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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-14
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tobacco trust and The Stats btalr -
the American Society II Bauisr
1t Is possible that the batip my y
waged as bitterly as TINT n Ken
lucky. The tobacco conipsny liz
far refused TO pay The prices oelnris
ed by the farmers orgnniassl nra
declaring that the unsettled r1eS
market will MD to break " fafla
ers' union, has commenced i visuEpqr
campaign to effect It's dlsrap .
vim likely be a war to q Hnish md Z
is doubtful Il much wisconsin
CO win be placed on the msslset g.
many months to, come.
ohicla1s Of the union declare ta
hundreds of farmers are addius lslF
names to the membership rolls daiI9
and that within year Or two
cally allFthe farmers 81 the state
be organized. About thirty ms
ago similar movement tor tils
gsnization of the Agricultural
ests swept over wiseGnstn ssa
came SO strong that It elected gI
R. Taylor as "farmers govern &
Taylor is now an inmate for qIne
for the aged at Madison. ne II
"grangers movement. huWeye
political in its nature. while hi
ent society works along eeuHnliie
lines, and more nearly gresennbI =
trade union. L
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Obituary.

Camden Price. Of Amos, w. Va. was
born June 21st, 1860. and died January
3, 1908, at Terra Alta, w. Va. where
he had been residing for his health.
Camden was converted when about 10
years OF age. identified himself with
the NJ. E. Church. and lived consist
ent Christian life until his death. He
was a good father, friend and neigh
Dor. His wife preceded him to the
grave some years ago. He leaves one
daughter, Goldie) to mourn his depar-
ture. Goldie has the hearty sympathy
OF her many friends In her sad be-
reavement.
Camden was a good business man
and will be greatly missed. He spent
the greater part of his life in Monon-
gala county. The last few years Of
his life were spent in Amos. BY his
integrity and uprightness he won a
large circle of friends. Camden suf-
fered great deal the last. few months
OF his pilgrimage on earth, but Is gone
to be with his heavenly father, where
he is freed from all sickness and pain,
to enjoy the fellowship Of the redeem.
err forever.
Very impressive funeral services
were conducted at his home by his
pastor, Rev. R. G. Backus.
His remains we're laid beside his
wife in the cemetery at Gray's Flat.
A FRIEND.
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Tho wise Claim paid.

The many friends of Mrs. Pearl
Wise will be pleased to learn that
Chas. w. Evans & Co., local agents
for the Fidelity & Casualty Co., of
N. Y. gave her draft yesterday in
full settlement OF her claim as bene-
ficiary in the policy carried by her
late husband. Mr.. Evans says this
company has paid several accident,
health claims in this community, but
this is the first death claim they have
paid here. They are always very
prompt in paying claims. 2t
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Girl Baby Born.

The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Smith in Broad Oaks
last night and they are rejoicing over
a second child-a daughter. Judge
Smiths mind is not especially center
ed on the fine law distinctions to-day.
but friends say he will recover himself
in due time. Mother and babe are do
ing nicely.-Clarksbur Telegram.
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For Wider Canal
SECRETARY TAFT RECOMMENDS
THE WIDTH OF ITO FEET, IN
STEAD OF 100 FEET.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-secretary
Taft has written letter to the presi-
dent recommending an increase of the
width of the Panama canal from 100
feet as at present planned to ITO feet.
The change will cost about five mil
flonn dollars additional but meets the
naval view of the likelihood of larg-
en- battleships in the future.
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win Attend Banquet.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sample leave
tomorrow morning for Pittsburg to
attend banquet given by the famous
61st Pennsylvania Regiment. Of which
Mr.. Sample was member. This will
be notable event and will be much
enjoyed by those In attendance.
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Ia Entnr University.

Miss villa Hart Butcher will go to
Morgantown tomorrow, where she
win enter the University for the next
term. Miss Butcher will take her A.
NJ. degree in the spring.
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Taft Goes

CONTINUED From Page One.)
the doctors win be guests of the CO.
1umbus Automobile Association. The
motorists have promised to make the
trip hair!rafsing ZONES andi the physi-
clans are expected to take along their
surgical cases and ber prepared for
emergencies.
pipIomatIe7cerps Is Busy.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 14.-one' OF
the most important social events Of
the season in diplomatic circles Of
washington will be the dinner to be
given tomorrow night by the Italian
ambassador, Baron Mayer des
Planches, dean Of the diplomatic corps
and Baroness des Planches. in honor
Of Ambassador and Baroness Hengel1
muller, Of Austria-Hungary. The Ital-
ian ambassador and his wife will also
give dinner in honor of Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Root on the evening
OF January 81.
Banquet for Fleet Officers.
RIO DE JANEIRo. Jan. 14.-Admlr-
al Evans and the other admirals and
battleship commanders will be the
guests of honor at great banquet to
be given tonight at the American en-
bassy in Petropolis. A garden party
for the fleet officers will also be given
by the American ambassador on
Thursday night.
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AZ studyIna the RlkIe.

The Literary Department of the
woman's Club met yesterday after.
noon at four o'clock in the public Il
brary parlor. The department is max
ing a study of the Bible under the
direction Of Mrs. George w. DeBolt.
The meetings are held bi-weekly.
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To Attend Assembly Dance.

Miss Laura williams went to Clarks.
burg this afternoon to attend Leap
Year dance to be given this evening
by the Assembly Club at the Waldo.
While there she will be the guest of
Miss Lillian Osborne.
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Miss Martin Worse.

Miss zanie Martin, whose serious
illness from burns has been noted from
time TO time in these columns, Is grow;
ing weaker and It is thought she VIM
not recover
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It goes to the root of disease,
strengthens and fnvigorates. It's life
giving qualities are not contained In
any other remedy. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea has stood the severest
test-time. For thirty years the sur
est remedy. BIC. Tea or Tablets
South Side Pharmacy.
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Or. ooden at palm Beach.

Or. Ogden at Palm Beach.
DIR. P. B. Ogden has gone to Palm
Beach, Florida, to join Mrs. ogden.
who has been there for the past
month. Miss Anna Teasdale, who &C.
companied Mrs. ogden to Florida, has
returned home.
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MoNoNeAH RELIEF FUND.
Reported January 10 .......$67O51.s2
House G Hermann Fund,

Reported January 10 .ss7o51.S2
House G Hermann Fund,
Wheeling. w. Va.......... 1920
Knight Templays. Belleville,
III. .............. 1000
North Western Saw. Bank,
st, Louis, Mo. ,....... 1000
Farmers State Bank. Car
lock, III. $500
state Bank. Womewac, wis. 100
Proceeds of car of apples
from citizens of Winches-
ter. va, 10000
Wheeling Board of T,ade.. 100000
Employees of Cumberland and
Pa. R. R. Co.. Cumberland,
Nd ...... 313.95
Cash New York ... 100
Henry B. Gardner. Provi-
dence. RI. ............ 1000
Robt. A. Bibson. Richmond,
Va 500
Henry I. Judson, New York 1000
First Nat. Bank. Collinsville,
III. ................. $500
First Nat. Bank, Jennings,
La. 1000
o. Newtin. Jr. Cashier,
Buckhaven. Mass. ....... 100
First Nat. Bank, Nevasota,
Texas 100
Geo. D. Taylor. St. Paul,
MINI. l.oO
Bdownlee Wanklng Co..
Brookfeld. Mo. .... 100
People say. Bank and Trust
Co.. Moline. III. ..... 800
First Nat. Bank, Dennison,
Iowa ................ b.o0
Bank of Greeley. Iowa 1865. 500
Commercial Saw. Bank, Far
ragut, Iowa ......... 1900
Blks Lodge, No. 80. New Or
leans, La. .............. $500
State Bank. Freport, Ill.,. 400
German Bank. wheeling, W.
Va. ...................... 10000
NJ. p. Church and Sunday
School. Wellsburg. W. Va. 1925
Elks Lodge. No. 1893. Platts-
mouth, Neb. ............ 1899
The American Tribune. New
ark, Ohio ................ Sl.e9
Homecoming say. Bank. Lon
aeoning, Md. ............. 1900
David Sloan, Homecoming,
Md. $50
clifford Pinchot. Washington.
d. G. ..........,....... 25.oO
X. of P. Lodge, 20. t34, Lees
vile. Ind. ............. 500
Old Corunna State Bank,
Coruna, Mich. ........... 800
Directors of Merchant and
Miners Bank, Calumet,
Mich. 1000
First State Bank, New York
Mills, MINI. ......... 100
First State Bank, Mayer.
MINI. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Bank of Tnkston, N. D. 49,. 500
Lake View Trust and Say.
Bank. Chicago. Ill. ..... 800
The Martin Hardsocg Co.,
Pittsburg. Pa. cocoon. $500
Harrison Nat. Bank, Cadiz,
Ohio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
Standing Stone Nat. Bank,
Huntingdon. Pa. ...... 1000
J. V. Thompson, Uniontown,
Pa. ....,........,........ 10000
Holstein SAY. Bank, Hol-
stein. Iowa. ............ 100
Lawyers Cooperative Pub.
Co., Rochester. N. Y. -. 500
Rev. G. A. Gibbons; sec'y
Monongah Relief Fund, of
Romney. w. Va. ......... $500
Relief Union First Presbyte-
rian Church, Louisville, Ky $500
The Fulton Bank, Fulton, Ill. 500
winnesheck Co. Bank, Ft. At
kinson. Iowa ............ 100
First Nat. Bank. Aberdeen.
Mss, N. ~. $1,000. 1000
list Congregational Church,
Minneapolis ............ $3.50
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Mr.. Nathan D. Conway, who was at
Cook Hospital for about q month, has
recovered and returned 70 bis home.
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Marriage Licenses

A marriage license has been grant
ed TO the following persons. v. L.
snodgrass and Jessie c. OFT. both of
near Rymer.
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tempt to secure next years conVen-
tion.
Hen Show at the Hub.
BOSTON. Jan. 14.-New England's
great poultry event, the twelfth an
nual Boston Poultry. Pigeon, Game.
waterfowl and Pet Stock show, open
ed today in Mechanics hall and Of
fers to the fanciers in the vicinity OF
the Hub the banner exhibition in the
history of this country. The entries
break all records in number, and as
both old and young stock are In their
prime and this Is the season when
fanciers are looking for breeding
stock, interest in the show is greater
than ever before. Many nne coops
valued at $1,000 to $4,000 are among
the exhibits.
Kansas Grain Dealers.
TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 14.-Members
Of the kansas Grain Dealers Assocla-
ton. one Of the most influential or
carnations of It's kind in the country,
met here to-day for their annual meet
ing, which will continue through to-
morrow. The association is made up
of buyers and shippers Of wheat and
grain. on both a large and small scale,
in all parts Of kansas.
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Residing at "YeardIey."

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Shaver are now
residing at "Yeardley," their new sub
urban home on Fairmont avenue and
Twelfth street.
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Henry schmulbach. Wheel
ing, w. Va. .............. 10000
knight Templar" ......... 100
NJ. l. Yoder, Sugar Creek, o. 500
Haskins Baptist Church, Has
kins, Ohio ...... ;. -. 900
Jno. G. Jones. Rolf. OKLA. 100
Christmas present of H. T.
B.. sent for sale and credit
through Cleveland Press. 500
Total to Jan. 10 sos. 1882
Red Cross Society, Newburg
w. Va. .................. 53.Oo
Geo. E. Keith Co., Campbello,
Mass. acknowledgements. 10000
Favorite Stove & Range Co.,
piqua, O., ................ $500
Peter G. Caravasios, Wheel
ing ................... 2O.oo
Albert E. Rose, Arrowsmith,
III. Observation-Disclosures. 2.OU
Merchants State Bank. Winside,
Neb. ............. 100
Johnsonburg Nat. Bank. John
sonburg. Pa. ............. $500
Rev. T. C. Smith, Indianapo-
lis, Ind .................. 100
Merchants Nat. Bank, Greene,
Ia. -. .................. 100
Citizens state Bank. Big Rap
ids. Mich. ................ 1000
Rt. Rev. Regis Canevin, Pitts
burg, Pa. ................ 5000
st. Bernard Comm. x. T. No.
IA, Belle PLANE, Ia. ....... 500
Clarinda Trust & Savings
Bank. Clarinda, Ia. ...... 800
Prosser State Bank. Prosser,
Neb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BOO
Bank of Buckner. Mo, 500. 200
Churches of Ripley. W. Va. =. 5000
c. F. Robe. Brig. Gen. Re-
tired. Sandiego. Cal. 500. 1900
N. B. Bailey, Hudson, Wis. :. 1000
Mercy Lodge No. AIS, X. Of
p. Colfax. Ind ........ 400
J. D. johnson, st. Louis.
No. ................... 800
Jas. Parker. Col. IL Cav. !
Pinar del Rio. Cuba -. 500
Amalgamated Asso. of Iron
& Steel Workers. of Kan
sas City Bolt & Nut Co.. In
dependence. Mo. ...,.r.. ALSO
Otto Hersellorn, ct. Louis.
Mo. Observation-Disclosures. 200
B. B. Fuel Co.. Minneapolis. 500
Chillon Lodge No. 12s. K. Of
p. shelbyville, Ind. ...... 500
silcox Lodge No. 1873, I. o. o.
F.. Danville. Ind. ........ 500
Cromwell Lodge No. 1877, 10.
o. F.. Cromwell, Ind. ....... eco
Bank of Shasta Co., Redding,
Cal. Observation-Disclosures. 200
First Nat. Bank, Alhambra,
CAL zoo
Bank of Tehama Co, Red
Blum. Cay. ............ 500
Rev. ]. w. Lynch. Pastor st.
Andrews Church, Roanoke,
Va. ................. $500
Chegemunk Lodge No. 161. 1.
o. o. F., Chesterton. Ind. -. 500
st. Clair Co. SAY. Bank, Port
Huron, Mich. ............ 500
Albert o. Fem, Rochester
N. Y. .................... 5000
n LIarLIns HhaS q Cifv Va 1 nm
Hazel Lodge NO. 917, x. of P.
Clinton, Ind. ......... 1000
]. oliver Snyder Hampstead,
Md. ........-............ 500
Goodwill s. & C. Fire Engine
Co.. York, Pa. ......... 1000
Chas. E. Corwin, North Branch,
N. J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Henry X. McHarg, New York $4,000
]. w. Bacon, Newton, Mass. 800
Elks Lodge No. 81, Spring
field, Mass. ........... $500
Cash observation-disclosures. 100
E. NJ. Gallandet, Washington,
D. c. .......,............ 500
Geo. L. Pegram, New York. 500
Directors Northern Trust g
Say. Bank, Lancaster Pa. 1900
Cash, Baltimore .......,... 100
Farmers q Manufacturer :
Bank, Rich Hill. No. 80. 2,5o
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First Nat. Bank, Waudau,
Wis. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Dodge Co. Bank. Hooper,
Neb., 4.0O
Ignite Lodge No. 81. K. o
p, Lafayette. Cal. ...... 1000
C. R. Breckenridge. Fort
Smith. Ark. .......3.... 200
Cash. San Francisco ........ 80
Chamberlin Bros. & Co., East
Palestine, o. ............... 1000
Clinton Nat. Bank, Clinton.
Mo. Observation-Disclosures. 500
j. Mortimer Townley, Eliza
beth, N. ]. .......... 1000
American National Bank.
Nashville. Tenn. ....... $500
First Nat. Bank, Emporium,
Pa. ...........:....... 25.Oo
State Bank. Lafayette. MINI. 200
1. o. o. F. Lodge No. 1853,
Northport, Wash. ........ 1900
First Nat. Bank, st. Paul,
Neb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
L. Weigman, Hollton, Ill.,. 100
J. E. Haun, Hoilton, III 49,. 100
J. Whacke. Mexico, Mo. 49,. 100
Nat. Bank of Summers, Hin.
ton, w. Va. ............. 1000
New Cambria state Bank, New
Cambria, Mo. ............ 80
First Nat. Bank. Las Vegas,
N. NJ. ................ 1000
Elks Lodge No. 1927. winona.
MINI. ...........-....,... 1000
People of Augusta, Ky $500. 1880
A. G. Biggerstafr. Edna. Mo. 100
Far. 6 Mer. Saw. Bank, Day.
enportfi Ia. ............. 300
G: A. zukle. st. Adams, W.,
va ..........-..'..... 500
E. E. Mckinley, Ravens
wood. w. Va. ........... 1000
Teachers & Students of White
water Normal school. White
water. Wis. ............ 1881
B. v. Booth. Clifton Forge,
va. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900
Standard Brick & Mfg. Co.,
Evansville. Ind. .......... $50
Elks Lodge No. sos, Dead.
wood. S. D. .............. 25.oo
State Bank OF Refeld. la. :. 100
Board of Directors Of Nat.
Security Co.. Lynn, Mass. $500
D. L. Brumbach. Van Writ, O.. SOC
Union State Bank, Harvard,
NeO. ...............,... 500
Elks Lodge No. $50. Woou-
socket, R. I. ............. 1926
Exchange Saw. Bank, Payson,
Utah. 100
City Bank. Lima, o. ...... 1000
Ben Hur Lodge No. 2os, X.
OF p. vandalia, III. ....... 200
Van Wrinkle Nat. Bank, Wau.
kesha, Wis. ............ 500
X. of P. Lodge NO. &C. Hanford,
Cal. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Crystal Tent No. 65, K. ofP.,
Dunsmuir. Cal. .........., sea
Rock Springs Lodge No. s24.
K. of P, Rock Springs.
Wyo. ................... 1000
Total to Jan. II. .,..., .;71.o25.o5
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Mrs. Zoe Burdett and daughter, Miss
Zoe, OF Denver, Col, who have been
visiting friends and relatives in this
city for some time. went to Fairmont
yesterday to spend several days with
friends and relatives before returning
to their home.-Grafton Republican.
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BANQUET for Fleet officers.
Pennsylvania
Continued on Page six.)

center of the dairy industry, will at
tempt to secure next years conven-
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Grafton News
Miss Mary Deveny returned to-day
to Wheeling, where she attends Mt:
De Chantel school, after spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. "A. Deveny. of Main street.
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aabserIbe q the wsa. vlEglnlaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-29
TRAGIC ENDING TO ROMANCE &.
Young Medical Student Kills Himself
BY Elaneee'a Dead Body.

Paris, Jan. 2S.--A tragic ending to
q romance Of two young French peo-
pie OF good family occurred at Nice
when NJ. Georges Hucher, a medical
student, and the son Of we'll known
oficial ~ one of the government OF.
fees, I'd himself at the bedside OF
his dead tiancee, Mile. Julette de Ray.
mond.
Nile. dc Raymond had been under
treatment at the private hospital Of
DR.. Polrler, in Paris. whore NJ,
Hucher was an assistant. The stu
dent fell In love with her, but his
parents would not hear Of a marriage
owing 10 the girls delicate state of
health.
The pair finally elOped, They
went TO Nice, where they took a
beautiful ground-floor fiat, with large
garden overlooking the Promenade
des AnSlais, and NJ. Hucher hoped
that the warmth Of the climate would
cure his sweetheart and enable them
to marry. But Mile. de Raymond
grew worse, and died in her overs
arms.
Hucher was frantic with grief. He
stripped the garden OF all It's flowers
consisting Of roses, arum lilies and
white lilac, and ordered large quaint
ties from Nice. He went into the
bedroom where his fiaHcee was lying,
and covered her with the flowers until
the bed was one large floral bank.
Then he stretched himself at the
girls feet and shot himself through
the head
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end DRAWS NEAR.
Harry ThNw viii Probably Know HE
Fate Aafore End Of Week.

Nov York. Jan. %. The fourth
and probably the last week OF the trial
OF Harry X. Thsw, charged with tho
murder Of Stanford White, began
Monday.
In spite Of the fact that tho hrst
trial required bwelve weeks, the pres
ent one will, It is thought, DO ended
In one-third Of that time.
Much evidence introduced at th0
first trial has been eliminated this
time. and With each side knowing
what every witness would testify tho
examination OF witnesses was much
easier and much shorter.
Monday tho defense called to tHe
stand four or Ave doctors and nurses
from ,Durope, who attended VhAw
during spells Of illness there, and
then insanity experts were called who
underworld 10 read the hypothetical
questions which IAttlcton had prepar'
ed, and which Is said TO contain snn'e
10 900 words. To this question the
alierists will reply that In their opih'
ion Thaw was, when he killed White
Incapable Of knowing the nature or
quality Of his act or that tho act waA
wrong, the legal definition Of such in
sanity "a excuses one from punlsh'
ment for n crime. Mr.. llttleton haS
stated that ne believed tho case would
be completed before tho end OF the
week,
District Attorney Jerome has not
Indicated what witnesses ho Will eall
In rUbutial or what attempt he Will
make to combat the insanity deienAo
which has been set up. Il II not be-
lieved however. that the reOutlal
will occupy any great amount OF time.
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Wedding Breakfsst BsrVsd.


Hlrs Rock, AK. Jan. - ---At'0r-
nsyt for tAs Iron M0unisia railroad
saye aisd q petition IN IRE fsdsrai
eosr Tor ~ lsisnstlsn res'rhininH tss
ArbaatAs railroad e0mfBitFi9s RON
saFrllng IN. % 0F6sTtaE sai's aaainss
TIE 1liroad eoespaay ior a legal d;s'
ernisatlaa n tsypishiEg cars 70 the
western Coal and Miaibg company. a.
sAaara. Ark 20 coolest slsfsioFy
r@asliisa anssEtinE 70 500 go. Ths
eass vii b. heard FosgaaTJ I.
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| KILLED, SCORE HURT
Fire Loss Of Half Million Dollars
Sustained At Chicago.
STRONG GALE AIDED FLAMES
Mayer Building ard the Hotel Flor-
snee Devastated by FlamSS-ouSstS
Of tho Hotel Fled to street seAntlIy
clad-Elre Finally Controlled.

Chicago, Jan. rs Que fireman y
supposed 10 have been killed. more
than scuro ot others were injured
and property valued At f,ait . million
dollars was destroyed In = hre whlcl
deyattated tho Mayor building, = sew
en story structure. and tho Hotel Flor
Once, at iGS1C7 Adams street. early
Monday morning.
The nre broke out In tho basement
OF the Mayer building and sprVpd ~
rapidly that when the rrSt detachment
of aremea arrived TIE entire build
Ing NaS IN Aames, A strong north
wind swept the ilames Ia tho adjacent
hotel building and Ia short ttmo the
latter bulldiuS was also u rdarlug fur
nAco.
The frames and roofs OF both build
LOGS collapsed an hour lator, carrying
With th0m an entire company OF are
mon All except one. James Gala
ghOr, OF truck company No, l. %
cGped. Ills BODY Is believed 10 b.
IN NNN EuluHs
May Of tho EuestA OF the hotel
were scaAtily clad when they reached
tho street, The refugees were cared
for by the police.
Despite tho threatening nature OF
tho cro. hard work by me nremea
confined Il 10 tho tsO structures. TIE
are called for the entirS dcpAEimeua
Of down town companies and The
Wholesale district company. and the
msn swarmsd upon the roofs and aFe
escapes u al adjolniaE structure.
pouring tons Of watsT upon the aAm@
from Ahalr vantage points.
Two hours after the fFut alarm had
sounded. tho flames we're undeF ooh'
troll. -.-
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MARRIED IN JAIL OFFICE.
Girl Anxious Her Father. Prisoner
Should Mltneta Ceremony.

Montgomery. Ala, Jan Is In or
der that her father. Who "a a prisoner
of peKay5 county mirht Sitness the
wedding, Miss LITE Wright s'lpala''
cd that her marriage with u W.
Barnes should be a, tsc jail AZ Fort
Payne.
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compauIed her thore and ne ceremony
was he'd Ia TIE oaicc Of tho sheriff In
the prcseace Of fsE fneads from
Che outside and nc fellow prisoners
Of the parent Inside.
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