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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
CHILD is ILL.

DR.. c. L. Edmundson returned
nom Hereford yesterday afternoon,
where he was called to attend the
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moson,
which is threatened with an attack of
pneumonia
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
CITY NEWS
PERSONAL MENTION.

s. W. French was in the city on
business yesterday from Douglas.
jack Hankins of Tucson is in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
Ross Griffith was in Douglas yes
terday on business.
Miss Likes of Dies Moines, Iowa,
is the guest of Mrs VIM Clancy.
J. ID. Reedy of Naco was in the city
yesterday.
J. Hauk was in the city yesterday
on q visit from Tucson.
j. A Packard arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

FOR sALE-S55.00 worth Victor
records $500, Inquire barber SHOP,
back Rinehart's drug store. S23
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
RANGER RESIGNS.

Ranger Horn, who has been in The
ranger force for some time. and wno
has acted as secretary to Captain
Wheeler, has resigned. He viii
leave for his old home, Philadelphia
in few days
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
G OPPER
HANDBOOK.

New Edition issued March, 1881
SIZE: Octave.
PAGES: 1228.
CHAPTERS: Is.
SCOPE: The Copper Industry Of the
World.
Covering: Copper History. Geology,
Geography, Chemistry. Mineralogy, Mill
ing. Mining Teaching, Smelling, Re
hning, Brands, Grades, Impurities,
Alloys. Uses, Substitutes, Terminofogy,
Deposits by Districts, States, Countries
and Continents. Mines in Detail, Sta
tistics of Production, Consumption, I'm
ports, Exports, Finances, Dividends, etc
The Copper Handbook is concededly
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
BUSY AT REHEARsALs.

Tke members of the Elks' CluD
who are to take part in the produc-
ton Of the Texas Steer" which Is
to be given the latter part of nexl
month, are busy with renearsals.
Good progress is being made, and
some of the members already are
showing considerable talent
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

James Cook, who has been in the
c. d A. hospital for some time, where
he has been under treatment for cry
sipesee, was yesterday allowed to
leaye as convalescent-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
VISITING IN PHOENIX.

Mrs. George Buxton left yesterday
for Phoenix. where she will spend
several weeks visiting friends. Mr..
Buxton accompanied her as far az
Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
MAY DAY DANCE.

Wait for the May Day dance to be
given at the Odd Fellows Han May
list. Given under the auspices OF the
Fraternal Brotherhood SVz
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
TAKEN TO HOT SPRINGS,

Ssmuel Mtlutinovic3, of the Palace
grocery, was taken to Fort Thongs
FIot Springs yesterday. He is threat,
cred with pneumonia and his condi-
ton made it necessary to get out If
the high attitude OF Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
oEElcEas AS WITNESSES.

Several OF the officers were out Of
the city again yesterday. All on
them were in Tombstone in eonnec-
ton with the district court now in
session there
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

The season Is now open at the In
dian Hot Springs. Special round
trfR tickets on sale. 55l
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
PIANO TUNING.

J. A. lander, tuner for the Zellner
Piano Company. is in Bisbee. Orders
may be left with Clarence E. Krinbill.
Phone Alp. $40
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

Go to the indian Hot Springs.
They will cure rheumatism and stom
AGA trouble. Dol
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

indian Hot Springs have attractive
swimming lakes. FISH lakes and boat
Ing lakes. Dol
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DIED FROM OPERATION.

Mrs. Edward P. Butt died from
an operation on Monday at Sonora,
Calf. Mrs. Butt was a daughter OF
the late A. d. Walsh of Tombstone,
Ariz. Mrs. Leslie Larimer, Prescott,
Ariz.; Maud Machomich, Ell Paso.
Texas. and Mrs. Honora A. English Of
this city are all sisters Of deceased.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

Gene and enjoy the best dance OF
the season May LIST in !. o. o. F. Hall.
sTe
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

Remember the May Day ball. Friday
May I, in l. o. o. F. Hall Good floor
and the best music. 81
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WANTED Observation-Disclosures
either lady or gentleman, TO assist
me in disposing Of one OF the most
rapid selling household articles
ever introduced Good commissions.
Not a penny to start you. Address
Box 10, care Review. SAT
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

It's an i'll wind, but II blows some
good real estate IN Warren. 7o4
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

You can't afford to miss the grand
May Day dance in /. o. o. F. Hall
NnS 1st S72
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WELL OF PNEUMONIA.

Fred Juliff, who has been in the
c. q A hospital for some time, sur
fering from an attack Of pneumonia,
has 50 far improved that he was al
lowed TO leave the hospital yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

Lots on the installment plan and
easy payments. PritcnaTd G. Williams
Addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
OUT OF HOSPITAL.

A let in the Pritchard & Williams
Ada&ssisn is a good investment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
ARTICLE III.

The capital stock OF this corpora
ton is Twenty-Five, Thousand (s25,-
000.0O Dollars divided into Two
Hundred and Fifty (250) Shares
of the Par Value of One Hun
bred ($1s0.00) Dollars each, said
stock 30 be fully paid before issuance,
and worcestershire; said stock shall
be sold for money, property or orHeT
valuable things on the discretion of
tho R.nnr.a .,R INirc.otrrr
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

EFFECTS OF M. J.
sAMMoNs, DECEASED.
Anybody knowing the whereabouts
of any effects Of the late NJ. ]. Sam
mons, please communicate with Joe
NcKeehan, Elks Club. 300
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The baths at Indian Hot Springs
will boil you out and make you new
IS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

FOR SALE-Good restaurant in gooo
paying locality, 1 year lease in
GLIDING 5 rooms, rentals paying
profits. Free rent for restaurant.
Address H. B. C., Risbee Review.
$50
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Four rooms, suitable for
boarding house; partly furnished
Call Review office. S67
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Iowa hoxse.
S61
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

See Mrs Rich for hair. scaIp aAIo
facial treatment Phone 175. An
gus Hotel. sSS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

Spend your summer vacation in
wasRsn. 7o4
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OFFICER MCCOY FINED.

$aree down win secure a lot in
PrsesAarS & Williams Addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

Buy q lot in the Prftchard & viii
liaans Addition to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

You get money back If you buy an
build In Warren. 70
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
& GOES TO JAIL.

aIhambra wholesale Zee cream. I49
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

FOR RENT-Batchfng cabin for
rent. Inquire at Victor House 500
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SCHEDULE
EHeetIvs January $40, tsos.

For further information apply b
nearest Agent, to to
NORMAN CARMICHAEL.
Asst Gent Supt
Treasurer. CLIFTON. A. T.
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WANTED

WANTED-A respectable person to
canvas Bisbee and its vicinity for
the "Old World and Its Ways" by
William Jennings Bryan. Apply
Room 3, Hughes block. $40
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

WANTED-Houses to clean, w. p.
Parker, at Orpheum oootblack
stand S21
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

20 Rsviev Bob and pu.tneas o1.ee
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

for general house
work. Apply No. l Higgins Road
or Box 39T. sos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
La FRA Err 81. II.
MlAD ESC0LAR.
NusTa Junin lllaelIvn,


Bn IL Ultima junta general Calabrads
poF Ia g0Ci8dsd 'iFrat8rnidad Esoolar''
fa6 pEOOIamada la Higni6nts junta direo'
tiVa:
PFeaidenta: don Juan do Guzm6n Bani'
teg; vice pEasidsnto, don LuiR MuRioz Mo-
Falo'; vic8 presidents, don Manuel Qasv6'
do Baez; s0crstaEio, don EnEiqus O. Her
n6ndez; t8aoTsFo, don. Luis SAnChEz Mo-
EsIeB.
Vooaleg en- San JusU: don Joa6 GordiIs.
don Rafael CsstFo Gonselez, don Ramon
Gandfoo .*"
vocaleg de diatritO: don Eduardo Gior.
gstti, San Juan; don sJpH6 Lacot, PonUt;
don ViCents RonEs, AgnadilIa, (ViVs On
CamUy); don Victor Primo Martinez.
MRy8gtiss; don Antonio da Audrey, Hu.
macao; don M. Martinez RogsII6, Arsoibo;
don Tomas BSTnag5ini GUayama.
VoCsI0s BupIOntaB: don Eduardo LaFRo
CO. don Ramon Ruiz ARnau, don Ricardo
AbelIa.
Esta hsFmoaa Boeisdad, llamada obte.
neF gFRnds1 tFiunfos dantEo do su8 haEmo'
Bo0 finRg, .C8da die llavs & 90 Bano mayer
ndmeEo de saCioS que OOadyuvAn llsvar'
ls Rd0Iant0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
NOTAS Y NOTlClAS.

DsGpu6I de psrmansOsP auBsnte aIgd1
tempo eu Loo Eatados UnidoE sn RauntoB
dc % cargo, hR FsgEsIado & lS Ciudad 0l
BefioF Luis ToEo. director do Ia ''PoEto Ri
can A. Tobacco"
-NotiCiOB de GuRYRmR iDfoFmRu que
OIL fiscal de aquellR OoFts de 6iBtRito Lode.
w. e. Wilcox hREG manifestations al
pals expliORndo % aotitud on 81 dessgEada'
BILE inCident0 do que infoTm6 opOEtUnAmsn'
to ola OOFF0Bpondancia."
@Ba sstado en- San Juan en- aauntoB
de 90 pFefsEi6n 0l LCdo. j. de J. Tigol, de
l0gadO & Ia C6maEa pOF el diHtFito do San
Juan.
-Ha regreuada de Guayam0 , Ponce
Ol dslegsd0 lR OGmara Rafior Carlos H.
BlondGt.
Ell nbOgadO dsfsnnor dc Juli6n OGta'
Ia, Lodo. ORyotano Ooll.C .CuChy, pFasont6
RpelaOi6n aver de lR aantsnciR impusstR
poE el juaE municipal do4a oiudad, Cond0'
nando & Rqusl 80 dfAs de RFEeato.
-Ha TPgTaERdo 6-gU r8sidancis de Are
Cibo 0l Oefior Oscar BithgoD, mBFBhRll do
Fquell9 CoEte dc DistEitO, que egtuvo en-
San Juan On RsuatoB doi ssEyioio.
Con objstO da tonaaE paEta.-an 81 mi.
Gin tDisniats 7cfas 50 eEsCtu6 an0Chs en- IL
principal do eRta ciuda6, lego syer tsrds
Ol LCdo. Felix santonf, dalegRdo de 10
C6marR = nusvameDts n0minado para eGs
cargo On las pF6ximAs elsCGioneg.
-ESta tBFds Do llevar& & Hfscto un gran
mitin uuionigba en- BaHcaIoneta al qua con-
cuFriE6n conoC,dos oFadoEeB. Ell gefior
Jose Rai8 SoleE ha sslidO para Rllf On 10
m mana de hoy f 1 do pFepREar el mejor
EsCibimiento loG viBit8ntes de San Juan
qus conCuFT8p alexpFaBRdo scto.
-EntF8 otE0a OTRdoT8s tRmaTon paPt0
anoCh0 ca 81 mitin unionistS efeCtuRdo On
Ia plaza principal, los sefisEsu ComiHionR'
do de Puerto Rico 4 Warrington aefior
Tulio LarEins GO, Lodo. Francisco OsEvo.
nj, Manuel Lobr6n, JsCipto Dfaz Cabo'
Hero, LCdo8. Felix sRntoni y j. BsnodiC'
20 Geigol. La COnCulrsnCia fu6 numeEosi'
0imG y lR p'N8R egtabs LENA de unionigtaB
que apIaudiGEon con bodo 0ntuRiaAmo & Lon
0F8doFGB No hUbO 6N9pOFtaGiOnsS y mas
de 1000 CompRtTiotaB, defanB0rGg dc laH
hRBe8 de ls Union 20 TeunieFon ca patri6'
tiCR m8nifoBtRCi6n do fueFzaB,
En- 0l High School, dc lR Ciudad
90 hR SupFimid0 oil tempo do FeCroo que 90
oonCadfa a Loo Alumnos On lea b :rRD do ClR'
90 do mafiBnR = tsEds.
-Ha Fegrsaado de los Estados Unidos
81 RIcalde de IL CiRdad y Heg6n infJEma en-
un peri6dico dc la coIeCtividad que psE'
tene3a 0quel distinguidO CompatFiota, aho'
"a u que va dc vsFRg ol empEsndsr t0laH
les ObTRa pdbIica8 que rsClRman las neC6ai'
dRdeS del vsCindaTio de ls Ciudad y de HuH
pObladOg, "La OOErsspOndsuCiA" hs Befia'
lGdO punto pOF puntO talSa defciOnciaB ,
pRF0Ce que con clio e8tdu de acuerdo loG
sen 0Fs8 del otFo lRdO, CuRndo ahoRa anun'
clan 10 construction do avenidas, compost
Ci6n do GALES, plazas y dem6sr, Lo maIo
para 81 vSCindaRiO B0E6 que speIRr do eBtau
nu0VaB pF0me1ag y sObrs tod0 90 vfSpsHaE
dc OOntisnds electoral, FsaRltsn como hasts
ahoFa ha OcuFEid0. Qua no 90 Fesliza
muy POGO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
lnlorusa { los PrUlossrss Do ndsIsa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisns
constants exigtSnCiR de Ioa BigUientsI ina
trumGntOs: FlRUtinss, FIautaG, TsEC0EoIR4,
Obool, RequintOB, OIRFinstol, FRgota1,
ViolineIs ViolonG0lIog, OontrRbaioI, Man.
dOlinRg, BsnduFriag, GuiEaEERE, CoTnstinoI.
Onovonss, TFombOns8, BarftonoS, BombaE,
diRog, HeIiConss, (bajoR) TEiknguloa, Pla'
Elloa RedoblAnta8 , BomboI. M6tOdoE
Do solfsO y para t0da Olaso de ingtEuman'
t0g. Accessories y m6RiCR On general.
San Juan, p. b. ApartadO n6m. 218.-
Oalla ds Allan II Sol n6a. IL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

In o-ts impEOnta . vondO papol DO
pOEi6dicO yIOi80 & 02.O0 I0s 60 killer WIs
Ui0aGLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
Las intenCiOnes de Austria.

So ha EoCibido On LondEO1 proOsdontc
do Viens IS nOta iguiente, que FL 10 opi'
ni6n aOsFCa do IaU intOnCiOnOl do Austria:
LA dolsgaCi6n auntrO.hdrg'ra, que %
reuni6 ol 8 del coEriOnt0 On BUdspent,
no hGll6ndoss autoEizAds poF lS Constitu
Oi6n para intSrvsnir diFsOtOm0ntS ca Iar
cuostiona0 de BouniR Herzegovina, adopta'
una rSsOIuCi6n HxpFGIando lG Corona,
como voto de Ia NACi6r, que IG nAtuTRlCzl
do 10 SoboEanfa del EmpeFGdOT BObTo sBa
provinCia g0s modifCNdA. In delegation
pidi6, pu6s, que see roCOnOCido fOFm8lmen.
TO 0l EmpeEador, como SObOEanO do Bos.
mia HsEsegOvin0, , que ESQ pFOVinCia hR'
90 pAEtO del domiDi0 de ID mrnaEqUfB ID
los HGpabuTgO; que zen dOpOndsnCi0 do Ia
Corona y no del EsEGd0"
OOngideFABs 90 LOndro1 que O8S dsaIAFa
G6n J Lon mOdioU que IUgi0lO no tiOuO mfu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
De Puerta de Tierra.

En ID caIIo San Aguutin hay uuR plu'
ma dc sguO rota, gus mas Oh sl agu8 one
botG que 10 que consumer aquelloI vOCi
noU.
YoI pobrO oontribuyents asadO con Ol
municipic,
-L0n animsIeu Faalpngo1 pululAn pOE
BuB EeBpetoI por estes CaiIOO Gin que nadis
Bs ocup8 de FGO0g9Fl01,
-CuandO lluov8 son muchoG loB bRcheI
que gs foFmRn On 0Dtaa GALES Gin que nR'
die % coupe do m0jOrNE este maL-D.
ElOndO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
Vistas del famosO Yellowstone.

New York, oCtubEs 8.-PfntuFaB del
paFqus YelI0wStOnG, hsehag por Mode
.Wineman, 90 sKhibieron GA 10 gaTerfa de
w. scott ThuFb0T, sn 10 Rv0nidR Wabash
21O, Chicago. s. f.
La ColsCoi6n % onyiaEE Iuego & New
York y dospuOg Waahington, & pstici6n
dol presidents RaOBsVslt.
Mr.. Wipsman viye 90 Chicago y por
eso moatr6 en- ebta Ciudad pFimGRamGnta
ans VistaB del gran PaFqUs naCiunal, laa
que rscibisEon mueheB = fAvoEAbIel CO.
mansaPios Dc pFominsntsa funCiona1jGs de
Washington. II
So dice que Lac pintuEaB son lea vi1tas
mis- ballaB que B8 han tornado del paFqus
YoIIoWst0n8 bajo al Punta d. vita RoaIia:
q J aRtfssieo. .>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
Para Espana.

Autisg egtuyo On eaGaB ofiCinaB 6desps'
diFBO do noH0tRoB On Viaia para Egpsfla, 0I
Bsfior Honorato Andres, persona general
moate satimada On San JnRn.
PagaE6 CON in nsilora una tsmpoERds ca
10 P8nfnBuIa, y, aOaBO, de EegVsso, 90 dis
pOnga C0ntFataF Ga IB p0nfnBuIR una
busna comps MIA dc zBEausla.
Dos0am08 f3liz visja 81 ssiioF Andres ?
geii0PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

. Para. 81 dis 80 da Los Oorrionta1 ven.
dR6n 8 ls OiudRd algunoa oERdoFsB unio.
nistas do ID iBlR CON 81 fn do tamaE psETo
On el gran mitin que 90 oslobERFS Ga 10
noOhe de- aIa dc en- la plasR principal Do.
San oTg0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

Precipitaci6n.... O.O2
VlentO 6 les 800 3 M
Is 8 E
VientO maximO 21S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

obioto que 81 eVitsE, dc p0Fts de AustEi0,
lO palabRa ''an0xi6n," RuRquo GA EOslidsd,
% fFaso ,ROlamOpt0 do aneKPEHa-6 Bo1nia
HsRzSg0Vina. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-13

We are sorry to note that the
Clarfsburg Telegram copied the false
and malicious statements made in sn1
local Democratic organ yesterday ,rela,
tive to the affairs of the Falrmont
State Normal school We rerellably
Informed that the article in the Times
was, in the main, prepared by a school
man in Fair-mont, recognized meddler
in other schools than the one wlt1
which he is connected. md who never
misses what he considers an oppor-
tunity to do injury to the State Nor.
NAL School. Many OF the things men
TONED in the Times article had never
before been heard of by the parties
whose names arc connected with them.
II the public school man who is try.
ing TO lniure the Normal School would
take into consideration the important
principle that he who would rise by
trying TO tear others dawn is not wor.
thy OF success, It might make some
change in ais method of procedure.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-13
Bryan Stunned
'tohlnned from PAGE one,

for their support and for the coma.
denre which they have expressed.
: Mr.. Bryan does not We. know now 1t
happened, and has started an inquiry
of his read MS as to where losses were.
and what caused them. together with
a question as to whether the Demo
cratic rarity can ever hope to gain
control of the government, and what
course shall be followed by the form.
ers. h refers to the election as the
mystery of 1905" AMI says;
I'll is easy enough to give tae ques.
ton. How did 1t happen?' an ofhani
answer. Possibly even after the no.e
possible inquiry the answer will be- in
a degree speculative.
at is all very we'll for victorious
campaign managers and thelr. lleuten.
ants TO beat the tom.toms and claim
all credit for their superior general.
ship; 1t is all very well for political
writers to indulge in thu proud boast,
L told YOU so, but it is the simple
truth that neither political managers
nor writer's, neither candidates nor
counsetIors toresaw the result Of the
presidential campaign as it was writ
ten in the returns OF November 3.
"In support of this statement we
need but recall the fact that in 1908
for the first time in history, the Re.
publican candidate for the presidency
engaged in an extended stumplng tour
Throughout the country. Political cor,
respondents, anxious to maintain the
rule OF prophets. hesftated 10 make
predictions; while in one paragraph
they held out hope to the dominant
party, in another paragraph they de-
scFSed conditions to be such as to en-
courage Democratic hopes Of winning.
Straw votes in former campaigns.
NJ seueTalIy encouraging to the Re-
publican party, were in this campaign,
uniformly Indicative of Democratic vic
tory While It is true that many Re-
publican newspapers printed tables
showing bat faelr candidate would re-
cetye large majority in the electoral
college. most of these newspapers took
the pains to insist that they were
not engaged in making predictions.
How, then. did IT happen that the
results were so wholly at variance
with the hopes of one party. while
the fears of the other, with the gen
eal opinion among them men accus
toned to the study OF the political
conditions and public sentiment?"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-13

a. they came ont AMI was Veii inform
lei on ail phases q saaiay school
q man ind Christian i e vat
llilt. neTouss atlec D aid Iose
by every one Who knew him unless IL
wei" some Rao we're isaIons Of bis
taisnt and popularity, he was sought
for elsewhere but preferred his own
State. He was offered a position by
the Publication society in Texas as
SUNDAY school Missionary. but de
elined It. He could have gotten sim
liar positions in other States. But
he is conc to his reward Early. His
untimely death was shock b US all
a profound mystery. But Sometime
we'll understand"
! have lost in him trte friend, a
noble brother AMI most helpful yoke
fellow in orr chosen spechlties. We
were as David ana jonathan to each
other. Now he is gone, Wherefore
should l lament? He shall INST come
to me. but l shah go to him"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-13
WANT MEN IN CHURCHES.


BOSTON. Nov. 1s.-"why don't men
go to church," is a question which
distinguished churchmen will seek to
answer during the great nine,lay mis-.
sionary campaign inauglrated in Bos.
ton today under the auspices Of the
Laymen's Missionary Movement.
Nearly all Protestant denominations
have participated in the plans for the
campaign and during the next nine
days there will be such gathering
Of prominent religious workers rs has
never before been seen in Boston or
any other city. 1t is expected that
great enthusiasm win be aroused and
that thousands Of non-c1urch goers
among the men of Boston will be in.
duced to attend the meetings.
Under the auspices of the Lay.
mems missionary Movement, orga.t.
lied in 1906, the different mission
boards, Episcopal, Congregational,
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and
Dutcn Reformed, have sent their
strongest representatives to psrtic9.
pate in nine days Of meetings. The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-13

son. How'd You Like TO Come ana
Float Ne Freddie Alabama SAM
1istIe e You want ne, Miss sin
Feln lamals on ne Grand oia
sands iafie. IN he sui j
md Bye BYE, pear ola roSd Fay.
Among tae special acts that meet
With marked approval are. Ths TEial
uE caruso, for his conduct In centlai
Park; The beach at Atlantic CITY
where Gibson bathing girls reyeI III
a nearly real surf: A Female Gymna.
SUM, during exercise hour; Broa4.
ways shopping district and the stage
entrance OF the Broadway theater AFT
er the performance.
Ziefall's Follles carries the laTges.
feminine chorus Of any attraction on
the road and each girl Is of the Amsrs.
can beauty tyne. This girls appear as
drummer boys, show girls, Gibson
bathing girls, fencing girls. athletic
girls. dainty misses ami Indian dane.
Ing girls.
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SCOTT FAYORS
REVISION NOW
SENATOR REACHES TAFT HEAD
oUARTERs-VlcE PRESIDENT.
ELECT THERE.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Nov. 13.-Pres;
dent-elect Taft was Joined here yes
terday by Vice President-elsct Sher
man, who said he lad come to the Viz
stnIa mountains to rest and play for q
week. He met Judge Taft on the yer
anda Of the Homestead hotel and thu
two exchanged cordial greetings.
Senator Scott, of West Virginia, and
Mrs. Scott came to spend some time
as did Senator Jonathan Bourne, OF
Oregon.
Senator Scott is in hearty favor oil
immediate tariff revision. He said
he believed 1t could be accomplished
at the short session of congress to be
gin next month.
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INSERT PROBE
FOR SMUGGLERS
AFTER cHINAMEN FROM CANA
ADA WERE DROWNED OFF
BUFFALO PORT,

BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. IA motor
boat, containing ten Cinnamon and
three white men, was wrecked on the
Breakwall, off the foot of Michigan
street, early yesterday. Six of thu
Cinnamon were drowned or dashed to
death against the rockrlbbed ssawall.
The survivors were rescued by the
ere" OF police boat. The three
while men escaped and the Federal
authorities and local detective fore
last night were securing the city, en-.
deavoring to round up the men sus.
pected OF being engaged in the snug.
Cling OF Cinnamon into this country
from Canada.
At first 1t was supposed that the
white men persisted, but from one Of
the surviving Cinnamon it was learned
that they succeeded in clamberlng
over the slippery rocks and fled. leav.
ing the Cinnamon to their fate. How
the white men got away to shore was
the subject of searching investige.
tion.
Mock ouong, one Of the rescued
Cinnamon. speaks fairly good English,
which he learned in South Bend,
Ind. Sunday school. He told the i'm.
migration inspectors that the ten
Cinnamon left Toronto a week ago and
had been lodged In barn on the
Canadian shore, awaiting favorable
opportunity to make a landing in tae
United States. Wednesday night they
were taken to the lake by the three
white men and placed IN motor boat,
which also had a row boat in tow.
They had been on the water about half
an hour when tae wind blew up strong.
er and the water became very rough.
The white men seemed to have great
dificulty in controlling their boat.