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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29

sSa+sO a~ils. ffS.snai. l1Jicltklffs1t wi
essitettatn tttiss ae'aninsg AT a disasans.
Ils'tty att THE Country Cub.
Miss Mla FIasraste entertained tia
lyn'ns;sar sae fs " ssst al "a l,ss II
adt fissvt'ses hall hast evenings. the sff
ffail liseh,g osste of ttlfe weary pIassaait $50
Snfal features off the waseis lit xvsss,s to-
iiHsse lis'snn sspaan ait tine Country aplt
NUT ttiirssite,tl,ls saiowess of tile E,fsp
Aptn'ss evening maliie lit nnsetssssIpF IN,
otinfiga tile sstsaife of tile nsafts Miss
La TASTE wass assssfasil lin ainafe3tntafs
NY Mi aailil MIS-. MEyafe Hti,aas. My
ami Mrrs. .IFassae Basasr and MIR and
Mrs Frank lIsds3npn.
Carthage Democrat. Am ii,iHyfsst
ing wedtiifIg assBmufsy wHs nasaf,,p,,,.
Mi1niissg July &c, ait :as:tf5 n. M, In
the 1ftita of Circuit tf,asfk n %, ne
silgh. Ngr .goim ANDERSON a5f essssfffs.-
inn, Hcg., ainii MISS Fifosanee Null oil
ssasiitiii., GR., wela united i'm the bonds
fnf lhD@ rffssailf6fiS, Hsesr II. j.. 1ihotnf,
sun, minister of tahe GibaRaiah church
and etiisur eli the Democrat Ireraoffr-
Ing tShe 9,sIlssmSnS. Mr.. Rasaatg9h and
hlr- BfJvash, the lnsssslr q iaiitsinh of stlia
ecsiitpfa, wsaa witnesses ct tho mar.
mage ceremony r'ha bride and groom
received ssnd congratulations af those.
linesant and went IN tisssls way as.lio;ie-
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
HANGED TODAY
FOR MURDER
italian Met Death For Killing His
Wife Because She Left
Him.

SCRANTON, Pa. July 29.--Nichols
speMazio was hung in the court yard
'ooay for the murder Of his child wife
a. Old Forge. He killed her because
she left him after learning that he had
VIE in Italy. At midnight he was
gwen permission to walk outside Of
nus cell and critically examined the
scaaold. He expressed himself as sat.
'sned with its construction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
PRIZE FIGHT
MAY NOT HAPPEN
'es Governor Of Colorado VIII Try
and Prevent the Match Of
Tomorrow Evening.

uENVER. july 2s-Thefe viii be
y nzhs between O'Brien and Flynn
~.'.as'EoV night II Coz Shafroth car
s-ssent y The governor said today
9, wo'1ld insGat that the sherir and
-. "a zttor7sy enforce tse Lam
s.'ss1 sozSng- Poruossrx declare
80 sxpeet TO hsolf The sssss gnfao
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
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ttirs n,5fe.
Fg% ar1ifhInniaaffs af6 t96rfs suibisgct ID
y1alrsfFa1tifh65ris 81 6i99f6r, TRere are refer.
sT1ess III the z66logi6af arthfves ID
s,Ieh bSqe ~ light bro,eh. orange az.
ffti6ti BIT cream ana amber. But very
Ssliihio@ To afbfno specimen ondon
BsAy Man, 'I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
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Jersey Justice IVES Rsssiy siaes
tracked nv wstasR's @it wRe8 TIE #ffs
sf 8 prisoner sentenced 70 ply ERe
eaeraa Hef BsBy TO tRs magistrate f8f
sssasfty. FRS BfssBsSt o. sSttfls rs
saiEa's asfss caused y fpsSty fse2fi 81
tRs sas- ABa sfaGe h98fs t4e MAJESTY
Of tse l4w @eKt down 10 fsB6F4f q ftsifs
aefsgt sefsTs tas fes6ifess n tae
taAg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
SATAN DENIES
THAT HE MOVES
l''sr Flnzt Tlssns II NO Tnuash ss she
Rs'TrHs Thai He May Go
10 Tess.a.

a Y ID lpVVurN ulAHSSEi. ostias .llais -
'a''shn h5stHg sisiiisG the published
l III Ulisn hss lis nanaian4,lladlng aan-
, sA ~ a'saisa Hfs' ssaiiiasi tlfe r,sprrti
NV NV ,eiliar'sidsrnf iiinr hopes tliaa ne
M a'u lie tails ns.sa saisaam f,tami
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
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EsSsNs9 siaff GRsAte ESsss, III proved
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fa,sB wiN III eseF sEse,e I ieh2 flsiffsfiS-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
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9setiHes BIZ a nnfnSsf 8f stQSts m68SI--
So #itA g6tle iffsEHiaftty tbs Hath
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t8gt 4 1854 RaFt 81 esffy g8ii}s Ne#
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aftsF ffsf7s SO ISL baS1 to yssf as 8
et8ss. ts8SsfRineRts aR66aRssf; STR
sfg fri.
F0ff08fHg g. dsBl66Hstfa 81 L ana
n. tie So catIsf ttoufd stocks. Became
broh}inehtt, WABASH pfefeffed gained
& 16ftt, Missoufi Pacific rose barely
tvs noiflts. Texas Pacific gained *.
S6~ york Central rose 21z, Steel com.
mon qtfet,
Mafket closed strong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
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i15sf Mfy88Fi{is, Faif souyeIiiif lsdy'a
H1fss ee5tasiiii9g Std, FTinasF fetulrni
Is Gats ttty reward.
4ns 81 EsEfB,,s tg.g

Fpha ~ W. ~ ~ "a (. lQyS,
TIE Mfitte haired caiier iii deem
IHiiio5tHFbitiB rose ta take heF Iea Ys TsFil
jf rite YEAR. old, Eetited behind his
lAotHaf lie fsit Ills position to bs
llasscfite 8t any Inonen he knew rs
from past eNperience at any moment
tie White haired CATER might HISS
hiiH, Fit what was she saying to bis3
shothet' And hts mother had tears ii
feE eyes.
I an rot eombIatbiiig. she Vas
Saying: = have had my share Of hap.
tihsssss can truly say | have tasted
S9ety 10y tits world can offer
s. was Il possible thought Gail.
Ut He gasped and came out from
htdthg behthd hts mothers skirts.
Have YOU, he began and painted ii
tie sxtrehie Of his interest have
T9l sure enough ever played hook-
eSs1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
AsAn MAya.

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a,ssast Asssat fssef .'Nftes, s1sdi 4 ciATa.s
81 Nidts a6AiasAsFasstff hfe ~ ssfl-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
S.

MT. aaad Mrs HI. NM Hfalansan Will
entertain tttiss ec'assinss sit "a assnsdnss
lla1tty aat THE Country Cub.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
paJIN RJlss &c Plssssi

CHICAGO, IaA8 sS-er3gS NBeegat:
No, & red 1oSsf110N N6 & Ysef 10s
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29

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IN OF
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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-10
Wayside Items,

The Phillip brothers have
moved back into our community.
We are glad to welcome them
back among US.
Ruby and Curtis McGehee
left Monday for Clarendon,
where they will attend school
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elzo Guest and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wesley were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Hamble last Saturday night.
Several of the young people
went to Vigo Saturday to attend
the base ball game.
Jim McGehee. viii Ham blen.
Earl Phillips, Charlie Helms and
Marshall Butler all carried a
load of hogs to Happy Friday
night.
Miss Sadie McGehee's school
opened Monday, four miles west
of Ceta.
The school at Beulah is to be-
gin next Monday. They have
employed two teachers, a man
and his wife from Denton.
John Rice and sisters, Callie
and b" of Tulia made a short
call on the Sluder family last
Wednesday.
TEDDIE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-10
Ralph Items.

Since getting our postoffice es-
tablished the name of our town
has been changed from Nina to
Ralph and our items will be head
ed from Ralph hereafter.
/ Our postoffice fixtures are all
/ in place and everything looks
fine.
We had. a nice shower in our
section Tuesday which, as usual,
struck the places of Sam Virgins
and Joe Bowers. They are thank
full.
Mrs. L. J. Douglas. who has
been visiting with her father and
mother at Stockport, Iowa, re-
turned to her home here last
week. She reports a good time
and says Iowa is alright but that
it isn't as good as the Plains of
Texas, at least it is not ahead of
it. She also says that it is dry in
her old home state.
Ralph was well represented at
the reunion last week and was
also we'll represented in county
court, but none of those who had
to attend were interested in cases
in the court-just on the jury.
Just to show you that our coun-
try is alright Messrs Craig and
Ross have shipped five cars of
millet hay to Nacogdoches and
still have two cars on hands.
Seems like we are sending feed
stuff down east" where they
howl about this western country.
R. W. Bruce threshed his wheat
crop this week. We didn't learn
what the crop made per acre but
will report next week.
a. L. Roles is moving into his
blacksmith shop and will be ready
for business in a few days.
B. B. Thomas of Marshalltown,
Iowa, is spending a few days with
his son, Dillman Thomas, in this
community. Mr.. Thomas lived
in this neighborhood last year
and the chances are that he will
return here to live this fall. They
all come back finally.
GUESS SUE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-10
TExlCO HAS BIG FIRE.
Large Section Of Business Portion Of Town
Swept Out by Ravages Of the Flames.

Last Saturday morning at an
early hour "A fire broke out in the
business section of TeXico and
before it could be gotten under
control about one-fourth of the
business section was totally de
stroyed entailing loss of about
500, 900 with insurance reported
to the amount of nearly $4,000
The origin of the fire is not
known but many of the people of
that city think it was of an in
cindiary origin. The Texico
Trumpet, the local newspaper,
lost its entire plant without any
insurance.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-10
cets News

Ben Wesley and Miss Lizzie
James were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. James, Wednesday even
ing.
The party at H. E. Wesley's
Thursday night was well at
tended.
Mrs. R. l.. Wesley and family
and Mrs, j. E. Wesley and son,
Carl, and Miss Lille Marshall,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Deer
of Vigo this week.
M. A. James has returned to
his home at Rhome, Texas.
J. o. Turner has moved into
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-10

the house vacated by John Ham
mond.
R. A. Dobbs and wife and Miss
Addie Donnelly of Canyon visit
ed in the Ceta community this
week.
The candy breaking at J. A.
Currie's Saturday night was well
attended and all report a good
time.
Jesse True of Happy visited
his brother, Ed, and friends at
Ceta Sunday.
School began at Fairview Mon
day with very good attendance.
TRILBY.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-10

P. H. Young was elected sec
rotary of the Canyon City Club
at a meeting of the directors this
week. He will take the place of
r. A. Sowder, who has moved to
Lubbock.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-10

BE a News subscriber.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-09

Hon. 7 T Gore. II 0klahoma.
has our thanks for q copy IS hisahle
speech delivered "a the gni.a
States Senate June l6. ia fhe 4a
Jet OF duty on wood puIpan.I erias
paper. a. Incorporated jn fha
bill
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-09

Gal. Sam McCants commanding
the seaond regiment 24;as;.s.s,r
National guard, last week mustered
IN new company ct Newton. with
seyenty-six members. The mint
mum number accented {sEt
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-09

Sullivan county, Tennessee.
which BiounfvilIe IS The county -af.
has Just appropriated 500. 08 far
macadamized roads.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-09

The Chicago papers. which taEe
q census ON the subject, report oav
10 deaths as the result 81 #sh
July celebrations. with an4rb farr
er mum Der Of injured Tais s.
considerable decrease from fbe fatal
tiles Of former years.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-09

The Supreme Court has adjourn
ed Tor ITS summer vacation, until
the third Monday ID October
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
Sad Death
BRIGHT uoY OF. SEVEN DIED, YEa.
3TERpAY-WAs Z EAVoRiTE 81 =
81 IN THE HOME. Z. 4,

\ John Clayton Cunningham, the sen.
en- year, old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. p,
Cunningham, Of Baxter, died yester'
day afternoon at 3. O'clock. He had
been an invalid all his lifa and biz
last sickness and death were indirect
ly caused by this sad calamity. His
last illness was OF short duration, he
having been sick only about week.
On last Sunday he was very much
worse and from then on no hopes of
recovery were held by the fond par.
ents. On Monday afternoon hopes were
almost given up and at the aboue
named time It was thought by those
watching at his bedside that life had
passed from his body. but by the most
careful work Of his s9 nurses he was
revived and seemed to get better At
about ten o'clock Monday night he b
gan to sink and from that time on
grew gradually worse until the end.
4 John was a bright, cheerful little
fellow and from early infancy showed
a most wonderful talent for music
and could sing almost anything he
heard others sing. He was the Light
OF the home and always received the
most tender care from his parentg
brothers and glsters. Y ~ 1
~ The funeral viii be at tha home
and Stnterment VII DO made IN the
family cemetery at Baxter On Thurs
day. x X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
CARS Will GO
ITO JEFFERSON
NEW OFFICES or WARRINGTON
~ LINE OPEN BUT CARS WILL
GO ON PAST, III

The Observation-Disclosures Street
Railway company's Offices In the base
mett OF the opera house were opened
to the public today. The station has
been filled up in splendid style. The
quarters afford a large waiting room
with sufficient space for good Offices.
Paul Hamilton Is in charge Of the
station. (. Z. y
This afternoon Mr.. Laws, the pro-
moter of the road. the officials Of the
company, and number Of invited
guests made the trip over the new
road to Downs. Tomorrow the hand.
some new cars that have been In use
a short time will make regular trips
to Downs. The time required to make
the trip vii be one and one-half hours.
The schedule at Fairnont will remain
the same, the time at the other end
will be shortened In order 70 make
the additional four miles In the same
time that 1t takes now to 80 to Farm.
ington. * 4.
5 The cars will stop at Jefferson
street as formerly and then run back
to the citation on jackson and Monroe
streets. 5:s5 ,5l,3'i t:F5 q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
Only The |'l.: Best
is THE SORT OF SHOWS THE
sHUBERTS PIT oN-"THE !
y WOLF" NO EXCEPTION. (

Fairmont theater.goers have a great
treat in store tonight ut the Grand
Opera House, when Shnbert's produc.
ton of "'The Wolf" will bo the offer
Ing. There has been number Of splen'
did attractions here this season, but
none Of them have been more worthy
Of your patronage than 1.-THE Wolf"
The management Of the Grand gives
n personal guarantee TINT It will give
the best OF satisfaction, and 1t should
draw IN unusually large house. The
Mesgrs. Shuhert do not permit their
names to be connected with any but
the best, and those who were fortu'
nate enough to witness. their produc
ton Of Girls will be anxious to see
another Of their offerings. So
"The Wolf" Is a wonderful prodllc
tIon from q scenic standpoint. and the
cast Is an unusually strong one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
?! PO D y \ } / ].
..5'7hESGLADIE HAND
CROWD e GAVE y MANY REcALt8
FOR TIL e. BEAUTIFULLY CIR ,s

CROWD q GAVE y MANY II RECALLS
FoR THE BEAuTIFuLi CIR, a: &.
~ Gus RIDER. Z; Ss,,. Z,
Frederick Thompson Polly OF the
Circus" pleased "a good crowd at the
Grand last night The story 10 Q
charming little love affair between
the Reverend John Douglas and Polly,
the circus rider. IL 4 y N
3 AS the story runs. It Isl the big cir
Gus day In. "a small town and Polly 10
injured while doing q very perilous
act. The tents nave ben set up n o
vacant lot near the mlnlster's home,
30 that when Polly Is injured she Is
carried to the nearest house which Is
the minister,s, and 10 taken care Of
BY him. AS It should be, they fall in
love and spend a very happy year to:
gether. s:i ..,f5;s,si
-The churca people are ,ataid their
'sky pIlotr Is not doing exactly right
by keeping the circus rider and send
two Of their deacons to warn the girl
to leave town. .5L :,
/ In Its wandering the show ID again
given ID the same town and Polly, to
save the minister, goes on with i.
Another town In tie Middle West. IS
the place OF the next scene and here
polly is expected to appear. In the
meantime the Reverend Jonn Douglas
follows her UP, and they are at last
hronpht topett err face to face and Pol.
" 10 bond to steld to her love. so they
live happy ever after. ssir'J,
ii The most pleasing feature IN his
acting Is the fact that he has a desire
to please his audience and not merely
to get through with nls part OF the
play. At no time during the evening
did he appear to be laboring and his
words seemed to come from the heart
rather than from the leaves OF his
lines. a VI a
7 Jules Tarrar. as Big jim, the can
vas man, II to be classed In the lend
Ing trio and this too seemed to be. new
to those connected With the bossing OF
the troup, for 1t took very hard work
by the audience to get his big smiling
face out for an encore, consisting Of a
bow. * ~ va
The .lor0 w1lted for circus in the last
act was somewhat OF dlsappoint.
ment, since It was the most miniature
circus ever seen over Our footllghts
and much surprise was manifested
when some local boys were used to
fiji up and make The merry circus
crowd. The stage floor WIS not strong
enough to support the big horse,
hence the riding act mad to be omit.
ted. which was a disappointment. h!
Fay Wallace was at her best last
evening and was recalled time after
time to acknowledge the deafening ap-
plause that followed each act. She
Is the talk OF the town and many Won
der at the exceptional talent Of the
young star, She certainly won a place
in the heart Of every spectator last
night and many express the desire to
see her again In the near future. y &
Herbert Harrington portrays the
part Of, the minister to q 9ueen's taste
and came in for his share Of the hon:
OrS, fta.t r. E4, 81 gs. IL ~ ~ y 55'i4a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
leTSO7lQZ
- 81 NJ
gg 1855 !. 9 I 3 8 3 J ; &
fr-stn%1tr<.ts-

M "a g iijlsf
(. I airs. w "a. krnett As Ill with rheum-
aiiltishs ID her home on Pike street.
y IRA b : Ammons. wife Of Rev.
! jt,fnmong, OF Oklahoma, is the guest
sralntlyeg IN Marion county. She
n a55ealled here by the serious illness
stss her mother, Mrs. F. H. Yost. who
i; now much. Improved. Mrs. Ammons
q IS tIISxiskE her brothers. + DIS. D. L. L.
isfid u, " osts In this city, before re.
sitsFning 10 Oklahoma.
\ ia Elizabeth Barker, who WINS
! Is III lsiy hurt al few weeks ago by
10 btreeoye rlng. lss5i..
Ssl sffss.s Arthur. G. Martin returned yes
te:dsy from 10 TEN days visit at her
me In; Cincinnati OHIO. ~
ana Mrs Walter, Goodnight are
guests Of iMr.Sand Mrs. J.. c. Hall
I'm Cameron. Il b II 2 h
II & SItss Stella Goodnight, Of Farming,
Is The guest ot friends In the city.
trss homasa swtsher,|of the First
ne sd; d. covering sfromsa severe III
sstt'ii "a
Y III. Bee satterteld, Of Grafton, Is
ttl guest Of his father, MIRA. B. Sat
seld. h \ \; III 5l
& I'D. 10. r. Jenkins has been Ill for
past week at her home on Castor
fai nue.. iR3 Z u 4 &,
Il md Az RI. n. IN. Howard returned
3 heir home at Nasontown, Pa, this
,rnppn after a weeks visit at the
aes 1T their son. Or. D.; w. Howard.
sS ne Walker, If publisher Of the
s;isnnston News Is In town to-day In
iile interest lot his paper d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
kuNsT WILL ACT.
Supreme Court peeIden Cane tnvolv.
"a Ing Adminlstratorahlp OF tho
lass. "a Armstrong Estate.

\ I: GRAFTON, w.. Va. March a4-The
State Supreme Court Of Appeals has
decided that Attorney G. H:#A.. Kunst,
OF Grafton. Is administrator OF the
100000 Adolphus Armstrong estate.
located In this county. thereby alirM
ing the decisions Of bpth the county
and circuit courts Of Taylor county.
rendered nearly Two years ago. aD-
pointing Kunst to the place. ExSher-
III A. E. N. Means has been acting IN
the capacity OF administrator since
the decedent's death in February, 1907.
here on No. 4 this evening and until
nbtr arrival. funeral arrangements,
which are in charge OF Undertaken
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
3VIhitla.
a fcontlnued NON page ons.,


pairing the notes found in the posses
sion Of the prisoners with the memoir
anda of Whitla. Z; 3 /;
IA partial list Of the numbers Of the
bills was made put &c, but Il Is SO In
complete as to be Of little value, while
a complete list would iii several col
umns Of newspaper The bills were
none Of larger denomination than $40.
and averaging them ut $40 there would
be a Thousand OF them. The name OF
the banks issuing the bills. II national
bank notes, and the number Of each
bill Isl given. But vita so large q
number involved the general public
can hardly be expected to take any.
part in the search, Detectives may be
on the. watch for the bills, but 1t will
apparently be slow work detecting
them aud tracing them back to the
person to whom they were paid as
ransom. n li n! lylS =.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
NEW RULES AT DAY. sEi
ToNA.oRMoNp ( RACES.

tUnion Associated t'ress.} g9: iti3
II FLORIDA BENCH, March "a;
There are radical changes In the con-
duct Of thees races this season. One
Of the great events is q sweepstakes
price stock car race, the cars being
handicapped according to price, and
not engine power, This will. give the I
public, a good idea Of what Is: what
at d certain. price: 81 II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
GOVERNMENT JOBS FOR MINERS
Union Associated Press

7 SCRANTON, March 24.--The Uni
ted States Civil Service Commission Is
conducting in this city civil service
examination to-day 10 fill two to four
vacancies In the position OF cnl min.
ers at salaries ranging from 50 to IS
a day in the Geological Survey. Can.
dIdates are examined only. in weight,
age and experience. no educational test
being required. How toilead a rescu.
Ing party in a mining disaster" is "a
new question put IN by Pittsburs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-24
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1DS'T0 } [ man \
Il \ g I ! (. !. ,!I,l'
..B7sE; 81 AckETT5 REPRESENT
ssTt5 & GovERNM EMIT
I N h,tToNN TODAY, gt: III

II Il Brlckett, representing the
States ~ treasury Department,
today comforting with
Arnett and Charles E.
regard ITO the price to he
,tdfS tfefsite Of Falrmont's federal
nth, III Mr.: Bracket looked the
III s,tiEs oYerStt!s morning. ~
one:thlrty o'clock Mr.. Bracket
hill Il conference with, the property
souHSers. ETheSdeal has not. been closed
\ And Spothing of Importance was
Kitten S0uts to-day for publication.
Bracket was one Of the repre-,
y ,fipes tfthe United States at the
EeifsatE Parfs$ Expos!t several years
SsEsu sHs Sis;ant old friend OF Judge Ma
was chief clerk Of the Trea.
Department when Judge Mason
rtis Internal Revenue Collector.