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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
Big Ovation For Secy. ait
BOTH WANT
TO Be MAYOR
ARNETT AND LILLY ANNOUNCED
THEIR CANDIDACY THIS
MORNING.

At police court this morning two an
nouncements were made during the
progress Of the trial of the city Of Fair
mont VS.. George Nelson. The first
announcement made was that of May.
or Arnett. The mayor said that he
was candidate for the nomination
of mayor. This was quickly followed
by George Lilly's announcement as a
candidate for the mayoralty nomina-
tion. George went little further and
stated that he did not care whether he
was elected or not.
In Nelson's case the city failed to
sustain the charge which was that Of
running gambling room at the Ken.
yon Hotel. The warrant was sworn
out on information given by Mr.. Lilly.
At the trial 1t developed that the evi-
dence was only hearsay which was not
SUFFICIENT in law to make 1t case.
Lilly told DR.. Jesse A. Jamison that
the town was running wide open. He
told DR.. Jamison that he would bet one
hundred dollars that he could find
twelve or fourteen gambling dens. DR..
Jamison said that he did not think
that there were any. Lilly said that
there was one ia few doors away from
Or. 1amison's once intimatti tap
there was one at the Kenyon Hbtkl
Councilman asked Lilly II he would so
with policeman to ttese places2
silly said no he was not acting detecs
Fe for the city.
Lilly left the Impression that he was
the only honest councilman the city
ever had. These were the facts that
DR.. Jamison testified to this morning.
The witness did not know anything
about the place.
Upon Lilly's statements DR.. Jamisop
informed the mayor and warrant
was sworn out for Nelson.
Lilly's evidence was the same as DR..
Jamison's recital except that he In
tended to convey the idea that he was
Iue only uuuS6L CUuuc4luldu. ne Sdi1
that Or. Jamison had wrong informa-
tion concerning that. Lilly knew moth.
ing.
Mayor Arnett then punctured Lilly's
candidacy. Mayor Arnett told him that
he was unfair to the saloon people be-
cause he accused them of running
gambling dens and could not sustain
his statements; he was unfair to the
police force the councilmen and all
the city officers in saying that these
places were running rampant and
when brought up to name one place
or one man that had ever discussed
the matter with him he was unable to
name the place where the gambling
is being done or to recall the man that
ever told him that it was being done.
George tried to keep in the middle o.
the stream but could not. His can.
didacy for mayor was launched but
will have to be dry docked for re-
pairs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
MORE MILLS RESUME

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 1s.-The Re
public Iron & Steel Company in East
st. Louis. Ills, put 900 men to work
Tuesday and yesterday announcement
was made by the National Enameling
and Stamping Company that 400 extra
men will be given employment in the
tin mills of the company at Granite
City next Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
SENDS TROOPS
THE PRESIDENT WANTS TO PRE-
VENT DISORDER AT FAIR
BANKS, ALASKA.
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-President
Roosevelt has decided to send federal
troops to Fairbanks, Alaska, on ac-
count of disorders growing out of the
miners strike there. Reports re-
ceived here were Of such a dlsquiet-
ing nature that the attorney general
hurried to the white House to confer
with the President He then hurried
to confer with Oliver Acting Secretary
Of War.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
Stl.r!.a...ngIed !. I.

plTTsBURGa Feb rs pespond SIT
because Of III health, Leopold Bla,
saely, an inmate q the county honc
90 Woodyille rngied himaeif b
death III = barn tllis morning. re 0sel
4 q leather stsap I5e made no attsmn
70 Suspend liinseif but made nooss
and dFayxipg i tightly around his 1oez
siowiy stransIed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
Thieves Take Potatoes.

1t has been learned that some good
natured thieves recently removed sew.
eral bushels of potatoes from the holes
which had been buried by Mr.. ]. F.
Thacker. near his residence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
Formal eanque. By Former


monter.
George G. Cans Is arranging to give
a banquet at the Lafayette hotel in
the near future to a number of his
prominent and wealthy friends of Fay
ette county, which he promises will be
one that has never been excelled in
uniontown. This will be a farewell
event before Mr.. Cans turns over the
real estate of the hotel which he re-
Gently sold. He expects to have one
Of the most prominent attorneys Of
the state as Observation-Disclosures
News Standard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13

Don't fail to see "The Pretty Type
writer at the Electric Theater to-
night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
THE FUTURE OF THE REPUs.
 LleAN PARTY.

The Cincinnati Enquirer aa mae- pendent newspaper aI uemocrrur l-anHes. erys #a chance raa 8U-H H. merely seeks Ha alba ta= Eaa-..#tt policies. t9 which TH 5- aammaed @itH 4u embroidery ar certain lads and fanciss peculiar ta himself rbr En- puirer sess tho future af fhr Eerut- heau party ou thesr lurss
 1lt iz tH- same play ef Fatt#s- faat saved the Democratic organization m lsst. when tH- -tam ef popular aa- tagpui=m la Che second Cleveland aa- mIuizJfaueH had swept in t>ss. tsg4 and lSss nearly every etaty H 0e Gaioa iuta repuizm ar Republican, ism. This mas sass. tha West nuu tp the Republicans The men run over ts the party machine RiJ Fem8H IaFH ta their party They may b. today af as little Influence tu rartv rule as tbr gold Democrats iu Iaa6 10 ta,.r raFts. but. unlike the Gold Democrats. they w1 organize Ho buIt. but lu daubtfur states and secure states WH tate tH, Taft electoral ticket
 "Wuh Bristau's interpretation af Republican doctrines in Kansas. chm mins standing for Rnaeeselt policies in Iowa. La Fnlietta's teachings uphefd as party faith in Wisconsin. the Liu- eeln-Roosevelt League active in cali fernta. the personal stan of Mir. Faff standing sulidlg far the same paIfeies and teachings in ohio. tHrr, certainly seems to be mo reason for amy radical Republican ta leave the party. and there is mo sanctuary open for con s"rvative Republicans that offers brf- ter protection than the reconstructed old home"
 All this Is true Of California. The Iinealn-RooseveIt League has been run owr bv the machine. but that means ua bolt The Leaguers know that Che future ef the party win be shaped en the lnes that inspired their movement. They win stand pat with the party knowing that The future is theirs Inevitably When Bryan takes comfort out of Republican differences of opinion he is chasing rainbows. This movement for the retirement of the undesirabIes win be continued witrin the party We have already noted its striking success in the Mid- de West. The movement is on it's way to the Pacific coast The future of the Republican party is identified with the Roosevelt policies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17

separations winch occurred countless centuries ago.
 The more the population pf this ry- uusua sattlrs down and tho more tHy tms aH pass. the moro iudeprudeu. a' the outside vig the peorl, become and fHa fe~s 0dt the communication bs should railroads bg built sbrauE in. H.ut ef Naska and settlements spring up aIaHE ft~ rauty. our isolation will mot, of cnurse. be SO confirmed and the changes must be less. What al- teratiaus win really occur could hardly be guessed at except iu a few par aeuiar-
 uf gnurzr. Eskimo words. like "pc- mk- win come more and more to hr a Tart 8f our vocabulary eur dress uH come like tae Russian dress Co contain #a.e ua Dogs UfI neesm. tbe chief he'-. u' burden and several ujb.r things a steae f.r uz are now udi- #5f.I by present conditions
 ft Iz 1Hly hoped that the alterations HII H-tsr be mafe tan sHF,rasiaI t ,yee thrateH~ ta come fa a question If t#H survival =f tA= Attest h#twaau tH1 Eskimo md ourselves. the EskIHa .H8 zuret WH cat. bsosuze bis 4r- HausHts are bound ts call the contest =r #H7 leave HiW clear i5eld
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17

olsen. Juno q. I>ae, which WIS admit t,d and marked Defendants Exhibit "t'" pgfrudaut~ also offered for 1dgu- tttir1ttau mtr ef i}esr Cub claim aud HdisHHs claims. which was admitted and mfE.I Defendants Identification -H- and thereafter aHafad a rrrtm,d eaps nt a..d fram NxH olsen to Bear Mining N TudHE Company. oet E. faHz which was HImFtrst and murkt# Attendants. Exhibit .p"
 ~ D. no. the jury was adWnuishyd and court adjourned until Thursday. Sept II. at h a. m
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
HIS FATE STILL
 lN BALANCE

istsriug Co the appeals of patients. making his serums and trying to for- get himself
 "I am not going to die. he says. "Hydruphabia can be prevcnted-gen- orally Excuse me. here is a little girl who was bitten last week. T-
 The physician la treating himself heruically. more vigorously. perhaps. than ever patient was treated before He is selecting his instruments and Is injecting into hts own system the mest powerful anti-toxius known tp science.
 According to every precedent. he must continue tbfs for three weeks. Al the end of that time he win knew whether he Is Go live or die
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
ROMANCE OF
 WOODEN LEGS
oOOEN.LEGGED MAN SUES WOODEN. LEGGED WIFE WITH
 Woo0EN-LEGGED LOVER.

OAKLAND. sem fa ea- of t- maHr remafaauts uaHau.s. # tar=r.-- ard uf teea ifae Ha talHe place h.f.. and s- uatfas le-# iHaa 4 -mt hraals hv aaodsH-laee.d ma aeaiast his Waadaa-Iregrd uif-. uhe tau away. in spitr of her vaaaru legs. with @,odru-Isgeed lst.r
 Ta cap tine climax th. iuiu,d us- band ar half husband l- maker or ,ealen less His lamrs Arthur Eal
 tt hr k resident ar tbt+ city The trial far tae auuumeut of 1no mar rfaga began todag but taa beau ro-f- ,eHrd B- tHe news arrived during the uraeredag that tAe Wpadru-hearted evfr and hrr vaeden-Ioesrd lover Frank FlemHg had been arrested in San Jose.
 According to tha complaint af the man ua1 had last his better half Ia nor" senses than one. inc was married some years ago m This city to the re- matns of tae lady who has now descrt- cd him Thsy first met N hen the ladv sae- him aa order for d supply of mud raHehers. From rne first moment they Iag=d what aas left of each other. and taep purr passion nf thc man gave birth to very poem in ankles. With a trembling hand he presented his wori, ,f ant S-,f.#. ., ma. ,I- ..f ..-...-... L. "a. afcct.pn could nat go unrcwarded. The lady took .the legs and gave him the loan of her heart. After marriage they srumped along the road of life apparently happy until dark cloud In the shape of Frank Fleming pounded on the scene. Frank had been re- ceived as welcome guest in the house since the first time he came to have a patch put m his neither extrem- ities. His meeting with Mrs. Ball was cordial and he and the lady. seeing that they had SD much in common limpcd gradually into each others af- fections. That the condition of thcil legs had come to affect their hearts became evident when Mir. Ball aros, one morning to find that the wooden hearted I'alr had flown on the wing of night. IIc immediately entered sui for divorce and san Francisco ant this city are now watching with in. terest the course of the romance whier is likely ta end in the use of inc saw min of the divorce court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
NOME EoPLE's FUTURE.

The thought often occurs that in wears 10 come alterations win take place in the manners. customs. Iau- guae". etc. of the people of Seward peninsula and that our Isolated pasl- lion will result in causing Us to drift away mentally and socially from the mann stock outside. There is rardly a doubt that such changes wnl take place, as all history Is filled with the stories of the alterations caused by similar isolation of the parts of races. and today one can sec the results If
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
MA TIERS
 RECORDED
SEP PIEMBER IS. Proofs Of Labor.

Na H.H#V H#.azsre ar Solomon HN#H f@ te#f -ad#s H#e Fl 4aus5 ! - Montague
 Na To- Hem wft af Shovel efe,s IHH NeHr Eut# cam 9 Hru4 EuHH tor zs5r ending ney af. tso> .r Il Warl
 N.s > e- aaI z6 above oa Solomon .H.#r ff ysHr amaHs b.. s1 leo, g H Ward
 Discovery. Na= 9. ana above uH P.Hs ar..a fsH y.af ,udmE per if. leaz. c. II Ward.
 eegm#is srm. -ilWfad eue- aIi mile mtu af Solomon. for yr1r eud- .ue p,. 8r. tsn> W F. Hug.
 Na above aH erahle mgrr,g. fsf s.#f rndms be. aI. fsuS W F. Illus NauG Star ramp. srg and aua-faf WHa5 north ar SHom9n. f7r v-rr rrd- Hs b.e al Taos W F. me
 Deeds.
 CaHm Nat.aod ta |. .Il NeLead ItE 1a lres $. S.tt ls laas
 L < Anderson ar rt ta-J. k Webb. VHm Bench eam situated oa t.s eft HWit af SHaN.I yragE. IuN -E fee2
 Frank Martin ta Nm Gallagher et at Martin E.uaa. situated pa Inc Isff HmIfaf American euek: S.rt f4 f"os
 Certificate of Levy.
 I#H M THaHr=aH za pst. Caz S-rt lz. 1a8< Na fa H.Ha#t n#.e#e,t -ar hrl Ha-.. lz-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
THE GOOD HOPE

Evidently the Guod Hop, country k ahHHf h. develop fHtat Ices HfsJasgr of importance QHEt. -tauF#H. Has jH=t #he# rH#e. HsH- according h. thr bErrtHE eHHrsHHuHrH. #f sHr N##- gel. and tte men Mre wont aEn amongst tar HHepHa =Hu Hay- h==u provided RitH ta. Rs-t 4rrHmas fH studying fine rauHtiaas aH Inc aea creek
 Tins discovery ar the urH=aHt pr=Hd et seward p,Hiu-uia.- HI-taT. uurs tn show fhat the d1y of the gNfaH-fHou af even the eagntHs.- Haeaf rezauraes ts stH fIF uH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
PICTURE
 TELESCOPE
NOVEL DEVICE AT GARRICK SHOWS REGULATION SIZE
 PICTURES.

sT. LOUISA novel demonstration .f I new motion picture device is h',iuE riVau in tho bobby uf ta~ GarrieH the Ht.H 4Ha Inventor. Prank Rose. of i'h.9eH. has charge of tho exhibition. aH#h = usU ia many ways
 bauum' cabinet eoutauiug q feaHutim Hm. is used. in which q .rig=euFir arrangement k iHserteJ aud hv booking through thtz eaHtrivanre lne Is shown picture like tae one generally seeu in regulation picture haN- The mechanism k of the most leHrats. nature and ~ started ht the Ir4u'He of euia iu thr slot The
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
CHIcGGo PHYSICIAN TREATING HIMSELF FOR HYDuO.
 PHOBIA.

cHtcNGuTour day. have passed since the deadly germs of hvdruUhub51 a=z.uea upau pr Antonio I.agoro. the eminent Chicago scientist. who ha- saved th, lives of 35ao persons att ta,.,.d by tur same aguuiziug dIscase
 Ns Het there nave been no sympto- w5t5e developments The physician. q Ufts Aare cuussiaus of the terrible fu. which may by aNaitns him is g4iag aH steadily wItt his work. min
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES
Vtaaeztlat. Sep IG. tMS

Wednesday, Srp3 IG. IsaS
 In thc matter a1 the petition of Wal seg HsHefgFea and m- Johnson far Taf iIaHnr ffrauzr tf Nome. License
 m4sd.
 rHHu vs Dunn Ge1. b. srhana.d aas srHlad un,a uuna., a,xt tn pm
 gt hrgr uu demurrer t5 complaint.
 razH 4z Pioneer Mining ca- rt aI HtH iHr9Hs Hst engaged in this case sara# eNe4-,d anaf iaa m tomorrow fras r.-4med. jurors all present. Ta, count erautod defendants motion tr ztuse aH th, evidence iu regard ta in, N ! Alexander location. < II Stev- aa- 4a- sworn aud testified faf plain ffn 8at thereafter riaiutn moved tr GHm-f5te tug evidence u regard t5 ta, Alexander location. which matjau was 4yerf#Jsa
 Plaintiff then read In evidence Tho efa-=-rxamiHatioH ai F. p E3akasle.. and then Daniel \ Jones was sworn and testified for plafuuH Witness Identified map of thc property in controversy az having been made bp
 msaff Plaintiff then offered in esf- Iauss the portion af the map showing ehr fraction which was admitted and marked "Plaiutidts Exhibit "fe on mntisn. pIaiutin was granted pcrmf-- sion lp amend paragraph of amend -d complaint io conform to tHe dis faurez proven hv the survey. counsel tipulatus that the answers Co ameud- rd complaint aS ameHded may stand k V. Ashley and Ax-1 olsen w-re each sworn and testified for plaintiff. after lA hier piaintia read in evidence. a rar- tt"H of the cross-examinattou of Nirls l t'hris.ianson Guy W Campbell was then worn and testified uutil F o'clock noon. when the jury was od- maalshed and court adjourned until t:t5 T. m.
 l45 D. m.
 ru-h ys. Pioneer Mining Company et al Trial resumed. jurors all pres ent Guy W Campbell on the stand Tor further direct examination Plain Hn offered in evidence resolution on page of the minutes Nome Ex- plnratiou Company. attached to the deposition of Jafet Lindeberg. and alse dc,d from the Nome Exploration Com paHy to the Pioneer Mining Company Nov. z. 1908. of the property in con troyersy. being a certified CODY ..-'' Were admitted over objection of de- f.udants and marked respectively Plamtin's Exhibits "f3" and "14" erass-examinatien If witness defend
 offered in evidence defeasaucc Nome Exploration Company ta Pioneer Mining Company Nov. q. 1908 which was admitted over objection of plain tiff and marked "Defeudants. Exhibit "A" Albert Fink. on behalf of defend- ants. moved to strike out the resolu- ton and deed heretofore admitted and marked Plamtin's Exhibits "13' "14" which motion was granted and the exhibits stricken.
 Plaintn rests.
 Defendants ease:
 Ira D Orton, on behalf of the Pio- neer Mining Company. moved the court that a non-sut be entered as to the defendant Pioneer Mining Com 1 pany, which motion was granted Axel olsen was recalled and testified on behalf of defendants. The witness identified a certified copy of location l notice nf the Bear cub claim by Axe
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17

safety appliances are the most conn pIetg ever seen. as the percentage of generating power is not sufficient to cause an exrIa.ion of any kInd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17

.n the District GouHt in and for the
 L=Ti65 or th~tya. Second Division Es#i.I IasEa. nlantm
 vs
 AtfHHa r. Hicks. Def.l laut
 aH.#rHsIa,ui af the United States af N-rta- tr Arthur F. Hicks. the above uaH,a defendant. GFectiHg
 You arc hereby summoned and re- uuera te appear md answer the com ufImg If th, rlainua filed herein in tfe office af the clerk af the above named ramt at Nome. Alaska. within thirty IaEs fer thr completion of the period "f publication hereof, bercH specified. ur iudgu,ut for want thereof will be taken against eau. and sou arc hereby HefiG-a that if you fan [" answer tHc .aHd complaint the said rlHnuH Will .rtfy ta the court for thc relief there Tu demanded. to-wit. TO dissolve the honds of matrfmouy existing between aia rltiutG anl said defendant
 This ummoas is served by publtca- .an Iar-mnt ro tho law and 10 the order af - above entitled court. mad. on thc 12th day of September. l9a> thr date of the first publication being September l2, 19os. and the last publication being the 17th day of Oc- tabcr. 1908.
 JNO. II. DUNN.
 Clerk of the District Court in and for the District of Alas l ka, Second Division.
 Ey ANGUS MCBRIDE. fSeaN Deputy Clerk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17

Miss l.. r. Thomas has opered a typewrlting and stenographic exchange on Second street. opposite the Masonic Temple.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17

Remington Typewriter Agency. Pa per. Carbon. Ribbons. Don A Stew art. Nome Realty Bldg. Phone Main
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17

Civil engineer, 2s years old. six years experience on field and construction work. desires work. Apply Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
LOST.

A brown veil. with old ivory pin. Please leave with ". J. Burger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17

Granite Mining Candies are tn. be.,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-17
SUMMONS

.n fhe District Court n and for the
 t{I=zTi@5 af ttlska. Second Division Nellie. IHsks nlamm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
GIeanlnus.

Germany feeds 100000 head Of
cattle.
The forestry service has administra.
ton over l64.00O,0o0 acres OF land.
The Olympic will probably be the
name OF the new White Star liner to
be built at Belfast, and it win be $40
feet long as against the Lusitania's
700 feet.
The Congressional Record does not
appear to be considered very valuable
By book collectors. Two hundred and
fifty volumes, bound in half Russia,
were sold In Philadelphia recently for
2 cents volume.
According to statistics just issued,
the male inhabitants OF ST Petersburg
outnnmber the female by $4,000. The
total population Of the capital is now
l,454,T04. showing an increase Of 230-
900. or nearly 10 per cent, as compared
with the census Of 1900.
The Belgians are the greatest drink
ers Of French champagne, 7l,000 hec-
toliters being exported there last year.
The British showed fondness for
Bordeaux wine, importing 5000 hec-
toliters against $4,000 sent to the Unit
ed States aud 1900 to Germany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cut blowers ~ xoungacn-s. TEL 3i7,o.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr. the Jeweler
Typewriter desk, fiat top, cost sll0o,
and swivel chair, cost $3.50, both for
$1,000. /. Al. Averill
clairvoyant. Tuesday and Thursday,
2 p. M to . p. M, Mrs. Il. e. Ellis, rs
Spaulding street, telephone 1861.
~Thc Eastern Herald the popular
Catholic family paper for this state, only
Sl.00 per year. Address, Rutland, vt.
A square ton Of coal makes the world
look square. The Scranton coal sold by
Calder 3 Richardson is good clean coal.
TO Rent,--Two tenements, all modern
improvements, at AS and so South Main
street. Inquire OF John Tierney, as
South Main street or 303 North Main
street.
e aperta una infermeria per cayalli e
per cani al No. 10 Cottage stheet, dove
yengano operate agin sorta Ii operaris
nj, cani, sui cavalli sui gatti. u In
fcrmeria Q aperta Ii eiosuo & di notte,
juno contenere comodamen to IL
cavalli q 20 can't Te dott Arthur RI III.
Lewis, D. ". s., ed il unove laurando O.
=. Barr, graduate sal collegio di On
tario, assistente. Origin sarta di ejer-
arianoi nj irossono fare vrezzi miti.
III curano lutte IL malab tie degli ami
mali, secando ] sistemi juni nader nj.
Teleforno, 212-12