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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-24
SMALL TOWN IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE.
By Milton Starr.

Some people In happy circumstances are I'M
happy. Many who are better off in their small
town would like to live in a large one Big
ness does not happiness. 1t does not
insure content, which anywhere is essential to
happiness. The town of 1900 almost any
where in the agricultural regions of this coun-
try Is favorable place of residence
than Is the average town of $4,000 or larger
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-24
LIVE MOUSE INSIDE CAT.
Frightened Little Rodent Jumps
Down Feline's Throat.

Down Feline's Throat.
In an attempt to escape from her
clutches a mouse jumped into the open
mouth OF a cat owned by Professor G. w.
Treat of Lawrence University, in Apple
ton. Frightened at the unexpected turn
of events the cat gulped down the little
animal, which, according to Professor
Treat, remained alive in the cats stom-
ach for some time after. For more than
an hour the cat was in evident distress.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Two Injured
WHEELING CREEK MINER CAUGHT
UNDER Fall or STONE
FRIDAY

WHEELING sept Frank Cor.
dula, a foreigner employed i1 the
Wheeling Greek mine ot the Loraln
Coal & Dock Company aye miles west
of Bridgeport. was caught under a fan
Of stone about 3 O'Clock Friday after
noon aud seriously injured That the
fellow escaped itlhislile Is regard
ed as miraculous
The stone tellSon HMM such q man-
ner as to literally tsat his face to
pieces. The flesh from his mouth to
the top3o his head wastorn IN shreda
and sixteen stitches Wae necessary to
close the wound L his face heals
without a grating process he win be
badly Scared for lIte
Dr; Harry osenthal d Bridgeport.
was the attending physician, and be
stated last night that lie never saw a
man Injured IN 50 frighttul a manner.
! At the Mocre's Run mine, in West
Bridgeport abont o'clsck Pete pm,
Ter was caught undera d fail Of stone
which NAY him ofi duty for several
days. The accident happened just as
Miller was cleaning up in the mine
preparatory to quitting his labors for
the day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Still UllsoIyed.
MYSTERY SURROUNDING Ne DEATH
or CHARLES 5EhN NETT, ouNP
FLOATING ~ RIVER.

p Il
WHEELING SEPT: The mys
terry sufeandlng The death Of Charles
Bennea who was found floating In
the ohiotlsst Mcgee Tuesday even
ing, IS stil anso Owed and. the authori.
ties ars unable to throw any light
upoa de csIse of the young mans
ny stesiou deatli
Bennett was last seensin company
with tgo women from the South Side
Of this eitg and Il was stated by his
bfotherinaaw that the unfortunate
young man iad qnite a sum Of money
ip his sion Whether he was
robbed d this money and then done
away With ana the body thrown in the
river is unfnown.
The local police are working on the
ease and IS expected that some new
deFeloRmehts wtll be brought to light
IN short time showing definitely
whether TIE young man was murder
ed or whether Il was merely as case
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
MANY NOTED
MEN TO Be in
ENDANCE
Social atures
Vvill.Be Attractive

4 + HIHI
The third annual Convention OF the
West ylrg6lan Board 81 Trade WIN
be held at9Elisins Tuesdpy and We'd
nesday, October sth and 9Th. and a
large andlrepres sentatiye gathering Of
the business men ot the State is ex.
peCted,
The officers of the board aud the
'Elkins committee Ii cAaFge Of the
arrangements Rave ptepsted an inter.
esttng programme and INCLUDED among
the disdnglished speakets are Vice
president Charles W Falfbanks, who
viii discuss national busIhess topics;
Governor Dawson who VIM talk OF
State affairs; Tax commissicner
White who viii discuss taxation:
State Highway inspector Williams.
who will talk ON good roads; superln-
tendent Of Schools Miller Who EIll
make an address on our schools, and
Mr.. W, u HalIi Of washlngton. p. c.
who will speak Of the need OF reior
estationi Besides these very interest
ing reports are promised from com.
mittees whose chairmeh Include such
men as Hon. ": r. HuBbsFa OF Wheel.
ing; Ex-Governor Fleming State Geoio-
gist White Iiabor comhls lssIoner Bar
ton, Hon, George Byrne q Charleston.
and Others Of equal ptpmiuence
The social features @lll not be neg
lected and among other things re-
.ception VIII be given toiths delegates
by President Henry q psyis and SEN
ator Elkins.
The State board Is composed OF
twenty-five constituent bodies embrac-
Ing twentyone local Organizations aud
four general associations With q com.
3btned menbe ship of about three
thousand business men d every caii.
ing and tie third annual convention
promises 70 be q very successful one
The convention 6 made Up Of dele
gates from tile different bodies bui
West Virginia business men generally
will be Welcome 1t Eildns to attend
the meetings and aid Tie cause OF
Greater west Virginia 70 which the
organization Is committed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Grover Littleton
YOUNG MAN WHO ESCAPED FROM
w. VA. REFoRMAToRY WAS
ARRESTED AT 7ELLAlRE.

WHEELING, Sept. 2S.-Grover Lit
Teton, who escaped from the West
Virginia State Reformatory at Prunty-
town, where he had been sent for rob.
berry, was recaptured at Bellahe yes
terday by Captain Hummel and officer
Good, and landed, In jail at that place,
and will be held until the West Vir-
glnia officials, who have been noti-
fed, arrive to take him back. Little
ton was sent up from Marshall county
for robbery and escaped from the re-
formatory several weeks ago and came
to Bellaire and made his home with
relatives. The West Virginia officials
have been notified and an officer will
go to Bellalre to-day and take Little
ton back to Puntytown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
G. & A. GOES
INTO new HANDS
GUARANTEE ALLOWS
CLOSE OF CONTRACT FOR
SALE OF RAILROAD

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-The direc'
tors Of the Toledo, st. Louis and West
ern railroad at meeting here voted
to sign a contract for the purchase
Of the Chicago and dsAlton railroad from
the Rock Island interests in accord
ance with the agreement that such
should be done, provided the Alton re.
celved immunity in connection with
the STANDARD OIL rebating inyestiga-
tlon.
Attorney General Bonaparte re-
Gently announced that such immunity
could be granted. Before the directors
acted to-day committee submitted an
exhaustive report of the physical con-
dition of the road which was declared
10 be highly satlsfactory.#
Under the terms of the sale to the
Leaf Road" the Rock Island
win receive $G,SSOOOO four
per cent. collateral trust bonds and
s4,12O, 900 two per cent. collateral trust
bonds. The old Chicago and Alton
board Will probably meet during the
coming week
1t is planned to make direct connec-
ton between the Iowa Central and
Chicago and Alton, and the Toledo.
St. Louis and Western road, thereby
efectfng a link with Minneapolis and
St. Louis. This will give the unified
system direct lines between, Detroit.
St, Louis and Kansas City, as we'll as
direct lines between Chicago and
City.
The system as whole will traverse
IN part the States of Michigan, Indiana,
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, South
Dakota and Minnesota.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
TO
MURDE:ROFW WOMAN
MAN SAYS HE AND HIS WIFE
KILLED HER FOR PURPOSE
OF ROBBERY.

MONTE CARLO, Sept. 2S.-vere st
Leger Goold, whose father was an Ir
ish magistrate, and who lived fol
sometime in Montreal and whose
brother, Sir James Stephan Goold
lives in South Australia, where he
works as laborer on a railroad, has
written to the local Judge, confessine
that he and his wife, Violet, murder
ed Emma Levin, the Swedish woman
whose dlsmembered body was found in
the baggage of the Goods on their
arrival, August 6, at Marseilles from
Monte Carlo.
Goold says the crime was planned
by himself and his wife. Being at the
end Of their resources. they resolved
to rob the woman, intending only to
knock her into insenslbllity and take
her money and Jewels, but the woman
screamed, whereupon she was killed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
CHECK ARTIST ESCAPES
WILLIAM MEER DOES OLD STUNT
OF GOING INTO BACK ROOM
NOW IN OHIO.

sIsTERsv1LLE, Sept. 2s.-william
Nicer, Of New MartInwIlle. who was
arrested here Thursday on a charge
of giving NJ. L. cIendenning, proprle.
tor Of the Brilliant cafe, a bogus check
for 81, in November, 1905, made good
his escape after being arrested, aud
is nov in Ohio.
Dave Boyd, the arresting oficer,
went with him to New Martinsville, in
an effort to secure bond. Boyd per.
mitted him to enter the once Of a
friend, where Meer stated he could
get bond. Going into the back room
he made his exit, taking French leave
across the river to the Buckeye State.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
MOVEMENTS ARE
MYSTERIOUS
3. AND Q. OFFICIALS MAKING FLY
ING VISITS 70 SEVERAL
TOWNS.

Third Vice President George L
Potter, General Manager Thomas Fltz
gerald and Division Superintendent
u. B. williams were among a party Of
Baltimore and Ohio officials that pass
ed through this city today on a. spe'
ciai train bound for Wheeling. The
special pulled into the local station at
eleven o'clock. Neither Mr.. Potter
nor Mr. fitzgerald got of the train at
the station.
Trainmaster Reynolds boarded the
train and went with the party to the
Fairmont yards where it stopped for
few minutes.
Yesterday the party was in Par.
kersburg and last night it was in Graf.
ton. But at neither place was the OBJ
ject of the visit made known. Local
railroad men know not the signif-
canse Of the movements of the off.
cials.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 2S.-
Political dope up to date suggests the
following Republican slate for 1905:
For Governor - Charles Wesley
swisher, Fairmont.
Secretary of state-stuart F. Reed,
clarksburg.
Superintendent Of Free schools-M.
P. shaRkey, Charleston.
Treasurer - Newton ogdin, St.
Marys.
Attorney General-W. c. conley,
Kingwcod.
The fight for auditor will rest be-
tween j. X. Hall, Wheeling, and sher.
man Darst, Ripley.
1t looks now like the bitterest of all
the contests will be between Hall and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
MYSTERY IS
YET 'UNSOLvED
DISAPPEARANCE OF LAW LIBRA
RIAN uNAccouNTED FOR
AT PITTssuRG.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Sept. 2s. = The
mystery OF the disappearance of Law
Librarian Percy Digby Is still unsoIy.
ed up to one-thirty today, A strange
coincidence is connected with the
death Of Winfield H. Maxwell, who
was foreman of White Rock, Arm
strong county, and who was killed on
the rails about a mile from Butler
junction last Tuesday. 1t developed
to-day that the dead man. Digby and
Attorney D. B. Maxwell, brother Of
Winfield H., intended leaving Pitts.
burg today for a trip to Mexico.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
leading FAMILIES WILL
KING CARLOS TO ABDIGA I
il IRB ANKS F5URT
OVER HIS DEFEA Il
Was Candidate
For Lay Delegate

COLUMBUS, Ind, Sept, 2s.-crush-
ed over his defeat as a candidate for
the lay delegateshtp to the quadren-
NAL Methodist church conference at
baltimore next year, vice President
Fairbanks sent word to the local
Southern Indiana conference today that
he will not come to make an address
to them. His message was terse 1t
merely said, "I will not come" He
had been invited early in the week.
The Temperance advocates to-day are
growing over the singing defeat they
administered to the aspirations Of the
Vice President.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Nee 2 o!gi!tio,n!:lg. 4! i: ms.
ARE FoB BE FILLED IN DEPART
MEET or AeRlcu cuLTURE-Ex,
AMiNATloN ANNOUNCED.

PigFsBBRG Pa Sept. 2s.-lt was
amounted today by the United States
cIua Service Commission that an ex
animation wtII he held here October
sixteenth and seventh for a scientific
assistant in me Department Of Agri.
culture Salaries for the position
range nom eight hundred and forty
10 two thou ind dollars q year. There
are now tMo vacancies IN rural engI.
neering at saiaries d eight hundred
and toEy doIars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
MASONSTOMEE
AT PARKERSBURG {
WHEELING MAsoNs WILL 60 IN
A SPECIAL TRAlN-NExT CON.
vENTloN MAY BE HELD
HERE.

WHEELING, Sept. 2s.-The annual
State convention Of the Royal Arch
IsIasons of West Virginia will be held
at Parkersbufg November 18th. The
grand lodge will meet at the same
place on November 18th, and large
gathering is Anticipated. 1t is report
ed that concerted effort by the Ma
sons of this vicinity will be made TO
have the 1908 convention meet in
Wheeling. The Wheeling members
will leave here on November 18th on
a special train over the Ohio river
division of the B. and o. The follow.
ing are the high officers Of the grand
lodge:
Grand master, Tom G. strickler, Of
Ripley.
Deputy grand master. James A. Bry.
an, of Parkersburg,
Senior grand warden, Emmet N.
showalter, Of Falrmont.
Junior grand warden, Frank w.
Clark, Of New Martinsville.
Grand treasurer. s. N. Myers, Of
Martinsburg.
Grand secretary, H. R. Howard, Of
Point Pleasant.
Senior grand deacon, H. B. Baguley.
of Wheeling.
Junior grand deacon, wyndham
Stokes, of Welch.
\ Grand marshal, J. D. Baines Of
Charleston.
Grand pusuvipnt D. K. Reed, Of
clarlsburg.
Grand tller, W. H. Rose. Of whsel-
ing.
Royal Arch Masons,
Grand high priest, Joseph 9. Lesage.
Grand king Tom G. strickler.
Grand scribe John W. Deyebber.
Grand treasurer. 8. N. seyers.
The ohicers appointed are:
Grand chaplain, b. Howard Gibbons:
Grand chaplain Of the host James
Luke.
Grand principal sojourner, wynd-
ham Stokes.
Grand RoyalsArch captain Harry 81:
cushan
Grand master ot the third yeil, II.
B! Baguley.
Grand mastsrol the second zen. +.
b Nichols
Grand master " g Workman
Grand tlIer Wliliam 4 Rose
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
TRE STATE TICKET AS SEEN
BY CHARLESTON DOPESTER

Darst, and as the Indicator points now,
the latter has alittle the best Of It.
Every interest Is claimed tostayor
swisher for Governor, except the b.
and o., which is said to offer Arnold G:
scherr every assistance he needs in
making his fight for the nomination.
All the candidate are busy and the
campaign is getting more interesting
with the passing Of days. The 3, and
o. has shown its hand openly already
and it is a fight 10 the finish between
that corporation and swisher.
Ohio county has j. X. Hall and VIII
demand some recognition, but it is
said that Hall wlll;have to fightit OUT
himself with Darst and there will be
no off-side play, and no butttng in by
others.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28

WHEELING, Sept. sS-''I am q
candidate for the Republican nonina.
tion for auditor, and solicit the sup,
port Of my friends and Of all Republi-
cans generally"
This was the emphatic statement
made by Postmaster James X. Hall to
o representative of the Intelligencer
last evening.
Il have been considering the matter
for some time" continued Mr.. Hall,
"and have received very generous ten.
ders Of support from this and FROM
other sections of the State, for all Of
q q. Is. .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
OPPOSITION
PARTlE HAVE
UPPE'..RHANO. !!
Popular On ak
Is IIL1re eatyeE:.nE!e;,d:

LISBON, SEPT Boycotted by
pnciicaiis an tie leading families In
his realm King Carlos has weakened
under the pressure brought upon him
BY aiiied opposition parties and win
probably sldieate within q few days
In ia, or d tIis crown prince, The SO.
c.si snpHgn being Iaged against
him IS pioslns TOO much for him: All
tie uemhats 81 his former ministry
to.das Eeip attend celebration
Ia Homer d tlia double birthday OF the
ISins ahd lesn and the Grown
Prime sn from an a frican tour
military prseautions are being taken
10 presa popular outbreak
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Small Goes to
Washington
president OF TELERAPHERs'
UNIoN.THINKs STRIKE WILL
SOON BE SETTLED.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 2s.-Presi'
dent S. j. Small. of the Commercial
Telegraphers' Union, Is in town to-day
en- route to washington to confer with
President Gompers. Of the American
Federation of Labor. Small stated to
the United Press that arbitration
methods to end the strike were on foot
and he believed it would end in at
least ten days. Small declared the
men were standing firm and that the
union was in good shape.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Miner Meets Death.

ELKNs, Sept. 0s.-An accident at
the Junior mine Of tie Davis colliery
Company. resulted in the death ot3Ad:
am ThornbaIl. aged about 4s years,
who was crushed to death by heavy
timbers and debris when the roof ct
the mine gaye aways Other miners
escaped injury
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Nv. VA. BOARD OF RAD
MEET INC. Will BE lin e
JAS. K. HALL ANNOUNCES
ASCANDlDA.TEFOR AUDITOR

which I am very grateful. It seems
to be somewhat desirable for candis
dates to define their positions, and !
will simply say that 1 am a Republl-
can seeking nomination from a Re-
publican convention. If nominated
and elected / Will aim TO carry out
party principles as enunciated in tho
platform, and | viii do my best to.
serve the whole people Of the State,
Lam candidate in the interest Of no
clique or faction. | want the support
OF all good citizens and will endeayor
to merit It,"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Cars Overturned
LONG FREIGHT TRAIN WAS DE.
RALLIED EARLY To.DAY-No
ONE WAS HURT

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Sept. s8:- Eleven
cars on a long freight train Of the
baltimore and Ohio railroad we're de-
raiIed near Wlttsr station four miles
from Etna early today. The ears
were overturned ana coke was thrown
Ialoag TIE tgasl No one xas5iniaEsd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
United Brethren
CONFERENCE FOR WEST Viz.
GINA CLOSED ANNUAL sEs.
SION AT GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, W. Va. Sept. 2s.-Con.
siderable business was transacted at
to-day meeting of the United Breth'
rem conference of West Virginia, in
the annual session here. The presid
ing elders elected were as follows.
Rev. W. D. Herndon, Of Buckhannon;
Rev. j. G. Warner, Of Parkersburg;
Rev. F. F. Foster, Of clarksburg, and
Rev. H. R. Hess, Of Fairmont.
Dr. W. NJ. Bell, Of San Francisco,
Cal, bishop of the United Brethren
church for the western coast, was here
to-day and this afternoon lectured to
the conference on the ePaciflc States
from a view Point Of American Chris.
tianity"
Other men prominent In the church
attending to-day's session are: Col.
Robert cowden, secretary of the Ma,
tional Sunday School Association; Of
Dayton, o.; Bishop n. G. Carter, Of
Chattanooga, Tenn; Dr. Lewis Book
walter president Of otterbein Uniyer;
sity, Of Dayton, Q. and Rev. Dr.. W.Sos
Mills Of the same Institution.
Mrs Charlotte Rector, Of HeilngtcaI
Is thegrest ot her parents. Capt and
~. - Stfoti+s+
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28
Taeoed 4 Water Main.

Water couilnisslonsr swisher tap
ped the Water main tcday to supply
the Hail Flats With water. The work
bicckaded west Monroe street for d
considerable time
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28

MIR. ID parks. tlslHins Is guest
OF NJ and Mrs. Ms d! Toagh MI
Parks is brother otslrs Iough
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28

Mrs. Charlotte Rector, OF BellngteaI
Is tie guest ot her parents. capt and
Ms K p. waIkeE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-28

RAIN tonight ana Sunday Cooler
sunday
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-08
Ghriitian Science.

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Ntoro Carolina. Srimtrere Ieoin9ebe
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-08
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-08
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-08

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Mesoet itotoIer fig | 6aper al at oab.
ne 9anoets Gore for Sapanefere paa
idmme giItaar, iom gieIoer for 81.
neiere.
SfsIee ct Telegram fra @afbing.
ton at Abe Sompar pil Srftitsoeparte.
mentet mart benoenSe fig til De fsbe.
rale SomitoIe ! San 5rancisco 90
forelesse benz en- Bill in Gquitp,
bnori De ormrpSes ON at eienneurfsre
geitemmelierne I Sen mellem De Sore
neoe Stater % Sapon beitaaenbe
Sraftot, iom = p~aaitaaes bet - ga.
ranterer iapaneiiife 8srn Den famine
Ret til be offentlige Sfoler, iom 8srn
al ameritonife 6orGlbre npSer. Sli.
ititsoepartementet oH 9isre eieIbenbe,
at Sfoleraabet / San Srancisco
tr9nfebe Dor 1raftnt uleo Sapa peo
at roifiIe iapaneitife gsrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-08
UY Sanofommisier.

Den Abe Murt8 neoIegger 9anb.
fotmnisier RitaroS fit @nrbeoe, og
ct Telegram fra 8aibington flyer, at
Breitoenten bill gtoe oct til i'm STOLE
fdrnerat ira Dale BbiIip 9. Stetpart
/ Colorado Spring8, Golo. Steipart
bltoer Al Iar ON nogIe Gage, %
ban er fsot ben 27Oe Sanrar 1866.
San fIptteoe no til Colorado / 1897,
bar erboerpet fig megen gienoom oe
Seltaget | 8oIitif. S September
1906 bIep ban al ben republifmife
Statsfonbention nomineret til SIT
oernsr, men afiIog, forbi ben fannie
&%onpention blanite / S%lttarbornet
for Observation-Disclosures 8abbert og
giemnominerebe bam. Sprinoelig
bIeo @abbert balgt JONI Hopuliit, men
ilog Jig berpao iauuuen me0 0e1rtofra.
terre.