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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

Often a dress is ruined by the 1T
OF the yoke. II bitches or rides In a
way that is as uncomfortable as It is
unsightly. The easiest way to remedy
this defect is to have the yoke made
on a fitted lawn lining which buttons
around the waist. This should have
a horizontal seam run just about the
bust line 10 take IN an extra fullness.
II the lining seems too warm or Is
too much trouble to make. the yoke
can be attached 20 a sort OF harness
made with belt OF tape TO which are
Joined vertical straps attached to the
bottom OF the yoke. Even easier Is It
TO sew short tabs OF tape or muslin TO
the bottom of the yoke. These can
be securely pinned to the corset with
out tearing the yoke itself. II is a
good idea 20 fasten the smallest sized
safety pins TO these tabs so that they
are always ia readiness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

dented success winch attended the OPP
erations OF the United States feet I'm
the bay OF Manila on the LIST day OF
May last are added the tidings OF the
no less glorious achievements OF the
naval and military arms OF our be-
loved country az Santiago lie Cuba"
and asked the people upon next assem-
bling Tor divine worship ito oner
Thanksgiving To Almighty God. who has
watched over our cause aud brought
nearer the success OF the right aud
the attainment OF just and honorable
peace.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20


he least expected IN any woman. His
own mother and sisters had shown no
such intelligent interest I'm his work
and even his brother, he was willing 20
wager. knew far less OF his career
than did this mere girl whom but yes
terday. as it were. ne had amused as a
child. but a child that he loved
Was It possible that I'm shaping the
ideals Of life for child he had unwit-
tingly offered himself as an ideal 20
the heart OF that childg II SO would
she find him worthy or not now that
the years had proved him? Was her
admiration only admiration: II more
than that might it not yet be that
some one else already forestalled him
IN her affections? How was he to
know
II was near the close OF the second
day and drifting winds had made nee
essary a still further delay IN breaking
out the roads that opportunity offered
itself Go Lawrence 20 gain some light
on the ever more tantolizing question
az possible rivals I'm Gcrtrude's affec-
tons. As FOR himself. Lawrence felt
that his entire world was already re
volving around this one young woman.
Gertrude was showing him some pho
tographs accumulated during the years
of her girlhood
"But where is his picturcr" asked
Lawrence, iuterrupting her description
81 the photographs.
81 have never asked him for one
'Why sop
Il preferred the picture In my heart
TO any other"
Does he know thatg"
"He must know it-by now" with a
battling smile
Cant you give me any idea OF what
he looks like, some picture OF him be
fore YOU consigned him 10 your heart?
or course you must have had tintype
experience on some early excursion.
been snapshotted on the lawn or ko-
baked somewhere"
An amused smile and a mlschievous
look came 10 her face as Gertrude took
from its separate envelope a carefully
protected little kodak picture OF a
youth not yet out OF his teens and a
girl just entering hers. He was bend
Al ~
ash that the girl might pick the red
berries. She was trying by standing
on her toes to reach yet a little higher.
Here is the gem OF my collection. II
you will see IL. Perhaps YOU will rec
Ognize the subjects aud recall the oc-
casion. l have never become reconcil-
ed TO the fact that you failed 20 bring
those berries within my reach"
With LawrencS's look Of recognition
and laugh at the all but forgotten cir
cumstances OF the time thus recalled
came puzzled expression. as II he
were trying in some way TO connect this
picture with the question he had asked
At the same instant Gertrude's face
assumed the expression OF one who
fears she has said word too much.
and she fastened 10 call Lawrence's
attention 10 the writing on the back Of
the picture.
you wrote that line above. It's the
reaching upward that counts You
asked me 10 write my own interpreta-
ton on the picture at some later time
have never done SO. ] suppose might
do SO now. What do you suggest?"
"Win you write what suggest and
as your owng" He was now watching
her face with intensest look.
TRY me-" And she returned his
gaze as directly.
Write. 1T takes two together to cap
ture the higher prizes OF life"
And Gertrude so wrote and under
scored IL besides.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
An Extra Thanksaixina.

A very notable proclamation indie
pendent OF the regular autumnal
Thanksgiving day. though In the off,
cial records IL is designated not as a
proclamation, but as the presidents
address 10 the people for thanksgiv.
Ing and prayer" was McKinley's pro
mitigation OF July &. 1898. The presi-
dent addressed his words ITO the Peo-
pie OF the United States OF America "
He referred to the fact that Ito the
yet fresh remembrance OF the impress.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

The noblest OF birds is the turkey.
As the baldheaded eagle is king
And now when the weather grows murlSy
With politics out OF the fling
Other goods we may look at and long for
While our hearts are with thankfuInesS
puffed.
But the bird OF our hearts is all ready
And waiting. poor dear. TO get stuffed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
A SNOWED-IN
THANKSGIVING
By EFF HATCH
Copyright. 1900. BY American Press
Association

n AWRENCE GREER. looking from
his bedroom window. could see
E nothing but snow as far as his
eye travelled. IL was snow on the
Window panes. snow on shrub ard tree
aud HILL snow everywhere In all sorts
oI fantastic shapes and with yet more
coUing. The first big storm OF the sea-
son was descending on the region
whittier he had como but two days be
fore to spend his Thanksgiving vaca-
ton from city Office duties In his uncle's
home. Already roads and even fences
were obliterated.
Hello, Lawrencer' came the voice
OF his uncle from below. Guess weIl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

! greet the loved ones who've gone bs-
fore
And take my seat
At a banquet sweet
Where the fruits and Viands of life we
eat.
'Tis not afar,
Like a distant star,
The kingdom in which tho etsrnais are.
'Tis here-its light
To an inward sight
10 sleamine-for heaven 10 mine to-
night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
What Rosie Thouaht.

Little Rosie-Pa. whatH we do In
heavenf
Worried Papa-oh. sing and play
harps all day.
Little Rosie-I see. An the poor
souls In the other place viii have to
listen to us.-Evening Lamp.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
SEABOARD
An LINE RAILWAY

soUTEBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO LRAvx
RICHMOND DAILY
$40 A. k.-Locai 10 Norlina, Raleigh. Char
lotte, Wilmington-
E;zo p. A-Sleep@n and coaches, Atlanta,
birmingham. Savannah. jacksonville
and Florida points
1880 p. A-sleepen and coaches Savannah.
Jsekscnviiis. Atlanta BirmisghGn and
EcmphsaL
soRrHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO Ar
RIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
tsss A. n, gseS r. Il, E:2 r, u
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
ATLANTIC COASTLINE

Effective APkII II, Nv.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAH.Y2
For Florida and South; s:l5 A. n and 7:2S
p. NJ
For Norfolk: $500 A. n. s:ce p. n and
p. NJ
For n. and W. Ry.. West; 500 A. n, l2aO
and e:O6 P. NJ
Fer Petersburg: 9:co A. n. 1910 500, $50
p. n, p NJ, $500 P. n, TBS and IL :l5 p N
For GoldsbOro and Fayetteville: $50 p n
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40, TOO A.
NJ, 's:S5 Has A NJ. 's10:45 A. n, s1:1a p
NJ 200, ESQ. $500 and Sis p. n
Except Sunday s'Sunday OuIy.
Time OF arrival and Departures and oounee-
tons not guaranteed.
O g. CAMPBELL. d. P. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
Southern Rv
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
\. B--Following schedule figures pukli.hss
only a. information and are not guaranteed:
GEO A. A-Daily-Looal for Charlotte
lo;t A. h--Daily-Limited-B Rroiler A.
Atlanta and Birmingham, New OrleanE
Memphis. Chattanooga, and all the soutA
Through coach for Chase City, Oxford.
Durham.
900 p. NE. sunday-KeysvfIle Looal
i-b = A-Daily-Limited Pullman ready en-
p. NJ for all the South
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 7. A-Ex. sunday-To Wet Point-co.
meeting for Baltimore Monday, Wednesisx
and Friday.
~'i0 r k--hondas. Wednesday and Friday
Local TO West Point
sou A. MI. Sunday-LOcal to West PoiuA
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South; 7:Oo A. N, $50 p. n. a.lx
(Express). - ~
DocaD. - ~N
From West Point: ESQ A. n, daily, ls,a A
* a. wednesday and Friday; 6:45 P. N, sIosoa
s. L. BURGESS. d. p A.,
go L. Main ST., 'Phone tsS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

have 10 dig out
our end Of the
gully road this
morning. Break
fast ready In ten
minutes. Get on
your heaviest
toys. It's a sniff
ter this time"
4 his wasn't
the first tim e
that Lawrence
had lent a hand
in snow blowing
a n d shovellng
out the showed
ms Of his uncle's
district. Ev er
since he was a
boy of fifteen,
ten years before.
he had b en-
making annual
winter visits to
this best OF ell
his uncles and
-. -. a -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

That is limitless
And a glow Of faith I cannot express.
! could almost dream,
Past the things that seem,
! can see country eternal CLEAN
As ! raptly stand
On the borderlsnd
And feel about me an angel band.
My soul awake
Its thirst would Stake
At a fount immortal; it's bread would
break
At a feast sublime
In a fairer cline
This hallowed and happy Thanksgiving
time.
So waited DER
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
The NIGHT BEFORE
THANKSGIVING
By JAMES a. EDGERTON.

Copyrisht. 1909. BY American Press
Association
\ COULD dream tonight
n That AsVorld Of light
Is round about me; a presence briqht
Is poised above,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

Like a breeding
dove,
Fran whose
wings rain
yer m Q
peace and
love.
Like q breath
Of balm
Is the naneless
calm,
And my soul
would sing
an eternal
psalm
In a happiness
~ H~A
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
RAILROADS.

DAILY. Weekdays. aSundays only, An
trsins 70 or from Byrd Street Station stop az
Eloa. Time Of arrivals and departures act
guaranteed. Read the siEAs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
ROeERS' son HAS Big JOB
TO fill FATHERS PLACE

u the first break In the cid crowd
which has made Itself dominant In
finance within the aat 80 yeam,
Hut Il cant ho very many years
before they ano all gone What
atteri VIII the SECOND nllcoppuf
goneration follow the oxamsle Of
the Aaiora. aud go In fot foreign
Titles. leaving business TO managers
and clerka and new milllonalreu
rising from below or Ia thore an.
other Cornelius Vanderbilt In stau.
dand on TO iolipw a oummodoraf
Henry H. Rogcm, H.. has heon
best known 10 the world through
his ambitions aa "a military man
Via The national guard route Ne
figured IN the court martial Of Col
Dyer while he was captain In tho
Twelfth regiment Of the New York
militia,
The court martial released Dyer.
and Roscra. finding the rrglmental
mess unpleasant jumped to the
Twenty.seeans engineers From
there he went TO the famous SIXTY
ninth regiment. whore no made a
iisht lot the lieutenant colonelcy
which is reputed TO have eost him
A3NHQO lie waA not elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Girl. ELOPES;
MAR RiES
CHOICE {.
DAUGHTER or FORMER CHAM
PtoN TAKES AFFAlHs IN
HER OWN AANos

ROSS VALLEY. Cal. May 2AH'
Sadie Cavlll the pretty li'yeur-ald
step daughter Of Sydney eayiil for
NOR eoast swimming champion 10
day IL the bride Of William I'D
wards lnhorcr, Tho ceremony
was performed IN Redwood Guy
and was the Illumination VI a ro-
nance which grew ami flourlghsd all
unknown 10 the parents u ths alrl
aud tho man TO whom she was On
gagged to he married within the CONF
lns two months,
capills first sYledEs u the
oiapt IAcut came In IL telephone mes
sage from hls dauHieh In sweet
but determined voice he wac told
that Mias Sadie and the man u her
choice were on their way TO tbs
Southern Pacific station IN ssh
Franeisga. and were Eolns far TAI
away 10 some place where The,
could be- made man and wife
Gavin kept the telegraph wifef
hat between aan ffaneiHco and
nearby towns hut In his excitement
overlooked Redwood city
MiHs cayill save her age aH Is
The ceremony was performed. and
Mr. and Mrs Edwards returned &c
San Francisco, The young woman'l
mother was In Los Angeles at The
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
HERE'S A REAL PATRIOT; REARS
MONUMENT TO ADAM, 1ST MAN

oardeayllle. Nd. May rs Whom
Jas r Brady a millionaire Hani.
more contractor completed his rum.
mor home here he began 10 think
of decorating The grounds.
dot some statues" hls friends
suggested
Yes, RE atatuoa want, Brady
agreed, ebut what kindYa
One suggested ~ Patrick. brady
despite The tact thai he's az irish as
the piga from Drogheda. and proud
VI II snofiod
stone reindoora, and cast iron
dog or two" suggested another
Brady chnked Friends fled
II have It. ohuehled brady a
moment after H. called up his
friend the monument maker
a week or 30 after there was aot
~ IN the Brady front yard an oh.
Iona chunk Of stone. perfectly plum
on all sides but one. On that side
waa a tablet with this Inscription.
To the memory u Adam the fiat
man And thore waa a little sun
dial on top.
Zlta a monument to Adam"
brady explained.
And why mott" he demanded
bolligeron'ly 'ian't II about time
that somebody recognized bis aefy.
Ice 10 mankindgf
Thero'l be no companion piece
In the shape Of monument 10 Eve
y mover could SEQ Eve, SAYS
Brady 'Bhs had a little affair with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

Otherwise Wall At know him only
as the son Of HE father a nice
Young man who spent considerable
time AZ the STANDARD offices learn.
lug the business lie was not tab
on sofioual, until 1907. when the
eldor Rogeu staggorlng under the
burden OF building Virginia rail
way single handed. IA panic times
collapsed physically, and the Young
~ man had 10 take charge lie
showed real Fencfalahlp and finan
cial ability, aud earned Wall SITS
respect
The elder Rogers. pleased At his
sons showing In 1907, crowded more
aud more responsibility on him
Previously h. had intended 10 turn
tho management Of hla properties
over 10 Urban hrouAhton. middle.
aged mining engineer who had mar
rled bic daughter Nov nrouFhton
It Is said, will be lieutenant under
Henry II
Among the corporations the
younger Rogers Is already stock,
holder and director In are Anal.
gamnted Copper Co. Anaconda Cop.
per Co. Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
National Transit Co. United Mines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
CAPTURE DEVIL OF
MOUNTAINS

MOREItA. Mo2.. May IS
After a fierce battle near ltpoas
afo. Rafale guards captured Eplk-
menio Garibay. known throughout
the state az the devil Of the
mountains. according TO news
reaching here today,
The Rufalcs have conducted
operations against the Devils
band for many months and sue
eeedod In killing OF capturing
them one b. one. Oarihay fought
until food and ammunition was
sons and he SAa captured By a
ruae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
MOTHER Gets
HER CHILDREN

PARIS. May gs The court Of
appeals decided that the children
Of the ocunt Doni de castellane
aud his former wife, who was
Anna Gould. shall remain In the
care Of their mother. Who ia nov
the Princess dc aaHan. The de
rision provides that the mother
aud father may have fifteen days
IN which 20 agree upon school
where the two older children shall
be placed II they cannot agree
the court viii order the children
placed 10 Lytee iannan de Sally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
THOUSANDS OF ACRES
ARE WITHDRAWN

thf tnltsd frNas
WASHINGTON, MAY as=-sIxiy
thousand acres Of land on the
owyahee river In Oregon was
withdrawn from entry By Seerc.
tary nalinger last Monday. ac.
eording to reliable Information So
cured today.
From the same source Il IL
learned that on Tuesday e.kso
acres Of land on the North Platte
river vas withdrawn from entry
Recommendation for the with
drs~si Of several million acres
more land alons Western streams
arr nov In the hands Of the saefe.
tAry. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
Manufacturers Samples
Hand Bags and Belt
All IL Price

ladies' Hand Bags. In the ordinary sizes
N shApes 10 the more extreme patterns
y tnf larger designs An iru'herr arr
.sgIeaenied-husslan Calf. Seal and ALI
sa~L The styles and patterns are too
sss for description Values from
'i.vV down to Zoe Half PRICE
"onsns Belts, IN handsome Oriental or
ss,ssaen designs, with rich buckles Of an
p'', metal. With eolored brilliant settings
nl.'s WIN plain webbing Ia all colors With
mI~ nsai buckles Of gold, gun metal or
ti ,so silver Also many neat Wash
n,,sa IN all materials and oolors Half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28
MURDERED Slave GIRL;
MUST PAY THE penalty

WaB making on HnguncesHiul nj.
tempt at Il aud nakod bile help. hs
finished the Job Then he I'D he
razor and washed up oil the blood
on ihe floor A. tho trial b. claim.
I'd 10 BE- insane hli thn Jury oon-
yieied him Of malahusbicf and
the court gave him 90 years at
Walla Walla he appealed Tho
cnae aud nov the court has dis.
mlasB IT, 10 Wall will soon DO
taken from the county JAN at Bel.
lIngham aud moved 10 WalIa Whlla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

OLYMPIA May 2s=Lee Wing
Wah tine chlnamm convicted vi
mHnHlaugbtnr for the murder NJ
a slave glfl he WIS bringing Into
thi# country for Immoral purposes
while being held In the deIoailou
house al sumag, wiz nave 10 80
10 jail mo the supreme court Aaa
dismissed biz appeal
Wnl claimed that the woman
started 10 cut her own throat aa
she wantod to die. and that as she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

wonens Six Gloves, In black and white
isbutton length, with double woven
finger tips. correct In style and orr
NJ. For this sale, palf......'...' WV
colored BLK Gloves, in all the new shades
two.clasp aud double woven ringer Hllr
tips. For this sale, pair.....'..'' vVo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

CITY OF MEXIcO. NAY t.
After a life Of social prominence
and luxury In Now Orleans dur
iuK the DAYS before the civil war,
Mrs Alice Chopin died today IN
poverty AZ the home Of her mother
in the lepcr colony here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-28

a Fuako Did you ever know an
lrlahmah who could stand for
snnkea7t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-27
.BLOODHOUNDS
DO FINE. /: WORK
MAN WHO CUT DOWN RAILROAD
BRIDGE TRACED TO HIS
HOME.

]. A. IAn,Bes returned from Dunbar
to-day wlere he went to rum down
criminal who cut the raiToad brtdger
belonging to the TriState Lumber
Company 1t was tA trarmway bridge
over Dunbar creek about six miles
east of Dunbar and was used every
day In transporting lumber. was chop
ped tbown Thursday night lby some
person, clalsing a loss OF about $500
The TTlState Lumber Company mas
large timber t1'alcls in the mountains
of DunBr ard adjoining townships
and has SAW mills located conv venient'
~ To tlle timber. and a tramway from
| the mill to the molTth OF Tucker run
where an extension OF tfle n. III. and
ID. r. r., from tine furnace Given fhe
| company shipping facilities over stana'
ard guage tracks. This traEnway Is
substantially built, lgs aOdfnhey loco
motive is used on it to transport the
lumber from the mill To. Tucker run
| 1t was on this road that an fcc.dfennl Y
occurred &tbolIt month ago In which
inc lHe Of William Robinson was Sta <
en-. The bridge. which was destroyed
lis over Dunbar creek near the Isaat
Bryner property and as the creek I1f
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-27
200 men WILL
WORK ON Line
CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROAD TO
GRANT TOWN WILL BEGIN
NEXT WEEK.

Twenty-Five Eaiborers will arrive from
Morgantown tonight or tomorrow
morning to work on the grading of the
street car line between Bellevfew and
Grant Town, the contract for which
was recently let by the Fairmont and
Northern Traction Company to Con
tractors Robert and Dennis Talbot.
Fifty men will come from Sutton the
first CT the week to work on the same
contract The men from Sutton have
finished large contract that was
awarded to Joseph Fuccy, OF Weston.
When tho additional laborers are
added to the force now at work on the
line two hundred men will be engaged
in grading the road The work will be
hurried along. The company will have
a large delivery of rails in December:
These will be placed. All the material
for the road has been purchased.
With two hundred men at work 1t
win only be a short time until every.
thing will be ready for the rails and
ties.
s3eventy-five additional laborers will
bring the payroll higher and will in
crease the number of sales of goods
and supply of provisions needed to
take care Of the men.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-27

PARTY VISITED
CITY YESTERDAY /

Tie Fairmont and EIarksburg Trac-
tiun Company HAS been asked 10 buy
the stock OF THE GTattdn 1Hactdon
Cotrtr ny. W1letfrer on rfdt the local
Germany will take over the stock of
the Grafton Company has not been
decided. Action in this matter will be
taken when the report of the officials
of the lFlairmpnt and CDarksburg Trac-
ton Company w1lo made. a thorough
inspection of tine Gfatton corporation 8
holdings is submitted
An inspection party consisting OF
James o. Watson, general nlnager OF
the Fairmont and CfarkSblrg Traction
Gem nany, Sn1irh, HUSd Eupertnte ndent
of the same c1napany, George y. Wat
son, manager Of tire West WrgtnhA
Department of the E'onsolfdation Coal
Company, Clement u. Shaver dfreo,
tor OF the Flafrmont and Cirks6urg
Traction Company, hIrf Ernest Hut
ton went over taiei Grafton line yester-
day.
Tine Grafton Traction Company has
eool line THAT is in good shape.
This line Is only three miles In length.
The company has no power plant, nor
car barn. THESE are renteth
The extension OF the Zine AFon Graf
ton to Bridgeport would open mp spDen-
dFtD electnic railway territory. The
county, is rich In farm products and
the mining towns that are developing
would furnish lots Of express and pas
senger traffic for a pad. The line ex-
tended Ito BluentbHe would be paying
proposition and a line ito Prunty town
would probably be a dividend maker.
II the Fairmoplt and Cnrksburg
Traction ComItany buys the stock OF
me Carton Traction Company, the
meopIe of Grafton viii have greater
eIectrfc car factlities than they have
ever dreameal of and IT viii cebIe be-
fore they are able 70 realize i.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-27

CONSUL ! | ING
REPRESENTATIVE or UNITED
STATES AT NlGARAGUAfMllH
HAVEFBEENsPHI no
pEAFtls
(By Omitted pr6sg.l ]

NEW ORLEANsS Ia. Nov. 27 -
hore tos1ly say Fioe con-
sui Calderas at f11 has been irn-
IIlfsso1ied2 ag the ze1aya forccE NO
Ecpnd has ben cd lbat dig
patdhed say CaltIsESa NJ and Is
t5eIdeEed to lbe almon the tiialiy prlson-
|ers held
Dr. Salvador eastFsiio: fep.enentIns
the PfpviGi6Dni GoNeFnrne " Waeh-
tngtpn, has been asiied to a88lsl Ia
finding Caldenn A m Sc sitom MIC.
aragia received by CD sali
to have caused him to believe CaIs
tlern imprisoned. poseibiy shut
Friends here have been una BE to-
cumm1unfca+e with Caad hut the
reason OF his allegedt ttppI sonfp ~ IS
said TO tbe the desire OF ~ laga To hide
from the u. g. Govetpt ent TIE Cruel
ties attending exeoliti ON ot aCl lhn1u and
GRACE, It It's known that the Stats De
paHltment has lheen unal1l 10 get q
reply to inquiries conc rnitg t1le exc
cution. The ZeIaya 20 gefnment Is
said to hnEe opened Letters to the
vice CONSUL. This Jed tto Als
omment.
Passengers arriving ne sa. afls
non and Grace were on netiira tpilnd
and yolced tclgetlh ef he oxen for
nouns A hundred pu1fi lgllt was
tied TO the yoke, E.epott Aag and tho
mensscotlrged with 8 cat % nine tqils
Offtoials of the B6yelzlfnent
aiding in. the search Tor old era re-
port they find no tFslc 1T him: