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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
:. =. The Smart Set -. -.

Barbara and will spend the summer at
their country place. Montesol In So
noma county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham Ames will leave
on Saturday next for their eastern
trip. from which they will return
about October next
Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske has de-
cided to remain in California during
the summer and has rented the Henry
C. Campbell home in Sausalito Tor the
months of July and August
Miss Daisy Polk has been spending
a few days as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Polk at San Mateo.
Mrs. Florence Porter Pfngst and her
mother. Mrs. Porter, will entertain a
house party o.. about 20 guests at their
beautiful ranch near PaJaro over the
fourth
The enRagemant r. announced OF
Miss Marie A. Rottanzi and Charles
Jannea Keenan,. The handsome bride
elect is the daughter OF Mrs M. E.
Rottanzi and IL a great favorite. MI
keenan, II popular young business
man OF the city and Is the son or
Hugh Keenan,.
Mrs. Schultz, Miss Genevievs Schultz
and Miss Elyse Schultz will leave In a
few days for Monterey, where they will
spend about a week, going then TO
Shasta for a stay Of two months
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
THEIR MUTUAL PURPOSE

Cupid went shopping and he bought
A yard of moonlight and a kiss,
A loving glance, a tragic sigh
And two bright tears to go with this.
A maid went shopping and she bought
A cunning gown all made of lace,
A rose crowned hat, a parasol
With which to shade her dainty face.
The maid and Cupid chanced to meet,
He asked the maiden what she sought,
And she was curious to know
The use Of all the things he bought.
But neither would an answer give,
But straightway rom each other ran
For both were buying things to trap
The same poor, unsuspecting man.
Town Topics.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
THE ARIZONA WILD CAT

RIZONA the native land of the wild this
be mistaken story The cat although
born among the cactus is home there He may
keep office in the territory but that insisted
He chickens on the purses OF
the creduous.
Arizona makes strong bid for the hy
night corporation We find the guerrilla publications
ca affairs with headquarters in Wall street, large display
advertisements inviting promoters incorporate their schemes in
Arizona, with inducements like
franchise reports CAPITALIZATION DOES NOT
AFFECT COST Private from
May begin business day application made Copy
ganiza blanks = = - -
There taxes and publicity No prying official eve
ond the Arizona wild He to prey on the
whole country, and there legal strings him.
Arizona does i'll neghbors by making so easv
the creation of irresponsible corporations In word the territory
becomes partner in bunko game that Jersey might be
ashamed to encourage 1t not agreeable next door to
strumpet commonwealth. --~--------
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
Increase of Trade
in the Dominion
: ANAD1AN statistics furnisb.d =

~ ANADIAN statistics furnished By
Consul H A conant Of windsor.
gives the increase of trade OF the
Dominion for the nine months
ended March 81. 1907, as being s55.o1s.-
726, of which s47.506,476 were imports
and s7.5o2,25O exports This is an in
crease In the total trade OF nearly Is
per cent over the corresponding period
OF 1906 The aggregate trade for the
imports amounted to s249.717- ara and
exports S1s2,O9S.232. The imports dur
ing March totaled s35.S7S,5s and the
exports s15.304,23s, an increase of s10,-
ss7,7S7 in imports and s1.S2aSzI In ex-
ports over the corresponding month OF
1905. %
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
HOW CARNEGIE FEELS

When I've grown up and had my fun
I'd like to be as wise
AS Lincoln was, or Washington, and
have chance to rise:
wouldn't care to just be rich, for
when the rich are dead
Nobody ever cares about the things
they did or said.
I'd rather be Grant or Lee than any
millionaire;
Then boys who studied history would
read about me there.
There's such a little while that folks
can use their wealth, you know;
II men are great enough their fame can
last forever. though.
Chicago Record Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26

The sunshine lures me from my home,
In budding woodlands far to roam;
And there 1 meet in bowers green
The fairest maidens ever seen-
o sunshinei Do you then suppose.
That as you kiss each budding rose,
am to WOO each smiling maid
I meet beneath the leafy shade?
Full many year has passed and gons
Since first on earth the sunshine shone;
Thou oughtst to know 1t cannot be-
o SUM- why art thou tempting me?
Transatlantic Tales.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
would have been s5354ooo The remission of 100000 by TIL

country offers indication of the exaggerated scale of allow
enforced by the other Russia Germany France
Japan Britain WILL doubtless be asked readust their
claims the light of the example by the United States and
the result be of friendly feeling that should
between America and China.
But what spectacle of international dishonesty disclosed
by this of transactions conducted with all the somnity OF
diplomacy We these gentlemen who go in glded
sitting together engage highway robbery
1t is enough make the Chinese kill a missionary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND DIPLOMACY

IS country doing fine thing through President Roosevelt
when remit 100000 Of the indemnity that China agreed
pay the United States compensation the boxer
The president finds that just be
satisfied with much smaller payment than the agreed
and RENTS the balance
We believe this good policy well justice Other
engaged that settlement enforced enormously claims
helpless people John Hay who secretary
the time protested that the ndemnes should be kept within
Of In word the powers engaged
raid deenseless Hav
thought that S00O00 would be ample satisfy claims
interested The shows that he was right
but the powers would agree total less than $33O00OOO
be paid long period years. which would
the whole payment 2Sz20zO of dam
fhie-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-12

u.s.u.t V,lr spirited t~8E from .1p
HI' aud IHs 1rHff suJ hs dspuue
gatm tbgt do uuf buoe what huur
tuy pf uuvn we're tah,u Tho .H,.
in testified a 90 pofoueI .ultiH
thtf fhr Hvstpes C1n'1r mH.t tas,
-ueskea ia while be sad al ssab-
nHu aere Yur tud tbat fbvt Hsed
thr lsIl Aet. t1. h, found tH- v.s
iaeked and spparsatl. undnFH.1sd
phv8 fhr .rsHal nbHds ere, maie
AffI
Es ass fH. wasr Wfsaf.sa rs HaHE
aH ture. Hat fffvr }afa#HE asa
aHuan haa asgn taaFeJ NnaaaaaH
t#e.r saI vf taru strr ha esa
Iaa H..H .n4 sos sha# f Hs f
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-12
LYN(HtDfOR BURGLARY
l.o Negroes HANGED aad Oae Mol BY
a. tarssrd Rob

Tuuiss N.as u.f lE Ibfsr
ssafues RsI~ Fu,hea here 1eafef.
4at nI .yri, af burshurs Tao
a,.s banged lo ie.ealspb polg aab
tar Hhs. $500 .Hef t9 Death
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Im saaaH aua uaaEse uHeiaa"H
ftw tad uesa uia.ra H cess fHHNa
su ahe.r tHt a@UIed
sf aa.a...t. Hsr.aH .HaH .-H
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sentiment IN the ehn''"es be'"ua'
q lhe feuhillhs oI the sSnoos. Inc
board reported no unpaid op!iSa-
lions. The creation of committee
tn vacancy and supply for the pres
byteries was recommended Special
mention was made of DR.. Henry Lit
t1a deceased who was for twenty
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ee77 ~ give ,iie ''7''o's q" 0ppD'
tuIi'l> oI Ni9i'i''S a"o i"Sie1''"S 'it'
bal'dlhg at lrlhltE University. 0pe-
eial cars and a large number OF car
riages wele in waiting to convey the
delegates TO the auiNeFs'lE' Whefe
an hour or more VAS spent going
throag} the building anG looking
over the grounds.
The following standing commit
tees were announced by Moderator
Kirkes:
Bills and oyertures-ReY. K. T.
Phillips, chairman; Rev. w. F, Cum
ningham, Elder S. a. kineaid.
Judicial Business Elder ! u
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-12
EDUCATIONAL lNSnTuTl0NS or CHURCH
ENJOYING IRA OF PROSPERITY.
TRANSFER or RlCORDS
Tic Reunited Synod Is Noa ia Posses
sion OF All 'iialieS and Books for
merIY Belonging TO ihc Two
SYa0dS of Texas.

The synod was in session ycster-
day afternoon from TO o'clock,
The work of The TWO hours being de-
voted to reading reports and COM
munieations
One of the most Important feat
urcs OF the afternoon session was
the transfer of the minutes and rec
ords of the synod of the Presbytcr-
ian church, L. s. A, to the new sy-
nod The final report of this synod
was made by Rev, H. A. Howard,
permanent clerk of the present sy-
nod These records are to be kept by
theclerk as a part of the history of
the reunited synods. The treasurer's
report showed a cash balance of
about $500 1t was moved that this
amount be expended in the purchase
of a Presbyterian digest and the
same presented to Dr. Howard in
appreciation OF his efficient services
as clerk of the former synod. The
motion was adopted. Rev G. NJ Oak
ley of Weatherford, president OF the
Texas Female Seminary. read the
report OF the board of trustees Of
that institution. The report express
ed thankfulness for the success of
! the past year, and showed that the
! in,
/ Since the establishment of the
1 school in 1890 there have been l1o
! graduates. There were four gradu
ates last year. Three were in tht
literary department and one in tn,
! department of music. The enroll
! ment this year exceeded the eXpec-
I tations of the board. the number be-
! ing in excess of 200. During the
past year about $500 was spent on
the improvements of the grounds
and buildings The death of Hon. J.
y. Rushing president of the board.
was reported and the election OF T.
r. Erwin i'm his place was recon-
mauded The report was referred to-
the committee ON education
Ncu i'm order was the rapor, of
the board of directors of the Waza-
harbic Chautauqua. The ncamp-
meut last sear was reported as
success. with large attendance.
THE board Expressed qualification
owe. the high D.1ss of work accom-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
SAD Death OF
YOUNG Girl
MISS OLA ALMA MORGAN DIED
ON SATURDAY AT HER HOME
IN PENNINGTON.

On Saturday, September 2isK at
her home in Pennington, occurred the
death of Miss Ola Alma Morgan after
an illness of typhoid fever. Miss Nor
gan had been III Of fever for several
weeks but was thought to be recover
Ing until a week ago when she was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
End ErsIxine
OHIO COUNTY 1 q % lA TloN
GOING AFTER 1Jpcs Aip
ARPo lNIIhE

WHEELlN !. Sept. 4 special
meeting d tie Ono Comfy bar Asso.
citation held last saturday Attorney
william Erskine was endorsed ior the
vacancy upon the state cont 81 APP
peals made vacant Tile snaflon
Of Judge sanders Honl " iiiiam p
Hubbard, Judge Frank Y Nesbits
Henry N. Russell John 4 conl1 W
e. Kruppi Cen Alfred caldwell and
y. B. HanIan were NAMED CONF
mitteel TO draft prop Fesclations anl
to present the desire q is assucia'
ton to Gov. WI NJ q Dawson. who
will make the appointment pn'A
commit oewas q u ipstfueFed 70 en-
.deayor 10 secure end snisnts for N /,
Ersklne ffom bst sclaiens Of otu.
er COUNTS thtegghoH tBe State.
It being nnolnced that View Mar
tinsyillehas reports tnatthat city had
not sufaclelt hotel RECOMMENDATIONS
to care for the etia q the state
bar association, the local ociatlop
unanimously TEND tation 70
the state organic Ion NOD n ap-
nual meeting next December II Wneel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
Dedication Postponed.

owing to sickness among the peo'
ple generally and especially so in the
n. P. class at Haywood, we have de-
cided to postpone the dedication Of
our church until the spring of 1908. In
the meantime the Ladies' Aid and 9th
err factors of the church will continue
to raise the financial standing and ev'
erything considered this postponement
will be for the best in the end. Thank
ing all who have been with us in this
cause for their kindly interest and
help we are,
Respectfully yours,
BUILDING COMMITTEE. Xxx
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
CAPTAIN MauIsby Here.

Captain T. A. Maulsby is here call
ing on his many friends. He came to
attend the soldiers reunion at Man
nIngton and the reunion of Maulsbys
Battery Association. Captain Mauls'
by will be in the city until wednesday
when he will go to Mt Lake Park
Monday he will leave the Park and
will then go to Martinsburg where he
will spend the winter
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

Amos Huffman and Eliza Jane
Campbell.
Bonds.
John L. Lehman appointed guardian
of Goldie ]. Nichols, infant heir of
Taylor Nichols, deceased, Wood coun-
ty. Bond given in the sum of three
hundred dollars with R. E. Morgan as
surety.
w. NJ. Sinclair appointed administra-
tor of the pedsonal estate of Ida N.
Pearson, deceased. Bond given in
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dol
lars with G. L. Henderson as surety.
Frank A. Williams appointed COM
m1ttee for Hattie Williams, an insane
person. Bond given in the sum of five
hundred dollars with R. F. Nuzum as
surety.
w. B. Taught appointed notary pub
lie. Bond given in the sum Of two
hundred and fifty dollars with J. A.
Meredith as surety.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
Sheet MusIc-sheet Music.
All the late popular Hits"
TYLER.DAv1s & CO.,
2SO Main ST., % floor.
AGED Couple Married.

An aged couple was granted a mar
riage license this morning. Amos
Huffman, of Winfield district, aged
seventy years got tired of living alone,
He courted one Eliza Jane Campbell
aged ilfty-seven years, and today be
claims her as his bride.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
COAL CITY HOUSE FURNISHING
COMPANY

Miss Jettie Moran has returned from
"a weeks visit to PIttsburg. She was
accompanied home by Mr.. Clint West
who has returned to Fairmont to stay
ing the sunmer, Is spending a week
in Ntorgautown before entering on her
duties as principal of the Barrackyille
graded school. Miss Beuna Stevens
has accepted the position vacated by
Mrs. Rohr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
En1bezzlenlent
is The CHARGE c. o. INGRAM, a
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER,
MUST FACE.


WHEELING, Sept. 23.-c Clarence
D. Ingram, a well known young man
about town, was arrested and commit
ted to the county jail yesterday after,
noon on the charge Of embezzling mon
ey and goods valued at 5000 from the
Goodwin Drug Company. J. NJ. Nc
Donald fled the complaint before JUS
tice Rogers, who issued a warrant
which was served by Constable Echols'
AS the bail, which was fixed at $500,
was not furnished, Ingram was COM
mitted to Jail to await his preliminary
hearing to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
NATHAN WRIGHT

Died on Saturday at His Home in MO.
ononsah.
Nathan Wright died on Saturday at
his home in Monongah after an illness
of several days. He was Go years OF
age and is survived by family. Funer-
al services were held on Sunday after
noon, conducted by Rev. W. o. David.
Undertaken R. L. Cunningham in
charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
Eour. up.l Ta.dsy

WilliamiHuf was aSplain dunk
that was Aled slx doItsf
Thomas 0.suIliYan MAS anot her taat
fell. He was aned nine dollar
John Doe was tined Ix dollars for
taking too much
Dick Jones put itp torseit 81 fil-
teen dollars for raising a isturbapce.
Grove Cunning CHAM 81 flSersopfs,
spent sunday with feltlyes IN the
city
Fresh Oysters ii Ropss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
PERSONAL.

3 q \ a = .

.,s - - s. - 4; - - -
Muster GaHolls Holbert Is quite Ill
nj IKE lone ofti s father, Mr.. Ray Hol,
bert, being thFeatened with typhoid
as Otto sinseli of webster is the
g MIS-. Anna Hunter on Jack
81 III: howard left on Sunday for
ii atarten IS 70 spend Sunday To
dsy company with his wife he left
lor jamestown Exposition by way
81 PlttsbllTg.
Grace Mcconnell has returned
from WhesliHg, where she spent a
Lew weeks with friends.
iane Hennen, who had been
ihe gIeg q relatives here, has return
Of ~ nor home in washington, D. c.
.aftl q II Helmicls, former clerk OF
nie Watson Hotel, has accepted a po-
en as travelling salesman for one
81 me best established wholesale
teas conae!lsville, Pa. Mr.. Hell
pses widely ana fayorsbly known
sang sthe travelling new who wish
Ia na1ct success. He Will enter
NOON ais dlttes at once.
Richard shurtliff and children,
81 IFsaeat, are the guests Of her
PARENTS and Mrs. Jasper Kyle.
k saartlttf viii leave the children
their grandparents and will join
III shaFtlItf on d trip east, leaving
saiay evening, They will spend two
sosI on d business and pleasure trip
inhibited clarksburg News.
Sarah Cunningham went to
I8SesgiIle yesterday to visit relatives.
aIfs Linden ohr, who has been en-
pIryed ii K a. cGpntngham's Office dur.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
Played Pittsbura Nationals.

WHEELING, ". Va Sept. 2S.-
Four thousand fans assembled yes.
terday afternoon at Richland park to
witness what may have been the last
Sunday game Of the season in this
city, when the stogies stacked up
against the Plttsburg National League
aggregation and gave them about all
they wanted to handle.
Pirtsburg ..,....lO O0OoO21OO2-5
Wheeling "..,.tO0OOO1OO2OO--S
School books and supplies at Globe
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

Buyer and seller can be brought
face to face. Try the want column
of the West virginlan, the paper ey.
erybody reads.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

clalryoyant and Trance reading, 21e
Hamilton st, $3.50 a. m. until $3.50
.. m. 1856
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
REPORTS
ON STANDARD
SUBMITTED 70 PRO RER KELloee
BY EXPERTS Eis 6 eEp FoR
OCCASION

ii99l, = ~ ~
NEW y9fss sep raak
Kellogg deputy Unite "a States attot
ney general coadacting the govern;
nent suit to dissolve the STANDARD OIL.
Company II New Jersey. has received
reports from lis experts, who exam !
ined the books 81 the company cover
iBg the years ofthe old trust agree
ment and the period Of liquidation
from 1882 until 1885,, by which he Will
attempt to. prove Monday that the
Rockefeller combination was conducts
Cd az a monopoly IN direct defiance Of
the law and courts for eight years.
The period Of liquidation from 1892
until 1893, when there was a pretense
Of carrying out the order Of the su-
pseme Court Of Ohio is more deeply
cIouded In mystery than any other
portion Of the trusts existence, and
straight into this hidden chapter KEEL
logg has determined to force his way.
With the information obtained from
Secretary Charles Pratt and Treasurer
Wesley H. Tllforl, two Standard on
millonafres on the stand tnis week,
and reinforced with the reports Of the
examination Of the books received to-
day, Kellogg expects to lay bare the
details of the financial operations and
3brottlinp If competition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
surprises Expected.

Many surprises are expected. It
was practically determined Saturday
10 call John D. Rockefeller and his
five chiefs, or at least three of them,
to take the witness stand. Kellogg be-
came exasperated this week by the
repeated statements of witnesses that
they knew nothing of the business ex-
cent that which came directly under
their observance. They said they
couldn't tell who had charge Of other
departments or who might have in
formation of various sorts. He desires
TO discover who Is the genius Of the
corporation and who does a general
supervision. Despite the instance of
the witness it is in the record that
control Of all the oil business has been
yested in ten men or their estates
since 1892; that the stock earned
profits in eight years of approximately
s5C0OOo, 900; that the power Of might
was used 10 crush out competition
and that the officers of the trust con.
sidered it suicide for an independent
10 try to fight the Rockefeller ring;
TINT after the Waters-Pierce OIL COM
puny should be ousted from Texas,
Standard officials bought the corsl-
cana and the Securities company,
which carried on the Texas business
and ..turned- over their outputs to
Wa.ers-Pierce; that similar subter-
fnges we're used in other cases and
lint the United States has been APP
pcrtioned between the subsidiary
companies, which never encroach on
the territory of one another, and Ak
priees according to the degree of com.
petition, ranging from 1872 cents in
Colorado to S.5 cents in Ohio III
quoting these figures freight rates
were deducted in order to give a fair
comparison.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

FOSNl W H6tAI
and inexhaustible enjoyment our
soda water fountain seems to be.
We dispense more real, refreshing,
pleasure each day from it to thirsty
and faded palates than can be pur;
chased with Eve times the money
in any other way What SO cool
ing and refreshing on a hot day as
our prosphates, fruit syrups ortce
cream in cold sparkling soda water,
SOUTH SIDE i: !! sPH !. A 4 I y 6
sHINM 8 ROSS, Rrops. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

School Books 1T Globe Book store
~ SON Hotel Bldg. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

Records, Records, Records.
Gold moulded Cylinder Records, Ice
each, $3.50 per dozen. Regular, zoe,
$500 dozen.
TYEnR-DAV1s & co.
st $50 Main Street % Floos.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
Reeords. Reeords, Record.

Gold moulded Cylinder Records, 16c
each, $3.50 per dozen. Regular, $50
"a m dozen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

Records, Records, Records.
Gold moulded Cylinder Records, 16c
each, $3.50 per dozen. Regular, 25c'
TYLER.DAvIs & co.
St 2 $50 Main Street, Cd Floor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
COURT NEWS
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage LlceHses'
G. ]. Vincent and Stella o. Riley.
Amos Huffman and Eliza Jane
Campbell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

TYLRR.DAv1s & co.
I3t $50 Main Street, I'd Floor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

Are ready for you to choose from In
both fashions and fabrics. We have
an exclusive and handsome assortment
4 Of both imported and domestic fab.
rles for your selection, which we Will
fit TO your figure 40 only an artistic
tailor can, and will finish In the best
style Of the art. Now ls the time 70
order your Fall Suit or oversoat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23

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