
Der, s1.os&:; May. sl.l3 ll-lsc.: July. sl.osSs.
ctrn-Spot firm; No. 2, &c. elevator. Op-
tiens Is g &C. net higher. May 61itc. Oats
---srot easy; mixed. sac.
Beef. Cut Meats. Lard. Pork and Tallow-
Stead. :Rosin--Quiet. Petroeum-stendy,
Tprpen.iht-ouis. at 4al4c. Rice and No.
lesses--Stcttdy: sugar-Raw. nominal; fair
refining. s3.3ou3.35: centrifugal. &c test.
sa.s5: Hrolases sugar. s3as.05; refined.
quiet. Butter and Cheese--s.eady and I'M.
changed. Egss-Barely steady; nearby. Sc
itcted. white, $50 3sc.; good TO choice S0gJ
Sic.: brown and mixed. fancy. 3:c.. average,
!. best 3oc.; first TO extra frsts, 2sfl oas.
'Tleiehts TO Liverpool--Easy: grain by
steam. etl. Peanuts--Qulet and unchang.
ca rotatoes--Weak: Maine, per sack.
aii69 2.Id. Cubba ges--Dull and unchanged.
Cottonseed oil--Steady With a lish, trade In
futures. Prime crude, 2aa ae'.c. prime sum.
mer yellow, a7'aa 3sc.; off summer yellow.
siaa $50: good off summer yellow, 37Sy
Sss.c; Prime white, $50 SOC; primo winter
ScIlCM 4s>riic