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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
I5ll3I-7 n n -
sNoWsToRM in COLORADO
Fall Of "The Beautiful, compI ctely
Envelops Grain Fields.

GRAND junction Col. Sept. 15,4---
Grain fields in the vicinity OF GlnnisonE
and Telluride are buried unde q blan-
ket OF snow as result OF tho heavy
storms OF yesterday Earl fruits have
been harvested, SO there Is but slight
damage to this crop. 5iss$
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TURNED DOWN
Charlie ston Voters Re Jcct the Special
Levtes by a Vote of Three TO On

CHARLESTON. Sept / s. tii2
special levies were; defeated yesterdny
by majorities between i i 90 and j, 200.
the vote being nearly three stoione! "
committee OF citizens will meet with
the city officials and !.arrangesane sa new
budget and then submit another ley
proposition. ~ Il " ,esJ Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
Steel WORKS
STRIKE X AGAIN II:
MEN AT BIG PLANT WALK OUT
~ SAYING COMPANY HAS NOT
KEPT AGREEM EMT.
tBy United Press.)

PITTSBIIRG. Sept. .15.--All the men
employed lby the Pressed Steel Car
Co. struck again today. leaving the
plant. They say instead Of disclarg-
ing jail the strilse breakers as prom
isett. the company hds lsept some on n. in
the shops us bosses The strikers de-
mand that these men fbeS .lischnrsel.
Chairman Wise hopes for settlement,
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Hebrew. servIres.s 1

-. FttureWa oG1 p }, 3.
Religious services Etl1 l,e held tby
the Hebrew congreEatfo cs lrmont:
this evening at $3.50 p. m: also to.mor.;
row morning at 8 q. m! "a e the AZ stly
II. w. Hall over Ifnnas sSaxingse eBank.s
Main street. Sis sss.
Rabbi J. Brog. Of Pittnb,lrg. Cantnr,s.i
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FAVOR COMM issloN SYSTEM.

ROANOKE, Va. Sept. 15:-To form
a union Of all the larger cities OF the
State In favor OF the commission form
of government, t, o. convention was open
ed here today to ifiameS q petition to
the ej1egislatnre. Tho State constitution
at present prohibits commission rule;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
DON LABOR
Won ,FaIrmont Times 81 axe Thls
Afterncon.55ssSl y ~ !, n sts

Don Labor. won the Times y .000Is
stake this afternoon Virgin ta Augu
tus was second. w 81 ts ~ aas,i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
Today's Programme.

| ~
The racing programme for To-Day
follows: =. ~,
First Race-2;23 Trot-Purse $1,000.
fThe Fairmont Times Stalse.)
Darius Dale, &. g., by Emtreno. D.
Farrell. Kane. Pa.
Mike Eagan. b. g.. by Lord Vincent,
Frank Hedrlck. Marietta. Ohio.
Don Labor, b. e., by Labor Day, Roy
fowler, Rockville. Ill. -,
Virginia Augusta CHI. M, by Con-
stantine. Kavanaugh Bros, HARRISON lt'i-
Hailworthy, b. g., by Axworthy, y.
F. Nottingham. Eastville Station. va.
Second Rae -2:21 Pace-Purse $500.
Mary Jane. h. M. by Dnnkirk. Els
worth Honley. Waynesburg. Pa.
"a Nan Elder, blk. m. by Grand Elder.
J. IA. Clark. FairInont. W. Va.
Fraulinc Hal. C. M. by Star Hal. O.
A. Erskine. Hornell. N. Y.
;Manardo. b. h.. by Matagorda, w. G.
Talbot, Buckhannon. w. Va.
Joe star. nv r.. by, Baron Star, X. ~.
Bedford. Paris, Ky.
n Alvin s.. b. e.. by Moquette. J. j.
Norbert, Wayneshurg. Pa.
Ruth. c.. &. M, by American Boy,
John Schaffer, Dawson, Pa:
Third Race-2:15 Pace-Purse $4oo.
Chestator. 3. m, by The Imitato.;
Keyser Farms.
Belle. Hopkins. b; m, by Bright Ball,
G. e. Manley. Fairmont.
Annie v. Brino. b. M. by Wild Brine.
Jack Romhaugh. Hamilton. Ont.
St. Patrick, r.. g.. by MackleWood, w.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15
PRESIDENT TAT,r
Starts on Long Trip Across the Con-
tincnt.
fBy United Prnsa.1

BOSTON. Sept. 15.-Presldent Taft
left ON the $4,000 mile trip at 10 a.
NJ. today. occupying his private car.
Mayflowcr. AS the train pulled from
the station he waved good bye to the
cheering thousands at the station.
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Fourth Race-A Dash-Purse $3.50.
Judge Dunden tRowel won.
Cloisteress (CottrilD second.
.TalTant (McCarthy) third.
Momentum tJordan) also ran.
Time 1:1GR.
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library closed,

Library closed.
The patrons OF tho PUBLIC Library
arc hereby given notice that tho It..
bnry will BIO closed tomorrow after
noon.
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THE. RACING R A c ] ! G. IS
MUCH ENJOYED
THE. CROWDS C R Q. " | IS
Humid reds Sta:yly ST WI Ia ]
Grand Stand
All Time

that gives satisfaction to the lovers
OF the track There were three har-
ness events and all were made IN las
ter time than the race. .fs
Mimic. owned by Colonel Thomas
B. Davis, OF Keyser. established the
track record. dashlng under the wire
making the mile in 2:07M. The Cam
non was favorite. but Dusty Rhodes
could not make his horse win. Mimic
was in fine fettle and could not be
beaten yesterday.
The Merry Widow was the favorite
in the 2:14 stake nnce and won easliy'
taking the last three Of four heats.
THE fastest time in this race was In
the first heat. Big Boy made the n,l!e
In 2:nSA.
! The Bel1man was the. favorite in the
2:26 trot md won the race In three
straight heats The best time in THIS
race was 2:14A.
Tn the 2:1n mace the race was IN un-
s,ial one in that there WAS NJ chrn9e
n.,de NV tho horses during the entire
race. Each horse kept his place.
snmrnaries: -,
First Race-o:14. Pace-stake $1,000.
Tho Merry Widow. b. m. by
Red Pnc fRon1bauEhl .....4 I
Blr Bov. blk. g.. by J. III. B. I
parteh Girl, b. M. by splnx . !. , !
Nettie Marie. CHI. M. by Fly .
Ing Hal fHavwooD .......
princess Hal. c1. m., by Star
:. Hal tHedrickl .....-..-. 70 =
Love. Call. b. m, by Magic :
Flute iAr,asl .......:.:::. .
Merry Widow sold s25 to the f'eid;
Sc In the pools. Efsy4 *
second Race-2:2s Trot-Purse $4oo'
The Rellman. b. g.. BY Maple !,
81 Heels (Reynoldsl ~ .:-..+ :,..G " " !
iRourlon EFT e. ch. m. by Virgins -; !, !,
(Radfordl z . .
Miss iIdn. CHI. n1- by Nut Pine; !, /, :
(Johnson1 .
Allie Jordan, 8. M, by Aleatroz ha fs z /. : !,
(Arnold) ..-......:... - - -. - = : :
Kentucky Joe. 8. g., ny Vasleh /, a q
(Thumpson) .......t:....;'c.:: y - =
Lohn r.. b. e., by Ashland ". :,
(Smith- -stahD :......,..'..,, -, =
billie Patchen. blk. g: ny Al
Patchen fFriedman:5haner,
ii Ttmo-2: 2oA. 2:14h. 2:l1H: ALL.
I The Bellman sold $40 10 uae tie 'ieph' ''i'
SIS In the pools.
Third Race-2:1o Pace-Purse $500.
Mimic, b. g., by The tmitator
(Johnson) .:.::;.;';1,..,. ,;. :, ..:,., : : :
The Cannon. b.. e., by Red Marrl- !.
bel (Rhcdes) ..%-::...
Allie Mac. b. m. by Mars Cha" . . !,
(Rogersl ........;.
r-I1 sYr1u n HnnnIG
Bonn.e 'an rno,1s ge'i' ~. M 444
Timc-2:O9A, 2:07M, 2:o9A
Mimic sold even with the HELD IN
POOLS; d
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The pools.

;gsHetting was good. and a large crowl
was out, no ctwithst nding the distance
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-15

Fourth Race-Milcy Dash-Purse St50.
Madison Square. Momentum, Judge
Dunden. Talent, Inlogene. il *
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19
Discovered at Last.

The Associated Press dispatch
es give us the information that
the North Pole has at last been
discovered, both DR.. Cook and
Commander Peary claim the
honor. Now the fact is that the
people of Custer county do not
care a CONTINENTAL about such
thing as the North Pole, for we
cannot range any cattle or sheep
there. nor raise any grain nor
dig any mineral there. The
thing to do is to stick right to
what we are doing in this com
munity and develop the wonder
fnl resources we have right here,
and start q bank account with
tha First National Bank of Chal
lis This bank account grows
right along if you put in your
savings regularly. You will oe
surprised what a true friend {
Good fat bank account is and Il
Stands by you next to your moth
or. When she is dead and gone
and all other friends have lied
Won Won can step into the bank ane
draw on your bank account TO-
fnnds that will minister to you
wants every day in the year. we
invite you all to start an accoun
With MS. We pay interest on TIM
deposits and can furnish yo'
money orders to send away 10
vonr out of town payments
Away with the North Pole. l
will do you no good, but an &C
count in the bank stands by you
First National Bank,
RvD c.. SMUTz, President
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19

Arkansas Steed Has Brouoht Owner
Tidy Sum-leaves Kentucky Thor
ouQhbreds Behind.

Kansas City.-Sometimes the shag
y COW" pony Is worth as much n
he pedfgreed race horse l. Nx----
A recent news telegram from
Roanoke, Va, says: "A report
comes from Montgomery county
that woman there has given
birth to a child with wings in
stead of arms. A Roanoke man,
who recently from trip to that
county in wagon. tells the stO-
~. A young woman asked for
a ride and was accommodated.
She related having just left q
home where baby was born
with feathered wings. The
young woman declared that she
knew the truth of the statement,
having seer the child. The
baby, she said, made q noise
like a chicken"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19

The Mackay paper appears to
be worried because we published
a letter last week, signed by .
tax payer, which was addressed
to the sheriff, in which it was
stated that gambling was being
carried on at Mackay, and the
aforesaid paper AYERS because we
published said letter we have
lowered the standard of Custer
county journalism. Now, isn't
that a brilliant argument. We
guess the Miners mode of jour
nalism is no higher in character
than any other paper-at least
it has never been charged that
it has a higher standard. The
laws of Idaho make it a crime to
gamole, and the Mackay paper
dare not expose it for the simple
reason that it is not policy"
That paper is great on policy" !"
and dare not express an opinion
because of policy" In this in
stance the policy" is the fear
of losing a subscriber because of
publishing the letter. 1t is that
and nothing more. AS he says
(the high moral paper) in his let
ter to Sheriff Roberts: Il should
like very much to DO you any
favor possible. but l rather think
this would make things little
tough for both you and l." What
does he mean
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19
BARBER SHOP
4
FIRST GLASS WORK.
Shaves 25 Cents.
Hair-cuts so Cents.
Drop in and see me.
You're Next
]. L. EBBERTS, Prop, g
Challis, main Street) Idaho.

Ed. Trealer has sold his For
ney station property and will
move to Boise City.
A Halloween Ball will be Civ
en- in the hall at Challis Friday
night, Oct. %. Tickets $1.OO.
Good music.
Mrs. F. A. Reed and child re-
turned from Butte, Mont, last
Wednesday. She was accom-
panied by Miss Mable Strand. .
relative.
Mrs. Mary G. Brasseur, John
Stephens and ]. Z. Fox depart
ed last week for Grangeville to
attend the three grand lodge
branches of Odd Fellowship.
which convened yesterday.
Last week the directors for
the Round Valley Cooperative
Irrigation Co. were elected, as
follows D. G. Smutz. George
Coryell, B. D. Fox, John Nj.
Pushaw and Dan. Stephens.
The corner stone of the new
concrete bank building was laid
in Challis Oct. IL. A copy of
the MESSENGER was put in the
corner stone, marked First
National Bank of Challis, Corn
stone Laid Oct. IL, 1909"
The P. & G. surveyors com
pleted their permanent survey to
Julius Blume's ranch last Satur-
day, although they have run tenn
porary lines as far as J. Q. Ad-
ANS ranch, but these lines will
probably be changed more or
less when the permanent survey
is made this week.
James McGregor of Salt Lake
arrived in town last week, and
went to Bayhorse where he has
several valuable mining claims,
but which have been worked
some by leasers. Mr.. McGregor
informs US that he will COM
mence active work on these
claims when the railroad is COM
pleted to Challis.
1uce his boyhood; took to 1t like the
smallest duckling to the neighborins
pond. and has lived on it and near Il
lever since. He Is well known amons
yachting men and such authorities a.
l5lr Thomas Upton, Sir James Pende1
md Mr.. Fife were amongst those whe
sang his praises to King Alfonso.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19
Notice Of Assessment.
The South Packer Gold Mining

The South Packer Gold Mining Com
pany, Limited. Location of prin-
cipal place of business, Challis,
Idaho.
NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN, That
at a meeting of the Directors held on
the 9th day of September, 1909. an as
sessment of One Mill per share was
levied on the capital stock of the cor.
poration payable on or before Novem-
ber 9th, 1909, to j. G. Fox, Treasurer,
at Challis, Idaho.
ANY stock upon which the assessment
remains unpaid on November 9, 1909
will be delinquent and advertised fol
sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment is made before, will be sold Dec
ember lst, 1909, to pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs ol
advertising and expenses of sale.
GEO. E. KEYES. Secretary
First pub. Oct 10th, 1909. WI
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19

LOST.-A gold nugget watch
charm. Finder will be rewarded. Z.
NJ. Henderson, owner.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Col. McFadden is visiting at
Haley.
Custer county postal cards at
this Office.
Full Commissioners proceed
ings in this issue.
Mrs. W. J. Lamme is now a
resident of HALEY.
A. D. Sargent was down from
Bay yhOrse last week.
Sheriff Roberts returned Sat-
urday from Montana.
A Government land inspector
was in town last week.
Elmore county went wet" last
week by 13 majority.
D. w. Shanafelt returned to
Challis Friday evening.
A motion picture show was
billed to exhibit here last night.
Miss Lois Felkner is teaching
school at Custer at $4,000 per
month.
G. E. Gable and wife arrived
in town Friday evening from
Salt Lake.
Mrs. James Golfer returned on
Saturday evening from a visit
with relatives on the outside.
Canyon county exhibited three
potatoes at the Boise fair that
weighed 124 pounds. That's
some potatoes.
Auditor Henderson last week
issued a marriage license to John
M. Shearer and Miss Myrtle
Quincy. Both of Mackay.
Eggs are selling here at 40, As
and so cents per dozen. Butter,
35 cents per pound. One conso-
lation, however, ''spuds" will be
cheap:
Eastern buyers wrote last week
for carload of Challis apples.
In a year so Challis will be able
to ship several carloads of home
grown apples.
School Supt., Miss Kelleher is
visiting the Custer Co. schools
on Pahsamaroi this week, Next
week she visits the schools up
Salmon river.
Lemhi county holds it's local
option election Nov. oath. The
petition was signed by 81 pei
cent of the voters who voted fOl
Secretary of State last election.
It is said that DR.. Kirtley O
Custer will soon locate at. juno
tion, Idaho. This camp is com
ing to the front on account O
the building of the Pittsburg &
Gilmore railroad.
At the State Auditors conven
tion at Wallace, recently, reso
luton was passed asking for
constitutional amendment t.
create three officers in the Aud
itor's Office, viz: A County Aud
itor and Recorder, a Count.
Clerk of the Board of Count.
Commissioners, and a CLERK o
the District Court. That is
good idea in the big counties, bu
in the small counties it would. b
a burden on the taxpayers t.
pay the salaries of these two ex
; ira officers.
: The Pittsburg & Gilmore raj
| road surveyors have complete
; the survey from Salmon City t
! this valley. They found re
markably good grade for the er
} tire distance of 80 miles, whic
: is less than one-half per cen
? They have kept close to Salmo
t river all the way, and the SUI
vey calls for seven bridges az
ross Salmon river between hei
and Salmon City. The surve
cuts through the ranches of A
: bert Blume, Emil Kleupfer, Ju
), ius Blume and Erick Bursted
1t is reported that grading Wi
n soon be commenced. A tie col
: tract, it is said has been let to
S sawmill at Iron creek. Tracl
laying at the rate of nearly tw
miles a day, with machine,
going on on the Montana sid
t Last week IA surveyors arrive
;, in Stanley Basin, coming dow
!. through Bear valley from Il
: west. They are supposed to
t surveying for this road and al
u surveying down Salmon rive
but some claim they are cOnne6
ed with the Short Line.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19

No further business at this time ap-
pearing Board adjourned sine die.
RORT. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
C. NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-10-19
Brie9s Fund,

BrCxs Fund.
Charles q. Sheeley-bslance of
contract price on steel bridge 1897 so
Disallowed 5000. 90.
Road Fund.
Bills allowed and disallOwed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
will CUT TIMBER
BALL HEIRS TO FORCE CHESS
ESTATE TO ACTION IN BIG
LAND CLAIM.

MORGANTOWN, Aug. 2G.-Thc rep
rcscntntives Of the Ball Land and
Lumber Company. the Incorporated
form in which the late Joseph Ball
heirs are seeking to recover the DIG
estate Of G.000 acres on Cheat river.
now held us the Chess estate by the
Chess brothers. promises lively dcVel-
npmcnt.s In the near future. The rep
rescntnivcs of the Ball company have
moved two trunks to the land. clhln'
ing them to n tree. and are now advcr-
Using for lumbcrmcn familiar with the
cross-cut saw. It Is said to be their
intention to cut some OF the oak tl1f-
her and force the Chess brothers 10
take the case TO court and the merit
of the rival claims tested.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26

WIN y Y IN. AT 4 I TENNIS
Everett Drenncn Defeated Roy Johnson
Il 3f5; S;ls and viii Contest For State
Y u. !i5i Championship.
.FLEMI IN @ IAN o RAYMOND
4 Z $5 WON NaTHE:DOuRLES TO-DAY.
VOLUME. J;:!!!.! q. vi. i.

j ga -
aPARKERSBURG. w. Va. Aug. &c.
Everett tDrennen. OF TTafrmont. is the
victor In the State tennis tournament
on the Country Club courts, having de-
Sfeatedl all opponents VINO have SO far
faced him. Drennen won his last vic
tory yesterday evening. taking t-lree
sets out of four from Roy johnson. of
/. this city. Drennen IS now entitled to
33challcnge Ward White. champion OF
4 the State, and holder OF the champion
ship; cup q,
The match between Drcnnon and
white In the battle for the Champion
ship was originally set for this morn
ing. but the Fairmont player has
found it necessary TO return to his
fhome to-day. For this reason. and
with the consent OF White nnd the
tennis committee of the Country Club.
I the & championship mntcn was post
sponel until three O'Clock On the after
noon Of Saturday. September 4. II
either player fails to appear at the
courts at that time the championship
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
STRANGE Case
OF FREMONT
SICK GIRL THINKS SOMETHING is
WRONG AT HOME, BUT CAN'T
BE TOLD.

PARkERSRURG. Aug 2G.-ThroTsh
some strange prcnlonition Miss Anna
Jones. of Ellcnborn. who Is lying dam
gernus1y iii in st. Joserh's Hospital
hero, has learned that something nus
gunen wrong at her home. Yesterday
morning her father. DR.. l.. II. Jones.
ono Of the leading physicians OF Ritch-
lie county. dropped dead nj his home.
It. was ut once arranged ut the hospl-
tul so that no intimation Of this fact
could reach the daughter by any
means commonly callc, natural. Yet
all of the nftcrnnn and evening she
was bcsceching the nurses to tell her
what had occurred mt her home. She
says she feels and knows that some
thing terrible has happened. Believ-
ing that telling her of the sudden
death of her father might result in her
death and knowing that in her present
nervous condition she Is gradually get
ting worse, her physicians anh nuress
are in aq1nndnry rs to whnl course to
pursue. 1t Is the strangcst anthcnti-
Gated case Of unnatusal transition Of
knowledge ever occurring in this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
STOCKS ARE,
NERVOUS AGAIN
OVER REPORT THAT HARRlM- AN S
CONDITION is WORSE THAN
GIVEN OUT.
(lly United PrcSy.)

NEW YORK. AuE. 2G.--Thc market
was again greatly affected by rlmors
thnt Hartman wHS in u more serious
condition than reported. All through
the day there nave been reports OF 4
nature that IN operation will harc to
be performed The calling ut Arden
yesterday of DR.. Norman. 1: kinney
sperialist, revived tho rImors that
Hartman was suffering from an all
ment OF canccrous nature and that
there would be an operation. AT
Arden to-day he declared that he was
"alI right"
CHICAGO. AUG. 2G.-hftcr having
"ro,shcl It" In the west rs boss OF Il
surveying crew, Walter a. Hartman.
the oldest son Of l.. II. Hartman, Is
now ambitious to become IL brakeman
or frcman. En- route to-day 10 Arden
where he Will spend some time with
his father young Hartman issued n
statement saying that lie INTENDED! to
continue learning the railroad bust
ness some time. After spending n va
cation with his father he viii! start to
WORK again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
FAIRN1ONT WEST VIRGINIA, THURsDA4 AUGUsT2 26 1909
SPITE WORK
SAYS PREACHER
is THE CAUSE FOR HIS ARREST
ia ON CHARGE OF ASSAuLTiNG
SMALL GIRL.

CLARKSBUItG. Aug. oG.-On 4 fuei-
tive warrant which states that lie Is
wanted mt Columbus, Ind. on four
charges Of criminal assault on four
teen-ycar-oll daughter of John Royi,
colorcl. the Rcv. r. l.. Tolcs. alias the
Rev. w. S. Toles. n colored Baptist
preacher. who had been preaching Mt
tho Mt. Zion colorcd Baptist Church
here for tile last two weeks or so. was
arrested in West Main street by Police
Chief II. L. Brooks and Policeman
Slmms and landed In jnil.
The arrested preacher admitted that
he was the man wanted ut Columbus.
Ind, and. while neither admitting nor
denying the charges against him. said
he was willing to be taken buck there
without requisitIon papers. He says
the warrant against him is the result
OF spite work.
Tolc's arrest was brought about by
information sent to Police Chief Hell
mick, of pnrkersburE. from tho author
tiles ut Columbus. Ind. and he sent
the information to Police Chief r.. l..
Brooks here on learning that Toles
had gone from Pnrkcrsb,lrS to Clarks.
burg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
GOVERNORS [ ||i|| !: ]! OF
Other STATES J |. |! ]
I||.[| Are INVITED Inv \ Il:
Big Celebration At
Point Pleasant
Oct. 9th

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Aug. &c
Governor Glasscock has :ssucd invita-
tlons to the governors Of several
States. including Kentucky. Ohio. In
diana, Illinois. Michigan and I'ennsyl.
rania. to attend the unvciling of the
battle monument which has been erect.
ed TO commemorate tlle victory won
by General Andrew Lewis over the
Indians under Chief Cornstalk. Octo-
Der 10th. 177l. Tho unvcilinE will
take place October 9th. and will be
the occasion for Il mammoth cclebra-
tion wnicn has been planned to take
place beginning October 7th.
II possible several companies 0. the
State trops will DG sent to Point
Pleasant to participate in the ccre-
monies. Governor Glasscock and staff
will he present ut the unveiling.
The entire programme has not yet
been completed but Judge Poffcabnr'
ger, who is now in Point Pleasant will
conclude arrangements soon for the
ceremonies to be held during the cele.
hntion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
GRANGERs MEET.
Two States Have Joint Outing or1S
Famous Bennertassett laIand. I

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I'ARKERSBURti. W. Va, Aug. y - -
Governor Ju,lson A. Harmon, or Ohio.
and Ex-Governor N. j. Barholder. OF
New Hampshire. were tho principal
speakers at the bi.state picnic OF the
Grange OF the West VirginiA and Ohio.
at Blcnncrnassett island yesterday
which was attended by over three
thousand people. Hon. 7. & G. Laylan.
master Of the Ohio State Grange. and
Prot. T. C. Atkinson. master of the !
West Virginia Grange, were tho speak
ers. Gov. ". e. Glasscock, OF This 4
State, VINO was to have been here was 1
compelled to cancel his engagement
owing to some official business reuulr.9
Ing his attention. s3i ~ Az