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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
NORMAL SCHOOL, COAL
GAS AND OIL .C0MPA-
MES ARE CHARTERED.

CHhElL WA. July 27.-
Charters were issued rs follows from
the office OF Secretary of State Stuart
II. Reed Monday morning:
Modern Gin and Compress COM
pnny, OF Duluth. Minnesota. with
chief works I'm Pulaski county. Ar
kansas, to deal In cotton gins anil cot
ton congresses. Capital stock is Sl5n:-
600. of which $50 has been subscribed
and s250 paid. Inc0rporators: Thomas
7, Davis, s. Il. Irvine. w. III. Gnrnee.
J. A. p. Neal and T. j.. Kimball. OF
Duluth.
Kinney Steamship Company. of
Duluth, MInn. with Chief works on
the Great Lakes. to own and one-
rate all kinds OF steam and sailing
vessels and other water craft. Capl-
tai stock Is sl55.n0n. OF which Snuo
has been Subscribed and $50 pail.
Incurrnrators: William w. White.
Tracey II, Duncan. N. b. Snavely. B.
v. Sep and 5. III. Holding, all of Clevc-
landL
The Gas Belt Brick Company. OF
1'oncka, K1nsasE 10 manufacture
brick, terra Gotta and shale and clay
producls. Capital stock is 10000.
of which s5.0nO has been subscribed
and $500 paid. Tncorpnrators: John
!. Jones. James w. Reid. Ernest Cor.
don. A. N. Allen and w. L. Allen Ill
OF Chnnntc. Kansas.
The Grecnbrier Normal School. OF
Smuut. w VA. 10 found and conduct
nnn-partlsan nnl nOn-sectarian
school. Capital stock Is $4,000. OF
wilich si00 has ben subscribed anu
$40 paih fncorrurntnrs: T.. ID: Smnnt.
Carl HntscnpiIllr. w. F. Richardson.
l.. o. Elayne and w. Fl. Bransford. OF
Smoot.
Harrlson-Barbcr Coal Company. OF
Fairmnnt. to deal In coal lands. Tho
carital stock Is 100000. of which SOFIA
has been subscribed and $50 naid-
]. A. Clark. l.. e. ltacf.
H. +. Smith. j. II. Linn and j.. NJ.
ShDw1ltcr, NIL of F'air1nont
The Virginia Steamship Company.
of Duluth. Minnesota, to acquire AMI
own steamships and vessels anl To
operate same on all nHviElble waters.
Capital stock Is Sl5n.0n0. OF when
sln. COO has been subscribed AMI the
sgme amount paid. Incnrpnrato-s: X.
l.. Irnlnnht NJ. Anderson. S. W. Eel
som, w. II. Scnailfclc. and J. 5. ASH
ley. of Cleveland. Ohio.
Grass Itun OIL nnl Gas Compnny.
OF Salem. w. Va. with chief WORKS
In Harrison county. 10 drill Tor OIL
and gas. Capital stock is sl0,nnn, q!
which $500 mas been subscribed ami
$50 paid. Tncorporators: Al l.. ward
OF Harmed. NJ. A. Samples and U. l..
Samples. of SlTem- nni Thomas RaH-
ngc, of ClarkshurE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
BREAKS DOWN
AT LOOKUP DOOR
YOUNG GIRL BECAME HYSTERl-
CAl WHEN SHE FACED THE
ENTRANCE TO PRISON.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va July 2i.-A
party Of youngsters. Two girls OF four
teen and sixteen years. and two hnSS
of about eighteen were arrested sat
urhny night near the G.. and %. cross
ing for creating disturbance anh
were locked up. They gave their names
as Shirley Smith. Lnnlse Brown. Pcle
Dixon and John Brown.
The youngest girl broke down ut
the door Of the lookup ans almost
went into Mysteries II was the nrsl
time she had ever been in trnuhlc-
Her case was II very pitlful one. She
Is apparently no more illnn fourteen
years OF ngc and the childish bloom
still on her face, evidenced tho Tact
That she had scarce begun the iEAc
tnat kills. Much sympathy was cS-
pressed for her nj headquarters. hy
ihr large crowd gathered there when
she was unable To give bond and was
ordered lurkGit I'LL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
ChAS. E. lee
IS MISSING
HIS WIFE HERE TODAY MAKING
INQUIRY CONCERNING HIS
WHEREABOUTS.

Charles E. Lee. OF Monongah- aged
81 years. left his home on last Satur.
day morning about seven o'clock and
has not returned since Mrs. Leo was
in tho city this afternoon making In
quIrics for him. The last time that
Mr.. Lee was seen was on Saturday
morning about nine O'Clock. He visit
ed his sister at ClarksburG for a short
time.
Leo worked Mt ,MononEah mine No.
G. His work was firing the. boilers at
the mine. He Ind not been well dur
Ing the summer and OF late seemed
despundent. 1t Is not known whether
his nrind had become dcranEed and. he
has wandered off or whether he has
met with foul play
When Lee left his home Saturday he
told his wife he would be back In an
hour. His failure to return has cxcit-
cn the town OF Monongah and IL great
ly distressing inc mother. who has tho
care OF young child.
Lee made a comfortable living and
left plenty OF money In his home and
n bank account. He was n good hon
est, Industrious man and had no bad
habits. His failure to return home
cannot be accounted for.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
'aaDIxIE's" NEW VOCALIST.

Mann ger Hal, ,aof the Dixie" has en-
gagged Miss Glenn Asher. n prominent
Pittsburg lady baritone vocalist. 20
sing the Illustrated songs ut this pop
MAR theatrr beginning to-day. Tues
day. Miss ARher comes to Falrmunt
highly Recommended from the best mo-
tfun picture and vaudeville tneater In
PiltsburE where she has pleased rl-
irons of the best houses On Fifth ave-
;nue for the past two years. She pos
sesses a decidedly rich contrnltn and
baritone voice and will not only prove
IN novelty in illustrated song rendi-
.tions, but will add Ereatly To the al
really popular Dixie in entertaining Its
large patronage. The song selected
for to-day. Drifting" In connection
with a very beautiful picture will no
doubt attruct large crowds.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
FAIRMONT BOY
IS MAKING GOOD
CARNEY CHRISTIE MADE FIRST
APPEARANCE IN 1.-THE CLI-
MAX" IN NEW YORK.

IL will bc pleasing and gratifying
news To tho many friends OF Carney
Christie In this city TO learn that the
Climax" In which he plays leading
role. made quite q hit in Its initial
appearance In Il thcater ON BrundwIy
Saturday. The snow played to c.i-
nacity house and the encDrcs and cur
Lain calls were numerous Tho suG-
cess of the play Is undoubtedly ns-
sllrrd. At the close OF the first act,
four curtain calls were responded 10
and mt the end OF the second net t1c
actors were even moro cnthHsiaStlcal-
ly received and by the close OF the per-
furrnnnrr tho audience WIS In n tumuli
and the players individually wcrc or
derch before the audience. The man.
aEcmcnt personally congratulated the
ACTORS ON Inc success of the perform
ance.
Crrncy Christie writes tn his mother
In this city and tells of the queer sen
saliOns when he stepped before The
audience, also the sensations he cS-
ncrIcnced when he passed through the
Ion. line OF ticket purchasers mt tn"
stand aud how his nrHrt sank when
the stnEn mangscr called "Places." Mr..
Christie Ia much grntliietl over the
commrnlIntinn received from his mnn-
agcr and director. Tho company was
lnken In n special car to Atlantic City.
where II plays nil of this week. Car
ncy'f many friends In this city extend
congratulations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
The Ever Present Bottle Of
Whiskey Figures In Tragedy
Mysterious
Disappearance
of Pretty Woman
fRy IrnIlcd Press.l

BURLINGTON. N. l.. July 27.--
Scores OF men are to-day dragging
Rose Pond in the pine swamp near
here in hopes OF finding the body OF n
beautiful woman VINO nIysterlouslY dis
appeared from the Metropolitan Inn
Mt Burlington last Thursday night.
Some time ago the beautiful girl mr.
rived here with n handsomely drtNieit
rrn and registered rs 'sAIr. and Mrs.
Watkins" Quarrels between them
were frequent. Thursday after n
quarrel tho man paid the bill and dis
appeared. Later the woman In great
distress ordered rig and drove awaJ
and mas not been seen since. Sd1rch-
crs found the rig tied TO n tree and
signs OF struggle. Footprints of n
man md woman were; TO be, seen.
Side combs. hairpins. n woman's
clothing md bottle of whiskey were
found. Inc earliest arrivals mt the
spot Eay there were signs OF the body
being dragged into the river.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
MET AWFUL DEATH
LUMBERMANs AT DAVIS PIERCED
THROUGH THE BODY BY
FLYING SLAB.

DAVIS. w. Va. july 27.-Jlcnb
Bible was killed while working ut an
edEer In tho Babcock lumber mill at
Davis. A slab that failed to pass
through the proper channel CAME in
conflict with the swlftly-moving. saw
The slab was ripped In two from end
to end. Two pieces or tho slab were
hurled with terrific force in the d.
rcctfon OF Bible He dodEed the 1ars-
or piece, but before he could make
his escape the piece that had been
sawed 10 n sharp point struck him
point foremost In the breast. which
was pierced as IL with n bayonet No
bayonet thrust could have been more
deadly. The big silver pierced the
heart. The wound was 12 inches deep.
One other death wns caused by q
similar accident nt the same e'lEer
several years ago. The mill Is closed
down on account of the accident.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
OPINION J! | ! Q ON !. !
new Game LAW
by ATTORNEY
General
Relates 10 Sal oi
Fish Shipped lll-
to Stare

CHARLESTON. Nv. Va. July "a VI
That game md flsh NOT allowed to hei
sold In the markets OF this State when
caught in tne State. can be so sold
when shipped in from another State
IL the opinion of Attorney General
Conley rendered at tho request OF
Forest. Game and Fish sWardpn VI
quesney and made public yestufday.
The new game law prohibits the SELL
though the attorney general Is of the
opinion that the Legislature did not
mean to bar fish entirely from the
markets. Tho opinion does not tpuclr
the subject OF game but relates entlre-;
fy TO fish. q Il z
The question was raised by Deputy
Game Warden F. III. hferrick, OF Par
kersburg. and Wsrdsn 4Fl1uesneY ask
cd the attorney generals departln emit
for an opinion. ss a. S -
The opinion of Attorney General
Conley Enys In part:
"That part of section "a. chapter 60.
acts OF the legislature. DOS. relatlreS
TO the inquiry OF Mr.. Merrtckt ais as
follows:
"And Ii shall further bn5 unlawful for
nny person or persons, firm or CORPORA
tfon. Mt any dmes to purchase or offer
TO purchase or to sell or to expose for
sale. or nhye In his. or their possession
for the purpose of selling, any quail,
ruffed grouse. or phpasnt wood cock.
wild turkey. Wild goose, swan. brnntt.
wild ducks OF any kind; ployer. aui Ne.
sand piper squirrel. denr or yenispn:
trout of any species. salmon of any
species. pike. bass or silver perch or
any Of the biris. fish or Eane prphiblt-
ed 10 be caught or killed mt amy time
by the provisions of this chapter and
1t shall be unlawful for any person or
per9ons. firm or. corporati lon or CONS
mon carrier, to receive for tranBpp pprtA-
tIon. or to transport, carry or convey
any quail. sruffed grouse or niieasAtiti
wool cock. wild turkey, Wild geese.
swan. brant. wild dicks OF amy kind
plorer. snIpe, sand-pip per. squire dec;
or venison or game, dishes mentioned IA
this section that SHALL have been
caught. shared. taken, trapped or kilt
ed Mt any time. witaIn the limits OF
this, State. knowing. or having reason
to believe, the same had been sold. or
to transport. carry or convey the same
outside OF this State for any pnrpose.
Protection of Ganie.
"Thc object OF said 81 c1frpte I'D
seems to he to protect the forest.
streams. animals, birds and fshas af
this State. 1t is true. however, that
section "a Is broad and general an ~ 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
DOG WHIP is
OFFERED In
EVIDENCE IN
THAW TRIAL
Cross Examination
ofDr. Evans BN
Jerome
niy Irultpd prcRs.1

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. July 2T.-
The fight which Harry Tnaw Is mnk-
Ing 10 bc rC-.ased from Maltelw:ln
centcrs today about the newspaper
whipped bundle which Attorney Cliff
ford EinrtrIdgc. one Of Thlw's lawyers.
introduced rs evidence late ycstcr-
day. The article HLrtridEc offered in
evidence was carefully guarded but IL
is said OH good authority that II Is Il
dog whip. IL is the whip Jerome in
sisted on introducing rs n part of his
contention TINT 'Fhaw was n victim OF
perverted l.rl,its. Evelyn Ttlaw WITS
again sHbpofneil AMI may he called
10 testify 1nTer ru-dly- To-day DR..
Evans resumed his discussion 0t
IIarancia and ut the conclusion sai'l
Thaw WIS sane now and always had
hccn when examined by him. He sail
that In Thaw he found n tntll absence
of symptoms of pnraneia. Erans was
then turned over 10 Jerome Tor cross
examination.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
MILLION MINERS MAY GO OUT.
CLINTON Associated r-rrss-1

TrnIpn Associated frrrss-1
LONDON. July 27--Grcat Britain is
thre7t tened with the most serious Ia
hur trouble that the country mas rX-
nerienreh In years. because OF the
desire of members Of The Miners Con-
to go on Il national strike
In support of the Scottish miners wh1
arc resisting Il wage reduction OF six
pence II day BallnttinE among tht.
million members Of the Confederation
was comnIetcl tn-rlny anil the TGNecu-
tive committee of the organization
will meet tomorrow to take action on
the result. The present feeling seems
to hr In favor OF the stnnnlgc Of all
mines. Il condition which wonl,l entail
practically tho complete rHralrzatinn
or The British industry. I'm view nf
tho consequent expected shortage in
tho coal supply any factories already
have served notice 10 their employees
of the Termination OF contracts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
TWo Drunks
BEFORE THE MAYOR THIS MORN
ING-MoNo oNGAH BEGINS
ITS WORK.

There were two drunks In police
court this morning. One OF the men
had stopped II little too long mt the
MOnongah beer gardens. He fell In
with some members OF the Royal
Italian band travelling with the 'Bnrkoos
Carnival Company. The Italians lrinti
10 jolly the EriHhman and In few
seconds something that resemhled the
map OF Italy was turning involuntary
summer saults in the air. Chief Sho-
maker and Officer Harr took McGaff-
noy to the lookup. He was fined $3.50.
"A man from Gray's Flats had a bot
tie that had never been uncorltei. He
said thnt 1t came from Clarksburg hit
1t looked like bootleggerst brnnd. He
wls fined 5000. q sIliE9.!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
CONTINUED Of Page slx.


for mse In the metropolitan town and
in almost every instance was sent tn
the wood shed for tho uEe OF glnflnt5
and the horsewomen boarded their
stecds In man-lIke fashion.
Shocked Saaid Old Town
Such departure from the customs
OF the ancients. however WIS too.
much for the staid and diEntaed town
council which had an ordinance drawn
up making itSa violation for women
to ride nstrlde through the corporate
limits of tho town. d
Horsrwomen Indignant.
The ilorsewomen of ClendfniHs 1t.
is said. arc Indignant over the Hc-
ton of the council and are detnand-
Ing repeal OF the ordinance. IL -
said there Is some doubt OF thBi
Clendenin officers being able to ems
force the measure which was enact
ed ssfs lsi4{ 5s-T 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
SMALL CHILD
Died of Cholera Infantum at Home OF
Parents In First Ward.

Sorrow prevails In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Hrston. OF the First
warrl tn-t.ly over the death OF their
bright little son. Camden William.
which occurred ut seven O'Clock last
evening after IN illness OF few days
with cholera infantllm. Camden Will
liam wE9s nine months of age and was
Il bright little boy ami the idol nf MS
parents who are heart broken over his
ulcaih. Besides his parents he Is SUI
vIvcl by one brother. Funeral services
were conducted. this afternoon nt Two
thirty o'clock from the residence anI
were In charge OF Rov. J. +. Turkrl-
son. IntcrnCnt was nndf In Maple
Grove Cemetery by Undertaken Ell
MusgrlYc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
.STAID OLD TOWN
WAS SHOCKED
HORSEPOWER RIDING AsTRIDE
CAUSED coMMoTlON-c0u
GIL PROHIBITS 1T.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July 27.-
ClGndenfn's fair equestirenncs are
dismayed by the action of the cont
mon council of the capital OF. Big
Sandy district which has passed az
ordinance prohibiting women from
riding astride through the corporate
limits OF thnt town.
Side Saddles Were Cast Aside.
CIentHnnin boasts OF ner many horse-
women who can mannEe tho fiery
sliced. iearlcssly and we'll. However.
the old side saddle with its numerous
n arrnutrnments was found unavailable
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
HARD BLOW
T0. .UNI0NISN
Profit Sharing Plan Leaves Out Al
5$s Who Are on Union Wage
= - So Scale.
MILLS UNDER NEW PLAN
" - TO RUN OPEN SHOP

( STEUVENVIuLE. Ohio. July 27.-
The stockholders OF the Youngstown
Sheet md Tube Company to-day. ap-
proved one OF the largest profit shnr-
Ing scnemes ever known to the iron
and steel business. 1t is. reported that
between two and three hundred thou
.slhI dollars will be distributed among
employees each year. Every one will
participate; In the distribution from the
heal of tho concern down 10 the H.
.borcr with the exception where the
union scale is signed. Tho rslHt will
all Sbe open shop with the exception OF
the pudding department.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27

EotJR INJURED.

EL4KINS. w. Va. July 27.-Thomns
Wheeler. n former resident OF Cnmber-
land. Md. and n trio of young la1ies
were injured In n driving accident
near the Oii Fellows. Homo here. The
horses became unruly and backed over
n bank. Mr.. Wheeler sustained a
number OF severe cuts and bruises on
hte heal and face. Miss Ida Beam
sustained broken collar bone. while
the other ladies' were scratched and
bruised.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
MASONIC OUTING.
WILL BE GREAT sAFFAIR-NuM.
Der OF THINGS PLANNED
FOR THE DAY.

The Masonic outing at Traction Park
tomorrow will be one of the great
events OF the heated season. The
flats" and cleans" will play ball. !.
there will be good music and fine
dancing. A number OF side features
will be on the programme.
The first car for the park leaves
iF1:irmont mt $3.50. A large turn out Is
promised from this city and several
will come from Shinnston and otncr
places.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
KILLED IN WRECK.

DUFFIEI.D. w. VA. July 2T.-h hU'
nEan foot incascd In II shoe and ;lmnn't'
hat have been found In the debris of
tho wreck OH the Baltimore .hnh Ohio
railroad one half n mile rnst of this
city, In which 20 freight cars were pill
rLl mp. III Is said two trinps were rid
Ing on the wrecked irain and m ntlnr
or drcayrd flesh has come from tho
wrrckaEr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
FIRST MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July 2T.-
The first message from Governor
GInsscock and family. now in the
west. was received in the form of Il
telegram by General F. j.. .BoEEs. pri-
vatr secretary. Sunday. Thc West
Virginia executive stated that he and
his family had Just arrived at Los An
gelrs and all were well.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
ELlzAEHTH POWELL.

DAVIS, w. Va. July 27.-ElizHbcth
Kyle Powell is dead ut Davis. aged so
years. She was native of Louhnn
county. Va. and was n pioneer resi-
dent of Davis, having lived there the
past twenty years. She Is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. II. A. Myers
with whom she male her home: Mrs.
N. C.. HeIskIl and Mrs. j. S. Halns. nj:
OF Davis. Her husband died Id years
ago
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
UNCLAIMED is BODY
Shipped to Parkcrsburg From Curtin.
Calvin 1a Sill Missing.

rARKERSHTRG. July 27--Thc un.
known nnn whose remains were ship
ped here on Monday from Curtin and
WIG Thought tn be Pat Calvin. Of this
city, arc still unclaimed Mt n local I'M
establishment. There has
hrrn no rl'-r from Curtin. where the
man was killed. that wnuI.I Lend TO his
Identification. nnl II is undecided Tllnt
will be done with tho remains.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27

PITTSBuRG. July 2T.-C. A. Wise.
chairman OF tine strikers executive
Committee at noon today said htcro
was nfmeeting this morning between
tho members OF the executive commit
:tee and representatives OF the Pressed
Steel Car Company and likely the 1907
scale OF wages would be accepted by
the comHiny and strikers and very
probably the strike would be. ended by
Friday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
Got ReUenge
MAN HIT OVER HEAD WITH BEER
BOTTLE KILLS HIS aSSAllAN 7
WITH GAS PIPE.
fHy United I'rrss.l

SHARON. Pa. July 2T.-Thc police
are torlay searching for George Arther-
2cla and two other men. who they say
last night waylali Lnzar Morzekick
and beat his heal into n pllp with Il
heavy piece of gas pipe. The police
charge that ON July r Morzrkick beat
Arihcrzcln over the head with n beer
hottie. and last night Arlhcrzcta got
revenge. He summoned Two friends
and beat Morzckick To death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
OFFICERS CHOSEN.

ELKINS, w. Va. July 27.-Tnr new
officers of che Randolph County SUN
dry School association elected ut the
meeting OF the association at Mill
Creet are: ]. c. Irons. president: ].
A. Gibson. Rich Mountain. vice nrcsi-
dent; II. Darllcn. Elkins. secretary;
A. j, Bartlett. Elkins. assistant sccre-
tnry; A. p. Hart. kcrGns. treasurer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
LAWMAKERS MEET.

Nrninn AssnciatGd< IfrnsE.1 y -,
CEDAR POINT. Ohio. July 21:-Thc
National Hay Association opened Its
annual convention hero today and will
hr in session two days. Leading 9rn5
throughout the country are represent
ch by II large number OF delegates.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
w. NJ. sattertieId Here.

w. N. SattertieId, former resilient
of RivcsvilIe, but now citizen OF
Hampshire county. Is here looking att
er business matters. Mr.. SatterhelI
sold eighteen lots In Satterfield adti-
tinn to the city OF Fairmont. COM
missioner w. II. CortlTay bought SIX
lots, Jonn w. MurGlin and Melvin Bun
nnr three - -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
EASTMAN TO RECOVER.

NIDDLEBoURNE. w. Va. July 81
John Eastman. n prominent local drug
gist. in n runaway Sunday. was thrown
from his buggy and tho wheels passed
over his head. His condition Is such
that his recovery Is expected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
Goinuto Cumberland.

1t Is stuffed that Attorney w. B.
Cornwell will leave Fairmont about
the first of September. We understand
ne will locate In Cumberland, Md,
t1at being near the line or the new
railroad In which he Is Interested. ,Mr.
and Mrs. Cornwcll have made many
friends during the time OF their resi-
dence In Fhlrmont who will be sorry
to see them so away.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
MISS MABEL STOUT
Takes Place of Miss jackson In Man.
ningtpn School.

Miss Mabel Stout. OF C1arksburE. has
been selected to fill the vacancy ln
the ManninEton High School faculty
caused by the resignation OF Miss
Florence Jackson. Miss Jackson was
elected to n position in the Concord
State Normal ScnoOl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
With the First Nation al.

Mr.. III. +. COleblnk VIII Work
month for the First National Bank OF
this city before leaving for Hendricks
where he ilns accepted position with
the J. Il. Polling Company. MIR. Co..
bank will move his family to Hell-
bricks the first OF September.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
Normal Teaeher Resiuns..

Mr.. Forest w. -Stemple. teacher OF
Latin and Mathematics at the West
LIiherty State Normal School. has re-
signed. MIR. Stenple has u position rs
teacher In tho Morgnntown High
School. 3. 4. & (. !isisi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
MAkELOkG TRIP,

NEW ORLEANS. July 27.-PadllinE
n distance of a.05: miles i'm an 1S-foot
canoe In 81 days. III. G.7Frasch and L..
Il. Bailey. of Harrisburg, Pa. reached
New Orleans from PittsbMrs, hP.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-27
Given a stiff Fine.

John Scnoll was given n stiff fine
by Justice Stealey yesterday for abus-
ing Sylvanns Nay. Nay says that
scholl knocked him down and kicked
him.