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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.

Cp to 2:30 o'clock to-day the follow
ing persons had appeared before the
grand jury: b 81 81
f. Brummage. r. Funk. Chas. Haller.
G. w. Walker, George Woody Anna
Hawkins. A. S. Fleming. A. H. Flen,.
ing. John Bowers, Nathan sayers, Joe
Evans. Henry Shaver, A. J. Mcdaniel.
Dawson Brown. Mrs. Lou Ellis, Bes.
sic Watts, Mrs. Lenore Seal. NJ. L.
Meredith. Ed. Bowman, Mary Sinko.
George sinko. Steve Rabati, George
Audrich, Mike Audrich, George Lazar.
Andy Lazar. Mary Chlzmar. Helino
skoromysle, George Clement, May
Undo. Notes Mochic. Claudio Nc.
Wicker. c. A. Bonham. Snnt Lock-
hood. Sam Walker. A., L. Lehman,
Duke Brand. P. A. Bartholow. DR.. A.
W. Smith, w. P. Moran. Joseph
Dutch. +. r. Cooper, John Hall. okey
Randall. Butler Davis, Alb. Petty, r.
NJ. Kniss, Scott Hawkins. VIII. Brand,
NJ. F. Randolph, Joe vingleshrdlueup
NJ. F. Randolph. Is
Joe Vingle was sworn In to inter.
pret the Slavih testimony. ...
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
Sal. Z DEATH
BRIDE OF BUT TWO MONTHE sue.
cuMBs TO COMPLICATION OF
= DISEASES AFTER SHORT
tt5. ~ ILLNESS.

CLARKsBURG. June "a sad
death tok place at local hospital last
night when Mrs. Bessie Bonnell. wife
OF Orval Bonnell succumbed to "a com.
plIcation Of diseases!
Just two months ago the; marriage
OF Mr.. and Mrs: Bonnell took place at
the home of the later at Parkersburg
her maiden name being Bessie Nutter
At the time Of the marriage Mr.. Bon.
nell lived at Salem. Immediately! after
their marriage they moved to this city
and have resided on Clark street, Glen
Elk.
Mr.. Bonnell Is employed on the B.
& Q. railroad as brakeman. Mrs.
Bonnell was removed to the hospital
Sunday and soon after the operation
which she underwent the end came.
Mrs. Bonnell was twenty-five years OF
age. &. 81 ..i Z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
CRIPPLED man !.
\ WAS ' ASSAULTED
DISGRAcEEuL AFFAIR TOOK
2 PLACE ON PIKE STREET.
WHITE MAN IN LOOKUP.

CLARKSBURG. June 2.-shortly at
ter&11 o'clock last night Tom Mulligan,
white, and negro mail carrier named
Steptoe. engaged In an argument at
the entrace Of the williams saloon on
Pike street which eliminated in the two
mixing in an ugly fight.
When the heat OF the argument was
reached Mulllgan drew a revolver to
protect himself from the negro as the
white man has but one leg and is
compelled to use crutches. The negro
knocked the revolver from Mulllgan's S
hand and then knocked him dawn.
After Alulllgan was laid PROSTATE
on the sidewalk the negro proceeded
to curse him with all sorts OF pro-
family and applied many vulgar cpl
thets.
The police then interfered and plac
ed the white man in the lookup for
the night. s .I {
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
U . s. !: English J, lI:!;;l;i
BETTE r THAN len ElsHA AREITEHs
AT,Esl THE EsPPRoFEssoHs4Ts
~ BERLIN f3SEUNINERslTYs 81

BERLIN, June PROF ofessors Brandt.
teacher or English ms the 4Berifn uni
versity. came out today with d rein.
forcement OF his state tement L two weeks,
ago that American teach ersi speak bats
ter English thar; English. aSliars ai,d
advised their employ IN aafmilif
schools. u s$s s,i
The reason gEngl glishmen speak de.
fectlve English. !" g Brand q says:
their exclusive g cultivat ION sof tie @
classics. Even at Cambridg dges there sia
not a chair OF Mod fern Eng liat, III
which q famous English scholar
post as lecturer. ss
"The teachers OF sEng giishS IN the secg
ondary schools are men who have
never passed AN examinat tiortf III ninds
ern languages, but only in II scIassics.
America is far ahead OF England
in the modern tongue and mpderI,
language, Cambridg has mot At teach
er Of English. While Harvard has snirias
teen. Philadelphia has anna gnaifieent.
German school and the VOL kings sufI
Its graduates have already greatly III.
fluenced German 8unirersiti tiess
I'm 1906 i went to 3A1neri lea com.
pletely under the IN tiusnca or the
English prejudice against Amsri can
profession. returned full ofsadmirsss
tion for the American schools and ana
their results. When d young Anueris
can graduates In Eng gliahs antl comes
to to { Berlin can Without miagf gfyingsa
employ him.
The graduates from 5schc ola ii
Northern Mort England snt ntfer mo sitilat-
Ing influence of dialect: Tho chansa;
OF teachers between; Germany ana
America must be promoted need
a direct and intimate sund ersfandfnE
with the eighty million nf Engiish
speaking Americans rat her than tho
10000, 600; of the nglishs ma lion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
ALL A .C0LLECIA'|N'S.. |
GO TO GRAFTON TOMORROW TO
PLAY THE Y. M. c. A..
F..-.a TEAM.

. a j. . . ..a
The "All Collegiuns" is the name OF
new baseball team of this city that
Will play the Grafton Y. NJ. C. "A.
team at Mackln Park tomorrow, after.
noon. The All Collegians is new
team and the positions of the pluyers
are not permanent yet. There will
possibly be some shifting about be-
fore the team gets settled. The boys
Will leave tomorrow on train No. ~.
The line np for the game is as fol.
low -
Captain Ridgeley. IS; Bell. 1b;
shinn. 2b; Lake Malone, 3b: c. F.
Wayman. If: Frank Amos. m: Wat.
kins. RI; Lawrence Malone, p; Curt
Amos. y: Mighty Morgan, C; Harvey
Pltzer is the manager of the team.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
4 EX-SENATOR JONES DEAD.
Prominent Democrat, Who Managed
Two Bryan Campaigns.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-.Former
United States Senator James X. Jones,
aged stxty.nine years, OF Arkansas,
died at his residence here at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon after nn
illness, of a few hours. He was one OF
the leading Democrats In the senate
from 1855 to 1908. and was one of the
strong supporters OF William Jennings
Bryan. having, ns chairman of the
Democratic national committee. con.
Quoted the campaigns of 1896 and 1900.
Since leaving the senate in 1903 he
has conducted a law practice In this
city and has not actively engaged in
politics. .,.
On Friday Senator Jones returned
from a visit to his daughter. Mrs.
Leonora Currlgan. In Arkansas. and
last night was apparently enjoying
good health. Complaining slightly
this morning. he remained in bed and
at $3.50 this afternoon died, the I'M.
mediate cause OF death being heart
failure.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
FRANK { 3 !! I | JOHNSON
Will HAN Gully: II THE DAY
Sis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID
l8fss THE E.tExEcuTioN. ,5i d

In the circuit court this morning
Jud ge Lynch passed upon the motion
for new trial in the case OF Frank
johnson. the negro who. has been
found guilty OF the murder OF Beulah
Martin at. Gypy.
Judge Lynch overruled the motion
for a new trial and sentenced John.
lon to be hanged on Friday. July II.
This is the second hanging in the his
tory OF Harrison county. The other
took place ninety-fiye years ago. All
executions in this State take place at
Moundsville. 81,
It will be remembered that the Jury,
in the Johnson case found him guilty
OF murder In the first degree without
recommending sentence for life i'm.
prisonment. Johnson confessed to a
most brutal murder and Judge Lynch
gave him the statutory punishment
for his crime.
In the circuit court Monday morn.
ing Judge Lynch sentenced number
OF those convicted at the present term
OF court. 4, IS
S. Hugh Michael was sentenced to
four years in the nenitentiary for
stealing silver horn ut the station
here and valued ut s65.o0.
Il Will Turner got six months In jail
for. breaking Into a box car at Byron
and stealing merchandise therefrom.
William Jacobs. colored, was given
three months in Jail for carrying n
revolver and in addition was fined
$4,000.
Burt Wells was placed on trial for
operating a gambling house.
Sam Hunter was given four years
in the State prison for attempting to
kill Jay. Fowler with gun. 4 Il 2 ,s
John Hawkins. colored. got eight
years for numbering his wife. Z
Riley Long was given two years
for the theft OF money. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
G. A. r. Men
ARE HURT OVER SECRETARY
aa TAFT'S UTTERANCES SATuR-
pAY5AT GENERAL GRANTS
TOMB.
tBy United Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., June e.
James NJ. Dalzell, aide de campe to the
chief commander OF the G. A. R., gave
out n statement today In reference to
Secretary Taft's speech on last Sntur'
day Mt General Grants tomb. How
Taft came to think it necessary to GO
back to the early career and rake ur
the only fault and Grants worst
enemy ever named passes understand
Ing he said. 81 see no! necessity for
1t. The G. A. r. to put 1t r,illly is
not only amazed but 1t il hurt
Would Taft have made the unsayory
reference IL Grant had been nllve and
present that day? That Is tho one test
OF propriety OF reference. 1t was a
bad break In all my reading do
not recall parallel to this astounding 9
departure from the proprietles Of q
great OCCASION !, 4. sEts if.|
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
ISUVIME SCHOOL
Observation-Disclosures.
q ED FOR q cLAssEs-oPENs
81 t5 TOMORROW M o RNtNG c.

The first summer session OF thA
local Normal School begins to.mor1ow
morning promptly atS7:3 80 o clock. The
school is started for those who Wish
training In the branches taught in Sthe
public schools and In professional
training work. a good enrolment Is
expected and those who wish to en-.
roll should Communicate either with
DR.. Bennett or Prof = Rohrbaugh. Out
Of town students can find rooms and
meals at the Dormltory. 81, f.s' !
The following schedule has been ar.
ranged beginning at a :3O: a
E. G. Rohrbaugh: !: Latin, 2: Latin,
4; Latin, Civlcs; Oriental and
Greek History.
Mrs. Morrow: English Literature
State History. Rhetoric. 2; Rhetoric,
1; Grammar. I.
E. E. Mercer: Geometry. 2; Alge,
bra, 2: Arithmetic. Algeria. 4 Eng.
lish History. 4, ii. q 4.
w. R. shaw: Physiology, commercial
Geography, Physical Geography, q. S.
History ! Z 4. jt !. Z 3si
Miss Montana Hastlngs:: Theory
and Art; Psychology. The remainder
of Miss Hastings time will be given
to work in the model school and in
the training department.
4 The above schedule is subject to
change whenever enough demands for
additional subjects are made they
will be added. 5.s5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
S'CHERR WINS
MI llllLL8eETsTHEfENTlRE DELEGA
ION In MlNGo COUNTY AS
Il RESULT OF coNvEN- ttit
Il q, TON. Etf

W. va, June a.
\ AN AZ II enthusiast stlc and extremely har-
$monions convention was held by, the
i sRe SlEs! Republicans y OF Mingo county here yes.
aSt1erday for the selection OF delegates to
the state convention and all eleven
men named are favorable to scherr
sas IsG the Republican nominee for gov
sernor: The delegates were namod un.
der the unit rule. Sentiment in the
county IS unanimous for the auditor
g for governor, but in naming the dele.
gates they We're not instructed. The
result did not occasion much surprise
4 there had been no fight there and
lMingo had been in all tabulatton con
gEeded to Scherr. !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
Wetzel Y e !, !, E ]. Court ii
IsAa'Y;s THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CAN 4 NOT CHARGE FOUR
CENTS ON SHORT
~ * LINE.a5 ]. f5. e

I Sssssf; A. EW a1-ARTINsVlLLE. w. Va,
June The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company must pay to Arthur.
Grant the amount OF the Judgment
rendered against the railroad com
/ ipany at the last term of the Circuit
Court Judg Sc Willis refused to en-
stertain the motion to set aside the
judgment and grant a new trial ana
confirmed the decision.
The case was in the nature OF a
test case brought by Grant and /,
number OF other residents residing
Ealong the Short Line railroad, anil
sattracted wide attention throughout
the State. Grant resides in Grant
district AMI claimed that the railroad
company charged him four cents a
mile which is more than the. legal
rate allowed to be charged. for
ticket from smithfleld. He brought
&nuit against the railroad under the
provisions of the statute pertaining
to the charging of excessive fares and
secured judgment.
There are seven other cnses mend.
s1ng against the rallroad company. and
itlawas agreed by the attorneys on
both sides that the cases would be
Held until the result OF the Grant
ease. As Grant secured favorable de
&elsion 1T Is believed that all OF the
Other plaintiffs will now proceed Will,
their cases. In all probability the
III 1 ratlroai company will appeal the case
isto the supreme court Of appeals. but
as a4 yet It has not given notice Of an
appeal. g. ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
.B|ANT,AMAW B 4! u l J! !! weight
Ats:lPlRAN.Tl$ z N ) IN = osPlTA sulTl
OF SEVERE EATING last Il
N / GEiT,s Il

81 BALTIMORE II June soIy
Weinreyb. e Rochester. aspirant
for the bantam ght spug gtliatic hons
ors Is slowly recoF FlnE INT q local hon
pttal from the effects 81 beating
ceiyed IN al fight t last night WITH
"Yonng Britt the local lad Thesvfsis.
tor was floored In the sint round. fIe
hit the floor so hard that sat first IL
was thought that his skull was broken.
Britt, whose real name Is Harry Tres9.
finger, the referee the seconds and
the managers were ARRESTED Wein.
reyb recovered sgconscIpusness this
morning. Men arrested dsIaterswere rc.
leased .S \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
DRUG / |. CLERK
FINED AT MANNiNGToN FOR
SELLING WHtskEY-PRoMl-
NENT PHYSICIANS IN
.r=. t|ltI Ia.'t.5s THE MfInru aHas1+t ~ "

Elmer Nay. an old offender in local
police court, was caught by the Man.
nington police with quantity of whis-
key. Nay was put through sudon-
ferrous process and devulged the name
OF the man from whom he got the liq-
uor. Warf Hllberry was the man.
Yost was arrested and he stated that
he got the whiskey from Eruce Yost.
Yost wa arrested aud he stated that
he got the whtskey at Ma atthew's drug
store. The drug clerk was arrested
and fined fifty dollars and costs. The
drug clerk sold the whtskey on pre-.
scription issued by DR.. Calvert, Of
Warrington. It seemed that the man
did not need any liquor and now the
authorities are after: Calvert and they
are determined that he shall no long
erA practice medicine. He will be
prosecuted and the maximum fine will
be imposed by the mayor. s; q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
VERY MIXED
ARE REPORTS! OF REAL RESULT
OF THE PocAHoNTAs
CONVENTIONS.

s CHARLESTON. w. Va. June e.
Pocahontas county, In county dele.
gate convention held at noon yester.
day. selected eight delegates to the
State convention and passed tnstruc.
tions according to one report, bind.
Ing seven Of the eight delegates to
vote for Arnold c.. Scherr. and one for
Charles Wesley swisher. The conyen.
tion was made up of 20 Scherr dele.
gates and 20 swisher delegates, an.,
1t Is said that there would have bee,,
q bolt on the part of the swisher peo.
pie II Scherr had been given the full
delegation. !, y
A statement was Issued from the
swisher headquarters stating that 4 V
delegates will be for, Swisher and az
for scherr. This statement was i'm.
mediately denied at scherr head.
quarters. Il (; i;,.5 I, 5,.i
One report from MarlInton sent by
the Charleston Gazette correspondent
said the entire delegation was In.
tructed for scherr. but later advlces
corrected this to the extent that
Swlsher gets a single delegate, An.
other report gives swlsher six. 1t will
probably take the vote In convention
to straighten the tangle out exactly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
I'HEALlUNNlI.
oF#5THE FARM ONT STATE NOR.
8.if Z 4 NAL SscHooLaELEcTs5 oFFI.!s5 !s5..
5 cERs-PLAN3 FOR a: BIG II q IS
BANQUET ss

r. a.
At a business meeting OF the Alum
nj OF the Fairmont State Normal
School. the business of the year was
completed and arrangements made
that an elaborate reunion and banquet
be held at the commencement next
year. si5i stya y.
President CIV. Robinson appoint
ed the following committee on mr.
rangements: U. 8. Fleming. John c.
Mckinney and Miss Edna Jacobs. This
committee with their assistants will
arrange for the banquet and the social
affalr.t The committee on nomlna.
tions for the following year. consist
ing-of Miss Alice oh1ey. Mr.. s. T.
Spears. and Oliver shurtleff made the
following report which was accepted: !:
]. Guy Prichard, president; Tusca
Morris, 1st vice presid ent Mrs. Owen
s. Mckinney, I'd vice president; Mrs.
Virgil Vandeyort, Sd vice president:
Mr.. Frank J. Pyles, 4th vice president;
Mrs. N1ollIe Ross. treasurer; Mrs
Frank Hall. corresponding secretary;
Miss nellie Fl. Cox, recording secrc-
tary. 4 .FS, .:; 5.{
The Alumni. under the direction OF
the new officers. will publish at the
beginning OF the next school year an
alumni Record and Year Book. which
will contain much valuable informa.
tton for the members of the associs-
ton. u. &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
MASON ! D !; ] J |
DISCUSSES THE oRRUPTssPRAc.
tTlcEs 3LAvv-GlvEsF GRAND %ss
AN EXPOSITION o
TIL e ACT Il K

In his charge to the grand Jury yes.
terday, Judge \ Mason went into the
new election law. He said in part:
Election laws. Act OF 1908. passed at
the extra session, February 90, 1908:
Chapter %: s. &
The Legislature Of the State at the
extra session last winter enacted a
law making some very, radical changes
in regard to offenses relating to 5elec.
tions. The men who depend upon the
corrupt use OF none :ballot-box stun.
ing. bribery OF voters and election OF.
ticers, to secure their elections will
have! to retire If this law5is enforced.
And may add that this cnurt3 will
Insist on strict and importial en-.
forcement OF this law. II the courts
the juries. the officers OF the court
and the public do their duty under
this law, we shall have fair elections
and men may. be elected to office with
out being required to bankrupt, and
disgrace themselves. The men who
depend upon corrupt practices for
their elections will be defeated at the
polls. This Will meet the hearty. ap.
proval OF every good citizen. This
being new law 1t should be prompt.
~ and vigorously enforced without
giving time for large number OF
people to become involved and the en-.
foreement thereby made more diff.
cult. BY overlooking some violations
and later Furnishing others the courts
will be subject to the. criticism OF par.
TALLY. There Is no reason whatever
why any one should violate any OF
the provisions OF this act, and II he
does and Is not punished it will not
be the fault OF this court.
This act became a law May 25. II
will be we'll for. all voters, and espe
cially candidates and officers of polItl
cal committees to become familiar
with Its provisions. Let me call your
attention to some provisions which
candidates and voters should know in
time to avoid getting into trouble.
Here Judge Mason read from the
acts. Continuing Judge Mason said:
The Legislature. deemed this act oi
so much Importance that requires all
judges Of circuits and criminal courts
Of this State to give it in charge to all
grand jurles empanelled in their re
spective courts. ia
1t will thus be seen that the Legis
lature has deemed 1t wise to resort
somewhat harsh and drastic measures
to eliminate evils which no good citl
zen approves or condones. Unless re-
strained by law lawless men will bu:,
their way into Office and then ,recour
expenses by the corrupt use OF thei,
positions. Occa sionally we find men
OF wealth who are willing to exchange
their money for honors, but as rule
the man who pays more for the nom,
inatlon and election to an office than
the salary amounts to will bear watch
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
Died This Mcrninu,

Mrs. Mary Barnes, widow of VII.
liam H. Barnes, died this morning at
nine o'clock at the home OF John D.
Radford On Raymond street. Mrs.
Barnes wa SO years. II months and
ten days old ut the time Of her death.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 230 O'clock from the
house. The service Will be conducted
by Rev. W. ". Morrison. pastor Of the
NJ. P. Church. OF which the deceased
was member assisted by Rev. Bent
OF the NJ. E. Church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
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Entertained.

Mrs. John Gruber entertained nun.
Der of friends at her home on 1877
Spense street Monday afternon from
two until six p. m. Mrs. Gruber laid
aside her gray hairs for a few hours
and engaged in playing innocent games
which were enjoyed by all. After which
tempting refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Mary
Mooney. Beulah Lowe. Edith Leads
and Mr.. Harold Leads.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
Ayers Won, !,

The contest for 2d lieutenant in
Company I. the new local organiza.
tion OF National Qua rtls. was brought
to close last night. The contest has
been going on ever since the company
wa organized and some warmth was
developed In the campaign. rs
e The total number OF votes cast was
~, OF which Jay c. Ayers received
80. Francis Thralls, IT. Mr.. Ayers
the successful candidate, Is son Of
Mr. and Mrs. 2. NJ. Ayers, of Elkins,
w. Va. and Is well known In Fair
mont MT. Ayers holds responsi.
BILE position with the Fairmont Coal
Company. s. Il ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
Christfe-Arnett Recital,

The following Is the programme for
the Christle-Arnett recital to be given
tonight at the Grand Opera House un.
der the auspices of the Altar Guild
of Christ P. Z. Church:
PROGRAMME. z.
Ruth Arnett,
Carney Christie,
Readers.
Part l.
Monologue ............. Miss Arnett
Citing from "The Pit. Norris
Scene DARKNESS.
Scene Light.
Mr.. Christie.
Intermisston.
Part II.
Monolosue ....-........ Miss Arnett
Itcading-"Run You Coyote, Rum
.--Thomas .......... Mr.. Christie
Note-----"The Pit" arranged and dram
atized by Mr.. Christie.
The monologues used by Miss Ar.
nett are original.
~ ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
1 ll!:'|O|'|S|'|''l|ll|''|||H ! | |
||.N||!||'''|F|'IIll|E !!
TODAY | ! 0 ]
F1veg PersO1 O1ls Burn
ed in Bo arc ling
Ho use.


NEW II foRES,,s June o One Wou1nn
lost her life aud ave other persons
are; seriously burned and ID dozen 9th.
ers were rescued by s. tremen with
clothing ablaze following TIM ilrs
which Fgutted q three story fashtona.
BILE boarding house az s313 West
tteth street early TO -day The IRE
started I'm the basement under tlae;
stairs and when II was q discovered the
exit to the upper stories had been ont
of. Mrs. Marie Belle Crane. Fiftli
avenue dressmakers fell from the root
to the pavement and WAS sihstantls
killed. The & tlremen rescuetl many
with Sealing ladders and dpreyented d
hysterical woman from Jumping from
the blazing building j. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02

Little Cora EilzabethsjNao Morgan dead.
Miss Cora Guild has gone to Chi
caso called by the d cath of her niece.
little Miss Cora Ellzabet III
which ocurrel on q saturda NY Etttle
Miss Morgan vistte her aunt here
last summer in2 compally With her
mother and made EaE host of friends
who are greatly shoe keds and dgrl:ieved
to learn Of her d cath
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02

s OUR CUSTOMERS know, what a
large and choice collection OF Shirt
Waists SJoLLlFF's STORE carry to
retail from 81. 90 up to s12.oo. Wait
Tor sale. & Win find genuine bargains.
Watch for our advertisements, -. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02

Prof. Thos. C. Moore has moved hi!
family into the residence on Tenti
street, Fifth ward. which was recent
ly vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. F. r
Kerens, who moved from this city,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Kerens' family
have moved from their home on 10th
street, 9th ward. to near Arnettsville
Monongalia county. 49, ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
Jailed.

( A bootlegger, by the name OF Me-
Wicker was placed in the county jail
this morning. He was arrested at
ManninEton by Deputy Sherlff J. D.
Charlton and was brought here on
train No. 72. Chess Watts. another
alleged whiskey hawker, got away.