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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
:. ! ]. ! ElURTH
Street. BRIDGE
LARGE coNsTRtJ c5iloN coMPA-
MES HAVE fofavgt A r JED ElR
FIGURES TO CITY iIliEER.

.H 81
Bids are coming I'D u Ny Engineer
s. B. Miller for th Fourth street
bridge These were iii tte regular
meeting night Of council but there
were only seven coinpi en present
and the time that Was consumed m
the transaction Of the utli business
that came before that body requiring
me board 10 stay one IA 4 hoag past
adlourning time So they were not opefs
ed. Consequently no one is "a q posi-
tion to say at this time Jus sfnste Wo
are except that the bids are u.
1 AllsoI the firms that sate bidding are
Of the first class one 5. Among them
are the Pittsburg Bird ge eoApaliF tie
American Bridge Company the Mere
dfti Bridge Company aud Mis iolitt ;
the contractors that Constructed t'le
conscfete bridges onttl e alfmont ana
Northern railway.
1t is likely that the strlieture con.
Meeting Fourth and M wafas Nlll
be of concrete mai sria " Iltese iste
said to be the best and ate ne cheap
er. There is pfacticallg no fepalflrs
% be done after the sttactuEe Is com
pleted, U
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FIRST OAR !.
T0.FAIRlII.E|.N.I VII. |. |
REGULAR SCHEDULE WILL GO
INTO EFFECT NEXT THURSDAY.

The first car over the Fairmont and
Northern Traction Company's line
from this city to Fairview was operat-
ed this morning. The car left here at
nine O'Clock and was at the other end
or the line on schedule time arriving
at Fairvtew at ten o'clock.
Last night was busy one on the
line: eighty.nine trackmen worked
most Of the night in order, that the
road might be ready for the first car
before the unlucky day OF the week
designated as. Friday.
The car that went over the ROAD TINS
morning was under the guidance OF
Superintendent Commodore Bowman
and Lawrence Cunningham. At the
approach OF the first operating street
car In the town OF Fairvtew carrying
messengers over the road the fire whis.
lie started and in an instant all OF the
whistles in the oil town were tuned
and all were trying to out do the other
in celebrating what is an epoch maker
in the history Of Fairview's develop
ment. Soon five hundred people were
OH the scene.
Superintendent Smith Hood was the
orator for the traction company. He
told the citizens that the party was
only looking over the road; that the
company would leave car No. 10 at
Fairview to operate between that town
and Grant Town until next Thursday
when the double truck airbrake cars
will be put OH the regular schedule and
will convey a record breaking circus
crowd to this city on the following day
Superintendent Hood invited tpe
children to take a ride. They were
carried down the line and on the re-
turn entered the town singing Amer
lea,
The old men that have wanted a rail-
road to their town for twenty years
watched the event with tears In their
eyes,
It is said that later a formal
opening will be arranged and Will be
under the management OF the citizens
OF Falrview, similar to the celebration
Of the Bridgeport extension, in opening
the line to that town. 1t is also said
at that time Falw!ew will organize q
Board Of Trade.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
'NTIL Have FAST
BASEBALL TEAM
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF
" CONSOLIDATION coal COM
iPANY ORGANIZING BUNCH.

The engineering department OF the
Consolidation Coal Company is going
10 have baseball team this summer
-Stliat will probably be the fastest IN
town, The manager and captain W, Will
be elected one day this week The
team will meet all comers for twilight
rarnes, Games with the High School.
Normal, Union Business College, y NJ
\ G.s Al. and other teams are being far,
y sfanged. Some OF the men who VIII
IN out for the team are: Bell, 'the
tifst baseman who formerly played
Win the High School. Shortstop VIII
lie well taken care Of by Hugh Cargo,
White 9Deacon" orndorf will look out
\ for second base. The twirlers Will be
Tlil Malone, the former High School
stiir, and Shorty Ankrom. Brooks
Morgan will do the catching. the
other posAions are as yet undecided
4 But there are several applicants Tor
Third base and the outtield, among
Them being Hagenbuch, Ellis, Bonnet,
Cook, Malone Stevens, Davis shtr'
key and Hall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
SP.5IR.Ts|VHN'5
AjB|Is|lgI|E'lll 4 ]
w,,l BE HELD AT PADEN PARK,
! ksW, MARTINsvILLE, MAY 22
/. AhD23. N, ~ VI

The sixteenth annual tournament
at targets Of the West Virginia State
sportsman's Association, will be held
on the grounds of the Paden Park
Shooting Club, at Paden Park, New
Martinsville. May 20 and %. The
regular programme will consist of ten
events Of fifteen targets each daily
with one or two special events each
day.
The two-man team race at twenty
five targets to each man will be held
Immediately after the noon intermis'
sion on Monday and the trophy In this
event is beautiful silver loving cup
which was donated some years ago by
the Peters Cartridge Company and is
nov held by Shawl and Phellis, oI
Huntington, w, Va.
FERMENTATION is being made for 100
shooters in this big shoot and fully
that many are expected to attend,
The Individual State championship
race will be heldAmmedlately follow
| ing the noon intermission Tuesday
May 90, and tBe trophy in this event
| Is a solid silver water pitcher, nov
held by John Phillips, Of this city
The permanent possession Of this tro
phy will be shot for this year between
| the thres men who each have a VIII
on It,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05

CAMPAIGN
CANVASS FOR CHAMBER OF COM
NERO Is HAS HAPPY ENDING.

Thef membership campaign that was
carried on BY the teams organized by
tiie business men Of ethe city 70 m
efea Sc tie numerical strength OF me
ihaniber OF Commerce ended last
tieht. THE canvass was prosecuted
Win vfgor and the termination OF the
campaign was . happy and succesNstpl
Ii IS now d ssufed7 that the Gnaul9eI ".
oE Commerce for which the cnaTter
2l,as fiFeady been granted by the Sec
Il or STA te will have g mem per-
"a MO q lfef fhu1lt q. eur
mind fef and seyetty.fiye men have
( s. ged themse to contribute the
sim of htya ollars and these VIII
have s sea on the Fairmont ChampeF
Of E6n,mefd @Aea the organlSauoeq II
sife etel! /
Ill Rs stat ed that there, will pe q
NEE ting some time in the near future
sof, q social character which Will De
held prior 10 the regular organization
Sof de Chamber OF Commerce.
The result by teams was as toiIows'
Team No. /, E. B. Carskadon, cap
tain 80.
tain, 1872. 40
TeamalJo. 3, I'll, Brett, captain loS
Team No. 4, T. s. Neptune cap
! tain, 1876.
as.
Total, 475.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
DISORDER CONTINUES HOT
is BURNED IN EFFtGN--MoRE
TROUBLE is EXPECTED UPON
ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
(Ry tnitdd Press.

CoRDoVA, Alaska, May 81 United
states troops may be. sent here and
to Katalla today TO preserve order fol-
lowing the riots OF last night in which
three hundred tons Vf Canadian coal
was thrown into the 5harbor resulting
from public indignation because the
government has>taRen no action in the
coal land cases
1t is declared that they want the
Alaska coal fields opened up.
A telephone report from Katalla to-
day said that the rioting continued
there, and that the mob had burned
the effigy of Clifford Pinchct.
Several vessels loGded with Canad-
ian coal are on the way here. Fur
ther trouble Is feared.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
B. & Q. COMPANY
NNLLSD0NSTART
MATTER OF MAKING SWITCH Al
NEW PUMPING STATION TO BE
ACTED UPON.

II was authoritively given out by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pauy to-day that the matter OF putting
in a switch at the city pumping sta:
lion would be taken up right away and
that in the course Of three or four DAYS
definite Information concerning what
is to be done by the company would be
at hand,
The slowness Of the big transporta'
tlon system has handicapped the wa
ter committee In its progress In III
stalling the new plapt on the Tygarts
Valley river The railroad company
has now reached q point where the
matter, will now be considered and as
Il seems there can be no reason why
the concession asked should be refused
ii is thought that the work on the
plant will soon be well under way
The big force tl;at is employed in
digging the ditch and laying the mains
from the plant site to the reservoir IS
making good time wnCGever the wealth
er conditions are such that they can
work. Since the new line has bee:
llaid from the present pumping station
10 tie water tanks on the hill there
| has been no compalirt coming to the
collector frumS those that live on the
lihiglfs points in the Oily. ssj
y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
TWENTY ZONE .NEN
INDICTMENTS
GRAND JURY fiE 10 sEc RET sEs.
SION lN lsyEsT 4 y !I.', psaA5 y \.
MITE cAsEs Z n


J, I4OS EANG GlL Ba, K Cal., Nay b. llhe
JMcNamaa brothers win be arraignedl
for q hearing this afternoon, accordI
ing to District Attorney Fred derlcks,
following the voting, Of 81 new indicts
ments by the grand jury at, a secret
session held last night. ft IS
Nineteen Of there are directed
against the McNamaras in connection
with the dynamiting Of the Los Ange-
les Times building, and the other two
are against McManigal in connection
with the dynamiting Of the Llewellyn
Iron Works.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
OLD BUILDING
Being RAZED
MEN FROM GRAND RAPIDS WILL
ERECT THEATRE ON THE SITE

The old Chisler building on Main
street is being razed to make room
for. the new theatre that will be erect
ed on the site. The new structure will
cover the entire lot, which fronts 40
feet on Main street and is SO feet deep.
The site is within the fire limits so
that the building will be made fire
proof. I
The company procuring the lease Is
headed by ]. S. Necessary Of Grand
Rapids, and the other parties. that are
interested in the project are men from
Grand Rapids.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
ENTIRE COMMAND
IS WIPED OUT
DESPERATE BATTLE ENDS IN a
COMPLETE VICTORY FOR THE
lNSURRECTos.
lBy United l'resE.l

EAGLE PASS, Texas, May SAN
entire Federal command was wiped
out by $50 insurrectos in ardesperate
battle near Muqulz, 15 mileswest from
Sabinas, Mexico, late yesterday, ac-
cording to- courlers arriving here to-
day. A hundred and fifty federals
were killed and thirty insurrectos,
Sabinas is 73 miles south Of here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
$1,000 Bull
JAS. 1, MICHAEL, PROPRIETOR OF.
THE WoRTHINGToN RANCH,
, HAS SOLD PRIZE WINNER TO A
VIRGINIA STOCK FARMER.

Mr. Jas, |. Michael has sold Blue
Relrs Crest, one OF his fine Jersey
bulls, to the GLENDALE farm Of Fred
ericksburg, Va, for $1,000; This bull
was one Of the finest looking show
bulls ever exhibited In this section and
never tailed TO take first prize wher-
ever exhibltetl j.it i,
1 Mr. Michael Isl gaining a reputa tion
all oyeTttle country for tie tiiie4 stock
Id IL IaisIpe III ais famous Yorthihg.,
ton Elallc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
TRIES BI..l.LE.. !
'lNEFHDDSRLIgTE..
.,EssE AA LONG GETS TIRED OF
LIFE. AND TRIES TO END !, HIS CA
REER. .,g 4 ;#s

Jesse A. Long, bartender at the I Ken, S!lts
Won hotel attempted to commit suicide
last evening about eight-thirty at i ms
home on pike street, by shooting MIN
SELF above the heart with q revolver,
The man had been in poor health toE
some time and this coupled with tne
fact that he had had some trouble with
the management Of the hotel, who rep,
rimanded him for drinking, caused MN
to become despondent and to make the
attempt on his life.
Long remarked to several OF ms v
friends yesterday that he intended 70
end his life but he was not taken seril
ously and the matter was treated as a
joke,
The man was taken to Cook nospltal
and an operation was performed py
Or. j. ], Durrett for the bullet Whlch
was taken from under his left shoulder +
The man is resting well today ana y
is believed he will recover. He mas g
wife and three children.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
More 0uakinu,

4 CLEVELAND, o., May 5.-the se:s'
mograph Of Father O'Denbach at St
ignatius College recorded an unusual
" strong earthquake shock last nlgns'
Remarkable for the suddenness with
which the shock began and the length
OF time continued.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
AGAINST
llLlAIllTE TERS
ON e INDICTMENTS RE.
TJRNED BY GRAND JURY
cf3A ARaiNe dslNAMARAs WITH
LRpEH.

Il 3 WI NJ -
; 81 0st Angel lF s. CAL, Nay IWen-
ty.one midi ictments Rccording 10 good
authority were voted late Yesterday
by the grand Jury ainet me accused
dynamite conspirat0rs, laines B and
John j. Alcss lamar and 0ftle y. McMun'
lgaI. Nineteen 81 the indictments, I,
iB said, are agaInst the McNamaras
alone, and charge them With murder
In connection With The blowing up OF
sthe Los Ang eles newspaper plant on
October L and the Consequent death
OF 2i men. The Other Two are said 10
be against McAlanig as principal
and the Mon isamiara brothers as accom-.
plices In the slewsllyr Iron Works eN
,plostol on Chris stmis day p which no
pno was killed
The induisftors completed their
work at dusk and tlie true bills order
ed were not stiled ID court until today
The prisoners VIII be aFraigned thla
afternoon and late 9ill then pe se'
for them to plead
McManiaal Testiiles
McManigal was III principal VII
ness lieard.b the grand Jurors When
the jurymen assemble ed they were tod
to 90 quietly one abg one 70 Che iliry
room Of Judge Willis court next 70 tho
county Jail. In the reguiaE grand lpry
room. dummy jury mi et were quarter.
(. IA Y. II =. ~, :, ~ lgtl6rt "a Ihn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
ATTEND
IMPRESSIVE ] / [.
Ceremonies J
:oRNER STONE OF DIAMOND
STREET METHODIST ERIsco:
PAL CHURCH LAID THIS AZ
NooN-pR. A. q. RilSER DELlv-
ERs PRINCIPAL ADDRESS.
Interesting HISTORY N BOX
EnlEIcE3WlLL COST UPWARDS OIL
l5 Of TWENTY-FIVE ttu uNp5Epl
7 noLLARs-WlLL BE A MODERN
sTRUcTuRE-To BE CONFLICT
EDDY EARLY FALL.

The corner stone Of the DIAMOND.
street Methodist Episcopal church
which is in the course OF construction
in the First ward, was laid this after.
noon with impressive ceremonies. A.
large crowd Of spectators assembled
TO witness the ceremonies. Following,
the invocation District Superintendent
|G. D. Smith read the ritual and prayer
was offered by Rev. H. G. Howard,
pastor of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. Following the reading
Of the scripture lesson and the singing
Of a selected hymn the principal adj
dress Of the afternoon was delivered
BY Rev. A. B. Riker, D. D., of Mounds
Vile. The address was a splendid one
and was listened to by large crowd
assembled. gf
The corner stone was laid by the
ministers, assisted by the building
committee. The ritual Of the church
was used in this ceremony and was
very impressive. "A box containing IN,
Iteresting bits OF history a list Of con
Itributots to the church fund and other
documents was placed in the cornar
Estone. Following the ceremonies incl
Ident to the corner stone layins the
IdoxoEogy was sung and the bene9letlon
,proneurleed g r. |. z 3 t.1 {.
ne spas Tor 81 eIltlIcl,
I;Bowers the bulIdlA somn9ttea Sas
.Eweil as the entire Ebh Segattonr ! hass
iEbeen untiring in their efforts to build
,E;thiss church (a4ds when completed II
iIlwilIe al of1th nantS toSthe city. The
building VIII eSse tibwhSdl OF twenty
.EfYs thousand dollars and will be mod
ern in every particular. The building
| committee is composed Of the follow.
ling: Lutte Brown, chairman y. =
ILeech, Hearl .McElfresh, J. N. Smith
A. L. Hammer, ]. Q. A. Levelle, r. e
Harr and ]. H. Leonard.
The congregation Of the church
hopes to have the building completed
and ready for occupancy in the early
fall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
Bis ERATHQUAkE
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY AND
FATHER o'DENRAcH's SEISMIC.
GRAPHS ARE MUCH DISTURBED.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-A severe
earthquake is recorded by the seismo-
graph at Georgetown University begin.
ming at 6:47 and lasting until 1882 last
night both the horizontal and the yerti.
cal instruments recorded disturbances
The observers are unable to esti'
mate the locality OF the shocks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
gNRES7 SPREAl!NG
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM.
PANY STILL IMPORTING STRIKE
BREAKERS.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 5.7The Inn
portatlons Of strike breakers and rail;
road detectives to the points affected,
in the shipments strike on the Penn.
sylvania railroad continues, 4,
The situation Is quiet today but uii.;.
rest Is rapidly spreading throughout
the entire system. 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05

Tie State Mine Board of Examiners
consisted Of the following:
Hon. John Lalng, Chief of Dept. OF
Mines.
Kari F. schoew, Mine Inspector list
Frank E. Parsons, Mine Inspector
I'd district. ~ :,
Bonner Hill, Mine Inspector 9th dis
trlct. M
The following grades having been
made and are given below ACCORDING
-. L,.....,s. r..... rr,n 4 !. I.
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ElEITIIIT..''l.'.FIN. | |. |
MENPAIS..SI.'I.'NIIN||l||.EI. |. | !. ! | ! |.
examination |
Mr.. KARL +. scHoEW, MINE IN.
sPEcToR OF THE FIRST DIS.
TRlcT or WEST VIRGINIA AM
NoUNcEs RESULT OF THE RE-
CENT TEST.
VERY 'Glll GRADES ARE MADE
TWENTY.EIeHT APPLICANTS RE
cElvE FIRST GRADE cERTlFl.
Gates ENTlTLlNG TO POSI-!
TIoNs ANY PLACE IN The
z STATE.

The State Mining Department has
finished its work on the examination
of mine toremen, assistant mine fore
men and fire bosses. Seventy five
men took the tests which resulted as
follows: a.
First class certifieates.......'.t'. % 20
Second class certificates. ........,. "a
Fire boss certiflcates........,.".. :
Failed to pass. ..........'...:...'. ~
rs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
POLICE COURT
PRISONER DISMISSED ON Ac
COUNT OF LACK OF EVIDENCE.

There was only one prisoner in po-
lice court this morning and there was
mt enough evidence to sustain the
charge. The prisoner was dismissed.
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.(Continued on Page Two.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-05
ITR'Q0PSlIE.I'..l|..I.EIl I.l|..I. |
. .f91'IRE8E...R|'.
Order. !. D
INTENSE RIOTS EoLEoW THE.
DUMPING OF THREE t4u n BRED
TONS OF IAN III coal INTO
THE HkRBoR DEC AyJsE THE
GOVERNMENT HAS NOT TAX EN-
ACTION IN LAND Eases:
.NANT EIELl5 9RENEg UP.

80 q. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-25

which the company planned to Law out
IN lots and erect houses on. but lack
OF funds made the execution of the
plaas impossible.
Col. c. r Jolinre. OF the First West
virginia Regiment. National Guard.
and Lieutenant Hampden Bogard. OF
the L1ttleton company. both OF Lit
Teton. we're visitors in the city YES.
terday. They were en- route to Ra-
venswood TO attend the school for
odicers OF the West Virginia National
Guard
Miss Eliza Nichols is IN at her
home on the South Side.
Dr. ID. II. Morgan has returned TO
MS home at Glen Morgan. Raleigh
county. after spending a couple OF
DAYS In the city on business
Mrs. Philip Better. OF North Chan
iine street. will leave the latter part
OF the week for Cleveland 70 spend
Decoration day.
Mrs. Vim. klieves and son. Master
Harold. spent Wednesday in Sisters
vile. the guests OF relatives.
Attorney J. r. Arbenz has gone 70
fhiiippi. W. Va. 10 attend business
matters.
-'aa''7 A@AAatAAfAM AhdTT mas returned
20 her home I'm Pittshurg after a pless.
ant visit with Miss Nancy Peterson.
OF Woodsdale.
Miss Minnie Foster. OF Rarnesyille
Is spending a few days with local
friends.
Mrs John Francis. OF the South
side. has as her guest Miss Agnes
Walker. OF Grafton
Miss Mae Stuart has as her guest
Miss Elsie Dillingham;. OF Braidock.
Pa.
Miss Mary Kearns is visiting in
Newark. q.
G. II. pamsel and neicc. Miss Marie
pamsel. will leave Sunday for Column
bus. o. From Columbus they vii! go
10 several other points in Ohio and
Will be gone mo.s % The SUMMER.
Mrs. Royal Herr. OF Denver. Colo.
Will arrive in The city I'm two weeks
and will visit here all summer. Mrs.
Herr was formerly resident OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. L. Damsel and
daughter. Miss Dorothy. will leave the
first OF the week for Barnesville q.
where they will visit friends and rela.
tives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-25
Vote for the assessmen. plan.
A Happy Homecoming.

The husband who comes home from
his daily toll. whether working for
small or large pay. must appreciate
the presence o. wife we'll cowned
and restfully awaiting him. and chill
dren equally well groomed and show
ing every evidence Of maternal care.
y woman does NOT need 10 be a
slave 10 drudeery. but a happy home
builder. Hewi't's Easy Task SOAP is
OF tho greatest help 70 this blessed
condition. because II lessons the labor
Of keeping the home and all that per
tains 10 il clean. wholesome and at
tractive. No friction TO such a home.
Five cents a cake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-25
new CHARTER
Are Issued by the State 10 a Number
OF New Concerns.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. MAY "a
The following charters have been is
sued by the Secretary OF State:
Huntington Development Company.
Of Huntington. W. Va. 10 deal in real
estate. erect houses. stores. hotels.
etc. Authorized capital. $50. 900. In
corporators: H. A. Robson. A. p.
Hudson and c. p Nelson. OF Charles
ton. W. Va; F. r. Walker. OF Hunt.
ington; P. NJ. Snyder. OF Mt. Hope.
W. Va.
Lichliter & Farmer Company. OF
huntington. W. Va, TO manufacture
and deal in dry-olesning and laundry
machinery and supplies for general
tailoring. dressmaking. etc. Author.
lied capital. $4,000. Incorporators:
l. c. Lichliter. c. n Lichliter. Rob
inson Farmer. Lewis A. Stalker and J.
William Hagan. Ir.. all OF Huntington,
W Va.
Crown Hir-KanawhA Coal Comma.
nv. Of Charleston. W. Va. 10 deal in
and mine coal AZ Crown Hin. IA.
nawha county. w Va. Authorized
capital. $4,000. Incorporators: J.
Chuck. !. T. Lightner. Leo Schaener
and s. Smith. OF Charleston. and !. S.
Miller. Of Crown Hill. ". Va.
THO Nutter oil &. Gas Company. Of
Partcrshurg. W Va. to drill for oil
and gas in Richie and other coun-
tics IN West Virginia. Authorized
capital. $4,000. Tncorporators: A.
Nenney. ~ Grantsville. W. Va: J. W.
Roberts. U. c. Jackson. OF Petroleum.
W. Va; T. J. Hines and John J. Crot.
~. NJ Parkersburg.
Fort Pitt OIL & Gas Company. of
Pittsburg. Pa. TO drill for oil ard gas
in Mahoning and Columbiana and
other counties in the State of Ohio.
Authorized capital. So 900 Ircorpor
ators: James G. Storer. Thomas NJ.
Allen. Charles w Walmer. Lutelus "
smith and Harry c. Crawford. OF vii
kinshurg Pa.
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About People
Movements a. individuals 70 and
From the CIty

Mrs. Elizabeth Mcbride. ~ PhiIa.
delphia. will arrive here Sunday 20
visit Mr and Mrs. " D. Carlisle.
Mr Orlando Sweeney will leave for
liermany and other points OF interest
June 9Th.
N.ss Martha v Graham is the guest
Of Miss Sell Ia,man. az Farmont
Miss Graham viii attend The Sunday
school convention ar NeVhurg before
coming home
Iudc" Reese BLIZZARD ~ Parker.
burg. was "a visitor in tho cts yesfcr.
day on business connected with tho
Fafcson Company. bankrupt Amour
fhe other enterprises ~ tho Hafeeou
Company was rho taking over OF a
plot ~ low ground boz Parkorsbur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-25
= alek-Huss.

Thursday evening. a pretty home
wedding will be solemnized. when
Miss Rose Huss. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. +. Huss. OF North Main
street. will be united in marriage to
Mr.. VIM. Falck. The ceremony win
take place at the home OF the brides
parents at S O'Clock Rev. VIM. III.
fert. pastor OF the st. Johns German
Reformed church. will oriciate. A re-
ception will be held for the immediate
relatives.