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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10
nlaftn.
ScbIecbter Stand
Der RaumUoIIernte aus Wasb.
ingtcn bericbtet.
Kermit RccseveIts Lei
den.
Reeen In Oklahoma.
Fine Giftmiseberin.
RccsevsIt's lMieder ncmina-
ton.
Reesn in Oklahoma.
Fine Giftmiseberin.

- Nab Dem 8eri9t oes lonofpirt=
idaftli6en 9epartements in @aib=
ington tit Der Stano llnierer 9oun-
molernte in oieiem 9lugenblid elm
i6le6terer ols I'M borigen Sabr INN
oieie 3eit. @r tpiro, oiesrnal NIT 73. Z
be5ei6net uno i'm borigen Sabr nit
II.
@us gbicaeo miro beridtet !:
aern1it gtooienelt Der oen Mori6 oes
13. acknowledgements BON Sort
2eapenmortb, &anias, na6 Sort Che
ribml bel Chicago nlitna6te, bot BEL
SoslDn, SSa, Die Soloaten DerlaIien,
neil Die glufrnerfianfeiten Der syrau-
en- unb Ma6den ibrn 5utpioer tpuroen.
2eutnant 8bilip Sberioon iagte, er
babe bon Dem i1ngen &ooiepelt BON
Der 3eit an oa er Die Sruppe Dor
5lpei 8o6eu berlaiien, ni6ts mebr
gebort. 9ie Srauen unt1tanoen ibn
forttDabreno uno lieBen ibn iogar
beim @iien feline &ube. gines Mor-
gems, als er I'M 8ette mar, fam cine
miitterli6e Srou ms 3elt t1tidelte
ibm Die 8angen uno nonnte ibn Ell
nen olieben sSungen". Sect fDuroe
es benz SSsSiingling Der fiiBen Serti=
mentalitat 5lt piel uno Ell ei1tflob.
&ernnit i6loB ii6 Sen Sruppen in
Soirfielb, Sa., an un6 rift fieben
Gage lang nit. Die Strapo3en oes
Wari6es madten linn offenbar feline
8eibmeroen, bis i'm Die syrauen,
jung 1no alt, in oie sSlu6t trieben.
sSn SflaBoma 1tro Dem sSnoia-
ner-Serritorilnl lit elm i6iperer &e=
gen gefaIlen uno bat ser Srofenbeit
ein @noe eenno6t.
8eim 8raroe etnes SoteIs in
Glenelano Springs, g. g.. famen 8
8erionen itnls 2eben.
- Gin iebr bielieitiger Serr i6eint
elm Serr 4. 9. Sadion gu ieilt, Ser
ioeben gum Nrofeiior Der 9biloiopbie
an Der &anias @esIepan llniperiitp
in Salino, &anias, ernonnt porben
lit. 9ltBer ieinen pbiloiopbii6en
8orleiuneen miro Der Serr ou6 nod
0elti1en ltnterri6t erteilen llno Die
otbletii1en unb Sport llebungen Der
Stuoenten leiten.
Sn gfaeine, isis, bot elm illnges
Md6den peri6ie0enen 8efannten
observation-disclosures 5uqeihidt, oie
Qrienif entbielten. 3tuei 3an1en,
cine Wfutter uno ibre So9ter, iito an
benz @ift geitorben. 9ie @iftnii6e-
rim bot ibr 8erbre6en Dem 9oli5ei=
def Der Staot eingeitonben uno ols
8eneggruno ongegeben, iie TRACE ieit
bem Dor mebreren @ohen erfolsten
Sooe i5rer Mutter elm untpioeritebli-
Dies Berlangen oana1, 8eeroigungen
bei5uiuobnen uno Inn fi6 oieies eigen-
tiinlide 8ergniigen 10 piel tpie mog-
lid gu beri6offen, babe iie Die 2eute
5u bergiften eetpiini1t. Cine Som
mifiion BON 9leraten bat oas iunge
Mdo6en, oeiien Same gebeim eebaI-
ten miro, unteriudt lilt6 fir iDobn-
iinnig erfl1rt.
= @us Sonolulu miro cine Mell-
Berrng oes &ongreB- -GeprGiertanten
2ongmortb, oes S9miegeriobns un-
feres 9rdiioenten, berihtet, nod mel
der. es bod nlogli6 iei, oaB Der 8rG-
iioent cine @ieoer- r-Nomination an-
rebme, borousgeiebt, es tperoe ourd
bas Serportreten zines ollgeneinen
@unides Elm unpioeritebIider Druid
ouf i'm ausgeiibt.
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@iitaba1u 6a1Iplan.
g. q. & u. g. Sabu

~Saob grodet"s3ue mad SouIton, @aIbefton
Beaumont uno Orange atbfa5rt lbr abenss
Gntunft 7.55 moreens.
9tab aerrebiIIe. stbfabrt $50 moreens, Mn
tunft bort 11.30. 9lbfobrt bon @errbtlIe 4 lib,
na4mittaes, anfunft in Can antunio 7.5C
aberfos. 9sltr 9amftags mad &errptue: 4 llbi
na9mittnes. &iirrabrt bon bart Wsontaas g..
mor9eHs, Gnfunft in San antonio $50 mor
gems.
3a& euero, goofiint, Soufton, e5nIbefton
StooIngs, Todbale, Cameron uno 98oco, 9lb.
faprt s.45 bormittaes, &nflnft ll5r moreens
sea@ 8eebine, Corpus gbrtti, 9Iice, Oaatbis
aranfas SaB, &odport, gbfabrt 1.5o na6s
m.tnfS nno 11br nbenos Mnfunft 755
morgens unb $50 na6nfttaes
9aa9 SaIfurtas, slbfabrt l1br abenbs, an.
turft 7.55 moreens.
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Cine idpere Gilenbohn.@ota.


itropbe bot lib, nod Meloung aus
2emberg IN @oli8ien, a11f Ser Strede
2enberg @3ernofpib ereignet. gl6t
Berionen murOen ouf ser Stele ge-
totet, 1no ni6t meniger als funf5ig
mnroen, mie berloutet, f6per ner=
leBt.
3tpii6en Gebfeloe uno Strous-
berg i'm 9fegierlngsbeairf 8otsoom
entgleiite infoIge zines berbre6eri-
i6en 9lfts Ser bon Snfterburg in DIT
preuBen fonmenoe S6nea5ug. Meb=
rere 8aggons lpuroen 5ertriirnn1ert
uno gingen teillpeile in sSlonnen
ouf. @6t 9erlonen trugen 8erlebun=
gen oooon Sin bic &unoe bon Dem
8abnltngliid f1liipften 1t6 1ofort
olarntierenoe @erii6te' @s bieB, es
banole ii6 UNI einen onor6iItil6en
Oeoroani6lag eegen Sen ruIiiI6en
@roBfiiriten gfifoIous 9eifoloietpiti6,
General ser &opoQerie uno Som
manoeur oes ct. 8etersburger Wfi=
lttdrbe5irfS, Der ols @a1t oes &at=
iers Den beboritebenoen Seeresnano=
bern beitDobnen miro. 8eoer oie So
li3ei- nod Die 8abnbebor6en baIten
es fir mobri6einlid, bob bie @nt-
gleill1ng oes 3uges auf Elm anar6i-
ltiibes &omplott 5uriid3ufibren lit.
Gielmebr berntuten iie, oaB Ser &a9e-
aft zines entlaiienen @iienbabners
porlieet.
9lrtbnr groniff aus Ser Soupt-
Itaot 0eerifo bat BON @rnit 8oulien
in @uaooloiara Die @lacran=Sniel i'm
sbapala=See gefoltft. @r mid ouf
Der S1lel etn Gillen=Quartier anle=
zen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10
6eiIenbe geriihruno

iit Die 8eriibrlng nit 8udlen's ar-
nica-SoIbe. Die eliidlide 3uianmen-
iebung bon Mrnicablunlen uno beiIen.
ocn 8aliont. &eilt Die alteiten @ltn-
ocn ODER @ci6piire. Mbiolute Sur
Be; 8rano-, 8riib- uno 56nittpun.
BEN ooer SGmorrboioen. @orottiert
pcn @oolpb 0reiB li1o 81. Gobn &
60. 25 Gents.
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Geinnb6tit in Der aanaI,pn.

Soben 2ohn fir uniere iungen ge.
ididten Sanotperfer beripri6t Der
Ronamatanal-8ore. MaIariofurdt
fdreft 8ieIe ob, ober ni9t Die, tpeIde
,Glettric 8itters" fennen. gr furiri
ebenfaas 8Iiltbereiftllng, 8illiofitdt.
Gdpdde, Wagenfbmd6e, 2eber- iilt
9eierenIeioen @arantiert BON aooIpf
9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60. so Gents.
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@orsiialidlcr Saffee.

0aon mill ni6t oIlein gut eIIen,
ionoern ou6 gut trinfen. 3u elmer
gllten Wfobl5eit geb0rt cine quite Safe
9affee uno oie erbQIt man irnSun
SOn &eitaurant, 2t0 Sit Commerce
Strabe, tpenige 2iiren tpeItli6 bon
Der oSreie Breiie". Der &offee miro
auf fran8oiihe 9Ert 8ubereitet. 0o5lt
giebt es iel5ftgelno6te8 8rot uno
9odtpert oller Sorten. gtarnentli6
aitd beim 8riibitiid miro man oie
@obltat elmer bor5iigli6en SoIIe
Goffee entpFinben. @err SO q g n
Die iett einen Stol5 ooriL ieine
@dite in ieoer 8eiie 8ltfrieoen8u-
iteaen.
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m. s & : 8abt..

1an Baco, Sort Sortb 9aIIas, Sanfas 9th,
Sepp) 9.UU abenoS
Sotnl5u9 btn Smitbbtue 7.30 oormttta1s
9IIanto Gpe5iaI na9 SmitbbiIIe, Soufton, Sal.
uelIuH 1u.zo uueHo9
Mntnnft.
Bon gbieago, ct. 2ouis. seanfns gitb. 9alas.
Sort gortb unb 2Saeo, tdgIi9 (9unfet
SepUIJ 1oU WpIgell9
2ofaI5us bia Gmttbbiue =. 9.o5 abenbs
alamo speaial bon SutitbbiIe, Souiton, Sol,
heiton 6.26 Morgens
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gu t,erfamfen.

Cine 5 er r1t n g 9adereien IN
in @aIpe ton.
9fusge5eidnete aunoi6aft. @run6-
eisentiimer fiibIt fi6 ieines porse-
riidten sflters pegen ni6t mebr i'm
Stanoe, oas @eiddft peiter gu fiib-
rem. Ofefleftonten nl0een aOrefiieren
p@alocitun Soft,
SEQ. 6t0-24 Str. @aIoelton, Ser.
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6. s. @ a II rer,
839 0afota-Str, Son @ntonio, Ser.
SIR nprfneiipn o,1f hip 0Inap;o

@ir perlpeiien ouf oie In5eige
Der y9 em 9 orf Il p + lft er D.,
beren @igentiin1er Serr 6. g eff +
it, Der iein Sod griinoIi6 berItebt.
9lae 8oliterarbeiten Seppi9legen
uno 9feparoturen BON 0eobeln mer-
Den PROMPT ousaefiihrt.
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Rad 90. g1eol e. gro.

227 Siio-5lores-StraBe fiibren elm
polles 2ager bon Sarn-@agen, Bug
gies, Sarngerotidaften uno @iIen-
paren. @rfunoigt @u9 na9 ibren
8reiien ebe SIR anoerstpo fouft.
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q. eouis & > an Srantiaso sasn.
Gp,ttberm pacific 8abm.

MDf91rt
Raf Geip Orleans, 9oufton nnb gaIbeTton,
fdgllb :. 11.40 nlittags
it1to -. 11.30 abenos
@a9 gagIe @aB, 81 gafo, Californian uno
9Regtfo 500 bormittags II. $50 abenos
Gntunit.
BON getp Orleans. 9ouftoH uno @aIbefton.
tdeIi6 7.s5 moraens
uno -. 600 nabmittags
Bon 81 @afo, Californian uno Wierifo . !.
lilo normittags
uno :. 500 abenos
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Rad Brownsville

Ser Bug ber @uniet gictoria 9ibiton, slb.
fabrt 7.05 nlorgens, mabt in 9Iaeebo gerbin,
bune nit Der @uIf goaft Cine fir Corpus
gbriftt, Gnfunft bort 400 nabmittaes, alntunfi
In 8ropnsniue 9.25 abenoS.
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Rbeumotismus idmer5bafter in
oiefem 9lima, aIs irgeno Elm onoe
reg 2eioen furiert our1 Dos &esept
go. 1851, Bel Gimer e Nmea6.
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Gntes GarmlanO sn berfauien.

566 9tder, Is @eilen iiiooItlid
bon Son @ntonio, 4 @eilen bonn
gabnbof, 3 Wetlen 6luB- Sront, 175
stder in &ultur, teiltpeiie bepGiier-
bar; Befan-@robe. Saus nit feds
3inlmern uno Slide. Gutter 9runnen.
$25 per 9lfer. 2iberoIe 8eoingungen.
8egen @in5elbeiten penoe man ii6
an ben @igentiimer
6. s. Manrer
900 NnfntnS St, GSo,a QI,.4a..:a O..
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gittoria 7ibiffon. O. S. & =. u,
(0nlf sbore.)
u Mbfabrt

NaG guero, gictoria, Sort 2abacn, Corpus
gbriiti, 9roipnspiIe, 0tio Granoe, 9th,
@oIiao, 8eepille, gbarton, gaIactss uno
QoHlioH ToO morgens
" "" F" " II $50 doeno5
Ser Sam 5ouiton' mad guero, 8ictoria,
@bartcn n1o Spuiton:
Abfabrt. 755 abenos
AmkRMft TOO rnoraens
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RrennboIzi Rrennbolz!

Sest lit Die 3eit, Gurcn gorrot
BON Sola fir ben 8inter einauIegen.
Gutes Boit-Oof Sfenbola bilig i'm
neuen Sol5bof bon
F WIN SAtNGER, Eigsntuemer,
404 ysulen Gtrafe.
Reues Gel. 1887. MItes Eel. 1914.
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&erar Npuntn searnt.

100 glder Sarm, 45 ader in auI.
tltr, gutter Baitltre, biel Sol3, gutter
grunnen neues Sous lno Staqun.
gen. IL 0eeilen bon San antonio,
nabe Boltoffice, Store etc. S[Qes fei.
nes 2ono. @ute @rnten. 8reis
$1,000 90
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NEWcoMR g. CO.

@tadap-@ebdu0e, gaaparro.StraBe.
0eiuAt bonn /. 0obenber an cine
Jamilte fir srbeit in elmer 9oirp
ino oageuteine gtrbeit. gellr orient,
lide 2eute nit einiger @rfabrunq in
Der @tildereipirtidoft brauden ftf,
alt meloen.
eOnis arauic. 8etmpre, Scr.
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S. & 6. u. sabu.
anfahrt.

MDfa1rt.
Na1 alien b>3erass9unften :.
11br uno 500 bormittaes
Na9 ct. 2outs. Wlenpbis uno bem Otter
4. ..... 1.20 11br nn6mittdas
Nab Horoz9eras, adnfas Gitb unD ct. aouis
..... $50 llbr a5enos
Sfa@ UseSito 1920 l1br bormittaes
Mnfnnft.
&on ct. 9ouis nno em Often :. $50 morgena
Son lofalen 8unften :. 1910 morgens
Bon Ct 3onis unb benz Often :. 725 abenos
Bon 2arebo unb Merifo =. 100 na9mittaes
gt- eouis & an Stameiasn Sasn.
abfabrt.
1a9 Sort euitb, eprinefteIo, Ct Gouis, @ans
fas @itp, ebicago Is. & g. g. 9epot)
-. $50 abenos
Mntnnft.
Son st. 2ouis, &anfas Gttb, garis, ebicaeo
1910 morgens
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
Presbyterian Church.

q : q d
sRey. H G. stoetzer, pastor-You are
cordially inyitedfto the following ser.
rices: sabbath School, $3.50 o'clock,
Prof. Walter Barnes, supt.
Morning service, 1O:45 a. m; Hon.
Oliver Stewart will speak. The Ju.
Nor Christian Endeayor Society Will
meet at 2 o'clock. and the informed.
late Society ats o'clock, and the Sc
NOR Society at G:sO o'clock; topic,
lessons from the Story of Ruth
Esening service ut 7:30 O'clock; texts,
Psalms. THE Destruction that VAST.
eth AZ Monday Job. 'tIn a Moment
They Die and the People Shall be
TfoubIed and Pass Away. The Mighty
Are Taken Away Without a Hand"
Subject: Lessons from the Great Dis
aster. The Brotherhood will meet on
Tuesday atg7:sO p, M; mld.week ser.
Vice Wednesday at 7:30 ~ M: sub.
isct More Than They ALL" Luke 21:
IA. The session will meet after this
service. The teachers: training class
win meet at the home of the pastor
Thursdhy, 1890 p. NJ; the woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary, Society
WIN meet at the home of Mrs. U. a.
Gnyton Friday. $3.50 p. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
JOIN NJ. McGRAW.
THE INJURED.

JOE, NEWTON, colored, work
ed in No. S fan house; severe cuts
on head.
PATRICK MCDONALD, now at
Miners Hospital, will recover.
The scenes at the wrecked mines
is repetition of the sight yestcr-
day. The grief of the stricken
ones is deeper than manifested yes.
terday. The hopeful anxiety that
characterized the people looking
for ;he rescue Of loved ones has
cflai ged 10 a sorrow well nigh in
consolable. Yesterday where
there was hope to-day there is de.
spair. The hope for loved ones
10 escape from their imprison-
lnent TO be recognized by their
friends gave way TO the thought
of not knowing them when
brought to the surface.
The Broken Trip.
Late yesterday. afternoon part
of the broken trip that clogged the
heading of mine No. 6 was remov-
ed and entrance to the mine prop
er was effected where the lifeless
victims lay. 1t was the blockade
of broken ears that made it 50
difficult TO get the work started
Besides the broken cars that clog,
ged the heading much of the
hratticc work was demolished and
this too added to the delay in the
bringing of the bodys out. Many
OF the brattices were constructed
of brick and were supposed to
be permanent, thought to be suf,
fieiently Strong TO withstand any
conclusion that might arise from
an explosion; but these went
down and were but aimass of de,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
] FAIRMONT CHURCHES
Order of Sabbath Services at the
Various Places of Worship

this service there will be m election
OF new officers. SO a full attendance of
the league members is desired. Pray.
or service Wednesday evening at 1870
O'Clock. Thursday afternoon the La,
dies Aid Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. ". D. Straight on Maple
avenue. You are cordially invited to
all the services of our church. You
Will be extended n warm welcome.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
First M. E. Church.

G. D. Smith, nastor-9:3O n. NJ. Sun.
day school, c. w. Evans. superintend.
ent: 1915 n. M. preaching by the pas.
tor on "The Delays of Cod" followed
by the sacrament OF the Lords Sup.
per; 2:3O p. M, Junior League, Miss
Nettle Bartlett, superintendent; $3.50
D.. m. Epworth League. leader, Mrs.
w. a. Fisher. subject. God in the
World" 1870 p. M, the presiding eld
er, Rev. j. S. Robinson, will preach.
On Monday evening at 1880 the quar-.
terly conference will meet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
The 2.cscue OF One.

Little was done yesterday after
noon until after three o'clock.
when several men were rescued.
Charley MeGraw, hcady but in.
trepid miner rescued a Pole tax.
ing him from an opening where
the three Italians made their exit
and escape from mine No. s.
About three-thirty o'clock, G.
E. Gaslsill arrived with a lot Of
experienced miners from Montana
mlnes. These men made up a res.
cue party.
Rorsbcry was the name of the
man that Charley AfcGraw res,
cued. lie was sitting on the body
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
Grace Lutheran Church.

Rev. A. G. Null, pastor-You are in.
vited TO the following services on Sun.
day: Sunday school at 9:45. We es.
pecially urge the members OF the
school to be out and get their allotted
places in the Christmas services.
Preaching at 1O:45-subject, 7th Com.
mandment; preaching service in the
evening at 1880. Communion and re
eeption OF members on 9od; congrega.
tlonal meeting is called for the 22d Of.
ter the morning service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

W. ]. Eddy, pastor-1O:45 a. M,
sermon, Doing as Jesus Says" 1880
p. NJ, sermon. Some Lessons from Ma.
Question:" $3.50 a. M, Sunday school
ut the church: p. M. Sunday school
at Virginia avenue; 2:3O p. H.. Sun.
day school at Watson Mission; $3.50
p. M. B. Y. P. u, led by DR.. E. N.
Eddy. subject, Lessons from the Book
of Ruth Good music. at all the ser.
vices. The public is cordially mvit.
ed TO attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
M. E. Church, South.

r.: 7. Webb, pastor-sunday school
at $50 a. m, conducted by the super.
intendent, DR.. l.. N. .Yost; preaching
.at71e:s0 "a. lns and 1880 p. m, by the
pastor In the morning the subject
OF the sermon will be "M,isic and
Song Epworth League at $3.50 p. M,
5sd by Miss Ethel Hibbs, subject, "The
Straight Gate Luke XIII:23.3o. At
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
DEATH LIST WILL
CONTINUE TO
Grow FOR DAYS
Names of a Few
Of The Missing
(By JOSEPH LEHMAN.)

In yesterday awful disaster
many of the i'll fated ones have
been recovered. Up to date the
removed dead are:
THE DEAD:
FRANCISCO LARIo, single, of
Monongah.
sPANNY URBAN, married, Of
No. 8 Hill near Monongah.
BILL SLOANE, coupler, mar
RED of Monongah.
CHARLES HoNAKER, blown
out of No. 6 mine.
PETER RosBEIG,. the Poland.
er who was rescued by Skinny"
McGraw's relief party.
FRED COOPER, motorman, re-
siding on Locust avenue, Fair
mont; leaves wife and one child.
JOHN HERMAN, married, liv-
ed at Monongah.
LoNN1E HINEMAN, aged
IS, single, brakeman in the mines.
w. H. BICE, who died at the
Miners Hospital late last night.
HARRY TRADER.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
WILLIAM STEAKEY.
JOHN HELM.
FRANK MOONEY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

J. c. Broomfeld, pastor : Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m; preaching ser.
vice at 1876 a. M; with sermon by
Rev. DIR. Van Dyke, of Baltimore, Nd;
Junior Eudeavor at 2:3O p. M. Miss
Helen Fleming, leader; evening ser.
vice at $50 O'Clock, subject of ser.
mon, Christ, the Hub of the Moral
Universe" Splendid. muslc+and seats
free.
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WA. Wiftfson. pastor-You are cor.
daily invited to the sercises to.mor.
row. The pastor will preach morning
and evening. Morning subject, 1.-THE
New Testament CHURCH." evening,
The Greed of the New Testament
Church" Sunday school at $3.50.
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Fairmcnti 7 o:morroW.
Hon. Oliver W. Stewart, Of Chicago.
who has been addressing very large
audiences in West virginia during the
past week. Will speak IN; the Presbytc.
'rian Church, Fairmont. Sunday morn;
ing. December sth at 1895 O'Clock. In
the afternoon, Mr. Stewart viii adj
dress a mass meeting In The Grand
Opera House at three O'clock. Thsss
meetings no doubt will be largely at.
tended, and the friends Of the tenn:
perance cause will be given q rare
opportunity Of hearing this distinguish;
ed man.
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Of a comrade when found. He
was the ony man thus far taken.
out alive. Later his eomradeI
whose head was under waterwa
taken out.
Dead Boo dies Found.
Many dead bodies were found
last night by the rescuing party
A Small Fire.
When the fan that was installed
at the mouth Of mine No. 8 was
started last night it caused a
small fire, The men had 70 rom.
bat the flames for awhile and
could not progress with the res.
cue work until they were brought
into subsection. The fire is now
under control and is interfering
little with the search of the bodies
y
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Catholic Church.

Rev. A. oBntlou, pastor-Mass every
Sunday at and 10 o'clock a. nj. Ev.
enins deyotions at 1870 O'Clock, con,
sisting of the rosary and benediction.
Mass every morning during the week
at 1880, o'clock.
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bris. The big fan at No. s was
blown to pieces and small fan
had to be installed before work
could go on.
Medical men who came on the
scene after the list published was
sent in were: DR.. F. W. Hill, B..
F. Bone, Of Fairmont; Drs. Cnlp
and Thrash, of Pennington, DR..
Falconer, Of Everson and DR.. Al
kire, Of Chiefton. There was very
little for the physicians to do and
many of them returned on the
five o'clock car. A large num-
Der were ordered ont last night.
At midnight these messengers OF
mercy with pity7and patience were
on the scene ready to minister TO
the MANNED and moaning, but
there was little need for their SER
vices.
Hundreds of men are at work
this morning clearing away the
debris for the removal of the 425
unfortunate men whose lives were
sE$iTed out without a moments
warning.
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ALFRED MILLER.
JOHN MILLER.
LoNN1E MOORE.
MOORE.
JOHN GEYSE.
ANDY NORRIS.
THOMAS DONALD.
JEFFERSON FLUHARTY.
SCOTT SLOANE.
KID DAVIS.
DENNIS SLOANE.
FLOYD FORD.
FAY COOPER.
SAM KELLEY.
HARRY EVANS.
FRANK SHROYER.
HENRY MARTIN.
TIMOTHY LYDEN.
DAVIS RIGGIN.
WILLIAM COLEMAN.
SAM THOMPSON.
SCOTT MARTIN.
CLARENCE NORRIS.
LESLIE SPRAGGs.
HARRISON MARTIN.
JOHN RINGER.
HOMER PYLEs.
- SMITH.
CHARLES M'KANE.
L. L. MOORE.
JOHN MORT.
CHARLES MORT.
F. D. sNoDGRAs.
GEORGE sNoDGRAss.
DAN HIGHLAND.
PATRICK DoCKNEY.
THOMAS KILLEN.
G. 3. sANDEE.
JOHN JAMES.
PATRICK KERNs.
JoyN HAYNER.
THOMAS sWEIAco.
THOMAS GRIB0N.
CHARLIE WISE.
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WANTED

f4NTEo--saleslady, Apply to
Vest yirginIan office Saturday, A to
1850. Must come well recommended.
sFANTEp-Live; hustlIng boys to sell
,the Fair,nont West ivrginlan. A good
chance to earn Christmas money. Ap.
5piI At The Circulation Department be.
tween , ands4 o'clock. st
WANTED ITO RsNT-Thee rooms
eompletelF furnished for light house
keeang with modern conyenlcnces.
Address NJ, this office.
gsYANTEp-Girl for general houss
work, Apply 532 Fairmont avenue.
WANTED = Railway Mail Clerks.
$3.50; weekly Examination soon.
Preparation free until appointed.
Franklin Institute, Rochester, n. Y. ST
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Christ p. E. Church.

Rev. NJ. A. Barnes, rector-Holy
eucharist. 1870 a. IN: Sunday school,
$3.50 a. M; morning prayer and litany
1O:45 o'clock; first Sundays and fes,
rivals, second celebration of holy eu,
charist, 1915 a. M; cvensong, 1880 p.
M; Friday, evensong. 1880 p. M; holy
days, holy eucharist. 1880 a. M.
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{ Miss Jeanette Robinson. of Barracls.
VILE, is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Pearls Floyd at Edgemont
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

Come to the shooting gallery at 2is
Jackson street. Fine prizes Tor high
est scores.
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Misses Susan and Nadia Cunning.
ham, Of Baxter, are visitors in the city
to-day. .
( Mrs. Stephen Holt, who had been the
guest Of relatives here for week, re.
turned TO her home in Pittsburg today.
IS Turkey shoot tonight at 2ls jack,
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LOST

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Gor, near the Bon Ton. a
green purse containing between three
and four dollars. Return TO West vIr.
finiaa office for reward.
LosT-As key ring with keys; on
name tag is the name of W. D. Woods.
Asreward OF Eve dollars will be given
tie finder. Return to Marietta no.
{ sel: 3O,st
EosT-A bunch OF keys on Falumont
% Walnut avenue between Fifth and
Eighth streets. Return to West vlr-
s illhll9 3tos reg regasd: SCOT
n FoRE5s sALE-Winchester repeating
shotgun. Good condition. s11.oO. Adj
dress s. this Office.
FoR 7sAte-c Complete vaudeville and
moving picture show, with stage and
NH equipment. Best: location in town
fS 1000. Cool reasons for selling.
Rasdes He ere West Viz
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