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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
SPCRS0NA[.
~ PEOPLE -
AS THEY CONE AND CO.

l.. .#. u H . /. 81 q ~ .
Mrs. D. ]. snider, who has been a
patient at Cook Hospital has return.
ed to her home in Morgantown.
Mrs. Jones. OF Cincinnati, Is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. W. j.
mckinney. on Monroe street.
Mrs,W. B. Dickerson, Of the Fifth,
ward, is recovering from an attack
Of grippe.
Mrs. j. T. Keyser, OF PIT. Marion,
Pa, and Mrs. Margaret Leagerly, Of
uniontown. Pa, who had been the
guests Of Mrs. G.. N. Alexander, have
returned to their homes.
b Mrs. Charles Randall, Of Shinnston,
is IN the city the guest Of Mrs. Lloyd
Sample. VI.
Malvin Reinheimer is up from the
University today to spend Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Beilstein, OF pittsburg, is
the guest Of Mrs. Fred Helmick on
Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. S. Newberger, OF Parkersburg
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Bert Leopold.
Miss Martha y. Graham. superin-
tendent Of the elementary department
OF the West Virginia Sunday School
Association, leaves today for Amos,
Marion county. 10 remain over Sunday.
Wheeling Register.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
EJET EoR .IHE. HAlR.

Curiosity enough, women are still
)stfiving after the small head effect,
Which is being achieved by binding
ythescurls around with scarf of satin
goI Velvet
4 The newest hair ornament in this
connection ffs q long flexible band of
scafsj Jet Women wear Jet with every
thing nowadays, and 1t is wonderfully
pretty and becoming. This band
should he wound two or three times
round tho, head the hair being pulled
spnt q little between the lines while
sai tiny ring at. either end of the band
permits Its being fixed securely in
place witl,sa long hairpin.
Such numbers OF black evening
dresses are worn this year that the
siet band5is ACQUISITION provides a very
Sound Investment, flowers, as hair
8decoration.1 being often apt to get a
crushed and soiled appearance after
"a very short career Of usefulness
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
!. BLACK LIBERTY COAT.

SS az One OF the most original new car.
Sr!age cloaks seen at n smart reception
was IN black Liberty, with short.
tight nnderslceyes OF Indian cache.
scnehmere, and the effect. when it was
thrown open was very good indeed.
a SBntiatwortl about the room in which
straight sleeves to the elbow. and long
,StlIe5 hostess was receiving for,it was
typical OF the modern woman.
The colors. were OF soft, the lights
We're shaded; cushions. curtains. oar:
pets md blbelots spoke: of the same
love of Injury rs the dresses of tho
Women who were sitting in 1t, but
predominant vas the proof Of good
taste in the books, pictures and music
which were in their proper places,
dust as.An the women themselves con.
SSYersation worth listening TO was a
proof Of the high intellectually of
5tbeirsminds. Many such rooms as this
may now be found in Philadelphia
homes and the women who are re.
ssppnsoble for them are not only
schafming, Interesting, and beautifully
dressed, but they are also, the most
excel lent mothers who are giving
their children every chance In life by
Saffording them a good education and
Sagchance TO sec ali that is beautiful
~ snrt: and literature. In fact to hear
the average young woman talk OF her
ssehtlarcnsis TO make one very hopeful
ssfor;the future. for she certainly means
10 help them all she knows how. 4 Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
THE MODERN SWEATER.

Now that sweaters have become n
gstaple article lol dress and.are custom
made. big improvements have deycl-
34onetl intheir cut dfjoRe may SD speak
:Sof garments built np in ,stltches) and
consequently they have a grace and
3shapelincss unknown: to sweater of
former seasons. e - 81
x x In the new sweaters any stretching
iSof the shoulder seam Is avoided by a
Sslehstl OF str2ag tape. one end OF
Which IS seged 10 tho armhole the
Other end 10 the edge of the neck.This
sthpe Simply forces the shoulder to
keep Its shape.
rs seamsn no longer are overhandcd to.
sfgetherlB with Abe, yarn Of which the
ss,$sateri Is made. but are closely stitch
sedssith cotton or5sitk which whitney,
serss strach. An excellent idea is to
bind ,the seams with an extra strong
cotton tape that Is fmaehine,stitched
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
i Chapter. House,

y The names Of about 20 new mem.
bers Of the Morgan,own chapter Of the
American Woman's league have been
send TO the National headquarters
and. with a guarantee, the local cha ..
ter has sufficient members to insure
a class 3 chapter house. All Of the
clubs qualifying for chapter houses
before February Isl. are TO have their
homes built during the coming sum
me mer, 50 IT Is expected that the con.
st ssttfuction o. the $4,000 building in Nor.
gantown will be started In the spring,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
HoW5rot Stop DRINKING.
Give orrine and Destroy all Desire for
Whlskey and 6eer.-can be Given
-. Secreflv-Iru Il a. -. Exnn,.

give Urine ana Destroy all Desire for
Whiskey. and 6eer.-can be Given
secretly.-Tfy II at our Expense.
We are in earnest when VIC ask You
TO try ORRINE$at our expense. We
VIII give your money back, II after a
trial you fail to get results from OR.
RlNE. This is n Very generous offer.
It gives the wives and mothers OF
those who drink to excess an oppor.
tuutty to try the ORRINE treatment.
ut also shows our confidence in the
merits Of ORRINE. oRRINE is re.
cosnized as the best and most sue.
cessrul remedy the world has ever
known for Drunkenness Or the social.
ed Liquor Habit 1t is Il very simple
treatment, can. be given in the home
without publicity or loss of time from
business, and at a small price. Read
the following letter from DR.. Nolte,
sth and Race streets, philadelphia.
1t will tell you about some OF the
wonderful results from the ORRINn
Treatment: M
! l3haye had n remarkable. case Of
inebriacy under my personal ohservs
ton: THE tbaticnt drank heavily for
tiSteen years and reached degraded
condition, which caused the breaking
up OF his family and separation from
his wife. Every hope was given up
OF ever saving the man from his
strong desire for drink, and only 4
mothers interest finally persuaded
him to voluntarily take treatment. for
his diseased condition: 1t was my
pleasure to;recommend ORRINE, your
lifaor habit cure. and the treatment
was taken faithfully This was. two
years ago and the patient is now in
4 healthy condition and still ahstains
from the use OF .stimulants. ] have
sold oRRlNE for a number Of years
and have always found It TO be salts
fartory. J believe You have an ex-
ceptionally good treatment for this
disease" \.
oRRlNE is. prepared in two forms.
absolutely tasteless and odorless, given
secretly in food or drink. oRRlNE
Ne. 9, In pill form. is for those who
desire to take voluntary treatment.
oRRlNE costs only $l,oO a box. Write
for: Free oRielNE Booklet tmailed in
plain sealed envelope( TO ORRlNE
Co, 447 orrine Building, Washington,
st;3, q. g, RRlINE IS Recommended and
US sSor snle$ IN. this. cltyfby w r.. Crane
81 colnpats $$22 ain street. III Y!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
READ VITO FIGHT,

Ell PASo. Texas, February Are.
ports this morning that Greece. com.
manding the rebels, was advancing on
Juarez, has been Joined by insurgent
command Of. Geonral De Lablance
Insurgents are well armed with mod
ern repeating rifles, They have plan
ty Of ammunition. Aid it is reported
that they have four rapid fire guns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
ceased were Mrs. John yost. aged Sd.
81 Laurel Polut; Mrs. Mallpda Lowe.
aged 50, of Lowesyille ana Mrs: sa:s
rah Jane jenkins. 81 Burnt church.
5charse,rsL lssued.

Among the seven charters issued
yesterday by the Secretary or state
was one to- q big concern n colam.
bus. Ohio. that has an authorized CAP
ital Of $500, 900 AMI which ~ known
as the Hooking Valley Proapcts conn-a
pany, with chief works In Moclipg
country, Ohio. The purpose y 10 40;
yelop coal and mineral lands. The
lncorporators are CALVIN Carl Eh.
lermapnp, IL, D. Faswenf hai. Cs
R. Hammond, LIE Mem ahon. an 81
New York City. NJ Is " ':ss
The Auto Car Company, of Wheel.
Ing, to conduct a general autom6b
and aeroplane business. Capital slo, 4.
900. incorporators d. Romine.
John p. Rrbenz, I'D r. Hartzmanf,,
Henry W. Gundling and Hartmann i. 4
Arbenz. ls
Rowlesbnrg and Southern Railroad
Company, Of RoWlesburg 10 build d q
railroad from RoWlesburg, Preston
county, to Parsons, Tucke county
Capital $4,000. incorporates ".
H. Gillespie, G. g. stitzlnger. A. i.
sHtzlnger. p. 2 8 itslnger and I, b.
s,ssiti4tzinger, al Of New. Castle Pa: s.
Orlando Oh and Gas Company, 81
Sutton. Capital o,QQo. iEcorppra.
tors: 7. g. Rider. y. Tplley y. WI!
Johnson, Earl I: Fox and a. ]. TIL
ley, all of sutton. 4 Il & II
n Penn Tire Filler Company, of Pitts.
burg, to conduct d general antcmo.
bile bushes Capital $50, 900. 1nccf
pdrators: eorheiIps D. Scuiiy. Stan.
ley .Loomis, Q. 81! Bartlett Pani. XII.
lian and r. Herzog, oil sots Pittsburg.
The j Florencs Crit tenden Home :of
Wheeling, to- establish, maintain and
conductSa home for and 50 give, alas
pnd comfort TO need. serfing and I'M.
fortunate women Iicorpc
Fannie P. Brady. elisabeth q: ,Sis
slalne. Jessie; 81. Franzhe EDWARD
Hazlett and others. II 4, &.
West Virginia Veneer Company, Of
Winiamstown. to- Inannia cture veneer
boxes, barrels, baskets. buck ess; esc.
Capital SAG. 900. Ineorp orators
Eddy O. w. Bowling w. III sBeesofi,
j. E. Thonnsort a M N w al itavs nm
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
For Experiment tsatlonI,..

At the meeting Of the State Board
of Regents held recently at Charles.
ton an order was passed authorizing
the employment Of an additional as.
sistant chemist and an assistant hor.
sticulturist for the w. v. U. expert
ment station. SIS Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
White plague, Fight.

Representatives Of the State fra.
ternal organizations, the State Board
offTrde, the State Board OF Health.
the State Medical Society and the
State Anti!Tuberculosis League met
this week at Charleston for the iiur-
pose Of framing bill for an apbro-
priatlon for a State" tuberculosis SAM.
tarium, to be presented to the legis-
lature. ,i,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
THE PRoHIBlTIoN!sTs OF FAIR.
MONT ARE HEREBY CALLED TO
MEET IN MASS CONVENTION
Thursday ] Evening,
February 9Th

AT 7:so O'CLOCK; IN WILLARD
HALL. FOR THE PURPOSE OF
NOMINATING a CANDIDATE FOR
CITY CLERK, TO BE VOTED FOR
AT. TIE COMING CITY ELECTION
IN MARCH. 1e11; ALSO FOR THE
NAMING OF WARD COMMITTEE.
MEN, AND SUCH OTHER BUs,.
NESS AS, THE CONVENTION MAY
CONSIDER NECESSARY FOR THE
WELFARE oFsTHE PARTY.
=, THE WARD CONVENTIONS ARE
HEREBY CALLED rTo MEET ON
TIE SAME EVENING AND ATFTHE
GAME TlME.;AND PLACE FOR THE
PURPOSE OF NAMING cANDl.
DATES FOR COUNCILMAN FOR
BACKWARD, TO DEVOTED ,FoR.AT
THE SAME CITY ELECTION. THE
WARD CONVENTIONS WILL BE
CONVENED IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE NOMINATION or THE CAN.
DlDATE5 FOR CITY CLERK.
THE DOMINANT ISSUE IN THIS
CAMPAIGN is a "oRY FAlRMoNT,"
AFTER JULY 1sT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
suBMtTs..R|EjP||ll|RI
THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF.
SCHOOLS REVIEWS Z WORK OF.
THAT DEPARTMENT.

NJ IL - - ~ -
SCHOOLS ;REylEWs WORK OF
THAT DEPARTMENT..
The State superintendent Of
schools biennial report, which has
Just come from the printer. is a doc
ument Of more than usual interest,
Especially to those interested in edu.
c sa!a work. The superintendent
makes many recommendation TO
meet the needs and demands that the
gradual advancement of education in
West Virginia calls for. Among the
recommendations are the following:
Increase IN minimum salary for
teachers holding first and second
grade certificates.
Higher qualifications and better
pay for county superintendents.
"A production tax on gas, all or
most Of. which is to be used for
sen 'o'. pa " ths' 4
tNo N partisan or bipartisan boards
q educatioh. 81
a II re 'l LG IN ices charged appii-
cams Gu 70 me UNIFORM examinations
IRON ron sA.Vo ana sl.Vo 10 $l.5O and 20
cents respectively.
| j
PROVISION Tor Tree textbooks at
the earliest practicable date.
More stringent and effective child
TABOR 'f,. ana compulsory school laws.
State aid for high schools.
Some relief from the embarrass-
ment which arises under the present
system 81 limiting leyies. -. i 4
Following the recommendations
are articles \ giving arguments and
llgnres TO shostantiate the proposi-
tons proposed IN the recommends
ions. ,rhese articles contain some
very interesting and convincing ia:
bles and diagrams IN regard to teach.
ers' salaries, the gas production in
the state. free textbooks, and school
funds. me West Virginian Is some.
what surprised when he turns to page
70 ana finds a diagram which shows
at a glance that as far as teachers,
salaries are concerned West Virginia
ranks thirty-ninth among the other
States. On the other hand, 1t is a
source Of general pride to note that
the report. shows rapid progress
along al educational lines in the
state. W.
Through the State Board of Edut
cation, the State Board of Regents,
the State Board Of Control. the en-
larged Department. Of Schools, and
the county and district sqperintendi.
ents, the administration Of school at.
fairs has been made much more eff
fectlye. The report contains the
first reports Of the State Supervisor!
Of High Schools and the State Super
visor Of Rural Schools. These fea;
lures bring out many new and inter-
esting facts not hitherto reported.
Tho report Of the Supervisor Of Ex.,
aminations shows a great increase in
tho number OF applicants and the ef-!
fectiveness Of the system. a
The graphic representation Of edu
catlonal conditions and facts by
maps and. diagrams Is striking
<h,.ioLS tnesc dle louHu maps SNOW;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
Retail Men to Meet. :

nhe Retail Business Mems .Asso-
citation will hold Its annual meeting
in Charleston on March "a. Several
hundred members q the association
will attend this meeting and many
matters pertaining to the interests Of
the retail men of the State viii be
discussed, This will be one Of the
most important gatherings to be held
In Charleston during the year and the
city is making elaborate plans to en-.
terrain the delegation. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
sale 81 coal.

Two important orders In the case
Of Philip G. Moore VS.. Jacksonville
Coal & Coke Company, have been en-.
tered in the United States Circuit
Court by Judge A.. G. Dayton. The
FIRST is finding that the coal com.
panysis debted to Robert ". craw.
ford to the amount Of s1O,114.1o and
to Viola T. Roger to the sum OF W.
i1S74s for coal lands sold the com.
pany The second order directs that
the property Of the edmpaaS he sold
by ". Atkins and Robert I. Bland
as commissioners. after they have Al
!edHwith the court a bond Of $4,000
each. &; IN, rs, 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
Three Funerals.

5$l Three Funerals. :. \
The The funeral services Of three aged.
women Of FMonongalia county we're
conducted at the same hour today
fromttheir respective homes. The de
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
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I Not a 0onnoisscur.

We. Hildreth, at the American
Wine Growers recent banquet in New.
York, said With a smile; I'll n
"some people need TO be educated;
about wines They actually judge
a5wine by It's strength. The stronger
IL Isl the finer It Is according to their,
creed. II q II II;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
sIst
\ Furnished rooms good enough for.
yoIu=5ar advertised today. M y "a

subscribe for$ the yest Yir 1 /, ID
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04

embarrassing with a good COM.
pound air spray. pump,is a cheap and
effective means Of cleaning up and
sweetening the interior Of the poul,i
try house. Strain the wash through
a fine sieve or through burlap before
use In the sprayer and then it Is not
apt to clog the machine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04
:sT.lA,..Tl;E8Ng:,W.,l!s.

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04

Many Q, farmer believes in thorough
tillage. good speed, well.bred 1--we
stock and plenty Of good feed and care
for them, and up;to.date farming meth
DDS generally. yet at the same time
considers the poultry business a
trifing occupation. At only; for the
women folks. something TO look after
when there Is nothing else to do.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04

Doctor your hogs by keeping them
clean, giving good feed and plenty Of
good care and water. J! ga III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04

Remove all broken limbs from the
nipple trees as soon rs they. are no.
ticed. They spoil the looks Of the
trees. and, besides, the wounds should
be; covered with white lead as soon as
possible to prevent decay or the intro
duction Of fungus diseases.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-14
SOCIALISTS
Arrange at Executive Com
mfttee Meeting to Wage
Hot Campaign.

PAR.RERsBuRG Aug. 1.-THE
1912 political campaign in West vir-
gfnia was opened here Sunday by the
state executive committee OF the So
cialist party of the state. which met
and arranged tentative plans for its
campaign. The Socialists intend wag-
ing a formal campaign next year for
the first time in the history of the
state, having a full state ticket ana
making a. fight in every county. The
members of the committee which met
here sunday are Nicholas Relnhardt.
OF Moundsvllle; d. NJ. F'urman, of
Moundsville; Harold w. Houston, OIL
Parkersburg; IT. ID. Finlayson, OF Sis
tersviIle; o. a. Pope, of Ronceverte;
A. w. Gillespie, Of Huntington.
Weekly newspapers are to be es-
tablIshed in Huntington and Parkers- !
burg In the interest of the party.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-14
FINES
And Sentences Are Imposed
Upon Several in Police
Court by Mayor.

Two men were fined So and costs
each this morning at the regular
session of police court by Mayor
Frank r.. Moore for drunkenness in
the streets. They paid and were
released.
At a session of the court Sunday
evening, Lizzie Goldsboro and Pearl
Cook, who were arrested for fight
Ing at the formers boarding house
on Chestnut street, were discharged
as NOT guilty.
Rachael Monroe and Frank
Graves were sentenced to serve ten
days each in jail in default OF pay-I
ing fines of $40 and costs each at &
session of the court held by the
Mayor Sunday morning. Both were
convicted OF drunkenness in the
streets. Two men paid fines Tos
like Otfeuses, one paid fine for dis
orderly conduct and another man
WHO was also fined FOR drunkeuesat
had his hne suspended under condf-
ion OF leaving the city at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-14
BIG CROWD.
Goes to Parkersburg Sunday on
baltimore s. Ohio Excursion.

More than 1000 persons went to
Parkersburg and returned Sunday
on an excursion train run from
Weston to that city by the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad. Five
coaches of passengers were hauled
from Weston to Clarksburg and
eight additional coaches were added
to the train here in order to accom-
modate $40 persons who purchased
excursion tickets at the local pas
senger station. The train left Wes-i
ton at O'Clock and CIarksburg at
8. Returning 1t reached Clarks-
burg at 8 O'Clock and Weston about
10.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-14

j. l. Burkett. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. ]. Burkett, has completed his
time of enlistment In the army and
returned home from Texas.
Misses Rose Cummings and Pearl
Orr VIII go to Mt. Lake Park, Nd,
Monday evenins. where they will
spend several days
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rynd, Of OIL
City. Pa, are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B, wilHson on Carr
avenue
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-14
ELMO DISCONTINUED.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. Ia
The postofIice at Elmo, Fayette
county, has been discontinued and
mail for patrons of the Office is to
be sent to Fayetteville.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-14
HOME TEAM WINS.

The home team won the baseball
game at Union park Sunday after
noon with the GIenville team by a
score Of two to nothing.
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TAFT BACK.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Aug, H.
President Taft arrived here today
from Beverly, where he spent the
week end. He at once went to the
White House.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-14
ANNA sTsTEE

cIAaKsHullG FIsCa1t
YEAR ENDING 11oNDAY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-14
DRESSER.

Solid oak, highly finish,
ed, wood pulls on draw
ers, beveI plate mirror:
value SO. Aug e7 E1
ust special IrUu
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-03

ploslon. The grand duke is cead. =
At that moment Dora bent over
me and began to sob. She shudder-
ed. / tried to CAIN her, but she
sobbed more loudly and kept re-
peating:
I'VE haye killed him. | killed
him. /"
"Whom?" | asked, thinking tn t
she was referring to Kalayev.
The grand duke.
How He Described 1t
In letter to his comrades Kalayev
described how he assassinated the
grand duke.
Against all my wishes" he wrote
Il remained alive on February a. |
threw the bomb at distance of four
feet. | saw how the carriage was
torn to pieces. After the cloud had
dispersed | found myself standing
at the remains of the hind wheels. |
remember how splinters struck my
face, and my cap was blown off. |
did not fall. | simply turned my
face aside. About five feet away
| saw the clothes and the body of
the grand duke. About ten feet
away lay my cap. l walked over,
picked it up, and put it on my head.
looked around. My coat was torn,
my face was bleeding, and | under
stood that l could not get away, al
though for little while no one was
near me. l started. Soon l heard
voices shouting. Hold him! Hold
him!' Some one seized me. did
not resist. A policeman and spy
stood near me.
Grand Duchess Visited Him
g See. if he has no revolver
Thank God that we were not killed
We were so near said the spy trem
bling"
Kalayev was taken to the police
station and then to the Pugatcho,
Prison. Several days after the as
sassination the Grand Duchess Eliza
beth visited him in prison.
I'VE looked at each other" Kala
yev wrote of this meeting, with
certain mystic feeling of two NOR
tails who remained alive-I remaine'
alive by accident; she remaine'
alive by the will of the organization
. by my will, for we tried to avoi