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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-18

Two candidates Tor constable ~
eac1 slstefiai distriess III oi Vhlcil
said omces are to be dlled By vote 1t
the next general election . b held on
Tuesday. me Sd day 81 Eovember.
1913.
Also 20 select one member OF the Ma
Ron county Republics executive Com
mittee Of eacn magisterial district.
\ Also for the purpose Of taking the
preference Of theiegal Republican vot-
ers OF said county OF candidates for the
once of Governor Of said State. The
candidate for Governor who receives
the greatest number of votes cast at
aid primary election may select the
delegates from said county to the
State convention called to meet at
Charleston. on the sth day Of july.
1903.
Also for the purpose OF voting for
candidates for Congress- for the First
Congressional district of West yir-
ginia.
Also for the purpose Of taking the
preference OF the legal Republican
votes of said county of candidates for
State senate Of the Eleventh Senator
Ial district. The candidates for State
senate, who receives the greatest num-
Der of votes cast at said primary cleo
ton may select the delegates from said
county to the Senatorial convention OF
the Eleventh Senatorial district, the
time and place for holding the same
not yet having been fixed.
Also to select 80 delegates to the State
Delegate convention called to meet at
Petersburg, on April goth, 1908, the
number OF delegates to be selected by
each maglsterial district to the said
delegate convention at Parkersburg,
shall be as follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-18

election In each OF the said magisterial
districts of said county are as fol
flows:
Falrmont District.
Precinct No. /, at Courthouse.
Precincts Nos. and Z are combined
and voting place viii be at public
school house.
Precinct No. 3, at Evansville school
house.
Precinct No. 4, at Barrackville
school house.
Precinct No. 5, at old mayors office.
5th ward.
Precinct No. G, at Normal school.
Precinct No. 8, at Fleming school
house. Tenth street.
Precinct No. at mayors Office, Mo-
nOngah.
Precinct No. 2, at loves store
house, EIdora.
Precincts Nos. 9 and are com
bined. and voting place. viii be at Mi
nersvilIe school house.
Precinct No. 5, at Everson school
house.
Lincoln District.
Precinct No. /, at worthington
school house.
Precinct No. ?. at sturms NH
school house.
Precinct No. 3, at west Monongah
school house.
Pecinct No. A, at Pennington school
house.
Precinct No. 5, at Downs school
house.
Warrington District.
Precinct Nos. /, 2 and are com
bined, and the voting place will be
at the school house, in the City of
Precinct No. 3, at Pieasantsyllle
school house.
Precinct No. 4, at Logansport school
house.
Precinct No. S, at Rymer school
house.
Precinct No. c, at GlOvers Gap
school house.
Precinct No. = at Flat Run store
room.
PawpaW District.
Precinct No. /, at Rlvesville schoo'
house.
Precinct No. 2 at HoOdsville schoo,
house.
Precinct No. 3. at Gray's Flat, ]. ]
Falklngton's.
Precinct No. 4. at Fairview tAmos)
school house.
Union District.
Precincts Nos. and 2 are combined
and the voting place for both will be
at the old mayors office. First ward,
city of Fnirmont.
Precinct No. 8, at Nuzum's Mills
school house.
Precinct No. 4, at swearengen's
school house.
Precinct No. 5, at Benton's Ferry
school house.
Winfield District.
Precinct No. 1. at Montana school
house.
Precinct No. 2, at Mount Harmony
school house.
PecInct No. 3, at Burners Ridge
school house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-18
OFFICIAL CALL
For Republican Primary Election OF
Marion County.

Notice is hereby given that pri-
mary election of the voters Of the Re-
publican party of Marion county, West
Virginia, will be held at the places
hereinafter designated. on Saturday.
the 11th day of April. 1908, between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and Z
O'clock p. m. Tor the following pur-
poses:
To nominate candidates for said par
ty for county and district Offices, as
follows. to-wit:
Three candidates for House of Dele
gates.
One candidate for Prosecuting At,
torney.
One candidate for sherifr.
One candidate for Clerk of the coun-
ty Court.
One candidate for Clerk of the Cir
cult Court.
One candidate for Assessor.
One candidate for Commissioner of
the County Court.
One candidate for Surveyor of
Lands.
One candidate for Commissioner of
the Board of Education in each mag
isterIaI district and one in each indie.
pendent school district.
Two candidate for Justice of the
Peace in each maglsterial district.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-18
CHEAPEST AND BEST FARM IN
|. L. LEHMAN,
Secretary.

CHEAPEST AND BEST FARM IN
OHIO.
1889 acres rich. sandy loan soil,
large modern house, with s large
rooms, closets and large pantry anil
good cellar, 8 porches on house. spring
water In kitchen. 3 wells of water on
farm. This house is worth $4,000.
Good horse barn, wagon shed. grain
cry. corn house and . good sized barns,
woodshed nice enclosed garden Of
about acre with fine bed of straw.
berries, fences in elegant condition
so apple trees, s cherry, S plum. some
grape vines, finest variety of fruit
grown This farm is known as the
finest farm in Portage county and Is
genuine producer of large crops. The
stock includes "a ewes and lambs, 6
head OF cattle. 5 tons timothy, is tons
Of manure, IL acres of clover, acres
growing wheat. Empire Force Feed
Drill. Platform Scales, Tanning Mil,
Deerlng Harvester, . miles to railroad
station. only 80 miles from Cleveland.
near large towns. Owner will sell this
magnificent productive farm with tha
above stock for S6.5OO $4,000 cash,
balance on long time. There is also
a 5-room house on this farm and 500
maple sugar trees. Address.
ARTHUR w. COLLIER.
1926 E. Seth ST.. n. E..
Cleveland, o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-18

Circuit Court.
The Circuit Court is trying the case
Of the State VS.. Joe Raber Yesterday
was consumed in trying the case and
all of to-day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-18

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-18

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Flour. SALoAE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-18

Bnsrey eaa q 20 fOr a suIt. q
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
SNOW STORM IN
LAKE REGIONS
WIND REACHES VELOCITY OF 30
MILES AN -FOUR IN
CHICAGO.
TWtNTY-FOUR INJURED


Chicago, Jan. 3l.-A snow storm
is raging tonight syer the Lake
Michigan and Lake Superior regions
and Ia Illinois, Indiana, Missouri
Wisconsin, Minnesota the Dakotas
icwa, Nebraska and Kansas The
snowfall is accompanied by high
northwest wind, which reached the
greatest severity in northern Iowa
and the Dakotas, whore low tempefa-
tares were recorded.
The wind reached velocity Of
thirty miles an hon. IN Chicago, driy-
ing a heavy vet seow before it with
tremendous force, ANA seriously In
terfefing with street traffic
IN the heighth Of the storm train
on the Aurora, Egin aad Chicago
Electric line collded with a motor
car the accident being due to the
Binding snow whica obscured the
view Of the motOrman
Twenty-four persons We're more or
less seriously injured, though none
were fatally hurt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
No REDUCTION
WILL Be MADE
IN PRICES OF STEEL AND IRON
PRESENT PRICES WILL BE
BENEFIT TO ALL CONCERNED
SAY MANUFACTURERS.

New York, Jan. 31.-That no neces
sity exists for reduction in the prices
Of iron and steel and that none will
lie made was the general understand
ing arrived at by representative
manufacturers Of iron and sten at a
meeting held in this city yesterday
There was no agreement for the
maintenance Of prices made or sug-
gested but the belief was expressed
by all those present that the mainten
ance Of prices would result in benC
1T to manufacturers, to customers
and to employees, and to business in
terests generally"
This understanding is the SUB
stance Of what took place at the con
ference Of seventy-five manufacturers
and purchasers OF steel as given out
tonight by Judge r.. n. Gary. chair
man Of the United states steel cor
pordtion
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
STOLEN
FROM RAILROAD
SAYS AuciToR OF SANTA FE--
WAS INCORPORATED IN
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
THE ROADS PRESIDENT


Les Angeles. Cal, .fap. 31.-Tha
today quotes Auditor ". J Ieaiy. Of
the Santa Fc railroad. as saying a
letter from Assistant General Traffic
Manager Edward Chambers to former
Auditor Davidson. which President
Roosevelt incorpc ated in his mes.
sage to congress today was stolen
from the railroad cIices. The News
says
Admission was ;ac;tIy made at the
general Offices Of the Santa Fe here
this Afternoon that letter submitted
hy President Roosevelt to congress
today, showing that President Ripley
and his chief advisers We're Well
aware CT the rebate system in opera,
ton in violation of the law. and aided
and abetted it, had been sent here to
former Auditor G. 4. Davidson by
Edward Chambers, assistant general
freight traffic manager, from the San
Francisco office.
THAT letter was stolen from our
office, declared Auditor Healy
4 heard of it, but ! cannot deny the
letter was never written, but have
never seen it. | have heard of such
a letter and Of its loss. do not
know who stole 1t or how it got into
the possession Of Mr.. Heney."
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
NO VERDICT IN
THE THAW CASE
JUDGE BOWLING ADJOURNED
court AFTER WAITING FOR
Twelve HOURS.
THIRD TRIAL HINIED AT
jerome Says II 1t Is So, Trial May Ec
Held Elsewhere Than in New
York County--Harry
Worried.

New York. Jan. 31.--At q late hCuF
tonight the Thaw jury which retired
at II 40 this morning was still out ai.l
no word has come from the jury rcum
to indicate in any way the trend cf
its deliberation After the jury wens
TO dinner and returned the guards at
the doors heard no sounds Of argtf
ments from the jury room The jury
called for all the exhibits In the case
before ii retired and II Is evidently ds
ternlned t8 reach las sendict without
asking for Information or further ~
structions from the court.
Thaw sat up late in his cell Ia the
|Tcmbs hoping TO hear some eaeoura;r
Ing word, but his attorneys could offer
him no hope CT anything better than
aae ther disagreement Martin w Ii.
Teton. chief counsel for the defense,
insisted late tonight that he was still
af the opinion that a favorable vefdic.
would be reached but his associates
were sure that no decision would ha
reached.
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw remained
at the criminal court building waitine
for the jury TO come IN but Mrs MI.
liam Thaw, mother. and Mrs carne,
gle, sister OF the defendant, Went
heme at noon after having listcnea %
Justice Dowling's charge.
After waiting for nearly 10 henri
for the Thaw jury % report Justic
Bowling shortly after II tonight or:
aered the doors Of the jury room lock.
led for the night and adjourned eours
luniis l1sggnisag alien VA MIL heas4agl
Ireport they have to make
Al rnntor persisted throughout the
evening that the jurors We're hcre-
lessly divided, eight to four
Thaw retired disconsolately TO hts
cell In the Tombs, lie expressed tae
fear that a third trial VIII be neees.
sary. This was the general opinion
Of court attaches. The attorneys IN
the case all were deeply disappointed
II by the trend Of affairs as every one
had hoped that some definite eonciu.
sion might this time be reached.
Jerome would not discuss the prob
ability of third trial. but said II thers
was one 1t might be IN some other
Jurisdiction of the state than New
York county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
STERN MEASURES
TO Be ADOPTED
in PORTUGAL TO PRESERVE PUB
Lie oROER-lNSTiGAToRS OF
RECENT UPRISING WILL BE
EXPELLED.

Lisbon, Pan. 31,-The minister OF
Justice left here today FOR villa Vicosa
to secure the signatures Of King Car
los to a decree authorizing the adopt
ion Of severe measures Of repression.
Such steps are considered necessary
by the cabinet for preservation II
public order.
One Of the government organis pub.
iished in Lisbon today calls for the
sternest measures and admits that
numerous arrests have been made ana
that depots OF reyolvers. pygnards,
rifles and bombs have been discovered
in different parts of the city Continu
ing. this paper says the fnstigators Of
the recent abortive attempt at an up
rising win be sent to the frontier and
expelled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
ALL RESIDENTS CALLED
To Appear Before Court in Effort to
End Gambling in Morssntown
kentucky.

Morgantown. Ky. Jan. 2l.-At the
regular term of the Butler circuit
court. which convenes here Monday.
February 3. a strong effort win be
made to stamp out the gambling AMI
boctlegging that has been going on
here for a long time. Every man and
boy from IS years up in town. with
the exception of the preachers AMI
presidents. and cashiers of the two
banks here. have been summoned TO
appear before the grand jury Tor that
purpose.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01

ards Of living. Hence the difference
in the cost OF production here and
abroad is the fundamental considera'
lion.
Int do not beiiyc n making liiA
policy a cover for exorbitant rates
or for obtaining special privileges
from the government which are not
based upon consideration Of the gen
cral welfare, | believe that the tarlH
should be revised. And In order TO
effect wahtever readjustment may be
necessary TO make the tariff sched-
ules consistent with the principles un.
derlying the protective policy, !
favor the appointment OF an expert
commission 50 that the facts may
be asccrtained without delay and that
congress may dispose Of the matter
in tie iairest possible manner
Party Harmony Essential.
we must net underestimate the
labors Of the next campaign, II will
be i hard fought battle We cannot
victory unless we are united, and
nothing should he dcne TO imperis
success in this state. ! appeal 70 YOU
in The name Of the party to which you
arc All loyal to forget every personal
Inference and to make the WORK
which precedes the convention q fit-
ting preparation for the united effort
(which later will be essential.
And let Us not forget that the RE
publican party does not exist fer
itself. Our efforts on its behalf are
justified by our conviction that
through the party we may render pa,
triotic service to the nation. Let
Ithis thought dominate our activities
ana love Of country be the inspiration
and the motive Of every partisan ef-
fort.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
TURN FOR WORSE
Taken in Condition Of Empress of Rus
sia-Physicians Urge a Change
Of Climate.

st. Petersburg. Jan. 3i-After
period OF slight gains. the condition
of Empress Alexandra again has taken
a turn for the worse. Nervous debility
which is battling the skin Of special.
lists is now complicated by an affilc.
tion Of the eyes which Is OF such q
painful character that an operation
will probably be required The en-
press is being storngiy urged to try a
change Of climate abroad In an en-.
deavor to restore her health. and she
may go to Germany with her sister,
Irene. wife of Prince Henry of Prus-
sla. who at present Is attending the
sick bed of third sister Grand
Duchess Elizabeth Feoderivna-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
RUSSIA DENIES
RECENT REPORT
MADE BY MINING ENGINEER At
STOCKHOLM THAT TROOPS
ARE ENGAGED IN BUILDING
RAILROAD IN NORWAY.

st. petersburg. Jan. 3i--The report
recently brought into Stockholm by q
mining engineer that large bodies 81
Russian troopa were engaged IN
building a railroad in Norwegian ter,
ritory. close to the Russian frontier
was called to the attention OF the
Russian foreign office.
It was eategorica:iy denied and an
official of the foreign office declared
that no railroad construction In this
region was in progress. Such inva-
sion of Norwegian territory. he said,
would be impossible without i'm
mediate appeal to the powers that
recently guaranteed the integrity OF
Norway.
The only work of any moment now
under way in this vicinity was for
the development OF power from the
river which forms a boundary be-
tween Russia and Norway and in
this undertaking Norway chiefly h
interested. ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
TROUBLE ON FRONTIER
insurgents Take Possession of Rus
sian Town and Loot and Terrorze
the People.

Odessa, Jan. 3i-A dispatch has
been received here from Juifa, on the
Russo-Persian frontier. saving that
the situatiol at Tabris is extremely
increasinf Bands Of insurgents
march thro gh the streets OF Tabria
loctine and tcrrorizing the people. The
government has no control of the sit
uation. European residents have bar.
rica;ed themselves in their houses and
applied to IT, Russian counsel for
Cossacks. Tte viceroy Of Caucus has
orlered Russian troops TO julia and
to be in readiness for any emergency
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
ATTtl DEFEATS NEIL
Latter's Seconds Thew UP Sponge in
Thirteenth Round--h as Pound
ed Unmercifuliy

San Francisco. Jan. 3l.-Abe Attell
champion featherweight of America
tonight gave frankie Neil, of this city
such an unmerciful beating that the
latter's seconds, fearing serious injury
threw up the sponge IN the thirteenth
round
In the FIRST six rounds Neil scarcely
landed a blow. while on the othev
hand, Attell peppered Neil's face with
left and right iolts, aud uppercuts
Only in the seventh and eighth rounds
did Neil bring fight to Attell
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
LAST DAY OF GRACE
Ticket Brokers of Chicago Will Be
Perpetually Enioined From
Coine Business Today.

Chicago. Jan. 3l.-Today was the
last day Of grace for railroad ticket
spectators in Chicago, tomorrow
Judge Kohisaat's decree perpetually
enioining brokers from dealing in re-
duced rate tickets will become efee-
tive. The Kohlsaat Injunction was
entered December IL aud applied TO
thlrty-two ticket brokers. Upon agree.
ment By the brokers taas they would
60 out OF business without contest
February l. the time for enforcement
Of the decree was extended 10 that
date.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
STUDENTS BODY FOUND
r. RuIrs Of Fraternity Houss at Cor
neil University winch Was
Burned Yesterday

Ithaca. y V. Jan. 3l.-From the
ruins Of The Alpha Tau Omega Fra
tenity house at Cornell University
which burned today. were iaEen the
eharrsd remains o. J. 8. Kiehie. Of
Minneapolis. 2 iunsrs in mecha-iieal
engineerinE. That any lives were
lost was not known uHIil the meeting
Of the fraternity this afternoon Ehsn
the roll call developed the fact that
Kiehie vas missing Toe rrins were
rearthed and lis bodS found near the
elevator shaft who're fhe Ere originst
Sd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
BECOMES A BLIZZARD.

Omaha, Jan 31.--A snow storm
which began at an early hour this
morning had tonight developed into
q blizzard, the first Of Tie winter. Adj
wees from various points in eastern
Nebraska, western Iowa, and eastern
South Dakota show that the storm
covers a dive territroy. Snow, which
had been falling all day, is still com
ing down
Sioux ssisl rgpcrts Temperature ils1
above Zero at 8 O'Clock and Il 3O-mile
wind from the north. Aside from the
hardship L win cause among the poor
and suffering Of stock the snow Is
welcomed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
SAM. sRUsH's cAR5oNDALE
SALOON CASES DISMISSED

The quo warranto proceedings n
stituted By Sam T. Brush against
the Carbondale saloon keepers. and
which resulted in the closing OF all
the saloons in Carbondale last fall.
were all dismissed Wednesday after
noon in circuit court
Il was the agreement of Mr.. Brush
that he would dismiss the cases II
the saioonists vould clese up and
20 cat Of business - -Murphyshora Ia.
dependent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
FLEET IN THE STRAITS
Anchored Five Miles East of First
Narrows-Espected to Reach
Punta Arena at Noon.

Punta Arena, Straits Of Magellan
Jan. sl.--l7 .. MIA wireless mes
sage has been received here that the
American bafileship feet which pass
ed Point Dungsness and entered the
Straits of Magellan this afternoon will
anchor frr the night in Possession Bal
and arrive a. Punta Arenas by nOoa
tomorrow. Possession Bay IS twenty
miles westrard C Point DuuEenes
and i've miles from the entrance tr
the first narroEs. and afIcris good an
chorage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
AFTER READCIN BIBLE
Man Cuffs OF Hand That Struck His
Poor Old Father IN
Anger.

Port Chester \. Y. Jan. s1.-"li
ihy right hand offend thee, cut ii
en-. Ransfor3 Ferris. well known
resident Of this city did. too. He is
in a hospital to-day. with the chances
against his recovery. Ferris. during
an alteration with his father struck
ihc old man. He vas seized re
morse and trTned his attention g
reading the Bible Wednesday he
went into the cellar OF bis hons
stretched the offending right hand on
block and cut &c OF With a hatchet
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
CHARGE S DENIED.

Santa Barbara, CAL Jan 3l.-Presi-
dent Ripley OF the Santa Fe railway
issued today written statement alb
selutely denying the charges con-
tained Id d letter made public to-day
in the special message OF President
Roosevelt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
BROTHERS IN sUlclrE PACT.

Iitchfeld FL Jan 5f-Detemiaed
% die teeether two brothers james
and Charles Lpay sse1 "a and q
respectively. fomed suicide Compaci
today az Raymond. this ceraty. James
dead and his brother ding ar H.
.hcme tonight TIE ara-aers usad thf
same rsfolrer They Vere sell knows
bus.1fss nsz-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
FOUGHT TO DRAW.

New Orleans. Jan 3i--Nike
schreck. Of Cincinnati. and Tony Ross
~ Philadelphia. heavyweight f-ught
ten rounds 10 a draw here tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01

will even seek to render nugntory the
power TO punish fer contempt. mpoa
which power the ycry existence of the
orderly administration Of justice Dc
pends
| II is my purpose as soon as may be
to submit some further recommends
tions in reference to our laws regula'
ting labor conditions within the spher
Of federal authority. a very recent
decision q the supreme ccurt cf th !
United States rendered since this m $.
sage was written, ia the case Of Adai'
Iys United States, seemingly Cf far
Preaching import and Gf very serious
probable consequences, mas modified
the previously entertained views n
the powers Of The congress in iae
Ipremises TO such degree as to max Z
ncce ssary careful consideration Of the
lopinions therein fled before IL Is
Ipcssible definitely to decide ia what
way to call the matter to your attea.
,tion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01
Tariff Revision.

believe in q protective tariff. II
i1 an established policy. Our oppon-
ents wcnld not undertake to presen'
% the voters Of the country the isss-
a. free trade.
4 protective tariff j. essential g
the interests Of cur wage earners. in
that il makes possible the payment
of wages on tse scale tu which We
afe accustomed in this country and
his maintains our American stano-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01

THE MODERN CUSTOMER, man
or woman, Is bargain huntec.' u
rs the dealers business, and to his
profit. to see that the game sought for
Is caught in his store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01

rHERE is AN ECONOMY that y
wastefui, and an expenditure that
works for thrift. The successful a.
vertIser knows which Is which.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-01

CConcIuded on Second PaseJ
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-05

a fine sea view, with superior,
homelike accommodations. The Lead
ley is also convenient to the board
walk and all amusements
S. e. Van Wickle again manages the
Westminster on Fourth avenue, near
the ocean. His hostelry is we'll filled
for the early summer weeks.
The Tenney House, one of Asbury
Parks all-year houses, has a full quota
of summer guests. 1t continues under
the well-known management of E. Is.
Tenney.
Mrs. w. w. Reid has again reopene9
the Hotel Clarendon with most of nor
apartments engaged through Juno,
The Clarendon is convenient to both
lake and ocean, and offers excellant
service and cuisine. Among the weeks
visitors at this house are: Miss Alice
Reno, Miss May Reid, Miss Mildred s.
Held. Mr.. and Mrs. w a.. Morris and
William Morris, of Trenton.
Among the Newark contingent at the
Hotel St James are DR.. and Mrs. II
$. Sutphen, Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
and Mrs. Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mar
ship, Mr.. and Mrs. William McGrath,
Howard Rowbotham and Harry Roby.
At the Hotel Victoria late arrivals
include Miss e. f. Blue, William H.
Blue, Miss Ida F. Rockwell, r. M.
Auth, l.. A. Harris and Miss O. S. An
drus.
From Newark. and staying at the
Marlborough, are Mrs. e. L. Blaunet
and Miss Ruth Blaunet.