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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08
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DO NYGHTOWA.
RZYSTW
DO ZJEDNOCZENIA poll
SKIEGO RZYMSKO-K
LICKIEGO, o OPIEKA
r JEZU.
sA, v POL
NOCNEJ.
SzanoWni Bracia j Siostry!
Zbliza sic znowu czas no.
wego Sejmu i wsp6lnei, SER
decznej narady naszej mad
stanem dalszym rozwojem
naszei wspanialej i wszyst-
kim nam drogiei, polsko-
katolickiej Organizacyi. Cd
czasu ostatniego Selmu W
Erie, Penn, tax sic nasze
Zjednoczenie rozros1o i tax
g1ebokie W zyciu naszem
ro%zpuscilo korzenie, re echo
dzisiejszego naszego wezwa
MIA ma Sejm nowy, poruszy
niezawodnie wszystkie wy
bitniejsze osady polskie i
zfaczy sic z serdecznemi u
czuc;ami goracej wdzieczno-
Sci dziesiatk6w tysiecy VIE
rzacych, prawych gorliwych
wychodzc6w polskich Itch
matek, ION i dzieci.
PoZa morzem w starym
kraju chce nam czynowni-
ctwo rosyjskie oderwac zie-
mic che}mska i dusze pol
sko-katolicka wydrzec pier
81 braci naszych. Ale tn ma
ziemi ameryka1skiej silniej~
sza cd protest6w mi}osc
sprawy oiczystej formuje 3D.
p6r zwycieski ma wszystkie
podobne n%iegodziwe kr2yw-
dy i zamachy.
Polacy-kato]icy garnac sic
dusza ] screen, z rod7inami
i towarzystwami pod ME
ska]any sztandar Serca Jezu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08
Sprawl C%he1mszczy-
Zl|l,y.,.

Zny.
correspondent ,,Czasu" po-
dale z Warszawy:
Prezes kouitetu Towarzy.-s
silva Kredytowego Ziemskie-
go ks. Wlodzimierz Get.
wertyhski jezdzi} do Peterts-
burga, azeby osobl6cie u CO.
Sara %przemawia} przeciwko
wyodrebnieniu Chefmszczy-
zny. jake obywatel, zsj-
nujacy W kraju naiwybitniej-
SEE stanowisko, a dalej, jake
w}asciciel obszernych wiosci
" Cub. siedleckiej, ks Get
wertydski mial podw6jny ty-
tut zabierania glosu " tel
sprawie. Ale, jskkolwiek ks.
Wiodzimierz ma wysoki u
Rad dworski, ME zdo}al u
zyskac audjencji, prawdopo-
dobnie dia tego, ze 2 CORY
zapowiedzial, " jakim celu
.pragnie pozyskac posiucha-
ME-;
KS Czetwerty6ski zlozyl
tedy ministrowi dworu
kr6tki, nawiasem m6Wiac,
bardzo dobrze IRE dagowany
memorable " sprawia chelm-
skiej 2 pro6ba Q wreczenie 60
cesarzowi, co tez nastapilo, .
podobno memorial
ten oddai StolypinoWi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

sowego i Matki Jego, Kr6lo-
wei KoronY ]Polskiej, do
zjednoczenia braci j si6str.
v q paszej ukochanej polskl,:oc':.
katolickiej OrgaLizacyi, staja
sic tego odporu, tel samoa n''
.obrony narodoWej praWdzi-
wa moca potega.
NiewynarodoWi mas wr6g,
gdy stoimY wiernie PREY Sc
bic, ramie PREY ramieniu.
Me wydra nam czynownicy
|rosyjscy j hakaty6ci pruecy
WARY katolickiej z piersi
naszych, dop6kad z wiara "
Chrystusa ola mas, naszych
rodzin naszych Towarzystw
i ca}ej Organizacyi naszei "a
! ~chowamy wieraie swiete Jego
zlecenie ,,abysmy sic spo}ecz-
ME milowali."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

Sci osobistej, z wielka wiara
niego %niewiare, nieuszanowa
ME kapian6w i fa1szywy pa
tryotyzm.
Wszystkie nasze Organiza-
eye, Stowarzyszenia i Unie,
stoiace ma gruncie polskim
i katolickim, niewatpliwie
wstapia do tego Zwiazku
Jedno6ci. w ten spos6b u
tworzymy jeden silny i soil.
danny oboz katolicki, a 2
przeswiadczenia, re nalezy-
my do tel wielkiej i powaz-
nej spolecznosci pod wodza
w ~. @ r-z---" 90 r. - -E. "- f. -
tax roztropnego kierownika,
jakim jest nasz Najprzew.
KS. Biskup Rhode, wypty-
/ wa w4asnie sila dobrego, Q
kt6ra robbie sic W niwecz
wstretna walka, prowadzona
dis 2 takim szalonym roz~
machem ma polu rol;gijno-
narodowem.
Speleczehstwo nasze poll
skie W Ameryce zostalo
sztucznie podzielone i pre-
pa6c tego podzialu zarysowy-
wuje sic coraz g}ebiej. Tel
w}asnie nienarodowej i ME-
patryotycznej robocie nalezy
jak najpredzej koniec po}ozyc
przez zjednoczenie wszyst-
kich Polak6w-katolik6w i
powo}ania ich do wsp6lnej,
a solidarnej piracy.
Pewne wyja6nienia ] u
chwaly dodatkowe beda TAX
ze potrzebne W utworzonym
ma ostatnim Sejmie wydziale
ola kalek, a Zarzad, majac
juz " tym wzgledzie "a So
be dwuletnie acknowledgements,
ME omieszka przedstawic
VAN " tel waznej sprawie
szczeg6lowego planu do dal.
szej pozytecznej akcyi.
Be3a vice ma przyszlym
Seimie zadania wazne j roz-.
prawy doniosle. Pozadanym
Jest vice goraco wyb6r de-
legat6w spokoinych j roz-
waznych, przejetych milo.
6cia naszej Organizacyi j ma
lezytym ~zrozumieniem poll
sko-katolickiego programu
naszej dzialalno5ci.
w duchu tym pracoValo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

w imie vice tel milo6ci
naszego solidarnego narodo-
wego- poczucia, ma mocy
przys1ugujacego nam prawa,
Was, wszystkie Tcwarzystwa,
do ukochanej laszej polsko-
katolickiej nalezace Organi-
zacyi, wzywamy dis zapra-
szamy, aby6cie wedle pre-
pis6w i ustaw naszych ma
najblizszem posiedzeniu W
miesiacu Lipcu b. r. wybra.
Ii delegat6w ma Sejm, kt6ry
sic rozpocznie W parafii 6w.
Jana Kantego, W miescie
Cleveland, W Stanie Ohio,
we wtorek, dnia 5go Paz.
dziernika b.. r. o godzlnle
9tej rano.
Bedzie to Sejm z rzedu 81
/ pocieszy Was, Bracia /
S;ostry kochane, niewatpli-
vie dobrymi rezultatalni,
kt6re we wszystkich dzia-
ZACH przedstawia VAN ma
specyalne sprawozda-
MIA i referaty, Bedziecie
mieli sposobnosc wypowie~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

Nastepna ME mniej wazna
sprawl, d~otyczaca nietylko
|Zjednoczenia, ale cafego O.
g6lu, sprawl, kt6ra W ma
tarczywy JUL spos6b donna
ga sig z~alatwienia, to spra-
wa p~rojektoWanego przez
Najprzew. pierwszego Pol
skiego Biskupa ,,Zwiazku
Jedno6ci" wszystkich Orga-
nizacyi i Towarzystw polsko.
katolickich. Przedlozymy
VAN wyczerpujacy plan pod
tym wzgledem j wezmiemy
sprawe pod sumiennai grun-
ltoWna rozWage.
E@EE$=E. ssaT&E L|--S S. %f. - L=tE4@E=~#==
Ma uzasadnienie potrzeby
tego ,,Zwiazku Jednosci POI
wiemy tylko lyle, ze nietyl-,
10 W kraju ojczystym groza
ludowi naszemu wielkie ME-
bezpieczehstwa pod wzgle-
dem WARY j narodowoSci,
ale j tn ma obczyznie zja-
wiaja sic, szczeg6lnie v o..
tatnich czasach, falszYwi pro-
rocy w6r6 p~oczciWego lu-
du polskiego, szerzac wsr5d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

czywis Gle tWorzYc jeszeze na
razie szk6} osobnych j no
zbyt szleroka .. sa1k,alle rozWijac
.po1mp.ocsy n1 ia'llE',l' Ale mo-
zemy j poWinniSmy, iak to
czynimy obecnie, poprzet
wybitniejsze ta1enta j dopo-
m6dz i'm do zdobycia wy
szej oswiaty. Grosz wydany
ma ten eel szlachetnY sto-
krotne przyniesie plony j
dlatego podatek ma o6Wiate,
nalezy zatrzymac ma dalsze
diva lata. Poznieisze poko-
lenie blogos}awi6 mas bedzie
"a to, 70 utalentowanym
-m1odziehcom dalismv MOI
nose wybisia sic ma wyzsze
s~tanowiska. WoDec tego
badzmy raczej "a rozszerze-
MEM a zadna miara ME
popierajmy ograniczenia Wy
dzialu Pomocy Naukowe;,
DO on zaszczyt i chlube przy-
nosi naszej Organizacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08


z PREY kladnym spokojem ]
" bratniem, serdecznem POI
rozumieniu radzic tez be-
dziemy Q .nowych waznych
zalaniach naszego drogiego
nam Ziednoczenia Polskiego
Rzymsko-K atolickiego.
Me bedzie wa5niejszych
zmian co do ustawy i ustro-
ju O1ganizacvi, gdyz usta-
Wv obecne okaza}v sic W
praktyce bardzo dobremi ]
ola Organizacyi pozytec2ne-
mi, a nadto W sumiennem
poczuciu ~obowiazk6w, W tro-
see o dobro cz}onk6W i wre-
szcie W oszczednosci i wzo-.
rowej administrator So mai
lepsze granice oraz rekoj-
mia, jakich wymaga r6zw6j
poteznej tuz dis Organiza.
cyl naszej. Drobniejsze po-
prawki do p~rzyjecia pre-
d}ozy Prezydent W SVEN
sprawozdaniu %hejmowem.
adzwyczajne skoki, roz-
rywanie sill ma wszystkie
strony i wrzawa ustawiczna
ma tie popularnych basel,
ME So droga odpowiednia ola
polskiej i katolickiej organi-
zacyi, kt6ra dzwignac j do
potegi podnies6 sic moze je-
dynie spokojna, rozwazna i
zapobiegliwa praca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

Pragnac rozpatrzec grun-
townie sprawe ,,Zwiazku
Jedno6ci" zapraszamy tez
najuprzejmiej reprezentan-
tow innych %pokrewnych nam
duchem Organizacyi pol
skich j cieszyc sic ~bedziemy
2 ich udzialu, rad i wskaz6-
week.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

Postep pozadany cd ostat.
niego Sejmu jest przede-
wszystkiem W dopomozeniu
Towarzystwom i cz}onkom
do .wychowania j wyzszego
wykszta1cenia utalentowa-
nej dziatwy. Me mozemy O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

.dziee D wszystkiem swoJe
zdanie, a roztropre j Milo.
Sc a sprawy kierowane uwa-
81 i wniosk1 Vase, beda ola
.przysz1ego noWego Zarzadu.
,cenna rada j pomoca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

[zawsze ola naszego narodu
nasze polskie Wielebne Du-
chowie6stwo i by}o sola PREY
|uprawie ja}owej " poczat-
|kach gleby. Zapraszamy vice
goraco i serdecznie caly
kler, ably .wziaf udzia} W O.
bradach i W zyciu naszej
Organizacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-08

Poza tenn many obowia-
eek zo~rganizowania opieki
mad dorastajaca m}odzieza,
ably Cd mlodo6ci W naszem
|Zjednoczeniu znalaz}a opar-
Gle, opieke j rozumny a
uczciwy kierunek. Sprawl
to donios1ego ola Organiza-
cyl naszej znaczenia i dlate-
go tel Sejm nasz powinien
ia rozpatrze6 sumiennie i z
rozwaga gdyz cd wstepo-
wanna m}odziezy W szeregi
Zjednoczenia zalezy W glow
nej mierze przyszlos6 jego.
Co do ]pierwszege. punktu:
z}ozy VAN obszernieisze
sprawozdanie nasz Wydzia1
Pomocy N~aukoweb.a W dru-
gin dziale = W dziale zor-
ganizowania i pozyskania
dorastajacej m}o'dziezy, pre-
dlozy VAN nasz Zarzad
Zjednoczenja plan juz goto--
wy i dojrza}y do obrad i po-
stanowie6. Pamietajmy,: ze
m1odziez to przyez}osc nasza
i jezeli ia potrafimy nalezy-:
Gle zorganizowa6 j. do siebie'
przeciagnac, to nietylko ma
dlugie lata %zapewnimy byt
naszemu Zjednoczeniu, ale /
W znacznej mierze przyczy-
nimy sic do zachowania via
ry i narodowosci po]skiej
ma Ziemi Washingtona.
UchwaIicie niewatpliwie, co
Observation-Disclosures, gdyz
Wan wszystkim sprawy to
ma sercu leza.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

dorsing municipal ownership of the
Geary street railroad, and the project
for a city water supply. The resolu-
tion calls on all members to vote for
the issuance of bonds to be used for
the two propositions now before the
people.
San Francisco lodge of machinists
will elect officers for the ensuing term
at the meeting next Wednesday night.
The lodge will also vote on several
amendments to the constitution.
C. A. Nelson, one of the business
agents of the building trades council,
called off % men working on the Grove
street schoolhouse last Wednesday be-
cause the staging on which they were
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

in the Jurisdiction of California and
Nevada will vote for officers for the
ensuing term at the first meeting in
December. There is to be a contest
for every Office in the local of the shoe
clerks and for delegates to the San
Francisco labor council
There viii be a meeting of delegates
from the state federation of labor the
building trades council and San Fran
cisco labor council to take the pre-
liIninary steps for the organization of
the unskilled labor of this city and
state
On motion of Delegate w. H. Urmy
electrical workers union No. at its
last meeting adopted a resolution in
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

good sleep during my entire illness. |
also used Cuticura Resolvent and the
treatment wass6continuedf for about three
weeks. At the end of that time was
able to be about the house, entirely
CURED. and have felt no i'll effects since.
| would advise any person suffering
from any form OF skin trouble to try the
Cuticura Remedies as / know what they
did for me. Mrs. Edward Nenning. 2O3
Main ST., Watertown, N. Y, April IL,
1909"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1909

working was not in accordance with
the recent law to protect workmen.
The contractor promised to comply
with the law and as soon, as he shall
have done so the men will return to
work.
Secretary A. C. Rose of the walters
union has resigned his Office to accept a
more remunerative position. A. G. Beck
has been appointed to fill the vacancy
until the next regular election.
The brotherhood of teamsters at its
last meeting voted TO donate SIS a
month to the fund for the organization
into unions of the men who are classed
as migratory laborers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
BEDR|DDEN WITH
ECZEMA SIX WEEKS
itching, Burning Eruption from
Head to Foot Doctor Gave Her
Up EntireIy-First Application of
Cuticura Brought Relief and Sleep.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
EFFECT PERFECT CURE
Four years ago I suffered severely
with a terrible eczema, being mass Of

SOi Cd Al Jill lirdd b0 lOCt
and for six weeks con-
fined to my bed. Dur
ing that time / suffered
continual torture from
itching and burning.
After being given up by
my doctor ! was adj
yised to try the Cuti-
cura Remedies. After
the first bath with Cuti-
cura Soap and applica-
ton Of Cuticura Oint-
ment / enjoyed the first
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

san Francisco typographical union
No. II VIII hold its regular meeting
this afternoon in the San Francisco
abor temple. The woman's auxiliary
% this union viii meet tomorrow after
a0oa at the residence of Mrs. J. p. Oh
rell in Twelfth avenue.
Each local Of the retail clerks union
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

- ID Il L. retan clerks' union
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
MONT WEsT VIRGINlA. .WEDNEsDAA, SEPTEMBER 1909"
.F':YAIvORS I AN
INC0M|||ETA {
GOVERNOR TELLS NEW YORK
,5f55. Il WORLD CORRESPONDENT
WHERE HE STANDS.

Tho New York World of yesterday
contained a cut OF Governor Glass
cock and the following Interview from
him:g S5I =
s"You can quote me as being unal-
terably In favor OF the income tax
amendment" said Gov. w. E. Glass
cock to The World correspondent.
.Tne income tax is right andl | will
communicate It to the next session
of the West Virginia Legislature with
the recomme endatlpn that It be adopt
ed. will SO further and use my In
fluence in having the amendment rati-
fed by this State. If there Is spe-
clal session OF the Legislature the com
ing fall or winter will present the
question then.
"In my opinion the penplc Of West
Virginia are in favor Of all income tax.
They believe 1t TO be ths most equita-
BILE and just direct tax that can be
levied. Most OF the newspapers OF the
State have come on. In favor OF II anu
I have heard Of no ustiaable oprosi-
ton to It In the slate. or course It Is
for Congress to decide later. wnat per
cent. the tax will be and the scale OF
incomes to be taxed. But the prln-
ciple is right. I believe .hat tho
amendment will be adopted by the
Legislature"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
LEAVES LITTLE BABY
Mother Of Flftcen.Monthaold Child
Died OF Typhoid Fever.

Mrs. Norma O'Neal died on Satur-
day at the City Hospital after n
months illness from typhonl fever. De-
ceased was the wife OF Charles O'Neal,
OF New street, First ward. and Is sur
vivetl by a fifteen months old baby.
Deceased was aged nineteen years
OF age and was daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Sheets. OF Virginia. The
former is now i'll Of fever. In Washing
ton. Funeral services vert. held this
morning at ten o'clnck ut the Diamond
street M. e. Church and interment
was ntadte in Maple Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Sheets. and Herald Sheets, moth
Err and brotierof the deceased, We're
present at the last sad rites.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
BRIDE: DEAD
GROOM In Jail ia |.
SENSATIONAL ARREST IN RiTcH-
tE COUNTY FOLLOWS YOUNG 81
GIRLS DEATH.
pARKn1ssBuRG. ". Va. Sept. 15.-

PARKDitSBu1G. ". Va, Sept. 15.-
!. Z. Sayre, merchant of Racket.
a little town In Ritcnio county, was
yesterday arrested on the charge OF
the murder OF hts seventeenyear.oltl
bride. His arrest is the elimination
of most sensational anl mysterious
case, the arrest of Sayfc being the
sequel of the death Of rs bride IN
st. Josepll's hospital in this city last
Tuesday morning. about three weeks
ago Sayre and Miss Blanche Wright,
daughter OF baptist preacher at
Lawfori, Ritcnie county. eloped to
this city and were married: 60 t;a tif
On the day of their marriage the
bride became seriously i'll from the
effects OF n tablet of btchloride OF
mercury which was administered to
her, 1t is alleged. bJ her husband,
wno thought that It was al antfseptic
tablet. Two weeks later the girl, after
terrible suffering from the effects OF
the deadly poison, passed away in tie
hospital.
Yesterday Sayre was arrested Just
as he was about to leave R!trh1e coun.
ty, 1t Is claimed, as he hai' drawn all
of his money from the bank and mad
sold his store. He will he brought
to this city today: A warrant char6-
ing Sayre with first degree murder was
issued yesterday afternoon from the
court by squire Fl. G. Butcher here at
tho instance OF H. o. Hites law. prose
cutting attorney, and Sayrc will be ar
raigned immediately> after his arrival
here. fsl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
OWES LIVES 10 a; !, ! !; oo:;
Family In Burntn1f House Awakened
by Owner Of q Canine That
AZ Rarked Opportunri Iss

sTEuBEcJvILLE, d. Sept 15:
John Razzeiti and mis- gfairiflS owe their
lives to a dog. While al were asleep,
early yesterday mo: ming some one Sun;
known, said to be an gntlt of thai
Black Hand. set fire ito Razzeitfs
home. After the flames mad gained
considerable healway q sdos IN an adj
Joining house barked SO much thatI
James Walters. Its ownee. isot up and
discovered the IRE. TIc ewa akened!
Razzelti and his family and they Ees..
capped in their night clnth hes. The,
house was saved. II ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
NUMBER, .!!''I;l[. SO
PLENTY | ! Y ]. MONEY ! | l|I {
IN THE |! j BANKS. A. I J
TRUST COMPANIES Z IN AMERICA
MS NUMBER 1896 WITH $4,6o9 ,ose,s
* 800 RESOURCES M
fBy United Press. } n

3 CHICAGO, ILL., Sept. 4 So ne Amer
Jean Bankers suspended business ses-
sion to-day to give the cnabers an
opportunity to attend meetings zof the
two most Import liant '.secti tiols' OF the
convention, the Trust Company and
Clearing House sections. In the Trust.
Company section addresses by Daniel
s. e. Bemsen. New York and Prests
dent Edward T. Perino. the Audit Cos
New York. The afternEc session
will be devoted to general ebhte on
subjects of simportnnce.t2O @ O iitcerE VIII.
be elected and Installed this afterS
noon. Perine in his address, presentsi
ed n comparative table owing that
on June 80, 1904, there were 944 Amer
lean Trust companies with resources
at s3.1as.Os5. .s2s:41. June so. 1909
there we're 1896 Trust CoMnantessWi VIII
the aggregate capital was $40, ,sls.:2t7.I
Paid s25,495,345.1S In diYiie9ds In
1908 the aggregate capt. was $4l NJ
O35.Oa3.27. Paid SSS, ,9SS, sf.l4 IN dtyi-.
dendS rra+sS! - sttlt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
225 STUDENTS
AT NORMAL!
ENROLMENT WILL REACH 800
FOR FALL TERM IN LITERARY
DEPARTMENTS


Following registration day ut the
Fnirnfont State Normal School. the
regular routine work for the term was
taken up this morning. beginning ut
eight o'clock More pupils were cl'
rolled yesterday in the regular normal
course than upon any previous regis
tration day In the history or the
school. The enrolment In the regular
normal course yesterday reached one
hundred and fifty and inside OF week
is expected to double that number.
Many pupils have been also enrolled
in tho dit rent departments and every
thing points to most successful term.
Many more pupils ilave been enroll
ed today and the work Is moving along
nicely In each department
Tho enrolment was increased today
to two hundred and Twenty-Five. This
Is the largest number to enroll In the
first two days in the history OF the
school and the enrolment will be ma
terInlly increased during the remain
der OF this week and next.
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METROPOLITAN GOLF.

n
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Some of the
best professional talent in the gotffng
wcrll Is gathered today ut the Wyka'
cyl Club for n thrce-tlay open tourna'
ment, the fourth annual meet OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association Tho
number OF entries Is somewhat depict
ed by the competition of the western
Golf Association. which will inauEu'
rate an open tournament tomorrow. An
1s-hole four-ball competition is on to.
days programme. The championship
will consist of seventy-two holes, th!r.
ty.six to sbc played tomorrow and a
like number on Friday. The first prize
is $780,. and there are thirteen other
prizes, OF from $40 to 500. :,
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MANY VISITORS
AT FLORAL HALL
EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF
THE BIG BUILDING FILLED
WITH EXHIBITS. sJl

Floral Hall was visited yesterday by
n steady stream Of visitors all OF
which expressed themselves as t4.-
lighted with the displays Df Tat build
ling. The boothy are attractively ar
ranged and each nook nnt, corner Is
taken up with exhibits, each of which
comes in for It's SHIRE CT praise.
Several booths which we're not men
toned In yesterdays edition OF the
West Virglnian and are rs fellows:
First Floor.
On the lower floor the kclley+Finlev
Lumber Company occupies bootl in
which the merits OF Ruberoid roofing,
Portland Cement anu Wood Fibre
wall plaster are SO: form. Adjoining
this booth Is the display of the Den-
ham Furniture Company. Also ar
, ranged on this floor is m exhibit of
the Snarpless Tubular Cream Senara-
tor and the Singer Sewi Ing Machine
Company
Second Floor Booths.
Arranged on the second floor are
several attractive booths not mention
ed in yesterdays Issue among the most
attractive being the display both OF
the Atlas Flour Company. Neat soil
yenirs are presented the guests from
this booth. Adjoining this booth Is
the t:ller.Clark Grain exnih!G which IL
n splendid display. The .Tacnbs-Hutch-
inson Hardware Company nlso has a.
|pretty display booth as has also the
r. F. Parker Cleaning and !1ye1ns es-
ta'blisnmeIt.
carnation Milk Display.
The Carnation Milk Company has
an attractive booth arranged near the
entrance OF the second floor OF Floral
Hail. This booth Is in charge OF Miss
Seitz. of Ptitbsure. and today the
merits of Carnation MILK IS being DEM
onstrated and visitors are treated to
a taste OF Ice cream ana small cup
of coffee. >
Splendid Portrait.
In the Fine Arts Department most
excellent portrait OF the late Judge
Alphcus F. Raymond, the work OF
Miss Nola Mckinney. Is attracting \
great deal of attention. Judge Hay
mond was during :lis life lime one Of
the most distinguished citizens OF this
|communtty and was at one time judge
of the Circuit and Supreme Courts OF
West Virginia. This picture was
West Virginia.
I. CIV. Basnett, of Basncttavillc. Is an
otn er contributor to this department,
whose work Is attracting much atten-
tlon.
THE other exhibits in Floral Hall
werc named in yesterdays paper.
Everything about this bull,itt: is neat
and In order and no doubt the remain.
ing days Of the fair will had this hall
packed to Its capacity during the day.
Premiums Awarded.
This morning ffrcm nnc'thirty to
twelve o'clock the Judges We're engnE
ed in awarding premiums and no visi-
tors were allowed iii the building. The
list OF premiums will b. announced
upon tho completion of this work.
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;fBy United Press,

~ sil lf5l!; {By3{rnlted Press.
POINTs RICHIE IN. F., Via Wireless
Cape Ray. Sept. 15.-!The Canadian
cable steamer Tyrian.S en- route to meet
5PearyS at Battle IIarbor benling dele
cation OF ofinewspaper men, arrived here
to-day. Capt. Di ckso;6 sent a. message
ito iPeary offering the use OF! the steam
ferS for his return .tc Sydney. When 1t
was announced that the Roosevelt was
I making but four or five miles an hour
gon the return trip and that 1t will be
necessary to lay In BattlestI tIarbor until
Friday flor jrepair RS, the Canadian gov
tarnment sent the Tyrian forit:le use of
5Peary IL he wished to come ahead OF
his own vessel.
II am the only white man who mas
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the fringe, of London society His
father is known as the prntendert to
the Portuguese throne. His estates
In Lower Austria are covered SO
tnickly with mortgages as to be hope
less as benefits tn the family. The
Bragnnzas have almost always sought
royal alliances, and when any mem
ber has married to lower ranks 1t has
always been in the form OF NOR,
ganatlc union. 5g &,sf6.