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The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
Girl Rcturnr, Clerk Arrertnh.

Robert Cochran, a clerk. Of ll0l Seventh
street southeast, was arrested last night
on a complaint made by Mrs. Grace d.
Parker, of 92i New York avenue. Early
i'm February Mrs. Parker's ffteen-vear-
old daughter. Ivinette. was missing from
home several days, and it was said that
she had been in Cochran's company part
Of tnat time. Later she was found at
the Library Of Congress and returned to
her home. Cochran was later released
on bond last night.
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THEATERS TO-DAY.
The Columbia.

Aristocracy'' 2l5 and s:l5
no:ablo revival cf this one Il the best Of
Bronson Howards dramas Of social life The play
IS admirably cast and Mr. Lackaye Miss Spong
and Miss Walker all have adequate roles
The Belasco.
DivOTc0ns'' .-...........A At 6l5
Sard0u's brilliant satire on the matrimonial ques
ton play of clever situation and bright dic-
logue- clcvcrly interpreted hy the Arden Players
Nj Arden and Miss Home cauy of the honoTs-
The New National.
The Mikado" ...... ......................At s:l5
brilliant revival Of Gilbert and sullivaus most
famous opera. 1t is well staged well sung, and
Unusnalness is added 70 tho cast IN the person d
a real japanese actress.
The New Lyceum,
''sit' -i' an" oi'
Ihe usual hnrlesnne entertainment.
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DEATH RECORD.

Charles II. Smelling. 1902 18Th 81. NV. % Years.
Serah 9. Cameron, q 81. ne p Years
Helen B. Darling Brightuocd. d. e. s. years
Allen II. Shepard. 2ll6 18th ST.. 6s wears.
Nancy J. King. 2o30 VI s.; NV. IS wears.
Thomas II. Thrnh1rgh % K. l. ave. NV. 3 wear
Amelia II. Naylcr lil2 9th s.. NV. % yea~s.
Felix BrGuniean. 1874 Q 81 nW 6 Years
GLADYS Il. Potter 1875 Pa ave. So dav.
COLORED
Susan Young. 2ll6 + 50. NV. IS years.
John Il. Hanson. HillSdale H. c 70 Years
Ella a. H.llmln 1854 9th ST. NV. q Years
George Parsso 9i 2lth st. NV. 50 years.
Alien Gaicrood, 99 7th S. NV. "A years.
Katherine Daugerdcd, 5s I S. sT.. I year.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL TRAYMoRE,

WIN Us magnificent lO-st0ry hrelr2d ADDITION. pre-
sents the finest equipped and most modern a At
lautic titys leading hotels Supsrlatige Boz c1us'Wc-
ton. appointment and service. Guest rooms arrTaE-
ing 70 feet square and each with ful ocean view
Private baths. fresh and water attached 70 faca
room. Spacious soiarium and cunseuatrriCs on
To0f. Hlgh-cass orchestral concerts daily. Golf
privileges 10 guests Cauacitv. g0 Illustrated book
let upon request TRANNDRE HOTEL co ID.
$. WHITE. Prs. CHAS. o. MARQUETTE.
Manager au7-ot
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new HOTEL OSTERD.

Occupying whole block n ocean front Chelsea enif
Atlantic City. y. !. New management. 400 beau
/ t.ful rooms 90 with private baths fresh and sea
water. lndoor sea water bathing pool Dressing
rooms for surf bathing. Handsome pavilion adJ0ln-
ing the Boardwalk. Dining1ooms overlook ocean.
Orchestra. Special June and July terms Booklet.
Autos meet trains DAVID i. RAHTER Mgr.
ic9d& SUt
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INN,
OLD POINT COMFORT, va.

Recently very much enlarged. Rsfuruishsd
+rr~irfo,i- and improved beyond recognition Now
src-Trro5a'ps 7e3 guests Beautifully situated only
Is minutes from the jamestown Exposition. by large
and elegant feTry steamers running every few min
utes going and retaining through the magnificent
See, n United states and foreign war ships The
0,'r hotel ON tho American plan near the Expo
ri+ior Grounds Rooms with or without bath, single
~ I'M suife Rates VEN moderate. Write for book
Is, No increase Of rates On account of the Ex.
p6sfti6n. J. q. TAYLOR, Mgr,
ice- limo
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Conservatives Gain One

London, June 12-Rutland County to-
day returned J. GrettOn. a Conservative.
to Parliament He had S5l votes more
than Lyon a Liberal. This is a Conserva-
tive gain.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
THE DUNLOP.

Directly on the Beach. overlooking the Boardwalk
Ocean Piers. and convenient % al amusenents
Rooms suite with private baths. on the Euro
poan plan only, $50 day and upward, hrst-clas
restaurant attached with a Ia carte service. Pm
orchestra.
ROBERT 2 DELANEY Proprietor
=. x BOWMAN Manager. glZd&5Jt
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

The Private Secretary.' play which
will always be intimately associated with
the name Of William Gillette because f.
was in this comedy that Gillette made one
Of HIS first and greatest successes. Will
be presented at the Belssgo Theatev next
week bv Edwin Arden and his summer
company. This clever f3rce-Comedy holds
the record Of having been played iu every
civilized country on the face Of the globe
The story relates the substitution %
Douglas Cattermole for an eccentric
clergyman, Rev. Robert Suaiiiug. who
has been engaged as private secretary 20
an English country gentleman. and as
tutor for his two daughters. An ir8te
uncle Of young Cattermole wishes the
boy to sow his wild oats. and he takes
advantage Of the opportunity 20 change
places with the clergyman On order 20
have a lark The clergyman. left behind
I'm his rooms. encounters the wrath Of the
uncle, who mistakes him for his nephew,
while young CattermOie goes 20 the Coun-
try house and encounters an sorts Of com
phcations as result OF his change I'm iden-
titv The scenes with the two girls are
especially funny Mr.. Arden viii be seen
as Douglass Cattermole. "a role he has
PLAYED with success i'm other cities and
the eccentric role Of the clergyman viii
De assumed by Edward Ellis. Miss Alice
Butler will be the spirituaiistic medium.
Edwin Fowler will be the irate uncle. and
the two girls will be played by Miss Glen
denning and Miss Brice.
The New Lyceum Theater stock bur
lesque company will begin the second
week OF the summer season with the bur
,oscCe entitled Americans in Japan." "
The clio will include Smith-Convev and
company, Jessie Sharp, and the Lyceum-
scope with March's motion pictures.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

Beginning next Monday evening, June
Il, the Columbia Theater Company viii
present The Maneuvers Of Jane mod
ern comedy by Henry Arthur Jones. the
author OF The Liars" THE Masque-
raiders The Mlddleman,' and other
successful plays. The leading roles
which were played at Daly's Theater
New York, by Miss Mary Mannering and
Miss Hiida Spong. will be intrusted 70
Miss SpOng and Miss Charlotte Walker
/ The comedy was originally offered at the
| Haymarket Theater, London, where IL
| impressed Daniel Frohman as being a
/ good attraction for the clientele at Days,
/ and when produced al the latter theater
/ In 1883 1t won instantaneous approval
| Washingtonians need little comment on
/ the comedy, as it also made a decidedly
/ favorable impression when the Frohman
company first offered it here in May,
/ 1900 and for a return engagement IN the
/ following December. II is a comedy OF
/ bright dialogue and quaint characters,
/ and James 'maneuvers' are caused by
her fathers desire 20 marry her to a rich
/ little fool nobleman, whom she despises.
/ The laughter excited by the humorous
incidents arising from her schemes 10
| foil her fathers wishes is inCessant from
/ the rising Of the curtain.
/ The fourth week OF the Aborn opera
Company's season OF operate revivals at
the New National Theater will see the
/ first grand opera 10 be given during the
/ series Mascagnrs "CavallerIa Rusticsna
will be sung. and Gilbert and Sullivan's
delightful III. NJ 5. Pinafore" will he
/ presented as the "curtain-raiser' Of the
/ same programme A double cast viii be
| utilized. including a larger array Of tai
/ cnt than any Offering So far given by the
/ Aborn aggregation, including "a large por-
/ tiCn OF those who have become favCrites
during the first three weeks Of the opera
/ season. re-enforCed by the addition OF
/ many names familiar 10 both tho follow
/ ers Of grand and comic opera. "CavaiieIia
! RUsticanu,' when accompanied by so
! widely popular an opera In lighter vein as
/ II. NJ. s. Pinafore," ought 90 form an
! attraction as inviting as any the AbOrus
/ have set given. appealing alike % Gevo-
/ tees Of grand opera and those less faS-
/ tidiOuS as 10 music. but more fond OF
/ comedy. Both operas will be staged
/ elabOrately as 10 scenery, costumes. and
! effects. and the chorus will be iucrea sed.
| as will also the orchestra. In order 10 DE
/ adequate TO the more intricate and exact
/ ing music Among the fav0rites who viii
| remain in the double cast are Estelis
/ Wentworth. Robert Lett. Kari Stall
/ Hunting May. Harold Blake. and others
/ already familiar here and the new addi-
/ tionS TO the present contingent include
| Emile Gardner. Marie Horgan. and
/ Joseph Fredericks
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF,

Directly On the Beach 400 rooms; % with Fresh
and Salt Water Baths attached. American and Euro
pean Plan, Cuisine speciality, newly renovated and
decorated and new management Personal direction
of JOEL HiLLMAN. Prop, also proprietor Of Hsr-
feys Famous Restaurant of Washington D. e..
The new and most popular feature Of this hotel Is
the Hed Rambler Grill 5el-gt-dN1
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BIGGEST BOOM OF ALL
Political Current Running
Strong for Roosevelt.
OLD TICKET AGAIN IN 1908

The "second Elective Term" idea Is
Growing, and Influential RepubIi-
with Great YigOr-'UncIe Joe" Cam
non and Vice President Fairbanks.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

Atlantic City Office of The WASHINGTON HERALD located
in the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina
where advertisements be inserted regular office rates
H. S. WALLACE, Special RebresenfatVe
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ModeratepTce hotel; centrally located On tba
beach. sCc0mmcdati0ns service. and cuisine srosi
any IN town az similar prices. Booklet and srriug
rates H. J. DYNES
srl5-ffI Ga SAT ct,r 6rt
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Hotel Stickney, New y. p
RALEIGH sss SosI sT,ssszfJ. sssEsJ

location, spacious lawns and open surroundings. Ca
pacity. @h Elevator. private baths. extensive
porches &c. Special s. o. SIS weekly, g % dsily.
l. N ~TTCKNEY
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HOTEL ISLESWoRTH.
1IHEINlA 4 =. UTTUNIIL 0IEEL IILh
ON The BOARDWALK.

90 rooms. al Catside salt and fresh water baths.
telephone. &c. American plan $50 psr day 10.
SPECIAL weekly.
". ?. GREES. Manager.
uyZ--dEEz1 z1t MN WNMAN Vr4.r-sstrr
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McDOH0uGR'S COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW VIRGINIA.
Cars 70 the Exposition ETery 10 minutes. fare Sc
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES.
mysfd&Su
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SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices Of The WASHINGTON HERALD
located the Press and Publicity Department Grounds and
7O2 Law Building OF Plume and CRANKY Streets Norfolk Va
d. BRUCE SAlLEY, Herald STAFF Correspondent
JoHN 7. ORCHARD Business Representative.
ADVERTISEMENTS be t-
time hr- times r. more crrs
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HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Atlantic Citys finest and most popular hotel a.
moderate rates Kentucky ave. near beach SO nm
weekly Cap 30 20 GO. Booklet A B. EkHOLG
sp25- -54t ia tn sat Sun
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THE SAVOY
CHELSEA.


Directly on the Beach, Every room an ocean view
Hot and cold water in al rooms. Salt and Artesan
water IN all baths Elevator 20 street Level. steam
beat 3 minutes walk from new Pier For booklet
and terms address
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new YORK RESORTS.
LAKE GEORGE.
HOTEL MARION.

LAKE GORGE. y. Y. Beautifully located on west
shore Large. bright airy rooms. with or without
private bath. Charming walks and drives. Fine Colt
LINKS Tennis Courts; unsurpassed facilities for boat
ing nshing &c All steamers land directly m front
3f hotel Music. Livery. Dairy and Negetsble Fam
Connection with hotel Open from June 10 Octo-
beT JOSEPH H. MARVEL.
isl-9N-d&S
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The CuIpeper,

NO. CHARLOTTE ST, NORFOLK. VA
Trsnsients 81 per night Specials for parties of five
or more. Directly on car lire 10 Exposition.
myZl-N-
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Second House from Steel Pier.
mv25St-c&S ALFRED b. GRINDROD
The OSBORNE-PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
Ases-Opers Nav 18th, Elevator. all r5rv--4z----.
s.. 30 day up. s up weekly. r. J. OSBORNE
mv3{l "a 81 Su-30t
HuTtL DENILLE. KENTUCKY arenrs and Beach
CAPACITY. 80 elevator music rooms. sun usrI-r.
rooms single and en s1ite with bath Superior tzt1s
Write for speclsl rates and booklet JOHN 2.
EMERSON r,r7- < nd 81 a.. -.
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HOTEL MONROE

PORTSMOUTH VA
Within % minutes q Jamestown Exposition
grounds Accommodates goo Eurouean r'sn IRA
r STONE, Manager Mgs. A. P. THOMAS Pro-
prietress. mvisiu9
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EARL MAR HALL.
HOTEL PONCE DE- LEnN-

Directly On ocean front, Vermont avenue. Iors
distance phones. running water IN rooms Spa-is1
spilng rates l. J. BROWN
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TIE MONITOR, 'ots sasisl.' 70 o.sne,, e

Beautiful permanent new throughout, scconmo-
dates With its anneLes, 800; c7ey service eaianteed
cafe service. 'Bus meets all trains and s'eameIs-
mylJu
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PROGRESS HOTEL

NORFOLK, VA.
One SQUARE from Washington Steamboat Landing
cars 70 Exposition pass door Rates Sl.N and Sl.90
rs- d7v myl53ot
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Burlesque ......... ...............A A. 2.ij and g.
The usual brrlesque entertainment.
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COTTAGE Wiiloughy Beach Mod
crate rates for room and board; most select part
Of Ocean View. 4. u. GUY. Ocean View. Va
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The Arlington, HE5fBEfAS HEb EEAGHl AVE
Steam heat sun parlcr. Modern couveuieuces
SPECIAL sUrng rates Booklet, J.. h kUNZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13
DENVER LAND CONVENTION,

A great deal of fuss is being made
over the action Of The administration
touching the coming Public land con.
vention In Denver. This convention
was fosierea and organized by The
vested interests engaged in "acquIr.
Ing, a very polite term, by the way,
large tracts OF mineral, timber and
grazing land In the west. The sys.
TEN by which this land was being alb.
sofbed was seriously intcrfcred with
by the Presidential orders creating
forest reserves and withdrawing pub.
Tie land temporarily from entry till
It's real nature could be determined.
The Denver convention, nominally a
popular gathering, was organized di.
rectly 10 fight the land policy OF the
administration. The President knew
all about it in advance, and he Sc.
cured invitations from the governor
OF Colorado for several eminent fed.
eral officials. including the secretary
OF the interior and the chief forester,
to address the convention. 1t was
known that these men would tell the
truth about the land situation, and
the truth was not what the managers
OF the convention wanted. All the
arrangements are now being made and
1t is too late to change them. The
convention probaly will tarn In sand
endorse the Presidents land policy
to the disgust Of the conventions
sponsors. This Is the way the nj.
ministration has been Interfering"
with the convention from Washington.
hut 1t Is not the sort Of interference
calculated to do much evil.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13
SOUTH SIDE Or THIS SIDE?

The span that stretches across the
yawning chasm through which coal
run flows some ninety feet below is
called the South Side. bridge. Did Il
ever occur 10 you that 1t is as much
on this side as The south side anu In
fact Is on neither side? This joke is
entirely original and was thought ont
at the request Of very dear friend
and is only given out to the public aft.
er advice by counsel that Il is no way
an infringement on the question as to
whether the inside Inn was on the
outside, or merely an outside Inn, In.
side. Neither does II conflict with the
reason why, "the chicken crossed the
road which has been determined by
u close student of natural history TO
be, because it wanted to be on the 9th.
or side.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

# b. a. a
Following Is "a few chapters from
the brief history OF Rlehmoad,as writ.
ten by Editor P. W. Morris since his
rmeturned from the Editorial AssocIa'
ton at Jamestown and some Of the
other chapters are three time as long
as the ones reproduced here.
It rained-in Richmond.
Sleepy old town-Rlchmond.
Who is useful in Richmond? The
negro.
Has genial street car men : Rich.
mond.
Richmond has some beautiful resi-.
dences.
Not many open street cars yet in
Richmond.
Too much dog fennel too close to
Richmond.
Who obeys the law in Richmond?
The negro.
Capitol Square in Richmond is a
beautiful spot and an historic one. as
well.
Never In Richmond but once and
don't know all about II yet.
-Parkersburg State Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The President and bis family have
practically quit Washington for the
summer. as he left the White House
for Oyster Bay yesterday. He went
there nominally for rest, but the sum.
mer promises 10 be the most siren.
nous one he has ever spent there.
The Presidential campaign Is still a
long way of, hut the lines are being
laid for tt by all parties, and mitch
OF the time this summer that ought
to be devoted 10 rest and recreation
will necessarily be given up TO pc.
litical conferences. There will be q
change Of location in the Presidents
work. but not much change in the
work itself, as he took n score of
clerks and secretaries with him for
the summers work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13
oUTWITTED HER FATHER.
West Virginia Couple Married at Cum.
bertrand.


bertrand.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, June l3.-Wal.
ter S. Cooke and Miss Anna May Leon,
ard. Of Buena. Tucker county, W. Va,
yesterday outwltted the father OF the
bride, who has stopped OF here with
his daughter on the way to New York,
and the young people were married
by the bedford Street Methodist Pro.
testant Church, while the father was
out of the hotel for . time. When
Mr.. Leonard heard OF Cookies fond.
ness for his daughter he determln.
ed to break up the match. He told
them so, and later asked his daughter
to 20 on a visit to New York City,
thinking she would there forget
Cooke.
( She consented and made ready for
the trip. Cooke met them at a nearby
depot, dressed in his usual work.day
garb. and babe Miss Leonard good,
bye. Knowing the intention of the
father TO stop on in Cumberland. Cooke
came here, purchased n new suit and
outfit and watched around the hotel
where The father and daughter had
registered until the father had left
to see about getting tickets for New
York.
Cooke had already secured mar.
rlage license, and the couple went
quickly to Rev. Mr.. Melvin's residence,
where they were married. The young
lady telephoned her father that they
were married, and they were forgiv.
en-. The trio have returned home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

1t now develops that the city Of
Huntington has outstanding floating
Indebtedness and orders amounting
10 nearly $4,000, In addition to q
bonded Indebtedness Of s25G,d60
Little wonder that they wanted to
divert attention. Charleston News.
Further proof that there IS nothfng
cheap about Huntington. Its Indebt
cdness is expensive and of the very
best. ..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

About the time that the Wheeling pa,
pers anu the Parkersburg Dispatch,
News are furtherest apart on the ques'
lions Of the Brook county gambling
crusade and the Wheeling strike sit.
lation, they all rise up Simultaneous,
ly and agree that they are not get
ting enough cream on their milk. They
can agree on what they drink but moi
on what they talk about.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13
TWO CENT FARE VETO.

Governor Hughes, of New York, has
vetoed the two cent fare bill iHst pass.
ed by the legislature Of that state. 1t
Is a matter Of much speculation what
his reasons are for this action since
these laws have been put in force in
50 many other states, which are far
less denseiy populated, and with rail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

Huntington, Charleston and Park
crsbnrs may boast of their great pop.
alations. hut IT would take some OF
their most wide awake pedestrians to
keep from getting lost IN the crowd on
Main street In Falrmont on Saturday
nights.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The way that Gov. Hugkhes has
handled the Albany Legislature may
Increase his popularity with the coun
try at large, but 1t is not likely 10
make the New York delegation any
more enthusiastic about him in the
next national convention.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The most liberal orer that was ever
made in Marion county by any news.
paper is to be found on page seven
Of THIS paper to-day. Read It Let us
hear from you at once. We want
two thousand more readers in Marion
county and think this viii get them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The absence of the editor OF the
Petersburg State Journal from the
State has caused sort Of jar In the
machinery Of the West Virginlan OF
flee as We skipped his cog.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

Jack London has got into the M
tnre.faklng controversy by cable AT
IS cents q word. Personal advertIs.
Ing comes high, but some writers
must have 1t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The Birmingham AgetHerald as
serts that "very few people in .Bir.
minghap get enough Sleep This is
the first iatlma,ioa We have had that
birmingham Is getting to be as bad
as Philadelphia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The Philadelphia Inquirer says the
man who steals a watch has an I'D.
vantage over the man who steals n
railroad. But we refuse to believe
that he has as good a time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

A Boston preacher informed his
congregation that in eight years the
reign of the devil will come TO an
end. But what We would like to know
is when the rainy season is coming
10 m end.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The buffalo may become extinct and
the Indian get civilized, but the Wild
West show wifi finger through many
generations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

Why take 4 vacation when you can
pass Under the electric arches and
hear n free band concert every Satur.
day evening In Falrmont?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

Some Chicago loan sharks have
been sentenced to Jail. Bat they will
probably make enough out Of theIt
fellow prisoners to get out.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

Every year the men Of this coun.
try smoke 9O,OOO,OOo cigars, some of
them partly of tobacco and largely
Of dope.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The original Little Boy Blue" elOp
ell with an actress the other day. Pret
ty soon he will probably be blue
again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The umbrella trust seems to have
way Of It's own Of raising umbrellas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

the President to cure the Washington
baseball team of its tendency to molly.
coddleness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

The world powers are having VIC
lent attack Of Japanesia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13

Reform shonld begin Mt home. And
rs yet we have noticed no effort OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-13
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

The Knox Boom met the Taft Boom
And said without pomposity,
Perhaps yon have me beat on bulk
But not on strenuosity."