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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-11
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All effort; was mnde in some OF the
wards last night to put the words Tor
slicense"i or against license on the
ticket Jill the coming city election anil
then by, resolution bind the canal-
4 dates to abide by the vote Of the peo-
ssple on the question. That is only
4 ion anu if3imrried ont in good faith
lSsiii SallSthe wards would mitigate the
8b!tter6 personal fight whica is always
made when Issues and not men are
i s1p,talrlsatnn.,tonnt. TO put the matter OF Sc
lecting councilmen on the wet" and
8ss..dry,' basis solely, everything else Is
lost sight Of the business q"alifica'
lions and general standing Of the can
\ dldatei scarcely being given thought.
s8Phrtys lines, also. practically vanish
Sand the candidates are elected or de-
4 feated las the majority Of the voters
u lstand Tor ! or, against fwhisKey.s, IL 10
much more satisfactory and produce
live OF better feeling all around to re-
slIeye the candidates Of the NECESSITY
3Bofs splitting the party. vote by agree
sing lin convention to stand by what
$theIpeople vote for. People who want
fSto be- on the square and avoid party
disruption and many attendant evils
fought to see that II Is far better to
make StkeS For license and against
license the Issue to be settled In the
cltylbyn iyotei titne people and then
( thes candidates agree to abide by what
II the people say This Is the only real
method 81 settling the liquor qucs'
tlons and avoid the destruction Of par.
4 ty5 organizations In city. county or
State and the sooner the Republicans
come To! a realization Of that fact the
Z bettersit Will be for the. country and
the party.
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DEPENDS,

The Parkersbnrg State Journal asks
SftheS Wheeling Intelligencer I'm inter-
esttng90uestion after quoting from It,
\ asS follows:S
sS.teThe'S q Fairmont West yirglnlan
\: thinks that a production tax on oil
\ and gas lis ali right. but that pro-
Sductionf tax on coal would be wicked
determination Local conditions Of
course have nothing to do with The
1tyEcstS Virginians logic.
When ,vsstsHlrgInsa grows II public
SSIrlanS bis enough and brave enough to
make ntcanlpaign for the governor.
ship on efisstlef Of d production tax
\ ona coal oil and gas, We will SEQ n
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sDELiVERiNG THE GOODS.

u The Huntington Hemld-DlsIatch Is
out SinS SAM editorial calling on the
Republican party to keep Its plat
form pledges. In thlss connection
10 siys: sSi 4 So 4
Some aott the newspapers In the
/ State have raised the argument that
THE; representatives Of the people IN
the q legislature should not consider
themselves bound In any way to sup
i port the pledges OF the party in con-
8venHon assembled, and made In good
lfaith,Staat II a body Of men should
see lit 10 take upon themselves the
of obligatIng the par
stysftS would be- unreasonable to ex'
peel other representatives OF the
!. people to assume that obligation.
ID convention. composed OF dele
i gates thereto appointed By the mass
! ofs the people, mas no right or oblIsa'
Stion ito represent the people then
where, S;and when. and why, Is rep
#rese1tation?S The HeraM.Dlspatc.'
that the pledges OF the Re-
splbhu,nSparty made at Charleston
last Summer should be carried ont
10 the letter Two years ago The
Herald expressed the conviction That
the qnestion OF no license or proni'
@bltion should be submitted to a vote
ofs the people, and up to. the present
time. no sufficient reason has been
advanced to cause n reconsideration
soi Its views.
leehib 4gaklgi5S.~ - -
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North and South alike awaited tha the n
outcome of that three-lay struggle lny:
the summer heat that ten,lsts the me-
vasiun Of Pennsylvania and marked h
the turning point Of southern strength
Scarcely less historical than the bat "
tic itself wps the speech Of Lincoln rlsSSs
made In sanctflcation Of the Gbray.et'st
dead who fell and were buried on the NJ
field. 'i' N Il, III. n
Edward Everett was the orr tor t'1sl3 4
the day ut those ceremonies; klncoln!SS
was therr simply as President. s The
! flowing periods Of the prepared ora; 4.
ton Of Mr.. Everett were proclaimed 4
as magnificent on that day. while the
simply -phrased address Of Lincoln
passed almost unnoticed.5 Its I'M pireaI A
eloquence did not reach the audience.
In full measure when 1t was delivered II
but now, after nearly five decades theS'
English language contains notaing33
better known that L!ncoln's 4 speech
concluding with the phrase. That Oh
government Of the people, for the peo-i
pie, and by the people shall not per-
ish from the eartn..'' N
The proposed Lincoln highway
would make easy OF access one Of EtaerS
most historical spots In the United
States, which is now most difficult to-
get to. The supporters contend that
Gettysburg by reason Of its inaccesS
siblcncss does not lend itself z to Sthe
infusion Of patriotic sentiments to the
degree that its historical value var
rants. s Z sssS
Another suggestion. IN fact. botn Of
the other two prominent sugg estion
for a memorial to Lincoln ut the Capt.;
tot are included within other plans torSs
the general Identification Of the city
One Is the development Of land along 4
the Potomac and Z below $the8 monusSE
meut, by suitable CONNIE noratioa teS
Lincoln. ts XII
The other Is embodied In asblll, --sS
PRODUCED by Representative Cali D.
approprlatfng 100000 for the p1r--3S
chuco ~ tho Land haf,yoe ~ IN 20 !, ~ f
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TO ATTACH SALARIES aa
@ OF MARRIED MEN

CHARLESTON. Feb. II. - Messrs
Driehorst. Strobel and Vieweg. OF the
Wheeling Grpcers' Association. appear:
ell before the house judiciary commit
tee last night and arglle,l In favor Of
4 bill providing for the attachment OF Il
married mans salary to the amount
Of 90 per cent. The committee will
report It favornbly. 0-.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-11

The kings power s'lspends and re-
vokes at will every member Of the tri-
bunal and the very moment royal all
thorIty would disappear, the tribunal
would accompany It," E3
Ny contention that the Catholic
church Is not to be neld responsible
for the Spanish lnquIsition Is sllfl!cI-
entity proved. Yet besides the constant
struggles of thefpopes against that In.
stItution, we have another fact we'll es.
tabllshed In history. It Is the constant
efforts OF the same Popes to remedy
Its evils. They insisted upon their
supreme right TO receive all appeals
from that tribunal and In all appeals
brought to Rome the sentence of the
Spanish Inquisition was almost uni
formly Quashe,l. AS to the refugees
and eyIlei victims. they were always
sure to be kindly received by the
popes. The Moslems naturally prefer.
red to return to Africa among their
own people. but the Jews aocked to
Rome. One Of their historians, tTtahl!!
Drch, openly proclaimsS IT. Abiding
| 10 thesProtestant Historian. JACQUES
Basnage. Draclt sayssin his Harmon
10" Il. 236): THE force Of truth, no
doubt. impels Basnage to exalt the
constant humanity Of the Popes TO.
wards the jews. who not seldom re-
paid them with ingratfmde." H"re
are a few OF the admissions OF las.
mage Hist. des Juifs, vol. TX. I'd part.
CHIP. 31): Instead OF mlstreat'ng
them 1.-THE Jews) Alexander V! receiv.
ed them with great charity. Driven
from Spain by Ferdinand the Catholic.
everywhere fugitive. they knew not
where to rest the sole Of their feet,
Those who reached Rome were badly
received; by their harsh and barbarotis
brethren: they would have been al.
lowed to starve, had not Alexander
VI. come to their rescue Although
a Spanlarl by birth. this Pope and
.
chief OF the church. having been In.
formed that the old Jewish settlers OF
Rome were leaving the exiled In dcsti.
tuition. threatened to drive them from
the city II they did not mend their
ways and II they refused to help their
unfortunate brothers In establishing
themselves in the Roman State"
It Is unnecessary to bring other an
thoritles to establish fact that no ore
has dared to reject. After this long
aisqulsition, It Is superauous to dis
cuss with Draper. the number Of the
victims OF that royal tribunal called
the Spanish Inqulsitlon. However
great may have been Its severity for
even cruelty the Catholic church can.
not be held responsible for 1t. Yet. as
| have entered my denial against Dra'
per's figures, I stand ready. at any
time, to prove by Llorente's own nd.
missions. that this historian (?) when
Draper has so bllndly followed. can.
not be trusted In his statement as to
the number OF the victims OF that span
lsh 1nquisltlon.
Respectfully,
A.. BoUTLou.
.s.- Rector st. PetAr's.
Fairmont, ". Va. Feb. 10th. 1909
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AN EXPLANATION.

ueSllC " GUY VII oHEH tliIa nv
per to the Republicans OF the
Fourth ward. those especially,
who were In attendance at the
ward convention. that the car'ls
having C. o. Henry's name print.
ed on them, and being distributed
after the candidates had been
put In nomination. were not In.
tended to take any advantage Of
the opposing candidates, but
merely for convenience In voting.
| can shy truthfully MS one pass.
ing the cards in the convention.
that I knew nothing whatev"r
about the cards before We assem-.
bled In convention. | verify be-
lieve had the cards been used
for the purpose for which they
were intended, that the result Of
the vote would not have hren n
vote different from what It was.
5.WsH. KELLEY. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-11

n ElES9s4 Ii ~
real polnla champion !. n
n It always depends on where, Won.
when OF what the Of I hooks, as 70
how we feel about nj. fsi3
ii Does not the \ Intelligeneer fee
that IL could truthflly; say thai
when West Virginia grows . public
man big enough and brave enough 70
make q campaign for the Governor
ship on the Issue Of prohibition, we
will see a real popular Champion
It wouldn't mention tais for the
world, though. would It?
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PEOPLES FORUM.
Father BoutIou Writes Once More.

Editor West Vlrginlan:
Dear Sir:-It Is decidedly useless
to try. to maintain an intelligent dis
cussion with Mr.. Mnsgrave. He
makes assertions: emphatically deny
them and demand proofs; my legiti
mate demand is not even considered
Mr. Ntusgraye is satisfied to unload
more Of his gall on that church. which
to him as to Voltaire. Is undoubtedly
"L'lnfane" and can be nothing else
I am now convinced that 1t never en-
tered my opponents mind that there
might be two sides to any question. In
fact he endows Voltaire, Draper & Co.
with an infallibility that We Catholics
never claimed for the Pope. AS he
himself does not accept without reser
walton the teachings OF Christianity.
doubt much that It would be Of any
earthly use to remind him Of the anti
quated precept, "Thon shalt not bear
false witness against thy neighbor."
Before offering an argument in re-
buttal. + had perfect right TO walt
for the proofs Of my opponents gratuit'
Gus assertions. Now that, in spite OF
my oft repeated demands. he mas
egregIonsly failed to produce those
long expected proofs. I beg to show
your intelligent readers. who have TAX
en- such interest In the contest. that
Catholics are not devoid Of arguments
against the enemies Of their church,
This is. I know. reversing the iegiti'
mate tactics of the defense; | do It.
however, for your readers sake. not
for my opponents. Mr.. Musgrave new
er entertained any doubt about his
position; therefore. he cannot be con-
WINGED. Should he ever delgn, how
ever, to bring forward one single proof
for one of his assertions, shall be
pleased to consider It: otherwise, |
shall in the future refrain from no
tlclng his gronndless lnvectlves.
With your kind permission I beg
therefore to take M before your read
ers that Spanish lnquisItlon which has
been so much harped upon by the enc.
mics OF the Catholic church. Your
readers will easily perceive that my
method OF historical discussion Is
somewhat different from that Of Mr..
Musgrave. I shall always endeavor
to produce uncontroverted facts and
when I quote an authority, | always
select It from the adverse camp: such
authority thus becomes lncontroverti.
Bile.
The Spanish InquIsitlon-Who Is Re.
sponsibe For Its cruelties7
For nearly eight centuries t7l7.l499)
Spain was, In whole or In nart. under
the cruel rule Of the Crescent. The
Spanlnrls every day heard their con-
uuerors call them christian Dogs
everyday as such they were treated;
their children, boys rs well as girls.
were frequently snatched from their
homes and became the prey OF the lust
OF the Invaders Of their country: pc.
riodical slaughters kept them In con.
slant fenr Of their tyrannical rulers
Such TO this very day Is the policy OF
Noslem rulers to enforce their iron
grasp over the conquered Christian
rnces. The frequent massacres OF
Am,enIans and Maronites In the last
half century hear witness to this state.
mcnt. Other nations and rnees had
yielded md accepted the Coran: taose
at once became the 0erccst
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-11

The Civil Service law was enacted
twenty-five years ago. It has With
stood the attacks OF every Congress.
Its enemies do not hesitate to vote
against It on Il yea and nay vote. but
the roll call makes the mafraid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-11

The wireless telephone is coming
The voice has been clearly carried 4
distance OF sixty miles in stormy
weather. In France n wireless tele
phone service has been installed be
tween Paris and Marsellles. Il distance
Of six hundred miles. 4..
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Lincoln Day
CONTINUED from Page One.)

600, 600, yet It ls pointed out by Its
proposer. Representative LaFean, Of
PENNSYLVANIA. and It's many support
ers that Independence Hall in Phila'
delphla, where the declaration OF In
dependence WIS signed. Ia perhaps the
only, spot to when the American mind
turns With 80 much Of reverence as rs
Il does 10 the, battlefield OF Gettysburg,
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primary election


W. are authorized to announce A.
4 iii. Jone 5 3of the Second ward as can
didate forS the Office OF clerk Of the
city 81 FaLrmont, subject to the Re-
publican nominating convention.
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q - n .,T7lUIT
Anncuncement.

we are authorized to announce
Charles lloyd, of the First ward, as
a., asecaRdidate for nomination for the Of
4 iice Oil Clerk Of the City OF Fairmonst'
sSuhject to Republican convention or
primary election, =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-11

W. ARE authorized to announce b.
$B!S carskadon, OF the Second ward, us
III candidate for: the office Of clerk Of
4 The CITY Of Fairmont, subject to the
Republican nominating convention.
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NORTHWEST BRANoBES:
Butler & Field, Druggists. 3d and Indiana ave.
Commercial Bank Bldg. Postal Telegraph.
CriSvcIls Drug Store. 9TH and T >ts
Thos A. ppbyns 18th and Columbia road
Dupnnt Pharmacy. 10Th aud l. SIS
Emerson 6. w. 1lth st. and Park road.
teniirr's Drug Store. 1+th and Il Sts.
Goldcnberg's Bureau of Information.
IIerl>r's Drug Store. 18th and Pa. ave.
Hotzrlaw's Newsstand. 1I05-Pa. ave.
Interior Dept. Sth and L. Postal Telegraph.
S kanu Sons 4 Co. Information Bureau.
Kings Drug Store, 18th and J SIS;
W. H. Davis, Drug Store. 9th aud ).
National Hotel. Postal Telegraph.
Portmsn's Pharmacy. fith and Il. l. ave.
Ross Il Mundin. 10th and *.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
Store $50 9tb II. NV.
Union Station. Postal Telegraph.
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph.
Woodward Lothrop, Superintendent desk.
1920 Connecticut ave. Postal Telegraph.
Fred Il. Campbell, Drugs. 1903 Ca ave.
GEoRGETowN
o.Donnell,s Drug Store. aod and NJ SIS.
o'ponnell's Drug Store. sd and 7 SIS
pri,lc's Pharmacy. 2Sth and L sts
NORTHEAST;
Buffers Pharmacy. Attn and stanton pl- ne.
F. X. Richardson & Co. y. Cap. and T SIS
Kenealy's Pharmacy. y. Capitol and s;S.
&. l.. kra,se. 9th and sis.
Taylor & Lamb, 11th and +. Capitol SIS
Mooradin's Pharmacy. 18th aud II >ts. ne
Ieatmsn, ID. A, Pharmacy. Itb and III ne
SOUTHEAST:
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0'DonnPlFs Drug Store. I'd and Pa sc.
NJ. S. Fealy, Druggist, 1fth and Ia. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
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Eullivan's Drug Store. 9Th and II sts. s.w.
Charles S. Walter. 9o1 AZ s.. sw.
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1899 r NV. .20.50
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512 F NV. 3r. b. 1000
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k65 1862 i6th NV, ,lnr.:2eh
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S15. 1920 18th NV, Or. b
s55..171S 2lst nw.llr.b
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$40. :. I'M Orc av. l0r
ean. 1924 43d NV. i2r. 2h
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s+3. so. 3Ol9 18th NV. .lOr.b
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$50. 30. 1907 \ Capri. b
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500. 1913 9th nv. 6r. h
Sl9.40. .50T 14th Sc. .6r. h
$3.50. sos 10Th ne. 6r, h
80. 10 Hickman, 6r. b
S1I. POI I So. fr. r
Sl7..2l14 18th NV, 5r. b
s1f.5n. .61l Norton. 5r.h
Sl6.50. $40 Morton NV
Sill. 10. 1894 Kramer. 6r b
$3.50. .1415 Duncan. 7r. y
ST.. 30. 10G Saaton ne. Jr. b
COLORED.
$40. 80. .2O20 10Th NV. 12-
So. $40 = .w Or. Il
$50. 20. .1Sl0 4th NV. .Sr. h
$40 30. .l10i q NV. Sr
S26. 80. 1927 Champlain
So. 80. ...1914 \ II av
SI0.50.. .sI2 I'd Sc, fat
STORES.
$500. 1904 G NY
$3.50. 1882 G NV
$3.50. 1910 G NV
5000. 18th and G, new
S1h0. .la02 14th ivy
s11n.11i 1lth NV sto. .i2r
500. .iSJ Pa av NV
SEQ. ......7o2 11th NV
ST.. .f22-2i D NV
$50. .S24 9th NV. store
$50. ..... .Soo3 9th NV
$ia. 1928 l4th NV. new
S1A. III 11th NV
s4:.. ......1326 l4th NV
$40. ........ 1919 NJ NV
S:37 30. .643 ii ne. sto. Ar
So. -i1th and Park r.
s30.5n. ~ Fl NV
$40. 80. .906 Fl lie
$40. 1896 R NV. & Hr
s27 so. .o412 18th NV
S3. .32o2 11th NV
500. .3217 MtPleasant.sto
Si:T,. .739 11th Sc, store
S1I. .514 2lst NV
SO. 1898 3ith NV
OFFICES.
81 200. Nat Theater.3f
S125, .So1 14tf nw.od 4
S11. us 1Ith NV. Or
$50. .121I Pa av NV
SO. .70a 18th NV. I'd 4
SIS. .71s 1+-h NV. 2r
$40 20 lon 18th NJ ev
sos. 7a3 18th NV. 4th Il
$50. =. .la..S lith. new
SIS. Iii 9Th Ew. lr
$3.50 49,. COS r NV
SI2. .T0o 9th nw. nr
nenrs under Apartments
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Evening star., 1909-07-07

FOR RENT-UNFUgNISHED.
HOUSES.
1912 W St NV, iOr.. 2b furnace heat $40 80
14l5 r st NV rooms and bath 35 so
1892 n Can ST Or b. furnace. 30 80
SIC Sd st. NV, rooms and bath. 1880
FLATS
"The Essex" 1922 St NV. 5r and b. so 20
'.The Chelsea Cd and F. SITS. s.e., 5r.. b. 25 so
STORES
1904 G st. NV, large 3-story building.
with fine large store per year. .$3. 800
Ills st. NV, large storeroom. 800. 90
GASCH & BIRGE 1926 y. Y. ave. NV.
ie26-tf
Evening star., 1909-07-07
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

GENTLEMAN Eng IN SCIENTIFIC
work under government desires board for self
and wife during summer at Chevy Chase.
on Rockville road. Address Box Dos, Star office.
Evening star., 1909-07-07
LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

If not convenient to call at The
Star office. 11th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, leave your ad-
vertisements at any OF the fol-
lowing Branch Offices:
Evening star., 1909-07-07
FOR RENT-R0oMs.
FURNISHED.

719 I1TH Nw-NICELI FURNISHED SINGLE
and double rooms ID and Sd floors jy.-3t.
Evening star., 1909-07-07

CHEVY CHASE KENNELS ND; DOGS BOARD
ed summer % 4 winter: BEST CARE, good food
apply HoSPT. FOR ANIMALS. 2l15 l4th.