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New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
GERMAN EMPLOYERS FIRM
Say They Will Put an End to De-
mands of Labor Unions.

Berlin, April 16.-The building trades
lockout, which already has made quar-
ter Of a million workmen idle. appears to
be the beginning Of long struggle af
fectIng many divisions Of the national
industry. The employers have locked
out the men in an effort TO put an end
once and for all to what they regard as
the intolerable demands of the latter.
The employers declare that the work
men have been pursuing for several
years a policy of forcing higher wages
and shorter hours by bringing about
local strikes in various cities, thus secur-
ing occasional advantages which they
would be unable 10 obtain through con-
certed action. They also say that the
time has come when employers must
stand together 20 hold their position
against their employees
The General Employers Organization,
which includes representatives Of every
German industry. is firmly supporting
the lockout, and already has voted sew
eral million marks for the aid of the
master builders The organization ap-
parently proposes to supply the sinews Of
war 80 long as the lockout continues.
The labor unions. too, had been making
preparations for the lockout. and planned
TO support their idle members. The gen.
eral managers of the Socialist organiza-
tions. which comprise by far the larger
part of the organized builders. have de-
cided 10 attempt no assistance for the
first two weeks. owing to the huge pro-
portions Of the lockout it will be an ex-
trcmeIy difficult problem for the labor
unions to secure sufficient contributions
to maintain their members and their
families through q prolonged period Of
epfcrced iSIepesS
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

Francis Joseph's aid. who invited him 70
accompany his majesty on a eapsrcailzio
shooting trip tomorrow. These BIRDS are
shot Just at dawn. and the Emperor pro
posed that they go on special court tram
to semmerlng. IN the eastern Alps. Onfor-
turately. Mr.. Roossvelts engagement TO ro-
ceive the members OF the American colony
tonight compelled him TO decline the inVi-
tetion.
The four children OF Mrs. Proudfoot' or
Chicago, who Is here. entered ths oinins
room this morning ard presented 70 MI
Roosevelt a bouquet.
The former President had luncheon win
Il. c. Kerens, the American Ambassador
and later called on Prince and Princess
F1rstenberg. and was escorted by the
prince, who is at the head of the manage
nent. 10 the international sporting exhibi-
fiCD
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
A BLACK HAND ARREST
Man Suspected Of Plotting to
Kill Mr.. Roosevelt.

Geneva. April 1s.-It wes announced
here to-day that an anarchist identified
as member Of the American Black
Hand vas arrested on Wednesday at
Chlassc. Switzerland, near the italian
frontier. on the suspicion that he had
designs on the life Of Mr.. Roosevelt.
The police think that the man, who
had in his possession several cipher tele-
grams from the United States, was on
tho way TO Venice. where ne expected 20
find the former President.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
ANTI-JEWISH PLAN BLOCKED
Russian Minister of Finance Vetoes a
Reactionary Scheme

st. Petersburg. March administer OF
Finance KckOs sof and the Council o.
Ministers have blocked a scheme OF the
reactionsry organizations OF Odessa TO gain
control OF the Odessa Municipal Credit As
sociatlon to the disadvantage of the jewish
benehciaries.
Since the Jewish participants In the as
sociation. which makes loans on easy terms
to Odessa citizens. have working ma
jority foI the election Of the board Of
directors. a plan OF Reorganization was
adopted by the reactionary Board OF Alder
men. separating the electors into two cate
gories according TO religion, tho Christian
category. though numerically inferior, 10
elect a majority OF the board.
General Tolmactchen. the prsfect. In
dorsed the plan. but Mr.. kokovson refused
his sanction. holding that political motives
should not be introduced IN an economic
enterprise. In this no f. sustained by the
Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
ITALIAN PREMIER's REPLY.

Rome, April 16.-Prime Minister Luzzatti,
responding TO Il telegram OF farewell which
he received from Mr.. Roosevelt when the
latter was leaving the borders OF Italy.
to-day telegraphed the ex-President as fol-
Icws:
All Italians with cordial appreciation
send you their greetings and recommend
to you our admirable and faithful work
men who, in the free land OF the United
economic grandeur of the most wonderful
country In the world. Under your au-
spices we should conclude z treaty relative
TO the emigration Of workmen, and thus
from your visit 10 Italy would result an
imperishable memento of worthy and fruit
full work in the interests of both peoples.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
AUsTRIAN-ITALIAN TIES
Friendship and Alliance To Be
StrenRthened

Rome, April IA semi-ofiicial note is
sued to-day states that Foreign Minister
San Giuliauo and Count Won Aehrenthal.
the Ausiro-Hungarisn Minister - Foreign
Affair. have exchanged Views and commit
ted themselves TO the purpose % strength
cniug the friendship and alliance OF Italy
and Austria
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
CHINESE PRINCE AT HAWAII
Minister of War and Uncle OF Emperor
on Way to America.

Honolulu. April 1S.-Prince Tsai Tat
Chinese Minister of War. uncle Of the
young Emperor and brother OF the Prince
Regent landed here tonight from the
steamer Chiyu Ma~u. Tie was received
with fun military houors.
Representative Cf Governor Frear we're
on hand to welcome him and the 10Th In
fantry. company of the Hawaiian Infan-
try and the 5th Cavalry Regiment escorted
tho distinguished visitor to the Chinese
Consulate. \ formal reception at the con-
sulate viii DO accorded the prince to-mor-
row. n salute OF tventy-one guns win be
fired Ia his honor.
Colonel Schuyler OF the 9th Cavalry has
been detailed By the War Department 70
accompany the prince TO san Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
INFLUENZA ATTACKS HORSES.

St Petersburg. April 6.-Iniuenza. which
has been raging ip the Russian capital. has
attacked not only people. but large num-
Der Of horses. Equine influenza Is COM
pllcated wth Inflammation OF the lungE.
followed in ten or twelve days by death.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
cUBA'S NEW CABINET
President Gomez Appoints Sew
eral Members. One a Negro.

Havana, April ls.-Prcsidout Gomez TO
asy sppoiutsd the following as new mem
be-s of the Cabinet.
Martin Mo~ua DelRsdo, Secretary Or Agri-
culture and Commerce, succeeding oriefo
fTovo: Congressman Mario Garcia koh'N,
Eecretary u Public Instruction, sucCeediug
Dr. Ramon aszs, an0 Emilio del Juneo,
Eecretsry OF JUstice, succeeding Luis cc-
lsvio Divino
The latter is the only Zasista member Of
fhe ministry. Delgado. who was formerly
President of the senate, IL the FIRST negro
10 receive p portfolio.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
FOREIGNERS ALL SAFE
British Gunboat Arrives at
Chang-Sha, China.
AMERICAN CRUISER SENT
Missionaries Have Reached
Hankow, but Without Their
Personal Effects.

London, April Is.-Advices received here
to-day state that a British gunboat has
arrived at Chang -Shs, the capital OK HUI
Nan, and that there Is no further cause
for anxiety concerning foreigners whose
property has suffered during the riotins of
the natives.
Both the wesleyan missionary and tho
London missionary societies received tels-
grams from Hankoy under to-day date
announcing that tho missionaries or
Chang-sh- either had arrived or we're
enroute for Haukow, and that the mission
aries in other parts Of Human had been
ordered 10 that city.
The China Inland Missionary Society re-
ceived a message from Hankow stating
that all the missions At Chsng-Sha have
been destroyed and all the personal ehecps
OF the missionaries lost. The message
added that the members OF the China IN
land Mission. which was established oy
Or. r. A. Keller ard Mrs. Keller, Amer
leans. in 1901, had arrived safely At Han
kow.
The above dispatch indicates that the
yala Foreign Missionary Society has SUI
,ered during the riots in common with the
other missions at the Human capital
The Commercial cable Company an
nounced yesterday that it was advised
nv the Chinese Telegraph Company that
owing 20 the riots at Chang-Sha the ele-
graph lines between that city ana fo-Oho"
are interrupted.
Annoy. April 1s.-The cruiser Cleveiahu' " OF
the United states Asiatic heet, has oeeh
cent to Hankow because OF the anti-niis-
sionary riots at Chang-Sha
PARIS April 16-The government mas OF
5ered a gunboat 20 proceed to ChanS Sia
and protect foreigners there
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

JAPANESE SUBMARINE FOUNDERS.
TOXIC. April IA japanese submarine
fouucered TODAY while executing ma
B1suvres IN the Bay ~ Hiroshima
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
The Trip TO Kreuzenstein Castle.

MI Roosevelt and Kermit made sn au-
tornobile excursion to-day to the famous
Kreuzensteiu Castle Of Count Wilczek. some
twenty miles from Vienna. The weather
was fine. and the party greatly enjoyed the
tnI.
Ambassador Kerens. Ambassador Hengel-
muller Won Hengoryar and former Ambas-
sador White accompanied Mr.. Roosevelt to
the castle, which commands a fine view.
Count wilczek expended a fortune I'm re-
storing the place and collecting the me
dieval treasures with which II is nlled.
Two hours were spent there. The Countess
Wilczeh played Handers Largo" for the
visitors.
While At breakfast this morning Mr..
Roosevelt received call from Emperor
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

Some parts OF the market sho" -.
Aucy but there is much nahlR IA
back OF the spotty activity
seems TO be a GOOD market watrlns
II. ALLAVAS
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

Read IN. resI estate advertisements TO- ia,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
Have BURIED
THE HAT CHE7
LEWIS AND FEEHAN GREET EACH
OTHER WITH SMILE AT
CONVENTION.
[By un11ct! Preas.l

tBy United Press.)
PITTSBLRG, Pa, March 1.-onc
hundred and seventy.five delegates req
rcserting the local unions of western
Pennsylvania are attending the "Pow.
der Conference" to-day. Lewis me.
Feet1an with a smile and each s1id
nice things about the other. Il is be.
nice things about the other. It :; be.
Lewis in speech declared tine intc, :
national organization was not usurprng
the district officers authority by call.
ING the convention. Feehan in speech,
said "While Lewis and himself differ.
ed in many respects. both concur ir
the canner of conducting the convcn.
tion. District officials are ready to
cooperate with the international board
on the powder question. Regarding
presiding. I'm ready to subordinate
my vieWs.s, 1t is probable: Lewis will!
ask the convention to give the intei-
national board power to act finally in
the question.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
A BIC SURPRISE
FOR SLOT RUNNERS
GET FOUR MONTHS IN COUNTY
JAIL ON CONFESSION OF
GUILT.

SlsTERstlLLE, March 1.-Quite 4
sensation was created here when it
was learned that M. L. ciendenfng and
M. 3. Ht oker, two of the most prnn,i.
rtnt saloonists OF the city, had been
fincd 5000 each and sentenced to four
,nenths in the county Jail at Middle
bourne. on confessed violation of the
law by having slot macines operated
In their places of business.
Judge Willis also took occasion to
score them and ether saIocn men who
allowed slot machines to be operated
in their places OF business and the
grand jury which was discharged Sat.
urday afternoon. The grand jury
was criticised for 7.'rct bringing in
dictmcnts n cases where, the Judge
said. the evidence showed plainly
there had been violations.
As soon as they were sentenced the
saloon men were turned over to the
sheriff and were locked up. There is
nc appeal from the sentence as the
men confessed to the violation cx-
pcetirg. 1t is presumed. they would
merely be fined. This is the first case
of imprisonment here for this sort of
a violat.,n.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
REMAINS sent
TO MISSISSIPPI
SHORT SERVICES HELD OVER
BODY OF GRAY JOHNSTON AT
CUNNINGHAM MoR6UE.

Brief funeral services were held last
evening at the Cunningham undertake
ing establishment at scvrn-thirty
o'clock over the remains of Gray W.
Johnston, whose death occurred on
Sunday night at Cook Hospital after
brief Illness with apoplexy. The ser
vice was conducted by Rev. n. G.
Stcetzer, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, and were attended by several
friends of the deceased in this city.
Relieving the service the remains
were taken to Washington, o. c., and
from there will be conveyed to the for.
n1er home of the deceased at Holly
Spring. Miss where they will be in.
TERED. The remains were aceompa-
hied by Mrs. Nellie Johnston. mother
OF thc deceased, and Miss Virginia
Davidson, of Washington, who were
called here by the death of Mr.. john
ston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
SERVICES were
VERY IMPRESSIVE
OVER REMAIMs!oF MRS. TuRkEL-
SOMEBODY WILL BE BURIED
IN NEW JERSEY.

Impressive funeral services were
held this morning mt elevcn.thirty
o'clock ut the First VI. p. Church in
the First ward over the remains or
Mrs. Itclllsa Turkelsun. wife OF Rev.
J. p. Turtrlsnn, whose death occurred
yesterday morning.
The services were conducted by
Rev. J. Fl. Clark. of Morgnntown. an
Intimate friend of Rev. Turkelson, as
sisted by Rev. S. G.. Jones. of New
burg. Tho services were largely at
tended by s9rrowing friends of the de.
ceased and the llurnI offerings were
beautiful anil protuse.
Following the services nt the church
the remains were conveyed TO the dc.
pot, the official board OF the church
acting rs pail bearers. and were taken
On No. Ia to Pcnns Grove. N. j., where
OH Thursday intcrment will be made.
Accompanying the remains to Pcnns
Grove were Rev Turkelsun. Mr.. J. A.
SwIger and Mr.. J. S. Walker. The re-
mains will be met ut Penns Grove by
Il number or the relatives and friends
of the deceased.
Undertaken Fred Jenkins had Charge
OF the funeral arranemegnts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
95 Per Cent
SAID TO FAVOR
A WALK out.
Resuh of Vote Is
Being Kept
Quiet

WHEELING. March lit Is csti-
mated that fully ninety-Gvc per cent
OF the employees oil the c. l.. & w. Ill.
vision OF the b. G. o. have voted to
strike The Information comes from
Il conservative source nnd it is further
stated that the same vote is being
1oIled ON other roads.
President Willard. OF the d. & O.. at
one time was secretary of the p. r. T..
but left the organization and accepted
n position with the sonlpany. When
the union men stated to President
Willard that they would give the
members n chance to vote on the
proposition. lie objected and pleaded
with the men not to submit 1t to n
vote, but was unable to control the
men. and he then asked to have the
vote counted in Baltimore. which was
agreed upon.
In Cleveland Sunday the railroad
men held two immense meetings. The
railroad men are very careful OF their
statements and :hEl little tn those OUT
side Of the organization regarding the
vote.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
ENTERS Jail TO
/ { SERVE SENTENCE. !. ! ::
CURTIS SMITH DECIDES TIC. TAKE
n uN IstiMEET WITHOUT FUR.
& Their REslsTANcE.

Curtis Smith. the blaekhand boy of
Watson, who oswas convicted at the last
Term Of the intermediate Court, came
&c the city yesterday and gave himeelf
up and started to serve out the sen.
stenee that Judge Morgan, imposed on
! 3f,ihiS after the jury found a verdict Of
guilty he sentence given by Judge
Morgan fer trying to e.tort money
from bis father was six months In tho
county iah. The sentence was sus.
pended SO that the boy: might take an
appeal. The time for, taking tho an.
peal expired yesterday and the boy de-
seided that he did not care to carry the
case any further. He made this known
tst the officers and he was locked up
TO serve out the sentence of six
sn,onthU.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01

BENEATH THE PRESIDENTIAL
DIGNITY, so MR.. TAFT WON'T
TAKE STAND.

WASHINGTON. Murcii l.-Prcsl.
dent Taft will not testify before the
Bnlllngcr-PincnOt committee vbluntl-
rily- AMI IL Is probable he will decline
II Invited. Fle cites the Jefferson pre-.
cc,Icnt. who argued that the dignity
Of the Office raised him above the pro-
cess OF law nnl refused 10 appear to
testify in the Burr treason trial.
Pincllot Is on the stand today and is
expected to continue tcstirylng during
the week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
W. VA. EDUCATION !
!. ASSOCIATION
PROGRAMME FOR sTATEMEET
OF EDUCATORS AT sctlARLEs.
=. ron IN j uN

CHARLESTON, March hft1.-Theccrns
ing meeting Of the West Virainla Edu.ss
cation Association which viii be held
in this city June 90 to 22. fon1lscs 10
be the most Interesting Iii the history
of the assoeiatlcnf and many teachers
and others interested .ina edueatlnnal
work will be here from ali ever che I,
State, as well as adjoining states.
The executive committee Of tnr 1850.
e:ation, consisting Of H. 81. Work. Of
Wheeling: c. r.. Murray. Of lJIani.S
son; M. P. shawkey, Of ci,arleston::,s I
John c. Shaw, Of West Liberty, ana A
F. shroyer, Of Fhillppt, have bssnthatd
at work arranging tho programme
which has been practically completed
Secretary Murray has glven out the
following pronrammcif for The fneetina,5
eubiect to few slight chan aes:
Monday night, 9 o'eloek-openlnH
session; muoiei address Of welcome;
response; prealdent'a inaugural adj.
dress. n IN l.s
Tuesday morning. 9 o'clock, section,
al meeting.
Tuesday afternoon, 80 o'cloek
Music. state problems: tAl Public
school attendance "a the present cor.sls
d,tion and how to better II, state suss
prrlntendent, Hon. M. p. shawkey.
20 minutes; discussion, G. w Fretr,
10 minutes. tB) Revenues, The rev
enues needed for school purPoses and
the rest way Of raising them, Hlalno
Taylor, 20 minutes discussion Josephs
Roster, 1c minutes; dlseusstpn, Ira. ibi
Bush, 10 minutes. icy High sshools.
the need for more high sohoois, Ptepi.9
dent Carl G. Doney, 20 imlnutes;S I. ~
Hall. 1c minutes. -
Tuesday night siu'cloek speeists
arrangements. tNot$yet arranaeasl
Wednesday morning, 3 o'ele
sectional meetings.
Wednesday; afternoon, "a 80 o'clock
-husie:: general problems. tA) II otT !
best to secure growth oft teachers
while In service, C.. j. g. Bennett 20 /
minutes; o. M. Moore; 10 o.mfrutea. %
Pensions for teachers, c, 81. Rrllles, 20 {
minutes: o. G. Wilson, 10 minutes; al.
NJ. Ford, 10 minutes. s:so-RutIness,
election Of officers. general business.
Wednesday night---LectureE Oh ad-S
dress. Speaker not yet secured, but, (,
several notee men are under consider y
ation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
Funeral of Emclio Frcrc,

This afternoon ut two-thirty o'clock
funeral services were conducted at
the st. Peters Catholic Church over
the remains of Emclio Frcrc. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Ferenade Frere,
whose death occurred on Sunday af-
ternoon, as n result of burns received
several weeks ago. Following the SER
vice 1.-THE church, the remains were
laid at rest In Holy Cross Cemetery.
r. C Jones had charge OF the funeral
arrangements. $as y VI !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
B B.|aadO. Men Vote To GO0nStrike
Show ofHunds
WILL COME TITS THOUGHT AS
RESULT OF PREMIER's
.RESIGNATION
tBy Unite. Press.l

TEHERAN. MarcI, 1.-As result
OF the resign alton to-day of Premier
S'f,adar kahan, minister of the Intc.
rior at sardarassad. 1t is believed Rus
sia will be forced to show hand either
to Withdraw troops from Persia or as
sumo formal control of the country.
The resignation is the result of the
Cars disregard Of ,the recent ultima
turn sent him by Persia for the with
draWaI of soldiers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
The ePresii1e71t
PardonsB Bank
B'o'o,kkl'eeper i,
Thomas w. Harvey
Released From
Prison
fBy United Press,

plTTSBuRG, Pa. March 1.-Thomas
w. Harvey, boekkeeper of the Enter
prise National Bank, Of Allegheny, at
the time 1t was wrecked, was. released
from the Western Penitentiary to-day.
He was rardoned by President Taft.
He was met by hts son, E. H. Harvey,
and friend.
Harvey was sentenced with three
others to serve seven years. His
term began in 1903. He will work for
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
Eu1crai of Mrs. Hfxen.

The. funeral OF Mrs. katherine Hix-
cn. wife of Mr.. S. r. HiXcn. OF near
Monumental. who died Sunday night
at Cook Hospital were conducted this
afternoon at three o'clock and inter.
ment was made mt Monumental Gem
etery. The services were largely at.
tended by friends of the deceased. I'm
dertakcr II. l.. Cunningham was i'm
charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
Some !lliye!:: J:
SEVERAL RESCUED From SLID.
ING MOUNTAINS DEAD
BODIES REMOVED. II s:ss q.
tBy United PRESS j

tBy United Fress.1 n, \
WALLACE, Idahot March tr-A to-
tai Of 16 bodies were recovered to-day
au result of the avalanche. Thousandsi;
worked last night at:Maee. Az nnrbers
were rescued alive. There are hopes
for others. .&s; 80
Rescue work Is dan serous. All min
fng towns in the Canyon suffered from;
Inc slides. It Is impossible 20 estimate
the dead. ~ & ifl n 81 n sslEl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
DON'T LOSE YOUR HEAD

when wonderful bargains in Shoes arc
affcred. Better. Ieok into the quality
tcfore parting with your money. Bet.
ter come here too and see If our val.
ues afr not really greater than the so.
called bargains We sell only the bet
ter grales of footwear. And we sell
.hcn as 10" as liva1g profit will let
us. A lower Price than ours means
a lower quality Of Shoes. Y
!! SHURTLEFF AND WELToN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01

(D A five room house, First ward,
terms, $4,000 down. pay $1o7 per year
for three years and assume q. and o.
loan of 500. Price must sell. s1,1oo
t2) New flv: room house. scconr
ward. bath and all convcniences, easy
terms ..... -....... .....,. S2.4oo
l3) New six room house, Walnut
avenue "...-.--- $3.50
t4) New Seven room house, East
Park Ave. :. .............. $500
:5) Six room house. three squares
from Court House, Second ward, $4,000
t6} Six room house, Fifth ST., Fourth
"'Tn '..'....- $4,000
~ Sever room house, Bcnoni Ave,
nice level lot. good location -. s4,6no
ts) If these is a house you want, or
price on house, a coed lot or any
thing no! naned herein. don't hcsit ate
to call on me. It's my business to
know and If | don't know waI find
oat without charge to yeu.
w. A. LAWLER,
Hall Block.
Real Estate. Renting, Fire Insurance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01

Mr.. M w. Shirk, who has crew of
men here from North Carolina, paid
i our Office a call last evening. MIR.
shirk reports business in this section
!: fine, e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
Hogs at ST. Q. rs
LIGHT SHIPMENTS s. DIG ATE
PRICES WILL GO SBTlLL
HIGHER. n Y
fBy United press,

s,s.5a,. tBy United Press1 =
PITTSBURG. Pa, March q Prime
heavy hogs sold today at $40. is per
hundred weight. Shipments received
were light and 1t Is sbelleedy prices
Will be higher. 80 80 S--5 = II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
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