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Welded TO A CHINAMAN.
Charleston CIV. Va Girl BECOMES a
Bride in Baltimore.

An international marriage OF an IN
usual sort, in which the parties were Moy
You Cuen. aged sixty years, a wealthy
native OF the Celestial Empire, who is
in business in this city. and Miss Anna
NJ. Workman. Of Charleston, ". Va, was
celebrated yesterday in Baltimore
The ceremony was performed at the
First Reformed Church by the rector,
Rev. Joel +. ROssiter. The couple drove
in a cab, having already procured the
marriage license When questioned after
the wedding IS to when and how they
became engaged, they refused to answer
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
PLAN LONG CYCLE RACE.
WaIthour and Wills to Meet in six.
Hour Event.

Atlanta. Ga. Jan. ga bicycle track
with twelve laps TO the mile IS being built
here and cycle racing is to be revived.
The first event over the new track viii
be held on February between Bobby
Walthour. Of this city. and Albert Wills.
the English cyclist- The race probably
viii be a six-hour affair.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
yKashIagton ErnIarer sac.

Mexico City, jan "a dispatch from
Merida says that party of American
archaeologis,s, headed by Prof. Morieg.
OF Washington. d. c., have arrived at
that place from trip Of exploration 10
the ruins CT the ancient Maya Indian
cities Of Uxmal and Chihenitza, in the
territory OF Quintana Roo.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

Edward T. Kaiser. who is prominent in
the real estate business Of this city, and
who has been confined to his home. 5O7
NJ street northwest. was reported last
night as slightly improved. Yesterday
afternoon a consultation was held By
Dr.. o. N. Muncaster and DR.. E. c
Kelly.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
OPPOSE BUILDERS BILL.
Island Suburban Citizens

Rhode Island Suburban Citizens
Place Themselves on Record
The builders license bin, subject OF
much unfavorable comment IN the Dis
tTict. was officially disspproved az a
meeting Of the Rhode Island Avenue Cit
zens' Association last night
The meeting was called to discuss bust
ness matters OF interest 10 the associa-
ton alone, but the builders bill was
brought under discussion. and the asso-
citation went on record as opposed TO st.
Other matters discussed were not made
0ublic
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

Pazo Ointment IS guaranteed 20 cure
any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding, or
Protruding Piles IN to u days OF money
refunded SOC,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
HIGH TRIBUTE PAID
REV. ]. G. BUTLER
Memorial Congregation Ten
ders Pastor a Reception.
OPPOSING FACTION IS ABSENT

Members of Council Who would
Discontinue the Services of the
Venerable and Beloved Preacher
and their Friends Take No Part
in the Pleasing Exercises.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
CONGRESSMAN TELL
HOW IT HAPPENED
Chairman and Officers of the
Committee at Banquet.
SPEAKER CANNON IS GUEST

Results of Last Election Analysed
and Warning Sounded by Repre-
sentative - Cooperation COunSeled
by Speakers Among Members Of
Lower HOuse-Pratses CO-workers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-20
srAr-E OF WEST vIRGINIA, \

Er'F7E County OF Marion. To-wit: y
( Il. John F.. Phillips. clerk of the County
Court nf said county and State. do here
BY certify that the foregoing conf forms to
mn order made and entered by said cnun-
IS Court on the 1oth day OF August. 1909:
Given ,In'-cr my hand this 18th day OF
Am 1Anl
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ftETdcfiO11 ms
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BoWLERs AND REDWOOD TEAM
IN ri DOUBLE HEADER-sT.
@ LOUIS STARS MONDAY. &

Tomorrow Afternoon at South Side
Park the Bowlers OF this city. will
meet the strong Redwood team In
4 double header baseball gnme. Tie
Redwood team Is good one and has
only lost two games this season. These
games were lost to the Bowlers. The
Redwood team hopes to fortyfy their
record by taking both games to-mor-
row evening from the local lads. Man
ager Dresbacn will not sleep at his
POST but will have the strongest line
up OF the Bowlers team to pit against
tie visitors.
On Monday evening the Bowlers
will play the st. Louis Stars at South
Side Park. The Stars Is ladies'
team, that is said to be n good one.
Those who have seen ladies play the
great Enme will have an opportunity.
Those who have seen them play will
go again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-20
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
s,lE7 County Of Marion. Tn-w1ts F!i $
]. John +. Phillips. clerk Of th" County
Court or Eaih county and State. do here.
by certify that the foregoing Is Il .trtr
copy from, the records Of an order made
and entered by aniI Comfy Court on the
1911, day Of August. 1902 .s..--'-..l =.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
August 1909.
JOHN F. PHILLIPS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-20

af Tomorrow.
TAirmont ut Grafton.
Connellsrille mt Uniontpwn.
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1aii17e1L e1z,es
D 0 |: J. !! !, OF
GRAFToN'ss-s STAR FIRST BASE
" IMAM JOINS THE. AMERICAN
3; 4 LEAGUE TEAM 4 - . {. =.

!. Yesterdays Grafton Republican coz
Gained the following Interesting story:
Dellns C. Gamer. the great first
basemanr and premier player OF the
local baseball team. whose sale to the
Detroit champions. of the American
league was c0nsummated few weeks
ago will leave this city for his new
berth tonight On response to an urgent
telegram from President Navin. OF the
Tigers, who requested that Gamer re-
l'port to his team ut once rather than
latter September IL. as was originally
arranged. The local management, while
regretting to part with the popular
player whose services were never
more needed by the Grafton team than
now, felt that 1t would be an injustice
both to Gamer and to his many friends
to deprive him of the chance Of at
once getting into fast company. an,
the opportunity OF participating IN the
Worlds Championship series should
the etroit team again be successful IN
capturing the championship OF the
!American league.
Gunner leaves the city with the wish
cs OF every person who ever attended
n ball game Mt Fettcrman park. for MS
gentlemanly conduct both on and of
! the ball field. aside from his great
ability us player. won him the re-
gard OF all with whom he cnnlc in con-
tact. and he Is without doubt. one OF
the most popular players who ever
donncd n uniform in this city.
anRxskd shrd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Kin ':li' 8 !
70 e: Grafton 6 !: d
ENGINEERS GAVE FAiRMoNT FAv
lssS oRtTEi AN AWFUL DRUBBlNG
NJ YESTERDAY.

iss4 GRAFTON. Aug. 20.--Tt was q very
good gnme up to the sixtll-a regular
Pitchers battle with no advantage on
either side. But in Graftons half OF
the sixth King weakened and four sim
giles, two doubles and n triple were
mad q or his delivery. These hits with
d pass netted the locals six runs.
sEs Amer played Il star batting game
for tine locals. In four times Mt bat he
made four hits and scored four runs.
one hit being good for four bases.
5tl3s linn was also. strong on the hitting.
5ench Of his three binElcs being good
fer two bases.
There was no regular umpire and
two players, O'Malley and Bremen,
$dll the work. The score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-20
CHAMPS TAKE TWO GAMES.

CONNELLSVILLE. Aug. 20.-Union-
town won good game from the To-
Gals in the first OF double header taxi
ing the game . to o.. In the second
game the Champs won again shutting
ont the Cookers to 0. The Champs
thus take lead that will not be over
come In the remainder OF the season
and they will battle with Fairmont
for the Championship OF the season In
the past series games. Yesterdays re-
suits:
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Summary
lIome run-Caincr.
Three base hit-D. Rntcy.
Two base hits-Zinn 2. Elliott.
Sacrifice hit-SlaEle.
Stolen bases-ftothemc1. X. Ra1cy.
Gamer ..
Left on bnscs.Fairmont S; Grafton
Z.
Double Observation-Disclosures TO Roth
emcl: Hinton to Rotlcmcl to BrigGer.
First base on hallE-Df Ralcy 2: Off
King l.
Struck out-By Ra1cy 2: by kinGE2.
Umpircs-O Malley and Bremen.
Time 1850.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-20
Stand ding of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
New York ut Philadelphia.
st. Louis ut T,ittsbllrg.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago. Cincinnati-Not scheduled
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
ESTIMATE OF LEVY OF THE couN'
TY COURT OF MARION COUNTY.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
County Of Marion. Tn wit:

STATE OF "ESI tIRtilNlA.
County OF MnrlOns TD-WH:
At Il rrst:.zfr session Of the County
Court OF Marion, county. held on the 10th
day OF August. 1909: present. C. +. Moore.
president. and w. l.. cnrdray and Geo.
nj. l.il1cy. commissioners.
Tn accordance with section Q. chapter
q Of tho Acts OF The Legislature Of 1908.
the court proceeded to make up M nStt-
mate or the amount necessary to be lev
led for. the current fiscal year. and doth
determine and estimate tho several
amounts to be ns fnllnws
Ne Estimate.
l.. Tho amount due. md the amount
thnt will become due and collHctihlr from
every source. except from tile levy or
taxes To be made for the current fiscal
yeHr: ~
b RclcmptlDna frstImnte d) -. 10000
q Jury fees -tcstEmntcd).. $500
Il Court House rent. 1.500.On
.sr.t- s1g.o47. OF
e. The debts and demands owed by The
county n4 whole:
Il Outstanding orders including
Interest ::.,.c.: Sdn ~
G Salaries OF county niiicors.... 100000
Il Witnessc certificates anu
jurors -..........-..-. h,uuu.uu
c For the poor, including In a., ~
lirmnry expense ...-....... S.0n1.00
r jail expenses ........... Ed. 10000
II Stntn institutions ~ 1000, m
il bridges 15.n00.n0
Supplies for county officers. 1.aOn.n0
/ Commissioners County Court LOO 90
k miscellaneous ....... 100000
/ Discounts aid commissioners. 100000
<114.7 10000
il appearing 10 the court that the total
valuation of MI taxable property. In this
county. according to the last HSHcEsment
thereof. III *I5.207 .Il".75 being real estate
to the value OF s3o.Gos. 10000: personal
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Ifrnnarty Ia the vsline oil i s1pDIS $4,000,
and raj lrpad and other prppcTt III fssed
by tfiea Ennrii Fnf fflblicI Works 10 the
value sof s14. 5ps. 19e. 40. Ms certified 10 this
court by the assessor. and ft4nppenrinE
from tfie5 foreEpfng estinnt es thnt IL Is
necessary 10 Br7i fses by levy. after deduct.
Ing all 81 u 90. 90 for county purs
poses. therefore IT Ii fernlincl that n levy.
on each one hundred dollars valna tipn of
one cents C. c1 outside of the COR
porn 10 limits of the City OF Fairmont and
twenty cents te1cl Within tho corporate
limits OF said city for county purposes
Will be necessary to produce the esti-
mated amounts as aforesaid for the etlsti-
ing fiscal year. jas ~ ~
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LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston G: Now York I.
Boston l.: Now York g
Chicago o: Detroit l.
Philadelphia 2: Cleveland !.
Westinghouse. Louis-Not ,Sche.luF-
3D.,
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Stan ding of the Clubs.

To-day's Games.
Grafton ut Fnirmont-I.adies' Day.
ITniontown mt Connellsvllle.
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w. VA.-PA. LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
UniOntOWn 2: CcnnellSville O.
uniont0wn G: Connellsvillc O.
Fairm0nt 2; Grafton 10.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
: st. Louis 3: pittShlrg s.
New York G: Philadelphia 4.
New York 0: Philadelphia l.
Brooklyn 1: Boston 5.
Brooklyn 0: Boston J.
ChicagnClncilt nntl-Not scheduled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-20
JOHN r. PHILLIPS
Clerk County Court.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
..F 4, .-111, 1yyIf

.ET County OF Marion l0"Wlt. .-.=is'r- ~
At n regular session Of the County
Court OF Marion county. held mt the court
house thereof. on the 10th day Of August:
1909: present. c. z. Moore. president OF
said court. and W. T.. cortlrny md Geo.
NJ. LIlley. commissioners.
Tho court hnvInE nsccrtntncd TINT on
the first dnv of January. 1905. there was
nm outstanding Indebtedness against the
county fund Of said county amounting 70
s153 G4i.g1. and interest thereon amount
Ing to sn:ooo.oo.. ns shown blythe state.
mcnt OF tho clerk OF the County Court OF
said county after carefully auditing the
same rs provided by law. md It upncnr.
Ing that slGa.G45.91 of said Indebtedness
and interest has not heretofore b"en pro.
vfdc1 for by levy. the court desiring to
linuidntc the sa're. us provided by Soc
ti0n s. chapter o. Of the Acts OF the Lcgr--
lnture OF 1908. providing for tho rnyfncnt
Of outstanding indebtedness REPRESENTED
by outstanding county orders. together
with the accrued interest thereon. II II
therefore ordered TINT five cents thc) be.
and the same Ia hereby levied on each
one hundred doffars Of tho valuation OF
nil property taxable In snid county. nc.
cnr1fng to the last assessment thereof.
for tho purpose. OF applying Enlnc toward
the payment of said outstanding indcbt-
cdness and the accrued Interest thereon
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, o -
u OUTSTANDING pfHeFH - ~ y y faH+lu5
10 open md repair roa DIS \. - .Tf7-7s95
c Commissions. cxpncra lions u VI 4.sft
and IelIn1uencies ]. /. 2. Eisel CSC. IL

anu AellilauctlEies SPap.N4
y The aggreEa to Fa!nrI of & The ~ xnbief
property In the respective dlatrlctsR nf tho
county. according 10 the Last Sassessrnenti
thereof. is M follows: " & VI
Fairmnnt District. u, ,5sh.l W. ;eaI
Union District. ..... d. ., tlH6, 3D.. IL
Winfield District. -. S,5aT.SG
Huntington District. .-.... 10. 00G. 5a1 .lsa
Fnwraw District. -. ~. 4. 1896. 20
Lincoln District. $3.50. 10, 90. T32.Sf
The amount necessary to he raised By
levy IN each of the respective distrlrta ~
ny follows: fs
Fnlrmont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So 50, ht5. Id:
Union District: G5.aat
Winfield District. 80. ). Il, Il. 74a.h
Grant District. d. .. SLY! o.
Warrington Observation-Disclosures 10. QDGt III
rawpnw District !, sta.s9s
The rate of levy OIL each one hundred
dollars valuation anccessa ryt To raise the
aforesaid amount md thesrlteS hich thn8
court proposes 10 lays In 9eHrh apf the re-
EnrctTve districts liz .AH7 follows: W.
Fnirmnnt D!strlct.......s.-....- 81 Q cents
Union District II. !. i. 10 cents
Winfield District. ......... u 5centa9
Grant District. IA. /. ~ D cents
Huntington District. -. Il. II cents
PnwpnW District. ..........-.-. ..T-10 centa
STATE Or WEST v1RGiNIA. "a IS
Ef County OF aidrfpn. To.wtt i Is e
5%h4 rnil'es s'srls o5 tns so'
hereby certify thnt tho forcgolnE com
forms TO IN order mnde n nd entered by
said County Court on the 10Th day Of
JOHN F. PHILLIPHtss
aClarlsS County Court MI
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
JAMAICA DAMAGE
NOT YET ESTIMATED

Kingston, Jamaica. Nov 1i.-After
torrential rains lasting many days
normal weather conditions prevail but
1t Is di6lcult 10 ascertain the extent
of damage done by one of the worst
storms In Jamalca's history Practi
cally all telegraph lines are down.
and railroads have been badly washed
out
While the entire eastern portion OF
the island was swept b. winds and
rains. no earth shocks occurred, and
damage 10 crops and property resulted
largely from floods. Reports from
st. Mary an important banana center.
state that. within radius of ten miles
Of Port Maria, banana fields were en-
tirely laid waste The town OF An
netto BAY for n time was three feet
under water Grave fears were enter
tained for several days regarding the
safety of inhabitants of that section
but the floods are now Subsidine So
far as can be learned no lives were
lost
The cables TO Colon and Bermuda
are still out OF commission. and at
tempts made by the coastal steamer
Arna to carry cable dispatches 10
Holland Bay on Wednesday night
failed Heavy gales compelling the
vessel to return. The Arna started
yesterday on another attempt II is
not known here whether the cable TO
Santiago is intact.
Kingston did not suffer 10 any great
extent from the hurricane which de-
veloped one hundred miles TO the west.
ward and which had lost much OF its
fury by the time IL reached here
The northern side of the island suf-
fered severely. and engineers estimate
that 1t Will be ten DAYS before railroad
communication Is re-established
Sources OF the Kingston water supply
are cut on and military authorities
are assisting the local engineering
STAFF in the construction OF temporary
conduits,
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MANY WERE LOST
IN STEAMER WRECK

Singapore, Nov, 14-Thc mail steam.
er La Sync of the Messageries Mari.
times Service. running between Java
and Singapore, and on her way to this
port, collided early this morning with
the steamer Onda of the Britlsh-lndia
line and sank two minutes later
Several European passengers, In
cluding Baron and Baroness Beniczh.
the captain of La Syne, five Euro,
pean officers and lightweight others
comprising native passengers and
members of the crew. were drowned
The rescue Of siXty-one persons, prac-
tlcalIy from the jaws of shoals OF
sharks, formed a thrilling incident of
the wreck The accident occurred in
thick haze at o'clock In the morn
ing. The vessels were steaming at
good speed an La Sayne was cut al
most in half. There was no time for
panic nor for any attempt on the part
of officers TO get out the boats. a
majority of those on board were
caught i'm their bcrths and carried
down with the vessel.
The force OF the collision brought the
Onda almost TO dead stop. Engines
were at once slowed. and boats were
lowered. The rescue work proved
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
IRON AND STEEL
REVIE WOE WEEK

New York, Nov. 1i-Although there
has been an absence of any large
transactions in foundry iron during
the week, there has been a fair run
Of small orders averaging from five
10 six thousand tons day. Towards
tho close OF the week some large
inquiries were developed. not only for
shipment up to next April in lots of
10000 tons, but for even larger ton.
nage5 for shipment over the rest OF
the year
An easier tone has been evident
in foundry grades and some conces-
sions have been made especially in
the offerings of speculative lots Of
southern metal. The only sole of i'm
portance Of steel making iron was one
of 10000 tons of Bessemer in the
PittsburG district but In the eastern
district several thousand tons OF basic
sold for early delivery at 10.
Unusual interest developed In for.
eign iron 1t is rumored that one
or two cargoes of Middlesboro will be
shipped and the market has been
otherwise unsettled by offerings Of
such iron for resale.
Eastern Pennsylvania furnaces have
placed contracts Tor 10000 tons OF
Spanish ore.
Great activity continues In most
branches of semi-flnlshed and fully
finished steel Sheets and tin plates
have taken first place in the new
buying. orders being enormous Wire
products have been close second
new business since the frat OF No
yember running al the rate OF 11,00a
tons per day with the American Steel
and Wire company.
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coroner. Dr Logan formerly a well
known player on the Georgetown
team; Ward Thoron. vice-president OF
the Washington Electric and Railway
company; VIM b. Hlbbs, John F.
Wilkes and Thomas c. Noyes.
In addition to the alleged indiffer-
ence of the police following the acci
dent. It is charged chat Andrew
Christian, brother of the dead man.
clad in a football suit, when endeayor
ing 10 accompany the patrol wagon In
which his brother had been laid. was
roughly mistreated by a policeman.
the latter striking him and showing
him on the rear steps.
The death of Christian has put an
end TO all football playing by George
town and Virginia this season. Today
President Joseph Himmen. of George.
town. sent the following dispatch TO
Dr. Aldermen, president OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia:
II regret exceedingly the sad mis-.
fortune that occurred here yesterday.
As an earnest of our sympathy we
have cancelled all football engage.
ments'
Condolences also were sent to the
university by athletic authorities OF
Georgetown
Virginia has also cancelled the re.
malning games OF her schedule and
disbanded her team 1t was said to-
day that the mother of the dead play
eT always was fearful regarding the
fate of her son, having had a Fremont.
tition that he would be injured
Though in Washington, she did not
go to yesterdays game. but immedi-
ately after It was over she telephoned
to the hospital to ascertain whether
her boy had been injured
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
ANUTHER VICTIM
OF FOOTBALL DIES

Washington, Nov 14.-Football ha,
claimed another victim today when
Archer Christian, Is years old. left
halfback of the University of Virginia
team, who was injured In the eamo
with Georgetown University yester.
day, died 1T Georgetown University
hospital this morning.
An autopsy disclosed that death was
due TO cerebral hemorrhage following
concussion.
The coroner has sworn jury OF
prominent citizens whose duty II will
be to suggest some notifications OF
the rougher features OF football and
10 look into the question Of alleged
police brutality and indifference fol
lowing the accident
Coroner Neavirs special jury ia
made up as follows
Dr. w. p. Carr. for years district
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
TRACK RECORDS LOWERED.

New York. Nov. 1i-All American
track record from ten and a half to
twenty miles were lowered today at
Celtic Park. in the twenty-mlle run.
the main event in the annual games
OF the Shamrock A. c. James Clark
OF the Xavier A. c. won in So 27 3-5.
against the old record Of 2.O7.11.
made by James Crowley of the Irish.
American A. C. last January.
The leader at ten and half miles
was Crowley, his time for that dis
tance being 50:O2. almost one minute
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15

WANT ADS BRING BIC RESULTS.
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Rickety
Nerves

The kind that ely to pieces
on the least irritation
Ever notice that people with
such nerves are usually coffee or
tea drinkers
It's the drug - caffeine = in
these beverages that causes the
trouble.
There's no drug Of any kind in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15

ed in The o |
pplies to /
ctly ccnnsc-I |
| or any nj
some pr
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positively h
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der to pmO'..|
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han a r. :,
repeal = 3.
nlust Be ~
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[Iuted. To-
|Dg her S N
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ONE ya'''
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15

on the stage and she Immediately
left for New York. When later on
the news reached Washington thar
Miss Guinan had accepted a position
as A chorus girl. society was stag
gcred
By sheer hard work, Miss Guinan
rapidly advanced. Her voice was OF
such remarkable quality. her beauty
so pronounced, and her magnetic
power so strong. that she rapidly
came to the front Before the sea
son was over the name OF Texas Cur
nan frequently found its way into
print
Two years ago when Charles B.
Dillingham; starred Elsie Janis in The
Hoydon," Miss Guinan was engaged
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15

Miss Texas Gulnan, the prima don.
ra OF The Gay Musician" company,
lire comic opera success, which the
: shuberts send 10 the Orpheum tonight
and tomorrow evening. is the niece
oil United States Senator Bailey Of
Texas and she has had remarkable
career during the three years she has
reen on the stage.
Three years ago the young singer
was u prominent figure in society
circles of Washington. d. c.. and in
Der native state. She was a frequent
visitor at the White House functions
and often played tennis with Colonel
Roosevelt
One mC.l,ng she startled society
by announcing that she was going up