davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
What Congressman Said.

WI N1lAAAcAAA Odl4.
Congressman Lamb was presented ana
was loudly appiauded as he arose to
speak. The Congressman declared that
for twenty years he had been a retail
merchant. and he fe1t that lie vas in
tho house of his friends. lie had kept
in close touch with the retail merchants
He had championed their course had
sent them copies Of the pure food bill,
and Interpreted 10 for them.
Captain Lamb was quite humorous at
times. and provoked great laughter and
applause. lie was referring to Governor
Montague as young man who had been
raised ON oysters and salt fish. when
the latter interrupted to say it was
oysters. mosquitoes and chills." Any
how. j. was brain food" replied the
speaker and YOU have hcen trained
upon 80 to make these beautiful ex-
tcmporaneous speeches"
Tile speaker declared Ee would call
names in speaking OF Richmonds pros
perity, and said her clearing house re-
Continued on Third Page
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Montague Speaks.


1ir Meredith presented Hon. a j Nom
tasle .a "a most -eliottous manner. auI
tte former executive was given fine
rccutior
Naen ae was allowed 10 proceed AIr
Montag4e made some pleasant and hu-
uorous references 20 MI Neredith's in
troductory remarks. and launched into a
most attractive treatment Of the suhject
oi Trade. which was assigned him
ID may say he went on. that the
retail merchants formed and built ar
Richmond There isn't a prosperous
cry TO-DAY ia America, where the re-
tail trade IS not prosperous
NO community has ever made tho
commercial strides made in our own
country. and yet we have but barel,,
scratched the surface
We have now stopped sproutiug. and
are developing those things that have
already started
II believe in patrouiziuE home in
dustries. but n We have more than We
can sell here. We ought 10 send il
somewhere else
This state and tho South are places
10 come 20 and stay and not places to
go from.
III there ever was q time when our
Young men had All opportunity TO do
well in their own State. IL IS now.
The great centre OF commercial
gravity has shifted from foreign coun-
tries and is lowering somewh mere he
tween the Atlantic and the Pacific. and
the Gulf Of Mexico. and Canada
The young man Of the South to-day
has rs good q chance IN the commercial
world a. home IS anywhere else on
earth
Governor Moutarua spoke Of the lnfu-
ence Of the business man IN public affairs
and said
II aou's look FOR this country to pros
pcr wholly through the Statesmen ia
oihc-. u IS the unofficial statesmen.
down among the rank and nle OF the
community, that is the hope OF good gov
eminent in this land. ] think this city
has great future before it. 7 congratu-
late YOU upon the progress and efficiency
of yOur aesOciafion.f'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Continued on Third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Had Money. But Freezes to Death

WARSAW. VA. january 2t--Iepard .
Hale. aged fi.y Years was founr
frolcu Co death at tuc sawmul OF a..
IT, Withcrs. near Hayuesviuc ON hfs
person was found S4SO in cash "a.
was poorly clad and was unable q.
withstand tho severe cold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Continued on Third Pase)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
'IAKIIE.!SI|sHOT
CORONER
svvAsHlNe eToN co olJNTY OFFICIAL
rs sWAYlAIn ON THE cogN'
TN ROAD

cANNoNsBl Fa Adg 2sl-As
Coroner w. Hs sipe was returning ol
10 O'Clock lastl III tfom Westlaud.
four miles distant whete he had con-
Quoted an n4inque he suddenly saw
revolyers Hash me roadside ten
feet from; his Bus and heard bull
let wits past his ead: HIS hone
leaped forward and went some dis
tance before tie Coroner could bring
it to q stops
Calling te miner who chanced 10
be walking la6 tie road ahead to hold
the horse. Coroner Sine with reyol-
yer in hand went back % the cIump
OF bushes where tie shot had been
fred, ready 70 tomatcIi MS marlssman.
ship against tAat 81 Tie wonld.be as-
sassln. The man liad ded leaving no
clew to. his identity
Coroner slpe ilas been active IN
lighting the Black Hand m Washing
ton county and It IS Believed the shot
was fired byss member oE the orgaui-
zation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
AUTHORITATIVE: ! !. VI:
STATEMENT | ] ! !. ! By |
Ills BROTHER I'II ! i
Ann c,utlc ernent
B MAJ de Soon

Hon. JAlius scherr, of Eglon, this
site brother ot5 State Auditor Arnold
scifeFr Is a Falrmont visitor to-day
aaaS,he, Is authority for the statement
thSt iis brother has fully decided to
bseon candidate for the Republican
a5niha tion for governor, subject to
fas Republican convention next
5ssfs ie formal announcement will
" mad before many days.
Atdltof scherr Is a veteran Repub.
tiran ana will muster considerable
stFeag gth various parts Of the State:
HlsShone being in Mineral county, 1t
thatihe will make a strong
slowing in the Second district. He
has c4usintances and warm friends
ii all arts of the State.
unies Hon Elliott Northcptt can
3spreYa 81 upon 10 run by some who
aase bee urging him to enter the
NICE. the chance. are that the West
Virginia a 8 prophecy OF some months
ago Vim come true and the final con;
test for the nomination Will be between
Auditor ecret3a1lryss 9f q, state YET
ssish AS scheFF and s YtsRs!,EE are Z,
ibpEf members otttae present Stat. g cd.
laIais ion tn restgnati9h. q one .IS Or
b6tSs 81 them hight become necessary
before the question IS settled. When.
ne scramble for delegates comes on.
ne viii; settle down to sa zeal g. tug
sctswar and then IS the time the fun,
atllSbegin. 50 fsf the selection Of y
candidate has been In the hands OF
the edftoFsi but slater the matter will
ssye to he taf4sa .oyer: to the dele.
gates. The formal lncement Of
AUDITOR scherr,s candidacy will be
awaited with interest, .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
ConlingUp Stream
THE EEvIRA PASSES THROUGH
WHEELING ON, 1.-THE WAY
TO FAIRMoNT.

WHEELING, Aug. 2S.-The Elvira,
a new boat but. recently launched at
Parkersburg, and that has been plying
on the upper Kanawha till low water
ended navigation there, arrived at the
local wharf yesterday. The boat IA
owned by Captain Cooper, Of Grants
Vile, and is on her way to the upper
end Of the Monongahela. where she
intends plying till the river opens up
III the fall for the larger packets. The
Elvlra is a trim little craft, equipped
with an IS horse power gas engine
and draws but ten inches Of water
The owner Of the Etvlra Is well known
here and several years ago was asso'
clated with Jeff Frame in operating
the H. B. Scott Of this city in1tne
low water trade,
T..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
STAT AUDITOR ARNOLIlG. SCRERR
VNLL LLBEACANDIlATE FOR Governor.
M. z. Conf ference Refused TO
Admit Rev. I. a. Barnes and
Declined Him Rec ognition

voted to the boards Of the church.
At last nights session Miss Olive I.
Hodges, a missionary who has just re.
turned from japan, addressed the con.
ference. Hon Ira c. Post Of the Kan
sas city University, and Or. 7. II.
Lewis, Of Westminster Md.5 were 9th.
er speakers, IS
Delegates toitAe general conference
OF the church. which meets at Pitts
burg next May, will be. selected to-
morrow. The committee on bOun.
darfes will report tomorrow that the
name Of Pleassnt's charge be re-
named Maxwell They will recon-
mend that a request to have Hackers
Valley charge distributed between Ad-
Olson and Sutton be refused. There
are probably more delegates at the
Gassaway hotel here than have ever
before assembled in any hotel in
West Virginia at any conference Of
any denomination
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
Della eff. Fox Very III /
PERlToNITls SEXES ACTRESS AT
THE HOTEL LINCOLN IN
PITTs5uRe.

.P1TTsBURG Aug. 2S.-Dells Fox,
the actress, who opened an engage
ment at the Grand Opera House on
Monday, is ayicttm of peritouItls, at
her apartments at the Hotel Lincoln.
The actress was attacked on Tues
day, yesterday her. condition was re-
ported serious. At one o'clock to-
day she was reported to be resting
easy.
Her engagement at. the Grand was
cancelled for the rest Of the week.
Madge Fox, a young singing aud tum-
bling artist from New York, was
brought on to fill the prima donna's
place on the vaudeville bill.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
threats MADE
TO.LYNCH NEGRO.
CHARGED WITH a HEiNous, Of
FENsE, VIRGINIA NEGRO Is j.
RusHEp$To 'RLuE.FlE=L!p;' 4 4
FOR SAFETY.

fBLBEFGELDS Aug. 2S.-Walter Rlp.
81, colored, wasSIbrought here last
night from PocaHoRtas, va where he
was arrested aftsF d hard chase BY q,
fcers. Rfppy IS charged with attempt;
ed assault. The outrage was attempt:
ed within sight Of Col BtoWnllg's
summer home upon the younger 81 two
Carr sisters, who we're picking black.
berries on the farm. The girl, four.
teen years Of age, put UP a desperate
fight and succeeded in getting away
from the negro. Her sister, who start.
ed to run as soon as her younger sts:
ter was caught was fired apon two
times by the negro. oficefsF arrived
upon the scene shortly after the crime
and within an hour had the negro
within the tolls. Threats Of lynchtng
caused the officers to bring their ptls:
oner to this cttyitor safe keeping. n.
D. i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
New App pointnlent
GENERAL MANAGER FITZGERALD
ANNOUNCES App OINTMENT
OF IspEcToR OF YARDS.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug, 28.-Gener.
al Manager Thomas Fitzgerald, Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, announc-
es the appointment Of Mr.. g. F.
IThompkins as Inspector Of yards sac:
ceeding Mr. J. H, Rosenstack who're.
signed to accept 4 position with an.
other railroad. The schange became
etfectiye yesterday. Mr. ThompGlas
was promoted from general yard mas.
ter at chicago Junction ana has been
Ia the service of the road Tor some
time. The position % lnspe etog tot
yards was created d little over tSo
months sgo @it6. he aim o. meeting
more prompt hsnaIlns ot freight aud
prevent congestion on the road
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
FROM
An AUTOMOBILE. lLIIE':.
ORPHAN BOY PULLED OUT OF
! MACHINE CONTAINING A
GAY PARTY.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. "a
Charles Miner > t2-year.old inmate
Of the orphan asylum Of the Chill.
dran's, Aid Society, was kidnapped
Tuesday afternoon at Euclid Beach,
BY a woman who snatched the boy
from an automobile.
The boy was one Of the 1900 or.
.phans whom the automobiles Of the
city gave a ride and picnic at Gordon
park. The cityscouncil car had reach
ed Euclid street when an aged woman
eibowed her way through the throng
and grabbed the boy who was IN the
rear seat The police claim that the
lads grandmother took the boy, He
had been taken tfomfhe BY the court.
ft3Ff iisfs,l 92.f Nd .staq u igsf4t,i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
SAYS She's
AWFUL !|! I !
WHITES LETTER TO RIVAL WHO
WHO HoRsEWHIPPED HER,
AND BEes 70 oRGlvENEss;

sTEUBENVILLE o., Aug. %. -
stlng so deeply that she could scarce
III bear the humiliation, Mrs. Bessie
Dean sulstrom, who was publicly horse
whipped BY Mrs Clarence Grimes on
tts main street Of Mlngo several
nights ago, has written letter Of
apology to the woman whose, hus-
baad's love she ls.credited with steal
Ing. IN her letter Mrs. Ulstrom says
shells! exceedingly sorry for what took
1lsce and begs forgiveness from Mrs.
Crimes. She says she does not love
clarence Grimes aud does not know
Anything about him, When she wrote
ssletter she did not know that Mrs.
Grimes had read the letter written by
aet 10 Grimes and she did not know
Chat the matter wasito be published in
the; local papers. She labored under
tie Impression that the matter was to
beykept quiet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
'REBELSTAElIl.|EI':.. ( q
]. SMALL VILLAGE
SERIOUS OUTBREAK HAS OCCUR,
RED AND REV gTloN MAY
BECOME GENERAL. n

. u 4 , u .l !
SHANGHAI China, Aug. 23.- Ase-
.rIous outbreak has occurred in Ngami
.ghYa province, according to adyices
here to-day. The. rebels have taken
possession Of asmall a village near
Tong Ching and after slaughter local
police and burning residences escap-
ed. It ii, feared the attack will aext
be made on Tong Ching, The reyoi
.lutionary movement IS spreading rap,
idly and great fears are felt that y
will become general. Troops are re-
ported to have been ordered to the dis.
turbed districts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
'TREVTON.INISTEA
O!!E.M!!.0yElSvIlgE
DISTRICT or coLu uMBlA PRfsoN,
ERs WlGL HEREAFTER BE
u SENT; II o$FRENTo ToN's
s's 81 PRISON.

T Z ~ . -. u
'WAsHIN NGfo oN, .s2ag. Persons
convicted of 9crlme In the District Of
SoilmBia and committed to the pen.
ttentiary VIII not beSseht to Mounds
Snls hereafter, but will be committed
to- the New Jersey State prison at
Trenton, N. T., bysorder. Of the attof.
ney general and notification to the
Supreme Court Of tile District Of Co.
lumbia.
By section 925 Of the District code,
sentences imposed by the district SD
preme Court do not designate the.pen.
itentlary to which convicted defend
ants are to be sent. and the designa'
tion of the place Of confinement is left
entirely to the attorney general: By
a letter to United States District At
torney Baker the Trenton peniten'
tiary is now designated. The letter
was presented to Justice. Stafford to
day by Assistant United States Attor.
ney Adkins. and was ordered to be
filed.
Persons sentenced to the penlten'
tiary from the lo5ll courts since De
cember Is, 1908, have been taken to
Moundsville. w. Va. Prior, to that
time the Trenton penltentiary was
used. 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

Hurry! Hqrryi this 'is.5he last call
be made for TIE. big, double
vote, onlS.sne day left totget that lib,
eFal offeEatd all Sso'cloclp m. satur.
day this chance Will be forever a mat.
ter Of memory and in the final wind
up on the S1st day of August. some
one will lSbe a. few votes. behind the
winners and then what. thought will
enter the minds ofsthe ones who have
fallen behind in the race. They will
say, "oh, Il I had known this, I could
have secured the required number Of
votes while the special offer for dou;
BILE votes. was good and not half tried"
That may be the conclusions reached
by some but to the most vigllant that
viii not occur. They. are now trying
and will, continue to try to get every
vote that II lis possible to secure bs.
fore Saturday evening and they will
turn them into the ballet box while
they are worth the most to them.
{ It Is getting easier every day to
secure votes in large quantities as
most all subscribers are reaVzing that
1t is just as prudent torpay their sub.
scriptions to those who are their
friend in the race for the pony and
give them the benefit Of the. votes
which are to them more valuable just
now than gold, Or precious stones, as
to wait and pay ittlater on to the cir
culatlon manager.
This was very clearly Illustrated
yesterday when a friend Of Phillip
,Tatterson's came in the Office and
voted 7,O0Oyotes for him which would
have been enough to change the roll
of honor In district number three and
would have placed him at the head of
the list had not a gentleman from
Monongah come into town on the
some kind Of an errand but being de-
sirous of helping Forest Springer,
cast his votes for him and thus the
day and the honor roll were saved to
Forest. A big gain is made in the
vote in the third district today but
as the prizes for this district alone
are worth $500 and cannot be dp-
.pllcated fofless, itgoes without say.
ing that a sprightly effort will be
made to secure them before the end.
ing Of the contest and tomorrow Is
the best chance Of all to DO It, Tae
vote for first and second place Is now
very close4ln this district and four
years subscription would place the
prize ring Oh new fingers wlthia good
majority according 70 the vote publish,
ed today.
Great activity rs gatn sbe seen.
In district nalnbef one and Art Kern
goes aInostto the 100000 mar with
Big increase Paul Ms Hawkins also,
lcontlnne1 on Page zInht,l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

THE END CAME
al !. ]! O'CLOCK

Mr. Georgs saymondl 81 Morgan.
town q mar WEI known Through The
state died tfls morning al two
O'clock az Cock Hospital after an
illness ot tsphcisi fever followed by
perttonttis sIr Raymond came to
The hospital about thfee weeks asp.
suffering from Sphotd teyer lie re-
covered rapidly from TIE disease, and
his wife who had accompanied him
kere hadfetnFnsd her home in Nor
gantown yesterda however he sas
seized with peritonltIs, death RESULT
ing attthe hour named
HIS wife vas a mi bedslde when
the end came she taylng driven here
yesterday with Frank Raymond, hav-
Ing received the sFmmons 100 lnte
to catch the noon ttaln Ms H B.
Lindsay, Of slor ntowa and Mrs.
w. R. shaRsr mother ot ~ Hay.
mond, were also al tiie bedsIde
Mr.. Raymond va ths eldest son
of the hate Augustus anu porcas Hay
mond, the former having been for
many years clerk * ne Circuit Court
of Mononsalla count his death oo'
curing in 1856. HIS mother was Miss
Dorcas Ihonpson sister OF the hte
Col. Frank ~. Thcmpson Mrs Hay.
mond died about year ago. Mr. Ray
mond was born and reared ia Nor
gantown and spent the greater part
OF his life Inthat city where ae was
engaged II spapef work At the
time Of his Illness he was emplcyed
on the MoIgahtown chronlcls. He is
By ISIS Nites formerly llas
Mabel shattsH and oue son, aged IL
months. AsbfoEhs lranls Raymond,
OF lforgahtoFa. and sister Mrs Eu-
uiee I;shleg s. fensgood. dlso ayr.
.yiye.l Deceased was . member otlhe
Protestant EpI seopal church Under.
takef Bayldssa ot aIoFgantown, came
To- ); the city tdls morning and this att
ern6on acconpa The remalna TO
.Motg gantowhl Funerat services win
be held oh Sunday The hour having
notyst Beehsaecided 9pon,
The remains wete prepared for bur.
tal BY Underts lef R i Cunningham.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
Scalded 70 Death
ByEscaping Steam

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Aug. 28.-
Paul schlegel, an enploye Of the Par.
kersburg Brewing Company, was
scalded in a frighttul manner while
cleaning out one Of the vats at the
brewery with steam. He went to turn
of the steam when he turned the
valve in such a manner as tosgiye q
stronger volume Of steam and was
scalded about the breast and sabdo:
men to such an extent that he win die
MISS Inez Jacobs hos getarned d from
d Two weeks ftstt aEbe home 1T nm
lune
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

Would Swing
IL Found Guilty

u
X KEYsER, ". Wi. Aug. 2S Prose.
cutting Attorney a, o; Hood will make
a strong effort 70 have Henry Lehna,
under arrest at feadyillei Pa for as
sault on young girls, brought q sim.
eral county for trial. The man is
charged herewith abusing Nellie ott
Such crimes. are AZ capital ottense n
this state. N Pennsylvania tae ex-
8treme penalty VIII be fifteen years.
WEST NEWTON, Pa, Aug, 23. w
Geenral satisfaction is expressed here
over the capture Of Henry Lehna, alias
Wagner, in Jail at Meadyille, the con-
fessed assallsnt Of three young girls.
The only sympathy heard Is that for
his tender young, victims, two otwhom
will be invslids for a long period, and
for his gray.hatned parents here.
When 1t became known that Wagner
was arrestedGnear Meadvllle on San.
day after his terrible abuse Of Anna
whitehead, the young daughter Of the
former Pittsburg minister, there was
a hurrying otthe friends Of the family
of william zumbros, father of, the
West Newton child victim, to congrat-
ulate him. The aged grandmother Of
the victim was one Of the first to
reach the house. Little Mary Meds.
ger was visiting hef on the aay she
was dragged lito the: cornfeld,by Leh.
ma. The child had assisted IN the
Identification Of the brute's picture.
Yesterday she SIN lay on Ter bed,
sRathed ins.bsnd gess She nanaged
to, sit up and HISS her aged relative,
and7sss that.she " ottta be able to start
to- school when term begins
next month. Istts ~ doubttplS accord
ing tosths ate physiciat.A
/. Lehla tha cen "a mystery to
many Of his! iriends It IS now devel.
optng. that he dlsappe eaFed periodically
even after hehad married pretty Annie
Stefin. Whepthe returhed home ne
would never disclose. where he had
been. The mystery f,.:how he came to
lose his. eye has .ReSer been solved.
Often, being pressed, he @ealdtt refuse b
to answer. Z.
a strange chain of circumstances IS
nov being connected with Lehha and
his birthplace. He, was BON at a
small village In Westmoreland county
called Calamity. Calmtties have dom
mated his career, according . to his
former best friends. Tt!ts smattar of
history that the two manufacturing.
plants for which he worked while a
resident Of West Newton went to the
wall.
There is great anxiety among the
police here as to who will receive the
reward Of 5000 for the capture Of Leh.
ma. which has been offered BY this
county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

TRENTON, N. y. Aug Wills
John Hutchinson, a blsster at the
quarries ot the county worknouse. 12.
miles above this city, was at rls;he.
was attacked by q pilot snake: At
tie time he was on.5a rope ladder $50.
feet from the top Of the auarries,
Nearly a hundred Of the prisoners and.
Hutchtnso1's fellow workmen watch
ed his fight with the snake unable to
otHer any help. The snake was finally
killed by q blow from 9 drill.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
Spec ctacuI aI Ba ftls
r. PiIOt s. he IIl'll ia Air

Hutchinson had he lowered about
half way to the bottom Of the clasm,
and was dangling on a rope IS feel.
from the bottom. preparing toEput g.
blast of dynamite in the rocks, when
his attention was attracted to ape
cular gliding motion on the rope
above hts head, Looking up, he be.
held q large pilot snake gliding to,
ward him. He was unarmed except
for the drill Shlcn he carried topry
open the assures Of the rock. #
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
MEAT famine
|! IS 5 LOOKED |. ! {: !. FOR R
OF PACKING HOUSES ON
STRIKE AND BUTCHERS OUT {
OF MEAT. (. 3

/, NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-No meat has
been delivered to the retail butchers
since last midnight, This is. the result
Of strike by drivers of the packing
houses. Meat men say there will be
a famine here within twenty.tOut
hours. Five hundred drivers are on
strike and are atillated with the Inter
national Teamsters' Association. They
declare the hours Of work irregular,
too olong and the pay Of seventeen dol.
lars per week inadequate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
! IoaBegin Anew
JONES Who HAS II SPENT
HALF HIS lIFE ~ p RisoNsIs
RELEASED.

P1TTsBURG. Aug. 2s:Jas, Jones,
now thirty.tGree, was released today
from the. western Pennsylvania peni-
tentlary after nearly ighteen years be-
hind the bars. He was sent up when
a youth for burglary, then released
and sent up again, He declares he will
start life anew. II unable to get work
here he will go west.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
PLENTY MONEY !:
FgR. OPERATORS ! /: /.
FROM TWO TO THREE THOUSAND
DOL ARs "a DAY COMES POUR
A ING Az,

CHIC Go, III Aug. 2s.-With funds
pouring INTO the local treasury at the
rste 81 two to three thousand dollars
4 day. the Commercial Telegraphers
,Uaion declares they will be able to
s6Sses sfnliy continue the struggle for
aslone siege. President Small will
isaye Tor New York tomorrow to es-
tsblIsh Headquarters from which the
strise win be coadncted in the future.
ME Telegraph companies still claim
taeyshaye won the Aght and are carry:
tpg tae normal business