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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
B. & 0. Takes Special Precautions
Relative to Health of Passenger

trip, the instructions also lstIpalate
that all cars used in through and 10.
cal traffic be fumigated once a month,
either at the shops at Mt. Glare or at
GAINESVILLE, o. It is also provided that
the cars used in transporting lmmi.
grants be very carefully fumlgated
and .disinfected. When car is found
to be infested with vermIn all the
trimmings OF the seats and a1l carpets
used in the aisles must be burned
and replaced with new materials be.
fore leaving the shops.
Close attention Is also given to the
sanitary condition Of the water cool.
ers on all cars, and the orders are to
lave them flushed after each trip and
washed out with weak disinfectant.
From these rules, close, observance
'of which is strictly enforced, It wifi
be seen that the coach on the Baltl.
more and Ohio undergoes a house,
cleaning after each trip and has as
mach care taken to keep them clean.
This arrangement by the manage
ment Of the road has the double pur.
pose Of keeping equipment in good
condition and giving protection 10 the
health Of the patrons similar to the
attention the average housekeepcr
gives 10 the care Of her home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
FAIRMoNT WEST VIRGINIA TUESDAY NAY a. 1907
Pittsburg Visitors Will Arrive Here
About 4:30 O'clock According to
Message Received from Morgantown

The special train carrying the the Pe Cham.
Der OF Commerce Its trade Virginia
nd arrive the this afternoon was one
hour and thirty minutes late In reaching Norganown. The train was
scheduled 10 arrive at MogantowR onewen but did not get
there until twoi The visitors the various
committees and that were waiting for
them The company took ride the loop of Utility
pany,
While The train was far behind time moi
late coming to this city, Mogantown the West Virgin
ian states that the visitors number eighty and that preparing
leave that city threeay o'clock BY leaving
they wifi arrive in Farmont about fourthrty O'Clock.
The will then boar the cars In
front OF the Courthouse for the trolley ride promptly
Inc local Board of Trade and the Merchants
ed every detail for the coming OF the visitors and royal
welcome at the hands Of Fairmonts business
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
Mr.. 7AIf|::T|'COMINC
TO WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS SUMMER.
WILL MAKE ADDRESS
At M0UNDSyILLE|


WHEELING, May 1i.-Secretary Of
War Taft Is to visit Wheeling during
the coming summer, Information to
that effect being made public yester.
day by officers Of the Moundsvile
ChautauQua Association. and during
The session OF that body he Will be one
Of the Chautauqla speakers. The In.
ritation 10 Mr.. Taft was EXTENDED b.
the Association through Congressman
William P. Hubbard, Of this city, AMI
yesterday a reply was received stat.
Ing in effect that 1t was rather long
ahead to promise, but that he would
come providing unforeseen cIrcum.
stances did not forbid.
The coming Of Secretary Taft to
Wheeling will he OF more than ordI.
nary interest. considering the fact
that he is the most prominent OF the
presidential possibilities and Is also
the favored candidate Of West vir.
Glnia. The coming Of the speaker
too, viii. no doubt mean as much for
the chautnuqna as It will mean In po
lltical significance for Il viii be his
first visit In the State In several year.
The last occasion he was In the State
he made no stops. but was going
through on the B. and o. from the
west and quite number went frnlu
this city to Rcnwood TO meet his spr.
clal. That, however was before his
serious suggestion as a presidential
possibility.
The plans for the Chautauqua are
also progressing nicely and yesterday
Mr. c. B. Graham, president Of the
organization, stated that the material
for the Chaatauaaa programme would
be published in a short time, the
edition TO consist Of $4,000. The pro.
gramme this year, Mr.. Graham stated
would be one Of the most elaborate
yet offered. while the grounds have
been greatly improved and beautIfied,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
PANIC STRICKEN
PEOPLE FLEE
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN NEIGH
eoRHooD OF MT. AETNA
BRIGHTEN RESIDENTS.

ROME, May li.-Earthquakc shocks
In the Reiehb0rhood OF Mount Etna
continue adding to the panic among
the people living near the volcano.
Catania, Sicily, dispatches received 10.
day say that since midday yesterday,
continued shocks have been felt and
there Is the greatest fear that one Of
the worst erurtlons Is about to occur.
To-day the exodus Of the panic strlck.
en- residents in the neighborhood OF
Etna is greatly increased. Thousands
Of people are now fleeing from their
homes and thousands Of others are
ready TO fly when the danger becomes
more threatening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
CO
TO HUNTINGTON
FAlRMoNT WILL BE WELL REPRE-.
SENED AT STATE MEETING
IN THAT CITY TO.
MORROW.


Fairmont will be well represented
at the West Virginia State Medical
Association which meets at Hunting.
ton tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
Two Of our physicians, Drs. J. 4, Cook
and c. L. Holland will read papers be,
fore the association. DR.. Cooks sub.
ject for discussion Is "The Hospitals
of the State and Their Relation to the
Physicians and the Surgeons" DR..
Holland will discuss Effects Of Alec.
hol on the Respiratory Tract"
Other doctors who will attend the
meeting are H. R. johnson, c. o. Hen.
ry, W. C: Jamlson, A. L. Peters and
]. W. Mcdonald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
DIED TO-DAY
s MUSICIAN WHO CAME HERE ON
SHOW BOAT DIES AFTER ILL.
NESS OF TYPHOID FEVER.

This afternoon at about one O'Clock
at Cook Hospital occurred the death
of Mr., J. A. Huffman. after an Illness
of several weeks Of typhoid fever. Mr..
Huffman was one Of the musicians on
the show.boat which was In Fairmon,
recently, and was taken sick while
here and removed to Cook Hospital,
where he died to-day. Mr.. Huifman's
wife and father have been here with
him during his Illness. The home Of
the deceased is at Lykens, Pa. The
remains were removed to Cunning.
hams undertaking establishment
where they were prepared for burial.
( No funeral arrangements have vet
been made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
CUBAN I TREASURY
lSsOV|ERFLOWINC
With |. | |. ]. MON { Y.
7II13BTI " y. IG11s-TT - = ~
GREAT g! 1I| Y |. PROSPERITY l| o
UNDER U. S. RULE

j WASHINGTON, May l4.-omcIal
] Information from Governor Magoon, Of
Cuba, that he has decided to start
system Of internal improvements on
the island Is peculiarly interesting.
i Cuban banks are so prosperous they
have refused Magooa's offer to loan
them a large part Of the money in the
] Cuban treasury. Under the American
administration the Islands income
now exceeds the expenditures by half
q million a month more than under
Palma regime. The treasury is now
tbardened with about sixteen millions.
A large part OF this Magoon has de.
ctded to expend in the improvement
aof public roads and public buildings
for which appropriations have been
made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
..N||IR||. NOLL is
WELL PLEASED
PRESIDENT; OF MoNoNeAHELA
AND OHIO PACKET COMPANY
Is IN TOWN TODAY.

5$2M. F. Noll, president Of the No
Z inongahela and Ohio Packet Company.
came in this morning from Clarksburs
over. the trolley line. He was seen
: by representative Of the West ylr.
ginian and was questioned about how
.the Packet. Company was satisfied
with the prospect for business from
this town.
is.S President Noll said that he knew
what the company had done at other
places where It did not have nearly
so good show as II has here and
Judging from that he was sure that
there would be plenty OF business here
\ for the company. President Noll gath.
cred up many things that will be con.
$sldered In making the SERVE mor4
efficient to the patrons here. Pres..
..gdent Noll is very much pleased with
the press notices that the city papers
have given his company. He knows
that they are the best medium for I'D.
I rertlslng.
w. E. Roe. general manager of the
company, will come to this city this
evening on the special train carrying
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
!. ..D||||R|i|...S|''TET!S|'ONWILl
.B|!'EI:8I|'N||y|.I.F''.IAIRMON1 Be: m !.
!. next !. .E||RlDAIH1
1.-Two { ]! | P|uBLlC5AEETlINGs
AllF|:TljERA00NgAN A !: |: |

Fairmont will be- honored next Fri.Si
day by the coming TO the city. 81
Hon. w. ". stetson State ssupesiI,..
tendent q Schools Of Maine, who is
making 9 tour of the State under tiiss
direction ot State SsuptI siiller.
These educational tours have prov
en- very profitable Ii the past and sthe
visit Of Dr. stetson will give still stnr
ther inspiration to TIE edlcaa aionai
forces q the State, SSii
sanerlntendent5 Miller and sDr, stss;
son will arrlyeSlns Falrmont Friday tat
noon, and two meetings will he held
in the city. he8aiternoon5 1T three
o'clock Dr. stetson viii sdellseria "a tspe,s
esial saa address To- The students sof The
Normal school; and to the, teachers 81
FairmontS and vicinity, and oil others
who may be Interested. Il
In the evening at eight clock he
will address an educational mass meet;
Ing In the High School Auditorium ato
which the citizens; and public school
patrons Of the city are cordially Slhyitl
ed. n
Or, stetson Is a most Inspiring
speaker and MS lectures on education
are always a treat. This win be a i
rare opportunity for the people q; our
city to hear an educator Of snationat
prominence. N VI i
Dr., ste:tson was president ois thsIls
Department Of Superintendent Of 4
the National Educational Association q
last year, and the organization has
never had a more pleasing presiding
officer. Admission { 10 both lectures
will be free; and the public: Is not only 4
invited but urged TO be present
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
LAUGHED At HER
BEAU IN PRISON
YOUNG WOMAN HAD TROUBLE
WITH HER FlANcEE WHO NOW
LANGUlSHES IN JAIL.

PlTTSBURG. May 14.-Although II
Is said that he wooed Miss Mary Gosh.
en- for almost year, and twice during
the last two months fixed the date for
their marriage, borrowing SIS from
her 10 prepare for the nuptials, Frank
Smith failed to carry out the alleged
contract. The young woman mad her
revenge last evening when she was
able 10 stand at the entrance TO the
jail and laugh at Smith as he was be.
ing placed behind the bars on charge
OF false pretense.
Miss Goshen appeared before Alder.
man Mcdowell yesterday and made In.
formation against Smith, alleging that
he had not only proved anfal,hfal but
had, by false pretense, obtained s45
from her. She says that she met the
Young man about q year ago. and since
that time he had been an ardent WOO
[er. About two months ago he set the
date for the wedding and borrowed a
small sum to prepare for 1t, she al
leses. He failed to appear.
Several days afterward ne met her
and marle such good excuses that he
was forgiven. The marriage was de
ferred until several days ago. and he
again borrowed money from her, she
says. When the man failed to appear
for The second time, Miss Goshen
caused his arrest. AZ. 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
YOUNG wife
LEAVES HOME
HUSBAND UNABLE TO GIVE REA
SON FOR HIS WiFE's SUDDEN
DEPARTURE.

MORGANTOWN. NAV 14.-Mrs
Annei Thomas, aged IS, who has been
living with her husband, NJ. W. Thorn.
as, on WIles Hill, In the Fourth ward,
disappeared from her home on last
wednesday, May j. anu all ehorts 10
iocate ncf nave tafed' ffef has6aha
Is prostrateu WIN grief ana gives NO
."'o" ''' "'s "'e us'"'"e ~ 'e"'e
"'
Mrs. Ihomas was formerly MISS
ANNIE Fe25etti OF M0nesseh' Pa,
where her parents reslae ana where
She was married TO Mr. Thomas July
i"' isV"' friend OF MT. lhomas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
LARGE FIRMS
ARE IN DANCER
UNSETTLED WHEAT MARKET
MAKES BUYERS AFRAID TO
TAKE CHANCES TODAY,

CHICAGO, May l4.-Wheat opened
In the Chicago pit this morning wild,
Irregular ami unsettled with frequen,
predictions that before noon some
large firms would announce assign,
ments. The Greatest excitement pre-.
wallis, brokers fear to get In and trad.
Ing Is ligat. The movement was con.
centrated upon a July option which
opened with a rush at ninety.sfx and
n quarter and advanced three. quarters.
1t then fell quarter below the open.
Ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
OUT OF TOWN
WERE ToUeHs ORDERED WHO
DIDN'T LOOK GOOD TO NOR.
6ANToWN AUTHORITIES

MoRGANToWN. May 1i.-FIye
suspicious characters were arrested
here this morning. The gang is a
tough looking one and 1t is thought
that they are the burglars that oper.
ated In, Fairmont a few days ago and
who visited several houses In this
city last Friday night. There was not
Sufficient evidence to prove anything
on the. men nor was there enough to
hold them for the grand jury. They
were given Just enough time to get
out. Of town and they made tracks,
each man taking his own course.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
S'T'I|LIL.|H;U||IN|||||'lI|.'I|N||l|g | |.
FO||R.JU!.RYnENl
PROSPECTS. ~ y. Q DDlcATE {THATsFouR
WILL BE ssEGEcTEDE Elk It
5ij WOOD CASE TO DAY. sSSls & 81


BoIcE, Idaho, May 1, With allS6f
the seats In the jury box occupied al:
though but four members have been
passed for cause by boths sides and
all are yet 4 subject 70 perenptoryt tehal:
lenges. the third day Of the trial Of
William D. Haywood for q fmnrde %
Frank steuenbergs began. The pros
poets are good for the selection or at
least four Jurors before court ad:
iourns today The court room was
today uncomtortably hot; when the
examination Of fithe seventy. y.three VEN
lremen remaining In the panel el6began.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
!. RE|:'vI.W.J. EDDY
WILL LEAVE TOMORROW MORN.
ING TO ATTEND BAPTIST
X ANNIVERSARIES.

n 4.
Rev. W. ]. Eddy will leave Wednes.
day morning for Washington, D. C..
where he, will attend the Northern Bap,
tlss anniversaries, which are In ses.
sion in the capital city. After the con.
ciusion Of these anniversaries, Rev.
Eddy will so to jamestown where he
will attend the American National Bap,
itist Convention, and also the exposl
tion. Rev. Eddy will return here the
latter part Of next week. Mr.. and Mrs,
Jesse LeAIasters expect to leave In
a few days to attend these conven'
tions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
7IneIr.s,:,llis,lesI HIs Force, I

Mr. c. ?. Taylor the Parks Avenue
Tailor has secured heEseryiee on M.
Geo, stuibers formerly q tailor for Mr..
Geo, Morrow here as well IasI Mr. MI:
lard Emberg, Of Newark. 10 i both ot
whom, are! adopts I'd theiF line. Next
week four more men win be added to
the tailoring force Of this estabiisha
ment to take care Of the rush nowsforS
spring suits. This abllshmeht
has grown wonderfully iii the last
year and the advertised prices for top
coats and suits at si5,oO and ID, has
been the means Of making this estabs
ilshments very popular vith The, masses
Of the people who want good clothes
at a reasonable prfce. s.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14

The Infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
A. Kinney, Of Bell Run, near Locust
areue, died this morning. The child
was two days old. Tie lnterment Will
take place tomorrow morning at Mo.
nongah. Undertaken r. L. Cunning.
ham has charge Of the arrangements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14

On Tuesday, May twenty.hrst, at
serenthlrty o'clock at the Peoples
Temple, the G. A. R. Memorial Ser
vice will be held. This Will be the
opening service Of the State Encamp.
'ment OF the G. "A. R.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
Firm Of Ogden . Ogden Dissolve Part
5nershtp. y

q The law partnership OK Ogden and
Ogden has been dissolved nv mutual
consent. Mr.. Howard n, Ogden. TIN
senior member Of thesarm has remoys
ed his Offices to the Ogden tb..lldlng at
4as Main street, which are handsome,
ly ftied up and commoaions,
Mr. Marshall Ogden. tie other mem.
Der Of the Arm retains the Old oillces
Of the firm located IN The Hall block,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
NEWS OF Today
BRIEFLY TOLD
TElE6RAPHlc TICKS OF EVENTS
WHICH HAVE TRANSFERRED
SINCE MORNING.

NEW YORK, May i4.-Betweea
forty and fifty fremen were overcome
by fire and smoke in the basement of
Remington Typewriter Co. building
on Broadway just afternoon today.
Several Of the victims are in an ex.
tremely precarious condition and It is
feared they will die. The FIRE Itself
vas Insignificant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14

p VIENNA, May l4.-Austrians know
bow to get out the votes. To-Day they
are holding the first election under the
new universal suffrage laws and every
voter failing 10 so to the polls is liable
to fine and Imprisonment. Men who
have not voted for years swarmed to
the voting places which are thronged
Il Is generally predicted that the cle..
icals will win. ,..a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14

HARRISBURG, May 14.-Goyernor
Stuart has approved the bill establish.
ed sanitariums for free treatment OF
consumptives. The senate to.da.
concured IS ayes TO 10 nays in house
amendments TO the veteran soldiers
pension bill. The amount will be fix.
ed at two million dollars. In the
house nearly the entire morning ses.
sion devoted action upon Senate
amendments TO house appropriation
bills almost all of which were concur.
red In.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14

Mrs. c. P. Taylor and son Bennle
have gone to Ohio on an extended
Visit 70 relatives. &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14

HARRISBURG, May 1.-THE thir,
tytfrst annual session Of the Grand
Castle of the Pennsylvania knights
of Golden Eagle began here to day aaG
will continue until Thursday. The
feature today was the parade. Thurs.
day morning officers elected last De.
cembcr will be installed. The only CT.
ffcer to be elected Is Grani Herald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14

HAMILTON o.. May 14.-Norih
and south bound cars of the Cincln.
natl Northern Traction line coliided
while rounding curve North Hamilton
to-day. An unknown girl was fatally
injured, fifteen other people were
badly cut and bruised.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-14
Tz9H Faaf N VHEaE readers Ha

! & ssiall
81 THE y EVENING spIs
n aches THE PEoP swHlls
l'ltlsHlt THEY ~ ] HAVE 81 y; TINE no READ
4: " THE, THE DAYS NEWS.
5' I q II v Y h ijl,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Tatalcr Ausbrnf.

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acknowledgement"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

80, Oh bnit reht!" sit bod q
brabes 8eib. meinc 8rau."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

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Sdllen crnitlihe SerbauuugSitorungen
unb barau5 entitebenbc aianfbeiten
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sonne ben Sbieren brauben i'm Sreien
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

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