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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-08
ASK CITY FOR WATER RIGHT


between Second and Third streets to
build legal sidewalk.
q. w. Craik, George w. Mason and
p. J. Scallon asked that a franchise
be granted them for the purpose of
supplying water to the city OF Occur
d'Alene. IL was referred to the
proper committee.
The Lumber bids we're opened, two
being submitted by the b. r. Lewis
and Occur d'Alene Lumber compan
les respectively. Both bids were
practically the same and neither was
accepted.
There was but one bid submitted
for the bonds from the sale of which
the city hall will be erected. That
was ade by A. O. King of Chicago.
Rollins and son, of the same place,
asked for a private sale. King
rgreed to pay 1903 per cent for the
$40, 900, which would mean Sal 200.
The bonds are to run from 10 to 20
years and bear 6 pei cent interest. 1t
was thought other bids should have
been submitted but this one was ac-
cepted by the council passing reso-
luton.
John j.. Costello petltioned that
10 acres or about four blocks of his
land, known as CASTILLO park be re
celved into the city. The land lies
east of the city. The plan was APP
proved.
Barr asked the city attorney what
had become of the Oase of Treff versus
the city OF Occur d'Alene, 20 which
X. h. Mcfarland stated that a Justice
was not competent and hnal In such
matters and that the city intended to
appeal. He claimed the city had two
grounds OF defense; that the debt was
not duly authorized and that the
price charged was not reasonable.
A motion prevailed to empower
the water committee to purchase eight
fire hydrants and to have them in
stalled.
MoEuen claimed something should
be done concerning the crossing at
the intersection of Garden street and
the electric railroad. He claimed
that two children narrowly escaped
death there yesterday. He recon
mended that the city send the civil
engineer there to take steps look ing
toward the construction of an over
head bridge. The city council en-
doTsed his position.
The council accepted the profile of
the Seventh street grade, submitted by
the civil engineer and ordered him
to set stakes at once that grading
might begin. Later 1t was decided
that the council could only grade and
receive the cost from the abutting
property after duly passing cIdinan.
ces.
A motion prevailed that cement
sidewalks be established ON the north
side of Sherman street, between Sec
ond and Fifth streets and on both
sides of Fourth street between Sher-
man and Occur d'Alene streets, Il
was claimed that the present side
walks were In bad shape aud in some
cases, we're disgrace to progres-
sive town like Occur d'Alene.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-08
RICHELIEU COFFEE

Will hold high place among the Coffee drinkers Occur ene
did Rcheu the great Cardinal statesman the Courts of
France This Coffee has forged the lead everywhere has been
sold and the product the greatest wholesale grocery establishment
the United States Sprague Warner Co., of Chicago It
aneed be the best that be blended the This Coffee
being served at the Demonstration being made the Lake City
Cofees.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
'T'|'!EI!R''.E.E...D|!E.A7lIHF|;S'| II B |:
....I|'S';I'.|G|;'RilMEREAPER'S ] | ;I'.|| ) i
HARVEST ! / \ S ! TO-DAY Y
Many il Saddened
Hearts in the City

This morning at four o'clock at his
residence on Spring street, Second
ward. occurred the death Of Mr. Levi
J. Williams. Mr. Williams had not
been well for some time but heart
trouble was the immediate cause of
his death. Mr. Williams vas forty.
two years Of cge and was a carpenter
By trade and sober, industrious man.
He wa q kind husband and father
and will be sadly misscd in the home
circle. He is survived by his wife,
who was formerly Miss Sue Wagon,
of, Grefn county, Pa. and by three
children. The deceased was a native
Of Harrison county, having been born
near Bridgeport, hut had spent the
greater portion of his life in this city.
The funeral services will be con.
Quoted from the residence on Spring
street Sunday morning at ten.thlrty
o'clock. conducted by Rev. Broom.
iela Of the NJ. P. Church. Interment
will take place at Woodlawn cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
A SWEET SINGER
MISS HELEN KENNEDY IS AT THE
ELECTRIC 1REaTER TO-DAY
AND WILL SING TO.
NIGHT.

Miss Helen Kennedy, professiona!
singer Of Pittsburg, will he an attrac'
tIon at the Electric theater today, and
those who do not take the opportunity
TO hear her will miss hearing one of
the sweetest singers before the pub
lie at the present time. Manager AID
inscr has been trying to get Miss
Kennedy here for lsome time, bit till
now his efforts have been unsuccess'
fit. Last night tie received a tele'
gram that she coulll give him Just one
day and would arrive here this morn
ing Miss kennedE has an enviabie
reputation as a ypcallst, having ap'
pear2l in many Of the large cities and
her coming here Is a matter for con.
graduation to 4 city this size. &
Miss Kennedy will sing Dreaming,
Love, Of You"
At the Electric theater on next
Monday, Tuesday AMI Wednesday pic
lures of The Thaw.White tragedy will
be presented. .'N 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
BROUGHT HERE
WERE REMAINS OF MRS. CORN.
ELL AND LAID TO BEST IN
WooDLAWN CEMETERY.

Funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Isabel Cornell, wife Of Mr..
Samuel Cornell, of Monongah. were
held this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock at
the residence, conducted BY Rev. Da'
vId, pastor of the Monongah Presbyte'
r!an church, Of which the deceased was
u member. The services were very
impressive and were largely attended
by relatives and friends Of the deceas.
ed. The body rested in a handsome
grey casket, around which were group
cd many pretty flowers.
The remains, accompanied by large
number Of friends, we're placed on a
chartered car at Monongah at two'thir'
ty and conveyed to Fairmont. where
they we're tenderiy laid to rest lit
Woodlawn cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
HUNG c JJR|} R
JURY DISCHARGED
Body Of Carpenter
Badly Mutilated
NECK AND ARM BROKEN AND ONE
HIP AND ONE SHOULDER
CRUSHED,

Coroner Amos was over 10 jenkins
undertaking rooms this morning and
view the remains Of Columbus Carnen
ter who was discovered yesterday az
ternoon In Prlckett's creek. Coroner
Amos found that Carpenters neck was
broken, his left forearm was broken
the left hip was crushed and his right
shoulder crushed. II Is thought that
Carpenter was struck By train ard
knocked from the bridge that spans
the stream near the point where the
body was found.
The last time Carpenter was seen
alive was on Sunday night, while he
was on the way 10 church.
Bob Swishcr discovered the body
and told Charles Gaskill, who reported
to Coroner Amos.
Carpenter was Il single man. I!c Is
survived by his father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Carpenter, and
n sister, Mrs. Cassie Fortney, of NIL
GHffey street.
The remains were inferred In the
cemetery at lIopewell at two.thNty
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
WHEELING AFTER
FAKE HOTELS
CHIEF OF POLICE HAS WARRANTS
ISuED AGAINST WoLAToRs
OF THE LAW.

f WHEELING, April l2,-The move
made Thursday by Chief Clemens in
having warrants issued and arrests
made against two saloonls,s, for allow.
ing women 10 loiter in their places Of
business Is an Indication that, so far
us he is concerned. no fake hotels"
or suspicious of such, will be tolerat.
ed. ... II
The two saloonisis against whom
warrants nave been served, under SEE.
tion Is of'the ordinance describing Of.
fcnses, are William Christmas, Of 95i
Market street, and Perry Schan, on
Main street, below Twenty.second
street. "
y These two arrests, following the ar.
rest, and ilningr of Charles .Larue. OF
Market and Twenty.fourth streets, for
selling on Sunday, naturally conveys
the impression that the police depart.
mcnt Is endeayoring to enforce, 10
the best OF its ability, the ordinances
against the dispensing Of alcoholic
drinks. :
This Impression Is correct. :
The rolice department has attempt.
ed to regulate the liquor traffic and
has succeeded In compelling almost all
Of, the satoonfsts 10 obey the laws.
Some. however, have not seen fit to
obey continual warnings and the re.
suit Is that they w:,l be compelled to
suffer the penalties.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Thieves Entered Home Of sc. Jones
And Took Money and Watch;
No Clue to Identification F ound

Thieves entered the home Of e. G.
Jones on Maple avenue last night and
succeeded in getting neat sum Of
money and valuable watch. En-.
trance 10 the house was gained
through a rear window. The tracks
Indicate that there we're two men and
the size Of the imprints that they left
Indicate that they were men Of more
than ordinary size. The SHOES worn
by the men were number tens. :
oalcer Shumaker asked the sheriff
to have Morrison's bloodhounds
brought here. In the absence Of the
prosecuting attorney and the County
Court this was not done.
Mr.. Jones"bed room is on the sec.
ond floor and the intruders had made
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
BAND CONCERT
WAS GREATLY ENJOYED BY a
LARGE AUDIENCE AT THE
GRAND LAST EVENING.

The band concert given at the
Grand last evening BY the First Rcgi
ment Band WIS greatly enjoyed by q
large and appreclativc audience. Prof
W. Fl. Omen, the director of the band
is TO he congratulated on the selection
and arrangements OF the programme
which was so diversified as to At nc
time become the least tircsomc as is
the usual way with entertainments o'
this description. The band selection,
were splendid aud brought much ap
panse. The eoraei, clarinet and slid,
trombone solos were cxccptionall,
good. Mr.. John II. Rock delighted
his hearers with Il splendid solo ant
Miss Alaynie Wares reading VA!
much appreciated.
a vocal solo from Wagner, entitled
70 Thou Sublime Sweet Eyenln:
Star was beautifully sung by Mis-;
Jean Farren Fleming.
The whole programme was carrie,
out in delightful manner and eact
performance called forth much ap
ptausc.
After the concert the boys adjourn
cd to the band room, where n Smoker
kept them and their guests until al
early hour this morning. There wer,
several bandmen from nclghhorln,
towns present and several members o
the Fairmont band. a number of In
vited guests participated in the aifai
which is being voted a great success
John II. Rock, Col. ". II. Conaway
Curt Robertson, and others respDnlet
TO toastS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
ENGINEER COT in
BAD LAST NIGHT
WAS ROBBED OF MONEY AND
e WATCH AND OTHERWISE
PUT UP AGAINST IT.

There was an engineer that had q
little experience at the Marion saloon
last night that he will not forget soon.
nc ''a' Is IRON heyser anu II Is al
'eseu lhat u supposed TRENT OF his
WIN aooul e'sh'! dollars OIL nm, inc
e'is'"e 1'a" was Psee's "e'' 'aa4ed ai'
"ne''' II Is sald !. A. New
'0"' u o'akelHah, saia mat lie
wa ms lr'ehd' tic tooR the
e''s'ueers money ana watch. This
''o''.ihs 'le ehs'heman saw the brake
"'a'', 'he oFaNenaA gave MN pair
% i"'e's anu a wrench ana said that
nc "''e" iotH'"s aooat me watch and
''oA' ncte were several men IN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Mrs. Lille Haun,

Mrs. Little Haun died at the home
of ner brother. Mr.. Fl NJ. Wilson, or
Second stIhet, Fourth ward, this morn
Ing at nirh;thlrty O'clock, after I'm
ser'ns illness with consumption. Mrs
iiaun had Necn@ill for some time and
was confnld In Coo1 Hospital for sey'
orai weeks when she was removed
TO the holne Of her brother. She was
forty'two yEars Of age and is sur
viyed by tWo sons. MIS-. Haun was a
woman possessing many loyable quail
tiles ard WIS a kind mother and her
leath will Ne%learaed:Gith regret BY
her iltany friends. . VI ;5.s3 s,i',s Y
e, The .t,mer|a VIII he'hcld 9 on Sunday
the hour 10 be announced latter and
The !n,ermeHt Will take place at Hope
well. Mpsgyave has charge Of the III
neral arrangements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Morgantown Man
Dies in Texas
YOUNG MAN BEING SOUGHT ON
EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGE
/ DIES OE BROKEN HEART.

I; TRINIDAD, Colo, April 12.-When
.told that the money which his brother,
Fl. L. Haines, had been providing for
him had been stolen, and that the
relative was now In Jail, H. a. Halnes,
aged twenty.one, died yesterday Of q
broken heart at Abalene, Texas. lie
was being soaght by the local officials
for completely in the alleged embcz'
element Of $1,000, and 1t was expect.
cd TINT his arrest would be made last
night.
The young mans home was at Nor.
gantown. W. Va. The brother accused
Of embezzlement had been sending
him to various western cities In the
hope that he might recover bis
health. The arrest was made here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

a careful search Of the first floor Of
the house without giving any alarm.
Mrs. Jones' pocketbook containing her
watch and $4,000 in money was found
where It was carefully hid in the
living room and It is surprising how
1t was ever found. NThe pocketbook
and some papers were found on the
back steps this morning, but the mon.
ey and watch were missing. While
the watch was valuable one, Mrs.
Jones valued It more from the fac,
that twas a present 10 her and she
had had 1t for good while than for
Its intrinsic value. No tangible clue
to the burglars has yet been found
end 1t Is doubtful II they will ever be
apprehended.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
SIX INCHES OF SNOW in PRESTON

s y y
1t is now building a bank Of 100 ovens
at Masontown.
The work Is in charge OF Eyerhart
Bierer, mining engineer Of Fayettc
county. He has 10 men employed
clearing the ground and grading It for
the ovens, and In opening the mine
The vein Is four and half feet
thick.
The principal owners Of the coal.
are Fayette county men, among them:
being Fred c. Keighley, superintend-
ent of the ollver.snlder Coke plant;
L. ". Fogg, superintendent Of the.
Brier Hill plant; and Mr.. Palmer.
superintendent of the flrebrick works
at Dunbar. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
lawyer TO Pen
WASHINGTON ATTORNEY Ac.
CuSED OF EMBEZzlEMENT
COMING TO PRISON AT
MOUNDSVlLlE.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Amons
the prisoners sentenced from this cIf
yesterday to the Muundsyilic, ". VII,
penitentIary was Thomas NJ. Fields,
an attorney, who was some time ago
convicted of embezzlemcnt of the
fpads Of the Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association, of which he
was receiver, and sentenced 10 five
years Imprisonment at hard labor.
Fields carried his appeal 10 the su.
nreme court Of the United States, hut
without avail. In handing down its
mandate the court of appeals struck
out the words at hard labor" and n
corresponding alteration was made by
Justice Stafford, Of the trial court,
when he signed the commitment pa.
perS, ,.l=
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Wavne Satterfield.

Friday morning at twelve.thlrty
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
cured The death Of their bright little
son. Wayne, after IN illness OF pne,l'
monia fever. Wa"ne was sevnteen
mouths Of age and was an unusually
bright and Interesting little boy and
his death has come as n severe blow
to his parents and friends.
The funeral services will take place
from ii" residence Saturday morning
at II c clock. lntcrment will take
place III the ckmeterF at Hawkinber'
ry hollow. Undertaken r. l.. Gun
ulnghum will lave charge Of the iu
neral arrangements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
zSAID.T0 STAND 8 FOR MANSLAUCHTER
IN FIRST DECREE, 8 FOR ACQU|TTAL
tions since yesterday or even express.
ed desire to be excused, leads to the
belief that the majority Of the twelve
believe verdict possible.

J
NEW YORK. April 12, tll:35 A. Ny
1.-The f'haw jury went out to break
fast at Broadway Central Hotel n
| seven.five o'clock this morning, re.
turned at nine.lifteen and at once re.
samed consideration OF their verdict.
At ten o'clock there was n persist.
ent rllmor about the Courthouse which
was given considerable crcdcnce by
both attorneys for the defense and
for the State that at that hour the
jury stood nine for conviction on a
charge OF manslauehter In the first
degree, carrying with It an indeterml
mate sentence, with It the maximum
penalty Of twenty years imprfson.
ment. and three for acgulttal. Those
lfayoring acQuittal are said to be
Steele, Bearly and Bolton. It Is also
said the States attorneys have prac.
tIcGIly given. up hope Of securing con-
viction on a charge Of first degree
murder, but that jerome expects toe
jury to deal some sort OF punishment
to the prisoner, II only to subdue his
Exaggerated ego" ..
Titaw passed another comparatively
slcepless night in the Tombs. When
urged b. his keepers to retire, he did
SO but tossed and tumhled restfcssiy.
He was up early today and his NERVE
was stronger with the return of day
break. His relatives at the hotel
fared little better. Evelyn has scarce.
ly closed her eyes since the case went
TO the jury and all show marks Of
care anu worry. The women Of Tfaw'3
party arrived in the court room at
ten twenty-five and went to Justice
Fllzgcrald's chamber. Fitzgerald ar
rived :. ten thlrty.SIX.
After the opening Of court, which
caused a momentary furry, the crowd
inside setticl down TO await word from
the jury room. Thaw had been
brought to the prisoners pen. where
he waited with III concealed impati.
ence. Evelyn visited him there for 4
while, then rejoined the other mem.
bcrs Of the family In the judges cham
ber.
Just about noon, when It became
apparent that no verdict was in imme.
diate sight, Thaw's relatives paid him
another visit III the pen. The jury
made request that Its lunch be sent
Continued on Page Eighty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
A NICE FALL Of THE
BEAUTIFUL AT MASONTOWN

MoRGANToWN, April PA snow
SIX inches deep at Masontown, Pres.
ton county, put temporary stop yes.
terday TO the building of coke ovens
near that place by the Preston Coke
Company which owns 1900 acres OF
Freeport coal at that place. It Is pre-.
pairing to mine this coal and manufac.
ture 1t into coke, and for that purpose
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
| N'|.O||R!'T'H!C.0TlSMAY'. \ d / | g |
YETBECANDIDATE:
FOR GOVERNOR /. !
Such Word Comes.
From Charles:t on

CHARLESTON, April 12.-Wlll 3Dls.3!
trict Attorney Elliott Northcott be- a. a.
candidates for governor?
Although Mr.. Northcott has stated
positively that he will not be there are,
a number Of people who profess to be-.
lleye that he will give way to the
pressure now being brought to bear
and at the proper time will get Into
the race. siSsE; q 6555i
This belief Is entertained by people
who have absolute tditt in Mr.. North
colts word and in yoicing their con
vietions they are not attempting to \
discredit It. They reason that it Is q !!
long time yet :,ntil the fight begins ID
real earnest and that Mr. Nortncott,
will have months to consider the mat.
ter. ''. I 4. 5i,iS;,tsl.,3 y, I
That such pressure Is being brought
to bear on the cabcll county man iss
indicated by the trend Of events. ] Late
ly Mr.. Northcott has made several
trips to Washington where he held
conferences with Senators Elkins and
Scott and Secretary Cortclyou. Since
then: he has conferred with "a number.
of prominent leaders in the Fifth con.
gressionaI district. q ,i5iiI
The opponents OF Secretary OF State 4
c, W. Swisher, who Is an avowed can.
didate for governor, are said 10 be the
ones who are putting on the screws. /.
There Is said to be q great deal Of
opposition to Mr.. Swisher among the I
other State house officials. and that
Governor Dawson himself would be 4,
more than pleased II Mr.. Northco,t.f
can be induced to reconsider 44hisadSsl
cision. r st5s Y, /
1t Is stated that the governor has
never attempted to conceal the fact:S
that Mr.. Northcott Is his choice for /
governor or that the candidacy Of Air.
swisher Is not to his liking, AT tho
Washington conference 1t is said that
Governor Dawson and Congressman I
and Stargiss decided to sup. !:
port Mr.. Sorthcott md that they were
greatly disappointed over Mr.. North
colts subsequent announcement that
he would not be q candidate. III
AS is well known Mr.. iNorthcott's
ambition Is to secure an appointment
to the federal bench. This was brought !.
to public attention some months ago.
when bill was proposed in congress
70 create the Office Of assistant Judge
in the Southern district because Of /
Judge Keller's poor health. rs
Because the bill stood a good chance /;
OF getting through congress there was !,
quite q contest for the place With
Mr.. Northcott as one Of the aspirants.$ 4
1t Is thought that this ambition to
become II federal Judge is the main
thing that keeps Mr.. Northcott out Of
the gubernatorial race.
On top Of all this comes the repoi, 4
that the big Republicans who are In 1
position to dictate the judgesh!p ap.. ].
pointment are the ones that seek 70
induce Mr.. Northcott to become =
candidate TO succeed Governor Daw-
son. The report includes Senator
Elkius, whose suppose has been conf.
IDENTIFY claimed BY the friends Of Mr.
swisher
Mr.. swisher's friends also claim:
that Mr.. Northcott Is absolutely pledg.s
Continued on Page Eighty M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

Tho Electric Thester has secured
for Saturday afternoon the pictures
showing "Trip to Niagara Falls"
these pictures having been so we'll
received on their first presentation
here, will be repeated by request.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
"a BULLETIN.
5i NEW YORK, APRIL t2, t4:5o P.
s;M.)-THAW JURY DlsAeaEEs;
JURY DISCHARGED.
BULLETIN.

PITTsBuRG, April 12.--(3:57 p. my
= New York special dispatch says:
Captain Lynch, Of the court squad,
just came from the court room. He
says there is no indication that the
Jury Is ready to report.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
1,517
,ont p,
2,1OO
Their sworn statement shows
Circulation in Fairmont
Within Six Miles Of Court House.

u says further that It want to do It.
The only two sworn statements published by paper
aVe 10 circulation was the February 25 that
the gain IN circulation In contest 1900 published
morning stating total circulation peducns
from this W" show that their circulation January
26e8 when It then claimed printed statement shonq 1900 on
rate card. Is this sue7
We correct its statement this morning says the election
circulation was reswon to by before swe that
statement because that not bona
ed yesterday.
THE WEST VlReINAN WAS NOT ONLY THE FIRST PAPER
IN FAiRMoMT TO MAKE SWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION
BUT WAS FIRST TO SAY ITS BOOKS AND CIRCULATION Ac.
COUNTS WERE OPEN TO THE INSPECTION OF ITS ApvERrls
eRs. Tits IS ANCIENT HISTORY IN THIS OFFICE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
UP A STORY
{. c. JONES MAKES CHANGE IN
HIS MEMS DEPARTMENT. AT
HIS BIG STORE.


MIR. E, c. Jones is making additional
Improvements to his store room this
week. lie has removed the shelving
formerly used for mems shoes on the
second floor and made more room in
his ladies' furnishing department OH
that floor. The mems department Will
be moved to the third floor and the
carpenters are now busy putting ur
the shelving. In this way the mems
goods will be more easily handled By
getting them together on one floor.
Carpets cleaned daily.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

Miss MolTfe Wigginton. who has
been In the city for. scvcral weeks, the
guest Of relatives. has returned to her
home at Barnesville, Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

NEW YORK, April 12. (3:l5 P. Ny
.,----Ihc Thaw party returned shortly
after two o'clock. Justice Fitzgerald
went to his chambers at two.twen nty,
ready for any communication from the
Jury. No word was received from the
Jury room up to three O'clock.