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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-17
Circuit Clerk cSarles W. Rrandop

accompanied his @s::6 cons, Wyatt
and Blanchard, to FairmOnt Tuesday
evening. From there they will go to
Wheeling on avisit to relatlves.-Phil.
tppf Republican.
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friends Spuld supp ott Arnotd sseherr
entirely missep vented tie yidenee
gwen before tie prob commit
All the convict did say ins regard 10
the matter was that as saloon keeper
friend Of his told him that he had
talked with a member Of the board to
that effect. But the convict never had
any conversation or agreement with
the board Tor any member Of II, i nor
any sofiicial connected with the Einsti-
tuition. The conyict's friend whom he
said had this arrangement with the
member Of the board. was put on tie
stand and denied that he had ever had
any s,ich conversation Or arrangement
with the board or any member Of Il,
nor Ind he, any such conversation
With the convict. The board Is beIag
heard today before the committee and
everything is being fully explained to
the committee.
The explanations being made and
examinations Of the: books Of the Inst:
tuition will fully exonerate the board
Of any and all charges against It.
The management, by the board, will
prove satisfactory to the comittee and
the public. t. 81 " ...sS5
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INDICTED FOR .
vlNSON MURDER
DEPUTY MARsHALs SAID 70
HAVE: oVERsTEPPED IN THE
ts7 ~ WAYNE RAID. IN

WAYNE, Feb. 12-The Wayne COIN
ty grand Jury yesterday returned In
dict1nents for murder against all the
deputy United States marshals ant
deputy sheriffs who last December
made the raid in which Vim. VInson
Of this county, and Deputy Sheriff
Joseph Literal, Of Louisa, Ky, were
killed and a number Of others Injured
It has been alleged that Joseph Vim
son had been engaged In the illegal
sale OF liquor and frequently deAed ar
rest. I'd. 4,
It was this that caused the posse Of
deputy United States marshals and
other officerso to make 4 raid on the
home OF William vInson. where 1t was
believed Joseph Vlnson was in hiding
The prosecuting attorney Of this conn
ty believes the ofIiclals overstepped
all bounds Of law and as a result had
the grand jury Investigate. Those In
dicted for the murder are Daniel w.
Cunningham, OF Charleston; San
Davis. Joe Messenger and john Brum
field, of Huntington, W., Va; Sheriff
Dick Stone. OF Lonisa, KY. and Rolant
salmonds and Thomas Cochran, O
cassville. W. vaI'' &, Z
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EXTRA SESSION
POSSIBILITY
GoVERNOR:ELECT GLASscoCk
EXTREMELY ANXIOUS AS TO
NJ. CERTAIN MEASURES.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 12.-After ali,
there may BIO an extra session OF tho
legislature. called Immediately after
the expiration Of the present session,
but any such action would be contlng.
ent upon the action Of the present reg.
ularg session with respect to the pub
lie service commission bill.
Governor.elcct Glasscock has not
said In 80 many. words that he would
cali an extra session, but he has init.
mated pretty strongly that II. as COM
planned by those who publicly opposed
the creation Of n pub,c service com.
mission, there was not time to consld.
er any such q measure there might
be an extra session. His answers to
questions and his manner OF answer
Ing them, imply that he would adopt
such q final resort.
Mr.. Glasscock. In touring the State
in his inspection Of the State institu'
lions, had every reason to believe,
from what WINS told him by railroad
men, that they looked with favor upon
the creation Of such q commission. In.
asmuch as 1t is one OF the principal
measures on which he has set his
heart he would seem 10 be dlsappolnt.
ed at their change Of front.
The fact, however. that the house
railroad committee last night at an
executive session decided to report the
bill fayorably, may remove the ne
cesslty for calling any extra session.
The Senate adjourned yesterday ey'
ening at five o'clock TIL next Monday.
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4 xnsroEas iAs isez. the latest tenant
NJ unab ioi ID; make enough from the
piasa toF Unset the taxes, Just as the
seaSile1t one Of record, q certain farmer.
( cs1ptnterfaf the name Of Thomas Lin
Oh failed to get enough out Of the
abas1spacres 70 pay for them.
fthls stony, unprod actiye spot Of
seafti, 81 now one Of the worlds
frhriDea.s N On Feb. - presidents, gov
ernofS, iudgea cardinals rand cabinet
miniiterS fpregathsr there to torate and
sdedicates these rocks and sterile soil
spateheslt 70 the; people fol. all the days
@ come. On one Of the hills a white
Smemorial hall patterned after a Greek
tampie Will likewise be consecrated
and left as q Mecca for future genera
Etions. The temple, incloses IN old one
loom iog cabin, With a stick chimney.
ono door, one window and no floor ut
an In this cabin was born man
child whom the world has taken to its
heart Abraham Lincoln, war president
gand liberia Tor. man Of meekuess and
mercy. strange compound Of sorrow.
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4 nnl gof laughter. BE, the babe that
came here Of parents poor and almost
fnliterate, Is the reason for, the temple,
1or Sthe crowds aud for the oratory.
HE 81 likewise the reason for the ma
dion existing Ut all in It's present form.
i Goj these humble acres are not aN W.
i productive; even though they cannot
s1roSu crops, for they brought forth a
great soul to, lead D people from bond
! age aud to place before mems eyes a
! Hpe lot charity and forbearance that
vii make; us all tenderer and better
siorS Ing seen. \ Y
\ !SThe Lincoln farm, after passing out
s$iof Sthes ownership Of Thomas Lincoln,
belonged for many years to a family
n Of The; name OF Creal, utter which It
sjva1f bought by New York capitalist,
Sns MI. bennett, who made some im'
j p,ro,yytements on 1t with tile idea OF
changing It into a national park. This
was abandoned, however, because OF
! business reverscs. The farm became
$ttied up in the litigation Of the Den.
:Inett estate and for years was neglect
4 ed, AT last Il was sold at public auc'
S'tion By the authorities Of Larue coun.
~. ky, ! when It was purchased by
;SRichard Lloyd Jones as a representa-
$itiye Of Robert ]. Collier. a Lincoln
farm association WIS formed. with
Governor Folk Of Missouri at Its head
4 and various distinguished men on Its
Il directorate. 70 this body Mr.. Collier
4 turned Eover the tarm, popular sub
4 nrriptions were raised, memorial
4 building was erected, and other I'M
3 I'm movements were made. As result
The Lincoln birthplace farm on Feb.
ssi12 will be opened to the public as a
national park. From a scenic aspect
n II is beautiful spot. Near to the
plnxa fronting the memorial building
Is the famous rock spring, and not faE
distant Is a picturesque creek, on the
u banks Of which the boy Lincoln play
4 I'd. gs5S.53 4
In addition to the dedication of the
\ farm. a statue Of Lincoln will be un
9Syeiled IN Hodgenville. More important
4 Gtill, st Is now practically certain that
y rome form Of memorial will be erected
u ut washington. step that should
iAayo been taken long ago.
~ Everything connected with Abra'
A Nam Lincoln Is held precious by the
u American people. His birthplace md
lhi5 tomb his acts and his words, the
people with whom he associated, al
snre objects Of popular Interest sucf
sSns lms been aroused by few men IN
NEthe history Of nations, Compared
with E.incoln's simple greatness mos
4 tof, The characters grouped around hin
Il llJSutteri by contrast. This ia true ever
I, 81 bis family. For one feel that jus
+.
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All Thankful.

The ladies Of Christ Episcopal
church express their thanks to the
public through these columns for the
handsome patronage at the Valentine
Supper last evening and state further
that they believe the success Of the
supper was largely due to the adver.
Using done in the West Virginian, and
for this unsolicited evidence Of 'appre-
citation the West Virginlan extends Its
thanks to the ladies'. Also, for the
money received from them for the I'D.
vertising done, and thus a business
transaction comes to happy conclu.
sion for all concerned.
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.E t,.slsity -h'frH'E - -is#'.
PEN.C CHARGES
NOT. SUSTAINED ] J
LOOKS LIKE MooRE> WOULD
LOSE OUT IN FIGHT AGAINST
PRISON MANAGEMENT.

WHEELING, Feb. 12.-The CHIEF
feature of Thursdays session Of tho
Moundsville penitentiay inyestinat.
Ing committee, was the denial by
Clark Sprouts, the Benwood saloon!st
thar he ever had any talk with prison
officials in regard to securing parole
for WIN. seabrfyht, the Benwood So
loonist serving a sentence for murder
Quite a sensation was created We'd
nesday by Seahright's statement that
Sprouts had arranged with certain
prison officials that they would use
their Influence to secure a p1role for
SeabIisht. In case he anu Sprouts
would use their influence for Arnold
Scher-. This was denied entirely by
Sprouts yesterday. Il ;,
The afternoon was taken up with
testimony regarding various charges
d " 81 a. .
brought by Mr.. Moore, and much time
was consumed in the examination 81
Witnesses. The session adjourned al
about $50. and will take up the work
this morning again.
Dr.. Bone. prison physician, will be
put On the stand by tho attorneys 70,
Mr.. Moore. and he will testify In re
gard to alleged Immoral practices al
tho Institution. 1t Is expected that
the prosecution will rest utter this
witness concludes, and then the de
Tense will begin and Introduce test
mony 10 the effect tnat the charges
are untrue. The members Of the In
vest!gatins committee are anxious L
expedite the work and everything will
move at a rapid rite to-day.
The evidence 80 fur introduced II
the hearing It has been conceded In!
not been Of nature as would sub
stantiate the charges. The fact hus
been pleasing to friends Of the d.
rcctors, who believe that everything
in connection with the big institution
vas conducted in buslness.llke way
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Yes
Attorney Tusca Morris IS spending
q few days in Charleston on business,
Mrs. Willard Embrey. Is the guest
OF relatives IN Moreantown.
Mrs. NJ F. Smith went to Union,
town. Pa, Yesterday, to spend a few
DAYS with relatives.
Mr.t Waiter EHason has been Ill for
the past week with a very sore throat
at his home on Sixth street. lie will
not DO out for several days.
Miss Emma smder has been quite
II for the past week at her home on
Monroe street. .i;i
Prot. Thomas c. Miller, State super.
intendent Of free, schools. Is in tn city
today, His father is very Ill at his
home in Evansville.
John s. Scott, who has been In Char.
lesion for several weeks is home to.
day.
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4. Il " IELyll't ~ AZ ,F1'ss n
,MEREDi'TH'sF BIRTHDAY.

= - Union associated Preas0 !
LONDON. Feb. 12.-CongTatnh torys
messages from friends and adIntfers
tr all parts Of the world ARE pouring
In upon George Meredlth, the famous
English author and poe, who ~ t VI,
day celebrating his Slst birthday ami ~ n
versary. Mr. Meredith retains his ,E:
mental and physical ylgor TO !; sre.-i
markable extent considering bic eSa
treme age, and his picturesque figure,
with his pointed white beard flowing
hair and delicate features, shows litSs
tie change from his portraits I q 4 4: Al
decade ago. 4! Y II \, "
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EVIDENCE WAS
MlSREPRESENTED
STORY OF CONVICT RELATIVE To
OFFER OF PAROLE WAS
MISLEADING. Il.

The West Vlrginian has It upon good
authority that the story In the Wheel.
Ing News and Wheeling Register pur.
porting that convict had given evil
dehce that he had held q meeting
with the board Of directors Mt which
an agreement was entered into that he
would be paroled by the board il, his
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-12

the Fairmonl Savings g. Loan 50.
ciety is organized for the purpose Of
helping the man OF moderate income
to purchase and pay for a home and
to help those who wish. to save money
and at the same time have their sar.
ings working. Heretofore It has been
almost impossible for a man unless
he had considerable money. to get
started on buying a home on account
Of the requirements for cash payments.
Many good and deserving man would
own his own property and pay for 1t
II he could only get started and pay
for It like paying rent. It Is the pur.
pose Of this organization to help this
class. .of. citizens Thus encouraging
better citizenship and the building yot
a better class Of houses. This Is no
now scheme, but Is such a plan as has
practically built the eastern cities and
Is lust such a plan as is building our
nelghboring city, Morgantown. today.
With six such societies In existence.
and some Of them have been for II OF
Is years. there are very few people In
Morgantown today who have not
either bought and paid for home or
are Trying to. or who have not saved
and earned a nice sum OF money
through such societies It is an excel.
lent thing for either the man who goes
into 1t for the savings or loan feature.
Every person goes III on an equal ba.
sis. The stock is sold Ia shares OF
$3.50 each. n
Il Is man Joins FOR the deueat OF get.
aing d home he pays on his stock just
tho same as the man who joins for
Tho savings feature. 25loents per week
aud In addition he pays Is cents per
weeks interest. which Is 6 per cent.
Then the law requires that the money
be sold and each man getting a loan
bids q premium for It; But to Offset
The premium he gets dividend on his
stock just the same US the man who
is In for the savings feature.
This society is patterned after5one
now being run and has been for the
past 12 years, by PROT. Hodges. Of
Morgantown. Hundreds Of people
have been helped to got homes and
hundreds have accumulated a nice lit
lie fortune through the savings fea-
ture, ..nlong whom are some local peo-
pie who Joined It for investment.
This society will be governed by the
shte banking laws and will be under
the supervision OF the State Bank Elk.
amlner.
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SPECIAL SERMON
On Local Temperance Situation BY
Rev. Broomfeld.

Rev. ]. G. BnoomfieM will preach a
special sermon at tie people's Tenn
pie next Sunday morning on the fol.
lowing subject:
1.-THE Local Temperance Situation
as Reflected in the Republican Ward
Conventions Held Last 7Wedn esday
Evening" iS
Rev. Bnom1eld will probably do
some pretty plain talking on that
occasion. .'g. HH-.Fs
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Rev, Probst Arrives.

Rev. L. X. Probst, D. D.. VINO has
accepted u call to the Lutheran
Church, arrived in tho city on Thurs
day evening, and no will conduct SER
vice for the congregation on next
Sunday, and regularly thereafter, In
the ". G. T. u. room at Willard
Hail. t32 il55. /,
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.sHRl Ngas sl.so soRS plxEY

Union Associate Press,
v; w NEW ~ DIRK, Feb. Z: A;Eig ht h,li uni
dred brother MOBILES 81 the .[sstse
Shrine Will assemble i at the Garden
Theater this evening 70 honor sheit
distinguished fellow, Henry u Dikeys
who Is now playing IN .,aarys James
Pa" The actor Is d iime,nbe Of Aleps
pc Temple. Boston. 3ssS w
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assassination. After hts Inauguration
his history became TINT Of the country
in her most gigantic struggle. The 3D.
preme events of his administration Us
they affect his fame were the issuance
Of the emancipation proclamation on
Sept, 20, 1862, and Its official promul-
cation on the list of January following;
VIcksburg and Gettysburg on July
IA, 1868: the Gettysburg address on
Nov, 10. 1868; the second election to
the presidency and second inaugural,
and the assassination on April IA,
1885, Hve days after Appomattox.
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OBSERVE eEoRdtAsD AY:i

-7GFs Q.ll- Nm, aIITAIIV s7IIIlTJ
Union Associated Press, III;
4 SAVANNAH. Ga, ! Feb. I sT eorsiie
Day, the anniversary q the D Iandtngf
Of General oslethorpe and bis band
Of oppressed debtors on the site ofe
Savannah. February p t7ss, VIM As l geS
celebratd I'm the usual qaanaef NV
the Georgia Society Of 5Coloniar Wars:
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ENGINES TAKEN OUT.
Several Taken From Here For Ser
vice on the Road.

Engines 1881, 1776, 1886, 17GG, 1898
and 1875 that have been in white lead
here for five weeks. were taken out
to-day and placed in service. These
engines were taken off the C'Tmbar.
land division and restored to that dl.
vision. Crews for the engines were
dead headed mere today on train No.
II to man them. This is an indication
that business 10 increasing.
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A Church Supper.

Don't forget the supper to be served
by the ladies Of tae Lutheran Church
on Saturday night in che room at tie
corner Of Jackson and Jefferson
streets. An excellent menu was pub.
ltshed yesterday which will be served
for IS cents.
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Doctors School Tonight.

Doctors School Tonight.
The doctors post graduate school
meets tonight ut Cook Hospital. Drs.
]. A. Graham and J. A. Reidy, Of Mo
nongah, are the lecturers this even.
Ing. An Interesting programme will
be discussed.
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Z - 10.
4 Death Of Small Child.

The infant child Of Daniel Taught
died on Thursday ut the parents home
in Gray's Flats. The remains will be
brought here on Saturday morning
aud will b inferred In the Evansville
cemetery, zlFFa 5sf7.i
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In Mayor Neeiy's Court.

Charles Nelson, celored, was fined
six dollars In Mayor Neely's' court
this morning for being drunk.
Lee Trimble was fined $40 for being
drunk and dkorlerly. ny
This afternoon at four O'Clock The
case Of the City Of Falrmont vs.. Joe
Conway. In this case the defend.
ant is charged with basting Abe Fried.
man With q brick. d o., IL,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-12

The local postotflce has a supply OF
the special postage stamps bearing
The portrait Of Abraham Lincoln. The
stamps wet on sale yesterday noon
ind were used to-day.
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Miss poeten the Honor Guest.
Misses Etie ana ruin Posten went
TO Morgantown this afternoon where
tonight Miss Ruta will be honor guest
ut. a Valentino party tosbe given BY
Miss Elizabeth Poster at her homo In
South Park. ~ e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-12
Moved Music Studio.

Miss nellie Donley has moved .ier
Music Studio to the c. W. Arnett
property at the head Of Main street
on Quincy. The studio at the Normal
School will be continued as hereto
fore.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-12
Basket Ball Events.

The High school basket ball team
plays the Pt. Marion High school team
at the High school gym. tonight. To,
morrow night the High school team
will play the first Of a series Of games
with the Normal team.
This afternoon the girl team OF the
High school will play the girl team
Of the Normal at the Normal gym,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-12
I Crazy Man a Normal School

IA man acting In crazy manner Wis.
tied the Fairmont Normal school this
morning. The police station was call
ed and Officer Ros was soon on the
ground, The man took fright at the
appearance Of the officer and ran. max
ing his escape. =. !
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Classified ads. are lntroducers-arc.
IN a way "acquaintnnce brokers' =
bringing people together woh have
business to transact with each other.
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sELfaht Pay pay Saturday.

II Saturday viii Be pay day for the
Eairnont Coal Company: The = pay
this month Will be lighter than usual:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-12
sisht 100. 81 lslaalalsieaa p, A..osa,a.tan

X i.
lice has. never, been done Mrs Lincoln.
She was not without prophetic quail;
KY N diylning her husbands future
eminence, s6ho had Egplritual insight,
she suffered many sorrows, and de-
Gpite her difference from MI. Lincoln
IN temperament and Inherited manners
md beliefs she was loyal to him
throughout. ,6sti \
One other character has been mini,
mixed much IN TIE name vay-Whiiam
Seward. Lineoln's chief competitor
for the pres!denfial nomination ana
afterunrd bis secretary Of. state. One
thing that can DO said tor Seward u
That be was man enough 10 acKnowI.
edge .Lncolns greathess when ne SaT
It,. He refused to plot against his
chief, 20 did come or bis fellow mem
bera Of the cabinet: he was q wise
counselor ana unselhsh statesman. no
bad enough foresight to buy Alaska
when the puhue saoaed ut him for the
act The truth aeoat Seward 70 that
he WAS Of a very high type, but not
wlthstanding bis height was over
shadowed. -5,ts Z. 5}f e
NJ. Lincoln's LIE falls Into two
great divislons-that preceding the re-
peal Of the Missouri compromise and
the formation Of the Republican par-
ty and that following these twin
events. His one term In congress WIS
the last important public service in
the frat period. Following this were
five or six years Of law with little or
no politics. In congress Lincoln Ind
gained a reputation as a story teller
and wit, had made one or two cam
paign speeches. had Introduced n
measure to abolish slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbia and had refused to
say that the Mexican war was right
eolls. Following bis term he had a1'
piled for the office OF land commission
er, to which be bad not been appoint
cd, and had been offered the governor
ship Of Oregon. which be declined. In
1850 lie refused another nomination
to congress and In 1852 delivered n
culogy on Henry Clay. 1t was In 1854
that he really re:entered politics. be-
ing stirred thereto BY the repeal Of
the Missouri compromise. That year
be was elected to the legislature, but
refused to serve. He was also can
didate for United States senator, COM
ing within a few votes or winning
With rare unseldshneBs be threw all
his strength to Lyman Trumbull and
elected him. For Lincoln to go to
Trumbull, who had but a handful Of
supporters. was like the tall wngging
the dog, but 1t prevented the election
Of a proslavery man. FL.
Z In 1856 Mr.. Lincoln participated In
the formation Of the Republican party,
making his great "loyt speech" at
Bloomington, He also received I'D
votes for vice president In the Repub-
ucsn national convention and ran for
elector on the Fremont ticket. Two
years later came his great debates
with Douglas, which were held at Of
tawa, Freeport, Jonesboro. Charleston,
Gnlpsb,lrr Quincy and Alton, As q
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|Wo miles from
|8Hodgenyille,K KY

WOSymle9 from
sHoldgyeinyl.ill y. KY.
Elha one hulid red
2sndte.nl alc q :.
farm that raiess 1
little except pa
tfi 70 l:l.III ] ] i. The
tcr!ops ION ~ arc
ut
part stunl:tled aud
|lMtts aaeo y,
E1geesd appearance:
Perhaps this DO.
lection eG j
from lodging
about b to- miss
the rocks :'',lI; or from
trying to- aud
fertility in the
soil vol % hopeless
talplk. Whatever
the cause, the
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