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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CiTY

WILL
frame; four families. three stores annual
rental s., 656. HAYWARD & MANNING, lis
Market st.
THIRTEENTH Az. corner Wallace st.-Three-
story frame; store first floor; S-story double
adjoining; best business site In the city will
Market st.
house in rear, Q lots; sacrifice; 50, 500. HAY
WARD & MANNING. 1s Market st.
Mr.. BUILDER, your attentionl-sixteen lots.
30 FEET wide; al im ny 6Coe hne section Of
W Ealf 8Ts e MAE RT,as sis'G 9Gs Market asiaa 4 st. over HAY
1RyING.TroaNN-cozy, s-roOn house; lot 2sxi2s;
WARD d MANNING, 11s Market st.
three baths: price IS, 800: $500 cash: rents for
$500 year. HAYWARD 81 MANNING, 1s
Market st.
EAST oRANGE-Three-story brick. limestone
trim. a-fanily; all modern improvements; 2
minutes to station; price 1890; will take good
lots as part payment. See HAYWARD G. MAN
MING, 1s Market ct.
wTTQUAHIc ~PARK-New two-famiiy, u
rooms: all improvements: Sc. 600. HAYWARD
a MANNING. 11s Market st.
sCHHERER A~v.-Two-famiiy: two lots; every
improvements, $1,000. HAYWARD \ NAN
NORWOOD sT.-ssoO cash. sos monthly; new
3-family; all improvements; price IS. 900.
HAYWARD & MANNING. 11s Market Fl.
sACRIFTcn,Mqdern 1,fsmily; imSroyement,;
Market st.
block from Clinton av. price $500. HAE-
WARD & MANNING, 1s Market ct.
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BOARDERS and roomers wanted; also table
guests: newly furnished roons: all improve
ments; convenient TO trolIeys and c. r. n. l5a
Culver av.. Jersey City.
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YOUR CHANCE-10-room. 2-famiiy; 4-roon
house in rear, . lots; sacrifice; 81, 500. HAY
WARD &c MANNING. 1lS Market ST.
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rooms; all Improvements; steam heat; lo
116x230. electric lighted; $500; $1,000 cash
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AV.-Buslness corner. 3-story
frame; four families, three stores; annual
rental S1,656. HAYWARD & MANNING, lis
Market st.
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THIRTEENTH Az. corner Wallace st.-Three
story frame; store first floor; 3-story double
adjoining; best business site I'm the city; will
be sold cheap. HAYWARD & MANNING. lis
Market st.
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FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

EMMETT ST. 11s-Four large rooms; nrst floor;
improvements; rent SIP; possession Immediate
~. CHAS. WEIGAND g. CO.. 1876 Market st.
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TIgN-ROOM dwelling. bath, every improve
ment; open fireplace; gas and electric light;
double floors on first story; lot 50xls5: price
81. 600; nc. reasonable terms refused, Address
Ridge.
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SUMMER Nv, 377-One-famiIy house, 10
rooms; bath and laundry: all modern improve
ments; rent reasonable, PHILIP ]. BOWERS
& O IS9 Market st.
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BARCLAY ST, III, corner R~ose-Five rooms
and bath; pantry. Inquire top floor.
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BATHGATE PL., 2S-Five rooms, all improve
ments; rent cheap; steam heat. Opposite
Roseville depot. HE 81
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MI. your ttentioni-Sixteen lots
30 feet wide; all improvements; fine section o
East Orange; price sl2. 600; think 1t over. A
WARD & MANNING. 11S Market st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house and 8 lots for
sale; $500 down: easy monthly payments
price IS, 900. NEW JERSEY HOMES CO., 12
Market St, Room 30. Open Monday. Wednes.
day and Saturday evenings.
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81, 00o-S25 PER ONT buys s-room house
S5.35 New York committing. WHITNEY, Del
ewanna, N. ]. Take Passaic trolley.
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ATHENA

FREE EXCURSION SUNDAY.
Lots c5x100. 5000: s. down, So per month. Fer
tickets apply NRW JERSEY HOMES o 1i2
Market ST.. Room 21o, Open Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings.
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NEW one-farnily brick houses; Q rooms and
bath; all improvements; steam heat; elegant
location: easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER,
II Harrison av.. Harrison.
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1RvINGTON-cozy, Groom house; lot 2sxl25
price IS, 900: small amount of cash. HAY
WARD & MANNING, 118 Market st.
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ONE-FAMILY BARGAIN.
IS, 900 buys choice house. with ten rooms.
bath and laundry; in good location on Summer
av., close to trolley, school and churches;
building in good condition.: has all improve
ments. not much cash required; balance on
terms 10 suit: don't miss this, PHILIP J.
BOWER & CO. 1879 Market st.
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SOUTH 18TH ST, near Clinton av.-Cozy s.
room house; improvements; s25. DE RICHIE
MOND. S7S Broad.
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COME and see this new house; all improve
ments: nickel plumbing; 8 rooms and bath
terms to suit the buyer. r. ALLEN. 13
Midland ev.. Arlington. N. ].
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

HOuSE-Eight large rooms; all improvements
rent reasonable; half months rent Tree IRON
October l. INQUIRE $50 Bloomield av.
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HOUSES ranging in price from 81. $50 to s5, 900;
also farms. timber lands. etc. FRANK
CRAIG, 1s Midland av., Arlington. N. J.
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ORCHARD ST. fcentrail--Brick house, ]
rooms; all improvements; suitable for board
ers; rent moderate. DE RICHEMOND, Isea
Estate, Insurance and Loans. s76 Broad.
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FOR S~ALE-Houses. 81. 900 to 1000; new ones
S., 300; every Improvement; send for circular.
AMANN. 14S Midland av.. Arlington. NJ. J.
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FOR SALE-Six-room house; all improve
ments, including bath; lot 25x100; near rail-
road and trolley; price SO, 900; owner leaving
town and must sell; bargain for quick buyer.
l.. GRoSSMAN, sos Hickory st, Arlington.
N. 7.
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SIX DON and bath: all improvements
steam heat; SIS per month, Apply DAVlI
II Harrison av.. Harrison.
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REAL ESTATE Fop EXCHANGE
BoARpERs WANTED.

COURT ST. sS-Pleasant rooms. with board:
improvements; steam heat; table board;
home cooking.
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SElTZ.pElEEER nEALrY co.

Julius T.. Seitz, Pres. John I. Pfeifer, Sec.
u Real estate bought, sold and rented.
Rents collected.
= Telephone 52s1. Tss Broad ~.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
central business property, as It Is rapidly in
creasing in value: VIC have a brick building
on South Orange av., near the junction; large
store. two rooms In rear, two fats above; will
be sold cheap TO quick buyer: make as an Of
fer. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO, 1879 Mar
ket At.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

ARLINGTON. N. J.-For sale. best located IL
room house, desirable deep corner: building
lots. near Elm 1T. station, $3.50 up; near West
Arlington, 50x145, 81. 200 up; all on EILSME-
MIUS'S TRACT; streets Improved and mac
adamized terms TO suit. Arlington Office.
Kearny and Eilshemius avs, or IL. @. ELL
SHEMIUS. 25 Broadway, New York.
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COURT ST, II, second door from Broad
Pleasant light rooms. with board; centrally
located; all improvements: table board.
GRANT ST. IA and 26-Heated rooms. good
board; one block from D., L. & ". station.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-05
IMPORTANT
CASES IN SU-
PREME COURT

washington. ID. G. Jan. l.--Many
cases are on the docket for early hear
ins In The United States Supreme
Court. which convenes tomorrow. az
ter the holiday recess. One Of The
most important Of these cases IL the
rebate case against the Great North
ern. In which tho company IL under
sentence to pay . flne Of $4,000. This
Is the case In which the company re-
sisted the Elkins law. under which
the lne Was imposed. ON the ground
that Il was repealed BY the railroad
rata law At the last session Of con-
grcss.
Another case on the docket for hear
Ing this week IL that Of the United
States w. Adrian H. I4arkin. Of New
York. involving the posssssion Of jew-
elry belonging to the late Cassie L.
Chadwick The government attempt
ed to seize the jewelry on the ground
that II had been smuggled.
san another important case to be
taken up IL the suit involving the
question a. to whether tenants on
the land owned BY the University Of
the South sre subject TO taxation. un-
der the laws Of Tennessee. The case
Affects nearly all the residents Of the
town Of sswanee. ysennessee. where
the university b located.
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900 DAM
AGE SUIT

New York. Jan. 4.--rhe ss.00o. 900
damage suit Of the American Ia.
mana Company. Of Mobile. Alabama.
against the United Fruit Company will
BE- called for trial Monday In the Unit
ed States circuit court In this city.
Parties In Boston. New York and
throughout the South are involved In
the case. which already has attracted
widespread attention. The suit is bas-
cd upon alleged damages to the In
terests Of the American Banana Co.. at
0adocan. . port near Bocas del Zorro.
that the. American Banana Co.. Is pro-
noting. and also. to the interests Of
the sdme company In Costa Rica.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-05

Washington. ian. THE president
has requested the resignation Of Ern-
est q. Baeleson. surveyor general OF
Idaho. This announcement vas made
at the white house BY Senator Hep
burn. who said there was general dis
satisfaction with Mr.. Eagleson's sd-
miListrat'on Of his office aud com
plant has been made by the interior
department.
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1900 BACK
TO WORK

Reading. Pa. Jan. l.-Ths Rolling
Mills Of the American Manufacturing
Company In Lebanon. and this city.
will resume operations tomorrow. CIV
Ing employment to a total Of about
1900 hands. The plants have bssn
shut down for three weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-05

Austin. Tex. Jan. Arthur Ter.
rell. son OF Judge A. W. Terrell. died
Of pneumonia. He recently returned
to Austin from Oklahoma City.
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Continued Until Friday

Carson City. New. Jan. Try stip-
ulation the Goidfield injunction case
has been continued until Jan. 10.
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To Entertain offIeers.

Rio de- Janerio. Jan. $.--Atiantic
flect officers viii be entertained by
the Diariers club.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06
WENT CUNNING
FOR HIS WIFE
ALSO TOOK A FEW SHOTS AT HER
PARAMouR DID OTTO
MOSBY.

CLARKSBURG, Jan. 6. Sunday
night a few minutes before l o'clock
Otto Mosby, colored, tried to murder
his wife and Will Jacobs. colored, at
the corner Of Fourth and West Pike
streets. 1t appears that for some time
there, has been much estrangement
between Mosby and his better half.
Last night he located her at Green's
restaurant on Hewes street with ia
cobs and this SO enraged him that he
decided upon course that would for
ever cease their relations.
After seeing the couple together
Mosby came to the Pike street corner
and waited for their arrival. When
they arrived Jacobs remarked that he
would go no further, but Mosby re-
piled that as he had been with his
wife that night he could escort her
home. This was not satisfactory and
the two men came to blows. Mosby
not satisfied with fighting Jacobs at
tackled his wife and struck her sew
eral blows. Then the two pulled their
revolvers and began firing.
The reports OF the revolvers soon
attracted large crowd to the scene.
but Mosby being on his guard beat
hasty retreat down IKE street and
SO far has succeeded in Guiding the Of
GERS.
oflcer George Howe, who was near
when the firing began, arrested ia
cobs and placed him in the lookup.
When searched there was on his per-
son a revolver, pair of knuekS and
little money. He was slightly in
jured on the chin by a blow.
The scene enacted. though brief,
was very exciting. People residing
near left their homes and ran there.
The reports Of tho revolvers and the
cries of Mrs. Mosby were heard for a
considerable distance. All shots went
wild OF their mark. one passing
through a window on the second floor
OF the Reed building over the Oak 90.
loon.
Mosby ia employed at the Perry
mines and does not visit the city very
often. The diticulty between him and
his wife is reported to be of long
standing and passed the reconciliation
point Jacobs is porter at locai
saloon and is well known in solorod
circles.
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u
~ - -. - - NA-1'5 Z,
&c oaAToRlo 81 TaE TEMpLE
Was wei Received BY Very Large
Audience Last Night.

Was wei Received BY Very Large
4, Audience Last Night.
The rendition Of the oratorio THE
seven Last words of Christ" at the
Methodist protestant Temple, last eve
ming was eminently successful in ev-
erv regard. The Temple choir has a
standing reputation for good singing
hut their work last evening has not
haen excelled for many years. the
solo and duet work of the Kinsey
brothers was very effective. and held
the rapt attention of the entire audi
ence. -,
The soprano solos were sung by Miss
Jean Ewing Pollock, Of Buckhannon'
This was Miss Pollock's first appear
.rce in Fairr,ont. End her singing was
greatly appreciated. Her interpreta-
ton of the spirit of the selections was
verv fine and the deep sympathy OF
her voice made tender the hearts OF
all present. Miss Pollock's manner
and voice gives large promise for a
sncceesful future in oratorio work.
Every available seat in the auditor
ium and Sunday school room was TAX
en-, and the crowd stood three and four
deep around the walls during the en-
tire service. Fully a thousand PEG
pie were present.
Much credit is due to Mr.. Clarence
R. Kinsey, the director, for the able
manner in which he has trained and
directed the chorus, ana 10 DR.. G. H
Duncan. who presided at the organ
and also to the orchestra composed OF
the following:
Prof. w. H. Omen, violin.
Mr.. Herbert Wyle, violin.
Mr.. Arlet Harm, cornet.
Mr.. A. c. Lyon. cello.
Mr.. Herbert willard. trombone.
The members of the chorus were as
follows:
sopranos-Mrs. John Gordon smyth
Miss Gertrude Dobson. Miss Maud
Jackson, Miss Emsie Mason. Miss Els
telle Hamilton. Mrs. Dayton Mayors
Miss Ruth Kelley and Miss Alice
Hawkins. !
Altos-Mrs. w. S. Hamilton, Miss
Nell Layman, Miss Dena Knight, Miss
lisa Jackson and Miss Florence Ro
sier.
Tenors-Dr. johnson, Mr.. R. E. Ma
son, Mr.. John Rock and Mr.. George
Miller.
Bassos-Mr. L. II. Randall, Mr.. Day
ton Mayors, Mr.. H. A. Roesler, Mr..
Clyde A. Hill. Mr.. Ernest Yost, Mr.
W. E. Watson and Mr.. H. L, Smith.
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WILL SEND
CHECK FOR 500
sHURTLEFF & WELToN RECEIVE
AN INTERESTING LETTER
FROM SHOE COMPANY.

The following letter shows the
proper spirit of the company repre-.
scented and we gladly give it publicity:
CAMPELLo, Mass,
January 3, 1908.
Messrs shurtlefr & welton,
Fairmont. w. Va.
Gentlemen:
We noticed in the daily press with
sorrow the news of the terrible mine
disaster which occurred in your city
some weeks ago. We also saw that
an attempt was being made to raise
fund for the support of the widows
and orphans.-made so by loss of the
male members of the families in the
disaster
The Grover disaster which occurred
in this city about three years ago has
left in our minds vivid realization
of the suffering caused by such cal
amity and we feel that 1t is our duty
to aid in every way possible to relieve
suffering when such terrible catastro-
Plies occur.
Our directors at their last meeting
voted that If fund is being raised
for the relief of suffering in this in
stance, same being administered and
controlled In such fashion as TO In
sure its distribution without dlshon-
esty or ravoritism to the relief OF the
real sufferers. that through you, our
agents OF the WALK-OvER shoe. they
would be glad to contribute $4,000.
II you will kindly write US in rela.
ton to the matter-that is whether
you can handle this distribution so
that we may be assured OF the money
reaching the proper people, we win
forward you our check for the amount.
Trusting that 1t may be OF some as
slstance. we are,
Yours respectfully.
GEO. 2. KEITH COMPANY,
ELDON 3. KEITH. Treas.
Mr.. Shurtlen In asking US to pub
lish the letter stated that he had writ
ten his company giving It the infor.
nation desired and that on receipt of
the check 1t would be turned over 70
the West vIrEinian's relief fund.
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Parkersburs Wedding.

Miss Leannah Caskey who has been
a most popular bride elect and tn,
honor guest at so many charming
functions will be married Wednesday
evening to Mr.. William E. Lang, at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
". e. Caskey in the presence OF
quite a company OF guests. The
ceremony will be followed by a recep.
tioR at the home Of the bride and
groom on Eighth notwithstanding
Sentinel.
Miss Minnie Fleming left yesterday
for Parkersburs and will be a guest
at the wedding.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06

Mrs. Catherine Hall, widow, OF
wapakoneta, o., recently discovered
that she owed 1910 back taxes, GOV.
ering six years, in which she suppos-
ed her father had paid them, when
she voluntarily paid up in full.
NJ. Louis Lombard, the composer.
has gone to San Reno to superintend
the production OF his opera, Ere
sinola," which is to have the Arst Of
its four representations on Jsnusry 1s,
at the Casino, in thai plaqs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06
Found Here
MAN CHARGED WITH STEALING
LOCATED IN THIS CITY
BY OFFICERS.

Saturday C. W. Kinder. Of Ocean
mines. Harrison county. swore out \
warrant for Fred shouse charging him
with stealing from him at his home
$4,000 and = gold watch. Learning
what action had been taken shouse
left for Falrmont. Ohicers Shrader
and White came to Fairmont Sunday,
where they arrested Shouse and took
him back He was given a hearing
this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06
seven O'Clock DInner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis at their
home at SIS Preston street, enter
tanned several Fairmont friends at
a delightful 7 O'Clock dinner Friday
evening. The Fairmont party mr..
rived on the $3.50 o'clock car and
was met at the interurban station
and escorted to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Davis and they left for
home on the 1o:3o o'clock car. The
fluctuations during the evening vera
quite pleasant and enjoyable. The
guests from Fairmont were Mrs. Min.
ME Martin. Miss Margaret Ice, Miss
lneE Jacobs. Mr.. N. E. Jamison. and
Mr.. R. o. Kendall.-Clarksburg Tele'
gram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06
Engine Blew Up
ENGINEER BURIED UNDER DE-
RRIs BUT WAS RESCUED
ALIVE.

Engine Ne. 177S. helper ON the 3.
and o. between Piedmont and Alta
mont, blew up this morning at $50.
Engineer Frank Smith was buried I'M
der the debris and it was thought at
first that he was killed, but he was
gotten out alive. The fireman jumped
or was thrown OF and escaped nh.
hurt. Traflc was delayed several
hours, No. : getting to Clarksburg
about four hours late.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06
big Fan AT No. 8
WILL BE REBUILT As COON As
POSSIBLE = WORK BEGAN
TODAY.

Tho work on the foundation for the
big fan that viii be rebuilt at Nouon-
gah mine was started to-day. The
trenches for the concrete work were
dug. Tho damaged pieces have been
shipped to ConneIlsytlle. where they
win be remolded and when finished.
which will take about two weeks. will
be shipped back here. 1t win take
about month before the fan win be
In working order.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06
Miss kaspar sang at white House.

Miss Kaspar sang at White House.
Miss Franceska Kaspar, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Josef Kaspar. and who
made such a pronounced success AT
the musicale in the White House on
Friday evening, left yesterday for
New York. where she will be the guest
for week of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Lorlns. in their Fifth avenue homo
Miss Kaspar will give a song recital
later in the month in the Peabody Con-
seFyatory. Baltimore. hor mothers M.
tive ptaoe aad her fathers FIRST homo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06
Court News.

Elias Anthony VS.. Alphonse Peters,
Circuit Court, In chancery: January
rules. w. H. Conway attorney for
plaintiff.
The First National Bank OF Newburg
frame ct al. Circuit Court,
debt; January rules. Nicely and Live
~ attorneys for plaintiff.
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FIRST YENLRE
fContinued From Page One,

CONTINUED From Page one.)
ed to keep the jury under surveillance.
when the roll of veniremen was called
twenty men failed to respond. Justice
Bowling Immediately assessed a fine
of $3.50 against each. William F. Mil
Ter, the first talesman was called.
He said he knew White we'll and be-
lieved he could render verdict solely
according to evidence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-06
Returned to School.

Misses Nola and Mary Mckinney
who had been spending the holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
8. Mckinney, left last night for Bal
timore to resume their studies. Miss
Mckinney is a student at an Art
School and Miss Mary is pupil at
the Girls Latin School.