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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ernest H. Augusterfer, q, Garrett Park. Nd. and
Leona G Meyer. n Rev John T. Huddle
Eugene II. Reid a. and Eleanor A Mayhew, q
Rev. James l. Msg1Te.
Eugene Z. Balders0n, q Richmond Va and
Hattie L. Miller, q, Rockingham, Va. Rev E. Hez
SVEN
Davenport B, Elgin. fl. LeTinsrile. Va. and
Mary L Elgin, g, Leesburs, Va. Rev. William L.
Dolly.
William E. Francis. 81. and Anna E. Dealey, e.
Rev. Thomas g. Smyth-
Charles O. Tovner q. Philadelphia. Pa. and
Maud Z. Lindsay. q Rev. J. A. Price.
jeremiah Horan. g, Manchester. y H., and Anna
c. Hlllyard. p Rev. J. D. Mari.
willard T. shipmsn. a. and Helen ". McWl-
hsms. - Rev. Edward L. Buckley.
r. Wilbert Donaldson, 3 Ballston Va. and
Florence NJ Mattingly. 3. Rev J. H. Balthis
Quincy W. Foster. 3, and Susannah Larner So.
Juds0n o. Harrison. a and Margaret NJ Rosssco
2. Rev. John NJ. Cooper
Franklin Z. Dodge. ir.. q. Spencer. Mass. and
Hattie Weigel q. Rev James D. Buhrrr.
William o. Martz. 81. and May Layman. 25. both
Of Broadway. Va. Rev. II. Schroeder
William r. Hakes. g. and Elizabeth Edwards q
Rey. Walter G.. Mcneil.
George ". Dixon. 3. and Rose c. Knorliene. p
Rev. +. A. Hannah.
Wiley J. Mitchell, 50, and Mamie J. Dugan. q.
Evan 5. Stokes. a. and Sarah T. statsenburg. g.
Rev. G. ;. Albert.
Urshur Wilson. IS. Cape Charles. Va. and Aida
II. Eaton, 25 Rev Robert NJ Moore.
William +. Nalley p and Elsie @. Willis. g.
Rev. William II. Houn
Levi W. Mossburg. 25. and Lille r Kerns. IS
Rev. J. r. Yerbrycke
Walter F. Fry q jefferson Nd. and Octayia
Souder. 9, Loyettsyille, Va Rev John 81 Schick
Philip A. Hopes. 3S Los Angeles. Cal and
Laura /. Gin, %. Baltimore. Nd. Rev George r.
Dudley.
COLORED.
George G. SUmmerTile, e. and Beatrice Hall %
Rev. Paul Griffith.
stephen Jackson. .. and Mary Jones. .. Rev
William J. Howard
Ulysses Thomas. p. and Ruth Lindsay. p. Rev
James H Lee.
George c. SomeTiIle, Q. and Beatrice Hall. %
Rev Paul Griffith.
Anglo Williams. %. and Elizabeth Gaskips %
Rev. Theodore Williams
Joseph o. Butler. p and Sarah Douglass q
Rev. Alexander Dennis
Francis 4. Dyson 8 and Dora Lipscomb * Rev
o. J. Carey.
William Reed. g and Bertha Butler. q Rev
Edgar +. Ricks
Frank Chase. 26. and Carrie Wood. B. Rev. Paul
Griffith. U
Thomas E. smallwood, o. and Lucy Rowiet 70
Rev. Logan Johnson
Joseph Owens 40. and Julia Smith. p. Rev.
r. Robinson
james A. Allen. q. and Bessie Lewis. q. Rev
r. r. Robinson.
John Queen. 2. and Elizabeth MeusbaIl. % Rev
J. z. Matthews
Philip johnson. 81 and Fannie T. Stewart q
Re5. Alexander Tmatt.
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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. ISIS street northwest-AIartha ;. Thomson to
Lucie Bantz Dot 81, square I7S So
Georgia Avenue southeast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-Charles 5. Cooper et ux. 10
Herman and Amelia Stobbe, lot &c. square
1886 SIC.
wearers Prospect-J. Miller Kenyon. trustee. to
Simon BUbe. part. S. $50
bingham pace-MargaTet A. Glennan et al 10
Arthur H. Glennan. lots ls 1s. "a 3. and 26.
block o. So
No. So Fifteenth street northeaSt-Frank A. OBrien
ct ux. 10 NOryal L. Nutwell. 10; lls square 1861.
SO. Norval L. Nutwen conveys same property
10 Annie o 0BTien. So
Washington Heights-AIiranda p Tullooh ct al 70
Henry p Blair, lot 3. block l. SO
Barry Farm-Lucnda Clagett 10 James F. Smoot
part lot y. section 9, $40.
No 6jZ Fifteenth street n0rtAesst-lIatthsW K0erner
20 James ID. Jones, lot l69 square i05l So
Alley between / and VI. Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest-Mary T. Wilson ct al. 20 Woodward
Lothrop. Incorporated. part original lot 1,
square $50 So
a street northwest between Thirty-rst and Thirty
second streets-Stenhen T. Brown to Layinia
Sinsheimer, par; lots 2 ;, and g. square ll99 SO.
Massachusetts avenue extended-Alfred ". Fleming
ct al, trustees. TO Katharine N Mccormick
part Of Pretty Prospect Sc s70.4
Rosedale and Isherwood-J Cassin Howard ct ux.
to George o. Wilcox, lot @ block p, $40. Ernest
A. \ Dunn et TO same same property $40.
Seventh street northwest. between H and streets
hclh4 Urn et TX 10 Moses tToldcnbCrg. parts
original lots and s. square rs SIC
Seventh street northwest. between and H streets
Henry 0rth et ux. to Moses Goldenberg, part lot
Ii. square 454. SO
No liz N street noTthwest-JOhn J. kOhler ct al
10 Isabel H. Lehman. lot II. square 3I5. SO
Brightwood Park-Niiliam ]. sheetz ct 1,x 10 Will
lam Mex. Clayton. lots J. ?, and IS. block IS.
and loi p, block 8, SO
Columbia HCights-Randofh l. .Gcare et ux 70
Josephine $ johnson. lot 3i block 81 SO.
Thirteenth and streets sOutheast--Alary n SuIli-
van to Rutledge Wilson lot zl2, square I0I5. SO
BTightwood Park-John L. Getty ct ux to William
J. Sheetz, lots /. ?, and g, block lS and lot q
block 3, Brightwood PARK. and lots q, 2, and
part lot O. block g. Mount Pleasant. SO.
Brightweod Park-George C. Getty ct al 10 John
l. Getty. lots /. ?. and 25 block Is. and lot p
block g. Brightwood Park and lots o. p and
part lot q block 6. Mount Pleasant and Pleas
ant Plains. sic
6 street southeast, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth streets-Percy W Pickf0Td 70 Henry G.
Schwartz. lot IS. square 1903 SO
Petworth-HcbcT l. Thornton 20 Almura r. Living
ston. lot 10. square g. So
Addition 70 lie DToit Park-Rose A. Clear ct yir
Robsrt l.. TO Ebenezer SouthaH lot "a. square
3 $40.
Twenty second street northwest, between and K
sireets-Nharton L. Lester ct al. trustees. To
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Circuit Conrt No. I.
IrsTICF WRIGHT

JUSTICE NkINHI.
Jolly Ys. Adams: continued for the term Plain
tif's attorney Wilton J. Lambert defendants at
torney. j. J. Darlington.
Meehan & Sons vs.. Thropp; leave granted 10
amend declaration and twenty days to defendant to
plead Plaintiffs attorney, H. Winship wheatley:
defendants attorney. J. J. Darlington.
simmons vs.. Kelly; on trial Plaintiffs attorney.
John Ridout; defendants attorney. r. 3. Behrend
Assignments fer to-day;
No. 81 smith vs. Tnbby. Attorneys, W. G..
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD.
II re lunacy Of James Perry; order appointing
committee: bond. 500
In re lunscy Of Mark J. O'Dea; committees &C
count approved and discharged
United Press Association VS. United Press Asso-
ciatiers e al rile discharged and time to take
testimony limited Complsinsnts' solicitor L. A.
Bailey: defendants solicitor, c. A. Douglas
Richardson vs.. Hensey; argued and submitted.
Defendants solicitors, c. II. Meriilat and NJ. n.
Richardson; defendants solicitors, Birney & Wood
ard.
Pumphrey vs.. simkins; sale ratified. Complain
ants solicitors, J. +. Scagss. Thompson & Laskey;
defendants solicitors +. Forrest c. Bendheim
and ". b. Reilly.
knabe vs.. Knabe; divorce a vim. nat granted
Compainant's solicitor. David Rothschild defend
ants solicitor, Z. F.. Scaggs.
Shelly vs.. Butler; on hearing. Compiainant's
solicitors. Putnam & Poe and J. c. Fay; de-
fendauts solicitors. Conway Robinson, W. H. Robe-
son. and d. ". Baker.
same assignment for today
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and letters te-tar-entary granted TO Louis p Shoe
maker. bond $50 Attorneys Lambert & Mclean
Estate Of John Hayes, viii admitted 20 probate
and lettens tCstanentary granted 10 Michael T. sui
Ivan; bond. S. 20 Attorney. r. r. Downing.
Estate q Teuance Mctiee; petition FOR letters Of
administration fled Attorneys. Coldren d Fenuing
Estate of Virginia d. Mckenney; letters Of admin
istration granted 20 James II. AlcKenney; bond 500
Attorney William Hitz
Estate # Louise Friedman; viii dated August
2, lsoo fled with petition fer probate. Attorney,
George c. GertmAn
Estate Of Annie Burke petition FOR letters Of ad-
ministration hlod Attorney. r. p Shesey
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Omohundro Clothes.

Our assortment of Fall and Winter fabrics en-
braces all the latest and most exclusive imported and
domestic patternS-every piece guaranteed all wool.
When you order suit or overcoat from US, you get
perfectfttng -bccomingy designed andfault
lessly tailored in the newest styles Every little de-
tail is given careful attention We design cut, and
build all our clothes right here in our own workrooms.
All 'try-ons' made after basting Every garment
produce is made under the personal supervision of
Mr.. Omohundro and guaranteed to satisfy the most
fastidious dressers
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DEATH RECORD.

Edwin n Truel, 1915 Clifton ST. nw 81 vs,rs
Sarah 4. Patterson, 10 sth 81. ne. 81 wears
CoTdelia Howgate, T72i Corcorou ST.. 70 wears
AicestG 4. Osmcnd. so L ST. he. 70 years.
Florence NJ. Norfolk, 1916 T. Cart s I vear
BENJAMIN Rollins, COG Christian q. nv a. veo-
Anna Y. Smith, 72l Va ave. S.. 70 years.
Bartholomew Fceney. lZ35 G S. ne. g years
Oliver 7. Beverage. Govt Hospt Insane. s3 Years
Lula p. Girvin. l222 9th st. NV, IS wears
Margaret T. CIyor. 2S3l L 81. NV, o years
Frances Goldsborough. 1884, = St Sc. Is months
Aunetta jackson, 2ll Fentun Ct. ne. months.
Einora White 1924 3lst St. NV. months
Margaret Tcbin, Columbia Hospital. 4 hours
HeneTy Berger. &3 18th st. se, hours
Infant Ct c. J. &. and Z. NJ White. sl5 7tb E.
W., ! day.
COLORED
Matte Warner. Nichols ave, Hillsdale. year.
Samuel Coleman. l23 0 81. N.Y.. 20 years
Lucy Gorham l6i Pierce St NV. ] year.
Robert Jones l729 10Th ST.. 63 years
Daniel W. Elder. l2i5 9Th 81. NV. 81 years.
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Gardner and T. \. HopeuelI-H HoEard BOYD and o.
4. ". Brown.
No l3. Madden vs. Fitzpatrick. Attorneys. Gas
kins & Beckett-W. A Johnston.
No. l5I-Wunderiy w. Meyers Attorneys. R 5.
Hume and II. V Tullcch-T l. Jefords.
No. 81. Corhett Fenning. Attorneys. r. p.
Evans ard Mcneil & McNeill-J. S. Easby Smith
and B. ~ Parker.
No. ~ Shafer vs. Sheridan. Attorneys. William
E.lison-E. l.. Giesy
No. lB Carroll vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Campbell Darlington.
J. Med Carrington. and Hayden Johnson-J. J.
Darlington.
Ne. IL. Benson vs.. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company Attorneys. Hayden Johnson-BeTy &
Miner.
No. l53. Foster vS Congregation Talmud T0rah-
Attousys. 5 81. Giesy-LcCn Tohrnor.
No. l55. Potomac Electric Power Company IS.
International Cotton Seed Delinting Company. At
tornCys. J. d. Sullivan-E +. Colladay and y. P.
WolhaupteE
No. 81. Kieny vs.. Altemus Attorneys. Archer &
Smith-Wiltnn ] Lambert
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I.nNNsuifa

No $3.50 Selby y. Hagdwick vs.. Miller ClaErtt
& Co; account l50-b Plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker
& kenYUu
No. g9S5a. United States * relatione Howard C.
Russell IS. District Of Columbia Commissioners;
mandamus. Plaintiffs attorneys Lambert & Nc
Lean.
No. 1851 Harry I. Rust vs. Robert Murphy
appellant. appeal Defendants attorney, W. T.
Lester.
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Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulaton-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital. Its books are open
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Equity suits.

No. E4l3 George ". Hurlebsus vs. Edwin W
W Griffin ct al teIcise board injunction Cen
plainants solicitors. NJ J. Colbert and Edmund
Brady
No EEL Harry Lamson vs.. William " Breue-
man ct al 20 declare trust Complainants solici-
tor, T. l. Gies
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District Court.

3t6lllE BAhNAhD-
In re extension Of Munroe street northeast; order
to summon juTy.
In re extension Of Eleventh street; extension Of
time 70 file transcript allowed Garfield Hospital and
Harry Wardman
In re opening cf Macomb street; order accepting
and directing jury and hearing fixed for October g
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augusta C Alotz, part original lot l. square 81,
500.
Tenth and Il streets northEesy-Richard E Pairo
Ct ux 70 John J. McAuiifs, part lot !. square
3A SO.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. i.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Cahill Cahill; clerk directed 70 pay certain
fund ont Of registery. Complainants solicitor. {.
W. Stetson; defendants solicitor, W. S. Duva1
Denuie Denniei uule as to receiver returnable
October .. Complanans solicitor. ". J. keane.
Crimmins vs. Doyle; auditors report confirmed.
Complainant solicitor C. II. Merillst and W. L.
Ambrose; defendants solicitor b. 7. Doyle
In re w. T. Sinnhold change Of name ordered.
Codnplainants solicitor w B. Kerkam.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

5IoilNH A-NbEhcDN.
Vaughan Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash
ington Railroad Company. verdict fcT plaintiff for
S. Plaintiffs attorneys. Il. H Classic C. f. Ca
rusi and G. II. Syme; DEFENDANTS attorneys, Nc
Kenney & Flanner.
John Wesley A. NJ. f. Zion Church vs. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company; verdict for
defendant Plaintiffs attorneys. N. 7. Clinkscales
and a. ". Scott: defendants attorneys. Worfhing-
ten. Hcald & Frailey.
Assignments fer to-day:
No. l24. Moreland IS Brosnan. Attorneys. W J.
Lambert-H. T. Davis.
No. lS. Goldsby vs. Washington Railway and
Electric COMPANY Attorneys. J. Med. Darlington
and Hayden Johnson. J. Darlington
No. "a. Dale vs.. Shafer. Attorneys. Z s. Bailey
&C. ]. +. Graf
No. S. Davis rs. Anacostia and Potomac Railroad
Company. Attorneys. W. q. Gardiner and T. ~
HopeWell-J J. Darlington.
No. 10. Dale SIS. ShafeT Attorneys, f. S Bailey
C J. < Graf
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nnnIrnnfcv Court.
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
IN re Julius W. Tolson sale ratified
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Criminal Court No. 1,

United States IS. Nick Zeroes alias John George,
housebreaking verdict not guilty. Attorney W T.
Plumley.
United States John B. Lipscomb assault with
dangerous weapon case set for trial October p At
toTney. Il. Z. Davis
United States Delaware Ross, murder second
degree; on trial Attorneys, Thomas C. Taylor and
Thomas L. Jones.
Assignment for to-day.
United States rs. Emilio Jaselli.
United States vs.. William Lipphard
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Criminal Court No. 2.

United States vs.. William Mason s1d BENJAMIN
johnson. robbery and assault severance granted as
to defendant Mason. who pleads guilty: sentence
penitentary for two years Attorney. J. q. Foster.
United States John Butler. carna knowledge:
verdict not guilty; defendant discharged. Attorney
B. /. Gaskns
United States vs.. Henry Smallwood forgery: plea
not guilty. Attorney B. l. Gaskins.
United States vs.. Wellington Herbert; recognizance
81 900. taken with W. ". Stewart as surety.
Assignment for to-6ay:
United States vs.. Fred Green.
United States vs.. Leo Meueweather.
United States vs.. George seymour
United States Us George 4. Chase.
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SUSIlDB GOblLs.-
In re John H. Purcell; order appointing Charles
h Purcell guardian: bond 500
Estate Of George Motts; viii admitted 10 probats
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Our Establishment.
We Occupy the Entire Building 8l6 F Street.

We Occupy the Entire Building. 8lSF Street.
You're invited to visit cur store any tme-in-
spect our building from top to bottom. You'll find
perfectly organized, fully equipped tailoring establish
Our cutting rooms and workrooms we'll
ventated-our cutters and tailors experts. No
sweat shop methods here, but hgh grade tailoring
that will appeal to men who demand perfect fitting
well-made clothes at moderate Ask any of our
customers
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While the souvenir feature still COM
mands the greater portion Of the post
card business, and while most people still
send cards to show where they have been
and what they have seen. it is a fact that
20 a great many Of the faddists a post
card is a picture card and nothing mora
Thus it is that every imaginable thing
may be had on a post card. Copies of
every famous painting In the galleries of
Europe are to be had, as well as Gibson
girls. HUT heads, Christy beaux. Opper
cartoons. Buster Brown, McCutcheon
Sketches. Bergman bears-everything
The season and holidays are remem-
bered. Of course, and St Valentine last
year had to be introduced to an entirely
new corps Of Cupids Easter. Christmas
and every holiday is sure 10 cause a
flood Of post cards through the mails.
European peoples have always been lib
eral buyers Of portraits Of rulers and
prominent people. Thus far Americans
have not INDUCED in that peculiar fancy.
but the postcard portraits of prominent
people are quite popular Those Of Mr..
Roosevelt lead all others. OF course. For
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-11
Well Known Valuable Prop.
erty for Sale.

On account of improving my busi-
ness house on Jackson street | offer
my handsome and convenient dwell.
ing on Monroe street for sale. This
house is built on a lot 6Ox11o and con-
sists of nine rooms and modern cellar.
Barn, carriage sheds, chicken pens,
etc, with brick driveway to each. One
square and half from court house,
four churches and one-half square
from opera house and car line. In fact
the best residence part of the city.
No money or expense was spared II.
building this home. and is perfect in
every detail and never was offered for
sale before. Business demands the Inn
provement OF my jackson street prop
erty. otherwise under no consideration
would 1 give up. what I consider as
nice home and in as good location
as there is in the city of Fairmont.
Spectators take notice, for 1 am going
to sell. Possession given at once and
payments made satisfactory to pur.
chaser. Write or consult me.
]. SANDS JACKSON,
Casino Han. us jackson st,
Xxx Fairmont w. va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-11

surprlse elrthday partN.

Miss Edna Jackson was given de-
lightful surprise party Saturday even.
ing, Feb. sth. at her home at watson,
in honor OF the anniversary OF her
birth. Miss Jackson was out calling
and on returning home at eight O'Clock
found he guests assembled TO Join
in the celebration of the anniversary.
A delightful evening was spent at va.
rious social diversions, and tempting
refreshments were served. The In.
yited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J.sw.
Kinney, Miss Flossie Kinney, Misses
Blanche and Beulah Sharp. Misses
Pearl aud Jennie Davis, Myrtle wads.
worth, Stella Hawkins, Maude Higan-
botham. Docie Ceilings, Nellie Jack
son, Messrs. Dayle and Lawrence
Thompson, Homer Davis, Guy wads.
worth, Ctas. Hawkins. Walter Hart
ley. Fred Higanbotham, Fred Kinney
and ia IL Coon.
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The Best Store
Killed Veteran
With Billiard Cue
A WETzEL COUNTY LAWYER
STRIKES DOWN BILLIARD
PLAYER RESULT OF
FIGHT.

NEW MARTINsvILLE, w. Va.
Feb. ia charge Of manslaughter
was filed against E. H. Yost, a well
known member Of the wetzel county
bar, following the death Of George B.
Woodcock, prominent G. A. R. man.
Yost was playing pool at the Takln
house when Woodcock- entered. Yost
playfully tapped woodcock with his
cue. Woodcock threatened the law.
yer IL the act was repeated. When
Yost again tapped woodcock the lat.
ter, 1t is said, struck Yost on the
cheek. Yost, it is alleged, then struck
Woodcock causing conclusion of the
brain which resulted in his death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-11
.2-CENT FARE BILL
Continued from Page one.o

that the Senate bill is spurious one,
their acquiescence TO the passage OF
the MEASURE becomes. under the cir
cumssanoeg, most oppressive.
The Charleston Gazette gives the
views of well known legal firm as
tc the constitutional features of the
two-cent rate bills now before the leg.
islatuTe. The Gazette article reads as
follows:
Since the house passed a two-cent
passenger fare bill, applying a fat
rate Of two cents on all roads in the
State, ahd the Senate passed two.
cent bill exempting all short lines un.
der fifty miles in length, the general
public has been specializing II the two
wings Of the legislative body would
get together and II so, what kind of a
compromise they would likely agree
upon. IN order to ascertain the rela-
tive morits Of the two bills as to the
much Inooted question of their con
stitutionality, a Gazette reporter visit
ed the Office OF one of the leading law
firms Of this city, whose members are
considered as ranking equal in point
of ability and experience to those OF
any firm in the State, and whose mem
bers are well known eAan in the Su,
prems Court Of the United States.
When asked II the House bill were to
become law and any road could es.
tablish the fact that 1t could not make
n reasonable profit carrying passengers
at two cents and became exempt un
der the constitutional provision, that
the law in It's case, would be confisca.
tory II it would vitiate the entire bill
enc of the members said: In such
an event the law would only be UNI
constitutional as to such roads as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-11
VARSITY WINS
WEST VIRGINIA BASKET BALL
TEAM ouTcLAsSES WILDER.
MING AGGREGATION.

MoRGANTowN, Feb. 1.-THE w.
Va. University basket ball team de.
feated the Widening team in this
city by the one.sided score of 60 to
4. The visitors made their points II,
the first half of the game and never
had show after that. Captain Pear.
cy, of the locals, played the star game,
he having total of ten goals to his
credit. The game, as the score would
indicate, was very embarrassing and
tiresome to the handful of spectators
present. The lineup:
W. V. U.-Guards. Reiner and Ely;
centre, Carr; forwards. strickler and
Pearcy.
wildorming = Guards. Good and
Black; centre, Anderson; forwards.
Wallace and Mitchell.
Substitutes for W. v. u, Ryan and
Baumgardner.
Goals. Pearcy. 10; strickler, s; Ely,
s; Carr, 2; Reiner, L; Ryan, /; Black,
i; Anderson. 1.
Referee, Gronninger.
Time OF halves, 20 minutes,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-11
HAD CLOSE CALL.
Grafton school Ma'am Came Near Be,
ing Asphyxisted Saturday.

GRAFTON. W. Va, Feb. 11.-MIss
Estelle Wolf. teacher at the Central
High school, had very narrow es.
cape about noon Saturday from as.
phyxiation. She was bathing in the
home Of Prof. and Mrs. C. ]. Carder's.
in the First ward, and evidently had
turned the gas fire in the bathroom
too high, causing some of the gas 10
escape unburnt. Groans were heard
by the family, and they hurried to the
room, broke open the door and foun,l
her unconscious on the floor. Until
a physician arrived the unfortunate
young lady had to be kept alive by
artificial respiration. The physician
soon brought her to consciousness. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-11
Birthday Anniversary.

Mast George Hill, the elder son
of DR.. aud Mrs. F. W. Hill. entertain
ed a number of his friends on satur-
day afternoon at his home on Quincy
street. The occasion was Master
Georges eighth birthday anniversary
and his friends helped him celebrate
the event in a royal manner. The ap-
pointments of the entertainment were
In keeping with the anniversary of
the birra of another George, which
occurred on the 22d of February, 1882.
Dainty tavors were presented to each
guest, which were small hatchets to
which an American flag was attached.
delicious refreshments were served in
the dining room.