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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
Special Beard Meets.

The special board of the Eastern
State hospital met yesterday. Only
MeSsrs- Cole and Bland were pres
ent and routine work was transacted.
No checks were signed and conse-
qOenty 10 balls paid. Neither at
;endautS nor officers received their
salaries yesterday.
The only business OF importance
transacted was the acceptance
OF Dr.. Hen6erSon's resignation as
first assistant. Dr.. Henderson Will
probably serve out his term. which
expires n April. AT least he vii
hold over until his successor IS elect
ed. DR.. Southal IS still holding his
position. sud may remain til the end
Of MS term.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
The Criminal ErgenSes.

ne states to-zl criminal expense
ne past year vas $50. S92.47. OF
srh-ch Ni-liazso=g's share was
$3.50. James City. S50- 40- York.
1878, Chz-.es City. S274. 70. New
kent SI5I7S. and Wa-x.ck.
So SSH
i ~ DC seen b. the above ira.
"sr~lcs county criminal expense
-sst yez- was nearly double thzt Of
a. TIE o1e- Peninsula counties IAN
e That IS OF account q Blood
ned. really pan CT Newpo-,
News E-lzsbeth Ciry's criminal
exP@lse Wss S5565.O5. We are 10,
50 bs6 p this way after al
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
VIZ He FsEuTs AesbIsns Gas.


Mr.. Editor:
have been criSciSed great desl
lately as 70 my position taken IN re-
gard 10 the city's lighting plant.
Some say Yoa were IN favor 0:
electro lights and now vow wan,
gas IAN as strongly in favor OF
electric lights now as ! have been.
and + ! hsG the deciding vote !
would cast !, n favor OF electricity.
bat tor one thing. After giving the
1ssSer NY most careful attention.
find i matter OF iaPossibility for
the city 70 maintain an electric light
plaa;.
The cost OF installation ard main
tsining IS 50 great. and any one vers-
&C n he affairs Of TIE city VII bear
nc OF II ny statement. ! haze
heard Il sid that the business people
would take electro lights. and 4
great many private parties would co
likewise
Now. NJ. Editor. 7 have heard. 7
believe. every business man west OF
TIE PostOtfioe express themselves n
regard % lights. Only one have I
heard express 4 desire for e,eculc
lights. ard since that tine thzt firn
hzs sold out As 7 SAD. personally
| prefer electricity. BIT when I an
convinced beyon6 4 shadow OF
do-5s that L IS not 70 ne best inter
50 O. ne city . adopt that hight. :
must necessarily cas- NY vote against
L. 20 natter what ny personal fee
-1gs Z the matter nay Be.
NOurv. very respectfully.
<. +. PROCTOR.
Menber Cry Council.
Js1. q 1907.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
GAS Oh ELECTRICITY.

The Gszsr1e 2 rs e5iro-szl lz-r
WEEK o. TIE lighting system for tass
clty. had CIV o-e o55ec- Il view.
that OF csu1oning Ire CITY council %
b careful q 70 whzr system Z
adopted. tor e A. probability the
one 80 ias-zl tazs sprrg WI %
about uleo-lv one r. present genera
kSo1 CT Afford . by.
Elec-city IS II TIED and tru-
Aghr. bzt. ~ must coates. W.
hamburg csnnot afford 4. So Z IS
solezhing else. o. vhzt ~ already
hive practically nothing.
4 sPP=a-s re ne1r 5est thing
within our reach IS = gss pant. PFC
ferz5.y soetyi-ne. Z shat IS claimed
for 4 Dc rBe. We presume TIE CITY
coan-l wil see 70 Z tnzt Tie CIV $
lntereszs sse sategusr5ec when the
confrzcf Is ~.
We are tod thst zoetTene Ia.
been Il use as A. iizrninznt Tor
szeets) SIX years fazt 800 towns
and CITES have adopted 4. that i Is
szcoessfEl wnereyer riSd. and ia,
i s practically incessractzbie. We
are aiso.tcS1 that tie NIest Point con-
paint arose from tie fact that the
plat Installed wzs TOO snail and no'
because q detective lights.
Yet or coateution that soetylenr
IS A experiment IS uue. 50 Tar q.
tzrae s concerueS. We truss snc
5e-iege TIE council MI see that Il {:
eernng q psrmsaert Eghfng System
before i awards the coursrt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
7 VIRGINIA

Is TEE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIT
CITY OF NlLLlANSBJ &c AM
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY.
2. = Neanley. who sues n oehs,i @
hiuscf sad such othe,
hen creditors OF r. {
loucs that may come II
acd cont-ibute 20 n.
cost o. tbis slit-.---...-... -
---.----.----.-.... ( Drr uiaiuau
(. T Jones 81 ais. .-.... nefeudsu..
ard u Chsrcrrv.
ru-nbil. >iuluu X Co. who sues. etc
-------------. Ton llafuaufs
Z, Jones e als-----..------------l hcfcn6 ants
Ihr papers 70 the above entitled caus
Is havinE beeu referred 70 re as one OF
thc Commissioners Of the aforesaid
Court ior certain inquiries thcrciu a
rested under decree o. the 14tu Cav oi
uccrrr ocr. 1905. notice = hereby given
90 at parties interested. i1cludiug Al
ne her crroiturs of r - loucs and s
Z. lnpes. that have fixed uDnu Mon
osy. ire -, b day 80 February. 1907. al
20 % clock q u. as Shc time. and CIV Of
DIX iu The City Ct rs Tie .rl~o uIg. Va. a.
Tx place Tor makiuZ shr following IN
luiucs.
Iil Nnat iutervst. 70 arv. The respect
ive parties Harr i1 abe real estate ~
these ETocccriir-s mentioned
- be anuual and tee simple value of
me real estate iu these prOcrcdiuEs
ucrtio1ed
I'D Mat Sens q auy. are against the
SD real estate thsrr Amounts char
aclcr and priority
- ~ hcthcr thr reuts ard profits de-
urcd from the sad interest Of the
sal1 parties will satisfy The res pecfivr
her against TIE sane within ave
wears
~ Nhcther the SAID real estate IL the
proceedings ucntioucd - divisible iu
siuc among the parties entitled
thereto and % not divi-illc be- kind
whctneT any party 10 interest - VII
irS 70 acccpt the same and paw 20
TIE other parties such SUNS q
q 1rey IS their Interest may entitlr
them -. au1 D same be not 6ivisiblc
iu kiud and 10 party - willing 20
accept The same, wrcther interest -
al parties Nil he promoted by q
sale ot me crtire pro prrry and d.
VISION oi tle proceeds.
Al 90 "a 1lcn sad f1Quirlcs ] % ell max
ana ascertain and report - the court
together with srch other matter deemed
pertinent by ne 20 be specifically stated
1r re- sired hy any party in Interest t.
- stated T. Il GEDDI.
Commissioner N Charccrv.
NORN ELLE L. HENLEY. p. g.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
Chesapeake & Ohio Fly.
Scenic Route to The West

East Nestibuled Trains Parlor Cars to
Richmond. Pullman SleePers - i-ou.
isville Cincinnati. Chicago. St Louis
WEsTEoJNo DAILY THRorGH TRAINS.
" srns,,urg- 10 - a rs OF p N
Direct connections for az Points y est.
Northwest and Southwest.
FaS Trzias for Ns~port Ne~s ard Norfolk
I've William sburE-..9 So a rn..4.56 o n
Loeais ior Sewpot News ard Old Poirt.
I've Villa sburg- g : nl..6.32 p n
I0ezls ior Richnons
Ire williamsburg. = 20 a ne 81 q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

= Tea more locsl opco- elections.
Z clErl row @ TWO ard 2 co-r-u-
slue CT Z Hospital irvestEzIo1 W.
zoo-t compete ~ 6.seutegrs-o-
snc oes-rcIo- @ - SOFA szbric
O. WLEsns5u-F We are Z very
parish co--u-z-v.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

Builds up waste tissue. promotes sp
petite. improves digestion. induces nc.
freshiug sleep gives renewed strength
and health. That's What Hnllisier's
Rocky Ncuntaiu Tea co>s 35 cents
Tea or Tabiets.
II SSorc's Drag Store
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
- HOOL BOOK
SNHOOL BOOK
Jan 81 1907

Hc- Williamsburg. James Civ
-ou1ty, York county. Also full .s-e
c. school stationery. Do-'t send
Away To- anything OF the KIND when
Z IS 1g1r a. your door. Co--zct
PIC s Jas. Z. Stone.
Dr-EElsg and S-zro-e-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

o-lle1 r-cpcs-ls i1r The renal o.
go cuhl- YARDS 20 earth OF the neu
trnsrti- rlcl1 cf William AID Nav
-1.ir-= vtll - received % - a-c iuclud
NJ reprrarV 3. 1901 The rizbt - x.
--rvr1 = rrlect any or AZ bi1x
Fnr fzrther Attenuation co--u-,-a..,
Er-l hESKY 81 NrTHERs.
NllEamsbIrg. IA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

] - Ot5-ct e tire suit - % recov-s
aesiost r-e oet~ndaafs the sun 81 O-e
lao1sauc 81 90 %. Dollars. vsitb ~
rcrckf rhesco1 from the zIst cav II Ian
gzry. 1877. and erJliu snd restrain the
sd crtrn1ants. rresr servants. AGENTS
n employees from c1ttirg. removing or
re-ting from the tract 81 Iaud 10 the oro-
cetci1Gs npertsoa-e1. known a. -tiuk-
oards. sizsafr il James City coursv.
ttrlfriz. any t5raher stenci-e CT zrosr
* Or ioczted soereo1. AID attaeb sbe
proprrty 81 estate u tee sait d<fsrcsrts
- security for the SID i11ebtedn~e.
A-c al atstsvit "a nag b-rr sssde add
ard that t1e sad ces-n5snts are uon.
sesaccnts ~ the STATE ~ Virginia. n -
orcese3 ttat they o. ayDesr here Wits
fu bitctn days after oue puislscatsou
uereDf. ard g. abat rsav * r~crssarv
- prDtrLt fh<sr iatcrekE 90 fhis srff
Aad Il - losthrg ordered that a coox
trrxot - puDlssb<c once . week for f,rr
s1coesssse @<sksir T ~ Eirxiniz CARTE.
a Eewsospar pubilsbed 70 the cfxv a
= if'iaDs's1rx. Va. ard that = copx BE-
postca az the frost door q the Court
hous< q thss City AID connty 90 rhe
ext s1coe~diag rui< day after this order
a eHtescd
A copy-Tests:
- 7 II. cRDDY. Clerk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
Special Notices.

LoSr-A Dssckct hcs,s containing $40
TUESDAY night. Had a. last in Saunders
store. I VIII paw SIS reward for its re
turn 20 nc at Lane Bros. camp We
TORIO GABRIELLE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

Tor SALE - Farm 0f 100 acrcs.
Il Pricc 81 500. Stgs;ed in the
II Valley OF Burusvillc. Bath county.
Va. ! ; mikes north Of the Warm Springs
and 20 tnilcs north ui the ccle brated
Hot Springs About 90 acres IA cultiva-
ton. a gOoo barn. a comfortable dwell
iuV house. and wSn w&tered. The re.
mainder Ot The farm IS well t.mhered A
bid OF irun ore undeTlies The place. TITS
farm contains the most valuable sheep
and cattle range IN the county,. Appiy
70 ". Is. BJ SNS. williamsburg. Va.
feb. 8 mo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
Z VIRGINIA

rs he CIRCUIT COURT OF CITY
OF WILLIAM Sbi Rs AND COUN-
~ OF fAMES CITY
o. Tx zlFt 1ay 20 Ia11arv. 1907.
q. g Dur1s a. --------.----- Coz piai-znf.
il Cha1cery
r ,r-as 2 Hammer aud Hammer Luu-
Der Nol1 psny. & cor pora
tloD created and czistine
- an1 urccr the las a
me safe Of North Caro-
hra- ssrh is oesce a.
Wilmington. State a
North Carolina
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

Dr.. c (. Bishop VII preach in
the Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02
Graham & Barlow
Fire, & Fidelity
Insurance.

ReOreSe0ti0o Ia The PheuiH o.: New
York Aetna % Hartford
Philadelphia Underwriters. tee Hart
ford OF Hartford. Home Of HAMPTON.
Standard l. fe au6 Accident Co the
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corpo-
ration of Alcxa1 dria
We VIII take pleasure Ia serving YOU.
and all buuness VIII be givea prompt
artention
Phone IS, williamsburg, Va
iy22 6mos
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

Copy fo- s5yerssssrucn-s must * IL
h a M 81 ThGrs6Sy - insare IcsSrt-
icu to- the cul rcut Ucek-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY , isO7.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

En-sre5 AZ thc posSothcs n Nilhazss
t,u-z a. sccoud class zizil-rustSer-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

FOR SAIE;-One 2OO-egg Incubator
and a 500 Brooder. Apply t.
OLE CHRlSTOPHEESON lIoha-
>on's old place LIGHTFOOT. "a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-02

fzs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-16
Courts Must Revise Rulings.

Buffalo Express.
Maryland appears to have followed
the example of Virginia in recogniz
ing the unwritten law as a sufficient
defense for murder. There were writ
ten laws on the statute books Of Mary
land to deal with such cases as that
Of young Herbert Posey. The moth.
er and brother Of the girl who accused
him of wronging her followed the
more savage instinct of exacting per,
sonal vengeance. In this, as in the re-
cent Virginia case, no attempt was
made to go beyond the patent facts
The dead man could not tell his story
and neither by cross.examination nor
direct testimony was any attempt
made to ascertain what It would have
been. AS laws have hitherto been in.
terpreted, such evidence would not
be competent. But II this new idea
is to prevail, II 1t is the murdered man
who is really to be placed on trial, In
stead Of his murderers, II the ques-
ton is not to be whether he was kill
ed, but whether he deserved to be,
then It is apparent that courts must
revise their rulings as to what con.
stitutes competent testimony.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-16
arhe Pony Express,

"The Pony Express. or the Cowboys
Of the West which is the attraction
at the Electric Theater, is making a
decided hit and the crowds last even
ing were captivated by the thrilling
scenes. Owing to the placing of the
new opera chairs the theater did not
open till last evening, but large crowds
gathered as soon as the doors were
open. This thrilling picture will be
presented again to-day, together with
"chug" Ingram's illustrated song. The
new opera chairs make quite an i'm
provement to the theater and the
place Is now up.to.date in every par
ticular.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Marion planning Mil Company, a cor
poration, and Q. w. Morgan and Bruce
Morgan, partners under the firm name
of Q. w. Morgan and Brother, plain
tins, against George D, Gifia and Ida
L. CHM, his wife George b. Gthhn,
doing business under the Arm name 81
George D. CHM and Company, F. NJ.
sturm, Hutehinson,Barnes Brick Com
pany, corporation, the National Tile
Roofing Company, a corporation, ]. G.
Robinson, Grover 9. Meats, John E.
Hawkins, and Jacob Atchason, surviv-
ing partner of the firm Of Atchason
Brothers, defendants.
In chancery in the Circuit Court Of
Marion county, West Virginia.
To the above named parties, plaintiffs
and DEFENDANTS
You and each of you will take mo-
tice that by decree of the Circuit
Court Of said Marion county, entered
on the third day of July, 1907, the
above cause was referred to the under.
signed, one of the commissioners in
chancery of said court, with directions
to take, state and report the follow.
ling matter and things:
First. The liens upon the real es-
tate and building mentioned and de-
scribed in the plaintiffs bill, by whom
held, their respective amounts and pr.
critics.
Second. Such other matters as any
party in interest may require. the
same being pertinent, or such other
matters and things as said commits
sioner may deem pertinent, whether
so required or not.
But before proceeding to take such
account the said commissioner shall
publish and post the notice to lien
holders as required by section Of
chapter 1879 Of the Code Of West Vir.
ginia, and shall give notice to all the
parties to this suit Of the time and
place of taking the said account, by
publication thereof for four success.
sive weeks il. some newspaper publish:
ed ainNthis county or by personatssef.
vice Of such noticeFon the parties or
their counsel"
Now you and each of you will take
notice that have fixed upon August
the 18th, 1907, as the time, and my
law office in the city Of Fairmont, in
said Marion county, as the place, for
hearing the parties and executing said
order OF reference, at which time and
place you and each Of you are requir.
ed to attend, and do what may be
necessary to protect your interests.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of July, 1907.
THOMAS N. PARKS,
Commissioner in Chancery.
July 16, %, 80, Aug. 6.
Subscribe for the West virginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-16
NO MALICE in III.

The New York World in discussing
the Bowie trial in Maryland last week
says:
'In the trial Of Mrs. MolIie Bowie
and her son at La Plata, Nd, for the
murder of her daughters cousin and
recreant lover, one Of the attorneys
for the defense said in his plea to the
jury:
"The ingreolent Of murder whether
in the first or second degree, is NAL.
ice. Where is there any evidence of
malice in the killing of Posey? None
whatever 1t is true he was killed at
the hands of the accused and by
deadly weapons, but no malice existed
before, at or since he went to his
grave. The evidence shows none. He
was their kinsman. They respected
and cherished for him the kindliest
feeling Of friendship
"of course, If 1t we're merely lit
tie act Of friendly homicide, that al.
tiers the whole aspect of the case. No
jury would convict anybody, least Of
all lady, for killing a nephew in
the kindliest feeling of friendship"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-16
COMMENT ON VERDICT
IN TUE BOWIE CASE
WHAT VARIOUS PAP ERs = NE 10
SAY ABOUT DEFENDANTS
AcculTTAl.
Wiaah-I5nLetIon Herald.

Warrington, Herald
Congressman Muddis description d
The yunwritten law as applied in the
Bowie case; and similar cases in Wiz
ginia and elsewhere, as a progressive
development Of the elementary, ad
Unstable principle Of the common
Ilaw, is mere balierdash. His whole
pea in behalf Of the unwritten law is
IN fact, nothing less than a plea for
murder as q remedy for private
wrongs Of q certain class He tells US
apparently with soiemnity, that muir
der is necessary. to the protection Of
the home, maintenance Of the family
and the better and purer development
OF soeistssT So unbItasshing a defense
Of homicide as a social institution, as
a bulwark Of domestic happiness, as
appealing to the highest instincts of
the human heart has been seldom
heard in an American court Of jus.
lice. 1t ought never to be heard from
the lips ola member Of the legal pro
fession, no mater how hard pressed
for something to say in defense Of a
client.
We cannot, too strongly condemn
the sentiment which regards homicide
as a minor or yenial oftense, If not q
positive good to the community. Such
doctrine as this, so far from being a
development of the common law, is
opposed to all the principles of justice
and human rights upon which the
common law is founded, In no civil
Tied code of jurisprudence is homicide
recognized as an inferior crime, or as
one that may be tolerated as tending
under given circumstances, to the
publication and elevation of public
morals. The idea that murder is 9
good thing is a latter.day development
Of "unwritten law" pleaders, to re
gard which as judicial evolution Is sim
ply grotesque.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-16

court house at all, He was 4 member
OF the Republican State executive com;
mlttee for twelve years and also a
member of the Republican national
committee nom 1876 to 1880. Some
years ago, with great presence Of mind
and one stroke Of the pen that covered
seven columns OF the newspaper, he
abolished that begailing little. thing
commonly known as the slot machine
In this circuit, and other bench judges
followed suit until now the slot ma.
chine Is virtually extinct in West vir-
ginia. This brought him fame which
clings closely to him no matter how
hard he tries to evade It, IL he does
try to at all. He has done several 9th.
er things that entitle him to the gov
ernorship.
Another prominent figure in the
arena is Clark W. May, who was once
boy but now man. When May was
a boy he was a few years younger than
he is now and spent his days in grow.
ing and grubbing. He was great
newer of wood and Teller Of trees. La
ter he went to the university where he
got a degree after the necessary knowl-
edge had been acquired. With Drawn
and brain he then went forth, not to
hew any more wood, as 1t doesn't take
much brain to hew wood, but to divert
This strength and talent to the cutting
of wide political swaths which all men
who have occupied the lofty position
of attorney general of a commonwealth
always do as General Riley can testify.
The Juvenile instinct may in Mays
case; cause an uprootlng in the politi-
cal woods Of mucfl?,wider acreage than
when he was boy as the woods are
larger and the chance better.
Arnold c. scherr wants the job, too,
1t is alleged, and his friends logically
claim that he ought to have It because
he wants It. Mr.. scherr knows all
about wool as he was once engaged in
the manufacture of woolens and know.
ing all about wool he ought to be an
artist in pulling IT over other peoples
eyes. With few exceptions all people
have two eyes and the best thing to
cover eyes with is wool, therefore, II
Scherr has to get the coveted chair
with the other fellows eyes shut, wool
growing in West Virginia will be mate
rally stimulated, but his chances are
not confined to sheep.growers alone as
opticians and others doubtless look
with high favor upon this splendid
Qualification. If Scherr is elected gov.
ernor he will continue to reside in
Charleston, which is the capital of the
State, and the legislature will convene
there as usual. Mr.. scherr would al.
SO have his general Offices there.
Messrs. White, swIsher, Mason,
May and scherr are the bitterest Of
enemies and maintain the most cor.
dial relationship Of friendliness both
politically and personally towards each
other which protends political erup-
ton that will doubtless obliterate the
Democratic party altogether.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-16
GROSS EARNINGS OF RAILROADS


Bradstreet's of last Saturday gives
a very encouraging report on the in
crease of railway gross earnings as
follows:
While this or that class Of railway
tonnage may tend to decrease, the one
gratifying fact is that the general
movement of freight is still Of goodly
proportions. Cars are more plentiful,
traffic is moved with greater dispatch,
and the cost OF transportation, aside
from the item of labor, is probably not
so large. Therefore continued gains
in gross earnings are simply in line
with anticipations. Thus the latest
figures available, those for June, show
that the gross earnings OF railroads
operating over $500 miles amounted
in that month to sS2,O5G,S5O, the gain
over June, 1906, being SS,7OO,42S, or
1874 per cent, which is an excellent
outturn, considering the fact that
gross earnings in the month last year
showed a gain of 1913 per cent. 1t
should be remembered; however, that
some Of the roads those largely lden,
titled with the bituminous coal trade
are now making comparisons with a
. i s ~ T 4 4 y j = !.
troubled period last year when tratic
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-16

Who Is that man 1poying thar me
wheeling lntefigencsr SAYS re AoE.
sntown chronlele e Tinning tor see;
fetsTy of STATE It Tcnds the llE
ifng organ Eopldr eep q llt.
he better posted On names n west
virginia politics such bllndsrs gre
inexcusabis The 1nteEligeneef toidsg
mentions the name eDoyinge three
times in an item several days Old
supposed to refer to Dering, mention.
ed BY the Morgantown Chronicle for
the ONCE Of Secretary Of State. we
hope Nh. sDoying7 meets with a cor;
dial reception in his travels in the
oppose end Of State to nourish audi
tors BOOM whose auditors boom
does aDoyingg propose to nourish
while running for Secretary Of State?