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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July %. =
To.day's latest reports Of the disaster
at sea again throw doubt on the num-
ber Of llfeboats bearing survivors
which were saved. This also tends to
cast doubt on the reports that 177 per
sons have been saved. It is now denied
that more than one life-Doat was pick.
ed up. 1t contained sixteen survivors
and the bodies of two victims. Six
llfeboats and three life crafts loaded
to the limit, were cut loose. Until
all are accounted for, 1t will be i'm.
possible to know the exact number
saved. Even then few persons who
we're able to cling to the wreckage may
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
Jury Returned Verdict Of Guilty
Against Karl Hau the Brilliant
Young Washington Law Professor

crowd Of "Hau is not guilty, " the voices
penetrating to the court room.
Finally two companies of infantry
and a squadron Of mounted police ap
peared on the scene and drove the
rioters before them. The infantry
with fixed bayonets, cleared all the
streets within 800 yards Of the Court
house.
A large number Of arrests were
made. One old woman was trampled
down by the horses and it is reported
that several other persons were
wounded.
Regarded Hau as Hero.
To the people Hau's daring trip to
Baden Baden made him appear a hero
1t is further explained by citizens that
the Molltors are unpopular in Karls
ruhe,, having lived here until 1899.
The sentencing Of Hau does not END
the case, DR.. Dtetz, his counsel, raw
ing in his address practically given
notice Of appeal,
At the close of the testimony ar
important admission was brought ou'
from Hau. The presiding Judge put
various questions to the prisoner, ask
ing him, among other things, what had
become Of the dark gray oyercoat ne
wore at Baden.Baden November 6.
Hau replied he threw 1t overheard be
tween Calais and Dover. The judge
asked him why he did SO and he said
he did not want his wife to see it
The will of Hau's wife was read. It
made provision for changing her
chllds name to one selected from her
side Of the family. Mr.. Hau, senior
was to have the right to see the
child when he so desired. BY the will
$500 was left to her husband to be
paid upon his release, or to revert to
her family in the event of his death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
CHILD BLOWN
OUT OF WINDOW
HEAVY STORM AT sELPRE OVER.
TURNS HousE-TWo sERl.
ousLY HURT IN WRECK.

PARKERsBURG, July 2S.-Durlng a
heavy wind and rain storm, which oc-
Cured in this locality at 6 o'clock
last evening, the residence Of George
Brooks, in Belpre, across the Ohio riv-
er from this city, was blown over.
Mrs. Brooks and an infant child were
in the house when the storm came up,
and the child was blown out Of the
house through an open door and was
fatally injured. Mrs. Brooks was res
cued from the house by neIghbors and
was found to be seriously injured. The
house is a total wreck, and the con-
tents are all damaged or destroyed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
MAN WHO SHOT PIERCE DAVIS ON
SHORT CREEK ELupEs THE
AUTHORITIES.

WHEELING, July %. Edward
Lockhart, wanted for the murder Of
Pierce Davis, on Short Creek, Brooke
county. Saturday night, is still at lib
erty. Every effort made by posses to
find him have been battled. The search,
however, Is not to be discontinued but
will be prosecuted with renewed yigor
and this morning the board Of county
commissioners Of Brooke county met
and offered areward for Lockhart
Sunday btoodhoands were worked
.ou the trails but they accomplished
but very little. The man was traeies
to the creek ana sheFs Eadsd 4 tor
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
FiFTY.THREE OF THEM, WHOSE
LICENSES WERE KNOCKED
vi OUT, SHUT up.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., July 2S.-
Fifty.three saloons in this city closed
at ii O'clock last night for two years.
Twenty.three saloons In WelIsville,
miles south of this city. will close at
88the same hour Wednesday night and
Tor the same length Of time. By this
act in recent local option elections Co,
1umbina county loses $4,000 in reve'
nues. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, operating the Cleveland aud
SPittsburg division, will commence
next Saturday to operate excursions
twice q week to Plttsburg at 81 The
round trip and which are nov popu-
Iafly known as 4Whiskey excursions :
II Is freely admitted that charges
~ y - j j ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
STATE LEVY IS
!. FIVE CENTS
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
N SCORES ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR TAX REFORM.

CHARLESTON, July 28.-The State
Board Of Public Works held a business
session yesterday and fixed the State
levy at aye cents. Last year 1t was
fixed at eight and a half cents, aud
the year before 1t was twenty cents
In view OF the fact that there has been
. persistent cry that the taxes mex.
year would be increased In order to
raise needed revenue this action Of
the board of public work is slguId.
cant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
Number Of Dead in Disaster at
Sea Is Difficult to Determine
Dispute Of Lifeboats Picked Up

have been picked up by steamers that
will carry them to other points before
they are heard from.
Latest information concerning the
survivors Of the wrecked steamship
Revise estimated the casualties at six
ty. -Four life RATS have been picsea
up and fifty people rescued theretrom
Blame for the disaster Is now laid up
on the officers Of the San Pedro by
many, who assert the frelghter was
out of the course and disrsSarded sig
nails Of the Columbia, Nearly all OF
the rescued were clad only in night
clothing. Many suffered severely from
exposure and a number will be con-
fined in bed several days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
MOUNDSvILLE
MAN SHOT
DURING DISPUTE OVER PRICE OF
GAS ENGINE CLARKE RINE-
MAN WAS FATALLY IN.
JUREo.

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, July 28.-
During a dispute over the price of a
gas engine this morning, Clark RIne.
man, Of Moundsvllle, W. Va, was ia
tally shot, william zoellars. Fred
Hackathorn, Hazel Mercer and Beu
Davidson, alleged to have been mixed
up in the brawl on Broadway wharf,
we're arrested, but deny any part rA
the shooting,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
1900 INVITATIONS
HAVE ALREADY BEEN SENT OUT
FOR WEST VIRGINIA HOME
COMING WEEK..

WHEELING, July 28.- Indications
seem to point to the fact that the
"west Virginia Home Coming Week"
is going to be one of the biggest affairs
ever held in the State and the Wheel
ing end in particular will eclipse any
event Of recent years here, Acceptauc-
es have been received now from man,
prominent people who will make ad.
dresses on welcoming day, while at
present four thousand Of the large sou.
venIr invitations to come back to
wheeling and West Virginia, which
were issued by the entertainment com.
mlttee of the board, have been sent
out from Wheeling. These Invitations
have been going very rapidly and at
the. next meeting OF the entertainment
committee active steps viii be taken
to begin to arrange hotel and boarding
house Accommodations for the visitors,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23

KARLSRUHE, July 2st-Kart Hau
the brilliant young law professor Of
washington, D. c was condemned to
death this morning after q fiy-days'
trial, for the murder Of ais wlte's
r,other, Frau Moltter, a wealthy resi-.
denl Of Baden Baden, in that city No
yemBer s.
The prisoner beard the verdict OF
the jury with perfect composure and
chatted smtllngly With his counsel
after the judges Withdrew to Ak his
sentence. On the return Of the Judges
Hau arose, and, standing erect with
folded arms, listened to the sentence
without moving a muscle. A moment
later he was hurried away to prison
by half dozen policemen.
The sentence is unpopular with the
street crowds, which have been dem.
onstratlng more and more openly for
several days in Hau's favor and
against the Molitor family.
Women Nearly Mobbed.
After the adjournment Of the cour
for an hours recess last evening the
women Of the Molitor party were
compelled to remain in an Office of
the Courthouse because 1t was dan
gerous for them to appear in the
streets. A carriage waited for them
in the court yard and 1t was several
Sours before they were able to leave.
Meanwhile enormous crowds had as
sembled in the streets adjacent to the
Courthouse.
cordons of police kept the crowds
in check for an hour or more, but then
lost control OF them; the masses push
ing and crushing forward to the doors
with the evident intention Of storm
ing the entrance.
There were many shouts from the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
PAID PENALTY
BOWLING GREEN HANGED TO-DAY
FOR MURDER OF HIS WIFE
LAST AUGUST.

PGTTsBURG, July 2s. = Dowliug
Green, an African, was hanged in the
Jail yard at ten.three o'clock this
morning. Green, IS, was resigned to
his fate, and went. to the gallows sing.
Ing. He killed his vile Annie, August
&C, last yeaf. Jealousy was the cause
ii the murder
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23

The Rev. Lewis E. Peters leaves
Monday night for Atlantic City, where
he will remain for a few weeks in the
hopes Of beneatlng his health. Mrs.
Peters and Miss Carrie Peters win
JOIN him there In a week Or two. II
-claskaburg FsIsgram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23

Miss Lillian Arnett has returned
from New York, where she had spent
the past few months. She wasS called
by. the illness Of her mother, Mrs Han,
nah Arnete of East Park.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23
pref GIRL |
SH0 DEAD on
Street TODAY
Murderer Made
Good His Escape

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Esther Nor
Ing a pretty twenty year old girl
was shot dead near the corner Of
Eorty.second street and Fifth avenue
during the heavy down town rush TO.
day BY a man supposed to be Charles
Warner, ner former employer. The
amurderer escaped through the crowd
difing as he fled. He took refuge IN
the spauldlng and the janltor locked
him in. When the police arrived the
fugitive greeted them with bullets
lared down the elevator shaft from the
thfrd moor. Then he escaped through
the window climbed down the fire
escape and made his way to Forty.
third street where the trace was lost
Warner said to be fifty, was for,
IneEly 8 hAberdasher and Miss Narllng
VA Gib cashier. She had told asso
ciates that Warner continually annoy
ed her ~ his attentions.
EEwsYoRK, July 90 (2:Oo p. ND
Frank Warner, the supposed murder
er Of Father Norling, later entered the
store Of John G. Wilson at wayerly
Place and sitally shot Wilson. War
ner was captured and nearly killed by
e mob;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-23

tcontlnusd or Ease EIahssl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
WHAT COUNTS IN BASEBALL
is WINNING THE GAMES
SAYS JENNINGS.

used 90 DO on the old baltimore
team. tho Detroit club win bear
watching around the circuit this
saasoa. In talking II old days he
says; We took advantage q every
point 20 win a game. Once Me.
uraw got a base On aboas the thin.
neat thing ever sAw. A pitched
ball hit his BAT. he at once
plnchsd his arm and claimed his
base. The umpire was Skrpgicmi.
but MoGraw showed his arm. which
of course vas red frum tho plach-
tnE. aud was given the bag
"Of course. I succeeded in ksttins
at = good many tifasa. and most
always the pain aud the rubbing
we're ali q bluff We were after
games and Ne got them. Ifut have
received several siaAheA IN my ca
rerf which were the real thing. one
resulting IA a broken nose
II IL not such = painful thing 20
set hit. When ! drtnrmlned 90 get
hif In order 20 walk. I Just hrac~-s
myself. tightencd my muscles and
the ball would bounce of like rub
her It's easy. bat Il takes nerve.
You can't play ball. however, with
cut nerve. The principal thing In
baseball ID To win games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21

CHARTERED
STATE pRuooisrs AsaocIA.
TON SECURE NEW STEAMER
FoR a Two-DAYs CRUISE
MKT JUNE.

The nsw steamer Prestaent. of
the Paclflc Coast Steamship Co.
has been chartered By the State
Druggists association for 4 two
days cruise. beginning jane Is.
This charter was effected Jester.
daY.
The rrvasdeu, IL now On her way
from the Atlantic coast to this
port The President will make one
trip 20 Meme. and rsturning viii
take the association on itn cruise.
According 20 tho schedule tho
STEAMER Nill leave Tacoma on thu
night Of June 20 and oona "a Sc
attic. On the morning Of June ~
size vii 70 60 BeiiinEham. whers
several hours viii BE- sent. thsncs
to Victoria. n O.. where 4 stop
wffi be made over night
The neat morning this preaident
viii steam for the straits and pass.
lnK out at Cape Fiattory wili cruise
around the Pacific for several
hours. thea returning 70 Seattle.
Already u IL evident that several
hundred members 81 the aseocia.
ton viii take advantage af this
trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
BAGGAGE ROOM
MYSTERY

Shortly after the arrival Of a
coiunlat train. a baggage man dis.
covered a box. evidently the prop.
erty Of one Of the travellers. To
his amazernent ne he was lifting the
heavy baggage. a hegrtfendinK
Eroan animated from the depths
OF the box.
Trembling but determined 10
face the worst. the station man was
about 20 open the mysterious case,
whom he was Interrupted by n
strong masculine voice Demanding.
Hey. what're you doin' with my
plgY"
The bon contained a trick anil.
NAL recently exhibited Ia vaude.
vile. The owner proceeded 10
give a practical demonstration Of
the pigs ability. much to the
amusement Of a large crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21

--eoiiector JcHxun. III fH1aherb. N
a s. Won! Andrew Mack. i09. sec-
oud. sauprume Court. Tee. third
Time. ttstt-6
Fsifth race. five sieHtha mile
Ptmkin. i0f (Gfozal. 20 - I. won
kakono. t07. Racoads Seaais4ndain
lie. third. Tine, t0z3.&
sixth race. Threa-qna Ftern mile
Hryau Tee tflsherl. : 70 1. Won:
puufotoc. ~. second. Germ BLOSSOM
- third. Time. i fsf-E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21

m spite % all his precautions ard
plans Tor secrecy. u. r. puEdsie has
20 ait by and see the names OF fttst
one and another % the men be =
nexotlatsng with made public from
the other end Of tho deal Whieh
same fact makes David kdward
Xciward very hot under tho collar.
although he never allows his be-
niEn smile 10 desert htnL
"It Il not that | DO not want the
public 70 know the kind % men | ar,
after. but 80 not want the
other managers 70 set In ahead 81
me ana spoil negotiations when |
have about brought them 20 q close
Thea. agaia ! do not want 10 IAN
dewn through premature announce
rnenta Some ef those | have been
said 10 have signed have only ae=
osptcd terms. and the deals are not
closed. II q possible that viii
LOSE them. and l DO not want TO fall
down hefare the public.
let me say also that some OF the
fncn announced "a have been signed
~ me. I never even heard Of.
think sosne players who are cut nf
5ohn are just podating a little bot
air 20 keep the fanfcat going. II
will be- al least a week before | can
have my tine-ur complete. and l 10
rot want g give out the names Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
P97,5:,1!Hkss,ft

One billion. three hundred and thirty.
five million. ninsty-thrss thousand and
fifty-thrss dollars we're on deposit al ths
beginning Of this year In New York state.
20 the credit. not. a. might Be surmised
cn-bsnd. Of great insarsnes companies.
or Ersat railroads. or the great banks.
bu, 20 the credit Of the Krsst American
people. In the savings banks Of. the En-.
pifs state.
Not only the sum IL remarkable. but
90 IL the number OF dspositors. Alto
ss'hsr there we're a01.2ss Of them. A
sum IN simple division will show that
,hsiF savings deposited averaged s5os for
each dspositor. or nearly n.to a day for
each Individual.
This total amount OF savings In Hew
York sScesds the deposits OF any nation
except Germany. and the figures for last
year shos sAln o. more than ssl.oOoooo
over the preceding year 70 each year
indicates that the American people are
Erov-ins thrifty and thsY find. as the
nations Of Europe have done. that IN
hrifi IN economy. IN savings. IL greater
profit than IN speculation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21

First race. Three quarters miie---
nsiehambsF. ie7 (Balandl. n 20 10.
Won. Taos. tg7. SECOND. Eimdalr.
lie third Time. i.ia.
Second race. one sHd one -siN-
sseHth rniies--Ths Poet. fnT tB0-
landl. J 10 I. won. n9lasea. re. sec
ofld. Pyrrho i0l third Time.
tsSaa-s
Third rare. fivesstghthm milo
BLACK Eyes. f0T tpreHtanl. 3 to I,
wou. TebasrcrrHs. f07. second !.
Ssatnesa. i17. third. Time. ogf-t
Fourth race. one mile 'oncasta.
i07 (Prcsfnnl. to 5. won. uaivuir.
lei. ascond. Mohur. -. third Time.
i.4f
Fifth race. Fsuturity-y Virginia
Lorraine. % fBrussaisl. 70 1. won
Eiancsr. no. second. Hius Bottle. ~.
third Time. liza
sixth race. eleven atHtaeufha mile
I'D Tracy. fe7 gf.vestnnb, s 90 Z
won Joan % Arc. los. second. Sina-
iea. les third Time. i.f4f-A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
COAST LEAGUE
SCARED AGAIN

n now locks a. II tho Coast league
would back do~n stlii further aud
rake no attempt 10 play the three
games scheduled for this ctty here.
but will transfer them TO Portland
Dug and I.ncan. while they have MT
said 20 openly. have iutimafed that
the NorthWessf league might switch 4
kew games 10 Portland. and. Shiis
this does not look like meaning
much on the face % u. Il evidently
has set somebody 10 thinking. The
Portland Telegram says.
1T begins 70 look an N those three
games sch@siuled BY the Coast
league 20 be played IN Seattle can
be played IN Portland after All. and
the Coast ieakue still hold the ter
rftory.~
The fact about the matter IL that
tbs Coast league has no grounds tn
This city where Il can play the
gnrnes MeCredie'a bah park being
q myth. 4 fake. q transparent blair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
sCHLEFLEY CAPTAINS
WASHINGTON

Larry aehlaney. the former Port
land second bassfnnn. has been made
field captain 20 the washington
team by Manager Cantiliun.
Achlafiey was always a hard man
fuf q captain 20 handle. and how hs
viii be with tho say tn bis own
hands is somewhat doubtful
n ia aafr o. aay that with krhinf-
ley running things there wtli b lot
n klahiaR from the Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21

Many ladies' are thrifty and wish
90 keep a part OF their weekly sal.
AIRY or all0wanee-but 30 many bar
gains and other numerous ways to
spend your change come to notice
every day that Il Ii hard 30 save
your money. Ladies' are invited 10
deposit their savings Ia the State
Bank Of Seattle. where deposits Of
AL sized sums are welcome and all
VIII receive per cent interest. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND.

FIRST race. nine sixteeufhs nile
BoaA Ill (scovilleB. 60 1. wen:
Adena. f07. second. Orena, f8T.
third. Time. IS s-5.
Second race. five-fiRhthe mile
DR.. Sherman. f2a "a Wrfgbr. IL "a
!. won, Or. Schnrff. 11o. second
Jack Kerchevaiie. ils. third. Time,
tIet1-s.
Third race. one and a sixteenth
niles-Cadlcbou. fet (Koerner1.
even. won. friers. iof. second. Iaa-
belita. %. third. Time. lisa.
F2urth race. one mile aud ~ yards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
IT MAKES DUG HOT
UNDER THE COLLAR

anyone 1 have signed untii taas
time
Accardins 10 the San ffanciao
Chronicle. rug has utwned Albert
Carson. the soldier pitcher uf the
san Diego team. Dug refuses 20
either confirm aF deny this Carson
Is said Ia be phenomenal twilrr.
destined 10 be Ia hiK league COM
nany la another season ef Two. Ito
began pitching With tbs thirurth
company Of coast artillery. stationed
at turt RosccTans
According 20 the Frisco Bulletin.
bug d atill trying to land krauec.
the 81 Mays college crack
pItehur other maaaEers are known
10 DO after tho cuiitEian. and Just
nov HIS services are Ia demand.
lamp Osborne h the latest ar-
QUESTION % Eddie Quinnn spokane
team. Osborne j. a tNificr from
the Utah state league. arid cofneB
hirhly recommended and with a
sood record behind him. Qulnn's
team O. about Gem nlete and looks
as strong az any Ia the league.
aa-s-==a~
tlifg Rlankenshlp. of last years
Seattle team. u catching Tor tha
Washington regulars ~ their games
against the Colts. and doing nigh
class work blank j. IN fine condi~
ssoa ard his speed q surprising the
major league haekstupa. The ffrst
triple play of the year Vas pulled
off BY the Colts ~ = recent practice
game. a caught ~ resulting In an
out Al the plate, and oae Et second
On attempted steals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
VARSITY WINS LAST
GAME FROM HIGH

The University Of Washington
baseball team won the third ana
lahf anmo OF the practice series
with the seattle hish school Yestnf 2
day afternoon, The score being va
T. In spite ~ TIE fact that The DAY
WAS faN aud Windy. and that the
last five innings were played In the
rain the Eamr was 4 good one.
The university practically N9u on
a home run ~ Hove scoring two
runs The he should not have
counted for more than tNp sacks.
but the ball was lost IN the bleach
era aud the runners chased each
other hume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-21
THE Markets

Ths shira Steamer thi- week ar
rrivad tsday nth the usual aE~sft-
fnsnt ~ green stuff
There ie little movement IN the
nranww tnasaet. as higher price -
rapsrtsd when uew shipments ar
rive from California
nuttsf IL stEii very srAree. al
though = delayed car arxived from
ths east yesterday. The dealers are
depending almoat entirely UPON exs
press shipments fer thsir eastern
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