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MISUNDERSTANDING DIES.

Glastonbury, Dec S1.-selectman
Clinton S. Loveland died at his home
here to-day Of grip, and a complication
Of diseases. He was ffty-five years Of
age and was serving his sighth con-
secutive term as first seleotman. He
was representative in the general as
senibly in 1895. He l.aves a wife and
five children. He was an Odd Fellow
and a member of Putnam Phalanx
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nErrER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs, M. sum
send free to any mother her successful
home treatment, with full instruction.
Send no money, but write her to-day IL
your children trouble you in this, way.
Don't blame the child the chances are
Ii can't help it, This treatment also
cures adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulties by day or night.
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AHqppyNeu Year!

yAPPMESSa and Prosperity the greeting this greater Thankful
ness for the hearty
the confidence brought BY the brilliant outlook the coming year
the threshold of 1907 the fast diving wear
A0e w. to OTIS its cares and abors to its joys and trumphs
won our way into the confidence the New Haven Public many
completed and with others still contemplated
rF' w A'"l
certain decded upon there will waiting delay
e stores Even the midst of the busiest Christmas
we have been working with the naag present facilities and
preparing for the great January Sales
and pGn the occupation of the second
ana Co noo Tor selling thereby the necessary
cnar + demanded BY certain departments the main floor We also intend
0 popular SECTION in the Basement This department will be
even greater Importance than before merchandise values seldom
New Haven OF elsewhere will be the bright pleasing
we sna no efforts to make that portion shopping
s move Ste Stores hours Of convenience pleasure and above all hours
% %n3er through our well defined policy merchandising of he Best
store service better quicker and stronger than before.
Is the foundation stone Of business confidence the
New Haven public and reliance their
brought its magnitude this On one word Conf
ence we today heart hands
best interests of this our city, for with YOU
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Continued from First Pdge.)
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TO MEET TOMORROW.
Police Commissioners win Likely APP

11TI'VIJ ~AP
point New Patrolmen.
The monthly meeting of the police
commissioners will be held tomorrow
night instead of tonight, as is usual,
on account of New Years day, BY the
action of the board of finance in APP
propriating money for the appointment
Of ten extra patrolmen for the city. It
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is expected that the matter of selec-
tion will come up at to-morrow's meet
ing.
They will be selected from the super
numerary list.

Eyes" said Lassitudinous Luke, as he
traded his battered tomato can for
nice fresh one from the dump, "dey
wuz when me an a New York copper
had a million dollars between u.s.
What" yelled Prayed Francis
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Cassidy-Hello. Casey, how's things
wild We these days?
Casey-o, busy, very busy, indade.-..
Cassidy-Ye don't tell me?
Casey-Aye. Sure iv'ry time I'm OF
laysure I hov somethin' to do.-Philai
delphia Press.
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QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER
MEETS WITH BIG RECEPTION n
NJ " HAVEN THEATER.

VIII be Repeated This Afternoon and
Evening and Throughout the RE-
mainder of the Week.
Quincy Adams Sawyer with the
entire production-cast, scenery and eff
fects-as used in he presentation and
played before crowded houses at New
York and other large cities started in
e successful week engagement at the
Nv Haven theater last night, and
st with a very hearty reception. las
a comedy drama the play has few
equals, ana Manager Bunnell has been
lucky in securing it for the New Year
holiday attraction. Mostly every one
mas read the book and are therefore
familiar with the plot on which the
MAY is built. 1t is of the pastoral ma
re. and is a clean, pure, sweet and
Nholesome entertainment, There is a
t4ful and touch ; love story that
frightened and made interesting by
81 many humorous situations which
are cleverly woven through the piece
TIT is a comedy in every sense Of the
word, and brings forth streams Of
laughter every few minutes The vari-
Gus characters in the cast are true to
mature, and their parts have not been
Eoverdone, as is too often the case in
Adramas of the same calibre as "Quincy
IAdams Sawyer" is. The scenery and
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AlIlFTEIRIil R WARRANT \
sLAViWkNTED TO HAHEs,A EEL
.,LoWacoUNTRYSAN 5ARREsTs q
.lsq 1s@ED AT MONTANA. Il

Part oftthe; slayish. populationofrom
Montana we've inaJustice Amos court
this morning ito getalwarraut for the
arrest ofone Of thelncountrymen.who
,itds satd.ls violating the marriage vow.
According to theirstoryi the .otfense
has been going onitor fSe months; but
neireport; ofsit wasDmade until are
cent fight stirred up a eommoticn
among 1.-THE slavs aud 'ithey are
willing oto ,c disclose much ofsgithett
,crookedness. AS long as there Is no
snimoslty In a sSy community the
secret of their ofenses are no more
liable to- get:Uut than a. government
report is to be read There was moth
ing, ,donsin ths1mattef asothe inform.
ant seemed toebs trying tobseek re
venge. ,lFe i y
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MAYORS WIFE. !.
WINS HoNoRs Il soWEINe
I, MATCH AT THE WEBSTER vel
'9n SPRINGS HOTELS Z

One Of the most Spirited bowling
contests Of tie season was pulled OF
at the webster Springs Hotel aAeyg
last Monday morning 7 between two
teams cotmp6sed Of ladies, selected
dnnGGng tie guests OF tie Webster
Springs sHotel. 'dThe sntfa1ce9to the
alleys and ali the seating room 6h the
interior vas crowded with friends and
aJmirers fofi the two teams who were
very enthusiastic in their applause for
their fav6fiteg during the progress of
the game. asomes very pretty plays
we're made BY members of each team
a1d great deal 81 speculation as to
which team lwodfd come but vfctors
at the endwas indliged in. The score
,att the 9fnlsh stood SSS TO 19l.: TIE
Whining teaEh was composed of Mrs.
Nv. E. ArIett,n of .Fairm6nt; Mrs. Capt.
Harry Of fMiddlePort, Ohio, Mrs: ]: w
woddell, t6t thts place, and Mrs. Aaron
Johnson, of washington. p. Web
ster Republican: s's .
ft.i.aII .+fTsu E5I ~ \
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IlA{TI GHlSEl 4"
CHIEE COUNSEL. HARRY TIA
trial. fork Killing White
w hen the apt 81 It. taliis':tt..sI al i is ST. Is
Cot11efo Y sit. F airrlno,ln:t a Z, i:
Il!te IA I lstslIs |,
Programmes of =
Movements

-
Fairmont viii enjoy the visit Of q
companS5 81 distingrttsh apttallsts
Of New York, Philadeipk add fBalt-
more, sckAolaers Of TIE e9nsYlliSae- ia
ton Coal Company, Of which q. w.
Watson is the president. There win
be a5oats forty lnithe company The
mines anu 3prAtipal lhdtSttfes Of this
region wnnbe Risltedi tomorrow 1and
saturday, satdtda9 afternoon thef
wfil' retdrHl to Deer Park where they
will spend sdniay.t Tfs programme
has been arrangeIand is as follows:
] ar "A3 RfogfSmms. 4 IN 1a7sa
Thursday, August fst 1907
Leave Baltimore-at $3.50 p. m., ar
irving at Fstrmopt at $500 a. m, Au-
gust I'd. ON e,.a o.!
Friday, August 2dES:30 a. m. leave
for Montana. inspection of Montana
mine anl town. taa-.3.-
I s:SO-Retprn via Falrmont yards te
New England mine; inspection ot New
England mine and town. Z ,,so,,.,
!, lO:8O-Leaye for Monongaa BY way
pf N. R. R R.; trip into ths mine line (. and md
Epspectionnof town. oSsrl5,,f.e
o-Leaye for Enterprise; laneh- +
.Epn and inspection Of other mines mines SFn enn
Epute. "A J!
100. .p.s n,-ArTf7e at Enterprise.
inspection 3ot mine and town.
g:D0-LeaTe Tor GyPsg Inspecting
mines en- route, s,s..7sf
2:SO-AFi{ve at Gypsy; Inspection
Of mine and town.
3:OO-Leave Gypsy for clarksburg;
inspecting ilides9en foute.t
!S:45-Atriye at clarksburg.
IL 4:0G-Leave Clarksburg, stopping at
cayenne. t:,... ~. u. i}2,.
/, 5:45-Leaye Jagenpe, .arlying, at
tairmont at 600. p. m. Take carriages
for Watson Homestead. aa taaan !:
Lunch. 1, ..-..-.,. yzgt
Saturday, August. Sd-9:OG a. m -
LeaYe by special cars from Fairmont
coal iofioes (Bapk of Falrutont build
Ing, corner Of Main andr jefferson
streets) for Bellyiew Heights. dnspec-
Hon,of BellYlew Heights, Return to
Ealrnont, visiting principal industries.
11!OO-Leave on special car for
Clarksburg arriving at 100 o'clockata
Lunch. .!IG ylaei'-
Visit principal industries of clarks'
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IIDIIll YOUNG GIRE
"a n nst5SF - .agl1 osl p,ts ss5sat
Father Steals SIX ear t;; OldBoy !ela ), . 6 6
s ss .,s And Sets Away N BefoEetE1 ;t!s & the 81 q
f 5s.a s,n Z Mother inds Out bout II II

ID -iss rlg. u NftfIfs h9 yts ii St1.ytf1A ar
her residence at the Mayside Inn q
SeIerpin4 and a few ,weeEs ago 4 = maj maj
giving his name as Gsorge. A. BeaihEEr iIE5
had secured lodgings at the same = hos g Z
telry, slppltaneo eously With Reiahn'sS
appearance at cpleraln a man who
gave his name as Barnes sAa resi-
deRce Al ST LouIs took up bis resi-; e!sII;;
deace AZ Bridgeport Barnes had ae g
ostensible, business. but seemed se !, e &
have, . plentiful. supply Of money ana Al
was the. oYnsgI Of IA. an .1i! automobile ia y
Khich ne paid daily visits TO NJ Asr
BFsahn a G9leFFfpilnn. These tYo men e
and q third who was recognized "
the description as Mr. Forsy,tlhIe were e EC.'
the three who carried the child illdt a away II
and 1t Is believed that the auto, ,ot
Barnes ( was the ,, vehicle used; y5ae,
/ rlr. sand Mrs.r EorsEtheg are well
known in thiss seitE, where Aheyo both
have relatives, Mrs. Sara lForsYthe be,
ing the, daughter Of Mr.aand Mrs. e.
Va, ,Brockuaier,. and Mr. George h,
EaEsytha being a granddaughter Of the
late James Fersythes sowhef formerly
Owned a greater part Of what IL. now
the, Foprth,,wards including that por-
.ttonuxhere the stoJohp's church for,
merly STOOD. upon Market street. i
7AfteIthetr matriagea number aof
.JsarsiasoStde young couple moved to
chicago aAerentheysmade 'their;home
lndls they were estranged sia short
tthe staceeand MS. ForsSthe applied
fofqa divorce taking possession thsr
s6h. t1ewashwhile1 the sattorney 8ete
.attemptlnssto reach am ragreenent a.
toii~h6s shoald stetatn the cdstodyifof
tHfs child that the kidnapping occur.
red. iBhfchs act wass done without the
knb$Eedse orSconsent Of Mr. ForsyEKe's
douiseII as 4g3Iat o. ) % atI- 2
Il
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ELKINs; W. Va, Aug. lEProYl'
Psgel elbti thsAd dount eellit Of {
RandoIph county for the u o pa,
the conf aSiasit ithe levy for Year
st cents, divided as follows: Thirty
cents for county purposes. Ave cents
fcr road purposes and ten cents to
iiquidate old county orders now out
ifiding; payable under atrecent.decl
sion Of the West Virginia Supreme
Court In the KapaaEha county case
iSEF This levy, SIS, 900 will be raised
part of which will go towards paying
On oIdsoEders9 as
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lVOllhN VISITS Z.
ROlIE sND GETS
6. DAUGHTER
Wants Girls For q
hmm Purposes

ft FNlt tsstgi VI 4tlIf IL H. II.I
MoRcsAtSIl0ygsss slg, IA aarAps '8'l
attempt at aappips Occurred lass ',
night A 4cSfeg posing as .,'' 2
respects lad q near umns'oa
has been Staying g Bud Zee oyer .
Jenkins s1ss1l1i and Brown ena slas'ns s
blishmettt She became me intesas'e4 '.4
IN Mary conhort aged ! daughter g OF
Mrs. Charles sonner q salllng hpn
and by talse s1 stosle = lseea tae s''l 84
to leave home: She tpld lts! Conner
taEt she wanted y the sirI g raise' en'
Ms. Conner one'slns d l,'I
crooked and retas ed the woman her
request Just befose tne spat eolum-
bia I. lief LEFT q 10 70 oeloe susie conn9'
q Sister got the stole slss eAass e spe
police station and asked g pave sne
girl takens q 1 On tlts pes 9aese = sne oae
seen her rs y cireW e1asmea 1'a. 'ne
girl wasn't there but yes so mees
her and hadn't shown " ON 'ne
way TO the 9oat tne woman solq 10y i''sfs'
Car Conductor Outright thas sne wa Na1
taAdng the girl g t7ltssoslFs i9r im. I'M
moral parposeg ana %ansed 60 se'
three ot four more Nnen' the % omeer nicer
sgot TO the beat the woman toia nm
She had the mofaeTls PERM salon' W ana
against MISS ssasie5s entrest'es enc
boat 3 lsott 9
Eyydrd ewas sent e oaiceg tfailen'
.of Point Mafton g step Isle eAFsie'' on,
ssaih tle q WORKED hss same ''. q q
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Tells q.
!. Of. AIS.|' VlsII. TO.
:. Z. INGRAM HOUSE
lN'[eiithef I z 2 : s'El1 Dsa'Enl1cled5
Is. ryof p rank Beer

- flSfff-itiNl 7 PsI. 6t9I 4 ~
WHEELING. Augse1.-When tne
suhuclr case was called in the Circuit
Court Wednesday mOnIngs j 2. VIII
son, attorney for the plaintiR; com
plainedtthat he waslunable stoaseepre
the attendance businesses He had
expected tothave thrseawitnesses on
hand for the morning. and nopelot
thsmiwas present HesRas therefore
Unable TO offer any testimony: saa
Ii onoaccount OF this condition Of af-
fairs, Attorney Handhn. for stneude.
tense, moved tpdismlss all the,specifi.
cations rexrspt othe, oueg pertainins TO
theiyisit Of thee defendant tossus In.
grams house of Ill fame. Mr.lWilson
replied that there was ebundant :evi.
aeneeeto sustain THE CoHey Island slot
machine charge He was compelled, TO
submit, tloweysE sto 1.-THE dismissal of
all the spectficationhexcent the two
covering thslalleged alsaondnctdn Wis.
ittng tnni untll fame. ami in APP
pearing bsfoVe tltelclerk ofthe county
court as attornegsior orsownersNof slot
machines operated at Coney 1shnda
lnThera9wepe originally fifteenaspeell.
cations, and. therpnbHc,ts familiar with
the substance tof all ofnthem,i The
prosecution has complained from day
to day, frstseeitts inability toget SER
vice ofswitnesses many ohwhom have
leftI,thao clty9 sand secondly of.iitsidu-
ahdHtyito. seeurefhe attendanceof wit
nessssrwho nave been sabroenaed.aes Z
Defendant iTestlhes; 81 tEe
sjsThe feature "a tds days rnceedihgs
s:3ss tai sHmony given by thetate.
fendantthlnsef. He5YenIson the stand
in the morning, andwas, under direct
aud icrossexamhadon almost the1ien,
tire fHisaversion of stheTyisit
made. bsthimsefsandseysraI Others to
Sue Ingram's Of iIhfame, Twas as
toreaasted bytthe papers eiD's oa@
HE agoFe that fne had received ia
phone message from Deputy Sheriff.
Curt Ricee advising bImithat.a woman
IN the house might prove an important
witness .ini the highway robbery case
thenrpendingiin the criminal court He
testified. that it WIS for the purpose 4
seeing this woman that he'wenFto the
house, andthe was eorroborateI by. Ola
Hayes, the. .housekeeper at the resort
who swore that hestold hers that was
his mission, and dsihQutred for thetgirl'
MI schuck flatly contradicted the
witnesses for the prosecution wao tes-
titled that he drank beer and danced
with the women at tie house. He de.
clared thatha fheart Plano playing, but
saw-no beer drinking. He denied tell
ing anybody hot t5gsayy anything about
the trip and gave a Very dtfereRs
story 81 the remarkohe made when Il
was suggested staatthe party visit EoR
strees resorts instead Of the Seven.
tegIth Street house. . -
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,fs8C lhf Ydf9s gtik5ss ~
WHEELING, Aug. IN ,i4A5TWhile AA,s A,ttor
heys John u sopih, rspresen1tt9g MFsf
Sara Forsythe, and Henry y. n Russell
representing her husband: George H
Forsythe. of Chicago, were in consul:
Eatlon at the lWsysIds Inn, at colerainl,
back Of Martins Eerrss ip an eAd.sayoT
.toseame to an amlcaple agreement q
to,shioh parent should have the Gus
todytof Bobby, the 6,yearOld son, 9at
the estrsnged couple the father, &C
companied by two strange men, ap.
peared. and. picking up the child from
the gard -6f de hotel, where he had
been playing with companions, disap-
bearad with him. 'f Daap9ofin 81
The Kidnapping Occurred about 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and before
tie alarm could be given III party had
disaappeared. aNo trace ofsllMra For
syfhgg,o syyafdig his stompanions and the boy
eSGid Be f6lfd, IL being believed that
Tie party had an fadtom66ife I'M the
AeighB5fhoot RHie6 0thes had Used 70
Arrive at and depart frSh the hotel 'es
The mother Of the Child was pros
trated, but became, calm later when
tDwaatdeflpitely ascsr;aIned sthststhe
boy5Ras tnrthescustod9 of This father
Andiproha0ly by now In Chicago. their
former home. Mrs. Forsythe, however
viii take all-,pesslble legal steps in
order to regain egstt9.iI st. GtlRS1fr soEt
kidaappIag, It appears that the two
biai et6hpata1 Mr. Forsythe when
the child was taken were two detec-
tives in his empfoysT who have been
l.oiitadns Ia tss ltdir .sds,
eral 1e1ss aad tdat t6eT Atfair had
been planned Ia adFanCe.
Some time since Mrs. Forsythe, ac-
cohpanisd BY her son, had tSksn up
N-VgI ~ ~ = ~. a.
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paThe LITE 81 Christ.

For the beueft Of theapeoplei living
out of town, the Electric Theatsr In
the, old r. o; building, VIII show the
entire Passion Play beginning with the
Firth Of Christ the childhood, the
miracles. the iifej the craclfxton, the
bdriatn the resurrection. and the as.
cension6of Christ into heaven, at each
performance Saturday. It.tdkes about
t1s hours to show the picture. Don't
faiLlto see the most wonderful and
beautituItplc ever produced. Come
and staSSs loaglas you wishlt The ;ad-
Mission tor this performance tWtll be
onagi1acs Show: starts at q. Is noons 2t
tsb sdArch Put Up
ilarch Main and Madison
has bsen erected and work;
men aFe working on Il today
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CHANGE:0E.B Bill :.
.''TIO.-llIIIGIiIHT.. ] u 6 ].
THE CHATHAM SISTERS, BILLY
spuRaNTs AND EDDIE GARD. 2
NER will APPEAR AT -
THE-GRANb. - =
sTEDYoi BEAR AND POCKET
X lttllEE3WlLL sE GIVEN away
tAT SATURDAY. .MATt-
,sss NEE q 80, :.
me management Of the Grand Op

The management of the Grand op'
era House promises its patrons a first
Class vaudeville ,tbtll tonight. { The
act for the first half Of the week
closed last night and this evening ey'
erythihg swill be new from start to
dntsh5of the programme; -
Eddie Gardnerstthe well knseeYn Ron'
ologues and singing comedians, will
open the bin, and he will be followed
by Biiis Duradt, wh8 puts on q Bust
ness musical act. While this Is Mr
Duralt's first appearance In this city
ne has an 'esuDlishsd reputation as 9
lAdsleai geftas, End' 'itlts said tfatAhts
act Is very pleasing.
The Chatham Sisters, the celebrated
singing and dancing -commedIennes
will also make their. initial bow to q
Fairmout audience. and the managent
IS to be Congratulated upon securing
3 ftlIa S4SNGE Isdlu' u6 nI9L ua4Ln VI
the &eek.theys played return engage
ment in Morgantown, and any team
tlltt repeat Sa5hlS a period 6t :
few weeks is unusually, strong.
The la6tlonp pictures win also be
Aged tonight. ''si 'stS ,ss
The Saturday matinee Is expectsd tt
dllR . large thouss, as the manage
msut isiSarrangtng t6 give hIway q
eTsday BEAR giand spocket knife. Ffhe
hear win be awarded to one 6t the 1t
as girissattendingf the performance
ands sthel knlfeito one Of the sboss, :Ev
ety child presentswilti have an opper
tenity q draw the prizes, iif.i y ~ I;
:The Grand 'siYauds sSille show;lsI grow
its in popularity ana 90 far ever!
nIsh this week the .thsater kas beer
csS@aed ana eyefyone mas bes9 NOR
than pleased With ne Performance
Tke te Fanaihd d u tsl
week q very stroll andyRfil mo- aeub
be as libeflilY patrplissd M the ia
on the early half 81 TIE week
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@R. 4 TIgIN i !
Prominent
POLITICS
~ n 47tSit.
lon,in ated Parker
At So. ouis
AZ A ST. IA! Louis
4 ll.s5 y ...Jriy.st

IsV YORK Aug: Martin W.
I1ittseton, fetmess Borough President
ii ofsFocliyh, mas 6een Selected as chief
COUNSEL HaFFy + Fha in the next
iaiSf6r tns murder Of Stanford White.
me anhounskaeat aas made by Dan
& otellly one Of the attorneys in
tlie fornis ttial. A consultation If
tne family Including MRS. William
Fhaw mother Harry, Evelyn, the
risonef,s wife, was held at the Tombs
SlieRi tSs 6altsRgRt il p q vas
made. Il IS understood Llttleton in
saseeeaiag Fstaas made the condition
that lie be given full charge and would
brdoi6ano interfersncss 4its Alnted
that the retaining lee Is twenty :ase
thousand d6ik : LittIstof Nominated
Judge Alton 3. Parker for President
at the Sit Louis convection
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Ian concerning the STATE Guard target
shooting ltheres s,ys si
ts6 .r,.s, Il T--J-- l:dfgna .t,ti;
At Camp Glover, near 1TeEa Alta,
the state Guards are AaldiRg theiE an
npal shooting contest d Five meR from
each company Of the two regiments
we're selected for this purpose: g The
msni from, the EairmoRt company are
Capt. Neely, ClttfoEd Merriasld, aGlinf
pterlraeld, H. R. Ice and Fl F, McFl,
fresh. 4! s1o3. s'.' 81:
The first tents were pitched last
Saturday, but regular target practice
did not begin qntil Tuesday. THE re-
cult of the first days shooting showed
the Morgantown and Kingwood com.
paniess First Regiment tied foE qirst
place, pPrtyate Cole of Kingwoqd. hayF
ing made the highest scorey46gpolHss,
out offa, possible 80. n,s,og ss.ji
The local boys did not show. cup at
their tent yesterday. but are doing
much better this, morning (WedRes=
day). Capt. Neeg got IS. points sst
300 yards, ,thss ntornils. il p.i5t
at. the eRd Of the week the hsss
.marksmen Will be chosen and theFest
sent home. Theose, remaining Willgbe
further traiAed.qptll, August 2fst after
which they will,go to Port Clinton, o.
to,atteud the National target shooting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-01
$500 BOND. { ]. :.
REoulRE1ifFoR sREEEAsE' OF
lnSARcH MARTIN WHO SHOT
il no JoAN5suRRoHs. ~ as.'s1

Arch Martlnb'who shot John Bur
rbhs atgthe Marion Hotel On Tuesday
evening" was brought out OF the eoant
ty jail and appeared before Justice
Amos thig.morhing. Martin waived a
hearing and viii bereleased from pris'
odiiif sdmcient ban cam beiobtaned'
The bond is fixed at ave hundred dol!
lAFs, the least that can be taken for
the offense9 charged. Burrohs is not
seriously hurt. sii =