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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28
Ir Washlnt-ti

"Who is that distinguished looking luan?"
 "That's the official gucsser of tho agricultural department.
 "What are his duties!
 "They tell him whoa the scismograph indicates an earthquake and ho guesses where it is. ''--Clcyeland Plain Dealer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28
A Healing Salve for Burns, Chapped
 Hands and Sore Nipples

As a healing salve for burns, sores, sore nipples and chaped hands, Cham berlain s Salve is most excellent. It allays the pain of burn almost in- stantly, and unless the injury is very severe, heals the part without leaving a scar. Price, o5 cents. For sale hv All Druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

{" Yes, krow that the sparrow does not Care anything about the insects that infest the trees and shrubbery. They don | seem to tickle his palate. There is one species of insect, however, and one that is notorious for it's ravages
 that they delight in, and that is the locust. They nre extravagantly fond lof locusts, which may not be surprising
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

Opticians Eere-Swigert Brothers of Denver, Colo, came in Sunday evening from Benson, and w;il be located for fcw days at tho Dominion hotel. They come well recommended and expect to !o q good business while in Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

See the Atlantic fleet at the Iris to- night in moving pictures, taken at San Diego.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Indian Hot Springs has attractiv swimming lakes, fish lakes and boat ing lakes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

The Star Ice Cream Parlors makes a speciality of strengthening and refresh ins egs drinks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28
Not Eimicu,t

"Tell me-" sail the young woman with literary aspirations, "bow you eontrived to get your first story az. cepted by . magazine.
 The eminent author smiled.
 ''I owned the magazine, he replied Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Baseball Score Card-Joc N Proehas' ka, local baseball magratc, is preparing matter for an attractive score card to be used in the string of games to be played this season. A large edition to cover the entire season is being print cd in the Silver Belt office in attractive style on the best of cardboard, and ad- vertiscrs can reasonably expect good re- turns from i! as a medium of publicity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28
The Biz Fleet.

Sec the Atlantic feet at the Iris to-. night in moving pictures, taken at San Diego.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Safford butter, per pound, 40c at Gamble's Cash Stor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Fresh ranch eggs 90 cents at Gam blc 8 cash store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Perfect alfalfa hay 45c to 75c bale at Gamble s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28
Tho Biz Fleet.

See the Atlantic fleet at the Iris to- night in moving pictures. taken at San Diego.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Get the habit. Go to the Star Ice Cream Parlors for cooling drinks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

RUBoTToM THE JEwELER WILL MOVE APRIL 90 INTO THE ROOM r OR M E RLY OCCUPIED BY SCHLINGER THE TAILOR, NEAR THE BRIDGE
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Try Marshmallow sundae at the Star Ice Cream Parlors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

MargerOum soda water, 567 \. Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Mostly Smoko-A match or lighted cigar careless dropped through the gsandstand at the ball game Sunday ignitcd heap of rubbish underneath and for about ten seconds little panic was thrs : ened. Ed Stewart volun- tarilv tackled he flames and the incl dent was soon forgotten in the excite mcnt of the game.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28
Tho Big Fleet.

Duncan, watch repairer, 6ls \. Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Try Loop- -the-Loop at the Star Ice Cream Parlors. It !s delicious.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Ice cream of all favors delivered a1 ordered from Star Ice Cream Parlors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Try Jininez Today-Juan Jiminez, who was arrested Friday night after an altercation with Mexican near the shelter, in which he is alleged to have drawn a pistol and abused the other, will be tried by Judge Thomas this af ternoon at 1 o'clock on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Only One 0fender-John Trojano. vieh was arraigned before Judge Thom' as this morning charged with drunken ness. He was found guilty and fined S5. He paid his fine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Leeds Filed-lIcrman A. Sidow and George Bowen to John c. Clark, one third interest in Lone Star mine and onc.third part of two-thirds interest in Mountain View mine, Pinto creek dis triet, sl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-28

Married Saturday-Miss Bertha Feur and F.. J. Ne Euin were married Satur day afternoon by Probate Judge P. C.. Robertson in his office in the court house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
The Hl1t.so1, Trial.

CHARLESTON, W.:sva,I4 I4lne %!
The Witnesses examined yesterday in
the trial OF former Assistant Adju,
ttant General Hntsoh, for emhezz1e'
1nent. were General q. Il. Boggs. pay.
MASTER OF the GUARD, and Col. G. N.
Sims. Col. Hutson's predecessor He
was also one of the members or the
commission that examined Col. Hut.
sons accounts after. the latter hal
been relieved. The day. was spent in
the S Identification OF papers anu
youchers letstIng to National Guard
disbursements. during which there
were many spirited wrangles among
the counsel The defense insists the
prosecution should prodtiee Col. Hut.
sons commission as assistdiit adjutant
general which it claims Col Hutson
left in the Office when lie retired but
which the prosecution has been urfs.:
BILE to find. tj{ ii &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
IN TOWN TODAY. -

Prof, r. A. Riggs. Of Wellsburg. can
d!date for the. denomination for State Su-
perintondent of Schools. was in the
cit city today looking after tlle Interests
OF ,i his race. Mr.. Riggs has recently
made made quite tour OF the State and
feels very much encouraged about his
chances. With five candidates before
the convention he does not make any
claims as he believes there Is " II
.fltlts much uncertainty about who will be
nominated for the office he seeks. IIc
believes that the fight for Governor
VIII have to be settled before any
definite line up will be made for the
minor offices. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
ARRANGEMENTS III ALMo ST. COM
u 8lPLETED FOR FAl RMoNT,ss i BIG
FOURTH Of uLYF y Y cELEsRA;: y
bTioN-PARADE3S FORMATION TO TO
\ BE KNOWN: EAR w NExTtWEEk.

# Last nights meeting Of the commit.
tee was the most enthusiastic OF any
held yet and Iarrangementsfare almos.
completed for the big celebration
which viii bring thousands of people
to our cttyGand they will be entertain
ed so well tina + Fairment will here
after be the mecca for hundreds OF
out:of-town people bent on both pleas
ure. and business: ss! I: 4
The parade committee has several
new Stunts UP their sleeves. which
will not be 5divulged until you actually
see the result OF, their work.
novel feature will be- the pony
turno,lts and prizes Of gold will be
awarded as follows: is,
$500 in gold. first prize, to the most
unique turnout OF pony under saddle.
Second prize, $500 in gold. For4th:s
most novel turnout iof Y pony to hor.
ness, $500 In gold and $500 for sec.
ond prize. = 81 Il IS
These offers have stimulated the
owners OF ponies to unusual efforts
and some striking effects are prom
ised. Here's a chance for the wide
awake boys and girls OF the city to
earn some money and have a good
time while they're ding 1t.
Worthington has promised to send
their band of "R7clsy Mountain Hay,
Riders, the most. famous aggregation
west of the Alleghanies and one rival
jing the famous. Spiral Tower as an at
tention attractor- The worthy peo
pie Of that Shustling little city will nc
ttloubt turn out in great numbers tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
Notice to 3
City Subscribe S

%E On and after the first day OF July
the city circulation of the West Virgin
ian will be handled by Frank Pryor
and Frank Crawford. who will super.
intend the delivery and make collec:
tions FOR all papers. Collections will
be made monthly at the rate OF 40
cents Eer month. We 3belive that our
subscribers will be benenttelih ythis
change as these two young men will
give tiielr best Efforts; to the end that
all: subscribers are promptly add prop
erly served. 4 S3.3S
4 All subscription sup to .Tulys5fl-st.
nre due and ayable toithe Falrmont.
West Yirginian Publishing Company
and all subscriptions accrulng after.
that date will be duo. to and collected
by. Messrs: Pryor & Crawford.
Z All subscribers owing for \ the pa.
per up till July first arc requested TO
make immediate settlement as 1t Is
desired ITO close all accounts as soon
as possible. b W.. Y
F7sAlIRMoNT WEST vIRG1N1AN n
$,sSs s.g5 PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
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Funeral Services Held.

This morning at half after nine
o'clock at the residence 81 Mr. b F.
Reed, on Barney street, funeral ser!
vices We're conducted over the remains
Of little Richard Edwin Reed, whose
death occurred ca #hHFsiay. Rev. A.
G.. stoetzer conducted tba Services
which were largely attended By
friends OF the little boy. The tiny,
cnshet was almost buried benea ath /. a
rrofuslon Of floral offerings. The re-
mains were conveyed to- Woodlawn
Cemetery where they were laid be.
side those OF his mother,< Mrs. W. N.
Reed. whose death occurred three
months ago. >,n. Il: s Z: 5.sS ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
WRECKS
ID|d'!I'll
injuries.
eIsstl!er'd,a az eg- q.
nam Ac;-;.I
ci lent 1!
OMEN IN sTALLYHoI MET
lTHfA sERioUsSA cl-$f Ia

siNEWPORT. r. 81 NJ June 20.-The
two Il tliousa1I club women who cane ana,
ieresfromls sBoston vest teriay for an out
ing went Back greatly sud- lli dened as q
result yof al ;acs:cii i,si ent which caused
fserions in3uri ies Sto three or their II, n.
sbef! Many 81 sthes visitors s:wh swere
delegates 4 toS the B + Biennial session of
fae general federati ton 81 Women's
CLUBS; ins Bosto had been enjoying
narriages drives about the city and It
lIe occupants sof q tallyhoF Goa eli
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27

8 rEENETlAND ohio June e. .--4. - Trav
ssling 40 miles an hour, train No lis
the Erie ri ailroad Struck a. broker
ratl three mi les west $of 5Garettsville
Sphio. 4sl q clock last night, and
1sst the snt $as point where there
an enfhaii kmentE 25 feet high: 81:
The Dead: B .s3sEss s8i77s ],
chtafless Es g sih,onds 62 engineer
lG1ex xeland 4 =
Injured: !: - y
Ieksi tiFerss Cleveland. 81 tl 6tok E.Fss*
SeesS express messenger
EsinrusheH sby s7Da aggage serious.
liam Rankin, Cleveland, express
Salessengs m 1ure!l by baggage.
Fred sBrand;; Cleveland, ! leg cut. .:
Smith, cut BY glass. 4 III b
hem the 5ensI Inc hit the defective
/ 3rails EN- bbqnded over the enbnnkment.
staking engineerl lsimnods with It. 4 Fire:
i man Icke was thrown54oS feet /. into a
eof1b Ina ton baggage car, day
stnoaeh liner and aparlorS car left the,
4 b1it 5lI not 50 over the empann-
ment 4es !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
sATURDAY JuNE 2 isos
Many Plans for TIE q
CeLeb bration 81 e. The Fourth

Witness the triumph / Of their favor;
ties:
Word comes from Benton's Ferry
thatSthe prize Of 100 In gold will
surely be carried on by q wagon from
that neighborhood. &. No particulars
were learned, but It'll is known thatstw
wagons at least are being overhauled.
extra horses hired and friends being
asked to swell the crowd. "a But Ben.
toms Ferry, will not walk away with
first prize without an extra effort as
TRiyesville. Montana. Amos. Barrack:
Vile. Pennington and Watson are all
after that money. Mr."Billum" Bailey
says Gray,.s Flats has the biggest wag-
on in this section and while he doesn't
need the $500. y he thinks Gray's
Flats should have the honor. These
gold prizes are open to the owner or
driver OF the wagon bringing the most
people to town and is confined strict:
" to out OF town people. *
Get up your crowd, as many as you
can bring. drive to the Courthouse.
where a member OF the committee will
take your n ame5 and count your load /:
You will then be asked to go to the
point where the parade forms and I'M.
imediately after the parade the first
second and third prize In gold will be
given out. As the parade forms at
Ei10:30 sharp, it Is necessary that al
wagons report to the Courthouse be
fore s1o o'clock. Any reporting afte,
tibet will be barred from the contest
/ All secret orders desiring place
In the parade are. requested to com
municate with Mr.. J. H. Rown,l
chairman ParadesCommittee. us soor
as possible. ~; II Z; y +. 4
People are asked to decorate thetl
homes and business hauses on the .4tl
and help make 1t one grand gala ;da,
for the old town. Let your slogan be
..tFairmont for the Fourth" !"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
''F|:OlLLIES ! and
MISTAKES
NERAL biscUssloNS3oF or;
These QUESTIONS TO Be HAD
BEFORE III. sPuReEoNs GIVES
HIS LECTURE ON THE SUBJECT.

| -
VI The lecture Of Rev. DR.. SpIiTgeJa, !, 6
London, to be given at the Norma
Auditorium on the evening OF july
S.spromlses to be an event OF consid
cradle local interest. The subject for
the discourse, Popular F'ollles anu
Common Mistakes. . is a large one and
Dr.. Spnrgeon Is large enough to han.
die the subject with all its branches
N the most able, Instructive and en-.
tertalning manner. The world has
since the beginning OF time had "Fol-
lies and Mistakes ID contend with
and even down to the present time
they3 exist possibly in us large degrea
as ever. The novel way OF bringing
the subject before the people as will
be seen from a1 announcement else.
where in this paper will prove of: val
lie to the community. People who
have never given these questions
more tlinn a passing thought will have
a aEchanceE to do some real hard think
Ing and some one VIII be paid we'll for
thinking on the question. There are
so many folllcs enumerated in the
synopsis of the lecture that It will be
difficult which will be the most gen.
orally discussed. Everybody will be
benefited by the discussion. Every.
body IS invited to. express an opinion
but not more than one, article to be
accented from each person on one sub.
ject but one person may. discuss nll
the subjects II they SO desire. 5. q,
Following are n few Expressions OF
the press relative to DR.. Surgeons
ability us lecturer: ls53 # y ta9 ~.
Wheeling tW..5Va-) Daily News.
sf Or. spurgeon Is one OF the finest
lecturers on the chautauqua platform
and his talks are always worth henr-
Ing. He takes subjects of live inter-,
est and handles them In such way
that they are good for Yall.. ~ y. 3 a
Waterloo Daily Reporter.
Il Rev. Dr. Sturgeon is a fluent speak
er, and must have much Of the same
blood in him that his cousin had. He
held the &nnlivide,l attention Of a
large audience, who thoroughly nppre.i
ciated his mastery discourse. H
X . agH - =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
THANK, J I'l+Il|.Al. j
LITTLE FALLS. w. a. June 81
The Fairmont West ivirginian: Va. q.
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LITTLE FALLS. Va.,I June q /.
The Fairmont West virginian: IS
Fatrmont, w. va. 5.ss .ysS
Gentlemen: 4 notice that after the
,1st Scf July you raise the price OF your.
paper. SO I enclose you my check for
three dollars for: one years subscri1,-
ition to the daily West vlrglnian. Ny
time Is not up until some time in July.
While l am a Monongallan, Il cannot
do Without the virglnian as II consid.
crit enc! Of the best county papers in
tie State. am also very much in.
terestel in the editor OF this paper for
the off ce OF State Superintendent OF
!. Free Schools which he seeks. as 4
think he is deserving of the office.
Truly. Il 4 ss;;3. IN II n I;
BEN SON JACOBS. .E
Three other gentlemen that eacf,
sayed a dollar by renewing their sub.
5scrIption to the daily for 5yeariwerS
q. y. Lough. Farnington, W. va: f.
H. Hoult, Hoult, W. Va: G. w. Hull
Watson, ". va. Only a few days re
main to make this saving as the otrei
expires July 1st. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
III w /.
u e S tarted
5000 IN EN- WILL FIND EMPLOY.
MENT-RusH soRDERs ARE ~:
@ 3iSilRECElVEp.Sc s. ss
'pyltlnited Press.

tEy6 United Press.) ..5 i5gl !
f4 PITTSBURG, Pa, June p - There
was joy In thousands OF McKeesport
homes today hen 1t was announced
that the additional sdepa artments OF the
National Tube. Company will resume
work on Monday giving employment
to 5000 men. It was also announced
that instead Of CLOSING 6 July: a for two
weeks forSrepairs the plant Will shut
down July and reopen July G. Rush
orders are responsible. isl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
Regents of or1,,az Sclloo
l7aUes Va11ed5 Tie. Faculty
FEW CHAM Es IN Sc 4E TEACHING
slii ,FoRcE--:;F:A I'M GtR VI
GOES TosWEsTtEiR:.s9i

II HUNTTNGToN June, a7 .:.. ==7s
The Board gof r egents tof the state
Normal Schools met here Lin annual,
session Tor the election EEof teachers
last night. Compare lively few chang.
es we're mad In the faculties OF the
various schools. NJ
Principal Lorain F'ortney. OF West
Liberty. was transferred to the sprinci.
palship at Chenille and # Professor
John q. Shaw. of; Glenvllle; was elect.
ed principal at west Liberty The
West Liberty faculty consists OF Il sths
following: John g. Shaw. Sprlncipal:,
A. D. Kennemend,s Sc first ASSISTANT
Alice Gotschall. Forest stemple. J on.
ME Sanders. Caroline Youngs,S Clara,
Reinheimer.
Glenyille faculty consists OF Lorainl
:Fortney, principal Walter Barnes;
first assistant !; Mary NJ Woods. iWnl-
ter A.. Parker. Annie Austin. G. I'M i
SyVillerson. Leola Nlarrs. Y RI n
Is Only one change was made In the
faculty at Fatrmont.s Miss nfolllei Wiz.
ginia Smith resigned as snlntron Of the
dormitory and assistant in English on
account OF Ill health and Miss Laura
E. Lewis, OF Shepherd College faculty,
was elected In Miss Smiths place.
Miss Lynne yWaddelI was elected to
the place vacated by Miss Lewis at
Shepherd College. There we're no otli
exchanges at Shepherd College. I,
Miss Anna Cummings resigned as
superintendent OF the training depart
mentI at Marshall College and a com
mittee was 4 appointed { to seek some
one for the place. r. ]. Largent was
granted Ia leave of absence from the
Huntington Normal and L. II. Miller
was chosen to fill tho vacancy. No
other changes were made In the Mar.
shall college faculty. G--:.1f,;t9
Miss Maula Curtis was elected sll.
i iiperlntendent OF the training depart;
ment. and matron OF the dormitarysat al
Concord and Miss Blanche Corbln was
!! elected te her place as teacher mads
Vacant by promotion Of Miss Curtis.
Leave Of absence was granted 1 II tte {
Miss Harriet stainaker, OF ! Glenyills
faculty. .t .ii5s
Principals OF ali Nornais excep.
FAiftnont and Marshall College were
granted AN Increase 81 one hundred
dollars Id salary With the understand
ing that i further .1treasa = Ii ssaiary,; i RI;
for both teachers and principals .wonlsl
be made II the approximation by the
Legislature would permit. & 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
ATHLETES SAIL /.
ElGHTYss OF; AMERICAS BEST
RAlNED MEN TO COMPETE.
{ IN GAM Es. 5 ll5
gtBv aIrnlted Prcss. )

\ !. n, L-nlte1 -Frcss.i d
!. tS.la:'N' ~ .aNVtS YORK. June 27.-Elghty
{.nerican IN: athletes. the Spick OF I! the
sfrrn' shrawn and slsillSof tho United States
sailed on liner Philadelphia today TO
compete ON IN London in the Olympic
!E:nmscs: :Ils'l Ten thousand saw them off.
Champions $froE1 Maine to California
:. sailed. s.a!l'e. In practically every competi.
st!on ton except the distance running,
.Mlke%f5 Mike Murphy, team manager, ex.
poets victory. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
TAFT J
B||l|I(!i|I|.XS |.
WORK. ] ! R X !.
.N'ou Il, a NLely 'iork
After his 1 Week 5
Va, i, cation /

al NEW 81 DIRK, June 27.-Secretaryi
Taft has passed from pleasure to pol
ittcs. The transition, inyltable a in I a
way. was really not dlstasteful to
him. During the fun making OF COM
mencement week ut ~ ale he had a,
strenuous time. He Is greatly fatlg--
ued and the change, therefore from
purely personal to purely political saf..
fairs was in the nature OF a recreation,
The change came between New Hav.
en-. Conn.,. and New York. City, After.
bidding farewell at New Haven to
some OF his Oldest friends he boarded
the 81 p. m. New! : Yerk. New Haven
and Hartford train for. New York.
The trip was $uneventful. One OF the
first men to greet him was Senator
n. B. Scott, ot West Virginia, who pre-.
sented Mrs. Scott to him. The Sen.
ators is member OF the Republican
National committee and made IN en-
gngement to meet the secretary later
in the evening. ~ 4,
Guest at Dinner. ss..,53s;;:.
/ ii Secret ery TAFT Last ntrh = dinad = a I
tho q Reg,s q q - ma ., ast - NJ
scbm,,I 4 n, a 49, f.in, ,c,n !, !, Ina 4
heen arranired :, th,t I .,Iv,ernot .,l,e
: WRIGHT Z 81 =. "a srcceed Z,Ir "a 4
secret - q war 4 re1 nas,,av
anil zen Clarence I'D wa r,ls 3 ,ch,e, 81
81, h,ren,1 of sinsu,lar atrairs II The
WAY rar, ~, =, :, :, ..
the i q hn. tts,, M, - -, :, .,.,..a :.
T., 81, ,rha IL g ~ - :, &
800, ,,not,an !. n,,, - ,,.,,ha a,t ne,,.,aa, -
; B PIN. 4 ' s
ats y, AZ lis lis n tonclusiof M the
parry . ' ook an automobile ride around IN,
.ne g H WAS " 10 20 clock when
lne . secretary setea reacned the hotel. Poll
ticlans were Duzsing ahout# the lobby
llke pees. Inc Inc secretary greeted ail
OF his friends a1d acquaintances With
eortaliality but but begged to be excused
from from any extended conference !.
ii3 Booker Washington Called.
Soon after the secretary reached
his apartments he had a conference
with President Booker T. washington
OF the Tuskegee Institute OF Alabama.
President Washington is an enthll-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27

Miss Elizabeth Cunningham ami
Miss Susan Cunningham returned last
even evening IN from a several days visit with
Miss Anna McClung 'at Burnsyille,
The , latter returned to her. home at
Baxter last evening. :. ais.i asa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
Runaway

; Runaway. /: 49, -. s.3F II
a team belonging to James t.aynian
created q great deal ot excitement
this morning In Fifth ward BY run
ming away. No one was hurt. ;,z: IS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
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T HREE8R RNEDIGTo DEATH,


sEEVEIAAND. Ohio, June 4 I-Three
35ehiid dfenl ere burn ed to death last
ights hen fire IA estroyed 4 the home 81
flmac cks. j. ;s "a isse.
The Dead. :.siIS Va y Y
4aEt ErtharS e I'm acks, N ged 5. 81
E alter S lima cks. q aged y 81
Iaa Kilmac cks aged q 4
81 In lured.
liam K Kilmncks. father. hands,
'ssfs sc and ND back burned d;condltlonS \; Scriti.
sirs. Annie Kilmaclss. mother, badly
burned IA it4{5 "a
mar Mary shrnan, injured tby jump.
The fire hstafted in the ( upper nor. nor
ton ~ the house form an unknown
sonrees The chil dren were smothered
& ssMo oke. he faith II mad 9 . desper.
ute tempt to rescue the family, but
allied Sto get his child rem 4
Gt9HaApRoN t91al eb:. June &c :77 Five per.
Sons were killed to day ID "a S.wrecl on
thelC Chicago AND MOI Invest er road "A
stloinbl leihead deEs passens gers train east:
:ponnd struck sai shout caused by q
sloua burst forty niles from C5adron. 81
The Daad.
Wills Graham. seng glneer. "a
Meyers foreman. y h, ,s{{
Fred Ehener brak akenan. 4
Two oSnninoWnG men who were steal.
singS ride
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27

s Gun pins and baby pins, worth s1.e5,
Tor Saturday only. Coo card. IN. A.
Fisher, IlSlster Jeweler and OptIcian, Main
street, opposite Courthouse 1t