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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
20 OR 8Q men
ARE SUPPOSED :
70 BE ALIVE
Rescued Men Want
10 Help Ii The
Search
iBy UniteR Press.)

CHERRY, H., Nog. 22i-The Oaale
10 save the Ives OF hmhEel more
miners twas reenlmed with vtgor to-
iay. Early this morning no more
were recovered. and the hope that enc
entoudheI men Ire still alive Is pass
fTr7 Volunteers are working IN the
WerJt tunnel of the second level. "A
f,arTdcabe caused by cayein separates
Them from anlntrIer Sectfon where 1O
mr. SO men are supposed TO be alive
After working all day and last night
hundreds OF tons of earth are yet 10
he moved. Tue rescuers report tnat
fhe5y heard VOICES tand mapping but un-
less the men are reached today they
saw they an win perish,
Mime Inspector EeWsam Is optomls,,
tfc r1aySng the most of the entomDed
men are ScotG1men and that they are
resourceful and they may ind some
way to obtain air, and Keep lphve- 4e ~.
20 men recovered alive on SATURDAY
evening are In good shape TO-DAY.
Tnay are much interested IN tie res-
cue Of their comrades who may yet De
alive dn the mime. Some OF tneLI'
wanted to join. an the rescue WORK W =
day. "a .,, zh,.f,
this morning clanorips Tor news II Lroh, ~
the rescue partbe5 1t is necessary =
hiring the dead from 1ulfe mine, tnE
stencil from the bodies adding 10 I.le
dangers OF mine damp. Rescuers so
the bodies are lying in heaps. fhsy.
nine bodies had been broqgnt 10 1is
surface at noon. ~, saE
The first newspaper correspondeIl'
To- enter the mime was ySn1 ,Beitsi ,ts,
stan corresDo dent q me %, GnsteJ anJ
Press. He dlonned miners eDMnp anu
= was lowered .ti1is .gnorutng is:; -: ~.
/ Hone 4iiiat many more Of the men
are sfye in tnc east tunnel OF the
sec,,,d level was revived by the
searchers fnIdng picks, shovels anu an
ciotht3lz after they broke through tne
Msn of earth. No dinner pails were G
found leaIbing TO 'the belief thai t1e
nan retreated further into the tun
lrel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
Y4cArYs FOUND.
lehi5 Jacob Aster's Yacht " Riding
SafeiE Ia san Juan Harhor
IL is stated.

WASHINGTON. Nov. PA wire,
less message reached the United
s,tiees revenue cntter service Fate yes
terday. statang that John Jacob AS
tor,s yacht. the Nouruiahal. had been
discovered riding In safely tnshs the
haatbor OF San Juan, P. R. Captain!
3yVoatt q. Roos, in command Of the
service. was 50 eatishiei with Its gen.
;,}ineness tnat he sent "a wireless de-
sn,i,-,bch to: the revenue cutter Ysma'
orawa, which Was engaged in search
tr,r in. West INDIAN waters fot the
missing yacht to return at once.
The Yamacrawa is now on It's way
back to charleston. 9. G.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22

The tim eto buy is wnen people want
to sell. must sell large, modern,
up-to.date house on Walntu avenue,
room for another house on the lot, also
a good barn on the lot. Tie price Will
surprise you.
A corner on Fair1nont avenue close
in, 6Ox12O feet. good home, You can
never hope to buy 1t cheaper than
now.
Make me an offer on a large S:room
house in First ward, located on Mar
ket street, good stable on lot, suit a
man who wants tUsfep team.
Everybody is looking out for the
new glass plant and will buy Morgan
town avenue lots soon as the work be
gins. II you select your lot now you
can make some money by selling to
the man who is waiting.
Don't bother abuot cash or pay
ments II you are determined to own
your own home; first let us determine
what you want and what YOU can do
then wewiIl arrange to stop your rent
LEVI 3. lIAEsR,
THE $1,000 600 Real Eatate Man.
EVERYTHING TO oEE r.
~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
Mr.. [. G. RACE
A DELEGATE
MEN SELECTED TO REPRESENT
STATE AT SOUTHERN COM
MERcIAL CONGRESS-.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov 22.-
Governor William e. Glasscock mss
appointed the following delegates
from this State to the Southern Com
mercial Congress, to Ibe held In Wash
iretou, ID. C., December and 4, 1903:
I'M. woodSord, Philippt; Joan ].
Hetzel, Martinsburg: F. c. LeftwLch,
Madison: Ben Lewis, Sutton; Alfred
Walker, Sutton; Wm. G. Jones, Beth
any, John "A. Jones. Huntingdon; Hugh
p. Hagen, Huntington; C. l.. cheno-
we.a. Grantsyille; w. S. Pearson Val
lev Fork: George W. rwyford, West
Union; &C. Berry, Uearmn1t; DR.. j.
E Ewing. GIenwille; VIM. D. HILL
petersburg: C1ias. s. Dice, Lewisburg;; ;;
|H. @. Cooper. Rumney; Geo. w. NC
Neil, New Cumberland; r. "a. Wilson.
SToofefiehf: ID. w Jacobs, ClarRsburg;
Peter KoblegarI, Clarxsburg; c. l..
Mcintosh, Ravenswood; l. NJ. Adams
Rasvnswood; F. G. Butler, ohanles
Town; r. G.. Hubbard, ctt'raestol,; J.
r. BedeEI, Charleston; w. r. Gress'
weston: Geo. d. Keener, Weston; j.
q .westfalt, Ffarrisyilfe; W. H, Bal
ley, GraRton; NJ. G. Feather. Persons;
10. w. @. Hardman. Middbebourne: G.
e. Day, Buckha1non; Eli @. Hamrtck,
Webster :5lyr;ngs: Jacob Koontz, New
Mariinsville: H. C. Jackson. Parkers'
burg, A. F. Morris, Hamlin; b. 0.
Holland, Lor:u; L. G. Race, Fair
nSolh: C L CarTington, Mounfsvflle;
w. E. Hayman. Point Pleasant; W.
p. HawIey, BIuefeld; Geo. T. Cars
ka.Ean, Keyser; a. H. Moore, War
Eagle. Ii. r. Bias. Williamson; j.
II. McGrew. Morgartcwn; Cary Nick
ell. Sinks Grove; T. H. b. Dawson
Berkeley Springs; Lewis Largent
Berkeley Springs. W. ]. Beury. AL
sonia; r. s. Ord. Mlaybery; J. K
Wm, Redwood; Joseph Spefdel
ling; j. e. Myers, Franklin; o. G. os
ldtu, st. Marys; Joseph Williams, st
Marys: ". B. Arbogast, Dur4rin; J. a
Lenhart. Kingwood; w. G. Glover
Terra Alta; John X. Thompson, Ray
mond City: C. NJ. Galloway, Beck
ley. W. II. Cobb. Eskirs, N. G. Keim
Eudns: e. H. FIyRa, Spencer: Wm
Morgan, Grafton: $. G. Pytes. Middle
bourne; F.. w. Martin, Buokhannon
lB. j.. F'richaral. Wayne; A. M. Grow
ILit.leton; H. H. Holland, Elizboeth
La. II, Shannon, pineVilIe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
REASONS FOR
THAN SGIvING
INTERESTING SERVICE ABRANc-
EpiEoR MEETING OF W. g.
v. MEMBERs TuEspAN.

Is = ~
O1 Tuesday aftepDon o. 80
O'Clock IN the h6rary pal'lors' the
Womsn's Christian Tenn netauce Tn
ION Will hold 4 Joint Ttank wing and
Memorial service. The pros rapirpq
will be- divided lin The nIst
lI.lft hour bring given To- the plfa1llSs-
giving service and the pro raaniae IS
as follows:
Deyotional-AI AIrs Jane N grnaLl.
Topic. Give Thanks for pliat
(al In our csty
(b) In our orga ani4atlon:
(c) In DGr per6unlta live
Every member Will ponse red
10 repeat q verse of scrf ltufe and 30
cite one cause for tliariIs gtYl
Memorial setyise.
A tribute 10; the 1nemn1.y OF MISS
Anne Narttn-
In Her Social Relaaons irs: 2.
A. BilHngs4ea.
, In Her churcn Relation o.
P. Carr.
AS a City OfilcialS
Powell.
AS an Honorary Members 81 The ~
q. n. U.-Mrs. N. n. 5Cs AIorr0Wl
As minister OF the. Gpspe rf'
e. b Nay.
A. d uSeiehbor rs. q. IaiEte
In Her Church Relasio
A. LLOYD .., 3,
TIH We Meet Agadn;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
CITY DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Interest in the City Duck Pin
League Is very rapidly increasing
among the local bowlers and the pros,
poets arc good for a very successlul
season At a meeting OF the league
held today the organization was ma
teriaIly strengthened. Some OF the
teams which got AWAY to bad start
will be considerably strengthened IN
the next two weeks; after this tne
teams will all be pretty evenly matcn-
cd and some warm contests Will be the
result In the race for the coveteu
prizes. The standing Of the teams
after the fourth week OF the season
shown below. together with tie sched'
r,Io- Fnr fhiv Uank..E ..t..|r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
STANDARD OIL
AXES | IMP
IN TAE!I I B
Stock Werlt Do.vn
Fort foe
To.day


NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-John D.
ArolrboId, of the Sanlard Oil. de-
clared the appeal from Saturdays
4ecIgion wcqlld aundonbteIIy be given
lrscedence over others in the 6u-
creme Court.EA conference OF attor-
neys ID the company was held to-day.
we've got to do Jblfsiuess," said
Archbold. "The sooaer our RIGHTS are
haiued by the Supreme, Court the bet
ter" ,ArxsrbobI Thought tie decision
would tenhl to hasten an anfendment
to the Sherman l.at.trust law, saying
business men generally regarded It
as 4 had ,laW. He drought officials at
Washineiton had reached the same
conclusion. .fETen Roosevelt con-
ceted the act was pernictous one II
carried out to the Letter. :. p lle declared.
The StanlhIrd on stock felt the IN:
rluence OF Saturpy's decision. At
the oenfng today 1t Stunned forty
points FROM SaIturday's close. Tte
opening quotadon was $50. The pres
sure continued throughout the morn
ing, reaching GAS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
HYPNOTISM by
LONG DIS TANCE
TEST MADE FROM MoRGANToWN
TO ROCHESTER, PA LAST
SATURDAY NIGHT.

Now comes hypnutism- by long dis
tance telephone.
A few days ago hypnotist named
Duncan announced that he would tele-
phone a spell from Morgantown. W.
va, into a subject In Rochester, Pa.
The test was made Saturday night
over the lines Of tine Pittsburg and
AIlegheny Telephone Company, and 1t
has been declared successful.
II. E, Webb, superintendent OF the
toll lines of the P. e A., with head
quarters at Morgantown.5 sent men. out
to Investigate and their report shows
that the shypnotist made good. The
subject at Rochester was taken into q
store window in which there was q
telephone, and the professor" got
busy at Mbrgantown. In a short time
1t is asserted. the subject became
drowsy and then fell asleep, being
placed in bed in the show window Of
the store After the subject had slept
for n day, the hypnotist is said to have
awake ened him by talking over tht
long distance telephone line from Nor
rantOWn. M ,.t. .J iIast =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
Civil Docket
WILL CLAIM THE ATTENTION OF
THE CIRCUIT COURT THIS
WEEK.

The Circuit Court to-day took up
the civil docket. There Is one INore
criminal case to be heard, the case
of the state vs.. Moses Shtck for ston-
ing a street car which is now at the
foot of the docket.
,rhe case OF the Home Gas Conf
pany VS.. the Manning'ton Cooperative
Window Glass Company. The amount
in controversy is $4,000. The pladn-
.tlff is represented by ATTORNEYS Riley
AMI Jan1tlaIl. of wheeling, and b. l..
sBnteher. of this city. The defendant
Is r.presc1rtel by John w. Davis, OF
CIarEsburg, George NJ. Alexander
J0hn l.. Lehman and r. ]. Abbatfcehto
of this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
NURSES WANT
TO Be FORGIVEN
SIX or THE EIGHT "sTRlkERs'
MAKE ATsEsSATtoN FOR
REINSTATEMENT.

six OF the eight nurses who lett the
City Hospital few days ago claim
iniE to be greatly dissatisfied wttl
every one connected with the manage
menf Of THE Institution have made
written applications to, the mamlge-
nlent for readmittanre to the hospital.
These, however, villa not be granted
by che management who claim that It
woulIF establish a precedent Danger
Jus to the government OF the inStitn-
tion. It ilas been stated that Vie dis
satisfaction lay with the manager but
this the nurses claim Is false as the
fault was charged to every tndMdlai
connected with tine institution The
work OF the institution is running
along as usuai now.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
HUNDREDS AT
FUNERAL OF
]. E SANDS
The Floral Tributes J! !! !.
Were Many aid
Beautiful

On Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock Impressive G1neral EeFEfees
were held over the remains OF Afr.
Joseph E. Sands. whose death occur.
red on Friday. At noon tine reGRRins
were conveyed rem the Min street
residence to Christ p. E. Gnnrch
where they lay in state until the hour
SET for the service.
The casket in which the remains
rested was completely s1lrvunded by
beautiful HoFaI tEDRtes. which bore
a silent testimony to tho esteem In
whiSh the deceased was. held by his
friends and associates. MANY Of the
tributes were from local banks, and
many dlIne as parting gifts from per
sonal friends. n .-sf
BY the time the hour fcr tie ser
vice had arrived the church Mas
throneed and mssny we're unable to
gain abundance. but remained out
side during the entire service.
Rev. A. H. BeaHdn, OF Christ Church,
ofhctated at the service and was. as
sisted by Rev. Jacob Birmingham, of
Wheeling, a. close friend OF the de-
cd:sed- The church choir rendered
several selections. Simplicity marked
the service throughout which was In
accordance with the idea often voiced
by the deceased While loyfIl mem
ber of several lodges yet 1t had been
his idea that llfs ci1t1tcn might lead
when THE laat sad rites were said
over his body. 80.
At the conclusion OF the services
at the church the remains were tax
en- to Woodl wn Cemetery where
they were laid tc rest
Among the honorary Fall hearers
were Governor A. B. Fleming, Judge
III. w. Mason, Messrs. y. M. Hartley,
w. e. Watson, B. d. FlemnEG s. Il.
ENVatsoh, j. 9. Hayden, O. s. McA1n-
lney. S. r. Nuzum, George DeBoh. w.
s. Hayrncnd, DR.. ]. H. Browndeld
of Fsfrmont: Prof. A. w. Lorenz and
fC. B. Dflle. of MorgantoEn; ~
Koen, of Mannington; Captal1 lsaas
Seamans, Undoutown, Pa; -
wells. Gbyer's Gaps %: y PHLnin,
Wiiham Morgan, b. W. Cnadsapc.k,
Grafton; Jonn w. Davis, Glsl;AslgII'
Ir. Jonn l.. Dtckey. Howard HazlsIt
:Iohn Waterhouse. William H. Frank
William Fllingham, w. B. irwin. Aiel,
lael Gallagher, ID. H. Wagner, Wheel
ing. ~
The tctiFe pail bearers were: M
L. Hutchinson, J. A. C1afk, J.. A Van
ldIaryort, C. L. Shaver, Walton Miller
8. r. H4te, C. w. Robinson and j. u
Among The out of town people here
fur the services not including THE PAL
hearers were, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
sands and son. John Sands. Mr. .. and
Mrs. Harry Sands, Mrs. Mary 4Nr
iier of wheeling, the latter being 9
y5ster of the deceased; Rev. JacoE
BIitttnEhEn, of Wheeling; MI ans
Mrs. o. ]. Sands, OF Richmond, H9s; ;
Mrs. Sprigg Sands, of Baltimore, Nd
Mr.. Charles G. Eyster, OF Iona, MICH: 1
lC. A. Miller, of Terra Alta; w; e. ma e
lple, OF Farnlington; Arthur y
fSchmedt, Fred ]. Fox, Edwarh Key
ssr. Gus de- Vries. Harry stewart. "a
Thompson, of Wheeling; z. b. Tenn
Neman, of CIarksbilrgi Ia@soi
starcher, w. A. Beavers, Dr.. Grant
mrs. Pat Judge, Chiffon; Thos Sea
mans, Unlontown, Pa; Charles PM
lips, James Phillips, Dr. y. III i Depen
I.larfer, p. H Pttzer. Guy s. Furbee
III. r beatty, Miss Harriet Beatty. o
liMannlngton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
PROGRAMME FoR THANksoiviNe

AZ Meadowdale Church, Thursday,
November IS, 10 A. M. !.
T Mustc-Iacdb Hills Martial Band.
sonp-All HtM the Power.
Prayer-W. M. Hawkins.
So1o-Miss Harris.
Rscitatfon-afiss Grace Hill.
Nauouag Proclamation = T. N
SwiBher.
Racitation-Miss Hattie Hawkins.
proclamation, "State"-Hugh Mere
't1Bi Reciisttm-Miss Hill. 'Tn wes'
Virginia"
Address-Rev. Arthur Merrells.
Offering.
Song.
Benedicticn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
KNAPP RESIGNS.
caspain Of Company n, W. Va. N. c.
Gives Up Place

Captain u. 8. Knapp has resigned
as cari.ain of Company H, West yT'
rinta National Guards. His reassha-
ton is passing tbeough chaanels and
there ds no doubt that it Will be &C
1epted.
First Lleutel11ut Charles Neptune
will have Charge of the company and
Will be promoted to captain. Second
Lieutenant Michael will be promoted
to first lieutenant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
1IEO RlzzO is
HE|gI'lR| | !! / ] :! I'lR|O|GUTED {
.confcssed Murderer OF Infusino Chill,
drsif Paid PsnaItH OF His Crime
lt AlbufT sriscn.
( HAD II LuREb CHILDREN
TO A SEEIupED SPOT
fBy United Press. ]

AIIBEJRN, NJ e, Nov. 22-Theo'
3 sHixx0s confessed slayer OF Theresa
+ sFFd6dfii and freddie Infustno, two
chaidrli1 OF UtcaI N. r., wits electro,
cut tedl hi the prisot1. this morning. He
was ofiiHalfy pronoafnced dead at 6:15
!RiEs3 5sas tried. convicted and exc.
ctstd q within eIglit weeks. He iured
;the children TO a secluded spot and
attackefi them. To prevent betrayal
( ne shot each. Fannie Infusino sur
5vfEed iiISr INJURIES
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
AcUsED GIRL MISSING
Hattie Leblanc Charged by Dying
Man With Shooting Him.

WALTHAM, Mass. Nov. 22.-No
trace has been found OF Hattie. LIE
Blanc, the 16-year-old girl for whom
the police have, been, searching since
the death by shooting OF Clarence r
Clover president Of the WaltnaH
Laundry Company. Just before ms
death Glover ACCUSED the girl OF nav
ing shot him. The, Charles river was
dragged by the police In the beief
mat the girl may have Committed sui
eide. Miss Leblanc had been employ
ed In the Glover family as a domestic
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
- lohn,on Got a FaII.

mr.. al. n. Johnson returned from
lahIladshInta yesterday morning where
he had been taking special instruc.
tIon IN treatment for the eyes. When
he stepped from Lrair No. Z he fell
3,1nd broke the radius of his lett arm
lie IS In hds otficc to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
Mr. Gibson al City Hospital.

II Mfs. !sarah Gthzdn. of Tunnelton,
sswas abt,otISfit TO tlifS city to-day on II
and 0iaren To- the City Hospital for
Y sItIrzicsI operahon which will be per
formed either this evening or tomor-
.rbw. Mrs. Gibson fell some time ago
ifjurttt her head and side and her
90 e{ss.iSsli litlUn is regarded as critical.
sglssrSt Buyets vent to Grafton today
ana met the ipat = IS;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
"a. o. u. w.

There will be a SPECIAL meeting OF
Fa[riont Lodge Mo. IL, "a. o.. y. W..
ait tneir hall tohtEdt. The lodge Will
lie visited by some OF the Grand
Lodge Officers. Every members should
4sndieavor to come out
sSy..;iSss3 ]. III. KINKEAD, Recorder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
u. S. GuIlboat
ARRIVES IN NICARAGUA AND
EVERYTHING IS sQulET AT
coRlNTo.
INV United Press.)

wAsHINGToN, Nov. 22.-The U. s
vupboat Vlcksburg arrived at Corinto,
Nicaragua, according to- dispatch 10
the Navy Department; today: No dis,
are reported The Vtcks'
burg is believed to be ample protec'
ton to the Americans, It carries six
six.inch rifles and; eign smaller guns,
There are enough blue Jackets aboard
to make landing party:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22

Represents Marion County at State
Meetiny. q
! DIR. Phoebe Moore, OF Manning gton,
will represent Mi:Tion county at tine
State meeting OF the And!Tlberculo-
SIS League which convenes tomorrow
IN PaTkersburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
|Recuers Report More
Voices Heard To-day
Dr. Cooks Report
WILL BE STARTED FOR coPEN.
HAGEN UNDER GUARD ON
THANKSGIVING DAY.
f.asa1d rAliun fal-

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-ThanksgiY v
ing dhy tine report of Dr.. Cook to the
ITiIjyeT ssty of Copenhagen w:ll be tax
en- aboard the liner, United States,
under a strong guard. 1t viii be lock
cd In the strong box OF the steamer.
HIS secretary will go on the steamer
TO guard the report II contains oo.-
GOO words.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22

Schedule for the week beginning
Nov. 2a-Black Diamonds VS.. oper'
Nov. 2a-Butchers VS.. Rubin Bros
&c Lfpson. sp ar
Nov. 2I-Teddy Bears vs.. Juniors.
Nov. 25-B. & o. vs.. Coal Company
Nov. 2G-American Laundry VS.. Pro-
fessIonals. s.-ai
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22

Miss Trelma and Chester Reed
children OF Tot Reed, of VOLTS SUM-
init. arrived shers Saturday evening
to spend the WRITER with their grand,
parents, EMr. and Mrs. 3. j. Reed;
They win ATTEND school lMr. Reed
aocnmpan6ed tfsenf here and7remained
over Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22

Mrs. Anna Vockrodt tauL mother
AIRS, Lfnnie Hall. who have been
guests OF MT. and Mrs. f. P. Hall, on
Fifth street, for several weeks, re
turned to-day TO their home at Pitts
burg. tg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
" if and Child
OF ENGINEER WE'RE BEING, GAR
RIEp OUT DEAD AS HE
REACHED HOME TO-DAY.
Inv united Press.l

ALLIANCE Ohio. Nov. 2t-Re-
turning home early this morning..
;Rollo Springer, a railroad engineer,
arrived just In time to see ftremen
carry the dsaGI bodies OF his wife, An
nie. and son. Earl, 5, from the burn
Ing home. Tns family lived In me
slrreckler block which was destroyed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22

second Ward Wins.
Second ward school defeated Flttn
ward sGhpol at South Side Park S9t-
urTIhy afternoon. The score WAS ~
to Q. The league cnaunpto ptonship went
tn t,he First ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
Taken TO Weston.

ITopl,cr RYan, the naN from
Mollndsnllie that WIS caught by the
officers while fleeing from Imaginary
uuTsuers, was taken TO the asylum
TOR the insine at Weston this after,
noon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22

Mr.. OIL Nay and daughter. Miss
Gladys, of Shinnston. spent Sunday
with the family OF Mr.. Charles Nay, ct
Sixth street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
rHilp ExPEcTED.
fBygIInlted Press

b THE HAGUE, Nov. 22.-lt was for
ma Jsmnoupced to-day that Queen
WIRieinifra expects another ei1ld
early M 1910:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-22
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-15
Props
Will Open Season For Fair
mont Normal Team Next
Wednesday.

Manager Boyd Reed. of the Fair
mont Normal school baseball team,
is making preparations for the open
ing of the baseball season and ex-
poets to play the frst game next
Wednesday at South Side Park,
Fairmont, when he will have the w.
" U. Props there for the opening
game. April 90, Manager Reed ex-
poets to have the West Virginia
Business College team OF clarksbarg
there, while the first trip abroad
for the Normal men will De when
they so 70 EBuckhannon to play wes-
leyan there May 1. May IL or May
10, Wesleyan will be in Fairmont for
a return game. Wesleyan plays at
West Virginia University May IL
and will either play f. s. n. S. the
day before or the day after this
game.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-15
Umpire
Now Promoting a Six-Club
League in Armstrong
County Pa.

"Pud" Carr, who served as nm
umpire the first year of the p. o. NJ.
is living in Kittannlng and is pro-
noting the Armstrong County
league in Pennsylvania. He has ,besc
Manorville. Kittannning, Ford civ.
two teams, Nealeton and wickboro,
making a six club league. Edward
shaffer has been appointed chief o.
umpires by President Carr and the
following named VIII act as assist
ants: James Henry, KittannInr.
Charles French, Of wfekboro.
speeder Campbell. of Ford CITY. 81
Young, OF Manorville and Charles
Mccullum. OF aroundsville.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-15
Myers
Is Signed For the Councils
vile Outfit BY Manager
Sweeney.

Harry Myers, butter know in base
ball parlunce as Dutch" Myers, has
been signed by Manager Sweeney, Of
the connellsville baseball team. He
Is at home on second or short and
is also something of twarle..
Myers was recommended to Sweeney
by Attorney George Travis. Of East
Liverpool. o., who has started some
OF the leading baseball men of the
country. Travis speaks highly or
him, and what the Buckeye lawyer
says goes with many a baseball
manager. Myers played with tho
East Liverpool team the first year o,
the P. 0. NJ. league. He has since
been playing independent BAH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-15

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