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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
NM. Brand Hostess.

Mrs.sW. II. Brand delightfully."- enter
tained d number Of friends last even
Ing at !her. home on Ogden avenue nue. Tae
interior Of the home was decorated
IN The Christmas colors, red and green
and q tempting course Of refresh
menss was served at the close Of a de
siightfui evening. Mrs. Brand was as
Sisted Z In entertaining by Mrs. Fred
Fiening. Misses Ava and Davlnnla
Brown, Merle Holt and Mary Brand
The guests were Mesdames W. 8
Hamllton. Al. L. B. Dudley, Samuel
iIeeper,s L. N. Yost, L. H. Miller. VIII
bur Hennen, I. IA. Neal, G. H. Gross
nickie, IA. Howard Fleming. Allie Hay.
3mond; Martha Davis. Clyde S. Holt,
IL 81! Morgan. Nv. Paxon. Jennie Nc
.CIeary, VIII Fisher, Harry Ensle. c.
d. NuEun,. Joe P. Fleming, Maggie
8Rasars Fred Fleming Carl Frame Ed,
gar Ehro. Cora Bishop, R. L. Cunning
ham Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Ktnkead, Bessie Rankin, Virginia Fish
lei, Ava and ;Dayinna Brown, Florence
Arnett and Merle Holt,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
A, B. WHITE NOT
ACANDlDATE
FOR GOVERNOR GIVES OUT
STATEMENT CONCERNING
CURRENT RUMoRs.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Jan. s.
In q signed statement given out last
evening Ex-Governor Albert B. White
set at rest the many rumors that have
been in ctrculatios regarding dim since
his resignation as State tax commits
siorer. Governor White stated that be
had no wish to be a member Of the
National House OF Representatives
and no intention Of being n candidate
for such honor. this being an answer
TO the rumors that he intended to op
nose Congressman woodward for the
nomination two years hence.
He stated further that he mad No
desire to be president Of the West Vfr
'glnla University. He said he had re
turned to parkersburg to attend to bis
numerous private affairs, and intends
10 stick to business and that. he was
not q candidate for any of1ce elective
or appointive. lts
He heartily endorses the candidacy
OF Thomas Gartlan. Of this city. sol
President OF the State Senate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
SIMPLE LIFE FOR KAISER.
Economy the Watehword In Household
Of Emperor William.

~
BERLIN. Jan. Sit Is reported In
court circles that the emperor has IS
sued instructions to the officers Of
the household for greater economy.
The emperor intends to travel less
and live in a simpler manner this
year. The imperial fnmily Will spend
more time at the new palace In Pots
dam than usual, because expenses
arc less there tnan IN Berlin.
The reports that the emperor desires
TO sell some Of his castles Is confirm
ed. Since he has So provincial resi-.
dellces there are some which he cares
nothing for and one or two that he
has never even visited. The project
ed economies are undertaken because
rfecent events have rendered this an
inopportunc time to ask the prussian
parliament for an increase In the al.
|lowances. to the emperor. e
The empire itself makes no grants
for the maintenance Of the emperor
and his family. RI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
|C0UVCILlNEN
ARE INDICTED
TRUE BILLS sRETu WE'D AGAINST
PlTTse uRG IN EN- \ - THE
GRAND " ~ II

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soanc c3nai aosastu y asssps ~.
pflpes au eonsplthis - ~ sesI ~ tDss
anu 1he t*o ~ lAet .u'.teei : aeeuess
u s'sins 1'3H'sa a.. y No W.! W.
arrested arrested TWO @eehs aso' ,ast A,snt y
on eonpiaiht o. uie sose.s hessss
were inate'ea tau ssssetu" " - =
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
MANY new Ones
ON NORMAL roll
WINTER TERM WILL LIKELY BE
ALMOST AS LARGE AS :.
FALL WAS.

The winter term OF the Fairmont
Normal school opened to-day. Usually
the enrolment Is much smaller than
the enrolment in the fall term, but
the indication to-day Is that the en-
rollment this term will be as high as
that for the fall term, the first time
for several years. ae' ~
: The students have come back from
their holiday vacation with an IN
creased vim. They have been exploit
Ing the advantages Of the school and
nave succeeded in persuadlng many
new students to come to the local
school.
To-morow night DR.. Bennett will
give lecture In the auditorium on
educational subjects, On Saturday
evening there will be q reception held
In the auditorium for the new stu
dents At these receptions the new
students ate welcomed and are madt
TO feel at home.
The school work will START Of IN
der the most favorable conditions anil
every one feels that mos, successful
term Is before them;
This afternoon the enrolment had
reached $50. which exceeds the enroll
ment at The close OF March Of las
year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
SENATOR scorrAr WASHINGTON
Had Most Enjoyable Holiday:Trlp
with Mrs. Guy Scott to the Der
muda Islands.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. - United
States Senator N, B.. Scott returned
to Washington yesterday morning at
ter a holiday season spent in New
York and the Bermuda Islands, look,
Ing better and younger than he has
for years. He was in his seat in the
senate when that body vas called to
order and Is now ready to assist his
West Virginia constituents and friends
in any way he can,
The senator and Mrs. Scott spent
Christmas with their son. Captain Guy
T.. Scott and family. The younger
MRS. Scott thought she would I'd like 70 e
have a short ocean trip and see some
thing OF the West indies, and the sen \ n
.at6r consented to Take her down
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
COURT NEWS.
intermediate Court.

intermediate Court.
Giovoni Tiokio VS.. Gulsseppino Col
legueo Toxic. chancery; Januar,
rules. W. H. Haggerty, attorney fol
plaintiff.
Circuit Court.
Julia Hall IS. Harry T. Hall, chaa
cery;. January rules. F. I. Martin
attorney for plaintiff.
Harry Shaw VS.. Robert L. CUNNING
ham, debt; January rules. Harry
Shaw, attorney for plainiif.
F. A. Wyatt VS.. the Shawnee Fir
Insurance Company. Of Topeka, Kan
sas, assumpslt.. January rules. Vincen
and Hayden. attorneys for plaintiff.
Joseph Diley VS.. John Turk, eject
ment; January rules. Harry Shaw, at
torney for plaintiff. 8
L. Bessie Smith vs.. William r
Riggs, ejectmeut; January rules. Hal
~ Shaw, attorney for plaintiff.
There will be d meeting Of the bal
next Saturday afternoon at o'clocl
to SCI cases Tor trial at the next tern
Of the Intermediate court.
z. F, Davis, Walter S Fnrbee AM
Marshall ". Harris were sworn II
yesterday as deputies to Sheriff Sec
E. Amos.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
Queen Battles
With Maniac
HELENA, OF ITALY, ATTEMPTS
TO STAY MAD RUSH IN
HOSPITAL.

ROME, jan 5!-Sisnor ;Mirabealo
was given the following account Of the
accident to Queen Helena at Mess!na,
when her majesty suffere, Commissions
OF the chest. He said:
"The queen was In one OF the I'M
proyised hospitals. She was in the act
OF bending over a wounded woman
when suddenly the door was thrown
open violently and a crazy man rush
ed in, crying loudly: The end Of tnc the
world has come. The earth has fallen
in. Save yourselves. Save your
selves!"
aThe wounded and insane woman
terrified, jumped from her bed and
started running toward the door. The
queen with great presence OF mind
placed herself in fornt Of the untortu
nate and extended her arms to stoE
her. But the woman remembered only
the night Of the earthquake. She pre-
clp!tated herself on the queen, driv
Ing her head with full force against
her majesty's breast The queen tel
backward. Her mouth became full o
blood and this bleeding continued fol
some time" tij& n
"And whata did the doctor say?'
the minister Of marine was asked.
II don't know" Slgnor Mirabello re
piled. ~ don't think he was ever
consulted. The doctor knew only tna
her majesty took choral that night e
induce sleep. The next day her mates
ty continued ier work as usual. al
though every now and then her LIP:
were redeemed BY blood"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
Dismissed IS !! i ]; !
1 = -I-4t tsI1I5 a ~ ~ =, NJ I 584gf
WAS CASE; AGAINST -
SCOTT AND IvlR Gil InAl &
SOM H

The Erersun beer feaze IN Il
James Scott and Virgil unhrnrry 49,
charged with stealing bter fm,rE
and o. car at Everson, Gaze % -
Justice E. S. Amos this atssLarusEs
was dismissed for lack % sshftizz
Emanuel Dietrich, Hmy 49,
Jas. Scott, Virgil Jonnson, u E -,
craft. Ed Letter, ndd dsc IN $.
j. L. Bostic were recog aisse "
tlce Amos In the sum Of son
their appearance before ths ERy
in March. al! !
Mike Picoll who was -.
terday5 afternoon for plaeinE tt11 y
the Fairmont and Glar ,ubuE -
company's interlrban lee Go
night will have q hearing tDs1a.
four o clock before JtstiB EE -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
THORNTON HAMS
ON THE STAND
DENIES THAT He N TTED MUIR:
DER WHEN! y E WENT TO
sYAcHT cL uR.

FLUSHING. N. Y Jan i. Taking
the witness stand in Ills own defense
Thornton Jenkins Hains for over four
hours related with a wealth Of detail
the story OF the shooting OF VIM. =:
Annis and Of the coniugaI troubles
OF Captain Peter G. Hams, Jr, that
counsel asserts caused the mental un:
balancing Of the army officer and led
to the killing Of the publisher on
sight. x: its i; "
When court adjourned last night
Hams direct examination had not
been concluded and he will likely be
on the stand all day today. i
Thornton Hams told his story in
snappy crisp sentences that fell from
his lips as soon as his counsel had
completed his fnterrosations. 4
He showed no signs Of nervousness
and at times during the trial illus.
tratetl his brothers expressions and
appearance when speaking Of his
wlfe's conduct with dramatic infec.
tlon OF voice and facial expression:
The defendant declared that when he
went to Bayside to look atreal estate
on August is he had no idea that his
brother was armed and that he did
not know that Annis was at the yacht
club.
He told the jury that MI the shots
had been fired by Captain Hams be
fore he rushed to the float to protect
his brother from John Tonning, the
boatman, and the club members, whom
he said he thought would harm the
captain.
He denied that he pointed a reyolv.
er at Mrs. Annis.3 The defendant
stated that he had no Idea how many
shots Captain Hams had fired and
when Chas. Roberts. d club member,
picked up the revolver and the muzzle
Of the weapon was pointed at him, ne
drew his own gun and told Roberts
d. d. . D. . |t . - ~
not To shoot,
District Attorney Darrln said he
would probably take all day Tuesday
to cross-examine the defendant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
THROWS BoDY;IN FURNACE.
Man Thought Wife Too Friendly With
Porter, Kills Her. f.l

VI AStf tN'is ss'f w..
CHICAGO. Jan. .s5.-petails OF the
murder Of Mrs. Elijah iRafty, colored,
whose bones were found In the fur.
nace OF a South Side apartment build
ing last week, were given by Rafty
70 the police when he completed his
partial confession made last Saturday.
":sne was too friendly with q porter
working Tor the Burlington road" said
Raity. u heard them talking about a
good time they bad had and II made
me crazy. l met my wife III The base
nxnt. First We qlnrreled and then |
choked her. 7 didn't Intend to kill
her. but when | unclaspeL ny lands
she was dead. didn't know wha; else
to do with the body. so ! chucked 1t
into the furnace. heapel coal on It to
make q good job and then cleared
out"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
GLASS WORKERS FIRED.

GRAFTON. w. Va, Jan. 5.-The
Tygart Valley Glass plant has been
closed down. The management re-
quested the men 10 work Thursday
night and they refused. There was
nothing III their agreement that pro
viled for a holiday on New Years day
but they took the day of.
When they reported for work Sat
urlay night they were Informed that
their services We're not wanted and
the factory was closed down.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
Bell Telephone Changes.

Mr.. J. Clark Morgan, for ten years
manager Of the Bell Telephone Com.
pany at Grafton, has been promoted
to the position Of general manager Of
the West Virginia Eastern Telephone
Company, with headquarters at FL
klns. He is succeeded by Mr.. F. X.
Mansfield, Of Fairmont.
Mr.. Mansfield Is now manager OF
the Bell Conpany's business at Fair
mont Grafton and Warrington, with
headquarters at rFairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
They left shortly after Csir5t siirtszlE
had most enjoyable Inns triastf 81
were away NJ
CUTTING AFF:lREllaiYI
Hardy County Farmers I lz.acs
Drinking Bout aaI or q
Seriously injurrd


MooREFIELD, w. vi; III s. -.
Harvey Rglennn, Of near lz,zs
W. Va, has been loagui ~ tiE 80
ed with murderous ASSENT en- Sxaszal.
Fitzwaters Both men hai, III d.izis
ing at the Fitzwater hons mn IL
claimed Ngglemans WIS upynadH CD
influence that he was aekllf 81 lzr
This brought on a quarrel INF H-sr
man drew a knife, which, f,sulrEnsEz
murderous effect. Them " g G..
three or four inches long :arnE e.
waters face. a deep Ynnud ii 49, ~,
and a gaping wound in the ~ &c.,
There are also eight or tsn! En- datE
gerous cuts on Fitzwater,S h1ts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05

Mrs. F. P. Kelley and 1ltiis EsE 80
have ben visiting i'm Wasah A.
a couple Of weeks past M1l *
home tiis evening on o. NJ KsIl<sf
preceded them and 5retnrne ~ H.
day evening Of last we'd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
Mems dinner at the First N. E.
n NJ Church.

A very delightful social event oe-
CURED 1t the First N: z: church last
evening 1t $50 o'clock In what was
called a mems dinner. The Ladies Aid
society, under whose auspices the
dinner was served. had arranged Ia
sbies q similar size 50 as to make one
continuous table stretching across the
entire width Of the Sunday school
room. This was decorated with three
large bouquets OF carnations and snii'
la, giving the table a most tasteful
appearance. The object OF the meet
ing Was 70 awaken a deeper interest
/ among toe men Of the church In
church work. That 40 men responded,
z at together at the table. listened at
stantIyeiy 10 the discussion, Is sufl.
Client evidence that this meeting reach
I'd I Tie men. The pastor. Rev. G. D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
PILES CURED AT HOME ~
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding, hahin9
blind or protruding Piles, send ~
your address, aud I will tell yen IN
to cure yourself at home BY. ne ne7
absorption treatment: and WIN hta
send some Of this home treatssna IN
for trial, with references from you
own locality II requested. lmns1a
relief and permanent curs. assured
Send no money, but tell other7 o
this offer. Write to-day to Me-. u
Summers, Box P. Notre Dame. hid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
noArs ENDORSES KINGSLEY.

PARKERSBURG. W. Va, Jan. 81
Hon. Frank P. Meats, former speaker
OF the House Of Delegates Of the West
Virginia legislature. in an interview
given yesterday Endorsed the can'i-
lacy Of Hon. z. r. Kingsley. wac as
plres to the same honor at the coming
session. Mr.. AIoats considers Mr..
Kingsley most formidable candidate
for the Office OF speaker.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
Tramp FataTIy InjHrlG

MORGANTOWN, Jan. &c.
train was wrecked here Of Id O.
afternoon, caused by an osdr r.l.sIl,ls::
A tramp named yWestialI tszr :
injured! A wreck train fronl fi-zs1s
Vile was sent for 70 y CIT u. G.
wreclSage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
FORMER PRESIDENT CASTRO
Is In Critical Condition Following
Operation.
ItBy United Press.)

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-Cipriano Castro
former president OF Venezuela, who
was operated on yesterday at DR.. Is
rasl's sanltarlum, took a sudden
change Tor the worse to-day and ais
condition Is critical.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05

Reception at Worthlnston.
ssWORTIIfNGToN, ". Va, Jan. o.
y ASs thoroughly delightful reception
" VA q given at The home Of Mr.. and
NJ q. Frank ua Sharp. on Thursday
evening, December 81. from 5 to IL
O'Clock, n honor Of the marriage OF
their only daughter. Opal Gay, to MI
\ q. I q. Talkington on the evening By
fore, Rev. @. ID. Smith, Of Falrmont'
cmciuing.
Among tie large number OF guests
present were Mrs, Myrtle Cooper Of
Fa n II MTs. 3. E. Tetric&, Mrs, cy'
/ rus US Tetr,ek, Mrs. Julia Hinerman, Mrs
!. n me g. Parrish. Mr.. and Mrs. G. C.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Q. Mes
senser, sMr. and Mrs. DR. G. L. How
ell M !; and Mrs. Arthur Martin, MISS
Eta AlcIntire, Miss Beulaa Mclntire
Mis- Elsie Cochran, Mr.. Clarence b
\ Hinerman, :Mr. s. x. Jacobs, mr.
Howard Smith and Mr.. Aubrey snaa
Mrs Mrs darlington presided at the
piano and rendered several musical SC
siectims, after which a sumptuous
lunch was served In the dining room
and an enjoyable time was had. WIFE
the advent Of the new year the guests
Sdeparted for their homes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
UNABLE TO
SHAKE STORY
MRS. ERB SUCCESSFULLY PAR.
RlEs ALL EFFORTS TO GET
HER TANGLED.

MEDIA, Pa, Jan. 5.-The dramatic
denial Of Mrs. NJ. Florence Erb that
she participated in the killing OF her
husband, the confederation Of stories
which she told Of brutal treatment ac-
corded her by the murdered man and
the testimony OF Mrs. Catherine Bel.
sci, the self-coniessed slayer OF her
brother.in.law, as to the family differ
ences which led up to the shooting.
marked the proceedings In the trial
| here of the two women charged with
the murder OF Captain J. Clayton Erb.
on October 6. fg
Mrs. .Erb was called to the stand for
cross examination when the case was
called and for several hours she par
rled with District Attorney MacDade,
who used every trick at mis- command
to trap her Into contradicting herself
and break down her story.
That she had permitted her sister to
battle slngly with her angry husband
the witness declared was due to the
fact that she was afraid Of hini-that
she aad been made coward by his
abuse. Effort was made to wiring from
the witness admissions that she had
associated with several men and that
they had visited her home during the
absence OF Captain Erb. but the efforts
| Of the district attorney met with little
success. The district attorney. in
tone Of whitening sarcasm, asked:
"And 80 yeu lost your nerve. you, a
skilled fox hunter and i,orsewoman-
you lost your, nerve for onee:"
Unaffected by ais tone, Mrs. Err
calmly replied:
* did,"
Others corroborate Story.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grey, a housekeerei
at Red Gables: Sarah Hogan, q maid
Blanche Dlckerson, a colored servant;
Emma jackson, o waitress, and othel
servants were called to corroborate
Mrs. Erb's stories Of brutal treatment
at the hands Of her husband and much
was brought out to strengthen hel
story.
Mrs. Catherine Belsel went on the
witness stand in the afternoon. he1
testimony being o recital Of iamil!
quarrels which led up to the shooting
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05

ISmith. served as toast niaster and the
following toasts were responded y in;
avery happy manner:
I The Mems 7: II ssionary Movement
tChas. ~. Evans. i * K !iiss
Falrmont as Home Missionary
Field Dana w. Feather. 3.;s Ii
Sixteen Hundred Methodist $Popula-
ton What Can We Do for ThAm?-
Kenble White. :
Best Methods Of Advertising Our
church-J.M. Jacobs.
The menu was as follows:
Chicken Gravy
Potatoes s
Cranberrles Celery
sIaw Pickles q
Frui, Salad Potato Salad
Boston Baked Beans
Fresh Rolls Coffee
The following members Of the Aid
Society had charge Of the dinner:
Mrs.J.L. TORY. president; Mrs. G.
D Smith, Mrs. W. B. Brooks, Mrs. Eli
Musgraye. Mrs. LlzzR Conway. Mrs.
Carrie Carpenter. Mrs. Maggie Gibson.
Mrs: A. c. Ross, Mrs. A. D. Simon,
MIS-. Frank Boydston, Mrs. NJ. ].
Lantz, Mrs. ]. NJ. Jacobs. Mrs. W. 4.
Fisher, Mrs. Harvey Shame. Mrs. Ar.
thur Musgrave. Mrs. E. W. Howard,
aud Mrs. Gus Schwarm,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
li.lMlo,t n cIub Meetina.

Mothers Club Meet'n9.
Mrs ] / c. Miller Is entertaining tl'a
Sssother's Club this afternoon at her
home on Fourth street. The pro
gramme Is as follows:
otionala Mrs. w. J. Easy.
Business.
Select Article, Mrs, Or. Miller
Original papers.
The Boy, Mrs. l'entsl
2. The Small Sister, Mrs. Alice NM
sler.
q. The Elder Sister. sI,s, Q. +. ''es
kins. (.
q The CIDER B,,tlrr,9 Mrs.. An ~.
3f5.s Tue Father, Mrs. Richard '''lke
son.
4. The Ipther. Mrs ,;;r. Holland
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05

Ms. a. 1. Henner entertained the
Ioyal Circle Of King Dauah" ra
last evening at her home on Barney
street. After the business mest'ng a
,scctaii hour was spent $SS d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05

PILES CURED in o 10 ts15nsl
PAzo OINTMENT II sllra-. a.
cure any case o. itching. aslrd
ing or Protrnding Piles II y ta1& -
or money retunde soe;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05

James L. Kelley was "a l'si.-..-
visitor here today ~ & IA "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
llSoc:i !
Isa| b 81 b e Is 81 81
m. .Mc,esIna with Mrs. Sands.

The Woman,s Auxiliary Of Christ
church lis meeting this afternoon with
MIS- M. III. Sands, on Fairmoai aye.
nue.. S4 NJ H "A s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
Addit

FOR rem IA q room lriz@a -
nut avenue inquire at Keile
Lumber Co.'s once -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05

;Wigg-Rones ,doesn 500 ~ -:
very popular. m
Wagg--1E should say not I'll
fellow SIS! 50 tinpo prlaT ila e1clirs
even get a. job rs q bill
Philadelphia Record. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05

Gold Medal Flour d bat for psstry:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
!. Rss.eeptlon; At Worthlnston.

q The Mother. Mrs. ,.'r. Holland
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-05
Bundle up Baby and bring ste
sm warn, eomfoft table Studio for
tho photos graph Necessary.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
Baseball Schedule of Vanderbilt
 Announced by Manager Maupir'

Beasley, the star twirier of last year who did not lose one of his many games pitched, twill be on the slab this year again. He appears In excellent condition at this stage, We will have, l think, crack man for the hrfng line in doidnanlef. who came from Kentuc- ky State . couple of years ago. He could not qualify last year on account uf the or,e-year residence rule but he will be eligible this year"
 Mop is not altogether . bench warmer himself as he will be reeall- cd as star performer in-the left gar. den for the fast commcdores. He VIII not probably be seen in the game all the year but will be more of an effl- ergency man. Anybody who has aver managed college or other baseball team for that mattr knows th com plexities of the job. But nobody has as yet predicted failure of Mop to hold down the position.
 The schedule with off-thescannpus games has been arranged by Wander biit as follows:
 University of chattahooga at Chat tanooga, April 1.
 GAcrgia Techs at Atlanta. April 2 and 3. sf'
 University of Alabama at Tusealoe- 60, April g and 10.
 Michisan at Nashville. April IS. ls
 University of Tennessee at Knox. vile. April 90 and May 1.
 Rewanea at Sewanee, May ' and g.
 Sswanee at Nashville. May 20. 2t and 22. --a-.