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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
NANCY A. I Erwin! /!
WELL KNOWN WOMAN DIED AT
MANNINGToN4T THIS MORNING
HAD RELATIVES HERE..

Nancy Erwin. of Mannlngton. aged
eighty years. one Of the best known
women in the county died at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Ollie Lancaster;
this morning at two o'clock OF old
age. The deceased was a sister Of the
late John w. Mccoy. who, was n resi-:
dent Of this city. She is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. Ida Prichnrd and
Mrs. Ollie Lancaster. OF Mannington;
three sisters. Mrs Ralph GarrelI. of
Pleasants county: Mrs. Margaret Nut
ter. of Tyler county. and Mrs: j. III.
Furbee. of Warrington. and one BROTH
er. James Mccoy. of Tyler county. She
was an aunt of Sheriff H. r. F'urbee
and James E. Mccoy, of this city. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
SPRINGsOPENjINlG j /
AT !. d .lJO.LLIFFEs
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS ARE
@ BE SEEN AND MANY EPEo.
PLEsAREfoUTTo3 sEE$TH
BEAuTlFuL DISPLAY
rs a. oFS HAT 3 3

The spring opening of millinery and
ready to wear garments at Jolliffe.s
store today has attracted many visi-
tors. All afternoon n steady stream
of women and children have: passed In
and out of the hospitab1e doors and all
have been loud kIn their praise Of the
beautiful display OF new and up to
date goods. The decorations nres not
only artistic but show practical ar
rangement OF the goods to the best
81 n
&5 On the ledges on either side Of the
store are masses OF palms. and ipotted
plants OF many varieties, which are
intermingled with masses eof flowers.
flowers from the forests as we'll as
from the 5mnnnfa ctnrers. hands. One
particularly pretty effect is seen on
the ledge TO the left OF the! entrance;
a large basRef made OF. and entirely;
filled with beautiful roses OF every
hue sets on the lodges while streamers
of ribbons In harmonizing tInts flut-
ter; downward from the basket and are
caught in a canopy like arrangement
just over the counter. On the soppo-
site 1edges, ready to wear waists In all
the latest styles are arranged with n
lavish snrinkling of flowers forming
an artistic decoration. While the prln-
cipals color scheme Is yellow anil
white. every color. and shade. of color
imaginable are found in the artistic
display of millinery Hats of every:
size and color; are to be found. with
prices; to please every pocketbook To.
night Omen's Orchestra will be sta
toned in the balcony and will render
a programme of musical selections
from until 10. IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02

has only
the
nave the masses taken up his
around thu
saea support has Inspired
November election
that
tle G. placing
of his
The thnkns people Of this
In Senate who will be
all the people and besf
has
70 enter This after
county who t the need Of
now since ne has entered the fight
obtain
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
|ILLED||]
r IIIl
HIS WIFE
HEN SHOT E4lMsELF,f pJDEA5 NEW
LONDON MANUFACTURERS.
ER FROM NERVOUS q
TRouBLE.
fRr :unitedE EPrress. ,

NEW LoNDoN Conn, April 2 !. "a:
tlliam IL N. Rogers. q well known
ttornay Of this city. shot and killed
1is wife ami then killed himself with
feyolye Of his home here this morn
Ing 4 ;ssi 81
Early today Rogers -telephoned to
Dr Thompson and Lawyer n. r..
Freeman Jr- asking them to come. at
|oneest his home. When they arrived
they found Rogers and his wife dead
In bed Asrero1yer5was fonnd near by
and the Indications were that Rogers
shot his wife throught the hea,l. KILL
ing her instantly. and after telephon-
ing shot himself. No message of any
kind was LETT behind.
Rogers recently had been suffering
from nervous trouble almost to the
amount spf para1 ysis. Rogers formerly
wis prosecuting attorney and was a
laMspartnerf to- States Attorney il. "A.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
Good Attraction
G o':r'7ning Il $ Soon i
THE. LYMAN TWINS AND MISS
lsABELSalRvlNGs WILL BE
EARLY YoFFERlNGS. z, r: l.

The present month promises to 9be
the most prominent in the way Of the
atricals OF the whole season. The
first attraction is on the 10th instant.
when the Lyman Twins will be seen
in their new musical comedy, .The
Yankee Drummcrs.r
On the 18th the best dramatic pro-
5duction of the season will be offered.
when Miss Isabel Irving will appear
in Jerome x. Jeromes comedy, hit.
Susan In Search of Husband Miss
Irving will be remembered here by. the
excellent impression she made In '..Tha
Crisis" three years ago. This season
she Is supported by. a cast of great
merit. which Is the same who ap-
peared with Miss Eleanor Robson.
who played s"susan in Search of a
Husband" before 1t was turned over
to Miss Irving.
Three other big attractions will b..
seen here before the close of the
month.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
Will v! MAX d BIG
Improve is
~. s: COAL AND OIL co.. no lin
cREAsEITsI sIcAPITAL.S
Important lmprovements Will BE;
Made In Huntington and In
Cincinnati.

BOSTON, Mass, April 52 snes
eial meeting OF United States Coal and
OIL Company stockholders has been;
called for April 81 !. at Portland. Me-
Authority will be asked to reduce,
the share capital to 125. 900 sharesi
and to- Issue So 900. 600 per cent.
first mortgage convertible. bonds
The share capital Will then be again
increased by 115. 900 shares to pro-
vide the treasury with stock to meet;
the convertible bonds. The proceeds
will be used to finance land purchases
and oa1stinple construction at Hunt.
tnston. y. Va. and Cincinnati purs
chase and construction of steamboat
barges and other river equipment,
railroad equipment and mine I'M;
nroyements4 covered In the floating;
debt, which will be 2liqnldated. One
and one-half millions OF ( the bonds
will be issued at once to stockholders
pro rata. every eighty shares being
entitled to- subscribe for one $500
bond. Hayden. Stone q Co. have
underwrittenS the issue at par for
.71.2 per cent commission.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
aDEMANp sREcEIvERsHIPa

WILMINGTON Del. April 2 - -
Hearing OF the motion for a general
receirership for the Standard 4Trus..
Company OF sBlrmInEhem. Ala. capt.
talized under the laws OF Delaware for
$500. .o1o. las been set for tomorrow
in the United States district court.
The silit was brought by a Lexington.
Ky. man. who claims that the acenl-
panE violated a contract and prom
ised returns which the officials of the
concern knew were impossible OF ac-
complishment. Other suits against
the companyfa are pending. The com:
:pany, 1T is. alleged. transncts a. general
Investment business throughout the
South. 81. Z. <,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
Mrs. Floyd L abbott
WELL ELL KNOWN 8 WOMAN OF BAR
6oUR COUNTY DIED AT COOK
HosPlTALsEAsT! NIGHT.

Last evening at Cook Hospital .oc-
CURED the death OF Mrs. Floyd Talbot.
of near Berryburg. Barbour county,
after an illness of about one week.
The latter part OF last week Mrs. Tai
bott was brought to the hospital from
her home I'M n serious condition from
a complication OF diseases. Her con-
dition was such that an operation was
thought to be Impractical and ! sa.
grew rapidly worse until the end. Her
husband. four brothers. namely, Chr
ence Will and Joshua Moore. nil of
Barbour county, and John Moore. of
Oklahoma. have been Mt her bedside
for several days and her sister and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. b. r.
Hirschman,i have also been at her bed.
sid since Monday another sister and
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. safrell, of
Grafton, arrived Inst evening.
Mrs. Talbot was before her mar.
riaEe Miss Iva Moore and had resided
near Berryburg for many years: She
was a young woman and had been mar.
ried but few years. A two year old
daughter survives her. The Talbot
and Moore families are known, to many
people In Fairmont and much sympa.
thettc interest had been taken in the
condition OF Mrs. Talbot. Her death
is; deeply deplored. W. IS 20 3
The remains 3werc prepared for bur.
inl by nUndertakers Taylor and Get:
ttnss and this morning at seven o,clocl;
were sent to Moatsville. where the fr,:
neral services will probably be held
on Friday. The remains were accom-.
panied there by her relatives who were
called here by her illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
SAME BUILDING
WILL BE occuPiED aY HERALD!
AND sIDIsPATcH AFTER -
18TH OF AP Fall-
.HuNTINGToN. 81. Va. q, Ap,rrl Il

HUNTINGTON. w Va prll -
Negotiations were closed yester:
;dnys by which the Huntington Herald
and the Huntington Dispatch viii
after the fifteenth OF April occupy.
the same building. and use the same
press. & ts
The new Dispatch building on
Fourth avenue will sbe the home OF:
both papers. the Herald occupying
the ground floor and the Dispatch
the second floor. The Herald ,akes
over half interest In the new press
which the Dispatch Installed soma
months ago. and both papers will be
printed from this press. Each paper
will. for the present at least, con-
tinue to use its own linotype machines
and the other mechanism connected
with the getting out OF the news
papers. There will be no immediate
change in the personnel of elthe-
paper. - {
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
WILL DISPLAY WORK
OF CHINESE SCHOLARS

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The Womnn's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First M. e. Church an
nounces the coming Of Miss Julia Bon.
afield. a returned missionary from
China, who is here in her. native coun-
try for a period OF recreation. and who
will be in Fairmont on Friday evening
of this week at the NJ. E. Church.
The time Miss Bonafield has in Fair
mont will be spent In an instructive
manner. and there Will be for exhibi-
tion and sale some splendid bits OF
needle work. the product OF heri school
in China. Following the exhibition a
social hour will be spent.
Miss Bonnfield will also be here
again Sunday evening. and will give
an Interesting talk on the Manners.
Customs and the Work of missionaries
In General In the Foreign Ficld..''s s To
this service all friends of foreign mis-.
slons are invited.
MRS. CARRIE W CARPENTER.
- -residenr.
MRS. ALLIE J. REYNOLDS.
Corresponding Secretary.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02

ROOSEVELT. { !. ]
SENDS CHECK FOR 500 TO MO.
Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
To-DAY. ..i,yS.

Funds continue to come. in for the
AfononEahss Relief fund. The general
fnnd has now reached in round num-
sbersA $50, 900. The latest contribu-
ton was a personal check from the
first citizen in the United States.
President Roosevelt sent his check
for one hundred dollars to be applied
forsthe RELIEF OF the aronongah suffer-
sers. The check was made payable to
Governor w. NJ. o. Dawson who for
Wartled II to Joseph e. Sands. treas.
urer of the committee The letters
White House, Washington. D. C.
March 2s 1908.
Dear Sir: ls - Is
BY direction of the President. send
yous herewith his check for $4,000. in
response to the appeal of the Monon.
sgahs Mines Relief Committee. gs2 .s2
Please be good enough to advise me
Its receipt =
Very truly yours.
IS wM. LOEB.
Secretary to the President.
Hon. w. NJ. o. Dawson.
Governor Of West Virginia. Charles.
'Ston. W. Va. ~.
state of West Virginia.
Governors ONCE,
Charleston March 80, 1905.
MIR Joseph E.. Sands.
Treasurer [Monongah Relief Com.
Fairmont. W. Va. ijaia:5s
hJ4T1ap ~, !, =. ~.
meS to forward you enclosed check OF
President Roosevelt I for one hundred
liars 100000 to be applied to the
ssRelet Fund:
Kindly acknowledge the receipt, and
also acknowledge direct to the PresI.
Very truly yours,
= 8. BoGGs,
Private. Secretary.
The check reads:
Washington. D. c., March IS. 1908
No. 3s6s.. s5Sss5 y 50 ..!
The Riggs National Bank.
Formerly Riggs & Coz KS 81 q
Pay to the order of W. NJ. %. Daw
son sone hundred and no hundredth
ssDollars, $1oo. .oo. S. 3
's& tSigned } THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Others erscontributions that Rave come
insw hin the last two days are: !: 5.
National 4 American Red Cross
$462:1 81 ..l :.ii..s
English Evangelical Lutheran
church, OF Pottsrille. Pa. $22.75.
Henry Rillman. Jersey City. $3.50
III Bt 5Hustead, Oakland. Cal. $19
5 Victor Herbert, SIS.
First Baptist Church, sharpsburg
s5.25. .ssis.5.s3 +,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
.FOR. I HODGES [
sWIsHER, REAY AND TuMLiN
SENT TO PARkERsRuRlMo-
NoNGALlA ADEMocRATS
HELD MEETING.

50 aMORGANTOWN,s April 2. E. I'd.
Tumlin. II. L. Swisher and d. C. iReay.
left last night for Parkersburg. where
they will attend the meeting Of the
State Democratic committee tonight
In the interest OF the candidacy OF
Professor Thomas E. Hodges who has
signifed his willingness to- accept the
Democratic nomination for governor
should that honor be conferred y on
him. 8 NJ n
A meeting OF the county executive
committee Of the party was held In
the court house here Tuesday. after
noon, when the committee endorsed
Mr. Hodges and appointed Messrs.
Tnmlin. Reay, r. L. Morris and 81. Z.
SwIsher as Delegates to attend tie
meeting and see that the HODGES boom
is given attention at the deliberations.
Resolutions were adopted, setting
forth that all of the Democrats IN Mon
ongalia are for sHodg ges.
The: meeting was attend ed iby a large
number of Democrats and not 4 voice
was raised against the Holg ges boom.
Many OF those present stated that they;
would attend the sParkersbur meeting,
were not for the city. ctions falling
on the same day. Professor Hodges
was urged by long distancs Telephone
5be present at the COMMITTEES meet
Ing but declined.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
TE WEsl' sYIseI
MONDAY
MINERS WILL mEET@REsIoRA-
TON OF OLD DslNTERsTATE
AGREEMENTzP POSSIBLE
:tBy united ! press.i

s. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April a.
Judging from the replies received 10.
day an invitation was sent out By Pres!
hent Lewis, OF the miners organiza-
tion. to Operators asking ,themst o meet
miner lcials here next MONDAY.
There will be such a meeting and 1T
Is practically certain there will be
an Interstate conference and the
restoration sof! the old ISinterstate; agree
ment Is possible. The cal d was Lewis,
first oflc lcla1s act q a.s S: !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
another
Ipl|ESSAG| !
FROM THE PRESIDENT TO- co
GREss-suPFREssioN or An
ARcHx THIS TiME.


ssss iiisss' z TON y: e April
~. s.sss y, = 5 ssfst prcspeos tnaI
.seos''se.s WIT send 't' 2 pe'
~ y. .'i ''i me nor
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IN! y ssssl !. ll Y, 'nls '''s country
=. s. .,s s 3 - ~ q ssesnes 'sene'e'
to y 'f' eSfna'st
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OF fne government On
y seems ssnns tsrtner enaetner<s sr
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= llnlnlhens resiaens Roose''eii rec!
le'si eslslatlon ON this s''i'j cs't
- nls. annual 'nessage OF 100 Hi'''.
pnls iltnitea action 5ses taken. con
srsssl g Instns 70 make decIaFaf Jon.
snal aliarenys w = am otlense aeaipst
she tas laws soI nations Is the mess &C.
sasEesteds and dsc clintns TO proride for
me arrest ana pEntshmept Of Ap,frI' &
Gan eiIizens s prolessinE It's prlteinie.''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
MICHIGAN FARMERS UNION.
tBy S.W. Press Association.l j.

tBy s.. w. Press sssAssociation.l
REED CITY Mich, April 2-With
farmers from all over Michigan and
several agricultural; authorities from
other States present, the State con-
yention of the American Society of
Equity was called to order here to.
day. Officials report a steady gain in
the number OF organized farmers in
Michigan. 5;.3;55 mi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
AsvIsIT. s,vJ'I.

Leman,s green house. 4thT ST., 5thl
ward hundreds OF flourishIng plants In
bloom and thousands OF vegetable
plants; vegetable plants all trans:
iplanted /; fine lot or ipansies{ and daisies
insbloom outside. Every lady swelcomes
u. LEMAN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
IMPoRTANT ANNos
tNvEsTo
The opportnnity of ! lie.
cure controlf of j Goal
OF More Thar ordll
ferlt

On atlItday April ftfi.
5pffice Room 8 81 Falr1n6nt
ing Beginning at 81 o'clock
receive fabscriptsons IN
Five Huna ared Dollars or
FIFTEEN THoUsANB n
tsrest IN the BEs1 CO.
proposidon ever ioffered III
!Fairmont and vicinity.
EVERY poEEtR yon it-|
proposition WIN dmN Irti
rate or nix per cent.
April 4 18th 1908 intef<
;eryjsix months.
The payment OF intere
lyestnlent as well as IL
iis not only euarant tcct
LIrEIsY SECURED.
In add ditlon TO a eii3i
cent inyestment fiil
this Fifteen rrhousa (
|sWfEf, H,sl5F: Il. ef.o,,7-r
|ierty and narti iol,,;; +.
of the s, comma I, !, /
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of absointsIv Gle
which Is no,r 5sins !. =
be readr 70 5tesIu 81
days X :.
Whs,, fuI1s' 4 svs,oss.. 81.
have. i. r,,ini,,,,,,,, 4, z =. n.
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road car : ,6nly re,., Fs5 ), So, +
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cess of lsitteen nh ,,:,, !. :. &
|Ibe received.
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day. Anr5f1 III '1aos sn5 e =
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.Fairmort District.
WILL HAVE STRONG MEN TO
VOTE FOR 5ATrfTHE REPUBLI-3Ss
:5 CAN p PRIMARY. 4 ~,

y e. 4 q = -
When the clock struck twelve yes:
terday the following men or Fairmont
district had made application In regu-
lar form for their names to be placed
on the ticket to be voted for at the
coming Republican primary ON April
II for; the Offices indicated. The tick.
ct for Fairnont district is MS follows:
For Commissioner of Board Of Eduea.
tIon Of Falrmont independent
District.
FRANK p. HALL. 4.
of Fairmont.
For Justice Of the Peace.
e. s.. AMOS, IN s
g: of F'airmont
JOHN n. BEALL.
sof Fatrmont. y
T. w. BoYDsToN, Z
OF FaIrmont. !. n 81
For Constable. 8
j. LEE PARKER. s5
OF Barnsville.
c. w. HAWKINS.
81 Of Fairmont. +, sss1. - :
For Member OF Executive COMMITTEES
G. G.H.BRowNFTELD. n.
OF Fairmont.
~: CLARENCE L. MUsGRAvE.
Of FaIrmont.
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Mrs. p p. oeec9
quite seriopsiy Ill foz
impforfd 81 '1
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20 cent value OF CASTLE Soap for 10
cents today at Crane, s. Drug store. :
See adv az
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02

Way Down East Wednesday and
Thnrsday Electric Theafer. et
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02

kwest YirEinls q want ad.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02

albseribe ltor theI th Iweat YirsinlanI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02
rHE WEATHER

{ .e-nIpht and Friday. Colder to-
night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-02

MRS: ALLIE. J.. REYNOLDS
Corresponding Secretary
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-04

study calendar OF the federal here should be quite
enough convince Washington the need Of additional fed
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