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New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
RARGE AFIRE ENDANGERs LINER.
Red Star Steamship St. Louis Saved by Tow
ing Float Into North River.

With a cloud Of dense black smoke trailing
behind her and surrounded by n flock Of tugs
all eager to offer their assistance the Old Do
minion Line cotton barge Pride was towed up
the North River yesterday afternoon by the
Greboat New York. fire blazing fercely in hef
cargo.
Living i'm the slip between Pier H. Nof'h
River and the Red Star pier, the hre Was us
covered by Patrolrnan Flynn. of the Traff1c
co,ad who summoned the frebOat and Engine 10
Tho 6renen considered the big American
lirer st Louis which was lying adjoining IN
tho slim in danger and towed the barge into the
stream Streams of water and chemicals from
+be areboat extingushed the flames, She was
anchored off West nth street, where the cotton
was unloaded The damage is estimated at
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
WOMAN FIGHTING BULL is GORED.
Husband Drives Animal Away with Club
After Horn Has Penetrated Her Side

gse,yi5ere Aug Is CSpeciaD.-Mrs Robert Teel Of
Oxford ,ovnehfp. while in the cowyard at her
home last evening mixing cows was attacked by a
Young bull and severely injured She is 20 years
cid and 81 IS feared she may not recover
Mrs Teei cid not know that the bull was IN the
,a-d The beast charged suddenly her, and
neter brief struggle in which she used the milk
.ng stool pinned her TO the ground Her screams
,,rougf,t her husband her aid Mr. Teel- arn1ing
himself with club, dealt the animal a staggering
,,,aw ON the side of the head. This was repeated
-a-,r ,sr,os until at last the bull retreated- An
Examination showed that the bulls horns had pen
.tra.ed Mrs Teers side and that several ribs were
1sroken or injured.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

Bermuda. aug 1sSteamer Bermudian (Br). Fraser
York
sandy Hook. aug 16-C1ear. light winds
SAILED.
Queenstown. Aug fs. t0.9D m-Steamsr Arabic IN
Thompson tfrorn Liverpool. New York
Southampton Aug 16-Steamer Nazlalena (Bri Rctz
Barbados. Colon. and New York
Southampton Aug 16. I2:3g ? m-SteaIler Deutschs-f
0;erl- Kaempr (from Hamburg. New York "a
Liverpool Aug 1G-Steamer Armenian CBr, starck ys-
York
Cuxhsven. Aug 14-Steamer Phoebus Ger. schisrhur
Shields Aug 15-Stearner Deutschland Ger tonk} Dali
dorf from HamburEl. New York-
Naples. Aug l5-SteaT1srs Regina and Elena 1fal,
Rizzo. New York; Is. m-Motke tGeri. Demp-
wolf. New York.
Brindisi. Aug 12-Steaner LAzio 0tsns AnsaIdo. Ss-
6Suayaquii. Aug 14-Steansr Planet Brt Ml-rzy
(from Cal!aOt- New York
Rio JsneiTo. Aug 15Steauer Virgil tBr JsTdir- Nsv
York
Barbados. Aug 1-Steaner Byron CEr}. Cadogsn from
Santos. etcj. New York.
PASSED.
Dunnet Head Aus 1sseaner standard Ger. SHUTTER.
New York for stockholm
Fastnet. aug 15-S'eaner Potomac tBrI. Mckay. Ns-
York for Ayoumouth
Klnsaie Aug 1s-steansr George tsr, Roberts. Es.
York for Liverpool.
Nyboer- New York via West Indies and venezueIs
for Austrian
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
MUST NOT DUMP REFUSE IN BAY.
Customs Officials TO Enforce Federal Law
British Vessel Detected.

in patrol1ing the harbor in search OF over
crowded excursion boat, customs officials nave
sornd new field for their activities in looking for
,,essals that violate the federal law by dumping
ashes and refuse into the waters of the bay An
outward bound freighter. the St Cuthbert. was
caught in the act and the deputy surveyor re-
,.or4e6 the matter Collector, who will inves-
rigate when the vessel returns 10 port
This offence is punishable under the act Of March
= 1900 l,v a fine of not less than 50 nor than
- fsa or bv imprisonment for period of not less
than thirty days more than one year or By
hofh fine and Imprisonment Collectors of Gus
toms and other revenue officers have the power
"a arrest offenders with Or without the process Of
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
TIT1NIIS MAIDS NAMED.
Sir More To Be announced Nedt
Ueek-Wage Conference at 1sbury-

Asbury Park. Aug 10 tSpeciaI-A ile~ ~.
-. =, oroc+ed on the boardwalk at Sixth ave
rue bv the Public Grounds Commission inc 20
vilion will be completed this year ..,
Mics Jane Elizabeth Milks. of No II west ivo'''
e+reet New York city. and Miss 3icneFieVe f-s
.Io hendricks of Chicago. have been chosen as
- -, .ha maids of honor to Queen Titania. who
u,u reign over the chdren's exercises IN 'he cd'
r,vaI festivities The remaining six maids OF ho"or
will be chosen next week.
The workers wage committee OF the A'h"'sA
,a,od I,,indoyglass workers Association are III
tt soseior AT the Plaza Hotel, engaged IN
adtus,ins- the wage scale of the association.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
TIPSTER DEFIES POLICE.
J. Ouerton Paine Requested to LedUe
Ne7cark-Had Office There.

] Overton Paine. who calls himself a stock
tipster and who achieved some notoriety in Wah
Street in 1899, was ordered by the Newark police
YESTERDAY to close his office at NO l9z Mar
ket street and to quit the city He gave MS
promise to comply. but afterward said he would
fight the police Detective Sergeant Frank w
Tuite, who is conducting crusade against
bucket shops called on Paine this morning and
escorted him to headquarters. where his busi-
ness methods questioned by Captain Car
roll of the detective bureau.
Paine declared with much vehemence that he
was conducting legitimate stock. grain and cot
ton Timing bureau. but when asked from where
he got his tips his memory deserted him He
ultimately admitted he had not received any IN
side information recently. but declared that three
or four wears ago one Stevens, president of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. had tipped him
while riding in the private car of that official
near West Sulphur Springs Va, to an advanc"
in Chesapeake & Ohio stock He could not
recall any other tips.
Paine who is thirty-five years old, owned
seat on the Consolidated Stock Exchange and
gained fame by his punging operations. He
played on the bear side of the market, and when
Roswell T Flower died he led an attack on
Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock. and was sup
posed to have made a good profit on the game
Subsequently he secured seat on the New
York Stock Exchange. and went into partnership
with Sidney s Schuyler The management of
the exchange compelled Schuyler. who was a
member. TO withdraw from the firm on penalty
Of being expelled from membership in the eX-
change.
Paine made assignment for the benefit OF
his creditors April 16, 1908. and was arrested
on charge of fraud. but the case was never
prosecuted. shortly aftervard he got into
trouble with Justice Greenbaum. of the New
York Supreme Court for disobeying court or
der enjoining him from disposing of his prop
erty. Paine had office in Chicago for while
and in 1905 established himself IN Elizabeth as
a Wall Street tlpster. He lives on the outskirts
III hath
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown. Aug 10. $50 H'-Steamer Baltic (Ir,.
York for Liverpool taDd proceeded
steamer CaIupsnis ('r'. Dow. New York
Liverpool tand proceeded.
Southampton. 15-St, Majestic tBrl. Hayes
New York via Plymouth and ChsrtOurs
Portland Aug 1G-Steamer Toronto tt3r) Young. New
York Hull
Victoria Ger. Ruser New York VIA Plymouth for
Hamburg land proceeded
I6Steamer Indrapurs (r). Kelway. New
YOrk Singapore. Hong Kong. etc.
CadIz 15-Steamcr tMOntevideO tSpanl. OyaTbde
New York for barcelona
Naples. Aug 14-Steamer Sciiian Prince tSr) Fielding
New York
Trieste. i2-Steamcr ConR (tir), Smith. New York
via Naples
MonteVideO. 15-Steamer EtOna (Sr1. Davis New
York for Bucnos Ayres etc.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Aug 16. 1907.


m sfsr 5 n Fosqs Ds7 & Tn.s ALA na[' vim, Aq 80 10 p @
and sss s9s@Tase pssssngers mails ana n,ds5 Arrived
steamer Wiiikonlmen ,Ger, IOtze suinenunde July
% and Shields august 70 Philip Rqpr.ch IN ballast
longitude $50 passed hs French as6ins schoonr
- ~. French bark showing II L n detters OF the
steamer Kong Haszon Clor>. Apeiaud. F1Iey-s Island
August 10 10 = Horsey & son. with ore Arrived at
steamer Principe di Piemonte GtaD Donineont Genoa
cont with g cabin ami 7Ss stseras passengers apd
altitude 800 lqnEsuds 80 passed Austrian
tg,a sh9.ns 1 9 bound west d'eS OF the
steamer DOTdosne C7r Hailsy BsGaeoa august II to
fruit ATr,ved At ths Bar q. !E -.
dad shipping ana Trading Company in ballast Passed
sfeameT Knight o :, Georse ,Br,. stephens Perth
Amboy. to vessel DuYsl Co. In ballast Passed in
Steamer Esperanzs. Rogers. Vera Cruz August Pro
S Co. with 20 passengers mails and mdse- Ar
Bosnia s, T$a%4; ,,, Hamburg nj. . Aasss q to
gers sT and mdse HrriTed at the Bar At m
steamer MsncdnIs qsT1 & Dunbar n, ISnlgiG9 AgsaS;
iteamer Alamo Avery. Galveston Angus, 10 to the
MALLORY IS 90 with passengers and mdss. Left Quar-
steamer 0cmusea Mason. Brunswick. Ga aug IT,
to the Brunswick IS Co. with lumber Left Qusran
': st~am5S Hgsners NeURs5! port Nsws and Nor
ndse. Left Quarantine at oS 2iH5 m e.,,,o,- .
Foster. with ndse Ieft 9uaTan'ine AZ 500 m
S % With mdse Passed IN Quarantine at II m
20 the American Hawaiian Line. in ballast Left quar-
555 m
steamer CELTIC ,r'. Haulhl"ton Liverpool august :
a,d Queenstown q White star line. with
ssrss~S ana udse East nf Fire Island 9;25 . m.
Steamer Iacana tFrl. Barr Liverpool August 10 and
oHeeHstown II with passengers mails and mdse East
or Fire $50
SANDY Hook Aug Is. $50 m-wnd south. fresh;
cloudy
SAILED
United cruiser Tennessee passed sandy Hook
AZ p Steamers Lovstakk-n tN0r. Santander Rar
ct Rotterdam Dutch Rotterdam. Ursula
tI{r1 Baltimore E4raCoa
Jacksonville. Autia tt'ubsul. Havana
Hamilton. News. Satilla.
wick. colorado. T}runswick Mobile
Steamers chicago city Bristol SelSion tRrl. Monte
video etc; Triuz Willem ~ Duchi Port
AN Prince etc. Ada tNort. ProgresO and cam
Tech-: Brooklyn. Juan. Crenfuegus tCulstnl
NanzartIIo towing tug Prscilia) NaVahoe Wilmington
nd Georgetown
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
WATER WAGONS SPOIL SALOON TRADE

...b .,-aa. last night and then. shaking his head
mont resolutely on his way. That surprised Joe
until he investigated Right outside his door were
f,,a big water wagons of the Street Cleaning De-
nertment to remind the wayfarer OF his good reso-
buttons This was no kind of advertisement. so
-, .,.rted "a f1nd the foreman He did not but
1,a did find the drivers and others taking nap on
a stooo a few doors away. They said they couldn t
ror, until the boss got back. He didn't come back
until after closing time. and the water wagons
s,a,,a5 there 10 aid the cause of temperance.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
THINLY CLAD GIRL R0AMS WOODS.
Night Robe she Eludes Watchful Parents
and Escapes to Watching Mountains.

elainfieId. Aug ls-Lesving her home early yes
terday morning scantily clad In night clothes. Miss
barbara WorrnseT. twenty-five years old. daughter
OF Thomas worlnser Of Watching spent the en-
,sre dsv wandering about the Watching Mountains.
Mentally derange6 for several the result Of
q love affair in her younger days. the young
woman has closely watched by her family.
Al time when II was believed that she was asleep
ehe escaped from the house, and IL was several
hours later when the family missed her. posse
found her exhausted in the woods
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
TRANspAcIFIc MAILS.

destination and Close in New York
FranCiSCO1--AEaneda- Aug -, 500
Hawaii Japan Corea. china and Phil
ippiue Islands Francisco,
Persia aug oP ? m
New Zealand. Australia texceTt West
Caledonia tvia san Fran
cfsCoI-Foreric
Japan C'orea China tvis Vancouver
and victoria. CDEmpress Of India Aug -. 500 IN
hS@n' ssn FrsHtscoC CS'optic Aug 30 500 m
MA san FranciscoIU : transport Aug 81. m
fals FrancisSo, cisco HMafiposs Sept {.
West) New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia 6via Vancouver and Victoria.
sept m
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

Justice Pruax in the Supreme Court EeS,eruaS
o,,n,,Ilas the marriage Of Mary Belle Anstead-Cos-
,,,sas novy nineteen years old, from her husband
C,,,rsstonher G. Cosnides, the ground that tho
1.,nt,ff was induced marry by fraud and duress'
The case was not defended the husband now being
in Europe. Justice TruaX also gave her 'he flsht
10 resume her maiden name
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
coeFlNs BURN IN BAYoNNE FIRE.

A fire which caused damage Of about $500
started early yesterday morning I'm the hay loft of
John T.. D.nlpsey's stable and storeroom. in Bay
ofne. The stableman. who had a room on the
upper floor OF the building overcome with
Srnoke and had 10 be removed the hospital
where he is i,l a serious condition There were
,nout sl5oo worth Of collins in the building. be
,..ies a pslaniity I.s- and feed valuable bull
dog WAS also burned 10 death. The flames also
damaged the home Of John McArczy, next door.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
3,il e;5T Moons axe
WATER
SANDY Hook II. 81 Hell Gate ga
l. M-SanGy Island 80 Hell Gate 8 a.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
THINK GIRL WAS MURDERED.

pascoag r l. Aug. 16.-The dead body of an
eight-year-old girl found in the house of
Ernest A. Pepsold on the road between here and
Mapleville last night The autopsy which was
conducted by Medical Examiner Harris, revealed
the fact that the child had died the result of Il
bloyy on the back of the head. DR.. Harris stated
that he found numerous bruises and cuts other
portions of the body
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Celtic WhiSh reported a a m YES
terday when 200 miles east Of sandy Hook. expected
% dock about 130 to day.
The Anetika which reported Siascouset at II 10
yesterday when I70 miles % Nantucket Light
ship Is expected e. dock about II so "A IN to-day
The Lucania which reported 332 miles OF
sandy a yesterday is expected o dock
about IN a to-day
The Philadelphia which reported 5:40
m YESTERDAY miles OF Nantucket South
shoals Tghtshp. expected dock about day
Tn. Soordam which reported Cape Race az a:43
n Yesterday. when t7o miles southeast sta
Is o dock about Monday
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
CAPTAIN OF BARGE DROWNED.

Captain John Smith. forty years of COM
mander of barge No 9 OF the Tide Water Oil Com
pany, was drowned this morning while at work at
the dock in Bayonne. n. J., loading his barge. He
lost his balance and fell, his head striking the
edge of the dock Several men dove for the body
but could it,
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GUYANDOTTE.

Miss Lottie TWyman left Saturday
morning for Wellsville, Ohio, where
she will stay a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Layne spent
Sunday in Parkersburg with their
sister. Mrs Chas. Slash
Mrs. James Justice was in town
Friday calling on friends
Mrs. Charlotte Brooks and Thoma .
Agnew spent Sunday in Ashland, KY.
Osa Jackson and Albert Twyman
spent Sunday in BarboursVille.
Miss Annie Reed was calling on
friends at Midway, Sunday.
Miss Caroline Robinson was call
ing on friends in Catlettsburg, Sun
day.
Herbert Robinson is reported bet
ter at this writing.
Boston Banks, Of Burlington, was
in town calling on his daughter, Mrs.
Spencer, Sunday.
The orchestra Of ProctorvilIe and
Guyandotte were at Mr.. and Mrs.
Shields Layne's serenading Friday
evening.
Horace Twyman, Of Burlington,
was in town Sunday calling on
friends.
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CLARkSBUI<G.

Miss Elizabeth Bower and Mr..
Howard Blackwell were quietly mar
ried Tuesday at the home Of the
brides brother. Rev. J. H. Watson
performed the ceremony
The wedding came as a complete
surprise to their many friends.
Beulah Lodge, No. 3, of Masons,
initiated into the mysteries of the
order, nine persons Monday night.
DR.. E. w. Lomax, Of Fairmont,
was business visitor here today.
Misses Beatrice Roberts and Cor
nelia Meade left Saturday to spend
Sept. 22nd. in Wheeling with rel
atiVes and friends.
In the presence Of host Of
friends gathered at the residence Of
her parents, Miss Elizabeth Robin
son was united in wedlock to Mr..
Neal Henderson. Rev. E. r. Baxter
read the ceremony.
Ashby Grayson left Wednesday
morning to attend school at the W.
V. G.. Institute.
Misses Gordon, Of Fairchancc. Pa -,
Snyder and Henshaw, Of Morgan
town passed through Tuesday morn
ing en- route to. the w. V. G. In
stitute.
Sunday night marked the close Of
the years work at Prides A. NJ. T..
Chapel.
On Monday night a pleasing pro-
gram was rendered as follows:
Invocation Row PrVOr
instrumental Solo, Miss Grayce
Grayson.
Remarks, Rev. G. w. w. Jenkins
Vocal Solo, Sing Me To Sleep"
Mrs. E. r. Baxter.
Readings, Mrs. Lutre Tuck.
instrumental Solo, Mrs. Neal
Henderson.
Remarks by Rev. S. P. West, p.
f., and Pastor.
At the close Of the program a re-
ception was rendered the pastor and
the visiting ministers. +
Dale Dean, Jas Thomas, James
Gray and several Others attended
the fair at Buckhannon.
The picnic given Saturday by the
Queen Esther Club proved a very
enjoyable affair.
Little Miss Ine% Tuck, who has
been visiting relatives in Baltimore,
joined her mother here and is now
the guest Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Freeman.
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EAGLE.

Rev. S. e. Williams filed his reg
ular appointment here Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Whey and Mrs. Lucy
Dow returned home last week after
spending some time with friends at
Salem and Roanoke. Va.
Misses Mary Shelton and Carolyne
Buster were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. C. Woods last week.
Miss Ella Burk, of Montgomery,
was the guest Of Miss Frances Good
wine Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Parks was quite i'll last
week but is now convalescent.
John Powell went to Middleport,
Ohio. Saturday to visit his wife.
P. H. Hayes was calling on friends
here Sunday
Mrs. f. c. Page is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Shepherd
Of Montgomery, were calling on the
sick here Sunday
Quite number from this place at
tended the show in Charleston Sat
urday
Miss Mamie Sanders returned to
-IRstitute, Friday. - 80 - A ~. -
Rev. Barnett, Of Huntington, was
with us Sunday.
Mrs. Mayme Woods entertained at
dinner Sunday Rev. and Mrs S. f.
Williams and son and Miss Beulah
Sanders.
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MONTGOMERY.

Edgar, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Morgan, who was sick
more than two years, died Friday
night and was buried Sunday.
Councilman A. W. Slaughter has
returned from Wheeling.
Miss Lolo Lavender, principal OF
Cedar Grove school, came up Friday
to visit here grandmother.
Mrs P. II. Galloway, Of Mt. Hope,
who has been here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Wilker-
son, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Fields, Of Charleston,
who came up to visit relatives, re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Washing
ton and mother, Mrs. Lucy Washing
ton and son Frank, left Friday night
for Washington, jamestown and
Richmond.
DR.. G. w. Gray was business Wis
itor to Charleston last week.
S. 3. Morgan was at Fayetteville
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Jackson re-
turned home Friday from James
town and Orange, Va.
Miss Anna Norman and Clyde and
Thomas Scott. Of Washington, were
here last week the guests of Mrs.
and Mrs. Nat Woods. They left
Friday for their home.
Miss Carrie Buster left Wednesday
for New Haven, Connecticut, to be
gone all winter.
T. II. Norman, of Washington,
who has been spending sometime
here with relatives, went to Insti-
tute Saturday 10 VISIT his daughter,
Mrs. Solomon Brown.
Rev Warner Brown returned
home from Pittsburg Tuesday.
Gene Jackson was q business Wis
itor to Charleston last week.
s. M. Davis Is the guest Of his
wife in Charleston this week.
Rev. Smm8, Of Charleston, preach
ed at the First Baptist church Sum
day in the ABSENCE of Rev. Brown.
Mrs. Virginia Buster returned
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Beverley, arrived here last Wednes-
day to visit friends and relatives.
they are dividing the time between
their relatives Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown and their old friends, Rev.
and Mrs. J. l.. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isom Perkins and
son, Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Hutchinson, Miss Ollie Lee and Rus
sell and Mr.. VIM. Smith and Miss
Alice Jordon attended the Buckhan-
non Fair on Wednesday of last week.
VIM. Jackson chef at the Cam
den Hotel, left last Saturday for
Pomeroy, o., to visit his parents
there. He will be gone about fifteen
days
Mrs. Julia Mcdonald has returned
from Belpre, Ohio, where she went
TO attend the bedside of her sister
who finally passed away. Miss Clara
Sm1thers went to Belpre to attend
the funeral "
VIM. Smith, hostler and gardner
at the Asylum, has about recovered
from an illness Of several weeks.
Robert Riddle and Russell moul-
Ion attended the. fair at Buckhan-
non,
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unknown NAftfustees have failed so
far to seoul smother teacher for the
Upper This matter should
% remedssaNkt once. as, there ARE
plenty~ OF nAeAers in the county who
have no sohhols. "& g
Mrs. HRrSiat Davis returned Mon
day from Fayetteville after spend
ing some time with relatives and
friends. II H. ~. (
Miss Ellen Galloway has opened
school at Glen Jean.
Misses Carrie Jones, Lizzie Evans.
Bertha THOMPSON and j. Robert
Johnson left last week for Institute,
Geo. II, Ware spent Sunday In
Hinton.
The Mt. Hope Choir rendered mu-
sic for the Stanton District Confer.
ehce which convened In Hinton Sept.
11-16. The good citizens Of Hinton
spared no pains in caring for the
choir and all other visitors who at
tended the conference. Others who
attended from here we're: Mrs. Willie
Fitzhosh, Mrs. Lorena Scott, Robt.
Weaver, Alex. Oregon, Geo. Ware
and H. A. johnson.
Rev. j. M. Roam. Of Grotoes, Va,
delegate, to the District Conferences
which convened at Hinton, preached
an excellent sermon at Mt. Moriah
Nj. E. Church Wednesday night, the
18th.
Mrs. Tufley Waddy, of Fayette-
Vile, has returned to her home af-
ter spending a few days with rela.
tives here. -
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,BUCkHANNON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stewart, of
Beverly, were pleasant guests Of
Mrs Georgiana Wright, last week
Parkersburg for several days last
week, has returned.
Dale Dean, James Gray, Charles
Green, and James Thomas, Of
Clarksburg, attended the fair here
last week. ..'
Miss Beulah Wright spent Sun
day with friends in Weston.
Miss Lottie Smith, who was quite
sick last week. is able to be out
again
Mrs. Bette Brent and Annie
Jones, of Clarksburg. visited friends
here last week.
A house belonging to Daniel Hall
was destroyed by fire Tuesday, 1t
is not known how the fire original
ed
Frank Hager, Of Clarksburg. WAS
in the city last week.
Mr.. and MIS-. George Williams,
who spent the week Of the fair with
their mother. Mrs. Caroline Will
liams, left Saturday for their home
at Elkins
Rev. K. Fl. Henderson left Monday
for Pittsburg to attend conference
there this week
Mr.. and Mrs, Rhodes and son, who
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor last week, have returned to
their home at Beverley.
Mrs. Eta Martin and children, of
Elkins, are guests of friends here.
Miss Laura Watson, who has been
in Elllins for several months, is at
home
Tom Scott. of Clarksburg, was
calling on friends here last week.
Romeo and George Brown, of
Beans Mill, attended the fair last
week. ....
WARTED-A principal for the
Buckhannon Colored Graded
School. A gentleman preferred.
Address Roy Roger, Secretary OF
the Board of Education, Buckhan-
non, w. Va
Misses Mary Smith and Gertrude
Lee, Of Weston, were guests Of Miss
Adele Munsford during the fair. =
Blair Dabncy is visiting friends in
Pittsburg and Wheeling this week.
Daniel Hall Jr:, Of Elkins, visited
his father last week.
Isom Armstrong, OF Beans Mills,
was in town last week.