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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
CHAS. P. ROBEY
PASSES AWAY
WELL KNOWN FIFTH WARD MAN
DIED AT HIS HOME THIS
AFTERNOON.

Charles p. Robey, we'll known
and highly respected citizen OF the
Fifth ward. diced shortly before one
O'Clock ut his home on Seventh street
after two weeks serious illness.
Mr.. Roby had been in poor health
for some time but his last illness was
of but two weeks duration. Kidney
trouble rs n result Of fall sustained
n few yeaers ago was the immediate
cause of his death.
Mr.. Robey had been resident OF
Fairmont for many years and worked
ut the trade of carpenter. He was
an upright, honorable business man
and had the respect of the entire
community in which he resided. :
Surviving him are his wife and sew.
eral children, namely. Mrs. Linwood
Smith, Thomas +. Robey. OF the Ma.
deria Hill Clark Coal Co., Ivan Robey.
Of Wheeling, Lindsay and Oscar Rob
ey. Of Pittsburg, and Miss Esther
Robey, at home. Messrs. Ivan, Lind.
say and Oscar Robey have been in
the city Off the past week called by
their fathers illness and thee entire
afmily was present Mt his bedside
when the end came.
The funeral arrangements had not
been completed at'press time. Under
taker Cunningham in charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
SEVEN YEARS A PlPE
Plus x coNFRoNTs IMPORTANT
CRISIS AT BEGINNING OF
EIGHTH YEAR.

ROME, Aug. 9.-Confronted by the
most important crisis of his reign,
Pope Plus Y. to-day enters upon the
eighth year OF his incumbeney OF the
highest dignity in the religious world.
In recognition of the seventh ami.
versary OF his coronation. solemn
mass was held this morning in the
Sistine Chapel and was attended by
many cardinals and members OF the
diplomatic corps. The Holy Father.
while greatly concerned over the split
with the Spanish governemnt, is con-
fident that the Spanish people will re.
main firm In their allegiance to the
church.
1t is stated here that for several
years the Vatican has entertained
fears Of the religious orthodoxy OF
King Alfonso. The young monarch,
1t is alleged. has been student of ra'
tionalistic and scientific literature
with the result that he has become an
agnostic and has conformed only out.
wardly to the obscrvances Of the
church. Alfonso, 1t is said. held the
church responsible for the death OF
Ferrer and the consequent EXPIRES
sions OF disapproval which were ut,
tered around the world. Since then
he has not only been willing, but anXi
Gus. to overthrow the power of the
church in Spain.
With the young King of Spain moi
only an anti-clerical, but nationalist
who privately dismisses religion as
"superstitition," the hope of the
church rests with Don Jaime, the pre-
tender. Meanwhile, the spirit Of the
martyr" Ferrer walks abroad II
Spain. and his cry for religious lib
erty" Is heard from other lips than
those of the proletarist he sought tc
educac and arouse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09

finance committee which made an es'
Innate of the taxes needed for the
CITY OF Fairmont for the fiscal year
OF 1910. The taxable property OF the
city for this year Is $12,27S,o47.25.
Last year the taxable property In the
city was s11 ,794,S5 showing an In
crease of s494, 1875. Owing 10 the
great amount of street improving and
fhe erection of o city building the rate
Of taxation will be the same as that
of last year. There will be the regu-
lar tax or thlrty.five cents on, the hun.
dred dollars and a special tax OF ten
cents on the hundred dollars. A com.
parative study Of the expenditures
made last year and the amount esti;
mated to run the city government for
the next year is given in the figures
below:
The amount due the City of Fair,
mont and the amount that will be-
come due and collectible from every
source, except from the levy OF taxes
to be made for the current fiscal year
is s1O5, ,95O.O4 for 1909 the amount
was s6O,42S.7G.
Debts and demands owed by City OF
Fairmont which will become due and
payable during the current fiscal year,
including interest on bonded indebt'
edness Of every kind and character.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
COL. FOLEY DEAD
NOTED SOLDIER HAD SEVERAL
RELATIVES IN THIS
COUNTY.

PARKERsBURG. Aug. 0.-Word
was received here Sunday of the
death of Major James L. Foley, not
ed soldier OF the Civil War. which oc-
Cured at his home in Cincinnati. He
was n member of the Loyal Legion.
and the officers of that organization
were the pallbearers. Major Foley had
several relatives in this city. Mr..
Green Foley and Mrs. Hamilton Rose
are full cousins. He was born in Gov
ington, Ky.
Major Foley entered the service of
the Union In 1861 as captain of the
Fifth Company, Ohio Cavalry, styled
"Fremont's Bodyguard." He took
part In the famous Zazony's charge at
Springfield, Mo-, that fall. In 1862
he was commissioned a major. in tho
Tenth Kentucky Cavalry and was
mustered out of the service Septem.
Der II, 1868. He was in charge OF
the defense of Covington and Cincin,
natl and the summer OF 1862, when
General Kirby Smith, with an army OF
$4,000 men, threatened 10 march
across the Ohio.
Major Foley is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Wallace Law, of Chi.
aago, and Mrs. Allyn X. Foster, OF
Litchhcld, Conn, and two sons, Louis
+. Foley, Of New York. and James L.
Foley, OF San Francisco.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
RIGHT OF Way
T.00PEN GRAND
ONE OF kLAW AND ERLlNGER'S
BEST PRODUCTIONS FOR
OPENING ATTRACTION.

Tho Right of Way will be the
opening attraction at the Grand Opera
House this season. The show is one
of Klaw and Erlinger's best attrac.
tlons and will be presented by n
strong company. The play is made
up of strong characters and 1t takes
capable cast TO present the play to
the public. Manager scaville in look
ing for good opening attraction de-
cided that the Right of Way had the
right way and booked it. The season
opens here OH Wednesday. August "a.
The painters and decorators came
to-day and are placing the local play
house in first class condition for the
season. A Wheeling firm that is in
the constant employ of Moore and
Robinson putting their houses OF
amusement in aesthetic condition.
New carpets will be laid and the inte.
rior of the local play house will pre-.
sent very tidy appearance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
.BRYANISHAD0N
D|S.TURBSiT SiTEIBS
DEMOCRATS
HIS ANNOUNCED INTENTION or
BECOMING CITIZEN OF LONE
STAR STATE sMAl<Es TIL E;
Ii PUZZLE COMPLEX. e, e
WET AND DRY FIGHT HAS SPLIT
THE DEMOCRATIC HOSTS
OF THE STATE IN

GALVESTON, Tex. Aug. g-Texali
Democrats. who are meeting here To-
day In State convention, are very
much agitated by the question as 10 I
what they shall do with Bryan. The
Nebraska statesman, who was recent
ly shorn OF his power In his home
State. has announced that he Will soon
become a citizen OF the Lone Star
State. Mr.. Bryan has always been
highly popular in Texas. but any al.
empt upon the part ofshis friends TO
make him the recognized leader OF the
party in this State will doubtlesstp
woke opposition from those whose
power would thus be lessened.
Just now the livest issue In Texns
politics Is the. prohibition question!
The party is divided on this matter,
and both sides are seeking to secure
the influence OF Mr.. Bryan. That he
will range. himself with the ".drysr Is
entirely likely, in View of his recent
action In Nebraska.
The great Galveston Cotton Carni.
val continues TO attract large crowds,
and, in addition to the gathering OF
the Democrats. a children's day cele-
bration was also held today. The
Democratic convention will continue
tomorrow, which will also be Beayers'
day. h
Thursday will witness the. X. X. X.
parade, and will be homecoming day
for' former residents o. fSGalyeston. AL
civic parade, with oneihundreds floats
in line. will be Fridays feature. on
Saturday travelling men from all over
the Southwest will be here, and an im:
mense parade of decorated autonio.
biles, which promises to be the lRrg-
est OF Its kind ever held in!the South,
will be held. s.
Among the exhibilons Sat the. carni.
val, the famous Black Nanny, Pfc
lures are attracting great attention.
The aquarium OF live. salt water flsh
Is also center of interest. 9
In addition to cotton and all Its
multitudinous by.products, the agri.
cultural department OF the exposition
also show large display OF rice, grain
plants. flowers and vegetables.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
SHAM BATTLES in AIR.

ASBURY PARK. N. j.. Aug. o.
All is in readiness today to inaugu-
rate the greatest aviation meeting ever
held in America. Beginning tomorrow
and continuing ten days( under the
personal supervision OF the Wright
Brothers, the pioneers In aerial nayi.
CATION, the meet will doubtless de.
yelope many sensations and break
several records.
In addition TO the regular daily pro.
gram obights. there will be an inno-
vation on Friday, when there will be
sham battle between thee aerial
navagators and troops from the mill.
tary encampment at Sea Girt. Cows.
Hughes OF New York, Stuart of Penn
sylvania and Fort OF New Jersey will
witness the novel maneuvers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
1000 MINERS STRIKE
SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA oPE-
RAToRS SURPRISED WHEN
MEN WALKED OUT.

BLUEFIELD. W. Va, Aug. .. =
Strike agitators from Pennsylvania
and Ohio, according to report re-
ceived here. are working among the
miners employed by the Clinchfield
Coal corporation at Dante. and as n
result over 200 miners and motormen
are out. Miners are demanding new
scale. The coal company is seriously
incapacltated. The company employs
about 1000 men, and efforts are being
made to keep others from going out.
Mayor Marshall was so well pleased
that no disorders more serious than
some throwing broke out last night
he consented TO the removal OF the
Third regiment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
EIREMEN IN CARNEGIE.

CARNEGIE, Pa, Aug. 9.-Twelve
thousand fire laddles are represented
by lie delegates in attendance to-day
at the seventeenth annual conven-
ton OF the Western Pennsylvania
Firemen's Association. The opening
exercises were held this afternoon,
and will be followed by memorial SER
vices for the fire fighters who have an.
swered the final alarm during the last
year.
Business matters and the election
OF officers will be attended to to-mor-
row. Thursday will be parade day,
and on Friday the annual tournament
will be held.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09

Mrs. Harry Kimit vinsut, reached the
hospital racing In an automobile. She
was not allowed to see her father.
She was told that her father was
cheerful with prospects hopeful. His
vitality is counted upon. Mrs. Gaynor
is momentarily expected.
Gallagher was removed to the Hud-
son county jail in Jersey City.
At 1915 bulletin from the hos.
pital was issued as follows: mayor
Gaynor was shot in the right side Of
the neck. The bullet entered the pos
terror upper portion, ranging down.
ward and forward. Position indefi.
nitely located; will be determined by
x-Ray. The mayor Is conscious and
resting quietly. There seems no i'm.
mediate danger"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
100000 Knights Parade
The Streets Of Chicago
Most Brilliant Spectacle Ever
Witnessed in the Windy City

CHICAGO 9Fory thousand knights Tempar in brilliant uni
forms marched through the principal streets of Chicago to-day the most
held Windy City AT the
the carefully planned and executed parade
held anywhere with precauon accidents evidence
trained stationed block the
.o
Knights Temar and members OF the order from and Terri
combined
opinion will be
blaze OF lights and the display will be repeated
night
drills the championship hono of the United States 1t will probably
impossible conclude these and they will likely be continued
Thursday Drill trained the minute from all the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
RELIABILITY CONTEST.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Under the
auspices OF the Brooklyn Motor Deal
ers' Association two.day reliability
contest on Long Island was commenc-
ed this morning. With large mum.
ber OF entries and eight handsome
trophies to be awarded, the contest
promises to. be he biggest affair OF It's
kind ever held In the East.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 9.-Reports
today here say that former President
Bonillas. OF the revolutionary forces,
has captured Ceiba and Truxillo, two
leading Honduras cities and the en-
tire Honduras Coast between two
towns and is seeking TO overthrow
President Davila.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
BACK ON THE JOB.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. o.
After an absence Of one week owing
to Illness, Governor Glasscock was
back at his Office much improved yes.
terday. He had been suffering from
an attack. Of inflammatery rheuma.
tism.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09

BEVERLY, Aug. 9.-Postmaster
General Hitchcock is expected to
confer with President Taft this af.
ternoon regarding postal affairs anl
politics. Congressman Tencr Is eX.
pevted in few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09

S. S. CONVENTION POSTPONED.
Tho Sunday school convention for
Union district have been held at
Pleasant Valley church neft Saturday,
August l3. has been postponed 10 n
later date.
LA. RARNES- Nicn.Chnirman
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
GRIM FAMILY REUNION.

ALLENTOWN. PA, Aug. 9.-Many
members of the Grim clan gathered
today at Dorney park, near Allen.
town, 10 hold the annual reeunion OF
their family association.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09

TAKES TRIP TO THE LAKES.
Mr.. L. NJ. Davis, business manager
of the West Virginian. left this morn.
ing for n weeks vacation. lie will
go TO Cleveland. Ohio, Buffalo ana
Niagara Falls.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
scHEiRERs HOLD REUNION.

NEFFsVILLE. PA, Aug. 9.-Schier.
ers ircm several states joined with
the family in Lehigh county today
in big reunion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09

A bulletin was posted at a local
book store at noon stating that Mayor
Gaynor was dead, but the report was
In error.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
MAYOR GAYN0R OF new YORK shot
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LONDON, Aug. 4-Crippen cabled
his counsel denial that he had con.
fessed. The denial was made public
today.

NEW YORK, Aug. Municipal
Justice Leon Sanders, OF Manhattan,
was killed in an automobile accident
today at Arverne, L. ].
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09

Fhoto American
princess
left that will bring with her
dollar collection objects
Of braln
diversion princess
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-09
CITY TAX RATE
REMA|NS.SAME
As LAST YEAR: /:
INCREASE OF NEARLY HALF MIL.
LION IN VALUATION AS
SHOWN BY PROPER.
TY LIST.
s12,278,047 ASSESSORS
CITY COUNCIL MET THIS MORN
ING AND MADE UP ESTl-
MATE OF ExPENDI.
TURES.

Council met in special session this
to accept the report OF the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-06-03

Macaroni, Ready Cut, per keg---------- Sc
Noodles, Grandma, large package--------8c|
Noodles, Grandma, small pkg----------- &c
Spaghetti, Minnesota, per pkg.---------- Sc
Spaghetti, Climax, per pkg--------------sc
MATCHES, CANDLES, LAMP cHIMNEYs,
ETC.
Candles, large tallow--------------3 for Sc
Coal OIL per gal, &c, gallon---------- 41c
Coal Oil, zoe grade, per gal--------------12c
Chimneys, crimp top, No. 1------------ Sc
Chimneys, crimp top, No. 2-------------- &C
Chimneys, Rochester No. 2 ------------10c
Chimneys, extra heavy, No. ----------12c
Gasoline per
Gasoline Gems, / gal. SYSTEMATICALLY
Gasoline Cans 5 gal. galvenized--------50c
Gasoline Cans, Neiburg, 5 gallon------$1 As
"a non-explosive can-play safe)
Lanterns
Lamps, No. 2----------------------
Matches, Noiseless, per box----------4c
3
Matches, Banner, small box--------2 fro Sc
Oil Cans, 1 gal. galvaniz ed--------------18c
Oil Cans, 5 gal galvanized ------------45c
Wicks, No. 1 -------------------10 for Sc
Wicks, No. for Sc
MINcEMEATs, CHOCOLATES; ETC.
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Chocolate, Walter Bakers IL h. cake---18c
Chocolate sweet, Is lb. cake4c for Zoe
Cocoa, w. H. Bakers IL h. can IN. B. *19c
Cocoa, w. H. Bakers, Is lib. can IN. b. &c
Cocoa, Walter Bakers, 1-2 lib. can-------21c
Cosoa, Van Houten's IA lib. can---------21c
Cocoanut, Schepp's, 1Oc pkg. &c, for 15c
Cosoanut, bulk, per lb. Clips ----------15c
Gelatine, Knox,s Acidulated-----------12c
Gelatine), Knox's Sparkling
Jelo, assorted favors, per pkg.---------8c
Mince Meat, loo pkg. IN. BIS Sc, 2 for 15c
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Macaroni Minnesota, per package------ SC
Axle Grease, Diamond, per box---------4c
Butter, Country, fresh---------Ask Price
Butter, PeanutButter, bulk, per lb.-----17c
Butter, ood,--------------Ask Price
Butter Meadow Gold, ------ = Ask Price
Butter Peanut Butter, 16 OF jar for----2oc
Bird Seed, 10c pkg. ---7----------------6c
Carpet Tacks, SC box &c, 3 for----------10c
Carpet Tax, toy barrel------2-----------
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Dust Pans,
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Grape Juice, DR.. Georges, rs o. bottle-23c
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Grape Juice, Fremont, OF. size &c for 1Sc
OIoVes, AHlI WilSl, PEI pair
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Petroleum, Zoe size ---------------------6c
Pencils, SC kind----------------- for &c
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Seeds Garden, SC pkgs ------------2 for Be-
Sewing Machine Oil, per bottle-----------6c
Shoe Polish Shinola or Two in One------ 7c
Shoe Polish, Jet OIL 10c bottle ----------7e
Stove Polish, SC Enameline --------------4c
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-23

Completing the circle, B. B. Smith,
 known as "B & B." the man who used to mine on Treasure creek in the Fair banks district, came into town the other day just to take a look at it. Smith has been all around, that is to say, he has been over in the Innoko, country where he went last fall on leaving Fair banks. Then he took a little iaunt into
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-23
WEEKS DOINGS IN
 THE LOCAL COURT

It very busy week with spice variety to the proceedings number have been fled others disposed of slipped along the final summation.
 On October 18th suit filed by Mrs R. w. Graham against Hans L. Waby for the of reainng of lot the northeast of First and Flat The alleged that Waby had been option to purchase the lot for sOO under which he went into further alleged that he refused make of the payments called for by the option and was therefore holding unlawfuly
 Greg Stewart brought suit against Aaban Bill Ansey in for cbe entry and deano the ground question being the famous lot the of First and Richmond where Landah book store stands and which the of violent disturbances about two months The plaintiff alleges that defendant under lease and after expiration
 On Thursday Agnes " Thuson brought suit against Henry J. and Hugh Paris doing business the Cascade Steam laundry Plaintiff alleges that she worked for the defendants from received S6 For action she alleges that assigned his claim her. An attachment issued
 suit filed Friday by Fred M Cabot against W. Kin dred claim of S282 money loaned Is ued in this
 On Wednesday afternoon, demurrer the complaint in the against Jake Nuce before the and the matter taken under advsement The following the court ruled against the plaintiff sustaining the demurrer the ground that he did have jurisdiction acton Suit brought by the residents of the block
 First and Second and Richmond and Willow, abae the building recently Mucher the alley that through block against the protests other lot It understood that another will be brought or rather that complaint will be filed
 On Thursday afternoon the the Cockburn charged with vagrancy The Jury and the defendant acquitted.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-23
RELATED PASSENGERS
 ARRIVE IN TIE CITY

Loaded down with 285 of freight, 200 which is su the Samson and Teddy reached Dkeman vicinity week the Samson with 160 making after hard battle with the ice and the Teddy landing miles below The Teddy Fl days from Fairbanks and the Samson had returned from Holy Cross connecting Monarch The brought about 100 between them
 The of the of the Teddy interesting the repete with incident especially tered the Idarod There they began fight with the during which they broke crank shaft twice. cylinder boat looked like submarine Alex Bruce mechanical of ability proved be the right right place he fixed disabled engine with
 The Samson passed the Teddy down the river and the runt of the e fighting all of which proved very satisfactory the Teddy would not have far as she did.
 The boats brought quantity pershabes all of which will be saved They do that of stored around the boiler of the Samson all he the conempa ting brooder with the incubator At the where the Teddy with her barge final the pershabes left distance below the Teddy freight treated the Ross with his automobile will freighting the freezes and of the stuff will be brought by the that Bennett James brought Fairbanks There plenty poatoe buter and which will toward relieving the situation here On the boats there are probably 60 tons of machinery
 The Samson has been the at Dkenan and the Teddy will against the bank where she They reported she Reliance down mouth of Itarod She laying the middle of the with her barge but danger tlcipated with the spring breakup
 The following partial list of the arrivals Loss Bernard Tom McSmart Bennett James, Wilbur Ward Ed Britt Miss Coach Mrs Tyler Mrs Hunter, Miss Nelson J. Cody Mr and Mrs Cody Mir Tyler Miss Dogiana, Mrs. Kenneth Ayres and baby Larry Lco Tom Seward Bob Cameron John Johansen Mr. and Mrs Ray Brumbaugh Frank Sickey, Frank Swanson Harris Harry Dunn Capt Seward Dobe Billy Casey Chas Bert Moore Fred Voger Curey Robinson and wife Mrs Wat and daughter Carl Rogers, Ier Rsda John Oson John Berg Miss Tansom George Fos Tom Kerr and Dick Walters
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-23
WELL KNOWN
 MINER DROWNS

While engaged in wardng off floating ice With pike pole the bow of the barge of the Teddy H. few miles below Dkea Tom Butler weknown miner of the Fairbanks country lost his
 life Oct m when he erkd into the water by the pole ground into the mud of the river by the
 The had been buckng time and the taking turns at the work of fighting the floating chunks Butler had been helping at this work assisted by Der of others and had lost pole during the day by having ered of his hands The floating fragments quite heavy and of them caught his pole such leverage against the end of the The unfortunate tempted to hold it but flung quickly overheard carried underneath the in the twinkng eye.
 Although the backed down immediately trace the body was found except his hat
 Butler about 40 years and has been Alaska long time Last he worked for Ben Boone Cleary and bore excellent reputation sober capable industrious worker He had made trip to his old home Ireland last and stopped Philadelphia where he visited relative, brother sister He coming the Itarod spend this winter prospecting and brought along fine outfit addition about SOO which he had his the time drowning
 Although effort being by the authorities feared that of him will be found this This the third death by drowning the Idarod this the first being suicides.