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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
NOT IN FAVOR
OF elimination
GOVERNOR HARRIS SAYS TAFT
AND FORAKER ARE BOTH
ALL RIGHT.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. o.
"All we ask is 10 be left alone. Ohio
has always been able to settle he;
own differences and those we have
now are no more difficult than any Of
their predecessors.
Thus said Governor Harris, otohio
yesterday afternoon. The Governor
evidently thinks the interest in the
rest of the country is taking IN onlo
affairs is interference in a domestic
low, the worst thing that an outsider
can do.
"Tf we are left to work out our prob
lens in our ownvay am sure every
thing will be harmonious. We will
send unanimous defegatfon to the
convention for Taft. We are for Taft
for President and for Foraker for Sen,
ator."
Something was said about the elm
nation of Foraker. The mild.nanner.
ed Governor did not like that.
elimination talk did not originate
In Ohio" he said. T have always
been an admirer Of the Senator and
think he should be sent back, We
know how to take care of such things
and we will do It this time just as We
always have done. Our friends on
the outside sometimes make It en-
barrassing for US, but we get along
even with handleaps like that"
Governor and Mrs. Harris, Auiutant
General and Mrs. critchfeld, Briga-
died General w C. Speaks and some
members of the Governors and Brig
adler Generals stan were in the city
en- route to the jamestown Exposition
10 be present at the Ohio day eIercis-
es this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
VICTORY FOR L0WNDES
Gets County Committee and Many
Friends on Republican Ticket.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Sept. 9.-The
primaries Saturday in Allegheny coun
ty not only resulted in a victory for
the Lowndes forces over the Pearre
people in the selection Of the county
committee, but also resulted in the
selection of ticket composed largely
of the friends of Mr.. Lowndes.
The head of the Republican ticket
nominated was: House of Delegates,
Frank L. Carl and John ]. Stump
Cumberland; David E. Dick and An.
drew M. Smith, LonaconIng; Jonn B
Cunning, Cresaptown; States Attor.
ney, David A. Robb, Cumberland.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
BIG IRON PLANT
FOR PADEN GlEY
PITTssuRe CONCERN WILL MOVE
TO WEST VIRGINIA TOWN
FOR OPERATION.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Sept. 9.-The
Plttsburg Chain & Forge Company
will move Its plant from Plttsburg to
West Virginia. 1t has secured three
acres of land at Paden City, W. Va,
thirty miles below Wheeling on the
Ohio river, and ground will be broken
at once for the new mills. 1t is ex,
pected to start wheels moving Janu,
ary. /, 1908.
The schelpler Engineering Com.
pany, of Plttsburg, has been given the
contract for the new mills. The first
building will be CO. by 200 feet and
will be iron clad. In it chains will
be manufactured exclusively all sizes
up to the heaviest crane chains will
be made. There will be a special
100000 pound chain testing. machine
installed.
At the start this chain works will
give employment to 2UO skilled WORK
men and when the other mills are
erected employment will be had for
about 500 men. Drop forgings will
be a specially and none but the high
est class Of workmen wllPbe used in
any of these mills.
For a few months after the new
mills are built the old mills at Pitts.
burg will be kept running also as
there are so many orders on hand that
the two sets of mills can be kept
busy for some time.
There Is rumor that another large
industrial plant will remove to Paden
City soon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
WRAPS BIG RATHER
AROUND HIS NECK
Cabin Creek Man Brings Snake to
Capital and Does charmer Act.

CHARLESTON, Sept ga man
from Cabin Greek, whose name was
not learned, brought a large rattle.
snake to Charleston and sold 1t to
c. A. Potterfeld for 50 cents. The
reptile was placed in wooden box
covered with screen wire and placed
in one Of the show windows at Mr..
Potterfed's drug store.
The man who brought in the snake
gave quite an Interesting exhibition
Of courage or lunacy or something,
taking the rattler in bis hands and
wrapping 1t about his neck as II 1t
had been scarf. He also offered to
put Its head in his mouth for a quar-
ter, but as no one present cared to be
even indirectly the cause Of his death
two two bits was not forthcoming.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
.ASHBEL G. HALL
DIED AF TER A
L0ND ILLNESS
Was Formerly
Postmaster

Mr.. Ashbel d Hal. one of the
pioneer citizen d Marion county.
died this morning hls home on Main
street, after ! ptolonssd illness er.
tending over the past four years.
About four years aeo IN Hall under.
went an opefatiolsjin q chicago hos.
pItal, from the ehec Ii which he
never fully recovered His iasl M
ness extended thicush the past four
month. when 5hesiad been confined 10
his bed,
Mr. Hall was she son Of John and
Maria Han and WAS born In Barns
Vile. Marion count on November
15, 1929 and nd4was,thereiorc In his 18th
year. His first vie was Miss Mallle
williamson wtios sdied IN 1871. Iear.
ing two sons, Who survive lhelr iaih
er, namely Edgar II. HAL Of Fair.
mont, and Harry Hail Of sheibyyIils.
Ind.
His second Wife was Miss Mary e.
len Dorsey. Who dIea IN 1891
Deceased was one 81 the mos. prom
inent men IN the community and vas
active In business ana civic me IN
the city until faiiIne health incapaoI-
tstsd5 hin fol business he was post.
master for number Of years. and
during the latter part 81 his life con-
Quoted a flower and seed store on
Main street which business IS sim
maintained By his son
Four brothers survive namely syi-
yanus Hall Of ttisI eify pr siias Ram.
otJane. Lew. M aI.owrIe Hal. Of Chi.
cago. and Festus b Hall. o. New Or
leans.
Mr.. Hall was an eider Of the Pres
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
COAL COMPANY
LEASES PLANT.
BIG BUSINESS WILL Be DONE BY
BY OPERATORS DOWN
The RIVER,

BELLE VERNON, Pa, Sept. e.
The Monolgahela River Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company has leased
the plant Of the Robinson Machine
Company at West Monongahela. Pos.
session taken to-day. In addition to
the mine work all the steam work that
can be handled economically will be
taken to these shops. Increased re-
pairing facilities will result from the
opening Of the new plant During the
past month the tonnage passing
through lOck number four ON the Mo.
nonhagela river equalled seven hun.
dred and thtrty-four thousand, fve
hundred and forty three tons Of coal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
Four Teachers
Named By Board
TWO FOR FAIsMoNT AND TWO
FOR SHEPHERD COLLEGE
NORMAL SCHOOL.

At a meeting Of the Board Of Re-
gents of the State Normal Schools at
Parkersburg on Saturday night four
teachers were selected, two for the
Falrmont Normal School and two for
Shepherd College. The two selected
for Fairmont we're Miss Montana
Hastings as head Of the Department
Of Education and c. Harry scherf as
head of the Department Of Science.
For the Shepherd College Normal
School W. R. Shaw was selected as
teacher Of Science and Miss Ella May
Turner was named as an assistant Ia
other departments.
All of the members Of the Board
we're present at the meeting except
Hon. S. H. Bowman who was called to
Plttsburg. Hon. F. C. Cook, Of Nc
DOwell county, met with the Board
for the first time since his appoint
ment a few weeks ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
No Appeal
By the B. & o.
TIME DURING WHICH TO CON.
TEST ASSESSMENT HAS
NOW PASSED.

No appeal will be taken this year
by the B. and o. Railroad Company
from the assessment of the board of
public works. The time has passed in
which the company is entitled to carry
the matter into circuit court. A num-
ber of other railroads, including the
ct and o. and the Camden Inter-
state railway, have appealed.
The B. and o. made a hard fight last
year, in practically every county
through which its lines pass. 1t lost
In every instance, and as the judgment
Of the circuit court is final, and as
last years action was taken as a pre-
cedent by those in authority, 1t was
considered useless to make fight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
BEATEN AND ROBBED
WHILE IN GLARKSBUFG

cLAaKsgURc, SEPT. Q. = George
Hart, CT Ocean Mines, who was here 10
attend the races, was beaten over the
head, knocked down and robbed Sat
urday morning by two young men on =
prominent stre.a. in broad daylight
They took his sold watch and all the
money he had in his poctsts and es-
capped without being identified. The
men held hlp Up at the point OF a re-
volver, beat him till he was almost un'
conscious and left him in the street
after giving hlm a parting kick.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
Tired ofLife
YOUTH TAKES cARsoLIc ACID
AND DIES IN SHORT TIME
THEREAFTER.

PITTsBURG, Pa, sept, "a youth
supposedly from Meadville, Crawford
county, was found early today in Easr
Park, Allegheny. suffering from poison
by carbolIc acid. He died at a hospi
tai without regaining Consciousness.
He wore a gray suit with a Meadyille
clothing house mark. No papers to
identity him were found on his person.
He wore ahat purchased in Akron, o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
BADLY HURT
w. c. LawIer Had Thigh Broken By
Stone Failing on Him To-Day.

w. C. Lawler, of cofnan, employed
by the wlona Coal and Coke Company
met with painful accident this morn
ing about eight o'clock; He was work
ing with Robert Keener and Lloyd
Mauler. The workmen heard the rock
breaking and Lawler started to run
and ran under a large stone, which
fell on him, breaking bis thigh. Had
he stood still he would hot have been
hurt. He was brought to the Min
ers' Hospital on train No. II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
Back From New York.

Mrs. Minnie Martin has returned
from two weeks visit to New York
City, where she went In the interest
of Hartleys store. Mrs. Martin went
from New York by boat to Portland,
Maine, aud back to Boston by rail.
She was accompanied on the boat trip
by Miss Carrie Merrlman, Of Terra
iHaute, Ind,
Homer Sample, who had been visit;
dlg relatives Ia the city; has returned
Is bis home at Homo sEeaai Pa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
TRIAL OF men
FOR JAP RIOTS
LIKELY TO CAUSE MORE TRou.
BILE AS PEOPLE ARE STIRRED,
TO HIGH PITCH. y

VAN coUvER, B. c., Sept. 9.-The
trial today of score of men arrest
ed as result OF the anti-Japanese riots
Sunday may result in a renewal Of the
trou6el as the citizens are stirred up
to a high pitch. The Jap envoy mas
demanded an apology from Mayor
Bethune to Jap Government. Beth
une may grant the apology but he de-
clares he has no Intention of allowing
the city to pay seyenty-ave thousand
dollars damage to Japanese property.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
was GIVEAAiPURSE
FOR saving 4 IRkIN

GRAFTON w ya Sept. Cd. r.
Weaver wholIyes smear Cove Run, has
received q apnfseswe flled from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
.pany as q tokencf the companys ap-
probation ot hls services IN prevent
lug the wreck q freight train near
bis home during the cloudbural aud
food Of several weeks ago iIr
Weaver dlscoyerd that a large sao-
lion Of tFack lad ben washed out and
besides nosityIns The company by tell
ephone went out With a lantern and
sttageed down freight train 10 t|na
3Ippreyent Il from being wrecked
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
Small Child
WAS BADLY BURNED LAST NIGHT
CLOTHES CAUGHT FROM
CANDLE.

McKEESPoRT, Pa, Sept. 9.-Mary
the fifteen months old child of Joar
Ungelerter, is dying at hospital as
result Of burns received last night
The family was celebrating the Jew
ish New Year. The mother left the
baby a moment ami the child caught
fire from lighted candle, badly burn.
ing the right side and arm. Recoy
cry is not expected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
.NOTIGE--REWARD
$500

A reward of Five Hundred Dollars
will be paid by the Fairmont and
clarksburg Traction Company for the
arrest and conviction of the person or
persons who placed a stone in the
switch of said Company's railroad at
chiettoq on the night Of September
Sth, 1907.
Fairmont & clarksburg Traction Co,
BY s. L. WATSON, President.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
PIONEER CITIZEN PASSED AWAY
AT Ills HOME THIS NIORNING
GIRL Tells LSTHRILLING STORY

Mrs. Minnie Durston, Nargarter Cur.
ly and Emil Foio, a spaalard. Infoii
nation has been made against an
three and Mps. curley was arrested,
but is out on ball. Others are being
searchedifor by the police The Lutl
girl alleges she was beaten several
times, forced to sell beer to midnight
reyeless at the house and held ten
days, She escaped at night after Sc
curing a gun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
work About Done.

The work on South Side bridge Is
practically completed and the work.
men have moved their, appliances to
the old suspension bridge aud are
getting ready for the work on that
structure. There Is some work yet
to be done on the sidewalk on the
South Side bridge. The structure Is
now strong enough to carry All tue
traffic tGat viii cross Il
contactor D: S. Human IS sick
#at his home IN the Fli'a ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
SAYS SHE WAS HELD CAPTIVE
TEN DAYS AND SUFFERED
HUMILIATION.

pITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. ga thril-
ling story. alleging imprisonment,
abuse and degradation isltold by Miss
Leona Luti. a beautiful italian girl
Of twenty-five years, who says she was
held captive in a house occupied by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
In Behalf Of surtopss Candidacy For
Mayor as hsported.
OYSTER BAY, u Yal Sept -
Secretary Loeb to-1sy denied that the
President would speak in Cleveland in
behalf Of CONGRESSMAN Burton's can.
didacy for Mayor. y
DR.. MIG0RM!GK
viii Speak at eraftaa and clarksburs
As Well As Here.

DR.. j. N. McoormIek, organizer for
the American Medical Association
who will speak here on next satur
day night, Will lecture at Grafton on
the night Of the 18th and at ciarks,
burg on the night ot the 10th. The
local organizations oEthese cities are
working for large audiences to greet
the distinguished visitor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
Tri,State Reunion
oFALL Ex.soLplERs or HE WAR
OF THE REsEllaoN AT ROCK
< SPRINGS SEPT. f2TH.

WHEELING. Sept o The G. A. r.
tdstate reunion viii be held at Rock
Springs Park on Th1rsdaS seplem-
Der 18th. Local member afe endeav-
oring to arrange With the railroad com
pany for special rates ana they exc
psct to get tie necss iy guarantee TO
secure them
General Brown national command
er and other inteses ting speakers VIII
be present to dellyer addresses The
affair VIII concilde With i grand clmn-
fire in the evening
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
Miners Doomed to Death

sANANToNIoi Tex, Sept, s.-Two
hundred men are believed to be cut on
and doomed TO death In a mine Ia Mex
1so, cut Oh by flames following an eS.
peslon yesterdaA Parties are work.
Ing heroicalIy o rescue them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
Col. showalter
WILL BE PRESENT AT MEETING
OF MkccAsEEs-o -oF WORLD
TONIGHT.

Colonel c. C. showalter, State
Commander Of the Knights Of the
Maccabees of the World, will be pres
ent at the meeting of showalter Tent,
No. Z, Monday evening, September
9th, and desires the presence Of all
the members, as he has business of
Importance to bring up, as several
changes took place at the last su.
preme Review held at Detroit Mich,
and he desires to explain them fully
to all the members while here
y MISS Emma AItlIer. ot Philadelphia.
d the guest ot her brother and sis
Ter. frank and Mis- Mary Miller 1t
Hoult
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09

Mrs E F. Hartley Is spending
lew weeks In Hiltlmore
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09

AdvertIssrs 4 LiEe our clreliatlo1l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-09
TIE MEATAER

AT hoME N EyEaY HoME.
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ALL Tas HOME NEWS FlRsr
TIE DAILY VEST VIRclNlAN
BY Mail Only SO Per Fe,r
Twice a Week for ST.
Asysr.Isscs LINs ooE cIr.sl,.lsn.
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giles on top and the finishing boards
On the bottom.
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Xmas Messenger.

A minute passed and the bedroom
door was again opened. Madame de
WARMER and DR.. Starva conversed in
hurried whispers, the electric light
shining full on my face. moved about
restlessly, but did not open NY eyes.
Presently the woman seated herself at
my bedside. DR.. Starva left the room,
the door being slightly ajar.
could not resist the temptation TO
half open my eyes. Madame de Var
nier was praying fervently. regarding
with passionate alteration jeweled
cross held before her eyes. A peremp-
tory knock at the door of the drawing.
room opening on the corridor put an
abrupt end to these deyotions. which
seemed to me so incongruous. She
clasped her hands; she listened. rigid
with anxiety. 1t may be imagined that
| myself listened, scarcely less anx.
ious 1t was the concierge again.
Here is the Engllshman's card. He
says he is a kings messenger. He
brings important dispatches. He in
slsts that were his Excellency at the
point of death he must none the less
place these dispatches in his hands TO.
night"
But as his Excellency's physician
forbid IT," replied DIR. Starya, with de
termination.
And" entreated the woman gliding
to the door. "can you not make him
understand how disagreeable It would
be for me to be surprised In these
rooms. and that 1t would annoy Sir
Mortimer beyond measure?"
1T is useless, madam. Have / no,
told him that embarrassing circum.
stances make II impossible that his
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Excellency be officially recognized TO-
night?"
And still he insists?" inquired Star.
VA angrily.
AS only the stubborn English can
insist. He is outside the door at this
moment. He has sent me to you. not
to ask permission. but to announce
his coming He refuses to go away
until he has seen his Excellency. II
the door is not opened in five minutes
he will call the manager of the hotel"
His name?"
Il am giving you his card"
Captain Reginald Forbes" read
Madame de WARMER. well, we will
admit this Captain Forbes"
listened To this dialogue with a
trepidation that deprived me of power
TO think or act. That fatal indecision
which. on certainly one occasion. had
already brought fits tragic penalty
again seized me. The crisis impend-
ing might leave IN its wake conse-
quences too grave to be thought Of
might leave me a man disgraced and
liable to the extreme penalty of the
law. And yet lay still. in night
mare OF INDIGESTION and inaction. II
was the same numbness OF will that
had paralyzed me on the Stralegg
Pass. Heaven grant that the conse-
quences now be not as disastrousl
heard the click OF q revolver Then
Captain Forbes was admitted to the
salon.
where is Sir Mortimer Brett?" he
demanded harshly. Il must see him
without further delay. May ask who
you are, sir?"
THE physician Of his Excellency."
replied Starva, bowling. He was no
longer attempting to deny that was
Sir Mortimer Brett. "Slr Mortimer
is seriously Ill. | refuse TO permit
him to be disturbed. / have brought
him here to vitznau, hoping that the
old surroundings may induce him to
sleep. IL is q nervous disorder that
has FRUSTRATED Sir Mortimer He has
suffered terribly from insomnia There
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physician. Tell this stubborn English
man that, imbecile."
Monsieur will please be reasonable.
cannot help using my eyes"
use them yourself IL you will" des-
perately replied Starva. But at least
you need not tell this Englishman the
truth"
1T is impossible to deceive him."
persisted the concierge. "All day he
has been waiting for his Excellency.
A quarter of an hour ago he was
smoking in the garden below. He has
seen the light shining through the
shutters OF his Excellency's apartment.
He knows that It is the apartment of
his Excellency."
"You can tell him that you have
placed Mr.. Haddon in these rooms for
the night only" persuaded DIR. Starva.
producing his pocketbook.
mo, monsieur" replied the con-
cierge sorrowfully, his eyes on the
notes held toward him, 1T is impossi-
BILE. He will tell the manager and l
shall lose my place"
go to this Englishman," inter
rupted Madame de WARMER: demand
his business. Say that his Excellency
is Ill. very i'll. There have been days
that he has not slept. His physician
and his nurse have grave fears for his
life II he is aroused. To awaken him
is perhaps to bring on again a crisis
of the nerves. But as soon as he
awakes we will summon the English
man"
Il CO." the servant assented reluct-
antly. But it win be useless"
/ dared not await the result of his
errand. / returned deliberately to my
bed. deliberately. so that l might not
lose my breath. / was in a terrible
predicament. To rescue myself from
II must make known my true identity
without an instant's delay. The
knowledge that certainly should not
be believed made me hisitate. No: /
had gone too far ~ retreat now. II
my strait proved absolutely desperate
and q confession was inevitable, /
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down IN the corner OF tho garden IN
der the apple tree. The picture shows
you the way they looked and the
burrs that had bioomed out pink
were set In their faces Cor eyes. and
noses. and mouths Tho boy had pink
buttons down his jacket
They shall have a nice little house.
right here by this catnip." said Sue
clearing spot
And now let's make them some
chairs" said Kit
You see how the chairs were made.
aud they had pink cushions The
burdock boy and girl Immediately sat
down and stared az each other.
Then a table was made OF fine
strong burrs. and burr plates we're
placed on II. heaped high with pink
burr dainties.
Il wat an apple" said the bur
dock boy. in voice resembling Sues
And / want a cookey." said the
girl. In tones like Kits.
But they didn't eat much after all
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cierge. But the man was persistent.
At last, at a signal from Madame de
WARMER, he was admitted to the room.
The presence of Madame de WARMER
startled him. For the first time she
spoke.
MY dear man, be discreet. Behold
me. woman, and at this hour of the
night in gentleman's apartment. Is
not that a reason that you exercise
your discretion"
1t was cleverly done, her pertuba-
ton and distraction. She made her
appeal dramatically. her hands clasped
In her anxiety.
Madam is mistaken IL she thinks l
am not discreet" protested the little
man. IF 1t were possible l would
shield madam. But he stands without,
in the ball, this stubborn Englishman.
Madam can save her reputation only
by retreatlng to the bedroom. Have
no fear. shall not betray madam"
II was time for me TO beat a hasty
retreat. But my curiosity still held
me.
Have l not told you" flercely in
terrupted DR.. Starva. that il is not
his Excellency who is here with
madam? II is a Mr.. Haddon. and
madam is his nurse and l am his
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them so thoy can get the necessary
light without occupying too much
room.
The sketch shows how n neat win
dow conservatory may be made At
small cost that can be fastened on the
house just covering a window. which
win provide a fine place for the
plants The frame Gig. - Is made
OF about by Gin. material framed to-
gether as shown In Fig. ,. This frame
should be made with three openings Of
such size that a four.paned sash.
such as used for a storm window, viii
az nicely In them. II the four vertical
pieces that are shown in Fig. 2 are
dressed 10 the right angle. then II
will be easy TO put on the finishing
corner boards that hold the sash.
The top. as well as the bottom. Is
constructed with two small pieces like
the rafters. on which is nailed the
sheathlng boards and then the shin