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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-12
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-12

While working in a rural commun-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
H -II,l u ITEMS.
"NEWSY.'
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Mrs. Essie Barnes has been very
sick the past week. ~. 4 ti4.. 3
The children Of Ernest Wiles are
both sick. S55
Mrs. sni,l*r who has been sick for
so long is no worse.
The infant child Of Mr.anl Mrs.
Frank McElfresh. reported sick last
week, died Thursday and was buried
In the McElfresh graveyard Friday
The stork In the form Of Doc. Dent.
OF Rlvesville, paid . visit to the home
OF VIII Glen and wife, Of Montana and
left large baby girl last night.
VIII Hoult. wife and children were
at Little Falls visiting Mrs. Hoult's
parents Saturday and Sunday. IS
Miss Edna satterflell was visiting
relatives in Fairmont last week.
, Mr.. James whitman, OF Pine Grove,
was at Hoult last week attending the
funeral Of his small niece, the child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McElfresh. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartley, Of
Chrisman. ILL.,, who have been visiting
Mrs. Hartley's sister. Mrs. Ann Snlder,
for some time, returned home yester.
day.
Among the persons who hake moved
away from Hoult lately are Jake Win.
lnnd and sylvanus Burnworth. The
latter moved Saturday to Star juno
tion, Pa. His brother, Jesse Burn.
worth. went with him. They will work
In the MINIS. Many persons are 60.
Ing away from this region. hunting bet
ter work elsewhere. but according to
reports we hear from other points 1t
Is doubtful II they will improve mat.
ters much.
Willie MeElfresh was visiting near
Little Falls last week. Y
Mrs. Mollle Harris and three chill.
dren. OF Viola. who have been visiting
her parents here. returned home Sat.
urlay.
We suppose that the best the Dutch
man of Honlt. and Violet. Of Montana,
can do Is to "agree to disagree" as to
what constitutes news. With this we
are willing to drop the subject. Doubt.
les the readers are getting tired Of 1t.
anyway. and we don't want to incur
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
FRITZ.

Order Go'd Medal Flour next timo.
.1r.sltr .,EE.sf -r.r,- '8ts ri rvfIrtrv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
~ n
Personals

s9kyt9II el9ssSik3 teGT tpHaibs III
5SMr. and Mrs "A. 6. Corbin; 81 Anita
are the guests 81 Mrs. Morris, of Hay.
uiond street Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin
are moving to aIonongah. ISL
Mir. Curtis Bloyard went to Wash
5ington to attend the Inauguration. &
George, Herman and Delmar, sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harye Woody. Of Mar,
ket street, are quite sick. Mr.Woody
has neturned from ciarksburg. where
be has been employed for some time. !;
Misses; Elda Travis and Lizzie Rum
BILE have returned from d short visit
with relatives at Morgantown.
\ Mrs. Peter Conway, OF Fairchance
Pa. is very sick. Mrs. Conway was
formerly Miss Icts Holland, Of this
city. q u
Lakin Prichard. Of Oxford. Harrison
county. Is visiting friends In this ward.
B Mrs. Phil Grimes and Mrs. Deck
have returned to their homes at New
burg after visiting Mrs. Grimes, Of
Sterling street. 4fi5i
Mr.. Will Ice, OF State street, is very
sick.
Miss Leila Robinson, Of Weston:
Mr. Cecil Powell. OF Grafton: Mr..
Winfield Lang, Of Meadowville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Powell, Of Pitts.
burg. who were called here by the
death Of Mr.. D. B. Powell. have re.
turned ito their homes. d
Mr.. Ray Harden, OF the Fourth
ward, went to Elkins yesterday for a
short visit with his sister. Mrs. A. "A.
Ayers. u
Mrs. Howard puple and daughter,
Lucille, have returned from few
days visit at Burton.
Rev. and Mrs. Wiley will move in
a few days from tier old home on
State street 10 the new one on the
same street. Mrs. shultz vii occupy
the old home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
Which Is Better, What is Best?

t1l ITO pay $4,000 for lot on Fair
mont avenue, too small for large
house: ort2) go out 10 or IL squares
on our leailing avenues and buy a lot,
price $1,000 to $4,000 or ,t3) 5 squares
from the Courthouse, to Fay Wat
sons Addition, overlooking two.thlrds
Of the city, away from smoke and dust,
no car fare. and get. not one small
lot. but / lots with a frontage on one
street Of 40 ofeet and on the rear
street Of $50 to 100 fetal for $500;
OF (4) 60 ont to the Vineyard farm
and gst half-acre or acre lots at a
price lowest Of all? Write me, $50
Watson avenue. p
inch AT o d.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
thsIr displeasure. We do not object

their lispleasure. We do not object
that people should discuss the Dutch.
man, but have no desire that they
should omit the first syllable Of the
verb. We saw a poetical skit In the
West Virginiam the other day that de.
scribes the situation to a t.. AS near
as We can recolect 1t runs something
like this: se55.
"We all ,denounce the gutter but then
we must admit
We all Of us admire the man who
knows Just when to quit
We've quit.
FRITZ.
P. S.-Many Of our friends were
sorry they had forgotten to send lis a
comic valentine and when they saw.
In the columns OF the West Virginian
how We had been neglected they at
once repaired the omission even II
It was a little late Who says It does
rot pay to advertise:
:s FRITZ.
HoNoR: rs
Order ea,d Medal Flour next umo. p
II. JOE ~ '-Iay,ET.s- -rsr,r. 'ss- refIrsTv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
Married Last Saturday.

t4ts4SSs1tyN Tldt lSo Hasl SdA1l oay. 80 |'s5
MI 49, Sadie i B. Keller and Clarence
I Burton were / married last Saturday
evening int seyen.thirty O'clock at the
parsonage REV. J. K. Grimes Of
fcating 81 Mrs. Bartotf is u popular
young lady Of State street, while Mr..
Burton Isl e. highly esteemed young
man who drives for the Falrmont
Dairy Company. They will reside On
State street. ~ 4.
4. \. !. Choir Practice.
Il SAt.ll# men1bers Of the choir at the
Diamond Street NJ. E. church are re-
auested TO be present at practice this
evening Eat the church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
aid society.

Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid Society 70 the N.
y. church met this afternoon at the
home sofS Mrs: John $. Scott. on Colum.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04

Subscribe for the West vlrElnlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
VI 81 n u n,
WARD.
IL NJ i y I, 4, q y, y,rh
9s1I1 n an a II - u y ~ a
gcitysHospltaI Notes.

Il siessrs, Guy I.agman and Ulysses
West are receiving medical treatment.
Tony Ford was admitted for medl-
cal treatment. \ 4
MI D Phillips, Of Huntington.
was visiting his wife at the hospital
yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
8 Is. xho. asl ssenl atserlns nom bod.

~
ton. who hah been sutfe ring from bioods
poison, Us out agail. IS
Mrs. Bloakley Mhrtin. of Eotthing
ton 81 very III Tor d compilc alton of;
diseases. II WI 4. y 3SsSSS
The gas vel IFS prog essing very
nicely on the Nike Book farm on Hell
EMS run. VI
Il The 5protracted meeting held BY
Rich Holt, at Worthlngton. Is progress:
Ing very nicely. N 9..;s5 y ! sS4, s&
The Fayette Gas Company Is laying
pipe lines to Its gas wells in this dis;
trict, giving work TO several persons.
Is Mr.. Jack. Mlllan's little boy. Of near
here, is sick again. II q :ss,gl{gs
i, { ''NEwsY.r5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
4 Missionary Society Met.

Missionary Society Met.
The; Woman's Home Missionary So.
@ciety 8offthe Diamond Street NJ. E.
church held avery enjoyable meeting
yesterday Afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Homer HAL on Water street. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04

~ s7145-9.g ~ gl-I-- Z w "
and Mrs. Thomas Travis enter.
stained sat;twelye O'clock dinner Tues
day. mplimentary to Prof. W. "A.
$Hustsad Sahd a number OF the teach
gerse ofS the First wari school.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04

I'm tired Of nothing but beef or
chlclasn for dinner"
well. | don't know what you're 60
ing to do about It. The okapl, the only
really new animal. is too scarce to be
OF any practical food value?-puck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04
bib street The meeting was largely
attended and was q very Ell oyable

one. Ks Y 4 s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
.KTDNAPPERS OF BOY
NOT YET CAPTURED
Reported That Parties Answering Description Of
KidnapperS and Victim Seen In Cleveland.

SHARON. Pa. March 2O.-Frank II.
Bull. the millionaire uncle of William
Whitla. the S-year-Old son Of Attorney
James p. Whitla Of this city. who was
kidnapped yesterday morning from
school and taken away by his alb
ductors in a buggy. left on the 1880
o'clock train last night for Cleveland.
II has been reported from that city
that two men and a boy answering
the description Of the kidnappers and
theirvictim have been seen there. con-
sequently the suppositiOn Is that Mr..
Buhl has received word which makes
him believe his nephew is in Cleve-
land. or that vicinity. The buggy I'm
which the child was taken from this
place was located at Warren. Ohio.
and as the Cleveland papers were
among those specified I'm which the
demand for the kidnappers for a
$40 900 ransom should be answered
seems u indicate that developments
will center about the lake city.
Mr. Whitla the father OF the miss
ing boy. was away from his Office for
a time yesterday. and returned late
this afternoon despatched with mud,
a. II he had been driving over the
country roads. He said nothing had
been learned regarding the boy or his
Captors.
The lawyer and his close friends
and assistants in the kidnapping in
ves;igation refuse to give out for pub
LEGATION a letter received from the
kidnappers. II Is said. however. that
the letter contained some striking
sentences in addition 10 these made
public. One alleged remark is our
perceptibilities are as keen as yours.
and We have brains TO help us" Il
threatened instant death 10 the boy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
Sea Island Cotton Dull
and Quiet in Savannah

SAVANNAH, Ca March 2O-The
Sea Island cotton market ruled quiet
30 duh with a narrow demand the
past week Prices were unchanged
from the week before. and a good part
OF the moderate sales represented
shipments OF cotton previously bought
The actual unsold stock IL not very
large. about half the apparent stock
being cotton held By exporters ready
for shipment or the remainder most
Of the cotton Is being held. and is not
ga the market.
sales for the week we're il9 bales
The following prices were based ON
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
SHERIFF LANGSTON
KILLED BY A NEGRO
LEON coUNTYs FAITHFUL Off
cER BRUTALLY MURDERED.
Sheriff Had Gone TO Negroes House
and Demanded His Surrender.
Posse in Pursuit.

TALLAHASSEE. March 2O-Killed
by a desperate negro named Morri.
son. whom he was trying to arrest
last night. the dead body OF Sheriff
w. NJ. Langston lies at his home here
and the people are very indignant
over the crime committed.
The sheriff has only been i'm office
a few months, having succeeded
Charles Hopkins who was sheriff for
many years. The deceased was a
most faithful official and was highly
esteemed all over Leon county.
Sheriff LangstOn and his deputy, T.
Haws, went TO MorristOn's house at
Spring Hin, a village near here. and
called on him 20 surrender. when
Morrison fired a shotgun loaded with
buckshot into the sherih's stomach,
killing him almost instantly.
The negro. after his deadly work
made his escape and a posse Is now
making diligent search for the scoun-
drel. The shooting created great eX-
element.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
A Chicago cIew.

CHICAGO. March pa clew tia,
two men and a boy answering the Do.
scription Of William whitla. the sba.
ron, Pa. boy who was kidnapped yes.
terday, had been seen on a Penn.
sylvania train bound for Chicago was
given to the police yesterday after.
noon by l.. y. Jackson OF this CITY. a
personal friend OF the Whitla family
A detective was at once sent 10 the
union passenger depot TO watch the
incoming trains.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21

their failure 10 do so was quite
surprise. especially TO the citizens Of
Bronson. where this heniOus crime
Is alleged TO have been committed
ThOrnton's wife and daughter were
placed on the stand 20 testify IN BIS
behalf. and as their testimony vas 80
different 20 their statements made a.
the time OF Thornton's arrest, theg
caused much disgust
This was the only case that STATE
Attorney Rivers failed 10 secure
conviction. There were but few "hiv
KEY cases to come 600 for considers
tion This De- due t0 thc diligence |"
sheriff Walker iu hrnakIus up 'ls
blind tigers" of Do, county IheIe
is not more conscientious ana eul
Client sheriff Co.. Florida than sheI'A
Bob" Walker. who always does Hn
duty and is moro popular ihan e'"
before
There was only ur. murder 'l'.
for trial Smith Coleman aa" h..',1
another negro at ln-..- I' "a' q"
"Wednesday uiglt Uh.. NH. .i' ''
FOO with their verdict of murder
first degree with recommendation ~,
mercy of tho court which means '''
imprisonment Tor th.- n.-r' "a.
A guard arrived TODAY fnr me 80
prisoners. AN of whom 0r. h'-'
their sentence rlu-.us "." 49,.
months to life im.r.-uun.. b"
p"uitDutiarv
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
Circuit Court Did Good
Work In Levy County

BRONSON. March 2O.-Circuit
court for the Eighth judicial circuit
which has been in session the past
week has adjourned for the term. A
number Of cases, both civil and Grim.
inal. were disposed OF. IN fact. the
docket was practically cleared New.
or has there been more hustling
grand jury impaneled In Levy county
than the one which has served az this
term. Hon Charles W. McElroy of
Judson was theAforeman and the rapid
dispatch with which they disposed of
the cases brought before them en-
ablcd the grand jury 90 cauu'a;o
their work within less than tSo DAYS.
80 indictment was found against
Early Morgan, Young white man
who was charged with killing a negro
at otter Greek 70 few months ago. n
never was believed that tho Jury
would have evidence Zoo hold tho
Young man. CAS- rho killing. from alI
accounts WAS iustidabls.
The case that created the most in-
'Drr-t was chat of tho State ys ]. -
Thornton. q white man indicted for
ASSAULT t0 commit incest ou mis- daurh.
ter Ami" Thornton. n took consid
cradle time to secure a jury to try
tnle case. Several witnesses were
placed ou thr stand Dos the State. aud
the impression was that me jury
would return q verdict ~ guilty. and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21

n. r. HInson, the express messen-
wer who shot and wounded William
Lock az HIS home I'm Wilcox last Fri
day. Is also wanted BY the authori-
fies Of Duval county on a charge Of
larceny.
Hinson stated when placed under
arrest at Jacksonville that he had re-
rasved letter from one Of Mr..
Locks family. and Il was this that
had called him 20 Locks home. He
said that Just as a letter was being
delivered 10 him the gentleman APP
peared on the scene and was In the
act Of shooting him when he clinched
with the man and during the scufile
that followed Lock shot himself In
the hand. he claims that he was TO
have delivered this letter TO another
party IN Jacksonville. Following the
arrest OF Hinson In Jacksonville by the
police a search was made OF his ef-
Iects and something over $1,000 worth
81 diamonds were found in his grip
and this caused the Judge Of Duval
county 10 hold the prisoner there
instead OF allowing the sheriff here
a. bring him back. as he is wanted
Cor a greater charge there.
FOr some time jeWelry and other
vahables have been missing along
mis- run and he was being closely
Swallowed by two detectives Of Jack
sonville. who were about ready TO
arrest him when he shot Lock.
HlnsOn had recently had diamonds
taken from a valuable bracelet and
reset In rings.
Mr.. Lock Is the postmaster OF VII
cox and a prominent citizen OF that
section OF the county. while the repu-
station Of HinsOn Is none too good. he
having held several different positions
within the past few months.
When questioned concerning having
So many diamonds he claimed TO have
found them, and said he did not rea-
iize what they we're worth or whether
they were genuine or not.
As he Is wanted here for assault
with intent 10 Kill Il certainly looks
as Il the sheriff here Is entitled to
the prisoner. instead OF Duyal county.
The Times-Union gives the follow
ing account OF Hinson's arrest IN
Jacksonville and the subsequent re
cOvery Of the iewelry from him:
~As a result OF a most excellent
piece Of detective work by James c.
Crawford and w. y. CahOon. Of the
iocai police department, and T. ].
Watts. special agent OF the Southern
Express Company, a diamond brace
Zee valued at 5000 was yesterday
morning recovered and Henry r. Hin
son, a Southern Express Company
messenger. was locked up az police
headquarters charged with the theft
81 the handsome piece OF jewelry.
On January %. of the present year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
Taken 70 Jail

After making his statement Ia the
express onice Hiuson was taken 90
police headquarters. where. after a
thorough searching be- vas locked iu
q cell He Va- questioned very close
N about the diamonds. and hi- Sec
oud statement was t1 the eject that
h" found the diamonds Boz a package
ou West hay street
This story wa- very fimsy and the
authorities put uo Crcdence in h.
but they Den Hinson believe that they
had faith iu his story Hinson adj
mltted that there were four diamonds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
Arrested In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. March 2O.-A man
said TO answer the description Of one
of the kidnappers Of Willie Whitla Of
Sharon. Pa. was arrested here az 10
o'clock last night. II is reported that
ale has divulged the whereabouts Of
the boy and detectives in an auto
mobile have gone TO the place desig
mated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
To Hunt In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. March 2O.-Frank H
Bull. the millionaire uncle Of Willie
"hitla. arrived here last night from
Sharon. and Immediately assumed
charge OF the hunt for his nephew
Accompanied by detectives and CLERK
Dougherty they departed In an auto
mobile I'm continuance OF the
search.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21

should the letter be made public q,
shown to detectives, according TO -.
ports here
A squad Of State constabularv
reached here yesterday to assist IN
the search for the boy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
Had Big Revolver.

There would evidently have been
trouble on the street car had Hinson
gotten into his grip. for when Il was
unlocked by the officers In the Office
OF the express company Il was found
that a large pistol lay on top Of his
change OF clothing. The man very
likely realized that ne was going 10
get caught up with In the robbery
matter and the officers are of the
opinion that he would have tried 10
fight hi- way clear had be- been able
90 get hold OF his revolver
When the grip was searched in the
express ofice three dia .ond rings
we're found each Of them iu scpa-
rate boxes. Hinsou was asked where
he got them. aud De- stated that hr
found them some time ago while iu
Savannah 4 -t,nogr1uhcr was pres
cent and took down tho statement of
the express messenger.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21

in the package. and stated that the
fourth vas az his home ln the pos.
session of his wife
Went 70 His Home.
'Hinson was placed behind the
bars and Crawford and Watts. armed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21

CHARLESTON. s C.. March 90
Sea Island market quiet. fine poe, full
~ hne. 22c. extra fine, 23c. Receipts.
I bale Exports. l5S. Sales. 49,.
Stock. 1908.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
HTNSON HELD In JACK
SONVTLLE FOR ROBBERY
Express Messenger Who ShOt Mr.. Lock At Wilcox
Proves Big Catch For Officers.

a package consigned to Greenleaf &
Crosby's branch store at Miami was
checked short between this city and
St Augustine. The package contain
ed a bracelet made of diamonds and
emeraIds and was shipped TO the Flor
ida jewelry firm by II. Smith & Co.
Of New York.
Immediately following the report
Of the loss Of the package. Special
Agent Watts, whose headquarters are
I'm Savannah, was called into the case.
He came to this city and Immediately
started working In conjunction with
the local detectives who had been ad-
vised OF the robbery by the express
officials I'm this city.
Special Agent Watts went to Miami
and started working from that end.
when he was called very suddenly
to Pinehurst, n. C.. TO investigate the
big robbery at that place. He went
10 work on the Pinehurst case and
has succeeded in recovering several
thousands of dollars worth Of the
stolen jewelry.
Crawford and cahoon.
Detectives Crawford and CahOon
OF the local police force did not stop
working on the case when Officer
Watts was called 10 North Carolina,
and they kept a sharp lookout In all
of the pawn shops. thinking that por-
tons OF the handsome bracelet might
be pawned by the thief.
Several days ago the local officers
learned that Henry r. HinsOn. a
Southern Express Company messen-
ger. had recently had three hand
some diamonds set In rings. The
ieweler who did the work for Hinson
visited the local store Of the Green
leaf a. Crosby Co. and the descrip-
ton given Of the stolen diamonds fit
ted exactly those that HinsOn had set
In the three rings. Mr.. Watts. the eX.
press officer. arrived In the city
Thursday and after consulting with
the local detectives. and putting to-
gether the chain Of evidence, link by
link. a was decided TO arrest HinsOn
when he arrived in the city yesterday
morning.
On Another Charge.
shortly before Detective Crawford
and Special Agent Watts left police
headquarters yesterday morning 10
meet the train from Wilcox. the run
on which Hinson has been working
for some time past. Chief Vinzant re-
ceived a telegram from Wilcox re.
questing that Hinson be arrested i'm.
mediately upon his arrival here on a
charge OF assault to murder. He Is
alleged TO have shot az the postmaster
az Wilcox Thursday night
This telegram played right into
the hands OF the officers. as Il gave
them the opportunity 90 arrest Hin