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Mr.. Donzee Chapman md Mr.. Claude
Griggs returned to their home at
Hurst, W. Va. this afternoon. On
Thursday of this week they accom-.
panied Miss LDder. Of Hurst, 10 THIS
city. Miss Under underwent an opera.
tion at Cook hospital on Thursday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

Mrs. S. l.. Rldenour returned last
night from a trip TO Plttsburg, where
she visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar C. Powell and
Captain Thomas Reed returned last
night from trip to Oklahoma.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

MARIETTA. w. Yates, f. T.
Martin. Grafton: ]. L. Sutton. Amos:
c. 7. Lamm. Wheeling: Miss I.eora
South. Morgantown: F. NJ. Kellar,
Hundred: R. B. Taylor Harrington;
Stella Shaw and daughter. Metz: WI.
liam G. Rymer, Huntington: II. L.
Moore. Wheeling: Abe Plummer Gar.
rison and wife, Core.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
To market" TO Market"
A fortune to win;
Home again. home again.
Shorn to the skin.
nuot.

Professor" said senior. trying 10
be pathetic at parting, 81 am indebted
TO vol for all I.know."
Pray don't mention such n tribe. "
was the Christian Advocate.
Sir Launcelot-My faith. most
sour-s isaged waitress this
Sir Galahad-Nay, speak more soft.
ly of the damsel. knight. Who can
deny that she is passing fare?-Kan.
sas City Star.
what, a dollar a pound for teal"
exclaimed the customer. isn't that
too Steep"
"ies. ma'am," answered the honest
groccryman, "all tea is to Steep
Chicago News. .4
You've got to hand 1t to Jones. lie
is certainly original"
How do you make that out?"
He didn't blame the umpire for the
Tigers loss OF the first game in Chi.
cago.-Detroit Free Press.
Jack-NIaild Willing has the true
Christian spirit.
Tom-What do you mean by that?
Iack-wlly. last night when | kissed
her on the cheek she Immediately
turned the other.-Illustrated Bits.
II suppose" he ventured, that You
would never speak to me again II I
were 10 kiss you?"
"oh. George!" she exclaimed. "why
don't You get over the habit of always
looking at the worst side OF things"
-Tit.Bits.
She-Mary Graham is certainly n
very clever woman. yet she has little
10 say.
He-That's where her cleverness
comes In. She leads man to be.
lieve that she thinks he is worth
listening to.-Plck.Me.Up.
81 understand your friend, that won.
derfully brlghst young Highbrow.
didn't make favorable impression at
college?"
mo. they looked him over and de.
clded he'd never be any good on the
team.;-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Unattractlve Maiden Aunt-Good.by:
Jottie. Come soon again. hope you'll
forgive my not kissing you, but have
an awful cold.
Jottie taged six)-Never mind. Do
kiss me, auntie. Mother said she'd
give me i've cents II I'd let you.-Life.
so You are writing storIes." said
the friend.
Not exactly" answered the cynical
litterateur; Il am merely furnishing
u certain amount OF text to keep the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
FOUR REP0B LIcAN COUNTIES.

There are two things about the en-.
dotsement given In connection with
tile mention Of The editor Of the West
vlrpinian for State Superintendent OF
Schools that even q person unfriendly
70 The suggestion must admit, name.
y. that tte words Of commentator are
Iron widely varying localities and
that they have a ring Of sincerity. To.
day We Acknowledge kindly mention
rom four strong and Influential Re.
tppbiican counties, counties without
Whose support no man could expect
10 win a nomination for State OF.
Iace The four counties represented
|are Marshall. Tyler. Richie anil
Lewis the notices being from the pa.
pers named below:
The election Of Hon. Myron C.
Tough OF Eairmont, toi the office of
State Superintendent Of Schools woulil
be hue OF man of sterl.
sfns worth, high education and fearless
honesty. We seldom have an oppor.
tnnity OF putting such n capable man
- ONCE, Besides his fitness for
school work In all OF Its phases, there
rs not In West Virginia a man better
equipped for the duties Of a member
1.-The Board OF Public Works than IS
Mr.. Tough. His boom is timely one.
Cameron star.Tribune.
Myron Carleton Tough. the able edl.
tor Of the Fairmont West vlrglnian.
who will be PLEASANTLY remembered
rs an institute Instructor here few
years ago, Is receiving a great deal Of
yorable mention as a candidate for
bate superintendent Of Free Schools.
q. Tough was for many years a
eacheri Is man OF fine education
ind undoubted ability. He woull
make as splendid SUPPLEMENTARY.
Sler County star.
q Y
Editor NJ: C.. Tough. Of the Fair
mont West yirginian, has big boom
for State Superintendent OF Schools.
Ir. Tough is one Of the able men OF
The State and nothing is too good for
him. His experience in educational
work and Journalism fit him for any
49, D
position Of trust and honor within the
gift % the state.-Ritehie Gazette.
IN looking over the different candl-
dates for State superintendent of Free
Schools, none would seem more wor-
thy than the distinguished editor O.,
The Fairmont West virginlan, the Hon.
NJ 9, sLough.-Lewis County Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
/ HON .. 5. pARsT,

The West 5yirginian takes pleasure
,-das in placing before its readers
he classic Textures Of the genial can.
iFate for State Auditor from the
ounty Of jackson, Hon. John sher:.
Darst is one ot the,
serving II Ens
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
Two Plain Ones.

Two plain DRINKS were mp before
the mayor this morning and were Civ.
en- the usual fine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

W i &
There are couple OF awful bores
at my club"
.lnaesd. WHO is tie other oae2r-.
grooilyn Life.
Does the razor hurt. sir:" inquired
the barber, anxiously.
Can't say" replied the victim. les.
tily. "but my face does."-Harper's
Weekly.
I.awson-seribbler is a genius, isn't
be?
Dawson-G guess so. His wife toll
me yesterday that he didn't know how
to build the furnace fre.-someryillc
Journal.
Mother-Johnnie, remember, yoa
mustn't fight,
Iohnny-No'm; III Just take a prac.
tice walk in front Of Willie Smith,
New York Sun.
Austere Person--l can't tip you.
young man.
Waiter tsizlng him up)-Keep your
dime. sir, haven't a nickel abou, me-
Chicago Tribune.
Mother-well, darling, did you put
your tongue out to the doctor when
he came, as told you to?
Small Boy-Yes. and made faces.
too.-PhiIadephia Ledger.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

q Viola Allen is to produce this sea
son Her Greater Love-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

. WEST vIRGINIANs
; At THE LOCAL HOTELS.
!. + i. :. i. i. i. < + K

MANLET-E. E. Hamilton, II. L.
Stires. William II. Hearne. T. McK.
liearne, Homer Gray, L. NJ. Kratzea.
J. F. Frasher, w. l.. May. Wheeling:
W. X. Hoffman. J. II. Krepps, Charles
Sutherland, W. NJ. Sivey, W. l.. Corey.
Morgnntown; r. A. Prichard. Manning.
ton; E. NJ. Lantz. Kingwood: G. C.
Starcher. Weston: A. F. McCune, West
Union: w. W. Ferguson. Berryburg:
j. E. Lanslale. Parkersburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

In the State. He has stood for the.
principles Of ReprblieaDism in sea;
son and out Of season, never hesitats
ing; faltering or vaclllatlng. He knows
the duties Of an Auditor and would
perform them ably and conscientious
". While We wouldn't say a word In
disparagement Of the candidacy Of any
other Of the candidates who have
been spoken OF for the Office OF
Auditor We do say most sincere.
" that no mistake would be made
and no regrets would ever be heard
should Mr.. Dasst be made the nominee
at the Republican State convention.
The usual custom Of reciprocity ia
newspaper compliments seems to have
gone astray between Professor Tough
and col. snyder. The Colonel has re-,
celyed several very handsome bouquets
for his views on tax reform, but still
lie does not seem to be enamorel of
the Professors candidacy for State
Superintendent OF Schools. But per
haps that ought not to count, as tho
Colonel is not quito HALFWAY Re-
publican nyhow.-Fnirmont Times.
Col. Snyder Is not fair enough TO al.
NIT what the Principal OF Shepherd
College reports that he has bright
prospects for the best year In the his
tory OF the school. He says the school
never had better teachers than this
year and that he appreciates the in
terest the Board of Regents has shown
In him and his school and feels much
encouraged In his work. Col. Sny.
der is all right-in some ways.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

SHEET il3I' MUSIC Us avis. : g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

west vIrgihlail wants. VA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

TAVERN. W. Precht. Wheeling:
j, Hanriatt. Davidstown: R. NJ. Chan.
dler. Parkersburg: l.. D. Robinson, ].
". Simpson, PhlliRpi: A. C. Fulmer.
w. H. Gilmore. George T. Cole. D. F.
Fries. Daniel B. Purlnton. W. n. Daw-
son. Morsantown: Ray Harden. Slut.
ton; C. E. Hanworth. Huntington; C.
W. Evans. Elkins; May Manon. Par
kersburg; Charles Montague. Ripley;
J. F. Dunn. Warrington: Thomns
Kady. McMechen: Harry Under.
Hurst: c. NJ. Babb, Little Falls: o..
T. Barnard. Richard: o.. S. SkIdmore.
Grafton: ], II, Stewart, Morguutown;
J, L. Davis. Federal,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

WATSoN-W. s. Ronson. W. u.
Jones, Charles Els. Wheeling: ]. Mack.
D. W. jacobs. Clarksburg; J. e.
Brown, Charleston: H. T. White. Be.
lington: R. G. Richards. Keyser: D.
Vlncengo. Morgantown: ]. Z. Berry,
Lorentz: F. D. Richmond. Montana:
Walter Edwards. Monongah; P. II.
Flaherty, Parkersburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

Mrs. L. f Pride. Mrs, E. v. shors, :
and nieces Catherine and sNettiet
Pride, came from Mt. Lake PARK to.e
day and are guests at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs, T. NlParks. Mrs. Pride VIM
remain here for the winter while Mrs.
Shore will leaycgo Monlay Tor Losls
Angeles, California, w
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
WANTED.

WANTEb-1f soi CASTOR avenue. ! one /
regular boarler and 4 for meals only.
WAATEp-e5 carpenters az once.
Call or write us ut Shinnston, w. Va.
shinnston Construction Co.
WANTso-Boy about Is years old &
steady position for good boy. Must.
give good reference. Jolliife's store,
ITO Main street. IL
WANTEo-Gtri for general house,;
work and young girl TO nurse a baby
Inquire BIS CASTOR Ave. or Madison
street by Italian consul. Ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

1t is very seldom you see any one I
looking over a street car, barn or
fence advertisement for the weather.
report, time table. the report Of ans
important meeting. death. birth orr
marriage. We say It is seldom.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
FOR RENE

$3.50 -
FOR RENTSFoar rooms. CASTOR ave-
nue.. Apply s2G CASTOR avenue. rtss
FOR RENT-Three unfurnlshed rooms
for light housekeeping. Use OF bath
and laundry. Apply 81 Fairmont ave
nue.. IL
FURNISHED RooMs-Two furnish.s
ed rooms for gentlemen or couples
Both hot and cold water. 200 CASTOR.
avenue. III
FOR RENT Or FOR sALE-0ne q
room house. one room house. Ap-sss
ply s.. C. Morris, 22S Washington ST. Y
FOR RENT-Basement room under
Famous store. Apply Wyer 6 Mason
1922 Main street. IA
FOR RENT-store room on Jackson
street, No. 9lS. Cal on Holbert a.
Spedden. Jacobs bldg. 10-3.tts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

Fresh Oysters at RoSb.s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

LosT-Bfack and white poland China
pig. weight about 40 pounds. Notify
]. F, Conway, Watson Hotel, and re-
ceive reward. tE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
FOR SALE

TUX DALE
foR sHIESf5 pigs, Weight from Is
to 125 pounds. J. NJ. Ross, R, F. D.
No. 3. Winfield Valley Telephone. NO..
22C. st =
FOR sALE-A complete pnotograph-l
er's outfit, including sx1O camera. Adj
dress ]. L. Rush, Fairmont, R. F. D.
No. .. Ct
FOR sALE-General store in one Of
the best towns In the State OF W.
Rent low; $4,000 business last year.
Bad health; must sell at once. CALI.
on zinn & Fortney. Morgantown, W.
Va. 81
FOR SALE-Small house on nice siz-.
ed lot at reasonable price. Inquire at
West Virginian office. y
FOR sALE-5Sh acres surface coal,
oil and gas near Catawba 10 mintes'
walk from station and near new coal
mine Just opened up. Freeport coaf
vein. On this place is small 5 room
house, out buildings. including stable,
VIII sell all for $4,000 or exchange,
for small place for difference. Will
sell coal for $500 per acre. Address
R. NJ. this office. Z z If
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III tstrat tons from running into one aiis
tohef. Washington Star
Jack GayhoS,s father ~ him. quite.
a bunch q MONEY. didn't hes,.
"Yes, the Old man was very success
tai IN TIE DRY snods basiness.',
Huh! lacks doing his best. now to :
make ssSersl people, sTrcesstrl In the
wet goods business "a, sdelehis;
Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

81 understand your friend, that won.
derlully brlshst young Highbrow.
didn't make favorable impression at
college,"
mo. they looked him over and de.
clded he'd never be any good on the
team.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

.-..c IrI5S5g y il.},,,--.,.ls
Nno. N. JACobS .....t....+. President
-. S.2EOUGH ...s.-............l. Editor
= ~. pAyis Business Manager
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

she-NIary Graham is certainly a
very clever woman. yet she has little
TO say.
He-That's where her cleverness
comes In. She leads man to be.
lleve that she thinks he is worth
listening to.-Pick-Me.Up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Real estate for Kent.
.N~~>
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
53s.s3-Alonroe and Main. 3 roor1S.
S33.33-Cary and Foushee. room daA
$3000-,Beautiful new house, Chsstnu6
HILL
f25.oo-Thirty second and Q, rooms.
$40. o0-Monroe and Main. first nat Tor
rooms. tt So
farm and cottaga, Z e1
Ashland car line. Z miles from
Richmond.
s40.ooo-s0s Brook Avenue. 10 rooms,
or will divide in hats to suit.
$S.0o--1217 n. Twenty-flfth. brick,
rooms.
s3o.oo-1526-7 w. Cary. store, or will
divide into two stores.
$26.o0--900 Mosby Street. store.
$S.00--1240 w. Main Street, store.
CRUTCHF1ELD s. BURNLEY.
SOS E. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Real Estate for 6alf.
Lots for Sale

Grove Avenue, near Soldiers Home.
Floyd Avenue. near Dooley Street.
Grove Avenue, near Cedar Street.
Park Avenue, near Sheppard Street
Cary Street, near Rowland.
Taylor Street, near Meadow.
Beverly Street, near Sycamore.
Taylor. Street. near Rosenegk's resi-
dence.
Highland Park Lots. hero and there
Fairmount Lots; a few good ones.
MONEY TO LEND.
N. w. BowE & SON.
MONUMENT AVENUE.
Lot OF 90 feet front, north side. near
Allison Street, at a rare bargain. Be
j. B. ELAN & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Real estate for Bent.

-~.~.~--~---~~~S~O~S~S~
FOR RENT.
aos Floyd Avenue, II rooms.
sic Park Avenue, 8-room flat.
Park Ave. and Meadow St, S rooms.
al N. 18th St, IL rooms.
Morris and Cary SITS, 7-room flat;
possession January LIST.
Taylor and Rowland SITS, rooms.
a:2 N. Harrison ST., Groom flat.
Sis N. Lombardy ST., Groom flat.
141s r. Broad St, 6 rooms.
1417 r. Broad St, s-room flat.
1909 w. Leigh St. 3 roonls.
1870 N. 18th St, 4 rooms
CAT Church St., 8 rooms.
41o N. 18th ST., 4 rooms.
S N, Madison ST.. 4 rooms.
416 n. 18th St, Groom flat.
Stores, Offices, &c.
725 2. Main ST.. possession Feb. LIST.
1905 e. Main St, possession on short
notice.
1a1s r. Main St. 8 stories and cellar.
10 and IL S. 18th ST., very roomy.
s. 9Th Street. store only.
401 e. Main Street (officsl.
3 N. 11th Street (two offices).
42I S. Pine St, small store.
Shop in alley in rear OF 1th Street,
near Main Street.
Stable near Franklin and I'd Streets.
MONEY TO LEND.
n. w. BOWIE & SON,
Iie,5 Nod N. nth St
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
DEATH REVEALS
LIFE OF TRAGEDY
CHRONOLOGY OF THE TRAGIC
LIFE OF BERTHA BEILSTEIN

October 18e7-Bertha Besten society belle of Allegheny
shot her times and killed the elder instantly
while she was lying in bed
October 3ZAt5 o'clock Miss Belstein unsuccessful
attempts e She fired bullets into her body
one into and sashed both wrists with
October 3-Bertha Beilstein arrested
3-MiSs BeStenS uncle, David Rech, threw Hill
before express train and was instantly killed
October mothers funeral Edward brother of Bertha
tried jump into mothers grave.
8o8-Edward Belstein found lying across
his mothers grave dead poison clutched in his hand
November 18oSBera tried in court for murder OF mother
and declared insane.
November 1ses-Taken Dixmon asylum, where she
found to be model inmate.
September d. o06-Berta Beistein escaped from Dixmon
asylum presumably by of fire and with aid OF at
tendants.
October eo6State investigation of Beras and
attendants discharged.
October 1oO6-Beha Besten arrived home OF Edmund
w. Wander, 554 Burling street, Chicago
October 1oO6-Bertha Beisten smuggled from Chicago
through Fred and Mr. Wander and comes to
Angeles Olga S. Miller.
November o06-Mss Beisten, as Olga s. Miller obtained
position as waitress Hotel Rosslyn
January 1eO-iss Besten obtained position waitress
Hotel Naick.
April 1eo7-Mss left position Hotel Natick and
engaged room Hotel Royal Fourth and Main streets
May 17-Found i'll in her room by Richard L. Hardin
May 1o-Taken to county hospital
Nav 2-Mss Beilstein died county hospital where she
was registered under name of Olga S. Miller
arrested suspicion OF being responsible
for her death. .
Nav 23-City Chemist Miller analysed stomach of Bertha
Belsten and found no poison.
May 2Autopsy held by Dr. R. G. Russell and death found
% have been caused by abscess on her BRAIN
May 24-Hardn released findings OF autopsy surgeon
June Hardin tells story Herald reporter.
June Beisteins tragic story and end comes to light
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
ST. LOUIS STREET
SINKS z FEET
Portion of Washington Avenue Drops
Through Collapse of Roof Sup.
porting Underground
Passage
Rx Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June IA portion or
Washington avenue dropped. twelve feet
below the surface this morning by the
colIapsing of the roof Of one of the
natural underground passages known
as .'Uhrigs cave" 1t is feared that
the surrounding buildings may sink.
"This is a remarkable and very seri-
Gus item" said st. Louisan to whom
the above telegram was shown last
night. "The location of the drop in the
street is at jefferson and Washington
avenues, almost the heart of the whole
sale district At this point Washington
avenue is about $50 feet wide, narrow
ing to 100 feet as the street curves TO
the west.
''JJhrigs cave is a series of short
underground tunnels that were used for
the storage of beer during forty years
or more, at the time when a Dig
brewery owned by "a German named
Uhrig was located on the mound
at the southwest corner of Jeffer-
son and Washington avenues. When
the brewery was closed, perhaps twenty
years ago. the mound on which 1t stood
was transformed into summer garden,
and though the garden was known as
Uhrig's cave, the cave long since ceased
to be used for any purpose, and most
people never knew why the place was
called a cave.
What makes the sudden tunbling IN
of the cave a serious matter is that II
will disturb the foundations of splen-
did wholesale houses in the neighbor-
hood. Besides, the chamber of COM
merce of st. Louis, representing the
people, had just raised half million
dollars for the construction, over
Uhlig's cave of a coliseum to seat 25,-
900 people. This coliseum is now under
construction and is designed to accom-
modate one of the coming national
political conventions, which st. Louis
expects to get. 1t is impossible to de-
termine without further information,
whether the falling in of the roofs sup
porting the cave will necessitate the
abandonment. for the time being, OF
the coliseum enterprise.
.'It is safe to say, however, that great
inconvenience has been caused to street
railway traffic, for a. number of the
busiest and largest lines in the city
cross Jefferson avenue at Washington,
going in all directions"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
COMPANIONS CLOSE
ANNUAL SESSION
Grand Officers Elected and Installed
Every County In State Repre-
sented by One or More
Delegates
BY Associated Press.

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, June 1.-The
twentieth annual grand session of the
Companions Of the Forest closed here
today. &
1t was one of the busiest sessions in
the history of the order. An amend
ment was passed today allowing the
past grand chiefs mileage to the grand
session. The most important features
of today's session was the election and
installation of the grand officers. The
election was a spirited one and resulted
as follows:
Grand chief companion, Mrs. Lillian
Bastion Of San Francisco; grand sub
chief, Mrs. E. Brendell of San Fran
cisco; grand financial secretary, Miss
Agnes Brennan Of Alameda; grand re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Fumigan of
Marysville; grand treasurer, Miss l..
E. Cragan of San Francisco; grand
right guide, Mrs. Roney of Santa Cruz;
grand left guide, Leah Davis Of San
Francisco; grand inside guide, Mrs
Singleton of San Jose; grand outside
guide, Mrs. Christopher of Chico: grand
trustees, Mrs. Read Of Redwood, Mrs
Powers of Woodland, Mrs. Wyeott Of
| San Francisco.
Immediately after the election the
| installation was held. This evening 6
banquet was held in honor Of the grand
officers, delegates and visiting COM
panions. Every county In the state was
represented by delegates.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MUST
PAY LOS ANGELES WOMAN
By Associated Press.

-
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE
Southern Pacific Railroad company
must pay Edward MARROW and wife
Judgment awarded by the superior
court of Los Angeles county for $500
damages on account of the ejectment
of Mrs. Marlow from one of the COM
pany's trains between Maricopa and
Los Angeles. The supreme court today
affirmed the judgment and denial of the
motion for new trial by the lower
court.
The railroad company claimed that
Mrs. NARROW was put off the train on
failing to satisfy the train agent that
the signature she attached to her
ticket in his presence was identical with
that of the original purchaser. The de-
cision of the supreme court declares
that, the evidence was conclusive that
Mrs. NARROW was the original purchaser
of the ticket and that when her sigma
ture was required she was in nervous
condition and unable to write her name
in the usual manner. She was put off
the train at Cotton with an infant
child.