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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-19

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-19

There has been considerable change
made in the men working for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad compan,
in theloca' ofiees and yards.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-26

sons seated, were found heaped with dam
ties of the state. After the repast, toasts
were given, and later dancing was enjoyed
by the members of the younger set. until
the early hours of the morning.
The maple syrup tasted like that brand
of pure make that has made Vermont IA
NOUS and the mattresses were kept busy
serving the wholesome liquid. In the alb
sence of snow cakes of ice were provided,
and the maple syrup was prepared in true
Vermont style. Many stories of the sugar
parties of the Green Mountain state went
around the banquet board during the.
waxing of the syrup.
Edward L.. Temple, president of the as
sociation, was the master of ceremonies,
and before the feast began he put the COM
pany In good humor by several Stories
and introduced Justice Brewer as the first
speaker for the evening.
Justice Brewer Son-in-Law.
In opening his remarks Justice Brewer
said that while he was not a son of Yer
mont, he son-in-law, as he had mar
ried Vermont girl. He praised the state
for its scenery and it's patriotism as shown
in the revolutionary and the civil wars and
it's civil life.
mo graft is found in its municipalities,
he said. IAN through this great land Of
ours we hear tales of municipalities that
makes us almost tremble for the future of
the country. That is nor so of Vermont
Nor do We hear of graft in the state legis-
lature. Wall street is this side of Vermont
and always will be.
Continuing. he referred to the loyalty to
the law in Vermont, and in this connection,
although not mentioning the name, he
obviously referred to the case of Mary
Rogers, for whom efforts were made to get
a death penalty committed to life imprison-
ment.
wherever the law provides for the death
penalty, see that the full penalty of the
law is enforced. / have little patience with
this maudling sympathy that a woman
should not suffer death while man should.
Abolish the death penalty if you wish, but
If you retain it. that every man, every
woman, high or low, meets it, when con-
victed of murder"
Capt. Potter's Pledge.
Capt. William p. Potter. introduced as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-26
INFECTION AND CoNTAGION,
HOUsEHoLDERs CAUTIONED.
DISINFECT FREELY THIS SPRING,

Infectious and contagious diseases are prevalent
The of a reliable disinfectant protects the
household The last thing at night pour into the
traps Of the closets. wash basins, Sinks etc.. just
little Platt's Chlorides Dusty damp corners
and cracks nooks behind plumbing and all spots
that can't be reached by the scrubbing brush
should be freely sprinkled with mixture of one
"a part Platt's Chlorides and ten (lO) parts Of
water. This diluton costs less than cents
quart. Do not neglect liberal sprinkling Of
the cellar. To remove Objectionable odors where
spripkling is inadvisable, keep cloth or sponge
moistened with the di!ution mentioned. 4 little
extra care just now may prevent much sickness
and expense. ap28-2 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-26
When you have a Bad
Breath-Wake up!

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other way.
When your tongue is
coated.
When you have Heartburn. Belchng, Acid
Risings in throat.
When Pimples begin to peep out.
When your Stomach Gnaws or Burns.
That's the time to check coming Constipation.
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
One single Candy Cascaret will do it If taken at
the right minute. just when you first feel the
need of it.
Do 1t now!
Cascarets don't Purge, Weaken, nor waste
Digestive Juices in flooding out the Bowels. like
Salts, Castor Oh, Physics"
But, = they act like Exercise on the Muscles that
shrink and expand the Intestines. thus pushing the
Food Naturally to its Fipish.
When your Bowel-Muscles grow fiabby they need
Exercise to strengthen them-not "Physic'' to PAM
per them.
Casearets provide the hracing tone that is needed
specifically by the Bowel-muscles.
Then carry the little ten-cent Vest Pocket box
constantly with you, and take Cascaret whenever
you suspect you need it,.
One Cascaret at time will promptly cleanse a
foul Breath, Coated Tongue, thus proving clearly
its ready, steady, sure, but mild and effective
action.
Have the little Zoe Emergency box of Casearets
constantly you!
All Druggists sell them-over ten million boxes
year, for six years past
Be very careful to get the genuine made only
by the Sterling Remedy Company and never sold
in bulk. Every tablet stamped .'CCC" $50
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
VERY UNUSUAL
FEATURE IN
A $4,000 SUIT

Isaac Wrontman OF this city has enter
ed suit In the superior court TO recover
5000 damages for alleged abuse OF the
courts process by Charles Feldman
Plaintiff claims that he was arrested on
writ Issued In a civil case. the damages
alleged therein being placed at 5000, so
as to cause him worry. trouble and ex-
pense.
The third count in the plaintiffs declara-
tiop is as follows: And also that the said
defendant on the 10Th day OF July. A. ID.
1907. was then, and for some time previous
thereto. intending TO procure a divorce
from his wife. and was desirous OF obtain
ing testimony TO be used for said purpose.
That said plaintiff had been boarding at
the house OF the defendant for short
time prior thereto. That said plaintiff
and was ignorant Of its customs. That
said defendant well knew these facts.
That said defendant on a false and fralldu-
lent charge against said plaintiff OF crlmi-
nal conversation with the wife OF said de-
fendant, maliciously abused the process
OF this court by having writ OF arrest
issued In the name OF said defendant as
plaintiff. and caused him TO be held for
ball in the large sum OF 5000. believing the
defendant. who was a poor man. could
not obtain said ball. and for the purpose
OF obtaining a settlement OF said case,
Which settlement was 10 be used as ew-
dence against the wife of said defendant
In a SUIT for divorce contemplated by said
defendant. That by reason OF said mali
cious abuse of the process OF this court.
said plaintiff was placed under arrest
and held to bail In the sum of 5000. suffer-
ed great indignity and was put TO great
expense and damage"
John j. Fitzgerald is attorney for the
plaintiff
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
OIL OLNEYVILLE
Mr.. Williams Said to Be Very Happy.
FOresters Elect Officers = Sidewalks
Cracked-MinOr Mention of Interest.

pointed to arrange for fair to be held in
Irons hall during the week OF Nov. 2.
SIDEWALKS CRACKED. o
In installing the high pressure water
service along Manton avenue the con-
crete sidewalk has been badly cracked
nearly all of the way from Tan Yard
lane to Delaine street Just who is to pay
for this has not been settled. but one
property owner says he will look TO the
contractor TO make the sidewalk good.
ARE GOING FINISHING.
The real fishermen OF the Grover Fishing
club viii have their last sea outing and
fishing trip tomorrow. leaving Pawtuxet
at an early hour and Will return in season
for a dinner at the club house at Rocky
Point at o'clock.
DINNER COST sl1
While Joseph Palladino was at dinner
yesterday someone entered his store at
3N Pocasset avenue. by tearing a screen
from a rear window, and broke open the
cash drawer and stole $l1.0o
FRENCH DEMOCRATS TO MEET. u,
The French Democratic club will hold
a meeting in Kennedy & Coughs hall. 81
Manton avenue, tomorrow afternoon. and
among the speakers will be HisHonor
Mayor Il. j. Mccarthy, Mayor Archam-
ESQ., and others. At the conclusion OF
the meeting refreshments well be served.
Charles Holland was picked out OF a
small pond near the box factory on Troy
street yesterday afternoon by Patrolman
Koch of the Chaffee street station. There
was not a sufficient amount OF water In
the pond to give Holland bath. He was
locked up for being intoxicated.
Edward Mcbride, who has purchased
the restaurant on Broadway will close
the same this evening, and viii make
many improvements, and viii lopen the
same on Thursday morning.
The Eighth aWrd Republican club Will
meet in the town hall In Odd Fellows
block on Plainheld street Monday even
Ing. One of the speakers announced Is
Congressman Capron.
Frank Farnell Esq. and family who
have been spending the summer at Conim-
icut have returned to their residence on
Bend street.
Mrs. Henderson OF Sterling avenue is
the guests OF friends I'm New York city
The board OF canvassers Will inspect the
new ward room at the junction OF Plain
field street and Pocasset avenue, Thurs
day afternoon.
The indications at noon today were that
Manton avenue would be in fair shape
for travel tomorrow, especially from tar
bridge to Delaine street.
Most OF the social clubs have arranged
for an outing for tomorrow. which In most
cases will be the last one OF the season.
John Moroney. a we'll known character
about the square. was taken into custody
last evening and locked up at the Chaffee
street station on the charge OF being a
vagrant.
Walter Swan, young man was arrest
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
IN ATTEMPT TO
SAVE HIS MOTHER
BOY WAS SHOT

New York. Sept. 21-In attempting TO
prevent his mother from shooting herself
Curt Klein. IS years OF age received "a
bullet wound In his own head today, In
a furnished room house in Second avenue.
and was taken to Bellevue hospital insen-
eible, and will probably die. His mother
was locked up charged with felonious as
Bault.
Friction between Mr.. and Mrs. Klein
over the management OF the house. the
police say, induced Mrs. Klein To attempt
suicide. as alleged. Mrs. Klein, 1t Is
charged. ran into her sons room and
drawing a revolver from under her apron
exclaimed: We'll. I'm going to end 1t ali
now"
With a cry he leaped from the bed
where he had been sitting and rushing
10 her caught her arm and tried TO wrest
the revolver from her. In the struggle the
weapon was discharged and a bullet
struck the lad behind the right ear. The
father and some roomers rushed in and
disarmed Mrs. Klein, who tainted when
she saw her boy lying wounded on the
door.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
SLAMS KING IS
ON Bis TIME
1T H0MbURG

Homburg, Germany. Sept Fixing
Shulatongkorn OF Siam, who was born on
Sept. 21 1853, today invited all Homburg
TO Join him I'm celebrating his birthday.
Champagne and other wines were served
at the Kurhaus (casino) without limit, II
being arranged that each person who
paid a trifing fee should become tempor-
arily member of the Kurhaus, and be
entitled TO three bottles OF wine, one
each OF champagne and white wine and
red wine, while in the grounds OF the
Kurhaus free beer was distributed TO all
oomers. The king decreed that this cele-
bration should continue at his expense
for three days. He is also distributing
large sums of money TO the poor, and to-
night he will give a banquet TO GOO per-
sons who come from all parts OF Ger
many.
1t is presumed that the celebration will
cost the king $250,O00. as the managers OF
the Kurhaus have been gathering In wine
by the carload from neighboring cities
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21

Mr. Ernest williams, the well-known
checker expert and barber. tells his
friends that he can spend the rest OF
his days i'm contentment, for yesterday he
received a letter from his father. John
Williams. who lives in Swansea, Eng
land, stating that he (John Williams). had
been made master of the poor farm in
the borough of Cover, which is life po-
sition. Mr.. Williams also writes that
Mamie Williams (who, by the way.
is no relation to the checker player, ana
is l03 years old, was yesterday taken In
carriage to a small town nearby, where
she participated In what Is called "Pilton
Green Tea" congregation. This old LADY
has been an inmate OF the poorhouse fot
many years and has not missed one OF
the gatherings OF the Green Tea" for 80
years. Mr.. Williams says that they ham
die Mamie as a lady would rare piece
OF china and that she is happier than
Rockefeller. though he lives in a palace
and she in a poorhouse.
HAD SUPPLY OF PURE MILK.
The men at the Chaffee street station
are very liable for a short time 10 be just
a little fussy about what kind of milk is
given them for their coffee, for this morn
ing many of them had a taste of real
milk About u o'clock last night Dennis
Cushman, clerk at the Olneyville hotel,
while on his way TO his home on Plain
field street found red and white COW.
which he turned over to Patrolman Nc
Crann who led the COW TO the station,
where she was cared for and was MIXED
about 6 o'clock, and the milk was distrib-
uted among the patrolmen as far as pos
slble but, according to reports, at least
three cows would be necessary to give
all a decent portion of milk. The men
are In hopes that the COW will not be
sent TO the pound. The owner. OF course,
can have the COW by calling and there
will be no charge.
FoREsTERs ELECT OFFICERS.
At the last meeting of Court Olneyvile.
Foresters of America, the following ofri-
GERS were elected Chief ranger. Byron
Lee: sub chief ranger, William Hunt
financial secretary, Charles Meegan, re-
cording secretary. Frederick Burrows;
treasurer. John A. Walsh; woodwards
John Feeley and Charles Hawkins; lee
turer Frederick Archer; trustee for three
years. John Tippen. A committee was ap-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD
TO GIVE HEIRS CASH

The property owned by the late Felix
McCarville at the corner of Gladstone
and Douglas avenues will be sold so that
the heirs of the deceased, who are John
and Michael McCarville OF this city and
James McCarville of Eastport Ireland,
may receive the cash.
John McCarville recently filed bill In
equity against Felix McCarville's widow.
Julia, and the other brothers. The bill
said that as the property could not be
parttioned by metes and bounds sale
must be had and prayed that such sale
be ordered. Neither the widow nor the
two brothers named with her objected TO
the sale or to statements in the bill so
Presiding Justice Sweetland today direct
ed that a decree be entered taking the
bill as confessed. +. II. Quinn is counsel
for John McCarville.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
TORTURE IS NOT
PRESCRIBED So
SAYS PARHAM

0aiena, Kas. Sept 2i.-Charles NJ. Par
ham, founder of the sect of Parhamites,
whose followers are alleged TO be respon-
sible for the death of Mrs. Letitia Green
haulgh. at Zion City, Ill, lives in Galena
In commenting on the Greenhaulgh case
yesterday. he said that he assumed no
responsibility for the infiction of tor
lures upon invalds by his alleged fol-
lowers at Zion City.
He said that his teachings did not pre-
scribe torture as treatment or the sick
He did not believe in the use of medicine
or other treatment other than prayer and
the laying on of hands. No real Parham-
ite used torture in treating afflicted per-
sons Parham holds meetings regularly
on the streets OF Galena, Kas joplin,
Mo, and other cities.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
District Court Notes

Thomas Kenney, 56 years old. In the dis
trict court this morning was sentenced TO
the state work house for six months for
being a sturdy beggar.
John Maroney, IS years old, was SEN
fenced TO the state work house for six
months for being a vagrant.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
DEATH OF T. c. PATTERSON
PROMINENT CANADIAN

Toronto. Ont, Sept. 21.-T c. Patter-
son, postmaster OF Toronto, died today
of pneumonia aged 20 years. For
the Daily Mail which he founded. He
established the Ontario Jockey club
and had a world wide reputation as an
authority on breeding OF thoroughbreds
and was n constant contributor to lead
ing turf papers in the United states.
As a cricketer, he captained many of
the international elevens I'm the six
fipq
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
Monument for Bill" Nye

Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 21.-The Ameri-
can Press Humorists closed their conven-
ton i'm this city with an entertainment
1 nthe auditorium. at which about 5000
were taken In for the fund TO erect
monument 10 'Blll' Nye at Laramie,
Wyo.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
He Must Support Children

Judge Stearns In the superior court to-
day In the divorce case OF Fannie Silver
man vs. Abraham Silverman ordered re-
spondent to pay petitioner s. each week
for two weeks for the support OF her chill
dren. Belin & Bellin are attorneys for pc
titioner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
MOOR HOsT|LEs
FAVOR KEEPING
Up THE FIGHT

/. Casablanca. Thursday Sept. 19.-The
pace delegates of the hostile Moorish
tribes did not appear before Gen. Drude.
the French commander today. buttheY
sent word that a peace delegation would
reach Casabanca tomorrow, Sept. %.
Reports indicate that the majority OF
the rebels favor a continuance OF hostili-
ties, believing that Mulai Hafg is COM
ing to their support Gen. Drude Is pre-
pairing to advance and destroy a Moor
ish camp at Titmellil
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21

ed last evening on the charge OF stealing
tools from Everett Bates
The Robert Emmet Literary associa-
ton will hold an interesting session in
their parlors or Broadway tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
IS STAlEY REAL NAME IF MAN
 S|lvERTON2
SiaIey's Name Is Connected
 With That of Woman ln
 Case, Jealousy tor Whom
 Cost Tracy Ifs Life.

Is p M. SilYerton. Jr, the real name of the man whose life, with thai of hls woman eopanion. J. A. Tracey sought in a fit of mad ieslousy9 uf Is his real name Waiter Stalev 6of merly 2 hoist engineer in Blsbeeg
 TRese arc questions that are run ning tnrough tue minds of those who suspect that Walter StaleY adopted the name of sllvertoR when trouble ana notoriety stared him in the face
 Behind the names of both snyerton and his woman companion lies a pafAlng, mysterious story. which. if it ever outs, will probably clear the mist that surrounds the murderogs intent ot J, A, Tracey and furnish a cause for his Jealous rage.
 That staley is the man who has been in the company Of the unknown woman. and that he Is the same Wal ter Staley who worked in Bisbee as d hoist engineer. seems plausible enough when certain facts are taken into eon- alteration ''
 Ghe shooting Of ] A. Tracey py Lieutenant Harry Wheeler took place at Benson on Tuesday last A short time prior Walter staley was in Bis bee, having driven in here from one or the outlying mountain ranges. He borrowed ten dollars from a friend Staley. this friend. the wou- an in the case and Tracy were friends who lived at the same time lasr sum mer at the Park View hotel i4 Tucson.
 staley promised to De back in Bis bee tbe Gollowine day and repay his friend the amount borrowed of him. He Tailed 10 appear The Benson trouble sprang up soon after. and should the Bisbee friends surmise prove true Walter stsley. of Bisbee. and not D. ". silVeEton, Jr, of Ken lucky. Is being held to await the out. come of the inquest into the causes leading up to the death of ] A, Tracy.
 Staley, before coming to Bisbse. Arizona, lived al ISlverton Colorado. and t Is not unreasonable to assume that he adopted the name of his for mer place of residence to cover up his real Identity
 While at the Park View hotel at Tucson last year Staley and the wpm- an, then known as Mrs. Tracy, became verg fond of each other. but the real state of aRairs had not then reached the notice of Tracy, and all were on friendly terms.
 While in Bisbee Staley Is said to have run the hoist at the Siglnaw as well as at other mines in tihs district He fs described as beipg Of short stature. slightly bald, llehs eompleKlon aEa about db CT 70 years old.
 The Hlshaa acquaintance ef stAisy Tasila aoattiye that ha ls tisa taaa Nha Ia aaw with Tfaes'a former sSsai heart, and that further deselspmva,s will prove lhs truth ai his aufmias,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
REPUBLICANS DON'T
 LIKE BRYAN MAN
Indiana Delegation Protests Against Appointment Of
 Johnson By President,

WASHINGTON, D. G., March i,- It became known at the capitol today that President Roosevelt Is 50 thor oughly determined to get 10 the bet tom of townsite frauds in The Creek nation, he has oIeFed former Con gresgnan Henry D, Johnson, of Indi- ana, the position Of special attorney, at ss1D0 a year.
 The name of Mir Johnson was sng- gested 10 the president by William Dldlye Foulke, who lasT fail ipVestl- gaiea charges of iFFegnlaTitles iA ihs sale of two lois 10 he Greek country The president asked Mir. FoHlke to suggesi the naEae of a man Ehp eould De depended upon to prosecute these eases impartially and without getilng mixed up ln the "dealsH The lane Of Mg Johnson who enjoys 8 high legal reputalen, vas immediately fortheomIng
 President Roosevelt got into com nunieatioH with the Indianal and of feTed him the iob. Thea the IldlaHa eongressional delegation got wind of inc matter and hsStened to the White House to lodge a protest against the proposed appointment
 Representative Jim" Watson, re publican whip Of the house, led the as sault He told ihe president that Johnson would never, never do, since be had deserfed tbe ranks of the c c. P Rnd anjliated bimself RiiA VII Han Jennings Brysn. having intro duced thai gentleman throughout The uopsisr state.
 IB addition to this, the president was Informed that Johnson is g ranl anii=sIip subsidy advocate, and is al present writing aH article for tbe pa pers depcuDeing this pet leglsiaiioH Johnson has not yet accepted the pe siliou
 Ip addition 10 prosecuting togpsif' ] frauds. it Is known thai @hOeyeT | l appointed for this soFk also gIll con | dlcf an Investigation filed by !. ~ ! Mott attorney for the Creek Eafioa l sgaiRst Tams Bixby and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-05
ID BE TRIED FOR H0LD,UP 0F
 PALMER
Two Men Alleged to Have Held
 Up Lowell Miner, Wia Be. ArTaigned Today One Said to Have Confessed,

Joe Williams and companion. nov in taii at Lowell, charged with having held up and robbed one ]. I, Palmer below Lowell saterasy morning. vii be arraigned before Justice Grier at Lowell this afternoon.
 Coupled with the story of the al- 'eged holdup is . repor, to the eG5ct that one of the men now imprisoned at Lowell has made a confession and ths; this wfi be introduced at today's hearing
 Jus!ice Glier would neither con firm nor deny this report iast night T have nothing to say as to any pur- ported eontesston said that func- tiohary last evening when questioned about the matter until the case comes up for trial"
 Justice Grier's refusal to talk on the matter would seem to throw an air of truthfuluess about the rumor and to- days hearing will be watched wlth Interes
 The crime with which the man Will Hams and hfs associate are charged is said e have been perpetrated at an early hour last saturday morning at a lonely point on the Naeo road be- tween Lowell and south Bisbee Pal .mer was relieved of S46 in cash and a gold watch and chain. Palmer is positive that he can Identify hIs as saflants. The hearing is set for 2 o'coek this afternoon.