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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
spREslD EMIT ELIOT FOR ENGLAND.

5lPRESlUENl ELlOl fOH EN1LAND-
President Taft's reported intention
%of offering the post OF Ambassador to
I Great Britain to Charles w. Eliot, the
retiring President Of Harvard, will
occasion general satisfaction. says the
4 New York World. the World long
I ago called attention to DR.. Ellot's emil.
ahent fitness In character. culture and
i hersonal Rcaarm for the highest OF
diplomatic missions. lie Is seventy.
Sflye years young and mentally In his
Shrlme. NO living American possesses
no q greater degree the confidence
fahd respect Of the nation irrespective
lbf party. None Is more worthy to
d continue. the line Of ambassadors OF
S4stters from the New World TO the
ssDld: ITO use Thackeray's happy phrase,
1 tnong whom were Everett, Bancroft,
and Lowell.
The appointment Of DR.. Eliot to the
gColirtiof st. James, would be a graft.
sfyingfreturn to t5c old traditions gov.
hrntng the selection Of our Ministers
Ito England. in whom wealth has been
iifneS least Of qualifications. President
tEliot in london would best personlfy
the attributes which have made "the
American Minister" next to the Pre-.
smler $thelmost interesting figure In
British social and polItica. life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
1.-THE Prodigal Son Always Gets the
Best Of It."

stays home 10 care for the sick be-
cause she does 1t so well.
The other daughters are the lilies
and In the little vegetable kingdom Of
home the potato girl vegetables while
the lilies who are clothed well and
look so sweet are the flowers Of the
family.
The hard work is never thrust upon
the worthless. 1t Is added 10 the bur
dens that the worthy have already en-
dured.
The worthless, husband. father, son
or daughter. are handled gently and
treated kindly, but the family potato
Is never considered.
How kind wives and mothers Of
drinking men IRE to them II they dc
drink, fearing lest scolding drive
them to worse excuses!
How glad wife and mother are ia
see them come home sober once or to
come at all!
Yet let the family potato attend
even a goldfish ball, and so neglect
covering the fire, putting out the cal
and seeing doors and windows are I'm
fastened!
All, Dearly Beloved, being potato
Is hard lines! We are not appreci
ated even after we are cold!
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Kidnapped Boy
CONTINUED from Page One.)
papers for their removal to Sharon
can be arranged.
Girl Kills Herself.

Girl Kills Herself.
A woman known as Mary Diener
VINO the police say may have been
IN associate OF the kidnappers, or was
Implicated IN the plot, committed SUI
eide by drinking morphine. The wo'
man drank the paison while standing
In front OF drug store In the East
End. not far from the house In which
Willie Whitla was detained here. She
died in an ambulance while being talk.
en- to a-hospltal.
Boyle and Woman In Trouble Before.
EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. March 25.-
The police recalled that q man bear
Ing the name given by the one arrest
ell in Cleveland In connection with
the Wtlitla kidnapping formerly llvea
In East st. Louis. J. Fl. Boyle and a
woman companion known as miss
Faulkner" left East St, Louis a year
ago for Springfield. ILL.,, and soon after
wards the Springfield police tele'
phoned to East st Louis that warrants
charging forgery Ind been issued
against Boyle and his companion and
asked for the arrest OF the pair, but
they did not reappear here.
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NOTICE OF FIDUclARY SETTLE
MENTS. w -{5.6

Notice Is hereby given that the &C
counts Of theI following named fldu'
Charles are before me for settlement:
Simon Moore, committee Of Melvin
Styles, an insane person.
W. Clifford Radcllft, committee fol
sallie A. Heck, an insane person.
Burnley Bise, administrator Of W. H.
Bise, deceased, final settlement.
John T. Hyland. administrator Of
Patrick Iaughney, deceased, final set
Element. r.
2. +. Ammons, trustee for Industrial
Supply Company. an insolvent corpora
ton. a
p. B. Ogden, administrator with the
will annexed OF Mary E. Ogden, de-
ceased. y
Lawrence Baker and O. P. Baker,
administrators with the will annexed
Of W. T. Baker deceased, final settle
ment. =
Given under my hand this ed dag
Of March, 1909.
MARSHALL W. OGDEN,
Commissioner OF Accounts OF
1922 wks Marion County.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

HON. Il. ROY WAUGH.

According to an announcement from
Charleston, Hon. H. Roy Waugh, OF
I Buckhaanon, has been appointed as
pardon attorney by Governor Glass,
cock in place of Hon. Frank Lively,
WHO has iheen made assistant to the
Attorney General. These are both
4 excellent men ana we are glad to see
4 them in responsible positions In the
service ofatne State. Mr.. Lively has
y served q term as pardon attorney and
he discharged the duties Of the Office
faithfully and well. It Is pleasure
ITO know that the State Is not TO lose
I his services. Mr.. Waugh Is not SO
Unknown to the people at large. but
those who do know alm are quick to
& speak OF his character and ability. He
is IA clean, STRAIGHTFORWARD young at
Y torney3 who has come to the front In
4 nils professional u short time. He has
tssjnst completed-a term as prosecuting
\ attorney OF Upshur county and Is now
.Ea member OF the House OF Delegates
fsom that county. He was a valuable
and trusted member Of the lower
branch Of the Legislature and IT Is
u pleasing to have his worth recognized
bys this appointment. 1t was pretty
generally circulated some time ago
that Mr.. Waugh was to succeed Gen.
Eeral e. L. Boggs as private secretary
\ to the Governor, the report. being that
" Governor Glasscoek desired to have
II d lawyer. In the place. but the Govern:
OF mas evidently come to the conclh
sssion that General Boggs is lawyer
Sanough for the Job and people who
u now wei! he has served In that capac.
I; tty realize that he Is. With Mr. Waugh
las pardon attorney, the Governor will
Y have his counsel and advice ut any
dime and General Boggs can continue
Ito entertain the Governors company
+ In his usual clever style. The State
administration is getting some clean.
sktrong young men at Charleston and
tssiwhhSsuch men Us We now see being
3 brought into the service OF the State
lot faugurs well for the States political
future. The people nave confidence in
ythe State administration when run by
sShble, honest, upright conscientious
slmen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
MAKES KIDNAPPING
A CAPITAL CRIME
Proposed Federal Law introduced In
Congress Inspired by she
WhltIa Case. I.

WASHINGTON March 25.-kidnap.
ping is made a capital oifense in bill
introduced in Congress by Representa-.
tive Rodenberg. Of Illinois, The kid
mapping OF Willie Whilla inspired the
bill.
It provides that any person or per-
sons who spirit away any person un'
der the aye Of twelve years In tle
District OF Columbia or any Territory
in the United States shall upon con.
viction be sentenced to life imprison-
ment. Another section provides that
any person or persons who hold an
other person for ransom shall upon
conviction be sentenced to death or
life imprisonment. in the discretion Of
the court.
The bill will not be considered until
the regular session Of Congress In De-
cember.
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State Meet
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Publicity. J. Denham, W. l.. Gep-
pert, W. G. Osborn. ]. F. Krohme, D.
D. Britt.
Reception. Trac.ion-C, L. Hickman,
R. B. Phillips. L U: Wingate. Louis
A. Carr, Frank ]. WEIGH. F.5L. Groves,
G. P. Suffer. j. Kirkpatrick, F. B. Hay,
maker.
Finance-L. Hoge, 1r., Robert Shut
tleworth, V. L. Highland, E. B. Delson'
Fred B. Wood, B. F Kerr, D. B. Car
per. R. A. Farland, W. L. Joyce, Geo.
L Duncan.
Arrangements, Weston ~ FrarIi
wbelan, T. A. Edwards. R. v Malloy,
sutton-E. Lee Bland, c. J. Hyer, =,
H. Kelley; Richwood-C. D. Johnson
]. A. McClung. Harry schatz; West
Unlon-John j. Foley, JIG. 5omers,
], H. Mann. ss'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
Feeling and Character.

Spiritual strength consists Of two
things-power Of will and power Of
self:restraint. 1t requires two things.
therefore, for Its existence-strong
feelings and strong command over
them. ,1E 4
Now 1t Is here that we make great
mistake: we mistake strong feelings
for strong character. A man who
bears all before hlm-before whose
frown domestics tremble, and whose
bursts Of fury make the children Of
the house quake-because he has his
will obeyed. and his own way in all
things, we call him strong man. The
truth Is, that Is the weak man: Il Is
his passions that are strong: he. mas
tered BY them, Is weak. You must
measure the strength Of a man by his
power Of the feelings which he sub
dues, not by the power Of those which
subdus him.-Frederick W. Robert,
son. y AZ ,.t,- h
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

From tthe number and variety OF
giant enterprises the Hon. A. NJ.
'ISchenk, of Wheeling, is going into.
according to newspaper reports, he
Swon't nave much time to devote to
The United States Senatorship after
sheSgets It. NNitaia the past few days
he has been announced as having pro.
( tnoted a trolley line from Wheeling to
$Plttsbtrg, and the Wheeling papers
Stated that he had purchased line In
the interior Of The State and now
comes, the story that he is planning
Stoilease the Ruifner hotel, at Charles.
Ton, presumably 10 board the legisla-
tors during the session Of the Legisia.
ture In return for which they are to
vote for him for United States sena.
stor. Q. Albert, Albert, you certainly
rare becoming buzz house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
MANY QUESTIONS
TO Think ABOUT
WERE ASKED BY THE REV. Girls.
so BUT HIS TEXT LAST
NIGHT WAS OF MOST
IMPORTANCE.

The Christian Church Revival Is
rapidly increasing In attendance an
Interest. The singing last evening was
unusually enthusiastic. The men and
boys are taking up the whistllng Of
the song 1.-THE Kings Business" the
famous Chapman song. in fine styls.
At the close Of thu solo by Miss
Sadler. one could almost hear the
audience breathe, it was so still.
Tne Evangelist began his sermon
Oh "What Shall DO with Jesus?" by
saying.-Wheit shall attend school?
VIVA college or university shall ut.
tend? What course Of study shall
takc up? in what business zhall
engage? What profession shall |
choose? To what form OF government
shall adhere? Where shall make
my home? What books shall ! read?
Whom shall choose as my associates?
are all great questions This life Is
full Of Interrogation points. There are
endless lists OF questions connected
with human life: but the greatest
question In timo and eternity, Is,
What shall I do with Jesus who Is call.
cd the Christ? Y
Although this Is the great era Of
invention. Of business, Of science, Of
politics. The question that Is elIcltlng
the most energy, commanding the
most thought and Folding the closest
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
BY the Greatest
Observation-Disclosures ii /
THE SERMOMSsOF5
A SINNER
lCopyrlght, l35, % w. Q. CHaplhuhl :.
Textile Wisdom Of Being Worth.
less.
By ROYL.. MccARDELL

- -gssl7 ~ n - us '1sa' ~ gsF'l -
Textile Wisdom Of Being Worth.
less.
Since time began, Dearly Beloved,
the men who have lived by telling
others how TO work. and therefore
have toiled not themselves. have cried
aloud the, sure rewards that awaited
an honest endeavor. "a
"He has hard work who has moth.
Ing to do" has ever been the burden
OF their plant.
We doubt this, Dearly Beloved. The
lilies of the field toll not, neither do
they spin. and yet they are well
dressed and popular.
On the other hand. observe the po
tato.. Look how hard the potato
works! He works underground, he
gets his clothes all dirty, the man
with the muck rake worries him, the
man with the hoe subslsts on him
and despises himself for SO doing. The
potato gets roasted. thrown n with
onions. has his eyes cut but, Is
mashed. haslled and smashed simply
because he Is cheap and humble and
hasn't good clothes. Sa
How foolish to be potato!
As we look around lis and see the
men whom others live of Of, who work
hard and wear dirty clothes. we note
how like they are to potatoes, and
very small potatoes at that.
The prodlgal son always gets the
best Of It. 1t Is the family loafer who
Is always mammals pet; and where
is there a family that hasn't Its or.
namental loafer, Its lily OF the field,
as we'll as Its humble, Woodworking,
ill.clad potato that the family subslsts
on? ll
We never saw a long.haired fakel
yet but what practicedi his imposi.
lions on those closest to him with the
greatest success. He was the lily OF
the family. On the other hand the
family potato gets the v Jrst Of 1t all
along the line. at home as well as
abroad. .-N.,.
How well do we know the drunken
genius who could do such wonderful
things II he only stopped drinking. ex'
cept the wonderful thing Of stopping
drinking.
Sometimes papa Is the potato, q
mealy. 'full.llavored, honest old potato,
that does his best for everybody else
and his worst for himself.
Sometimes 1t Is son potato; some
times 1t Is daughter potato. 1t Is
the good daughter Of the family who.
while the rest are abroad pleasuring,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
SUITS INSTITUTED.

Charles B. Highland vs.. Coleman
L. Mitchell ct al. intermediate court,
In chancery, April rules. NJ, W. Ogden
attorney for plaintiff.
Beverly D. Hutchinson ct NJ. VS.. Hur.
ricane Merchandise Co., ct al. Cif
cult court, in chancery, April rules.
C. H. Leeds attorney for plaintiff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

TTRs. ROSA BOYER, 1921 Sherman
lv1 Ave-, Evanston, ILL.,, writes: III
any one has reason 70 praise Peruna It
Is surely myself.
"Last spring I became SO run down
from the serious effects OF q lingering
cold, that several complications united
in pulling me down. I could neither eat
nor sleep well, and lost flesh and spirit.
II finally tried Peruna and 1t did
wonders for me. In two weeks I was
like another person, and in q month !
felt better than l ever had before.
~ thank Pcruna for new life and
strength. send You two pictures, SO
you can see what Peruna has done for
me.n .lf.7r
= Better Than for Years.
Mrs. Mary F. Jones, Burning Springs.
Ky, writes:
~ wish to speak n word In praise of
your highly valued Peruna, as I have
been blessed with tho golden opportu-
nifty Of giving 1t a fair and impartial
test, and can say that I have had bctter
health, far better, since l have been
using 1T than for quitea number Of years
before.
"one Of my neishbors had stomach
trouble. recommended Peruna to her,
and now she Is we'll and healthy, after
having been pronounced hopeless by
several physicians"
Man-a-lin an Ideal Laxative.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

It Is wonderful how the hearts o.
the people go out after child waose
life Is in danger from hdnappers. The
eyes Of the nation were on Cleveland
and Sharon during the search for III
tie Willie Whitla and what rejoicing
there was when he was found. Speedy
and severe punishment should be met
ed out to his abductors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
Championship Races

To be held at the Jackson Street Rink
Thursday, March Is, between Connells-
Vile. Uniontown, Morgantown and
Fairmont., There will be ig~races.
with contestants in them, that was In
the big races at Morgantown two
weeks ago when the worlds record
was tied, with some others racers add
ed. Do not fail to zee them. Racing
starts at 900 p. m. 1T
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

The Times says the West vlrginlau
was once the organ Of the whiskey
ring OF Fa!rmont. We don't remem'
Der when that was, but Il true. It has
reformed. Many people now good
were once bad and We are told taat
while the light holds out to burn pa.
pers like the Times may return. Bet
ter come along and join the temper
ance band and we'll all shout glory In
the promised land. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
FIpUcIARYi NOTICES

. ylT : al
Notice is hereby given that the az.
counts OF tne following named aduets
aries are before me for settlement
VIZ: y *, y ~ 81 7. N
/. NJ. N. Nicely, administrator OF the
estate Of FelIcs Colassesano de-
ceased. NJ
2. NJ. NJ. Nicely, administrator % the
estate OF Dominic oncielll. do.
ceased. ss
9. NJ. NJ. Nicely, administrator Of the
estate Of John Basile, deceased.
A. NJ. NJ. Nicely, administrator d the
estate OF Jim Jesemont deceased.
s.. M. M. Nicely. administrator ot the;
estate Of Salvador Lopez, az
ceased.
6. NJ M. Nicely, adminlstrato ot The 4
estate Of Luigi Lellt, deceased.
Z. NJ. M. Nicely, administrator os the
estate Of Antonio Pasquele. de-
ceased. IA 1.ss N
s. NJ. M. Nicely, administrator q tae y
estate OF Doninick Ware de-
ceased. ~ Il
.. M. NJ. Nicely, administrator ofg the
estate OF Basse Oncielli de-
ceased.
10. G. d. Caldara, administrator "a
the estate Of Mike Dooly. def
ceased. Eg " Y sSS ".
II. G. D. Caldara, administered ~ y
the estate Of Louis \ Febels de-
ceased. WA NJ q H
70. G. D. Caldara, administrator Of
the estate d Yanero JOE, de-
ceased. ~ 4,
49,. G. ID. Caldasa, administrator of
the estate Of Giuseppe Disalvo, ~.
ceased. < N y: n
Ia. TnOmas j.. Nfil5on, sleAsSakvt, VI ", -
the estate Of Clarence Lee WIZ.
son. deceased. 4
is. J. L. Jones, committee q the ses-g
tate Of John N. Jones, an Insane
person. s. A.
1e. Domenico Prloletta, adminlst &
trlx Of the estate Of Frank Prio-
letta, deceased. & " tis;s
II. j. E. Tallington, guardian q q 3
Clyde Talkington and Dale Talk h
ington, Infants NJ III, &
IS. Pearl Reed Wise adminiastls atris
Of the estate q Charles p. Wise
deceased. q Y
10. Sarah E. Russell admin isttah1
Of the estate Of d. ": Russell' de-
ceased. Il Il
20. L. e. Hawkins, guardian ~ ~ Y
Guthrie, an infant. sEss n
81. G. A. Vincent, trustee Of the -
tate Of Annie Anthony y zidden, Il
Anthony, grantees. u
%. J. N. Michael. guardian 81 A "
Il D. Musgaye, at infant:
g. chsrles W. and Eli Hayhurst ads
mlnistrators Of James. Il, Hay
hurst, deceased & 1; 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
CATASTROPHE BEARS FRUIT.
Parkersbura, Warned BY Recent Dis.

Parkersburg, Warned BY Recent Dis
aster, viii Build WaterWorks.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va, March q.
The city, council Inst night passed
nm ordinance providing for n bond Is
size OF $4,000 Cor the construction OF
q water works system. This action Is
4 direct result o! last Fridays catas.
trophe. when two lives were lost, five
persons injured and s295,0O0 property
damage sustained through the burst
ing of two city water tanks.
The mayor will call special. bond
Issue election for an early date.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
STOLEN MEAT RECOVERED.
Hayden identified Pork Discovered at
Rice and Caine Homes.


uNIONTONN, March 25.-Acttng
upon information received In an IN.
onymous letter, James Hayden OF
Hutchinson station secured n search
warrant and with officers visited the
homes OF Ora Rie, and Charles Caine,
near Hopwood. At eacn place guam.
tity OF meat alleged TO be n portion
OF the consignment stolen from the
Hayden smoke house was found. In.
formations against Rice and Game,
charging larceny, We're made by Coun.
ty Detective Alex. McRetli before Jus.
tlce Blercr. Both men we're arrested.
3ss. i7A ~ a - $500 nd ttfT
The fLanlIs.Harrls fhonnds worked
on. this case but did not haye g Jar
chance 70 run down The thieves. )S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

The Times doesn't seem to be sat.
H4saed with what It has gotten from
ythess whlskey people for the fight 1t
made for taem and It slntlmates that
Idtswants the five dollars per which
~ would take 70 advertise applications
sforSllicense. II IS the old story that
when you commence buying support
yeu have 10 keep IN up. That is what
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

Decoratlons-A. A. Crawford, IN. III.
Hicks, B. H. Post. II. Arthur Helnses
C.. P. Stout, G. a.. Murray 81 Nus
baum. ,S o. n.
State Organizalloh-S. r Bentley
W. E.; Norris. join w. Davis. E !lS
Lewis, C. G. Cocman. M G. sDerrysl
R. R. Robinson. 4, 3il; .5ISiisa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
Chicken Supper.

Plans are being arranged for a
chicken supper to be given at the
First Baptist Church on Thursday
night, April s, by the Faithful Circle
OF Kings daughters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

The costumes are said to be gorge
Gus and are all brand new this season,
as well as the; scenic equipment which
Is SO extensive that 1t required the ser
vices oftwoi special cars for ita trans
Iportaaon. S!5 d, 4 u u q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

makes license scampaig ns so e1pen.
f5iye In Fairmont and elsewhere, the
liquor dealers have TO keep buying
.theIr own people over year after
year. + + a ,..5, * ~ = a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25
Entered ut the PostoiIlce at Fairnont,
west Virginia, rs second-clnss matter.

E Delivered BY Carrier.
Daily. ono month. payable month, ..tSe
Daily one week G.................s.''. wv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

Subscribe II "a ;WlIsss iviEslnlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

Try = West vlrginIan WANT id.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-25

Notice is hereby given that the ttc-
counts Of tae following named tlduets
aries are before me for settlement,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-08
GETTING y DATA. ON AsYLUMs.
Dr.. Dick and DR.. Sawyer I'm Washing
ton on Tour Of Inspection--Visit St,
EliZabeth's.

Washington, May 3.-Dr. Geo. w.
Dick, of Sumter, and DR.. Olin SAWYER.
of Georgetown, members of the Leg
islature who are on the committee to
investigate the condition Of the State
Hospital for the Insane, were in
Washington today on a tour of inspec-
ton Of various institutions for the in
sane in this part Of the country. They
visited st. Elizabeth's, the hospital for
the insane of the District of Colum-
bia, today, and gathered considerable
information upon the methods of con-
Quoting such institutions. DR.. Dick
was investigating the methods of
managing the finances and Dr. Saw
yer the subsistence and sanitary ar
rangements.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-08
SCHOOL TRUSTEE ARRESTED.
Former Teacher of Lexington Coun.
=. ty School Swears Out Warrant.

Lexington. May 3.-Deputy Sheriff
Miller on Friday arrested Mr.. j. p.
Bcuknight. chairman Of the board OF
trustees Of school district, No. So, in
the Dutch Fork !, upon a warrant
sworn out by Mrs. j. r. McFadden.
charging him with violating Section
41s, Of the Statutes Of South aCrolina.
Mrs. McFadden was a teacher of one
OF the schools In the district and she
alleges that Bouknight indirectly VIC
lated the law. She asserts also tina.
she had . contract to teach the school
TOR certain period, and that the
trustees broke the. contract and lock-
ed her-out OF the building. and re-
fused to- pay her salary. It is said
that she broka- open the door and
taught some four or five scholars to
the end OF the session. ,.
Mrs. McFadden is a widow, and is II
former resident OF Chester County. it
Is said. Mr.. Bouknight came to Lex
ipgton and gave bond for his appear
ance at the General Sessions Court.