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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13

Yes, my name .'Frett'' hut i am
not frettlng yet. although times are
hard. money Is hard to get, but II
you want work done cheap. bring II
nov Chairs Gained, Furniture Re.
paired, Mattresses Renovated, Uphols.
tering done. Scissors and Knives Shar.
pened. Shoes Repaired In flrstclass
style and promptly. No. Court st.,
Is the place. John FRETT.
The only American In my business
In Hampton. All work for cash only
110-08-1y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
Matters Personal
Observation-Disclosures,


Misses Annie Richardson and ka-
ic Whiting. who have been vis'Cing
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Duncan in
Srecnyillc. Ky. for the past two
Months, have returned home.
Miss Marian White OF Richmond. is
h. guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tyler
iull in Hope street.
During his stay in Hampton. Rev.
ieorge Floyd Rogers o. Govington,
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. How
,rd w. Saunders in Mallory avenue
Mrs. c. Il. IIewins and Mrs. c. IL.
Icwins have arranged Il delightful card
arty to be given an Park Place next
Wednesday evening for the benefit
f tho Dixie hospital Tho AFFAIR
'romlses Ito prove one of the social
gatherings of the week
Mrs X. W. Hudgins on Monday ar
ernoon entertained the East Hamp.
III WHIST CiuO III compliment 10 Mrs.
\lbert Stahl OF Washington.
Mrs. William G. Young has issued
nyitatons TO a card party in honor
# Mrs. Albert Stahl. this afternoon,
While Friday afternoon. Mrs. Stahl
vii be the guest OF honor at q card
'arty given by Mrs. John y. Kim
berly OF Old Point
Invitations have been issued by
irs. Marshal Won SchilIing 10 card
arty for Saturday afternoon.
MS. Thomas T. Kuox. wife of Col
mel Knox. governor of the National
Soldiers Home. will entertain at
ards In the governors mansion next
Monday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
Lost A Good Time

If you do not attend tie Valentine
Social at Central Methodist church
Friday night. Fun; good time. Re-
frcshmcnts on hale. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
panviIIe loses Southern office.

DANvILLE. VA. Feb. 12-The en-.
tire outfit at the Offices of the South
,ern Railroad here has been removed
10 Greensboro, n. c.. where these
Offices In future will be located. The
transfer Took place this week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
Toured the State.

Mrs. Ivan II. Wise and Miss Ellis
d Id secretaries of the Christian Wo
man's Board of Missions, returned to-
day from tour Of the state in the
interest Of that work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13

During his stay in Hampton. Rev.
ieorge Floyd Rogers o. Govington,
stopping with Mr. and Mrs. How
trd w. Saunders in Mallory avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13

Miss Marian White OF Richmond. /.
H. guest of MIR. and Mrs. A. Tyler
lull in Hope street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13

Mrs. X. w. IIudgins on Monday ar
ernoon entertained the East Hamp
III Whist Club in compliment 10 Mrs
\lbert Stahl OF Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
THIRTY DAYS FoR HOPKINS.
foans White Cian Convicted of Steal.
ing n. /. Davis Chickens.

Lee Hopkins, u young white man.
vas arrested yesterday morning by
County Officer John Tignor upon the
'hargc of stceling chickens from Mr..
(. Il. Davis. who resides near the
;ross roads When taken before
Magistrate W. II. Westwood the case
vas proven againsrl tho young man
md Hopkins was sentences to Spend
20 days in the county jail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-13
Wines and LIQUORS


i belong to the Lost tribe that
Noses sailed on the Red sea. I'm
q price cutter. I'm money-maker;
I'm .he one that sells all straight
WHISTLES retail at wholesale prices
TT following high grade 1Oo VIII
kiea l sell for &c O drink: Paul Jones
Pure Rye. Sherwood Rye Whiskcy
carroll Springs. puro Maryland Rye
Whiskey, Parkwood Rye Whlskey.
All OF the above named Whiskles are
strictly high grade; watch my pricos
u you dare, boat mo IL you can
Whiskey In bulk at following prices:
Old NicR Pure Rye. II pit. 25c;
Leonardo Favorlte. " pit, soc:
gallon ............ $500
Hunters Baltimore Rye. g pit.
Zoe; gallon ........ .,...... 1900
Maryland Club. II pit, 26c: gal
loI $500. $500
Paul Jones Pure Rys, x pit, zoe;
sahon ........... ...........S2 .75
star A. Rye. gallon .$2,OO
MOSS Rose. gallon ........... .s3.0O
LAKEWOOD Pure Rye. gallon $500
Jenerson Pure, Rye, gallon SHE
kentucky Bourbon, gallon ......$L4o
Doubie Stamp Gin, gallon -. $500
The following brands of California
Wines. Port, Sherry. Catawba. Cha.
ret; Blackberry. at 200 per ct; per
Pride of North Carolina, 4 years
old, gallon 81. 90
kummeill. per gallon .S2.Ou
Carroll Springs. gallon .........S2.5t
xxx Baker Rye. gallon .....,$2.oo
! H. lEONARD'S
RarFeE And Bottle HOUSE
1s AND 10 MELLEN ST..
Phoebus. Va. phone ESQ.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-19
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.
From the Republican, March lsth.

From the Republican, March l2th.
Wesley Baker, formerly state SEN
ator from this district, was up from
the river Wednesday shaking hands
with his many friends in Hazelton.
The senator looks hale and hearty,
and says this winter is a record
breaker for fine weather.
The w. G. Hull sale last Saturday
was we'll attended, and things went
at good prices. Had it not been for
the storm, which came on before the
conclusion of the auction, more would
have been realized on things sold at
the last. Mr.. Hull was we'll satisfied
with the result We understand he
will make his future home in South
Dakota
George Suverly, the Clayton old.
timer, was in town Wednesday, and
spent few minutes initiating the
editor into the intricacies of the Sioux
tongue, which language he speaks like
an aborigine. United States Commits
sioner Weatherby also joined the
class. and gives promise of becoming
very proficient-if he practices long
enough and doesn't mix in Mohawk
Marion Morford, from down Cay.
ton way, was in town Wednesday,
Mr.. Morford, in addition to ranching
dabbles in real estate, and has to hi.
credit 1S1 persons who have been set
tied en- land in this part of the coun-
try through his efforts He says he
has enough inquiries from people in
the east who will invest to bring his
number up to the 200 mark Hop to
1t. Mr. Morford. The more the mer-
rier
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-19
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
ftrom the News. March 18th. /


Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ryan returned to-
day from their honeymoon visit to
eastern points.
Yeater & Vie are making extensive
improvements on the interior VI their
general store this week.
When will Braddock have sidewalks
enough to keep her feet out Of the
mud? Pass the hat, please.
l. E. Shepard has purchased a lot
just north of the Yeater & Vie store,
and during the spring he will erect
one-story building 24x3O, with glass
front.
1t is rumored that Fred Junge will
resign as agent Of the c. L. Merrick
lumber-yard at this point, and here
after devote his entire time to the
machinery business.
Carpenters commenced work ON +
II. C0tton's implement store and office
building this week. II is being built
on an adjoining lot, and will be moved
on to its foundation after the base
ment, which will be concrcted, is tin-
ished.
At a meeting recently held in Cherry
Grove school district the Central
School" question was thrashed thor
oughly-it Icing the almost luminous
verdict of those present that the
scheme was not practicable. The chief
orat0rical effort of the occasion was
the address OF August Benz, all agree
ing that it was the effort Of his life.
A hobo was brought in Sunday by
some farmers living northeast Of town,
who charged him With breaking into
numerous shacks and stealing. Fritz
Neckel claimed he had stolen $50 from
him, while a Mr.. Damon, OF Logan
county, had lost two quilts and some
dishes. Some Kidder county settlers
also claimed the loss Of valuables.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-19

since coming here three years ago.
and has gained the friendship of Wah-
peton people. His opponent in the
primaries will be Supt. Stockwell, the
present incumbent CT the office. who
will find he has strong opponent in
Mr.. Smith. Wahpcton clobe-cazette.
jamestown Capital: Geo. E. Bass
and family of Steele came in yester-
day from the east and were guests Of
the Capital house Mr.. Bass is the
man who it will be remembered was
she. in Chicago by policeman last
fall, while standing on the street at
night with grip waiting for a Lake
street car MIR. Bass says it was
wonderful escape from being killed
outright. The policeman, who was ey
identity hold up man himself, ap.
preached, asked hin. what he was do
Ing and searched him for gun. Not
finding any weapon the policeman told
MIR. Bass to hold up both hands. which
ne did and stepping 10 one side with
out any other warning. fired a bullet
from a high speed cartridge through
MIR. Bass's chest. The ball went clea,
through the body, never severing an
artery or injuring any organ passing
through the flesh entirely. The wound
kept Bass in the hospital only a few
days. He says he felt no pain and di
not know he was shot until he after
wards noticed the blood on his cloth
ing. He tried to get some satisfac-
tion from the authorities for the
shooting but said he would have to
spend more money to prosecute the
case than he cared to. for the salts
faction he would get He can not ac-
count for the harmless passage Of the
bullet through his body. except the
position he was in. that OF holding
up both hands.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-19

Upon being searched, the 'sburglar, "
whOwaS some ehalf-dementedw wanderer,
was found to have concealed about his
person two quilts, a pair of we'll worn
overshoes, frying pan and an onion.
As no complaint was sworn TO, the
"burglar' was turned loose, and il 3
possible that by this time lie has
robbed several banks.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-19
For Sale.

Twill sell one pairof mules 8 years old
this spring; pair Of mules and years
old this spring; 2 sets Of hamess; two
wagons. one new and the other has been
used about years.
a. c. BURLINGANE,
[45-46] Brofy. N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-19

Get . nice oyster stew At Tur
ner's Restaurant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

u Il -. E y ri b / H . 4 81. &
When William Jennings Bryan was
defeated In 1896, Col. Henry Wat
terson mad the following to say in the
Louisville courier.Journal:
Bryan Is beaten iagloriousiy ana
Overwhelmingly So closes the second
great era Of natiotll peril which ha $
menaced our government So lift
the clouds Of fistism and Reputation
which lowered above the land in omi.
nous threat Of dishonor and disaster
50 breaks the sun Of new dawn
ltpon our manhood proven. our inter.
rfty yindicated, our intelligence Vic.
toFiohs. our institutions irnpregnab'as
Thank 7 God. In the narne Of a long
suffering people. thank God.p
Let all.patriotic citizens who want
tais nation to ESCAPE another peru
q an unjust ineqfitaBie system a
government put their shoulders 10
the wheel ls and shove for a glorious
Republican Victory at the polls In
November. Then again we may say
THANK Cod as Colonel watterson dill
in 1896.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12


large f rot larse uaia.'|r faan
has eFsr been eissn candidate a
tne mrs.. district '4he impression
seems % be that he rin lerd lhs llei-
Ct All along the line
One feature OF the Hraneih is ihe
number II Democratic votes ne IS 10
ing 70 get Tou ina Democrats evefy
Where who ate going to vote for him.
some q re partisan sort KhoSbnt ssIs
dom erateh their ticl;et
Fiehltura regions Isi6
haF tEgngt6 eniphasiRed ca
lsnoS ~ ouStie
90 ne district ne aglseuitafal inter
ests are very stroh ana that vita the
POSSIBLE ception ~ bio ana igeizei
they pTeaominafe Tahhards per
.sonaiity and cllafacter and his public
record both r. the sttae as taS re.
former and in the nation as 4 pTotec.
donist appeal 10 the agFicultp sis !
You nave only 70 81 anoa them q
lind This out
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
Peoples Drum
CARD FROM CAPTAIN sEE
FAfRMoNT.,l m. ". I'm. RI

FkslEsN0NT !, W. Va, Oct IL.
Editor West ytrginian:
AS chief marshal sol our nesting 81
the sth and 9th inst: af .eS-s9ilers 81
Marion county, West Virginia. / can.
not refrain from returning by most
sincere thanks and i know / yoIess til
sentiment Of every oI9 sSlaIfsQf ,bts
county in What. I may say Ffrst, i
tiiar}s the judges Of the. County court
in giving US the use Of the coart.htoialse5
forSotr meetings; Mayor Nicely for his
eloquent and patriotic address Of vel
come I wisp to thank Miss Lewis
for the flag drill AMI each little by
and girl taking a part in ii at our
camp fire; Mrs, Cassius o, Miller for
the superb manner in whlciishe rem
.dered the Star spangled Banner and
10 all the Old camrades, and others
who contributed to the success Of the
meeting Now, as to the parale, ! am
at a loss to express my feelings; 70
the Electric Trolley Company for car,
rying the Evansville school children
free Of charge; to prof. Bennett Of the
Normal and all the. students ID joining
the parsdes to Prof Rosierof tle
public schools: to the principal and
teachers Of the ward schools and 20
each little boy and girl; To- all the
large pupils who contMbutedlso large.
" TO making our parade the grand sue.
cess It was; thank the Fifth ward
school band and the drum corps for
the excellent music they favored as
with IN the parade. Col. John MILAN
and his stan are greatly credited for
AL that occurred during our encamp,
ment. ! wish to thank YOU my old
comrades. one and all, for your eour-
and ! appreciate,th seryicesotthe pa.
lice, / close with my best thanks to
one and all
CAPT. THos. REED,
Chief aIsrshai.
City and county papers please copy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
WILL CLIO
BRYAN wins
stfAReLEs Wa rms EMP les or.
SEPARATOR WORKS in EsTs
CHESTER, REnNsf.

PHILADEIPHIAs oct ~ If WI;
liam JENNINGS BRIAN Is elsctetl Presi.
dent. Westchestsr win lose. : least
temporarily. It's biggest itittustri4t
plant the sharples Separator Works,
the largest establishment Of this kind.
in the country. employing over 1000
men IN all its Departments, in adai..
tion to many branches throughout this
and other countries.
This is the threat made by p al.
sharples, proprietor az tae plans, IL 4
statement issued in writing to his en-
ploses when they reported for work.
! The order s1ys IN psrt:
4 %The bltFht Of the possibility Of the
succession ef Bryants is nov upon US
Letters received every day from orr
former best customers. who SHOULD be
ordering thousands Of separators at
the present time. saws that they are
rafus'ng to place orders for fear BFy
an will be elected.
1.-THE possibility Of such lire cal9ms
lily 10 us rs mis- election seems remote
but the hcur we are convinced such Al
thing will occur that hour tlleseiworks
viii hsyeto csc down nntfl the stock
of tubular 'tfraters we carry lis re-
lnced by sT'7q three.q quarters. This
will be done matter o. selfpreser!
xation AMI rs h ss great regard as any
employe could possibly have for the
necessity
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
TWos : pItsa ISSUES.

There afs two propo itions vital in
The present antpaign Ia west VII.
Einia upon which William q. Glass.
cock take pronounced and courage.
Qua stand and ch which his opponent.
Louis Bennett dolges with all tie
arts and subterfHges 1of the adroit
demaga que. These are, first, tax re.
fcrn' ana second the right Of the PEG.
pie 90 vote on an amendment 10 tho
constitution, whsther this state shall
be aprchtbItion or a licensed State.
Mr. Glasscoes goes flatIy on record
rs fayoring continuing the tax reform
laws Witch have proven in the several
years u tneir operation their efEicIen.
cy and goes tiatls on record as IA.
Yoring the submission 10. the voters
OF 4 Prohibition amendment. Where
does Iouis Bennett stand en- these
questions Ven tall YOU. He Il on.
posed 70 the taS reform laws. and has
assailed Them VI every public address
that he has delivered this campaign.
On tl5eqiiessi on of license, he is about
as s4glls MS party platform, and
everybody isnows what 4 shameless
doaeing ct taat question is eontained
in that pIatiorn Nor win Bennett
become amy more explicit. Ii has been
CHARGED that hssf IA ms na,s, N IN . ~, \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
Hubbard.
IS STRONG ER TN m EVER SAYS
q: rex JgsT HOME
ON FOUR.

I Il Oct 1 Attorney AZ.
q ieleisen secretary d the arst digs
tr'ct congressional committee, 81 back
In Wheeling after an active political.
tour through the district insthe inter
ests Of congressma William Hub
bard l, y reporter found htn,ln 4 very
hopeful frame u mind iass evening.
From what Ihaye observed, said
Mr, Ficlseisen, 4 have reason d be-
lieye that Mr. Hubbard Is stronger
than he ever was before, aud have
ne hesliancy In predicting Ior him as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

REC lTTEp To. v BY ORDER
OF JUSTICE MILLS oF;W HITE
Ii AIMS.

IS ses 5 tfSys United t,Tegs.l n 3is ~ "A
WHITE PLAINS, N 0ct.
T,aaw lest another legal SIR.
nish % day foF freedom and MAS re.
Committed u aiatteawan Hospital for
'crimiaal lnsane, upca order Of I,Iss
ice Mills o. White Plains. The re.
commitment was made after the court
lad refused to grant Thaw'a plea for
q Jury trial as TO his sanity. Thaw havs
ING appeered IN court on haheas COZ:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12


'' en ''' ~ 'ase e'l'ni'
~ RE GA '7e.i gag
''' 7.''e pat a curse on il Tor a
nR3are' seafs-
ana Or be aia' mf friend q din
nola ONT aeer tae Hepuoilcan par'r
se' on ING loP AZ curse remover
9Hs Rssss + z sase fear toaln pes
sata S'. prstty
sss 81 ellarri e tl.s allni
d Il g ,l.s
3asas aud ienes Sd
le; osd iislHllcr l Ia
Z l'7ss N M n sls IL'se
e nm ll z ptsFest
I,T rs. silaf ne \ eplib lican candid "a
a Governor +! 70; mas " 2 keen appreciation
( 9 hll y g. alld that as g fiandylla
!. Y req rtee Ie IS wing his stump
lpe te'ils asla Tod up under the
is8flot 4 robust man phy slcaIlyl and
\ mere sssl We're some fears at the oltset
ma we might not hs able to stand tlee
.'stfs g Two We meetings 4 days TIE best
, J. possible WIS arranged for
am. ana ne IS ceoraparliell ny 9 sec So
.Fetspg VINO relieves him Of rs much
WORK as possible while travelling. BY
cry meeting be has held has been
larse ana warnh eartel! ne Is pleased
WIN nus reception, and with the way
''Senpblieaps are rallying enthusiast
5ealiy 70 ms support I haven't the
least doubt Of y election. he sail SET
urdsy alter the last meeting Of the
week 's.s was lneld. and ! have not the
ii /. doubt P'st ! viii received ma;
loFlfy which sg viii equal that given TAFT,
and a. sherman Renu5Ifcan victory #
me Dolls IN West Virginia Is absolute
y assured
hl4lt Z WA Oct 12The
e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

pi pfNteeINes psotsnI f tho it,
iolners Jnsdee Niis ruled dai BIZ
could not nov Interfere b. lhe os0s 'n
''e" Of tie aprsai now before ihs
cuett Of Apreais based on points ol
le" THIS appeal wes bropgAt on ihe
GROUND that Justice Douiinks com
nsitmsnt 81 The vito sialseanon was
iiFes'llaf rhaWs mother, 1lfa. VII
liam Thsw his sister. Mrs George Car
h ana bsushsF 1oslsh rhas Rere
oas ooa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

The Times seeks to paiiiate George
Lilly's cussing record by reference 10
higher authority. 1t has been sug.
gestea that tile Times wouldn't need
70 &C, so far as Washington to And a
man who is a pretty close second to
George only he doesn't swear except
when he gets mad, waile George
swears all the time. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

Poor DID f,o,t. Bonnet Is ,,nd an
np.biil lob of 4ps,3ire ss, Z aess,,!,-
fIe is SfactiesIts me-. III. es,,.
aione covi 4Ssisons II u
fia rs bssa eyen M Is 4
& iioT ID ,gin 6,it Hi Is q fIIsl Z, 4,
iase 81 BE 6sft aIi, q 81.
sttftleds Is loyRt sa1aort .;I.bis iias IA,
years go the I3eIiiocFa Il: II 1 Sss sss5s
we're finhine riiof ~; I'M, t,,;r
and thousand s ~ Y 49, s
giving tlieS8 a,Ico,i, man, IA ,.,,,,,.
tort, me lannon's It'll 81 Z, AZ.
let,,as Il, Girls, Il HI; & NJ s,,, 4, D,
VINO couid MAKE s s5ascb ,Ss s s.
5into tie service me l,.a a,s ~ a15
ZION comfy were ,oid AMI Sa,,yI,t 4,
They even ran 4, IN Rentil3I, Ian ,,,tet
ings and asked lffor .ioint 6shatess
which tl,ey so ana sat tbaIr M n
But this wear tbey & g Iii Sc +a,as5 !, /.
Kittens There n NJ gtnyeF a M.
tight At an Rtvar, Gets /, & I,,,r.. c,,n
sideration than II he we're n inc Inn.
] ies Of Africa ana aepnett q scsrce.
II heard OF even among l,is s;innosad
lsupporters Having owen m ira
state. the Marion comfy DeYnosrats
have gone into the trading bus,nass
In tie hone Of mailing aboat iva, nm.
didates through and letting the res.
60 The Times tloesn,t know that any.
body but Geo. Inv and John pbtll,ns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
VIOLA gLAlsl III cAuacA pooa.

YORK Pa Oct IL Teaiousy
caused William bennington 10 isilI hts
wife yesterday aa she was entering
The ehurch door ~ Delta, this county,
BY emptying the contents Of shot
gun into her body. He then tqfhea
the weapon on himself and committed
suicide. Bennington bad accused nis
wife Of lnadeliiy and followed her to
church this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
~



or lest satnrda oasi h IelSinaeY
appeared b his attorneys before
Judge MORGAN 81 the efniesiiats
Court and sued out q writ d man
d y against RI Morgan regis.
trar Of the Fourth ward compelling,
air; t5rsan 70 enter the name 81 AIR,
Mex y iR9ey upon the list of voters for,
that precinct The paaaalnus was
served upon Mt. Morgan III ths shers
r. on saturday and q hsaring was had
before judge Morgan. Id vacation 81
his court this afternoon Il
Il appears that some time ago. o. 81.
Mex Kinney tae father d odel P. Me-
Kinney had attempted to register hts
son with All. Morgan, Is a gaaltliea
voter at the next election: that Mr.
Morgan had information that odel hat
been living in charlestown and haa
not resided in this county the res
CURED sixty days before the day Ill
election; that odel then appltea to chs
registrar In person md asked to be-
registered and Mr. Morgan declined
TO register him for tae reason that he
woail not have have resided in this
county for sixty las s pr:orto the day 81
the election. II APPEARS from tbs,
statements Of Mr.. Mckinney made 10
the fegistrsr that his hp1sehold gools
arrived here on last Saturday, which
would be only about twenty. three days.
before The alectitn md taat his FAM
ity has not yet arrived. Upsa these
grounds, Mr: Morgan dill moi believe
h 1' was entitled 10 v9te at the next
election and derIiped to register him.
las such voter
ar. Mckinney - p Applied 10 Judge
Mofgan to COMPEL the registrar tojFegs
lister him by mandamus.
AR: Mckinney was represented By
Col. W. csousSay ssHlqet Ii. Butch,
~ and water HaEgsrty nary sllaSs
appeared for mr. Morgan. and asked.
tibet tho proceedings bygs8n,andanus ~,
quashea because there was IS LAW Yf9r
THIS kind II 4 urooaa ,ir,s 4, 'f,Sts u, (,
of a case
Jndse Morgan spent until nom i, a. Il
|ius The arguments ssd F3yJewtps rs.
suthoritics er the s,,ist sst TS,,5 t,,se
decided that ire rsgsstrs1 so,r, i3y,ot rs
c3N,belled "a register Mp StctS isfs,.,..3
~ ~ ID ! ,.;4sr AMI ,,,s.,,,ss.sa. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

a new jail wifi have to be built in
this county within the next six years
and George Lilly Is said to be an an
lthorlty on iails and stone walls. By.
all means vote for Lilly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

II the people want Cussin; George
Lilly on the county court they know
how to get him. And If they want
him they ought to have him.