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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-09

Old Bethel Church. Dodd street.
Lindemeyer's barber shop, 80 Dodd street.
Walsh's harness store, s Washington street
F.. c.. Weeks & Bros. paint store, S4S
Main.
Stasse & Aschenbach plumbing store, b1
Main street.
Wooliey's barber shop. 10 Railroad place.
Charnock's barber shop, ! South Airing
ton avenue.
B~arradale's Hall, Elmwood avenue and
Telford street.
Growers real estate office. l39 Main street.
Bergnan's store. 313 Main street.
DeNorrie's store. II Main street. -
Cahill's store, 20 Greenwood avenue.
Delsor-Devereux Company printing shop,
so North Mum avenue. -
Hook & Carroll's real estate ONCE. 2S
North Sixteenth street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-09

Louis Rich's barber shop, franklin avenue,
north of Church street.
The Fortnightly Club House, Franklin ave-
nue..
Thomas Hayes Building, corner OF Chest
nut street and Passaic avenue.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-09

Central Fire House, Bloomfield avenue.
Montgomery Hose House, Jerome place.
Excelsior Hose House. 379 Broad street.
Second Ward Republican Club. BAT Broad
D. Dodd's Hall, 2S7 Glenwood avenue.
Active Hose House, Orange street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-09
Sire house. Herman street..

Fire house. Herman street,
1043 Springfield avenue.
Masonic Hall, Clinton avenue.
Town Hail.
Harrison's Hall, corner Mt. Pleasant ave-
nue. and South Midway.
Township Building. Milburn avenue. be-
tween Main and Spring streets.
-Lonergan's Hail. Milburn avenue. near cor
ner Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
MISS ADD|E
B. clayton.
WAS THE LUCKY CONTESTANT IN
THE PRESIDENTIAL PAGE
SHE GETS THE WATCH.

After receiving an almost countless
number Of sealed answers not only
from persons In the city. but from
many towns and rural districts. They
were opened numerically from one ua.
I'll We came to the answer OF Miss All.
die B. Clayton, 22l Spring street,
Fairmoht. must compliment her
upon ahe ueatness of her letter and
the correct way she carried out the
whole Of the conditions as printed and
has been sent an order on W. A. Fish.
er.E the jeweler, opposite the Court.
house, for the watch. There were sew.
eral candidates ns,lned for the next
President. | wish to thank the adver.
tising patrons for the courtesies ex.
tended BY assistants. Mr. D. H. Par.
rish, and also thank the hundreds who
read the page AMI answered the ques.
tlons.
Respectfully,
GEO. MARTIN.
Ed. Presidential Page.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
MOST SENSATIONAL FINDINGS EVER MADE
BY inter STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
Hartman Is
Caught This Time

7, NEW YORK, May 15.-An extract.
'of the Interstate Commerce Commits.
:slon's findings on It's Investigation Of
,'the Hartman railroad combination l.:
published today In the Evening Tcla.
gram which states that the report Is
ibyi far the most sensational ever put
3out by the Commission. The commits.
;'ston has found that railroad compeu.
3'tion has been choked of entirely in
5,an aera equal TO one.thlrd OF the Uni.
tied States and that In this area Har.
-slmaa Is absolute master; that his
contracts are In violation OF The anti.
trust laws and recommends that the
Attorney General proceed against
them. The report VI the commission
will be in the hands OF Attorney Gen.
eral Bonapai'te within a few days ani
lin view Of the known attitude OF tn,
administration toward the Hartman
combination no doubt is entertained
that q series Of great! suits will be In;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
Two Meetings
Will Be Held

The educational people Of the city
arc making special efforts to have
large audiences out Friday afternoon
and evening TO hear DR.. Stetson. Of
Maine, who Is making an educational
tour OF the State under the direction
Of State Superintendent Miller. Dr..
stetson will deliver the commence.
ment address at the Elkins High
scnool on Wednesday evening, and on
Thursday evening he will speak at
Belington. He and Supt. Miller will
arrive in Falrmont Friday at noon.
In the afternoon at three o'clock
Dr. stetson wifi address the Normal
school students at the Normal build.
ing,' his address on this occasion br.
Ing directed to teachers aud those
who are preparing to teach. He Is a
master Of the art Of teaching, and his
talk the teachers work will be
highly inspiring and Instructive to all
who are Interested 10. tho work Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
TAFT'S FRIENDS
]: ANGRY At DICK
BIG sEcRETARYs ADHERENTs
WILL NOT STAND FOR ANY
MORE MONKEY sUsI.
NESS.

COLUMBUS, O., May 15.-The fol.
lowers Of William Howard Taft, secre.
tary Of war. are angry over what they
term bunco game that Senator Dlcl;
tried to work upon them and they
are now arranging 10 catt a meeting
of party leaders to endorse the sec.
retary for President: They say they
want 10 show the other States Tint
Ohio Is overwhelmingly for Taft, so
that the secretary will be endorsed by
them.
There has been no cessation OF nc.
tlylly at Taft headquarters. While
State Insurance Commissioner yorys,
Tafts Ohio manager. would make 10
statement for publication, 1t was ad.
mltted that the policy pursued in The
past would be continued still more
earnestly. This policy has been the
lining up OF county committees OF thet
people they represent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL
WON'T STAND FOR ARTICLE BY
"MoRMALiTE" IN THIS MORN.
lNGS TIMES.

The High school wishes to contra.
dict the statement In the Times this
morning signed by "Normallte." The
person who made the statements abea:
the High school team was evidently
laboring under brain storm; md
was not very well posted about the
High school and as for beating the
High school they never did It In years
gone by and wont in years to come,
except in talk. Our manager is will.
Ing to give them game any time It
does not interfere with the High school
league schedule. We would advise
the "Normalte" 10 wait until after
the game to do his boasting. Any day
next week except Wednesday when
they play the postponed game at Nor.
gantown, the High school is willing
TO meet the Normal. Signed,
DREW AND MIGHTY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
OLD MAN ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
ANOTHER UGLY CASE COMES BE.
FORE THE AUTHORITIES AT
THE STATE CAPlAL.

CHARLEsoN, W. Va, May Ia
Following upon the heels Of the das.
tardly attempt last Saturday nIgat o.
two ruffians against the person Of Miss
Agnes Hagerty. Charleston was again
shocked yesterday afternoon TO hear
that Robert Mays, aged CT, respect
ed citizen was In jail under charge Of
rape from Catherine Pace. the nine.
year-old daughter Of L. G. Pace, a pat.
terRmaker In The boiler shop. Mays
Is collector and the charge Is he In.
ticed the girl from home to the river
bank and that his actions excited sus
plcions OF some workmen who follow.
cd him and that when they went after
him he escaped on his wheel.
No examination mas been made Of
the girl by physician, she objecting.
Some officials say the girl is bad
character and should be sent to the
reform school and say the cause
against May will not be pressed. Jus.
tice Cotterell says the State has the
case and II will be pressed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
KNOCKED 70UT+ I'M
THE FIRST ROUND
Jim MEANS PUT TO THE BAD BY
HIS BRoTHER.IN.LAW FOR
ABUSING HIS WIFE.

Guy Hammers went after jim Means
last night without gloves and to-day
Jim is resting In the CITY Hospital.
Jim started family row and drove
bis wife and children from the home,
Mrs. Means went for her brother, Guy
Hammers, who went with her 10 her
home.
; When Mrs. Means and her brother
entered the house Jim began abusing
his wife until Hammers could not
stand for It. He gave Means a swat
that put him to sleep
Hammers sent for a policeman to
take charge Of Means. Officers Car.
pcnter and Price went over and found
him lying in the yard unconscious.
DR.. kunst was called and had him tax.
en- TO the City Hospital. A careful
examination proved that he was not
seriously hurt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
DR.. STETS0N and SUPERINTENDENT
MILLER WILL REACH CI1Y5ON1FRIDAY'

NJ So y : I. -
teaching. The teachers Of Falrmoat
and vicinity are Invited and urged to-
attend this meeting. "a
In the evening at eight o'clock hi
the handsome new High school audl.
torlam, sIr. stetson Will address an
educational mass meeting, sof the citi.
zeas Of Falrmoat, and the patsoas oii
the public schools. He has had Vide
experience In educational campaign
work, and his talk,to Falrmont citizens
will beIwell worth hearing. Principal
Fleming and supt. RosIer6 Join In ~.
questing the people d Falrmo4t and
the following organizations
the ormal students. the High school
the Normal students, the Hlga school
students, Normal school Alumni A..
soclatlon, and the Woman'ss Club, To-
cooperate with them Id making these
meetings a success.
DR.. stetson is sent to us at sthe eSs
pense ofithe State department. OF Free;
Schools, and, the lectures WIN therefore
be given free. and the public istuviteiS
and urged TO attend. This ils an op,
portaalty 70 hear an educator Of nd.
tlonal iona Spromlnsnee that should not Ja
missedIb " our people
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
VERY INTERESTING
were MEETINGS
HELD YESTERDAY AT CENTRAL
CHRISTIAN cHuRcH-THREE
COUNTIES REPRESENTED.

The all day missionary meeting
which was held yesterday at the Cen,
tral Christian Church was success
in every particular. Delegates from
the various auxlliaries OF the Chris.
tian Woman's Board Of Missions. from
Harrison. MonongalIa and Marion
counties were present. Reports fror,
all these organizations were, heard anil
they were shown to be In a healthy
and prosperous condition.
Rev. z. E. Bates presided over the
morning session and the following
ministers took part: w. NJ. Long. Of
clarksburs; ]. W. Welty. of shInns.
ton, and E. B. Quick, Of Morgan,own.
Mrs. J. D. Reynolds, Of Clarksburg,
had charge Of the afternoon session.
The principal address OF the after.
noon was made by Miss Evelyn Moore,
State Organizer, Miss Moore spoke
very entertainingiy, her subject bein,
Mountain Missions" This organlza,
tlons establishing Mission school
at Beckley, which is TO cost about $780,.
900 and will soon be completed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
Long Shoremen
Getting Saucy:
SAY THE STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
WILL BE GLAD TO GET MEN
BEFORE WEEK ENDS,

NEW YORK, May 15.-Following
two big victories to-day the striking
longshoremen are liberal In their
claims that before the end of the week
every steamship line will be glad to
get back at the Increased wages lie.
manded.
The surrender Of the Italian line
and signing Of agreement with Pat.
rick Twomey, largest employer Of
stevedores for coallng yesels are two
encouraging victories for the strlk.
ers. Officers Of other steamship com.
panfes maintain viii ever surrender
to strikers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
'THOS. F. RYAN is
ABOUT TO Retire
PREPARING TO GIVE UP ACTIVE
BUSINESS AND TO WITHDRAW
TO VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, May i5.-"The re.
ports emanatlng from this city to the
effect that Thomas F. Ryan had alte.
rior motives In participating 10 a
very limited extent in Virginia politics
has done that gentleman a grave n.
justice" said one OF the closest person.
al friends Of the Nelson county New
Yarker. II saw the suggestion some
weeks ago that possibly Ryan might
be seeking some political Dreferment.
alluding to his membership on the
state committee and his extensive I'm.
prorements to his Nelson county es.
tate. From that the report has grown
and been added TO and made TO appear
that he was seeking everything In the
political scale, from member Of the
State Senate to member OF Congress,
United States Senator. Governor. and,
finally President Of the United States.
q happen to know that Ryan Is after
nothing OF the sort, and that there Is
no political Office which he would &C.
cept. He told me so less than two
weeks ago.
What Is more, Ryan Is preparing to
retire from active business and 10 so
TO his handsome estate, in Nelson
county, and TO make his home there.
He will engage In farming. cattle
raising, horse raising and such pas.
times as will appel. u him. He will
gait business. He has accumulated
enough. and he wants 10 get away
from business cares. He wants to
live with his family, his books, his
horses, on his farm, and to be free
from the cares which have engrossea
him for so many years"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
DENIES ] | mi: 5 STORY OF
[ |E|:|L...OIPEMENT !: ( | { WITH
E|:M||||IORYT00TAMAN n
Is Living Alone
At Columbus, o.

Some time ago the local papers pub
z iished q story to the effect that Mr..
I Emory Toothman and Mrs. John Ing.
I ram had Yeloped from this city, both
leaving families, and much sympa.
thy was expressed for the deserted
families Of both parties concerned. 1t
nov develops, from a letter received,
by this paper, that such Is not the
case and It seems as though some
stories have been told regarding this
affair and that the two parties re-.
ferred to are Innocent OF the charge
brought against them. Mrs. lngrar,
Z ileges cruelty TO herself and chit
iren as the cause Of her leaving he.
husband and states that she knows
nothing Of Toothman and is living
alone In Columbus. Ohio. The. fact
that Toothman and Mrs. Ingram left
town at the same time, gave founda.
tion to the story published. The
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bv Mrs Ir.ro :, l. 20, ',s's"
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. nnhl,sbed IL ,o,no :, 49, r, ' "a'
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
THE "L0REHA" OR "BEN HUR"
WILL COME 70 FA|RMONT

The visit Of NJ. F. Noii, president Of
the Monongahela and Ohio Packet
Company, and Of W. E. Roe, general
manager Of the same company, to this
city in interest OF their company and
for the purpose Of making the service
more efficient for its patrons at this
end Of the line, has already made some
changes IN the plan or the operation
Of the boats that reach here on Sun.
day.
There Is only one thing necessary
for the city to do IN order that Fair.
monters may have a Daylight" ex.
earssoR on the Atoaongaheia river OF
Sundays and that Is the erection Of the
water plug at the local wharf. Coua.
ell, several meetings back, ordered
the water plug placed, II this Is done
before Saturday, one week, Manager
Roe has promised wbarfmasier Waits
that he will send a first class boat
here Saturday night, May Is, for an
excursion on Sunday, May 26.
Either the steamer "Lorena," which
runs from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to Pitts.
burg or the steamer ben Hur" that
plies the Ohio river between Parkers.
burg and pittsburg will be put on as
the Sunday boat for Falrmont.
The boat will reach the local wharf
at SIX O'Clock on Saturday evening
according to the plans now formulat.
ed, and will clean Its boilers. On the
following Sunday morning It will
leave the local wharf for Morgantown
and Point Marion at nine o'clock In
the morning. returning to the starting
point at seven o'clock In the evening.
After the excursionlsts have been
landed the boat will go to Morgan.
town that night and will take tho
freight OK that place for points down
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
mrs. INGRAM WRITES letter TELLING WHY
SHE LEFT HER HUSBAND and CHILDREN
Daylight Sunday Excursion Boat |SHSSur6d|

the river, making the regular Mon!ay
trip from that point to Pittsburg. THIS
Is the programme that will be follow.
ed this summer by the Packet COM.
pany.
Wharfmaster Watts was given per.
mission to conduct an ice cream stand
on the excursion boats, either on the
teck or In the cabin. There will be -
meals served on this boat during the
excursion.
Tickets for the Sunday trip eau be
purchased at the wharf any time on
Saturday or early Sunday morning.
These Sunday trips will be conducted
In first class style In every particular.
No rowdyism Will be permitted. Fare
IS cents.
The Sunday boat was decided upon
this morning when the head officials
calls upon Wharfmaster Watts. In
discussing the Sunday schedule as Il
now Is Mr.. Watts said that 1t did not
suit Falrmont; That the Sunday "meA..
me at the boat trip was patroulzed
very little, but II daylight excursion
boat were put on the river 1t would DO
good business and afford on outing
for many OF Fairmonts working men.
The officials had this matter under
advisement for this question had beea
brought to Manager Roes notice.
President Noii and Manager Roe saw
the wisdom Of Wharfmaster Watts
observations and decided that the boat
shall be put on. Just as soon as the
water plug Is placed the Sunday sched.
ule will be changed.
President Noll came In over the ir.
terurban line yesterday morning and
saw the large number OF small towns
along the line that will take advantage
of a trip like the Packet company has
agreed TO establish. This was the first
visit OF Mr.. Noll to this city, and he |
was mitch surprised to find SO flo,'.
ish!ng a place.
President Noll and Manager Roe are
greatly encouraged over the prospect
for a good river traffic 10 and from
this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
GLAD HAND EXTENDED T0C|TY'VISTTORS.
War College Of
United States m
HAS BEEN COMPLETED ST cosr
OF $4,000 FOR SCHOOLING
OF ARMY OFFICERS. .e.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Tn llttle
more than three years since Preslder;
Roosevelt laid Its cornerstone. the war
college OF tho United States army has
been finished. General Mackenzie,
chief Of engineers. has notified the
secretary Of war that the new build.
Ing is Y occupancy. n
Designed by McKim, Mead & White.
the war college Is the most striking
feature Of great military Improve.
ment scheme, It occupies a prominent
site in the Washington barracks res.
ervatlon, overlooking the Pocomac. To
this college will come the picked men,
the cream OF the army, to receive in.
structions in the broader and more ad.
ranced problems Of warfare. At one
end OF the building stands the statue
OF Frederick the Great, presented 10
the United States by Emperor VII.
liam.
In architecture and in construction
the war college Is a remarkable ere.
alton. The cost was nearly s7OO,OON,
and the entire work was done by day
labor under the supervision OF Major
John s. sewell OF the engineer. corps.
The building Is In, the form OF cross,
With n dome at the intersection. The
whole is after the Roman basillca
style. Brick and Indiana limestone
form the exterior walls. and The roof
Is dark slate. Unobtruslve dignity
characterizes the architectural design,
In front and at each end Is an en-.
trance pavilion, bale above the mas.
sive piers and ionic columns beneath,
On the front, Aanklng the central pa.
vilion, are pilasters several feet low.
er than the Ionic columns.
Despite the fact that it is only three
Stories high, the war college Is well
protected from fire. In the floors, par.
titions and stairways the army engi.
neers have made liberal use Of hollow
tile blocks chosen as the safest mate.
rial for the purpose. Thus they have
made the college practically indestruc.
tible.
Inside, on the main floor, is lee.
ture room that will seat 225 men. The
plan Of the interior is very similar
to that Of many modern university
buildings. The district feature of a
central rotunda.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
news LEAKED out
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM.
MISSION AT A LOSS TO KNOW
HOW 1T HAPPENED.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-It Is
stated to-day at the Offices Of the In.
ter.state Commerce Commission tn,t
the Commission has not yet acted
upon the recommendation Of Attor.
neys Kellogg and 5everence, extracts
Of which were made public today. The
Commission is at loss to know how
the document became public and wit
institute Investigation. as every safe.
guard had been exercised, to prevent
premature publication.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
stituted in the immediate future to
dissolve the different agreements and
contracts made by Hartman.
LEG CUT OFF
ITALIAN MINER MET WITH DIS,
TBESSlNG ACCIDENT THIS
AFTERNOON.

Joe Tim, IN Italian, was seriously
injured this afternoon at New England
mine. He was loading car on the
slack track, when he fell of, the rail.
road car passing over his leg, cutting
1t of. Tim was put on q passing coal
train and brought to Falrmont and TAX.
en- to the Miners Hospital.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15

MARTINsBURG. May Is. = Rev.
William Dyre McCurdy. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church Of this city, has
accepted an Invitation to deliver the
memorial address at Winchester, Va,
May Is, on the exercises to be held
by the Mulllgan post, Grand Army OF
the RepYbIic
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-15
BU||ls'|I.N|lIE:;s'''sI'.lAIEN Us | ] ! ! ! /
!. OF: 0! P:'lTT!sBlURg | 5 |
M!|A|lD||E:.'WlI'EIL!CO!NE l 70 [:
Left This w ol,1litlg
For Clar IS burg

Elghty.aye members ot the Pits
burg Chamber Of Commerce arrived; IN
this city yesterday afternoon at 4.s05
o'clock. The party p was conveyed ~
a train consisting of tlye Pullman
sleepers, two dining cars and a bag
gage car The party was met al the
local station by "a hundred Fa!rmont.
ers who welcomed Z to our cltys3 ne
various committees appointed by the
Board OF Trade and the Merchant
Association werejat the train and per-.
formed their wotk88well.
AT six o'clock the party was given
a trolley ride around the ioop! and !
through the principal parts ois the city.
The main feature 81 the visit was
the Informal meeting atathei Circuit
Court room at $3.50 o'clock. The
court room was well sflled when Hon.
J. NJ. Jacobs secretary ots the Board
Of Trade. called the! meeting to order
and made a short addlsss. Mi. Ja.s
cobs was followed By Hon. o. s. Nc;
Kinney who welcomed the visitors %
our city. De Y q Ii s
James W.WardropS chairman Or the
Chamber Of Commerce on behalf OF
the visitors responded to Nj. .McRln,
ney's address Of welcome. Nj! War
drop said that Of all the contributors
TO Pitsburg's greatness there is none
more appreciated than the city Of
FaErmont. lE
H. 6. Race. OF the stnlth,R Race Gfos
Gerry Company; ]. Walter Barnes }gen:s
eral manager Of The Consolidated
Telephone Co. and "A ttoraeY How;
ard n. Ogden were local people who
spoke Of the splendid opportunities
afforded this section of West Virginia.
Marcus Raah, Of Rauh Brothers and
Company, F, j. Kress, Of the =. 81
Kress Box Company and W. H. VIII:
lams, traffic manager Of the Chamber
of Commerce, made short addresses.s
All the speeches wereito the lpolnt; and
were. well received. ArterS the meet.
Ing closed an Informal reception was
held in the corridor Of the 1 court
house where the visitors and the Bios
cal men learned to know each other
better. The Plttsburgers then sEreid
turned to their train. lsl II
There are many advertising devices
used by the Pltsburg business men,
The heaviest advertiser. was The Bell
Telephone, Company which had
phones in every car on the special:
When the train arrived here ID station
was installed and the visitors could
communicate direct to Plttsburs
The visitors left this morning at
six o'clock for Clarksburg,
Today's ttiaertry Is B as follows.i
Leave Fairmont, 8 q: m, arrive
Clarksburg. "a mi leave 10 al ms
arrive Weston, 1910 a. mS leayes
noon; arrive Buckhannon i ps ms
leave 1:i5 p m. arrive Phllippi, S2.:20s