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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
LIKES SEATTLE
MR., JOHN S. HAMILTON RETURNS
FROM EXTENSIVE WESTERN
TRIP.

John S. Hamilton, who made an ex.
:tensiye trip through the west. visit.
Ing the cities Of Spokane, Seattle,
Portland and Denver, has returned.
Mr.. Hamilton thinks that Seattle is
destined to be the first city on the
Pacific coast. Speaking of Seattle
Mr.. Hamilton said:
you can scarcely walk on. a single
street in Seattle without seeing nun..
bers OF buildings ranging from ten 10
twenty stories in course Of cOnstrur.
ton. In one section Of the town 1t
was necessary to destroy aud razc a
half million dollars worth Of prop.
erty in order to extend one street.
Among the buildings destroyed was Z
handsome new hotel Of four hundred
rooms"
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HIGH water mari. II. REVIVAL
SERVICES REACHED LAST NIGHT

the things that are Gods The speak
er made. a strong plea for common hoh
esty In our dealings with God. We
consider i bcneathlas to steal iron,
our fellow man, and yet we steal with.
out hesitation from God. We are not
our own, we belong to God By virtue
Of: creatIon-H He madesus in. His own
Image;by redemption-Chrlst shed ge
blood for us; and BY saivation-M
saves US from the penalty Of wrong do
Ing, and from eternal death. Why
not give God hfs own?
The meetings Will be held this week
In the First Baptist church. DR.. Wick.
er will reach here tomorrow, and will
conduct his first service ateS o'clock
In the afternoon In the Southern Meth.
odIst church. Let all the good people
OF Fairmont lend their influence to
these services 50 that good may come
to our entire city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
The Last Big
Musical Show
OF THE SEASON is FRED FEATH.
ER,r WHICH COMES TO THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
WEDNESDAY.

In selecting "Red Feather" as the
last musical show Of the season the
management of the Grand Opera
House made wise choice. as this at.
traction Is said to be one OF the very
best on the road. Judging from the
newspaper criticisms 1t received in
parkersburg and Wheeling, where II
appeared last Friday and Saturday,
respectively, It is production Of
more than unusual merit and one that
should crowd the Grand to the doors
Wednesday evening.
The big company Is headed by Miss
10 carry the scenery and properties.
ly in making the original "Klng Dodo"
and Woodland" companies so sue.
cessful, and while It will be ner first
appearance here her reputation as \
prlma donna Is so well known that 10.
cal theater soers are anxious to see
her.
From point OF production "Red
Feather is In n class Of Its own, as
1t requires two sixty foot baggage cars
to carry the sccnecy and properties.
1t is the romantic type Of comic ope,
IA In which sane plot Is at nll times
in evidence. That is one of the rea.
sons WHY 1t is proving SO popular
throughout the country.
1t carries Its own orchestra, which
always adds greatly TO any musical
productions especially when the music
Is Of so high a character that local
orchestra cannot give 1t proper inter.
probation with one rehearsal. The
music Of "Red Feather" is by Reginald
DeKoren VINO is responsible for the
best comic operas seen on tho Ameri.
can stase.
The advance sale OF seats opened
this morning and the sale is moving
of very satisfactorily, and II you want
TO see the last big musical production
Of the season We would advise you to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
7 wo Drown
In Ohio River
JOHN WHITE AND STEP SON LOST
THEIR LIVES YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

WHEELING, ApEl! S.-John White
and step.son. Howard Irwin, residents
of Burlington, Just above Martins Fer.
ry, lost their lives In the river near
Coney Island. yesterday afternoon, by
the sinking Of q john boat, and Ross
Swartz. also resident Of the same
place. mad narrow escape from
drowning. but was rescued, by a man
coming from the shore in a skIfr.
The accident occurred about $3.50
o'clock end the bodies of neither vic.
tim had been recovered at late
hour. As there were but few wit.
nesses 10 the drowning and thes per.
sons having no means OF rescue,
nothing could be done to save Mr.
White and the boy and no attempt
was made to search for, their bodies.
White and his step.sou left home
after dinner and with Swartz went
up ther liver in q john.boat 10 the
Gaylord coal mine 10 pick up coal
from along the railroad tracks. Aft.
or getting a good supply Of coal In
The boat they started down the river
toward home. 1t seems that they
had loa6ed the boat TOO heavy for the
present condition OF the river anil
when they reached q point near
Coney Island, which always Is very
rough, the boat started to sink and
went down very fast. The three oc-
cupants were thrown into the water,
and james Meeker, who resides on
the Ohio side. opposite the Island,
seeing their danger. stated 10 them
in a skin. He succeeded In rescuiag
Swartz and getting him In the skiff
but was unable 30 reach the otncr
two. Swartz, who is famlliarly
known as Brick" Swartz, was taken
to the residence OF Mr.. Meeker and
was soon revived.
Owing 10 the stage of water in the
river the bodies will be carried down
Tho cir,or, a. n Fazt $50 OIL I. a,,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
udge firrnslR Rep ort
OF Lunacy Com 5i iission
Col. Morrison 7 ellis How HutSoin
Worked the Game Of Stealing 81
Money Allowed National Guards

PARKERsBuRG, April s.-Col. C,
E. Morrison. officer OF the National
Guard; and member Of the board now
investigating the accounts Of that Of
fee, and which has already found q
shortage sufficient to warrant the ar.
rest of Col. a. S. Hutson, assistant al.
jutant general, returned to the city
late Saturday night to spend Sunday
with his family. He returned this
morning to resume his duties. He
thinks 1t. will require at least two
weeks to get to the bottom of the af'
fair. SI
Col. Morrison. when seen by a re.
porter at his home, said that the story
In Charleston paper of Sunday that
1t might have been merely an error
in accounting, and that "Hutson was
no thief" was 'aii bosh."
He said 1t would be impossible to
tell the amount Of the shortage, bat
thinks that the estimate made by the
Associated Press of $4,000 as the
amount Of Illusions peculatlons is
rather large. 1t might reach that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
Dr.. Wicker Will
.beHere T Tonorrow

The union eyauselistic services held
last night in the Methodist Protestant
Temple reached high tide mark in the
meetings thus far. Every available
seat In the auditorium and Sunday
school room was filed. Many stood
around the walls, in the vestib1les,
and even on the porches. The big
chorus choir sang enthusiastically and
the immense audience made the build.
Ing ring with such tunes as IRE.
vive Us Again" and There's Great
Day Coming" Tho sermon of the
evening was preached by the pastor
of the Temple, Rev. ], c.. Broomfeld,
from Mark 1917, "Render unto God
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
not I!lI SUBsIAHTlATED
is !. THE { REPORT Rel ]liIl THAT THAT
~. ROOT WILL RESIGN

WASHINGTON, april s:-The re.
'Ort that Secretary Of State Root is
bout to resign from the cabinet on
lceount of alleged differences with the
President is n torsbtasshrdlimoietac
PRESIDENT is not substantlated here. Ii
known that Secretary Root is keen
interested In the work Of the State
apartment and It has been said that
rs the most serious differences with
! chief would lead him to abandon
post al this time.
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! Weeping Maid
AND CREDITORS WERE LEFT TO
MOURN THE DEPARTURE OF
A cLARkssuRe MAN.

DENVER, April S.-wllllam Wal
lace Whitman, said to be Of clarks,
burgf, ". Va, has suddenly left town
leaving In his wake a prostrated so.
ciety girl, to whom he paid court, and
a goodly number Of creditors. While
here he posed as q wealthy mining
operator and nothing was too good,
No trace of him or his real Identity is
nown, though creditors are doing all
in their power to and him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
TAKEN TO pITTssURo.
Dr., James Cox Win Be Operated on a,
Pittsbura Hospital.

DIR. Jcmes Cox, of MOrGantown, who
has bcea seriously il for the past few
days. was taken 10 Pittsburg satur.
dNy to he operated on for an obstruc.
ton of the bowels. Mrs. W. E. Ar.
nett, a sister of DR.. Cox, who had been
in MOrgantown for several days, re
turned TO FalrmOnt S saturday. DR.. Cox
is the father of MAs. Ira Smith, Of
this city. Mrs. Smith has been at her
fathers bedside for leyeral days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08

~
y NEW YORK, April S-The twelfth
week Of the trial of Harry X. Thaw
for killing Stanford White began to.
day with every prospect Of the final
completion within a few days. 1t Is ex.,
6 pecteli Evelyn viii be the last wit.
ness for her husband. She will make
Z a tirm denial OF the Hummel affidavit
& and her presence will once again
arouse the jury's sympathy for Thaw.
{ The new plan OF the defense Indicates
that all Of to-day will be occupied in
hearing witnesses. Delmas's argu.
ment will probably begin tomorrow.
Jerome will have Wednesday. Justice
Fitzgerald will charge the jury Wed.
nesday evening or Thursday morning.
NEW YORK, April s.-Shortly be-
fore; the jurors were brought into the
court this morning for resumption Of
the .Thaw trial, District Attorney Je.
rome made a formal and perfunctory
appeal to- the court asking Justice
Fitzgerald not, TO confirm the report
of the insanity commission. which
had found Harry Thaw sane and capa.
BILE OF directing his own defense. "'ln
view of the finding Of the llnacy com.
missioners can only accept IT," said
Justice Fitzgerald in answer to Je.
rome. THE trial will resume" The
Jurors were brought in and after a
delay Of nearly three weeks since Je.
! rome Interrupted the hearing with his
sensational speech In which he declar.
5 ed he had no right 10 be trying Thaw
because the latter was insane, the
trial resumed. DR.. Hamilton was cali.
ed, but Jerome's sustained objections
to the line Of questioning made futile
the efforts Of the defense to have wit.
ness say he considered Thaw Insane
at the time he shot White and he was
Withdrawn. Delmas conferred with his
colleagues and then announced, 1.-THE
defense rests" Justice Fitzgerald
then interviewed to declare he wished
the testimony 10 cease. There was
some discussion between attorneys and
recess was taken until o'clock this
afternoon.
Delmas began his address to the
Thaw jury Immediately upon the re.
convening OF court this afternoon.
From the time the jary met this after.
noon until their verdict Is rendered,
or a mlstrial recorded, they will be
kept together.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
Loss Of Life
And Property
IN DESTRUCTIVE FIRE THIS
moRMfN6-PoWER HOUSE
AND CAR BARNS BURNED.

NEW YORK, ALrit S.-F'oremaa
John Ryan was killed, Frederick j.
Leopold fatally hurt and eight firemen
badly shocked during a fire which d..
stroyel the power plant, car barns anL
Two hundred cars Of the old MetropOlI.
ton Street Railway Company early 10,
day. Loss nearly million dollars.
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TRIAL ].
OFCOL.H HUTSON
FIXED !: !: TO-DAY.
.Inve:stig alton
Will 7 axe Time !

IJ,F57Eyt N iS u ..s.t K s,,E5 4. "
CHARLESTON, April S.-col. Hut
son, the suspended assistant adtatant
general, who has been indicted BY The
grand Jury for the alleged shortage /
said to have been found in his Office,
will appear before the Intermediate
court to-day, when the time for his !
trial wifi be fixed. Col. Hutson COM
tinues to declare his innocence and
there are many persons in Charleston !
who do not believe that he is guilty.. 4
If there Is a shortage, d as !; lsS charged
the State will lose It unless it can be-: b,aS
recovered from the guilty party. The I
assistant adjutant general has not been
under bond and there would be- no
way to recover any shortage from him Z.
except By suit and leyyIus Il On Z his
property. \ 81 WI 53S
An Interesting phase Of the whole
matter is that every warrant on tho
treasury on account Of the national 4
guard must be signed by the governor. Z
the paymaster general, who Is at pres
ent the private secretary TO the goy.;s
ernor, and the adiltant general.
Sosethor lawson, reymastef Gen:
esst = Z; eosss' ana Aatatant y Senerai
paAeE naye signed az az lss tne stsss treasury
SaFtplss ala 4 'nere has peeh st any my
n.'sa appropria.lohssot lands tneya nave nave u
Y snat eS'ene assisted y, although s'1lli pni
hSn..tss: - Il
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49,, :, 80.
!. = pe.leyea va !ae sroanas ef ioF
sae Indictment y, AGAINST Sol.5: Hatson vs. N N
s.e sau,e.entt,or me intentions o. me
p.osseu.ior, NAY pes me fia.sNitis ee
oasea IN .sa' assumption ana no. etn,;s .tEs
:. !. alitssa $ alselepaneles 5 WIN Pc
oious"t - in.o .ne sass :. lais lsme.
d5 promlnens s,ra,: Ma MAN. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
Rural Carriers Examination.

The rural carriers examination for
Marion county will be held at the local
postotiice next Saturday. Ten applf.
cants are authorized to appear at this
examination.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08

Clayton Sisters, dress makers. have
moved to Cd floor Simon fats, Jackson
street. ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08

Clayton Sisters, dress makers, have
moved to Cd floor Simon fats. Jackson
street. 2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
Carpets cleaned dnIlr

1st TROY LAUNDRY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08
Band Concert !!
PROGRAMME TO BE GIVEN ON
THURSDAY NleAT!AT GRAND
OPERA HOUSE.

Btlow is the programme to be rcn.
'lerell 6s the First Regiment band Of
this lefty at a concert to be given at
the Grand Opera House on Thursday
nighrn'tais week:
PART /.
9 Coronation March, from "The
Prophet Meyerbecr
oyertare-"se "semlramlde" ~. RossInl
Vocal Solo-"For All Eternity.
.;.:t .........:..... aFascheroat
John H. Rock. Jr.
cornei solo-"Tramp, Tramp,
~ flmp .,..,.....,. Robinson
W. a. Mclaughlin.
DpvcriHljvo pan,oeI, l-..on,r,
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CoaIlMinef =. :. ]. ....ss.. Langcy
ls&td'Psls-A landscape in the
mounttns. 3Wallz--the merry making
on thd green, Anlantlna-A lovely
song. 2 &I,atrol55fsliners are heard np.
proachilg, going 20 their work aud
singing merrily. slgnal-To decend
into Top mine. AIlegretto-Goins
down BY the elevator. Tempo de Mar.
cia. At Work, hoisting of the coal,
danger! explosion. ellis WE'LL Finale
During which the HiRer's pick plays
a Characteristic accompaniment.
Reading ~. Mrs. George 7. Watson.
Characteristic .,........., Thurban
"The Dream Of the Rarebit Flend."
Intermission.
seteetioa-@Travtata'' ......... Verdi
'Ntdt SuIu .'''' ''..,.......;. wagner
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-08

w. ihou Suplihe sweet Evening
l...a4 Star"
Miss Jean Fleming.
Musical Joke-"The' Jolly Musl.
clans" Muscot
Duetlo--"The Two zephyrs" Thomas
Glenn Harm and Carroll Carr.
Clarinet Solo -i,"'Home, Sweet
Home" ....:....... Robinson
SW,EH. Omen.
sextGttc, from @Ldcla" -. DOnizotiI
March-"The Free Lance" - .sodsa
Star SnanPtad parror
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-15
THE SESSION HALF CONCLUDED
Important Measures to be Intro.
duced in Legislature This Week.
Governor Glenn Returns From Sails
bRry-Death Of Inmate Of Soldiers
. Henne-To Inspect Orchards and
Observation-Disclosures Accomplished by
General Assembly so Far.
Raleigh, N. c., February II.

The session Of tie Legislature is con-
sidered to be exactly half erici. So1neI
interesting measure will be brought
forward this week, it is eXpected. Inc
past week was rather dull, with the
exception of the debates on whiskey,
this subject nee r. falling 10 p:ovcSe
discussion.
Deput, Commissioner Ct Insurance
Scott passed through Raleigh yesttr-
day on his way to Washington, N c.,
where he appears in court as awitness
in Bennett Burns case in which three
persons are charged with burning a
dwelling. MIR. Scott he'd been sick at
Greensboro, his hone, for Il fortnight.
Governor Glenn returned this Iao1n-
ing from Salisbury. He matla three
speeches yesterday, one IL h morning
in the Baptist "hurcn to 2 thousand
people, another n the afternoon at
Spencer to 800 men and q. night made
a temperance speech III the baptist
church to an audience which roy ded
the building. This evening he spoke at
tlIO Oh q u " III 49,
men. ON North Cardinals need of
Christian young men.
A charter is granted the Granite Cor
dage company, of Granite Falls, 10
manufacture rope, tWino, etc, capital
stock $25, 900, o. A. RObbin1, Of Char
lOtta, and others are stockholders.
J. M. Do19s, one of the inmates or
the Soldiers home. died there last
night. He had been an inmate sever al
wears.
l. NJ. Smith of Ohio, arrived here
today, having been secured by the state
agricultural department in til" eIto-
modogical department and assigned
especially to the work of inspecting
orchards and nurseries. This afternoon
Prof. Franklin Sherman the entomo-
logist, accompanied by Mr. Smith, left
for Moore county and will devote the
week to inspecting orchards and nrr-
series there and in Montgomery coun-
ty. They will inspect the extensive
commercial orchards. Near Candor1
an orchard of $4,000 peach trees viii
conus into bearing this year, and near
there an orchard of 1900 trees has been
recently set.
The supreme court is devoting this
week to the docket of appeals from TIE
second district
Up to date 1876 acts have been rati-
fed by the legislature. In this cor
nection it is interesting to state that
there are 33 1-3 per cen. fewer bills
introduced so far this seS:,l than
there were up to >t:s date two years
ago.. Some wag remarked today mat
if the liquor and anti-liqaor factions,
which wrangle SO much could effect an
armistices a great deal of the matter
which now blocks the body would be
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-15
INSANITY PLEA THAW CASE.
From a Brief by a Prominent New
York Criminal Law Writer Covering
Every Phase of Insanity Plea Which
NH be Used in the Thaw Trial.

From brief b. q prominent New
York criminal law writer covering
evep phase IF ~in&1nttv plea which viii
be used in the Thaw trial.
From the opening address OF the de-
PENDANTS counsel in the tlial Of Harry
X. Thaw for the killing of Stanford
White and the examination Of witne1-
ses it appears hat the only rea, &c
Tense will be insanity, and that he
form of insanity relied upon Will be
insane delusiOn, that is, an insane de-
fusion that White mad ruined the de-
PENDANTS wife, or an insane delusion
that it was necessary for the defendant
to Kill White in self-defense or in de
tense of his wife, or an insane de.L-
sion that the homicide was an act Of
Providence and the defendant tia
agent of Providence in committing II
There is also some intimation that.
questions as to irresistible impulse auG
emotional insanity may arise. In vle"v;
of this outlining of the defense, 1t viii
be Of interest to III readers to pubishl
the following statement of the laWI
procured from Mr.. William l.. Gle H.
the author of a number OF works on.
criminal law, and reviewing editor of
the Cyclopedia OF Law and Procedure
known as eye"
He says:
Tt say hat a man is guilty of no
crime in New York if he kills another,
while insane, although true as a gen.
eral proposition, is too indefinite. It
is necessary to go further and ascer-
tain what is meant by the term insani-;
ty, for it admits of degrees and appears
in various phases; and it is necessary,
to go further still and ascertain VIVA
is mean by the term under the laws of
New York, for the law OF this state
on insanity as a defense differs from,
the law in some Of the other states.
The test of insanity in New York.
Under the Penal Code of New York
(sections 20 and 2I, as under the law
III all other states (12 eye 166; q CycI
42) a man is not responsible tor al
homicide committed while insane, III
the insanity was such that he did not
know the nature and quality OF his act
or did not know that it was wrong.
On the other hand, to exempt from re-
spoHsibility in New York, although 1T
is otherwise in Alabama, New Hamp-,,
shire, and some OF the other states
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right of way across our properly and
we would probably be also willing It.
make some additional concessions for
the public's benefit We would b. SiaI
to know IL you have made any specific
offers To the commissioners in Pender
county as to that part Of the road
which passes through your lnis. d.
think il is very likely tina; we would
be willing to meet any proposition
which you make for your lands in ref
to our lands on the Wilmington
side Of the river.
Awaiting the favor of your reply,
We are.
Yours very truly,
c. VAN LEUVEN.
Second Vice President.
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Washington. February 12.-Thc
president today n to the senate the
new treaty with tho republic Of Santo
Domingo relative to the revenues OF
that country. The new agreement is
confined entirely to the matter Of the
collection of revenues. 1t sets forth
in the preamble the fact that Santo
Domingo has entered upon an agree
ment with her creditors which is made
contingent upo the fact that this
country shall collect the money and
it is then agreed that the president Of
the United States shall appoint a re-
ceiver general to take charge OF ali
the funds collected and provide means
for their collection. The treaty will
go direct TO the committee On foreign
relations and there win be a determln-
ed effort 10 have it reported M acted
upon before the adjournment OF the
present session Of congress. Many of
the democratic senator's have indicat-
ed their willingness that this should
be done, but Senator Perkins, who l.
the leading democratic member OF the
senate committee on foreign relations,
has not yet given his full assent TO this
programme.
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MED Oh
c. VAN LEUNEN.
Second Vice President

Why There should be n State Immigra-
lion Bureau-1he Farmers Need
Hf Labcr-Relief to be Had Through
Such Burrau-Intcrcstinc Discus
sion of the Question of InImisra-
tion-SOme Pointed Facts and
Figures
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e.r-n. Its Kind You Haze haaE 2Egst1
"sa * GNNEZIx

Stops earache in two minutes: tooch-
ache or rain Of burn or scald In Ave
minutes: hoarseness, one hour: sete-
ache, te-o hours: sore thoat. twelve
hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectric OIL. no@ :
xrch over pain.
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Itching piles provokes profanity.
but profanity wont cure them. Doaa's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years OF suffer-
iny. A: any drag store.
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MAY BE RATIFIED.

President Sends to Senate New Treaty
With the Republic OF Santo Do