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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-08-27

Notice is hereby given that on Monday
thelgth day on September, 1910, the nm
dersigned will apply to the County Court
of Harvey County, State Of Oregon for
tine License mentioned in the foregoing
petition.
HARRIS * FITZGERALD.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-08-27

Job printing The Times-Herald
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-08-27

Meetings of the Council every Second and
Fourth Wednesday,
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CITY'S mo STiTIONERT mn,
Was over - 900 OIO last Year Wan,
Forms .rh hN tItN DrparImcnts


'- I'''"''' VIZ ''EN'7' 3.''','h''F "''''
I'ui.ng ht.I - any municipality last
v"T' - VIZ .""r s. 7puln \"w Npra
,rr,t- , d,fl. t-wspgp.r nC it, own t...
80, D., ,,.n,,.. IL -. a.. a..
'' '"
~'i""N'"' u '-' s-'-'' TOD '''I'
cry RECORD - 1919
IuCl. Sam has 'r- uSu Ir.ut.rr -n.r.
-, ,b,t b, ,-u', r,--ibl. in ,,,,.,.-,.. h..
I'D ... ,I.. ..u =.
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eve 60 h~r -1r I'll hro." 'p harnH-- tn
nsn sen' rHra o fF- ,s flfisrr--s p" >Ts'r'
har d.srlt'uu dtv- az Hii" Ifuunr-' N"r
folks
-rh--.. ve1r- pl..~I ~ lrnk.si very
mach ~ o. NV friend had Inquired "ui
,S"ui night - 90 !'-'r' Nnn Tor nl."l''l.
hal been -@..u 90 U"lui - N"r -itc" SIZE.
departed Then 80" LAY 90 'n' i'l nv
'I.ui Wa- eat itt.0 utui-
~" vas -n"tktug along ..'.,usu fH"
..,sud- Nt..r ~. ruiuI.-i uts n"tf "u'
from 'h' ru,.- IT o fil"u tree Inc h"a'
VIZ wid owe u"u l'.iNrhs-i u
piicnri fr., ws friend. rltmm"d ham
down 80 49, grand iul WIS 'lNiug
and .tlWtug e. rIu ~ q wy thar =, "a
v..u' hay" l,.f hi- family without a E"td
" hon SWISH -wu-h. ker-llm. cam" some
ihluE tearing through The brush.
I Wa anuthrr hig hear. Tn" I'm" 'hI ~
Ind nv back of lic,l~ack friend down
turned - 500 what Ms IN" meaning ~
this interruption AMI INV ir,'nd ulnlU"t
To hI- feet
Tn" h.,,r grabbed him again The
<sCund bsar gave on. luok 90 NV ,.u"tt
Tho newt second n sllmmrd r'-rlt agarns'
IN" other one hk" "A locomotive = .in:
head N az f'rty miles an hnur u
th~l~h"d that bear IN l.-- tim" than u
takes hack rf l.l"kawaCk frlSS Ten tell 0.
and sent ~ hmping and bowling ~ mo
h. woods Then the seCnnd near turned
t''a sunni WV ~ w. ihNN 'a' w. .'''
friend
-Clsnra Ann" was M he could find
words Ia we'll and he fell into the bear :
emhraC" and they both hugC"d IN" .u-
nihe- fC- |ny
Yes. the r"scuius hrlr Wis Il". - AM
Nv friend ColNei her back - -" farm
Seemei NJ II she vas glad - 80 back
10 the old pl1Ce and INST - hoy Sp' ih"r''
who should come IN from m" orchard
whore he had h""n IrninS III" ci!nr 'nIll
under pc 81 hut Clso-I AIMS lI-'v son
Bill rs they hid named tho Young hear.
She rushed - meet him Wa h" glad
IN zee her1 Not he Tho hsa''l"ss -0n.
mad dnrh'leSS THAI she had hr,!ugh' h.n
~ tha farm ~ hs nothing h"'ter than q
hirsl man. gave ha- Cpn'"nn'u"rS
glance Swaf'ed her 80 'Nc Gr1Iud w''h
on" fell ~woop and walked -vagr"rins
avav
Nv friend said tho ~" poor Id
moths- h"lr rp-a - he" '".'' and went
stra -ht 'n ~" ION" mo nj ~ ~" nrCh'r'i
Sh" Law down h." 10 The ie'' her h"r"
And 'h"v found Lee thor. new morning
BI' sh" y - dead poor 'hu,
Hc~ hea-' VS. .Csf hrprc IN 'v0.
nv rrlnn,' sad
"Thl' helT'l"ss svr''iur ~ his mother
p!t h. into RIl'S lnad tho hr wa- about
tho rnlv real hing IN IA" farm lle CNt
80 running 'tlngS with such h'gh hoNd
'ha' No. ac'uall" 'r,ed to uut NV friend on
pf his own ham ono d1v. whore he had
gore - 500 Ri'l 'hra-h'nE ou' ""
That was n li'tle more than NV friend
could pu' M with and although hlr'Sl helr
as sca-ra and high hacN - aclsaw 81
No dis hnrgod P,ll IN Tho spot Nv p'''inC
load = lIc'; -hp' mo him
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And Then ! read no NOR"
nnrRr u,>, rILmIo>s r,Irr.
Ser u.arcm the >'rrr ~ UiNrIr' AMONG
\ariuu> scots.

H. l"'rIsgl"rr each r0iETl,u 'Nrrur's IT.
fauu'Ici.n I."rs tsa IrNs ors"ry.
ccr"r.r.ou-Iv every sacred rf. Ou"
500. ,5r"u-Iv Ea-i"i rarhI~ a.. l"wl.h
men wl.r long ,uri- 80 oa,n si,. 90 'r"l'
face. R"i," tt" south wal, 1T solomon =
l"'..l' is rf." NIrluE rla," Then"
they 80 200 v,.'.p and r"nea. rl' severity
nIntu Psalm 100 H.NIaw FRIDAY morning
~ gaIiy rud . Gir'ur"-Qu" crowd tEer"
rlc'ur,-uu" ard u""rly patr"try. when
uu" realizes tU" import - the Psalm
winch they rcp"a'
All. God. ~" heather are come into
Thine inheritance Thy holy temple have
they deflcd. they have Lard Jerusalem in
heape We hav" become r.proaCh 60
our neighbors. a sCorn and dcrlsion TO
Them that ar" around ahou' - where
fore shah 'ne L"arh"n say. Where i their
Cod
Wa.o me Jews wall AZ iho outer wall
of their old r'r.;." enclosure Writes Ruth
BRYAN Or"u- ~ 'N" Nc'ioHdi NonfhIv.
~" Nouau w'.auS are SYSTEMATICALLY
wpr~lll ,.nc ''',r N'lgh within on the So"
OF solomon I"mrl"
o." Np~Qv" u' omar staUIs on this
i...' .a,'"l jewish -i." and the turpanei
.".,ra- -u,h.a.v wa.' or taa dou- 'p cover
foot e rtr~'..a. o. J"n. wi'n clumsy
-np'"r, 'o rr.."r'ra iIc,r SHINE from
contamination
H." Omarnlr N.--uu" - l"au3lfti IN a
tiyd're fantastic ~Nl- IT, lavish glow
1t color "a" ~olH condemn ~ ruc,. as
l.dlaeu AM aI. r" urv~r' h"lrS- IT,
a.ttsoual rNt"rur l, tll Ut t'l". Brilliantly
SHINING with v'.lYv.- ard uIu.-~ IT. great
r.ur INK t.uar rs t.rr, Marvel orIs win.
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hvton. uuIil Smith~rs had com" with nv
ru.---ar.' What II then ,rusin" CLAIRE
had StthdrlUn u"r -traus" ufi"n'"
only - exert % urur" I"w"riully again
tyrrt o. uiru Nnuu' Why. upon tho
Ouy.ruar 81 ,.....s.. ~ 10 WrrH So" " hu
49, alsutt 30 -fl.f Nth Julfr " .p Su-
ai,rut 90 h.. a Ir nrI .uu' Hul ais'r' tli
iug be-, aur'1 10 ih. G"s''uur del J
not know t'atf $40. could n 80" Dhuss' Lead
tn. tiuVcrUur llr q ,hlld 900 ~" darN hN
th. hand o.. .r,.' o., grant mr tr'."lptn -
- -,'Td tus 90 UIF l'uu' Aud Do" Nuuld
never kuc~'. aud Jtllf'' ND..ld newer know
only ! would hu"N When. perhaps. ~
WIS tOu bate
n thus we're ~. uh. 4 rhi. ,y.r, su hat
Could | do nothing l''S- than nothing
Ne uu" would heed 80 Wild story. no
one needing would care Even the warden
could only simulate a sort ~ an interest
IN Uy fate. Vas not popular. Iud''d.
WI, drsIlE"d. Did not envy loves Shtnug
mark
Nlv~t rhnr go .lined bv y SIGHTED.
'','Hs-,' mHlE,"...l woman | Ud rot
i-'li''y" - | ,,uu'i tot lp'r"N' y tpIsiu"
IlIl"" had aIr'Ju" had an lmpl" r"N"nS''
To- IN" l"r"rj .rn Ut my s"Cr't marriage
~ iuI' 81" "uUld II" sorry 'nr 'n".
-" would la torrv Tor lu,I", r'lu"ruhs''-
INK Only how had huuor"t her with my
,oN"
" IN" was really gong With lui" 10 Tho
GovHruo". which aff'T tIi ulgu' H. puN
on" ~ ia" hobVoh.ln visions Of 'hi~ l''
f"ru1l place. ~ Wa 80 h"'r. up' hurt. 20
make M. m"r,v So" mur,' mrr,ilul WHY.
h" might 'rl"rhou. th" pardon without
waiting for all ia" auroytIg official DELAYS
I would no. 'l.Uk ANYTHING ".-r. mus
not think anything "lS" Md -, ~
.ruotn fell into rn uneasy Sls.'i, uneasy
h"ca'Is.' ~" drNIdful words 81 'na, dread
ful hymn ken r'.nIniirE through nav
heart and brain
10" tunes tr" wa nc l1'".
Rr -oh.- and N-or vigil
he, 1udcr I. a. IA" CAT"
aVoA" IN" again ! awoD" with q
starr Ir" warden was standing vn the
galleyv. b." was thr!s'iu.; something
whit" through tho bars
Hers vow wifi" letter. RnCgOld
h. said coolv They must b." 'n"-" uv
tins tune Mell good luck on her account
and keep = >tIN upper !ip on Won" pwu
And ~ h" -irpdr. his broad SHOULDERS
Struggling ~ n they would h" CAD when
som" d'sHgr""ahle burden ~ duty f"!,
from Thorn
They mus 10 there bv fhi> time
! drew tho hotter from tho ru' "Uvrlop''
| read
az cnurs" darling. ~ 'or VIII readily
imagine. Cou-ln" 'lal~. i- going with N"
I told Won. aiin !. how good -" had h""n
20 me- Wv head has he"u 80 >'ran''. hu'
she can ALWAYS sooth" o.
And then read no moro
The telephone might ring with GOOD
tiding- then. at any moneut o. n -
d'd not thor hv tho morrow u" yr rion
with IL broad ~"ul would surely u-rlN"
hv tho hand ~ tho pardon ni"r, ".'|.'tf
20 what b"tt'r -" could y" d." r'!r-
Or no | must not Thus u. ! mis- no.
dwell on tho insoHIh'' rrr'irrI ~ yGdr q
s'i.li"t raN"ug' maid '1''l vra..u
ma yh' mr. m'gh' no. ip whoa fu" 'a'' 1t
IA. on" IN" had fD.H',' iurri U. ? now
'"r." 'v hated I".''i NI.'n a.. -r.. I'D
~.grr"'Ua ro~''
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BIG THING> OF rHE UORI ID.
Those Thnt ,r" Hlgrcs,. Deepest. Longest
or Go>'ilC,t.

The tallNSt wnnuw"n' - 'ha Wash
'rg' Va ohnl,SL 80 Fre' high hut ~"
largest nonol'h = m ka~uat. Egvpt
being 10 feet high Tn" D. gNcSt ohm
nov. measuring 49, foot = in Glasgow
Tn" largest aIu",uo' ~ usa = 'he GRO.
',n ~ Ssw York which = th'r-v-".Gh'
miles long hu' n" IHuE"-' ever l.uI'
= m PERI 3sp miles rp lsuC''
The drcpsS' coal MN" - r"ar Iamher'
Helg am a.SrD foot d.er. -" nJcc"S' dock
j. q, C.rdrT Wales AID e." -troug.-,
electric D. gh' : ~ the Svdr"y Ugh house
Australia. whiIa ~" largest lighthouse =
al Cape Henry Virginia. ing 'GI feet
nigh
Tho creates hank. saw. H1.rsr'r
WoCtiy - tho Rank - England la Lon
don. the oldest collage IL University col
legr. oxford. founded IN 1850. the lArg"~'
library. the National in Parts. con'alnrul +.
nearly 3.uOD. 10 volumes
The largest theatre - the Paris Opera
House. covering three acres IN" largest
bronze statue. that Of Peter RI. Great
in ~ Petersburg. weighing 100 tons
The biggest stone statue IL IN Japan.
~ feet high, 'hs largest college - m afro.
with over N nm s'rden's and 3in teachers
Damascus has the honor OIL! ue.u- a." oldest
CIV
fhe meet costly book IN he world l. a
Hebrew Bible. owned hy The German
Government which fow years ago
refused the nopes Offer - si?i 90 Tor i
The most costly medicine f"W years ago
was metallic ga!liuiu. which sDld for
$50 OUn % pound bg' rnllsrn - now M"
~ icele-s gem q lie mineral world sell ing
for more 'han hat rT.Cc an ounce
Though urr'ii- frequently hung pYi -.s
thai make p" pur man st1xSer ~" high.
49, price fDi a single f'V 81 . is gwen f.r
'ullp m Amsterdam bV an "ufhu. al
Whp raid fasG IN Tor u ~" R,'h~Chlds
snpk" ~. most costly gars hat arr
made ~" Henry CLAW S0rriru~. Vhlph
cost 81 - each These are vrapr"d 90
gold leaf and pa,isd ~ Httl" rrllid ed 10
Npyd cabinets
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/ |



NlsD@ns" asa.h. "" W '''I,E. ~ '.nE
0I0t''a' '"'"'@ ana -'','r" a'h '"''S an'
'"-ra ''r'' One. 'N"igh'" rag" Nnh '"A'
..nd'v ~ AMI m ~" .,'''' Us "a ''''
N,u.d ~wrh"r~ 'rr' N"n'd Nm'h"r"
Hl' Nni y ~" .ili Wv h'h H' W. Nh"'"
would ! n" WIN NV d"'i'"ra'" ''an ="
nv "N'F 'lar'" G'i"
SUCH '''n'H. "Hh "'"N h"'h.hi
'"". lk" dream - boa" mo ''h h'E"'
r"'." '~'" Through -" high "rr.I"'
window ! could .""h "F' on va" N'''.
s.rH'"i loan AND uuf" 20 - SUNDAY
.'~' '"i ~ - ~"Hn'N ""haF"' Ih"'"
wee r"' i't~"n 10 -'gh' here was nov "
NJ. ''.".' ." E' '''
'.E. r"aF"nN1-d ~ 'I' s'n""" IRON ~"
70 .''' t- y 'h" i''N' "' - ~
'... ."''' "' "E' '''''nE '""r-
'h" 40. ''' "'h'" 'Anl"
't-l - ''.'"- '.h'"i. aspiring.
- s"'. nH.rr '". = soldier ~
...'' '..-s Thor" 49, .... % "a Ire" mar
'..' Sw "r - ''" rr"."d' ''"' Won" %"
.o-d ., l.'i'""" Ya."'s "r" "n"V. a. ]
.r"w. 'Ia' 'h"s" 3d." sa'- w"'" No.
'u''Er'"'.r- |'f r"r,''hhi .-. f"i"f'i"-
.,-..' .rr~.rIi'~. god =. "'"r" I'D
free. '. CO.. ,n' "S'''u' o." .. 'r'''' ''1r'i-
u' ..sU,'' end t". ''''r
l.". ." ''" .~.. & 90 VII" '''r A.
-..sl' o." -'.' from ''' ''. H'.."IIh
.r OH" 80 '-Hn \"''' ""- -" snap
.' '.".,'r "'~""'"' moor" .. "'
I." goa .'... .'.''" On '.' fire. ."." h"Tau Boz
p'' .rw -a.u i. tramp can" ~" 'n".,
from %. .l4r. Dr.. 49, sI'ts"-.,.
,r..,......... o., ... ,....,...l aud locked I'D
..i..,.,-'....,.. ,,',,. ,.,,, ,.,....-
A~ ''' or ''~''.' W.. We w. ''.'' "''' ''
ir" 30 empty nr''.- "uErh lat i'.'''
stacked from 'I.. Ha..ry ?. 'l. Va. 'I,.
,,...,,,., ...,.r. p.,..r'ry ~. = ,l..,.,,
..t,. ...
T.. '''''' -'"'' 80 .'' '''''.L
u''' "'''n ''".u " iI'rH .f'h"'''hN'E ann
d-iy,ru.' v.'
In ar instant 'r.rn .r. h1II .. ,u,'l.r
-, ,,,.. fr.p....l NOS. - rn, c,Ir- ,,..
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InrnIIrnEenenI.

F..H, ... ~ tttrg'r3 ST.
The 10 'na fourth 'Ifuo ,ov haVa asasd
rf' 20 u''r. r... -rd M" good look nc
.rrrI r....tff ffI. nm ..Irs 1 have pe,e-
On. HtursEn.I
Inu mos tt.ul. 'htf replied Tho
g.rU- H.UUE man Nu.. 70 Tho pnIt yfrI
J rn"N who dyctE laugh when propose
to her
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T. vs. curious n "a '"oriv . ODD pt'u"
.. rna vh.n let" that mrhr I ". rs" Vl-n
= --ar' hHu got" 10 sheep IIr".flv
'h.v LEFT worn hv excitement and phy-I.
,,llr rrlhi" - worry any lpur"r HlI
'h" walls rlrr"i l'ip % sure. -lf. wnv
?. ln"r.y. nTs ara i.y,' i...ht 10 would
have, had the. ~ orgy =. tTn,"r-.' %
wua- with uu" 'i'" ylvriiy hrf o." my
mental ,i,,,u rn- -ruar". h"rNy f..,. e
tsu-I," tlIr"
Actually site" '..i h....it vh,.-r va-
h,ir.' 'h.urh' Il her Va" -rryli b
lu,ip.ir ~" hpd .ipu" her w"r-i AMI nat
was he end - % g. WIS a~ 81 ,hr wore
d"Ii
BI' uow bu' Wow. I recalled h.w Julie
had tr'.-d - tell 81 -"ru.' ones tender care
| recalled how JulI" had tried - i"b #
SOM. Oh" " ho would .Ir"ly 20 - ~" GOV .
crn"r w,'t hcr Who then. was thus
.prr. one 40 sOhcifpIs - Interested. Who
could u ~" huf Cousin" CIdir" h"r~rif.
Was IA" then alv"' Nud had sh" done
her worst 1ftnr all
In sucC.'zzly" waves ~ p"rc"ptrp
cams - that Their" was something
.trluR" about Juli"'- long silence. about
hcr ab-f r,tctfon md forge''Iin"Ss during
oar lut"-St"N. Vhgch had caused mo idIy
=, think 'hn' she ras unier sral what
n ~ pa.o 'lHi~Iih tho awful truth What
n COUSIN" b'fc hv her hypnotic poW"rs
had Kept her aSay from inc. IN easy Oh
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- ..rarn
n. NDN. O IOBtk
toward hsr NAEt~ th"v ~" f"g"th"f
uow
Il % hssly'- ! r"tor''"i l""s 90"
me eN@n ~ ! am and -,F ~h'"u'' OF
lk"ly VI whni -h" b" t""i enough 20
mol, , r,.,i ,,,,...I ,.,,,rn,,,,,,irr. a. smith
,.rN'
')''~ 10" would has" -n'n"'hn -
a." Nh h't " -h' "N'I ,h'Rh' ia"
'.,,,,,.,7.,... ~ - 80, a. ,nt,E,
la. breath nN,. Tr,.l Srutth.rs not
/, get pui ~ Wind .--uscilllv his -'cund
Nind
as" 81 nun h'T hN h"'I we,
-, go. a., ,,,, ,,."tl.,n,u
Nhy ,io vnr .o.,,.. herr. l,o'h.rrng M. llprui
. follow who was nothing more than .
discharged servant and what has "'' ON"
81 NV anyway r,.t.
r,,.,,,i.. III ...,,Iy.I &c.,, ,,,;",, a.
,-uorin,. nv orIoa,ior be-, turned away
to cypress his OPINION IL me IA d1sh"f
80 h' teloN Eli'ru
hI NhSh not N"S "hlN H",',n''','
~. "a ',,,' n az ,nJ ,,o,,IJ .,,r.ly i
NV viii
Rat would Julie l." equally hfhiu' ant
sun" n">. ~ shi, "nN ,h'", va, E1,'r 'I,,
.u,,,,,..,D,, | 80 ;,,,,I W., Ri, d.. NIGH,
nnt A., nt,io q, nn,, b.- Sl.h-d rsl,t,N,.-
Nho would rhoos" - remove h.~ f,r. a.
awaN And Oh. and oh Nh" irm"' WEI"
WAXING I't"
-,
hat Ne must have found u~I ana ~"
did como II was the warden fimS"lf
who hrous,, b.r not a. he pra,euded.
-, = .,n,,,,i.,. -. ,,,l,L., ,,,,-,, h, ,
"' '"P""' "" -
'''''' ''"""' NV ~
Wei N. didn.i learn much was
J,rrc,,nn itself never Mentioning smith
- -. ,........t j., III
'""' ~" 'NN'"I
b'"n ana Whpm -" Ili soon LOT I'h'
lest 81" might give som 'chIe To h's where
nha'Its white she was a. distracted and
,,.,,,,I ~. !, ,n,,or s,.u
.-..-,,.
wv ''>' '''i' l'' '" w. Wv NV ,"'''
tender ~C're which ~ 80 tough ~ ensure.
liltn tOt'ered she wa lied. she chung
She did an the irritating things a woman
IL -, =. "A, 10 r,,or d;.r,,,,,y
""'" 'h"N'-" 90 W "'."'
~ my '"h 'Inie-erNeh shHerhSS. '''
hoy gr""iirG il"as"d IN" Notwithstanding
-Oh NV dearest Philippe she moanod
~ tr,psIyC.n, and shadow a. - li'tI,
N""''''' WI" "'''"' W
~" sun.
Phihppr' To- her AZ least then ! was
still Th,arps I.a-Celles felt tho old
nr,da - rae. and rank and wealth swell
49, -, 80, -. ~,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-23
I'M q. puRACH, lleutenant.

JOHN f. DUBACH, lieutenant.
CHARLES CooNEY. 2
JOINING. LINK.
JOSEPH P. MULHERN.
f FRANCIS p, EAGAN.
J JOHN j. MeCLARY.
JAMES J. BRANNoN.
JOHN HELEERT.
WILLIAM IT. MURPHY.
.as The Injured.
John P. Kassenback, pipe man, pos.
sibly fatally.
Edward Oehler, pipe man, fatally.
John OIeary, pipe man, fatally.
Martin ]. Fitzgerald, pipe man, IA.
tally.
Antoine Holland, fireman. not raral.
H.
John Carney, pipe man, seriously.
!. A. D. Linnon, captain engine com
pany, slightly.
Joseph Mackey, driver, leg broken
James iMcGrath, captain engine
company, leg broken.
John Miller, pipe man, seriously.
William Walsh pipe man, seriously
Lieutenant NJ. Bollman, crushed.
Eugene Miller, pipe man, burned
and crushed.
NJ. j. Sanders, policeman, overcome
by fumes and rescued by fremen.
James Hendricks, policeman, over
come by hemp fumes and rescued b,
flremen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-23

aockET5ook-Lost on Main street
pocket ook containing small amount.
Of money. Return to 429 Walnut
Ave. iS5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-23
RELATIVES ARRIVING FOR
THE FUNERAL SERVICES

On Saturday morning at 10 O'clock
at the First NJ. E. Church on Main
street. funeral services will be held
over the remains OF Mrs. Mary Sterl.
ing Hennen. whose death occurred on
Tuesday at her home on Fourth street.
Rev. Fl. G. Howard, pastor of the
NJ. Z. Church, will conduct the SER
vices and interment will be made IN
Maple Grove Cemetery where the re-
mains of the deeeased's husband,
Thomas G.. Hennen, and six children
are laid.
Among the relatives who have ar
rived for the funeral services are Mrs,
w. A. Mestrezat and daughter. Miss
Mary, of Morgantown: Mr.. and Mrs.
NV. s. Hennen, OF Washington. D. G.;
Frank Hennen. of Chicago, and Wal
| ter Hennen. OF Denver, Col.
Undertaken, Musgraye has charge Of
the funeral arrangements.
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Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE.
SsDily. xDaily except Sunday. !sun,
! :s. day only.
aFAIRMoNT, W. VA.

& ~, FAlRMoNT, W. VA.
Z, schedule Corrected to Nov. 81, 1910
East Bound.
4 For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE.
ss PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
Z I, mo- y, f2:15 q. M: No. IA, 1875 p.
ms M; No. 4, $3.50 p. m, local to Graf,
ton.) y n
CUMBERLAND. ACCOM-, No. 6, TOO
CRATIC ACCOM- No. 70. .1o;51 a.
Westbound.
! For CHICAGO via PITTsBURG,
1850 p. M 4,
For G. COLUMBUS and CHICAGO, No.
s2:25 a. M; No; II, t1:25 D. m.
I For WHEELING , No, z, s2:25 a. M;
Il No: Il, h7:07 a. m. (local); No. II,
lbs p. m. (locaD; No. SIS, 1903
Mononeah Division.
) For GLARKSBURG, leave No. 2. x7:2O
~ !; No. A. x9:4 As p. M: arrive, No.
7:05 a. M; No. IS, x4:1 p. m.
Ealrnont, Morgantown and Pittabure.
For C0NNELLSVILLE and PITTS.
BURG. leave, No. 1, $500 a. M; No.
u: 10 a. M: No. SO, leave 4:30 D.
MI M. daily (. No. so, arrive, 1o:S0 a.
m, except Sunday; No. 81, 1880,
Except Sunday p. M; No. 2, x7:40
i p. M; No. 4, &9:40 p. M, No. IS 1906
p. M. 81
4 For sIoRGANTowN, leave, No. So
n 1900 p m; arrive. No. so, 1850 p.
m.
Pawpaw Branch.
Leave $500 a. m. and 400 p. M: ar,
RVS 10 a. m. and $500 p. m.
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{ SELF
TO Be A HERO
A, ( NEW YORK boy WANTS HIS.
sWEETHEARTTo BELIEVE HIM
A REAL BRAVE MAN.

NEW YORK. Dec, 2s.-ts Especial. 81
A shot fred last night in Broadway
at One Hundred and Fortieth street
attracted attention to George Curtis,
aged seventeen, who had revolver
in his hand
AT the West One Hundred and
Twenty.fifth street police station the
boy, whose home is at No. Sic West
One Hundred and Thirty.sixth street.
said he had been walking with a
young girl whose name she would die
rather than reveal when .'hated
rival Appeared and shot him through
the arm. lat59
There was bullet hole in his arm.
Later the prisoner confessed that
he had shot himself that he might ap'
pear hero to young girl whom he
dearly loved.
He admitted that he was alone When
lie shot shimself. 4 & 2, sj,,s1 a .AtF
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WANTEo-A good man to act as
Deputy fora Fraternal insurance
order in Fairmont A good propo.
sitlon to the right man. One with
some experience preferred. Apply
W. H. Weber, 227 Walnut street.
Morgantown, w. Va. "
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IS INCREASING
NO DOUBT BUT THAT MORE
<! THAN FORTY ARE DEAD AS A.
RESULT OF THE FIRE IN MEL.
SON MORRIS STOCK YARDS.

Especial to the West Virginian.)
CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-.As the hours
go by the death list Of firemen and
Others at the big Nelson Morris and
,Gompany's stock yard district FIRE
seems to increase and the numper OF
dead given out early this afternoon Is
appalling, il being conservatlvely es-
.timated at this time that there are
more than forty dead and that the
number will reach the half hundred
mark, At the Are headquarters at
noon It was stated that the final count
positively shows that over thirty men,
bers OF the department are dead. 1t
Is believed that fully a dozen Pack
ingtown laborers have met their fate
in the flames.
At this hour, one o'clock, the fire Is
still being fought with three engine
companies and half dozen trucks.
Twenty-six firemen have been iden-.
titled, including the bodies OF Fi>3
Chief Koran, which was taken froS.
the ruins las. midnight and Assistant
Chief William J. Burrough. Mayor
Busse spent ten hours personally d.
recting the search for the body Of
Chief Koran, who was lifelong
friends OF lis
| The fire broke. out afresh last night
at eight o'clock, Just II hours after
the first alarm was sounded. The
water pressure is. very law and for
that reason the firemen cannot fight
the flames In the stock yard section
properly but are now combining their
work to prevent the spreading of the
flames to other parts OF the city. The
tir-t loss will reach fully one million
dollars.
The fire was first discovered short
ly after three o'clock yesterday morn
ing by a Waterman in the Norris and
Company beef house at Forty-third
street. caused by an ammonia pipe
bursting which started a spontaneous
combustion that spread so quickly
that the Waterman had barely turned
in the fire alarm before the flames be-
gan bursting from the building.
Following is q list Of the known
dead and missing up to late this MORN
ing, but 1t is believed that the num-
Der II dead will exceed this:
JAMES KORAN, fire marshal.
WILLIAM u. pOIlIeOOHIlo,' oSSohu
assistant marshal.
PATRICK E. COLLINS, engine cap.
tain. Is
DENNIS DOYLE. engine captain.
| JOSEPH MURAWESKI, pipe man.
/ CHARLES MOORE. truck man.
THOMAS O'CONNOR. pipe man.
JAMES FOSTER. pipe amn..
JOSEPH OSBORNE. driver.
!. H. BEnRENS. driver.
| NICHOLAS CRANE; truck man.
FRANK WATERS. pipe man.
Two entire fire companies. the
names OF the members not previously
counted in the dead, missing, or in
iured being:
CHARLES BERKERY. lieutenant.
CHARLES SWEENIE.
\ WILLIAM J. DALEY. =
Il PETER j. KILL.
WILLIAM T.sWEBER.z s41gsa a.
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LosT-Between Sixth street and VAR
ginia avenue and Quincy street, on
Saturday. a pair Of gold rimless
spectacles. Finder please return 10
this ONCE. - g. "
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,kEYs-Bunch Of keys found In oftice:
of Falrmont- Clarksburg Traction
Company this morning can be had
by calling at the Office Of the West
virginian, Identifying same and pay.
ing for this adv.
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THE PEOPLES MARKET Ri h AeE.
WANTED

tRANTED-Pos ition as housekeepersini
widower or bachelors home by a
widow. Address G. 9, Ct, Fairmont,i
care Cereal Delivery.
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JohInIslvon.Reeves.

A very pretty home wedding took
place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Reeves on Morgantown ave.
nue. yesterday at 1880 o'clock when
their daughter Miss salinda e.
Reeves became the brideiof Mr.. Rich
ard E. Johnson, of clarksburg. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. L.
B. Bowers, OF the Diamond Street NJ.
q. Church and was witnessed by a
few friends and the immediate rela,
tives only. The bride and groom left
on the afternoon train for a trip in
the east. Upon their return they will
take up their residence in clarksburg
Their many friends extend theii
heartiest congratulations. 4