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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
PRESIDENT AFRIEND|OF labor.
PETIT JURORS
LIST FOR JUNE TERM OF CIRCUIT
COURT WAS DRAWN THIS
49, MORNING.

The following petit Jurors were
drawn this morning to serve at the
June term of the Circuit Court, which
convenes on June 8: John Rice, C. E.
Joliffe, G. W. Barnes, Fred Compson,
Shirley Conaway, Ira c. Smith, c. F.
Cramer. James Satterteld, Grant
Bowman, c. N. NIockler. Sheridan
Pride, Lawrence Springer, F. H. San.
ders, F. 7. Snoderly, ]. Fink,
Benjamin Grove, James C. Riddle, J..
R. Swearingen, H. T. Lough. W. B.
Dickerson, J. c. Price, W. H. Shaw,
Thomas Nay, VIII N. SatterAeld, J.
G. Barrackman, Turner Parrish, Jas.
Nuzum. Daniel Toothman, George NJ.
Nuzum, J. J. Mitchell, Grant Travis,
N. J. Straight. Lee Munroe. W. R.
Hickman, Greed Short, H. B. Mere.
dith, NJ. W. Nay, z. T. Fighter, C.
c. shroyer. Jacob Campbell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
CHARTER GRANTED
SHAW HOTEL COMPANY GETS
STATE PERMIT TO RUN Ho.
TEL IN THIS CITY.

The following item appears In the
list of charters granted ut the State
capital this week:
SHAW Hotel Company, Of Falrmont,
to build, manage and occupy build.
ings for hotel purposes, apartment
houses. own real estate, etc Capital
100000. Incorporators a. E. Shaw,
NJ. E. Ashcraft. J. W. Irwin, G. NJ.
Alexander and Amy L. Shaw, all of
Fairmont."
While the corporation is called the
Shaw Hotel Company the name Of the
hotel will not be changed at present,
but will be known as the Manley. as
at present. The Manley has already
gained quite m enyiable reputation
and II bids fair under It's new manage.
ment 10 Increase in popularity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
TWO KINGS HAD
MEETING
MoNARcHS OF ENGLAND AND
SPAIN AROUSE CURIOSITY OF
THE DIPLOMATS.

LONDON, April 25.-DlplomatIc and
governmental circles are greatly inter.
ested today in report from Madrid
that the outcome Of the recent meet.
Ing of King Edward and King Alfonso
Is an entente cordiale between the
two nations almost as broad in It's
scope as an alliance. An agreement
was reached 1t is said on all points Of
Interest between the two nations and
marks England's complete victory in
competition with Germany for an I'm.
derstanding with Spain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
WHITE women
CARESS NEGRO
FLO CAMPBELL AND MARIE
STONE FOUND IN JEFFERSON
STREET BUILDING WITH
"BLAck CAT"

Chief Shumaker arrested Flo Camp.
hell, Marie Stone and q col0red man
commonly called BLACK Cat this af.
ternoon. They were In an old building
on Jefferson street. They had some
whlskey and bucket of beer. The
women were caressing the darkey
when the officer found them.
The chief started with the bunch to
the lookup. On the way the darkey
tried TO escape by running. The chief
started after him, hut fell down and
hurt his leg. Ex.Chief Fleming ap.
peared on the scene and assisted in
making the arrest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
A MONUMENT
WILL BE ERECTED AT CARLISLE,
PA, IN HONOR OF MOLLY
PITCHER.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 25.-Bills
on third reading were the order In the
House this morning, while this after.
noon and evening sessions will be dc.
voted to second reading Of the calen.
dar. Molly Pitcher Is 10 have a ten
thousand dollar monument at the ex.
peRse Of the State, no matter where
she may be buried. A bill for this
purpose will pass, It is said, without
opposition. The monument will DC
erected at Carlisle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
OF TWINS
DESERTS Them
MOTHER sWEARs OUT WARRANT
FOR ARREST OF A NO AC.
COUNT HUSBAND.

May Munroe came in this morning
from Grant district and lodged infor.
nation with Justice Amos for war.
rant for the arrest Of her husband, G.
A. Monroe, who left her thirty months
ago, declaring that he would not sup.
port his family any longer. Mrs. Nun.
roe brought with her two little twin
boys, aged four years. She and the
children walked in. a distance Of six
miles. The warrant was issued. The
woman said that Munroe ought TO be
hanged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
EXCURS|ON.R|ATES|'
ARE NOT CHANGED.
TRAFFIC OFFICIALS RETURN 81
FROM ANNUAL TlME:cARD ~
MEETING At BAITl. .4:2 q
MORE. 4.

WHEELING. April 25.--Local pas49
senger traffic officials Of the; Baltimore
and Ohio have returned from Balti.
more, where they attended the annual
spring tIme.card meeting Of the Bal,
tImore and Ohio to discuss certain
changes in the new schedule, which
will become effective in. May. While
the matter has not yet. been put up tos
the executive officers, IT is understood
that there will be no changes 5of; any
importance on the local divisions; Train.
No. IS, into Parkersburg, may be run
on a different schedule, but this has (
not been definitely decided upon. h
1t Is reported that the excursion
business from Wheeling to Parkers.
burg, Huntington. Grafton and other
points in the State will be on the same
basis as formerly, with the same rates.
but under the new twocent rate law
specal excursion rates to fairs, con.
ventlons, conferences and other gath,
erings will be eliminated altogether.
and the full two cents per mile chars:t
cd.
Railroad officials are not inclined Stos
discuss the effect the twocent;bllliw liwills
have on service in this district II ISL
expected, however, that the full new
schedule will be announced within a
few days. nj
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SPECIAL sermon
REV. BRooMFlELD WILL PREACH
TO GRADUATING CLASSES OF
NORMAL AND HIGH
SCHOOLS.

On Sunday night, May 5. Rev.
Broomield will preach sermon to
the members Of the graduating class.
es Of the local Normal and High
schools. Rev. Broomfeld invited the
members Of the classes to the TEN.
pie on that night and the invitation
has been accepted. The Idea In mind
Is to foster the spirit Of frIendllness
now existing between the two schools
and /, Is hoped that It may become q
custom in the city for the various pas.
tors in different years TO preach to
these classes OF the local schools once
n year.
This Is certainly a very commenda,
BILE movement and 1t will no doubt be
taken up by the pastors in succeed
Ing years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
BUILD NEW SHOPS.
Pure OIL Company Said to Be contem.
plating Large New Machine
Shops In State.

SlSTERSVlLI.E, ". Va, April 25.--
Sistersvillc may in the near future
land quite an industry, in the form
of the shops of the Pure Oil Company,
which It Is now proposed to centralize
at one point and this city Is being
regarded with favor. A site has been
offered by the Hanford City Land
Company, through Mr.. j.. H. Mccoy.
The company has also just concluded
a deal whereby their office is to be
enlarged and the entire second floor
of the First National Bank has beeu
leased.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
ITHE PRESIDENT STARTS for EXPOSITION
BIC DAMAGE sun
A WooosFIELD ATTORNEY SUED
BY ONE FROM FAlRMoNT
FOR $4,000.

GRAFTON. April %. : The latest
sensation growing out OF the contro.
yersy over the large Armstrong estate
Is a 100000 damage suit, Instituted In
the Circuit Court of this county by
Isaac c. Ralphsnyder, of the Marion
county bar, against l.. E. Matz, tho
Woodsheld, o.. attorney, who was re.
Gently appointed In that State as guar.
dian OF Miss Louisa Butcher, OF Stat.
ford, O., the sole heir 10 the estate.
Mr.. Matz is in Grafton now. and the
summons In the case was served upon
him. rR
The damages are claimed on the
ground OF alleged malicious prosecu.
lioh by Matt against Ralphsnyder. A
few weeks ago NNlatz, as guardian for
Miss Butcher. obtained an Injunction
against Ralphsnyder and q number OF
others. preventing them from having
any conversations with his ward, Miss
Butcher: prohibiting them from obtain.
Ing any writings from her pertaining
TO the estate, which goes to her by in.
heritance, and from having anything
whatever to do with her. It is said
that In the bill seeking the injunction,
the allegations Of which are under.
stood to be sworn to, It Is claimed
that Ralphsnyder and others are lnsol:
vent, that they are Improperly endeav.
orins to get control of the estate, and
other claims under affidavit are made.
Ralphsnyder emphatically resents
these charges and. to disprove them,
he has sued Matz In $4,000 damages.
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RET REPRESENTATIVES !IE|::ys| e
ROOSEVELT (!
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Highly Sal ! 1ttlis'6 i: edI


r WASHINGTON, D. g, April E25, ,s-.!3I
President Roosevelt does not believe
that labor organizations generallysRllis
condemn his attitude toward De6s,s
Haywood and Meyer. the last two
abolt to be put on trial for their lives
in Idaho for alleged completely in tho
murder Of Governor steuhenberg. He5
proposes to do everything in his, power
to induce. some Of the labor organisa.F
tlons to uphold ,hissylew Of his sre.s
marks. n \ 5isl (
This was brought out In q talk he
had with s, B. Hamer, chief conductor /
Of the Order Of Railway Conductors,
Of West Virginia. The, latter was pres
sented to the President BY Senator
Scott, who, also presented R. H. Graz
ham, an attorney, representing the
West Virginia conductors. n HI
After the presentation, the President
asked Messrs. Hamer and Graham tto!S
remain in his private office until fhe!.
had disposed ofIsome visitors. He then 4
gave them long talk about the Hay,
wood and Meyer cases. taking the
same position he had done In his LET.
ter, made public the day before:
The President declares that he did 4
not believe in conylcting these men In
advance, but he did not believe, either,
In acquitting them IN advance. They
should stand trial and the truth be-
brought out. 81; ( Il 81 HI
He went on to. tell the railway men
what he had done for the railway labor
organizations in his advocacy ofS u ralf:s
way employers liability billiard the
shortening Of the working hours oflla;Sii
boring men. r n; iS4
Messrs. Hamer and Graham; e1press.
ed themselves as satisfied with theli
position the President had taken and
declared him friend Of labor. They
went away highly. satisfied With the
talk they had with the President.
Il y q fHH1s - rlHfalE4 r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
Police sslGullarded
enlator Tillman
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN TO PRO.
4 TEcT SOUTH CAROLINA SEN.
AToR WHILE AT PITTS.
= N9 BURG.

'~r.K .
ne cunning oi senator liliman 10
r1't'noh'' = wnere ne is hooked 10 de-
iiser MS noted speech on the race
p'oo'eih Ut on 'ras.s anu monopolies'
i'as i'o' created 'he sur that II has
p'oauceu III ri'tspurs' where he spoke
iast hight. IL was found necessary TO
uppoht a guard 10 protect him there
ihe fitlspurs chronicle yesterday
e''u'
A detail Of police will guard Sena.
tor Benjamin R. Tillman. Of South Car.
olina, while he lectures at Carnegie
music hall tonight on the. Race Prob.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
NOTED EDUCATORS
WILL Be HERE
STATE. SUPERINTENDENT OF
MAINE, WILL SPEAK TO
TEACHERS OF FAIR.
MONT NEXT MONTH.

Arrangements are being made for
the coming to this city about the sew.
enteeenth Of May of State Superintend.
ent Stctson, Of Maine, 10 talk to the
school people AMI others of this com.
minity. Superintendent Miller has
notified Professors Fleming. of the
Normal, and Roster, Of the Public
schools, that Superintendent Stetson
can be here at the time mentioned
above. Plans are now being perfected!
and the further announcements will be
made from time to time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
THROWN
FROM A HORSE
KAISER WlLHElM'S SECOND SON
BADLY BRUISED BY AN Accl.
DENT TODAY.

BERLIN, April 25. = Prince Eitel
Fritz, the Kalser's second son, was
thrown from a horse to-day while par.
ticipating in, the military manouyers
on Doebcrltz Plain, near Potsdam, and
sustained a slight conclusion Of the
brain. The Prince was badly bruised
and otherwise injured. He was at
once hurried to his residence in Pots.
dam, where his young wife is attend.
Ing him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25

baroness heepIhg 1er Nerve.
NEW YORK, April 25.--The circum.
stantial evidence so far adduced to
prove her guilty Of numbering Gustav
Simon, the wealthy shirt manlfactur.
or. has not disturbed Baroness DeAIas.
ey, the French woman, now on trial
for her. life, In the slightest The
baroness was the coolest person in
the trial room to-day when the intro.
ductlon Of evidence against her was
resumed. The defense gained an i'm.
portant admission from the conorer's
physician, who examined Simon, that
the wound might have been self.inflict.
ed. It Is the belief that the defense
has something in line Of q surprise to
spring at the proper moment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
USING BLoopHoUNos.
sistersvllle Making an Effort to Lo.
cate Thieves Who Are Preylng
on the Town.

SlSTERSVILLE, W. Va, April 25.--
The authorities are making every eff.
fort possible 10 locate tho band OF
thieves that have been preying on the
town for some weeks past and perpe-
trated number Of burglarles. The
Morrison bloodhounds, from Mounds.
VILE, were here and used on both the
West Virginia and Ohio side, but
without success. "A reward has been
raised by public contribution for, the
capture Of the men and. In addition,
the citizens propose purchasing blood
hounds for stheirsown use.
Monday night at} $3.50 is the time
Tor the Gilman lecture 2 M;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
Bar Association Meeting To.niuh,,

Bar Association Meeting Tonight
The Marion County Bar Association
Will meet tonight In the Circuit Court
room at $50 O'Clock. This Is the req.
ular monthly meeting Of the associa.
ton and Is the time for the annual
election Of officers. All the members
Of the association are urged to be pres.
ent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
THE: JURY JURY DI'siAGjlRiE|:E's D jl Il e:
IN MURDER CASE li'i
and is DISMISSED
Other Fresh News
From the Wire

LEXINGTON, KY. April 25.- The
jury in the case Of Wm. Brlton. eharg.
ed with the murder Of James Cockrell,
was discharged at noon. Ttlvoted elgh.
for acquittal and four for conviction.
The foreman declared there was no
prospects of agreement. Attorneys for
Britton will make application for bail.
He has been in jail for three years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
Operated on For Appendicitis.

DR.. Benjamin F. Bone, Of Tunnel.
ton, brought Miss Katie Austin, Of the
same town to Cooks Hospital yester.
day afternoon. Miss Austin underwent
an operation for appendicitis this
morning at ten o'clock. On Monday
Or. Bone brought Miss Mabel Toy to
the hospital. Miss Toy was operated
upon for appendicitis and Is doing very
|Rell. Il ~ s y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25

1t is said that the ladies generally
predominant at the Tillman lectures.
He is sometimes severe in his criti.
eisms Of men, but Is extremely respect.
ful towards the fairer sex,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25

1t will not take many coupons to
make a change in the voting on the
subject Of the Tlllman lecture. II
Your subject is behlnd get busy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25

Clarksburg will come out strong to
hear the Tillman lecture Monday
night. They want to so over the new
traction line anyway.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25

WASHINGTON, April e5.-With Il
congregation of the righteous at the
jamestown exposition opening this
week there will be punching of heads
and especially Republican heads that
may portend and promise much for
the campaign Of next year. Uncle Joe
Cannon will be there, going from
sNashlngton. Many eminent Senators
Will Join in the opening exercises but
their minds will not be with Capt.
John Smith and Pocahontas and old
Powhatan. All, no. for the wise politi.
clans Of to-day have more warfare in
prospect that ever kept the old
osachems OF the Virginia tribes in
nightly councils.
IVA When the tale was told here that
Uncle Joe Cannon was stopping over
In the Hoosier capital for q confer.
ence with Fairbanks, some Of the
Roosevelt people began insinuating
that II Uncle Joe did not look a little
aout he would be beaten for the speak.
.ership by the Presidents friends next
December.
y, y. Fairbanks and Cannon.
ID 1t was intimated In this correspond.
tencefa few days back that q combi.
nation was possible between the ad.
sherents Of Cannon in Illinois, and
those Of Fairbanks in Indiana. With
/ chas. G. Dawes a power In the Sucker
State and at the same time Indicating
a personal preference for Fairbanks,
III has long been evident that Cannon
and Fairbanks had best do business
l,as against the Taft and third term
fellows.
"a Each day Increases the fear that
when all the fighting and fuss is over,
Roosevelt will be the nominee. and 1t
is a matter Of some interest that even
Wm. j.. Bryan has that fear. Bryan
does not want the nomination against
Roosevelt and not long since Bryan,
in all seriousness, suggested that in
case he himself did not take noml.
nation 1t ought to 60 southwark. More
than that Bryan insisted that the man
most deserving Of the honor, and the
one who would be most acceptable. to
Continued on Page Eighty 3
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|S.PECIALSTAMP'
s'.A!!IL!EW||.ILL. A BEGIN | !. {: \
10 O|:.M|l...Q|l.R}lROl|'WI. | ! |.
5.lPE:re:sid ent ais
On |. i / !. 1 MlIayalo.:,wer Q,

/. WASHINGTON, Aptil$ 25.-TEvery
! city and hanletin the: United States
In which there Is a postofice will cele:
bfateS the opening $of the jamestown
! Exposlt ltions tomorrow and commemo.
rate the .ter.centennial of the settle.
ment Of ;Ahierlca by the sale of a spe.
tcisls series Of exposition postage
stamps; 81 one, two and FIVE cents de.
nominations A feet Of vessels Of va.
sftous Kinds from warshiDs to tug.boats
ISL steaning down the, Potomac and
Chesapeake Bay to-day bearing a lot
Eof: distinguished visitors to the open.
Ing Of the exposition. At two.thirty
this afternoon the President will leayo
on the Maylower, escorted by two gun.
boats and a revenue cutter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
T:lrusty Convii,cts
Escaps From Pen
PocAHoNTas AND OHIO COUNTY
SHORT TERMERs LEFT
MouNosvlllE YES &
tNE TERoAY,

/.
WHEELING, April 5.-Two trusty
convicts, John Middleton, OF Poca.
hontas county and John Bella. OF Ohio
county, both white, while working out.
side the walls of the State penlten.
tiary at Moundsville yesterday after.
noon, became possessed Of u longing
for liberty, and are now fugitives from
Justice. The conyicts were working
at opening up n new street south Of
the walls Of the Institution at the time,
and being short termers, were not
closely guarded. They had probably
been gone nearly two hours before
their absence was discovered. y
The discovery was the signal for the
officers 10 put in operation the lnstitu.
tion's effective system for apprenend.
Ing aud running down escaped prison.
ers. Guard W. C. Morrison was called
to the scene with his pack OF blood.
hounds, guards were started III all dI.
rections In search Of clues, and all the
surrounding towns and railroad sta.
,fons that could be reached by teic.
graph or telephone, were notified to be
on the lookout for the men. Officers
and citizens Of all these points were
furnished with good descriptions of the
fugitlves and promised the. usual re.
ward Of $50 for each prisoner cap.
turcd.
AT 9 O'Clock last night a posse OF
guards headed by Captain Dawson,
thught they had the convicts sur.
rounded In a section Of woods near
Glen Easton and were waiting for day,
light before closing In on them. The
guards we're confident that they we're
on the right trail and were hopeful
of capturing them. !
As nobody appears TO have seen
the men start, 1t was a difficult matter
to find anything that would give the
dogs the scent that they might find
the right trail. Exasperated by the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25

West Virginia Party on the Way.
{S5 CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 25.-
Governor Dawson and suite left yes.
terday for the jamestown exposition In
!: IA special Pullman attached to c. & 0.
train. No.f2 at Gauley Junction. The
SPECIAL car carrying Governor Harris
,tof5 Ohio and suite, coming over the
*. EN-, will be attached to the same
train. The party ias been supplied
with tickets entitlEag them 10 seats
in the. auditorium during the address
aof President Roosevelt, and with
tickets for seats on the platform dur.
ling the grand review. All Of the eXer.
B clses take place on Friday and the
party will reach home probably on
Saturday.
Those who left with the governor
and Mrs. Dawson we're: Auditor
sScherr and daughter, Miss Kate; Mrs.
scherr; and Mrs. Ogden, superlntend,
ent Of Schools Miller, Attorney Gen.
eral aud Mrs. May, sesretary Of State
and Mrs. swisher. State Historian
7 and Mrs. Lewis. General E. l.. Boggs
Hon. and Mrs. Elliott Northcott, OF
4 Huntington; Colonel ". l.. Arm
strong, Of Slstersville,, and Senator J.
Nv. Santee, Of Burton. At Norfolk
sthe party will be joined by Adiutant
General Baker, Of Clarksburg; Gen.
eral D. E. Abbott, of Huntington:
Z Colonel c. H. Livingstone. Of Wash.
stington; Colonel G. P. Hall. of Rich
mond; Colonel E, o'Toole, of Gary,
and Hon. II. c. Denham, of Clarks'
/ burg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
PLAYED WITH REvoLER. !
And a Boy Of Ten Was Shot Through:
- the Head at Hendricks n y 81

eS ''sao OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. sjl{7. &
ELKTNs, April 25.-Playing with ID
loaded revolver may be ATTENDED BY "
fatal results to Carl Stanley, otS Hen:
drtcks, aged 10, who is in a grave con.
ditlon at the Davis Memorial Hospital
from pistol wound through. the head
He and companion about the same
age were handling the weapon, when
I. was accidentally discharged the
ball entering the skull at the inner
corner Of the right eye socket passing
through the brain and coming out OF;
the skull about the ear. 81
y Vnte yenrIys and offnn9 IN tha TIN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
RELEASED
MAN HELD ON SUSPICION FOR
MURDER OF HORACE MAR.
WIN SET FREE. &

DOVER, Del, April 25.-Frank H.
Butler, arrested and held under sus-
plclon OF having killed Horace Marvin.
was released from custody at ten.fifty
this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
Attempt a. Train Robbery.

ENGLISH, Ind, April Pa desper.
ate attempt was made to fob the
Southern Railway passenger, train BY
four men, two milesseastlp5 here this
morning. A bridge afre One
man was arrested. $9Eshall W. F.
Cummings Wis, ,shotr4tf6ugt the bow.
=, a.
piTTsBURG, AprhS25.-lt!va nesr.
ly noon to-day before the fro wastsx,
tingulshed at nine.twenty ;Q'cloclsgast
evening broke out in the PacEiugy EI.
/! .tablishment Of William zellnr Cot
Spring Garden avenue, Allegheny. The
plant was destroyed caasing the loss
OF nearly five hundred thousand dol.
lars. The property was insured and
will probably be, rebuilt. Nearly three
hundred employees Sare thrown out OF
word. Three -dremep were injured.
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\ h; 4 & u 8 cen;
I # THE EyENfNG PAPER ii
|; II sIREAcHEs THE PEoPLEWHES n
THEY HAVE TINE no READ d,
aSi THE DAYS NEWS. # III
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