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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-01-02
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key Shelton
lrho honu nl l'roi and MFo }, a.
felton, ,iAnstmaA ailernool war
scene of one Of the most heaut.
y wedlInRa that has occufed this
sSSn When thYlr slaughter, Nils
'ya, yaa united Ia marriage lg
~, q. N. Riekui,u, 20 Prof payId
Key OF Greensboro, Ala
ma Every detail vas simply aid
4 ely eonceiycd and perfectly eer'
II Il 4 ous
+ be houee was suggestive OF toe
6 Z Tide Neaeon In lts decorations
\ gfeelI and red The dining room
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cement Of myrtle and red cargA'
iHab.
lctore The ceremony Miss Lnellc
lclure saug "You,n A 1Olla lr'
Ieemcpt OF the Lob ingrla march
I ia played by Miss Elya Clark lc,
It anled by Miss lyy Shelton az
|I ldal party entered, tnd
'H ereIn during the ccromun,,
,ittle ribbon bearers, Frances
On and Pcnileton Hall, maklng
N sle the length OF two parlorh, bro
M led 81. Key and HE best nan,
IAg. clyde Edwards OF Morrlavlllo,
Then canc Miss Shelton With
3cl sister, Mrs, a. Q, Cope, az matron
4 honor,
!, Jrhe bride aaa never more beautl'
N than on this occasion Ia her pure
llte gown Of lfrepuh chiffon lrim'
MA with insertions Of val ACE,
e,lke wore q ftll length veil Her
Ilwsra we're brides roses, Mrs, cope's
seso vas on elabofate conception Of
Prgandlc aud lace, Hhe carried
-aFraucc roses
The bride ie the eldest daughter 0f
prof. and Mrs. J, Q, Shelton, sfe 10
Y beautiful little blond always charm,
lDbR 10 look upon, Her daintipesp and
Z alInaomenesb aifacf strangcrs a. once,
ei Scr real friepdh ara those who
it. ). ..-~~~ ,sss .vye sss ana hnpwn
her hest Her ideals aroof Inc blghs
lest, her mental qualltlesand traiuInG
imaklng her capable Of attaining
lmdst Of her IdnatL The grooal II 10
be earnestly congratulated
Mr.. Key a one OF the mott prom
nent yoaaR edueators Of the south
IHe occupies the chair Of Greek 10
"a aoptheFn University a. 0TefHa.
~. Ala He Il young man Of
'nrf apd breadth aud lmprp4ata
~ once ~ q man of character
lpdf abIIity.
~ bout afty quests WITNESSED lhr
.er' pony, Those from oat Of town
veFe Mrs. Jackson and daughter, 0t
NoFf syille. Mo, Miss LucIio Mcclure,
Huel syille, Mo- Nles ltlsa claik,
Mon IL city, Mo-, Mr. and Mrs. ~
nest N|cllnsop, Kanaas 0ay No
Mn' shbsth Cope, Kaueaa clty No,
Mf Y 80 Hdwards, MorrlsqIlle, No,
Dtll % reireshments we're served
COASTS ( of bdck cream, lady na'
gers, lce and iaints
~ happy couple drove 70 Iilg
i, ,II|c ana left on The evening
hl fof their future home 10 Ala
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-09
800 TROOPS WITH FIXED
BAY01gE GUARD TH|
PROPERTY OF C0AE.C GO.
COAL COMP ANY
ELECTS MINERS
DETECTIVES USED. RIFLES, pRIv.
ING FAMILIES FROM HOUSES
ON CABIN CREEk Il.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July o.
Coal company detectives armed with
rifles elected the families, of "A dozen
miners from company houses sat the
Ron,la and Dry Branch mines, on Cab
In Greek. because tie:miners refused
to work. In epmc instances the huus-
cs were forcEblF entered and the house
hold goods thrown into the street dur
Ing The abscncc Of the members of the
family. ,:s.
Governor Glnsscnck was notified
and held conference on the sitna.
tiun with District President Davis, OF
the United Mine Workers. and Sheriff
Smith. II Is stated that civil Hnli
criminal proceedings will be hrolsh-
against the coal companies. Tile
miners refuse 70 work because of IN
alleged violation of tho. agrenmentioii
Inc rart Of the operl tors in putting
tho long ton into. effect.
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Tariff Bill Goes to
Conference at
Once.
TAFT WILL TAKE
HAND IN SHAPING BILL IN
FINAL STAGES.
INV limited FirrRg1

I bS lInILfH lFTtEN.J
WFiEtrAWkEN. N J.. July a.
President Taft Is highly pleased will
ihe passage OF the tarin bill by the
Senate. He SO declared himself this
mOrIing and Is hurry'ng back to Wash
inrtun 10 sec ihnt the conference com,
mittre does its work rapidly. He Er-
rived hrrr lt nine O'Clock from B:rl-
inEtnn. Vermont He will reach L!It=
capital at three o'clock this afternoon,
WASHINGTON, July a.-The tariIi
bill entered the third Stage to-,lry.
having passed the House and Senate
now goes 10 conference. President
Taft. who arrives late to-day. Is en-
pcctrd 10 tlke n hand from no" on In
shaping III: The measure. He Will
wnr;: with the members In tile hope
TINT they may report back the sort nf
bin he can approve. being In effect an
eX-uiiriD member OF the conference
committee. Senator A,lricn will nr1!i-
ably continue to be The medium ni
communication between the confc.'-
rncc rnum and the White House. keep
in. President Taft posted rs to .hr
SCH ilncnt of Congress. Nniwlthstanrl-
ing this arrangement. determined
fight is expected from Republican In
silrgcnts who turiay ere more deter
ninct than ever 10 insist ON revision
downward If IL lakes Hll summer. THn
conference committee can make mn
mcw rates. only mn.- ,lisarprorc and
rcpuIt findings hack 10 Congress.
Tho bill passed The senate just nfir.-
~ o'clock last night by vote of - 10
n. Republicans voting in the mega
tive were Havcrii,gc. Indiana; BristoH.
knns2s: Brown. Nebraska Bnrkclt.
Nebraska: Clnrp. Minnesota: Craw-
fori1. South Dakntn: Cnmmins Iowa: :.
Tlnllf,cr. Iowa: LnEpllcttc. Wisconsin:
Nelson. Minncsoin.
Nc Emery. Of Louisiana. was the only
Democrat recorded III the affirmative.
The vntc In detail:
Yrns-Al.lricl. BCrah, Bourne. Hr%,l
Icy, .I3raniic.ce. Rrisgs. Bnlkelcy. Bur
row ]. nurnhanl. Burton. Carter. Clark
tWynmingl. Crane. Depew, Dlcl:.
Dixon. Dupont. E1k!ns. Flint. Frye.
Gallagher. Gamble. GWEgenheim. Hats.
Hepburn, Johnson. North DHkntal.
Kca,l. Lnrimcr. Jones. McCumhc:. Mr-
Emery. Nixon. Oliver. Page. Pcnr5sr.
Perkins, piles. Scntt. Smith tMich:-
Ean). Smnnt. Stephenson. Sutherland.
Warner. Warren. Welmorc-i5.
Nays = R1con, Bailey. Blnkhrhh-
Rrvcrih.c. Erisluw. Brown Bnrkn:t.
Chamberlain. Clapp. Crawford. Culhcr.
son. Cumnfns. Daniel Dnlliver. Foster.
Fletcher. Frazier. Gore. llushcs. Inl.u.
ston (Alabamn). LnFnllettc. Mcl.luTin.
Martin. Money. Nelson. NcwlhnA6.
Ovcrman. Owen. Shivcly. Simmons.
Smith lSoHtf] CnrulinD, Stone, Talii-
fcrru. Taylor4-3i.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-09
WINE ELIMINATED
FROM BANQUETS
!. LAWYERS GO ON RECORD AS
5 5hGAlNSTsF TsFEERYLl9uIDS AT
N TABLE SPREADS.

q " a Il =
y: WEBSTER SPRINGS. w. Va, Jul:
9--rhe West Virginia Stale Bar AS
sociItion closed their annual meeting
hcrc5 Il last evening. selecting White
Sulphur Springs for Inc next place ri
meeting. The Feature OF the cpnven'
I tinn yesterday WINS the action on :hc
Temperance question, they deciding by
n vote to eliminate wine from all their
hanuuets. Two hours were devoted To
spirited discussion. the resolution be-
ling introduced by Judge L. p. Jacobs.
Z of New Martinsvillo. and cnampioncl
by him and Dean iHogE. Of the Uni
/. ycr5ity. wbilc Gen. T. S. Riley led tho
5,opposltipn.
Tho principal address was made by
the Hon. Harvey Hlrnler. of ClnrEs-
burg, upon the state primary election
law, while the discussion was general.
Reports on Legislation and other like
matters were received.
a4sThe annual banquet occurred last
FeverinE, the Hon. Ira f. Robinson. Of
1Grafto1. being the toastlnastcr. w.
4 u. lVoodell was chairman OF the ban.
71uet tcommittee and the speakers a.
Scliidc.l some; of tho moro prominent
lawyers OF the entire State. among
;tilem being tho now president, w. =.
iIayHond, or Sutton, 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-09
CLARKSBURG
SCHOOL. BOARD
NAMED TEACHERS FOR THE, COM
ING YEAR AT A RECENT
MEETING.


I''Ahh:'hl i"'' Jury = he .'i''. ''a,
burr; Sclin"i h'firi met .ih inc .ei''r". !.
sShnnl hh'l"iHE 'nr ts 'rhl a''"u"'
mretfA&. nm" "fEahi]ei ny 'ne t'e';-
''oii W W. ~ '"'tt'',"' - ~ 1t''"'':'
hh' u. W. f"''"'' atf. 1tH' ~ ".'
'ef:''e'i 10 e'ctt o'ie c'fs H'ii'e''''',''', @
cnt aad 'ills.SiS teachsls % ~ l''. Sc.''':
faculty Tor 'he coming year roiip"- wv
ihE - lie ISL ol '''i'clerS' MI o' "iloii'
VIII ne eiccl''l ~ t"e ''ieee'"s "ei''
InlS 9':ry-1:i,...l se7,:sS-.5' ~ -'
r.. Ia dsurHcttc' supsrllitei'"el'l I'll !'i y VI
SCHOOLS.
crie McCoHhcy' f'ihcipai liish
schnol.
MISS Nina Myrtle owen. s"Ferih'
tchhcht music
MISS lsola sliinn'f superintendent
'r'l"ihE.
PRINCIPALS OF Wara sehocl7'
r. o. Morgan, oil Min lcSo!2;; L. "nS
M'isscr. c. u. Kyle. Mrs. Y. v C'll'
ford C. n. hrake' MISS I-hcE ROBINSON.
feachers m Hiah sehoo'. e
MISS Mildred a. l'uhl' MISS III.
Rachel Cousins. Miss Gertrude FOL
lock. Miss Mary McCle'lahd' frah''
Outright. J. r. leiinlelHah ana MeFle
w. hinE:
Teachers in Grades.
Mrs Elizahcih Carter Mrs MAI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-09
BELIEVED LOSS
WILL BE SMALL
RuNOR THAT ACCOUNTING SSS.
TEN is BEING REVISED CON-
FIRMED AT CAPITAL.

CHARIHSTON. w. Va. July o.
That tho system Of uniform account
Ing partially put into effect within th@
raSt six months under The 1908 public
accounting law. Ii a failure and viii!
il1vc 10 he revised. was practically al
mlttch ut tho State house. The rnmhr
that Frank A. Wilson. State account
and under the iaX commissioners de-
purtment. has resigned. was confirmed.
Il. a. Dover. of Ohio. whn has mad SIX
ycnrs' experience jim tic Ohio publ:
Tcc1nnting bureau. has been employee
to revise the system and is now n
work. He Is also preparing system
for the board of control.
Gu,-upr GlasScnrk declared th1t
the rauIt lis not in tho new law. III t,n
people will be patient fnr another sly
nnntns. | believe that II will he dem
onst:ated that the accounting law Is
nnr OF the wisesi pieces of legislation
in recent years" said, the executive
Tho fault Is with The system. hccoFf-
ing to some of the State Officials.
Just what narL OF the hlhnks pnr-
chased by the counties Will be IEri
under Dover cannot hr told p-thiS
tlnc. but 1t Is believed t1c loss will
he small.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-09
CAMDEN vi } |: \ SUIT ) | ] L
UP. ]. i'm / ]. COURT
STATE WANTS ST, ,7oo, 600 osBEcAusEi
OF FAILuREl TO -RETu I'm q; ;t.s
CORRECT VALUES. =. ~

p .7a
PARkERSBURfi. w. Va, July o.
The celebrated suit of tho State of
West Virginia against the allminis.
traitor OF the estate of the late former
UnItnd States Senator Johnson ~.
Camden. for $1.700.0o0. which amount
OF lne Camden estate the State wants
forfeited because OF the failure OF the
late senator to return true property
values to the assessor came up in the
Circuit Court here yesterday afternoon.
The case was argued and submitted
on briefs to Judge Moss. The Iatte:.
will not announce mis- decision :ol-
some time.
Attorneys. II. P. Camden, OF this
city. and Taylor Vinson, OF Hunting
ton, who represented the Camden
estate. contendetI that the law under
which the proceeding was brought sls
uncnnstitutlonal. For the State. Tax
Commissioner T. C. Townsend. Ct
Charleston. and Attorneys W. II.
Wolfe, Jr.. John F. Laird sand I'll. @.
Hiteshew. OF this city. appeared. No
matter what the decision OF this court
may hn tho case5Rlll undoubtedly go
10 the Supreme Court on appeal.