davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
.IND|CE DELE
MATERIE

PAGINA l - Notizie del Gior
no, telegrammi, correspondent
re, dispacci nostri special: del
l'italia, ecc.
PAGINA 2 = Notiziario corn,
spondenze d'ItaIia vari
PAGINA 8 = Cronaca della Citti
e Colonia llaiiana.
PAGINA 4 - Articoli di fond,
ed EDITORIAL sugli EVENT. del
giorno, notixic geperali, Arte,
Science, varietA, a,,isi Divers
PAGINA S = Cronaca della Costa
del Paciflco, Pubblicita econo
mica, avvisi svari ecc. "
PAGINA 6 = Avvisi di Compa
gnie di NavigazIGne, Avsocati
Medici, Dentist, Ls,atrici, Ban
che, Agenzie di Viaggi, ahnun
ci di localita sulla Costa del
Pacifico.
PAGINA 7 - Avvisi di Farmacie
Geperi alimentari d d'importa
zione, Case vinicole g liquori, Fo.
tografi, varii, ecc. ed il romano
Meta.
PAGINA 8 - Romanzo RugRero
II Disonorato, avvisi di HotelA
Restaurants, Saloons Sigaraj
Panettieri, Salsamenterie . Ma
eelIerie,. Undertakers, Calzolai
ecc. Prezzi corTenti del mercato
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
LON. W. TAFT
f Il TEATRO
Il presidente, sCandaIizza.
to. IaSCia in aSSO una
COmWedia SCOIIaCCiata.

u on. Presidente Taft ha, pubblica-
mente. manifestata Ia sua disapprova-
sione per una commedia alquanto
scollaociata. presentatasi l'altra Sc
IA a Washington, abband onando il
teatro dopo che il telone cadde sulla
ultima scena del primo alto.
L'episodio 81 svolse al Belasco Thea
tire owe mna compagnia comica rap
presentava la commedia THE Revel-
lers" titolo che potrebbe tradursl. NJ
iberamente, In italiano: "I Baccanali''.
Allorche termino il primo alto II
'Presldente 81 alzo dalla sua poltrona
10 abbandono II palco che egli occupa-
va seguito. immediatamente da Mrs.
Lewis Moore, sorella di MIR. Taft g II
capitano Archie Butt. aiutante di
campo del Presidente.
1 "Baccanali'' furono rappresentati
per la prhma volta, lunedi scorso.
I'm giornale locale pubblicando mel
giorno successive ALA prima rappre-
sentazione, II resoconto della serata
definiva 1 primi due atti della COM
media come 'vergognosamente indie
cent?"
La commedia basata su questo
volgare soggetto: Tn uomo s'imbatte
in un locale del monde equivoco owe
tndhvidut di razza blanca g di razza
'nera gozzovigliano fraternamente
con una donna che egli simduce po
"a sposare. malgrado che questa 10 dis
suada vivamente dal farlo. II linguag
'gio della commedia e estremaments
crudo volgare ed personaggi 81 alb
bandonano spesso volentierl fnas
e ad esclamazioni veramente da tri
: vic.
Volgarissimo sopratutti 3 ! primo
alto. al termine del quale II Preslden
to crede bene abbandQnare II teatro
ALA Casa Blanca non stata dat;
alcuna versione ufficiale dello spia
cevole incidente essendosi u Presiden
te limitato dichiarare di aver abban
donate II teatro perche la commedis
non gil piacqme.
La sera susseguente a quella in Gu
avvenne rincidente. un pubblico as
sal numeroso accorse ad mdire "Th.
IRevellers"
81 notavano mel pubbltco: l'on
Longworth cola sua shgnora, II con
ltrammiraglio Cowles II Ministro d
State. Mr.. Knox cola sua signora. Il
videntemente, ralta societa di Wash
ington non e cosi puritana quanto |
Capo della Malone.
Adesso II caso di domandarci Sc /
Presidente Taft, compiendo II surrife
rito "bel gesto" non abba piutto
sto giovato che nociuto al success,
della commedia scandalosa.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
| S0CC0aSi Per La SICILli
81 lINVIERANN0 IN TURCH A

In seguito ALA notizia. attinta da
fonte autorevole. che soccorsi invia-
Itl dagli Stati Unit pei danneggiati del
terremoto di Stella di Caiabria non
sono pil di necessita al superstiti. II
Dipartimento di State ha dcciso di av-
yertire per via diplomatiea II Cover
no italiano che Sc realmente tall SOC
corsi non sOno pin necessari, questi
verranno mandati in Asia Minore do
We molte persone soffrono pei recent
MASSACRE
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
Gil ayyenimenti d'AbiS-
Sinia

Ads ABEBA, 2S II principe
Lidj Jeassu, di ami 13. nipote del
limperatore Menelick state questo
oggi proclamato pubblicamente erede
al tf'uno di Abissinia.
La proclamazione stata fatta in
presenza di motif CAPT e d ventimila
soldati.
II Principe Gidj benche tredicenne
e state l'altro giorno unto in matri-
monio con la Principessa Romanie, di
ami sette, nipote della Imperatrice
Taitu
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
SciOperO tramviariO a FL
ladelfia

FIl.ADELFIA, 27 - La notte scor-
sa ha aNuto luogo un imponente CO
mizio al quale parteciparono tutti /
manovratori conduttori impiegati
della Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company.
Essi 81 dichiararono pronti a pro-
clamare 10 sciopero appena che IL CO.
initiate Esecutivo dell organizzazione
nazionale 10 creda opportuno.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
Morte di un famoso pittO-
re franceSc

PARIGI, 81 - e morto quest 'oggi
II celebre pittore Guglielmo Dubufe.
Era nato mel 1853, era ufficiale della
Legione dOnore ed era insignito di
yarie onorificenze straniere.
IL Dubufe aveva dipinto lie decora-
zioni murali del padiglione Francese
all 'Esposizione di st. Louis
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
Tn vapOre arenatO

NEW YORK, az II vapore "Prin-
zess Alice del North German Llyod
81 E arenato preso Fort Wardsworth,
Staten Island, mel mentre che lasciava
ii porto di New York diretto ALA volta
,di Brenmen.
L'accidente venne causato dalla neb-
bia.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
MOrte di TN vecchiO eiOr-
naliSta

TOPEKA, (Kans.) as E. morto
quest'oggi, nell'eta di 80 ami f. p
Baker il pin vecchio giornalista del
Kansas. Mr.. Baker aveva fcndato 10
." State Recorder uno del primi quo
tidiani del Kansas, mel 1867.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
SangrinOsa dimOstraziOne electorate

CATANIA, 2S Mitelo in Val di Catana ebbe luogo
oena dmoazion M dueDla innegganti
ato Gesuado Costa procamato depuato dala ee
cnro Benedetto Crmen della dmostrazone
nco ira la oa bomb che fer sa bamb
cero Antonio Grasso La foa nferoea asa0 Circoo
rao membr PARTICIPANT del Cmni Avvennero colut
tazin e furono opera vari arresi.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
INFORMAZIONI-
TELEGRAF|CHf
eli Stati Unit ALA Esposi.
ziOne' di BruSSeIIeS Tn
vapOre arendtO La fOrCa
turCa IavOra.


WASHINGTON. 81 = II Presiden-
te Taft ha diretto quest'oggi un mes
saggio al Congresso rinnovando lie e.
sortazioni gia fatte dall'ex Presidente
feodoro Roosevelt per un stanzia-
mento che permetta agli Stati Until di
partecipare all'Esposizione Internazio
male che avra Duogo in Brusselles mel
1910.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
| lavOri della fOrca Turca

COSTANTINOPOL1, 81 - Tredici
indiwfdui. rel di aver participate ALA
riyoluzione del - aprile scorso, ven
nero impiccati ierl, sui far del giorno,
in una pubblica piazza.
| cadaveri wennero. in seguito. e.
sposti al pubbljco.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
PER ANDARf IN ITALIA
PrOsslms partenzc d VapOri d: P0s,D
d New York

Dopo IL data ssgus II noms del ~
Sore della compagnia . cui ESQ -
pArtiene-
GiuEno y, America, yeioce
Gsuga0 ~, Provence, Fruneese
Giugno 10, MO1tke. Amburghese
Giusn0 10, Principe Ptsmonte, Lloyd g.
Gtugno II, Caupos stm, Generaie
Gtugno ~, ~. Paul, Americana
Gsugno ~, Europa, veioce
Giugno ~, Snvoie. Frnncese
Gfugno 10, New York, Amerieana
Giuxno ~, He dTtniin, Lloyd SabauAo
GfugDo ~, Lorraine, Francess.
Giux n0 "a, Ducn Abrusst, Generale.
NOTA DUNB- Per DoooR ugonnnuD
sns ausis1asf ~ guestf vapers, boBoUD0
oartlre - Dnn Franc1seo 1a1lo onouu
s1fta della Costa Del Pae1fleo, alwomo ,
ssss., Pr'-s ssus psrss..s - vsssse
Per attire anfsruaauaeni q ssuuauoo =
b1u11ettf 11ret11 ~ eegBovsa q -
E1vel1es0 e1pAgen11a - vlnoU1 u11oD6
rstF1.a = o. 1le meotUe1esV AvsmuD
eeve Asetn bo611sff1 = vsnasoo = uuoaln
L'Italia., 1909-05-29

SAINT Uberto, ma non 81 trovo traccia
del corpo del santo.
Ora anche questo state ritrovato
e la draslazione avra buogo prossima-
mente ira grandi feste.
/ cacciatori che wogliono salvarsi
sono avvertiti. ~ ~
L'Italia., 1909-05-29

A Malaga, neho stesso giorno, tire
donne hanno messi al monde tire bam-
bini csasuIna. lie tire pirerpere | no
We marmocchi stanno 'benone E;cco un
saggie veramente eftuslastico di ripo-
poiazionet
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
LO SCIOPERO FERROVIARIO
NELLA GEORGIA

WASHINGTON, 2S 49, II Commis-
sionario Knapp addetto al Ministero
del Commercio partira ALA volta al At
lanta ad aiutare II Lebor CommissiO-
ner Nestl mel 5uoi tentatiyi dIretti a
|rlsolvere la grave yertenza sorta.sfra
L fnochisti addetti ALA Georgia G..
II. r.. Ia Compagnia stessa. Cosi al
memo quanto 81 dice, venne delibera-
to nellultimo consiglio del ministri
ATLANTA, (Georgia) 2S 49, Que
'st 'oggi stata messo In moyimento II
primo treno consistente In una mac
china In un vaBons postale.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
MOrte dun iIlustre scrit-
tore Iii cOse naval

LONDRA. 81. - E morto questa
notte lAmmiraglio Sir John G. Rea-
dy Colomb. Era nato mel 1898 Flu un
profondissimo scrittore di cose mari
naresche.
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
Margherita mig.liora

ROMA 2S Dopo dec giorn meticooe dono essere
~ sottoposta da parte dell lusre Bace
zon endovenose d acdo fenco Margheria ass mi
goata IL Augusta Sgnora POGO valeseenza
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
tChi deIIo sCiOpero di Parma al ParIamento
Vloentissima dimostrazione poIitica in
Stella Una bomba fra Ia fo||a i La rem.
dlta itdlidna La Regina Madre quarisce.
DISPACO PARTICULAR DELL ,qTAl,A.
VIOLENTO iNCENDIO A LlJCCA

20 Tn voentlssmo neendio ha quasi drutto il ia
noso cooniffco di proprieta nlstrae notsmo re ;
lotti ALA fame " e"o a. "''"Sfo r'-
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
TerrenOti in Liguria

GENOVA rs = AID Alassio Porto Maurizo ad Oneola 81 So
II" ue seispl scosse dl terremoo
lie popolazon panco ma non 81 avnn amn
acm danno - "
L'Italia., 1909-05-29
La Rendita Italiana

ROMA 2s La redta taiana quartz per ento 81 ne
eozlava ogg in contanti 1O567
L'Italia., 1909-05-29

L'arte nazionale. da qualche anno
"a questa parte, ha subito un salutare
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
High Speed
RACING AUTOS 100 SEVENTY
} MILES AN HOUR ON THE
STRAIGHT ROADS. NJ
(By United press.)


CHICAGO, June lS.-Under ideal
weather conditions, the aWestern VGn.
lderbilt automobile race for.the Indlann
trophy started this morning over the
,Srown,Point Loweiieeurae at 9 o'efoclo,
distance, 1924 miles. In the strsa.s
ct the finish of tae second lap, Knlp.
per In Chalmers. Detroit No. S, .foilow-
red by Chevrolet in Buick, NO. s. acrme
'hp with Bush and both passed Bur-
Aan in hack More who-was leading ap,
to that tlmey Three cars began The
Ithirl lay within 100 yards of each 9th.
er, each driver %kicking the lever ont"
to the limit. 5tuH in Marion No. 3
swept by mlnuter later, closely fol-
lowed by Robertson in Locomobilc No.
10. Wells in Moon No. IL; Florida in
,Locomobile by Robertson in Chalmers,
Detroit No. Z, StOddard, Dayton No.
16, and Chalmers, Detroit, No. 10, in
the order named. On straight ways
the cars are averaging seventy miles
an hour. as-s>.-,s-.. .a,rr-.-sr 500, -e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
cALLsII-As SCANDAL.
Under pressure, english Home s.ere-
Etsfy Promises to Investigate
Death Of Mrs. Ruiz. aG

LONDON. June .:1s.-Home secre-
tary Gladstone promised in the house
of commons yesterday afternoon to in
veDgate the inquest into the death
of Mrs. Mary Agnes Ruiz in this city
last May, If furnished with the facts.
This promise was given in repig, 10
question made by Peter F. cuffraiht..
Experimentation members from Dir
ham, who drew, attsntIoa-te. tae-faes
that the newspapers were not notified
of The holding OF tais inquest. and 9c
clared that the co.oae- since hal 10.
solntely refused to give the pnrIler.
of the deposl..taonyI IHE cdrfansasked
II the home secretary's department
was not inta position to lput snaer'
to this scandal. lyHE4T NI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
SHE MAY RECOVER.
Kansas City stenosrapher Attacks
% BY Unknown Man In Her ua
Own Office. ' ''i

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 1S.--al.
though the police and city detectives
searched diligently for the nssatlant
of Miss Ample L. Owen. stenogrephor
to the police board, VINO was attacked
in 'iRr once they made only little Pros
ress. .1I 49,
AT the hospital 1t was said that Miss
Owen would recover unless conrpli.
cations should arise. She suffered
'concusslon.Ot the brain and, Is IN a
semiconsclous condition mart OF the.
time. Miss oven was aroused suf.
ficieatly yesterday to tank for the ms!
Time, but she was unable to give ally
definite description Of her assaratiitt.
Rewards aggregatihg st,5Oo 4avto
been offered for the apbtehension ii
the criminal. 'ad'' 21a r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
sRANDENRURe COOL
~. IFi: ~ NJ
Shows Little Cen Germ as Attempt is
Made to Show That He Faxed
H.ss~T AlFs,rNl .rl0a 90
= Newspaper Article.
% nii!l'r $50 l1Fs l.u'
Article. .gn


NEEJ YORK. June 1S.-Brqughtqn
Brandenburg shovel I'ttle Qoneernaas
the State in a, businossIilse way con-
tinued its attempt to prove that the
article sold to the New York Times
for $500 as Grover cleyeAnas and
widely published oyer the country was
a forgery, and that Brandenburg knew
it when he sOlH the article.
Miss LILLIAN Bacon, who said she,
took iBra9denb urg's dictatiOn of part
of the article told how Brandenburg
loked over tie sheets, at"her table
when they wde done and said:
q TT is good salable stun, adding.
that II WAS icseteiand's slyfe, ST
s0ne&thihgiikS hhfg1 ilFHfs:; 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
MANY INDICTMENTS
Grand Jury Of Kanawha Finds True
Bills Against Three Alleged
Murderers. a.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, June IS
The grand jury in the Kanawha County
criminal court returned seventy.Ave
indictments, thirty.seyen for felouies
and thihy-eight lor misdemanors.
Those for murder are Ira Higginboth.
am, for killing orEEllIe Dent; Joe Chen.
vrent and Claude Osborne. for killing
Chief Of Police Claude Hennessyy,s Of
clendenning. A half dozen en- more are al !.
indicted for attempting to kill. among
them John Crawford. who a few days
ago ATTEMPTED to shoot 4ttorney-Rob-
ert spillman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18

Agalna 1spsntss VIA ne q
yIol.ns. in the HauiilAo

* ftlF.3 49, -- L
HbSoE uLu. 19nk Is, FelioNins
the ikdletheds 81 >SeYerAylof the
japanese strike leaderA tine territorial
grahd Jury ratur4ad additional lndict-
mebt1 against Y. Sega, F. Maxine. NJ.
Nesoso-.K. Hd~amura. Y. Tasaka. ami
Y. Anashira, for conspiracy to commit
murder and t6,incite Others. 10, crime.
An Indictment for Assault was Found
against sugwara. who Is accused. OF at
tempting to collect funds for the istlik.
ers by violence. In addition to tiosa
indictments thirteen OF the STRIKING
Japanese at the waipalu, plantation
were indicted for attacking a police OF.
acer and rloting. AS a result of :he
vigorous actloneof the authorities, the
strikers are much depressed.
The repleyIn suit brought to recover
the papers seibed in the ONCE Of the
newspaper ISL by High sherIr Henry
was dismissed. Japanese Consul
Uyeno is investigating the alleged Do
struction Of the safe of Editor sogn
of the Jill, which was broken open b
the authorities.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
Czar'sSafety
WAS PROBABLE CONCERN OF THE
COMMANDER AND HE WILL
BE HEARD.
.CBy United Press.)

AUTHORIZATIONS D~---sl'--S>.--s
LONDON. Iune 1S-The-Eoretgr
Office today asked for a. detailed re
port from Captain Robertson. of the
British steamship Woodb I'm, which
was fired upon btFa Russian torpedo
boat Wednesday dti Pitkinas Bay.
where the Car and Kaiser are now
The governments future &c.
ton will depend upon the version Of
the affair submitted by Robertson. II
it is shown that the eommander Of the
torpe4o boat had enfRctelt reason tc
believe the approach of the British
vessel was intmica1 20 the Cars safe
ty. the matter will not be pushed fur
ther. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
FOR SUNDAY ENFORCEMENT.

PIEDMONT, June 18.-Ma9erJ ,I4I,
tin Tierney proposes to enforce rs
Sunday lsw strictly at Piedmont. He
will not permit the sale of Sunday
paIiers. and the ice man and the miNB.
man must deliver their waresson Sat,
urRy evening. The cutting out d
$4,000 liquor license in Piedmont
leaves the city treasury in bad shape.
The police force will be rs7tuceds INA
council has decided to fo46id the dsei
of fireworks of any description in
Piedmont. The city has no mo So go. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
Standing of the Clubs.
'To-day's Game.
Barnstown vs.. Bowlers.
z c.. Woodward

WllL'MAkE nHREEoRouNo TRIPS
FROM FAiRMoNrsTo oREKgsK4
d AND iaRETURN SUNDAY, JUNE
2oTHr 1907 taa 10 III
e Therfrst exenrsion,wlu leave Fair.
mont for opekiska, at9:151 a. m.;and
!eaYe opekiska for Ealrmontlat, 1O:l5
and reach Fa!rmont at 1880 p. m
The second 4 excursion will Leave
FairmT fS0Htt for QpekISka, Mt s2:15,g, N,
and leave, opekiska for Fairmont at
S:45 and make Fairmont at $50 n, Al,
The N, third ir excursion wHl leaye, F Iijl
mont for opekiska at 7:8O p, M, ami
leave opekiska for Falrmont at 9 ! D. = M.
Take the first or second e5x:cursion and
enjoy this splendid trip by daylight
These excursions viii give the De peopI,
at points down the river chance to
come up on the return Of first excur.
sion and spend the afternoon in Fair.
mont and return home on the 7:S9 n.
m, trip. 'There is a nice little park at
obekiska that parties gong on the
first excursion can spend a pleasant
day there. :moa &ctil1fss M
There will be music and refresh.
mentslOnatne, afternoon and evening |
excursions. The fare for the round
trip of each of these three excursions
will be, 85 cents. inn. o. u
PFTTsBURG AND FAIRMoNT PACK
EFT co. naia ~ S4I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18
soIENTIEleIgTuDY oEITRE.Es. ). :

~ m x nGihn6S / q
The 1umheF Industry off$He, toun'sy
has been provided with much yalutSf9
Information agiI tBgT Investigations
whiefphaFe BEEN made, tnrousrethc
scientific study 81 many species Z: o0l
trees, against HG use Bf1whIch there
aas been as praiul4ftee; fpr, one reason
or othefS and from am economic stand.
point this is one Of the most Important
phases of the Forest work Of the gov
ernnent lir;tta59 3yG.sN 2andr.
The latest discoveries 81 EEaMab!e
qualities in a former neglected sper. es
resulted after an Investigation OF the
red gum, sometimes commercially
called satin walnut" which finds its
nome in the hardwood bottom lands
and dFier swamps of the South, in mix
ture with ash, cottonwood. and oak.
This tree. Is one Of the commOnest tim
Der trees 81 the South, reaching its
best DEVELOPMENT In. the daep.. rich
soil 81 the bottoms, where 1, often at
tains a Hefg6t 81 100 Teet and a a diane:
ter; of five feet. Were red gum inn
ported from a distance and obtainabte
only at a tigh price, 1t probably would
be used extensively in the maUufac-
ture ofrfurniture4 cabinetnworks
interior finishing, but being native
wood and low in price, It has been dis
originated against. Gradually this OBJ
lection jsFbet9g done away With, and
the demand fCf red gum Sas Increased
very rapssIg in the past few years.
The best grades of red gum, clear
heart, find a market almost exclusive
" IN the export trade, though small
amount is used in the Unitel States
for Inside finishing. Practically sew
ents-f9e per cent of the clear heart
gum lumber cut in this country is ex.
ported for use in England. France and
Germany, for the manufacture Of fur
niture, inside trimmings, newell posts,
and stair ratings. The commoner
grades OF red gum are used in the
United States for cheap furniture.
desks, the better grades OF boxes, and
a numb& Of novelties. The poorest
grade goes into boxes, barrels, and 9th.
er articles for which short, narrow
boards can he used. The inner portion
Of the hearts OF the trees, which are OF
little value for boards on account OF
shakes and other defects, are usually
sawed into two by four to two by
twelve, and sometimes six by six and
six by eight inch building timbers.
These timbers nave small values in
the large markets, but near the mills
the local trade exiausts the supply.
For the manufacture Of slack bar
.relssred gum Is one Of the most i'm.
portant woods in the country, ranking
see5nd to elm, both, as staye aud a
1eading wood. Up 10 the year 1900,
sim and . little cottonwood were .uzal
for this purpose. but with the advance
In price Of these woods substitute
had tobe found, and red gum. owing to-
It's eheapness, was experimental VITA
and found quite satisfactory.
\ The chief objection to red gum is
It's strong tendency 10 warp and awist.s
This ssnbe entirely overcome by prop
Sd handling Were tae lumber of high
price this dlfieaft awouIs have been.
RSiFered and oYs ecome long ago, and
siooashseaif but 6hsS ecouSt T OF re-
81, moe stta sheaRaess, Sesy, fen
sraiors nave turned their attention
Dlvinsths problem; nc -" /; a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18

ttgtAt III t1l ~
ntith Ryan. Il HON : o.
gdest q lSsil 1la4iie i Il
Mayor II. Hoekiss aii6 sIs,efs
lIaitgaFsg have rstur8sd trSn ssiIs
bury. Pa where hey attsddea iSe
wedding Of tneir brother, Emmett, 70
MIS- RAdmsardnst, Of hataaty, 8
N E. Goudy and Mr.. Elliot were
business visitors inaLogans5ort yes.
tenHay. sr t9ae;r@ aa'
Miss Francis Rose is home from
school at FairmOnt for her summer
vacation. pauts
Mr.. and Mrs. c.E. Beatty have been
the guests of Fairmont relatives and
friends fora few days.
Miss Anna Baker returned yesterday
from an extended visit with friends in
Erie, Pa.
Miss Caroline Andrews is the guest
OF ClarBsburg friends.
W. R. Martin was among the Fair.
mont visitors yesterday.
Mrs. j. C. Cochran and C. R. Phil.
lips are in Wheeling to-day.
Mrs. NJ. c. Clayton and aer mother.
SiH. Groves. haze gone to their sum
mer home at Mt. Lake Park, Nd. to
spend the remainder Of the season.
John Johns, OF Plttsburg. Is callirG
on friends in town to-day in a social
and likewise business way.
Harry Herman Is visitor in Glow
qr's G7p to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Davis and sister
Miss Adamson, Of wayaesburg re.
tnFel last evening from visit in Graf.
ton and Fairmont
l.. Moore. o. Blacksmith, is a visitor
here this morning. ro
. ia. Mason Of the Ohio oiliaebs. Is
home on a visit with his family.
&C. Conner, Of the Bartlett fsrk.
at Downs.is in town this morning. u
F. A. Priehard is aome from a visit
in PIttsbuFg. ,~t ,r5g,.e 70. 81
Joseph Cunningham who mas spent
the past eight months a. Heprletta..
Texas. 2 is home, for, a, visit with hi.
parents. u7r1 arr nFprr e.-9
Mrs HaroldpGguher pleasantly 1on-
tfrtain4d the mfrbers. of therBooR
Club at hereapartmeuts in the, Da.oer
Flat yesterday afternoon. cards,were
enjoyed during theanfternoon and at
> o'clock refreshments were serred.
,The affair was a reunion of the CLUB A
as many of the lmenabers-who have
been gone FOR some time we're An or
tendance. Among them were Ms.
Roy Cronice, of Parkersburg. thal
Misses Rose and Norma Crdkar.l os!
Nowata. Okla. and Miss liarrpteti
Beatty, WHO has been at school IN pitrs-t
burg. urcaers,, ,8 1nI
Sun Brosn Circus arrived this .morn-
ing and a big daylis anticipated for
Warrington From the general an.
PeaFanCe OF the streets everybody.
Young and, old for miles around is in
Town. l.-.aolpI ,rs o. t.a
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence HuBnlan
and little son and Miss zola GumpiI
have gone to Grove City. Pr; for; a
visit witanfrlends. aaf
-o@ins-te-the=factthat the Circus is
l leTe t9=day the bad eonoegtssalehs is,
isiai1y Efven Friday evening was Civ
an last evening. These concerts are
! S9u9e of great pEls tosau ,56,Sgo. |
~ @po sre 5g gta; aware tbif We |
Ire blessed Wit ha band as good as
my in the State. Prof. Frank Hunter
lsPst director, is a musician of rare tau
'Hs and h'SStrQgranmeS alwsyss.Sr.
a4sed withsstStIilpFi 81 bleas Esssl1.
'rof. Hunter is ably assisted by the
'est musicians Of the city. WHO are all
oloistg lof psnod ability, HA
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-18

has fine hotel accommodations. About
four hundred teachers were in attend.
ance. There ought to have beer a
thousand there, 1t seems like shame
that so few teachers attend the meet.
ings Of the State Educational Asscrla-
ton. .