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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
sPoTRoAsT3 WITHOUT WATER.

Miss Rudolph. practical demon.
traitors from the factory at New Ken.
;sington, Pa, Is at Halls hardware
store to-day where she Is showing the
practical advantages of aluminium
ware which Is coming much in favor
as the ideal kitchen ware.
Miss Rudolph this afternoon cooked
a pot roast without water, neither
scorching the meat or burning the ket-
tie in which 1t was cooked. The meat
after being cooked was perfectly scar.
ed and well cooked. retaining all the
Juicy sweetness that would have been
diluted with the use OF water In the
kettle. The cooking was done In n
windsor aluminium kettle. Miss Ru.
sdOlphswlll 3be here tomorrow and Sat.
ssurday and will give demonstration
each day at Halls store. where she
particularly invites the ladies' to be
present. to witness her demonstration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
RECOUNT is
PROGRESSING.
COMMITTEE GIVES Mr.. FLEMING
BENEFIT OF DOUBT WHEN
ANY EXISTS.

The Republican executive commit
tee is getting along pretty rapidly
with the recount. having completed all
the districts to press time to-day ex-
cept Pawpaw. Union and Winfield
Since leaving the Fifth war.l and Flem-
Ing school house no evidences or lr-
regularity have been found. Mr.. FIem-
Ing for State Senate has made some
gain, the executive comittae showing
n disposition to count some ballots for
him which the election commissioners
did not consider plain enough to be
counted. These ballots are being
marked and in case there would be
enough of them to wipe out Mr.. Mere
dith's majority he will no doubt car
ry the matter into court and come
home to defend the case. It doesn't
seem now. however. that such proceed
ing will be necessary. as very few
changes are being found In the re-
count. Mr.. Meredith's majority at
the present stage of proceedings is
80.
There Is no material change In the
vote OF the other candidates Mt the
different precincts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
MRS. HUTCHINSON
PASSES A away
WELL KNOWN WOMAN DIES ATAp-
VANcEp AGE At HOME OF
HER DAUGHTER.

Airs. Catharine Hutchinson passed
away last eevning shortly before nine
o'clock at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Thomas w. Arnett. on Locust
avenue. Mrs. Hutchinson had been
seriously Ill for several weeks from a
complication of diseases and the end
was not unexpected Mrs. Hutchinson
was the widow OF James l.. Hutchin.
son and was IS years OF age. and had
resided in this vicinity ali her life,
She was formerly Miss Cathnrine Jol.
life. Since the death of her husband
she had resided with her children. Mrs.
Arnett. Messrs. NJ. l.. Hutchinson and
Clyde Hutchinson.
Five sisters and three brothers also
survive her. namely. Mrs. Tillie Mer.
rifeld. Mrs. Amanda Carter. Mrs. s. f.
B. Kramer. Mrs. D., o. Morgan. Mrs.
Mary Joliiffe, Messrs. Bryce and Thorn.
as JollIce and James Jollifre. +
While Mrs. Hutchinson's death was
not unexpected. 1t has fallen us a
heavy blow upon the members of her
family and wide circle OF devoted
friends.
She was woman Of unusual charac.
ter. was IN earnest Christian, having
been a member OF the NJ. p. Church
since. childhood. In her home she fwaa
an excellent mother and gis::.. gis::....sif mo other.
and the greatest sorrow prevails In
many hearts to-day occasioned by her
death. ssi-5 s
Shortly before her death. she ex-
pressed adesire that her pastor. Rev.
Broomfield, and Rev. Barnes, OF Christ
Church. might visit her and hold pray.
er services, and it was but a half hour
after this that her soul passed peace:
fully away.
Funeral services will be held on
Friday afternoon nt three, o'clock nt
the residence OF Mr.. T. w. Arnett and
will be In charge of Rev. J. C.. Broom
Held. assisted by Rev. w. J. Eddy. In.
terment will be made In Woodlawn
cemetery. Undertaken R. c. Jones In
charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Delegates Have Been Named
To Convention On Saturday

+ ef.-= ~
Price. c. w. Hawkins. l. N. Wetzel
A.. s. Fleming. j. e. Powell.
Lincoln District.
M. N. Martin. Ellis Heflin. H L.
Morris. Gilbert II. Musgrave, Elisha
Brumage. Z.
Mannington District.
J.. T.. Criss. +. Ward Beatty. James
Devore. W. o. Efaw. W.. C.. Watson.
J. t. koen. ]. o. Hney. C. F.. Jolliffe.
J. D. Charlton. E. E. Christy. w. s.
FurbecsJ. NJ. Barrack. a. f4
PawpaW District. q, $50
w Calvin Haught. J. A. Hess. j. J.
TalkinEton. B. D. Satterheld.
Union District. +
Harry Shaw. George Shoemaker.
Hank SatterfieId. John r.. Wilson. o.
2. Morgan. E. F. Morgan. G. R. Rob-
inson.
Winfield District
A. B. .Jolliffe. Eldridge Carter. ia.
cob Carpenter
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16

Af Fl-aSSs
AS will be seen In our advertis.
Ing columns. Colonel Thomas Benton
Wilgus has concluded to contest with
many others for the nomination for
sheriff of Monongalia county. Colon.
81 WilGus will bring into the canvass
a CHEEKY and hopeful disposition. that
will make friends for him in every
community he visits. He is thor.
ough.going Republican and a man of
tried party fealty.
He Is well known in the county as
speaker of rare eloquence. and his
enthusiasm In anything he undertakes
is OF an all-pervading and contagious
character. He Is also a man of indom.
liable energy. backed by business cx.
perience which places him in the
ranks Of contestants for the honor as
a most formidable opponent.
Colonel Wilgls has a winning per.
sonality and is gentleman Of Wide
attainments. AS a platform orator hc
has gained more than local fame
through his admirable and entertaining
lecture on Abraham Lincoln. One OF
the features Of his candidacy will be
the speaking tour he II will make
throughout tho county. which is calcu.
lated to make the other candidates sit
up and take notice. but the contest
win be devoid OF detractiong OF their
merits and eondustsd along friendly
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Nothing In Them
Says Mr.. Dillon
lcLAIMs PEoNAGE CASES AGAINST
NEW RIVER COMPANY ARE
| GROUNDLESS.

CHARLESTON. April 1G.-Hon. C.
w. Dillon. OF Fayetteville. counsel for
the officials of the New River compasly
who were indicted before the federal
grand jury mt Huntington last week
on Il charge of reOnage. was In the
city last night. Tomorrow he will np.
pear before the court where 1t will be
decided whether or not the cases will
be tried ut the present term or will be
continued. The defendants went to
Huntington Monday and entered into
recoEnizance for their appearance
Friday.
While Mr.. Dillon talked but little OF
the cases he expressed the belief that
there was practically nothing In them
He stated that there would be no con-
LESSONS. as was the case with the
Ritter Lumber company and that those
following the cases believed that they
would fall to pieces when they come
to trial.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
TROOPS MAY Be
CALLED out
TO oUELL RIOT CAUSED BYTRoU.
BILE OVER STREET CAR
STRIKE.
(By United Press,

CHESTER. Pa. April 1G.-Serlous
rioting marked the attempt of the
street railway company to operate its
cars early this morning with strike
breakers imported from New York. A
score OF fights followed the appear.
ance OF the cars on the street as n re.
suit of which one strike breaker and
n special officer are badly wounded.
Ten others who were also clubbed and
beaten have been taken to hospitals.
The police have been ordered to quell
the disturbance Mt any cost. IL they
fail. troops will be called out.
When the traction company decided
to attempt to operate cars. the strik.
ers gathered near the barns. When
the first car got opposite where they
were gathered. it was met with II fusil-
atle OF shots. Motorman Greisncyer. n
strike breaker. was wounded. Forty
shots or more were fired. many going
through the car windows. Railway Of
ficials then decided not to attempt to
run the cars and have put 1t up to the
Chester authorities to furnish sufn.
cient protection to operate the lines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Complete Programme of Excersises For
The State Sunday School Convention
n The State Teacher Training Depart

In The State Teacher Training Dem ri
ment.
Temple Auditorium. President A
j. Hiatt. D. D.. presiding.
$50 Songs with the True Hear,
Rins-Messrs. Tullar-Meredlth. N. Y
Prayer by the Rev. L. E. Peters, OF
! Clnrksburg.
s:00-The Word. our convention
theme-Rev. Leonard W. Striker, al
Wheeling. I
s:ao-convention Offering.
s:45-The Workman that Needeth
Not to be Ashamed-Dr. Jesse l.,
Hurlbut. Bloomfield. N. Y.
Author OF Revised Normal Lessons
s:15-PublIc Recognition Service
IIyre d. Clark. D. D.. Buckhannon,
State Teacher Training superintend.
ent.
9:so-I AM the Bread of Life
Rev. Ernest Bourner Allen. D. D.,
Toledo. Ohio.
Benediction.
Adjournment.
Wednesday Morning.
Early Sectional Meetings, Temple
Lecture Room.
$500 to 300 ~ Cabinet Meeting,
conducted by Mr.. F. T. Cartwright.
MoundsvIlle. assisted by W. C. shnfer,
DR.. A. J. Hiatt, DR.. NJ. M. Reppard,
Rev. A. B. Wlthers. Ferris Miller.
Miss II. v. Graham. Stark A. White,
W. Fl. Wolfe. Rev. c. a. Mcdonald.
Methodith Episcopal Auditorium.
< $3.50 to 9:00-Father's Meeting -
Conducted by Rev. L.. e Peters: and
Rev. w. n. Fields. +, Z,
NetAodist Episcopal Auiitsrt1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16

Below is list of the delegates to
the First district Delegate convention
to be held in Fairmont next Satur.
day afternoon. Hon. Chas. w. Town
send. of Michigan. will be present and
make an address and Congressman
Hubbard will be here also. The con
ventIon will meet at one O'Clock. !,
Two delegates and two alternates
to the National Republican, 4 5conven.
tion Mt Chicago will be selected and
one elector for the ticket this fall will
be named. The full list of delegates
for Marion county by districts Is as
follows: Il Z,
Grant District.
David ,Kfd,ier. J. n Wilson. John H.
Manley. J. n. Wood. s5
Fairmont District.
a Howard Fleming. w. E. Arnett.
John L.: Lehman. John Henshaw. r.
E. Morgan. c. L., Mussrave. w. r.
Crane. Clark Morgan, George NJ.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Merry Go Rpnnds sale

s 4
The Merry Go Rounll sale belpg con.
Quoted by the ladies' OF the First Bap.
tist church, opened this afternoon and
will remain open during the evening.
The Sunday school room has been at.
tractively arranged with the various
booths. an American booth and the
German; booth where dishes forming a
substantial supper can be obtained are
'apnropriately, decorated in flags of the
countries. and the dishes are appro.
pirate to the culinary arts OF the ma
tion. An Ice cream booth is appro-
priately hung in white and the Japan.
ese booth has much the appearance OF
a Japanese sun parlor.
A display OF fancy work. which in.
cludes quantity of useful articles. ms
aprons. sun hats and bonnets, ETC., is
on sale, as are also fine assortment
Of cakes and homemade candies. The
educated goose arrived on time and
has a pen In corner OF the room. Re-
member. he has a most melodious
quack which he values at five cents n
1nack. and pretty present will so
with each qunck.
The lunch booths will be open Mt
$50 and the ladies extend an invita-.
tion to the public to take supper with
them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
a ore
4. Dan J !. "a ger OF
Strike
Agreement Has
Been Reached
cav United / press.)

BY United fTebb'J ~. q
TD11EDO, Ohio, April 1G.---With the
90% cent wage sclle and two year
contract agreed upon between the min.
ers and operators. subcommittee
composed of two miners and two .op-
Serators from each State. Is now work
ling out the agreement In detail:st "A
5nnmber or demands made by either
side have been surrendered. Minor
local alstlifferenccs Will be left for set.
Element to The respective districts.
One tof the most important things that
will be beSrecommendea by the sub-com.
nittee to the Joint convention Is the
Joint resolution signed by represents.
Stives of the operators and miners con.
edemning any action on the part OF
either miners or operators which may
result In work suspension In any mine
I'M the central competitive field. In
case differences arise. nn effort will be
madeEtos settle them between the par,
ties. 4. Il ~ 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16

liam K. Bodley. John: Beckett, Henry
eWnrtztacker. James stedmAn. Ernest
Metzner VIII Caldwell. Or. ID. H. Tay.
lor. n. E. Whitaker Harry Eberlins,
John Cummins. Frank Bowers. Chris
kalbitzer. Henry Steck. r. b. Hobbs.
Philip koontz. DR.. p. l.. Armbrecht,
George Laughlin. H. C. Ogden, James
n. Beans. r. NJ. Maxwell. Will H Cur.
tbs. Port Glass. William nj. Wadell,
Charles Schuck. III. c. C.iUnderwood. NYil.
liam II. Clemans, John n. Reid. a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
On the Move,

James IT. Bowman and family have
moved 10 215 Albert Court.
Miss Nellie Knight has moved from
11S Clay street TO room 16 Irwin
building. Clnrksbnrg.
Albert Dunbaugh and family have
moved from lit Virginia avenue to
T02 Fourth street.
Peter Gilmer and family have NOV.
ed from 1117 Virginia avenue to 702
Fourth street.
William Steering has moved from
street.
Richard M. Flaherty has moved
from lit Virginia avenue to S2S Be
noni avenue.
Louis Gardner and Edward Bicker
stnff have moved from 500 Castor
avenue to 40 Sixth street.
Misses Kate Butcher and Opa'
Butcher have moved from 20e Third
stree. to 429 Walnut avenue 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
:Ba e: Z, d d Ol'ads s
9; |: Z ause %. 5
-OubZe
.PO Authorities l,.l1
Are Arouse ed

Some OF the county roads are In a
bad condition and attention has been
called to 1t by p. 3v. Det;raw. Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General, who
wrote a letter to Postmaster Fleming.
The letter reads: sll 'i5s
April 4. 1908. /
The Postmaster. 3ii K : y
Fnirmont. w. Va.
Sir-The department has this day
called the attention of road officials
to bad condition Of roads on route 1,
2. 3. 4. and as Indicated In your
report on form N-T55
You will also take up the matter
with the patrons interested. and in
form that unless, the roads are proper.
ly repaired end rendered passable as
soon as the conditions OF wenther will
permit. 1t may be found necessary to
Withdraw service from the roads af.
fected.
YOU will Ereport results to this Office
at the expiration of ninety days from
date. orEsooner Il faction shall have
been taken! 3.zs 2.
Very respectfulIy..
p. ". DeGRAW.
Fourth Asst. Post,paster General.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Ohio County Candle date Names
Delegates to Fairmont& C convention

WHEELING. April 1G.-The dele.
gates appointed by John g. Hoffman,
fJr- to the Fairniont district delegate
convention. that meets Saturday, April
Is. 1905. at Fairmont. for! the selec;
tion OF two district delegates to the ma.
tinna1 convention at Chicago and two
alternates. are as follows:
4a Gen. Morris Horkheimer. Dr. George
W. Otto. William T. Otto. William H.
Hearne. Carl Hamilton. Morgan Hart.
John Wallace. George Phillips. H.5W.
Fair. Edward MInard. NJ. a.. Chew VII.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Meet In This
City Next w eek

The t%enty-siXth annual State con,
vention of the Sunday School Asso.
CLINTON of this State will observe the
following programme. Tuesday. We'd.
nesday and Thursday. April 81. %
and 23 at Fairmont:
Monday Night.
Meeting OF executive committee.
Tuesday Afternoon.
Temple Auditorium. President A.
J. Hiatt. D. D.. presiding.
2:0o-openins Service of song
Messre. Tullar-Meredith. N. Y.
c:30--The Key to Johns Gospel
Rev. c. A. Isner. St Marys.
a:00-DeDartment Cabinet conduct.
ed by General Secretary.
a:!o-Report OF Temperance SUI
perintcident, DR.. NJ. M. Reppard,
Middlehourne.
3:4E--The Bottle and the Boy
Rev. I. w Lane, Wheeling.
4:1h---'rhe Aflrmations OF Jesus
and their significance. Rev. Ernest
Bourner Allen. D. D., Toledo. Ohio.
/ First Baptist Church. Elementary
Section. Mrs. Martha ". Graham. pre-
siding.
3:45-Great Mass Meeting OF Chill
dren-Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, Spe-
ciallst. International Field Worker.
Peoria. III.
Tuesday Night.
Recognition Service for Graduates
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Additional !! ID Al Society
Surprise Party.

Frank Amos. a member OF the Sc.
nior Class OF the High school, was Civ
en- surprise party last evening by
the members of his class. the occasion
being the anniversary OF his birth.
The guests included the members of
the class as follows: Miss Virginia
Riggs. Goldie swigcr. Stella Wise. Nell
swearingen. Katharine Donham. Mar.
tha Brown, Ada Talkington. Messrs.
Preston Crowell. Ernest Bell. Harry
Pitzer. Paul and Curt Amos
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Table IumhIers chaap.

Tomorrow in Hartley's basement
You can buy for 29c doz. best quality
table Tumblers that sell regularly for
1 5ocs doz, These are light and clear
and OF best quality lead blown glass.
Quantity is limited to 2 doz. to a Gus.
toner and the price, 200.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Are In Italy.

The latest news from Miss MarEeur.
lite Annette. who Is travelling abroad
In company with Mrs.C c. II. Patterson
OF Morgantown. and Miss Daisy John,
Stated that they were in Florence
Italy. and would remain in that comn.
try for few weeks longer From Italy
they will go to- Germany. where they
will make the trip down the Rhine.
and Will be entertained at verey by
relatives Of the late Prof. Chollett. OF
the w. ". u. rsss.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Civil Service Examination.

The local board Of examiners con-
lucted civil service examination at
the local postoftfce yesterday. Elmus
G. Price. of Independence. took the
test for observer In the weather bu-
reau and Benjamin Smith. of Bridge
port. took the test for book.keeper In
the Philippine service. H
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Called Hom. bx Mo,her,a llln ess.

Called Home by Mothers Hin ess.
Mrs. Hattie Nicholson arrived to-day
from Atlantic City. called by the seri.
ous illness OF her mother. Mrs. Thos.
HouEh. Mrs. HOush's condition re.
mains very grave. and 1t Is thought
that the end Is very near. All of her
children are mt her bed side with the
exception OF a son Fred. who is en-.
route home from the west and Is ex.
pected to arrive within the next day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Royal Welcome
$ExTENpEp TO BLuEJAckETS AS
.sss THEY REACH THE SHORE.
fBy United Press J

ssSS SAN DIEGO, Cal. April 1G.-Not
yet tired OF welcoming the blueiack-
Gets and marines of the American fleet.
thousanils OF citizens and visitors
were early Mt Coronado Bench to wit
mess the debarkatfo OF thousands of
sailors who were given shore leave
to-day AZ
The principal events OF today will
8 he the regatta In which the warship
crews Will participate and the field
sports.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Fell Down stainuau

While descending flight OF stairs
ut her home on Quincy street this
morning. Mrs. J. NJ. Hartley fell down
the stairway breaking n bone OF her
shoulder. The break is one which
only perfect rest can mend and sew
eral weeks will elapse before she is
able to use her arm at all.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
SB g @. Earnings
sSHoWa BIG SAILING OFF FROM
THOSE OF A YEAR AGO.

NEW YORK. April 1G.-The March
monthlya stntement Of the Baltimore
and Ohio to-day shows decided de-
Z crease In the corporations net earn
ings The gross earnings for the
month tntalled $5.310.G40 as compared
with $G,493. .268 a year ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Worst Is Over
FLOOD IN MoNTANAI suBSlpING
AND BIG SHELTER is
SAFE.
(By United Press i

fBy United Press.)
HELENA. Mont, April 16-It Is be.
liered to-day that the worst OF the
flood is over Mt Great Falls and that
the big Boston and Montana smelter
is safe. Relief was afforded by dyna-
hitting the Black Eagle dam In the
Missouri river yesterday. Loss from
the flood Is estimated at nearly mil
lion,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
$3.50 to 9:oo-Mothers' Meeting
by Mrs. C. NJ. Wright.

conducted by Mrs. C. NJ. Wright.
Wednesday Morning.
President A. j.. Hiatt. D. d., pre-
siding.
$500 = Songs and Praise-Messrs
Tullar and Meredith. N. Y.
9:15-Prayer for the Field Workers
Rev. s. c. Jones. Parkersburg.
9:2o-county Honors Bestowed
General Secretary. "
Present Star. Present Banner, Pre-.
sent Banner, Present.
Announce the Apportlonment for a
Key-Word for the year.
9:45-Report OF the Executive
committee, DR.. C. H. Humble. Parkers-
burg.
10:1o-As tho General Secretary
Sees it-Mr. William C. shafer. of
Wheeling.
10:3o-stocking UP for 19Os-e-
State President Hiatt. Moundsville.
11:3o-I AM the Good Shepherd,
Rev. Ernest Bourne. Toledo. Ohio.
12:00-Adojurned. 4.
Noontime lunch.
12:30-Pilgrlmage Banquet Mr..
L. W. Nuttall. presiding.
Temple Lecture Room
1:15:1:45-Tencher Training Drill
the Lords Land-Conduoted By Dr.,
Jesse L. Hurlbut. y
Methodist Episcopal Auditorium.
1:15-1:45-Personal Workers. class,
conducted by hlr. Charles II. Mutual.
Washing gton., D. G. 9.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
&REeiss Is Dead
MAN WHO SHOT HIS WIFE AND
4 THEN HIMSELF PASSED
,.l AWAY TODAY.

:sGs ECONOMY. Pa, April 1G.--William
GReiss, who shot and killed his wife
the night OF April s. and then shot
i himself died 1T the hospital this
morning. His death was due to an
abscess on the brain. the result OF a
I bullet wound.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Left For Terra Alta

Miss Josephine Hough and guest,
Mrs. Stewart. OF Chester. Pa. went to
Terra Alta to-day to visit the formers
sister. Mrs. VIII Pinnell. Little Miss
Mildred Pinnell, who hnd been the
guest OF her grandmother for several
weeks. accompanied them homo,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
Saturday EXCHANGE.

. The Altar Guild Of Christ p. e.
Church will hold an exchange ON Sat.
urday in the room ON Main street be
Ing vacated by shurue1 q Welton.
Pies. cakes, home made bread. etc..
win be on sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16
I,Wo Were Shot
I'm cattle POLICE AND
ss;sff BAND o EoF51lGHWAYMEN r. THIS
VI i;sss ~ "a M o RNING.
.fBX United Press.l

SSSs IS SSSisPORTLAND. Oregon. April 16.-In
IA battle between a posse of police and
Sseveral .highwaymen here this morning
zone iicer and u baniIit were shot
Thereshad been a number OF holdnps
In the evening and policemen were
sent to make the arrests.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-16

II. r. Craig. formerly employed by
the Fairmont Brewing Company. has
accepted a position with the p,lrchas-
Ing department Of the Fairmont Conl
Company.