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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-28
INSULTING TO AMERICANS
Game In Japanese Village at Seattle
H. Closed,

Seattle, July 2S.-Following COM
plants from citizens who said the
game. was insulting to Americans Di-
rector of Concessions G. A. Mattox
closed a booth in the Japanese village
at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposi.
ton. This booth contained an attrac.
ton known as "assaulting Uncle
Sans whiskers." Three plaster busts
representing Uncle Sam. were in the
booth. The "whiskers' were made Of
strings which patrons would pull out.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-28
WOMEN ABANDON THE TASK
New York Chinese No Longer Have
Spiritual Leaders,.

New York, July 2S.-Chinatown's
women missionaries have abandoned
the scene Of their labors, leaving their
slant-eyed students to return to the
worship of Buddha. For the first time
In many years the denizens of Mott,
Pell and Doyers streets are without
their spiritual leaders and the cause
is the result of agitation following the
murder of Elsie Sigel and the disap-
pearance of Leon Ling, a Chinese sus.
pected of the crime.
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Have Returned to Bemidii.

Mrs. r. R. Ryan, Mrs. P. J.
Russell, Mrs J. c. Parker and daugh.
ter, Ella, returned this noon from
Fosston where they have been en-.
joying short visit with Mrs.
Roland Gilmore, who is spending a
few weeks at the home of her mother,
Mrs. P. M. Mark of Fosston.
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SpOOner and Baudotto.

July II.
Mrs. Charles B. Minnick enter.
tanned the Ladies aid on Wednesday.
Misses Esther and Elida Flyberg
left Tuesday for Halstad, where
they will spend their. vacations at
their home in Polk county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher
returned from Duluth on Saturday
and will resume their custom duties,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-28
House Concurs in Resolution.

Washington, July 28.-The house
has agreed to the senate concurrent
resolution authorizing the president to
transmit forthwith to the governors of
the several states copy of the reso-
luton, recently adopted embodying
the proposed amendment to the con-
stitution regarding the imposition of
an income tax.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-28
Weekend Excursions,

Via the South Shore for Detroit.
Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo by
rail to St. Ignace thence D. & C.. N.
Co.. steamers, leaving Duluth every
Friday. June 4 to July 80. T o
Detroit and return $1,000. Limit
Sept. 18th.
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securing prizes according to the mum
Der attached to the "whiskers."
The manager Of the Japanese vii.
lage, which has no connection with
the official Japanese exhibit, said that
no insult was meant by the game and
that it seemed to be popular with the
Americans.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-28
PRESIDENT REYES OF
COLOMBIA RESIGNS
Country Does Not Share His
Views on Tripartite Treaty.

Hamburg, July 2S.-President Rafael
Reyes has cabled to Bogota his resig.
nation as president of Colombia.
President Reyes, discussing the
Colombia situation, said the majority
in the new congress, which assembled
July 20, clearly is opposed to rati-
fication of the tripartite treaty be-
tween Colombia, the United States
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-28
Y. NJ. C. A. conference
Meeting Of Worlds Associations Be.
gins in Germany.

Meeting Of Worlds Associations Be.
gins in Germany.
Barmen-Elberfeld, Germany, July 2s
delegates representing the Young
Mems Christian associations of the
world began today in this city a
worlds conference on matters of in.
terest to the workers in the associa-
lions. Every country on earth in
which the associations have estab-
lfshed themselves is represented in
the conference.
Among the subjects for discussion
of especial interest to North American
delegates Is the question of associa-
ton work among European emigrants,
in the presentation of which topic the
representatives from North America
will have a leading part.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-28
RECEIVERS SIGHT AT SHRINE
Three-Year Old Girl Said to Have
Been MiracuIousIy Cured.

Kankakee, ILL.,, July 2S.-Lillian,
three-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fountain, Kankakee, was
cured of blindness on the occasion of
the annual pilgrimage to the shrine
of st. Anne at St. Anne, ILL.,, marking
the close of novena
Led to the altar by her mother the
child suddenly staggered back in af-
fright as her closed eyelids opened.
Crying for Joy the mother pushed her
way through the crowd Of cripples and
friends and hurried with the little one
to a nearby home.
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GREEK FLAG RAISED AT CANEl

cretans Act Promptly When lnterna
tionaI Troops Withdraw.
Canea, Crete, July 2S.-The Greel
flag has been run up at the fortress
and the Cretan militia barracks here
As the evacuation of the international
troops was only completed Monday
the Cretans lost no time in testing the
disposition of the powers, who have
promised Turkey that they will pro
tect her rights. The outcome of thi:
assertion of the Cretans' determine
ton to join Greece is awaited witt
some concern.
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Norwegian Lutheran Services.

Services will be held in the Nor
wegiau Lutheran church Wednesday
evening at 8 O'Clock, conducted by
Rev. Kolste Of this city and Rev.
Dale of Mcintosh. Rev. Dale will
preach.
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Swedish Aid Meetinq.

The Swedish Aid society will meet
at the home of Miss Hultgren, PA
Irving avenue, South, tomorrow AFTER
noon at 2:4O. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend.
Mrs. John Tennstrom.
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The bridegroom is son Of John Wan
amaker. The bride is a daughter of
Eugene G. Cruger. The church was
closed to every one save a few invited
guests and the officials informed
would be sightseers that the building
was closed for cleaning purposes.
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GREAT SECRECY MAINTAINED
Rodman Wanamaker Webs New York
Girl in London.

London, July 2S.-Rodman Wanna
maker of Philadelphia and Violet Cru
ger of New York were married at St.
Margaret's church, Westminster, by
special license. Extraordinary efforts
were made to keep the affair secret.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Apply at 419 America avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS,

PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
2:3O to E p. m, and Saturday
evening 1880 to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Mrs. Donald, librarian
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FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind of a
rubber stamp for you an short
notice.
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Kidnapped by Cupid This Time.

Omaha, July Acknowledgement is
made Of the engagement of Edward I.
Cudahy, son of the millionaire packer,
to Miss Leonora Brewer, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. Brewer of San Fran
cisco. Cudahy was at one time kid
Mapped by Pat Grove of Chicago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-28

FOR SALE.-Nine-room dwelling
house and barn. Dwelling house
strictly modern. Also good lot in
Mill Park. Inquire of Peter Linde-
berg, 7O7 Beltrami avenue.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-S1x wide tire farm
wagons, / canopy top two seat
buggy; heavy and light harness.
Cheap for cash, at my barn, rear
of P. O. building. S. P. Hayth.
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.
CLARKSBURG
FAIR IN full
swing TODAY
Very Fine List Of 81
Entries For
Races

CLAflKSBuRG. Aug. H.-To-dny Is
the second day of the forty-third meet
Ing of tine West Virginia Central Agri.
cultural and Mechanical Society. bet
ter known rs the "Old Fafrn The first
tlny. which is only n beginner or start
or. was opened to the people yester-
day morning but the real start fis to-
day. Everything is in readiness and
the race programme will he carried out
in full to-day: the midway shows VIII /,
open: the professional barkers Will
loudly proclaTl IN accents loud; tho
greatness of their shows; the stock
will be exhibited and the bands VIII be
playing and nil tnat goes TO make Q
country fair will greet you.
Yesterday. the first day. was spent
mostly in preparation OF all things ut
the grounds. Tho exhibitors were
working wlth their exhibits; the race )
horse owners Nere having their4
horses worked ont in anticipation Of
the great races 10 be run; the mid
way shows were erecting their tents
and canvasses and the luncn stands
were getting ready to feed the great
thronss OF the people who are going
TO attend.
From ull present Indications the he !
weather looks us though II is going "a
10 behave and little trouble Is ex-
pcctcd from this source. All the rail-
road accommodations will start In OPP
cratlons to-day and throngs will com :
mence to gather In tho city.
There arc forty-fve racing horses
ON the grounds. among which are
some of the best in the State ms will {
he seen by reading the list Of the en- m \
trants. The races will: be made UP as !
follows. with possibly few sliElt
changes:
2:4o Trot.
Allie Jordan. A. d. Pnrr.S city.
Lewis County Boy. w. @. Bennett
Weston, w. Va. Z :sls
Alice Bremen. w. q. Bennett, wesss
ton. w. Va.
Adrel. Mr.. Russworrn. Cumberland,
Md. -
2:2o tTrnt. 4
Lord White. w. w. Keener, Morgan-l
town. w. Va.
Carlos d. ReddIck. Germantown, Nd
Cosency. A. d. Pnrr. city. .f
Free-for-All Pace.
Mimic Col. T. B. Davis. Keyser,
Vn.
CONTINUED on Page 81
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THREE REPORTS
CT PARDON ATTORNEY WAUGH
HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY
GOVERNOR GLASScock.

CHARLESTON. Aug. Ex-Governor
Glasscocli yesterday passed upon three
reports from Pardon Attorney Waugh
and in each instance the report OF the
pardon attorney was approved. and en-
ceutivc clemency refused to Wiley
Lewis. serving life scntnce for the
murder of John Cochran in Kannwha
county In 1897. William Quill. now
serving the first year of II life sentence
for the murder of n fellow convict
while n prisoner I'm the penitentinry.
was refused relief. Charles Rymer-
convicted OF robbery In Harrison coln-
ty In 1927. persists In his innocence
despite the fact that bloOdhonnhs trac-
ed him 10 building where he was
found hiding. Tho pardon attorney
was not convinced Of his innocence.
and tho governor approved the finding
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31
CHAPLAIN RESIGNS
Aged Minister in Charge at Peniten
tiary Tenders His Resignation to
IS the Board.

WHEELING. AuE. 31.-Rnv. Fl. c.
Sanford. for five years chaplain Mt the
Monndsvillc pcnitcntinry. has handed
I'm his resignation to Warden Mathews.
In MIR. Snnford's long service ic has
done great good. and Is leaving no"
because OF Il much needed rest Mr.
Sanford Is one of the eldest Methodist
ministers In the State. having been In
active service for the rnst thirty
years. 1t Is not yet known who VIII
succeed. him.. hnt ministers Will take
regular turns Mt administering to the
religious needs Of the cnnricts. Rev.
Snnford's resignation Is effective Sep
tcmbrr /.
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( DEAD / j: BODIES
foF3 SEVEN CHILDREN FOUND IN
RUINS OF A ct!ILDREN's
5HoME AFTER FIRE.

h ss.SlNEW+YORK, Aug. 31.-SeveE hodies
ot!younE children burned beyond rec
ognItIon were found to-day In the ruins
of st. Mnlnrnias home for Chiitfrnh ut
Rnckaway Park. Firemen are search
ing the ru1ny for more. 1t was mt
first reported tnat all escape1 but ln-
ter. search found the bodies. More
thnn score was not killed rs result
OF the herolsm of sisters OF st. Joseph
who led the chlldre1 In n fire drill
from the building. The fire was dis
covered In the engine room and the
ire drill was called. 1t is unknown
how the seven tots caught fire.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31
PLOT FAILS
WATCHMAk FOILED PLAN OF
TRAiNWREckER ERS-HE WAS
WOUNDED IN FIGHT
Try Ifniirtl preSS.n

NY TniiNH Fress.l :.
MINERAL. CITY. o. AuE. a1.-A
plot 10 wreck the Cleveland nnd Pitts
burg passenger train this morning ut
the tunnel entrance between Mineral
City and Canal Dover WIS frustrated
by Watchman John Mace. after i bat
tie with four wreckers- In the fight
with gums. and knives one wrrcker was
killed by n companion. Mace was So
riously wounded. The remaining
three wreckcrs fed.
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Highvayrlan Holds
Up Pittsburg Express
TRIES
TO SCARE PEOPLE
HE SAYS EARTHQUAKES TIDAL
WAVES, WAR, PESTlLEkcE
AND FAMINE ARE
COMING.

ROCKLAtNp. Me. Aug M.-Deny-
Ing having made any prophecy about
the world coming 10 an end. and an
nonncing his purpose TO establish n
chain of missions from Panama 10 tle
Artic. for the erangelization of fle
American continent. Rev. Frank Nv.
Sanford, leader OF the famous sect.
known rs the Holy Gnnst and Us. yes
tcr.Iay granted his first extended In
tcrvicw since departing OH his world
cruise OF 10000 miles three years ago.
lie said In part:
81 have already knowledge that
three more ships will be added 10
oMr fleet.
Earthquakes will sent by the
I.ord to bring men tn their senses:
tidal waves with fearful violence will
sweep along The COASTS of the earth
until men In their fright will die or
heart failure: sinrs will fall from
heaven like falling. figs in tempest;
war and Tcstilcncc and famine anil
many other similar agencies will be
brought by the commander In chief In
heaven and earth TO conquer this
globe. 10 conquer hearts. to bring the
lurty looks of man down r1nd tO make
emphatic the fact. that Christ Is Lord
indeed"
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The Second Day AT
Institute Very GOOD
ANGRY FATHER
STOPS WEDDING
INTERCEPTED RUNAWAY COUPLE
IN TIME TO PREVENT THE
CEREMONY.

CADIE. O.. Aug. G1.-Quitc an ex-
citement occurred here when Mike Ca
prcssi. an intelligent EnElIsh-spcaking
Italian. who has been employed on the
street paving here. clopeti vita Miss
Lucille Russo. the pretty and accom-
nlfscI daughter OF James Russo. n
wealthy Italian merchant. OF this city.
Ii was rumorcd for several days that
there was something between the cou-
pI. but nothing was known by the girls
father until the couple had left the
city. AS soon as hc learned the situa-
tinn he employed Edward Nelson 10
make nm effort to ovcrtakc the rllna.
way couple in his untn.
Officers accompanied the auto. and n
fast chase was given. and when the
party reached Dillnnylllc IL was dis
covered they hal orertaken the rnnn-
ways. who We're i'm that town making
arrangements to hc married
The Young laly, who is under age.
was brought lone. and Mike Carressi
went on. ms IL was said he was afraid
To return to Cadiz-
The young lady seemed to be In
good spirits. anil said she enjoyed the
excitement. and especially her auto
ride. which was her first.
People here think the young couple
will meet and marry In the future In
spite OF parental opposition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31

ALTOONA. Pa. Ans. a11.-Enginecr
DonnelIy of the train held mp ut Lewis
ton Narrnws, who left his engine here.
declares lie could not realize all that
happened. He said there were three
explosions nndcr his train. When he
stopped tho robber boarded the train
and asked IL there were any mnil cars
attached. Being answered no. he then
compelled lie. accompanied by the fire.
man to 20 to the express car The
Washington car. Messenger Clayton In
charge. was entered after Clayton was
shot Mt when lie put his head from tile
door. Clayton said there was no money
there. so nc entered Harncr's car All
were held mt bay by his revolver while
tho safe was broken. We were COM
PEELED to hold the sacks. The fireman
had to assist In carrying away the
loot. All werc badly scared
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31
THEY'VE CAUGHT ON
THE TALK OF THE TOWN

The Archie Gum scriesc of color
studies of stage beauties being given
away with the New York World has
made great Success. Tnc demand
both In New York City and ont oil
town for the past two Sundays has put
eppIes OF the Sunday World nt Il pre-
mfum. itli every copy OF the sunday
W0rId Magazine there are SIX beallli'
full panel photo size color prints of FL
nous actressrs-famrtl both for their
beauty and their talent.
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fG
ticularly to problems which come up
only in primary grades and in work:
with children. Miss Chase spoke Sofl
her experiences In visiting 7Brittshs prt-
mary schpls and discussed the meth
ods there employed. Reading vas the
subject for the discussion and in her
address and demonstrations the Amer
icnn and British methods were COM
pared. "
In regard 10 the lecture tonight by
Dr. Henry N. Cameron on Eugene
FIeld-The PoetLnureate of Child-i
nood." supt Faust wishes to announce
that DIR. Cameron comes to Fairmont,
not only highly recommend ed. but
thoroughly prepared to deliver q lee.
turc that is most entertaining and
helpful Come TO the Normal sAnlito-,
. d
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FAMOUS OLD PRIMA DONNA DEAD

- SAN FRANCISCO. Ang. 3l.-Mmc-
sInez Fabhri.M Muller. famed n generation
ago as a prima DONNA. died yesterday
from paralysis. Mime. Fahbrl-Muller
WINS born In Vienna so years ago. Be
fore she was 90 years old she was the
friend of many OF the great composers
of her day and was singing I'm the CAP
itals of Europe in famous companies
She was the first director OF the Grnnd
Opera House in this city. In the early.
seventies.
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G-1.
Preliminary Doubles.
Drcnncr and Watson defeated Ms
wander and Howard, CO. G-1:
Meade and Bowman defeated Chr'
penter and KInEsland. Go. GO.
Shrewsbury. and Gallaher defeltrt:
Watson nnd Morris. &c. T-5. CT.
Gordon and Boy,l defeated Shrcws'
bury unll Gnllahcr. Go. Sc.
Weaver and Hnmphries defeated
Gear and Lord. %, &c. G-S-
Fleming and Raymond defeated
IIrrtzler and Jacobs. Sc. G-i. G-3.
Tie scores in yesterdays games too
late for publication in this paper were
as follows:
NIswander defeated NJ. Gallagher
&c. G-i. G-1.
II uaris defeated l.. Morris 81. G-1'
First Round.
IT. Davis defeated B. Beatty Ga. 4-G'
,oe -:-FEr1I
f. Drenncn defeated w. Gnliiher G-i'
G-3.
Armbruster defeated F.. r. Kings,
land c.. G-1.
Fleming won from poyd by default.
Genre defeated Niswander Go. d-G'
G-1.
J. Rock defeated r.. Davis G'3. 10.
CO.
Bowman defeated Weaver PC. G-f'
rs.
Gordon defeated Iolbert 0-G. G..
Z Lowe won from Jacobs by default.
Hetzler defeated Lord G-2. G-i.
NJ. shrewsbury wen from T. Morris
by default
]. Shrewsbury defeated Carpenter
G-3. Go.
second Round
purinton defeated ArnEbrustcr Go.
f-1.
Gwyn defeated Bowie 7-5. G-1.
Preliminarlcs in doubles.
HumphreIcs and Weaver defeated
Lord and Gcarc 81, DC. G-%.
Shrewsbury and Gniinher defeated
Watson and Morris &c. 20 G-i.
Tomorrow the doubles will be play
ed ut BinElmon.
The attendance Mt the court to-day
was much larger than yesterday. The
chairs were nearly NIL taken up. Thn
ladies' were Interested today and quite
n number turned out.
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zse.d d and bulletins Free.

Persons desiring seefls and bulletins
ISSUED by Y:thc+soyernmrnt may obtnin
some without cost by sending nnmc
and address on postal card to !. enn-
tor s. n. ElkIns. Elliins. West Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31
GETS $4,000 In
GOLD BULLION
But LOSES 1T
Holds On Sack OF
Lincoln Pennies
and Escapes
fBy United i'ress.}

HARRISBURG. Pei. aug. 2l.-Train
30. the PittsburE Northern express.
was neld UP nj 1880 this morning by
Il lone highwayman and the Adams EX-
press car looted OF $1,000 In gold bull
lion and several Thousand Lincoln pen
nies. The bullion was recovered hut
the robbcr so far has escaped with the
pennies. The robbery occurred nh
IIewistown Sarrnws. % mics ont OF
Harrisburg. Dynamite placed on the
tracks explOdtl rs the engine was
running over H. Engineer Donnelly
and Fireman Willis stopped the train
Immediately and were covered by Il
masked man boarding the engine. lie
ordered them to lead the way to the
first EXPRESS cnr. Express Messenger
j. w. Harper aipe1red at the "oor
and twn4 covered by Il revolver. Tno
engineer and fireman clamherch
aboard with the hIghwayman: I'LL three
men covered. The highwayman then
expIolcd the combination safe. took
ont the bullion and ordered the en-
pInccr TO hold the slcll while the mes
scnEer poured the loot out OF the sack.
Tnc pennies were discovered nnl
sacked the same way Messenger L.
L. Clayton, OF the renr express car.
who appeared ut the door. was covered
Inv the hishwayman and forced to obey
orders Conductor Isaac II. Pn3sen-
berger. came to the front OF the tram
to Investigate the trouble and was shot
in The left hnnd which necrasitntch his
return 10 the rear of the train ~nen
ordered. Fireman Willis was COM
nellcd TO carry The sacks OF bullion
and pennies up the mountain side. The
rcibbcr ordered him back 10 the train
after wishing aim "gnod luck, and Eood
bye" The alarm was given to rail-
road detectives Mt Altoona. a posse
urtcr Capt. Charles Potter recovered
the bullion In the mountains near the
scene of the robbery. II Is believed
the rolibcr discovered that'he could not
carry hnth sacks and droPpeh the nut
lion by mistake.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31

OIL AND GAS LEASES FOR SALE.
Best form w. Va. and Pa acknu%l'
rdErnents. Also assignment OF lease
Mt this office. Il
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Under It's proper CLAssIFTcATIoNtI
your three-liue ad. becomes real pub
llcity. e.s 4, S
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p1T,EBURG, Ang. 3t.-PassenGcrs
on the train held up Mt Lewiston Mar
rows we're surprised on their arrival at
pIttsburE 10 learn of tho holhHr. the
hIrhwayman's work was done so
,uIrl-1v that none were awakened
Messenger Harper stated To an Gill
Move mt Union Station that tile cool
daring of the robbery simply paralEzcil
thc crew. A formal statement OF the
hold nm has been issued. Examination
of the safe shows that the robher "hs
nm cxpcrt. Just enough glycerinc was
uIace.l in the seams OF the lock 10
cause the trmhlers to drop. not in]lr'
Ing the door.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31

Try n West virEIninn "Wnntad."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31
.DRENNEN WAS
BEST IN TENNIS
COURT TO-DAY
Defeated Purintor,
In Semi Finals
81, 6-2

AL the tennis court today In the
semi-flnals Drennen defeated PuNn-
ton G-1, CO.
Second Round.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31

Gwyn, Bowie, 10. G-l.
Meade. Fleming, G-1. f-I.
Gear, Rock G-i, 4-G, los.
Gordon. Bowman. CO. c..
Hnrtzler won from Lowe by default.
]. Shrewsbury. NJ Shrewsbury. CD.
G-1.