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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-04
j: William Simpson. Jr.,
on Monday, the second of December,
nineteen hundred and seven.
III 4. Fairfnont, West Virginia.


Miss Florence Levclle entertained
the Inembers of the Utile Dulci En-.
Issbro.dery Clab at her home on Mer-
chant street last evening. The hours
were very pleasantly spent with nee.
galework and Airs. Virginia Levelle and
Mrs. o. b: Levelle. assisted the host;
less in entertaining the guests. The
invited guests were Misses Blanche
and Jennie smithley, Llnnie Reeves
and Mrs. Fanny Rodgers. a dainty
course o. refreshments was served at
I Ii seasonahle hour.
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Widely recommended for Its curing
qualities, It's reputation for superior
merit has stood for thirty years. Moth.
ing SO good for Indigestion, cor stipa.
ton. rheumatism and bad blood as
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35i
cents. Tea or Tablets. = southside
Pharmacy.
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Barnes; treasurer, H. L. Donham; II
brarion, Pearl Scott; assistant librar.
Ian. olra stealey,, and orgaalst. Nellis
Wilson.


Word was received here Tuesday
by Mrs. Nan Morrow that her broth
er, Mr.. Win vanata, was very III at
his home at waverly, VIVA. Mr.. Jas.
Morrow left for that place AMI Mrs.
Morrow will 80 soon.
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IS. S. yoHicers Elected.

The Sunday School Board OF til,
Diamond street NJ. Z. Church met at
the church Monday evening and the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; Superintendent, F.. A.
Wilson assistant superintendent.
Hearl q: Ne ltresh secretary, Maude,
Prickett assistant secretary, Rthyle
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BLACK Hl|IIlD
l I !. GRAFTON
PoRSTAtSSy s Re 81 SAN
X, FuRkl BELIEVED 10 sE 4
BAD

CRATIC N, Dec Is heiieyed
la tltat, most Important t8ts silss bsen
madc BY TIE local aGsl9titis s:aps thel
decking q the .rlask Hapa osiety
81. this section Of the coaStfs hss seed
placed behind The bars Mere sltS
arrest and Incarceration IL i Big flaI.
inn whose. name Is given at san Fuf't.
on 9 charge otlhayings eStorfea 1 sn,sl3
sum Of money from another italfarl
who Is employed IN ne local yasas: OF
the Baltimore and Ohio raiifbads
Nothlng concerning whore Fiirls
ean;e from can be ellcited from any
Of the local foreigners AMI ali OF Them
seem,to be afraid Iof blms He artiyef
hero a short time ago and has been:
spending his time among the fcrelg,s
ers. As a result Of the represents
lions he has made 10 many OF them5ths
youhs foreigners, principally Itailans.
are very inuch afraid otshims and had
It not been for the fact that he haa
cen arrested, there Is a possibility
that he would have reaped aidehs liar.
vest here. rs many Of those ne hal
threatened had promised that tfeys
would give him from S. up on I,ssy
day. II b, s.
Thc warrant for FlrR Eas sworn I
ont Yesterday before Squire sLttiy nv
Frank MRrul, an employee Of The rail-
road company for his ,tfiend. Frai,is
ChaiarYsliotie, who was comp elies To
give ~ s. Saturday night 1t the point
rf,a revolver Thef@Blaak Hands; Al.
tIst was arrested a short time after:
wards and Is now in theS coahts JAIL
awaltlng a, hearing. From, what coalsi
Le learned Of the mntters fr6in sths
foreigners, most Of whom were So
lady scared they &oMtit not sf4ik ii
appears that Furk, since he came here
Inns hecil posing as the big nan In
the5"Elacit Hand society and In max
ins Ills. aemands upon the liquors
has emphasized his remarks by the
flouri h Of a big revolver.
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ELLEN THE nurse( to little girl of
SIX, who Is supposed to have an after.
noon sleep every dayl-Nancy. you
are naughty little girl not to have
gone to sleep this afternoon.
len! Don't you remember the three
times you looked over the screen and
! was fast asleep?-Punch.
Subscribe for the West Virglnian.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quln!nr
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It fails to cure. f. w. GROVES sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
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Bryan has assured Miss Democracy
that his intentions arc honorable
Detroit Free Press.
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The Junior L.T.. l.. will meet at the
Diamond street N. E. Church Friday
afternoon at three-thirty o'clock. A
programme will be rendered and full
attendance is desired by The superln.
teuIant.
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Miss Bostaff has returned from
nursing Mrs. Bradshaw, Of Merchant
street. Mrs. Bradshaw Is doing nice
ly.
Miss Pansy Jacobs is nursing at the
home OF E. NJ. showalter on Locust
avenue.
Miss Gertrude Riley, who has been
very Ill at FairvIew, is improving.
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RIVESVlLLE

quiet anu the nlght following the same
way.
The order of X. OF P.s carried out
their programme for the day and
night both satisfactorily and success.
fully. The Pythian Sisters did like.
wise: Reverend Canter Reverend Nor
gan and Reverend Johnson, as was
mentioned in last weeks correspond.
ence, promising their presence at the
Thanksgiving meeting all were present
and, each in his usual and able man.
nerf sounded the gospel trumpet to
their earnest hearers.
Now the next thing on the pro.
gramme is Christmas and lots OF we'd.
diags no joke either as The man In
the moon and old Dame Rumor has,
1t that there Will be about four wed.
dings between Christmas and New
Years and may be one or two during
holidays.
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NOTICE.

Wewill stillicontinne to deliver pur.
chases promptly to the First ward
while the bridge IS torn down. Phone
nssyour drug wants. - CRANES DRUG
STORE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-04

New York might do worse, than aboi-
ish its monkey house altogether
Chicago News. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-04

Bazaar! Bazaarl BazaarI Opens
Thursday afternoon; M. q, church: h
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MONTANA MINES.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
TWO ARE CONVICTED
FORMER OFFICERS OF THE PENSA-
 COLA POLICE.
Ward and Suarex VIII Be Punished for Running . Gambling House Nichols Turned States
 Evidence.

Pensacola, Fla, July 12.-(Special.)- Ex- Policemen W. C. Ward and George Suarez, both of whom fled from Pen sacola about three months ago to be captured at Gulfport, were tried and convicted in the Criminal Court this morning. Judge Beggs presiding. on two counts of being the proprietors of a gambling house, and for keeping @ place where gambling is allowed.
 The jury in the case remained out only about ten minutes, when a yer dict of guilty on both counts was re- turned Neither of the defendants took the stand.
 The star witnesses for the State were Police Officer Jack Nichols. who recently entered plea of guilty to being proprietor of a gambling house. together with Ward and Suarez, and Lum Richardson. a negro who was In the employ of the negro gambling den.
 Nichols, who turned States Cvi- dence declared that Ward. who is his uncle. persuaded him to go into the gambling business. and that he. Njch- ols, advanced the money for the rent of the house and for the gamblin 6 paraphernalia. but that he remained only one night as proprietor when he sold out his interest to Ward and Suarez.
 Richardson. the negro employe. who has already served a term for being an employe of the house. stated that Ward, who was then police officer told him to go out and see the boys and tell them not to be afraid tC come and play in the house, as ne would furnish protection from arres, by the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
THOMAS (. KING
 DIES IN GREENVILLE
He Was Father of Representative King
 and . Splendid Citisen.

Greenville. July Especial )-Hon. Thomas c. King, who was born in this County 77 years ago, is dead after an illness of some weeks.
 For more than year he had been in feeble health. and for several months he had been confined to his house.
 MT. King lived in the eastern part of the County for a great many years. and had been a farmer for nearly all of his life. In 1888 and 1889 he represented this County in the Legislature. He was a true man, a splendid citizen. a devoted husband and father.
 He leaves six children. four sons and two daughters. The eldest. Hon. Jerry c. King is now a Representative in the lower House from Jefferson Coun- ty. All the other children with their mother are citizens of this city.
 MT. King was buried in Magnolia Cemetery this morning. Elder B. B.. Wilson officiating.
 There is no doubt that the advocates of temperance will secure more than enough signatures to a petition asking the Judge of Probate to call an cleo ton to eliminate whiskey from this County, to cause him to order the cleo tion. Then the fight for prohibition will be on in Butler at once.
 It is believed that the temperance element is in the ascendancy and that the County will go dry when the cleo tion comes off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
A NEW CEMETERY
COMPANY TO DEVELOP TT FORMAL
 LY ORGANIZED.
act,v~ work to Begin Monday MOrn- lnx with Arrival of Engineers to Lay out New Burial
 Ground.

The American Securities company was formally organized here yesterday with a capital stock of $1oO.ooo. for the purpose of developing Montgom- ery's new cemetery, "Greenwood, which is situated near Highland Park on the continuation of Highlaad Ave- nue. o,,a
 Civil engineers will be on the grounifH, if, Monday morning and active work VIII begin. Landscape gardners Will also be employed as soon as the cemetery Is laid out and work or beautlIylns the place will commence, e1 s.rx oTa~eU Ieye, and beautiful land and the new company intends to ehave one of the prettiest ana finest cemeteries in the entire Sou1h' New Orleans not excepted. ,,,
 At the entrance 10 Greenwood VII wail be erected a large and very handsome stone entrance, consisting of a chapti' waiting rooms and receiving vaui's The grounds will be- safe gnarded py the most modern devices: The com. nanv has secured a right-of-way Of 100 feet as an approach to the cenir tery and this will be graveled and put into excellent road condition.
 vii, be deysloped csre em of the lots as a feature. Each lot sold will be kept in condition and taken care of afterwards by the company
 Negotiations are now Pena1ng pe tween ery Traction Company for e line to ex- tend to the cemetery and to hay have ,rs 3 regular schedule operated on that me.
 Al the organization meeting yesteI- day C. B. Sims of Chicago was elect, t. ed President of the & new eompaany;; ,al'any; and nd q W. Covington of Montgomery. Sec retary and Treasurer. Other stock holders are: G. M. Luce of Mobile, Tni,s; director of the City Bank and Trust Company and president of two smaller banks in the State; F.. J Buck; Buck, rres- rrm- many. and Henry Tonsmeire Of Moblle;
 The stock has all been subscribed De d and active operation of developing the ne the nresent intention of the company to place the lots on sale within thirty days. President Sims has had consid- l. erabIe experience in organizing ana de- yeioping cemetery corporations and has just completed new cem"tnry .hn Gnsst a5 in inc South. Mir. Sims says that Green wood will outclass them all.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
HAS NOT MADE BOND
NEGRO PHYSICIAN STILL
 COUNTY PRISON.
Bsilsmsu in Former Case Surrenders, Thereby. IncreasinE Bond Re- suireA for pr. Ca2ey's Re-
 lease to $500.

Frank Caffey, to secure his release from the county jail, must make bona at least in the sum of $3,Soo- Caney is the negro physician who is lnder three indictments charging him with malpractice. He was unable to make bond yesterday.
 Where it would have required a bond of only 5000 for the release Of the negro Thursday, the necessary amount was increased yesterday norn- Ing when Naham J. Greil appeared at the office of the Clerk of the City Court and surrendered the $500 bond which Caffey was heretofore under on charge of receiving and concealing stole nproperty The fact that MT. Greil came off this security, now makes fl necessary for the negro physician to give $3.300 security for his release.
 Caffey occupies a strong cell In the steel cage on the third floor of ;he new jail. He is in the same tier of cells with the most desperate negro criminals in the prison. Some of his fellow inmates are Colvin Coleman and David Beeman. who are under sen- tence of death to be hanged July 26.
 Caffey has employed counsel. who visited him yesterday. Other than his lawyers. his visitors yesterday were few, only some friends of his own race having called to see him.
 He is still hopeful of making bond
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
DAVIS GOES TO PEN.
Young White Man Convicted Of


 Arson.
 Centerville, July 12.-(Speclal.)- Jim Davis. a young white man, who was convicted of arson in the second degree end whose case was recently ar firmed by the Supreme Court on appeal from the circuit court of this county. was yesterday carried to Wetumpka to begin his sentence of two years.
 The Masonic Lodge of Blocton gave a big picnic at Scottsville yesterday. large crowd attended and the day was most pleasantly speLt.
 Tomorrow at Lightsey's Spring. three miles south of Centreville. the members of the Masonic Lodge at this place will have a picnic and public installation or officers.
 The members of the court of County Commissioners have been in session here this week going over the tax books and it is reported that many persons and corporatiN1s will be cited to show cause why their tax assess ments should not be increased.
 Miss Name Pratt 5 spending a two weeks vacation at her old home.
 Dr. J. l. Logan and Postmaster Full, er have the material on the ground for the erection of a brick building.
 Miss Estelie Crawford left yesterday for an extended trip to South caro- lima and Virginia,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
Gossip of The Legislature

The bill passed at the winter session of the Legislature calls for taxation of bank stock at its market value. The bankers of the State are against this bill and at this session, a new bill was introduced taxing bank stock at its book value. It was In regard to this bill that the conference was held. No definite decision was reached by the Governor and the bankers yesterday.
 Among the bankers present at the conference yesterday were: President F. J. Buck of Mobile. Secretary McLane Triton. of Pali City. and the following II. l.. McElderry of Talladega. MT. Blount of Greensboro and Mir. Hanley of Montgomery.
 Members of the Legislative Commit tee: Chappe1l Corey. A. F. Armstrong and Michael Cody. were also present.
 To Consider City Bill.
 The regular committees of the House and Senate on Municipal Organization will hold a joint session this morning to consider the proposed Municipal Code. The meeting will be held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall and 1t is urged that every member be pres ent.
 large and as important measure as the Municipal Code Is appreciated and 1t is considered of the highest import ance that the organization committees pass upon the code which mas been pre- pared by the Special Code Committee. as soon as possible.
 Montgomery Water Is "Fnttenin'" Montgomery water is "fattenn', as they say out in the piney woods. Sem ator Herbert Reynolds of Bibb is pre- pared to substantiate the truth of that. Some friend of his was commenting on the gain in weight of the Bibb County Senator since he had come to Mont gomery and devoted himself to public business.
 'It's the water" said Senator Key holds confidently. Don't talk to me about going to the springs to get healthy water. The water of Mont gomery is the best I ever saw. bar none. You couldn't beat 1t no matter where you might travel. am not alone in this opinion. You ask any member of the Legislature and he will tell you that it is the purest and best water he lever tasted. Montgomery in this respect is greatly blessed
 And two or three of his fellow law makers heartily seconded Senator Rey nolds's compliments on the merit and value of Montgomery water.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13

woe since I have been secretary of the federation. I cannot say positiveiy about Orchard" he saad.
 In all his acts in connection with the defense of Orchard, the witness said he first consulted with General Counsel Murphy.
 Senator Borah on re-cross examine tion asked:
 Did Attorney Miller. when he came to Denver and said he had been sent by Simpkins to defend Orchard. ex- plain to you why Simpkins sent tel egram on January {. saying he could not get a lawyer. when as. matter of fact Miller had left for Caldwell on January 3?" No, sir"
 Haywood said he had no way of Knowing whether Simpkins knew that Miller had really one. This completed Haywood's testimony and court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
f b,s home in East Wetumpka for sev'

a.t his home in East Wetumpka for sev- eral days, is convalescing.
 Mrs. Louis Cantelou and children have gone to Talladega Springs Tor couple of weeks. Mrs. Eula Moore a"u son John. who were to have left for the springs Thursday. were detained at home by Johns illness.
 Quite a number Of Wetumpkas danc- ing set are attending the picnic at Jack sons Lake today.
 Miss Mary Robison left this morning to visit friends in Union Springs.
 Mrs. Brasscll came from Montsomery yesterday with Mrs. s. J: McMorr'Samu s,.a Mrs pr.ssaIl's visit to Montgomery was the 1tr.t one she had paid that city Tn forty year, and. of course. the changes in that period have been very marheo'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
FIRE IN A HOTEL.
Night Clerk at McLester House Ex-
 tincuished the Blaze.

tinguished the Blaze.
 Tuscaloosa. July 12-(Special.)-A great deal of excitement was created at The MsLester Hotel this a. m. between and 4 o'clock when a blaze was dis- covered in the building by passenger from one of the early trains.
 The night clerk succeeded Tn extln- o-uishing the flames before the fire de- nartment arrived, so the damage done was very slight
 The fire originated in closet unoer the hack stairs leading to the third floor. Many of the guests were awak- ened by the smoke and for while there was great excitement.
 Miss Marion Heidt. one or the teach- CTS in the Montgomery schools, who has been visiting in the city Tor seV- eral weeks. has gone to Atlanta to join her mother
 Miss Corinne Fonde. of Mobile. who has been the guest of Miss Annie Buck for some while. has returned to her home, accompanied by Miss Buck.
 Miss Willie Brown. who has been the guest of Mrs. T. N. Hays for few days, has returned to her home al Charleston, s. C.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. L. O. Daw- son entertained most delightfully."- at the pastorium complimentary to the Hudson Alumnae. who are at the Uni- yersity summer school. There were also quite a number of Judson gradu- ates residing in the city present and the hostess herself is also graduate of that institution.
 Festus Hughes. the son of Jim Hughes who was charged with aiding his father and two other white prison CTS in making their escape from the county jail Sunday afternoon. had hearing before Judge Foster, of the County Court yeste"oay Afternoon. The case took the form of a habeas corpus proceeding, after hearing which Judge Foster denied the writ but allowed the defendant bail in the sum of $2OO tc await the action of the grand jury H' was released after making bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
NEWS OF FAUNsDALE.

Faunsraie. July 12.-(Specicl Miss Fannie smith. of Birmingham. will giTe a recital Tuesday night for t. beneht of the Presbyterian church.
 She will be assisted by al talent A number of amusing specialities will be introduced. The old Mans Tea Party" in pantomine being particular ly pleasing.
 Miss Helen McKea, of Bloden Springs. is the guest of her uncle, Mir. Harry McKea at the Green top Hotel. There are many delightful affairs planning for Miss Kea's enjoyment.
 Misses Evelyn Ads ms and Nancy Sha- han, are home again from school. to the delight of their many friends. Mrs. A. l.. Mabry entertained Thursday even ing at lawn party in compliment 10 Miss Stith and McKea.
 Miss Stith. of Birmingham, is one of the season visitors. She is the guest of her cousin. Mrs, A l. Maley. , Miss Ellen Cook, of Uniontown, is a | visitor to Faunsdale this week She Is visiting Miss Nancy Haban.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
DOC BITES A CHILD.
Little Fannie Berlin is Taken to Att
 lantA.

Clayton. July .-(Special ) )--Fannie Berlin, the 9>year-old daughter of MT. A. Berlin of this place. was bitten by a dog which manifested symptoms of hyorophobia and which died soon after biting the child yesterday afternoon.
 The little girl in charge of her fath- CT and physician left this morning for the Pasteur Institute in Atlanta
 The Barbour County Sunday School Association convened in the NJ. F.. Church here today. An interesting program has been arranged and dele cations from the various schools throughnut the County were enrolled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
News of Netumpka.

Wet mpka, July 12.-(Special )-Mr. and Mrs E. M. Williams, Jr., of Clifton. Arizona, ara the guests ot M". Vii Hams. parents. MT E. M. Williams comes by this, his boyhood home, an nually as he is en route to New York
 Mrs Fiehleman, of Atlanta, and MISS Addie Elkan. of Selma, are the guests of their sister. Mrs. Adol2h Hohenpers' on Tuskena street. ,
 Judse Cobot Lull, who has been III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-13
I..mher Mill Destroyed.

Cascade Locks Ore. July 12.-Fire yesterday destroyed the Wind River Lumber Company's mill and driven by a heavy wind the flames consumed ev- cry building between the mill and the river. The loss is over. $150,OO0.