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Serious Fight Over Bed Covers

YORK Pa. October - -Becaus. he
Tad arpropriat d most OF the bed cover
ing TO his own use. HrnrN Weber WAS
stabbed by his bed FELLOW. Frank Urhauy
and is now in a critical condition. When
Urbany returned to his boarding house
Saturday night he found Weber with the
covers wrapped about him. An alte-ca-
ton ensued. and Urbany whipped out
knife and inflicted several ugly wounds
in his companions body.
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AUL Co. 7TH & l. n. W.
GA = NV. Or. b. 20. so
+th & VI NV. store 81 30
81 Mass NV. ST.. b. Is 90
Cottage Hin. Tor. W q 90
1889 r NV. store .25. 90
1909 LIST NV. Tr, BIS 90
S14 g he, 1r, b. 81. 30
2S13 II NV. Tor. b. % so
ISIS 9TH NV Or. b. % 80
COL n NV. store. 20. SO
1881 Q. 2 Office RS, 2f2O so
1927 18th ne. .6r. b. II. so
642 Park I'd. Or, h. .17.;O
All / sw. IL, b. is. 90
7 N Sc, 6rsSb. 10. 40
r 6i3 L NV. wareh'e15.O0
2p0l l4th NV. ir, I'd
floor. office. 500
r 925 y J ava stls12.50
2G34 7th NV ,stOr. 2rl2.OO
1913 n J av Sc Or, WHO'D
61s Morton NV. Or. WIZ. so
1898 Sd Sc. Ar. ". 1000
6l6 La av. basement,
22xI5 ..........1 10. 90
C0LORED TENANTS.
2219 Water. Or. 80. Is. 90
1908 9th NV. If, b
fiat tcoD. 1850
:, new and modern
.yatDr. etc 200 On
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columba-In re Louis Cohen. Bank
rupt.-In bankruptcy. No. 514.-TO the creditors
OF said bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on
the LIST day of October. 1907. the said Louis
Cohen duly adtudicated BANKRUPT and that
the first meeting of his creditors Will be- held at
my office Room No. 40 Columbian building No
4l6 5til st. NV. Washington. ID. C., on the 18th
day of November. 1907. at 10 o'clock am. at
which time the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims APPOINT trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meeting
f.. !. McCALMONT.
Referee in Rankruptcy.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court.-No- -.
Admins ira tiOn.-Ths is to give notice that the
subscriber who WAS by the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia granted letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of Eliza Il. Hirst de
ceased. has. with the approval OF the supreme
Probate Court APPOINTED Monday. the 18th day
Of November 1907. at 10 O'Clock am. as the
time and said courtroom the place. for max
ing payment and distribution from said estate.
under the courts direction and control. when
and where all creditors and persons entitled 10
tstributiye shares legacfes or residue. are
notified to attend In person or by agent or at
torncy duly authorized with their claims against
hand this oath day of October. 1907. HOMER
T. HIRST BY MASON n. RICHARDSON. At
torney Seal Attest JAMES TANNER. Reg
lister of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court.
90 1ap
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FOX KEN I-Bl y. r. :
1920 Ish NV, storeSioo. 90
1916 eth NV. sto. eel. - 90
Cos l. NV, sto. eel. 10. 60
400 18th, 1Sr. 80. 90
1851 3lst, 14r, b. go. 10
1901 9th NV. sto, dwa5. 30
1886 Irving NV, 10. hl7. 30
1881 3lst nw,l2r, b. As. 90
1917 Sth NV, llr, b. AS. 90
1898 Riggs NV, l0r. b40. so
COS = NV. Sr. b. . 80. 90
1875 Z, Sr, b. 1000
1888 L NV, store. 40. 90
1901 14th NY. stO. 81. 80
l4li Col st nw,Sr. b35. 30
1926 nth NV. Tor, b. 30. so
1915 7th ,sto. dw35 90
1888 10th NV. Or. h. 33 so
l622Gth NV. 7r, b, sta32. so
62l T NV. 7r. b. 81. so
7th and Morton,
sto, sta. 81
1920 Sth NV. Sr. b. 30. so
1913 NJ av NV, Sr. b30 so
500 Fla av NV. sto. 80. 90
Bol0 Gamble pl. ST.. h2S. so
1882 9th NV 10r, b. 27.5O
51l P NV, Or, b. %. so
1903 Fla ay ne. Or b25. so
1929 9TH NV Or, h.sta25. so
LIST and Decatur sits. n.
warehouse. electric ell
a,,sbr tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
lines, II SOC St, 81 90. 1wk-, So 3S- mo-. s. 20
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED.
7 T1 i SETS or KEYS TO EVERY HOUSE
WE HAVE FOR EEN
I\FT RNISHFD.

ur tIty-Lr Enp ZEN
~ D<IsuEr
,noo -. 80
81 rn, ia,
,!,n.5 M Itr ~. -, un
,a5i y, 10 ~. ,,,
80 Irr - ~ O. > ,
WOO : m,. Io,- l. - .,
- = 80 10 oh ~ =:
o[tS i,tr =, lo, ~
stat'I, i So an
,oqg - SO, ~ > ua
I4oT 7. nv, 10, d -on
1sl5 Adm. lIiIi ri
Inr T. = 4l
I9p0 !. it-,rou- To- fT.pi
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-BY EDWARD 7. SCHWARTZ.
GA F st. NV.
HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY EDWARD 7. SCHWARTZ
GA F st. NV.
HOUSES.
Grant place NV, very large house SIC. 90
1I2o 21st st. NV. 10 rooms and bath so. 90
33I Missouri ave. n.w................... 5o.8o
$50 9th st. n W. about 8 rooms and ba tn. 40 50
HOS y. II. ny w, 9 rooms and bath. $3.50
63s :. g. ave. sc. new house, Or. and b. 81. 90
13l Sd St NV, rooms and bath. ..... 80. 20
S23 Sd at. NV. Observation-Disclosures. Is. so
5l9 Fl st. NV, from about Nov DO. $3.50
sol q st. observation-disclosures. 20. so
4nI ii ST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is. %
331 Missouri ave, large house; MAKE offer.
APARTMENTS
1920 18th st. NV. whole apartment
house: baths; d. m. i................ t25. 90
716 Tth st. NV. rooms and pa th...... IS so
- ST. NV, Ar and bath; furnished. Is. 90
STORES
1876 18th st. n Observation-Disclosures. %. 90
626 St NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
45l st. NV. Observation-Disclosures. 30. 90
STABLES.
Rear 6l3 I. st. T. Observation-Disclosures. is. 90
Rear 1924 Conn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.. %
OFFICE
800 II st NV, rooms: heat; arranged
for dentist Observation-Disclosures. 35. 90
WAREHOUSE OR STOREROOMS.
Busch building. st. NV. bet 1th
and Sth SITS; per yr.............. .Sl2. 900. 90
Mail Bag Repair shop building, st.
bet AZ and 9TH sts........-...... 5000. 90
Rear 613 and SIS II st n.w........ 900. 90
Gl9 9th st. n. w. first floor, per month 40 %
EDW. F. SCHWARTZ,
oc26-6t f24 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
CNFIR NISHEn.

FOR EN1-JNfUHNISIIED
1921 Mass. ave. II rooms, , baths 800. 90
1923 y II. NV. Is rooms. baths. 200 90
l4J3 Mass. ave, llr and b.: hot-air heat IS. -
got; Mass. ave, ST and h--...........-.. ~ 80
So : ne, rooms and bath. So so
1911 Jackson st. NV, rOoms and bath 800
1877 18th n W rooms and bath ....... q. so
2nf3 :s5th -; NV Observation-Disclosures. IL 80
Pol :i,th St. Ir .....,..-..... II 30
APARTMENTS.
The NiIans. 1928 q 81. NV. Ar and b. $40. 90
Hammond Court 10th and 2 SITS. 6r b. 1000
Tie Eivaus Ir and h..-...-.......... 81. 90
1ne VivaHs. 17@3 {; st. NV. IL. and b. 80 90
The Navarro. 2i5 NV. 5r. and b.. % 80
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST Conf
PANY. REAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT
uc4I-I "SH
FuK RENT 1890 18TH ST. NV
lie residence containing Is rooms and .
baths. j.. squares north of Dupont Circle;
lIrc" lot with alley two sides; rooms all
large and VOL lighted.
Fer particulars inquire of
r A HARDING 60. Gnc), 1922 q ST. NV.
n,26}t
FoR EENT-7o3 QUINCY ST NV.
pETNDRTH
Fine room brick dwelling; heated by steam
ami with every coiIv en- 'encr; convenient to
Rent very reasonable.
\ \. HARDING 60. unc.>. 1922 q st. NV
s2G2t oSr
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FURNISHED.

I FURNISHED.
1909 10th NV, per
. ycar.........lS.OoO.o 90
D | 1901 18th NV. lir.
D 2h Thy year. ). 900 90
3 li,w /. nw, I2r. h.loH. 20
) 1893 Curc'n,l2 .hiOo."J
} ( 1877 ) NV, LOT. b,
y months 1890. 20 10
b 1877 : NV. Tor h. lyrs1.JD
f APARTMENTS.
. The Cheshire;
or. l.. S4n. 90 TO IL 80
% Or. l. Si2 80 TO 1850
% Tho Hampshire
% Jr. b. 5000 to ~ IN
0 Or. b si5 $50 TO II 81
y The D"vonshirC:
- 5r. h............4o on
- Or h...-....-4i.I"
"a The raus0ast. i343 L
g. Cap st
Sd Il. rear 5r.b. 30 o.
r The rrbhlrton, I74I
hurch. At i.6r, b-4:1 80
400 O nw.2d l., Or. II 80 o.
D SO cor 18th & | NV.
l VI. b-..........4I %
o 11iJ T nw. 2i Il r.h.;2 -
o 1874 Monroe CT. h. 2ti3 .-.i
. IT6IW'll!ard 6r i. 2ii27 30
1172N Hard. r.h. 1925 ~
D l7G1WtIlard CT. y, 1928 >"
> ISIS Oregon av or. b422 -
d LBS + ne. tr.i,.Iri-l4.
y PIG lith NV. froIr>.
u 4r & toilet (colI S. on
D OFFICES.
. 1922 G. NV. Sd Il 81 90
D 40 I4th NV .2h. 3r I,25 o.
% 80 18th NV 81 pr, 25.Sr
~ STORES.
> ll%S Ith NV. lst Il % o !
, 1892 q NV OF flr) 100
= 1920 18th NV. l2r. h
- theat fur 80
10 HIS I NV ....... 1000
o 2113 i4th NV. store
% and stock room ~. o.
~ lI+o 9Th NV sto. dw3f 30
u 22iI Mt Pleas Nv. 50. 90
- PIG 18th NV. store
N and room In rear. % 81
. Al
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FOR RENT-FLOYD f
I n Sc, 5r. .......$ l3. 90
100 18th sw ...... 1900
1907 f sw. Or. b. 20. 0G
IL G sw. ID f. ..1O.0G
lloi y J av Sc, Or. IL. 81
04i Lettie sw. 4r. = &c
l244 Union sw, Or II. 40
AL Sth sw. store. 10. 50
1902 Md av sw.l b25 .0o
ti3I NJ av Sc. 6r. b. IL so
l2l Ala sw. Cd fl. rs. 90
400 sth sw. Or 10. 90
1916 Hslf Sc. 5r. .1l.50
ii5 NJ az Sc. Or. b. 81. 30
1915 { Sw. Or, lib so
1912 Julon sw. Or ~. 40
Linden Heights. 6r 10 90
zoos Doth NV 5r, b. .1G. 30
1917 Md ay sw 81. 10. 90
1882 Union sw. Or. 12. 30
1919 4ka sw, l,smt. 500
1850 25th NV. Or. b. 80. 30
G}9 Nd av ne, Or. b. 80. 81
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DAVIS. 7TH & F S.W.
1871 3D. sw. or. 1880
40 g sw. % floor. 1000
l20S c sw, Or, b.. 20. so
1921 LIST 50. or. 10. 90
1910 Union sw. Or. 12. 40
$50 18th No. Or, b. .22.5O
835 + sw. Sr. b. 80. 80
1874 9th sw. 7r. .20.5O
1920 $ Cap st. 5r. ~. 80.
1886 Hal. Sc. Or. 1886
I23 18th sw. fl 2. ...!7.T5
20S l4I. ne. Or, bis so
1921 $ Cap st. sta. 1900
1870 Half Sc. Or. .l1.5O
40l 9th sw, Sr. b. %. 80
1926 f. Sc. Or. b. Is. 30
2i2 llk ne. Or, b. 1850
y and o. s. Cap and
Half SITS, sta. 80. 90
345 X sw. Pr b, I'd Il 100
18th and Gale ne.
sto. DIV. %. Is
4S7 c sw. Or, b...1T. so
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FOR RENT
uEISKELL & McLERAN
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
1903 Ii ST NV. WASHINGTON, D. c.
FURNISHED.
1880 22d at. NV, l2r. and b.. INV. Isl. 800 90
l346 FairmoDt st. NV. 1lr. and Oh. 1925 90
UNFINISHED
OF 11th st. NV. store and warehouse. 81 so On
1913 Farmont st. NV, Tor. and b.. $500
l4I0 Hopkins pl. NV. Or. and b.. 475O
1928 Corcoran St. 10 rooms and bath. -. 10 50
1880 You St, Hat. rooms and bath. 500
1922 9Th st. Sc. rooms and ba TIL. Is. 90
Cor. Bladensburg I'd. and Douglas ST. IT. 100
OFFICE ROOMS.
Els 10th St So. 90 to $50 90
1903 II st NV. office rooms
Coal yard store. s.w. cor. 10th & d s.w $55. 90
STABLE.
Rear Of 1925 Belmont st............ SIS 90
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ATTRACTIVE SECOND-FLOOn -IvE-ROoM
housekeeping fiat In modern building; hot
water heat: tiled bath: hardwood finish through
out; cabinet mantels; gas and electric lighting;
large back porch. very bright and sunsbtny;
downtown location within easy walking dis
lance OF departments aud accessible 10 all
car uneS. 1920 9th NV. oc12-tf
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TT R\ISEfIIE.

FOR RENI-No. 1870 I'D ST; TOIR-STORY
stone and brick front; - rooms. two tiled
bHtts y"mplrtely furnished 81 500 per anuuu.
X r. BRADLEY. i4IN + st. or.1 81
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SO. 30 & so. .001 Var.

FOX RENT ~
S20p ..... Jl3 Sth NV $50 30 & $50. .001 Vi
st2I 1875 Iith NV To- mum NV,
500 80 1910 :; NV Tor So. 80 & $50. 900 We
$lGJ & $50. ll01 18th ster NV,
NV Tor SO co 800 c ne.
SIS 1911 Pa " stodwg So. 800. .i3l4 9Th NV
S7a..I1l1 II sv NV, Ior $50. I401la i4th NV.
eil.. TIA. Marlborough. 81 $40. The Montgomery,
So rni1 II av NV. icr $50. i}2 9th NV. hi
$50 .lG2J lat. NV I2r $50 sol D NV. ofiic
s;,1.....I70G L NV Tor 500 10. 1903 Icth NV
So. 23&a Mass NV, ilr s., ~. 1928 Insrsidc !
So. Tn" Cumberland. ir SIS. 55. Tie sw.
FOL ..929 NV .ofice. 3r $3.50 100 18th Sc,
$50 20 1929 NV, ilr s25. so ;,2s ,;hepherd,
$50 ~. 22li Wash c.r.9r s21.a6 i'4 Shepherd,
$50 SO 1915 I'D nv. Or S25 50. 1922 9th NV.
100 i717 Klib'-nr NV Tor 500 al. .4Ol+ 9Th NV
$50. -. POI ! NV. l2r $3.50. $50 a Sc
e4S -. 1919 X rw 1lr 81. 40. pip X NV,
So 90 1903 y II av,ior 81. 40. 500 p NV.
- 80 1921 II NV Or s---.-...l023 \ Cap.
s+5. The Victoria Sr SO. Tie Milton.
S42 so 40 A ne. Or so. 525 Quincy NV,
$40 ~. .1TiI f NV ST. So. so. 34i5Pros av NV
s42. 20. The Miller. Or S2l so. 10 horton,
$40. 90. 6i3 f. Cap, Tor gu 30. 62i .s.h me-
S+O.55... .l2l2 NV, Or S2I 80. !4i3 A Sc
$40. =. .s23 10Th NV. Nc $3.50 sos II me-
$40. III Euclid NV. Or so The Cumberland
$40. BIS ID sw. Or SIT so. 222 Mass NV
SIS 10. .ls2. Ore av,10r 81. 80 AS ! Nv NV.
S3I .5u...l 52s . NV II 81. 40. l724 nv
So 80 24i3 Cat rd NY. 81 $3.50. 1892 d Sc
lGnG "a NV Or SIG 81. 1923 Mass me-
s25. GO f25 sc. o. SIC. 10. - /. NV
$50 The Wyoming ar S15 40. III 9TH ne,
80 The Phoenix 5r sl4 40 252A 9th NV
So. 30. 1921 ID wv. Or SIP. 323 9TH Sc sto
So. 80. The Montg my. 5r Sl2.. 1890 10th NV
So...I3I1 I'right'd av 7r $40. 80. $40 Morton ne
For compete list of property for rent send +
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RIiEEM & HENsEI CO..
fYrfE 81
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-D. q. THOMPSON & Co. 1885 = y W.
l745 18th NV. Off l32 Ben I'd DC .6rv 0 30
I02 10th ne. Sr. BIS. so 1901 Ben I'd. Gr,w.S50
se12-d. eSu
FOR RENT-BY l.. j. MILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV
i46 81 NV to, 2r = 20 III 18th ne. Or, b. Is 80
Fit, 754 Willard Or %. so
I'd floor. 14th and Ohio ave. n. IL. 90
Three floors $50 4th ne, suitable for shops.
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FOR RENT-SPLENDID APARTMENTS
MODERN FIREPROOF BUILDING.
1415 CHAPLIN ST.
ELEVATOR SERVICE. MAID SERVICE.
VERY CHEAP RENT To
REPUTABLE TENANTS BY MONTH
NO LEASES REQUIRED.
ALL APARTMENTS NON II OF SEX EEPING.
FIRST CLASS CAFE IN BUILDING.
SUPERINTENDENT ON PREMISES
TELEPHONE NORTH 1880
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BEAUTIFUL 4 and GROOM and b. apis.
newly decorated. IMMEDIATE PUSSESSION
Virginia. cl20 G st.-VERY CHOICE apis OF
3, and rooms: NEWLY decorated
WM a. YESTERDAY unc.y, Bond bldg
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HANDSOME 5 AND ROOM APARTS.
PORCELAIN BATH.
Steam heat and light furnished all outside
rooms: large Closets at door; newly pa
pered: rent reasonable.
Apply PARK ROAD PHARMACY.
11th and Park road,
Or Owner after pm, 1898 Park road
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LIST and Decatur sits. ne, new and modern
warehouse. electric elevator etc. ..... 200 90
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE,

FOUR AND SIXPASSENGER TOURING CARS
With that private appearance
Very stylish. Best service. Popular prices.
Careful and competent chaufeurs
CLAYTON GRAFT. Mgr Phone North 74S-M
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AUTO LIVERY CO.-PHONE MAIN 37I ga
14th st. NV. Largest and best outfit In Wash
1nGton: eighteen touring ears. livered chauf-
fenrs. Offices. New Willard. Raleigh and
Shorrham. ocl0.f5
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FOR RENT
1903 Sd St NV. 10 rooms snd bath s 10 So
23l I'd Sc, 10 rooms and bath ......... IS. 90
go 18th st. s.w. rooms and ba $40. % 80
1908 SD st. NV. rooms and bath. .... 1880
au27- II WEAVER BROS. I4I6 F st. NV
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81 Bi RRAN
Mclrose ave. IyattssiIla. sr. ard b % O.
8l2" iiih II. ne. Sr. and b. Is &c
il MctTpse ave. H!8ttsyille sr. aud h. III sc
EGSS & PHELPS. Inc. 80 18th 81. NV.
Opposite Franklin Pork. Phone Main $40.
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THE CONNECTICUT
One Groom unfinished apartment. with two
baths. Chef in building serves meals to pri-
waite dining rooms. This apartment has just
been vacated and parties should apply promptly
at the office. ocl6-tf
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THE LANDMORE-
1913 Gath st NV.
Choice and ) room apartments now for
rent: I'd floor; large rooms. with plenty OF
closet room. These are undoubtedly the hes;
arranged and the best lighted apartments In
the city.
Inquire at Apt. No. %. Of
T. A. HARDING CO tInc.D, 1922 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY J. L. KOLB
923 New York ave- NV.
300 Cap. 1871. 2b 500 90 lO5 II NV 7r b. 81. so
1904 nw.!lr,b. $500 513 10th me- 81, b. 20 20
1T25 2lst Ilr. b. go 90 81 D Sc. Sr. b. Is so
1888 T NV Tor. 20 3431 Rrightwood nv
1855 I NV, Sr b. fur 80 so NV, fiat. Or. b. IT 80
4th ne Sr, b. sto35 80 1927 18th Sc, Or b. IL 90
312 A ne. Or. b. 30 90 se2S-tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03
Wedding Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd Donnally
have issued Invitations 10 the wedding
reception OF their daughter. Sadie
Fitzhush and Mr.. Lester Lorenzo
Sheets, on the evening of Wednesday,
the eleventh OF December, at their
home on Virginia street. Only tho
family and u few friends will witness
the ceremony which will be pronounc-
ed in the parlor of the Donnally resi-
dence. MISS Ashton Woodman will
be maid of honor with Miss Margaret
Wood and Miss Ellen Roller maids.
Mr.. Orion Sheets. the groom's brother,
viii act as best man.-Charlcston Ga
zctte.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Prof. U. S. Fleming has gone to
Charleston where he will be engaged
for some time in grading State cx-
animation papers. Carter L. Faust.
county superintendent, has been in
Charleston for several days engaged
in this work.
Miss Myrtle Mcrrifeld returned
home sunday from Huntington where
she spent Thanksgiving the guest Of
the Misses Holbert.
Mrs. George Smith returned hons
Sunday from Wheeling where she was
called by the illness Of her mother.
Miss Grace Merrileld, of Chestnut
street, Is at Huntington where she
Will spend some time visiting friends.
Mrs. C. NJ. shInn. who had been tho
guest of relatives here for several
weeks, left this afternoon for her HON,
in Washington, D. C.
Miss Emma Parks has returned to
Morgantown after few days visit at
her home.
Mrs: L. D. Gall and Children are the
guests OF tho, formers mother, Mrs.
rHenriotta Martin on wn!rnt. avenue.
Miss Ida Lindsay has returned from
"a few days visit at Baltimore.
Mrs. c. F. D0yers and son. Fred,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03

tiers, yet TO be presented at the Grand,
Chester De vonde Is n good deal OF
n genius. Highly educated, n graduate
in medicine, and surgeon Of no
mean ability. for pure love OF the stage
he abandoned medicine. ami a bright
future. to devote himself to the pro.
fession that most appealed to him
tho stage. That he has more than
made good" all who saw him last
night must admit. His whole soul is
in his work, which explains every
thing. Not only does he write his
own plays, but he paints his own
scenery and stages his own produc-
tons, being In that respect unique, so
far as the writer knows. Some men
are good playwrights. others are mas.
tiers OF stagecraft las witness Henry
Irving) Others again are adopts in ar
tstic scene painting. but Mr.. De
Foade combines In himself the quail
ties that have made for success in
each Of these particular lines.
The people of Fairmont have a
treat In store for them this week in
the performance Of the Chester De
Fonde Stock Company: It Is to be
hoped they will appreciate this fact.
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DOUBLE. !! SHOW
Al TREAI0RLUM
THE zENTos WILL REMAIN AS
SPECIAL FEATURE FOR Re.
MAlNpER OF WEEK. mi

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The maoFrement Of the Thsatorium
has decided 10 retain the Zentas for
thelamalrder Of the week. This is en-.
tlrely in addition. however to tho reg:
ular bin and Will really be giving the
patrons OF the Thestoriujn d double
SHOW. Tom and Gertrude Crimes Will
be seen in their clever comedy sketch
ami Ruth Mccabe, singing and dane.
Ing comedlerne Will be here, Both Of
these teams are said to be Better than
tie ordinary, and with the Zentos and
lnrw pictures and new song will
make a bill Of, unusual strength.
at each performance during tha
week the Zentos will present new
feats. Tomorrow night Zento win es.
cape from a government mail sack
and Nine. Zento will present the IA.
nous Sing Sing Collar Mystery, two
feats which are absolutely new to
Fairmont audiences. Tomorrow night,
In addition to their other work, the
Zentos will expose the famous box Of
trunk trick. II you want to see how
this escape is made this is your oppor.
tunity. Friday night Zento will be
nailed in n packing case by the. en-
ployes OF well known local store.
and will endenvor to escape in few.
minutes. Saturday afternoon at $50
Nine. Zento will escape from the city
jail, Immediately after which mat
inee will be given. Saturday night
escapes will be made from ropes.
straight jackets, handouts, boxes, etc.
The management OF the Theatorium
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.loIng 80 wIll forfelt his premium and

doing so will forfeit his premium and
score card.
Judging win commence at . a. NJ.
til Sd. Ship your birds SO they may
be scored on that day, If possible.
Any case not provided for in these
rules and regulations will be referred
to the executive committee for decl.
sion.
The exhibition thus far registered
Gre given below,together with. the va.
rioty of birds exhibited:
Nv. 5. Hursey. Shinnston; ]. w.
McKittrlck, Uniontown. White Ply.
mouth Rock; Guy H. Jones, Fairmont,
AHconas; C. L. Arett, Rlvesville; H.
Glenn Fleming, Fairmont: A. l.. Mum.
ford, Williamstown. Silver Laced Wy.
andottes: Mrs. J. C. Thompson, VIII
Jamestown, G. S. Bantam; Mrs. S. G.
Sherrard. Fairmont, B. B. Red game
bantam; J. c. w. .Burch. Parkersburg,
S. c. r. I. Reds; Charles S. Shaver,
Watson, Br. Plymouth Rocks; T. F.
Conway, Jr.. Barrackville. S. C. W.
Leellorns; H. B. Darnall, French
Creek. S. C. Rhole island Reds; l.. W.
Clelland. Fairmont. Br. P. Rocks. j. w.
Upton, Fairmont, S. C. W. Leghorns,
w. p. Rocks, w. Wyandottes; Benja.
min Anderson, Shlnnston. 5. C. B. Leg.
horns; L. L, Musgrave, Rivesville. S.
C. W. Leghorns, Cochin Games
G. W. McCray, Falrmont, S. C. B. Leg.
horns; Mrs. C. D. Conway, Barrack.
vile, w. Cochin Bantams,, W. Wyan-,
dottes. R. C. Il, |. Reds, Buff Cochins:
c. c. Coffman, Warrington, silkies, r.
|. Reds; R. |. SatterfleM. Fairmont,
B. P. Rocks; Miss Kate Watson, ope.
kiska, B. P. Rocks; Frank Shore. Fair.
mont. White Holland turkeys, geese
At press time about three hundred
and fifty birds>were entered. To-mor-
row will be a, big day among the bird
fanciers.
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klng's paugAter,s Bazaar.

The Subscription Booth which will
be held in connection with the lisa.
bells Davis Kings Daughters Bazaar.
promises to be one Of the most popu.
Jar booths which will be maintained
Subscriptions for the Ladies Home
Journal, Harper's Bazaar. Saturday
Evening Post. The DeIineator. Youths
Companion, Womcn's Home compan.
ion. American Home Magazine. with
Marion HarlaRd's Cook Book, Nc
Cures and the! Reader with the Chris.
tie Book are among the publications.
some sof which will be offered at bar.
gain prices Beside the subscription
booth there will BIO the usual fancy
work booths, apron. doll and candy
booths. The Bazaar will open on
Thursday afternoon in the Lecture
room sof the NJ. E. church on Main
street On the opening evening Welsh
rarebit and coffee viii be served to all
visitors.
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First Ward wedesna.

Aquiet home wedding was celcbra7,
tetfs on fondayafternoon at the home
5sofs Isey. E.3E. Moran in the First ward
when bis daughter, Miss Ethel Moran,
and Mr. William Simpson were united
i'm tmarrlage. The ceremony was per.
formed BY Rev. Moran in the presence
ofsthe Immediate relatives OF the con.
tracing parties. Mr.. and Mrs. slmp.
son went to Clarksburg by trolley last
5ieyeaing and from there will go to Par
skersburg to VISIT the groom's parents.
Miss Moran, now Mrs. Simpson. is a
charming and popular young woman