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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
PtNY RUN AND PRicKETT's
CREEK

Here are a few items from our quiet
little town.
Nj and Mrs. Earl Hawkins, Of Fair,
mont, who have been visiting the for.
|mer's parents. Mrs. Malissa Long, Of
Forkaburg, for the past week, return.
ed home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyers Boyce ana
children were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Atha yangilder Sunday
Misses laura, Carrie and Missouri
Kirk and Maggie Hawkins were visit.
ing Miss Leafy MeHenTy. Of win.
field.
Mrs. Johnnie Carpenter and three
daughters, Minta, ota and lisa were
visiting at Clayton VOLTS Sunday aft,
enoon.
Mr.. Atha Yangilier IS stepping very
high alI because It is a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Lesson were
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Scott Baker
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. satterheld were
visiting at W. L. McEIenry's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Keener wers
shopping in Fairmont one day this week.
Miss Eliza Baker is staying at selvs
siglers this week. Mr.. and Mrs. SIG.
Ter have typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hlawkins and chill
dren were visiting the formers pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron satteraeId,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary j. sigler Is visiting rela.
tiyes of Grassy Run.
The people are very much shock.
ed over the sad death Of Mr.. French
Baker, whose death came very sud.
denly. He was1laid to rest in the Hope.
well cemetery.
Miss Jennie Summers, d. Loafers'
Ridge, is visiting relatives Of Fair.
mont this week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Carpenter were
shopping in Fairmont Saturday.
Mr.. John Mundell. Of Kingmont,
were visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clay.
ton Wolf, this week.
We will come to a close. Success
to the great paper.
LUCKY BILL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

nol 10 name DE ching bat F0nil
i1sl l|As TO mpH What some o. ihe
boys WIN call ll anyhow
Farmer shfiver Of Darracl1lile.
ana Wm. SHINE met With quite an ac.
eident near here last Saturday night.
which might have caused serious in.
jury Il nst fatal to both man and
bea While Ar shriyeF vas on his
way ID meye ne goods and ehattels
RI III, shane 1t q hour last satur
DAY night Re ii some mann So hts
team over the road bank and iapdlng
Into q heap of debris e1taps fling hings
ITO such an extent tnat It tool serefai.
men and teams to elevate the wreck.
ea1utfit 70 the highway again. one
very valuable animal was seriously
hurt aIr. shiiEer escaping with but
slight injuries. MI. shane was moving
from the farm OF Mr.. solomon Howell
near Arnettsyille to tie GallIhde prop
Ierty in Winaeld district.
the RiyesyiIie graded school, under
the Jurisdiction OF Mr. Essel Harr. Of
Fairmont as principal assisted by
Miss Aflle HATFIELD, also Of Fairmont,
and Miss ezra valentine. Of Riyes.
Vile, began this morning. The old.
school building has been repaired and
VIII be used this winter. The new
structure Is being and viii be pushed
as far and fast this season as Is rea-
sonably possible. tits said that yarl.
Gus reasons may be assigned for the
'non-completion OF the new building,
therefore with food and raiment we
may as wen Herewith be content and
freeze 1t out in the old owls nest al.
other school season.
Another new preacher at Riyesyllle
in the person Of Rev. Anvil It is said
that the reverend is man of plenty
OF honest ability and It's to be hoped
that IT may prove good for him to be
here. His first sermon will be deliy-
cred on next Sunday night at the NJ.
3. Church, South, at Riyesville.
Mr.. B, c. Google has returned from
clarksburg where he had been attend
ing q. s. Court as petit juror. Mr..
Google speaks in highest terms Of the
manner in which Hon. Judge I,.taA
presides.
Mr.. B. D. satterfeld has returned
from Hinton where he represented the
Felicity Lodge Number 50, Of this
place. At the GrandLodge of Knights
of Pythias which was in session at
the above place.
Mrs. B. c. Google has also returned
from the same town where she had
been as representative OF the Rath-
bone Sisters, Harmony Temple. Num-
Der 80, Of Riyesyille, Of which she is
a charter member.
Politically speaking blessed are they
or is ne who does not expect anything
for there will be no dlsappointments
to the LONE STAR.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
SI...:. BOARD
~ TRADE FfLE HAVE SOME
FHoiliEltT SPEAKERS
NEXT MONTH.

u Il
LAllk5BURlas oct, IS. The fourth
annnaI mtssilg fSthe west Virginia
a1arl d Islde which Is to be held
Haie segerib 10 and II, gives prom,
~ u bsilg one Of the most import
80 zSi1 history Of the body. State
srasg g MAYOR Is in receipt
~ : Iallar so me Hon. William q.
4lolle isnes general, in witch ne
anos ldl Invitation to attend the
IA m deliver an address
1<l ~ subject Of Needed Legisla.
I'm q We Virginia.
aIso been received to the
laek Henry Gassaway Davis
l4 y present and make an ad.
sbep ien The Development OF
Vest Virginia, while still a third
q prcmtpence will be Judge
I'M Cons J. Il
I'm nllt a bulk Law in the
afe EiII Eeceiye particular attention
- ~ hands 81 the board Of trade
ma re Kadonai Credit Mems Asso-
ssalin aIIn headquarters in New
Eur 1ste seat word they viii have
= usaAs ior me convention on that
subject Tie campaign for new
Henbezs s progressing rapidly and
hdsrailc1 point to the meeting
Showing Ss largest membership in
re liEadEy the organization.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
aIvEsvILLE.

GERS g fittIe scarce at present
Hrltlsg ana the gossipeFs of the
y almost choked for some
1lips sa sioual 70 present itself, but
We Se INTO two weeks from to-nor.
roy Ehen elviil an undertake to tell
5oE i q happen and the lay after
2 EiIlibs hoy 4 J. has happened. Just
kai1k INT one half Of the candidates
- az BHlssd States win have to take
~ ne aolefui lamentations, the sar.
sasi g past TIE summer ended and
7si a9g gFd thing. AS / am not a
mr. never was and never
gsIssi e Be ana do not want ONCE by
eisciigl b APPOINTMENT therefore ri
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
VISITS
JAPS' LAND

e . F" L e. =
YOKOHAMA, Oct. Sixteen Am.
erican battleships, constituting the
Atlantic fleet on its peacefui cruise
around the world, are riding at anchor
today in the bay, Of Toxic, occupying
IA post Of honor III front Of a number
of Japanese men of war, the huiIs Of
the American vessels making a strong
contrast wit hthe combre hued ones
Of the Japanese.
In The bay, alive with bunting.
eaily decorated tugs and steamers
loaded with sight seers are steaming
to and fro, and launches from the
shore and the war vessels are Bearing
uniformed officers on their oflcial Wis.
its Of welcome.
Preceded by its tender, the Yaakton.
the American fleet entered the hafbor
in fog that hung over the bay and,
dropped anchor at $3.50 Sunday morn.
ing, one-half hour later than lie time
scheduled.
The first realization that tie fleet
was near at haal came at s:45. a.. M,
when the guns fram one Of tho six
teen japanese hatttesaips Wing egts
side the breakwater. fred salute osI
the Yankton appeared through the fog.
In q few minutes me fog LIKED slight.'
ly, enabling the watchers On hay ami
shore to get view OF the.f.ee as ii
steamed slowly III s1ngle line forma;
ton.
The fleet proceeded to Is Huchor-
age ground, taking ne place Of hon.
or in front of me Japanese vessels.
and anchored tEft4r columns. When
anchors were cas-; 3 ,eceptlon tommit.
ter representing tStry department Or
tlc 'anese q cement az. lnpail,
led by attaches If he various foreign
embassies and lssAtIons AMI the my.
OF of Yokohama t,srlel tho llasship
Connecticut and tRcially Welcomed
Pear Admiral ~ ~, bis ohtccFs and
men to Japan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
tatlon, lighting and municipal im.
Preyenents ssaerslis
PRIsoN s0aDAY
q. Va e. AsaocIatIonl

IS NEW YORK, Oct ~. CHURCHES
and Sunday schools throughout the
country viii observe next Sunday as
Prison Day when PRAYERS vim be o.
.iefed for the spiritual weliare OF ne
conyicts in stripes The reeommendn.
ton comes from the Worlds sunday
School Association and vim proba.
bly, be generally eossSyed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
MUNICIPAL IMpRovE MENT.
lBy S. "a. Presg AaaociatIon.l

ATLANTIC CITY, N, j.. oct. 1s.--
Workers in the cause of .the city
beautiful are beginning TO assemble
today at the Hotel Dennis. where the
American Society Of Municipal I'M
proyement will have its Headquarters
during the next four days. The con:
yertion will open tomorrow, and dur
Ing the following sessions many IN.
papers will be read by ex.
perts on paving, water supply, sani.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
coNpEMNI lLlINoIs aIoTs.
fBy 8. N. press s0claiIo1.1

y bE p Va n u. u IIIITIUI1T
& Chicago; ILL.,, Oct 10 Resolu.
tons condenning The recent Spring.
field riots and the FACIAL aniinosities
which cause such cutbursts viii prob.
ably be passed BY tie American ais.
sionary Association at It's meeting IN
Galesburg this week according 70
prominent Chicago membela The as
oscillation maintains many schools
and churches in the south gor the ben.
eft Of the negroes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
FoorsALL SCORES.
princeton. 10: virginia Polytechnic

Princeton, 10; Virginia Polytechnic
Pennsylvania, 70; Brown. 0.
Naval Academy. Is; Lehigh. 0.
Indiana, o; Wisconsin. IL.
Purdue, 80; Monmouth, 0.
Chicago, IL: Illinois, 6.
Minnesota. o: Nebraska, o.
University Pittsburg, z: Marietta, 0.
Carnegie Technical School, o: West
Virginia. 16.
Cornell. 8: Colgate 0.
Michigan. 10: Notre Dame, 6.
Harvard. "a; Springfield Training
School, 0.
Syracuse University, %; Rochester
University. 70.
Western Reserve, IS; Ohio State
University, 0.
Army, o; Yale, 9.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
A nopulAR I HoTEl.

The number OF people from Fair
mont registering at the Hotel waldo
exceeds that Of all other places In
iClarksburg combined. And, why mott
It Is the leading hoste1ry Of this part
OF the United States. its rooms are
elegantly fitted out, It's table service
unsurpa and besides, its rates for
meals is only fifty cents; American
plan. The a Ia carte dining room AZ
tords the Opportunity for guests or.
dering Just what Is desired at reason,
able prices. 5533l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

~. e. kRoMME,s is sEiEApoUARs
TERs IN cLkRKsBeRG FOR REIs.ii,
ABLE DIAM oNpss yvkTcHEs *.
CLOCKS, RINGS, NOVELTIES AND,
JEWELRY OF EVERY pEscRiP,J
on Remember the place 4 1ns
Third stree, csarksbura n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
KNloATa Of pYrAlAs.
CBy 5, ". Press AssooIatlon.l

ST. JOSEPH, Mo- Oct. 1s.-Fiye
hundred delegates and hundreds Or
other visitors are here at the state
Grand Lodge meeting opened today bs
the Missouri Knigats Of Pythias. All
Of the lodges Of the State, with an
aggregate membership OF 10000. are
represented,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
Bat TIES ON
The GRIDIRON
NUMBER OF INTERESTING MEETS
SATURDAY - THE RE.
SUITS.

PRINCETON, Oct 10. - Princeton
was outplayel in the first half of the
foot ball game with the Virginia Poly
technic Institute, the score being Alto
Q in favor of Virginia, but in the sec
ond the home team showed complete
reversal of form, winning by the score
of 10 to 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

1Eerl person can Be his
r = i1e ordinary case Of
DE I1r the symptoms can-
RI. d ,i.1rl i the white Of the
" y.IloEish, X the skin be-
tr.1 lors = pimplcs and blotctes
y de bowels do not move; X
Icr M ricE headache, II YOU are
r11 nay BE sire that your
~ = t1srIl ~ inactive.
. .I-rEIl md nnfe1l REMEDY VET
'.L ~ lla c1tl " liver tfoible on aily
14 = Or. CnidWellsn Syrup
u. - l.r., lltiD laza conipbund
y 1lIIi ~ y not only 4 ia1ras
ArH' ~ p 0rlI- ~ well K vim ffark
.-| rDIIfIc juice. thereby soon
- .Etr 10 10 It's work nafiif-
..'F- = -rlile n this great llper remedy
.,a =. ,,,.1L z my drnaglst for 80
II.'1 -I1 -l chronic cnlse
e. +1lIu w Lee b1o s. Penn
1919 81 olig, Ind, had q
Aea W. lpnR ding case Of
y ~ Gle. al + cured him. Mfi. d.
~ larl KY, say5 tie fanie
li1dt q farnilied keen it "a
~ 11ln1g lust such an efriert
'l.- - 411 ga never tel when some
~ ~ 5araily VA heed a good
p .lll-H - llgg y1li Or amy other suf-
11l ~ llef max ~ test of Or.
- mp 'ensih without personal
-. tjyell wi send you Z free
- -. ! ~ VII send ,s1,ts name
.c - laltes How gently Il
-1 D4 start yD1, on the cure q
II-r -t11l y and convince Jon that you
l14 lnr-l ? enc That Is the object on
ana ne peter urges you 70
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

For fine, old Pennsylvania vnis
keys, drop into the Oak Liquor Store
on Pike street, IN Clarksb1rg! csoies
brands at 81 per quart. Expressage
prepaid on gallon orders at list pnces
Orders for brandies, wine or beer fof
family or medicinal use given prompfi
attention. All goods guaranteed strict
" pure.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

TAFT D. Mccreery Col kicks ollie.
A. Referee. Dr.. Carr, Princeton. I'm.
pire-Core, w. ". U. 1dneismea--
Gao.re Barnes. Timekeepers Walk
er and Mccoy Time Of halves, 20
minutes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
.Try z west vIrginlan xan, ad.

For fruit and shade trees, call OH
H. W. Leaman. Seeding, grading or
sodding done. 2 wks
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

It's not necessary to look up yester.
days or to wait for to-morrow's pa.
per-there's an ad. in To,DAY's that
you ought to read and answer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

NJ. -. Black Groinne, the niIinet
with j. = Krone. Matchmaker and;
Jeweler, at a IA Third street eiafiss
burg offers $40. Sl2 and SIS Pattern:
FIats a only s5.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

4te home tenn ItIe' 10 cross me
visitors saal making Ihe|f iois. scsi.
hy kicks from placement
CAMBRIDGE. oct l9. Harvard
fought a very weak opponent in
sprinsneld training school team. and
won easily "a 70 o.
PHLlzA 9 %. IA the
nrst blg game of he season 1t Frank
In held ire uniyefsity of Pennsyis
yania foot BAN team outpiayed and
5iefeated the fast Brown eleven. IL
70 ..
/ NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. Is. In
thirty;aye minutes 81 actual play Van.
derbilt piled up q score Of u ito .
ON the strong clemson College eiey.
en-.
lSNo&NI ", renns oct. 10 Al
though outweighed BY 15 pounds to
the man, the University Of Tennessee
defeated the Kentucky state eleven
I to O.
Tennessee scored touchdown in
20 minutes Of play. when white made
"a brilliant end run to the six yard
line from whence Peery bueked over.
In the second half Captain Leach
punted for twice the distance that
Taylor had booted the bah for Ken
tncky State and the punt was receiy-
ed on Kentucky's goal line. Taylor
dropped back to punt, but was THROWN
behind the line for a safety.
WEST POINT, N. q, Oct. 10. n
Yale came to West Point Saturday al.
ternoon with crippled foot ball team
and left victorious. The score Of
to 0 tells. the story of the cadets
downfall. Except for a few minutes
in the first half Yale's goal never vas
in danger
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

one large brick house ind Tot near
center Of Faifnont House has stone
foundation, has been built only 9
years; lot 12oxi2o; has 3 large pou..
Try houses fruit trees Cranes ana Der.
rles good vine fence af6und the
entire place omners VIM sen house
with any part 81 lots 70 suit purchaser.
The above properly Vim Sc sold cheap
S. oHner Is going to leave town ID.
gestigate ne above before Vol buy.
Both phones Appiy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
standino Of the Teams.

In Saturdays games Grafton lost
to Clarksburg by score Of IL to o and
Warrington won from shinnston bya
score OF IL to 0.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

MINNEAPOLIS, toct, 1s-In one Of
the hardest games played on the
Northup field since the Minnesota
Michigan battle Of 1908, Minnesota
and Nebraska fought nothing to
nothing tie.
ANN ARBoR; Oct. 10: Michigan
Won from Note Dame, score u to 6.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

Extracting Is easy by Hill Bros
methods Of removing decayed and I'M
disable teeth. All other branches OF
dentistry practiced successfully IN
their well equipped and comfortable
pnrlofs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

tffthere n any thing about
91r kilnenE that you don't
md stand. or 4 you want
my medical advice, write
. ne doctprs and be win
~ Of you fully. There u
NJ charge for this service.
The addfess Is Or. W. B.
CALDWELL 81 chi wellbldg,
anliceiio, N,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19
Football.
.sEy VEAL tlTER sT1Ne GAMES
Ep BY HIGH SCHOOL
AND 9TH ER LocAl
"a TEAMS.

The MorgantoWn High school team
cutelasaed tae local High school team
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 10. ~ Pur-
due easily won from Monmouth, 80 to
o. One of the features of the play
was the wonderful blocking of Lick
ey's last attempt, resulting in touch.
down.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-19

NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct 10. In
thirty;tiye minutes Of actual play Van:
derbilt piled up q score Of 81 ito .
ON the strong Clemson College eiey.
en-. n
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-15
1T is TO LAUGH.

1t is with great glee that drinking tell of
the large amount of Intoxicating liquors consumed
in states and cities under prohibition laws. The
alleged fact is often referred to by Travellers and is
sometimes seen displayed in the public prints.
Members of the liquor trade profess to believe there
is more drunkenness and hence more intoxicants
consumed in communities where no saloons are per-
mitted than in licensed towns. 1t is noteworthy.
however, that the liquor interests lined up to
man against the spread of the wave of prohibitions
and are thus inferentially working against their
interests.
The statistics of arrests for drunkenness given
out by the Chicago Saloon Keepers association are
along this same line. Prohibition states furnish
larger proportion of arrests for drunkenness than
license states Such being the case, the consumption
of liquor in prohibition states must be proportion
atey larger. And yet the reason for the compila-
ton and publication of the statistics is to prevent
the spread of the prohibition movement. 1t
doesn't appeal to ones good sense unless the saloon
keepers. brewers and distilers want to the
people from their own folly. People drink more
under prohibition but the liquor interests prefer
the smaller sales and high license. 1t is to laugh
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-15

duties If it should happen that the priest, in his
address, is more of financial debater than
FOUNDER of Catholic teachings, they overlook him
idiosyncrasy and minor attraction in the
cause of their attendance The eloquence of he
pulpit is much appreciated by Catholics by
non Catholics. They feel as much as others that
golden tongue finds the perfection Of expression
in expounding the word of God. They also appre-
ciate the solemn and elevating character of the
music, the majesty of ceremonies all of these APP
peal to them, and yet the chief object is to visit
Christ really present in his sacrament and render
to him the homage of alteration. The world thinks
more deeply than it is given credit for doing. 1t
will chase after rainbows for a while, and idle
away the hours among playthings, but eventually
the deep sense of conviction will assert itself and
realization of stemer realities recall it to study
of serious problems from a serious standpoint.
Then if it does not strike them down 1t turns its
back on puppets and amount of coaXing and
whistling will draw its attention. We do not mean
here to make universal reflection on non-C Catholic
pulpit oratory, for they have had in this country
men of giant mould and heroic bearing serious
jealous, deep-thinkng men, but we are not afraid
to assert also that there is a superfciality, ten
dency to sef-seeking, to sensationalism which is
disgrace to religion. These are pygmes,o course.
in an intellectual and moral sense, who thus pros
titute their art but when pygmies in family be-
come too numerous it is likely to affect the stand
ing of the full-grown under the same name. We
will in our next issue venture to treat this subject
under other aspects, namely "Why does the Catho-
lie church maintain her hold on her chdren!"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-15
THE PRIEST, THE ASSASSIN AND THE
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE.
MURDERER OF KING WAS SON OF Prizes
Life Story of Portuguese Regicide Obtained From
His Former School Mate.
S. L. Tribune, Feb. S.

This is one of the cleverest cable fakes that has
been sprung upon the American people for some
time. As an example of perverted ingenuity on the
part of shrewd fellow, it is, in the language
of the street, "a peach" 1t is quite natural that
many of newspapers should be taken in by the
hoax. But that our friend of the Salt Lake Tribune
should be completely fooled surpasses our I'M
derstanding. Our daily and evening contempt
raries published the dispatch as it was taken from
the wires, and let it go at that. But the Tribune
put a scare head to the skeleton that terrify-
ing What tyro in the Tribune office was respon-
sible for this egregious act of stupidity! Was
there a conspiracy between the compositor and the
proof reader to make their own paper a laughing
stock for well-informed men! An unknown clerk
in some shipping office in Rio Janero thousands
of miles away, is dragged in the responsible
father of the fake. Nothing but the woeful and
seemingly incurable ignorance of non Catholic
pres8men on ecclesiastical titles, customs and ira
ditons can be alleged an excuse for the folly and
stupidity of the Tribune man. 1t reminds one of
the reporter for an Oneida paper, who When pic
turing in urid language the burning of St. Greg
orys Catholic church in that town, wrote that the
"priest when carrying out the sanctuary was com
PEELED to abandon 1t to the flames order to
his own life There is no such word as able in
the Portuguese or English language The word for
priest in Portuguese is Cura and for assistant
priest vicario. We assume that when the Tribune
man read over the dispatch and came across the
word able, which was probably Greek to him. he
consulted "Spiers and Surennes" French and Eng
lsh dictionary and read abbe-a priest Walkers
pronouncing dictionary defined a musician as one
who played musical instruments, so that the boy
with jewsharp and Paderewski were, as musicians
on the plane of equality. Now the French
word able may mean priest who fills the position
of assistant to cure or parish priest but who at
no time has charge of parish. Or it NAV mean a
layman on whom the title is conferred for some
ecclesiastical service For example, List, the
great composer and pianist, was made an able by
Pope Plus TX for some ecclesiastical music he had
and he was known ever afterwards as
the Able List. The Tribune tells us in its dis
patch that Silva Buissa, the assassin of the king of
Portugal, was the son of the Able of yinhacs,