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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
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266 STUDENTS
All [ ENORMAIL !. N. D N "A !.
SEVENTY; ARE TAkiNGsTRAinlirlG
In MODEL sCHOoLsP PRACTICE ss

Six rooms are now occupied by the
Normal model school and these rooms
are being thoroughly renovated. the
walls repaintcd. curtains hung and
many other improvements added for
making these rooms attractive to the
pupils enrolled in this model depart
ment. H ,Ssi Z 755 ~ 80, Z 81 iss .
The enrolment. in this department
I'M to date is 5G.5 twenty-five OF which
are enollcd In the Kindergarten de.
rartmcnt nf the model school. MISS
Montana Hastings. the efficient srre:-
intendent OF the training department
is enthusiastic over the prospects Of
the school for the coming year. and
prospects were never better for ban
ner years work.
Seventy-seven Normal students are
enrolled in the training class. This is
4 splendid opportunity fer Normal stu
tents who are training for the teach
ers OF. the State to receive practical In
str,1ction In the art CT teaching.
The enrolment in the Normal
school proper has reached EGG. with
n,,rnber yet tr enroll Tho student
body has been organized and officers
will be elected in the course OF few
days. ~.
E A meeting Is being held this after.
naon to organize the gymnasium work
for the term. The organization Will be
pefected and officers elected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
GOVERNORS Day

q . 20 ~ "a
At the Morqantown Fair VIII Bc a
Brill ant One.
Governor william e. Gasscock
passed through here this afternoon TO
he present on Governors Day at, the
Fair at Morgantown. The members
of the governors staff there Will turn
out and the day will be a very Drill
liant one. Governor Glasscock was
met Mt Fairmont this evening by his
brother. s. F. Glasscock. Ex4Sennsor
j. H. McDermott and MT Bowman IN
an automobile and the trip was male
from here by way of Arnattsville. The
Governor took a bouquet OF flowers
from here to place On mis- mothers
grave at Arnettsvllle. He spent only q
few minutes in town but was greeted
by number OF people while here. lie
came over the Coal and Coke railroad,
arriving at four o'clock. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
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!. CRuAaBLIIR'G { !. N ! | |. 4
srH rs SIsgIAFTEENOuN.
WHER E8 8ExcAYATlpN F Fob
r'755 az N EWs WsTENSCENT
n is tBElN d AD H,

William Green. 9cnlored was sealtsht
in a cave-in while enga god in work
at the ton for tho Atr Grorey
ten cent store building to be eruttStf
on Main street, The ground was dug
down along the Fleming bull ding 20
the depth that the excavat Ion was tt, /
be- Tho men were d igging 3tF n
along that side OF the wall sors the fss
ceptlon of concrete work on whicil
brick retaining wall was III q I rpst.s3S On
the lower end OF I'll Is sid e5 the Fbfi ek-s
layers were at work pI ttitiE q p tho
wall. Green was working d bout mid l-N
way OF the pit. TaeS soft round sssl
not enough to. support the hesl lYy.
of the Fleming building and
ground broke loose letting large
number OF bricks fall IA rom
of the building. Green was eau LII sn s5
the dirt. He was taken to- the rs.!ty
Hospital 2wncre his 1niurI les were care
fully canvassed. On exam tnat lion
was found t;lat the only jllfy stis-s
tanned was compound frac tpge 81
the right leg. SG.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
M. E. MINISTERS. | | J :!|l|. J.
WILL GO TO MANNlNGToN Be
FORE OPENING OF REGULAR
CONFERENCE SESSION.

Rev. G. D. Smith, Rev. Joan s. Rob.
inson and Rev. G. K. Crimes will go
to Mnnntngton tomorrow where they
will attend the annual State Confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church wf1lch convenes there begin.
ming OH wednesday,. While the regu-
lar conference does not convene un-
til wednesday,. missionary sermon
will he preached there Tuesday lllSht
and some preliminary work will be
gono over before the regular confer
ence work begins. Rev. Larl:in
Bower. who prea ched Mt the First M.
Z. Church last nj light WILL go from mere
to conference. also. E III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27

Holds sConsulfafion
With General
Hubbard
.(By United Press. ,

y, ,-,,., tDy ,gItIeu D, lie7a'!
fIAi1ro w ILL H,,, 'sr..
l.--otlIleu ~ 5Iepoits p',,,u VI w n'rne, r
CLOSE approaen 10 .c!xlllsat'on rgut' h
Ment to-Ias M ~ GuasuiI - Ienul .',, LIP ."n'
Dalo a. nai i1aIppi. an IT, IL VI ~. ..n
severa, ua!s He ,lhulta.eu na5 a, n..I, s,1 !.
1tUi aion o. sonl5 ~ NJ" hoth an, aa,n 1"1 Wsn,,
he hoosevelt VII MIL ieAen !,',, ~: "
~ a .e% .as.y s.. ell 'nI ne puu,ns s ~. ,nn
sAe .AoEhs tne sn 'lilaM mno luusn LII! ..n,'
ro,ln ront ,i,i % inot ~. resch sc The M po1. @ mn nm
COOK dld hot reacn the+ rule. = M uli
perpareh 10 leave the veralet 90 In, lnr
world. Wneh ! 1lnlsh tne Worin ".a'
Know Cook claims are 'alse. ,..' n'Iur'
mate on the Roosevelt, sa ne
ney was ABOARD t4ree OF lour usys o,i
the ltoose'sit. he hersi siltitioI'!l sI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
M. n e.. CONFERENCE n ! ::
MANNtNGToN PREPARING TO Ell
TERTAlN MANY MINISTER'S
all.e.sD AND LArMEN.

MANININGTON. Sept. o7.-Exten'
sive plans are being made for the ac'
co1nmodation of the many ministers
antl laymen who will gather acre this
week for the annual meeting OF The
West Virginia conference OF tht:
Methodist Episcopal cl.1.-ch. Tar first
session will open on Wednesday; SEP
tember 90 and many prominent di'
vines will be here to give addresses
and take part In the work. It IS
stated that a number OF changes WIN
be made In the placing OF the minis
ters when the assignments are made
On Thursday tle Laymen's Assocla'
tion of the conference will convene
nd both bodies will be In session all
week., Next Sunday all Of The bulpits
will be filled by visiting ministers and
several will preach In the Churches ut
FaIrmont f.- 4l- ".
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
A Serious
Proposition

is that OF finding houses fof the :ew
people coming into Fairmuu.. Almost
every house In the city is occupied.
am unable to locate but three houses
for rent today. have scores Of Eeo-
pie listed for houses. Travelling men.
insurance men. managers of various
business enterprises, laboring m-n
and in fact all classes of individuals
Build houses II you can. we must take
care or the influx OF population. IT
you have house tnat vii! be suitable
for two families, arrange It. you vii!
receive a greater rent for your house.
If your house will Ebc vacated or If
you desire TO rearrnnge 1t SO us 10
make more money, will be glad to
talk to you about the prospects OF
renting 1t.
LEVI 3. HARR,
Entrance Jacobs Building.
The $1.000,000 Real Estate Man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
RMoNT WEST 7VIRGINlA. MoNDAl, sEPTEMB RR 1902.
THE | PRESIDENT.
!. TURNS PREACHER;
in PULPIT OF MORMON fTABER.
z. NAcLE HE PLEADS? FOR PEACE;
AND GooDWtLL.3

SALT Lake CITY. Uath. SEPT. ~
lin the pulpit OF the famous Mormon
Tabernacle. in this city. where fon
4 ago Theodore Roosevelt, then Pres!
! dent, preached q long sermon on righ,
ilfvinE and the duties of good citizen
/ ship. President Taft faced IN audi
ence. which, he said inspired MIN IL
try to follow in the footsteps o. ais
| predecessor and deliver a preacEment
Mr.. Taft did preach a sermon, text
and all. The immense audience In the
flag edlfice the splendid musical pre-.
gramme Of operutic and patriotic ST.
Elections. the enthusiastic cheering as
President Taft appeared and the QUICK
response OF the audience to point
which ne endeavored to impress upu,.
his hearers. inspired MIN. the Press
dent declared with higher thoughts
OF country and patriotism.
! The Presidents sermon was an up'
peal for amity between the people for
attributing the best rather tnaa the
worst motives to the action Of otn:rs
when possible to do so and not to lar-
Dor hatred or animosity. irsl
"A soft answer turneth away wrath.
! but grievous words stir up anger" wGs
the text Mr.. Taft selected from the
book OF proverbs.
The sermon was a honely utteT.
ance, largely made up OF u relation
OF stories to give emphasis to tno
points. ~ fsl4s'
From the tabernacle. the President
was driven to review about -O,00e
school children. At one point along
the line, Thousand or more childrea
had been arranged In q living flag
red. white and blue caps and careu
serving to out line the national en-
blem.
Thence the President proceeded t.
the Young Mems christian Association
where he made a brief address to men.
Lastly the President attended services
especially arranged for him at tho
Unitarian church. After this tEusual'-.
busy Sunday morning, ne left Salt
Lake at noon for Ogden, where ne en-
joyed an Is mile ride through Ogde1
canon and made his tn I'd address OF
the day at Lester park.
When Senator Smoot introduced the
President. to the audience In the Salt
Lake tabernacle. the cheering was 50
great that Mr.. Taft colud not lieEln
hls address for. 1averal minutes.
In his address in Lester park, a.
Ogden, the President dwelt upon the
senic beauties and wonderful posi-;
bilities of the west.
"Anotner development" he said
"that I see on every hand Is the IN
sistency OF your people on the eJucn:
ton of children. This whole trip
from the time I struck Chicago until
now mas been 'strewn' with beautiful, !,
we'll dressed, healthy children Ind
when the children are all right every
body is oil right in the community.
"You have not any race s,liciie here
that am able to discover and your
children occupy that place In the fnm--,
ily that shows you are devoting the
attention to the next generation,
which will make 1t worthy OF tH
present" e4
Senator Boran. OF Idaho. accompn-
MED the President from Salt LaEe
City. At Cornish. Idaho. Governor
Brady, OF Idaho. and former Governor
Gooding joined the party which
reached Butte, Mont, this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27

There's q scarcity OF peaches so the
people Acry, and the price Is soari7!
sipwarl--nlmostf to- the sky; bat 10
sqlencti this disappoint comes the
sweet refrain. For furniture and
wood work we still have Spartan
Stain. Spartnn Stain Is the highest
grade SvarnIBh stain known for rein,
fisillng Of furniture AMI woodwork. Be
sure and take mo substitute. Mann
4 afactured by The Marietta Pa'nt an!
Color CO ~ Mariett, Ohio. Sold by II.
d. Christie, Druggist. I:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
BUYERS WANTED-...LOOK HERE

ESaEZ3 l nave fine residence
;SS@sHn located on eBnoni ave-
ttfsssssF nue. near 9TH street for
sa le The lot Is 40X120 iect. ana on
the west side of the avenue. house
contains Z rooms besides bath room.
and are nicely finished in oak. AMI
provided with nll OF the modern I'M
provements: combination chalhelliers
for both gas and electricity, lnuHiry
IL fitted up with tubs and an inith1-
taneous Rndd water 'Meater. "
This property can OFFER at bar-
gain and give possession In SIXTY
days, any one wanting a good -lpme'
here is your opportunity. The boom
liz coming. the advance guard is ,hl-
ready in Fnirmont. Buy wn!ia TIE
price is an intlucement. I
| Am going to sell to somebody sEre'
Terms ,two-flfths cash, balance N ons
and two years. Don't allow those ml:'
lion dollar Real Estate men TO snow
me under. hut come and see ihe at
No. 727 Fairnlont avenue.
i q w. HOWARD KELLEY.
Those having property improved o.
unImnroved who desire to put 1t on
the market, are requested to call aid
consult the unhersisned; or persons
who wish to purchase a home o: u
vacant lot i am r.epared to offer YOU
either / now have booked improved
properties ranging in prices .-on'
$4,000. 90 down to s1.5no.o0 aud un'
improved "A from SIS, 100000 sls down g
$3.50. 90. My place OF business Is Ia
my home Mo- 727 F'alrmont avenlle
Fourth ward, where 7 shall be plea ed
to meet you and offer g square hon,
est sdael in every aspect. Come q ~ 9
see ME. y !. ,,. . |. =. ~ !, ~ 10
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
TESTS Fo'R: !: ARMS oEFIcERs.

FORT. MEYER. Sent !. q 277 first
OF two series Of horsetna ests Tn
army officers recent tly Eoral cred by Mn
;torl General Leonard Wood be san here;
today and will continue TONG srrpw and
Wednesday under the cade etshtp nE
Col. Joseph Garrnrd III ifteen fsayals
5ry. Twenty officers bet tweent tho, rsin,ts,
OF ma jor and colon ell are spa it inatips:
in the tests and each III 5be exannisi-
ed within three hours af ter II he enIlttts
tance tests have been con I1ach
officer was examined ester day Ilrt-
liminary to beginning the tests. srfe
second series Will talk place here be-
ginning next friday. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
uNlTARIANs MEET IN CHICAGO

uNITARIANS MEET, IN CHICAGO
!. CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-The twenty
third meeting of the National 1Jnitar'
ian Conference began here to-day IN
the Fine Arts Building. with large
number OF delegates present. from tac
West particularly. 1T Is unusual for
the conference to be held west of sthc
Ohio river. hut Unitarian leaders from
the West and Middle West made q
cali for meeting that could be- at
tended by a larger number Of western
delegates than those held in New Eng
land or other; parts of the East. TAG
conference is expected. to endorse the
administration of President Taft. VIII"
Is the most distinguished member oi
the Unitarian church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
NEARLY SulClDED
Alleged Rapist Hangs Himself Morgan
town Jail, But Is Soon Revived.


MORtiANTO\VN. Sept. 27.-Sam,lel
tones. IN italian. confined In the cc'ln-
ty jail on the charge OF attempted rape
IN two girls. almost succeeded In ccn-
nitting suicide yesterday afternoon.
He hanged himself with mis- belt and
when found his pulse was entirely
zone. He was revived.
PERSONAL ..... .--. ..... 'Clk..-
Mrs. Frank Winterbottom and son
Howard left Saturday for Stnlnton.
VA. where tn elatter will enter Stnun.
ten Military Academy.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nicely and son Alfred re-
turned Saturday night from a few
weeks visit with relatives in BclIng-
ton. ~
J. Miss Ora Dent, Of Mannington. has
been visiting friends In the city since
Saturday. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
FACTORY SITES.
BIG DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENT IN
PlTTSBuRG DISPATCH YES
TERDAf& TELLS SpAB0UT$,
THEM.E = ? 's+'f .s'4.t57 .s:4.t7

The Fairmont Board of Trade IL do.
ing some excellent advertising for
factory sites. Secreatry Anthony
Bowen had big advertisement il yes.
terday's Pittsburg dispatch exploit
ing the advantages which Fa:flnoh.
offers that cannot be Niuplicat by
any other, city. The Dispatch also
contained nice writeup OF the coke
conditions in West Virginia showing
the development of coke production
In the upper Monongahela valley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
MARINE BAND
SI7g! THRILLs WEsTERNERS,

MITCHELL, s. D., Sept. 27:-Thp
United States Marine band was the
chief attraction at the opening OF the
corn palace here to-day and created
much enthusiasm. Special pelmis-
sion had to be obtained from the Gov
ernment for the band to play here. "
In one of the best musical organlza,
tions In thejEworld and hiss rarely been
heard outside of Washington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
INDIGNANT
is MRS. HIPscH OVER ALlENA.
TON SUIT FILED BY HER
.ts- HUSBAND. -
(By UniteI Press.)

RENO. Nevada. Sept. 27. - Mrs
Frederick Hipsch. whose nusbaSt lI:.
sued Theodore P. Shont:. the S:1+
York millionaire and ratlroal lsrec.
tor, for 100000 for tao Alienation OF
his wife's affections. was neru to-day
en- route to the Seattle Expoat.lon.
She said: "The filing of the su.t Is
simply my, husbands attempt har-
ass me. The charge against 5hcnts
Is absurd and groundless. can't4tn1
aginc why ne should name this PARTS.
ular man."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
SPECIAL | GUARD
is PLACED OVER KING ALFONSO
AND CABINET BECAUSE OF
PLOT DISCOVERY.
(By United Press.),

MADRID. Sep. 27.-Alfonso and tas
cabinet ministers were placed under
special guard to-day as result OF the
discovery OF the plot for the assasst-
nation of Premier Maura. The police
are arresting hundreds OF suspects.
Revelations of the plot were obt ainri
by secret police after t,le arrest OF
Ferrcr yesterday. the head leader OF
the revolutionanles. A hlow at the
King 1T Is said was intended this week
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
] so -PEOPL|!EII pl:|yR
STOCK OF FILMS ssExPLppEsssAf9DI
BUILDING us PARTIA FL y; Y; "
r. 9WR REckED.
ev Unit t1ntttcrti Il, ! 4, rc5ss.

PITrsBURG Sept territlcE
explosion or the stock oE lIas of the
Columbia lin Tx es!t . tEe l1l hees Fer
gltson building at NOON part tall K-
ed the building and ininrfd a per-:
sons by burns from flying glass. S ~
"A panic followed ms ~ shee pf flame
shot through the 5briil ding 9ss;
S& The fire department; was ca He'd and
is making a search OF the RI sins to- flnds;
IT, there are any dead u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
aEreetin d Eruit stand.

! Antonio DelliEntti Is erecting a fruit
stand ut the corner OF Jeffeson and
Main. streets. The stand Will be
lean.to to Christie's drug store. nto,
MO Is a alpopular flit vendor and q 3goo.l
citizen. When he applied for a build
ing permit iat the last council meeting
Tony was given unanimous consent TO
build his stnnti. " A jS a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
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1RIzz07EILLED,
THE IN.E:'US'IN0
CH|LDREN
gNo L2o ol1 bt as to his
suil! Il So S a:ys Po-
ice Chief
s2s and 525 Main st.
- -. !. Z.
.fBY United Prle,,s,sI.l

N. Sept. 27.-cnlef ol
Police Brpphy announced today that
the; ravine tragedy had been sul,e.
i and that odDre Rizzo. q CalaDrian
arrested on suspicion soon after tae
II ifcrime, was. the murderer OF tho two
children. Rizzo was formally charged
with murd err to-day. \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
Lost Both Games.

Fairmont lost both games Saturday
and Sunday in the final round zip Of
the series with Mannington. Tne
score on saturday was 7.2 an'h Sunday
Sd in favor Of Mannington. The Fair
mont boys are said to be sore. They
ought to banter one OF the ward teams
OF the public school next.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
Millinery Display.

Mrs. Ella Horan will have her an.
nual fall and winter display OF mats
on Wednesday,. September %. Mrs.
Horan has sarge and complete lire
of new millinery and the ladies viii
be sure to fna something to interest
them. 1t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
EARTHQUAKE.
SLIGHT SHOCK FELT AT ST
LOUIS AND VICINITY THIS
MORNING..
nv United Press.)

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-:A slight
earthquake shock was felt aero at
3:25 this morning. Reports say tha
shock was felt In southern Indiana,
Southern Illinois and eastern Mis-
souri,. Windows ratified and buildings
shook, but there was no severe do N;
age. 81 ~ tisttr Z; Y z'. T., q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27

INDIANA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
if SOUTH BENZ. Ind. " IS pt. 2 2 lles
annual State Convention ofs sBa rtendeTs
opened here today md sessi ions VIII
continue lin connection WI tli the 81
Federation Of Lab Dor I'M eetl Ing iYlilrll!
begins tomorrow ,s Ga sssi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
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FIFTH WARD SCHOOL
Adjourned After Short Chapel Excr
clses Because Of Lack OF Heat
W In Buildinu. .-.-..--

Tho Fifth ward school was forced to
adjourn this morning on account Of
there being no hen in the building. AZ
Ter a brief chapel exercise the school
wns adjourned for the morning. though
the regular afternoon session was hell.
Arrangements will be made immedf-
ltely so this will not occur again.
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Il DR0VeNFEl ] B ! |
UNKNOWN sTEAMERSFouN uNpEREDs
OFF CAPE sHENl-cPENTflIs Isl
NJ o RN I'M G. IL
,isfBy5 y5T1n,t,e,d 1-ri rres-. !.

BAI5TIMG;ttits T1ent. n 2 ;a7I II is re-
ported here ut noon Tia on Hrs lsrossfi
steamer found cred or Cape n nl0pesn
and Twelve persons kperish ed The
steamer Porto Rico while pa asinE with
life savers picked up six Of crew
end Is now max King It's way ba ackS ftp
shore against a heavy sea III The snrgn:s
Der lost Is nnlt nuwn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
8ANTI.TuBERcuLo Il LEAGUE

Dire ctors Will Meet Tonight In Pub
ssssS3s Tic Library ParIor.
I The newly elected directors OF the
i-Tuberculosis league will hold
their first meeting in the public II.
tbrary parlor tonight. Tne meeting
will be held at s O'clock. A tMli at
tendance Is desired.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
HOLY ROLLERS /
ARE #sTlLL$LoottlMaSFpR sEMD or
THE WORLD TO CONE Az ~ y
NOM e MT. 95ss AZ Ss iiS
fpy united Press

\ DUNBORO. Mass.s Sept y :, 2 S. ,e-S
spite the fact that he end of the world
failed to come: FRIDAY, the y IIpl Re llefss
some OF thesleaders de clarinE e tho
end Is expected any moment The lons3
ger the delay the more itlt TEN se ErpWss
the frenzy OF \ the strange ret1g giptls
sect. = 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
HupsoN-FULToN MARCH FREE.
Next Sunday the New York Word

Next Sunday the New York Word
offers its readers real musical treat
In honor or the great HudsoH-Fultolt
celebration. The World will publish
the official Hudson-F Fulton Grand
March, music complete, exactly as !.
Will he played at the official grand
ball to be given nt the Metropoiitan
Opera House Saturday. O ctobers2'
There Will $he another set OF pictures
in colors oflfamous stage beauties by
Archie Gum !, N obody can Saffprd to
miss getting next Sundays World
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27

55:ss cW e1epIlone Line.
The Bell elephpne Company is
building a line. that will take in Edge
mont, West Chester and tHalhust. Tho
Tine will add twenty phones to the
$Fairmont exchange. =: I! -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27

pIphthcrIa ON sattert1cld steet.
Two very Aseri GUS cases of diphtheria
are repoted on Sattertleld street. Miss
sNettie Snyd ers and x Master Charles
sEwisher are; both very Ill OF the dread
disease. $5 s. j. f5ts 81 q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27

L.. C.. Fitzhugh won tho prize Mt the
Chi-Name1 gaining contest ut Halls
Hartlware store, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
M arrIed bv Rev. Wlicv..

Married. on Saturday, September
25th at the residence Of Rev. Wllty
in the First ward. Howard Houeh and
Miss Winifred Watkins. both Of Ma
rfon county. g
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w. CIT. U. Meeting. ai n
"A general business meeting OF the
W. c. T.. Twill be held on Tuesday
evening and n full attendance of the
membership is desired. i61Sls6as
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Apr IA Philan'r B Pier
son. treas 1880. 1915 90
May II Philan'r B Pier
son, treas ,...... 4S7 II
June Philan'r B Pier
son, treas ....... 576 30
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Whales are never found in the gulf
stream.
The arctic air is very favorable for
the transmission of sound.
Metal shavings and concrete consti.
tute new paving material.
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INT COUNTY ROAD BONDS.
June 26 Morristown Trust CO. S7,2C1 CO