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The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Don't Blame
Il Your Stomach
When Without Exertion or Cost You
Can Enjoy Meals and Cure
A., Dyspepsia.

Don't blame your stomach or your
luck when your meals declare war on
your system. ~
when the stomach won't do It's work
IL is because II cannot
When foul smelling odors come from
your stomach. when tie head aches
and the sourness OF mouth every
morning makes you hate your break
fast. when dreams and nightmare as
sail you. don't give up tho SIGHT.
This Is the appeal OF narurc. and
II should be heard.
Over-eating, late suppers, poorly
crewed food. too rich pastries and un.
der-done cooking are some OF the caus-
es OF the stomach's Ill health.
When the stomach is busy 1t press.
es and churns all the liquid matter
from food ard with It's juices dis.
solves into liquid form or pulp every.
thing which comes into IT,
IL such food be poisonous il effects
the juices, attacks the stomach, .oes
into the blood and weaScns the EN-.
tire system
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Will d.
Sest n ful meal easily without mn
tcrial assistance from the stomach.
They will restock the gastric fluid with
tue titlueHtS uteutu luty
up the blood. destroy sour taste. bad
hraih. ttlching. stoma:l sad bowel
trouble ord quickly restore natural
conditions.
One craip OF Stuari's Dyspepsia
Tablets will digest 1900 grains "a
food ir the stomach or in a glass vial
witiou. aid OF the human digestive az.
pIratus.
The inetnCC OF Stuag:s Dysrepsia
Tablets are the methods of NSturc.
They contain every requisite for the
stoE'ach and digestion. Ate" meal
one CT thes.. little tablets when II en-
ters 'hc stomach mingleS with me
juices. attacks the food aai dtgests /;
II removes Tie fermented ami decay
ell Tas. ly;ng stagnant there and
eases he Stomach at once.
II Is wholly a question for you 20
sclve. lou. druggist will finnish STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets zoe the box,
or send us your name and address and
we will send you trial package free.
Address. F. A. Stuart Co.. $50 Stuart
Bldg, Marshall. Mich
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
FINDS HUSBAND DEAD
WITH GAS TURNED ON

In his wife's absence, Walter r.
Wilson, No. 7SS Fort-st. east, locked
himself In the house, Friday after
noon, turned on the gas In his bed.
room and lay down to die. His body
was discovered by Mrs. Wilson when
she returned, shortly before midnight;
after spending the day in the home OF
her siste-, Mrs. George Minchner. No
494 Twelfth-st. Coroner Bennett will
hold no inquest.
Wilson had been respondent for
some time, as a result OF business wor'
ries, II Is thought. He had been work
ing recently as an assembler In the
Cadillac Motor Co.'S factory. Pre-
viously he was city salesman for
the Cadillac Cigar Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. 2.-Close-wheat
bulls pin their faith on the lghtness OF
supplies back In the country The
visible supply has started to decrease
and they think decreases Will be larger
from week to weak until the disappear
ance Of wheat will be so rapid as to
ceipts are larger than expected. but IT
Is figured that they will drop early this
month. There was nothing much In
the foreign news on saturday. and gen
eral business was quiet. The close was
steady ct an advance on &c over
Thursday.
Wheat quotations. . red. car
st sl.OS. closing with cash and January
at sI.O6. May opened without change
- Sl.OSA touched sl.osLz. advanced to
sl09i. and closed Mt sl.o9; July
vanced to si,oias and closed at .i.oiis !;
No. J red, si.o2l4: No. white, si.olh.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. 8. 6oisc; No. 3 yellow, cars
Oats--Cash No. white. ear at 5sc;
May. 53Lc.
Bys-ca SIN NO. ?; ~ :nr,,rv ,,,,
asked: May. s2.20 asked.
Cloverseed--Prime spot: 20 bags at
$3.50. March. 200 bags at $685.; sample;
80 Gags at $685.. 30 at $5.25. Is at s.. IA
at :i,55. sample alsike' 5 bags at $500
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day. 32+ cars: year ago. SO.
+.
752. 900 bu, OF which India got $4,000
bu.
wheat exports for the world this
week. 100000 bu. elusive OF North
America.
Argentine wheat visible. i4S0, 900 bu:
week ago, $4,000 bu: year ago. $50,
blu.
Weeks wheat EXPORT from Argentina.
336. 900 bu; total for the season, 139,-
20S. 900 bu.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday included 500 bbls or flour and
cars OF oats. Withdrawals Were 400
bbls OF -four 2S.753 bu OF wheat. 10,345
bu OF oats and $50 bu OF We Stocks
are 70g. 201 bu of wheat. 3l015S bu OF
corn, 1882 bu of oats and 'i,2Ol bu
Wheat receipts at st. Louis. IS. 900 bu
year ago, $4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts, at primary points
Exports were lei. 900 bu of wheat and
20, 900 packages OF -four.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Ian 2.-Wheat opened
steady and sold a little above Thurs
days prices, but eased on later on sell
ing by Bartlett and Patten, followed
by the pit crowd. The Liverpool mar
ket was closed.
Opening prices: Wheat-May. si07I
a1o7's. Corn--May. 81 @6lhc. Oais
$3.50 $50 T. Larrd|Msy. ss.Ta. Ribs-May,
1857.
Wheat closed l-SQ5- higher and
around the bcst prices reached. Shorts
were the principal buyers. The trade
was mainly local: New York reported
FIVE loads red winter for export Corn
was steady TO l-Sc higher: Oats were
1-SG3-Sc higher, but trade was dull.
Provisions were higher and strong, but
trade was duh
close: wheat-May. 1.o7 IS bid.
Corn--May. 81 Sc bid. Oats-May v,
81 3-Sc bid. Pork--May, $l6.55. Ribs
May. sS.67uS.70 bid. Lard-May. $9.I2
bid.
Quotations by Hayden, Stone g. Co.:
open. High. Low. Close.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

Joint eavstrouTh. % and 10 per css:
on; round and corrugated eenduerer
''P Gi- - aaS per- Ss' i SsA' OK
Lsno.s-CaiiIornis. $500 per BOX.
Maple Ssgar-New, pure. isc per In
osssss-spsnish. $3.50 per crate;
Oransss-New Fioridas. y2aSos per
box: California nsveis. sSSb0s.so per
Oiis-Raw iInseed. soc: boiled lin
seed. sic gal. less per cent TOR cash
In 10 days: diamond nsAdlixn. Kerr ,a,.
q. Sss:-l;ss,. .,l.M oss Per err, y ~,
ri.e:yrls 3, nor a ss'eo@s per
car los:. T. o: +. Detroit. sses5c PEI per Sa
new Bermudas. s2,so per Blu. -
qiic; geese, loo Tic; duck i.@isc;
turkeys. 17Qisc per 10. Dressed hens,
13dllc: springs, 14Gt5c: geese. lao
13c; ducks. 149lbc: turkeys. sog2lo
R..xv !li sgsd; Light. clear o,Hiss;
ss &C., picnic isa Ssms ic; i0s Bacon. ifSe:
lard In tierces. lohc: kettle rendered.
IL &c per 10;
straw a soc per quart.
sweet P.iatcc:-v,rs,nias. SO, IS per
DBL: Jersey; r,,sS per eu: ;an per
Sugar-Crystal dominoes, 81. SO; eagle
tablets. 36.35: cut loaf. 1855; cubes.
$3.50: xxx powdered. $3.50; granu-
lated. extra coarse. $40: sranulatsd.
in bulk. sass; graduated. in 25-lb cot :
ton bags. s4.s5; Michigan granulated,
s4S6; confectioners' A. ss.9o: No. |,
s::ss s: No. No. E. : ss No. 3. :tssss No. No. +
$47O; No. 8, S4s5; No o. $500 No. 10.
1855; No. II, $3.50; Nc. ~. 3+.45: No.
10. $40: No. IA. $40 No. 10. $40 per
on lbs
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
SON is ARRESTED FOR
HIS FATHERS WOUND

NEW CASTLE. Pa, Jan. CLARK
Rea has been arrested on charge Of
felonious shooting with intent TO muir
der. II Is alleged that hc shot his
aged father, Howard Rea, n civil wGr
veteran. now in the hospital here with
n bullet IN his leg. The father accuses
his son.
The charge against him is made by
Clark McCreary. guardian OF the
wounded father whose mind has been
affected for years, as a result of priva-
ton while & prisoner in Libby prison.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
MOTHER AND SON
PERISH IN FIRE

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. Mrs. Har.
vey Spencer. SIS years old, a prominent
resident Of the village of Hamburg.
and her son, r. +. Spencer. 80 years
old, assistant cashier of the Bank OF
Hamburg. met death from suffocation
in fre which broke out In their home
In MaIn-st., Hamburg, this morning.
The bodies were carried out Of the
burning building by the firemen. Both
are supposed to have been sleeping
when the fire broke out.
An oyerheated furnace is supposed
to have been the cause.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
To OUR
RURAL ROUTE
SUBSCRIBERS.

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doesn't it? We are glad to
believe that not one OF you
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ing row ~ renew your SUBJ
Scriptlons for next year, you
TiIl help us wonderfully In
tiding over the rush OF bust
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
BOOK SHARPER
IS CONVICTED

CHICAGO, Jan. Samuel T. War
field was found guilty and his punish
ment fixed at three years in addition
to paying a fine CT $4,000 In the
famous de luxe book swindling case,
and Willis n. Cooper was found mot
guilty"
Neither James A. Patten, the mil
lionaire board of trade operator. or his
wife was present. II was said Mrs.
Patten mad been swindled on book
deals.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
ANOTHER GUN THAT
WAS NOT LOADED

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Jan. a.
Especial because Mildred Lawra-
son, aged six, was inquisitive. Jesse
Rainbow and Earl Leasor, aged 10.
aimed shotgun at her 1T wasn't
loaded" but the child's body was per-
forated by 26 shot and her face by 1G.
N she lives, she will likely be blind.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
MANS BODY FOUND
HANGING TO DOOR

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Jan. q
Especial. THE body OF Irwin Young,
a farmer of Hickory Corners, aged 40,
was found hanging from door this
morning in the rooms over Sykes
Goes saloon. The Arm recently put
ND a notice forbidding women to enter
the rooms where Young suicided last
night.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
CHICAGO IIxEsrock

CHICAGO, jan. 2.-Hogs
1900 market strong al 81 higher
miHed, $500 SIS; pigs. ssasSS&ss.aaSS:;
hevay. S565Q6.25; good to choice heavy
$5.s5 g 6.25: rough. s5.65G5S5; workers.,
$3.50 a $50. Cattle-Receipts 400. mar
and feeders. s2.s5@4.9O; Texas steers,
S3.S5 q 400, cows and heifers, $1,000
SIS: western steers. $375m5.7O: calves
$500 800. Sheep--Receipts 1000. mar
ket steady; natives, $2.75W5.30: west
ern, $50 $40; yearlings. $5.50m6.80
lambs. native and western. l45OM7Sl
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
WOMAN FOUND DEAD
IN BED IN HOTEL

Mrs. Ada L. Siegel. 50 years old.
wan found dead in bed IN room OF
the Library Park hotel by a maid.
Saturday morning. She had evidently
died as she slept. and Coroner Bur,
sess decided that heart disease vas
the cause. There will be no inquest.
Mrs. Segel formerly lived at No.
53 AleNandrine-ave. and took quarters
IN the hoteN Dec 30 until she could
move into anoshef location. She has a
son. Vance. now in Flint. Mich. A
postal card from the sou was found In
her room. lie wrote that he had just
secured work in that city.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
II ALONE REMAIN, HELP
ME-" CABLES ITALIAN

BOSTON, Mass. Jan. First di
rect news received individually by
Boston. Italians from Naples care to
Antonio Mondello, OF Norman-st. 1t
was from his brother, Giuseppe. wlo
lad lived at Messina with wife and
three children. The message was IN
three woIyls:
"Resto Solo: Soccorretemi!" Mean
ing. 81 aiore remain. Help me
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Quotations by Hayden, stone a. Co.
open. High. Low. Clos
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, stone Co:
The Boston coppers are displaying
firm tone on limited dealings. Nothing
developed over the holiday TO materi-
ally change the inward tendency The
feeling towards the copper shares ~
very optimistic and II would take but
very little buying 10 give prices a mn
tcrial advance. Thcre appears to be no
change IN the general copper situation.
which IN our judgment. IL strong. The
active feature this morning has been
Grceno-Cananea. which sold up TO
IL 81. n new high record on this move
rent Buying continues Of an excellent
character. Lake copper is also u firm
stock and shows = fractio nal advance.
The same IL true Of Isle Royslc. Boston
Consolidated and Parrot. In the mis-
cellaneous group Mass Gas issues are
in good demand. The common selling At
90 and the preferred at 30.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Appie--Fancy, s9Aso; common. .,

Butt-r-Ofncia, prices: Ext, cream.
cries, SIC. hrsts, SOC; crooks. 22c; pack
ing stock. 1oc per Id.
Cn1i,aow-rZss.so per crate.
Ceiery-l.9Soc per dox.
49, 49, a 0ia; scl.weitaer. Sc per ID. ''''N
California Fruits-tsrapes. 32.76 per
tate; pears. $3.50 per box.
CofeeTPackage coffee. si2IS0fsn
Cr.nberrie.-Fancy, IS per ou; $3.50
Dressed Cnl,e.-Fancy. s9sc; COM
pressed Hos.ILisht, shG7c; med,-
um. 5ik Q6c per Id.
E.r.MGhiSSn ,ss current r.rG o. re r,,II
orator extras. Csc psr dos.
rIour--@!chisan patents In wood
:s;;s:: c second patent s6.ss; straight
Fs~d--Jobbing lots bran. -s24 coarse
$3.50. coarse mIddiings. ;as. sne mid.
F'nnsr Hsease.-.Isc per IN.
Fresh yeGetahie.--Cucum tt
house. t1.75p2 per doz: lettuce. lac 10;
ss pgr eu soc
doz; wax beans. 50 per bu: green beans.
Gr.pe Eru,t-ssqs7s pc. box,
Crsp~.-Catawbas 4-ib baskets. isc:
Malagas s6ae per hbl
Bouey-Fancy white 12n11c. amber
7o0Itc: EXTRACTED. s0shc per 10.
Hay-Detrott shippers are paying - /,
follcswins. pricos Tor p.led hay IN
Sio5on1l; No .. sI061o5o: clover.
mixed. n601o.50: rye straw C.6o0S
wheat and ost straw. ys.scas ton
Zoe: No. I green. &C: No. green. Sc:
kip cured. No. I, INC: No Z. Toe: kip
green. No J. ioe; No :. &c. Gait cured
/, lac: NO.. nc PEI 81: horse hides
No. I, Ss; No. 2 81: sneep skins. az "
wool so q soc
90 ard per cent OF. poultry netting.
painted bsrbed wrs. $3.50 Gaivan:.e
h@.bah w.t. 2" en-. No snnealed vtrs.
afnre VIZ 81 q.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
PRODUCE.

Except for the poultry deal. there
were NO features In the produce mar
ket this morning. business in all lines
was extremely limited, and prices show
no changes. except that the demand for
chickens is better than the supply, and
prices are creeping up 70 the prohihi-
lion point. butter and eggs have
already done. The cold weather N
helping the demand for rabbits some
what but az a whole. the market il
steady and inactive.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
wEEkLy BANK sTATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Jan. flank state
ment: clearing house members, average
condition. Changes compared with
last week:
Surplus tld). increased $+.033,9i5;
surplus new. increased $500, 900;
loans, decreased SS.D2i.6 500; specie, In
creased $2.<27. 500; legal tenders. In
creased $1,2s5.400. deposits. f1.2S+, 800:
circulation. increased SI.2sl. 500: United
States deposits, DECREASED $4s3.aoo:
1851. ia. 200: surplus. $20.s67.3o0. SUR
plus. not counting reserve against
United States deposits. S23. 1b0.3 800.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Crater Causes Uneasiness.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. Great
anxiety Is being felt by the inha bit
ants OF Green Bank. small town just
across the border line In West Nir-
ginia. over the steadily increasing ap.
pearance Of burning crater OF seem
ingly volcanic nature on the side OF
a neighboring mountain. Flames are
distinctly visible at intervals. accom-
panied by rumbling Noises as of In
- Il - L. !.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Real Estate
REALTY FIRM
IN NEW QUARTERS
BROOKS & kiNGON HAVE OUT
GROWN PRESENT LOCATION
REPORT BRISK INQUIRY.

Brooks & kingon, 800 Whitney
building, have outgrown their pres
ent quarters and will remove Mon-
day. Jan. 4, to suite 405. Whitney
building. They report an excellent d.
mand for vacant property in desirable
locations Tor building and fair in.
Quiry for good investment property
They are Just completing a modern
fat, costing $500. on Euclid-ave.. be-
tween Second and Third. aud are also
building a modern Sroom mouse cost
ing $2,70c on Winslow-ave., for Clark
G. Foster, OF Mason, Mich. They have
Sold
Lot No. S. 50x175 IT,, east side OF
Boulevard between Scovel and Tie
man boulevard. on which modern, g.
room, brick veneer residence with
slate roof and costing $1,000, viii be
erected ~ once: for Margaret Cichan-
ski. lot No. "a. east side OF Winslow.
Tor cash FOR John Kerr estate. through
Title & Trust Co, 67 f., cast side Of
Common wealth. between Selden and
Alexandrine, for cash. on which pur'
chaser will In near future erect moo'
ern apartment building; for Mrs. n.
j. Minnock. 70-acre farm In Holly
township, Oakland county, for $1,000;
for william Drouillard. No. 2461 West
Jefferson-ave., $4,000: 40 feet. corner
of Gratiot and Belvidere. for $1,000
ash, on which purchaser will erect a
double store in the near future.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
LIVE STOCK
EAST pvFFAJO.

BUFFALO. Jan. ESPECIALLY Cat
tle-Reccipts light. strong. heavy. SO 20
UC.25. Hogs--NorkCrs SIS 90 u G. 05 :
pigs. g. 50n6 Shecp--Receipts 1O.O 600;
best lambs $40. Calves-s950.
Closing.
EAST BUFFALO. Jan 2-Cattie-.
Receipts 30; trade light; nru Veals--
Receipt 1850 head; active. csc lower,
Gull To choice. S7Ge.ao. Sheep and
Lambs Receipts $500 head: lambs
SLOW, DC lower: sheep aStive ana steady;
lambs. $5@ 40: yeariings, y5.76m6.2S:
sheep. s2u4.s5. Hogs--Receipts s,5OO:
active, 5U Zoe higher. Workers, f56SQ
$40. pigs, $3.50 "a 900, MIXED. $1,000
a 80
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
slins On lev Walk: ereaks Leo.

Kinney BrenU. aged lA Slipped on
the Ice In front OF No. 3l3 Gratiot-
ave. early Saturday morning. sustain
ing broken leg. tie was taken 10 St.
Narv's hospital In the east cnd ambu-
lance. The Same leg had been brok-
on before. the lad told the doctors.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
TWO MEN KILLED
BY MINE CAVE-IN

BUTLER, Pa, Jan. AIS the result
OF a csve-in at the Muddy Creek mine.
two men were killed and a large Sec
ton OF the mine was damaged.
THE DEAD.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL. aged 90, IN
married, crushed under four feet of
slate.
PLUMMER FLEEGER, aged 80, bur
led under two feet OF earth; leaves
widow and two children.
The two men had been operating
cutting machines during the night and
when the cavern occurred were alone
IN the mine. II is said the accident
xNs due to defective timbers used in
supporting the mine roof.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

w s. Crane. bet Waterloo and Charle-
VoiX: owner. same. $500.
John W Hubbard 2-storv fr. DWELL
ing ". = Fisher. bet chaplin and Ora
tiot; owner. same. $1,000.
additions
Albert Kahn add. TO Packard Motor
Car Co $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Man Burned TO Death

NEW YORK. Jan. MARTIN Nc.
Mahon. who roomed At Az East 23rd.
ST.. was stiHed 20 death while asleen
nv smoke today from blaze that
started IN his room by tho explosion OF
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Auto scorcher Fined s25.

Frank Grimm was fined s25 by J%s-
tice stein, Saturday, for violating the
speed limit with his automobile. Fc
pleaded guilty TO driving 80 miles On
hour on Woodward-ave.. Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
NEW YORK MONEY!

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.--Nothing said
I'm money today. Posted rates: Sterl-
ing exchange. 4.S6mf.sS. with actual
business in bankers bills at 34S7O5m
1910 for demand. and stS515m4S5 g
for 60-day bills Prime mercantile pa
per unchanged
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis G. Gorton. ltl3 Majestic build
ing. Jan ., 1903:
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
len. Stone a Co, 116-11S Griswold- At.
Asked
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-01
In Society
a Beautiful Wedding.

fAmong the most brilliant nlptiHl
events ever celebrated In this city
was the marriage of Miss Edna Trick
cit, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T.. Il.
Trlckctt, and Mr.. William Benton
Campbell, of Wheeling. which WIS sol
cmnlzctt last evening Mt nine O'Clock
at the First N. Il. Church In this city
The church. which was filled to its Mt
most capacity with friends and rcla-
tivcs OF the bride and groom. had been
transformed into Il bower of beauty
under the skiIlful hands of Miss Eliz-
nbctIl Wallace anil by the lavish Use
Of rl,ododeniron palms and ferns. To
the right and left OF the cllancrl rail
Ing handsome screens were formed OF
rhudodrndron. while IN effective hack
Eround was formed by an artistic
grouping Of palms ald ferns. As the
guests arrived. Mrs. Charles Campbell
Robl, ut the piano with DIR. J. l.. Dow
den as violin arcuNIIHnist. played
s~ectly Mcnlclsuhn's Spring SONG ami
Flowers and Ferns.
&. lPrDIlIllIy i'll hiHt o'i''h wv
nnenlnE chords of Tho wedding chorus
from, LohcnGrin were sounded. The bri'
dal' party entered the church. the pro-
ccss;innal being; lch by the IlSllcrS.
McssrS Joseph l.. Wells and w. l..
Krlfrn. of Wheeling. Clifford F;infondH.
of Conncllsvilic. and Robert X. liar
dcsly. of WayncsbnrE. Pa. FnliN"inS
The ushcrs were the little flower girls.
Meta Gallihcr and Mary Katherine
Howard, d~aintily and nrcltily httlrc'l
In. fluffy dresses Of white hltlslc with
trimmings of ralcnc[nrs lace anu car
rvinE baskets Of sweet peas. 1hcS
werc followed by the niatrons OF HON
or, Mrs. james G. Campbell. of Wheel
ing, anil Mrs. Il. Wilbur I%Icnncn. OF
Fairrnunt. Tic bride on the arm oil
her father. Mr.. T.. l.. Trickctt. follow
clfthc mntrunS of honor. At the altar
the; bride was mel by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. james G. Campbell
of wheeling. Rev. G. ID. Smith In an
impressive ann pronounced the
ceremony. using tho ring service. Dur.
ing the ceremony Traumcri was softly
played. AT the completion of the Ger.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-01

A pretty wedding WAS celebrated NJ
the home OF the brides parents. REV
and Mrs. H.. +. Stout. In bridegroom.
Harrison county. Wednesday evening.
when their daughter. Miss Ella. wns
united in marriage to Mr.. Clarence
Wade. Robinson. formerly OF Bridge
port. but now OF Chrksbnrg. The Crrc-
mony was performed In the presence
oil only Inc immediate friends ami rel
ntlvrs. After III informal reception
in which the bride and groom were
showcrrd with congratulations md
best wishes they wcnt TO ClhrksbiirE
where Mr.. Robinson had n home ready
furnish cd for his bride.
Both Mr.. Robinson and his bride
were former residents of this city
and have Il ..lost of friends here wlu
will Join In congratulations and best
wishes. Mr.. Robinson Is II graduate
of the Stntc Normal School hero anil
was employed In tnis city with TIC
F%airnlont Coal Company for several
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-01
MAS
DwALIBERATED
MARY MAxWELL CARRIED BAR
REL TO TREE TO WHICH SHE
Hung HERSELF. &

CEARKSBURG, w. Va. July L.
Particulars OF the death by hanetnk
of Miss Mary Maxwell. ~16-year+nld
daughter; OF Leeman Maxwell. pf B.ne-
stone. DoddrIdge county. SLOW the act
to haze. been. one of:de1ibcrate suicide
The girl carried a barrel f.um, the
barn to the apple tree. from which
she hung herself. lste Monday after
noon. She also got some nails and
drove two In n limb of the tree. Her
mother asked her what she was doing
and she replied that she was pre:,ar'
Ing 10 pick some apples.
That night. after the family had
gone to bed. she sat up reading. II
Is supposed she slipped ont OF the
house about midnight. went to tnc
ample tree. climbed upon the barrel
placed the rope around her neck nH'l
then jumped from the barrel. a note
was found pinned 10 her dress which
contained the request that the family
not Erlcvc over her and 10 take a trip
to Mount Clare. this county. the fal'
lowing day as they had planned.
The O decided her lcatil was
n case OF suicide. No cause Is MS
signed by the family for the Wt. The
girl WAS in her usual health and mp
reared 10 be cheerful and lively.