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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-18
lR0lI'E|I ELECTEp
WELL Y! l=l:l 4 KNOWN I, ,,s AToR Hos:
r Z i I AS Y !PF y 81 g SOB OF LATIN
NJ UNIVERSITY. & a.iail n

SiORGANToW'N,: June y IS. - The
most important action taken at the
regents meeting yesterday was the
election Of Prof, Frank Trotter TO the
chair ofsLatn, recently filled BY Prof.
r. ". Dontbat Prof Trotterj Is from
Wesleyan college at Buckhannon.
The regents had rs the main item
to consider in the; morning the local
milkmen's objection to the Experiment
stations sale Of milk, and other dairy
products. This question Is one Of long
standing, having been presented to the
regents for consideration at previous
meetings. ~
Director Stewart, Of the experiment
station. appeared In behalf Of the
station. He showed that not as many
COWS as at most state farms were be.
ing kept for experimental purposes.
J MS was one OF the main objections
Of the milkmen. u
Owing to the fact that one Of the
dealers, Mr.. J. G. Smith, could not
be present further action on the mat
ter was postponed until future time
but the regents expect to give the
dairymen a final answer before ad
jourhment.
The claims Of the American Agri
cultural and Chemical Company Of
Baltimore, who lost fertilizer tags to
the amount Of $4,000 in the great FIRE
will be heard Friday morning. These
tags were issued by the experiment,
station, and last winter a bill was
passed by the legislature reimbursing
the tag company. but was vetoed by
Gov. Dawson, with instructions tina,
the case be Investigated by the re
gents.
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without suffering intensely ufterward,
Their faces are usually covered with
pimplcs and blotehes. They always have
headache, constipation, arc tired and
listlcss and as many whom have talked
TO put It lust feel mean and bad all over. ,
They arc always dosing themselves on
pills and pre.di&ested foods and the like
until they have 30 weakened their stom.
achs that they can't eat anything. It's all
nonsense. have seen and talked with
people who had lived for months on milk
and toast, take bottle or two Of Cooper's
New Discovery and inside of two weeks
sit down and cat big meal at night then
60 to bed and sleep as well as any one,
Here is one case have in mind.
Mrs; Ellen Keoth, 1907 Ogden Ave. /,
Superior, Wis, recently wrote me:
mo one knows what awful suffering I
have endured from indigestion. My
stomach would not digest the simplest
foods and no matter what l ute would be
sure to suffer afterwards. Twas also con.
stipated and had queer dizzy spells and
frieh,fal headaches. OFT times l felt 50
badly that could scarcely walk. had
taken Cooper's New Discovery but a
short time when noticed decided i'm.
psoyement. Now ! can ,ruthfuily say I
feel Greatly improved in every way and
today for the first time in ten years l en-.
ioyed q hearty meal. ! an indeed very
grateful to YOU" :
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GENERAL BOGCS
HAS RESIGNED
NO LONGER DESIRES TO SERVE
AS Discussing OFFICER FOR
NATIONAL GUARD.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 49,
Gen. Edward L. BoSgs, private sec,
rotary TO the governor, has resigned
as disbursing officer Of the National
Guard, and Col. C. F. Jolliffe, Of the
First infantry, has been detailed in
his stead. General Boggs asked to re.
sign, one reason being that he did
not care TO again undertake the work
as he broke down Under 1t at Camp
Gretna, Pa, last summer. He retains
his rank, however.
Arrangements for the eneampmen.
at kanawna City, two miles above
Charleston. are progressing finely.
There Is absolutely nothing In the
story sent ont from Parkersburs
about any probability Of the camp
ground being flooded. So far as known
It has not been fooled since the days
of Noah. 1t was not even flooded IN
the great flood of 1860, one Of the
highest even known on the Kanawha.
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BARAcKyILLE June IL itcon;
tinues warm Ike "a was yesterday,
corn and other things will begin to
grow The farmers willShaye d chance
to work their corn, something they
haven't had yet this summer, especial.
~ around here, which Will also aid
the corn in its growing.
There are several Of our people who
are somewhat N IN health, among
whom are Mrs. c. H. Ridgaway, who
has been sick for several days, but
she lis about well now.
Mr.. C, H. Ridgaway has been on the
sick list also, but3has now returned to
works q \ II
Mr.. Jay Michael has been sick and
unable to workifor several days.
Miss I.eafy Ice was visiting friends
at Warrington Sunday.
Miss Robinson, Of Pennsboro, is here
visiting her sister, Grace, who has
been making her home with Louis
Hall for nearly three years.
Besides those already named were
several other visitors IN town Sunday,
whoses names are unknown to the
writer.
Mr.. Ira C. Moore returned yester-
day from Benton's Ferry, where he
went Saturday 10 FIJI his appointment
Sunday.
J.. F. Ice and wife and E. c. Wilson
and wife, Of this place, attended meet
Ing at Benton's Ferry Sunday, driv.
Ing up in the morning and back in the
evening. 6s
Mrs. Martha Ice, who has been sick
the biggest part Of the winter and
spring and part Of the time very poor
W, was out yesterday.
Mr.. Elijah satterheld, whose wife
died about month ago, was married
last week. The boys said they would
have gone up and serenaded him. but
thought It would look too bad to go
up there and make such a noise, SO
soon after a funeral.
The editor, in the issue Of the -14th
was wrong in his statement that the
chicken crossed the road because #
wanted on the other side" Through
later researches in natural philosophy
It has been discovered that the chick.
Ell crosses t he road because 1t could
MT go around the road.
OTHELLO.
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PERsONAL
!, ]: 3. 9, 3: .,

!. ~ ~, lSiss y r :.
M 4. NJ Burdette, d c'alpepper,
Virginia. iss ID isItor In the city. VI
Nils Jane Prick lt, OF Viola, IS The
gpest otysirs.i Mary b Palmer, on Wal.
mt Avenue, n 4; Is N
Miss Pauline Miller Is the guest
~ friend aiorgantown during com
1nencement5 week. y; "A !;
Ieslies Cunningham ISL out today
fprtiie first time, after q seige Of four
weeks with Uphold I fever Y,
ME- +. az Hull and family leave 10.
morrow fof) 81: Lake Park.whersj ,ey
#illSspeud The heated season. J 3 "a T.
Arthur S. sBrobst, who has been at.
tending the Carnegie Technical 1nsti.
tute, AZ Pittsburg, arrived home last
night " 4 + (, n n 4
French and Earl Nc Cray, who have
been attending school + at the Ohio
State University, are at home for
their: yacati ion. +. q
Mrs. Anna Brown. OF Cumberland
Msryland VIII arrive in the city today
Stoibelth elgnests 81 Mrs. N. r, CsINlorrow
Tor % few weeks. M 35 =
X Arthur Wilkins OF !Pitsburg, was
Sins the city yesterday enroute to the
9smoSs from q visit with relatives
at independenc ]! 81 y. lsS- 4 4.
Nj. John s. Hamilton, accompanied
SbyS hissson, Harold, left Sunday night
forS On extended trIplto Seattle, Wash.
lsington and other points. Y
Master Alexander Robb, the bright
little SOD 3of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Robb.
iois Mapletayenus, Is quite III, suffering
5swithgaSs severe attack Of gastrltis.
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sBALLo oN's$ FAST TIME.
Army Officer Reports Speed Of IS
Miles an Hour. ~

WASHINGTON D. c.. June 49,
Captain {. D. chadler, the aeronau,
expert 81 the army, reports regarding
ills balloon trip! June 4, from Washing
ton 70 Harrisburg, Pa. M
4 He states that}the course Of the bal
loon was due north and that the speed
was greater at the lower attitudes
The ascension was made at lis In
the afternoon and the descent at 5:A5.
the distance Travelled being 1898 miles.
Az 4 o'clock the balloon was max.
Ing "a speed of IS miles an hour. The
weight 81 The war. gas bag, instru.
aments and the three passengers was
s2,402 pounds.
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Plic res,
And Fin I. Singing
a Z !. "a ] 1 Z !. :: 1:;ra'.nd.
~ " jS4s-f441y
LARGE Au olENcEs GREETED
i e EACH 4 4 PERI RMANcE LAST:
Ri6RT-AcTs WERE GOOD. 3
PICTURES, VAUDEVILLE AND IL,
Illustrated SONGS MAKE Up
FINE EVENING BILL. u

The initial performance Of the
Grand's summer show opened last
night, playing to three large audi.
ences, and from the expressions heard
while the people were leaving the
theater It male good and more. Many
were surprised at the length and char.
acter OF the entertainment that was
being offered for ten cents.
The performance opened with 4
pleasing motion picture Of the sen.
timental sort, called" "a Woman's Sac.
rihce." This was followed by the
vaudeville act Of Little Cricket and
her dog Rags which won the hearts
Of the audience. Little Cricket is a
bright child and has promising iu.
ture. This was followed by another
clever moving picture, MODELLING Of
the Darby. These pictures were as
good as any ever seen In the city and
were entirely new subjects.
Griffith. advertised as "The Acme
Of Dexterity," came next and held the
rapt attention Of the audience from
the start 10 the finish Of HIS act. Crit.
fifth, us a manipulation OF coins, cards
and billiard balls, has scarcely peer
III the country. He depends chiefly
upon his digital dexterlty to entertain
his audience. One Of his best tricks
Is his billiard ball manipala.ions. In
that he has no equal, producing Mt the
tips Of his fingers eight solid billiard
balls. The deception Is so perfect.
complete and convincing that the laws
Of nature seem to be disregarded. The
atmosphere is filed with mystery;
the billiard balls appear and disappear
at command. Az
Grlnith's act was followed by an
illustrated song, 'I.ike the Rose you
Are the Fairest F,oworn ,,rs Er,,,,
L. Hall, who also furnished the music
for the acts. rendered this song In n
most pleasing manner and was loudly
encored. Mrs. Hall possesses a won.
derfuI voice and the management
made no mistake in selecting her for
the illustrated songs. Her other work
also provoked much favorable com.
ment.
Ashton and Earle tho donh,a IN, ~
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c. 0. D. CASE
Determined
SUPREME COURT FINDS EXPRESS
AGENT NOT GUILTY OF IL.
llclT RETAILING,

the Supreme Court Of Appeals it
session at Wheeling has handed lowr
a far reaching and important decision
on the G. 0. D. liquor question.
The case in point was that Of the
State VS.. J. J. Kennedy and the cour,
reversed the decision Of Judge boo
little OF the sixth circuit and declar
ed the defendant not guilty Of Illicit
retailing.
Kennedy was agent for an express
company at Hamlin. Lincoln county
and as such received packages o.
whiskey and delivered them. ~
In the case upon which he was con
Victed 1t was proven that he had re-
celved such package and delivered
10 man who had not ordered It, bu,
was willing 10 receive It from the ey.
press Office.
He was convicted in Judge Doolit.
Ties court and was fined and sentenced
10 term in Jail.
Inc case was appealed TO the s,,.
preme Court. D. C. Gallaher, Of this
city, representing Kennedy in the high,
ev court.
This Is one of the c. O. D. liquor
cases similar 10 several heard In the
federal courts in which Judge DAY.
ton In one case ruled that It was lille.
gal to ship liquor, 10 be paid for upon
delivery, from one State into a mar,
or another where license was no,
granted or where prohibition main,
tanned. Judge Keller, Of the southern
district, ruled the opposite.
In this case the State court merely
ruled over the Interpretation Of n
State statute.
The syllabus of the opinion render
ed by Judge William N. Miller. the
other judges concurring, Is as fol
lows: ..
|. Section /, chapter 10, acts u
l9o3, relating'to shipment and sale Of
Intoxicating liquors contrary to Inv
and providing a remedy therefor, Is
inapplicable when applied to interstate
shipments. I...n.... ..'
2. An agent in this State OF an ex
press company engaged in The bust.
ness Of a common carrier OF packages
which accepts splrituous liquor In an
other State for shipment and delivery
to conslgnee in this State collect on
delivery. and which agent delivers the
liquor to such consignce In the usual
course of the business Of such com.
mon carrier and collects from the
conslgnee the price Of the liquor and
the cost of carriage, is not guilty n
selling intoxicating liquor without a
State license for dealing therein. al.
though he knows the consignee had
not ordered the liquor.
The last part OF paragraph two Of
the syllabus is taken by some attor,
neys to be very sweeping, throwing
open all parts Of West Virginia te
dealers in intoxicating liquors in 9th,
er States, permitting them to prac,l,
cally sell at will wherever they please
without paying the State license on
liquor dealers. Another effect would
be the practical multiplying Of the at
tempts Of the citizens Of various coun,
ties to prohibit the sale and use Of
lntoxicants.
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'IslNDlAN ASKS DIVORCE.
Red Mansls'Aeeused Of Having Desert.
Y 5i4,s A; lS5 ed / His Wife,

slISWAsHlNGToN, D. c. June IS. =
That civilization has grasped the Am.
ericanS Indian and made him Its own
may besinferrel by the fact that Rosa
isB. La Flesche, Chippewa Indian,
ssned5hers husband Francis La Flesche,
y an Omaha Indian, in the divorce court.
They. were married March Is. 1906,
and lived happily together until last
Koyember,t he'hasband being an EN-.
$ploye Of the Indian office at a salary
SB to5ft $500 a year. IN November they
went west to see the old folks. Then
the. trouble began. The husband went
TO see his tribe, leaving her in oma.
ma. He never did come back. but re.
turned to Washington without her.
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THREE MORE BODIES
.- WERE RECOVERED

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, June 49,
Clad in full naval uniforms aud with
face and nands fearfully mutilated
the bodies Of Midshipman W. C. u
rich, OF Wisconsin, class Of 1907; ".
Fl. Stephenson, North Carolina, class
Of 1906: and F. P. Halcomb, OF Delq
ware. class Of 1907. were found In
Chesapeake Bay yesterday. The bod
les, after being examined and iaen.i
fed, were taken by the naval tug Pc
tomac 10 the naval hospital at Ports
mouth.
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q person with the
meanest disposition
on earth. You
can't blame them.
Nothing in the
world takes all tho
cheer and bright
ness out Of life like
q bulky stomach.
People who suffer
in this way feel out
Of humor, out Of
sorts and irritable
oil the time. They
ncnts 80 -
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Piles get quick and certain relief from
DR.. Shops Magic Ointment. Please
note It Is made alone for Plles,and
Its action is positive and certain. Itch.
ng, painful, protruding or blind piles
disappear like magic by its use. Large
nickel-capped glass Jars 50 cents. Sold
by E. A. Billingslea & Co.
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viii Attend Monument unvelIloo

viii Attend Monument dwelling.
The G. A. R. and Drum Corps are
invited to the unwilling Of the monu
ment at the mouth Of PrIckett's
creek on next Saturday. Arrange
ments are being made for the train
to stop at that place and hundreds Of
people are expecting to so from here
The committee in charge anticipate Q
great day.
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Sacrifice Sale.

Trers and Pond Plano, nearly new
folding bed, library and extension
tables, chairs, sideboard, refrigerator,
book! cases, paintings and many other
articles. Cali afternoons at 2iS Wat.
son avenue. June sl5st
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Court News

Calvin .. Conway VS.. Falrmont
Warrington Railway Company, Inter
mediate Court, IN chuncery; July
rules. W. H. Conway lawyer for
plaintiff. aa5
Harvey shasa rs. Charles Q. Jack
son, intermediate Court, debt: July
rules. Harry Shaw, counsel for the
plaintiff.
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William Vincent, while sleeping OF
second story porch at the home OIL
Charles Wilson. in Evansville last
night, fell on and broke his leg. he
also sustained a severe scalp wound
where his head struck the gas meter
Vincent was taken to Cooks Hospita!
this morning where he received sugt
cal treatment, 81
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Judgement lot sale begins Al so
eharp, rain or shine, Jdne goth. Free
car service toand from ground. First
car will leave court house 10 a. m. and
every half hour thereafter until & q
o'clock. Everyone on ground at the
close Of sale will be given a ticket on
free lot. vi 4 81 al X
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''RINERSVIEVI''
S''IIP|R!E.l| !. ! | !.
AND , THE n PLACE rs WELL SUITED
FOR NICE HOMES At REAs IL
soNABLE PRICES. ~
NEW ADDITION TO THE CITY is
BEING OPENED UP BY Lo.
CAL CAPITALISTS. ~

sought alter property PAS been secur.
ed for the purpose Of cutting It up into
lots for the market. The title to this
property has for number Of years
been in such shape that 1t could not
be bought for any price but this prob.
lem has been solved by firm Of we'll
known young business men composed
Of Glenn F. Barnes, Of the First Ma.
tional Bank, Murray Dlekerson. OF the
Dickerson Building Supply Company,
Clarence D. Robinson. councilman
from the First ward, and John Hen.
shaw. the well known attorney. They
have succeeded In securing the title
TO this valuable property from John Q,
Leyelle and by this means 1t Is open,
ed up for building purposes.
The plat contains 10 acres Of what
lis locally well know as the Golden
Property and lies just ABOVE Diamond
. y
street in the First ward about oppo'
! site Cooks Hospital and the Falrmon,
Normal school. While the property Is
we'll up on the Hill, atfordlng a fine
view Of the river and almost all por.
tions Of Fairmont, It Is easily accessl.
BILE by a good, easy grade which reach.
es It from Diamond street. It would
not be thought upon first notice that
so much level building ground could
be found SO close to the business por.
ton Of the city.
All that portion Of the grounds
which Is not level Is now being rapid.
ly graded by force of men with
teams and scrapers, the high places
are being scraped of and filled Into
the lower portions Of the plat SO that
when this Is completed it will present
one continuous series Of level build
Ing lots.
40 soo' 90 VIC s'"u'.s 70 nussue u
Mr.. Shrewsbury B. Miller. the well
known civil engineer, will make plat
a,o.. , a NV. " VIZ &c seaN'
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can he seen FROM th,s roint a. ,
glance Gas ,,eht and WAFER ,,,u ha
among The conyen,encas ofsara6 I'll,
grounds are within two h,oo,s - ,ha
Fret word sohoo, hose. o,d tilt,
ten minutes, WALL 10 orr INV. :. ~,
CITY
NJessrs. Dornes and n,c,arson r.sr.
consulted obout flo solo 80 ,haao ~,
Yesterday and ,hev save ort .tho 49,,
nation that there would not he any
lot sale but that the lots will he .n,aced
! on the market at private sale at ~.
ures within the reach Of thosa vso
are wanting A sinai, home m easy
payments. II will be nosslble for a
workingman 10 secure home site her.
for less than $500 which is a nrIce
at which no other pronerty ts betnp NJ.
4 fered within The civ Limits
sovoro, b,rso, have o,,o,a,. !, -,
buift unon tho nro,e,,,, .n1 ,nots
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We" a" VIC oe"e. prospects foF LUZ
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Watson Defeats Kinan1,ont.

In Sundays game at Watson be:
tween the Watson team and King:
mont team, Kingmont was defeated
by score Of, to 0. 3S5 4;
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WEST ViRGtNfANs \
At LOCAL HOTELS. 4,
~ 4 4 .sI..s =

TAvERN-Gecrge Woctter; and
wife, Weston; Charles W. $diftholtani,
%. F. Cunningham, w AZ Hooper. s.5
N. Buckingham, Parkersburg; W. B.
Campbell NJ D. Riggs. Lee FrIeden::
rich, n. D. Reed, Jacob Albert H
snrelk, Wheeling; Mrs. F. s: 1ane,S
Salem; F. Larsent, A. L. Hartman, Ran
dali; Ella NJ, Turner, u, Il A. sMcCol.S
Tough, John B. Grumbin, Morgantown;s
c. NJ. Goodman, J. W. .Tryman, Clarbis.s
burg; p. H. Murphy, Gassaway; David;
satterfield, Murray; Charles AZ. Mld:t
dleburg, Fayette; ]. Hop Woods
Charles NJ. Murphy, Phlllppl:s n. sls
skemp, Midland; J. H. Arnett, Wheel
'1s; NJ. NJ. Barb and wife, RI, B. ASH
&c. E. Beatty, Lawrence Beatty Mans
n!ngton; R. X. Mcneil, Mooreaeld;S
R. P. Ford, New Martlnsyllle; 6 !ss$E.s
Amos, Hammond; George e. snoden,s
Colfax. (, IL " & {
MARiETTA-E. L. Fortney. Thur
mond; Dave Weed, Bush Snyder, (. Z
wv. Bartlett, Warrington; s. Bradley,
W R. Snyder, Wheeling; BIZ F.SWil:s
son, Barrackville; George L. Ramsey
Homer Bartlett, clarksburg; .. M
coltrane, Hopwood; J.. w. Wolfe MO-
nongah; Mrs. ", L. Umburn. Beallss
Mills; z. J. Martin, Amos; Larry Clr.
costa, Nick Gryido, Middleton. ~
MANLEY-J. 7. Koen, u o. Huey,i
c. W. Nlockler Warrington; d ~
Trippet statler's Run; j.. G. Ogden
clarksburg; Emma A.. Brooks; D !. Az
Taylor, Wheeling: George A. Fergu.l
son. shinnston; j. B.&Wllt, Elklns; Oh
/ l. Queen. Grafton; Frank B. Trotters
Walter Barnes, Buckhannon.5 IS II
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SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
INDIGESTION.

Show me person who suffers from ii.
digestion or dyspepsia and will show You
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The fact that Mr.. Cooper's medicines
enjoy larter sales than any Others Is proof
IF their Great merit. Jt.ig ialEtI.,lttSs'
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WATsoN-s. w Loyett, F. a. ;Tay.s
lor, Grafton; VIII. Curry 9 \ 3, Amos
Hammond. Charles chadduck, Wheel;
Ing, n
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