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New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

convened in special session 10 deal Win
the 711utiny- The entire membership O
.ha Chamber declared its support OF the
government.
In the senate Ruv Barhosa. IN the
name Of the Opposition. announced lht
Senate-s support Of the government
Deputy Carxaiho went ont TO the 04e
PasIlo later in the day. carrying terms u
surrender 70 the mutineers- The men,
however declared their intention not 10
surrender until the national congress
had voted a measure Of general amnesty
Last night the mutinous ships win
drew f-orn the harbor, bnt returned a.
noon To-0a--
The French training ship A'igua>
-7-or,ir LEFT the narbor without hindrance
yesterday afternoon. passing near the
ATsrae Garaes. The band OF the Mlras
t,eraes xaI17te5 the French ship with the
.-ararseiI7aise- the crew lining up on the
quarterback and cheering the French
men.
4 message from the Nipas Geraes 10
he sac Pa1Fo 4ras read or shore It
vas signed ny lean Candide. the leader
~ -fla r,11,+fneers II recommended that
4be crew Of the Sao Paulo act calmly,
and that hattIeship was warned not to
fire 3 cannon shot without special orders
from tho KfiraS Fse-aes-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

London. No-. 24-The Admiralty an
nounced to-da~ that Admiral FarQUhar
and the fourth British cruiser squadron.
= FSuenos AxreS. would go 10 Fiio az
Laneiro II added that this was IN pjr-
suance of the original itinerary of the
squadron. and had no connection with
7h< TrUT1nT-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
A SHOOIIITiI'l|.NGIA''T' d
GRATHANI|lAIlL n
TROUBLE FOLLOWED WEDDING
WHEN AMERICANS APPEAR.
ED ON SCENE.

Mike Brimaraz, Slav, is lying in
the Miners Hospital shot through the
thigh. Itiissalleged that the shooting
was done by Lee Ice. The trouble oc-
Cured on Chatham Hill near Farm.
ington early yesterday morning. On
Saturday an Austrian couple was
married. The event was celebrated
in the fashion and according TO the
custom OF these people. There was
plenty OF beer and the party at the
home were having gay time but
nothing to cause trouble. About
three o'clock yesterday morning 1T
is said that Ice with two other Amerl-
cans came TO the home where the
wedding festivities were and It was
not long until a rough house was
started. The Americans we're put out
and two Of the men left and went
home. Ice is said to have armed him:
self with a winchester rifle and be.
gan to shoot up the place.
When the shooting began the for
eigners tried to protect themselves.
Brimaraz got in the path of bull
let that sank deep in his flesh. He
was removed to the Miners Hospital
where his wound was treated.
Constable George Straight placed
Ice under arrest. Prosecuting Attor.
ney Tusca Norris and Attorney u N.
Arnett went to Pennington this morn
ing to take up the matter before JUS
tlee Toothman. Mr.. Arnett appeared
for the defendant.
Ice gave bond for his appearance
before the grand jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
.WOMANSNAT1CAED.
BALD HEADED
LIVELY SCENE. FOLLOWING JERK
ING OF WIG FROM NEGRO
WoMAN's HEAD.

George Skates and James Penn,
two colored men, were fined eight dol.
lars each yesterday in Justice Amos
court. The men were warmed up over
payday at Gray's Flats and big
fight followed. 1t Is said that the fight
started when baldheaded negro wo-
man got hit. She wore q wig and
when she was hit the wig peeled off
showing shiny pate that stirred UP
about fifteen men. The scene was q
lively one when officer Frank Amos
commanded peace and told the men
that he would take them TO jail If the
fight did not stop. officer Amos
brought three colored men before his
father. One was charged with carry
ing a revolver but when he was
searched there was no gun found.
There was some fear that there would
be trouble and the services of Con:
stable c. w. Hawkins was asked for.
officer Hawkins got to the scene Of
the fight Just as the trouble was end
ed. There was plenty to drink. and
had it not been that Mr.. Amos was
near when the fight started there
might have been serious trouble.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
Small Blaze
WAS QUICKLY PUT OUT BY FIRE
LApbiEs on SUNDAY AF.
TERNoON.

A small hoy, doubtless, or cigarette
fiend tossed lighted match into a
bunch of excelsior, or hay. at the corn
er Of Main and JeTerson streets, near
tho Watson building, Sunday after.
noon about 2:3O o'clock. In moment
the hay, which covered the cement
blocks, boards, etc, at that point was
in a blaze. A wagon from the central
station responded to the call and with
200 feet Of hose put out the fire quick
ly. No damage was done with the ex-
ception Of blackening the Hne stones
stored on Main street for the erection
of the Watson building. Danger threat.
cned however as wind was coming
up. aud the fire, IL given the opportnn.
iiy> would have spread. The blaze at-
,tracted n number OF pedestrians to the
scene,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
GAINES WINS J BY
$500 MAJORITY. A
THIRD DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN
EASY VICTOR OVER CAPT.
AVIS.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 25--
Returns from the Third congressional
district primary held Saturday are
not yet all in but the incomplete re-
turns show that Congressman Gaines
majority will be about $500. Captain
Avis last evening claimed he carried
Kanawha county by about i25 and will
have d majority Of about 400 not In
Guiding the vote Of Fayette, which will
give Gaines from $500 to 5000. Gaines
leaders claim he viii get Kanawha by
a few votes.
Captain Avis declared that he was
suro of having six OF the ten COM
mitteemen, and may have seven. He
claims TO be certain of getting his
man in Knnawha, which is conceded
by Gaines leaders.This committee will
elective delegates at large.
The failure of Avis to have large
majority in Kanawha is said to be due
to the failure Of his forces to perfect
an organization that ould compete
with that OF Gaines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
Negro Slashed
BY WHITE MAN AT WESTON
QUARREL OVER kEG. OF
{ BEER.

WESTON, w: Va, July 25-At ten
o'clock Sunday morning in a livery,
barn here, in quarrel over keg Of
beer. which ended in a race fight. Arm.
old Hutchinson, a negro was horribly
cut about the fact and head sixteen
stitches being necessary to close his
wounds. s.
A warrant has been sworn out for
Homer Pennlnger, a white man
charged with cutting with intent to
kill. Penninger claimed ownership Of
q keg of beer and promised Hutchin.
son part Of It for hiding 1t away over
Saturday night. Weston being a dry
town.
Objection was raised TO Hutchinson
and his negro companions, which caus
ed the fight. Much bitter feeling has
been engendered. Hutchinson viii re
cover
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
CLEAN SWEEPS
Quite COMMON
STRING AGAIN TAKES
EVERYTHING IN SIGHT AT
@ HORSE SHOW.

The success of Mr.. c. W. Watson's
high steppers at the second day OF
the Horse Show at Bay Shore, Long
Island, caused a great deal of COM
ment. As in the first days judging,
the Fairmont Farms entries made a
clean sweep. Pairs, singles and tan.
dems won with startling regularity,
and where more than one horse from
tn estables was entered in class the
the stable was entered in a class the
went to the Watson horses. During
the two days Mr.. Watson's horses
have won in competition eleven blue
ribbons, which almost constitutes a
record in the show ring. Only once
in twelve classes has Mr., Watson,s
horses failed In securing first prize.
and inNthat single event the award
went to Paul "a. sorg's entry on the
opening day after a close contest with
Mr.. watson's Ringing Bells being
awarded second place.
For the third consecutive year Mr..
Watson captured the Eagle cup for
pairs Of harness horses of any height.
Last year Mr.. Watson won the cup
outright, and on Friday he secured a
leg on the, new trophy with Kitty Grey
and Norena, which were admirably
driven by Mrs. @. w. Watson. 1t was
one of the most difficult classes on the
catalogue to judge, and the Watson
pair won first honors only after q
close contest.
In the big harness horse class Mr..
Watson's Moonshlne was put TO her
best to win out. She was opposed
by Reginald C. vanderbilt's Lord
Brooke, DR.. Witt C. Flannigan's Lord
Russell, and half a dozen OF the best
acting high steppers in the country.
Moonshine had all the requirements
of the class, but did not win until
she had been sent around the ring
number of times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
CHOICE rs BETWEEN BOSS cox
ANDlNsuReEnT LEADER GAR.
FIELD FOR CONTROL OF
STATE MACHINE.
VERY BITTER Pull FOR TAFT
GOVERNOR HARMON WILL HAVE
4: WAE AWAY UNLESS RE-
PHHLlcANs UNITE ON a
GOOD MAN.

: q - y ttvslInitedL PrfSS.l '
I, WASHINGTON, July rs. = The
choice between Geo. B. cox's boss
-rule and James R. Garfield, insurgent,
appears LEFT TO Republican ONO Ut
ccrding 10 loyal political observers to-
day Unless there are extraordinary
developments before the convention
1T Columbus tomorrow politicians
fail to see how the Taft administra-
tion win gain much satisfaction from
the outcome in either event. Lead
ers are discouraged over the prospect
and declare they must choose a power
fdl man or Harmon will take the State.
COLUMBUS, o., July 25.-Wlde.
spread surprise Is noticeable
thorughout the administration
wing OF the Republican party
today because Of the re-
natorial candidate. 1t has caused the
cox.Burton-Dlck combination TO con
slider peace negotiations, 1t is under
stood the regulars intend to offer
Garfield the nomination II he endors-
es the Taft administration. Gar
aeld's friends are anticipating the
move and the plan won't go further
than sendorslng tho President for ''his
good intentions.s Garfield will let the
nomination pass Il he can cram pro-
gresslye platfofn down the sthroats OF
the administration crowd. It is said
that q majority of the delegates are
uncontrolled. 1T was reported this
morning that burton wants to name
Speaker Mooney, 8of Ashtabula coun.
". The latter has announced as a
candidate for Secretary; of State and
expects the nomination. He may
spring Mooney as a dark horse in an
attempt to stampede the convention
from Garfield.
. 49, G. y i y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
lining Machinery 4 Go. Sets
Aside 500, 900 For the
ctiono of NelDFac 'ory

from the start.
In order to fully stock and equip
the additions to the plant the COM
pany recently Increased its capital
stock from 100000 to 100000.
New machine tools will be installed
throughout the entire factory. Each
machine will be driven by an inde-
pendent electric motor operated by. q
circuit supplied by the Fairmont and
Clarksburg Traction Company.
Additional space will be provided in
the plans to rearrange the working
departments of the factory SO as to
give more efficiency in the operation
OF the plant. The capacity of the ma
chine shop and foundry will each be
doubled of that of the present plant.
During the last three years all of
the departments have added equip
ment TO allow them to take care Of,
rapidly increasing business.
The object of the company is to
build and repair every kind of equip
ment used in mining and handling
coal. 1t will devote all of its ener-
gies to this end.
The additions will give employment
to seventy.hve additional men. The
company now employs one hundred
and forty men.
There is no plant like the one that
the Fairmont Mining Machinery Com.
pany is going to build and equip in the
Monongahcla Valley this side OF Pitts
burg. The plant will produce every
thing that is used in the mining in.
dustry and In its big ware house an
other feature that is new, coal opera
tors will always find supplies TO suit
their needs. This will be one of the
great Industries OF FairInonL Ino
plant is starting off big but the indl-
cations are, that the development Of
the valley will be SO that greater
buildings and increased facilities and
equipment will be added 10 one of the
best plants that has been operated
in this section.
Tie contract for the buildings will
be let this afternoon or tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
ALL .Rii.OIjlIAiIIDIiSLEAD
TO sFAIRIM0IaT
At |. FAIR. !: 4 | & TIME ! | n |!
8. AND o, VILE RUN SPECIAL
TRAIN TO AccoMMo oDATE 4
THE LARGE INFLUX s.
OF TRAVELLERS.
.WILL HAVE A REAL AIRsHIP
SECRETARY SCOTT BUSY PRE-:
PAIRING FOR MANY NEW AT.
FRACTIONS FOR FALL
MEET.

Speial train service for the fall
meeting OF the Falrmont Fair Associ;
alton was arranged here Saturday by
the Management of the Fair Associn:
tlon and Travelling Passenger Agent
Allen Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road company. The Fair Association
will now put out Its advertising cover
ing this feature.
The regular service over the Pitts
burg division into this city did not
need to be changed as the service Of
the morning trains over that part Of
the road met every requirement. The
night train on that division leaving
this city at nine o'clock will go as far
as PIT Marion, Pa, instead of, stopping
at Morgantown as Is the regular Gus
tom. Many people from PIT. Marion
will attend the local meeting and for
their convenience the change was ask.
ed for and granted.
"A special train will come from Graf.
ton after train No. 3 has run oversthe.
G. and B. This train will arrive here
about eleven o'clock. 1t will be a big
accommodation to many people from
points along the G. & b..
No. IS after leaving Fairmont will
make all local stops as far west as
Cameron. The Pawpaw flyer Will not
leave the city on fair days until after.
the races.
Among the improvements for the
grounds will be large poultry build
ing. This building will be 60 x 100 feet
Last year the poultry show was held
in Exposition Hall. This was not very
satisfactory hut was the best, that
could be DONE. This year there would
be no room IN the hall for a poultry
show even. were there no objections to
1t. The new building will give ample
room for all of the birds that will be
here. There will be room for six rows
of coops and the building will be also
weatherboarded up eight feet from the
ground.
The secretary's office will be enlprg.
ed and there wilr be a division for a
checking room where patrons Of the
fair may check parcels. This was an
Improvement that was contemplated
for the summer meeting, but there
was too much to do to get it in readi-
ness. Il
The applications for concessions arc
numerous and Secretary Scott will
soon start to measure or the ground
TO be allotted to the applicants. The at.i
fractions to be found on the Main
Heading at the fall meeting will be,
ahead of anything ever seen in this
part Of the States at fair meeting.
There willShe sure enough air, ship
and other high grade attractions. The
amusements will be clean and will be
of the kind that instructs as well as
afford amusement. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
MANY 4 / PEOPLE
ON THE water
i. c. WOODWARD TOOK LARGE
CROWD TO oPEkIskA-MANY
SMALLER CRAFT
* Z. AFLoAT.

The waters OF the Monongahela
were very popular on yesterday and
the stream was dotted with boats OF
every description all during the after
noon and evening. The intense heat
caused large numbers of pleasure
seekers to seek the water where the.
splendid breeze which kept up during
the day was very much in evidence.
: The I. G. Woodward carried the
largest crowd it has yet carried on.
an excursion. The boat came here
early in the afternoon and conveyed
a crowd to opekiska in the early even
ing returning here shortly before mid.
night. The excursion was highly
enjoyable one and everything possible
was done for the pleasure and COM
fort of the excursionists-
Besides the large excursion carried
by the woodward, a number of small,
er boats were called into use by
smaller parties and the stream was
alive all during the evening, with mo.
tor boats, row boats, barges. etc.
Boating parties are all the go and
many delightful evenings are spent
on the local streap by the citizens Of
FaiFmont
~ ~ u - ~ -. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
CHEF WITNESS. AGAINST NEW
ARK LYNcHERs is WOMAN
WHOSE NAME is BEING
WITHHELD.
SECRET INVESTIGATION is ON
SHE INTENDED TO AID THE MOB
BUT CRUELTY TO EIHERING-
TON TURNED HEART TO 4.
PITY FOR DETECTIVE.
(Ry IInlted prcsa.)

il I'ffttSf'b
NEWARK, O., July GA woman
entered the jail as chief witness be.
fore the grand jury Investigation and
1t is said upon her testimony at least
six Of the mob leaders will be sen
fenced to the electric chair. The in.
yetslgatlon is secret but proceedings
filter out through the witnesses
friends. The woman is not named.
She intended aiding the mob but her
heart turned to pity when she saw the
Ill treatment Etherlngton received.
She says the detective was dragged
through q line Of men and each beat
and kicked him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
DRY REPUBLICANS
IN MASON Bolt
WON'T STAND FoR ACTION OF.
STATE coMMITTEE-lNDlGNA.
TloN MEETINGS HELD.

POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, July
action OF the State Republi.
can committee at Parkersburg Tues.
day, recognizing the Poffenbarger or
wet faction OF the party in Mason
county, has resulted in about every
thing other than harmonizing the war
ring factions. Three big Republican
were held saturday-one in
this city, one at Mt. Zion and another
Mt Thomas Ridge. These meetings
were addressed BY party leaders and
attended by hundreds Of Republicans,
who passed resolutions endorsing the
primary called for August G, as against
the one called for July 2S, and recog-
nized by the State committee. Ma
son county Republicansilaye two com.
both claiming to be regular,
and each has called a primary. as
above indicated. Believing that the
Poirenbarger committee is rump or
ganization dominated by ]. s. Spen-
Ger. II. B. Smith and other Mason
county Democrats, the party leaders
and the moral element refuse to mix.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
viii Employ
rs More Men
When Completed

The Falrmont Mining Machinery
Company has made an appropriation
of 100000 to be spent in the erection
OF d three story fire proof building on
the property owned by the company
ON the Belt Line. The new building
viii isbe go by 100 feet and will be con.
strncted Of steel and concrete ans.
viii be fire proof throughout.
The company will also erect large
stock sheds and will construct addi-
tional railroad siding; also extend the
tracks Of the Fairmont and Clarks.
burg Traction Company into the
properly for making it more convent
ent for shipping to customers.
The company 5wlll install a new
electrical travelling crane of ten ton
capacity. This crane will operate to
the end OF the 65 foot extension to the
main shop and will also operate into
the shipping yard. There will also be
a fyes ton electrical travelling crane
in the yards to load and unload ma
terial for manufacture and for the
handling Of equipment manufactured.
The offices Of the company will be
moved from the main building into
the new ware house building. There
Twin be Installed in one end Of the
machine shop building big equipment
IA repairing electrical machinery.
/. ,The electrical repair shop will EN-.
{ploy at the start ten men.
The object for this improvement is
10 be ablsito take care OF the increas,
Ing demands on the business also to
provide ample ware house stock for
mine suppliesSot every description.
within the last year great demand
Tor this stock has opened up In this
vicinity. This rs d new department
, and the ccmpanysha made ample pro,
vision to take ears Of d large business
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
TRusT8MAY GET NEW s.ss.
PHONE COMPANY.

HOUSTON, Texas, July 25.-To
satisfy a Judgment rendered in the
Federal court in Houston in favor OF
H; E. Huntington on April Z. 1910. the
properties Of the Citizens Telephone
Company of Texas, will be sold here
today at auction by Max Tanb, mas:
ter commissioner. 1t has been report.
ed that representatives OF the tele;
phone trust will be among the bidders.
The properties OF this company con.
slst Of local telephone exchange.
franchises and telephone lines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
HOLD MURDER THEORY.

REDWOOD, W. Va, July 25.-Thc
Shields woman and the Lemon woman,
arrested as suspects in the alleged
murder of r. E. Bennett. farmer
whose body was found on the rail-
road tracks near Isiehwood, W. Va,
have been released. No incriminating
proof was addpced. The police are
looking for asman seen with Bennett
a short tine before he was killed.
The theory. Is that he was murdered
forBhis money aud his body placed on
me railrosd track.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
.AAlLwoRTHY MAKES FINE RE.
II CORD.

Hailworthy, horse that was here
in the summer meeting and won the.
race that he entered, has been doing
eome good work since the time that
he was seen here. At Grand Rapids.
on Friday he won the 2:14 trot and
made the pilein the final heat in 2 :U73
"a. He was driven by 3. f Noting.
ham. The young horse IS a promising!
one and horaemen are keeping sharp
eye on him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
FAIRMoNT. WEST vIReItl
ADVERTISE TRl.BoR,
OUCH SUBWAY.

NEW YORK, July 25. The Public
Service Commission to-day began ad.
yertistng for the tri:borough route
which has caused SO much discussion
between private corporations and the
city officials today. Bids will be
opened about the middle Of septem-
Der. The subways are to be built on,
and Lexington avenues and
Canal streets in New York and Broad.
way and lafayette avenue, Brooklyn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
ACCEPTS POSITION.

Mr. chas. A. Polling, Of Elklns, has
accepted a position with the Fairmont
Wall Plaster Company. He begun
work this morning. Mr.. Polling is an
excellent man and well prepared for
the duties of the position which he
has accepted. His wife and child will
come to Fairmont in about a month
when they will go to housekeeping.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
BOWLER FAILED TO SHOW Il!l up. }.

jenkins. of California, Pa, who was
scheduled to bowl with E. G. Dresbach
or the local alleys. on Saturday night
failed to show up. The reason given
for his failure to come was that re;
Gently he sprained his ankle and could
not do himself justice. There was q
large crowd assembled to see the
match.
Wednesday Dresbach will go to
washington, Pa. to bowl with spiiI.
ser man that seems to be a spiiler
OF pins. This viii be an interesting
match.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
STEAL FROM
CASH REGISTER.

Thieves entered the Martin drug
store on MaIh street last night and
took about forty dollars from the
cash register The Landls blood
hounds were put on the trail this aft
ernoon and were working at press
time. The dogs after leaving the store
followed Main street TO Monroe down
Monroe to jackson up Jackson to JEFF.
ferson. They then followed the trail
up Jefferson and over the hill.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
LEFT EoR MT. cLEMENs.

Mr.. George NJ. Jacobs left Saturday
for Mt. Clemens, Michigan, where he
willspend several weeks. FOR the bene-
III Of his health. En- route to Mt. Glenn
ems, Mr.. Jacobs spent several hours in
Wheeling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
MILITIA AT SEA elRr.

SEA G1RT, N. j. July 25.-.Bravely
daring the ravenous skeeter' and the
still more ferocious flea, the first brl,
,gade of the New Jersey national
guard today commenced an encamp-
ment Of two weeks by the sad sea
waves.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
NORTHWEST GOLF MEET.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 25.-
Play commenced today at the Mini.
kahda Club for the amateur golf
championship OF the West and viii
continue through the week. The
western open championship is sched.
nled for the Beverly Club from Au-
gust 81 to September 2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-25
Gaines Carries Monroe.

UNION, w. Va, July 25-Returns
from all except two small precincts in
Monroe county give Gaines, for con,
gross. III majority over Avis, in the
Republican. primary.