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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
Moundsville Man Charged With
Crime Against His Daughter Is
Now a Fugitive From Justice

. . D.
Heller has a married daughter in
MeMeehen with whom he spent much
Of the day. She said he left her home
at about 4 o'clock, saying that he in,
tended returning home and killing "ev.
cry -- one Of them" The police
have been unable to obtain any clue
as to what route he Travelled after
leaving his daughters home.
Heller Is fully six feet in height and
weighs about 225 pounds. His face is
ilorid and hair sandy and slightly
streaked with gray. He Is a machln.
list by trade and has been employed
for number Of years as mould maker
at the Fostorla glass works, earning
about five dollars per day.
The warrant was gotten out for Hell.
Ter Friday morning, and It was not
known at the time that he had left
The town or was contemplating doing
so. Since then Chief Steele, OF
Monndsville. and his deputy police Of.
flcers have been doing everything
within their power TO effect his cap.
tHre. Telephone messages were sent
out last evening to the police Of all
surrounding towns, requesting them to
be on the lookout for man answering
the description given,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
MEETING FOR MEN
DR.. WICKER WILL PREACH ON
MORAL COURAGE AT N. p.
TEMPLE TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.

1t Is likely Thousand men will
hear DR.. Wicker preach on the great
subject of Moral Courage" to.mor'
row afternoon at the Peoples Temple.
He is sure 10 give a message worth
hearing, DR.. Wicker has few equals
us speaker OIL subjects helpful to
people Of every class and condition.
He is able and eloquent yet tender
and kind. To know him is 10 love
him. His sermon last night was one
OF great power. Tomorrow is expect.
ed to be great day In the religious
life OF Fairmont Hundreds of people
who nave not thought Nof their souls
Interest for many years are beginning
TO ask themselves 81 am right with
God?" A number Of people have been
converted since the meetings began.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
NORMALCON7ES7S
TO Be Renewed
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE TWO
SOCIETIES WERE SELECTED
LAST NIGHT. n

The Normal literary contest has
been revived after Il lapse OF sew.
eral years and this year spirited
contest will be held between the Ly.
ceam and Mozart literary societies
during commencement week.
Last night at the Normal the pre-,
liminary contests were held and q
great deal of enthusiasm was manI.
tested upon the part Of the members
OF different societies and an effort Will
be made to again secure the silver
wreath, to be presented as a trophy
to the winning society.
Attorney T. N. Parks, Miss Villa
Butcher and Mr.. Albert kerns acted
as Judges in selecting the contestants
of the Lyceum. Mr.. Oliver Shurtlell
was chosen as the orator and Mr.. Wal.
ter Gaskins was selected for the dc.
bate, the reader will be selected later.
At the Mozart preliminary contest,
the judges were Rev. z. Z. Bates, Mr..
Tusca Morris and Prof. c. w. Evans.
Mr.. Cyrus Martin was chosen for the
debate. The reader and orator for the
occasion had already been chosen in
the persons of Mr.. ]. T. Hull as ora.
tor, and Mr.. Homer Hawker as read.
er.
The students and friends OF the Nor.
NAL school are very enthusiastic over
the renewal Of these contests as they
create great deal Of interest on the
part Of the students In literary work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
JUNK DEALERS
ON HIGH HORSES
ORDERED ASSESSORS OFF THEIR
PREMISES WHEN CALLING ON
OFFICIAL BUSINESS.

City Assessor Rufus E. Morgan and
P. D. Swearingen while making OIL.
elal calls on the properties of the Fair.
mont Iron md Metal Company yestcr.
day were ordered from their place Of
business. When the officers refused
to so they. sent in " call for police.
men 10 eject them from the premises.
In response TO the call Chief Shumak.
er and oMeer Ross went over to the
place of business. The policemen
found that the assessors were only
performing the duties imposed on
them by virtue of their office.
The trouble was caused by the junk
dealers when they refused to turn in
their. property to the assessors at It's
actual amount and true value. The
assessors raised the value more taan
eight times what is was given In.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
Thirty IN PARTY.
OF Governor
WEST VIRGINIA CHIEF EXEcu
TIVE AND OTHER STATE
GOVERNORS GOING TO
JAMESTOWN.

RICHMOND, Va, April 2o.-l,espon.
ses from the governors OF the several
States to the invitations sent oat by
Governor Swanson to attend the recep.
tion to be given at the Virginia build.
ing, jamestown. April %, axe coming
in rapidly. At least score Of execu.
tiyes will be In attendance Thursday
night OF next week. the day preceding
the opening of the exposition. Gov.
ernor Waraeid, OF Maryland, will be
there with a party Of some twenty
persons. Governor Harris, Of Ohio.
will have the same number. Governor
Ansel, Of South Carolina, will have fiji.
teen. Governor Dawson. Of West Vir.
ginia, will have thirty. and Governor
Woodruff, OF Connecticut, will bring
about one hundred.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
DR. MARVIN BELIEVES HIS boy
HAS AT last been found
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN THE FIRST
DEGREE FOR A crime COMMITTED IN KAHAWRA
COUNTY MORE THAN TEN LONG YEARS AGO

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 20
Charles Harrison, the negro who has
been on trial In the intermediate Court
since Wednesday afternoon, charged
with the murder OF Ora Buster near
Montgomery on October 3, 1896, has
been found guilty Of murder In the first
degree. the jury recommending i'm.
prisonment for life Instead OF the death
penalty. Harston's counsel says that
an appeal will be taken and That he
will secure aiildaylts from several
people in Winston.Salem, N. c., the
former home Of Harrison, which may
prove that Harston did not leave
North Carolina until 1901, when he left
for Columbus, o., where he was re.
Gently arrested. The absence of these
afIldavits in the present trial was
caused by some mix,up in the case and
n change Of counsel.
The case is an unique one, in the
criminal annals of Kanawha county.
On the one hand, the defendant denied
emphallcally that he was the Harston
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
FR|CK. WANTS TO /
Be SENATOR
WALL STREET HEARS THAT IRON
MASTER HAS LINED UP
WITH THE PRESIDENT.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Wall street
has heard that Henry C. Frick has
completed deal whereby he Is to
succeed Boise Pcnrose as Senator
from PENNSYLVANIA, and that as n re,
suit he will, from now on, be an open
adversary of Z. H. Hartman.
Everyone knows that a split has
been widening between Frick and Har.
riman, but only now Is the cause OF
the split understood. Mr.. Frlck can.
not hope to capture Pennsylvania leg.
lslatorS' votes unless he stands as a
stanch supporter OF President Roose
velt and his administration; and he
cannot pose as friend Of Roosevelt
and be in alliance with one so oh.
noxlous to the President as Hartman
In other words, Mr.. Frick's spear can
know no friend II that friend is a foe
to tue President,
Although Mr.. Frick Is now the les
see and occupant of the splendid Van.
derbilt mansion at Fiitr.arst street
and Fifth avenue, his legal residence
Is In Pittsburg.
1t has been rumored for some time
that Mr.. Frick would like much 10
become United States Senator, but he
has now clearly shown his hani, and
all PENNSYLVANIA politicians know that
he Is after the place now occupied by
Boise Penrose. of Philadelphia, the
man who has been mentioned as hav.
Ing diynlged the conspiracy of rich
men" against President Roosevelt.
Mr.. F'rick is understood 10 have
come 10 the conclusion that Mr.
Rooseyelt's attitude regarding Govern.
ment supervision Of corporations Is
right in principle and he is supposed
10 have countcred somewhat upon Har.
rlman and other members Of the Har.
riman syndicate who do not hold the
same Views.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
.A!c|ED. LADY DIES
in IN FIRST | |: WARD
MRS. SARAH WoLFoRD PASSED
AWAY THIS MORNING OF
!, sRfGHTst DISEASE.

Mrs. Sarah wolford died at her
home in the First ward this morning
at an early hour, after an Illness with
Bright's disease. Mrs. Wolford was
elghty.four years Of age. She wcs
BON Ia M9aonga!Ia county. bat had
;spe6t th6 greater portion of her life
in this city. She nus many friends In
this cnunty and Monongalla counties
who will learn with regre, Of her
death. She is survived by two sons,
Mr.. Lindsay Turner, who resided with
his mother and Mrs. James Turner,
who Is employed at Morgantown.
The funeral services will take to.
morrow afternoon at two o'clock from
the Jenkins Undertaking Establish.
entand interment will be made at Ma,
pie Grove Cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
MISSING BOY IS
IN MISSOURI
SON OF DR.. FREELAND LOCATED
IN KANSAS CITY BY
,t.t POLICE.

NEW MARTINsvILLE. w. Va,
April eo.-Arthur Freeland. the young
son Of DR.. and Mrs. P. l.. Freeland,
of New Dale, has been located In Kan.
sas City, Mo. After vain effort to
locate their missing son and after sol.
letting the aid Of the police of the
surrounding towns the welcome news
came tnat he was alive and well In
Kansas City. DR., Freeland has re.
celyel q letter from his son. who is
about II years Of age, saying that he
Is willing to return home II his father
wants him. Young Freeland failed
to state his street address in the let.
Ter, and as soon rs this Is received
DR., Freeland will send money for his
railroad fare home.
Young Freeland disappeared from
his home at New Dale under mysterl.
Gus circumstances and at first II was
thought that he had met with foul
play. He left his home for this city
70 purchase book supplies IN was to
return home that evening. Upon fall.
Ing to return home his parents be.
came alarmed and commenced an in.
sNestlgatlon. 1t was ascertalned that
his son had been in this city, but be.
,yond this nothing was seen or heard
OF MIN for ten days, when n letter ar.
rived from Kansas City, Mo-, saying
that the missing son had been located
in that city. Young Freeland had Sc.
cured a position In Kansas City and
was working when found. However,
he has determined 10 return to his
home at New Dale as soon as his rail-.
road fare to this city Is received,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
OFFICERS ARE. NOW
HUNTING FOR Him

WHEELING, April 20.-Frltz Heller
a big hurley German about forty.ilye
years OF axe, who ,,atil Yesterday was
n resident Of Nloundsyllle. Is n fugitive
from Justice, charged with having com.
mitted one of the most heInous and
unnatural of crimes. IN which the vic.
tim was his own Ii years old daurh.
ter.
The police have been investigating
the accusations against Heller for sev.
eral days. Realizing the awful dis.
grace that would be brought by such
IA charge anal the aifIeuIty In securing
convincing evidence. the polIce CON.
sldcrcd Il advisable 10 nos,t,oae ret.
ting n warrant for Heller until they
had obtained n confession from tho
outraged girl, together with state.
ments from her mother and neigh.
bors. Friday morning the Girl when
questioned by the poliee. admitted
imnroper relations with hcr father and
tcld substantially the following story:
That on the preceding Friday, Aprll
10Th, the Heller family was moving
from their residence oa I,aroka
Heights, Moundsyllle into n double
house half of which was occupfed by
Mr. and Mrs Edward Heedy Mr.. Hell.
Ier asked her IN carry iur in tbeir
nnw homo and nloce It In the cellar
.Be,,cr followed closely behind the
,,r, and when in rho collier forcihly
commi,,od the brnia, ard unnatural
cr,ue
Mrs uoedv told Chief stee,p that
ioha bea,J Tho sou.ylo +, tho co,lar and
also tho cries os tho pirI She said
Tho, oftor uo,,er ,eft Tho collar the
r,r, came unst.,rs st,,, crvlnp and I'm.
on ho,n, tendered svmnotbv and ask.
od Tho couse ~ bor dis, ract,on, re,at.
ed what had ocurrcd In the cellar sub.
ston,;o,ly as TOLL bv ber to the no.
i,co
Mrs Heller made n statement TO
Chic, stccle, at the latter's solIcita.
,,or suhstant,otinv tbe story told by
bor daughter Mrs, Heller soId that
,hls was moi tbe flrst time Heller had
hoo, ru1,tv q, this monstro,,s crime
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
Brought Here for Burial.

Giuseppe Barberl whose death oc,
cured near Morgantown Friday, was
brought to Fairmont last night and
taken to the Mnsgraye undertaking
establishment and prepared for bur
ial. He was killed while working
about coal crusher at the mines Of
tho Eikins Coal and Coke Company
at Bretz. The funeral WAS held to-day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
Got elegrafn
T To,dayFrorn Man
Who Has Child
POLICE I CAPTAIN SEEMS
POSITIVE Of IDENTIFICATION

I'D. 3
DOVER, Del. April 2O.-Dr. Horace
Marvin. father Of the four year old
lad kidnapped March 4th. Is today in
receipt OF the following telegram from
SGloversyille, N. Y:
u am positive that the boy I am
holding here is your son, Horace Mar.
win.
(slgned.)
\ POLICE CAPTAIN CoLsoN."
Doctor Marvin's brother.in.law has
started for Gloyersvllle TO identify the
boy. II possible. DR.. Marvin himself Is
OF the opinion that he boy has at
last been found.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
Colored Child Dead,

James Earl, the little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James o. Henderson, color
ed, died Friday evening at 7::3O o'clock
at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. David
Petty, Its grandparents. The funeral
will take place Sunday afternoon at
2:So o'clock from the residence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
Boat Went Down. ,,y1,.

NALLETTA, Mali, April 2o:-9nss
man was drowned during maneuyress
Of the British destroyed Ariel here
last night The warship collided With
the breakwater and went to taesbot:
tom. q !, II carried a crew Of sixty men,
It was q torpedo bon. 3! I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-20
Two Plain Drunks.

John Burke. and Edward Rneel were
two plain drunks that were in police
court. They were fined six dollars
each.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-03

our line of canned goods is the best
on the market and put up entirely
under pure food laws. Il. G. Pratt 4
Co. GroceFs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-03
POSTOFF|CE MEN
ARE LMOST
SWAMPED
DEPARTMENT FLOODED
WITH SUPPLY ORDERS
Increase of Salaries for Rural
Carriers Much Needed Inn
--StrenuOuS Days
at Headquarters,

- ~ - t,ii 5l
"'7''"'
A umDe OF postoIIIeeS throughout
The country have recently suffered
f.,r, lac, of HANK forms and niseoI-
Idh'ouS SuppIie9 l"i USE J." O'H"u-'"S
the postal business because of me
INSTRUMENTATION by some postmas-
.+u,o+f.u cont :. th.r, A.,
ls'S oi ~
the postoiiiee department 70 ofder
supplies i'm quantities sufficient to last
t1.n for O veor In the eases cited
an,. 49,
the instructions were construed TO
mean that "A years supplies should be
orde.ed ,t once and the postpast,rs
s....5al .o-,t.ittors a-coorltngly
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titSt idC'9 m i"llu' SucSVeueu uuI!"S
the laSt session Oh CoHSItss IN securing
suoslanIlaI feCoEililIo" LOT lhIS Ci'sS
OF 'ihploN'7 llI"ukH an IHCiG"9' ul
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-03
IL You Don't Get Good Cigars
NOw, It's Your Own Fault

All you have to do is to stand up like a man and ask The
dealer for cigars identified by the Triangle A" on the box.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-03

san Francisco May Major 'rn-
f-sI Eathhaue died here today afttr "a
t-ier illness He served us consul 80
PISS urf.r fbt rrsf rle"r1ri 1H-
H.ist-Htlau. During abe Doe
aide .n tuc staff Of General ac'i-a-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17

Order you fur garments at the
special sale to be held at our store on
Oct. % and "a. K. J. Taralseth Co.
" DR.. Evald Kallbe1g expects to have
his bath institute in running order
by Nov. 1st.
Justice Carlson. Ed. Natvik and
A. T. Boardman returned from a
hunting trip to Mud lake yesterday.
Thew captured few ducks.
Ladies, don't give up until your
husband orders for you one or more
of those dainty Lanpher fur par.
ments at the special sale in our store
on Oct. % and "a. K. J. Taralseth
Co.
liver N. Lodoen has accepted "a
position as cashier of the Bank of
Alvarado, at Alvarado and is already
there attending to the duties of that
institution. His family is still in
Warren but will probably move to
Alvarado later on. Mr.. Lodoen's
many friends in Warren wish him
success in his new field of labor,
though they regret very much that
it will take him away from Warren,
where he has lived so many years,
and with whose business interests he
has long been identified.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17

Ten per cent discount on any fur
garment at The Peoples Trading
Co.'S. fur sale on Friday Of this week.
Nels e. Bystrom is up and attend
ing to business again after his serious
illness.
Mrs. Justice Carlson and her bro
Their, Albert Hjelle. went to Oslo yes
terday to visit their cousin, MRS.
Carl J. johnson.
Miss Hannah Johnson, sister OF
A ug. A. Johnson, of this city, re-
turned to Kingsburg, Calif., on
Tuesday, after a couple months
visit at her home in Foldahl.
MIS-. John Westman and her little
girl Mildred returned home Sunday
from an all summers visit at Pepin,
Wis, and will soon take possession OF
the large and handsome house which
Mr.. Westman has built on Central
Park ave., during his wife's absence.
Mrs. J. 2. Easton went to Argyle
last Friday morning to welcome the
arrival of her first grand child, a
son, born to DR.. and Mrs. 81. G.
Stuhr on Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. Easton was so anxious to see
his grandson that he could not wait
for the train but drove to Argyle in
rig on Thursday afternoon.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Wilson went
to Grand Forks Tuesday for visit.
Don't forget the Rummage sale
Nov. lst and End.
Editor Brett. Of Stephen, was a
Warren visitor Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. J. Johnson and Mrs. IL.
Halyorson visited friends in AlVara-
do on Tuesday.
Do not miss the opportunity OF
selecting your furs on Friday at The
Peoples store. Special prices.
julius J. Olson went to. Oslo this
morning to attend to business
matters. ....
F "a ( s B. e. q d
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-26

down here Can't yc sind cider m ~ laru In
$50 he accused iv ciurzzenut, b III charges reached
his iii puhlcs onti eight years acr his death IN
"a his foster brother that he had neglected in Kansas CITY, slipped
his ballroom aurc an broke his leg In 20 hi. wife died
afthcr iorturn him fr fifty They were nay badly
mated couple with family fourteen chdhcr but he did live
long enjoy his happiness Fr he nver left his house.
but passed away within month of III greacs the
cinhry has prooocc For further details til wrong things he
done see til notes at the end v til volume.
81" nnssy that this here thing called biography
kind offset fr hsthry 1Iisthry lies side an hi
ograpy along an makes ow an lie tn other side
lsthry is nearly Gawd; biography he's on'y
kind v The historian up: til
down among ! don't believe ayether v Thin
81 akin with Father Kelly about aftr Hogan whit
We're they all bad, thin that I've brought up think
50 glory"s! l. They men, saysFaher Kelly ic
mustn't believe all ye hear about himno mather who it,
he Its trat " human pull down TIL AN s'rong
Ih hero hr through histry with his chin mp til air. his scpe
in his hand an his his head But behind him dances boot
black imiatn his walk an maxim faces him Fame invites
with warrant FIR batin his wife IT'S in tn things
that shuddent be We'd all perish v mitigation if til grrea
men iv til wurrud didn't have nach lowlown hrats If they
don't happen possess th make fr Thin We allow
no to tower Wan another level tn wurrd
to our own height If we can't reach tn heo head cut off his
legs. II always makes feel aer about slf wln read how
bad Julius Cayzar An STIMULATES compytion. If great
an goodness hand in hand tits small chance amy wud
have iv seem our pitchers in tn papers.
80 But, l. wud liver hry he goryou if he knew
that he on orenn tn FIR careful inquiry into his per-
sonal habits ied catch leadn an again lot
Of aads with if though that il goin make fell
low begin to call dentist to find where bought teeth
says l.
chance like tn other thing 1t all doesn't come ont in the
days job can't help An will talk bad about
aftcr ARE dead oness we've done somehn that makes people
talk good I'd have hroube getn aujence FIR
about Hogan, hut lave Whisper Did hear that about
Grover Cleveland an an lie to hearts contint
"An it is that the battles win TIL pitchers paint til peo
pe free tn hher that disgrace tn false step youth
and the false tooth v yere all tnderin down Immortality
together An after all isn't good thing! Tn ony biography
about is tn Mullga tn sonecuer will chop fr
like Mullgans STYLE FIR he's fahrer an he has model
biography that he FIR old an young rich poor He merely
write that
an lets go that But amy write a biography
iv an contribute fun this wurrud let him do it,
says Nawhn wud please bettler thin know that day
We will think ye ARE beher thin But not fr tn
prisnt, says he"
(Which wud rather be- famous rich " asked Mr. ennesy
Id like be famous said MrDooey, IAN have money enough
J to buy off all threaenin' bi-ographcrs'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-26

The Kinau arriving this morning
from Hilo and Hawaii ports. brought
the following freight: 20 cases cab.
bage. 0 cases pines. 20 empty kegs. 20
sacks OF potatoes, 43 hogs. 3 dogs, ~
empty wine casks. 6 barrels tallow.
6 crates chickens, "a barrels empty
bottles, Al bags empty bottles, 10
bags corn, 3 barrels dried fish. 1874
packages sundries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-26

DR. 0uNNs NEW FAMILY PHYSICIAN
edition. containing full information upon new we'll old dis
New Remedies
language questions
symptoms methods
which mankind subysot complete FAMILY MEDICAL
Doctor always
when sudden sickness accidents immediate
say over half million copies sold handsomely
italy bound 10 full with marbed
1000 with beautifully