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is|f !
or by the Governor Of New York, who
was then Mr.. Higgins; that the court
which tried his case was without jur.
isaictton, and hence, that he was lie,
gally convicted. He gives several rea-
sons fer not supplying y complete rec:
ord in the case, one Of which is that
the official record IS false.
Patrick also makes charges against
the management Of the sing Sing
Prison. AisegIng that he Is suffering
FROM a complication Of graos Diseases.
ne says that he c1nnot ci5tain eficient
and sympathetic medical treatment in
tae prison. He then charges that The
prison is conducted with the intent
and the effect Of injuring the prison.
ers mentally, mortally. ami physically.
generally to their inter ruin, under
color Of arbitrary and unworsable
rules enforced at discretion; where.
10y the prison authorities hold an arbi.
trary and irresponsible control over
the prisoners. exercised With AFRO.
gance. contempt, and malignity: IN.
der cover Of which the prison and ao.
ipropriat.ons made Tor the state pris.
ons and the product Of the labor Of.
The conyicts and exploit the same for
the political advantage OF themsely 81
and other individuals
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X, .
Leave sbout 200 tons Of coal at Etah
for the Roosevelt to replenish her sup
ply on the way home.
EAT Cape York / secured specimen
of the red snow. The color is due 10
the prctococcus ntvalis. i have mount.
ed quite a number Of slides. We have
collected about $50 dogs from the rs
quimos and expect an additional mum.
Der when the Eric arrives. There ura
a number Of Esqulmos onSboasd that
vessel men, women and children, and
they win accompany and assist the
expedition. ne
While at Cape York l climbed to
the summit Of the promonotory form.
ing the cape. The altitude is 10000
feet and, as / stood on the edge Of
the great inland ice cap, whose sum.
NIT was above the clouds. / had an ex-
tended view Of the sea. There were
two cairns on the summit, built by
Peary on a previous expedition.
Make pash in spring.
"At North Star bay Commander.
Peary secured a packet Of letters from
the Esquimos. to whom. they had been,
entrusted BY the Dunde whalers I'll the:
summer OF 1906 The letters were
from his family and friends and were
in good condition.
August 49, Coal and stores are all
transferred and we part company with
the Eric tomorrow evening. orr ne,
port will be Cape Sheridan, Northeast
Grantland. where we transfer most Of
the stores to land and remain on ship
for the winter. we will make expedi.
tons during the winter in search Of
game, but our real work will com.
mence in the spring. when we make a
dash for the pole.
''The crews of the two ships have
killed As walrus The hunting is fine.
Our dress for the winter consists Of
trousers of polar bear skin and sheep
skin coat and hood, which are very
comfortable sghen nicely lined. / ex-
pect to return late in the fall Of 1909.
but, Il we are delayed / may be
year later
Letters were also written by Dr.
Goodsell to the secretary Of the Ale.
gheny Valley Medical Association and
others.
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charge Of murder, August Gilhaus, Of
New York, was named as his proxy.
NAIi,nrI,,.. NAfiiI -. 4 ~.

Windup Will Be Lively.
Putting forth their greatest efforts
in the States that varyingIy are called
doubtful and pivotal, now that 4
presidential campaign is in its last
week but one, the various party mana
gers unfold multiplicity of plans for
the week that are well calculated to
keep politics in the forefront Of the
news.
For Taft, as well as for Bryan, the
activity is to be well nigh ceaseless,
as for Sherman ana FOR Kern, and
so on down the line. Coming up from
his invasion of the sortn, the Repub,
Iican candidate for the presidency will
speak in New Jersey in the fore part
of the week and then return to his
own state of Ohio for a day, thereupon
making another fight into Indiana,
the cities of importance to be visited
in the Hoosier State being Evansyill
Indianapolis and Fort Wayne.
Bryan will have travelled IN 1ive
states before the week ends, Indiana,
Kentucky, Ohio. West Virginia and
New Jersey, finishing in New Yol
where he will spend Sunday in r.
His itinerary in Ohio was arranged
with the special aim of enabling him
to reach with his arguments practical.
ly the same people who heard Mr.. TAFT
in his last tour there.
| Mr. Sherman. the Republican candi.
date for the vice presidency, will speak
in Wilmington, Del, on Monday, and
in Philadelphia on Thursday, and will
devote the remainder Of the week to
meetings in New York State.
Mr.: Kern. the Democratic candidate
for the vice presidency, win spend sew
eral days in New York State. He ex.
poets to speak in Ohio on Thursday.
Governor Hughes, of New York
who Is campaigning for reelection,
and Lieutenant Governor Lewis stuy-
vesant chanler, his Democratic oppo.
nent, will continue their speechml,
ing tours Of the STATE.
The week vii be rich in speeches
by members Of Mr.. Rooseyelt's cabi.
net. Secretary Of War Wright will
be heard in New York city and other
places and Secretary of Commerce
and Labor straus will spend the entire
week on the stump, visiting Cleveland
Chicago, st. Louis and Louisville.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20

q, z, ,IIil,,,,, n, ~ !,
epsann sne one year res'aenee
act, which was passed the last les.
tstasus ". N 0E su 70 sop rapid ~
!. sofe WI e S''oalls's4 70 me so'-
fofn,efls, sun loE y 3diForce could
y pt3Ts'sas aver 2 sl3 3 months resi-
as1'e IN una seate' oppositlon TO this
.'ofe term Oh resiaenee resulted AMI
tne one year act was passed. Inc lat
W.T. nus oeen oo1ected TO IN certain
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20
Little Ice Encountered.

E
August 10. Capt Bartlett, who
went few miles northward to Kane's
basin, has returned. He encountered
but little ice. but from the summit Of
Littleton island the Ice pack to the
northward seems to be very compact.
Yesterday climbed the mountain
! to the north of the bay. Looking down
Iia9yalley when extended northwest to
the sea, i could see a. long distance to.
ward Cape Sabine, where the Greeley
party wintered and all but Ave perish.
ed. We Could see moderate number
of icbergs. l was ashore August s,
near the glacier at the head Of the
ford and took number Of Esquimos
along to net little aux. The Esaul.
mos lie concealed among the rocks and
catch them in numbers in a netting
over a SO.inch hoop, which is placed
at the extremity of - foot pole. The
little aux is sociabie bird pnd they
huddle together in rows and clusters
on the rocks. 1kitled 1s at one shot.
At the sound of the gun the birds
rose from the rocks in countlc ss.num.
beers. Part of'the day they are al sea
swimming around in search Of food.
They are about the size of . duel; ami
make good eating.
Large Variety Of Flowers.
when i went ashore YESTERDAY i
found the first dandelton stalk in,
bloom. There are a ,arge variety Of
flowers on the Greenland coast. The
most conspicuous is the Greenland
poppy, which is found in three shades
Of color, yellow, white and pink We
can scarcely realize as we view the
flowers and see the characteristic
greenness Of the moss and grass that
in a few weeks the birds, now so plen.
titul, WIN fly southwark, and winter
will bind the water, the land and the
rocks as with an iron band. Dark
night illpmined at intervals bya pale
moon. a starry sky and flashing boreal.
is will reign and the whirllng suc
will drift over the arctic foliage and
cover the earth.
Game Of the small ,varietv q n1an:
tiful. We had hare, duck aud littls;
aux for dinner to-day. AT Rtaa we.
are at the edge of a great ice pack
which usually, even in summer. clos
es sea to the pole. At intervals
through the year this extension st
polar ice breaks sufficiently for vessels
to penetrate some distance to the,
pole. AT intervals through the year
this extension Of polar ice breaks suf-
fieiently for vessels to penetrate some
distance to the north Of our present
position.
Honeward Bound h Year. /
heSvessel may not return so cas-.
N.Y. and the awaiting Of an open pass
axe to the scutn might cause the de-
lay Of q year nj the vessel return
We trust n the next few weeks 10,
reach our wintera estimation and Is
e year from thia fail TO be on our
nomevara FoyaRge- The Erie wiIi.
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M b d 81 b.
Monument 8UnVelIed

CUMBERLAND. Oct 20s-A
handsome monument 9as unveiled 10
day IN Tie local cemetet To the mem,
Dry Of slfs u H Napsbach, whose
death occurred about a year ago. MFsj
Aanshleh was one Of tts most promI:
nent women b tie community AMI
the unleillng attended by a large
number hsr friends and relatives,
Among tllose from alstsace were
Air. b iansbach and daughter,
Miss Nlag MS Dan Broh and daugh.
ter M poFis of Fairmont, Mr.. anil
Mrs Milton Iirschman3 Of Morgan
town MS Davis Lowengteln. Of New
gorIs ana Mrs George AIansbaeh,
81 osiaenee, 4, II MI chas. Mans
saeil aBd Mr.. Loais Mansbach, of Nor
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20
deafness Cannot BE Cured

IN local applications, as they cannot
reaeh tile diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deaf.
ness, and That is by constitutional rem.
edies Deafness Is caused by an in.
framed condition OF the mucous lin.
Ing ~ the Eustachhn Tube. When
this tube Is tnflamed YOU have rum.
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It Isl entirely closed, Deafness
IS the fesu!t and unless the inflam
ination can be taken out and this
tFiihe restored to It's normal condition
Tearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused By
Gatarrh. which is nothing but an in.
tiansd condition Of the mucous sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
any case Of Deafness (cansed by
atarrh) that cannot be cured by
Ialls CatErrh Cure. Send for circl.
lars free!
CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
soll BY Druggists, 75c,
lye Hsll's Family Pills for constl-
Ion.
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PATRICK ACCUSES JAlLERs.
Charges Against Sing Sing OFFICIALS
In Brief to Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. oct. 20. The mo.
lion for an appeal Of Albert +. Pat.
rick, the New York lawyer who ii
serving q liie sentence in the STATE
prison 81 Sing Sing on the charge 81
numbering the Texas millionaire vii,
liam Marsh Rice viii probably bejIorl
malIy presented ~ tie Supreme Court
81 The United states today.
satrielss brisls isccompansing sas
motion 8 coached n strong Language,
He deelares that he Is IN prison as a
result Of the arbitrary exercise Of pow.
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craeraft.MeLures.

Re ll-ia =
Miss Geneva Mcclure, daughter OF
Nj. and Mrs. B. s. Mcclure, and Mr.,
Leach Craeraft were quietly married
81 the ST. Lake,s church on Saturday.
evening, Rey. Jacob Birmingham Of.
aciating Only the relatives were
pre- ant and the couple was unattend-
~. The bfide was handsome in a
csiic tailor suitof the new Toupe
sha de- with hat to match. An. eiab.
crate Wedding supper was served. at
The aieiure house after the wedding
and 'Dr and MRS. cFacfaft left at 11.4o
Tor the east Wheeling mt lligencer.
Mrs cracrast is welllsaown In this
having been a guest at house
party given BY Miss Jean Fleming a
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Peary Men
Continued from Page one.)

west toward the pole by way Of Man
son strait. He had expected to return
by the later part Of May. His success
is extremely dubious. with the limited
|out6t he had ana the route M had taxi.
Ken. HIS companions and three 81 the
EsduimauS who started out with Him
Ileit him III some stage Of the Journey
and are now At Etah.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20
HAVE YOUR GOWN FITTED
OVER AN
American Lady Corset

The new Snug Hip" models
will give you the lines that fash
ion say yon must have. American
Lady are modest in price, rangihgl
from 81 to So, vet they possess all
the qualifications Of many of the
more expensive brands. We've
corset filters who can satisfy YOU.
and sell you Just the shape YOU
ought to wear.
We alone sell American La
dys in Fairmontz and you should
be numbered among the many
wearers.
II MT MA IosItT IsxS d. syS,ly
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"Sampeeko Clothes
For BOYS.

Its just possible that you never
heard of "Sampeck" clothes for
boys, but we doubt it. More iine
you waiting to hear where this ex-
eellent brand could be bought.
Echo answers here.
It's the best made, finest tailor
ed boys clothing. made in the
world, and they We been at it so
long that they know exactly what
boys want.
$500 TO $1,000.
Straight and Bloomers Trou-
sers, coats with and without belts.
Plain and fancy patterns. Fall
models all ready. Third Floor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20

PILES CURED in sTo ~ DAYS.
P:ASzo OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Iitching. Blind. Bleed.
ing or Protruding Piles IN 6 to Il days
4 money refunded. soc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20

Mrs g. Grille viii come down
rom clarksburg tomorrow to attend
4he Ross-Brahm wedding, which viii
Ike place tomorrow, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. .. Iantz spent Sunday in clarks.
burg With Airs. Grille.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20
Guests al Paradise.

miss Virginia Fleming is entertain.
ms aaanlber Of friends at luncheon
Paradise Bungalow on the West
Fork.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20
SOCIALIST LABOR.

Martin R. Preston. President.
Donald Munro. Virginia, vice Pfesi
iiaent. is5s y,
Preston was nominated by the So.
Icialist Labor party. Owing ID his in.
ability tesmalSe d campaign, lie being
confined in hin b Naxada on 4
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The Tickets
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nepued from Page one.)

1Ilnuespt Wisconin; s. North naku-
Oregon; 9, South Dakota; 8. Mis-
sslliri; 3 Louisiana rs. California.
% vsral States are Of general inter
q South Dakota the question Of
amendments Or proposed laws
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20
The National Tickets.
Following are the national tickets;

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The National Tickets.
Following are the national tickets:
REPUBLICAN,.
William H. Taft, Ohio, President.
James S. Sherman, New York, Vice
President.
DEMOCRATIC.
William j. Bryan, Nebraska, Pres
ident.
John W. Kern. Indiana, vice presi.
dent
PROHIBITION.
Eugene w. Chain, Illinois, Presi.
dent.
Aaron S. Watkins. Ohio, vice Pres.
ident,
SOCIALIST.
Eugene ". Debs, Indiana, President,
BENJAMIN Hanford New York, Vice
President.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Thomas E. Watson, Georgia, PRESS
dent.
Samuel W. Williams, Indiana, Vice
President.
INDEPENDENCE PARTY.
Thomas L. Hisgen, Massachusetts,
President.
John Temple Graves, Georgia, Vice
President.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20

BucgETIA.
Just learned that Gold Medal Flour "a
/ slttfd To, titt.s thrnW"h dTesf HTt F:u0ENIA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20
Coat Sweaters

For men and boys. The Coat
Sweater is the sensible and prac-
tical galment-warmes and com
fort without being bundled up.
FOR MEN $500 to $3.50.
Gray. White and Brown. plain
and with combination stripes in
front.
FOR BOYS sl.oo, $3.50.
Gray-pEsin and with colored
stripes.
Don't put off buying; stocks
best now and choosing easiest.
First Floor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20

:. V HARTlfY = SON NJ HARTLEY HARTLEY SON
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-20

You probably read Of the big auction i
there were THOUSANDS Of CASES Of BI
auction prices q legitimate sale because til
WE BOUGHT BLANKETS cotton
kets we handled last season but not at Ii
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
Stylish Neckwear

Stiff and stylish linen collars and soft
frilly lace effects, which ever your taste
dictates, you will find here in pleasing
variety.
Ladies' fancy striped collars cents.
Ladies' striped linen collars, all colors
and sizes, - 2 cents.
Ladies' embroidered linen collars, very
stylish, - 1-2 cents.
Ladies' lace bows, in all colois of silk,
net and lace, 10 cents.
Ladies' fetching lace and net jabots,
25 cents.
Ladies' Gibson collars in striped linen
and embroidered effects, Is cents.
Ruching, all colors and combinations
of colors, very dainty effects, collar
length, to 10 cents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
Belts and Jewelry

Need anything in the belt line2 We
are showing stylish belts of silk, kid,
leather and elastic, in larger assortments
than you will find anywhere else.
Ladies' Belts kid leather, silk, elas-
tic-many new and novel designs, 25c,
SOC and l 90.
Fancy betting in new and pleating pat
terms, the yard % cents.
Belt Buckles and Sash Pins in sterling
silver end pearl; also mourning buckles,
25 and so cents.
Veil pins, fan chains, necklaces and
and beauty pins at special prices.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
Our COrsets

The fit or misft of dress is largely
due to the corset. A we'll made, snugly
fitting corset lends style and grace to
any figure. so 1T behooves every woman
to be careful in her selection.
We have models especially adapted to
thin and stout figures, and can settle the
corset problem for you to your complete
satisfaction for little money.
Extra long models; extra fine values
at /. and $125
Medium length Corsets with hose sup
porters attached 81.
Deep Hip Corsets with hose supper
ters; special at so cents
Girdles, strong and durable 25 cents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
Silk Glove Special.

Our latest invoice has been selling
rapidly, every purchaser was quick to
recognize in them unusual bargains and
bought eagerly. There are still some
left, but you must hurry if you want a
pair, for they won't last long.
Ladies very heavy Silk gloves, Is but
ton length, double finger tips; in cream,
tan, Brown, Pink, blue, black and white !;
regular S1.75 value for, the pair 1. 81 25
Ladies' short black Silk gloves, double
finger tips, good values at, the pair 25c
and 80 cents.