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hung 10 80, - 0iakesr sare AMI voIIms
II Mar ant SpI srtnan- N l,cr
unlN 10 heal q 'He 90 vaa 'urnesi tho
vr1us way Ne adjusted ~ with lahoripvs
iers- "" vas greatly annoyed
That tho trouble " 30 sad ~ he fol
asleep. With New lurk NJ sorts and
conditions & 'h.nRs arise - which . man
must got accustomed NeNrr ANYTHING
alike two dava running ! DON'T vuuier
that reorlc ge' uroi - CRY life ani 20 10
the country Go lave"
Tho woman decided O. move for 40 many
reasons thar 20 catalogue them all ~ In-
advisable She lidp't decide all AT once.
but her state of IN decision rendered the latter
part of her SUNNI" outing unsatisfactory,
and she came back To th" city a week earlier
than she had intended ~ order To give
proper affection t. the matter
Tho gr-t two weeks Of her return she vac
illateI. Nj thiugs considered, wouldn't
an apartncnt hotel be better than "A fat;
Tho - Idio ilca ohSe,rci hei fora time. She
visited an agent and her experience there
Was Duplicated hfty times elsewhere.
she is one Of "a roomful OF women who
contemplate moving and when her turn
comes To- look through the grated window
st a naughty young woman with a peeka-
boo waist. a pompadour and peal RI powder,
shc hears this speech
4 don't thIuN we've got anything 10 suit
vol. chi irer, That's a blessing. We
might 10 Over one or two ~ the rooms,
but not al. lrs, | know about the color
Of vour irapsries. but Of course We can't
help that. Yts'm, -four flights. rear, easy
stairs, ! guess. never 20 upstairs myself,
Yes. i''s IN a very convC dlent locality IL you
like that part Of town. Oh. yes, you have
10 take a lease. II you a AFFORD 10 get
married. yoln find the place plenty large
enough for two. There's an icebox. dumb
waiter. gas range and the agents a perfect
gentleman"
She determines 10 give up the middle
man and look for herself. Meantime the
landlord Of her present abode telephones
her that he must know her decision regard
ing her plans II she going 10 stay another
year or /. SHE not? She finally loses her
temper and tells him she wouldn't stay
anyway and he tells her that is exactly
what he thought.
After that she sits down and cries. She
didn't want TO give up the dear little apart
ment in which she had been so happy and
about which will always linger her sweetest.
saddest. tendereet memories.
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meeting people coming in and gong out?
| presume you would like something about
thirty-fve. say. a month, with %janitor ser
vice and breakfast in the morning extra
IL you want il? Yes?
We've got just what you want Ex-
posed plumbing, up one flight 80 that you
won't need an elevator, although there's
one right there il you want it-and they
sometimes do. you know. The walls are
10 thick you couldn't hear a man If he had
deliriuin tremens in the next room. There's
light all day. except early in the morning.
You can pay one months rent in advance.
or give proper business references and
have a lease for a year"
The man looked at his watch. He must
be mt the office in ten minutes. II was all
right. Of course. but the idea OF the lease
bothered him. He said 40.
The ease is for your protection. not for
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But TIE Enforced the No Ticket No Ride
Ruic-That Was the start ~ an Eighty.
nye Mile Trudgc-And the Pity Of II
All Appearei at the Journeys End.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
At TERRA alta
GOSHEN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET ON WEDNESDAY
OF THIS, WEEK.

The S6th annual session Of the
Goshen Baptist Association will open
on Wednesday morning at Terra Alta.
The First ward Baptist Church be.
longs to the Goshen Association and
number Of people from the church
will attend. Among those attending
from here are Rev. T.B. Lawler, Vim.
Richards; NJ. D. Orr. aud Miss Inez ia
cobs,
The officers Of the association ares
Moderator, DR.. D. B. Purinton, Nor.
gantown; clerk. W, II. Bayles, Inde.
pendence; treasurer, Dr. j. p. shafer.
Terra Alta. The Introductory sermon
Of the meeting win be preached by T.
Ellis Jones and the doctrlnal sermon
by ], E. McCutcheoh. A very sue.
cessiur meeting Is anticipated by the
association and it Is thought the at
tendance will be the best in years.
This is one Of the strongest Baptist
Associations in this State and COM
prlses sixteen churches,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27

GRAFTON, Aug. q. For the plr;
pose Of looking after some interests
IN this sectionsfor the United Nine
Workers Of America, for which he IS
the leading counsel in the State Of
West Virginia, Senator Adam B. LII:
tlepage, Of Charleston, arrived in the
city yesterday morning, and he viii
remain here for seeyral days. There
has been some unpleasant occur
rences In this section Of the State re-
Gently because Of the effort Of the
mine workers union to organize the
coal miners, and some Of the organl.
zers have been threatened with VIC.
lence it is understood. 1t is the pur;
pose Of the genial Senator from Ka.
nawha county to make an effort to
have the differences in regard to these
matters between tae operators and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
S0NEETIIINGINU dom |!
SOMETHING is sEIN q DONE AS rs
WITNESSED BY HE AcTIv.
ITY OF THE CONTEST
4. ANTS slTro:DAYN,
Dandy III r arade
The PONY OUTFIT COMPARED FA.
yoRAsLY wifi THE sPLEN.
DOR OF THE JOHN Rob.
BlNsoN PONIES.

Something must be done! Something
isbeing done, That was the determine;
tIon OF the contestants in the now fam.
Gus pony contest yesterday evening at-
ter the result Of the great double vote
was published showing exactly the
amount of work that had been done
10 date and what will be necessary to
be accomplished to place each candl.
date on equal footing.
The contestants are not slow about
doing what they believe to be neces.
sary to accomplish their object and
this morning on the arrival Of the
great John Robinson circus the con-
tcstants and thelrfriends we're regis,
tered bright and early for new certla.
cate books and have been minglIng
with the crowd all day and the amount
Of ofsubscriptlons thus secured has again
put the result Of the contest IN s'macn
doubt as ever before
a$ Dandy In the Parade.
The pony wagon for dandy arrived
inStlme for the outfttosbe seen in the
parade today and while the mammoth
spectacle Of the great John Robinson
circus parade Is bewllderIng in its
nagnlticence and glIttering with uv
5paralleled splendor, still Dandy acquit.
ted himself with much majesty and
Compared fayorably with his magRii;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
'TELEGRPHI.EI'R'I.S'i a
MUS QIU|.laOI..I.R'I [. |. ! ). !
EXPELLED. I T
Lea de rs ] ssue
tile Jlti1latu

1 f y i /. Z. " l.
NV YORK Aug; Union tele'
nrapasr leaders announce that to-day
IL tbs lass day for union men to work
il ahylseys: To:morro8 any member
Morsl6s ths keys y ], as the the Postal, West
srn8gntsn on Assoelated Press will be
expected. Telegraph officials declare
tasySsrs handling Business and not US
irslnslis or express.
eIHIe GO, Aug. 27.-Fears are ex-
pressed to-day that the sympathetic
tFiss impending among linemen, cleo
ticSE rspair men, would result from
sraphers trouble in the Unit
RW YORK, Aug. q. Detective
e@at vas assaulted today by strlk-
MED wagon drivers and was saved
seTiSas injury by the timely arrival
ths police The strikers to-day de-
cided KS ASH the Civic Federation TO
slrbitSatA their differences.
a u . H
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is
NOT! !! INSANE s
SENSATIONAL TRIAL AS TO SAM
ITY OF pRSHlTcHcoc ock OF
TYLER COUNTY.
sIsTERsvILIE, W. Va, Aug. q.

sIsTERsvILbE, w. Va Aug. 81.
"A hotly contested trial took place in
the court Of Justice G. L. Lowther yes
terday, in which the mental condition
Of Or. G. B, Hitchcock, well known
physician, was investigated and de.
clded to be sound.
DR.. Hitchcock resides in Friendly,
four miles south of here, and year or
50 ago a was co1fned=tn tie insane
asylum at Weston for a short time.
He was released shortly afterwards,
and after spending few months in
Plttsburg, returned TO Friendly and
resumed the practice of medicine.
The complaint against him this time
was made by Prosecuting Attorney j.
NJ. Underwood, at the instance Of P.
H. Anderson, who lives at Friendly.
Fully dozen witnesses from that
town were summoned to tell the court
what they knew Of him. Great inter
est was manifest at the trial this aft.
ernoon; large tnrong were attracted
to the court room, many being Unable
to get in for want Of room; and It
was nearly 6 o'clock before the case
was determined.
It deyelopeda at the hearing that Or.
Hitchcock was addicted to the use Of
liquor and drugs to such an extent
that he would become irrational at
times; and on some occasions he was
annoying to his family and neighbors.
1T was also shown that a fire broke out
in his house a short time ago, and the
complainants attempted to bring out
that the doctor set FIRE to the house
himself. But the evidence on this
point was very fltmsy; and in fact
most Of the Witnesses from Friendly
testified in his favor. Several doc.
tors were questioned as to his men.
tai condition, but they were unable to
say much against it. His wife and
two daughters furnished evidence IA
vorabte to him; and towards the lat.
ter part Of the hearing It became plain
that the complainants had not sue.
ceeded in making out a case against
him.
At the conclusion Of the arguments
the court Immediately announced his
decision that the evidence against the
defendant was lnsufhcient to warrant
his. being sent to the asylum, and he
was released at once.
f. Il. Blackmarr and Kimball Z sug.
den represented the State; while the
defendant was represented by J. H.
strfckiing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
GOVERNOR
JOHN ROBINSON
MOST PICTURESQUE FIGURE IN
CIRCUS REALM AT THE
PRESENT TIME.

Governor John Robinson, wao is
here with the Robinson Circus, is one,
Of the most picturesque figures in the
circus realm and is generally credited
among showme1 as. the most capable
general director in the world since
tile death Of James A. Bailey. Govern.
or Robinson is a very old man and has
travelled the country for years. His
memory is remarkable.
Today he recalled his first visit 70
Falrmont in 1862 and described tae
town at that time and could even re.
cal! tho principal business men of the
town, at that time. He well remem.
bersd the late washington Batson,
who drove the band wagon with the
Robinson show when it Travelled by
wagons. He asked II any Of Mr.. Bat
sons family still resided here and
when informed that they did sent
around tickets and will have the taln'
lily as his guests.
Mr.. Robinson met Senator Elliins
at Morgantown yesterday and had q
long talk with him. Senator Elkins
wanted the Governor to go out for
dinner but the Governor pleaded bust.
ness engagements. The Senator has
long been a friend Of the great show:
man. There are few public men in the
United States who do not know Gov,
ernor Robinson personally and there
are. none who do not speak of him In
extravagant terms Of praise.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
Senator LittIepage Coming 70
Fairmont ID Interesl of The
United Mine Worker 5 ofAmerica

the miners settled II possible 50 that
ali will receive fair treatment,
Ut is my object to do all the good
can in the way Of bringing the EN-.
ployers, employees closer together. no
matter la what walk Of life and have
them meet on footing where there
viii be better understanding and
less friction and ! believe It Will be
possible to do this said the sena
tor Gail .this strife and trouble Is
holding back the development Of the
great state Of West Virginia and eys
cry effort should be made by both
Sides to get together, stop their bick.
ering and quarrAIing and assist in max
ing this the greatest State IN the uu
ion. we believe 1t will be possible To
do this. and that is our Object Sen
6tor Littlerage will SO from here to
Fairrnont and Clarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
THOUSANDS INFOR
The BIC SHOW

The John Robinson Ten Big Shows
Combined, oldest circus in America,
and evidently the most popular with
the country folks, is paying Fairmont
avisIt after an absence Of few years.
The show arrived in the city this
morning from Morgantowa on the
Baltimore and Ohio and the two sec:
tons, forty,four cars in all, reached
here at an early hour and by the
time Fairmont people were having
breakfast the work Of hauling the tents
and equipment to the show lot was
we'll under way.
The usual crowd gathered to see
the unloading and admlrlng horse Low.
ers commented upon the way the six
and eight horse drivers made the
sharp turn from Parks avenue to the
yladuct. The stock made "a splendid
appearance and compared fayorably
10 the fne teams owned BY various
Falrmont wholesale houses, the brew
cry, and Mesesrs. Thomas and Hull,
the local draymen.
The street parade was delayed un.
III nearly noon. The show is exhibit.
Ing at the South Side Baseball Park
and as 1t means quite o long haul, in-
Guiding climbing the Park avenue hill
twas impossible for the, street dis
play to- Get started Of tie hour which
lad been announced
The crowd which gathered tor the
sslorlous pageants was 4 sood h,ls
tnosed one ana entertained itsslt While
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
REV. MORRISON
COMES TO1.FI'IRS /
]. N. CHURCH 4. |!
App pointr1l elts Of
M. r. G onfer ence

ELKINs, Aug. 27.-When the con
ference Of the N. P. Church convened
yesterday, the first thing to come up
and the most important matter during,
the session of the conference, was the
report Of the stattonlng committee,
whichhas been working since the mid
die Of last week in locating the vart-
GUS ministers Throughout the State. Ey-
erybody in attendance at the confer
ence was interested inthe report and
the hall in which the meetings Of the
conference have been held was packed
to the doors long before the time for
for the opening Of the session.
After the report Of the stattonIng
committee, which is given below. was
read, the routine work Of the meeting
was then taken up andrushed through
with the purpose Of tadtolrning as
quickly as possible. The charges that
were not supplied with ministers by
the stationing committee will be sup.
piled later by the president Of the con;
ference. Rev. Boggs, Of Fairmont, pos.
sibly within the next couple Of weeks
after he has gotten hts work relative
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
gRlL!g!! ATE ELY PAPER
cAlLp or PINE LEWIS HAD MAR
ROW ESCAPE AT NOR
eANTowN. .

s RGANToWN, Aug. %: The i've
months old child Of Phil Lewis, Of
woodburn, had a marrow escape from
death Monday. Ats11:8O in the morn.
ing tie little child was left to play
on tie bed, ,and in some way managed
e. get hold Of some poisoned ay-paper.
Before anyone noticed what the child
vas doing 1t had eaten a quarter of a
Esheetof the poisoned,paper. The baby
was taken violently i'll and DR.. Holt
was summoned. He hurried to the
scene and after hard labor succeeded
Al saving the child's life, The poison
yomlted by the child was paris green
solution. 1t is reported to be doing
nicely today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
DEAD GIRLS
/ BODY D FOUND
li'g5sTE az or MISSING SCHOOL
HER OF BROOKLYN
WAS SOLVED TODAY.

LAKE, HoPATcoNG, N, j., Aug. 81.
The body Of Miss Agnes Mcguire,
2Brooklyn school teacher who dis
appeared nysteriously Saturday, was
found e:day In Lake Hopatcong. The
bpdsb6re no bruises. The theory pre-
sailss that the girl became frightened
a5ist ognls which ragged and alighted
fESnsher carriage to follow her cous:
rant stamb.e ed into thewater. Ghas.
liSgiire collapsed blaming himself
fpf lsaving the girl alone in the car;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
Mills Resume.
MILLS WHICH HAVE BEEN IDLE
FOR TWO MONTHS TO, BE-
GIN AGAIN.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Aug. 27.-Atter
being idle for twenty days, the shen-
ango Valley Steel Plant operated by
the Carnegie Steel Company, will re
sumo Thursday. twenty-five hundred
men are employed. Repairs have
been made in the plant. The shen-
ango Tin Mil. employing twenty-five
men. will resume September
sixteenth: It has been ldle since Sep
TENDER .,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
|GAS IS ROARING
IN new WELL | !.
MACHINERY MUST BE MOVED BE-
FORE, WELL NEAR WELLS
BURG CAN BE DRILLED
I5 gfN5ss stliN ST." in, :,

WLLsBURG, Aug. 2F and oil
men are delighted oyersths prospects
Tor gas on the Andrews farm The well
IS being drilled by H. G. Hunter & Go.
The gas has been roaring and can be
heard several miles. The nearness Of
the machinery, to the well prevented
til well from being brogga>i in. AS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
Rope |, Broke.
ANpiSMAN HAD TO BE RuT ON
TRAP THE SECOND
TIME.

INDIANA, Pa Aug. s7-The first
hanging IN this county for over twen'
ysyears occurred to-day when Carmine
Renzoy IS years Of age, was hanged
tor the murder Of his sweetheart two
years ago. The rope broke the first
lime sand a new one had to be used
rheSnan was half dead when hanged
ain
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
WHO IS TH
4 RosNsoNs cRcus"
JOHN R0BINSON'S ELEPHANTS ARE HERE

To-day saw the circus
That tent encompassed realm,
Wherein abound the Joys profound,
That youthful hearts oerwhelm,
And from softly cushioned seat
gazed upon the ring,
That circle charmed that unto age, s't-F
Such joyous memories bring.
And Ito my memory came scene
Enacted years ago. ,~,4s---.
The actor a barefooted lad,
VINO fain would see the show,
The grand entrance was open wide
But it was never meant
For such as that barefooted boy ~ !.
He crawled beneath the tent
And when inside he sat him down az.
BY that enchanted ring
Where circling steeds the sawdust white
Upon his head could fling,
Impalently he mused upon Fis.
time then far away
When he should be man and see
The circus every day.
Alas for human discomfort
Thus mortals eer repine
Alas for the nquietude.,
OF that small boy Of nine.
II mans estate meant fortune great
I'd gtve It every cent
To be once more that barefoot boy
That crawled beneath the tent,
y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
Heart x: Disease.
CAUSED DEATH OF MILLIONAIRE
NELSON MORRIS DIED THIS
MORNING.

CHICAGO Aug. 27:-Nelsun Morris,
tlis millionaire packer, died at his
home this morning after a lingering
iIlnessSo heart disease, He died in
HE house IN which he had liver ever
since starting his career in Chicago
Norris Was. one ef the remaining mem
6efso oi.ths old guard to whom the city
owe supremacy In tie packing indus
III. s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27

MrsS 4; J. Stone left ithis afternoon
fora eeit visit 81 oakiaad, Md., and
ireiSa Ala Al oakland lie Win visit
hes nephew n 4 ltastlas aud tanlly:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27

cent surroundings.
While dandy1s a tine pony heis not
surpassed in excellence nor beauty by
the handsome wagon and harness that
were made especially to At him The
wagon is a solid, substantial one with
rubber tires and basket seat and is
built for good service as well as looks,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27

soon as the machinery can be removed
tie well will be brought in. on men
are delighted by the prospect.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27
Continues on PACE Four.G

Miss nellie Layman went to Parksrst
burg yesterday to visit friends for two
weeks,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-27

By Mail Only SO Per Year. 4
rMes 3 Week For q.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
HOuSefurniShing Dept.

Nicksl-plated Tea Pots. shopvon. reduced from
g. - 10 s. - each- / reduced from 500 70 sL9i
reduced from SO 20 75e.
Nicscl-plated Coffee Pot. shopw0ru- Reduced
from S1G Go SIS.
Aluminium Chafng Dish. sh0pw0m. Reduced
from SI51 to 500: / reduced from $50 20 Si.00.
NicseI-pIated Chafug Dish shopwom. Re
ducsd from 500 to $50; j reduced from 500
90 S575.
TO Sis
sl00- 1 reduced from $50 20 7jc
z Heaters for gas burners shopw0rn. Reduced
from s00 20 25c each.
2 Large JHaun,d Bread Boxes, dented Re
ducJd from 500 % 75c each.
6 Nicbel-pated Tmbler Holders. Reduced from
l0r 20 Sc each.
8 NicssI-pllted Toilet Paper Holders. Reduced
from 500 90 65C each.
8 NickeIplated Brush Holders. Reduced from
55r % 5jc each.
Enlm,l,d Ware slop Jar damaged Reduced
from SIS 10 SIS
] Euameled Ware Pitcher damaged. Reduced
from Zoe 10 i5c reduced from Sec 10 Soc each
. Cluper-b0t Wash Boilers dsuted. Reduced
from SIS 10 Csc each; I reduced from Sl-8 to
sLD
French Minor, in white enameled frame; in
perfect Reduced from sL5 10 75c.
! Covered Ironing Board. stand; slightly dam
/ aged Reduced from $50 10 SL00
] SIT Step Ladder damaged. Reduced from
/ 81 % TO Soc
1T Kitchen Table, damaged. Reduced from
/ SIS 20 SL75
j sft kitchen Table, damaged. Reduced from
/ SIS 20 S275.
/ Portable Iron Crates, damaged Reduced from
/ 500 GO 500 each
! g cans ''velvcen'' Silver Polish. Reduced from
/ &c % l5c each.
I Fifth aaor-Elcyeuth ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Furniture Department.

! Davenport. neatly upholstered in velour. Re
duccd from $500 10 Ns@
] Green Rattan sofa, with book rest on side.
Reduced from Sl60 10 66.
I Solid Mahogany Side Table. two drawers. large
shelf underneath Reduced from 5000 To SS75
4 Solid Mahogany Dining Room Chairs high
back. leather slip seat. Reduced from s700 20
$50 each
Solid Mahogany Amclairs, 10 match the above.
Reduced from 5000 10 s. 95 each.
Eariy English Armchairs, leather slip seat
suitable for dining room. library or hall Reduced
from $3.50 20 $50 each.
1 Solid Mahogany Bed Gothic style. Reduced
from 5000 70 $3.50
/ 2-piece PaTlgr Suite upholstered in tapestry.
Reduced from $500 20 $3.50
! 2Iiece Parlor Suite, neat design. Reduced
from $500 10 $3.50
2-piece ParIor Suite. consisting Of armchair
and sottce, upholstered in embossed plush. Re
duced from $500 20 $3.50
7 2piece Parlor Suite. consisting Of armchair
and ssttee, upholstered in tapestry Reduced from
$500 TO $3.50
Handsome Mahogany Parlu Table. French
legs. Reduced from Sl800 % SS.95
/ Fine Mahogany Armchair carved swan-neck
arms hack iniaid with brass lines Reduced from
S1l90 20 Si275.
Neathered Oak and Alahogany-fnish India seats.
strongly made. Reduced from Sl50 10 95c each.
Folding Go-Carts. light and easy to carry.
Reduced from $50 to Csc each.
Sixth and Seventh hoors-G St