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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
R[IDY RELEASED
BY OAKLAND CLUB
Officials of the Team Secure New
Playing M Manager, Whose
Name Is Withheld

The Oakland oall club has released
Billy Reidy as manager Of the team
and next season new man will head
the transbay organization. The Of
ficials of the Oakland ball club are not
AT liberty to give out the name of the
new man 1T this time.
Reidy took up the Oakland club last
season when the team was in the cell
lar and it looked as if the club was
destined to finish in last place, as it
appeared safely intrenched there.
The change from Van Haltren to
Reidy as leader of the club worked
beneficial results and for a time it
played fine ball. IT climbed out of the
cellar and play I'd good ball for a time.
Reidy was popular with the follow :
ers of the game as we'll as with the
players. President ED Walter of the
Oakland club has secured a playing
manager for this season. According
to the information given out the new
man who is coming TO Oakland landed
a pennant in 1908 and finished second
this year. Reidy was popular with the
Oakland management, but the officials
OF .he club believed that the new man
will be tower of strength and that
they must do something to strengthen
the team for next season
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
D[MAR[ST ANNfXfS
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
BiIIiardisf Defeats George Snf-
ton in Finals of Worlds Series
by 500 to Is Score

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Calvin DEM
Arrest of Chicago won the final game
and the championship tonight, defeat
ing George Sutton of Chicago in the
worlds professional series at 1872 balk
line billiards by 800 to rs in the four
teenth inning.
Demarest won the bank and blanked.
Sutton made four and missed an easy
one. Demarest took AZ and Sutton res
sponded with another blank. sutton
was visibly nervous and could not get
down to his game. In the following
inning his count of p was his highest
run of the game.
Demarest had to accept two zeros.
but took them unconcernedly and in
his eighth inning, began a slashihg run
of lit. He played with what seemed
reckless rapidity, but the precision OF
his control showed in the accuracy
with which the balls. tipped in and out
of balk into perfect position. Sutton
was never In the running thereafter,
and Demarest went out with an unfin-
ished run of 81 in the fourteenth in
ming. The score:
Demarest-0 Al 10 o 0 81 III Is 5 81 30
q $500; average, So 1o-l4; high runs, III
50 ~.
sutton-4 81 IA o 231O 10 O-7s:
average 6; high runs, 21 10 H.
Rcferee-John j. McGraw
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses We're issued
in San Francisco Friday. December 3, 1909:
ANDE N-OISON-Charles Z. Anderson, "a,
1912 Kansas St, and Nellie Olson 81, Oak
land
BODE-B -BODE-Herman II. Bode, 80. and Re-
beka NJ. Bode. 49, both of 9S5 Capp st.
DAVIS -HAMMERLY-James W. Davis, "a. and
Stella c. Hammerly. %. both Of 1860 Post ST.
IRY-ROTHsCHILD--Jos Il. Drury, q,
1929 MeAllister St, and Edna S. Rothschild,
81. 11S Broderick St
RUECKEL-EIlsworth Fl. Fara-
day 23 3703 Twenty second St, and Clara Il.
Krueckel, 81, 10 Valley ST.
FRosT-FOSTER- Gordon Frost, SO, San
Francisco, and Kathryn A. Foster, 23 Fruit
vale.
N-MARESCA-Thomas H. Harrison,
80. 1927 Eddy ST., and Amelia Maresca, IS,
1880 Bush st.
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Juarez Results

JUAREZ Mex, Dec. 8.-Lighthouse, backed
down from ) TO / TO 10 J. was the only favorite
to score in today's racing. His victory was
He let Cotytto and The Thorn cut out the pace
well into the stretch when he came fast on the
outside and won by head. 1t was the second
killing of the meeting for Jimmy Blute. Sum-
5525. FIRST RACE-six furlongs; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
7-1-Congo, 104 (Warren) .................... L
2-1-star Thistle, 102 (McCaheyl ............. .
4-ImFlreball, 1o4 SRicel 3
Execution Apologize and orihamb finished as
5526. SECOND RAcE-seyen furlongs; sell
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
3l-Cheswardine, 101 tSmall) .-.....----. l
l2-1-Ada o'WaIker. 104 Rice ,............ 3
Time, LISA 40. R. l. Smith, BIackhawk
5527. THIRD RACE-six furlongs; selling:
Odds; Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
2-1-Radation. los (Kennedy) ............... >
3-1-Lord Clinton 10S (Austinl ...-....-..... 3
Time, 1;2o 1-5 corso Tipster and Judith
Page finished named
s52S. FOURTH RACE One mile selling;
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
2-1-Lighthouse, 100 (McCahey). ).....--....... |
7-2-The Thorn. los (Garner) )............-.... ,
5-2-Servile 1o5 (Molesworthl 3
Time. 1850 10. DIR. Nash. Landlord, McNally
and Cotytto finished as named.
552G. FIFTH RACE-Five and half fur
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin;
ST. H. Houghton io6 fMcCahey} ......... 2
7-5-La Dextra, l05 WILSON, )................. )
Time, 1:l3 l-5. Illusive and Short Order I'm
$500. SIXTH RAcE-Five furIongs; selling:
odds Horse Weight ,,5 t,a1ds1oatey and 5oekey Fin
I0-1-kopek. 113 (Fisherl .--.-.-..--..
I0-T-Acquia. 100 tAustinl ...--...--. ...-...- >
Lady Y, Adelaide. Miss Gratitude and E. ~ Fry
finished named.
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Master Pierce Wins Finals
OF Pointer Club

BARBER, NJ c., Dec S.-The trials
of the Pointer club of America ended
today with the completion of the free
for all stake. Following are the win
ners:
First. Master Pierce. pointer, owned
by A. H. Ball of New York and handled
by j. A. Gndes second, Milton, owned
by E. j. F. Hindes of Baltimore and
handled by Ed Carr third, Mascot
Lady. owned by S A. Saunderson of
Grand Forks. n. D., and handled by
w. d. Gilehrist.
The remaining brace of this stake,
consisting of the pointer Manitoba
Frank. owned by Thomas johnson OF
Winnipeg and handled by j. A. Guide.
and tile pointer Gilt Edge. owned by
Hamilton and Pixley of Omaha. was
run this morning. These two pointers
We're the favorites at the outset but
both ran a disappointing race, each
being guilty of flushing.
The ending of this stake closed the
trials here, but next Tuesday the trials
of the Virginia-Carolin club will be-
gin at Spray, n. c..
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Polish Wrestler FOuIed By
RaOul de Reuen

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. 3-Zbyszco,
Polish wrestler, defeated Raoul de
Rouen. a Frenchman, in a rough con-
test at convention hall today. Referee
Dave Porteous gave Zbyszco the first
fail on a foul after 20 minutes and II II
viii, a crossbodv and seesaw hold after
40 minutes and 35 seconds.
De Rouen resorted to almost every
ro1,eed the patient Polander in the
eves. twisted his nose, pinched his
body and slugged him.
rest Zbvszco weighed 23S and De
Rouen 235-
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Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. 3.-0nly two Ia
r0Tites Court Lady aud GOlcOnds- took first
money today and the outsiders had their innings.
Court Lady heavily played at . 10 .. Topsy
Robinson in the same race. WAS almost played
OF the boards at II 10 ;. summary
First race. Eve and a half furlongs. selling
Fond Heart. 10 J. won: Austin SturtevaDt
Time 1-l0 10.
Second race. six fuTlongs. purse-Baniyes q
=. won: Sir Ormonde. 10 s. second; o. 4
lierndon. : 70 j. third. Time. III.
Third race. hve and half furlongs. selling
Edgly. > 70 ]. Won; EaTls Court, TO > second
Cloisteress. II 10 >. third Time. 1.o9 10.
Lady. to = won: Topsy Robinson, II 10 ), sec
ond: Ia Refine HindoO. 10 p third Time. 1-3o
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth, selling
rOc0moke. ! 10 :, won; Hoyle. 3 10 !. second
Jack Baker. 10 :. third Tine. LEO 40
Sixth race mile snd eighth. selling-Gol
conda 3 10 , won: Heart Of Hyacinthe, TO 1,
second. Namie Algol. . TO ,, third. Tine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
BIRTHS

EMERSoN-In this city, December l. 1902 to
the wife of DR.. Mark Lewis Emerson, a
daughter
GIovANNONI--In this city, November %, 1909,
to the wife of William Giovannon (nee
Flynn, SON.
sAMUEI-In this city, November %, 1909, to
the wife OF Joseph Samuel formerly Bertha
Jordan, daughter.
SCHILLING--In Oakland, CAL, to the wife Of
Charles II. Schiling, son. tSee Deaths.)
scIjDDER-In this city. November 20, 1909, to
the wife of W. f. Scudder, son.
WANFK-In San Mateo. CAL. November 2s,
1909 TO the wife of O. ]. Wanek formerly
Dottie Weston, daughter
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Tampa Results

TAMPA, Ella. Dec. 3.-Following are the re-
suits OF today's racing:
First race. five furlongs selling -Galtha, IL
to 10. won; 1ilbusch. % to l. second Pirate
Diana to >. third. Time. LOG 2-5.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-May Lutz
10 TO 1. won; Icarian, TO >. second: Green
Bridge, TO TO- third. Time, 1:19 So.
Third race. i've furlongs. selling-Jack Den
Merlin, To J. Sir Compton. 30 TO L. sec
ond; Flashing, TO ). third Time. 1:13 20
Fourth race. six farIongs, selling Orphan Lad
to i, won; The Clown, to I, second: My
Love. 20 to 1, third. Time. 1:21.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth-AIaximun,
5. won: Huerfano. to l. second: Dele
stroine 10 to / third Time. l.5G Is
Sixth race, FIVE furlongs. selling Bannocls
Bob. to 1, won: Baleshed to 1, second
Elysium to ]. third. Time. LOG.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
U-sr

Friday December 2.
Stmr Enterprise. Youngren. s days II hours
from Hio; passengers and merchandise to Mat
son navigation company.
Stmr Nome City Hansen. Al hours from San
Pedro ballast TO Gray Il Holt: IS passengers.
Stmr Santa Barbara. Zaddart rs hours from
San Pedro: ballast TO J. R. Hanify.
Stmr San Pedro. Benedictson. % hours from
Eureka 45o, 600 feet lumber TO Metropolitan lum-
ber company.
Stmr Fulton. Maloney II hours from AIendo-
cinc: 800. 600 feet lumber to Mendocino lumber
company.
Stinr Samoa, Madsen. 10 hours from Caspar:
1.500 boxes apples to Caspar lumber company.
Stmr Peru Mackinnon 26 days hours 81
minutes from Ancon via Acapulco 8 days lG
hours IA minutes. via Aiazatlan ) days Is hours
13 minutes: passengers and merchandise 10 Pa
ciic Mall steamship company
stmr Westport wetterquist, "a hours from
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
Notable Deaths
pRnrrssoR oHARLEs GROSS on HARVARD

PROFESSOR CHARLES GROSS OF HARVARD
Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 3.-Professor Charles
Gross Of the department of history in Har-
ward died today after long illness.
S. ]. WAITE, FORMER sCoUT-san Diego, Dec
3.-S l. Wafte.( said TO have been near
relative of former Governor Waite Of Denver
was found dead in bed at his apartments this
morning. He was said to possess fortune OF
$4,000 Waite was an old Indian fighter and
scout.
MRS ROBERT C. OGDEN OF NEW YORK
New York Dec. 3.-Mrs. Robert c. ogden,
wife of a retired merchant and philanthro
pist died tonight of pneumonia. Her hus
band was formerly partner of John Wana-
maker.
JEREMIAH McELvAINE OF SAN BERNAR-
DINo-San Bernardno. CAL. Dec 3.--Jere-
miah McElvaine, for 81 years resident Of
this city and during that time prominent IN
politics In the southern end of the state, died
Yesterday Of heart trouble at the age or SO
years He was the father Of Jefferson o.. Nc
Elvane, a member of the state board OF educa-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

The Futurity entries for 1911 which were
closed by the Coney Island jockey club Noyem-
ber 10 show 3SS nominations. OF which only
five are void. For the Futurity of 1910 there
remain about 200 eligibles. and for the Law
renee Realization. which closed at the same
time as the 1911 Futurity, 1S5 nominations were
received and there are only two volds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
Italian Wrestler Beaten

STOcKTON. Dec. Sd. W. McIntyre,
instructor of stockton athletic club,
tonight won the wrestling match
against Bonderia, Italian: Just from
dfsiv hest two in three. Mcintyre got
e1ssf fan in minutes and 40 SECONDS
The Italian won the second In Is min.
1,tes and As seconds and Mcintyre got
the third fall in minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
HoRsE oMNER A sUIcmE

DENVER. Dec 3-Robert Z. Dunkin,
a horse owner and formerly a jockey.
committed suicide today in a rooming
house in this city he recently had
conducted an unsuccessful restaurant
venture at Hugo, Colo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
NB1RTHS TXARRIAGES AND DEATHS

HEEHAN-DELANY--In this city November
-, 1909. by the Rev. ID. A. Mobley, pastor
or Westminster Presbyterian church. George
a. SheehaD of San Francisco and Jessie wini-
fred Delany of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

:. UU IT sI-sI5. DUuSltIIyf II place.. out Show,
3 show. Winner. b. c. by Galveston Lobosina.
!. Won easily. Second same. Third driving High
herty easily best OF the field today. lie went 10
all the way. Banorella closed stonsly. Direcfello
ina. silk showed little Pico Banco very green
sys form charf should read from s5la 10 5528 in
iy To allow for index numbers at Juarez.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
OCEAN STEAMERS

TT Al-V TtI0TIeu by InuI1ns Vesfer7Tqv
near Ciallam was from stmr Argo. previously
reported sunk at Tillamook lousy
Per stmr Enterprise from HiIo-Fine trim nm
III about 20 miles from San Francisco vvhen,
encountered northeriy gale: all the balance or
'ns rS way ~, IN blowing about 90 miles hour
SEAi ~ lie, Dec Vessel reported ashore near
Cape Beale by stmr Minnesota vesterSav rro,se1
70 be the wreck Of schr Sequel. previously re-.
LONDON. Dec S-Br stmr Ming chow ,.o..
glasgow for Seattle. has been In coIIjsion I. /.
Shanghai and had bows damaged "'
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

Juarez chart six numbers win be skipped daily.
I909.-Tenth day. Weather clear. Track hesN!-
Dwyer, starter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

es on 2.31. May, 40 place, l-o show BIS
W Winner. ch. m. by Prince Esher. Mamie Lou
. Luxurio. Start good. Won handiiy. Second
ned Biskra at the end. Biskra good race,
e closed stoutly.t Taxer needs stronger rider.
c showed plenty Of speed, but hung at the end.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
Living MANS
Will PR0BATED
UNUSUAL PROCEEDINGS IN CON.
B NEcTION WITH TESTAMENT
=. OF DAVID FRATERNALE. l

Probably the first time In the his
tory Of the State has live mans will
been probated and admitted to record.
This was done at the county clerks
Office today, when David Fratsrnale
presented his will to Clerk Phillips to
have 1t placed In the Will book. All
the Wills heretofore have been pro-
bated after the testator had died.
Fraternale Leaves his personal and
real property to his sons Arlebrando
and vito, except $500. Of which 800
Is given to each Of his five daughters
Guervina, Colarossl., lila Manuello
.Emelia Stangone. Italla Nezzanott'
and Clara Fraternale. upon condition
that the sons provide a good home as
she now has during her life or the
time shs remains unmarried.
I Dominicll Romano isanamed as ex
ccutor Of the will. Joe Dihley md
Michael D'Cea are witnesses to It
Fraternale was pleased wnen inform
cd that no one could talae his vii
from the county clerks office aftel
~ t,ni hos, rnordaj H. .Ht.-r b. .I 81 Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
sTEVENs sUsTAINs
PAINFUL INJURY.
Prominent Coal Man Falls Through
Trestle at Wllsonburg and n
Fractures Ankle. 81

CLARKsBURG, March 81. B,
Stevens. general manager Of the
Southern Coal Company mine at WI.
sonburg, suffered serious injury on
Monday. Mr.. Stevens left his home
al the usual hour to visit the mine
and upon arriving at Wilsonburg,
started to walk to the mine a distance
o! about a mile. While crossing a
trestle he fell between the crosstles to
the ground a distance Of thirty feet.
Men who were, nearby rushed to him
and assisted him in rising. After q
short time he was able to return to
his home. While suffering from a
badly sprnlned ankle, he expects to
be able to attend to business as usual
In few days. ,55
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
Doubtful Help
BEN JACKSON GOT INTO TROU-
BILE BECAUSE OF UMGER-
TAIN ACTION.

Ben Jackson, who was deputize1 BY
Officer Ross yesterday afternoon to as
sist in making the Arrest Of Ed. lack.
son, his brother, rendered such ser.
vice that the officer could not tell
whether he was assisting him In max
ing the arres: or resisting him IN help.
ing his brother. He gavn Ross Il shove
that he could not lntcrrct III tho heat
o. the excitement. hos used his 1naro
measuring Ben the fhll length Of his
form on the ground. Ben was ut 20.
lice court this morning. lie inquired
what man got for being deputized
to help make an arrest and get beaten
up. Chief Shoemaker told him no
would have to be satisfied with tho
beating. 80
Hayor Nicely advised q few minutes
before hat Ben should DO arrested for
being drunk. There was nothing done
in his case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
.BL0ODHOuNDS
DESERVE CREDIT R !
LAllp1s.HARR!s DOGS HAVE BEEN
VERY SUCCESSFUL CRIMINAL Z
HUNTERS.

The best aid the officers OF Marion
county has in bringing criminals to
justice Is the Landis.Harris blood
hounds, These dogs have been snc-
cessful In every case where they have
had half show. Y,
The work done ut Benton's Ferry.
where one mans crime found him out,
Is only n repetition OF the good work
TINT must 90 to the dogs credit. Here
n man was trailed from the place
wheer he committed q petit larceny to
his home. Upon the strength OF this
Il search warrant was sworn out and
the house examined. The dogs were
right, The goods stolen were hidden
In bank Of SCOT in the side OF a chin.
ney. The man confessed his guilt,
was brought here, placed In jail and
will likely be. indicted by the present
grand jury and. tried, at this term Of
court. This is bringing in the man
and an distressing Of Shls; ca aye !. In short
time. 3i8 4. TX ;SsS & n Il,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS.
Hon. Thomas c. Miller Returns to His
ISL. Old Home at Fairmont. l'

X Tho Charleston Mail Of March 9Th
says: ia
After IN absence Of 10 years, dur.
Ing which time he served his State
two terms as State superintendent on
free schools, Hon. Thos. C. Miller
left this morning for Falrmont, that
city once more becoming Ills resi-.
dence after long lapse Of time.
While Supt. Miller has always des-
ignated Fairmont as his home, and
has been there frequently while his
official duties required his residence
elsewhere, has has not actually lived
a: the former home for a period Of
i; years.
Mr.. Miller was first elected Super
intendent Of schools in 1901, eight
years ago, serving two terms In that
capacity. Prior to his service in the
State department Mr.. Miller was con-
nected with the State university at
Morgantown, having been with that
Institution Of learning since 1893.
At ,tne present time, Mr.. Miller's
aged father, residing in Marion coun-
ty. Is in poor health, his mother hav-
Ing died about year ago;
In his Official connection with the
State government, Mr.. Miller proved
to be one OF the abtesl d the public
servants, conscientious In every de-
tall, and the school system in the
State has witnessed large improve
ment during his tenure OF office. Il
Mr. Miller retires from the depart
ment Of free schools with the well
wishes Of every school official and
every educational worker in the State
all q whom were cognlzant Of the
work accomplished By that official Ia
his efforts to advance the educational
system Of the State. 7 81
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
HousEkEEpER KILLS RoomER.
Secures Revolver and Goes After Wo
man Who Shoots Laraway
in the Breast. Il

81
MART1NSBURG, W. Va, March
e.-Wilson Laraway, aged 50 years,
met a tragic death yesterday morning
at Bucks Hill, this county, In q des.
perate encounter with his housekeep'
er, Mrs. Liza P6tner, whom he hail
threatened to kill. I.araway went to
his room and secured his revolver and
the woman grappled with him. During
the struggle the weapon was dis
charged, the bullet entering the left
breast Of Lhruway, who died instantly.
The coropef's jury returned q verdict
OF Unsuitable hemlcide.d J5i 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
islsiFlS tauths Side
.Pro u eEty ale.
Al 12.roon, Modern Resi- enee on Thlrd
Street "a the Market for q Short Il
Time onlygAt7t $4,000. n NJ Y,

For short time ! am an o y e. my
"home place. for sale at q very great great
bargain. THIS ! property Is located sl,tfI
on Third street. between Castor ton and and
Virginia avenues and Is therefore very yer,
close to the business section o. 4 town 'V'11,
and In the midst Of the best residence &c.
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Attention
STEVE eoYDAs FURNISHED
FEW SMILES FOR THE GRAND
JURORS.

Steve Goydas, who was stabbed In
the abdomen last December by JOHN
Royotoch, in a fight at Montana. was
before the grand jury today. When
Steve was sworn Clerk Black told him
to hold up his right hand. Steve I'M.
medlately came 10 attention with all
the precision That characterizes well
drilled soldier. Deputy Sheriff Davis
came to Goydas' assistance. He took
Goydas by the arm and raised 1t a
little. AS quick rs a flash Goydas
raised his RICH hand with the third
and index fingers extended. the fingers
and thumb clinched. Steve was soon
Strengthened up and the oath was ad.
mInistered.
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rs raSo,.cii;e|:'!t;y,.
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p,r~;s,.dp<,.-dp~ep>rap~

100 tI.,,I
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fleming de-
celebrated the twelfth an
/ niversary$ Of their, wedding last even
ing at their home in tine Fifth ward
I As large number Of guests were enter
3tained! ii q delightful manner and de-
SSlicIous refreshments were served
During the evening Miss nellie Nor
MS read several numbers and the hos
tess was assisted ! IN entertaining by
Mrs. Az j, Lloyd and Miss Blanche
Thomas. Red and white predominant
.sed SinB the decorations and carnations
were presented to the guests as / 10 o.
,;gors: n 4 4 Z. Y z. 4,
L = = Z . . o. 20 H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
i ~ - ~ ~ -
FIRST OFFICIAL ACT
OF Governor GIasscoek Was Honoring
Of Dakota Requlsition.

~ . j 10 =
CHARLESTON, ". Va, March a.
The Arst official act Of Governor Glass.
cock was to honor the requisltion
papers drawn on him by Governor
Veesey, OF South Dakota. for the re.
turn Of Grover g. Little, charged
with criminal assault at Chamberlain,
South Dakota. Little was arrested In
Wayne county and delivered over to
John E. Parmely. Of South Dakota,
VINO started back with his prisoner
yesterday. heEyictim Of the alleged
assault was Miss Emma Jacobs, .
young girl. The punishment for the
ofrense In South Dakota is death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
/ Elcelslor Concert Company.

" .
~ On Thursday night Of this week.
March 11ta. in the Hamilton Opera
House at Shnnglon, the Excelsior
7 Concert Company will make It's initial
appearance before the public. The
EEExcelsio: Concert Company Is COM
posed OF some Of Fairmont's most tai
iented young people and the success Of
sthe8yenture Is assured. The person.
nell the companyis as follows: So
sprano sololst,s Miss Katherine Crane
House: $reader Miss Bessie Smith;
baritone solo, Carter 81 Fleming; " ylo-
#iinist. Charles W. Cross: III harmony
taIraIfette, Messrssl Paul Smith, Chas.
MAJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
Arrived In New york.

NJ A telegram was received Sunday
morning BY, Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Gould
tofs INDIANA street, from their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Waitman Barbe, announc-
Sing the safe arrival Of her and her
husband Prof; Barbe, Of the West VIZ
gina University, in New York from
Oxford. England, where they had been
for the .rast six months. Prot. Barbe
taking a special course Of study. They
are expected home now in few days.
;-Parkersburg Sentinel. IaT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-09
win Become Pastor Of Thirty-Fcurth
& Street Christian Church at S
Washington, D. Ca.

ALART!NSBURG, W. Va, March
9.-Rev. Charles e. Waite. pastor OF
the Winchester Avenue Christian
Church here. has accepted u call. to
become pastor OF tho TIlirty-fourth
Street Christian church, Washington.
and will remove to that city April 1.
Rev. Mr.. Waite has hen pastor. hero
for more than two years and has been
very successful.