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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Bomb Throwing In Camden County

/. e.. Hammers blacksmith shop,
eight mics north Of Shetland, Camden
COUNTY, vas destroyed b. dynamite late
Saturday night.
Last Wednesday evening, while Ham
mef and ms family were at supper, a
bomb Has thrown at their lous", but fell
IN the yari, and exploded, without doing
damage. A warrant was sworn ont for
arrest Of a man who is charged with hav.
my thrown the bomb. lie has been n.
waiting trial on the charge Of assauit!uy
Hammers daughter.
He was unable 10 give bond. and has
been kept in custody Of a constable, there
being 10 adequate Jail at o,ou,land. The
constable is sure that the man could not
have dynsmited Hammers shop as the
accused was a, his house all the time.
An effort is being made 10 secure blood.
hounds 10 put on the trai! Of the dyna'
inter Post. Jefferson City.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
NOTES rRoM Mks. G. n. WHITE

The Wonians Christian Temperance
profitable meeting a, the Baptist church
last "Wednesday. Reports Of the Con.
yen,!on were read by Miss Lille Moore
aud Mrs. Bfiscoe. -Four applied for
membership. two Of them being present.
We are always glad 10 receive ue" mem.
beers. We also received one honorary
member This is a good beginning for
the new year. Versailles Union ough, to
have a membership Of one hundred or
more. Many cities the size Of ours have
more.
last Wednesday began the convention
al year. We have done we'll The past
year, having received, and paid out Of
the treasury over $4,000. Perhaps the
treasurer will give us report for our
| column as people sometimes ask what
we do with our money. Mrs. ". W.
| Moore has been a perfect treasurer aud
We are fortunate IN having her. The
Union is in good condition, and ready
for better work the coming year.
1t ha, been a great pleasure to nj to
attend the pfo,racted meeting at Oak
Grove church the past ten days. Not
withatand!ng the intense heat, bad roads.
and dark nights, the house is fun Of men
and women. interested in the salvation Of
themselves, and their loved ones. Young
men and old men gather around the altar
and sing and pray. and help the pastor
~ every way they can, Of course the
women help too, and several have been
converted and have united with the
chu,ciI, but there are many intcr S'cd
set. The meeting is in charge Of &. y.
White. The best thing for every ON
munltv is a good Old fashioned revival,
and the OAK Grove people are having
one.
| The editor % the RErrBLICA% "is on
the square, - when We get crowded out
of our column Que week, W. claim Two
columns the next week. and we get it.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Fled From a Civil Marriage.

Scdalia, Mo, Aug. rs. Miss Mollic
Mn,hc,sbaugh, ~ years old, came here
from her home at Florence. Morgan
county, To DE married last nigh, to john
Gilmore, aged II, a merchant OF Eeainan,
pettis county. The guests were assem-
bied a, the home Of the brides sister,
Mrs. Joseph Eehl, and all was in readi-
ness for the ceremony, which was 10
haze been performed by Justice A. II.
Allen, OF Bowling Green township, when
the bride broke from the side Of her pros
I~cc.iyc husband and ran from ,hc house
shouting.
II wont be married ~ tina, man and
only half way married.
CONSERVATION Ieipned and a number
started it, pursuit Of the young woman,
but no, until four hours later was She
found Il, the Dclmar hotel, sleeping
aoundly IN a room TO which she had been
assigned by the clerk, who vas na"ar
Of "ha, had happened.
C!lnrc burst into tears az the uncs.
pectcd turn Of affairs and refused 10 be
cDmiortcd. All efforts to induce Miss
Mo,hcisbaugii to reconsider prov,d Of NJ
avail aud She returned 10 day to her
home III Florence without any cxplana.
nation other than that given above. Oh,
more j. sill! here but has about abandon.
cd all nnpc Of claiming Miss Mo,h"rs.
hauHh a, hls bride.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Disagreed able At Home.

Lots Of niei and woinen who are agree.
able with other get 'cranky' at home.
Its not disposition, its the liver, If you
find in yourself that you feel cross
around the house, little things worry
YOU, just buy a bottle Of Billiards. Her
binc and put your liver in shape. You
and everybody around you will feel bet.
Ger for it. rrio" - cents per bottle.
Sold by {. ID. Hunter.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
home beat their wives ssd make

coming home beat their wives ssd make
things unpleasant generally. We don't
doub: but that some men will find q way
to get whiskey, but the harder it is to
get, the better off they will he. Saloons
are going out Of the United States at the
rate Of 200 a week. II this keeps up long
enough, we will some day have a Nation
al prohibition of the liquor traffic. God
hasten the day.
The Delinea,or for September has an
interesting article on "Woman's Part in
the Prohibition Movement" Read it If
you can secure a copy. Many Of the
leading magazines are giving much
space 20 the Prohibition cause.
After Miss Shaucr's most excellent
address al the Baptist church, August
end, sis. went TO Bunceton; from there to
California, and Wednesday a part Of the
White Ribbon army gathered at Latham
and held their 9th annual convention Of
the lath district. There was a large and
cItIlusidstlC utItbdNIbH p'N'Shs VI" 'iN
Latham people entertained the conven-
ton royalty. We were all very much
pleased with the hospitality OF the I.ath-
am people. While the distance was not
great yet the men kindly run free car
riages TO and from the convention which
added much to the comfort of the dele
gates. Two young men served ice cream
to ihe delegates on a lawn close to the
church which Was very refreshing. Dele.
gates were present from California, Rus.
seville, Highpoin,, Elston, Barnett,
Latham and Versailles. with good iteiniz-
ed reports; Jefferson City and Bunceton
sen, in reports. The work is prosperous
and interesting. Among the good feat
ures of the convention, was an address
by Miss Sl!aner ,oa crowded house and
a gold medal contest, Miss Maggie Belle
Short, OF High Point, winning the medal
The Versailles delegation consisted OF
Mrs. Briscoc. Miss Lille Moore. {. n.
and Mrs. White.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

After speaking a, Yue pf these fairs.
he vas Walking uycr the grounds and
va, confronted by 4 saloon keeper, who
said to iJmch: " AN a liquor dealer,
and the managers Of hi, fair did a dirty
mean thing III getting yon here. This
fair represent, al. the industries, and
mine is legitimate business. lor t EN-
Il get Anybody here a, a public fair 10
brrug into dlsrcputc one Of the undustrica
oi the country is mean"
] sand: at doe, no, look as though
there was reason for your complaint.
My friend, | bciicYc you have been in
suited and If ! were IN your place. /
aould 20 over t. ~" PRESIDENTS office and
kick vi the biypc., ron they ever had ON
these grounds. You say this j, for all Of
the industries e the country" took
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

L U-watchwotds Organize. Educate.
Agi,a,e ". c. 7. l.. principles Total abstinence,
Prohibition Of the liquor trafici one standsfd Of
morals for men aud women. Home protection.
Eausi s,a rage. aud the teaching Of sciehtihc
temperance in the public schools.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
W. c. +. U. CSiu0a.

Through the courtesy VI enc REPUBLICAN, thiA
space is reserved for the ". e. T.. U. II Is edited
by its representatives. who are responsible for
nj, state ents which appear 10 It's columns.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

Il may be taken ipr granted tina,
most people prefer 10 spend their
money in the hons io"p il they can
get what they wact AZ REASONABLE.
,a,es. They are always on IN. look
out ios bargains. The catalogue
people are very we'll aware 81 this
tact. and they act Accordingly. 10
combat mail trade the Local merriam,
must realize tbs tact and get in line
with the spirit o. the age, which
snesss that he mis-. advertise. Post,
JsAsssss CITY.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

y J. Church, south Preaching "'"ry "uuftH at
u 4, II. and ~ = IA. tuilny p. hDri at o.Sn ~.
pr.y"f meeting Wednesday evening.
ItEy. v g.. IY&Efy. Pn-tOr
Fr"abyt"riHn Church Preaching "" md and IN
e 4nGn,s ia "urA inur'ha At II uclpk . ~, and "N
'ry si,iay night. Ir"rb.uI - Il"l"n'N ID" 1t
h.d 'ri sunday Ia each mouth II II % N.
Etv. J. Vs.. JCETEH. Pastor.
.ntay Sch"Dl al gN "v"r! SUNDAY m"rui.2.
J. y. N,ILFLiArH. -upi.
Dayus church pTra"LIDI rgury -uH.
cy e. II II. ~. and TsrJ p ia. fu-ln'ss m,',Iug uh
r!.'. IG1y b"iyr. he 4'h SUNDAY a. ; - ~. sun.
G.y schpII nt 9,pI -. ia. ani Is Z. T.. D at ~ j.. m,
every 'THily. kEv 9. =. VIM. i'ns'ur.
Christian Church sunday -'hOpl ',rTy ,,uuiHj ~
spam. G. HuSrYH. experimentation
t-rFwn'n2 every thiri Su'tny IL rarh u"utt a
1ia IN. and 7%I T.. N. Mini-f'r.
= pDul's N. T.. Church u"!ur"i rr".c!Inp ~
y. -, ~ and 7:sI =. II. l., and 3If -,,d,,. IL 'tri
nnnir Prayer meeting .v,ry ll.rr'NS 'l'urUg
tut.iay scDUpI a go a. m. "l'fS sunday.
iuY, l.. rHSI".. rns'pr
Cob ROD B.tf'!s' 'hIr"h ri'u'hiny Al II a. ~. uiu
$50 4. m. every md rni ih sunday ~ ,nnh muutn
u J. T.. 7 'y"ry ""ir"r'. y'H'HlGy ~ t:D. sun
day s.!UJI ~ 2@> q. IA. every sunday.
Erv. q" w,rtH. Factor.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
DIRECTORY.
T,xzs ov uorDus oova,.

TSks oT HOIDU1 0oVnp.
c,r<un cDni. srd Monday in April and 2nd Mon
Gay 10 Au.,,.r ana UscsDiber.
p,oLat. ro.t1 and Monday In February. Msy and
Ho,,.ut. I, and rh Monday in August.
County cour FIRST Monday in february. Nay.
August and November.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

We have been informed that the three
saloons At Upton have been obliged
TO close As they have been unable
to renew their license. This IL moi, only
= Eood thing for Upton aud surrounding
country but helps Versailles. Some Of
the heavy drinkers Of Versailles have
been goisy " Upton. getting drunk and
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20


Mof"hr N''''' o'Y''A
pr'~ihihH jung" '" -,
'"npe ~ pT'' -
'"aeo zi' H'F'"' - ,,.ur.
'haee ! '"' $3.50 r,.....
49,. u.,,.,,,,,
un p Avu.
.ta,,. Charles Y. Wilson
r.u..,,- John A. Hanna:
... Ir,.d Noi4.srI
,n.x,rc, James ", johnson
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
yyu nv, LIIr Oryici,i.

.p. NINA
hisA,M y"r-zili". Lrhve. No. III. regular
communicable ~. - and ard Friday t.isi:H each
month. v..t.., brethren invited and cordially
-elcgDpd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
NOTED BAI0R
10 SPEAK HERE
RUSSELL ~. coRNwELL OFFERS
WIDE aANeE or SUBJECT
WHICH 20 PEOPLE

me nanagef 81 the EairInoht ~.
.cenfn Course have III enqaIty fsoin
the bureau asking what sneseh they
desire from Rnsseii III Conway, the.
great platform orator VINO WIN appear
here this season. The following list
comprises the lectures from which q
choice Is to be made:
Acres Of Diamonds Where men
succeed.
The Jer'T Earthquake: Power Of a.
cheerfur ss.rit.
Heroism OF a Private Life: Life OF
Daniel slnnfn.
Personal Glimpses Of Celebrated
Men and Women: Lessons from great.
lives,
The silver Crown: HOW men sue,
coed.
The Anglers Lily: The nappIest
ME.
A few days Is given to decide and the
Lyceum Association hereby atlorls to
the public an opportunity to Indicate
a choice. Address card to sairmont
Lycepm Association, Box ASP, or call.
up Albert ] Kern and register your.
choice. Some have already expressed
themselves along thu me and 1t >
desired that all might have a chance
to say what lecture, asshe will appear
but once in Falrmont this season, Il
being also his initial appearance. He
is one of the highest priced men on
the platform.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
Bishop Safe
WAS FlRE.souRp TWO pAYs-Es.
CAPPED IN BUGGY BEFORE
TOWN WAS BURNED.
tBy United Presg,)

Ks tt1Iltf Wy OhiSNH EEeSHsy
DETROIT, Mich, Oct 17.-I3lshop
Charles D. Wtlliams, Of, Detroit, who
was in the FIRE district Of Presque Isle
county, is safe at cheboygan after be-
ing fire-bound two days in Hagens.
vile. The bishop escaped from Metz
in buggy before the fire reached and
destroyed the town. cheboygan to
day is surrounded on three sides by
fire.
Twenty-seyen persons are now
known to be dead in the forest fires
Of yesterday in Presque Islo county.
Diligent search was started today to
determine the full extent of the holo-
caust. 1t may take many days to re-
veal the tragedies likely to have &C.
Cured on the isolated rarns. The
death list may not be fully known for
a week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17


py Ioct applications as lhar cannoi
r17cn 1le i|eensed portion OF fhe ear.
There IS only one way 10 cnfe deaf.
ness. and tnat Is 10y constitutional REM
edles. Dizziness IS caused By 90 IN.
iramed cd pdition Of the mucous lin
ing OF tht Ensischlan Tube When
mis- tube h lnfiamed you have a ritnr
bling sound 81 imperfect hearing: and
when { Is entirely closed. Deainess
IS he result and unless the tiifiain-
nation can be Ia Ken out and tiiis
tube restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused 81
Catarrh. which Is nothing but al; In.
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused By
catarrb) that cannot be cured b
Halls Catarrh Cure, Send for circli
lars free.
T.. ]. CHENEY q Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. T5c.
Take Halls Family pills for constI
patton. NJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17

Re oilers % the people only one is
slie 9 iad worss than free silver and
sixseenstc-one. that deposits Is ms
tl1nai ban!ss should guafanteed.
This ition vas ccndenne by tie
convention q bankers u Denyer.
composed Of nearly two thousanaI
men. Democrats and Republicans
alike as wholly lmpractlcahle and
visionary II amy people in business
are to be made safe and guaranteed,
why not the farmer against failures
Of crops for reasons over which he
has no cantrol? The man who has
money to deposit in bank has 1t In
hand, the farmer has to make mis-
and he should be guaranteed in pref
ereuce. The fact is, if the Govern
ment is going into the guaranteeing
business, why limit it to people that
have money TO deposit in banks?'
.
THE Senator said he was ready to
make speeches and do anything he
could to serve his party. He also
said that forthy-three per cent. Of the
Republican vote lies south Of the
Kanawha river. and the Republican
party was dependent largely for its
success and majority on this section.
4The majoritles in the congressional
districts south OF the Kanawha win
be as large as they were in the last
election, Il not increased" declared
the Senator. 'tTbat womb bring
Glasscock up to the Kanawha with
ten or twelve Thousand majority.
There is every Indication that thu
First congressional district Will hold
its majority, but If it loses a thou,
sand, and this is impossible, it leaves
three thousand majority, and allow.
ing for a like loss in the Second,
leaves twenty.six hundred, and in the
Fourth district we look for twenty.
1--WE hundred majority. This would
swell Glasscock's majority to twenty.
two or twenty.three thousand"
The Senator says: 'This campaign
is not a contest with the Democracy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
Lynchi,lg Bee
WAS ATTEMpTEp TO-DAY sY ser.
WAN MoR-TRiEp 70 LYNCH
NEWS cnRREepoNnENTI

BELGRADE, Oct, II servian mobs,
burning with resentment towards Aus.
tria, added fuel to the war flames to-
day by attempting 70 lynch local
correspondent Of the Vienna Men Fret
Presse and attacking number Of Aus
trian residents. The police rescued
the correspondent after he had been
nearly killed by mob. Many Aus.
TRAN residents are now housed in the
Austrian embassy, which is under
heavy guard. The entire city is In
turmoil and clashes are reported in a
dozen sections. The police and troops
have been ordered to protect Austrian
residents at any cost. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
RALLY AT NORTHAMPTON.

Hon. L. J. Forman, assisted by Mr..
Emmett showalter and Harry Shaw.
started the local campaign here with
great success. Mr.. showalter, speak
ing first, showed that by results and
not by unfulfilled promises the Repuh-
lican party was entitled to our votes.
Mfr. Forman, in a masterful speech
showing surprising knowledge OF all
matters of legislation, showed beyond
reasonable question that by their
records in Office that whereas the Re.
publicans had been the true servants
OF the people the Democracy on the
other hand had with a term of Office
covering a quarter of a century only
succeeded in proving themselves SUI
perannuated and only fit to be retired
without a vote of thanks or pen.
sion, now that their days Of usefulness
were at an end. Mr. Shaw speaking
last in a humorous speech showed how
Miss Democracy came around every
four years in a new suit Of clothes
dressed differently and fooled the PEG,
pie for while only to be found out be,
fore election day as the same old girl
that in 1892 gave us free trade and
free soup. In closing the meeting tha
chair spoke feelingly of our genial can.
aidate for county clerk, saying that
Mr.: Davis had contributed freely Of
his time and his hard earned means,
at a time When the county was hope.
tessly Democratic and when all Mr..
Davis could expect to receive in re.
turn was the satisfaction Of knowing
that he had done his political duty:
and closed by saying that when lack
met thesmen of this place whose boy.
hood instructor he had been that ne
surely was in the hands of his friends.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
awEEks ExszsYENcz.

the year had gloomllT besna
For Willie Weeks. a poor mans sun.
he WAS beset Win bIil anl dun.
Ana he had very little Non
riis cash sra he. want a III
I've nothin here but one aud rus.
a bright thought struc MIN. and he
said
sThefic Miss Goidbrielts i viii we'd y
But when he paid his court 10 her.
She lisped, but Hrnniy said mo. THUR.
Alas, said he then ] must def
His soul went where they say souls
Fri.
They found his gloves and coat ami
hal,
And the coroner then upon them sat.
Success Magazine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
- 81 TAoallu.IR;N
rs Iandssaff Passed Away
s,rFng After a Lingering
Ellhess.

HlL5B ct her home at Tho
mi. TIE death Of Mrs. Eliza.
mi wife Of w. H. Grand.
sia gng illness from a com.
ISedses. Deceased had
af11IHg health for the past
se IND her death was not UNI
IeE husband survives her,
hen, the eldest about
yrs1S q age. Mrs. Grand.
altuu Her marriage Miss
= daughter OF Mr..
M III Reese, Of Glover's Gap.
ehs If EeeIIent woman and her
dl Il mucn sorrow to her
~ esds. Funeral services
III u aIl u the residence on Sun
~ VI ten O'clock. The re-
z lIs q taken to Gloyer's Gap
LIZ ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17

Beginning Monday. Oct. 10, a rous.
ing sale of cotton blankets. Blankets
at prices that will really astonish the
oldest inhabitant. When we tell you
they are the identical number we sold
last year, but 25 per cent. and more
under price, you can readily see that
this is no ordinary sale and that the
values are very unusual Ghc Cotton.
Blankets, 4Sc; 75c Cotton Blankets.
SOC; 81 Cotton Blankets, zoe; SIPS
Cotton Blankets. csc; Sc and $3.50
Cotton Blankets, s1.4s. White tan and
gray with borders, full 10, II ana III
quarter Ia size. None sold before.
iAIonday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17

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+ / tai lttI
Dr. lr1s Who had been,
7'ii1s = II New York and
Here yesterday. He
r:'s s-.I ~ Mss Geneyieve
r1l "a d lias been iii Phila.
'l. .il e mil weeks.
~. - ymohd Abbaticchio
IRE The New Bingham
,1l .flI phla.
E,lls aec ~ Grafton, arriy.
"a s5elins 10 be the guest
y ~ lgy tlstcn for several
Ialifl,1idngh and daughter,
Rnlh, IN sen visiting at Rock.
N.Y. sEslS weeks. have return.
a With relatives In
ohrbougn left4yes-
one IN Kinmundy, nj.
the w. ". u, is
Il MS home in th>
3.iIiI VI
i9s1n Is up from the
Sunday.
lidigys 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
tlheir nome on Cole.
In BHlle. me Is attending the
iIfiii II I1arttarehn+o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
Missing
cLARKsBuReER WHO SOLD HIS
PROPERTY BELIEVED TO BE
MURDER VICTIM.

cLAKsBURG, Oct. II. = William
vannert, an aged man Of Mt. Clare, is
mysteriously missing, and foul play is
feared by his relatives and friends. He
sold his property last August and IN.
tended to move to Racine. OHIO, and
purchase property there, Two weeks
ago he came to the city, drew all Of
his money out of a bank and disap.
peared. Nothing has been seen or
heard Of him since. Relatives believe
be was waylaid and robbed and his
body thrown into the West Fork riv.
er. and they will likely have the
stream dragged for his body.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
PAPA LOSES OUT AND

GUILD fSCUhES AGAIN.
PARIS, Oct. 17.-Miss Florence Nor
gan, the daughter of G. L. Morgan, an
American resident Of Florence, eloped
from that city with an American nam.
ed Craig. arriving here yesterday.
Miss Morgan was accompanied also by
a lady whose name could not be ascer-
tanned. Mr.. Morgan attempted to stop
the runaways, under the impression
that they were proceeding to Paris to
be married. The party, however, left
here soon after their arrival for Lon.
don.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17

fHy Tinted rreea.1
RlJYSB llfil5 Pa. Oct IL Inform
alton resulting rom the alleged steak
lngs which Wefcsed tde j Allegheny I'd,
ticnai Bank was n dc to-day. ii d
watson former paying teller 81 that
institution, Is accused Of aiding and
abettipg Cashier William Mcntgom-
ery III footing the bank. Watson il
charged with aiding Montgomery III
the abstraction Of 100000, for which
the cashier was arrested.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
ROOSEVELT 70 VISIT
ENGLAND AND FRANC

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Times is in
formed that President Roosevelt will
visit England after his African trip.
early in 1910. He will deliver a lecture
at Oxford, and, on the occasion of the
university commemoration, W!
ceive the honorary degree which OK.
ford already has bestowed upon Empe-
ror William.
According to the Times, President
Roosevelt also will visit Paris and de-
liver an address at the sorbonne.
The Times further states that ac-
coriing to the present plans Mrs.
Roosevelt will join the President at
Khartoum on the journey northward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
I.
Under sho Msyoga once.

was on top Of an empty bpe let work
ing with the pulleys when caelp
hclding the bucket let % and Ne was
carried down the incline i quarter Of
u mile in a few seconds triIsihs tho
framework at the dump id WIS b.
stantly killed HIS necIS Was broken
and he was crushed All Brownins
was aged IS years, and was i member
OF the Ancient Order Knights Of the
Mystic Chain. His father Is pgopria.
tor Of the motel al Ilitzmiiler