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Gravesend Results.

New York June 7-As result of his alleged rough riding at Gravesend today, Jockey Miller was suspended for one week and fined 800 Miller was held responsi- ble for an accident in the last race In which two boys narrowly escaped being klld when their mounts fell. The start was near the judges stand and when the barrier was sprung, Miller who was on the outside with Brother Thomas, cut across in an endeavor to get the rail. Will Do, with Swain up, and Helen Por- ter, ridden by w. Doyle, fell in the midst of the field, both the boys being injured, but how badly the doctor was unable to say. It was reported, however, that Swain was seriously hurt. The boys were taken to the hospital Miller finished sec ond, but his mount was disqualified.
 Four favorites won.
 First race, selling, about six furlongs- Golden West, S5 (Walsh), 10 to l, won; Robin Hood, 11S (Miller). 13 to 20, second; Gambrinus, loo (Swain), 1 2to I, third. Time, Ill 3-5.
 Second race, five furlongs-Notasulga 122 (Radtke) 9 to l. won; Gene Russell, 102 (J. Hennessy), to 1, second: Queen Marguerite, 102 (E. Dugan), 50 to 1, third. Time, 1:01 3-5.
 Third race, mile and a sixteenth -Tileing 100 (Sumter), g to g. won; Masaniello, 105 (Miller), to 1, second; Bad News. no (Notter). to l. third. Time, AS.
 Fourth race, May stakes, selling, about six furlongs-Barbary Belle, 96 Demay), to 9. won Belcast, 1O1 (NotterJ, to 2, second; Killiecrankie 91 CE. Dugan), to 1, third. Time, 110 3-5.
 Fifth race, selling, five and half fur longs-Tile Kiln, 105 (E. Dugan), to 5, won; Helen B., no (Miler) Sto l, second; Tinker Bell, 99 (Notter), i 5to 1, third. Time, los 3-5.
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards Dan Buhre, 10S (Notter). to 5, won; Bright Boy, 105 (Koerner) 6 to 1. second; Ambush, 1O5 GIorner), 5to l. third. Time, 1:47 1-5.
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it played the Alabamians last, the indi- cations are that we will leave the slag- pile with our belts heavy with the, scalps , of the Coal Heavers.-Memphis News Scmitar.
 The belt you speak of is very light right now.
 When Matthews threw the ball to cen ter field, allowing the Barons to score the wining run in the eleventh inning, Bir- mngham fans must have gone wild Their love for Harry Matthews is none too great, for, added to his other alleg ed faults. he is said to have tried to in- duce Rip Ragan to play for his release from Vaughn's crew.-Arkansas Gazette.
 Manager Malarky in conversation with a Daily States man yesterday said: "In my opinion Sam Weems is one of the most promising young pitchers that ever stepped in the box.
 He has a fast ball that is a corker. His curves are wide and have way of breaking sharply just before reaching the plate that makes them unusually hard to hit safely.
 sam has had a great deal of exper- fence against the fastest semi-profes- slonal clubs in this section, and has also been in the box more than once against Southern league teams.
 T shall feel that I am a poor judge of ball players if he does not turn out to be very valuable man."-Montgomery State.
 Billy Smith will probably be the most uncomfortable baseball manager in Amer lea during the next few days. Bill will be out on the Atlanta bench, of course, but it's a safe bet he keeps one eye on the Crackers and the other on Charlie Frank to try and detect in Franks man. ner some symptom that spells report for duty in the Pelican sun field" FIX. The Barons had to do something the last of the ninth or take licking. They evened up the score, and got better at the end.-New Orleans Picayune.
 They're still doing better, what's bet
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08
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SIGNAL WIRE FELL DOWN


d MORGANToWN, Aug. S.I-0ne Of
the wires which is used in throwing
the signal switch, between the Pres
byterian church and Kirk alley on
Front street. was broken In some
manner and, falling got taagledIul
in the heavily charged overhead troll
ley wire: Conductor Lloyd Morris hap
pened to be passing on car shortly
after the wire fell. Luckilyehe saw
the wireIstretched out on the ground
before he took hold of the switch 'las
yer. - J
Wherever the wire was in connec-
ton with wood or anything cOmbus-
tible. there was a blaze. The Tireswas
cut. down and the fire in the smolder-
ing bits of wood was put out. AS one
of the signal wires still remained up.
circuit was formed, charging the
whole signal apparatus, Had CondGc-
tor Morris taken hold of the switch
lever, ne would probably have been
electrocuted. 9#,'F
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Revised Schedule

tIt3 Revlseo Seneoue:' ~
Thursday : Fairmont at Butler
scottdale at Kittanning, ConnellsSille
at Greensburg Clarksburg at Beaver
Falls.
Frjaay-Fafrmoutl at Butler, Scott
dale at Kittanning, Clarksburg at Lea
v.r Falls, ConnelIsville at Greensburg
Saturday = Ktttannlng at Butler
Ta.ymont at epnnellsyiIle, clqrEks0urs
lat Scottiale, HEAVIER Falls at Green's
burg: ~ - '''
suuday-Beayer Falls at FaIraonf
Connellsville at Clarksburg.
Umpire Assignments.
Thursday-Nugent at Greeasburs
simms at Greensburg, Donohue at Bea
yer Falls.
Fflday@Johnstoh at Kittannfng, NJ
gent at Greenspurg, simms at Butler
DouohGe at 9thyer Falls. u!
Saturday-slmms at Butler Dono
hue at Greensburg, Nugeut at Con
nellsyifleS johnson at scottdale.
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+ ~ II
]. NOTES FROM THE i
+ OIL. AND GAS FIELD !
). + + :. ! -. ~. + - !

Light wells continue the rule in the
lower southwest fields. Developments
are confined to the old districts, and
the bringing Of producer above the
average in size attracts no attention
and calls out very little new work. /,
The Congo district; in Hancock
county, has been the most fruitful OF
good producers, but this district Is
now on the decline, and 1t is not at all
probable that the work now under
way will stop the downward trend of
the production. The prolific eastern
extension has been fully defined and
in the future the wells completed will
be much smaller and are not expected
to show the staying qualities of the
first crop of producers.
Drilled Through the Sand.
The Ross & Dun gusher on the Will
liam Lair farm, in the BristorIa dis
trfct, in Greene county, has now been
=
drilled through the sand. The last
gauge gave its production for the "a
hours ending yesterday morning at Z
O'Clock at $50 barrels. There Is some
new work now starting in that local
ity, but It will be month or longer
before any of 1t viii be completed.
Once the new wells reach the sand In
terest, will be revived. n
On the South Fork of Dunkard
creek, Battelle district, MonOngalia
county, the South Penn Oil Company
has completed its No. / on the Will
liam Kinney farm, and has 4ebarrel
producer from the fourth sand, This
was formerly a light pumper in the
Gordon. /
On the same stream and in The same
district, the South Penn company has
completed a test on the R. c, Devine
farm and has a-9O barrel producer in
the fourth sand. This location is 500
feet northwest Of the test on the
Louis Taught farm.
In the Folsom district, Harrison
county, the South Penn Oil Company
has drilled its No. 4 on the H. s. Davis
farm "a feet into the Gordon sand and
has developed very light show of oil.
In Court House district, Lewis county,
the South Penn Oil Company Is drill.
ing in the top of the sand at It's No.
10 on the James aIullady farm.
Good Producer In Wetzel County.
On Fish creek, Church district, Wet.
Eel county, Ed. EaEins & Co. have
drilled their test on the Barney Sine
farm into the fourth sand and have a
show for a SO barrel producer In the
Smithfeld district, in the same coun-
lty, the South Penn Oil Company has
drilled its No. Sc on the B. W Peter.
son farm into the Gordon sand "a feet
bat has not increased its production .
The same company has drilledits No,
8 on. the JIM. Anderson farmi6O feet
into the Big Injun aud has a very light
show of OIL.
on Bonds creek, Clay district
tRitchte county aia iofy Bro Stew:
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liam slmonton farm, a shot in the
Keener and increased Its production
from 20 to so barrels a day.
On Grass run, Murphy district, the
Mountain State Gas Company has drill
ed its test on the Washington Raeges
farm through the salt sand and deyeI-
oped very little gas. At Malone P.
O., in, the sans district, tbs same com.
pany has drilled its test on, the L.
Scott farm through the sat sand and
has a light gasser. On the South Fork
of Hughes river, the Richie Mines
Oil Company has competed the No.
70 on the Richie Mines tract and has
10 bari4tp7ma@ ii; 4lkl sqt klid
Ibty iii An sItHtI Hit (
On the Little Kanawha river, in
lqehtet ttftct, SahSun county the
hi copbtrtk has Rpv drilled
its second test on the Columbia
shankg farm through all sands and has
a buster. In the same locality b. G.
Ger%ls &scO. are ytiil1 fishing ,it their
test On The M. e. Stump farm
On Fish creek, Jackson township,
Greene county Pa the Carnegie Nat
ural Gas Company has completed a
test on Ties. B. Smith farm and has
q buster. In Center township, the same
companyds startinsea test on the John
Meeks farm.
OIL cITY-Credit balances, s1.7s;
runs, 169,41S barrels; average, t4s,s2S
barrels; shipments, 179, 2O1,barrels; av-
erage, 1660SS barrels.
NEW YoRK-standard Oil, $3.50.
.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08
seottdaIe Won.

,scoTTDAbE, Pa, Aug. S.-scOtt.
dale defeated The strong Butler team
by a score Of 4 to 1 here yesterday
Keepers pitching was a feature, with
the all.aroynd fast work Of the home
team. Nugents umpiring today was
the best seen here this season. Score:
scottdale ...,,.o101O02O'-4O
Butler. ....... z, .otoQOO00oz.1 ! 9
Roper. and Miller; ,Camnitz and
Frenkenberry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

Shell hear your listle sou has q
good ear for music, Mr.. Twpmbley
Hell think he must have. A hope
less expression comes over his face
whenever my wife sings.-Ansewrs.!
In the good Old summer time,
We get vaudeville for dime.
Also classic music and branstorm
On the Chautauqua platform.
Kansas City Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

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Beaver Fz,I5 Won. .

BEAVER FALLS, PAD Aug. s. Bea.
yer Falls won / from co1nellsvtlle yes.
iterday. Score:
Beaver Falls ..1QO2O211'-7 70 3
.ConnellsviIteS !.O2fCoGooo-S . $
Cooper andIcatfss Znn and GIFT.
fin. >,sll b4ts |
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08
Cough Caution "

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Chlorotorm. or similar poSsonS. And now . little
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II polsons arc In youf Cough MiIture" Good
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and others. should insist on having Dr. Shops
Cough Cure. No poison marks on Dr. shoop'i
lRbels-and none the medicine, else It must BY
law DO on the label. And its not only safe but Il
Is said to be BY those that nowit best, truly re-
mRrkAble cough remedy. Take no chance then.
particularly With your Children. Insist on having
Dr.. sbOep,S Cough Cule. Compare carefully the
Dr.. Hhoop phc4ige with diners and note the
dIiletencb, No bSlso1 maiksl tHetet You can
always be onthssate Ode ~ demanding
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

"Tom Jones" in its musical form is
10 have It's first American production
In Washington
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08
ANDERLIED.


From scAiOne5S Magazine!
oh, when shall / come home again
My darling, tell~mer true? -
To wander east, to wander, vests a
dreary thing to do!
See summer burn the changing leaves
Beneath tnA\hdpeiana kAy, I
White winter fold the familiar caves
Oh, when shall !?
The rose shall tinge the coverts,
And the field bird leave her nest,
And autumn gather golden grain
against her glowing. breast;
The word shall find the .sp9w.banned
And the wanderer Back shall fly,
And aliens seek their. native land
Oh, when shall /?
The ayes strike tpe. yielding pine,
The beams swing up up of yew;
TO build a house for love apd rests {
HAPPY thing to dot
A feathered pair have swung theil
nest,
All secret, safe and high
And everyone finds home and rest
on; WHEN sNa1f.I9"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

Mary-Dfd she make a good match?
Splendid. Lots of money,
good social position, and ali that. In
fact, the only drawback is the hus-
band.-Illustrated Bits.
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Each Side
Got a Game
.FAlRMoNT AND KiTANNINe
BROKE, EVEN IN, YEsTER.
DAYS DOUBLE HEADER.

y . I'd Uni - 7 Nv ~ ~ /
. .KlTTANNlNG,. Pa, Aug. .S:-Fair.
mont and Kittanning broke even IN
yesterdays double header. Carlisle
allowed but one hit in the first game
and the second was called at the end
of tie fifth inning by agreement
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Many bargains. in : wall paper at
Lloyd's Book Shop u
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/ ,FWEsTi PENN. league,
st,ndhna Of Tie cIpbaa.I
Yesterdays ResuIts.

!. TesteFuay7S HesUIIS'
raifhont, c; Ki.tannlng, o..
KittaanIRg, "a Faismont, 1.fs s
scottdale, 4; Butler, l.. 1,
Beaver Falls, 7;,,Ccnnellsyllle, 3.
Greensburg- ClarksDurg, rain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

The production or revival rather b
James o'Neil Of virginius" is to b
both historically accurate and pictor
tally beautiful, 80,
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] GOSSIP .oE.-1HE-sTAeE.

- Robert Warwick .who-.was leading
man With Mary Mannering last sea
son, will be in Virginia Harned's COM
pany. II
The production or revival rather BY
James o'Neil Of virginius" is to ge
both historically caccurate' and pictor-
tally beautiful,
Eleanor Robson will appear during
the, coming season in "salomy Jane"
with probable occasional appearances
of Merely Mary Ann" 81
Gilbert Palker's flight Of Way Is
to be produced in this country in Sep
TENDER and pter'on in London. Here
Guy Standing will play the principal
rolel ilI|
Miss Grace Orr Myers is in Wash,
'lngton with the Aborn opera Com
pany, l3dglng !ths roe aof Dolly Var
den. iWtE Aeriis shet ymbther, Annie
Myers, formerly a big favorite with
,Uheatergoers.
81
james X. Haekett has engaged a
young English actress, Miss Darragh,
as leading woman of his own company
In "JohE ,elayde's: Hqners This, play
is to be produced in Milwaukee in No
vember. Mr.. Hackett's first produc'
tion Of the'seasQni as a manager will
be made dn,sprihgfkld, Ohio, early in
September in the presentation of E.
NJ. Holland in a dramatizatIon of
'Fhe House Of THOUSAND Candles"
Hid has also the American rights to
AlE4d. sutro'sEplay "The Cave of Illu-
,sions," and among his other produc.
lions will be a dramatization of 1.-THE
Masqueraders." His wife, Mary Man
nering, will continue to appear in Mrs.
Rida JohnsSt Young's play, Glorious
Betsy"
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49, Robert War@ielsy +who-!was leading
man With Mary Manneriag last sea
son, will be in Virginia Harned's CON
pany.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

Second Edition of Daughter Of the
Elras6n sale soon. Leave your order
at GlObe Book3storebh <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

Eleanor Robson will appear during
the, coming season in "salomy Jane
with probable occasional appearances
of Merely Mary Ann 8
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TGDaly's Games

Boston at S. Louis. ,..i5 FEN. .a.I.
New York at Pittsburg. .,s
Brooklyn at Cincinnati. ,..
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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1. ilATloNAL 2 LEAGUE ltl "a
standIhaI 81 &c cIlbs.

I'll Yesterdays Results. ,
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 9, .fi
Brooklyn, Cincinnati, 2. lat
others ram tatt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-08

Estbef tig tate Of speed for freight
sasiIs Is the accident occurred, . :,
III 1eath 81 nlop came aOout IN
alm1 fenticaIIF tha same maaner
Is ihat 81 with gashburnI . well
pan 55nng man Of the Seventh
VIA sra was killed last-falf'whAe
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Londres.-Un decret royal an
nonce que la Nouvelle- Z6lande por'
terra d6sormais le titre de "Domi'
Mon de la Nouvelle- Z6lande'.
Angouleme, Charente. - Les
grandes maueuvres d'automne,
de l'arm6e franchise, ont common
&c dams le vojsinage de cette vile
ct en- presence du general Picquart
ministre de la guerre.
Berlin.-Des marches epreuves
executes q Karnten par des r6ser.
yistes autrichiens ont Gu DIES con-
sequences funestes.
Les troupes, parties q quatre
heures du matin, Sc sont arret6es q
une heure de l'apr4s-m midi. 300
hommes sont tomb6s en- cours de
routes; so sont gravement malades
ct ont signale un mort.
Berlin. On mande de Salzbourg
Autriche, que Table Kirscksteiger,
announcement vicaire, connu de-
puts six ans pour ses romans de
colportage don't Is diff usion etait
6norme, a 6t6 reconnu fou par OK
pertise m6dicale.
Kirschsteiger s'6tait afili6 au
"Los Won Rom (Rompons avec
Rome) puts au soclalisme.
SEES romans avaient dn leur diff
fusion q la propaganda des deuz
parts. Ills 6taient tous deux 3 ten:
dance anticl6ricale, sur la comics
sion ct le c6libat.
Paris.-La question du maintien
GU de la suppression de la guillo.
tine, au suje5 de laquelle la presse
franchise dlscutalt depuis nombre
de semaines, a 6t6 deci.
de par le d6cret du presi-
dent Falli4res commuant la peine
de mort 4 laquelle 6tait condamne
l%'assassin Soleillant, en- celle de ira.
vaux forces q perp6tuite,
Soleillant a tue une petite file
de IL ans, apres l'avoir violent6e'
Les details de CO crime avaient
soulev6 indignation la plus vive
dams toute la France.
Londres. = LIE correspondent q
Rome du "Chronicle" dit qu'un
ami intims du Pape aurait declare
que des difficulties Sc sont 6lev6es
au sujet de la tr .nslation de corps
des papes Pie TX ct Leon XIII du
Vatican q Pendroit Oh lis doivent
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reposer. Celia a porte le present
pontife d ins6rer une clause dams
son testament ordonnant quill ne
soft pas inhum6 dams les limites
du Vatican.
LIE pape a aussi d6fendu a tous
les membres DIES institutions mo-
nastiques, hommes on femmes, de
sortir de leurs monasteres en- pu-
bile lie 20 sepembre, le jour de la
fete rationale. lie Pape GRANT que
DIES r~epr6sailles antlclericales ne
viennent q Sc produlre.
Cassel, Prusse.-Pendant les re
centes manoeuvres de l'arm6e allie
mande, 60 membres de Imperial
Automobile Club de Berlin ont
porte, avec leurs machines, DIES de-
peches dams diverses parties du
pays, q une v%itesse excessive.
sTrois personnes ont 6t6 tu6es
par eux, ct 81 autres ont recu des
pleasures plus on moins graves.
SAINT 6bastien, Espagne.-Le
roi Alphonse a 6t6 soumis q une
operation chirurgicale don't le but
6tait de lui dilater les fosses nasa.
les pour facillter la respiration et
de lie d6barrasser dun polype. L'o.
peration a complement reussi
Celles-ci a etc fate en- presence DIT