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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
LIST THE. DEAD SO FAR
RECOVERED NDsIDENTIFIED'

1-cHARLEs B. HoNAKER, single,
age 81, from No. S: identified by
father; body removed to home in
Monongah; burial Sunday.
FIRED COOPER, leaves wife and
one child; home in Fairmont.
Identified by father.in.Iaw; age %.
s.-ANToNI UDoRv1c, single; home
at Monongah. Identified by a wo-
man; age 30.
4.-CARMoN BURIAL. leaves wife
and two children: home No. 1874,
Monongah. Identified by brother.
6.-sTANNY URBAN. married, lived
at Monongah. identified by priest;
age 40.
7.-JoHN HERMAN. married; lived
at Monongah. Identified by three
brothers.
S.-LAwRENCE HINEMAN. age 81,
single; home in West Monongah.
Identified by his father; body tax.
en- home and buried. at 1880 o'clock
Sunday,
s.-NIcK coLcHERI, aged 30, sin.
gle; lived at wahoo. Identified
by Pascho Beafore.
0.-JoB coLCHERI. aged 20. single;
brother of No. 9; same Identified.
ton.
1.-JoHN PRESTON, aged Al. mar.
ried; no children; lived at Wa.
hoo. Identified by his wife.
TONY sELBT, aged %, lived at
Monougah. Identified by Geo.
Gibbons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
Office Closed
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
DECIDES TO DIsCoNTIN.
UE BUSINESS HERE.

R. ]. Campbell, field represen.
tative of the Adams Express
Company, was here last night
and closed the office here. The
reason that Mr.. Campbell gave
was that its line was shut out By
the building Of the new bridge
which cuts off the entry of boats
to this city. Mr.. Campbell said
that he was very sorry to see this
office close. Mr.. A. G. Martin, the
agent here, he said was one Of the
best the Adams had. 8
Mr.. Martin said that if any one
saw crepe on his door it was mot
because my Of his people were
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

13.-ToYD FORD. aged 30. from No.
s; home al Monongah; badly man.
gled. Identification by Bert Aar-
tin by a finger; body taken home;
leaves wife and three children.
14.-JURA sARI, Identified by i. sEI.
Shaver; body delivered to Monon.
gah Lodge 1885, slayonic Nations
Society; leaves a wife.
15.-yIcToR DAyIANls, taken from,
No. s, leaves a wife; Identified By
Geo. Gibbon; known as Victor Da-
via.
CHARLTON identiaea-
ton not positive; aged about is;
taken from No. s.; Identified by a.
j. Ruckman.
11.-ADAM LANE, age 16; body tax.
en- home. . &
1s.-JosE ABoTTA, aged IL; was
trapper boy in No. s; resided at
house No. III, West Monongah;
= - -
leaves mother and SIX brothers
and sisters; body taken to home.
1s.-Unidentlaed.
2o.-JAY FLUHARTY. aged 40; leaves
wife and ave children; machine
miner In No. 6; taken 70 mosgne
s:45 a, m. Sunday; body taken
home.
2l.-FRED ROGERS, aged IS; single;
body shipped to Fairchance. Pa;
body removed from No. 9 at s:45
a. m. Sunday; machine miner;
identified by Geo, Gibbons.
22.-W. H. BIcE, aged 40; lives at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09


President Grant, narrowly escaped
death going aboard the liner in the har.
Dor tender in Holland. The tender
started to reach the Grant at one-thir.
ty a. M, believing the liner inside the
Boulogne break water. 1t discovered
the bigger vessel had not come in
sight when tool ate to prevent running
the Holland into heavy seas. The lit
tie shafts Of the rudder were broken.
The boat finally grIpped with Its an
Choir near the light house at three a.
m. The Grant took the passengers
aboard and left for Plymouth eight
hours late on account OF a storm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

Bishop Donahue, of Wheeling,
is on the scene today comfort.
ing the distressed. Father Bout.
slol3held.sllor funeral services for
the Irish Catholics. Bishop Don.
ahue has q girl 5 asylum at Wheel.
ing and . boys and girls asy.
lum at Huntington. Three asy.
lnms in all. Bishop Do1ahue saw
many Of the distressed families.
( He will get many children but
nary Irotbers will not give NJ
their children they want to hold
i'on to them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
COAL COMPANY DONATES
$4,000 T0RELIEF COMMITTEE
SENATOR CAMDEN GIVES $1,000
(By JOSEPH LEHMAN.)

aement
On behalf
Camden behalf
the at the earliest stem
CLOCK inns
mon was preached BY Rev. Father Emil Msi of Lads Lacurch Wheeling
After Father Emil MUSINGS Bishop
relief to r.
las
thought
President
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Whether
back not -
details for the
tahon of the !
he tent being used for the Italian The
taken the tent So
hours account Of the n
dandw be
mtenedat Cukburg
Anthony McDonough
afternoon
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Hinenan
ded
died f ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

The names of the Fathers on
the ground today are Bishop DON
ahue, of Wheeling; Rev. Father
Boutlou, Rev. Father Joseph De
Andrea, Rev. Father FIR. Pitocchi,
Rev. Father Corpora, of Weaver;
Rev. Father Martorana, italian
Congregation Of Wheeling, sent by
Bishop Donahue to render any as.
sistance that he could; Rev. Faith.
er Joseph Lekston, pastor Polish
church, Monongah; Rev. Father
Janorek, Of Columbus, and Rev
Emil AIlsine st Lads los church;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
dead but that he was mourning
for the loss Of Mike, the horse.
Mike was considered one Of the
best horses in the city.
Undertaken Injured.

Undertaken R. L! Cunningham; who
had been busy at the scenee Of the
Monongah mine disaster since Its oe-
currence, met with a painful accident
on Saturday which has incapacitatai
him from business. Mr.. Cunningham
slipped upon frosty plank and
wrenehed his knee so badly that he
has been confined to his bed ever
since: He is at a Monongah hotel.
Mrs. Cunningham has been NTH hin
since the accident.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
THE WEA

Rain tonight; Tuesday, rain or
SNOW; much colder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
who fell and hurt his leg satur-
day, is still confined to his room.
@county sheriHr To.Nlnht.

In the. cas-. tina. VIII be seen at the
Grand tonight in Kathleen Farroe
Kennedy's sterling play Of western
life, The County sherlff,e is Miss
Louise Price In the role q Tuesday,
The White Dove. There is true emo i
lion and mental Salertness ia her act.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
Wheeling.
BULLETIN.


BULLETIN.
The body Of Mike cosic has been
recovered and identified.
Coroner Amos had the follow
ing notice posted:
NOTICE.
Owing to conditions the under
takers request that persons not
specially interested in bodies will
please not ask for permission to
enter this room:
E, s. AMOS, Coroner.
Undertaken R. L. Cunningham,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

I Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Robey. q clarks.
burg, are spending a few days ii, the
city. Mr. Robey came as an extra
operator In the W. q; telegraph once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
Saloon. My cIose To.NIaht.

Mayor Arnett is thinging sery
strongly q closing the saloons 10.
night
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
~~~H~~uHH~~u~A>>>~>>
COL. j. H McDERMoTT HERE
AS REPRESENTATIVE OF GOV. DAWSON.

oo" D. d, MeDermott IS here the representative of o
governor Dawson Col McDemott arrived here yester-
y day Judge j. W. Mason and Clerk W.T. Black methim q
at the train Col MeDermott said 81 am here to look
over the situation and will advise Gov Dawson from time
10 time OF what learn am here to interfere with
any department. of the Mines representative of ev
cry department will adhere strictly to his own work
Inc NINE inspection committee appointed by j. H. Nc 8
pemott to inspect the mines and which did inspect the
o cause. wv
AT 1890 o'clock today Senator j. H McDermott Gov .
ernor Dawsons representative the following telegram
. to the chief executive q
. Cow. NJ. O. Dawson a
. Charleston, W. Va:
arrived here Sunday at O'Clock; have visited both G q
ana and many of the families of sufferers Can see
no friction between your and the officers of
company Believe the rescue and relief work being push.
= ed as much as possible q
j: H. McDERMoTT, 8
President of Senate. A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

ing of Tuesday and the success that
has been hers in the past has been
more than duplicated in her clever
portrayal Of this delightful role. A
splendid company together with a mas.
siye production Is carried. s3y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

Advertisements IN the FAiriioar
West yiFginlas bflhss results
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
)DIES HAVE BEEN REMOVED and As IDENTIFI
DEAD ON PAGE SEVEN
. HHsAIAAA%AAA<
o A CALL FOR AID. 4

~ Inc Coal City House Fur y
y nishing Company ANNOUNCE .
. es that it will this morning .
. begin a systematic canvas o
. of the city for donations to q
. the Relief Fund for Monon- o
. gah. D
g All persons wishing to o
q aid are requested to leave .
. their packages at their q
y store. Arrangements have D
o been made for the prompt D
q forwarding to Monongah of D
o all articles left with them. .
D All cash paid will be turned q
. over to the relief committee q
q which will soon be formed. D
o No doubt that there will .
o be a number of imposters y
. soliciting aims in the shape y
o of money, and the public is y
o warned against all such. D
. The firsttresponsesto this y
. call was $4,000 by Smith: .
q Race Grocery Co. q
The state herald., 1907-09-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Ollin shencn-ld OF tho county Of Phil
lip. and star. Of Colorado did by his deed o.
trust dated May let issg and recorded May latl
iss9 in book one page 81 In ia. records of i'hil.
lips county Colorado convey to " Il Lannin.
,ru.,cr the iollowin. Described real estate .iin
,t.,i In the county Of Phillips and stat. OF Colo
RADIO towit;
Tho south west quarter of sec 70 In tosnshir
north OF rang. Is VEST Of III. 9th . IN In Colo'
RADIO to .ecur. III. IA, ,ment of his principal noio
ot three hundred dollars together with t.n cou
Ion notes of siO ~ each dat.i Ma, lat lssD anu
,lu. ON the ist day of May and November tbcr.
after sad principal not, aud coupon notes pay
alb, To the order OF W II Jarnahah said notes Ia
bsar " psr cent per annum after maturity
Whereas IL is provided BY III. terms Of said
deed of trust that In default of payment Of said
principal not."r any oi aid coupon nOtn- At
the tim. tn. sam. ~vr- due and pay AID. thcb all
Of aid no,-- shall b,como due aud payable anu
the legal holder thereof may request the trustee
therein OF his .uce-r-or In trust to advertise anu
.ell ti,. .aid premises ard, Whereas default has
b..n made In the payment oi the amount 90 80
cur, db, said d..d d OF Ius, aud said delta ult sti
cnntinu-. aud tho am"nnt of principal anu
interest OF said not. Is the sum oi t,lo
Iha, III. said " II i.nnnins the tru.i." ap-
pnlnts.i d. unabl. Ia act on acvount ot the fact
tina, b. IL q non resident oi the state OF Colorado o
and rria--s Ia act In .aii capacity
Nos th.r,for- NJ the rans-i of tho Legal hol-
der Of said NOTES l. Leon h-pler. coant, clerk oi
rh,llip. couhty Colorado suoc.-sor In trust ap-
paIn,..i IA said ds.-i VI uu-t viii -. trustee a.
afnt..aid un Mondsy III. lsih da, of August A h
t,0i b-,~r-p III. hooi- of " o,i".k aud ~
el,-ss u IA AT tho front hoor of tho c"ua,, c"uri
boa.., ~ tho to Yn oi iiu,vka couu,S oi fhillips
and state cf Colorado s,ll III" hisi''s, bidder
lot ,a.h all tho aDo,. Josefib.d premises nnd
ali right. aud iuiiiea ihriain tot tho purpose oi
pa,ins IN. ai,,oun, due un said hotns With all the
plisi-.. of ti,,s pfoo".iina 10 o, tho i"'mA al
said ,l.--i of uust am full, au,huf,snd and en'
powered do,
pa,.,, at iiol,ok Colofa'lo suiy 10 ipoi
LEDN kErLhii
Count, clerk ii rniiips count, Colorado aud
sacc,.-f Ia rris,
The state herald., 1907-09-13

therein within twenty days alter the service
hereof il served within this county; or, II serv-
cd out of this county, or by publication, within
thirty days after the service hereof, exclusive
Of the day of service; or judgement by default
will be taken agains you according to the prayer
,.t-the complaint. And II u copy OF the com
plant In the abeve entitled action be not ssrvet
with this summons, or II the service hereof b
made out OF this state, then ten days additions
10 the time hcreinbefore specified for appear
ance and answer will be allowed beforethe tax,
ing OF judgement by default as aforesaid.
Tho said action is brought to quiet the title in
the plaintiff to the north west quarter OF secti"
10 in township north Of range Il W of the OF
d IN in Phillips county Colorado Plaintiff allei
ing that he is the owner in fee simple and thai
the. cfendants make some clam adverse to Il.
title Of tho plaintiff
Al will more fully appear from the complain
in sud action to which reference is here made
And you arc hereby notified that If you fail
appear, and to answer the said complaint
above required. the said plaintiff will take d.
fault and judgement as prayed
Given under my hand and the seal OF the SAT-
county court At Holyoke, Colo, in said count
his I, day Of May A. ID. 1907.
VIC. HELLAND,
County Judge,
fsEALl Phillips county, Colorad
First pub June u
The state herald., 1907-09-13
CONTEST NOTICE
United States Land Office
Sterling Colo Aug ~ 1907

pHlttl iJaHAi oillct
Sterling Colo Aug - 1907
sufficient contest am wit having been fled in
this office by jam ~ l. Lik ms contestant against
homestead entry M 2Oh2 nadr Nov 80 1872
for : e 4 of section II township u range - W
by john Carl enntc7tee i'll which 1t is al
legged that John Carl has who ly Ibandon-
e | said land for more than six IN ntls last past
and thatnll # said failure It'll exists and that
slid alleged absence from the said land WINS not
due to his employment in the nrmy navy mn-
rine corps Of the Ucitcl States private sol
dior officer seaman marine during the war
with Spain Or during any other war in which the
United Slaes may be engaged
said parties are hereby notified To appear re-
sppnd and offer evidence touching said allcga-
ton at 10 o'clock M On Olt ~ 9J' before clerk
county court at iiolyoke Colo
And that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock
u IN on Oct .! 1901 before the Register and re-
ceiv,r at the United States Land Olica in Ster
ling Colorado
The said contestant having in proper aitiH-
Wit filed >ug2! 1907 set forth fnots which show
thRt after due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot be made it is her by ordered and
directed that such notice BE- given by due and
proper publication En- ARMOUR
Register
First ptb Sent 10
The state herald., 1907-09-13
ALiNs SUMMONS,
CLERK
fifs, pub septo

NiiNN 0th"oN'.
state of Colorado l.
county of philips.
In the county court
Jane. N brown plain,in V- Frank . Nelson
Christina l. Nelson L. W Tullcys trustee and
''lapnc, X Iicsse sicnjan,.
riic People of the state of Colorado.
To Frank q Nelson Christina l. Nelson l. "
rulieJ. trustee aud tlar, nee X ii--se
TIL. defendants above named greeting
You ARE hereby required Ia Hpp.br In nm ar
,ion brought against you by the above nam
rd pinlntin IN the county court OF Phillips
county. stat oi Colorado. aud answer tn,
compliant therein within twenty days aft.i
N. service hereof. " served within this
county. ~, II served ont of this county, OF
by publication. within thirty days nfttr the
service hereof. rsclnsiy. Of tho day Of ser
VI -. or judgement b. dnfaui siii b. taken
against yuu according To the ,ny.r of the
compliant. Anh II u copy of N. complaint
IN the above entitled action b. not served
with this summons, u tho .ifNirr hereof
b. made out ~ this stat then ton days nj
ditiouai 10 the tine h.f-'nb-forr specified
far appearance. aud answer viii br hiios ci
b r- ~. taking of Jndrt, ment by deinnit ~.
nfnr, said,
rbn said action is brought 'p recover the sum
~ sso~'ih inintrsi ,hefeon nj The rat. of n y ,
cent yer nhnpm payable sani annually from tho
hfu, drJ Of MAY i'sH due upnn Una certain trpm.
issof, note ~ bhnj rsecu'si and delivered b.,
tho ,irf.ndan,s fmnj u Nelson aud Christina 1.
Nelson io Uiaf nea X iipsss OF bearer. rhn To
.ernfn sald pi'nissofJ nr,e ~ band the said 10
frniani. ffant q srls.h aud Christina h. Ne.
san ~ ean.j and delivered Ia tiisssij drfa dan,
I. " rulls,- trustee . certain trust decd upin
tho north .nsl inirirf uf section " In township
north ~ range 90 vest .f ~. d,lip m IN tho
county NJ Phillips AMI the siaia ~ oiofaie,
rininiii alralhs that hs is the enwnst of ,hs said
po, ~ baud and riats that the ,inh deed be-
fUiee.vssJ
The state herald., 1907-09-13
If It's
Neuralgia

and those sharp, shooting,
agonizing pains drive you
almost crazy, take DIR.
Miles Anti-Pain Pills,
and get relief. They drive
out the pain by their
soothing effect upon the
nerves. When taken as di-
rected they are harmless,
and leave no bad after-ef-
fects. That's the reason
they are so popular with
all who use them. Your
druggist can tell you what
Others in your locality
think of them.
- do positively think that DR.. Niles
Anti-Paln Pills are the best tnedicln.
ever put upon the market. / fnd
them so rvstful and soothing and
without any bad nfter-effects | hny.
suffered win neuralgia 50 that my
system would Just ache and quiver.
nnd cannot take opiatos: but can
take these tablets. and they always
relieve me. No one that suffers with
neurulEin need fear to tax. them as
] Know they viii not form a habit. for
II there was any opiate In them 1 could
not take them. Just one In the morn
Ing when ! feel bad. and can do my
work nll day
MRS, W. II. BuRKETT. Macon. Ca.
NJ.
your druggist. who will auarsn,ee that
the hrst package will beneNt. ~ IL
iais, he VIII return your money.
70 doses, 25 cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The state herald., 1907-09-13

As will IRE fully appear from the complaint
n said action to which reference is here made
And you are hereby notified that II you
all to appear, and to answer the said COM
liant rs above required. the said plaintiff
viii take default and Judgementss pray, d for
n his complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
,aid county court at Holyoke Colo this ~ day
If Aug A. ID, 1907.
G. W. sEDERBuRG,
Clerk County Court
fsEALl Phillips county, Colorado.
First pub sept6
The state herald., 1907-09-13
SUMMONS.

atAi. Il Colorado, :.
t.aut, of thii,ils J
In the county court
" u kri-., plaintiff ,s " . k"im L. W tut
i.,. ,r,.t.. Iiaf.aea X iio.-a The Analu Ainnfi.
can M,,,sa,,. Trust compan, l. W iullrS- aud
tls ann no~n claimants dafnn'ian,a
The p.opl. Of tho State of coi'fa'io'
rswu K.im h " Tullri- trustee ulnfnhc" u
iis.sa IN. Anslo American Mongsa" Tius, t"m
pam aud Lw fnli'i-
The DESCENDANTS abn,r nAmr'i. "f'o'insl
yoa are h.,.ip Required H. hlpem IN M hci
inn hfnnaiii against tou ~ the ai'i'" hhh'i
pininlilt In the cpuhiJ court ut rhiil'i- county
stalp u toluiajv. and answer the euiiii lhin'
The state herald., 1907-09-13
\. Y ARMOUR. Register.
Fin, publication Sep, o iY7
FUR PUBLICATION.

NQTfCE FUR PUBLICATION.
Land Once at sterling. Colo.
Aug ~. iyU7.
Notice 10 her.b, given tina, Oscar W Lohn Of
iianiun Colo has filed motto. Of his intention to
make hnai nv. rear proof In support VI his
ilaim.,iri II u No ia, made Mar I'VE for the
~ v Sec - ION. II u " and that said proof
sill b- mad. before R.gi.iSr or i..cci,.r st
sterling. C"lo,. ON Oct -, iiJ7.
lie names III. following witnesses to prove his
ontinuous Io.ijenc. upon md cultivation Of
aid land. via,
Alb.rt u Edward. Of IIaItuu, Colorado
Frederick sn,J-r "
Herbert II Dee i"
Al'a X Gray I"
u. l.. ARMOUR. Register.
The state herald., 1907-09-13
NOTICE OF FIN,LsErrLENINr.

NOTICE OF NAL SETTLEMENT.
In the matter of the estate Of Emma L Chm
man decsased.
Notice i hereby given. that on Mondn,
the > day Of Oct AID. lgJ7. b-ing one of the rus
ulnr days Of th" July Term Of the Count
Court Of Phillips County. ia the State Of Colo
~ OIL. Willard II Chapman, admiui-,Tato
"i said estate, will appear before the Judg
oi raid Court. present my hnRl settlement a.
such administrator pray the approval Of th'
same. aud will lhcn apply 10 be- discharged a
alHini-tnior nj which time and place An,
r"rson In Interest may appear and pr,-en
objections to tho sains Il any there bo.
Dhicdat llolyokr, colorado, scpi, 9. ip7
Willard II Chapman
AtninlsiatoF of the cstnte of Emma |
'lspmAn. deceased.