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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
LIGA DE BASE BALL"
PUERTORRIQUENA.

No hace mucho el Sr. Alcides Ze-
no, uno de nuestros companeros,
escribio en- este diario una serie de-
articulos encaminados 4 probar la
conveniencia de organizar los teams
de baseball que hay en- la isla, en-
dos ligas insulares.
La idea fue lanzada y muy abun-
dante fue, en- verdad, ell acopio de
razones para que aquella organiza-
ci6n Sc hiciera, asi como de infoma-
cion tecnica relativa los medios
de realizarla.
De toda la isla supimos que, des-
pues de aquellos articulos, fue muy
comentado el prop6sito, pero hasta
ahora una franca lnlclatlva no ha
sido que sepamos, tomada por nadle
Suponemos que Sc tomara algun
dia Y por alguien, por que en- esa Or
ganlzacion hay un buen ne egocio la
tente. Alguien Sc decidira hacerlo,
Y entonces el beneficio general po-
dra obtenerse. deiando establecido
en- este pals una organization razona
bic E ingeniosa de base-bdl, recono-
ciendo que este ejercicio es noble.
divertido higlenico, V que dcbe TO-
mentarse, adoptandolo como luego
puertorrlqueho.
Ahora ha sido informada Ia noti-
cia de que algunos campeones nor
teamericanos, proponen venir a la
isla a establecer en- forma estable la
organization &c baseball. Debemos
avudarles, 81 la noticia es cierta. 81
los puertorriquehos no Sc deciden
con heneficio de su pals. d ganarse
unos cuartos debemoS favorecer a
los que vengan de afuera 4 realizar
la obra. Todo parece conflmar que
hay va en- la isla plentiful de aten-
cion puesta en- ell baseball afici6n,
aptitud, Y robustos campeones. Pa
rece madura la OCCASION de poner Or
den en- los elementos dispersos de
organizar. de metodizar, de obtener
el provecho de una buena organiza-
ci6n en- provecho de la cult,ua fisica
de nuestros eompatriotas.
no habra en- la isla quien esta
organization So decida9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

r.a nersonas Que deseen suscrtbirse
81. cnnRrsPonpENcIA. diriianse ia
oficina central. Gale de Fortaleza 81,
San Juan P. 4. incluyendo ell impo7-
to de Ia suscripci6n que sollclten J ma
ciendo constar con letra Clara Ell hoih-
bre ' direction de Ia persona in'efe-
eada, .o~,nc,o
mas solicitandolas de los sgentes que
on todn isla tiene este perlodlco, los
c,.les ayisaran s la oticina de san
Juan para que los abonos sean ser
vidos, ,so,,nc,o.
80 nav. ar servidAs por los agentes,
q nrecio de 80 o. cada numero del pc.
ri6dico. ,so~it..
oo,s, ian do domicilio dentro de una
nnnl.ci1 n & do una otra olstlnta, sc
ssr, ;rsn ayisarlo en- tempo. al gen
10 mss su alcapcs + Ia oficina cen
tral. Cuando este avlso sea omllluo
el suacritor sera conslderaooueuool oe
en- suscrici6n aunque el perlod'eo, poa
culra de Ia omission ce. suserlloi' W
hsya llegado i sus manos, nuz
L. secci6n titulAda CAhI nI :,
pTIFRTO es absolutamente neutral J
nnade ser utilizada librsm enle para
expresar todas las opiniones, con -,
da nue estkn inspiradas en- Ia pueha
~ sean correctas en- fondo y loima.
Il redacci6n se resersa el oeiecno ~ Us
nublicar s no las csrtas que con ues
limo esa seccion sean remitidas.
NO 81 pEvuELvEN oR1JINALEs QUE "a IA.
=. SER pusL1cApos Sc REc1BAs ocL
FOR cUA1au1BRA clRcuNsrANciA NO 10
BEAN. diri;ir.e 4
laoficina central 8 a los agentes. freclos
para an lpcios, communicates, reclamos'
ed;ctos etc. seran env:adcs q solicitud
de los interesndos- -
La remission de fondos La CoRREs-
ponpENcIA debe hacerse en- llros posta-
les cuando no los haya en- el lugar
de la remesa, en- sel!os de correo DE oos
centavos
Las personaa que los fines de ia pu
tlicldad oeseen ser oidas por LA o
nRIspoNpENc1A, pueden acudir a ia re-
daccion del periodico, fortaleza ol. Q
ay,sar Dor telefono 0 carta, para ue
oportunamente acuda un reporter a su
!lamamiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
LECTURA CAMPESINA.

La plgga de los tomdteS. Con res
pecto al heliothis amigera. - pode-
mos decir que es 'lnl playa rebelde.
pero que Sc puede reducir a proper
clones easi inofensivas con una vigi-
lancia casi continue, Y ron el empleo
perseverance de las practicas que en-
>egllida rccomentlamnS.
IL primern que dele hacerse es
destrur los tomate~ que tengan Sc
nale> de que los g'isann> Se los estsn
comiendo. porqiie estoS frutos va
perCiieron Su valor comercial. V los
animales desapareceran juntamente
con ellos. Se recogeran ! mano las
cnsalidas. volviendo Ia terra con el
arado cuando los gl,sOlos. pOr estar
grandes. Sc esconden On els para
Sc cazaran las maiposaS que
nacen II la criszlidas para darles
CTIL.-Los c,lellos Ge encaie seI
limplan esp9lsoge.adolos eon icidai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
CANDLES Y MUSICA.

Generalmente, los pueblos hablan
con orgullo de sus ascendientes.
b En- los Estados Unidos yenelan Ia
memoria de los fundadores de h pa
tria. En- Espafla, una justa religion
Sc hizo de Ia memoria de aquellos
heroes que defendieron Ia indepen-
dencis espanola. Venezuela. respeta
COMO toda Ia America del sur, 4 sus
nayores- Francia e9Ja lena de esta-
tuas dedicadas d perpetuar Il memo
ria de los vieios franceses. Y aq,ii
cerca, en- Cuba, sienren pr0iuada de-
vocion por sus her6leos mavore<.
NO es ESQ juSto? P,leS. entcaces.
spor que no ha de pa,ar 10 misrngcn
Puerto Rico? He aqui 10 qse uu
contemporaneo. "El Tempe eca-
ba de decir:
Han pasado " los 'iempas aqtte
Hos memorables, en- que and4-
mas en- ID Prensa, sostenldas II recesio
dor de una solemne nlajale-ia per
sonal, derrdmdbdn inHens9 a4r1}p
en- los ssptritus de nvestros "aga.
No, asf no fue. Nuestrl> .s.ts
no sent:an regociio ante mGlla.
seguramente sentirian rubor ;
pienn el menosprecio con que al
nos de sus DESCENDANTS les e0nsi.Ie-
ran.
,Por que ese inmoderado fan de de
nigracion de 10 que & p'iertorrl1t.e t.e-
hoe Sc acsna-on Va los vllos Y ne
,esitan ..eaigrar q lOs mueros: Que j
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

listed osid desedndo encontrur una
buepa ooiOouci6n y, sinembdrgo. d nd-
die sc 10 dice. Las gestiones que pr
medic dc amigos esti hacienda resHi-
fan con Jrecucncid infructuosaS Tie
ne por delante un million de almds que
igRornn su deseo. sPor que no dnun-
eia usted 10 que desed? La Correspon-
dencia ofrece Il usted nm etIcisntc mo-
dio de pubiicidad. 81 CANA tismpo,
akorrurd diheTo. Y el modesto dispen-
dio dc mr. HHuneio, ie proporeioN0ri
el p1Gs eooK6mioo medi0 de nglisdr
sus ospirdcjones. No racile On eSto.
U-staJ enooHtr5 RI mundo hecLo. y Gsi
son las c0sGs de- mwr,f9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
HlMOkISM0.

Hace algunos amos era tercer sub
secretario de Marina en- Washington
el Sr. Alvey \. Adee.
Llamaron I'm dia por telefono 4 ID
oficina del srbsecretario Y pregun-
/ taron.
-sQuiere usted haceme ell favor
de decirme como Sc llama ell tercer
aSststdn secretary?
Sc llama Adee.
"A. D. Sque?'
A. 4. Adee. .
-sQuiere Id. tener Ia boniad de
deletrear ell nombre
ST senior.
Olga.
a..
-Muy bien.
a .
-Adelante.
A.
-,yaya I'd. a raseo' ss;e esta
/ Ourland0 de mi!
y ov6se ell golpe del audifono que
;ir6 indignado el trasmisor.
4 I'm muchacho de escuela. al ha
| Ger su composition, ocurrl1 escri-
bir 10 siguiente d rientO is ei are
eudado tlene prlSd.
lie digo i Id que no me gusta
este cuarto no ,'-iiur.
-Pero senora.
He venido d,- MI pueblo i Nue.
Va York Y no quierp un cuarto como
este. tan pequefo, ron un sofa solo
sin CANA en- FL que s'lenan tantas
csmpanillas Y que "a de arrlba aba
io...
-Pero sefora teuga pacieIlcia
fa llegaremos a su cuarto..
Sc trataba de una sefiora que ha-I
biendo llegado a Im hotel de Nueya
York. crevo que Fl ascensor era Ia
habitsci6n que l. habian deStinado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
OBSERVACI ONES
DEL TIEMPO.
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU
Fan Juan, P. R., Nvbre. so de 1910

Faremetro en- pulgadaa redu-
cido al niveld mar r..-- 2S'9.
Iemperaturaco riente. Fahr.. ~
Humedad relativa, percentage. IS
Piecipitaci6n, en- pulgadas, en-
"a horas, terminando las 9
pI q. $500. w.
Direction del viento. ......-- }.
velocidad del viento. mllas
pos hora. a.........o....-
Temperature mas alta....- Of
Temperature mas baja. -. IS
Ealda del sol. g. 50 a. Il.
fuesta del sol .. N.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

I'm esta imprenta = sende
papel de periodicos vlejos a
50 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
A todos inteIesa q eas e nsss.i's s's55's

otros utensi]ios, la duena de casa
que liza menester menaje de cocina,
la joven que desea adornar con
ilnos encaies y generos Gle punto
sus Gle gantes trajes, quien use fina
esencia, todo el que necesite al.
gun articulo del ramo de fcrre t.
ria y quincalla, debe hacer una Vi
sta d LA SULTANA ca lie de San
Justo II, San Juan. Finturas
herraIulentaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
LIkEA ftRREA DEL OESTE

itinerario 6e trenes y vapora que
enpezara q regir cesoe 10. de Sep.
tiembre ae l30a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

borico, en- cantidad abundante, y
dejandolos arrollados unos cuantos
dlas, transcurridos los cuales Sc sa-
sacudira el aciodo y las manchas ha-
bran desnparecido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
Entered at the Post Office San Juan P
B. as second class matter July 1910.
La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
yosrAIEzA GA. rElEyoNo %.

pfar,o uolft'co, de information gene
nj. EteraTia cientifca FL mas antique
de Ia disrios do IL iLa. Edicion los
dominsos. Factura moderna. Compues-
to { maouina por medic de monotlpia ?
estaeotipis. Todos los dias tipo nuev Q.
Unico psri6dico que usa prensa rotauva
an Puerto Rico -Diario de ID tarde;
Noticias por cable. Corresponsaies ,
reDorters en- toda Ia isla y enlas princl-
pales capitale, de America Europa
information grafica por medic de graoa'
dos de notables artistas.
Precios de salscripci6n en- Ia isla.
For un trinestre (oro).. s2.25
e5o /" 800
N6mero suelto del dia Q
del anterior. W.
Demas 'arga fecha, den'ro 600.
AZ Ia semana u.oo
De- mas larga fecha dentro 49,,
r..ts oe. mas n atrasadas (precio conven-
''0Ps Psra fuera della isla. los nismospr'
rios,
Pago adelantado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
[ibTos en- Fajardo. rs;: ts':sss,' f,':s.';

Cells Aguilcra No. 16 csquina 4 San
Juan. AJARDo Pro. :Ico. 1iene
constante existencia de Novelas de
todas clases y de los autores de mds
lama, recios muy liinitados. Ven
de tambien La oRREsPoNDESc.A
diariamentei , centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

Caguas -. :is.s's ss;: s'.as'. .;::s:s :s. .,
lulcrltad v eSluero en-
Ell cespacho de formulas. PaIs.
;lzados de toda Glaze. si.uada en-
el faruue central. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

LAS ALNoRRANas SE CURAx En-
IA DIAS. eol Il JSs E,.TC s.a PAxo
- sean sinpies. sengrantes. era EsieaE5n
o exterras. por rsEeilss 4se sezn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01
HLl.l. l.A et ia -r.i II.
GIlllLljIdlI :or alimento ara =.

UITIIIlJIIIfI vi t4I4-INtI % - "
,cs Y 76rsnnas d.
Is In 1851 en rs n.ciTn.ia, 4,
versatile VA 50 consu'nia G. cIi.
cc.at eeao aimc4r, pine IS
-os Q, os que usan aucstro ch5c,
ATE cezaa de lucnr SAUL r.G
Z! ,ea.ros azucar dc in. ci&,, i. "a.
Gao superior Y. :, b.in, =
,an ,'aaa. Ieta.., IL. !=.e. -.
rs. + O. i;ox 3c
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

I.. LUIS \. tiNNl.sL.i.L
iHpb !iipl EIaca r,.. eiasc de
tlahaio, te ~ rofc.
loi,. su casa. l'arada ~ call:
IAN Nate. :. Ia del l';lrq,,>. g..
.urce. l-uefto R.cn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

In eta imprenta sc venle psPel de
Eeriodicgs v.elos ! s. guintai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-01

lLJ NOTAklC>. I'D
les Plaza p- nc;pa..
.Altcs l. Gu:lle:lnesy San Juan.
E,frt, Rr,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
LAWYERS Will
. PLAY.BIAINKERS
PROCEEDS OF THE GAME WILL GO
TO THE LOCAL HUMANE
SOCIETY.

One of the best gamesof baseball to
beseen at South Side Park this season
between teams made up Of local peo-
pie will be that played on Monday
morning between the lawyers and the
bankers, The proceeds Of the game q
to 60 to Humane Society for whose
benefit the players have agreed to en-
ter the contest. Mr.. R. j. Abbaticchio
is taking an active part in the affair.
He is a brother Of Ed. Abbaticchio,
one of the best baseball players in the
business. The Carnival band with
the famous Otto Amusemnt Company
will discourse a Rne. musical pro-
gramme. The humane society has been
lately reorganized and means 70 ac.
compiish much more good than 1t has
been able to do in the past. The play:
ers will do their beeAto put, up a game
that will be worth the price Of admit.
tance which is twenty-five cents
Among the lawyers there are some
players that used to be considered fine
players and il the bodies of these men
have kept pace with their mind there
IS no reason why there should not be
a very classy game from the team that
willbe made up froH among them. Tho
bankers have a fine aggregation to
draw from and they will make for
midable fight to take the game. The
line up on either side has not been DEF.
initely made up yet but only the best
will be on the teams.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
AMERICANS DO
The WORK
MApRIz ARMY REITERATED lNbis.
ORDER AFTER BEING Sc.
vERELy REPULsED.

BLuEFIELDs May 26. Msdriz
army attacked the Bluefelds Custom
House and was repuised. The army
retreated In disorder. Two hundred
are reported killed and wounded.
Madfiz forces suffered heaviest. The
credit Of victory is due to Estrsda's
American machine gunnefs II i. .be.
lieyed the Americans are able % hold
of MadrlE indefinitely.
Last custom house attack was made
by I'VE hundred men landed from the
Venus. The American gunners, allow.
cd the sssaullers to approach close 70
the trenches and then opened terri
bic rapid fire MadrIz' cori9aders
made three attacks before they Sern
convinced that they were unable to
dislodge the insurgents, There were
many sklrmIshes on the oltpeAts sc
day. Malriz received fresh relhtorce
mehts before he renewed the custom
house attack Estrada,s gspetais
claim that Maliz' losses We're 29Fi
ilstrada intenasto Feintlrce MS ttcpps
ana Iipe ttsIo oltensigss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
|!EI.|I.
! WESTON. \.
WILLIAM sAPP, AGED MAN THAI
TalEDi 10 KILL HIMSELF, Is il
COUNTY JAIL AWAITING
ACTION or OFFICIALS. H

william sapp the old man that
tried to illhimself by placing a roe
around his neck. but was prevented
only 10 try the same thing oyei uslas
a razor to end bis life, and again fris-
trated in the attempt, vas arrested
yesterday by Deputies sherif sllo,
maker, Harris and oflcer BartholOs
and placed in the. county jail to awai.
the action of The officials Of the lIospli
tai for the Insane at Weston. 1t was
late in The day when The officers as
rived in the city with sapp. Tae y;
mile drive in the mud and through the
rain was a tedious ono. Z
The officers look sapp to Justics
Ia. S. Amos ONCE and there he was
examined. Mrs. sapp did not want
her husband placed in jail, but wanted
to take care Of him until word was rel
ceived from Weston. For her safety
and the safety. of others itwas thought
best to place MIN in Jail where no
harm could be done.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
TO EXONERATE
SUTHERLAND

WASHINGTON, May 2G.-It is al,
legged Distinct Attorney Boyce an,l
United States Marshal Sutherland
were summaflly dismissed. suther.
land Is a Massachusetts man and Ser,
ator Lodge is active to secure exone.
alton of the marshal, AiasEan Der
gate Wickersham is interested in tho
case of Boyce and Sutherland. AM.
kan Governor CLARK, eS-Goveruor lIoe
gait and National Committeeman
shackciforl are opposing them.
Sensational allegations OF political
and civic corruption, including the
charges that the Guggenheim syndicate
caused the removal Of the two Fedeg
al officers, who were seeking to pros.
ecdte the sydlcato officials, became
public today, The disclosures have
resulted in a demand to lift the li'l;.
from the secret Investigation Of tue
subcommlttee, the Senate judiciary
Committee making the only objection
To that course, tine fact OF the commits
tees action being taken in connection
with the fact that The Senate is hold
Ing up President Taft's nominations
"a.
Of successors to the men removed,
Nelson, Borah and oyerman are III
charge OF the Investigation TIE
charge Is made by the. committee thpt
Gaggenhelm ageptssnept seventy thott;
sand dollars to keen employees out Il
prison. iItemized Vouchers showing
ltae expenditure d eighteen llandisl
tdoIlaf to infIaences court proceed edipga
slspressntei
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
ARE
MATURING
4 GREAT MEETING WILL BE HELD
AT cLARkssuRe IN THE IN. z
TEREsT OF RAcKTo THE
FARM MOVEMENT

Plans are rapidly maturing for the
Back to the Farm" movement which
eliminates in a grand rally on satur.
day Of this weekat elarKsburg, when
a number Of the prominent Westy ylr-
ginian's as well as a number Of notsil
men from other States, viii gather 70.
gether at clarksburg to, disenss plans
for arousing West Virginia along an
agricultural line. 1t is expected that
this rally will be attended by large
numbers of farmers and others inter.
ested in this movement, which, Is at.
tracing attention all over this ses
tion OF the country.
Two sessions will be held, pns In
the morning at ten o'clock and the
other at 1880 in the after. Thisjs a
State wide movement, and one in
which every citizen of the State should
be interested. The promoters Of this
scheme expect this rally to result In
great good to this State both agrlcul.
tlrally and commercially. :
The committee in charge Of theral.
ly is composed Of Gov. VIM. q. Glass.
cock, A. B. Fleming, B. F. Mann, ~.
Moore, G. P. Miller and NJ. P. Shaw:
key. These gentlemen are sDaring no
pains to make this rally a grand sue,
cess.
Gov. Glasscock will be present as
well as President Willard, Of the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad, and Hon.
Henry G. Davis as well as a number
Of educators from this and! Other
States.
Let the citizens of West Virginia
turn out, in large numbers at thisral.
ly and boom our State along the lines
of commerce and agriculture.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
CAMBRIDGE
C0NFERIS! DECREE |.
COLONEL NOW A FULL FLEoeED
DOCTOR OF LAWs-yIslTEp
EMMANUEL COLLEGE.


CAMBRIDGE, Eng. May 26,-Cain;
bridge University today conferred up; q
Colonel Roosevelt the degree of doctor
Of laws. The colonel and the Vice
Chancellor rode in an open carriage 10
ePmbroke Hall. the scene of the con-
Fernient. Crowds along the entire
route cheered, The students clamoli
ed for a speech. Colonel Roosevelt
aeclired. He explained to the Vice
Chancellor that he desired 10 adhere
10 his Intention to make only ore
speech in England. The colonei and
family visited Emmanuel collese,
where John Howard, the founder rf
Harvard University, was educated.
They were shown many of Howard ;
possessions, constituting some OF Gail.
bridges most priced relics.
The students placed teddy lear M
the path Of the Roosevelt sight setns
party. The colonel la ghed uproa L
ousIy and shook MS hat. lie is ace
hlgh" with the students. DR.. Sandys,
the unfversity's orator, referred to to
colonel as "the most yisodrous, ver'
satile man in the world in efforts :or
peace, friend Of the British Empire
and Of all good people of the world"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
Extraordinary Vaudeville at the Grand
To.niaht.

In addition to the flVe acts there
has been added an attraction of I'M
usual merit. The European Novelty
Miniature theater. presented by the
Gee Jays. An act that appeals parti'
cularly 10 ladies and children. The
singing and dancing and amusing say.
ings Of the miniature stage folks will
please all, This will make six Of the
best acts that have ever been present
ed for three times the price of admis
sion. First performance at 1880; sec
ond at Up. IN. Children, &c: adults.
1Oc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
Tll0NEW Trains
!EOR EAIRN0NI
b. ANpso. WILL CHANCE FROM
TWO CENT 10 THREE CENT
PASSENGER RATE ON
JUNE 10.

The change In the sohedule Tor the
operation Of the trains over the Balll-
more and Ohio Railroad company's
lines viii 60 into eject Sunday ulahl
at twelve o'clock The main change
that Yilltale elect herels the add.
ton Of d new train 10 and from thia
city to oPittsbgrg The new train WI
arrive In this city from Pltisburs a.
1880 III the morning and WIN leave
tor Pittsburg ii 1880 ln iho evening.
The train leaving this ely Tor Pitts.
burg now at ISIS in the afternoon WIS
leave tie local station for that city at
t;5O In the afternoon. Official notice
Of this chang was received az The To-
cal station this afternoon
Another change lhai nllaneci more
people in fact aiiot the people OF West
Virginia that travel over die lines o.
the Baltimore and Ohio Rallroad Com
pany will take plttie on June 10Th, lhe
date that this big Transportation ays.
tenn returns to the three cent fare ralf
The tariff committee Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad eompauy served no.
tice on the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission on May 10 thas On the above
named date that the company would
change the passenger faie from two
aents per mile to three cents per mile.
The people have gotten used to the
lower rate andsit win 60 hard with
them to pay a fifty per cent raise. It
is understood tint the tarlli commit
tee has also nled with Che lntefalaie
Commission a complete tariff seized.
ple in which nearly an Of the lralghE
rates have been raised
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-26
GETTING MARRIED AND GETTING
A HOME.

Two Of the most important steps OF
a Lifetime. can't help you in the
former but in, the latter proposition
my orace is headquarters for a large
list Of new and up-to.date dwellings in
every part OF the city and suburbs.
A nice new seven room house in
Fifth ward for $S,5OOOO, a six room
house in the same ward for S2,25O.OO,
a six room house on Rhea Terrace at
s2,45O.OO, a new six room house OH
.Benoni Ave. for $S,5OO.OO, seven room
cottage and one acre on car line, $S,-
10000, q new four room cottage with
bath room in Second ward for ST.
65O.OO, a seven room house on East
Park Ave. and a long list OF other
houses and vacant lots that would
tickle the fancy Of hundred people
in Fairmont now looking for proper
ty, II they would only give me an hour
or SO and consider the merits OF the
properties would show them.
The above prices may not seem to
some low enough to be attractive. ]
can sell you properties atlower oriccs
but / want you to have something for
your money. II price is the main con.
sideration, / can furnish II but it Is not
always the best economy to buy a
thing because ifs3cbeap.
AVsLER,
II an I3l6njt. "