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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-07
BASE BALL NOTES.

Buck Freeman will play with Mime
apolis again next season. He WA;
practically the second best batIrl,u in
the American Association. with Eagle
Eye Jake Becklcy first.
James Chandler Bali the clcvnr
young catcher of the Boston Nationals
was Il caller at headquarters Thurs
day. He came on from Baltimore last
Sunday to attend the funeral Of his
sister in Somervi'l"
A. G Doe returned Thursday from j
short trip to New Bedford. where he
cast q vote for the mayor-alect Of that
city Mr. Do. said there was ~, truth
IL the report that he had made an Of
fer for the New Bedford franchise
Dannie Wormwood won ten games out
| of the thirteen which he pitched while
| on the Worcester New England League
team this season. the highest percentage
of any pitcher in the league. George
| Boardman of Lewiston. who PLAYED third
| base on the Lewiston team for some
| time. and later went back to his old
place as third baseman on HaverrilI
| bears the distinction of having the high
| est fielding average of any third base
man. $50: Boardman of course did not
play the number Of games that some Of
his competitors did
| The last official bulletin issued from
the office of Sec. John II. Farrell of the
National Association. dated Dec. ?. con
tainS The following notice of interest
To the New England League: Contracts
with Worcester. r. y. Blackstone:
with Lynn. A. z. Spencer and Ward
Brennan; ump.res, Mike O. Brien. NJ. J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-07
Outsider Wins the Mil
waukee-Chicago Walk.
Alderman badenoCh Does The
90 Miles In So Hours.
The Original Five Play Out Along
The Route.

Chicago, Dec 6-Amid rouSIng cheers
and gladstone shouts of victory Alder
mar. Joseph Badenocn arrived at the
IllinDi;; 4. e house at II. 10 Thursday
afternoon. having walked the 80 miles
from Milwaukee, to Chicago in exactly
s. hours.
In spite of his - years he was fresh
"a. :: daisy at the finish Close on his
heels stumbled bis companion, Charles
! Zcller, une-alnled man. who had
stuck to the long-legged alderman for
the entire distance
None Of the original five who made
wagers of 500 each with &. +. SChaeter
that they could cover the distance in 60
hours finished the course. j. J. Stehard
stack to 1t until he reached Lake For
at Wednesday night. hobbling on tx"
bad ankles.
80. pshaw. cut it out said Schaefer.
''You'Ne BEEN game. Get in my auto.
and I'll split the wager with YOU.
This suited Stenald perfectly and he
gave Up the fight.
Tie other four club members. Joseph
Marshall, Leonard Wolf. Aaron Jones
and W W. Johnson are each out 500
as y result Of their rash ~.
Edward PaySon Weston. the cham
pion. whose example inspired the veter-
all alderman with a covetouS desire
for similar laurclS, was out at the
stockyartlS when Badenoch got in. He
arrived later and congratulated the al
derinan heartily
For an unframed man. you are u
WONDER" he said. You are - living
example ot my creed"
Bddru"ch made the walk purely for
glory. He wl.5 not one Of the five inter
c,.tcl in the wager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-07
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

Stockdale. Terms accepted--With Law
renee. IL. J. Christ j. r. Tn5in, NJ
kiley, Arthur Maybolun, William An
derberg. Frank Nreeland. James Bar
Icy: with New Bedford. r. l.. Ldughlin;
with Lynn. Leo j. Harrison
Cleveland is fighting against paying
that $50 iinc imposed by Ban Johnson
for delay ing thu. game III Detroit on
their last trip thee" The club tot,,
JCnu~li that h" must remit the tine or
that tine matter would ic put W. (" ;hc
lea glI" directors. johnson ,Jil"d ihiS
blum by :LXinG that he viii ptit il up to
the directors himself. and II" will Il" So
next week. III il is sninE T." r','Tr any
trouble Gladly rc""n;r,rnd il.;;: the
fine .n, rcInittcd." Soc Nrvin vrot" to
Iohi.un. Va Bans reply Wa" lila {
trouble or u" trouble the i'm" would
stirk. that il WIS inst aud That tlrvt-
iand would have ia pa it.
Ian johnson comes out il favor 81;
legislation against the trtsulnr tricks
of ,playinG games While new balls are
being suil2d upon the :yrIHe Thi:; rrac-
tee has hrt: harp"d Oh tor many
years. h,lt thc:" is u" abatement III the
evil Fer contra. il grew much worse
last ::"aS"u many pitchers; putin" in
three ar four minutes rubbing every
sphere, johnson said: The pitchers
claim that Il glossy G"N bali Is hard To-
rit,h il Il bdlh-llc. Il Ih;ciiI:c". Moth
iu,, ~ the sort Tl"y rub tll. '.:!i with
two purposes. t" !,!nrIl"n il - ihHt II
viii i,c hnr,lr. to hit. ana 4" "a!n
breathing tim" WliI" they recruit their
energies and regain their mere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-07
FOOTBALL.
Harvard Bulletin Talks to
Athletic Committee.
Game Should Be Conducted 10
Better Varsity Team
Or n Would Be Better 10 Abandon
the Sport Entirely.

Rce,o, Dec. 6.-ThiS week 8 issue OF
he Harvard Bulletin. which is the or
gan of tho alumni of the university.
Iuts tn. football situation DIT 'lhn-
bridge right up to the athletic COM
,nittcc. The editorial says:
."Yne Bulletin reiterates the state
ment of it,; belief that the Inn" h"'
come when the athletic authorities
in the first place. the athletic conlihit-
tee-rlust decide on the policy 10 pc
r,,rsu-,j: Whether football shall be 80
conducted here that Harvard teams
can compete on approximately equal
ter,os with the elevenS Of other cot
1eges, or whether intercollegiate root
hall shall be abandoned. One of these
conclusions must be made; IN our
Judgment either would be better thah
the policy which has been allowed to
exist here ever since football assumed
its present importance in the pubic
mind
1.-THE suggestion has been made that.
~ footbaU is to be continued at Har-
ward. the choice Of a head coach
sbou,d he left with a small committee
Of graduates who in their college days
were weli-knoWH Iootu'tii Pc
recall the fact that few years ago 1T
the winter of 1903. a meeting OF foot
ball men was held in Boston ana a
graduate football committee was ap-
pointed: that committee was lnf1uentlai
in selecting the head coach for the
eleven # the following year, but since
that time it has done nothing.
"A new committee would probably
have the same kind of existence. We
see no reason why the athletic conf
mittce should not take the responsible
itv of selecting a head coach if there
is to be one That committee is COM
posed Of members of the faculty. grad
yates and undergraduates: it should
reflect the opinion Of the Harvard body
generally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-07

KFNNEEEC COTNTY.-ln fr"pa,e
court at Augusta, in vacation peceip'''
!. 1907
AETJiJ-p l. GRIFFlTHS. Executor "t
the vii, of HARRIET KITCHEN ,a'e "
VassalhorC in said County. deccaS'n, h 60,
inc pnttioncd for license 10 sen " t fnr
lowing real estate Of said deceased A.
TIC payment Of debts. &c. VIZ, ;,,, 81,
ton parcel Of land with the hurlo" ii,
inre heinz tho same premises conveyed
to said HARRIET KITCHEN ~ desu
dated Nov 10 1929 and recorded IT. ~, ne.. ~
bnc Registry Of Deeds. Book 3'y' fas 800, ~,
Ordered. That notice thereof ne st w
three weeks successfully prior to IN, 'hr
fourth Monday Of Dec inst; in o orG o IN
Nunmsta that ali persons interested nay
attend at Court of Probate then rs,,s 70 If #
holden at Augusta. and SNOW aot;tior
anv, why the PRAYER of sa'd pe''''o"
should not be granted ,,,>,c J,,,Ipe
ATTEST W. a NEW dec7satS
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BOXING NOTES,

Freddy Welsh. the English lSo-pound
champion. who meets Dave Deshlc.
Wednesday night at Chelsea will ar
rive Sunday at Boston.
Abe Attell. the featherweight cham
pion. will get his price from the Frisco
promoters or there will be nothing do
ing for him with Moran there
Jim Cofroth. the California boxing
promoter. will close his fight club near
San Francisco for the winter and open
up one in San Mateo county.
Eddie Curtis. who has made such a
hit at Chelsea, is matched to box the
ct Adams Kid at st. Adams. Vt.
Dec. II. The Vermont lad has agreed to
weigh in at 10 pounds for curtis.
The promoters at Waterbury. who
were contemplating running .U-round
bout. may now wish they had used Il
little judgement and made the distance
somewhat shorter The mayor has just
called their attention to the matter
Young Cote who will box the mair
event against Freddy O'Breu at the
Pahtimc Athletic Club exhibition at Port
land Saturday evening is considered on,
Of Names most promising little boxers
he Is clever and he shows flashes o,
speed that are meterotic and likely I,
catch an opponent unawares $, swift,
does he spring them. He has a s,,rnr;.
ingly hard puch for his weight. O'Brier
on the other hand is scientific in IN,
extreme and the Boston sporting wr;,
ers say that there are no cleverer hor
around the Hub. Jimmy Dempsey. .
Fort Mckinley. and Mickey Flyn .
fortiand. will doubtless put up slash
ing semi-final and the curtain rissr nj,
also be good one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-07
pELEHANTY COMMITTED
VERY SERIOUS OFFENSE

When the Philadelphia National
League team was composed OF q SET of
stars. of which Sam Thompson and
big Ed Delehanty were the leading
lights. there used to loaf about the
Philadelphia park half witted fellow.
whom everybody called Bill.
II was his duty to take care of the
bats. run after foul rails. carry water.
and in fact to make himself generally
useful around the grounds.
One hot August day. when the st.
Louis Club were playing the Phillies.
the score stood five to four in the
ninth inning, and in the st. Louis
chaps favor.
There were two Of the PhillieS on
the bases. Mailman en- second and
Larkin on first. with one man out.
Sam Thompson, who had retired
from the game in the early part OF the
contest. by reason of an injury To his
ankle wa: sitting OH the bench. When
it came Ed Relehanty; turn to So to
the bat
The ,n,ragor ot tho Philadelphia. /;
told DeIehantv that he would give him
q box of cigars if he would drive III
III H.,
wanted tn win the ciSal%. but who also
wanted to help his team win the game.
started for tie home plat" on Il run.
BY some misfortune. Bill. the half
vjtted character, got in pcr% way. and
Del gave him Il push. that sent Bill
flying down among the bats.
OF course the foolish char WASH
hurt, but he set UP a "holler, which
was his usual means for working the
ball players for money.
Delehanty, instead of knocking II
base hit, sent up Il pop fly which was
gathered in hv the st. Louis catcher.
and when the big ball player returned
to the bench Sam Thompson said to
him.
Il am afraid Del, if the treasury de-
partment officials get next 70 you that
YOU will ba arrested"
ARRESTED" cried Delehanty. as a
puzzled expression stole over his face.
"and for what" he asked. as he
rubbed his head in a perplexed manner.
"Why. for showing the queer" re-
tortcd Sam as he ducked his head in
the direction of the simpl@-minded Bill.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. 1iC''- "a
FI.Dl R-E"r' irtS 81. export; So.
sales 100. StoniY hut dnll.
WHEAT I;crcipts from. exports .1..nil
sales snTF. intuic 500 SCOT. SpGt
steady, No. : red III elevator; 40 ~
10 ( y ! ai".t. M. north IN bUlutr
llIal y .lr.tt. n" hard winter I'LL,
o u 1flo"t.
cuRN-l,,r, lots -t.". "x."rts il ~.
SPOT steady: No. > s. elevation AMI G,l4
+ 0 aflo,,r, No. white c5,4 ana No :
yellow GU o b ailpat
OATS-I;ectipts 4j.@n; EXPORT, 10.
spot steady; mixed 2G0%. his 5i!2; nat
llral white -6m32 lbs. JGl.r59, clipped
white. f3fti0 lbs. JSl as.
BEEF-StcaGv.
LARD-t<uiet; western prime S5'aSGO.
PpEK-Stcady.
SUGAR Raw quiet; fair filming &.l5
centrifugal ~ test G3l@; mcIasscs sugar
-. refined quiet.
HITTER I'iri.: receipts i7.G. cream
cry specials .: do held seconds to spec
ialS 221r21l2
EGGS-I'irm, Unchanged. receipts go
POTATOES Easy; Bermuda second
crop per Dbl. 3G"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-07
HOllENBACH CAPTAIN.
Will Captain Pennsylvania Football
Eleven in 1903.

Philadelphia, Dec. Civilian Hol-
lenbach. 'OS, whose great work in the
backfield has helped put the University
of Pennsylvania in its present po-
sition in the Varsity football world,
-&vas Thursday elected captain of the
team for next year Fl. Scarlet was
also nominated. but Withdrew in favor
of Big Bill" as Hollenbach is known
in Varsity circles.
Hollenbach is in the 1908 dental de-
partment, this being his third year on
the team. He was the All American
fullback last year.
Hollenbach comes from Phillipsburg.
Penn. where he played four years on
the High school team
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Boston Produce Market.

F'1'SlNl. T't''- N
tI.bI RI Unchanged. rill shipments.
spring patents. 515ftblU.
CORN-I1nchanEnd NJ. ! yellow -.
OTS-L'n"hanccd. Ne clipped white
81
iEAY-Chni,c quiet: -
MILL FEED-QuiCt
SPRING EEAN-2l:0 -
MINED FEFID-26dn; ISL.
PDHE-ouct: medium la
I.AED-I'ull. 1n'%.
EEt.F'-Firrn: whole cattle au',
LANES-Firr. spring 1ln11'"
RI1TTFR-Steadv: northern goa
CHEESE Steady; York state l'dl6
EGGS Steady; choice sou; western y
mo9
App I.S-Firmcr: No Raldwins 22]fj
30
Observation-Disclosures; Maine white s@t%
SI',;AR-Steadv on a hasis If So for
crlnulatc,
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Dennis. lack Dead.

Providence. X l.. Doc. 6.-DenniG
McCrohau. alias Denny Mack. widely
known as . professional bali player.
died at T. NJ Thursday from tuber-
cnlosiS at hi; HON" in Stafford Springs.
Conn
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Chicago Cattle Market.

ChIcJ"". Dee. =
cATTLE-Eecoipts about 3eH. market
steady to strong: steers -; M6;o
HOGS -Rcccipts about @o.~": market "a
lnc. lower. choice heavy shipping 'l""'13
SHEET-EecciptS about 9MH. market
slow and dull. sheep 5I"1jnn, lambs !-.'M
G,1. warnings i2lHta2I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-07

President Dewey said Thursday that
Boston would have playing manager.
he has no use for a bench manager at
any price.
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For SaIe''.Horses, Cattle, etc

MARE, 1o-YeAR OLD. WEIGHS 12oo
hilr" ~. Ah"rr-s Victor J. Ring. O.
-. -. h. dec1d3-
ONE PAIR BAY HORSES, 10 YEARS
"ih. W"i"ht 2f". Pli,c So" Pete, tn.
yI%*. N"ilidg"W"ck. No derz,ig,.
2 COWS. ! '.JRSE. 1900 LBS. PAIR
steer calves Wcit nIhicli"d. 8 mo- old N
S""'r. y'.n-"ld colt Walter ( r. L.n'
s"h. T. T. ~ n. Mt Ecr:.on Name
ccc-d3t
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LOS I.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DO YOU NEED CAPITAL. EXTEND

or Start business? II ~. write rno III.
foic arranging elsewhere: exceptional r,
cilities placing stocks. bonds. nuicliIy
Everett Dufour. Corporation ATTORNEY
lie Dloit Bldg. Washington. D c.
,Io,-I,4
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Tonioht's Bouts.

edelphia. ''oai "a - fhll
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MALE help Wanted
GOOD MAN ON FARM-MARR;Ep

or single Tenement for married man with
small family. hurry Parrish, Winthrop.
Me. ra-t FIR .',H dec7d3t*
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RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
MEN TO TRAVEL. ADVERTISE AND

distribute samples for wholesale house.
Salary ST per week. cxpcns S advanced.
NJ \. Smith. Sc,y.. 81 II Como Block.
CHICAGO q c1dlta
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LUClUS HILL
Public Market
Telephone 1879. ~.

NJ 49S
kEi'DkT or THE CONDITION OF THE
GRANITE. NAIoNAI. RANk Al Al
GIS1A IN THE STATE OF MAINE
AT T|!E CLOSE OF BUSINESS. DE.
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docI.l1t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
HARRY PRICE,

The two large audiences that were
attracted to the Grand Opera House
last night were more than pleased with
the performance, and many who wit
messed the first show stuck to see the
second one.
Price & Julian have an extremely
funny act, and know how to get the
most out Of 1t. They are both good
singers and dancers and the military
stunts put on at the close Of their act
took the audience by storm, AMI encore
after encore had to be acknowledged.
Miss Julian possesses an unusually at
Et5actiye petsonality, and. With her able
assistant does an act that g a credit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
An Enjoyable Evening.

The annual picnic of the Mcfarland
Mission Band which was to have been
held at the home of Mr.. Hamilton
Barnes last evening was transferred
to the Presbyterian Church on account
of the rainfall in the afternoon. a
large number Of the members, both &C
tive and honorary, were present, mum.
berlng about fifty in ALL and the in
door picnic was greatly enjoyed. The
table was spread on the floor OF the
Sabbath school room in true picnic
fashion and bountiful repast serveo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19

breast pin as first prize on a cut
with Mrs. D. w. Jacobs. Mrs. Bran
non received the lone hand prize,
which was a beautiful hand painted
picture. Mrs. S. R. Harrison received
a cut glass vase as second prize and
Mrs. Harvey W. HarmeF was awarded
the consolation prize. A palatble
lunch consisting of salads and other
lainties was served to the guests.
Those present were: Mrs. Kent, of
waynesburg, Pa; Mrs. S. R Harrison,
Mrs. v. L. Highland, Mrs. G. s. smi-
ley, Mrs. R. Haynes, Mrs. Robert
Bowie, Mrs. Frank Gaylord, Mrs. G..
W. shuttlewortA Mrs. C. W. Fur
bee, Mrs. D. W. Jacobs, Mrs. H. w.
Harmer, Mrs. C. E. Lamberd, MN.
Bert Bailey, Mrs. Lille Smith, Mrs. J..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
MEETING OF THE STATE
BOARD OF TRADE.

Arrangements for the next annual
meeting of the West Virginia Board
OF Trade, to be held at Elklns octo.
Der 8 and 9, are being made. Dele
gates have been appointed by the
West virginia Bankers Association,
the West Virginia Pharmaceutical AS
and the Gassaway Board Of Trade.
ard the Gassaway Board of Trde.
oother constituent bodies will shortly
appoint their delegates and one OF
the best meetings the board has ever
held is expected.
Several men of more than local
prominence have been invited to
speak, and 1t is thought that some
most excellent addresses will be
made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
SOCIETY,"
&sssSsSSSS &ssss,
Mrs. Grille Entertalns.

In honor Of her guest, Mrs. Kent,
Of Waynesburg, Pa, Mrs. Lafayette
G. Grille charmingly entertained a
number Of her friends at her home
on Carr, avenue Wednesday after
noon from 8 until o'clock at pro-
gressive euchre party. The appoint
ments were very pretty, a feature
being hand painted tally cards. Mrs.
]. G. clifford made the highest score
and was awarded a handsome gold
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
DEATH OF INFANT SON.
LII. Edward zevsIy Passed Away a.
thu Homo Of His Parents.

ElSkle 6bWaN0 e-SAS'S 49, .
the Home Of His Parents.
Little Edward evely, only child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. zeyely, died at
the home Of his parents on Front
street wednesday evening, July 18th,
at ten o'clock. Death followed a
short Illness and came as a great shock
to the parents and others who knew
and loved the bright little lad. He was
six months old. The funeral services
were held this afternoon at the home
at four o'clock, and the remains were
laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery.
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan, D. D., of the
Presbyterian church, conducted the
services.
The parents have the deepest sym
patty Of all who knew them in the
heavy affliction caused by the loss Of
their little son. : Morgantown New
Dominion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
Married This Afternoon.

At eleven minutes TO three o'clock
this afternoon the marriage of Mr.. Vim.
vent A. Reynolds and Miss Augusta
Knight was solemnized in the county
clerks office by Rev. W. H. Wiley. A
large number of persons witnessed the
ceremony. After the ceremony Rev.
Wiley on behalf of the groom present,
ed the bride with ring,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
to any vaudeville bill.

to any vaudeville bill.
The other team, Hanley G DeLome,
also delivered the goods. Their long
act Is chuck full of good comedy that
was very cleyerly dlshed out to the
audience. This team works like it
was pleasure to them, and the audi
ence was not, slow in showing It's ap-
probation. Beside the comedy sketch
they put on Miss DeLome does an OK
ceedingly clever juggling act,
The Grand surely has a winner for
the remainder Of the week, and no
doubt large houses win besthe resalt.
The pictures and illustrated songs
are also very good.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
miss Wilson EntertaIns.

Miss Nellie Wilson entertained a
number Of her friends on Thursday
evening at her home in the First ward.
Her guests were Misses Katharyn
DOMAIN, Mary Robinson, odra Steal.
ey, Blanche Thomas, Leota, satter
field, Messrs. Harry Wilson, Austin
stealey, Clyde Lynn, Russell Nichols,
Frank and Herbert Barnes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
Guest Of Miss Wheeler.

Mrs. Edward 7. Hartman, Of Boston,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Cora
Wheeler on Plerpont avenue. Mrs.
Hartman was formerly Miss Myra
watson, OF Kingwood; and has VISIT.
ed in the city on several occasions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
queen Victoria Of Spain is now To-

Queen Victoria OF SPAN ID INV "
be added to the list of Europe's royal
authors. She has produced a play in
French which is to be acted this sum
mer by noble amateurs at the royal
villa at San Sebastian. The Queen
inherlts her literary gift from her
mother, Princess Beatrice Of England
who has written much. In her child
hood the young Queen was clever
little actress, and her foniness for
the stage has not diminished Of recent
years.
West Virglnian wants ads pay.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19

H. clifford, Mrs. W. Il. Taylor, Mrs.
Brannon, Mrs. H. E. Jackson, Mrs.
E. B. Delson, Mrs. Frank Armstrong,
Mrs. Grille, Miss Jennie Wilson. Miss
Emma Freeman, Miss Geneyleve Hay
maker, Miss Alma Haymaker, Miss
Taylor, Miss Earle and Miss Cora
smith.-Clarks News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
Are At jamestown.

Mrs. H. G. Bowies and daughters,
Misses Irene and Gertrude, of Hunt,
ington, are at jamestown, Va, attend.
ing thu exposition. They will also
spend some time with relatives in that
section
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19

The Bishop Of London has ruled that
the Church Of England, not being re-.
for civil marriages, a clergy
man OF that church can ofEiriate at the,
Of a divorced person whose
marriage took place I'M 4 reg:
tttry once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
MIpsHIPMAN CRUISE
pI.d Today at che!sea Hosp!.aI

Died To-Day at Chelsea Hospital =
Seaman Moose Is Losing Ground.
BOSTON, July 10. = Mldshlpman
Cruise, of the Kentucky, the tenth vic
tim Of the explosion in the turret Of
the battleship Georgia, died to-day at
Chelsea Hospital. The condition Of
Seaman Moose is less favorable than
yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19

There are tobacco lands in this
country (which are bringing their own.
~ j yeari profit q $4,000 an acre.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19

FOR sALE-seyenty-aye building lots,
between 18th and 9Th streets, Fifth
ward. Ridgely Bros.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19

FOR sALE-fImber lands in any
quantities from 100 to $4,000 acres.
Can ofer profitable Investment for
any one having money to invest. Ad'
dress L, care of West virginian office,
TaiEmont W. va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-19
FOR RENT

FOR SALE One Swear old bay horse.
Apply j. L. Google, R. R. No..8. II