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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
Burglars Busy
In Fourth w ard
CONTINUED from Pace Cnc.)

was not at home and this morning
when Mrs. Rock found out that. she
was sleeping when an attempted bur.
buary was made on her home, she
was greatly frightened.
The same gang was ut the home of
Charles c. Conway on Fa!rmont ave.
nue., but failed to get In.
NJ. Welsh notified Sheriff Furbee,
of the burglary and the officer at once
called up ]. A. Landis and got him on
the scene with his blood hounds. The
officers and the dogs followed the trail
of the men from the Welsh home
through Fifth ward by Eighth street.
They went up Eighth street over the
hill until they came to the Farming.
ton road. They Travelled the road
some distance. The dogs followed tile
trail until White Rock station on the
internrban line was reached and there
the dogs stopped and 1t iS thought
that the men boarded the car Motor.
man Mont Miller stated to the officers
that several men had got on the car
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
A Prohib j mist
NJ. H. STEVENSON GIVES DEFlNl:i
TON OF WHAT; ONE 49, Ac:
coRoING TO HIS INC. NJ
TON.

PITTsBURG, Oct. IN. II Steven,
son, of this city, candidate for treas.
urer of Pennsylvania. on the Prohlbi.3
ton ticket. in an address at West
Bridgewater, Pa, last night said \: s
Il was surprised the other day whepI
n man twitted me because he heard
Of a ProhibitlonIst who some times
took drink and Of another who got
drunk occasionally. Some people
think 1t is necessary ito Join the
church., sign the pledge and become al
total abstainer to be a ProhibItionist.l
A ProhibItionist Is one who votes the
Prohibitionist ticket. The Prohibition
party is not a church or a total sab.A
stainence society, but a political party.
Many fail to note this distinction. We
have hundreds Of drunkards in the
United States who vote the Prohibit.
ton: ticket. Why? Because they are
slaves to drink aud would like to ses;
the temptation removed. The incon.
sistent fellow Is the Judge. perhaps an
elder In a church, who grants licenses
and the Sunday schooI superintendent
who votes for a license party and yet
do not drink To be consistent they
should go at least once a week to the
saloon they vote for aud get drunk
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
Death In the Mine
FOREIGNER CAUGHT UNDER
f STONE AND HELD FOR HOURS
WAS WORKING ALONE.

WHEELING. Oct. Lewis San;
dor, Hungarian miner employed III
the Chescent mine of the Lorains Coal
and Dock Company, twelve miles
west of bridgeport. was found dead
under a pile Of soap stone In the mine
last evening. Il;
Sander was killed some time after
noon, but Just when is not known.SIti
was reported last evening that he
was seen at work about 2 O'clock, but
the report was not verified j and his
body was cold when found. showing
that he had been dead several hours.
sandor was employed at driving at
what is known as a back entry and.
was working alone last evening when
the miners had finished work and were
leaving the mine. one OF them inquir.
ed for Sander and not seeing him sew
eral Of the men went to the part on
the mine where he was working and
found him buried undersas pile OF stone
that had fallen during the afternoon.
The men removed the stone and found
that he had been dead for some time.
His body was removed to his home M
Crescent and Coroner Or. AZ w. Div
en-, of Martins Ferry, was notified. and
Will probably hold an inquest today
District Mine Inspector, Ebenezert
Jones. of Martins Ferry, was also mo-
tilted. Sander was married and Is slrs
viYed by wife and several children.
He was one Of the well known Hun.
garian miners employed by the com.
pany. The fatal accident Eof 1 Sander
while the first in this month. mskes3
six in the district during the last ten
days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
New Manager
CHARLES G. HOOD ELECTED TIC
IMPORTANT POSITION BY
TRUST COMPANY.

Charles G. Hood was elected to the
office of manager of the insurance de.
partment of the Fairmont Trust Com.
pany ut meeting of the directors Of
the company yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Hood will succeed John C. Bond. who
formerly held the position. The in.
surance department of the Trust Com.
pany has been established for five
years and has worked up nice bust.
ness.
Mr.. Hood Is young man but has
the vim, energy and perseverance that
goes to make success. He Is a capa.
BILE young man and will no doubt
prove the wisdom of the directors
choice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02

s. :
Mrs. NJ. B. H. Barr Of 4O2 Quincy
street, has opened a private boarding
house.
Arnold Mason, of Ridgley avenue, Is
attending the clarksburg Fair to-day.
He VIII be accompanied on his return
by Miss zelma Robinson, who will
visit among Fairmont friends.
Mrs. Hunter, Of Ridsley avenue, left
Wednesday morning on two weeks
trip 10 jamestown and adjacent points.
Mr.. L. C. Smallwood, who Is working
at Beechwood with the stone company
which Is furnishing the stone for the
bridge at Morgantown, returned home
yesterday to arrange some matters
and went back to the above named
place to-day to resume his duties. Mr..
Smallwood formerly worked at the
shaft on the Carr lands below Fair.
mont.
a son was born on Monday, SeDtem.
Der 3Oth, to Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Hen
derson, at Gailand, N. c. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson formerly resided in this
city.
Mrs. Drusilla Harris, of Viola, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Mar.
tina vanGifder, and her son. VI. W.
Harris, on Fourth street. She was
accompanied here by her grandson,
Howard Harris.
Mrs. Florence Stevens and Mrs.
Golfer went to Clarksburg' this morn.
ing to spend the day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
.HUlPPg.APTURES
!. !. A B ! !. ! D
AMONG THEM is AN ALLEGED
g PosToEFicg RosRER tAts
SO AN OUTLAW.

cLARKsBURG, oct, conne ted
with the present term Of the federal
court is the big haul OF mountaineer
yiolators United States DEPUTY, Mars
shal ED. Hupp made within the last
day or SO. He; had quite a chase
through The mountains and rounded
up four bad ones on the trip, among
them a bootlegger posto tlice 8robber, d
mooashlner and a speakeass man.
The officer captured Sol. Wyatt, an
old offender, In the Middleton moun.S
tains. lie will be tried for noonshiRs
ing. Lewis BANNER was arrested At
Jenningston for running a pcakeasy
without government revenue stamp.
An outlaw and boolegger named
Edward Williams was also captured
at Jenninsstou, aud he Swllf5bsS given
q hearing Wednesday morning before
United. States Commissioner q. Is.
spates. 8 I; Il, .5sass
Robert Sheets was arrested for
burglarizlng a postotice near Terra
Alta and he. has been held underlbona
Of $1,000 to answer at the Martinsblrg
term of federal court two weeks hence.l
Some Of them will be tried at this
term Of the court. II F;;ss Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
REAL BEARS
FOR teddy d ]
HUNTERS HAVE 10 GATED EIGHT
LIVE oNEs IN " RTHERN
70 ulslANA.

NEW ORLEANS oct. President
FSeseyelt VIII be within one ITO -four
tours Communication with the out.
sssI.s world wien he goes into hunting
I gimp in northeast Louisiana at the
: fnd Of tkts week. The location OF two
% Ids camps, which have already. been
i sesed, have been made public by a.
j.. iptacltsr, Of: Lake Providence; La,
lido telRed 70 make the camps.
3 me FIRST IS at the junction of the
a ehsas hyer and the Monticello road
% East6 Carroll parish. The camp
! u phi be about FIVE miles from Alsatla
tadup, where the temporary White
Hpnse viii Ebe established for the
f,fepident,s secretaries. telegraphers
va newspaper CORRESPONDENTS. Tho
seeund camp Is at the junction oi
lsontie cello road and Joes bayou. A
tcrnporary bridge has been built
setpss the rensas river to give com.
rfunlratluu between the camps. From
HE base four canebrakes are easily
ssreEsfbies
ar. AmacEer said SO far eight bears
have been located in the brakes by
experienced hunters. who have been
selected 10 lead the party.
4 ID . z "a y ID ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
Congressman
Can't Escape
MUST FACE JURY ON CAPITOL
GRAFT CHARGES SAME AS
OTHERS.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. ALI Of
the Il defendants against whom suits
were brought for conspiracy to defraud
the State in connection with the new
Capitol building have been indicted.
When the Dauphin county grand jury
adjourned yesterday afternoon until
this morning It had found 10 true bills.
Nineteen bills remain to be disposed
OF and they will doubtless be returned
to the court by Thursday evening.
The name Of Congressman H. Burd
Cassel. of Lancaster county, was add.
ell to the list OF indictments yesterday.
Two true bills were found against
him.. In one case he Is charged, with
Huston, Shumaker, Snyder, Mathues
and Lewis, with conspiracy to defraud
the State of s9l,9SG.GO by fraudulent
invoice for metallic furniture. In the
other case his associates are Huston,
Shumaker, Snyder, Mathucs and If.
vine, and the amount involved Is $5,-
O90.10.
The grand jury also indicted Sander
son, Huston and Shumaker for their
connection with the "baccarat" glass
fraud, the fraudulent invoicing amount
ing to s5S,ii4.28.
The PENNSYLVANIA Bronze Company
men, Sanderson, Kinsman Boileau,
Neiderer, Storm. Huston, Shumaker,
Snyder and Mathues, were indicted on
the charge of attempting to lefraud
the State of s117,232.2O by fraudulent
invoice for brackets.
Four true bills were found against
Sanderson, Huston, Shumaker. Sny-
der and Nathues for conspiracy to de-
fraud by fraudulent invoices, s3i,7G6
for marble, Sll,1OO for modelling. $685..
5177.30 for furniture and $25,2G3.G3 for
standards.
The other two of the ten true bills
found today are against Payne's part
ner, Charles G. Waiter. Both are for
rendering fraudulent bills, one for &c..
900 and the other for $1,000.
Attorney General Todd's associates,
Deputy Attorney General Cunningham.
James Scarlet and Senator Fox, are
preparing the cases during the consld.
Grafton of the bills by the grand jury
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
FOOD VALUES.
Most of Us Eat Much to Get Little
Nourishmeat.

Most Of Us Eat Much to Get Little
Nourishment.
1t is often said that most men eat
too much. 1t is undoubtedly true, but
not in literal sense. The trouble in
that most of lis eat large quantity
of inert matter to get small amount
of nourishment. A great many foods
have but a low percentage of noursh.
tomach is over burden.
cd. We should select our food mora
carefully. One OF the most concen.
trated foods known is too little apprc.
clated. 1t Is oliye oil. Its percentage
Of nourishing power is over 125. Thinl;
Of 1t. 1t is very easy to digest ana
is altogether excellent. Berl Olive Oil
is absolutely pure. 1t is the finest ltal.
ian olive oil. In Falrmont It Is sold
by CRANES DRUG STORE, at SIC
for v pint G5c per pint. $3.50 per
gallon.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
Young Man
Died To-Day
A. BROOKS VINCENT PASSED
AWAY AT FOUR O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING.

A. Brooks Vincent died this morning
at four o'clock at his home on Grassy
Run after two weeks illness of typhoid
fever. He was eighteen years OF age
and was employed at the West Fair
mont shaft, where he ran the fan Ell
CINE. at the time he was taken i'll.
Deceased was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Vincent, who survive him.
together with six brothers and two sis.
tiers.
Funeral services will be held at the
family residence on Thursday after
noon at 2:38 o'clock. lnterment viii
be made in the family cemetery. I'm.
dertaker R. L. Cunningham has charge
of the arrangements.
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a .
early this morning at that point. White
Rock station is about mile this side
of Monongah and by the time that the
first interurban car would arrive there
the men could make that point. Mr.
Miller did not tell the sheriff how
many men there We're nor where they
got of; bit this Is Information that h.
can easily get as Mr. Miller lives In
town. Is
Mr.. Lands after he came back from
the chase went to the scene OF
The burglary and his dogs traced the
men to all the houses named and the,
back to the old trail leading through
Fifth ward over Eighth street. Mr.
Lands then took the dogs off for he
was sure that they were on the right
trail and that the men had boarded !,
car at White Rock.
Mr.. Lands dogs proved themselves
TO be valuable man hunters. This Is
the third time they have been called
out and they have made good.
Tie thieves no doubt went through,
to Clarksburg and perhaps are enjoy
ing themselves to-day at the fair.
County Superintendent Faust is Ii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02

ANY city subscriber missing the
West Vlrginian can obtain duplicate
copy from the office by ringing 81
cnlation Department to maintain !,
high standard of Service. and co-opera
tion on the past Of patrons is solicited
Consolidated or GS Bell, not later than
ZOO p. m. 1t Is the aim of the Cir.
n reporting any Irregularities. i
west Virgirian wants ads pay.
AND will be ready for trial on the day
fixed by the court,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
CHILD WlFE'S AMBITION
Causes Her Husband to Seek Political
IJnnorr

Honors.
WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. "a
child wife's ambron is the cause Of
W. Fl. Hearnc, the millionaire ut,or.
ncy. announcing .h:t he will be can.
didate for the Republican nomination
for governor Of this State.
Hearne is GO years cd. 4 few
months ago he wedde, Miss Campbell,
aged is, of st. Louis. Mrs. licrne
wants to be the Nrs; lady ii the
State.
Mr.. Hearnc will make tour of tho
State in an automobile. He rs brol...
er of Frank H. Heamc. president ri
the Colorado Fuel ami Iron Co.. who
died recently.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
GLOBE BOOK STORE.

The six great ports Of India which
received merchandise and sdistributed
It for consumption and e.export In
1906 $were: Calcutta s141 ,470.1sos
Bombay 9 SIPS 4s, o55: Karachl; sst,-
44o,0s5; Rangoon. s31 100, 2s5; Mad
ras, s2s.sse.sso, and chittagong. ST.
02I,oso.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02

There IS a difference in placing your
Name and address on a street car,
4 barn or board fence and real advertis.
fnE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02

Aisses Florence Roster and sadie
t.loyd went to Clarksburg this morn.
gbng 10 take In the Fair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02
New County School I. Books I.s:,l. !,

Just adopted by the county school;
book board can be bought cheap Sbys
bringing in your old McGuify's Read.
ers and Spoilers, also Rays Arithme,
tics. to the
GLOBE BOOK STORE,
II Watson Hotel Bldg,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05

Miss Claudia Hagy, a pretty young
lady who has been terching school in
the community, was in town on yester-
day, enroute to Wytheville for a visit.
Miss Hagy ordered the News to follow
her.
Our readers are enjoying Capt.
Lakes "Recollections." The one in
last issue, as the one this week, will
prove very entertaining.
The removal of the Office Of Col. H.
c. Anderson this week to the opposite
lot, has proved quite an exciting
episC de. 1t vas moved by block and
tackle, operated by the street car
power. The rope was make fast TO the
car, and the building moved easily. 1t
was a nice piece of work. General
Manager Long handled the ropes.
Preaching next Sunday In Main
street Methodist church at IL a. M. and
at North Tazewell at 7;30 p. m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05
Sore TNicpIes and Chapped Hands

Are quickly cured by applying chamberiain's
eaive. Try it, It is q success, Price IS cents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05

Mrs. Walker has been suffering with
her eyes. She was unable to play in
the Easter Services last Sunday night
The affection is not serious,it is hoped
Mr.. Rass Lowder has been i'll this
week-dangerouslv so at one time. Mrs
Lowder has been quite sick also, but
both are some better.
Mrs. G. G, Rector has been i'll this
week, but is better.
Mrs. j. W. Chapman is better, and
her family and friends are more hope
full
Mrs. w. j. Hoge, Burke's Garden, is
the guest of her husbands sister, Mrs.
Crockett Bowen.
Chas. Larimer is laid up for repairs.
lie fell, or was knocked from the top
or the street car on yesterday, while
the trolly used in moving
the office from the court house square.
Mr.. Long fell at the same time, but
caught a rope before reaching the
ground. Larimer is not seriously hurt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05
Mr.. SPOTS for MaYOr.

When the ticket for town council
printed on an inside page of this paper
Was put up the editor understood that
Mr.. SPOTS did not care to be Mayor
of the town another term. We have
learned differently since the ticket was
printed, and wish to say, that we have
no fight to make against the present
Mayor, and have heard Of no opposi-
ton to him whatever. He has made
a good officer, and we are sure every
voter fin town will be satisfied with
Mr.. Spots reelection.
We make this explanation to dis
abuse the minds of any one who
might think that this paper is opposed
to Mayor Spotts reelection.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05
Farm, Mills,
ETC.. for Sale

We offer for sale the following de-
sirable property: 165 acres OF good
land. situated in land county. Va.
about one half mile from the Tazewell
county lie, on which are 3 good dwell.
ing houses and other property as fol.
lows: One dwelling house with 8
rooms, office in yard, spring house.
wood house, buggy and saddle shed.
large barn and shed, well of good water
in yard, grape vines, orchard, etc.
One dwelling house rooms. all
necessary odt bindings. good spring,
large barn, 2 good orchards, etc.
One dwelling house rooms, all
necessary out buildings. Also "a Rolling
Mill with 2 double stand of rollers:
a corn mill and Ccushec; Saw mill has
52 inch saw; Shingle mill and Jointer-
capacity 10000 shingles per day. One
Lathe Mill-capacity 10000 per day.
Turning lathe. Large PIaner, works
all kind Of ceiling and moulding.
There is also blacksmith shop on
the farm
All OF the above machinery is run by
water power and and is in good shape.
There are 40 acres of good meadow
land on farm, % acres in timber, and
the rest In blue grass sod. This proper
ty will be sold entire at the reasonable
pric8'of $4,000.
- LAKE, HAWKINS & COMPANY,
Tazewell, Va.
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>.as zS
WARN% cARDER
ySSsssysT
IN THE HOG LOTS.

Very Desirable Watering Device.
Trough For MIL Feed.
The device used for watering the
hogs is exceptionally well adapted to
the purpose in the absence OF a natural
water supply-in fact, 1t is perhaps
more desirable than ponds or even run
ming streams on the score OF cleanli-
ness and decreased liability to infee-
tous diseases. A sled large enough to
hold an ordinary barrel is covered with
a heavy water tight floor and boarded
up water tight four inches around the
edges. The barrel Is provided with a
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05

large bung, or wooden stopper. in the
upper head in order that it may readi-
ly be filed with water. a half inch hole
Is bored In the side of he barrel about
three inches from the bottom-i. G., the
opening is three inches from the floor,
on which the barrel stands. The lower
hole being stopped, the barrel is filled
with water. The large bung is then in
serted alright. The sled is now drawn
to the field near the shelter houses, and
the small stopper is removed. The
water runs out. filling the shallow box
forming the top of the SLED TO the level
of the small opening in the barrel. The
hogs may drink at any corner of the
box. AS the water is consumed more
runs out Two such barrels are placed
in each Enclosure and filed once or
twice a day or as often as they become
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05
Muslin Underwear

High muslin gowns tucked yoke hemsitched collar and
cuffs 75c.
High neck tucked and embroidered yokes and
henrSttched ruffes, at 0Sc and SIPS.
Fine muslin and nansook gowns and embroidered yoke
hemstched cuffs and collars finished with ribbon,
and 81 50.
Fine nansook gowns embroidered yokes and sleeves
lace and ribbon trimmings, 81 90 and $50.
Corset of fine CambC lawn and nansook plain
hemsttched rufc lace and embroidered ules fronts
bon trimmings 25C $50.
Cambria and nanook drawers, hemstched embroded
lace trimming 40C SIPS.
Lace and embroidered ChemiSe, 81. So up.
Misses and Chdrens plain ruled gowns drawers c
Fine knit merCerized ribbed vests and
Ribbed gauze drawers, trimming
25c and soc.
Plain ribbed gauze vests, 1oc, I5c
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05
A New Machine.

The Clerks Office has Book Type
writer, the first one brought to this
town. 1t travels down the page, and
deeds and other public documents can
be recorded in typewriter characte rs
instead Of pen and ink.
This is a great Improvement in many
ways. The machine is now used in
most flrst-class clerks offices Of the
country.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05
CRoss SECTION OF noe TROUGH

CROSS SECTION OF hoo TROUGH.
IA, A are guy wires. which hold the by
II inch board (B) in place. There are
three OF these wires on n sixteen foot
trouI h. The crosspiece co is made from
by inch stun as n support for b.
There are five of these to each trough.
The bottom of the feed box Cd is made
from BY - inch material. and the sides
(E. e. from by inch planllsl
pound hogs. The center board OBJ pre-
vents the hogs from getting their feet
into the troughs, but does not interfere
with their eating. 1t Also prevents
fighting across the trough.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-05

I will pay the market price, and pay
cash on delivery, sacks furnished. /
would advise the farmers to prepare
their wool, take out all burs and tags,
it will pay you to do 80. Please
notify me, il / can handle your wool,
raining about the amount you will
lave, 50 I can have sacks ready when
you want them.
II. Ct. PEERY,
North Tazewell, Va.