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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
8randDen einen WaIbington.

Gbicogo, 90. 5ebruor. Or
Yr1lioent @roper Glepelono ingte bel
Der geitrigen acknowledgements i'll ici'
ner Geoe be5eidneno: s0ie Mepublif
brouht 6elite nod) oringeno einell
@oibington, oeiien Sebrett nno Sci.
ipiel fir Die jeBige 8eneration e6enio
mid)tig iino, wie lie eS fir feline eigene
3eit naren." Gr begriiBte III ieiner
Geoe meniger Die geidihtlifen Or
rlrnGenihaften @oibington's, pie Del
len politiiden @lniiben unb Die Gid'
tigfeit ieiner ofonomiiheu @eiSbeit.
Die Hroipcrit1t uno Der Mu6m oieleS
2anoes, fiibrte Serr Glepelolto in iei,
rer ipli6tigen Heoe aus, tperben lu1'
begren5t irllo ltnperniftbnr ietn, menit
man Die politiiden itno ofonomiid)ert
@rilnbidte 8aibington's loieoer oitf'
Iteat ntb itreng befolgt. Ger anteri.
folter lit I'M Glird)id)nitt ST. leid)t &c.
neigt, Die geoeiitiing Der o%ngentciic.
men geobadtiing ofientliderJ eierta9e
3it iiberieben. Ger pierte Sitli lit 5t
etnent Gage bon iinnloiem 2orm uro
gefabrlider analerei oeaenerirt Der
mebr llneliifsidQe I'M @efolge bat.
ais bob ct Elm 9eiipiel ihoner 9iir'
gertugenoen nno Ger Stol5 6eS Can.
oes m1re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
oGpnititutiDn" fommt nadD Games.
tUlull.

Norfolf, 60, %. Sonuor.
Nus Dem G6orlestomn Sdifis6au-
6oie, Bolton, fommt Die Melbung,
Dab 0a9 beriibutte 2l0miral9ihiii
.Gouititution" BORT jeBt mltcr 9iepo.
ratur lid) bcIinOet, I'm n6ditcn Som.
nler llo6 Der SomeStopn glu8itelillg
81 Qcbet. Gie oGonititltion" lit ein
beriibmtra onlcritanii6eS ariegSidifi
aus Der HepoIutiouSjeit, PIN 10.
@tu9uit 1912 bciono eS it'd bier Stnit.
ben lang I'M crbittcrtel Sample nit
bent 6ritiid)cn arie9Sidiiie a8ucr,
%riere," 0aS Sebtere oernidteno. Sn
Ge3entber ociielben HSnbres bate eS
cincu &ompi nit Der britiiden 6res
gate Saba" an Der braiilionii6en
aiilic I'll beitcber. Sp1ter utter Com.
manoo BON Gopt. Stelporo fopertc
Die Monni6oit ser sGonltitution" Die
britilde 6rcaatte r@panc" nno bic
Sdolllppe oSepdltte" niti Der 9obe
Der Sap 8eroi'id)en Snielt. Nan
miro ueriud)en, oas Sdiii iopiel mic
m6alid nieocr i'll ieilten e5cntali9en
3uItll0 SIT perieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Merhrcdlrriidlr Qiebe bic llriadc.

Gbieogo, 81, %. 6ebruor. -
Trou Slora McIonolo. pelfe por9e'
Itcrn 2eblter 2. @netin in ieinem
9iireo1 erI6oIien bat, 6eIinoet Iid) lelt
8erii6ung Der 56ot III cinem oil
@o6niinn gren5c1ben bDiterildlen 3u'
Itono in Der &orriion.S truBen'Roli-
seiItotion. Sbr @otte lit 6ei ibr. Sbre
9~e9ouptung, Dob @uerin groBerc
Sunlnlen bon i6r erpreBt bot, miro
bon i6rem eigenen @otten in abreoe
0eltelt, Ga er ibr ME lold)e Sitnuten
CAB. Gin Eoli5ilt fono III tbrer Sono'
toihe peri6ieoene 8eoidte ilto anoe'
res @eihreibiel. aus meld)em berpor'
ge6t, ooB Die Srou mobnlinlig Der
liebt mar. @uerin's @eriuanote er'
flGren, oaB @uerin Der 8egenltollo
i6rer &icbe lpar. IoB tic @uerilt
id)on liebte, ais Die NeiOcn nod our
Sd)llc 0in1cn mo Dab lie i'm ltcts
nit ibren glulmerfiomfcitct berIolgt
bu6e. @uerin babe letn Wo9lidyltes
qetbott, Tie bon ibrclit Sicbesluobn 81
bcilcn. aiir3lid) babe CT iid) init Ell.
ilent iul0en M0od)cn bcrlobt uno
lpo6riheinlid 6rnti WicTotolo Der
it6noigt. roB iie i6n filroerbii itnbe'
beQigt loiien miiiie. 0araufbin bnt
ole Jrau ma6ribeinlih oen %Der5luct-
ielten entidllB gefdbt i'm 5u CT
idieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Silber. IS mdre natiirlid biQiger.
lpenn bonn Sdobdmte SLIDER g Ger
t~tfitute geid)idt piir0en, obcr I'M Sit
Den, be1onoerS IN Dem 9%aunnpoll=
0tItriften tonu &upiergelO nid)t per
lpertbet lper0en neil 0ie Negcr oos
lelbe rtd)t a%nnebmen; tic pollen Gil
her, mas tic III Der Salt0 fiiblcn font
tlelt, 1ln0 t0ntcn Die perid,ieOcncllGc-
1tonItnotionen oeS Yopier9eloc8 oltd)
~5ltneiIt nid)t utlterihei0en, 90 erbob
ii6 inter Den iiioli6en mo meltli.
d)cn TeprGientanten cine erbcblid)c
Oppoiitiou gegen ooS &orgeben oeS
Counties, un0 Der alte ST Spre1er
Setter BON Ohio iibernobm Die 8itb.
rerrole. @r mics oorouf bin, bob
ooS aleingelO sur Grnote5eit fnopp
lei, uno Wenn Die 2erte Die Sorte
8elo, melde lie brau6ten uno on
rUeld)e lie gctuObnt, nid)t befommcn
fonnten, 10 erbebe lid gleid) Der
Sdrei, cs berrIde @elofnoppbeit.
&ob Iangcm SIN. uno Serreoen
luorb idIieBli6 Der Soften bon $50.
600 fir Den transport bon Sdeioe.
miil5en iuie0er eingeItellt, bc5iigli6
oes TRANSPORTS Der Silber Collars
entihieo iih uber ooS SallS NIT eis
ner Stimnne Webrbeit, 81 gegeu 93,
inn Sinne 6eS Counties. WaGr.
iheinlid) miro in0eB Der Senot ben
Yo1ten tpieoer einieben, luern 0nS
0alts Dies nid)t nod bel Der 0ritten
2ciung ielbit tbut, uno guar aus po-
litiid)en @riinoen. Sn ~ein3elien melt.
lid)en Stooten, oornebmlidl 9le6roSs
ia, lpiir0e 0as Sorgeben oeS GongreI.
les oils Elm S6ad)5ug geget Silber
ouSgelegt uno moglider 8eiie 10
gritnolid mlSgebeutet merben, oaB
Die Hepublifoner mebrere Stdaten
perlieren miiroer, oeitn oaS popltliItt.
Idle Clement inter ben oortigen Sar-
mern lit INNER nod ltarf 9enug, cine
@abl 5u entidei0eit, luernn Dos olte
aalumitdts @el6rei bon Der @elo-
fnoppbeit in .8erbinoung nit Der
SLIDER . t5roge pieOer oufgeiuorn1t
| miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
0tns Der SmnbesGnuptitaSt
G%raiibemt IuOicuclt 5iebt milbcrc
Saiten geeen Senator TOrafer anf.

IS miro fem Neger gum Sofen-S nrs
pepor fir Cincinnati cruount. -
@iro aud nidt 5llr gtegersairmcB
in Columbus gebert. - Die 81.
nan3froge I'M SouS olti Dem Ga-
pet. Seine gerpfIiftl,ng iiir
Ben transport bon SilberooQorS.
I,Ir fir Shei6eniin,p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Turdlt upr Wfnttcru.

Sefferion-Gitp, NO, %.
Sebrnar. - Ole Grfranfung oes 3e.
pr6ientanten Solts al Den glattern
fat ste Stootsleaislatur iii Die grobte
MllireGllna neriebt. las Meprdie1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

burd lle6erorbeitlln9 9eIdlpddtett
2uItano an beiiern, babe id ntd1ts ges
fuuben, ooB 10 gut nirfte, ipie Berlta
ma. IIs GrGitiguu8amittcl lit es
9robdrtia.
,0iit @ergniiaen empfehle idl es
Mduuern bon @cruf unb bent BubIis
tlm I'M aI9emeincn,"
COB fir Gc-rusua.
GrGnlein ella g. Wutt6eps. Dog
iii, SiG Gitn, Tenu., ihreibt:
.9urd @ria6run9 babe ib erfannt.
baB e5 feinc before Yteoi3in III oer
g9e(t al8 Yeruno geben fam. Sd bin
tets bcrcit. meinen Sreun0eu 9egens
ilbcr Yertuna gu loben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Ginpfiehlt Yesrmsnn.

Srau Glice S. 8orbner. 1911
Staple stuerme. Sarrisburg. Sa.,
fdreibt:
SD fano Seiluns barh 9eruna
rno fam es gar ntht genle eulpfebs
len. Nu6 bnnte ih Sbneu fir Sbre
freunblide Siirioree fir mid. SD
BIN 10 ipo6l, ipie i6 mir Iein lam, felt
iA Beruna 5u nebmcn begann."
Gin Brief an bas Gnbltfum.
Serr Scfft So6aion t929-85.
GtraBc. BATH Bead, @rooflpr, y. o.,
i6rei6t: F..
.8ei an meinen Grperimenten NIT
Iebi6inen in Dem 9emiibeb einer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
MQes amaeblidl nidlt iuahr.

Minot, H..0., 90. 5ebri,nr.
1elegaten aus perifieoenen Counties
i'm noromeitliden Norb.G afota trotelt
aeItern bier In einer Muiienperlamm-
liing 5uianmen lino be5ei6neten Die
Yeridte iiber Die 2eiben pegen Man.
ael an Sei3inatrinl oils 2iigen. Bab-
reno oes gar5en @inters iino i'm gait
ser Staate angeblid nlir orei ger
foneu %erfroren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
snt Menoibu 2afe, s(rf., lit

Srt Wtetolbu Kate, Mrt., TIT Der
befannte G%iienbabner Waior VI. 8.
Snitb lnb iein Observation-Disclosures
Gobn MrGlellan auf einetn Sagb.
Musfluse in Golge aentern ibres Ga.
toes ertrnnfen. Gin Wegebiener
foitnte iid, retten. Sniitb luar fiir5s
lid) gum General : Naenten Der Sill
npiS Gentrolbabn ernnnnt iuorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Meltrere 1tltutnmet

SuGats itnb In Sanfern Mnb In ben
Sleibcrn 0nn 2eutcn In bteier stabt
Oeritedt, nnb nteteiht befinben sic
ftdj b%arnnter.
9ft es SbHen temafs eiugefaien, baR
sic has NtIfu Ianfcu, bas @etb 5m
OetlIeret, iuenn sic es berartig 1ano.
sbaben?
9e0t Guer Gefb III nnierer ganf an
NIB c~rbffnet ein 8eidafts. ober spar.
Quito. Sc TT bort bpppeft 10 iidIcr,
ithb SIR ftunt CO 5teben, luann Sir
cs gebrauMt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
SAFE BLOWN AT
CLARKSBURC
SEVERAL PARTIES FIRED ON DUR.
ING NIGHT, PRESUMABLY BY
THE BURGLARS.

CLaRkSButG, W. Va. May 22.-
Monday night burglars entered the
Citizens bakery and blew open thu
SAFE, securing about $50 In money and
a check Tor S22, which was later recos
cred. Entrance was effected through
a rear door by prying OIL the lock. The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
Grand Encampment Of G. A. r.
Grows In Numbers And Interest
With Each Passing Session
Marshall Tyree
May Give Up Job
PRESIDENTS OWN APPolNTEE
MAY RESIGN TO ACCEPT
PLACE UNDER Sc.
cRET SERVICE.

HUNTINGTON, ". Va, May ?2.-
Reports from Washington say that
Frank Tyrce. United States Marshal
for the southern district. who resides
at Huntington, will resign his position
10 accept position with the secret
service Of the United States. In the
news from Washington no reason Is
given for the proposed change other
than Tyree would like to get back Into
the secret service where he has quite
an cnviable reputation and then have
a job for life or during good behavior,
The gossip from the nations capital
says that In all likelihood. Tyree will
surrender his marshal's' commission
by July list, and although the presiY
dent is loathe to have him quit his
Office. be will readily see that he Is
nicely placed In the secret service, a
work for which he has excellent quail
lhcations. The rumor Is denied and
then reiterated, but |, Is Impossible
10 verify Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
new ROUTE TO
WEST VIRGINIA
PANHANDLE AND P. & [. E. ARE
SURVEYING SOUTH OF
PITTSBuBG:

PITTsBuRG. May 22.-Actlyl,y Of
surveyors In Washington and Greene
counties indicate merry race Is being
run between the Pennsylvania & New
YORK Central interests for control nf
the coal field, or ut least, for each TO
Compel the other 10 recognize II as It's
strongest competitor. While bota Of
these companies and the Baltimore
ani Ohio are interested In he Greene
County railroad, projected by JOSEPH
Ramsey for George ]. Gould and after.
ward sold TO the syndicate as u part
Of :he Little Kfaawha proposition, the
routes being surveyed would Indicate
that the Pennsylvania and plttsburg
and Lake Erie intend TO he on the safe
side, and each will have a way Of It's
own, SHOULD the other "bolt" the syn.
dlcate proposition. United or divid.
I ed. It is probable the developments will
connect Wesi Virginia more directly
with PIttsburg than at present.
The Panhandle proposition consists
CT a new road, the Charters Southern.
which viii branch from the CHARTERS
railway at Van Emmen, run up Little
CHARTERS creek 10 the town OF EIsa.
ty.four. where It will cross the BaliI.
more and Ohio, and will so thence
down Daniels run to q connection with
the Ellsworth branch and on TO the
Monongahela river and the proposed
syndicate line up the latter stream into
West Virginia. Pennsylvania lines
officers maintain that there is no i'm.
mediate outlook for building this
route. but 1t is desired to he prepared
for the possible development Of coal
or coke.
The Pittsburg and Lake Eric also
has surveyors In the field, and these
corps have been kept busy several
months in a quiet manner. The Pitts
burg and Lake Erie route branches
from the Pittsburg, CHARTERS and
Youghiogneny road, owned Jointly by
the Pennsylvania and Pittsburg aud
Lake Erie companies. and parallels
the CHARTERS and proposed CHARTERS
Southern roads Of the Panhandle
probably 90 miles. Then two proposi.
Itfons are offered, one being TO follow
Muddy creek to the Monongahela riv.
er and the other 10 80 10 waynesbusg
and follow Whitley creek, thence to
the Monongahefa river, there joining
the proposed line up into West Viz.
ginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
Rev. William Perry Fortney Die sat
His Home in The Fifth Ward
At Six O'clock This Morning

This morning at six o'clock at his
residence on Seventh street, Fifth
ward. occurred the death OF Rev
William Perry Fortney, one OF the
most highly respected citizens OF this
community after an Illness Of several
weeks. from diseases incident to old
age. William Perry Fortney was a
son Of the late Jacob Fortney and wa,
born and raised near Shlnnston
though be bad spent the past twenty
years or more In this county. Mr..
Fortney was a minister OF the Chris
tian Church and was an eloquent and
successful preacher. He was also a
carpenter and brick maker by trade.
The deceased was thrice married, his
first wife being Mary E. Ogden. sis,
ter OF DR.. P. D. Ogden, OF this eitf. To
this union was born one child, Mrs,
Roslnna Robinson Of Sumner county
Kansas. His second wife was Mlrlnda
A, Martin. Five children were the re.
suit Of tbs union, four OF whom are
living, namely, R. M. Fortney, Of ,Fes,
| tus, Marion county, a. C. Fortney, ol
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
SOME CHANGES
LOOKED FOR
PiTTssuRe FLYER MAY STOP At
clARKSeURG WHEN NEW
SCHEDULE BECOMES
EFFECTIVE.

GRAFTON, May 2.-lt has been
given out from reliable sources tha'
when the new train schedule determ'
ined on at Saturdays meeting at Pi'ts'
burg of Baltimore & Ohio superln'ena'
ents, goes into effect some important
changes will be made on the West Nir'
ginla and Pittsburg division ot Tue
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
Senator and Mrs.
Elkins Entertain
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS AT THE.
. ATER PARTY AND DANCE AT
THEIR WASHINGTON
HOME.

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator
and Mrs. ElkIns had the Duke D'Abruz
ri as their guest with a large party
Monday night al the theater and after
ward at dance at their home on X
street. The Italian ambassador was
present on each occasion. At the
dance the members OF his embassy
staff were present. as were Secretary
OF the Navy and Mrs. Metcalf, Post
master General and Mrs. Meyer, the
Misses Meyer. The minister from thn
Netherlands and Nine. Van Swinderin
the Danish minister. the Swiss minis
ter. Baron Ambrczy. VI. and Nine. Dc
BIanpre OF the French embassy, Count
HATFIELD Wilderberg and Prince Lynar
OF the German embassy. Mr.. and Mrs
Larz Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Story. Coun.
tess De Moltke HuIetfeld OF Den,
mark, Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte. DR.. and
Mrs LanchorDe Col and Mrs Dnm,
well Cant. and Mrs Alber, Kev Com.
mander and Mrs Sims JIeut and Mrs
Bulmer. Mr. and Mrs uuntInr Won
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Iprnro
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Henderson Jr
Mr.. and Mrs Tuckermar Miss IonIsa
Foraker Miss We,more tho Nisse,
Oliver, Miss Nav. Miss warder Mrs
Norris. Miss Brardmap Miss crow.
Sorl, Miss Switzerland The Nisses co,,
ion. Miss Bnwu Miss Conycrse Miss
IIeau Crosby. Miss Jennings and so,o
of the vounpsr mon from Tho ,rn,, an, :,
navy circles and Tho din,ou,,,c corns
The evenings entertainment was nj,
the more delightful becaHse nj ,hei,
Impromp,u nature
Miss Kp,herIne ElkIns entertained
at dinner the Italian ambassador and
the dukes aide fIeuterort Neprottn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
SENATOR KNOX
COMING HERE
PRESIDENT OF. BROWNSVILLE
BANK PLANS BOAT TRIP FOR
THE SENATOR.

PITTSBURG, May &C. L. Snow.
den. president Of the Monongahela
National Bank Of Brownsville. the na.
tive town of Senator Knox, was In the
city with a novel ldea yesterday.
II Is Mr.. Snowden's idea to charter
the steamboat |. c. Woodward, and,
beginning at Plttsburg, go up the Mon.
ongahela river as far as Fairmont. W.
Va, stopping for day at Brownsville,
and u day at Morgantown, the trip to
he something In the nature OF n
boom" In the interest Of Senator
Knox. On board the Woodward 1t Is
hoped to have every distinguished
Western Pennsylvania who fayors
Senator Knox for the presidency, as
well as a large contingent Of Browns.
vile citizens, who will whoOp things
up Just as matter Of loyalty TO their
fellow tOwnsman.
OF course, II Is hoped TO have SeRa.
tor Knox in the party. and lest he
fear the trip will be In the nature Of n
premature presidential boom, It will
be explained to him that the whole
matter is merely reception arranged
by Brownsville friends who desire to
give him welcome.
A cautious letter was sent 10 Sen.
atOr Knox yesterday In which the in.
t!mation that the reception would
have any political character was care.
fully avoided, and so far as the pro.
moters Of the enterprise are concern.
Cd this feature will be omitted.
Mr.. snowden was in PItisburg yes.
terday to charter the Woodward for
five days. This boat was selected on
a sentimental score, as |. C. Wood.
ward has been for years one OF Seaa.
tor Knox's closest friends. Mr.. Snow.
den was chagrlned last night when he
learned that the plan had become
known before Il had fully matared, bit
he admitted reception to Senator
Knox was designed and would take
the form indicated. He dIsclatmed
any idea OF giving Il political char.
acter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
MANY MATTERS
BEFORE COUNCIL
BUSY SESSION OF CITY FATHERS
WAS HELD AT MUNICIPAL
HALL LAST NIGHT.

City council met last night. Council.
men Howard, Nichols and McNeely
were absent.
The committee appointed 10 see the
Fairmont Gas and Light Company III
regard to the rate of gas 10 be charg.
cd at the city pump station reported
that 1t would be $500 per year.
The rent for the city offices will be
raised next month TO $500 per year.
A refandfng order was granted J.
l.. Hall for license paid last year TO
sell firearms.
Council allowed the bills for the bal,
lot commissioners and challenges for
the last municipal election.
". R. Hickman asked council to
remove the tree that leans toward his
residence at CASTOR avenue and
Third street. Council ordered the
work done.
The city engineer was instructed
10 give Zeke Baker, on Sterling street,
and Coleman Fleming. on Coleman
avenue. grades for sidewalk In front
Of their residences.
On motion OF Councilman Robinson
the street commissioner was instruct.
ed 10 notify all property owners TO
put their side walks in good condition.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Jacobs appeared before
council on behalf Of the Merchants
Association and asked that he be per-
niited TO wlihdraw the request Of thc
Merchants Association for 5000 10
help defray the expenses Of the electric
arches on Main street. Council grant.
ed the request.
Councilman Buckley reported that
residents on Cherry avenue are want.
Ing the powder houses moved. Since
the saw mill Is In operation they claim
their lives are in danger. The city or.
dinances are silent about the storing
and handling Of explosives. The city
solicitor was instructed 10 draft an
ordinance covering these points.
New street. Of First ward, was or.
dered repaired.
City engineer reported that the con.
struction Of the sewer on East Park
avenue would cost $500. His report
was accepted.
Bills for the city pay roll were al.
lowed.
The controversy between Harry
Snider and council was up again last
hight. II was no nearer solution ex.
cept In point OF time.
Councilman Helmick reported that a
colored woman In Fourth ward need.
ed aid. The matter was given owe,
10 Mr., Helmick.
It Is likely that a sanitary officer
will be appointed at next meeting.
Councilmen say that the sanitary con.
dltion OF Fairmont is appalling. The
mayor says that he Is powerless 10
bring about the needed results.
Next Thursday night council will
formally adopt the franchise Of the
F NJ. & P. branch Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad through First ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
AT SUICIDE in THE
FIRST WARD THIS MORNING
Howard's Lawyer
Was Not Present
AND HIS CASE WAS NOT TAKEN
UP-HE IS BEING CAREFULLY
GUARDED.

NrW NARTINSvIJIE ~ Va vo,
90 -, rr,. uor,rd ar.,rs, - 'rs",. 49,
there are four felony charges in mi,
county. was brought into court b,
Sheriff Myers and pepu,y Sheriff
Potts Judre NJ H WINS asked him
II he had counsel, and he replied ,ba,
Attorney S. R, goyce, of Wheeling
woulI represent him Attorney pnvrr
was not present. and in his absence
Howard made no plea, Judge Willis
saM eo,,nsel wopM he annoIn,ea fo,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22

shInnstg, Mrs. 6. i, Tetrlrks q En-.
terprise, and J. A. Fortney, Of this
city, His third wife was Mrs. colnrn.
ba Ingram Daugherty, who surylyea
him.
Mr. Fortney was one Of the most
highly respected citizens soi ;thls com.
munlty. He was ceedlngiy poptli;8
lar among wide circle. otjfriends. and
his death will be learned with regret
Mr.. Fortney was Of a lind, generous
disposition and was always ready To-
help those in trouble.
The remains were prepared for bur.
lal BY Undertaken r C, Jones and To-.
morrow wlllbe taken 10 shlnnstou On
the one o'clock car. The funeral ser;
vices will be held from the Christian
church at shlnastol a. twothlrty'
o'cloc and ilnterment viii take place
IN the Masonic Cemetery at that place.
The services WIN be conducted By Rey.
2; E. Bates, pastor Of the Central
Christian church, d. this city. assisted
byi Rev. W. N. Long. q clarksburg,
aud Rev. welty; o. Shinnston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
CAR men RESORT
TO VIOLENCE
CHAIN THROWN OVER MAIN
POWER LINES PUT NORTH
SIDE OUT OF COM
MISSION.

SAN FRANCISCO, May o.
BY far the most serious act Of vic.
lence marking the ear mems strike
took place last night when sympa.
thiscrs threw n chain over the
main power lines of the company,
short eircuiting the current. The
power wire carried thirteen thou.
sand Two hundred volts. When
this current went into the trolley
circuits all the wires burned out
with a binding flash. All the
swiiehboaHlS in the service were
also burned out and all the car
lines on the north side were put
out of commission indefinitely.
The guilty persons we're seen ID
the act but escaped.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
Man CUTS UGLY
cash IN throat
With " | A RAZOR
SJ.W. Creel Tries
To Kill Himself

There was Il great deal of cx.
citcmcnt this morning in the First
ward when the body of }. W. Greet
was found in the old tannery on
Water street, bleeding profuseiy
from a self-inhectcd wound made
by using a razor. The man tried
to take his life by cutting his
throat.
Creel came to this city about
one week ago from Burning
Springs, >Wirt county. lie rent,
edia house from Y. B. Harden. lie
isfabout forty-eight years old and
has always been n teamster. Crcel
has not worked any since he came
Ito this city.
Crcel for some time has been
afflicted with neuralgia of the
stomach. To allay the distress
caused by this complaint be used
morphine. The morphine habit
became stronger and for sevGral
days he had taken it ia large
quantities. Since he has been
here he has had three doctors who
tried TO help him, but he persisted
: in usihp the drug.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
TRAIN PLUNGES
into DITCH
WRECKERS PULL SPIKES AND
LOOSEN BOLTS CAUSING
WRECK OF CALIFOR-
MA LIMITED.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. May 81.
The south bound coaster. day.
light limited from San Francisco
due here at eleven forty.fve last
night was ditched by train wreck
ers one mile north of Los Angeles
as one o'clock this morning. Ten
persons were injured. several re.
ported fatally. The names are
not yet known here. The wreck.
ers pulled the spikes aud loosenctl
the bolts and when the engine
struck the weakened place the en-.
tire train. excepting two ears,
plunged into ditch. rolling over,
and piling upon the locomotive.
The engineer was among the fatal,
ly hurt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-22
THREW ACID INTO
HER ENEMY'S EYES

HUNTINGTON. ". Va, May 299.-
Mrs. Mary Baccus, wife Of Charles
Baccus, is at a hospital here in a crit.
lcal condition as the result Of having
a powerful acd thrown into her eyes
from the hands Of Mrs. Louise Kesley,
an enemy. Mrs. Kegley met Mrs. Bac.
Gus on the street. hurled the acid and
ran. The police are searching for
her.