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The Washington times., 1908-07-06
1905, BIBLES
OUTPUT OF 1907
Distributed in Many Countries
Bringing Income of S23O,OOO.
Total Issue S2,3I6, 323.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Reports now
completed for the ninety-second year
Of the American Bible Society, show
that during its entire history the So
ciety has issued S2,3l6,S copies Of the
Scriptures or Scripture portions.
Issues for last year numbered !. Ss5. S4l
copies. During the last year ~. Isl
copies OF various issues were distribu-
ted in China alone
a total OF sl,10O volumes were circu-
lated in Japan Korea absorbed Is, 30
volumes. while in the Philippines IO2, s9s
copies were distributed.
The society last year spent 500 100
while its receipts from sales. made al
ways at individual cost. amounted 20
$4,000, the deficit being supplied by
contributors desiring 10 assist in the
increased circulation OF the Bible
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NEWS OF UPRISING
is CONTRADICTED

BUENOS AYRES, July 6.-Only the
most meager dispatches reached here
today regarding the uprising in Para
quay, and these were of 8 contradIc-
tory nature. Today's messages confirm
the earlier reports that the revolution
lists have established a new government
in Asuncion. the capital, and that the
regime Of President Benigno Ferrera
has been overthrow completely.
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WATCHMAN'S DEATH
HELD ACCIDENTAL

A verdict CT unavoidable accident was
rendered by the corOner's jury at the
inquest this morning into the death or
James A. Parker a Waterman. who died
yesterday morning in the Emergency
Hospital
Parker was struck - an Eleventh
street car Saturday night.
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The New Lawyers.
The list was as follows:

Anna " Anderson.
{. Rogers Arundel.
Thomas W. Bran
nall
Der am Philip
Berger
| W. Russell Brewer
/ Russell Page BeleW
! Edgar Thomas
| BrandenbUrg
| Fulton NJ Bylaw
| ski
| John G. W Beail
| John Hermann
BTunlng.
/ Oliver William
Birckhead
/ EmmOns r. Blake
] John - BaTthOlo-
new
! Colley r Bell
I Walter y. Brown
! Frank u. Belts
Morris =. BevlEg-
tor
| William n. Boyd
] Clinton r. Ccivin
Fayette Dickinson
COuden
/ John F. Costello
I Edmund Darlington
/ Arthur w. David
4 son
Walter A Dane
! Harry Blaine Dur
ham
/ Robert 3. Doing
I James Pitt Dillard
Michael NJ Doyle
Anne Elizabeth
Draper
BreEton 4. Devcl
". T. EstabroOk-
Ward " FIehaTJy
/ James B Flynn
z AIcH. Gallaher
w. D Goodwin
/ Walter g Guy
Fred W. GuibOrd.
Steph. s. Grogan.
Philip 8 Hichborn.
II. c. Hopson-
William HOTEan.
/ Grace D. Hayes.
y. T. HynsOn-
Harry X. Hickey.
A. L Handy
Waters L Helms
NJ. w. HenCry.
/ Charles r Hill
r L. Holmes.
7 +. J. Hepburn
NJ L Igoe
Nelson J. Jewett
Robert NJ. Jones
". NJ. Jenkins
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QUOTATIONS FOR TODAY
ON WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

washington Railway and Electric 4
per cent, 5000 S03s.-
Washington Gas. 5d6515. 25d65, $685..
Mergenthaler. 50l96.
United States Trust, 10d94.
Capital Traction. 40125, 1cQ126.
Q. & z. Telephone 5's. s5.GDdl31z.
United States Trust, 10T93i2
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
fered, son.
Washington Railway and Electric.
common 5nH3n 5nH30.
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George 3. Jones
John D Johnson
James 3. ki-ch
jay p. kim y
John s. Kemp
Henry Lee
Thomas Lynch
r. ". Mcmahon
Ira B. AfcNeaI
n A AlanCha
Carl G. Mueller
Willard Martin
AUguste F. Miliot
Henry G. Mckenna
Paul Mitchell
Herbert A. Meyer
. Sarah @. Morrison
VIM A Murphy
Wni- L Miller
John a. Nash
Ralph ". Norris
/ Claude ". Owen
I Charles F. owens
I Mary O'Tooie
/ James T. Patterson
/ Forrest q. Pendle-
ton
/ Edward T Philbin
l Leon P-etzfelder
Z Paul A Rehr
/ Arthur Mex Run
ueIis
/ Reginald Ruther-
ford
I Ora H Roberts
| George ". Ram ey
/ Chas. c Redwood
/ Chas. A Sunderlin
[ Louis X Suuderlin
l Y dep SimOnrOn
| Samuel Z SwayZe
/ Howard W StulI
I Kenneth a Shaw
/ Walter r Swank
I Frank NJ stephen
{ Dyer Smith
z 3. H Tower. II.
/ Geo. L. Townsend
| J. Waldo Taylor
/ Richard N. Thomas
I f H Twyefort
/ c. ". Tignor
/ Robert H Turner
Z c. r. Thompson
! Titus like
I Omar J Ncley
I EdW. B. WiC6nam
I Vernon West
I E H Waters
/ Warren Wagner
| r. c. Wood
I H 3. Weaver
| RObt. II. Walker
Richard Wright
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Travers Will Filed.

In the Corporation Court today the
Will OF Mrs. Macy V. Travers was ad-
mitted TO probate. Her daughter, Miss
Mabel "A. Trayers. qualified as eXecu-
tTix. She leaves 10 Mabel A. Travers.
in trust for her grandson. Bernard T.
Gallagher. 500. The remainder Of her
estate she leaves 70 her daughter, Mabel
A. TraVers.
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PRICES FOR TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

(Quotatlons furnished by W. B. HibbS &
Co, bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
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lI5 NEW LAWYERS
ADMITTED TO BAR
Five Women Among Candi-
dates Before General
Term Session.

Each full Of ambition, which If zeal
lied would make Choate. and Webster.
and Marshall, and Story look ike chill
dren playing with blocks and picture
books. lis budding lawyers. five Of
whom would essay the role OF POrJia.
were today admitted 70 practice IN the
District Of Columbia
To augment the District bar with this
aggregation OF legal brains Chief Jus
tice ClabaUgh and Justices Gould and
Wright assembled in general term in
Circuit Court No. !, and signihed the
admission OF new disciples OF Black
stone and Kert
Five Women Admitted.
The I'VE women who were admitted
were Anna NJ Anderson, Of Georgia
Anne Elizabeth Draper. OF New York;
Grace D. Hayes. OF Illinois; Sarah
Grace Morrison. Of Indiana, and Mary
O'Toole. Of New York.
Twenty-seven OF the newly admitted
attorneys have their legal residence in
the District OF Columbia. and the others
hail from twenty-five States. as fol
! lows: Virginia, IA: Pennsylvania. IL
| New York. 10: Maryland. S. Illinois. 4
Ohio. 3; Indiana, Massachusetts. and
Nebraska. each 4: Wisconsin. Missis-
/ slppI, and New Jersey, each 3; Michi-
/ gan and Vermont. ?; Georgia. Rhode
I Island. Arkansas. South Carolina. Col
/ OTadO, washington, West Virginia, ano
Texas, each l.
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton &
Co., members New York Stock Exchange,
1901 Z street northWest.)
The Washington times., 1908-07-06
Quinn Funeral.

The funeral OF Edward Quinn will be
held fTcm St AIary's Catholic Church
tomorrow morning At $50 o'clock. The
Rev. Father Kelly will sing q mass OF
requiem. and the burial VIII be IN ST
Mary's Cemetery. The palbearers viii
be MS six sons.
Joseph HOrseTan was in the police
court this morning charged with
breaking into tie store OF NJ r O'SuI-
llvan a few weeks ago. His case was
continued until Wednesday morning
The funeral " Mrs Mary A Petty
was held from her home. III Wythe
street, at $3.50 O'Clock this morning. The
Rev Mr. Hobbs, Of the Second Bap-
list Church, conducted the funeral ser
vices, and the burial was IN the Union
Cemetery.
J. Harvey Creighton has sold w J.
3 Duncan a store and dwelling al
the southeast corner Of Patrick and
Queen streets.
Tie Alexandria Light Infantry viii
meet this evening at Armory Hall. IN
South Royal street. and Company @
Seventeen Virginia Regiment. will hold
a drill in the street in front OF the
store OF W H Nay & Son al the
corner OF King and Lee streets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
SENDS
AN ULTIMATUM
EolcT ExPELLlNe suLoARlANs
FROM sERviA MUST sE RES
ciNEp, 1T SAYS.
(By United Press.)
lBy Untted press.l

SOFIA, Oct. 81. ~ Bulgaria to-day
sent an ulhmatum to seryla that the
latter's edict expelling Bulsa. ans
from seryia must pe resclnded at
once and that those BuIgarians al,
ready expelled must be allowed to re.
turn and ipdemnified for treatment &C.
corded them. servla has SO far lgnor.
ed the ultimatum and win likely con.
tlnue to do SO, as there is little dan.
ger of Bulgaria making further step
al present owing to the unreasonable.
ness Of the weather. In well inform.
ed circles here II Is believed Bulgaria
merely isued this threat to curb the
Narlike' spirit of the seryians.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
mr.. SANDS is
!. SOME BETTER
CRISIS HAS PASSED AND SPECIAL
IsT HAS HOPE OF HIS
RECOVERY.

DR.. Joe Price, a specialist from Phil,
Iadelphla, called here by the serious
illness Of Mr.. Joseph E. Sands, arrived
early this morning. DR.. Price stated
after a thorough examination of his
patient that he believed the crisis was
passed and that with careful nursing
and no further complications, Mr..
Sands stood reasonable chances to re.
cover from the severe stroke. He
spent comfortable night last night
and to-day has rested very we'll. The
hopeful news will be received gladly
by Mr.. Sands many friends in the
city. Lawrence and Harry Sands have
returned to Wheeling. Oliver Sands,
who arrived last night from Richmond.
va. will remain for few days. DR..
Price returned to Philadelphia this
afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
Republican and Democratic
Recordsm C ConductofState
Per1itentiary Compared

Attorney Harry Shaw, directors OF the West v
sna pententa the Republican an
pie OF the difference between Republican
State ahas as shown by the biennial that in
sutcn He showed that for the ending September
1905 the amounted to over sssOOoooo that af
e boarding clothing bedding and twelve
hundred octS daily Tor said
So taa out OF this gain $O2Oss
spent for permanent improvements $7OOOOO which being spent for
new steel cell building and $1SOO000 the
Institution Mfr Shaw stated that the pentenary only paying its
own way and providing permanent improvements the
aided buildings and real estate but months
turned into the for use OF other humane ntons
the handsome sum Of $25OOooO in institution
@ IN shps fnn on the 3oth day OF September after paying
the State said $25OO000 the further handsome Of S6s 6271s
Mr. Shaw stated that the West Virginia pententy is the only s
lar institution tle country which selsupporng that has
@ been so since Its management the control Of Republicans
Ae showed that when the Democrat had institution the leg
stature had to appropriate large every year Its support
ad g sy he salaries ot the oces all paid BY tie
tax payers of the State ss5s S7%
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
Az. Wilkinson Challenges
FredMartin Right Vote
hGrafon--Bot Democrats

GRAFTON, Oct. 27.-A. ]. w1lkln,
son, a prominent citizen Of this county
and a general agent of the American
Book Company, filed objections YES,
terday to Frederick 7. Martin, The
Democratic nominee for PROSECUTING
Attorney for this conntv.. hAi-s en-.
tered on the registration list as a yo:.
er en- the ground that Mr.. Martin Is
not resident Of this State.
Mr.. Martin, while he holds an Of
fee in this city, practically makes lis
home in Garrett county, Md, where
be owns a home and his family re-
sides the year round. Mr.. Martin
alleges that he keeps his family III
Maryland because of the better eli
matte conditions, they being more ta
yorable to his wife's health.
The action of Mr.. Wilkinson has
raised quite stir amnng the faith.
full and is creating no little feeling
in the party ranks The question
raised by Mr.. Wilkinson is an inter
estins one and on its determination
rests important results so far as the
Democratic ticket is concerned in
this county Many think that Mr.
Martin cannot hold a residence and
the right to vote in this State so long
as he owns property in another Slate
and keeps bis family there. The case
seems, to raise an important question
which may have to be settled in The
courts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
KIDNAPPED and
BOUND TO TREE
RICH AaLuMaER NAN SENDS NOTE
TO HIS WIFE BUT sREAKs
HIS BONDS.
tny United prsss.,

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 2T.-Kld.
mapped and aeld bound to tree for
5000 ransom, Edward English, rich
lumber man. living at Mount Vernon,
escaped to-day and appeared at his
home shortly after a stranger had
handed the following note to his wife:
Dear wife: am held up and kid.
mapped for $1,000 and am threatened
with having my ears cut of. If the
money is not forthcoming by to-mor.
rcw noon. For Gods sake make ali
haste. Show tais to Mr.. Hanney and
get this amount. (signed) Ed. Eng.
fish,
Hanney is Mount Vernon banker
English broke his bonds and escaped
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
llll2. q & Z 3 D I. J lR.II q
800 MAJORITY
IN MARION co.
OUTLOOK FOR SWEEPING ,REPus.
5LlcANVlcToRYFoR THE EN-,
TIRE TICKET.

= D. Fl
The names Of all the voters in this
county at the coming election are now
on record at the Courthouse and a
careful examination OF the lists shows
a clear Republican majority in the
county by something over 800. And
this makes allowance for all people Of
doubtful politics. It is very evident
that Judge Taft will run ahead OF the
ticket in this county and many bust.
ness men listed as Democrats won't
support Mr.. Bryan,
It IS not necessary to give names,
but we know of many prominent Dem,
oGats who say openly that they are
for Taft.
While Taft will probably lead the
ticket, Gfasscock will also make a
fine showing as many Democrats in
the country will vote for him because
OF his stand on tax reform and the
temperance question. The country
people are pleased with Glasscock and
do not want Bennett. For these rea.
sons Glasscock's majority will reacn
into large figures.
But in picking the le2ders. 1t is moi
safe to leave Hon. Wm. P. Hubbard
out Of the reckoning. He is strong
wfthFaIl classes and will get a very
large vote.
On the county ticket there win be
considerable trading and scratching
bota ways, one about on setting the
other in some instances, but on the
whole the Republicans have the better
show because all the candidates are
recognized as clean and capable men
It IS not Thought now that man on
the ticket will fall below 500 majority
while some may reach more than 1000
Just keep Jour eye on Marion. 1t viii
bear watching.
Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
MORE TROUBLE
FOR ABRUZZI
ooWAeER QUEEN IS REPORTED
TO HAVE RE-oPENED FIGHT
AGAINST WEDDING.
(By IInited Prees.1

(By United PreES.l
TURIN, Oct. 27.-Wowager Queen
Margerita to-day is reported as having
re-openel her fight on the Abruzzl-
BlEins wedding. The Duke of Abruz.
zi has made several calls on the Dow.
ager Queen in the last few days in an
etrort to win her approval, which dt Is
announced, was reluctantly given.
While the Dowager Queens opposition
will not prevent the wedding 1t Is said
the Duke will not sail for America I'm
til all tae members 2f the royal fam,
lily have not only given their consent
but have sent cordial messages to
Miss EIktns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
Mr.. A. O. euriew Here,

Mr.. A. o, Burlew is business v1sr
tor in the city representing the Ma
tional Protective Association of VIII
Transport, Pa. The agency of the
company for this locality has beer
placed with Miss Annie A. Russell
Miss Russell made a thorough inyes
tigation of the company before accept
Ing the agency, obtaining entire salts
faction as to It's integrity. The com
pany is doing a fine bushes and is
worthy Of investigation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
UNCLE JOHN MILAN.

He Enters the Race "a Little late, BIZ
VIII Get There All the Same.
Your ballot box is empty, yoys,
And needs another fllltn:;
Take Oh your coats and cast your vote,
For Glasseoek, Taft and MILAN.
Glaseock, Taft and Hubbard, too.
Those Bills are good for fllin':
Pull OF your coats and cassyour vote,
For Arnett, veaeh and MILAN.
The c. o. P. is in the lead, I
Their hosts are now drtItfn.;
Pull of your coats and cast your vote,
For Meredith, Amos and MILAN.
Remember zack and Bruce and Mack
Who serves US good and ''wIIlin";
Take on your coats and cast your votes
For Bruce and zack and MILAN.
Aohn Fleming for the county court,
We need no brewIn' or stillin';
Pull of your coats and cast your yotel
For Wilcox, Fleming and MILAN.
cast all your votes for Uncle john,
Who wears no others collar;
He wore the blue, all good and true
You can bet your bottom dollar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
False Statement Relative Agreement Of Cottr Broth
ers, Of Mannington Corrected by One
Of The Brothers
Attorney for Held Brothers Who is Democrat Issues
Statement Completely Exoneratng Judge
Taft From Wrong Doing
The following letter and accompany
ing articles are self explanatory:
MANNINGToN. w. va.


ing articles are self explanatory:
MANNINGToN. w. va,
Oct. goth, 1908.
Editor Fairmost West yirginian.
Dear Mr.. Editor:-I write you re.
gardine an article appearing in to.
days Fairmont Times. being one Of
the Republican brothers OF the two
Cottrills referred to in said article,
and desire to place you in position
to reply to this article, which you can
very readily see is wholly untrue.
This article states that we hal
agreed to write to the boys them.
selves, this did not agree to, prefer.
inf the court records on the case, SO
my brother simply wrote them on his
own judgment, but the article l am
herein enclosing. shows you the case
as it really was. coming from the at.
torney for the boys. who is a Demo,
crat. and further was a representative
from his county in the Legislature.
There can be no doubt as to the
truth Of this. c,ming from the man
who appeared for the boys themselves,
and this is plain enough for any think.
ing man, VINO might have noticed this
article. to very readily understand.
BY reading this clipping carefully,
you will II not already, be familiar
with the case. and thus be in posi-.
tion to reply to this article appearing
to-day. on the frcnt page Of the Times,
] hope this may reach you promptly,
and be q advantage to you, as / am
10 Republican and want the truth put
before the people, and want this artt.
Gle in the Times answered.
Yours very truly, \,
c. L. coTTRILL.
The article in tire Times to which
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
90 u "a 4 / IN ] /. WIS co.
WRITES LE.TII / TER
TO PRESIDENT J / !! 5! |.
HON. III. LEWIS SPEAKS in COM.
MENDAsLE TERMS or MA.
~ joR w. II. SlRERT

g. . & y
Hon 9. L. Lewis. superintendent OF
the Federal Coal and Coke Company,
has written the following open letter
add ressed to President Roosevelt:
FAIRMoNT. w. VA, oct. 27, 1908.
Ny Dear Mr.. President:-
] have read with much respect the
reiaaFks OF Major W. L. stbert, at the
louisville meeting Of the 22d inst.
lie is credit TO the United States
Engineering Corps and to yourself
and administration. Sending Mai 81.
bert TO the panama Canal to bring or.
der and success out Of more or less
confusion, is another evidence OF your
aSle administrative appointments.
Your righteous and independent work
now as a citizen for the welfore OF
our country, with an effsnt to put the
most eligible man in the presidency.
ls a Anal magnificent demonstration
that we should all be glad to endorse.
Ibelieye the people will most heartily
do so.
Major Sibert's broad minded re.
marks are very Impressive. He stat.
ed that the Improvement Of the water.
ways Of the inland lakes had not only
saved millions annually in trelgAts,
but had shown to the world that wa
we're the first nation among all the ma.
tons in iron and steel. How proud
We should be of our country ami Of
s'tch men as Major slbert whose
breadth Of view is beyond mere dol
lars and cents.
The development Of our waterways
has made US tae frst nation of all the
nations in iron and steel, that means
so much.
Yours faithiully.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
CONTINUED On Pago EIgh..,
Mr.. TAFT In.
new YORK
ITINERARY TODAY WILL GIVE
HIM A CHANCE TO SPEAK TO
MANY THOUSANDS.
(By United Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct, 27. Reports
that W. H, Taft suffered a relapse ai
ter a series of meetings in Brooklyn
last night and would be unable to pro
coed with is Campaign are fatty de
MED to-day at the home of Henry w
Taft here, where the candidate Is
staying. Except for a slight aoarse
ness Taft is in first clas shape. His
itinerary to-day includes Yonlkers
Tarrytown, PeekshilI. Fishkin Land
ing, Poughkeepsie. Hudson, schnec
tady, cohoes and Troy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
MASS MEETING
coLoRED PEOPLE WILL HAVE
RALLY AT COURT HOUSE
TONIGHT.

The colored people will have a mass
meeting tonight in the county court
room where Mr.. j. G. Campbell, Of
Washington. D c., will make the prln
cipal address. Mr. Campbell IS gool
speaker and will discuss the issues OF
the campaign in lucid manner. A
large delegation of colored people will
be here from ADonongah to hear Mr.
Campbell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
Dsaf lay
Resll rom
actured n
unalDay IN
e1tucEy

E2fNGToN. Ky, Oct. 27--W c.
shateF of wheeling. w. va, was
probaBly fatally injured and Mrs. NJ.
BoWden ana her two daughters, Mis-
Mamie and lille, OF Clark county,
William Jones, Of Bourbon, were
seriously hurt in a runaway near Win
hester yesterday afternoon.
shafer and the women were out
driving In a rockaway when the horse
became frightened and ran away. In
collision with Jones buggy Jones
was thrown out aud his leg broken.
The Fockaway broke down Just as the
horse entered a bridge. shafer was
thrown through the iron work Of the
rldge. His clothing catching on mills
saving him from further fall of
F5enty.fye feet. When rescued he
hanging with mis- head downward
an unconscious condition.
ne was hurried to this city and
y ii -
tilf Unconscious, was put on the op,
Fas taDle;
y iis skull is fractured and his head
esgise badly cut. There is little
sslppe ior his recovery.
Mss Lille Bowden suffered a bro.
ken nose and several severe cuts
pogt the head and race.
Hiss Mamie. cut above left eye and
aead considerably bruised. The moth.
er was the least injured of ali.
--,------ =
Hundreds Of friends in FaiEmont
and throughout West Virginia will re.
ceiye the news Of the accident to Mr.,
Shafer with sincere regret. he had
been fora q number Of years secretary
81 the West Virginia Sunday school
asscciatior with headquarters in
9taleseang He maintains offces IN the
resided IN Fairmont having establish.
sd the shafer studio in this city.
MI. shafer mas been prominently
|a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
Iosr-A Red Bull Terrior tFsmaiel.
Finder pIeace return her to, or notify
Amos Clayton, Maple avenue, Fair
mont, and receive $500 reward.

WANTED Young or middle aged
man Of neat appearance. who can fur
nish good reference and is capable Of
tovcibly presenting a good business
proposition. "A man with some adser-
Using experience preferred. Address.
stating experience, Opportunity z
care this Office,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
Fined For Assault.

Justice E. S. Amos fined a young
man Of Lincoln district twenty-five
dollars and costs amounting to TWEEN.
ty-elght dollars and sixty cents for
assau1ting young woman in this city.
Constable j. Lee Parker served the
writ this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-27
Missionary society 70 Meet.

The women's Foreign missionary
Society OF the NJ. e. Church will hold
its regular meeting on Thursday even.
ing of this week at the home Of Mrs.
S. 3. Yost on Ninth street, Fifth ward.