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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29
N. p. TemmpIeN'

J., G. Broomfeld. 4Pastor.-The sre-
cial services tomorrow will be the
echoes from the thef great Laymen's
Convention held during the week In
the city OF Wheeling. This will be
given in connection, With the morning
service. Come and catch the enthu.
slasm OF that great gathering. 1t will
give you new vision. Sunday School
at $3.50 am. Morning worship ut
l0:45. with echoes from the Wheeling
convention. Junior Enhenbor ut Q
o'clock. In charge 5fAsMiss Dena
Knight. Social Study Glass at GAS j..
III. taught hyHlhe pastor. Evening
worship at 1880. with sermon on 1.-The
Man Who Lacks an Opportunity
Special music at both Services.
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Diamond street M. .. church.

J. X. Grimes. Pastor.-sunday School
at $3.50 a. M. Z. "A. Wilson. surerin.
tendent. Public worship at 1876. ser.
mon by the pastor. subjectH"The Pow.
er Of the Gospel Applied" Dpworth
I.eague Mt $3.50 p. m. C.. o. West. pres
idcnt. Junior League at 2. p.ym.. En-
ma iLayman superintendent Public
worship ut 1880 n. m. sermon by the
pastor. subject 1.-The Almost Chris.
tian.' All services of the day will be
pervaded with the revival spirit which
has attended the special meetings of
the past two weeks: An opportunity to
unite with the church at both the
morning and evening services will be
given. A cordial welcome to stran.
gers. 80 -ht.=5l. 49, 80 i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

5 The Central Republican OF Being.
ten takes a lively interest in education.
al affairs in the State and often has
things to say OF various institutions.
III Is particularly enthusiastic over the
work O: the Fairmont Normal School,
1 as y the following editorial in this
week. issue shows:
Our, West Virginia people begin now
atoE see what it@is to have up-.,date
normal schools, and while We are far
from what we want to see in these in
Sstitutions. yet we can point with pride
TO the schools today as compared to a
number Of Years go. The return OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29
IiNcoLis9 plsTalcT NEWS.

-
Mt. EnoehE 9. Morgan IL home from,
Webster county where be had beet,
spending n,est Of h.; time for several
years looking aft-r his business III
that county. Mr. Moraan's health Ia
not very coed this winter.
TIE Hope company made the follow.
ing locations this week: one, on Geo.
w. MILAN. one on iEnos, Sc trick. one
on bud Martin, one on The Scott Pal.
IRISH farm. A new gas company IL
building q rig on Leslie M:-hael's farm,
on Teverbaush. It looks like there
will be lots Of drilling; done In Lincoln
district this. summer by the gas com,
ranice. i,,1s .,ySsa X. 4 K. a; !.
II looks very much like the coal
plant on Teverbaugh is a sure &C. The
company Is buying the land aiena the
route from Worthineton to the ioca.
ton Of the plant. Mr. Frank Woods
sold h!l farm to them last week. also
several other7 have sold. ~. !,
Mr.. silas Wadsworts,, Of Fairmont
Is roofing a house for Miss Mary Ann
Tetrick on Helen's run this week.
There was grand coon hunt insti.
tuted by the young people Of Helen's
run Thursday night. A pet coon was
taken over. the county and hid in an
apple tree and then the dogs were put
on the track. They found the coon all
rinhs. teSt N Il
q Mrs. a. r. Kelley and Lille Davis:
Of near Pennington, we're visiting
Mrs. : catune Parr:.h. of Martins run,
Friday. a-tt!t
q Mr., .Artey Morgan, Of near Wotri,.
inoton. was in Pennington Thursday.
Mr.. A. s. Kelley. of Pennington,
spent Sunday with his Il sister. mrs.
ianea Atkinson In Manninaton,2 !,
Mr.. Arley. Morgan, Mae Clayton. Ger
tie Davis, Brooks Davis and Eva Nor.
yam, of near Worthington, were the
guests Of Hiss Eus.a Davis near
Worthington Sunday. m 3;s .s'#
Mr.. ana Mrs. oavtsJ OF near worth
l,p.on, were eallnas on Miss MARY
Ann Tetriek, Of near; Pennington, Sun
day. 50 .@5,i = &C. 49,
Mr.. Harry Hawkins, Of near Festus
spent Sunday evening with WiIIet
Morgan near NWorthinoton. ~ ~
Mr.. Jack Baker. of near sWorthing
ton, was calling on A. r. Kelley, oi
Pennington, TUESDAY. a,9,il -
ArIey Morgan and Mae Clayton. oi
near Farmington,i were In Worthinq
ton Thursday. %ts :. i' n
= Mrs. : Spence Parrish, Of Martin.
run. Is very i'll at this prita,g.
Miss Julia! potes of Warrington. il
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Schultz, o.
near Farnington.S = t'H45 'tF'''t..-
@Ff' NEWsy. !.
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First M. e. Church.

Harry c. Howard. Pastor.-Sunday
School at $3.50, c. W. Evans, superfn.
tendent: A good attendance Is looked
for. Public Worship at 1886. sermon
by the pastor IA bounding Grace" Ep.
worth League devotional service at
G:30. topic 1.-The New Acts OF the Apos-
ties" Miss Ella RnthEehs leader. Even.
ing worship and evangelisitc services
at 1880 o'clock. The public has cor
dial invitation to attend these SER
vices. ,,,gi!tgy = III lIS
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RAILROAD NAN INJURED.

cLARksBuRG, ar..-,2a.-christo.
pl'er c. Horniek, conductor employed
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
In the clarkshurg Yards was ABOUT
1880 o'clock last night struck and run
over BY cars, which were being placed
rear the overhead bridge about 500
yards east Of the depot. His right leg
was severed above Esthe knee and It
was badly crushed to the thigh. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad surgeon
was summoned, and ordered the man
taken to the st. Marys hospital.
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First Baptist Church.


Evangelistic meetings have been In
progress for fGoreathan a week. A
good meeting IL being enjoyed. Visible
results are being @1coked tfor at each
service now. The meetings will con.
tinue during next week. at'ieast. The
seryfcesfor sunday.will beas follows:
Sunday School 4attt9:a0 az m. Come
and bring some one with YOU. Morn
Ing service at 1886. subject Jesus
Saw II Man." Evening service at 1880.
subjective Must 4 he Born Again"
d. Y. P. U. Mt G:3O, subject Special
Prayer 2Sartitc for the EvlngelIstic
Meetings. Special music for the SER
vices of the day. : " " y
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Churches.
Central christlan /: hurct.

l.
l. N. Grisso. Pastor.-seryices as
follows: Sunday School; at $3.50. sey.
rnotr Mclntire. superintendent. The
annual report was splendid. but we
can make a better report for 1910.
Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 1890 p.
M. subject for The morning sermon
my Neighbor In the Land or Love 81
evening theme IAN UnchanEa bic Re
ligion. Yon will be interested In these
sermons. come and bring your friends.
The pastor vii nave an interesting re-
port to read to the congregation one
week from today. Junior Christian
Endeavor at 2 O'clock y. NJ. Mrs. II. N.
'Wetzel. Il superintendent. Teachers
meeting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I. N. Grisso. 52s walnut avenue. on
Tuesday evening. Mid-week devotion:
al meeting at the church at; 1880 We'd
nesday evening. subject rThe uncom-
promised Life" The. Woman's Mis-
stonary society's Auxiliary to the C.
W.tB. Nj. will meet at, the home of
Mrs. Frank sDIckerson at $3.50 Thurs
day afternoon. The programme Is in
charge Of Mrs. l.. N. Wetzel. On
Thursday evening mt 1880 Eat the
church will occur the annual. meeting
Of the Mems Brotherhood. to which
the'men are invited. There will be a
good programme. Also m address on
How Much Does Man Weigh? ''t q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

DR. Bennett to this State has given
these schools great impetus that Is
being felt over the State like an edu-
cational electric shock. He is doing
mitch for the cause of education. and
has brought the Fairmont institution
up to a nigh plane and 1t Is still grow
Ing higher. We believe that the next
legislature Will put these institutions
on plane that will make them nor.
mails OF the first class. -
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A CHANCE TO WIN $40 BY WRIT.
5 ING A SHORT LETTER.

ING a SHORT FITTED
whn+ f.,tur. ~ ~. v.s. ,,i.,,,,.-
do vou Ike brst7' whv74 ra.,h- 49,.
con uIvino the hest answ.r :, . ,.+r..
Ct not over ZOO CORDS tn. w.et VI.
oini,n will, n;v. -, d,,,,r i. ,,l
Nv meet ,,-...-
iudoment In selection ana ,nnnr,,..
ate expression In. TELLING ..vhv." 7hrr.
conpetent iudo.e will h. ,nno;,+,d =,
pass on Tn. an.werr ard ,w,-d ~.
prize. Tile denartm-n+s or f.,+ur-o
Of the paner. oen.ra,tv -,,.,d.r.i
are: S. 49,.
1. T~lenr,nh newe c+,.. ,,a
tjcna,.
2. General news stories IF Ea,rmo,,
anu Marion county.
3. Court n.ws -ou,+v ,,d s.,..
i. Newe If +,.e eeho,,a
&. Country eorr~sno,d.n..
4. Society column
,, Persona, column 49,
g, SPORTS.
q Ed,.or,,, ,,,.
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RoWED INTO MlD.RIVER
AND ARRESTED HIS MAN
cl,aunccy Harrington, Wanted at GAL.
lirolis, is Taken In Custody
T.}'fH 't Y A: Huntington. e

HUNTINGTON; w. Va, Jan. 20
Padding down the 'ohio river alone
IN a "Johnhoat," chauncey Harrlng.
ton. wanted at Gallipolls, for attempt.
ina to kill a woman, was arrested last
evening by local officer, who ,rowcd
out lin ~ tr,in-strcan .and .et<,n,anded
Harrington to stop. He surrendered
and was locked up to await the arrival
of the authcritiee fror, Ohio. "a 's "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29
Cold and L Grippe.

Mr.. G. Happy, Hardin, Hay Co, Mos
writcs: II can safely recommend Pes
runa MS q remedy that will cure NIL ca
tarrhal troubles. 81 tsSs Il IN
at was OF great benefit tome, as It'll
cured me Of catarrh OF the throat, and
I took q very bad cold and hid Ia
grippe Inst February. Il It settled I'm my
throat and lnngs.s1 took three bottles
OF Peruna and 1t cured me. h NJ II
z ~ highly recommend It to alt who
are sick, and 7 am glad to add my ems
dorsement,to that OF others. 2
Pe-ru-na for Colds. X
Mr.. L. Clifford Fsgg, Jr.. 300 East
Marshall ST., Richmond, Val writes
that when he gets cold he takes Peru-t
nm, and itsoon drives itout OF his system.
For several years he was not entirely
well, but Perunn completely cured him.
People who object to liquid medlclue1
can now secure Perunn tn blets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29
- For Federal bulidInu,

A large delegation OF Grafton cIti.
zcns went to- Washington on Thurs.
day evening In the interest OF the pro-
posed new Federal building for that
city. Senator N. B. Scott, chairman Of
the Senate Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds. together with
the other members of the committee
will meet the 'detenstion in Washing.
ton this morning, eatt 49,, ~ +
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I M. e. Church South.

J. w. Critics. pastor.-sunday School
at $3.50. II. T. Jones. superintendent.
Preaching ut 10:45. theme Light in
Darkness" Junior League at 2 p. m.
conducted by Miss Martha Hoffman.
Senior League at $3.50. at which time
the seventh lesson In the Bible Study
Course will be given. Preaching at
1880. theme Testing OF Love" 1t Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

We have been getting SO many nice
"Specinl Feature" letters 1t has been
decided to continue the contest one
week.. 50 many letters have come In
from a distance today that we feared
some fnieht get In too late today. An
other chance means another onportln-
ity.. Get busy. $50
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NEWSy.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
FARM OMIT w. VA,

-" 'F''EJan. %. 1910.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of the County En1inecr Until Il
o'clock, noon. Feby 5, 1910. for the
construction Of two stone or concrete
7tutmchts on Pawpaw creek at Bas-
melville. Plans and specifications can
b. seen at tina Office -: ~ ~
= S-af'S S. "A. SHuTTLEsWoRTH, -
t'sF. = County Road Engineer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29
AFTER WlEE's FUNERAL
MURDERER ESCAPES.
Sensational Affair at Point Pleasant,
W:.h Francis Goddard Play.
ing the Stellar Role. - es.r

x POINT PLEASANT, w. Ma, Jan. 20.
.-Francis Goddard, convicted ru,-
derer, took advantage of permission
to attend his wlfe's funeral and escap.
ed from his guards. Goddard was con.
victed OF this murder Of William le-
viray and had h.en confined in the
county Jail. -.
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Through Service
Fairrnont to Clarksbu, g
.aFAlRMoMT q cLARKsBuRG.
TRACTION COMPANY.

Cars leave Cor, Main and Jefferson
sts.. Falrmont, HOURLY for clarIs.
burg and intermediate Points IRON
$500 A. M. until 10000 p. M.
Schedule Of lnterurban Cars, octo-
o. Der 81, 1907.
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Presbyterian Church,

H. G. Stoetzer. Pastor.-You are
cordially invited to the following SER
vices: Sabbath School at $3.50 a. m.
The superintedent. Prof j. Walter
Barnes, Is constantly adding attractive
and helpful features. The morning
service will be held at 10:45 O'clock.
subject "rrhe Impression and Message
OF the Lay1nnn's Missionary Move
ment." The Junior Endenvor Society
will meet at 3 p. M, and the Senior at
G:3o p. m. Evening service at 1880.
subject 1.-THE Four Cardinal Principles
for a Strong and Long Life" Mid:weeli
service Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
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the wish offthe+ pastor that the niems
befship: as Tar as possible be present
at the Sunday services, as some I'm
portant sannonnc epents are to be
made regarding the special meetings
which are to Begin next week. Every
one welcome ili
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

II you are dissatisfied ienant-whlch
yon should be II you have cause-look
at some OF the houses or apartments
advertised today. - aHasz e.tE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

1t is claimed by scientists that
SNOW years" run Id cycles. We are
probably in one OF the SNOW cycle
years ut present,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

the Treason OF Mcmillan" In this
mornings Times has no reference to
the wet" and "dry" fight In FAirmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

II you like any feature In the West
Virslninll best, you have a chances 10 get
ten dollars saying SO in 100 words. /,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29
SMALL CHILD DEAD.

A small colored child Of En,net Dor.
can, residing at Granttown, died to-
DAY and Will. be buried Tomorrow ar
that place by Undertaken Eli Mus.
.1avc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

p" JuSEPH IHNLLtGHASE.Is rs q ~
Z Perunu Drug Co., Colnmbuss Ohio. )
5 Gentlemen: I have used Pefuna
Z and find that 1t cannot be equnled as $
5 tonic, as we'll ~ cure for coughs,
Z colds andcatarrh. IN .fsl5 3sS s
5 You are authorized to nso tSmy Z
{ photo with testimonial in any pub s
lication. =;
/ Joseph II. Chase,
s SOL Tenth ST., Washington, D. g. Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-29

y Passengers baggage carried m;
cars leaving Falrmont at 1 $500. 1900;
1900. 3: co. 6:OoSand %: 90 O'clock. WA
~ PassenEers' baEga go carried On cars,
leaving clarkaburg tnt q 80 1880, go!
Z :se, 4: so and %: 80 b clock. u
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Grace Lutheran Church.

L. X. Probst. Pastor.-Services In
Willard Hall. Y. M. c. A. Building.
Sunday School ut $3.50 n. m: preach.
ing service ut 1926. A cordial wei.
c1mn fn all III, HHr. Z. +7- .s- ss'-L ~.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
THOMP SON SAYS
He WILL WIN

Cyclone" Johnny Thompson is IN
the pink OF condition. He says So. He
looks SO and the brawny muscles
which stand ont on his arms and legs
verifies the statement
Thompson was in ogden last night
and announced that ne Will go to
Logan this morning where he VIII
train with Billy Hamp the husky
Cache valley plumber for his coming
fight with Bird Leg Collins at Salt
air June 15 The Commercial club
of Logan has offered the Sycamore
lad many inducements to round out
his training there, and today the train
ing camp at tho Utah Hot Springs will
be moved there.
Thompson says that he is not wor-
ried in the least over the outcome of
his fight with Collins, but following
his usual custom he is training as
hard for the fight as he has for any of
his other battles The announcement
from Salt Lake that Collins smasheS
the punching bag every time he hits II
is more than offset by a story Thomp-
son tells. According 10 the Cyclone
he let himself ont a few days ago,
while going through his training and
hit tine bag so hard that il went
through the Side OF the building and
although his assistants and the en-
ployees at the hotel have been search.
ing ever since, no trace of the bag has
yet been found.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
HALF AROUND THE
WORLD TO Fight

This mornings mall brought me n
long letter from Tommy Burns from
Australia, and the following para
graph certainly made me sit up and
take notice.
Mr.. Mcintosh. Bob Fitzsimmons
Bill Lang and myself. accompanied
by twenty-five OF Australia's best
sportsmen. sail June 8. by Marama'
for Frisco To attend the big fight
Just think OF the interest the con-
test is arousing all over the world.
Here are a group OF people making
approximately trip of $1,000 miles,
when we figure the return mileage to
Australia. TO see a fight. The other
day 127 arrived from England on the
same mission. and about 500 more will
follow have letter from Jack
Gleason in which he states that MI
Hymann Of Capetown, South Africa,
reserved ten tickets for a party that
is coming from there, and n James
A. Brown of Brazil is coming with
party OF seven
Burns is an enthusiastic Jeffrics
man and writes as follows. Il shall
be at the rIngside shouting for JET
lIltS. IL DN CUuUCt Iouuoon ohpuib
win, / want TO take Jeffries present
place as representing the white race
and will send Johnson to the hospital
once more. as | did In Australia
Johnson would rather fight any other
man in the world than he would me.
He knows 1t. and he knows that
was fully able 10 continue when the
police stopped our fight. II was stop
ped because "A friend of Johnson's
went to the police and said | had ono
o my rigs broken. Just give me one
more chance and ! Will show the big
smoke up. But what's the use?
Jcffries will make him jump over the
top rope the first time he stings him.
You take II from me. the Smoke will
try and lose on a foul, as he never
will stand for the knockout unless
Jeff should happen TO put it over
good and strong and put him away
with single wallop before Johnson
gets chance to quit,
When | meet you in California
want TO ask Johnson right before YOU
why he went TO the Manley hospital
In Melbourne. and he will not deny
that his ribs were fractured and that
the X-ray disclosed this fact | have
the Australian statement of the phySi-
clans that examined him and will
publish them If he denies my state
ment.'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
DIABET ES

Ii WAS not easy for us to believe
that Diabetes is curable, but the first
case We came In personal touch with
was astonishingly convincing.
We were considering the purchase
of FMlton's Compound and wero look
ing for cases TO try them out on.
One of our number knew Charles A.
Newton. the yardmastcr Of the S p.
K. r. Co, at Sacramento-a very
worthy man He also knew that New
ton had Diabetes and was In q hospit'
nj In the Capital City and that his
recovery seemed impossible when he
last heard from him. A letter was
written TO Newton that Fulton claimed
his Diabetes Compound cured Dia-
beteS and that we wanted to know
from OUR friends If this was so,
and that If he (Newton) would take
II that We would send him a supply
Of it. Newton replied To the effect
that some four OF five month"; before
We wrote him he had heard about the
compound. had taken II. that the sugar
was nearly out and he was almost
we'll HIS complete recovery followed,
and he told an S. Z. Engineer who
had Diabetes and he recovered.
We also saw Gen Theo Rlcchert.
of San Francisco so on this treat
mcnt and get a complete recovery
after physicians had declared that
the case was hopeless Gen Rlechert
is Il 32nd degree Mason and is one
of San Francisco's most worthy and
fnvorably known citizens.
We have seen hundreds recover
eli 10 Innnny
tion about Diabetes in people OF mid
die age and over being curable
For free literature. address John ]
Fulton Co, 6i5 Battery St, San Fran
cisco. Cal
Fulton's Diabetes Compound can be
had of our agent in Your city.
VIM. Driver & Sons Drug Co
We desire all patients To write us
who are not noting the usual improve
ments by the third week.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
BINGHAM TO CELEBRATE.

Bingham, June Sat a mass meet
Ing of the citizens of Bingham, held
in the Central school building recent
ly. it was decided to have an old-tImc
celebration on the Fourth of July.
Features of the celebration viii be Il
parade. program, races. refreshments.
dance for the children, field sports and
n hose contest between the two fre
departments, concluded by grand
ball in the evening.
While two empty ore trains were
running In the same direction near
Welby yesterday, one Of them ran
into the rear end of the other. derail-
ing large Mallet engine and few Of
the cars. The engine and cars were
badly wrecked. Passengers on the
morning train were transferred TO
freight cars Toward night the track
was cleared up by wrecker.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09

he loft. asserting that he Will swear
out warrant for the chauffeur.
According to the witnesses, the
chauffeur, who refused TO give his
name To the Injured man, stopped the
machine and started TO abuse Malody
for not looking behind him when he
was about TO get off a street car.
Malody had been assisted to the curb
by fellow passengers. who had alight.
ed from the car and was unable In
defend himself Stanley EVcrill, en-
ployed at the Walkover shoe store.
threatened 10 whip the chauffeur II he
did not stop abusing the injured man.
Tho chauffeur then drove away,
Malody. who Is employed as u
mason at Fort Douglas. was on his
way home when the accident hap
pened, and both he and the witnesses
said that the chauffeur had failed
TO give any warning OF the approach
OF the automobile.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
BELLE GLEN
GETS THE MONEY

LATONIA, June S.-A good per
formance by Belle Glenn in the third
was the feature of todays card here
Results
First race. four and half urlongs
Sidney K, $3.50, won, Mockier. 50 40.
place; Mr. Dock. show S24a0. Time.
1:55.
Second race. six furlones Fundo-
mental. $2190. won: Splcndida, place
S26 GO, second Marbles, show, $3.50,
third Time, 1:1I.
Third race, one mile and. seventy
yards-Belle Clem, straight, S410.
won; Dondisse. place. 5000. second;
LaToupee. show, $50, third. Time
l Sc.
Fourth race, four and one-half fur
longs-Oriental Pearl, $20.90, won,
Rue. place, $40. second; Indiana
Girl, show, $40. third Time. 81 l-5
Fifth race. six furlonGs
SS4iO. won; Pal. place. s22 so, sec
ond; Billy Roedemer, show. $3.50,
third Time, Lib 40
Sixth race, mile and an eighth
Third Rail. straight. $d.9O, won; Mo.
lesey, $50, second, Wolferton. show
1920. third. Time, 1;54.