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New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
CUTS HIS THROAT IN STATE BANK.
Man Whips Out Penknife When Check He
Presented Is Declared Forgery.

Henry Bensel. twenty-nine years old, sales
man. living ct No 227 East 18th street cut his
throat in the State Bank in Norfolk street yester
day and was taken the Gouyerneur Hospital
prisoner.
Salmys name. The paying teller questioned the
signature. and Salmy. who is merchant at No. le5
Rleechcr street. pronounced it q forgery. Bensel
then. without warning. whipped out penknifs
and sashcd his throat. The wound is not serious.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
AGAINST EXTENDING PASS PRIVILEGES

Washington Feb. THE Senate Committee on
Interstate Commerce decided to-day TO go squsreiy
On record against most Of the bills proposing en-
a,Fenents OF the pess privilege clause of the In
te1s1ase Commerce law Two OF the measures were
ceoatec, and IL agreed 10 report them IN
avorsbly 20 the Senate Monday
The committee decided 10 make favorable
Recommendation on Ciapps bill authorizing
rsilrosd companies to grant free transportation to
fGroughed and pensioned employees
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
BIG POWER PLANT FOR CANAL WORK

Washington Feb. THE Isthmian Canal Com
ntsson has awarded a contract TO the Seocrai
fectrtc Company for furnishing power plant I"
hanile the material be used IN the construction
= the Gatun lock. al q price b.tween $4,000 and
s1TlSa the exact figure 10 be nzed BY the en-
~1eers CT The isthnsss
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
8. s. Hamburg
$50 ToGusopE

and Up. FIRST CLASS By THE
according to .r>EC
Gtea mer tOIJl$pN L NY LINE
AMERICAN LINE From Pier 1e is' T. r.
PLYMoETH-CHERB SOUTHAMPTON
Philadelphia Feb. 81 New York Feb. q
81 Paul -. Feb. Is ST. Louis. ..... Feb. 20
RED STAR LINE From Pier IA. n. r.
NEW TORK-DOEER-ANT tRf-
Finland Feb II, 10 AM iceland eo- 20
Faderlsnd Feb.1a 10 AM kroonland- Mar.
WHITE STAR LINE tso% .s n fisr R
NEW YORK QNSTOwN-LIvERPOO
'Baltic.-Feb. %. noon Baltic. ...... Mar. 10
'Celtic. Mar 5, noon Cedric ..-- Mar. rs
PLYMOUTH -CHERB G-SoUTHAMPToS
Oceanic c----- Feb 12 : PM Mai sjestic Mar. 4
'tAdriatic. Feb. IS, II ,30PM Oceanic. Mar. IL
New. 5000 tons: has Elevator.
Gyrnna sium. Turkish Baths and 'Orchsstrs-
REN RI5sToM YORK RH 4 ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores Madeira, Gibraltar. Alsiers.
xTENrrr1oo # long, a. y.
SA~~Sh4S21 035, tons. fh6- II. L" \. a
'CANOPIC. Feb. 70. 2 ?. NJ: Aprii :
'REPURLIC. ..... March :. noon. April ~
'RoMANIC.. March ~ A NJ; April %
'CRETIC March 2s. noon: May
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
Freight off1ce. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR FHTLADELPHIA. Lv- ". 23D ST:
1880 a m, 1880. / 20. $50. $50. 3 80 20.
30. $50. $50 $50. : 80. IL 80 2. m. sun
DAYS $50 so. $50. 1880. 1t.5O a m.
L. so 80. $50. 3 30 .50. so. $50 $50.
{ so. 10. 20, II 80 T m.
s 3o. 900 1000. 40. II az a. m. u. 10
noon. loo. / 30 200. 400 400 { "a. 800.
500 100 500 Q q" 7. m. f2.i5 midnight
Sundays. 130. 500 @ ~. 1000. 100 a m,
II 90 noon. 100. 2-G0 3O0. 400. 80" SEQ.
200 500 s,G2 & 1o;so 7 N, m Il Is i, midnixht.
Lv. W 23D ST.:+1-5O. ehO. so a m.
/ - $50. $50 $50 D m. daily.
Ly. LIBERTY ST 80, s. 10 1000 a. IT..
1900 noon. 200. eco 500, 700 .. M daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv- ". Esd
Iv. LIBERTY ST.:-1O.G 90 a. m. Il 90
sats. only. 3, 40 ?. In. sundays. 1000 a, M.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHCRST.
1v. w. o3D ST. 80 a M. d2 So Ssts-
cnI). 10. ; 70 $50. $50 (6.2O Sats- only
=. m. sundays. 9 20. 30 a m. 20 D m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST.:-4Op 1890 a m.
q 90 Ssts. onIyD. 1.3o, ; 40. ( 10. 800 - 50
sats. nnlvl D m. Sundays $50. 1000 a. m.
. 80 .. IN.
Offices: Liberty St West 23d st. Tel. 3144
Chelsea. Astor House. 2s5. 434. 1900.
1884 Broadway. 1s2 Fifth fAv. 2s1 Fifth
Av.. 25 Union Square West. 2IpS Third Av..
100 West 125th ST. PAS Columbus Av.. New
York: Court St, 343. GA Fulton St. 40
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and check. baggage 10 destination.
". g. RESLER ". c. HOPE.
Fice-Pres. & Gen Mgr Ger. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
YourT Hens overccsts-Reduced

Young Hens 0verccats s-Eeduced
Imported Chsviots. aeltous. Frfs1ss--
plain Cclors and uliStuTes-prtucfpslly large
sizes-Paddock of high grade manufacture
Venetian liufnEs-satin sleeve lining
Were s13.as.. I .oS Were s15-ss G. 9S
Young Mems Suits s-Reducsd
Tnihets Serzes. Worsseis. Chsvio-s-
Black. Navy ard Fancy Nixturss-sinzls
and double breast-5o to IS chest
Were 81 es-. G. as We're $40. as. 4. 9S
Were s. as 3 9S Were s12 as. . .9S
Were s9.9s---6 9S We're s139s. fO.9S
Boys Suits Reduced
Norfolk ana Double Breast-C-heviot.
Srrges- NCrsfsds. CassiTueFes-FIain Coior7
and fancy nlixtuTes-StTsiEht or kntcker
Trousers-sone with two pairs trousers
) To- Il years
Were S3.es..--t .9S Were 81 es. ! .QS
Were 81 as. z. .9S We're 81 as ;. pS
Were s5-as. 3 .9S Were 50 9s. 81 6. So
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

OCEAN STEAMERS
HAMBuRG-AMERlcAN

HAMByRG-AMERlcAA
NEfN AND UP 1ST CLASS. ACCORDING
9pVW TO STEAMER & DESTINATION
REGULAR SAILINGS BY MOST MODERN.
LUXURIOUS. STEADIEST LEVIATHANS
London-Paris-H
s. s. Kaiserin Aug.
Victoria
$40 To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hamburg
IS. COO TONS. 100 FEET LONG
Having unexcelled Ritz-Carlton la carte
restaurant Gymnasium, electric baths
palm garden. elevator.
pennsylvania. .Feh 3. 1880 a. n
pretoria. :. Feb. 20 Amerika- March Z
sails to Hamburg direct
r-Naples-Genoa
s. s. Hamburg
II 900 TONS. SAILS FEB. Is.
Contains excellent accommodations
Every convenience and luxury
Hamb'g Mar. II. 10 am MoItke April y
Oceana April =. IL am Batavia -.----M May :
Nile Bookings made for trips up the
Nile 20 Luxor AssoVan. etc. by
Service the. Hamburg and Anglo-Am-
Nile Co.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED
HAMBURG-ANERICA LINE 81 Broad
way, ". 7.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
BALTTMpRE & CHIC r. z

1<AA EVl tk<1 e. SAt4N IT, ~.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS,
Every other hour the even ho3r-"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections IN New Union station.
Washington. with all Lines South.
Leave New York Daily 23d St Lib'y St
WASHINGTON. srpers. II so pm 20 am
WASHINGToN. Diner. 10 am 500 am
WASHINGTON, Diner IL so am II 90 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet 80 pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD Diner. 3.5O pm 4-O0 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 pm 500 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 20 the West.
Chicago mPITTSB3uRG PIT 50 80 am - s-oo 90 am am
PTTTSBCRG. CLEVEL'D. 30 pm on prn
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED s so pm 5.0o pm
GIN ST LOUIS. LoLIsy.. II 80 pm 80 am
GIN ST. LoIIs. LOUSY $50 Pr1 500 pm
OfTices: 245. IA. 1900 Broadway, Astor
MouSs 10 sa1 'Ss Grand St. + =: s45 % Fniton @ St'
Brooklyn: West go 81. ard Liberty 50.
After p m. Sleeping Car Reservations
ard fun information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Informs tion.
q O r. r. s7i 81 Terminal. Phone
Number. Chelsea-3l44
Y Y. ". +. & HAPrFORD r. r
Trains depart fIom Grand Central Station
42d St and 4th Ave. as follows for
soos .ef,Sn sia Ssw Nv tsnfes tsf 90 m iso
mantic-t-s.03 - NJ. t2.01 P. NJ: via
spfd ts:l5 A. n. 'tle:oo. ',i+:O. 'ii;oe
p NJ
Iakev,lIe & Norf-fye:o % A NJ. ts:ce p n
c. Rarriugton StoCRbridge, Lenox, Pitts
feid-ts:54. t'9:Oo A. NJ. IS % P. NJ
Ticket Offices at oGd. Cent. st'n and
ecl25th St. also at c245, 1900 cI354 R'way
COS Union So. cis2 5th Ave. c245 COL
Ave. c5S3 5th Ave. cs4e Mad. Ave. clos
w ic5th St. 25es 30 Ave. In Bklyn. ct
Court ST. 41s Nostrand Ave. $50 B'way.
sDaiIy. tExcept Sundays. sStops at i25tn
St xStcps al 125th s.. Sundays only
;Parlor Car Limited. Has dining car.
G PaYlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

Single insertions cents per line. Six-
teen words seven times conSecutively, ST.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period of fourteen days In
The Trtbune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms.
Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free of charge. at the Uptown
Office Of The Nev-York Tribune. 1864
Broadway. between 36th and 3Ith SITS.
5TH AVE, % doth stD.-Refined sur
roundings; beautiful large rooms; run
ring water: bath; small room; second floor
front.
MANHATTAN AVE. 346-High class
newly furnished room: heat water: pri-
vatA house; near Morningside Park. refer
encee
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast EXPRESS Service.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN -
10 A NJ No
Cecilie new Feb. Is K. VIM. IL APR .
kais VIM. II. Mar 8 Kaiser d. Gr May .
Cecilie new. Mar. II Cecilie (new). May IL IL
k'prinz Vim. Mar. - 'prinz Wn May s as
Kais VIM. IL Mar. 81 Kais VIM. II May 70
Kaiser d. CIR. Apr. Z Kaiser d. Cir June =
Cecilie (new) Apr. IA Cecil.e mew>- June
i prinz VIM Apr. 81 k'prinz VIM june 4"
Twin Screw Passenger Service:
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOUEG-BREMEN -
10 A NJ. ..
.Barbarossa Feb II Main: -. Sasy d
sRhein.- Feb. q BarbaTossa. May &c
'seydlitz- Mar. l2 Derfiinger May .S
.RTeslau. - Mar. 28I 'Neckar- -. May d"
sBarbarossa. Apr. 8 I-uetzow June :
Seydlitz Apr q kurfuerst- June II
Iuetzor Apr. 3Ot Bremen. 49, June ao ao
'KUrfuerst May 3 Friedrich June ~
Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
@NAPLES-GENOA.s a. ii = VI
CONNECTING AT GIBRALTAR FOR
ALGIERS
X Albert FEB. o X Luise. Mar. -
.Neckar Feb. ~ "Neckar. Mar. p
r Irene Feb. % +. Albert - Mar q
Friedrich. MAJ { P. Irene. Apr.
'Omi.s Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. Hoboken:
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

Elegant novelties In Broa dcioths. ksrseys
and fancy mixtures-latest styles and
colorsEsatin or quilted 1ininC-soEne un-
Iined-fur collars or other high-class trim
all sizes Included
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
Toilet article Specials
For TODAY

Ayers Hair Vigor-reguiariy 81 90
Oxyzen Bsl.n-.5 CT. size .-.--..----.-- : a
Petroleum Jeliy-:-oz.-r-s. 5..--..-. =
Petroleum Jeily-pound F. 1
s-oz Florida water-rex. Is. =
Boriaated Tooth PoWder-rsg - .--- i 1
Java Rice Povder-ali coioFs-reg. -. 10
Ieichner's race Powder-rcs. - ---- 8
Violet Nmmonia-quaTt- -ig-. ...- 4 -
Ceiiuloid soap Rcx-usulty 90 --... ~
pr. Fray. Rossiin-- usually .25.--..- 10
Steei Pocket Nail Files
5s-inck reg Il. t..,.-. .....-....- 4
Manicure sciszors-S ineh-rss- 80, p
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
MACHINERY.
BOARD AND ROOMS.


Single insertions 3 cents per line Six
teen words. seven times consecudvely. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen days in
The Tribune's Directory of Desirable Rooms
Write for circular
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had, free Of charge. at the Uptown
Office OF The New-York Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between Seth and 9th sts.
---------------
IITH.-15 and II East. near 5th ave.
Alabama and Van Rensselaer, Hotels
Spring reduction. one-half former prices:
furnished apartment. private bath, your
choice ST daily. including meals. S12 80
wcebiy: two, $50: exclusive. homelike-
3aTH ST 81 WEST Very cheerful room:
private bath: house and board unusually
desira BILE; references
I'D ST f20 WEST
Between L and subway express stations.
Beautiful rooms; superior table, refer
ences given and required.
IGS WEST 18TH ST.-Refued home; pri-
vate family; for one or two gentlemen; ;
board optional: references exchanged, tele-
phone
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
Young Mems Suits S-Reducsd
Representative Quotations From Our
Dressmakers' Spring Sale

| NEW SPRINC SUITINGS-
81 inch: ali wool HsrgfHEhoGe
and other stripes. light medium "A
and dark crays. tsns and 'C'
broUus-so much desired for
tailored suits-regularlc Sf-2o-
so AND - INCH SITTINGS-
All wool-smsrt checks. Pla!d7. AC
and stripes desirable grsy
Coubiuaticns-rs 81 ...-.----J
ALI. WOOL. CREAM SERGF,S-
d. also 44-inch all wool storm 3
chevjot= and J1-incH cream
Sfc[lfenneS 50 .-.-.--..J
FANCY TAFFETAS AND
LOUISINE SILKS -Hairliue-
and Fancy St-ipes. Hairliue-
Striped and Esc,< ChNck=-0ith ,ry
and witfout attn fiEI1rCs-
latest fashionable colors and
mbinatiors-Torth 80 .-.-.---
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS -
Guaranteed Bright and firm r ,oS
rustic fnish-@3 inch-res- 50.
.nyAL. LACE EDGES AND INSERTINGS- {
~ Piece Of Il Yards-Frenc.l and German F.
new Spring patterns Sin great demand
for trimming Lingerie ard sumner
dresses. etr--speciaiIy priced as follows .
- cr. values 20 - -. values 81 .
~ Ct values. 90 9S Ct values so !
81 % and sl35 values. .9S
AIN. BLACK DRESS NETS
Chsntilly and dOtt=d-fo- IA
yokes. waists gowns and -
milIinery-U -9S -...-..---
1T-INCTI EMBROIDERIES-
Fire Swiss founCinEs in open
or close destgns-for chil5veus
dresses and corset coveriugS-
worth 20 and 80. .-.--..-.----
EMBROIDERY EDGES AND
INSERTS- C'ambric. Nainscok q
and Swiss show and neat
dssigns-reg. -I:i2 TO -f5-.------
SILK SOUTACHE BRAIDS-
IL yard pieces-back- brown.
white. navy and fashionable IN
ColOrings-for braidine and sdO
outlining designs coats.
tailored suits. etc---reg- i'll
PERSIAN BANDINCsS-alSo
plain and fancy pull braids-- RI
fashionable plain shades AMI w
best cOnlbinstions-worrh .. .-..-J
NET TJ-CKI INC-for Guinlpes
Yokes or Waists-plain or lace lz
fusertiugs in White. Ecru and i.c<
Black-r=G- 81 50 --.-..-.-.....
RUCHINGS-Ne Chiffon and
Crepe Lisse-every desirable
style known
Ruchiugs worth .12fz I'd. =
Ruchiass worth 10 yd--...---.- 12tz
Rue hings worth - yd-......... II
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

B-osdcloth. Mixtures and beautiful NV
elfies-sU best shade&-richiv trimma0
with Iacss and orzfis or WITH e1r coi'nsD
and cuffs 20 yrs-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

Yellow Tickets Show
Dres smakers' Sale Departments.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

ChiuchiIis. Kerseys. Frieze. Plain ard
Fancy C1heviofs and Neltcns. extra fns
qualities hut broken sizes 20 Is years
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
Low RATES TO- EUROPE
BY THE>Fous FLYERS
HorIh Germaml1wVG
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
Ercnrrinz Wilhelm
Erorprinzessin Ceci!ie
and Kaiser Wilhelm II.

oEI.RrCTIS & co. No. < Broadway. y. Z.
Louis H MNyer 1o16 Walnut ST, Phils-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
For Porto Rico

ct A VELOCE'-Fast Italian Line
IL Sailing from Pier "a. North River.
# Of 34th St. foT Naples and Genoa.
Hartfeld. Soiari & &C. so Wall St.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
D. Dl.llO!Cl'TORS', ] SCHOOL
TIMELY TOPICS sTosaEpiscuss
ED THIS AFTERNOON sY. g
CITY PHYSICIANS. - -

"A very Interesting. session OF the
Graduate School Of Physicians of Ma.
rlon county Is promised this evening,
when! the doctors meet in their. regular
weekly meeting in the ofices OF DR..
c. o. Henry. 4. q Z 4
The meeting tonight will discuss
another topic bearing on diseases
which need 2: edlate ! attention by
we'll trained physicians. The ad.
dresses Will be delivered by Drs. wad.
dell and Johnson. &,
In regard to this graduate school o.
physicians a word ought here to be
said which perhaps is not known to
everybody. 49,.
The lectures which are prepared
and given each week by some one OF
the Marion county doctors comprise 4
four years. course of post graduate
work, and Is of unestimated valne to
the people who henr them.
Z Every Marion county physician
should identify himself with this
movement and when at all possible
should attend its sessions.
The purpose of the school is 10
keep our county doctors modern. well
equipped and well trained in handling
and treating sickness and disease.
Those who attend are reapins the ben.
efit. The families of the county
should ask their doctors IL they attend
the lectures. and II they do not. they
should be urged to do SO. 1t is a duty
you owe yourselves that you see to
It that your family physician have In
his possession the most moderp knowl-
edge of diseases obtainable. A cordial
invitation to attend these lectures is
extended to all physicians.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
PREP AIIONS
BEING MADE BY RAILROADS no
HANpLEsiNcREAsEp
BUSINESS.

WHEELING. June 1s rail-
road companies are putting their en-
sines in shape, SO that there viii to.
no delay when business incs cseasea.
Many OF the roads laid on many nf
their shop men LAST fall and early In
the Writer and the forces at the diff
ferent shops are nuw being increased
to repair damaged engines The!
Baltimore & Ohm was among the last
OF the roads to liy on any d h men
and the reduction US III shop forcea
was small compared to The reduction
nlnde by many of The sot ther rbads
With the opening OF the lake bnst:
ness B. & o. men saay they win npw
lave about all tho business they can
handle from this u district during tiie
remainder OF tho summer Tarough
keel,ing up Its shop forces tns rollins
stock OF this rorii Is IN good shape
and 1t is stated thatsplls OF tho engines
VIII be put in nss In q shorss time TO
:iandle the heavy Business stn In lake
ports.e9 I.
The Pennsylvanla Is h1so preparing
70 meet the Increased business and
the engines arc being nut IN rsltils.
Last summer ortlsrt were ISSUED to get
everysengine in good shape and about
30 pe:: cent of them. were In sood con-
iitinu last fail 5fn1t since TINT limo
there has been quite O decrease In the
percentage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
Mills WON
|sTATEscoNvEnTloh NAMES HIM
OVER SUTTON FOR OFFICE
OF GOVERNOR.

After adopting a platform decla-.
ing for the Initiative and referendum.
abolition of child labor. election O.
United States senators by direct vote.
moral and educational qualifications
for the right OF suffrage, and the
usual anti ?liquor planks. the Prohibi.
tion party OF West Virginia at their
State convention in the Courthouse
Thursday placed the following tlcke:
in nomination.: 4. 3 y
For Governor E. w. Mills. ..
Marion. (. t5,
Fer Secretary Of state-will Moore.
of Charleston. IS -.
For Audltor-Dr. NJ. ~. Reppard. Of
Tyler. S5s ~
For rreasurer-H Hiram Lewis. ..
Clay. -
For State Superintendent of Schools
DIR. Elkanah Hulley. of Harrison.
For, Attorney General. B. Ward,
of Randolph.
For Judges Of Supreme Court:
Long Term-C. D. nIerrIck, of Wood.
For Short Terms-Dave D. johnson.
of Wood, and H. ]. Tucker. of Fayette.
About ninety Prohibltionlsts were
present when the convention was call.
ed to order Thursday morning.
After the Rev. B. II. shattuck of
fered prayer the business of the con-
vention was taken up.
The committee on credentials sub.
mltted its report which wss adopted.
The report called for register OF ali
the delegates from the various coun.
ties and provided for an. organization
of the delegates from those counties
represented by more than one "
A roll call by counties showed 25
counties to be represented.
81 A. resolution that the Mountain
State Patriot, published by the Rev.
J.. W. Bedford, be continued as tha
official State organ, was adopted. A
recess was then taken to secure sub.
scriptions to the paper.
State Chairman Mills In his report
outlined the work OF the party in the
State during the last, four years AMI
declared that. though the total aboII.
uon of the liquor traffic required n
national party, the State party had
accomplished much in the state to.
ward this result.
a1z - ! n ~ = l.. RI "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
RIvERvlEW ADDITIONS

.I.I
RIverrIew5 is that new ad dItion sit,
uated on a beautiful elevation Ia tha
First ward and commands a splendid
view OF all Fairmont and surtounains
country. It is only a few rods form
the First ward school building. and
Columbia street which extends en-.
tirely through It, Is paved almost to
this property, and only a few minutes
walk to the bridge, depotE and bnsiness
center. X q 81
Mr.. Renter is 1t not about time yon
try to own q home Sof our 5cwn. and
stop paying rent I. 1T: Id IA duty sou ONE
that little wife To sprpvide q her q home
which is the dream OF seTery womans
heart, and you can buy and nay Tor
cne of these fine lots In sR1reryfew
with the money you spend fpolishiy.
Try 1t and see II you cannot succeed
RiyervIew, located as u Isl within
the city limits, you 4 nave the adyan.
tage Of water gas and other conyen-
fences OF the city. II Is a properly
that will likely double In value before
another year. besides. Il is the safest
kind of an investment better than
banks. bonds and mining stocks.
can't be stolen from you, neither dis
appear from you In hard times there-
fore put your money In ..Riyeryiew
Lots" |" where 1t ( Is absolutely safe.
and where. It VIII: grow In Svalne while
you Sleep"
Terms Of the sale: 800 buys q
lot and so cents and mp q week pays
for 1t. No interest, no taxes NO fiirs
tier payment In case Eot death A.
card is placed ON a stake In the CEN
ter Of the lot. with price, WeeklSs
payments. etc. Pull the card ara
bring 1t at once to the once of the
company In the Hall Block opposite
Marietta Hotel. This viii insure you
the lot IS zt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
SHERMAN
RECEIVES
DISPATCH. IS !. | { i.
resident Il Roose.
Uelt Sends Mes.
sage OF Con-
grntuLntionl;s.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 1s.-
President Roosevelt upon hearing. the
announcement of sherman.s nomIna.
tion sent to New York this telegram
OF congratulation: Accept my hearty
congratulations and earnestegood wish.
es for the success OF the ticket of taft
and Sherman" Secretary TAFT also
sent congratulatory messages. Taft
announced upon leaving the white
House his resignation as Secretary of
War which becomes effective June 30.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
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DEMOCRATS
FROM WEST VIRGINIA WILL GO
TO DENVER OVER THE
3. q o.

WHEELING. June 19.-John T. Nc
Graw. chairman of the Democratic
state committee. has made arrange
inents with T. C. Burke. passenger
agent of the B. & o., for the trip OF the
West Virginia to the Democratic con.
tention In Denver. The delegates and
others who will attend the convention
from this state will assemble in Wheel.
ing on July and leave over the B. &
o. an the evening of that day. Two
extra sleepers will be attached to the
regular train. The B. & o. will. handle
the crowd as far as Chicago and from
there the delegation will be handled
by the Rock Island Frisco lines. y,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-19
FAIRMONT. JUNE 30 sisoe
Hartley outing.

Hartley Outing.
The second annual outing given by
the managers Of HarIey.s Department
Store was; hell yesterday afternoon
st T.:actIen Park Tls9 eFert was In.
aLLurated last yeat aud was 50 sue.
cesful that it.swas enrolled on lie
HaT.ey ca' 'eadar whe-s II Is tlcs tined
io stnnd ont as a red letter dayfIn the
years Z. com ',lss
\ "a special car awaited the party Mt
the store at three o.clork. when the
door were closed and ali thought ts or
work laid aside for tha evening. Al
the park there was much In the way
OF ofSamusement. base bali. croquet, foot
races. In fact. everything to make a
good time possible was on hand. AT
elk o'clock the picnic supper was
spread. which was probably the best
feature of the OCCASION Everything
in the way of good things to eat was
furnished. Twenty. chickens were an
Item Of the menu. ESQ sandwiches. 100
deviled eggs. olives. sweet pickles.
Sh1eset houA iaI 6tS GAhtSt WHICH were
made by Mrs. Nell Garrett. and seven
gallons OF delicious lemonade. The
party did ample Justice to the splen-
did supper and there was nothing to be
carried home but empty baskets.
The crowd returned here about S: 90
o'clock. ;
The guests on the occasion OF this
outing are limited to the employees of
the store, their wives and children. In
the party were:
Manager H. J. Hartley. Mr.. NJ. J..
o'NeII, Mr.. ]. HI. Rownd, Mrs. Minnie
Virginia Fisher. Grace Hall. Tnez
Jacobs, Daisy Williams, Pearl Floyd.
Elizabeth Cunningham, Della Tooth.
man, Elizabeth Hunsaker. Ada Lind
say, Anna Ford. Blahche Price, Laura
Robinson. Cora Wilson. Miss Leonard,
Miss Bowman, Miss Mckinney. Misses
Ella Sniier, Beatrice snider Halle
Martin, Cora Wheeler, sina Holbert.
Viola Lloyd, Mr. Esterllng. Messrs.
Homer Llkens. F.. G. Ewar, Frank
Crawford, Charles Cross. Mr.. Chlpps.
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