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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
o1HeLLO THE HARDEST ROLE.
Most Magnificent Character in Worlds
Drama, Says Critic.

"OthellO is the most diMcult, 'he
MOS, profound ana the most maSnih-
cent character in the worlds drama.
writes Il prominent dramatic cri'lc-
TO prove that my opinion is accurate
| have only to refer to the fact mat
there have been so few adequate
Othello's in the history OF the Nine
teenth century theater.
There have been charming Romeos.
brilliant lagos. irresistible Surfaces
and sonorous AntnOnys. but where are
the Moors of Venice? Edwin Booth
essayed the role. but he was vastly
more artistic as lago. John McCul'
Ioush's ripened. unchallenged art
failed to fulfill every detail OF Othello
The last great Othello was Gnstavus
Adolphus Brooke. whose performance
shall never forget.
"Othello demands every attribute OF
theatric art. Othello during the trag
cdv. runs the gamut Of emotions-not
the emotions of the average normal
man but those an exotic and foreign
temperament is necessary to portray
Othello is not an appealing figure 70
an audience He is black man VINO
married a Caucasian and therein there
Is the necessity of Illuminating the Moor
with romantic glow.
THE jealousy OF Otheiio MUST De
depicted with so much vigor and SIN
cerity that his ultimate murder OF
Desdemona is justif!able- When the
nall of jealousy hovers over Otheilo
II is his time to win or lose. because
the SPECTATORS are unwilling TO see the
fragile and innocent heroine smoth
cred beneath her pillow.
Frequently the star artist vii
choose to play Iago. which. OF course
is following the line Of least resist
ance. Iago is comparatively simple
beside Othello. Iago is known In the
yernacular as a SNOWY" part. 1age
&c so clearly defined in his vil!ainy
,ha, he can be made deliciOusly vii
famous: and next to the good man
an audience adpres a consummate sin
ner. II is striking the middle mote
which taxes the power Of the actor.
81 believe that Othe!lo is one OF the
yreat TRAGEDIES Of the world. believe
that jealousy is one Of the vital ant
dramatic emotions. and I believe tina
a play rests on the surer foundat'oh
with jealousy as the motive. than th'
less complicated themes OF ambition
money hunger and patriotism. An!
actor who can render acceptably tn
speech mos, pote.:. grave and rever
md seieneurs' is a fine artist. and
whoever can smother Desdemona with
out arousing threats Of lynch!ng IS
wonderfully great artist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Old Mystery Explained

II is out a; last-the reason Why
David BeIasco wears coats Of cut 90
clerical that an anxious couI "
stoppei him on broadway and Fo-
tiosh street and asked him Ia MARI!
them. The habit is throwing ZACH
TO the DAYS when his age was ind
Gated by one numeral He vas a
schoo.boy IN Vancouver. p. G. aud hi
spiritual and material counselor as
well was a rubicund. kindly faced
priest. Father Mcclure. He was III
gro~r-up Jo-a'han TO the sraa.! -Da'iJ
who then desired above all U;hr'
earthly things 10 he priest. His
model Of manly beauty being Faii'
Mc;alre. he earned to and did d'sSs
as the father did That habit h.. sar
vived the theatrical storms Of u
years
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
THEATRICAL GOSSIP.

Amelia bingham has play by
s,anislas Strange called Her Other
Self
Mary Mannering will no: act for
the balance Of the season and vii
nrobaSiy go abroad for the summer
Maude Adams has started rehearsais
nj Jean Of Arc" which she is TO pro
duee Id June al Harvard University.
Charles rrohman has accepted an
other play Thrift" TO produce In Lon
don
Elsie Ferguson has a large collsc'
ton Of pIaybi presented TO her by
her mo,herin-Iaw. Mrs. John Hoey.
Fannie Rice was lately married. and
IN The conclusion OF her season will
Il ia said, leave the stage.
Edna Nav Spooner Is 90 be featured
In a company playing in the PRINCIPAL
rites Of the south this summer. She
vii, sppssr IN . big production in the
fail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many i Newport NeWs Househo!d
viii Find Them SO.

To have the pains and aches OF
bad back removed; to be entirely free
from annoying, dangerous urinary DIS
orders l. enough TO make any Kidney
sufferer grateful. To tell how this
great change can be brought about
will prove comforting words to hun
dreds OF Newport News readers.
Miss Hattie p Graham. formerly
living at the belmont Hotel. Wash
inGton avenue. Newport News, Va.
says. "! can highly recommend
Doans Kidney pills as myself ana
other members of my family have
used them with satisfactory results.
For long time | suffered from a
dali. heavy pain across the small OF
my back so severe at times that /
would be unable to get around with
any comfort. Whenever ] stopped
sharp twinges would pass through my
Joins and 81 | did any work. the trou'
bic was aggregated tried many
remedies but did not find relief I'M
til Deans Kidney Pills were procured
for me at A. +. G. klor's Drug store.
They cured me and ! have not had
any return OF the trouble since"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
1AEATER QUEUES" A NUISANCE
Right to Obstruct Sidewalks to 81
Tested In Court.

London is having its own peculiar
troubles over the sale OF thea'ef
tickets. The right of theaters to Gre
ate a public nuisance by "bstruc'ing
the sidewalks with long queues OF
people waiting for the doors TO open
is at last to be tested in court.
Every American visitor TO London
has been struck OF an evening by the
long lines of people that practically
block the sidewalks f'om rs early as
FIVE to eight O'Clock.
Owing to the system in force al the
theaters and music halls OF not reserV'
ing any but the orchestra and the hrsi
balcony. people who purchase the
cheaper priced seats have to stand III
line for hours and await the opening
of the doors The rule Is, first come
first served.
Curiously enough. the theatrical
managers themselves are not cntireis
RESPONSIBLE for this condition. as prac
tically every attempt on their part &c
reserve the entire theater has met
with failure The public like theii
..first-come- frs. served" principle and
are willing to endure hours of discom
fort in seeing that il Is maintained
During Irying's last appearance II
was no unusual thing for queue tG
form 4S hours in advance OF the open
ing of the doors Aged women were
among the first to take up positions
making themselves comfortable or
camp stools and wisely taking alons
with them alcohol lamps, teapots and
refreshments to nourish Them during
their long vigils.
The nuisance OF the queues, par
ticularly in traf!?c centers ike the
Strand. is rapidly becoming more acute
and uncomfortable Despite the EFFORT:
of the police. it is difficult for foot
! travellers to make their way along the
sidewalks of an evening"
The storekeepers in the theater dis
tricis have the most bitter grievance
| AGAINST the system. They complain
with truth. that il is impossible foi
customers to easily get int" ,hei'
stores
n the ties, case is decided agains
the theater the decision will be- q
great importance to every theatrica
enterprise in Great Britain. and Wi!
| undoubtedly lead to the abolition o
the queue and the forced Introduction
OF the American plan Of reserving aH'
numbering all seats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Chic Of the Old eIeek.

Ella Herhe-: he nandspm" dIIEh
ter Of NT and Mrs yictc1 Hrr5r-'
has iBheritrh hrr fathers ~ii. y
long ago qh.. wrote ~ F3n. Hear
berg a. folio. "D'ar VI " l.
berg W. l-.r * lRHi OF "a.
nsgnr on tar &C.. CS.r. and - q.
You can have the ice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
who Arc Your Druggists:

II we are not, We want to be. We
Know We can please you. We carry
the largest stock Of Drugs. both pat
euts and prescription goods. or any
store on the Peninsula. We are the
original cutters, and continue 70 tea9
in this feature Of the business.
Our Prescription Department %
strictly up TO date, every article used
In this work being the product o.
recognized standard houses.
Our Old customers sn Know N,
trt We want new ones &c become ne
qusinted with us, and we are sure
such acquaintance will prove mutual
" profitable. II You have rN been
om customer begin now with the
new year. We have saved ous old
customers money. and will do the
same for you.
Prompt sttentIon given phone or
ders. Is We have bicycle boy con
stsntfy on hand 10 make deliveries.
Prescriptions called for and deliver.
ed. All goods delivered 10 any par
Of the city.
]. c. eORsucn ( CO
The or,sinsI Cut Rsse Drug sssrs.
Remember the original.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

3O2

La senda que segumos muy dstina de los testa
mentos gio concede parte mayor que la suya.
No dgo que la canclera 10 conrme pero possible
Saba que habias escrito NJ rudyce--respondi-
porqfe me ha habado dc pero sin manfes
tar enojo sin acuslros nj quejarse.
i Sera ciertos s-repuso Ricardo camandose algin tan
tome allegro de haberos dcho que caballero Ell
tcdo que concerne al peito 10 he dudado nnca
Sc aueno aprobais conducts para e. pero 81 hui
bierais examnado yo peito e estudo de Ken
ge superas las acuaciones que drgen mutua
meufe las parties, verfais que SOY muy moderado.
No 10 niego-respondf ;-pero icrees que son jnsas
estas acusaciones?
DE parte de alguuo esta la razon-diio con ardor-
irponerrae Eva precio de mi slenco mi mae
zion medic mis- acertado para saer quien la ene
cs X er - ea.nbao al caraeter In Influenza de
,eo razsn de mas Dara ;cabae de Ester, para
gre q depefd de mi fin de apresnrar ell fallo
deinitivo
=; Os eurais que los denas han hecho todos sus
ferzos para consegui fslog sCre6s que la nudsd
a. S gcstiones os ha faeIitado el eamino, Reardo'
-F,s precise sin embargo. que esto acabe.reple an
sasnd5se .ada vez nass4oy joven tengo entlsjasmo
.as = Iniai ire la obrado mlagros todos tiempos
vy,.nes h e pfost0-Fs Los demas solo han
Ss.paeo facla~ e-a,sg gocio perc 70 entregare
Il n naes % alma sera Il hnico cbjeto de mi vida
~ OH 40 Ricardo os perderes
No tensis-respondi6 tOno afectuoso- bue-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

ma prudente querda Ester pero tenes prevenciones
voviendo hablar de NJ Jarudyce. sabcd que nuesra
saein era fasa cuando medaban entire rscio
amistosas
- Cre6is que IL animosidad la discorda vuestra
stuaei6n naturals
No 10 que quero deer, sino que ese pleo nos
divide hace impossible toda reaci6n amistosa Mas ade
lante cuando todo haya termnado 81 me he equ
vocado 10 reconocere placer dare mis- excuses NJ
Jarudyce pero por ahora solo deseo que
yos que sos la meor de las condentes hags comprendr
Eva que tengo mis- para obar de este modo lie
querdo que fueras quen 10 explcase pucs tenes
palabras eonciadoras por otra parte..no me gusta
ria-aiadi6 vaeilandopasar por desconado los olos
de Ia muier que IL perssn'f eacon de la confianza
-T.nes r.,z,il,-e die 70 mejor que hahes d"ho
-Es verdad. Ester. pero sabre desquar'ac claa'o e
deen On berad los negoeos; te'niis odo IRA be" en-
tonces
-. ESQ es todo 10 que quereis que Olga Eva
No totlo.-dijo Rcardo;-no tengo motive para con
tstar aue Jarudyce ha conestado mi carta como sle
pre namandomc su querido Ricardo esforzandcse en-
hacere ZANZIBAR de opinion que mi persistencia en- Ia
pda ae he emprendido eba alterar NADIA ell afecto
oue me profcsa etc Decid ademas mn prima que u
mis- vsas escasas porque me ocupo de s's m
ereses los que los msmos; espero que no IA
"a erssito que agunas personas sc conpia
cen en- propaar scbre mi igereza soy por 81 contra
rio muy formal ovdo mis- asuntos; s'endo mayor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
Fl CirCo Cubano

Tia dado anoche otra function con eg
mismo exito y una entrada rebosante.
Las cintas estrenadas fueron apIau
didfsimas.
Ell aparato es de una fijeza de un,,
claridad insuperables.
Ell amplio circo presta al pnblieo nis
verdadero servicio, puesto que es Ell
1nico espectaculo que tenemos en- la
actualidad en- San Juan.
Los precios estimulan esta marcadss
afieion de nuestro p1blico por las fun
clones del Cine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
Se VGnde

UNA CASA, altos de MADEIRA y baJos
de mamposteria, Gale del Sol, en-
Rio Piedras. Renta $50 al mes.
bajos calle del Sol, en- Rio Piedras
Renta $40.
UNA CASA de MADEIRA, de altos y
UNA CASA, de MADEIRA, terrera, en-
Santurce 4 la entrada de la calle de
Colomer.
UNA CASA de altos y bajos, de ma
dera en- Sant,irce, Gale del Condado
esquina 4 Wilson, frente & Ia casa
eseuela en- constructions Rcnta $40
al mes
UNA CASA de altos y bajos situada
EN- Rio Piedras con terrenos frente
La escuela normal.
UN QUITRIN modelo frances, fino,
propio para paseo en- $50.
UN COCIIE de dos asientos en- $50.
UN BUEN CABALLO para brancal
en- $16O.
I'm CABALLO de silla en- $50.
UNA MAQuINILLA aSmith PREMIER y
en- buen estalo, por $50.
UNA I'D. aRemingtong,p en- $40.
Para mas informes Agencia de Ne
gocios de Saavedra y Agijero.--Cruz
c. 4
Ha sido nombrado taquigrafo de la
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla, el Sc
nor Aurelio Muniz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
On bale en- Caguas

Ell senior don Enrique Moreno, pre-
sidente accidental del oUnion Caub,a
de Caguas. sc ha servido enviarnos
invitaci6n para el bale de eonfianza
que ha tener efecto EN- el domicilio
del Club, el 81 del corriente Enero.
FL bale es en- celebration del sep
timo aniversario de la fundaeion DEB
circulo.
,Muy reconocidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
NCTlClAS

Ell seiior jose Gonzalez, veriadero
artists en- toda clase de trabajos en-
cabelio y peluqucro de sehorss, nos
participa atentamente que ha inaug'ira
do su taller en- la calle de Ia Fortale-
- nlmero II. donde SO ofrece su
vasts clientele.
Sc ha suspcndido tcmporalmente Ia
publication del diario ola voz del
Pueblo,s que sc aditaba en- Ponce.
Don Fernando del Toro, emplcado
de Ia oficina del Attorney General,
esta enfermo en- SUI residencia de esta
capital.
Dcseamos su restablccimiento.
FL licenciado don Jose Julian Acos-
Ia, dc Humacao, esta Ell San Juan
dcsde antes de aver.
Tia salido para Bayamon ell sargen-
to de la policia seiior Lopez, que pres
taba serviciO en- Humacao.
La Comisi6n de fcstcjos para la fies-
tn de la Candelaria, en- Mayagiiez, in
forma que el 90 daran principle las
Eestas.
Ell p1blico responde q las gest'ones
de la Comisi6n recaudadora.
Sc publicar&n los nombres de las
personals que han contribuido para las
|festas.
Oportunamente circularan los pro-
gramas.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADt
EN- UN Ola, tome LAXATIVO BRO
MO-QUININA. Ell boticario devolver
cl dinero 81 no lie cura. La firma de
W. GROVE sc halla en- cada cajita
Ha sido nombrado defnitivamente,
inspector de Sandal local EN- Ponce,
el sefior Braulio Mirabal.
Ell attorney Mr.. Hoyt ha presenta-
do I'M proyecto de ley, enmendando
La del riego, en- 10 que respecta Ia
forma en- que han de pagarse los
intereses anticipates sobre eI fondo pa
"a la construction del sistema del RE
GO.
/ Ha sido arrestado en- Aguadllia por
el detective Gutierrez, el individuo
Melchor Guzman, acusado de hurto de
una cartera con cien dollars, de la
propiedad del senior Eusebio Sierra
no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
A g. 1.5O

H dc mucha utiidad. no o6lo para
Loo Abogados, Cortes Judisiales, Ayun-
tamientos, Corporaciones y smplsadcs
dc todos los ramos, sino tambi6n para
los comerciantes, industriales J ps1o-
mas de negocios, 81 conoeimiento Dc las
Leyes de Puerto Rico sprobadas pof
las Camaras y ei Consejo Ejecutive q
q pasado alo de 1907.
Sc ysnAen s $50 On b LAhfsz5a 0sl
Doloe1n HHoanf4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
IaINnariin de Sanid,d

Fl Inspector veternario del Distri-
to Sur, de Mayaguez, informa que SO
matidos 4 In maleina tres cabailos
propiedad del seiior Jose c. Gonzalez-
dieron reacci6n positiva.
Les senores Rodriguez y Solomon,
de San Juan. remiten memoria pla-
no del proyecto dc acueducto de Ma
natl.
Don }. b. Carmona, de Comerio. re-
mite plano de un puesto de venta de
leche que va 4 construir.
III seilor HipGlito IIenriquez, en,ia
para aprobacion, plano y cspecicacio-
hes de obras que VA efectuar EN-
una casa de don Agustin Mater. en-
Puerta de Terra.
FL Official de Sanidad de Ciales. par
ticipa que la vacuna enviada no ha da-
do resultado pide le envien una nue.
va.
Ell Official de Sanidad, de Barros.
partlcipa TN caso de varicela
Ell senor Domingo Quintana. de- va
bucoa, plde permso para abrir uts
Enresto de venta de carne
Don Jose Vega, de Comerfo. remite-
plano de obras que va a cfertuar elt
su establecimiento de panadelia.
FL inspector veterinarfo del distri-
to Sur de Mayagiiez, informa que de
acuerdo con el dueio, sacrifice ,ln ca
balio atacado de muermo. propedad d.
don Primitive Grau.
Lnis Linares, remite plano y espe-
| clficaclones de obras que va efec--
tuar en- dos casas del senor Rivera en-
Rio -Piedras.
Ell inspector de Sandal Benef--
cencia, de Arecibo, remite para apro-
bacion un plano presentado por ei
maestro plomero, Manuel Gonzalez.
Prado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

Ell doctor don Jesiis Ma. Amadeo,
de Toa-Alta, esta en- San Juan.
Programa de las piezas que ejecu-
tara en- la retreta de esta noche la
banda del Regimiento de Puerto Ri
co, en- Ia plaza Baldorioty.
(Estrcno) Paso-doble de la Ear
zuela oAlma dc Dios,n Serrano.
9 Retreta Austriaca, Keller Beier.
3 (Estreno) Polka de los murguis-
tas de la zarzuela Lucha de
classes D, Montero.
Miserere y duo de tiple y barito-
no de la opera cTrovador,n Yer
Iii.
S Two-Step Razzazza Mazzazza, f"
Pyos.
6 DANA oMaria,p Rios Ovalle.
Star Spangle Banner
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

III Casino Espahol de Ponce ha pa
sado una invitaci6n al gobernador
para asistir las fiestas de Carnaval
que han de celebrarse en- aquella ciu-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

Ha sido arrestado en- Aguadilla por
ell detective Gutierrez, el lndividuo
Melchor Guzman, acusado de hurto de
una cartera con cien dollars, de la
propiedad del senior Eusebio Sierra
NO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

Don }. B. Carmona. de Comerio. re
mite plano de un puesto de venta de
leche que va 4 construir.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
Hints ID o,r. the Housexeeper.

A pinch OF salt in coffee helps tc
give ID delicate flavor. 81 1 + 4 {, n :
Two parts Of fresh Stacked lime,
mixed with one part strong red. pep
per and sprinkletI. freely IN their rum
ways. will drive rats away.
+ Just now, when net yokes and
sleeves are SO much worn. 1t Is well
to know that they can be very sue
ceasful1y lry-cTeancl by rubbing gem
tly in spnlYerlzed laundry starch
Always keep a small slip of white
paper; and a ma gnifyingtglass in the
ewingniacnine drawer. II the ma.
chine is in SHADOW. slip tile piece OF
white paper behind the needle and
then hold the magnifylng,slass at the
right angle between the eyes and the
needle. Tie ding hole will come
nut into perfect dlstinct ness and tae,,
needle can then be tarcadel Win
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
I citizens Band Concert.

The Citizens Band gave their clos
'ng concert last evening on the yeran.
la OF the Bartlett Hotel. 1t being the
last was one of the best programmes
rendered during this season and ever
.hough the evening was cool, a large
md appreclntIve crowd was pres sent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
surprise Party.

Miss Carrie Reese was given q de-
sHghtful surprise party at her hume on
Fourteenth street last Saturday, evol--
!; Ing, The affair was planned by
Price. The crowd gathered at Jones'
corner, boarded toriey for Miss
Beese's home where they give her a
fdelghtfnl surprise. 8. Various games
were played througn out the evening
and at a lats hour the jolly crowdiitr
tired to the dining room where tney
Iartook of dainty refreHhment Miss
4 Reese proved to be "a cha- ming. hostess
{ and the young people left expressing
\ their plea sure OF q the evening nnn
wishing Miss reese many lappy Sirtf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
Ia. Miss Myrtle d. shaw was a recon,

to Miss Myrtle D. Shaw was a recent
event. was the honor guest at d sere-
made party on Saturday night. Eivela
by number of DR.. Wahdel's friends
which included his fraternity broth
ers of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.
The party numbering about twenty
and headed by the High School Banr
called. for DR.. 4Waddell at his cfIice
and escorted min through the princf-
nal streets OF the city 10 the accom-
pnniment of martial music. Red fire
formed conspicuous part OF the af-
fair. The party broke 1up. at DR.. Wa1-
dell's home In the First ward. =, -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
Quoted them to- the han. After husi-
ness, n dainty luncheon w1s serseti.s
the Indies all returning home ON the
morning train. 81
5persao Personals


&c G. Hi little of Cameron, is q visitor
here this moning.
Miss Saliie Newell is out after q
weeks illness. ss II
MtssAltns Martin has returned to her
home at Shinnsto ton, after q Nveeii's syisi-
1T with Misses Flora and Louise Hess
on Dancer avenue,
- John Sandy is spending his vacation
with is mother Mt Wyatt
& Mrs. r, Burgess Is Very Ill atsner
home on Dancer avenue. s
Mrs, MollIe Sandy OF Wyatt, Is Wis
titfng her niece. Mrs. A. d. Hess.
u Mrs. Fank lillian spent yesterday
with her sister in! Fairmont. Y
Mrs. Frank Stewart Is home from q
visit at Monongnh. a s:iisSs;;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fox arrived last
evening from Pnrkersburg. Mr.. Fnxsis
employed at Buffers barber shop and
was married last Tuesday In: Parkers-
burg. ~
Miss Wayne Mclaughlin left yester-
B lay for. n visit with her brother James
In Bridgeport. Ill. ~
iiN l.. G. Goodman. of Pittsburg, Is In
the city on business. tss5 K
Mrs. Freeman and -children. of Kan
sas. City, No. are the guests of reia-
lives here. - $3.50
Miss Gould, Of Indiana, Is the guest
Of her cousin here. 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27

sFuneraiR nffHarry StrainffI

Manningtpn Sept. 27.-Funeral ser.
vices over the remains of Harry
Straight wig 1netswith such a painful
and sudden death by being burned on
Thursday afternoon. were held yester-
day afternoon at his late home on
EWlietstnne Interment was made in
the home cemetery * q .5i *
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
Guest OF Mrs. Smith,

{ Mrs. J. E.. PAUL, of Charleston, who
has been visiting ner daughter. Mrs.
Charles smoot,. at Allingda1e. is now
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. C. ".
Smith. in this city. Mrs: Smrnt and
children are expected mere on THURS
day. and Will open their home on Fair
mont avenues, for tho winter e., y; -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
o. +. M. Entertained at Fairmont

.. o. Vt EntertaIrtu AZ Fd1rrnoH II.
The Lady Maccahees of Crescen..
live No. were entertained at joint
zleeting at their. Lodge rooms by Mar
m Hive No. 30. in honor. OF Mrs. Hell
F. Burt, State Commander, and Dr.:
Elizabeth Cooper. Supreme iMezlica;
Examiner! OF Pert Huron. Mich. Those
rom Warrington were Mrs. Eta Do
eny, Mrs. Eva Mucium. Mrs. Ann.
,spencer. Mrs. MINI Lynch, Mrs. sHng'
erty. Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Pearl Gr1lbb
: IRIS. Laura Kilgore, Mrs. Bowman nntf
he Misses Jessie Devore and MARI
Ianley. Arriving in Fairmont they
7ere met by the committee, who, con.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-27
An October Recital.

Mr.. Armsby- Sutherland of Pitts
burg, who Is well known to the musical
world. will give a pianola recital in
this city on October eth. for the bene-
At of the Second ward school. He will
be: assisted by Mr., Carter Fleming. OF
this city, as soloist. 4 .f-5' 3. 40.