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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-21
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Glen Brook Coal Company, Phila.
delphia, Pa; authorized capital, $25,.
10000; subscribed and paid, $4,000;
incorporators, L. A. Hickey. G W,
Harkins, Jr.. A. N. Sproule. ". ].
Eisenhower, Philadelphia; Frank NJ.
Ramsey, IJr.. Glenside, Pa.
Chapel Farm Oil and Gas Com.
pany. Charleston.'W. We; TO deal in
real estate and operate for oil and
gas in Elk district, Kanawha county;
authorized capital, SlOO,OOO; paid,
$4,000; incorporators, w. +. Goshorn,
]. w. Kennedy, A. II. Rand, w. A.
MacCorkle, S. Carr, all of Charleston.
Real Estate Improvement Co.,
Wheeling. W. Va. to deal in real es-
tate; authorized capital, $4,000, all
subscribed and $4,000 paid: iucorpo.
rators, D. w. Peterson, c. L. Blue, c.
Il. Copp. H. S. Bradley, +. Dup.
Thompson, all of Wheeling.
Twin City Iron Mining Co.. Mime
apolis, Mimi; chief works, Ironton.
MINI; authorized capital. $35O,OOO:
paid $500; incorporates, George Sal
yer. d. G. Garbett, F. w. Merritt. r.
e. Dunn, G. |. Gorham. all OF Minneap-
oils.
The observation-disclosures Oil and Gas
Co., Parkersburs, w. Va; chief works
in Peasants county, w. Va. author
lied capital, $4,000. paid, $500; In
corporators, G. w. Neiswander, e..
Goct2. X. Snodgrass, IT. Carter, Wal.
ter ReaSer. Ruthersford, w. Va.
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NO EXTRA
EATS FOR
PRISQN..EIR|5
IT. WILL BE THE SAME OLD EVERY
DAY DINNER AT THE COUNTY
JAIL FOR The MEN ON MERRY
{ CHRISTMAS.

Their are now Just an even dozen
men in the Marion county jail and II
Is very likely that these. twelve prise.
ners, and perhaps q few more. who will
be placed therein before Christmas
eve, will cat their Xmas dinner be.
hind the bars, which will be the reg,l
lar everyday bill OF fare, nothing GU.
OF the ordinary menu will be given
them.
But as the majority Of the prisoners
nave friends or relatives on the out.
side they will very likely be sent n,
basket Christmas dinner, while those
who are less fortunate will have to
content themselves with geef, bread,
potatoes and coffee.
Tailor Thomas Tucker said that the
Marion county officials had never
made any provision for anything spe.
cial In tile way OF "eats" for Christ.
mas dinner for the prisoners and that
the same would apply to this Xmas.
In number of county prisons in
this Etate, including Wood, Cabell aud
Ohio, a special dinner is provided the
prisoners on Christmas day, as is done
az Vie otate pelllu9nllarS, Out 1t VIII
not. be done here.
Flats n sure thing.
The twelve prisoners now doing
time in the Marion county Jail are
in for various ofrenses, the longest.
termed prisoner is a negro, who was
convicted some time ago for attempt.
ing TO, ellt his wife's throat with al
knife and was given Twelve months,
while several men are serving outl
thirty day sentences.
There are.four Marion county priso.
ners doing time in the Harrison coun.
ty jail, at Clarksburg three men anal
n young woman, the latter was given
SIX months about three weeks ago oil
conviction OF throwing carbolic acid
into the face Of young man at Man.
nington.
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.|NAY
Be CHARGED
AGAINST Al SLAV
WHO WAS ARRESTED MONDAY
BY DEPUTY SHERIFF. CHARGED
With CUTTING coUNTRYMAN
WITH A RAZOR.
MAN is HURRIED TO- HOSPITAL
Arm and Part of 4 Body Swollen to
Three Times THEFT Natural Size
Suffering. Intense Path and Us Semi
Conscious This AftSt6oon.

1t, appears now that Mike Tulsu-
gish, Slav, WHO was arrested several
days ago by Deputy Sheriff Gus Wat.
klns at the Annabelle mines, near
Worthington, on a charge of cutting
g countryman with razor, may be
hrraigned on charge of murder, as
the Pole wh5m he Is alleged to have,
cut on the body and arm is lying in
the Miners hospital in a most serl.
GUS condition and 1t is likely that his
arm will be amputated this evening
or in the morning In the hope OF saw.
ing his life as blood poisoning has. de.
Tcloped.
The authorities do not know the
name of the man who was cut and Is
SC near the point Of death. He was
brought to Justice Amos office early
this afternoon to appear against TIL.
kugich and all the witnesses for the
State were also present. but as he
was suffering so intensely aud his
arm and body We're swallen to three
times their natural size Justice Amos
directed that he be hurried to the
hospital with the hope OF saving his
lhe' WHERE nc Is III u Seml-cOnSclOuS
condition tbs afternoon.
Tukukich was arrested on Monday
evening and brought TO the county
jail here.
1t is said that the two men were
playing cards with a number of their
countrymen at Annabellc Monday
morning when Mike and the injured
man got into a controversy and that
Mike whipped out. a razor and slashed
the man ontthe arm and body several
times. I'll
When Mike was arrested a razor
blade was found on him. He refuses
to give the name of the man whom he
is charged with cutting and the otner
countrymen refuse to talk about the
trouble. fsr7f,ss5is
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SFGRSONAIlSz
- PEOPLE ~
as HEY CONE AND Co

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Harry Wertz: and daughter, Miss
Mayme, OF Huntington are here to
spend the holidays with the formers
daughter Mrs. Scott Lowe.
Miss Anne Boggess, OF Clarksburg,
spent yesterday in the city the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Brooks Fleming.
Mrs. Hugh Carr will leave to.mor.
row for Wheeling to spend the hoii.
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John kirkland. DR.. Carr will Join her
Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Ford and Mrs. Ed
Donahoe and son. Leo, will spend
Christmas at Elkins with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Spegfs.is q
Mr.. and Mrs. A.aC. Robb will moye
on Friday from Plerpont avenue, to
the Johns property on Walnut ave.
nue, which they have recently pur-
chased.
Alc, and Mrs. T. S. Iardesty and
daughter, Miss ocie, of Warrington
spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. David Nelson, of Halleck, who
has been visiting her son, George G..
Nelson, proprietor Of the Kenyon
hotel, for the past week, returned
home. this morning.
Mrs. Geo. c. Nelson, departed this
week for Laurinburg, Ind, to spend
the holidays with relatives. ;
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IS
BUSY OFFICIAL

Assessor A. ]. Mcdaniel has recelv.
ed his blanks for the new assessment
that will be made beginning on Jan
iuary'1.
FOE several weeks he has been busy
making transfers on the land books so
that the entries will come In PROPER
torns when the valuations are made in
the new books. = AZ,
The transfers have been made from
the deed books and nof the assessor
Is making the transfers from the will
books. 81
There We're more transfers to be
made this year than ever in. the his.
tory OF the county for a single year.
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OLD! GITEEN DEAD
WILLIAM RlDGWAY YIELDS TO
ILLNESS FROM PARALYSIS.

'i1GiN" hiDoWArH ~ lELDSt ~ "
ILLNESS FROM PARALYSIS.
William Ridgeway, one Of the best
known residents OF Marion county,
died this morning, at half after three
o'clock, at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Luther Shackleford, at Nlonl.
mental, near Barracksville, after a
weeks illness from paralysis.
For the past several days Mr..
Ridgeway had been in sinking con.
lition and his death was expected
+ Deceased was aged seventy years
and was a native OF Ohio, For forty
years, however. he had been resident
of Marion county, where he had fol.
lowed the pursuit OF farming.
f He was united in marriage with
Miss Milly Prlchard, and to this union
five children were born, three OF
whom survive, namely Chas. Ridge.
way, Mrs. Chas. Cramer and Mrs. LII.
ther Shackleford. Mr.. A. S. Prichard
and Mrs. c. e. MccCray, of this city.
brother and sister OF Mrs. Ridgway,
who died about six years ago
Funeral services will be held on
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, at
the NJ. E. Church south at Alonumen.
tel, conducted by Rev. Moore. A. short
service will be held at the residence
previous to the services at the church.
lnterment will be made In the Bar.
rackville cemetery In charge of Under.
taker r. G. Jones.
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RECEIVED PARDON.

In accordance with the usual Gus.
tom of releasing convict each Christ.
mas from the Moundsville peniten-
tiary, James A. Battle, a colored man
who has served nineteen years OF a
life sentence for murder, has been
,pardoned by Governor Glasscock and
VIII be released from prison on Christ.
mas. Battle is from mcdowell coun-
ty and has served the longest term oil
any one in the State penltentiary at
the present time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-21
TOO MUCH GAS
At HEADQUARTERS

The public office of police head.
quarters was filled with escaping
gas; this morning.
The fire in the stove, that has been
placed in the office recently, went out
during the morning hour and the gas
had not been turned or!
IS This let the gas come on and after
the morning fires OF the city were
lowered the pressure in the office
came on strong and there was enough
gas in the room to have caused seri.
Gus trouble. The trouble was discov.
cred by the policemen and the stop
cock was turned to shut Oft the gas.
The room was thoroughly ventilated,
driving out all of the gas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-21

CURED F0R|.ElES
NO HEARTBURN, GAS, pYsPEP.
STA OR soURNEss FIVE MIN.
uTES LATER.

n -. ID. 3 r. n Y . d. Il
Y Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on yonr stomach Il you will take
a little Dlapepsln occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antacid; though
as harmless and pleasant as candy,
will digest and prepare for as.
similation inlo the blood all the food
You can eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves, with.
out the slightest fear OF Indigestion
or that You will be bothered with sour
rtsiIigs,a Belching, Gas OH Stomach,
Heartburn, Headaches from stomach.
Neusea, Bad Breath, Water Brash or
feeling like you had swallowed a
lump of lead or other disagreeable
miseries. Should YOU be suffering now
from any stomach disorder you can
get relief within live minutes.
Z II You Will get from your pharma:
c!st 50:cent case of Pape's Diapep.
sin You could always go to the table
with a hearty appetite, and Your
meals would taste good. because YOU
would know there would be no Indi-
gestion or Sleepless nights or Head.
ache or Stomach misery all the next
day; and, besides, you would not neea
.laxatiyes or liver pills to keep your
stomach and bowels. clean and fresh.
Pape's Dlapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist, and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure the
worst case Of Indigestion or Dyspep.
sia, There Is nothing better for Gas
on the Stomach or sour odors from
the stomach or TO cure Stomach
Headache. a. 6 n Z :.
You .couldnt .keepa handler or more
useful article In the house.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-21

FAIRMQNT STATION.

isIEoHeE II. RANDALL, OF THIS
ciTY, AND FRED STAFFORD, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, ENTER u. S. A,
PoRTaNT ORDER RECEIVED,
George =. Randall, OF this city, ana
Fred Stafford, whose home is at Cheat
Haven Pa; the young men who sue.
cessfully passed the examinations at
The local us. A. Recruiting station
several days ago. We're taken 10 CO.
s5llp1mbus, Ohio, late yesterday after.
noon by Lieut.. g. E. swartz, Of the
iParkersburg station, where they will
enter the service OF your Uncle sam.
8uel fof the next three years.
Randall will enter infantry service
while Stafford will be connected With
the field artillery division.
s8ss a young man from Warrington and
another from smishneld made applt
cation to enter the service this morn.
ing and they will be given Il physical
and mental examination this evening
and should they pass they will be
sent TO- Columbus Saturday.
Corporal Rlrart Ozoonian, who was
recently transferred to the Fairmont
station from ClarlSsburg, received a
letter fom M. Floyd Perdrin, Of Coal.
ton, last evening, stating that he would
like to join the Army; that he was
Just past IS years old, but he had
the consent Of his parents to enlist
in the service OF Uncle Sam. Cor.
lI,Sral ozoonian told him to come for.
Nd at once,
Is The following important order was
received Mt the local station yesterday
coming through Lieutenant c. L.
swartz, Of the Tenth Infantry, from
the Adjutant General of the Army,
reading:
Infantry and field artillery recruits
particularly for mountain batteries
now more urgently needed than caval.
ny and coast artillery. Make every
effort accordingly
4 II u. -.
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BIDS ASKED
CONTINUED from Page one,

Continued from Page One.l
bidding These maps, plans and spect
iicatlons will be ready for inspection
after tomorrow.
All bids for the grading must be
In the hands OF the chief engineer by
the sixteenth day OF January, at noon.
when they will be opened and the
contract Will be awarded.
The firm of Hamilton and Huffman
will figure closely as they hape to get
are going to bid for the work and
the job.
Other local contractors will bid for
the contract.
There was nothing init letter sent
tofthe local firm to indicated. but the
contract may be let in five mile sec.
tiOpS rE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-21

NO other medicine for womns ills has such professional endorsement
Prescription has received the unqualified recommendation Of each
scores of leading medical men Of all the schools practice such an
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-21

For the first time since the cree.
ton OF the new Watson building was
begun the Main street sidewalk has
been cleared so that 1t may be used
by pedestrians.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-21

A store that ranks high as an adj
fertiser ranks high as store-ui,
ways. Look for an exception to this
irule-and look in vain!
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-13

crease in the number of association buildings. This means permanency and those cities owning their build. ings are aggressive in their work
 This association movement stands for the building up of a strong womanhood and every woman and girl that is interested in girls and young women will be interested to note progress.
 small member of a very great or yanization. but its successes or fati ures effect, to some degree. the en' tire work.
 This week the local association will observe the Week of Prayer by having some special prayer services and some programs which gre in tended to bring information as to the work everywhere.
 Sunday from 4:30 p. m. to 5:30 at the building. all members and women who care to come are urged to be present--this hour followed by an informal social hour.
 Tuesday evening, November 1s. the association has engaged the Presby terian church in which to give program the subject for the evening being Around the World with the Young women's Christian Associa tion." Appropriate decorations. music and talks will be given It is de sired that all members make it a point to be present-and the pubic in general is invited. The time eight o'clock
 This is the week when members in the United States are all asked to give a 'Nicker for the worlds com mittee work In other countries . coin of less value is given.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-13

Many school children suffer from constipation. whict is often the cause Of seeming stupidity at les- sons. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are an ideal medicine to give a child, for they are mild and gentle in their effect and will cure even chronic constipation Sold by al druggists.
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lowed by a meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society," Wednesday at POO P NJ. A full attendance of the members of the socities is much desired.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 9:45 A. M., with classes for all ages
 Young peoples meeting at 6:30 P. N. Topic: The war against the saloon: enlist, ,"-Habakuk 2:I-2o.
 Preaching at II A. M. and at 7:30 P. M. At the morning service Col. Henry Lee, provincial officer of the Salvation ArmCl with headquafters at Denver. will preach. This is Col. Lees first visit to Bisbee as he has only been placed in charge of this province. Au the evening service the pastor will preach a temperance ser mon, as Sunday is Worlds Temper. snce Sunday"
 Woman's Missionary meeting, fol
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CHURCHES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.
 The regular Sunday services of the Bisbee Christian Science Society are held at 11:00 A. NJ. in the Fair Hall. corner Main Street and Subway. To these services all and cordially invited. The subject for November 13 will be Mortal and Immortal"
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the cars win run every half hour un- It'll fivethirty.
 The Evening Bridge club will be the guests next Thursday evening of Dr. l.. J. Futile and Dr. Frederick Wright at the Country club.
 Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Wright gave an informal dinner last Wednes- day evening in honor of Messrs. Wm. Warr. Clyde Timberlake and H. A Wimberly.
 Mrs. Kleinsmith very pleasantly en- tertained the members of the liar. mony Embroidery club last Friday afternoon at her home on Fifteenth street. The afternoon was spent in playing whist Mrs. John Chillius was the fortunate winner of the first prize, while the consolation prize was won by Mrs. Chas. Iverson. The club will be entertained neext week by Mrs. C. Iverson at her home on Thirteenth street.
 spending the past year with her sis S. T. n. was the inspiration of a very pleasant surprise party given at her sisters home last Friday evening by the Philathea girls of the NJ. D. church and few invited guests. The affair was in the nature of farewell for Miss Barnes, who leaves for her home in Indiana. Games were played and several plano numbers were en- joyed by the guests. Refreshments were served, consisting of ~Ake, cof fee and fruit. Among those present, including the hostess. were Misses Barnes. Margaret Isaacs, Analyn Clin- ton. Myrtle R. Warr, Rebecca Jack son. Sophia Peschke. Nina B. Mayo and Miss Kane. Messrs. Clarence E. krinbill, James Scott, Richard Mer- beth and Will Peschke.
 The officers of the Lieblfng Piano club have decided to hold the club meetings this year only once a month instead of twice monthly as aereto- fore. They have taken this action because they intend to make the pro gram more attractive than ever and their elaborateness will necessitate more time for preparation. At the first meeting. to be held Monday ev- ening at the home of Mrs. Margaret Moody, special feature will be the melodrama Poe's '.Ravin," with inci- dental music by Max Hei1rich. This number will be given by Miss Bar. bara Wohlgemuth and Mr. Krinbin. Mrs John Wylie will read an orig.
 nal paper on Our Lebling Club: Past, Present and Future" and Miss Olive Wright will give Practice Rules of Great Pianists."
 The piano numbers will be given by Misses Josephine Clouthier. Florence Bell. Sophia Peschke, Fern Johnson. Marjory Norton. Los Fisher. Susie Elder, Lii Mae and Analyn Clinton. Next Friday evening will occur the
 Funk Goud" Thanksgiving party at the home of Miss Lavona Adamsou There is much conjecture and antici- patton over this affair, which prom ises to be very unique and enjoyable.
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TOMBSTONE SOCIETY

me recently organized high school orchestra glee cub was out a few evening ago, serenading several of tne teachers in the local schools Miss Eva Wolcott. who taught in high school last year, was the frs, honored by the visit of the merrJ serenaders. Misses Collins and Neblo were the next visited, and Supenin tendent Trisler was not forgotten.
 Miss Grace Hicks has gone to Douglas where she will take a course in the Draughon Business college. Many friends miss her pleasant face here
 Miss Olivia Melgreen, of this city, was unfsed m marriage to Dr. John E. Bacon formerly of this city, but now head physician Of the Miami company, where they will make their home.
 The many friends nf Mrs. Alice ]. Waldron. State Commander of the Maccabees of the World, will be glad to know she will return to Arizona about the first of January to resume her work
 George Wales. was suddenly called to the bedside of his brother at Reno. Nevada But death had called his Drocner before he reached his side.
 Monday evening party of gentle men were entertained at dinner at the "Clodhoppers' Retreat"-a cozy cottage opposite the court house. 10 was II o'clock when the happy guests departed for their respective homes after delightful social even ing.
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..I D-
 f the United Daughters of the ,afederacy met at the home Of the treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Mckay on Cas- t,e Hill Regular business was transacted. a very interesting paper being read by Mrs. Clara Minor Lynn. after which a discussion was indulged in relative to merits of the different histories in connection with the civil war. As it was not possible for the chapter to send a delegate to the convention now in session at Little Rock, Ark, Mrs Mollie McGil Rosenberg. Of Gai- weston. Texas, was appointed as a nroxy from this chapter.
 Refreshments of fruit salad, cake and tea was served and much en- loved. Mrs. Mckay has tie true Southeru sense of hoslitasty and the evening passed rapidly and most pleasantly The next meeting will he held with Mrs Leila Spanking at her home in Johnson Addition.
  Eastern Star met for a regular u'i' ness meeting on ast ~ednesoas The Chapter is arranging to give nlay in the near future which prom ices to be most successful. The committee in charge oi tnis en,sf' taining feature announce the name of the nlay as Are You a Aason! 
 The c. U. c. club will meet next Wednesday evening at the r. w. C A.
 On Tuesday evening the Cavalier club gave another of it's pleasant dances at Odd Fellows Hall A good crowd was in attendance and the dance was much enjoyed
 Miss Nellie Beddow of Warren has gone to Phoenix where she win visit her sister and enjoy the territorial fair
 Mrs R. NJ. Pattison and children have returned home after a visit in California.
 Mrs. Sterling Smith of Courtland. Alabama is visiting her son and daughter in Warren
 Miss Gladys Crawford has gone to Phoenix.
 Mrs. M. L. Butler and Miss Iva Butler have returned home after a very pleasant visit Of several months in California.
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THE FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Preach. ing Service 11:00 A. NJ. Text John 12:30. This voice hath not come for my sake but for your sakes.'
 Epworth League 6:30 P. NJ. Preach ing Service 7:30 P. M. Isa 5.4 What could have been done more to my vineyard, that I have not done to it"
 Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30.
 Bible Class Thursday 7:30 at Mrs Batson's home.
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL cnuecn

sunday School s:45 A. M. Morn ing service II. A. M. offertory solo Fee as bird' MT. Owen Duff.
 Thursday-Brotherhood of St An. drew meet 7:45 P. NJ.
 Friday-Choir practice 7:so P M.