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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-18

Fettt q, II. Htpu, Nlll Suille
oca acitri0cn Cages tomcn perId)le
oellc Giuae por. Die ole &erbnltnI'lc
III eiuem }icmlid) oiiltcren Stbte er.
id)eincn lieBclr. So bieB eS, Die aal'
ierilt ISittmc 2)ebonald mo Der
@roBfar5lcr 2hlun Chi &at bat
tcll SclbItmoro beQonBen. @enn ote@
audi ncltc @crijhte murer, 10 trlI9er
Tie 0odl 0o3l bel, Die obnebll be1or9te
8eoolfcrul1Q nod nlebr jl beul1rllDl
gen. Mciter fam c& gcitern ltno Dor
Geitern 5ll miloen Ntnitiirnell Der &c
poiitorcn ulti hinciiidle 8unfclL DC
rel1,piericbu inter Oieiiqen Elmltl
ten Qeihloiieu lprr0en; aud cire
allsiuGrtiac 9ont. Die a0otobomo
Specie Nanf", crIitt einen iftUt
rem Sturm gegen lire Iicntlin 2 NO
ten; britiide. oClttihc NM ruiitldc
8alfcn murocn icood) nidlt tanqirt.
llebcr Die llrlufen OcS SooeS DEC
aoiicrS ltno Der &oiierin Regentin
iii nod feline GeroffentliduItg CT
Iolgt, ood lie1t fem 8r1tn0 fir Die
Ueitperbrcitetc gnllabme unnotitrlt.
dcn CODES Dor. Ser auiler mar
lal1Qe frallt, ul0 sic bciobrtc &otit-
in.Hegeutin botte lid am 3. Nopem'
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gniidt cllropGild)er glcr5tc mare Sci.
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bonolnnQ nod ju belfen gcipeIe1
iein.
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Nni dit
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Nop. - Sang 2Du @ei, ba1 0aupt
Der dineiiIhen Heiormbciuegung,
liegt sur 3cit fronf bier barllieoer. 81
neiaerte iid belttc, lid olli Gin Sns
tcrpien ein5tlaIieL lpcil CT, mic er
ioatc, ats Summer iiber Ben GoO oea
aoiicra altong 6iu altf oaS ardn
fenbctt 9eltretft lit. @ic iein Setre
tar erfl0rt. begt CT Sen &er0aft, Oob
Die 5ooesiGuc IN 4efing Die HeirtI4
tate zines &erbredbcnS limo. Erini
Gbun lit ieincr Iltiidt mad, fem
1eino Der AeformbeluegunG, oleit Is
Itebt I'll befiirften, bob Duan Sbi
aai, Der lritbcre 8orcr 00uptlln9,
GGnn'S 4l1ne' bitrdfrer3en miro.
Soponhs 1Iotte dl ld1tcr.
ttg..
Gobc, Il, Nopember. Nonurol
9oqo fllbr gcitern hurd) Ole Stycben
Ser Stont, IN mclfen iid) SI2ilen CT.
ner l%tnocbcurcn 9egeiItcrung obipicl-
ten.
Ter &ollCs ~ cine 9of'duft an
Die 6lotte geionOt, ipeld)c olls l2i
Sohr5cltgcn beitcbt Die 3 M'ailcH Don
Der aiiltc Anfcr @gcluorfen 9aoelt. %n
oieier 9otid)oit ernnohnt Scr &0iicr
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ioDoniidcn 8ricgsmorinc. icyaf0lti1
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in oftiouoi0bigem 3uitonoc blcibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-18

lelllelt @lallbeH, Ale llellt
@aiicrinmittmc Dcbouota i'll Gon.
trolc III 4alait. - Erlu5rcBcnt
Gbun Der HcformbcrcJlutg 8iin-
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ncilcn HcBieruug jw @abrun8
Der &lrbc. - &opon'a 6lottc in
ldIogfcrtigem ,3ultul1O.
Eeftnq, II. 9tou. - 9luc aus
pdrtigcn Decentralization oobier er
tlorcn lid ilbcr5eltQt. ooB Die &oiic.
rinlulttluc un0 ser Gaiicr nom China
zines natiirlid)cn QooeS itorbcll, uu0
Dob Die @criidtc, ltod wclfeu lie Der
alttet moroen letu loIlen, tciner BE
od)tltng pcroicnen. Us gclong Scr
Roli}ci bette, 0cu porgcitcrn bc9on.
lencn Stllrml0llfcn Der Icpoiitorcrl
allT ole cinbeimilden Nontcn cill On.
DC III n1afcL mo pollitGn0ige Hllhc
berriht i'll scr Stoot. Die nere &oi
Icrin @ittipc Yebonola lit int Belts
6cS BaloiteS unb 0ieNcriummllungeu
oeS @roBratba finoen in ihrcu Grt=
potgem0hern ltott. Ertn3rcgelt
Ghun mo iciu Sobn Der Gbrouerbe
En vi fomnlen tdglif oortbin, mo
Der &eacnt conferirt nit ben NPiT
0~liebcrn OcS @roBrotb@. Gle &ciden.
felcrlid)feiten %begonnen 9cItcrn uro
mcroen y Gage onuern,
u q N 4 / Of e Scr il e II IL.
gcu Scr auiicriuWittmc,
Ecftnn II. 9topennber, T. Ste
nod Dem Iobc ptroffentli6te, Ser
fiiQlrlgcn Ser &oiierin- Reocntin be
3eid)lrcn ole MN &critorbcne iclbit
ais Die .@roBe Mittmc," pdbrcno Die
@ottir oeS tooten aoiierS, gebonoio,
ais Die @ittrpe" nno Qrin3 @ll.Ni
ais Der Nod)folgcr auor1 Silt; bc-
5eidnet mcr0en.
Frin5 GDyp Der &eaent iii be
reits Die 3iigel Der Regierrn'1 feit
geioBt ltl0 geqelt etluoiQc rerDilttio-
mare 8clpegltltgen lmb str N%idhrlrnq
oeS 6rieoenS 'MoBreQelna Jctrciitu,
hie pinoeitet& nprltnlfte f,.gt url
lem biiriten. GreitdlliGna BcIl5bar-
men 6cmadten Sic Strobtu. Drrcrl
&dlIier blolt nm idlpor5l orap'rt limo,
uno MilitGr mltroc Iiir ole 6u.,t be-
reit ac0altcn. Sc lit ieoc &ortehruna
CUR Gcr6iitlulN elmer MieotrGnlun1
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lpejlelle Soften bcludden HlcStr06cl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-18

Der rcftmGBi0c &oiier nto Die @r.
llenuultQ lu Dis sum Ebroniolger
einer ser DieleI geIcbniOrigen Nttt
Ser perItorbcnen aoiicrin Rcgentill
.iein.
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pcruriaheuI Muir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-18
Gein Nbnebmrn.

SOl5 bel GrridDtung pOH SauteH
Hid,t e~RtbchrIidI,
Erob nloIienhofter &crpenblng port
icllerfciteu Stoffcn 5ciBt Der Der
bra1tf DON Solj ais Nnlmlatcrial
feline 8erminocrmg.- 0ie Bun
OcSregierung rmO IGnolidc Edit
len. - Seine Antluort bea YrG
"iiocnten altf Die 9eihmerOc Ncp-
Porter &lltberoner. Sort
ietlnlg ocs 9ro5eiiea gegcn @om,
pcr9. - Nri5ono's boloige 2luI-
nobmc ais Stoot pcripro6cn. -
Noiiml11 olti 9crgrn9 oes &reu-
jcrS n0ontcc."
Mobtngton II. :. g., II. dob
- &n cillcm 8eridte 0es Sort 8il
reol,a miro conitotirt, ooB mGbreno
Der letter }cbn Sabre, utcradtet Der
3lnobmc Der &%crpen0lng bon icller-
iritem Motcriol lpie Glen llno Stobi
bel Der Grrtdtlnlg BON 8eb0u0cL Die
@ermcnoulQ pon @oi3 fir Hulltcn
tcinc %bnnbmc 3ci0t nn0 oielerS tan0
Der Iinge nod Oicle Sabre anbaltclt
mcr0c. Sn Dem Nerid)t miro oltt)
nltf cine 0orlcgllnQ III clncm 9erihle
Ger Theological Sl1rncn" Nc}ug &c.
monument morln gclogt lit, Dob BOZ
ben Standardization filr 9olttel1 III
80 Der groBteu St10te oe9 2onocS
anlG6erno 81 Ero}cnt olli Bcb0ltbc
uuS Nolj lallteu unO MIR 80 Yro5eng
CHI @cb0u0c aus iclcrieitcnt Mote.
rial. 0teie 3nblcn limo. mic III Dem
Scrit)t geiogt miro, ltnt 10 beOell.
tun8aDoller, luettn man ernGgt, 0aB
lie mir Die 9olttbdtiqfeit IN Den gro
Beren Stdoten rcprdientirc, mGbreno
i'll fIeinen StGoten llnO Crtihuitcn
porlpiegeno 0ol5 ais 9oumotcriol III
@eriuen0umg fontmt.
Gcrbcllcrung lGH0liher
Shulcn.
@cltcrn iultr0e bier cine Qemcinia
lite SiBung Ser ygtotionol Orange"
uno Der bon Er0iiOent Mooicuelt cr.
nanllten GommiIiion iiir 6urnnerlc.
ben obgebalten. III lpelder Or. 9. $.
8aileD bon Ser Gornell ltniperiit1t
SorIiber Der Gommiiiiou, iiber oie
Irhelt 0crlel6eu iprad). Gr iaqte, ga
Die Communion ibren VcridJt ill PHI
lang Ge5enlber critutten mtB, lei
feline Icbr miIienld)nitltd)c lllterIit
dung n10glid) qcluelelt, ober ser 8y.
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filrtuortlulgen fir 0eit Y%rGiioelltctt
entbalteL odrlllter melhe SIR GripG
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&orl6l0ge ner0ffentlifcn, Die ser
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9oileD 0rollg oltf &crbeiierrulg Der
Sd)ltlen III Den l1llolideu 8egeubcn
nnn iilgtc bin5r, eS lei cine nod 81
bcalttlportenoe Srogc, oh lid oicglun.
bcarc0ierultg an oer9tellorgoniiirlun1
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lpcr0c.
GooicueIt d) mcigt.
Snn Netbcn @orie iuitroc fcinGont.
mentor iiber bos Sd)rciben qcoeben,
tpeld,eS bon Der .,9tcm 2)orf SDnooi
cal Conference" Der cpot9clild) Iii
tberildcll STRIDE bon Imcrita al oclt
Erdli0elten 9erid)tct nllb mprin Die.
Icr crllld)t ipor0en mar. lcinc g(ellBe
RUG 5llritf 5l ne6l1cn, bnb ca cine
oltlperautluortlid)e 9igottcrie" ici.
i'd 5t lucigcrn, fir cillelt Gollbiootct
filr Cit bobcS antt SIT itilnmlcrL iueil
oerIclbc ell Mit0lich Der rontiid) ia.
tbolilfen Stride lit. G& Dicb icincr
leita, Der Hrdiibent lpcrhc iibcr bnS
Sdrcibc1 i~iberboupt nid)tS SIT ioger
ba6en, iu1brenh anocrcrlcitS hebol,p.
tet iullrbc. Der FrGiioelt bobe nod
Fai,,n DAFT rnh,ht S,e SAro;bn,, -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-18
Icutidc N~ullonS be1ng.
itinrn nir GrnntnirnA

Icutihc Nullona be1ng-
iti9cn bic Tron5ocn.
Enri2, II. Nopcnbcr. - Giicr
bicIi0en 3citlnla 5llipl9e lit bic trnn-
j0iiihc Heaicrinl0 %bernrnhigt iibcr
Die 5l%lnebrncnbc 9hlj1hl ocl,tifer Mi
litGrbnlons, bic. nit Offi5icren be.
mount. in lester Belt nltf ironjoiis
lhcn 9obcn Qclonoct linb. Gielc
&orfGllc bnbNl 5l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ltellrll9cn i'll Berlin Nlllnb gegcbcn.
Nic Die 3eitlina lpeitcr Inat, limo Die
Norltclllulgcn biahcr frltdtloa geblic.
ben, uno Nranfrcid) trGgt lid nit
ocn Wcoonfcn, ltrcngc MoBnahnrel1
jt crNrcifcn. itn Den llebcrf1ncn
Ourd) 0clttld)c @nIlons, Die ais cine
luobrc 8ciobr" bc5cit)net weroclr,
Gtltbalt 5l tbltll.
NcucrunQ / III run66iiih den
Boltoieu it.
= II 1 - Il. NuU. Luz Itttll@
Iicrtrm iiir Eoit. iu1o Selegropben-
luclcn bot ouS bercit5 criltirenoc Sp-
item Ipcjicllcr A(blicferumg bon 9ric-
icn bnrd G%infilbrun9 io9enonntcr
9rlcf. Sclearammlc crGueitert. lllntcr
btclcr NcucritllA f0nlcn 9ricic jlui-
'dlcn irNcno mcldlen 5rpci Ellnftcn
6ranfrcid)'9 jllr Had)t5cit gum EreiIe
Don cin tSitnitel Sent pro @ort telc-
9rupbiid) libcrmittelt Dcrocn nlleilt
lbre Nbltclerung erfolgt crit ON iol-
9utoen Worgen.
Gapit Bins bonft.
Bonn. IL. Hop. Ter Eapit
miro nod Dor elbloui oieica SobreS
al Die tatbnliid)e SSelt cine Gncpflifa
ridteL i'll per CT Iciltcn Ganf iiir aQe
tim aus anlab ieines Snbil1mhls
oorocbrod1ten gbretbe5eiaun9cn SIM
2luoorl,f bringen miro.
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1
5lsgt die Die ore, Die IH Imma GesaIh aaa
Unssr- ~ U0-
'. $. GMam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-18
@ube To Ycttng,
9cpoiitOrcu SturmlGnfc ant SaHfcH
ba6eR anfgcbOrt.

Scriid)tc, 6oB Der 8oiicr mo Die
aoiierimuittme cincn &crbred)eH
sam Opfer 9cfollun iino, finOen
fciuen @lauben. 0ie neuc
@~aiierinmittmc Dcbouoto i'll Gon.
trolc I'M Eolnit. Erin}rc8cnt
Gbun Der HcformbcrcJlmg 9iill-
itia. - &ncrgiihc MoBrcaeGn ser
ncllcl Hc8ieruug j,u @o6run8
Der &lrbe. r. &opan's 6lottc in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-18

Earia, II. Nopember. Ger
oltrcifiidlirngariidle 9otidloiter @rof
abeoenbiieler bat Dem Miniiter bes
aellbernFid)on mitgetbeilt. bob Seit.
reid llnadrn 81 ieiiem Sftte al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
Court Acts

|, CHARLESTON. April 1. = Chief
Mine Inspector Paul still being In the
Norfolk and Western field, 1t is not
known what further action, IL any, he
will take against operators in that
field using: steam locomotives, since
the decision OF: Judge Herndon at
Welch yesterday re-opens the mine OF
the Turkey Gap Coal and Coke Com.
pany. which Chief Paul had closed for
that reason. "a :: ::
& It is reported. however. that Chief
Paul has gone to the King mine TO
close that on the same ground, leav.
ing 1t to. the court to reopen 1t. If. so
disposed. Indications are that Chief
Paul will continue to pursue the same
policy as before Of closing such
mines. -. *
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
Sena: L. Davis
FINED FOR pIsTURelNesPEAcE-
ARMEDHWITH "A GUN WAS n
LOOKING FOR HIS AS
tlSAILANT,,s-.i-s =. ~. ~

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April United
States Senator Jef Davis was fined
se5 in police. court at Little Rock,
Ark. this morning charged <.sith dis.
turbing the. peace. There Is danger
Of more fighting as the situation is
strained. Many witnesses testified
that Davis ran. into the office after
having been assaulted by Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Helm yesterday
afternoon. He got large army and
navy revolver and returned to. the
scene looking for Helm declaring that
he desired to; get a shot at him. The
witnesses testified that the Senator
cursed very much. Davis on the stand
declared that 1t was a. cowardly at.
tack which had been made to murder
him and concluded by declaring that
II defending himself from; an assault
on Little Rock streets Is pence dis
turbance he was ready to pay any
fine assessed against: him. ~: 81 g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
Rice's Testimony
DENIED BY SENATOR BUCKLEY
- SAYS sTATEMENTzIs
ABSURD.

{ WASHINGTON. d. c.. April III
do not even know Hugh Grant Brown.
In these words Senator Morgan G.
Bulkeley. OF Connecticut, disposed OF
the charge made in the testimony OIL
Isaac l.. Rice. the. electric boat. com
pany's president, that Hugh Brown. o.
New York. had promised under certain
conditions that Senator Bulkeley
would put stop Immediately to the
work of the special committee which
is investigating the charges made by
Representative Lilley OF the corrup
ton of congress by the Electric Boat
Company. Senator Bulkeley also call
ed attention to the absurdity of, any
one claiming the powersto end the In
vestigation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
! Report
DIR. w. H .kUNsT SUBMITS RE-
PORTO couNclL-2o1 DEATHS
y AND ONE SUICIDE IN THE MUM.
BER. ~:

According to DIR. w. Fl. Kunst. city
health officer. there were 201 deaths
z In this city during the last year. DR.
s Kunst submitted his report to coun.
ell last night. The report Is a com.
sspletefone and reads as follows:
TO the Honorable Mayor and Members
OF the Common Council OF the City
of Fairmont:
Thereby submit my annual report
as City Health Officer for the fiscal
year beginning April II. 1907. and end
Ing March 81. 1908.
MY last report showed. we had three
cases of diphtheria still qunrantlned
but by April 3. 1907. all the patients
were Completely recovered ana the
.gquarantine raised from each.
ThIB has been hard winter on the
poor OF the city and we have had o
number to look after. both In the hos
pitfalls. and on the outside.
At the present time we only have
two cases in the hospital. both buIn:
z typhoid fever. but T. ,re are Still sew
,eral on the outside who are hedfast
4 have also a great many accident AM
sick cases to look after at my Office,
The total number of deaths for. tn,
year was col. OF which lis were resi-
dents and IS non.residents. -
Summary of contagious and Infec
tlous diseases: rsSs:
Typhoid ferers
Resident n. I, -. /. ~. a1
Non-reside i. 80 s,
Deaths. resident "A !. &. 4. !. i. Y.
Deaths, non-reslde emit !. Z. ..s..' !. 4
adnmps,' six cases and mo deaths
Continued on Page EiEht.I -;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
Lab la or |: p e'o'Il,le
Ell p 4 ed;
oNeREssMAN, W. =. HUBBARD
= MAKES FINE sH OWING ON COM;
MERcEEcoMMiTTEES BYSsEcuR.
ING EREPcRT sFAVoRlNG FREE
PASSES TO The RAILROAD EN-,
: PEoYEs. ~ N = =,
5fspecial sDls,nIatch1.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The Glapp
Amendment bill which has been THE
source of much anxiety ON the part
OF railroad employees and labor; people
generally WIS taken up in: the com.
lnittee OF Inter state and Foreign Com
merce this morning end through the
efforts Of Chairman wP. Hubbard.
the committee by a close; vote recon-
mends TO Congress that the bill be
come a law. = ~. !;
One fature Of the, measure Is that
underline amendment, all employees OF
rcilroad COMPANIES maybe granted
free. passes. This measure wifi save
thousands of dollars annually totthe
families OF railroad. men. -
Mr. Hubbard has. been besiesei With
hundreds Of letters and requests for
his best forts for the passage OF; this
bill and while lie has from the begin:
ming been a friend to the measure he
would not give out definite informa.
ition asstn the; probable outcome until
his committee acted upon it. Tho
tight was ? h%rl one from the begin
ming but. Mr. Hubbard'ss energies and
ability were equal to thesoccasfon and
today he is being congratulated from
all quarters for his success. The Ma
tlonal, Congress has already recoE.
nized in the distinguished West vir.
sinian a powerful man and his bearing
has at Ecpee placed him in the front
rank in The lower House OF Represen-
tatives.; S5;!s.s z IS ~ "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
Candid atessAll
In By Noon
ssTRoNG MEN TO BE PLACED BE.
EoRE5fTHE PEOPLE AT THE
COUNTY, EPuRLlcAN PRIMARY
As WINNING TICKET WILL
Be NOMINATED.

The candidates to enter the Repub-
licanE primary election had until noon
to-day to take the preliminary steps
In order to get their names on the
1 ticket. At noon the time limit ex-
plred. charies W. Swisher will have
sfno one to oppose him for the nomina-
tion for Governor. as Arnold C. Scherr
did rot decide to make the race in
this county
Hon. w Hubbard. member OF
CpnEresf swlll5not be opposed by Rob.
ert HazTetts in this county.
The Nomination Tor State Senator
will be hotly contested. This will be-
three cornered fight. The cnndI-
dates are Hon. w. S. Meredith. Hon.
Fleming and Rev. Archibald
For House of Delegates there are
fohr Candidates. The electors will
vote for three OF the candidates. r.
|SFI TIarr. of the First ward. who repre-
ted this county at last term of the
gislature. is candidate to succeed
self. The other candidates are
II. yeach and J. J.. Bartlett. of
fmington. and W. II. Debendurfer.
Warrington.
three men have entered the race
prosecuting attorney and lively
crap will be on for the nomination.
anles A. Meredith, I'll. E. Moran and
Toward N. Ogden are after this prize
nd each will do his best to capture 1t.
For sherir George +. Amos and
I'M. N. S1ttcrleld are the only two
ben running for this Office Both are
taking an aggressive campaign.
u. F.. Davis. candidate for clerk of
he County Court has no one to or
pse him. His. is clear sailing and he
Ill be safely landed into the haven
seeks at the final contest In No
hmber9
Forsclerk of the Circuit Court II. n.
rrisb the very efficient incumbent.
III. eantest the primary election with
l.M.e foster.
Duke Brand and a. J. Mcdaniel are
the scandidates for assessor. Both
have had experience. Theirs is n
neck and neck race.
Sc -Four men have entered The race for
!; county Commissioner John W. FIem-
Ing of 1farrackriIle: John II. ManIey.
OF Grant district. and Thomas F. Tuck
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
Killed at morsantoWn.

5 A distressing accident occurred at
Morgantown yesterday afternoon
about three o'clock in which NJ. NJ.
Eaton. an employe OF the Pure OH Co.
ost.his life. Mr. Eaton was working
Mt a Fhoisting .perrick. when the boom
from the derrick fell striking him,
killing him almnst Instantly. iMr.Eaton
came to Morgan town from Tltusyilie.
Pa where he leaves "a wife and sew.
erals children: The rernains Rereat tax.
EN- To TitusEtlle today where inter,
inent viii take place
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
Riot
ouELLED BY POLICEMEN TO-DAY
THOUSANDS TAKE PART-IN
DESPERATE STREET
FIGHT

PHILADA1fhTA. April IA ter
rifle riot OF the unemployed occurred
here today near the site of Hammer.
STEMS new opera house. Several thou.
sand men fought desperately in the
street until the repeated police charges
scattered them. Many were more or
less seriously hurt. The police were
compelled to remain on guard to pre-.
vent fresh outbreak. The neishbor
hood has been heavily patrolled for
several days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-01
Jones penIlI'i;ne
This d venin1g
THE sToREeis u flnso NIFTY BIC:
foRATEp IN ;rtiE OCCASION
3 AND FIN M slcALa FRO;
oRAMMEs HAS BEEN. ARRANGED,

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Jones' Department store viii hold ii:
annual spring opening this esennfns
which WILDE an event looked forrsara
to with much interest since the an
nonneement was name In the local ma
pers some days ago. Elaborate
rangamentss have been made for thi
entertainment of the guests and fhii
Afternoon the store presents an attfae
tive aprearanee. The more elabpratt
decorations have been confined atc the
FIRST floor and the ledge at sSeithei
side Of the room IRE attrnc,ireiyg drap
e,l5with the season s Rrettiest and mos,
fashionable dress fabrics z toseth
Ter with a display OF hand some para:
soils. forming an unusually attractive
display "a color scheme In yellow ant
white, the lppulsr E;ahter5 c9l6rs. has
been carried out In the decorations b
the lavlsh use OF dafIaodils. Great ina S;
es o.:ths faroFite spring flower nod;
ding their yellow heads from every
nook and corner. ON the second fioor
where tho ladies can ! md ALL Sthall
wants supplied with ne latest AMI :;list
up &c. date garments omen.s orchestra
VIII 10 stationed and viii render the
programme soft music which appears
elsewhere infthis evening, > paper. f:s
|. On the third floor which is devoted
to thosneeds Of, the ilens and where the
.csrnet7 and curtain departments are
also to be found pretty decorations
have also sbeen arranged. The entire
store is in holiday attire and is well
worth a visit this evening. Following
the opening, tonight, the entire force
of clerks WILL be entertained at the
home of Mr.: and Mrs. E. G. Jones OF
Maple avenue; whenEa luncheon Will
be served. Miss Margaret Ice. one Of
the best known young women in the
county, has been: added to the clerical
force otsthIs popular store. Miss Ice
has been In this. business for more
than ten years and her ability as a
business woman is well known. The
llrms Is TO be congratulated upon secnr:
ing her - Z