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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24
In Society
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paaghters Of the cOnfederacy Or
1a~dS~6p-

Daughters Of the confederaey Or
ganize.
Mrs John w. Wiles, of Morgantown,
was In the city yesterday and organ.
lied chapter Of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy, Mrs. Miles presided at
the meeting, which was held yester.
day afternoon at the Public Library
Pariors, and Mrs. 0de!l P. Mckinney
acted as secretary pro TEN. The chap.
ter is composed OF descendants OF Con.
Tolerate Veterans and large number
of these descendants We're present.
The meeting was very enthusiastic
I one and resulted in the organization
of a chapter Of twenty members. Be-
fore the charter is applied for, sew
ersl others eligible for membership
Will be enrolled. To be eligible for
active membership, one must be of
blood relationship to a confederate
soldier. There are certain privileges,
however, emitting persons to become
social members Of this organization.
Tho meeting yesterday resulted in tae
election of the following officers:
President, Mrs. Nancy B. Heashaw.
First Vice President, Mrs. NJ. N.
Barns.
Second Vice President, Mrs. Ed
win Robinson
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Georgia
stagger.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. C. C.
Morfitt.
Treasurer, Mrs. odell P. Mckinney.
Historian, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nicely.
Custodian, Mrs. ]. E. Mccoy.
TIE following Is the present enroll
ment: Mrs. M. N. Barns, Mrs. Halle
Kidd Mccoy, Mrs. Sue Lewis Henshaw
Mrs. Georgia Baker stagger, Miss
Edna Manley Morgan, Mrs. L. G. Race.
Mrs. Alberta R. Nelly, Mrs. Emory
Foster Mckinney, Mrs. ophelia Mckay
Robinson, Mrs, Nellie Lee Franc, MISS
Emma Kerr, Miss Sue E. Hall. Mrs.
May Manley. Morftt, Mrs. Rose Morgan
Mitchell, Mrs. G. M. Alexander, Mrs
Sophia Colston Cornwell. Miss Laura
Robinson, Mrs. william Hall Johnson
MISS Alice Josephine ohley, Miss Ruth
Ayers Arnett.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24

lepg'a 81 the ielm Of caca cindidtl.
aolSoted lor # said eleclion abali b.
dessn tel 81 tae hallo,s used q i.li
elscaon,
Done BY order 81 tho County Court q
EElHon county Yifginia. thls
a4th day Of April 1909.
THE COUNTY COURT on MARION
COUNTY, BY n R.RooRE
pre ideBt
attest:
JOHN +. PtIILIIP s d efl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24
Donation Party.

The Isabella Davis Circle Of Kings
Daughters will hold a Donation Par.
ty Monday evening of next week at
its regular meeting. The object of
this donation party is to help several
very needy families in this community
and the Kings Daughters as well us
ohters will donate things to be used
for this purpose.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24

r q want al tails ven, there isn't
much else . suggest But, Il 10 INK
and no quest aro FEA srHEE ne want
I'd. win 10. tanl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24

organ Recital at Christ Church.
Mr. Arthur Edward Jones, organlst
Of ST. Johns Episcopal Church, at
Charleston, gave an organ recital at
Chris Church last evening which was
Ereatly enjoyed " a very appreciatiye
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24
Late Want Ads.

WANTED-To buy or I room mol
en residence direct from owner. In.
quiTe at this Office. B. C. st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24
Ca me at Old Fair enounds

The Buzzards. team made up Of
High School students, will play the
Normal second team this afternoon a,
the old fair grounds.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24

The man who considers the things
he buys at stores of no importance, is
apt to neglect to read ads:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24

FOR sALE-Five year old horse, l..
800 lbs. well broken, Apply c. e. Ma.
sor care Traction Co. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24

sdsla Medal Flour for ne.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24
EntertaIned sunday school Glass

Entertained Sunday School Class.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Wetzel dplig.:.
fully entertained Mrs. Wetzers Sun
da.' school class at their home on Wal
nut avenue yesterday evening. Tae
members Of the Sunday school class
present were Misses Maude Hartley.
Alice Hartley, Opal Reeves. Toy Hump,
celia Iamboitte, Georgia HunsalSer,
Velman Phillips. zella Kerns. Dortha
Knapp, Margaret Johns and Eva
Hartley. Miss Geraldine Rinehart. OF
Salnnston, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Wetzel, also enjoyed the evening with
the young ladies'. During the evening
games and other amusements added ia
the enjoyment of theo ccasion. Dainty
refreshments were served, after which
the young ladies departed with the
unanimous opinion that Mr.. and Mrs
WetSel are royal entertainers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-24


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that the
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may have this minute, taking your time to pay the BILL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Gas 2ctheubegGuQntB
0cS am 81. 6ieics Monots in Ntlall.
tic Stir, IN ser 8obnung ieiner 5ot-
tn, 6ruu @eorge 9tridmon, u%eritor.
henen 6rn, TSobn j. 8inoer iano ge-
Itcrn Nohmittag inter GROCER Bethel,
liGrug Don Sci6trogenoeu pom Der
Nohnlu1g elmer un0eren Jofter.
Gyrou &. ID. &rGmer, Nr. 7t6, @or-
llid)' Apcnite, ans alf Dem ,@eitern
Srieoboi" itatt, nofoem GnItor J.
Scbnlonn bon Der oelttifen eoano.
ct. Sobuume8 8emeinoe an ser WeIt,
SpniboroltroBe eiucn er0reiicnoen
Grauer1ottc3oieuIt ge6alten butte.
Nm Der lcBten Rubeit1tte oe3 gnt-
,dlldicltcn mllroe cine grobe 9ln3abr
tpit6arer @lltmcnltiide nie0craeleat.
Nls 8nbrtuhtrGacr fungirtcn sic
$50. SenrD @rob, Sellpig, glug.
&ofmdm, Sobn &eltner, Hu6olpb
&rafler lltl0 8corge Sorn. Ger Ser
llorbene tuur0c om IL. 9e5em6er
1926 in Gbin9en, 8iirttemberg, Qe=
boren uno fam i'm Sabre 1854 mad,
Nmerifn, @r mar nit 3rou Selene,
Geb. Heid), perbeiratbet, melhe tim
ror If Sobren I'M 5ooe uorougiug =.
Seinc @interbliebenen iino iiini God.
ter, Die Srauen 6reo. @rob, George
SdliB(er, CHARLES arGmer uno Sobr
@li&}or6 in Baltimore uno Srau
George 9riitmun in Ntlantic @itn.
ciErl Sobn Srn. 8l,Itap 9inoer, II
Grief unb einen llrenfel. Sr. BIN.
hcr mar Sdloiiermcilter pon 9erilT
lnno 500 lid) uor etua ~ SSobren pom
WeId)1it 5lIrild. @r mar lett So Sab
len 2cIer oeS oGeutihen Gorreipon-
Ncnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
10. 3apiteI.

9as gar5e Eeniiouut nit ails.
nabnre BON Wilorop uno Dem 1ircs.
tor. Die III Der Staot maren, beglei'
tete Jrau Selgeien unb ibre Eodter
an oen Wagen. GS NOR imIner eine
fleine 9esebenbeit. menn iemano oas
Heniionat pcrlieB; ober bieie gbreiie
bon Der elm ieber Die traurise Der
anluiiung fannte. riei oie aufrid)tigitt
Tbeilnabme mad. Nile Tamen bat
ten Ibranen in ben Iuaen; SOa ulS
Charlotte briiuten lalt, uno 9eri
aarup = Der ein;ige Waml. Der
5ugesen ipor - itanb ba uno trip
petite gang ungliidlih, Die we;B'
0iiise in Der SarO.
@nnn 2ouiic uma-mte BIZ ri '6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
0crciniatc SGnacr BON Baltimore.

0crctnigtc Ginger BON Baltimore.
Snuptquartier: ,@ermania-Ytan'
uerd)or -.Saue;" YrGiibent Settrp
GbonlaS; correlponoireuOer uno pro.
tofonirgnoer SefrctGr pro tenn. IS.
SimmclGer, Or. 315, Noro-GoenItr
8inon3iefretGr q. Simmelbeber, Ger.
315. Noro.Goenitr.; Sdatmeiltcr s.
Midli6, Nr. 713, @ornerltr.; 9iri.
gent Sbeooor Selnberger. geriomm,
lung ieoen 5peiten 6reitag i'm Wto'
nat.
,Mrion."
Sinoltunoe: Mittpods in SET
Stag D.. SaQe," @r. 205, Sonoper.
ltroBe. Girigent: 9. Welamet.
n9rbciter-W Gnncr6or."
SauptQuorticr: @noreos' Sane,
Nr. 3t4, Sanoperitro6c. SingItunbe:
GicnItoes. 9irieent: @eorg %.
Eoblmann.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sauptquartier: 8ol5' Snlc, Nr.
40S, @eit.2ering.1nitraBe Singitun-
oe: @ittwots. Girigent: Subert
9riippel.
n@aoenia WGnnerd)or."
Sauptquartier: Iratt. unb s.
StroBe, Sigblanbtopn. Singituube:
9ienItogs. 9irigent: @ouarogodner.
.n8roblirn."
Sallptonorticr: nSrobiinn .SaQe",
Nr. 1000, Sreberid,g penile. cling
ltllnbe: Wittpod)s. Girigent: Sobn
81. &lein.
,@ermanio . WGnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: @ermaniu : @tdn'
nerdor-SoQe, Nr. 4t0 Els 412, @elt'
2ombaroItroBe. SingItunbe: Gon'
neritoas. 9irigent: Sbeooor Sent
berger.
.Sarmonic."
Sauttqi,artier: Nr. 414, @clt.
SapetteitraBe. Singitunoe: Glen
Itags. Eirigent: Sobn u. alein.
.Wo5art Mdnnerdor."
Souptqlartier: Hobert 8oumer's
Sale, Nr. 1921-i923. Orleans
StroBe. SingItunbe jeoen Conner
itag @beub. 9irisent: g. @. Hobl.
monn.
.Welobie."
Sauptauartier: 5. HieS' Safe,
Ode 2opltraBe uno 9elair-W arft.
Singitunoe: Gonneritags. Iirigent,
). 9arolis.
.@ermania.G l,artett.G Club"
Sauptqiiartier: 8agener's Sale.
Ir. TIC, Woro.Gaca. StroBe. Sing.
itlinbe: 9icnltass. GiriJent: s.
&arolus.
nEbolia.M Gnnerfor."
Sauptauartier: 8oist's SaGe, GER.
1922, Sariaro-Goenue. SingItunoe:
Gienitass. Girisent: 5. &. Sranf.
.2ocult-Yo int- Mdnnerdor."
Saltptauartier: Seoer's Saae, gde
guba- uno .anore.S trabe. Sing.
lhtnoe: Mittrood abenos s llbr.
Girigent: 5. Garolus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
3n %pcrfanfen.
Che man anSerstpp fault.

~lHfpi3irs man iene neuen alpeiitbdigeu, ieiu
eiusrridjtete Sduier an @et.5atrmouHt.Apc.,
9lod 9SeitsBalilnlores StruBe). e~inuilirte Babe
ranue uno gli5giibe; Sanals Drainage; I~ieoriae
annersSteuern; brnogenlolte Seden; Seiiibiil
5u einenl moperner SalS eeb0rt. Hreis Der
Sduier %eIfbunoert Collars ($1100.00) ieoes;
iebr i~iebrieer 8runo5ius. Eeoinaun0eH ben
aduferu algenebni geInubt.
Wan nebgtc iueiIIib 9eberoe SGOsStr. GIels
trifhe. iteiee ON terminus Go uro gebe elm
9duierqeotert rioroltf. y{dDeres our6 Wditrr
Gtene. (Septt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
5000
$4,000

Siinf5ia Dollars g'anr. Jieft uah gcIicben
jtpdieet Sauier an eer Yutonilcs StraBe, 5fpis
Iben 5ditmount. slucnne nno GaOettesSirabe;
e~niEaiten nIle moberneu 9inribinneen: email
iter,1apeioit, beforirie Sedeii etc, oihiit5!rie
Observation-Disclosures, &ynlalsginl6Irb. Gle rliiiielt
geIebei!, nm geiuiiroiei 5u peroet. Mgent ant
&lase fdeIid unb sonrtus. Dian ncbnle Sair'
mount siOeile @Ieftrtfhe.
9rels Der S1uier 5e6rbunnert unb tinf5ta
Collars ($1050). Gebr niebrieer 0rnl'b6inS.
Nalter q. Wehpbaf, @rbauer.
(slpr.lt .I&S--) VIM 8iabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Ireuno! Sm!... mas iuollte id) ood)
aleif lagen 49,. adj 10: aGnnteit 81
mir nit)t Die aoreiie bon Der bewiB.
ten @ittme gebeu2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

2295 EN.GrGttsStrnEe; 37it0dio, 10 Simnnec
uuo NGo; In eriifl1liaem 5%uii0uoe.
.2Oi NuOuitns% 9lpeHnc, Sruington; @runoitiid
30 bel 40; 2sit6di9, 10 3iulmer uub = Ndeer,
grtons9Iilla.
1912 @artpro.9 usauc, 3 .it1dig. I 3immer.
202+ St.SnItimore. StraRe, 3.it1dia . 3ims
mcr lno 9nh.
Tauici ". Summcnuerd,
CQtGr619.1O 0r. "A, Sft.9crin1tuns Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Nnerfennun q. - sd t0nllte
eilic iteinreid)e @ittpe beiratben
uber id) meroe meinen ornlen Mabel
treli b%lciben." y9ropo, alter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
Sii nrAnnien

IN uc4nnfen
on Der Sanlo sstbclnlc, eli @eoierf olilib Don
Sarlprh. 9toan, an Str1bentNbnlilie, prddbtooue
fleine fSarmeii bon I bis 6 glder, ieoe nit ooer
p6ne @ebdupe. slacnt an Sri. lino Stelle ieoeIt
Iug lilo So1Htua. Mieicrihniot, 224 ct.
Yaul.str. Telephone: Ct. Fnul 1850.
(2S7 90 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Bargain - @i0enibiimer pcrl1bt bic Stnot-
3sit5diQce 6nuS. 222i St.Sultimure. straRe,
r0be "Fatteriol.Enrt"; nit @arlor, Wtliit8iin.
11er, 9libliotbeL grobcm Speifejimmcr, 4Giltyu
leoicS lnNe3immer, jipei Ioilrttel. bibihe 70
ranou. ceulentiricr &clcr inter BEN aon3en
vans. nil iiutinrldren @n'h3nheru; @run0iiiid
sins MIR $i1.26; AdndldHihlub NorcfIirc:
2i15 MieeaHna Ct; Is. & Y. YBure sSrlic I21h
(291-300)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
Nprman,IUcnn

Hprman,N ucnne.
Sndi, geinnS nno trodeu.
230O Vlud Wet, Saitimurr. Strake.
3tpitdlfn Baltimore. nno 5nbette. Sira5e.
Sertliiner Gle nidt. oiefe feinen 5iueiito1t'
gen Sdufer 81. beiittieen, MODERN in iebcr
Stuiftf: NIT Gb3nasfannl Drainage ~berieben
iiito an elner init bitriIi3irfeu 3ieaeliteinen
aepilaiterien Strabe tsIcaen: nieortae Ime.s
Rdten: aoiienpreis Der Sdufer $t250: Sruno'
5tns $50 PRO Sabr. g9eneen sic fid) an
(Mai2i.a&e-) an crt amo etsns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

MT CE-NuaunR .aiuniup, 4 5uB o. 3oH
u w bod. in eleqantem 3ult1Ho; folteit
nen 5000: Seiiel nnb 9ede.
Stieif-9 s9ibertgss str.
C297-303)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
@uteebcnbe gadereI All %perfauien,

G,bo,, v"tS' SIt'S,6 Si imars ~ "sb't tMsiIs53f, I'm,
S%noentar fir $320G. Sin anocres @dbalIo,
paiieno fir irgern elm Selbdfl .Uett bernie.
lbeD. quite GGpiiulsInlnge fir $fSGO. gtabereS
8aiiber BUILDING, Hr. III, yiurb.6saries, Str.
(Sept1 al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

En- rcr!auiem:
Mnr 3 iibria. Scmiscctahirte 61uicr, tS bel
1l1, iotnle lpidlcHtlihc llnfuiict S1.45, &ernHod
uno @rterfeniicrs lSr0ni; ale 8~cauemlidfeiten;
Mloutenfanal Nuidhu6: Nldtte SirnGeI leihie
NeoinGnHQen; Collins gUCluIe. nube Sreoerid
HnGo. lG9lid BON , his 4 ltbr Hndlm. often.
I. Nrthgr &idgam, 220 Ct. FdnlsSir.
(29I-304)
enc sticitVianp, poue GrGbe; gRoicua
y EJ B0lj @cbduic; luie neu.
Stieii-9 s4ibertns Str.
(297-3O3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

@crlanst TN %Nascmcincu.
peutiaes urseits.g saopsllnnas.garsau

Ieatidcs Nrorits. Ma aius iSuuas. Nlrrnu.
Inter Der gufiibt Der. ySeuIiten @efel)batt.
9ieieniaen, sic oeuiffe S~aloSerfer, Nr0eiier
len {6 perionli6 ooer III fraHiirten &rieiet al,
ben @genten Der @eieuibait, Subarn .. NeNer,
Stmmer II, Wr. 215--2t7. Gourtlane. strake,
~lpen6en, ipelber iiuetiocItIib Iistiittt ert6ci'
len ipirb. Sprebitunoen oon / bis D uor.
CJun271
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
6. Z. Gallagher, SannnterncGmcr.

cnnn faufen Sbnen elm Ieumobtites
9SUU Saus TN 700 Ylcd Joro.S'ote'
etrakc. @le mooernet @inrtttungen, Mb'
uasfaiaIsgini6In cenentirie Subne9e, Seller
nn6 S6fe. slus Spot Grid" eebalt br1li:
den ME anoefiriden 5u iperoen. Strabei mil
bitriiisirten Sadftetnen eepflaltert. Nieori9er
pefpiinfbt. Assut an Crt nno Gteus.
(Siit.4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
@crlanst 5rancn nnb MGbdyeu.

0crlarBt:
Gin Wsdbden pocr Srau fir dpden uno
Ieitte 6ausnrbeit; tetn gSuiben uno 9iieeln
Yubn SO prp 9tonut. 3u meloen bel 9. Ora
mel, Guropit.Gde st. &anl. ano 26. Strnte.
(2NS-g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
0crlungt

Sine einfn6e Gbtin mo 5Ir @illfe bel Del
Salsarbeii in elmer ileinen 6autilIe:. quite.
Seim. Gud5uiru9ell in Ar. 1922, @nergreen
Serracr. (297-09
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
Steacnseindc
3n permictbcn.
Su ~Dcrfanfen.

n MISUNDERSTANDING aIle 9%ieuerin
0COO gen. fulpif IL 6oueft 9Sotet. "dr
sticii--9 4uro.2ibrrtgsS Str.
(297-303)
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-26
WOMAN SOLDIER
DYING IN HOSPITAL
Pension Rolls "a soldier Dur
ing the Civil War.

Washington, D. g.. April 26.-Mrs.
Sarah Thompson, aged II years, and
said to be the only woman carried on
the pension rolls, as a soldier during
the Civil war. is dying in Casualty
hospital as a result of injuries she
received in street ear scciGon
The injured woman is native o.
Tennessee. In the Civl war she as
employed by the Union army a. 10y
and scout. and was entered an tlr
pay roll as soldier. Sh" r,.r.r.d "a
severe wound from bullet ana laars
the scar on her arm. Sho disco, cred
the hiding place of General JuhE =.
Morgan. the noted ConfcGcrat" .1.d-
er. and notified the Union forces ~
his whereabouts. Her first husband.
Colonel scott, organized ha-' Of
loyal Tennesseeans for service n the
Union army, and she led - rites Of
Union sympathizers through ro CON
fcderate lines 10 Join the regiment.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-26
HASKELL tn AN
The 'lASO RENTERS
They Claim That Law Passed by Re-
cent Legislature Amounts TO Con-
iisCation of Their Lands.

Guthrie, Okla, April 26.-To APP
pease the 5000 school land lessees of
Oklahoma who are protesting against
the law enacted by the recent legisla-
ture, which makes their rentals 4 per
cent of the 1908 appraisement of their
land holdings. Governor Haskell as
sured their committee that a special
session of the, legislature will be con-
vened in December, or whenever the
code revision commission. now sitting,
completes its work, and that rec
ommendation will be made for a law
more lenient toward the lessees rela-
tive to their rentals.
The lessees declare the 4 per cent
basis increases the rentals until they
become practically confscatory. A
committee of one lessee from each
county has been named to confer
with the state school land board here
on April 29. 1t is also believed the
governor will recommend a change In
the ribbon ballot election law re-
Gently enacted which will eliminate
any possibility of invoking the refer
endum on the law.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-26
VIRGIRIAhS PLAN
TO ENTERTAIN TAFT
President and Party VIII BE Guests
of the City of Petersburg
Next Month.

Petersburg Va, April 2G.-When
the president comes t. Petersburg
May 10 to attend the unyeiling of the
monument erected by the state Of
Pennsylvania in Prince George coun-
ty in honor of members Of Hartraufts
division who were killed in battles
around Petersburg during the civil
war. he will be elaboratcly enter
taiued.
Ten thousand dollars will be- spent
for the entertainment of the presi
tential party In tn" afternoon an al
fresco lunch will be served the pres
dent, and in the evening a reception
win be rendered the president and
Ms TAFT by the leaders IN the So
ial life Of Virginia.
The city council has appropriated
5000 for the luncheon, ana the citi-
zans of the city have contributed
$4,000 more.
steps will be taken to have Gov
ernor Swanson declare May 10 a le-
Pal holiday In Petersburg in honor OF
the president.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-26
LAWYERS IN COURT
AGAINST EACH OTHER
Common GecLcr Now Has Chance To
see Interesting Contest and Not
Pay the Bill.

santa Fe, y NJ. AprU 86.-- (Spe-
ciaiD-A suit has been filed in the
district court here in which both the
defendant and the plaintiff are attor-
ncys and the outcome Of which will
be watched with more than usual in
torest. j. NJ Palmer, attorney, has
sued Arthur NJ. Edwarde attorney,
for $4,000. which he claims is due
him as a result of alleged libel. Ed
wards has fled charges of unprofes-
sional conduct against Palmer before
the bar association ana the supreme
court. Both men are prominent IN
legal circles.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-26
7. R. AND KERMIT
ARE LAYING IN
Journey Was Too Much for Them
Mrs. Roosevelt Gives Up Plan
OF Joining Husband on the
Nile.

Niarobi. April 26.-Both Roosevelt
and his son Kermit were indisposed
today as a result of their recent hunt
ing activity and the journey from
Kapiti plains to the ranch OF Sir Al
fred Pease on the Athi river. They
are resting from fatigue at the ranch.
The Mombasa Standard published
recently a violently worded attack
upon f. J. Jackson, acting governor
of the protectorate. and Mr.. Roose-
welt, for allowing only Representatives
of the American newspapers to ac-
company the Roosevelt train from
Mombasa 10 Kapiti Plains This at
tack was copied Oy the Nairobi newS-
papers and If is said the imperial gov
ernment has asked an explanation
from the local authorities for this ex-
clusion Of English newspaper men.
An exception was made in the case
of the representative OF an English
news agency, he was allowed 10 ac-
company the special.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-26
INMATES COMPELLED
TO PAY BIG REVENUES
Ring Demanded ThAt Inmates
Must PdtrOnIza is Stores
States Attorney Has Mass
OF Information TO Present
TO Grand Jury.

Chicago, April 26.-State Attorney
w. w. Newman began an investiga-
tion today. which Il is said, will ex-
pose one of the biggest scandals re-
vealed in the city government of
Chicago. Two city aldermen, a high
up police official and the keepers of
two resorts. are said to have formed
stock company to control the vice
of the city and that the vice trust is
now in full operation. Every dive in
the red light district is said to have
contributed to the gang.
II is reported that dive keepers
We're not only compelled to pay sums
ranging from 500 to $500 weekly.
but that the ring owns stores dealing
in every necessity, at which inmates
of places must trade. 1t is alleged
that the ring has been in existence
for two years and that the members
have become immensely wealthy. The
stock of the company is said to be
divided between the aldermen and
the police official and the dive keep
ers.
The grand jury. which is in ses-
sion here, VIII be presented with n
mass Of enrHlation dealing on the
'pnsged Vice rust"
The ekposF ia expected IL. be the
sensation I'm Chicago of the year
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-26
SEES NO BALM
IN RICH LEGACY

Portland, April 26.--John Copeland
an inmate OF the Home for the Aged
In Portland, has just refused to ac-
Cept an estate of $4,000 left 10 him
by members of his family who died
In New York Copeland is animated
by resentment against his relatives
because of a youthful romance brok-
en- up by them and which has left him
cmbittered even at the age OF So
years.
When a youth Copeland fell in love
with a Catholic girl and planned TO
marry her. He received her consent
and that of her parents. but the
match was prevented by his own fam
ily who were strict Protestants. He
left home and has never had anything
more TO do with his relatives. He
lived for some time IN California af-
ter serving in the Union army during
the Civil war.