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VALENCIA St, S7O-Niee sunny well furnished
room, suitable for gentlemen; also suite Of
rooms for married couple; very reasonable
everything new
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-13

PAGE St, 4s1-Nicely furnished single room
also 1 double room. $12 month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-13

PAGE St. 293-Beautiful. sunny. furnished front
room; everything OF the best; SIG month for 2
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-13

MEN 10 learn barber trade in weeks; free spe-
eial inducements to next 10: call early. get
particulars. S. F. Barber College Fell st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-13

Knox, 44S Pine-Suits liens and attachments
time chks cashed: debts collected eyerywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-13

FEMALE HELP wANTED-continued

AAA-Lessons in hair dressing and manlcuring
given. Up-to-Date Psrlors. 1880 Fillmore; rates.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-13

VALENCIA St. 935-Niee sunny large room: II
private family suitable for gentlemen; ren
reasonable II permanent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-13
HOUSES, FLATS, ETC.

FLATS TO LET
AAA-You viii find all the desirable fats and
dwellings in the city listed at the STER-
LING.
Come and get printed lists It viii
you much time and trouble The lists
free and our reading clerks can give you spe-
eisl information on many OF the houses con-
tanned in them.
STERLING FURNITURE COMPANY.
1049 Market 81.
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TURK ST.. 1l22-Laree sunny room suitable 70
2 gentlemen; $12 month.
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Rooms AND BOARD OFFEREp

FILLMORE ST.. 76I. cor. GrOve-Nice large bay
OF without board.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
Contest

Ssupt " Harry Met loy has offered n
s5prize to the me ber OF the s. r. s.
sswhosis best In attendance and who
also brings the largest number OF new
members to the regular meetings un-
I'll ssptember The contest opened
sterday with I a very small attend.
lance sonSacc count Of the bad weather.
An formal programme was rendered
land the meeting was n very enjoyable
lone. Lets achi member be present. at
aathef next Friday meeting. ;SGS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
EXPECT sToRk IN SPAIN.

MADRID. May 9.-Conde San Eu-
genio. royal physician to King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria. announces that
the second child OF the queen is ex-
pected to arrive In the world the lat
ter part OF June. Gala festivities are
being held to celebrate the coming
event and special prayers will be Offer
ed for the queen in the cathedral to-
morrow. The heir to the throne. AL
,1nso, Prince OF the Asturias, was born
May 10. 1907. and his first birthday
tomorrow will also be the occasion
for much rejoicing throughout the
kingdom.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09

He. Morgan BtanIey pf colfax Nas
sthfs city yesterdn on b,isinesss
MI. Conn Of Morn ID the
guest sof Rev, LAWYER.
Mr.. Hall and family have moved
from Wyatt to State sire
S$Messrs. "A. Stansberry and Joe
Malone Of mithtown we're besiness
visitors here yesterday. 5;5S.iss
Mr.. Marion g wynn OF Triune. who
has been III at the Miners Hospital
for several weeks continues to i'm.
prove. y. 81
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shall monopolize. or attempt to monop-
olize, or combine or. consnire with any
other person or; persons. to monopo.
lise any part OF the trade or commerce
among the several States, or foreign
nations" and prescribes as punishment
n fine not exceeding five thousand dol.
lars or imprisonment not exceeding
one year or by both fine or imprlson.
ment in the discretion OF the court.
In addition to this federal statute
In nineteen OF the States. antitrust
laws exist In my opinion sufficiently
broad to cover unlawful combinations.
mergers, or agreements between tcle-
phone companies tending to create
monorolies: and destroy fair and sleglti-
mate competition between them and
in all the other States the common
law makes all such: combinations. mer:
gers md agreements illegal as in re.
straintaof trade and contrary to pub.
lic5policy.
Il In the face lof these laws IT. Is a re-:
n1arkable fact thatone OF the / great
telephone systems OF the country \ Ia
openly advocating the combtna ton ana
merger Of lind epende ant and Bell stele:
81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
TO OBSERVE LABOR SUNDAY.

NEW YORK. May 9.-By request Of
the department OF church and labor OF
the Presbyterian Church. 900 min.
listers Of that denomination In the
United States will hold special Labor
Sunday services tomorrow. All OF the
local labor unions Affiliated with the
American Federation OF Labor have
been asked to cooperate with the New
York churches In the observance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
:TfInterestinu Meeting.

rheS W. CIT. U. held business
meeting yesterday afternoon ut the
home home $of Mrs. z. D. ( Harden OF Water
street Several members were present
and various business matters were at
tended to. The Union will meet with
Mrs Harden gain next Friday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
Diamond Street N E.Fchur.ch,.1

= I'VE 2. NHut CT. ETt4F
Diamond s Street Me hodist Episco-
pal Church. The Rev. G. w. Bent,
Pastor. 4: IA:
Thlrd II Quartery Communion Scr.
Syfces.ssS I; 5tSi s
$pastortW will preach a special SER
monte young people at As, and ut
sS 100 M The Presiding Elder will
preach and administertth the Holy Com
Snunfon each neberl strive to
make a sacred occasion. The sun
14dayk setop! will meet Mt a::so in the
uppe room. supt. E. "A. Wilson will
have charge Glass and Junior
League at usual hours. Mr.. J. l..
Leach win have charge of the Ep.
worth League Sdevotions3 at 1900 p. nj.
Scrip ures study, John XXI to XXI
apters 9.
The Board Eof Il Stewards Will meet
ON Monday evening.
The Quarterly Conference will meet
ons Thursday evening. 's
Romen's Home Missionary Society
sHSV 4 asday 81 80 pm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
For sale BY
c. l.. Reitz,

ror SaIe ny {St
c. |. Reitz,
Falrnont Feed Mil.
3. P. Musarave, Fairnont, w. Va.
r. l. starkey, Mannington, w. Va
a. Tenant, Rlvesville, w. Va. e.
e. H. Hoult, si4ouIt, w. Va.
RA. Merrifield. FaIrmont,. W. Va.
.. M. Davis, Fairmont. W. Va.
J. M. Arnett, Fatrmunr. w. Va.
Morgan Bros, ralrmont, w: Va. 81
Geo. A. Walters, Fafrmont, w. Va. !
Wisman 6 Hall. Fairrent. w. Va.
l. M. Kuhn, Mon onsah, w. Va.
Y. G. Floyd, Warrington, W. Va.
M. G. sprasue, Amos, w. Va.
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Gen eral 4 Conference.

Va Rev. e. s.. Boggs, President OF the
sP 4; Conference and Rev. U. w.
rison, pastor OF the First NJ. P.
] SG q will u leave Tuesday for Pitts
sburgswhereA they will attend the Gen
$eral Conference which will be held
there next week. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
Coming w eek
Day "a b Day
NEW. YORK. May e:Among the
Important events scheduled for next
week are the following !. < *

~, NE W ElOnfA,sf NJ ny q 5.--AulouE Inc
Important events scheduled for next
week are the following < 83s7t8
Sunday. Il "
Socialist party of the United States
meets in national convention at Chi
cago to nominate candidate for presi-
dent and vice president.
Monday.
8F Republicans of Louisiana will hold
State convention in New Orleans.
Special session of 1.-The New York
State legislature will convene in Al.
,bnny. # 7, s &. u ]; y, :; b
Franco.BrItlsh exhibition will be
formally opened in London.
National Retail Grocers' Associa.
ton opens convention in Boston.
National Association OF Hosiery
Manufacturers meets In Philadelphia.
International Association OF Rail.
road Ticket Agents convenes in At
lanttc City.
American Federation Of Musicians
begins convention in st. Louis
Il Actors National Protective Union
Of America meets in! New York.
\ Pennsylvania capitol graft case will
be resumed at Harrisburg. 81
Cornerstone Of new building of Blu.
reau OF; American republics will be
laid in Washington RI SIS Ii
Vice President Fairbanks will cele-
brate his seth birthday. 81 |5S
Tuesday.
Republican State conventions will
be held in Michigan. at Grand Rapids.
and in Idaho. ut Wallace.
National Episcopal Church Con-
gress will convene in Detroit.
p National Railway Association OF
Special Agents and Police meets In
Lexington. KY. rs \. X 81.
National Real Estate Exchange will
hold organization meeting in Chicago.
American Medico-Psychological AS
ISOLATION meets in Cincinnati.
Grand ball for enlisted men OF. bat
tleshEp fleet ut San Francisco.
Wednesday. s.
National conference on y consery1-
tfon Of country.s natural resources,
called by President Roosevelt, meets
in Washington.
National Supply ana Machinery
Dealers Association meets in Rich
mond.
American Guernsey Cattle Club
convenes in New York.
Il, Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engl-
neers meets In Columbus. Ohio.
T., Thursday. ~
Republican State conventions will
be held in California. at. Sacramento:
Montana, at Cutie; North Dakota, at
Minot; Oregon. at Portland: Wash
ington. at Spokane; Georgia, at Ma
con, and Virginia, tnegro faction) at
Richmond.
Democratic State convention will
be held in Minnesota, at st. Paul. 8
National Mothers Exposition AMI
Children's Carnival opens in Madison
Square Garden, New York.
Friday.
| nepnoilcan STATE conventions viii
be held by two Texas factions in Fort
Worth and Waco.
General elections will be held in
the Japanese Empire.
! Triennial chapter of the Capuchln
Order meets in Rome. s
seaboaril Air Line voting trust will
be dissolved. .,
Saturday. K 4.
Pennsylvania Arbitration and Peace
Conference meets In Philadelphia.
California branch of Hearst's Indc.
nendence party will hold State con-
ventlon.
EXPECT sToRk IN SPAIN.
" MADRID Nav q-Cnnda Can Tn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
CALL IN MUCH CASH.

WASHINGTON, May at is stated
that the Secretary OF the Treasury has
received all Of! 4 the, $4,000, 900 from
national banks, called for on or before
today. An Z dditional sum. Sof $25,:
000, 600 has been called for on or be.
esMays %. ii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09
4 At M. E.Echurch.

The third Quarterly communion ser.
vice will be held at the Diamond
aStreet I'M: E Church tomorrow even.
Ing tatSseyen.thirty O'clock. Presiding
Elder, 81. Robinson will preach and
sadmini tel the Holy Communion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-09

sPalat tine BaptIst c hurch.
].

Reys q. Iawler, Pastor.
Bible school at 8: SO. rs supt w. A.
Hnsted ginsc charge Subj ect "The Mis-.
sion 81 the Holy Spirit. 1o:45---
MORNING service. Sermon subject,
oos77E' q /, Subject, Work
and Play. :. 3: 90 Evening service,
Sermon s..'T he Way to the! Throne" ].
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We solicit your business. which vi,
receive prompt and careful attentiei'
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l5Irstt Ms E! y Church.
:ssSs so Sunday school. ]. "A. Swiger.
I snperintende nt /: IS {
Y :4bs Preaching nbject, Personal
Contact With Chris st. !. - Il
g 0 s Il Ghristian Enleayor, Led by
Miss Nell Cox. x Az f. Z
8: co. preaching subject, .''R Remember
His N0rds!.ss
PrayersM eeting Weilnesilay evening.
cheers citing. Friday evening.
81 prrison,s Pastor.
Evening journal., 1908-09-01
Opinion
onYnenated Athletes.

NEW YORK WORLD.
The press agents OF a summer hotel re-
port some marvellous swimming feats
done by two men and a woman who had
been experimentally dosed with oxygen.
One man is said to have swum 100 yards
in nine and three-hfths seconds under his
previous best time. At once 1t is assumed
that the athletic records win have to be
kept with" and without oxygen" and
that the 100-yard sprint will be cantered
in something like eight seconds.
Doping" a race-horse is against the
rules. Any horseman who is caught with
a hypodermic syringe temporarily trans.
forming a broken-down mud-skate into a
Roseben is spoken 70 severely, unless he
happens to have a pull with the stewards
OF all stimulants oxygen is pretty near
" the limit It is used in pneumonia cases
TO keep the human machine going when
nothing else will. Compared TO it cham.
pagne ranges only a little ahead of the
baby's milk-bottle and brandy is insipid
II the man and woman OF muscle go tc
infating their lungs at the tank that ex,
hilarates we shall presently have societie,
for the Prevention Of the Oxygenic Ac-
celeration Of Athletes.
Evening journal., 1908-09-01
FUNDS FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

A IL reports substantially agree that the
"war chests" of the national committees
of the two parties are not filling rapidly. One OF
the New York papers the other night announced
that the Democratic committee had plenty OF
cash." but we imagine the paper was poking fun
at the committee. Stories of plenty of cash
would, of course, set the grafters and fodder
clubs trailing on the camp Of Mr.. Mack.
We may, however, be wrong in our surm9e.
The announcement of plenty of cash may have
been due to the forwarding by a prominent
Delawarean of his check as token Of appreciation
of the honor conferred upon him by his appoint
ment as a member of the advisory committee.
The national committeeman was also journeying
through New York about the time the announce
ment was made And as the hogshead in which
the State chairman is receiving contributions for
the fund is reported to be "springing because OF
the weight of the sheckles, it is possible that
Delaware has become busy and is causing flow
of gold in the direction of Chairman Mack How
ever, we entertain some doubts on this point.
The New York papers sobery declare that the
"war chests" are empty. Contributions from cor
porations have been sent back. However, when
the various Taft Leagues begin operations there
ought to be some money for Mr.. Hitch
cocks "war chest" and if the Democrats can pre-
vent bogus collectors from getting ahead of the
real collectors in gathering in the money the
Democrats may have sufficient for legitimate ex-
penses
But there are reports that will carry dismay TO
many of the orators The Republican National
Committee intends to limit strictly the number
of paid orators who are to travel through the
country Grating during the presidential cam
paigns in the past has been very remunerative
employment The speakers have been well paid
and anyone who could hot air" just a little bit,
could get a good job. But this year it is pro-
posed to depend upon volunteer speakers. TAFT
likes that sort of campaign.
Evening journal., 1908-09-01
In Behalf of Birds.
e Kansas civ Star.

From the Kansas CITY Star.
In the first place the destruction OF
birds for commercial purposes or from
purely wanton motives becomes a
grave source of harm by brutalizing
the persons engaged IN the work OF
their extinction Humanity and de-
cency offer no excuse for tho killing or
birds. It is the upward glance al
ways that follows the fight and the
movement OF brdA T. is the upward
impulse that takes note Of their con.
Germs. 1t is not the groveling that is
moved and touched by bird life. There
is a tonic for mankind in the consider
alton of the birds and the study OF their
gay and innocent evolutions.
But there is much beside mere senti.
ment TO plead for the preservation of
the birds. No form of animal life
pays more generously for its keep
than the birds What is yielded sin
profits by cattle and hogs is saved by
the birds. In The awakening of SCI IT,
ment. therefore, for tho protection oi
bird life in the different States and in
the efforts of the National Association
of Audubon societies the American.
public may gladly greet a timely aud
needful declaration of mercy. sanits
and genuine CIVILIZATION.
Evening journal., 1908-09-01
Notes and Comments

Senator Depew declares that people die from
wants know from Senator Depew, however. is when
he is going to resign-Boston Globe
The man who wrote "rhe Jungle" and exposed the
slaughter houses Of Chicago after the Wall Street
magnates He must take seriously as the re-
Incarnation Of Hercules in his justly famed of cleans
ing the Augean stables
Texas river rose so rapidly one night not long ago
that 10000 of cattle drowned before morning
In the matter Of stock watering is doubtful If even
Mr. Hartman could do neater jobWashington Herald
In 1900 everybody had an opportunity TO vote for both
Bryan and Stevenson. but this year the privilege is
restricted 10 the people Of Inos-Anacondt Standard
some of the Australians have collected souvenir spoons
feet Just collected them from Abruzzrs
Italian squadron Which shows that "hand-across the
sea" are as nimble as they are here-New York Mail
Latest developments in the Turkish metamorphosis:
the sultan's Minister has jumped his butchers BILL
New York Sun.
We do not recall Bryan got excited enough to
ask that momentous question, shall the people rue?"
four years when Alton Parker defeated for
the Presdency.-New York Tribune.
This has been rather good -natured Presidential cam
paign so far, and great majority of the people will
be very well pleased to have it continued so-Philade
phia Press.
Peace negotiations The Hague have been forgotten
in the general demand among nations for bigger naves
washington star
People who little knowledge are always willing to
scatter that little as far as they can-chcago Record
Herald.
Turkey has not yet progressed far as to preclude
suspicion that cup cofee may have disagreed
with statesman who dies suddenly-New York World.
Hsgen's compositions rendered on the pipe organ re-
mind us that he is supported also by ppe-dream
organ.-Boston Transcript
The New York World should include that famous map
in its next analysis of Bryans chance of electionNew
York Mail
Evening journal., 1908-09-01
PROPOSED VISIT OF BRYAN.

IT HE fact that Mr. Bryan is scheduled to visit
4 this State on September IS, the date of the
Democratic convention, has caused little stir
among some Democrats, who think that the visit
of Bryan will interfere with the State convention
of the party The party cannot change the date
of the convention and, therefore, those who are
agitated about the matter may try to have Mr.
Bryan change the time of his visit
This stir is, indeed, remarkable. Doubtless
Some az the Democrats have been hoping that
Mr. Bryan would not visit Delaware at any time
during the campaign They fear he would cause
the party to lose votes rather than to win them.
To the outsider it might occur that it would be
fine thing to have the presidential nominee visit
the State at the time of the convention which
could be made a day for great rally.
Suppose Mr. Taft had decided to visit Della
ware on the day of the Republican State Con
vention, what a memorable occasion it would
have made in the history of the party.
Probably the Democratic League may get up
another OK roast and arrange it for Bryan no
matter at what time the candidate elects to
visit Wilmington Delaware.
Evening journal., 1908-09-01
CHILD'S PLUCK
STOPS HORSE
Holds to ReinS After Mother
is Thrown Out and Brings
Horse TO Halt

GEORGETOWN, Del. Sept l.
Clinging to the lines which felt no more
than strings to the frenzied horse
which had become frightened and was
running away, 11-year-old Margaret
Richardson stuck TO the task and. af.
ter the animal had gone over a helf
mile. managed to pull it down to a tro.
while bystanders ran out and caught
its head. During the runaway her
mother was thrown from the back OF
the hack and had her ankle badly
sprained.
The little girl, who is the daughter
Of John M. Richardson, ESQ, had gDt-
ten in the hack at her home prepara..
tory to going to the rrain. where she
and her mother were 10 take a trip
with relatives in Lewes The driver was
assisting her mother in. when suddenly
the horse became frightened at some-
thing, and, giving a jump, threw Mrs.
Richardson to the ground. Running
to stop the horse the driver was caught
in the wheel and was dragged some
distance before he could get clear. Both
were badly bruised.
By this time the horse was racing Mt
top speed, while the hack swung frcm
one side to the other. Fortunately, the
reins hung close by the front window,
and, leaning out, the little girl graspcd
them. Putting all her tiny strength
on them. she tried to pull the big ami
NAL down, talking to him all the while
in the hopes Of calming him. She
turned the dangerous corner into the
main street without accident, but the
horse still went flying down the street.
The steady pulling Of the little girl
began to tell presently, and, as She
turned up near the Court House. the
big horse began to come down to o
trot, while men who saw the horse
coming ran out and grabbed the briile
rein and stopped the hack.
Evening journal., 1908-09-01
obedIent Husbands.

Chicago Tribune.
The Gentlewoman. a foreign maga-
zine generally accepted as an authority
in all matters feminine except the SUI
frage-for the suffrage-tes are not suin-
GENTLY gentle 20 satisfy its ideas of
what the gentlewoman should De-an-
nounces quite decisively that this is the
age of obedient husbands. though tbs
contrary idea almost everywhere pre-
walls.
The Gentlewoman does not cite in
dividual instances Of obedient husbands
nor does IL assert that docilitv is char
acteristic of any particular class. it
simply states the broad fact that they
are "docile to a degree undreamed OF
in themiddle ages or oven in the Vic
torian era of Dundreary whiskers and
baggy trousers" The only explanation
II gives is that some obey through
love, some through fear. and others
through a desire for peace" II would
be extremely interesting II we had the
statistics showing the number belong
ing to each class, though probably
those in the third outnumber the other
two together.
Evening journal., 1908-09-01

age not over a month after school be.
gins are entitled to enter when school
opens and also that al children of
legal age must enter foe the term dur
ing the first month, or % delayed until
the beginning of the second term ia
February.
Pupils from rural districts who de-
sire TO enter the city schools for The
first time unde- the provision of the
State law, should make application in
person on Saturday September at .
a. m. at the principals office
On Monday at 9 a m. there win be
a meeting of the teachers. at which
plans for the ensuing year will be dis
cussed and such instruction given as
may be desired. All teachers are re
quested to be present.
For pupils desiring to make up WORK
the following schedule Of examination
has been arranged
Monday, September Z. 10 a. m.-
English History. General History and
Sophomore Algebra.
Tuesday, 2 p. m.-Junior Algebra ana
Caesar.
the aBldt works last week. is in a
critical condition.
City Council will meet in regular
session this evening.
Hundreds Of gunners are on the
marshes to-day gunniag for reedbirds
John Ries, having sold his hSSf in
terest in his yacht to William Taylor.
the former has purchased a larger
boat and win have an engine installed
in it during the coming winter.
The Misses Cooper have taken pos
session of their home at Delaware
street and the Strand
Mrs. Campbell and son of Philadel-
phia, who have been visiting Mr.. aua
Mrs. Henry Wilhelm, have returned
home
DR.. and Mrs. Burton have arrived
homo fsom a visit to down State
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Copestick, of Philadel-
phia, have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Baxter.
St Peters parochial school opered
to-day. Many Of the school children
from the parochial and public schools
will not return this year. Some win
go to the West Chester State Normal
School and others to the business
schools in Wilmington.
The Tropenas Steel Company, at New
Chstle, which has erected one building
Of a new plant, viii erect another, so by
$50 feet.