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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27
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PASSING OF GAS IN oHIo-Mr.
Yinson NJ. .Yarnell, Of. Gibsonburg, o..
While in the city last evening at The
Marley. enroute to visit relatives near
~Huttonsvllle, stated that natural gas
In the Buckeye state was fast becom.
Ing exhausted and unless new fields
we're found Or more gas piped into The
state that It would be only a question
Of n short while until coal would have
be used. He said: .Last winter wit.
Messed the passing 81 natural gas in n
number OF Ohio towns. For tile FIRST
time In MANY Years residents We're
compelled to use wood and coal The
Madison Gas & Coal Company, that
has furnished the fuel at Gibsonburg,
recently issued a. statement notifying
Its patrons that the gas supply had
gradually .dwindledI until It was no
longer possible ia supply the public.
Every effort has. been made By tie
officials or the Madison Company to
connect Its mains with those OF some
other company operating in the cen.
trail Ohio. field. but without success.
Once the gas center OF Ohio, the
final failure of gas Is a sad blow to
G~ibsonburg and Vicinity It WASH lux.
llry never realized until the present.
During the years past concluded Mr..
Yarnell. the gas was SO plentiful that
1t was wasted with recklessness, a II
Its supply woild never be exhausted.
Residents In other counties near my
home are still enjoying the privilege
OF gas, but the pressure Is gradually
becoming weaker monthly; and | fear
that the supply will soon be exhaust.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27
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Mrs. aDWson, Mrs;eHoward Sutherland,
Mrs: Icie Snyder, Miss French, Miss
Margaret Wood, Miss. Lucy Raymond,
Of Falrhioht; Miss Bess aud Miss Ruth
Mollohan, Mrs. Mamie Chiffon, Mrs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27
lakes "A spuRrME

TRADE TAKES AGsPuRT-For
the past ten days or two weeks up
until last Saturday. business has been
a little quiet With the Fairmont mer.
chants, ms wellas with dealers all over
the country. and always atthis season
.ofstlie year becomessa little dull
Tor d short period, There isllittle buy;
Ing bf Winter clothing and somewhat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27
THOSE BAD slpeWALks-4rb

THOSE BAD sIDeWALks-4Tl,hc
majority Of the slIsWalks in Falrmoont
are in pretty good condition at pres.
ent'" remarked a gentleman the other
eeynlng. ""but there. are u number, of
them that should be putt better shane
and in a few cases, It would be greatly
appreciated by the pedestrians il an
entire new sidewalk was laid In front
or certain places on. several or tile prin.
cipal streets, as they are so badly worn
that when 1t rains or snow melts pools
OF water several inches deep form in
them aud there remain until swept
away, which Is seldom done-or is
dried HHp by the, sur. s
There are seyeral, places in the
sidewalks on Jackson street,"..contin.
ued the speaker; ttthat should be re.
paired. This street is traverscd. 9 a
great deal and II would be much ap;
preciatcd by the pedestrian IL these
places We're repaired, and the sooner
tn better for they Of 'bcotilng worse
daily"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27
announcement. CARDS Recelyed Here,
daughter
Edna Organe

Mr.. Henry Hamilton bills
Thursday; February tile twenty.third
nineteen hundred and eleven
Parkersburg, West Virginia.
.Atllone after April the first, 1850 Mar.
sket} street, Parkersburg, West vir.
ginla.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27
Returned from Charleston.

Mr. and Mrs. Clement l.. Shaver
who have been located at the Hotel
SKanawha in! Charleston during the leg.
islative session; have returned to
sYfardleys their suburban home. In this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaver were hon.
M guests at many delightful events
during their Visit in;the capitol city.
Announcement Cards Received Here.
Announcement cards have been re.
.sSeiXed In the city which rad us fol:
Mrs: Florida Cook
announce. the marriage of her
daughter
Edna, Organe
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27
'nGnnd tids ~startiil

n."t~-NnHL H.H.~H
early to purchase for spring. as the
merchants have not all their spring
goods on display. Even at that the
IFairmont stores have enjoyed splendid
trade, and last Saturday was an excep.
tionally good day, according to a mum.
Der OF stores:
1t was a beautiful day, and many OF
the women who have been out little
during the past several weeks owing
ITO the disagreeable weather we're out
shipping apd all day the stores were
we'll filled with buyers. The streets
during the evening w~eretcrowded and
Fairmontt took on the appearance OF a
summers Saturday night. A travelling
man remarked that he had been all
over the state during the past six
months, having visited all the princi-
ral cities and towns in West Virginia,
but he had failed 10 see as large a
crowd on the principal streets In any
OF the places as was on Fnirmopt's
streets onslast Saturday evening. The
vaudeville show and the moving pic
ture house did IN unusually large bus.
mess. One 0 fthe places was crowded
from late In the afternoon until clos
Ing time at II O'clock and shortly af-
ter s O'Clock the sidewalk in front OF
the place was crowded with men, wo-
men and children eager to purchase
tickets to see the motion pictures.
That's a pretty good sign that old
Fairmont is prosperous for it's an EVIL
dent fact that as a general thing peo-
pic do not attend shows of any kind
unless they have the money and they
do not generally have the dough" un,
less the head of the house is employed.
There Is nothing wrong with this city,
and as every one knows who has been
In other cities in West Virginia and In
other states during the past few years,
Fairmont Is one of the best municipal.
ties commercially and socially in the
union, and with such good business
men as she possesses she will con.
tinue to make good in the business
world.
WE'RE YOU BORN IN sEPTEM.
BERTH you came in the month OF
grapes you want Justice and are a
deep, powerful thinker. Here's the
whole thing:
observation-disclosures born In this
month have a. love for order and JUS
ticc, virtue and honor; their elocution.
airy powers are unusual; intuition is
quick; are deep, powerful thinkers;
have considerable power of initiatiye
| and rnnnh ln ort "a rryInp mt In .pa nm.
dertakings. The inclination is to rhcu.
matism, injury to the sides or from
explosives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27

WERE YOU BORN IN sEPTEM.
BERTH you came in the month OF
grapes you want Justice and are n
deep, powerful thinker. Here's the
whole thing:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27

WIIIIuIH =. -CVuK buFVcy, S3,IIN. 83ETa.,7
y a. Iemond TO Alinedia Todl1
forty-thrce and scycn-tcnths acres R
Crlst survey, $3.50.
J.lH. Price and wife TO E.JA. Grub.
forty acres D. Lanncr survey. $c.1i9.
T. S. .Barinm to j. A. Randall, lot IL.
block +. Alta Vista addition. 81.
j. a; Kandnll,to e. $: Bnrliam. lot 10.
block II, Alta Vista addition. 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-27

PODS mcychant mn ccnrceuen wta
81 Stewart brought him more pa
city after lBc. WHOM no ruadc all
Avis ssttias forth thut Inc body Of
ii. Stoxaft had been Stolen By glseuls
M lfisoS difsS52,ix tiyat Mr. StetyArti
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

annually but as frequently as such gatherings can be assembled to good advantage. The last one was held in Berlin in 1907. It was planned 10 have held the next one in 1910, which accounts for the delegates having been appointed last year. but it was found it could not be properly ar ranged for in time, so it was post poned two years. The president Of the United States will be the honor ary president of the congress.
 The appointment Of this commit tee of organizaiiOu is under a reso- lution of the congress Of the United States passed January 24. 1910, which directs the president of the United States to ask the governor of each state to appoint such com mittee to consist Of not more than five members, the request of the president being translated to each governor through the state depart ment.
 The state exhibit. sisich the com uittee is expected to prepare. will consist mainly Oi charts. statistics. uoCels, or safety appliances for mines, workshops and other indus trial enterprises. models showing causes Of death, and all data and in- formation available resTpcting the respective state, it's hyEienic condi- ton, vital statistics and new devices for the preservation of life and health and the combating of dis ease. In other words, it will emr l brace practically everything per. ] sfsan 1 of medicine and surgery with which Of course all these things are close ! iy related.
 The object of the international l congress is cOncisely set forth in the 1 following:
 To extend the knowledge and i'm | prove the practice of hygiene. pub
 lie health and vital statistics in the
 countries which participate. Natural
 Iv these benefits accrue in the laFe
 est measure to the country which ii for the time being the host Of tho
 congress. The work Of the Con gTesi falls in two branches First an expo
 sition of the recent progress ant
 the present condition of the pHslis l health movement in the c0Operatins
 countries, especially in she JniteC
 States. Secondly, a series Of seien tifie meetings ati which leadinl
 scholars of both ,hemispheres vii
 report upon and discuss euTren questions of fundamental importance in the various fields. For the lattel 1 purpose the congress has been di
 vided into nine sections. Each sec ton holds daily meetings during th' l week of the congress and may pro I pose resolutions regarding matter! I fr frnnortance or lines of desirable investigation. Such resolutions ar'
 referred without debate to the perm
 auert international commission. which
 comes later before the closing ses 1 sion or the full congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS MEET

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. May g. The thirty-third annual convention Of the grand division" Of the Order of Railway Conductors of America opened in this city today with an attendance of hundreds of delc- gates from all parts of the United States, Canada and Mexico. The railway men will be in session sev- raj weeks and much important busi, ness will be transacted. Grand Pres ident A. B. GarretsJn called the gathering to order and announced the appointment of the various con vention committees. While the raii- way conductors are holding their sessions there will also be held the annual convention of the Ladies auxiliary of the order
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
ARIZONA EXHIBIT IN HYGIENE CONGRESS
 WILL BE COMPLETE
Governor Names Or. Shine as One of Committee 0n
 Preparation
BE HELD SEPT. 1912

Dr. F. r. Shine, chief surgeon Of the Fl Paso and Southwestern and the Copper Queen Mining company, has been named b. Governor Rich and F. Sloan as member Of the committee Of organization 10 pre- rare an exhibit from Arizona terri tory for the Fifteenth International Congress of hygiene and demography to be held al Washington, D. G., September 22-24. 1912. Other mem bers of the committee are pr. F. s. Gockrey,. teIb-itorial health officer; Dr. Ancil Martin of Phoenix. pr. c. E. Young of Prescott and Dr. v. W. Whitmore of Tucson.
 The international Congress on fly giene and Demography, as it's name indicates, represents the leading thought of all civilized nations in connection with those subjects and all that they stand for. It has the ro-al support of practically all na- tions. and it's sessions are held not
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
WEEKS CALENDAR OF SPORTS
Wednesday.

Wednesday. Opening Of the season Of the Minnesota Wisconsin Baseball league.
 AL Kaufman vs. Jim Flynn. 10 rounds, at Kansas City. Mo.
 Thursday. Knockout Brown vs. Tommy Murphy, 10 rounds. at Whirlwind A C, Brooklyn.
 Opening of annual spring golf tournament Of Chevy Chase club. Washington. D. C.
 Opening of the season of the Kan sas State Baseball league. Opening of three days aviation meeting at Bridgeport, Conn. Yale Harvard dual track and field meet at New Haven. Conn.
 Friday
 Jimmy Gardner vs. Bob Moha. 10 rounds. at Milwaukee.
 Opening of the season Of the Ne braska State Baseball league.
 Saturday.
 Race meeting of the Louisville Jockey club opens with the Ken lucky Derby.
 Annual open tournament Of the Harlem Tennis club, New York city Itterscholastic tennis chamT t0n' ships at Yale university, New Haven University of Michigan-O Oberlin tennis contests at Oberlin, O. Ya1e-UniVersity of Pennsylvknia boat races at SDTingfield, Mass Naval Academy-Columbia- uni
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
PLENTY OF WORK FOR
 THE POLICE COURT
tDouglas International

Douglas Internationally
 This morning three boys ranging in age from eight to fourteen were in the justice court, hayng been arrested by Deputy Sheriff Hiibu! O, charged with stealing beau5 Satur day afternoon from a sack which was sitting On the sidewalk in fron- of the store of Hotchkiss e. Hay hurst. The theft was malicious as the amount taken would not be worth while in a kitchen. Judge Rice took occasion to give the boys a long sweat today. They were penitent, and when brough- into the court room broke down and wept. The judge allowed them to remain on a bench in the court room until noon, when they were put into the city Jail during the lunch hour. Late this afternoon they were brought into court aud the judge delivered a friendly Tee ture to them, admonishing them of the fact that a future arrest would bring a much longer term behind the bars. One of the boys is the sen of a poor widow in the city and all the names are withheld in the hopt hat they will not have occasion e endure such another experience in court and will all grow 10 maze lawabiding citizens.
 May be Insane.
 A Mexican was arrested last nign' by Bob Hilburn, who the officer believes is Insane. He acts ike hc was either insane, though thei might be caused by a prolonged mescal drunk. He will be clOselI examined today and either a charge of insanity will be placed again5 him or he will be given a sentenc. on a charge of drunkenness.
 Besides this supposed case of i1 sanity there were three cases o plain drunk lodged against Mexican this morning and Cney got tne usu al ten or ter. lr
 Married Victims Sister. lali
 Antonio Sandoval. who was lae week bound over to the grand jur, on the charge of rape, was yester day married to the older sister rc the girl upon whom he was charset with committing the crime. Wheth fer this will tend to mitigate thi charge against Sandoval will ds pend on the humor of the grand Jury when his case comes up To. consideration e.a-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
SPORT PROGRAM FOR PICNIC IS READY
All Bisbee Is Expected to Be at Lewis Springs Next
 Sunday

Bisbee wili yaeate to the picnic grounds at Lewis springs Sunday when the Red Men and tke Eagles will join hands in giving their an nual picnic. Busy Bisbee EHl take a holiday and take a dip in the foun- tain of youth. the ~swimmin' hole at the springs. New bathing suits. for father and the whole family. have been bought for the occasion.
 The features of the day. of course. will be the big basket dinner ana Bisbee housewives are already busy fn the. creations of dainty lady fin- gers, cream puffs and everythin6 that properly goes with dinner on the grounds.
 For the entertainment'of the crowd there will be balloon ascension with a dip of death from a para chute, and a high dive Sensation imported from Los Angeles. Aside from this there will be all manner of booths where immunity may be had from ennud and exercise to aid the digestion.
 There will be two trains to and from the springs, the special train leaving Bisbee at S:15 a. m. and. the regular train. leaving Bishee- at 9:20 a. m. There will also be two trains, a regular end a special re turning to Bisbee and Douglas and intermediate points. Tho round trip fare is exactly on dollar. In addi- ton to the features enumerated above. the following program of sports will be held:
 Married ladies race-First prize. three-pound can of Ferndell coffee: second prize. twenty-five pound sack of four.
 Young ladies race. for misses of 16 years or over-first prize, silver hadbag; second price. handpeinted china; third prIze, two-pound box of candy. t
 Young ladies race. for misses of II year and under-first prize, para sol; second prize. purse.
 Fat mans raee--first prize, box of fifty "Euko" cigars: second prize a quart of whiskey.
 One hundred yard dash-first prize, a Roelof hat; second prize, box of International cigars.
 Boys Fifty yard dash for boys IS
 ~~ and under-first prize, silA shirt; second prize, gold cuff but tons.
 Boys race for boys between the ages of and F years-first prize. suit of clothes; second prize. ''Nwnie kodak; third prize, base ball and bat.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
Given Stiff Fines.

W. H. Pennington was arraigned before JuSge Morris High yesterday afternoon on the charge of yagrancy an1 fined S75. The case was brought by a woman Of the tenderloin district and is the first case to have been made by a person other than an offi- cer.. Marie Hoppe. charged with threatening the life of another wo- man of the district, was discharged, she being under a peace bond Of $500 in Judge Burdlck's court.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
FORBES WINS EASILY.

GARY. Ind, May 9.-HaTy Forbes won a decisive victory over Young Fitzgerald a. Milwaukee last night, thereby clincbing the match with Johnny Coulon at Toronto. Can, May 19.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
Board Meets Tonight.

The board of trade meeting for the installation of members Of the toard of directors and the appoint ment of committees will be held to- night ct the office of the board secre- tary, Bruce Perley. on Main street. The board may take some kind of action regarding the route of the ter ritorial highway and a full atten- dance of the members is requested
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
sia Fay Day.

Today Is pay dag with the employ. es of the Copper Queen mining com pany and Ffiziay wl9l be the pay day of the Calumet and Arizona Min ing company. The postal savings bank will remain open after the us hal hour. o'clock. for the accommoda- ton of the miners.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
underqoes oreratlon.

Mrs. L. NJ. Burr was oprated on al the Copper Queen hosu'tsl yester- day to reset a limb broken about a year ago. The operation was a serious one, but the patient is rap idly recovering. Mrs. J. M Wall. formerly Miss Lillian Burr, of this city, is here from Mexico visiting her mother. Mrs. Burr
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
Brief Local Items
Special Meetings.

ISpecIa1 Meetings.
 Special meetings will begin al the First Baptist church tohight. Rev. w. D. White. state evangelist for Arizona, will do the preaching. The pastor. Rev. J. w, Epporly. cor dially invites everyone to attend these meetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
CANANEA NOTES

CANANEA. son, Mex, May 9.-The picnic held bH the Cananea club on last Sunday in Jaralito canyon was a complete success from every stand point, and all who attended report having the time Of their lives. Dur. ing the day numerous sports were in- Gulged in, such as "one old cat" base ball, running. jumping, boxing, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
GLASSES

For weak eyes. headaches, etc, call on Dr. schell. the optician of Tucson. at Copper Queen hotel, Thursday and Friday. May II and 12. two days only. Money back if not satisfied in 30 days trial. The doctor has been making regular wis its to Bisbee for the past twelve years and his reliability Is too well known to need any comment
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You will find Chamber lain's Liniment wonderfully effective. One application will convince you nf it's merits. Try it. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

For the first time in years all but a few of the ehairmanships of the important committees of the house of representatives are now held by Southern democrats.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
sundax Mother,s oay.

Sunday, May IA, will be Mothers Day all over the country and in many churches the services will be espec- ially adapted To the celebration of the day. In many cities the day IS observed by the wearing of white carnations, as enIblematic of the purity and sacredness Of motherhood.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

Senator William F. Borah of Ida ho conducts a Bible class in one of the Presbyterian churches in the national capital.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
Dos Cases, Mex.

Two cases of plain drunks were heard in Judge T. D. Burdick's court yesteb'ay. being the only hl5t oa :he justice court blotter. The defend- ants were Mexicans who had lndulg- ed too freely in the national drink. celebrating the rebel victory of Juar. ez. They were fined six dollars each.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

Dan Lewis has received a new pro pelIer for his aeroplane, which re- places the one smashed during his experiments with the machine
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
MARKET FULL OF GOOD g.
 7 THINGS TO EAT B

In a vegetable dinner carrots add brilliant touch of color to the en- sembie and are also good to eat. Carrots are retailing Eet the vegetar hle shops at five cents the bunch.
 Blackberries hava also arrived for the season and are .selIing at 20 cents per basket They arc large and sweet and life becomes real in it's bliss when one floods the gums with the berry juice. The berry itself, however. is full of pos abilities of sastronomic delicaeies, such as blackberry, pie. blackberry jam. biackberry jelly. etc. A good Methodist bishop with haukering after sweets has said "Doubtless God could have made a better berry than a strawberry, but doubtless God never did" Happily. all do. not agree with him and many contend that the blackberry is fa- superior to the dark-buel bramble berry. The poet who first used the expression brown as a berry" had the black berry in mind. So. there.
 ? Following are the local quota nons on vegetables. produce. meats, food stuffs. etc:
 (Corrected by J. B. Angius Col
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
PROPERTY UNDER HAMMER.

NEW YORK, May 9.-One of New Works famous and historical estates, known in late years as the Loyal l.. Smith holdings on Washington Heights, was put up for sale at public auction today as a preliminary 10 being subdivided into building lots. Included in the sale was the old mansion, overlooking the Hudson river, which was owned by Aaron Burr in the early part of the nine teenth century and for several years was occupied by President James Madison as a summer home.
 Grand Vaudeville Opening. Wed uegdav Oruheuru
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When In Douglas stop at HsteI Roy. Centrally located. 1'.n

Grand Vaudeville opening. Wed nesdsy. Orpheum.
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Taken to Tombstone.

Sarah Dougherty, the fourteen year old girl who figured in the recent Naco escapade, was taken to Tomb stone yesterday afternoon, accom- panied by hel mother. Deputy Sher- if Ray swain came over for them in Sheriff Whites automobile. The girl will be sent to the industrial school at Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

When you want help, you can get it by using a Want ad in tfe Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10
HONOR cARDINAL elssoNs

r. NEW YORK, May 9.-The Catholic club of New York has completed elaborate arrangements for the re ception to be given at it's clubhouse tomorrow night in honor of Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore. The affair is to be in honor of the double jubilee of the ordination and cOnsecration of the cardinal Archbishop Farley and a large number of preIates and
 prominent state and city ofiicials have accepted invitations to attend
 the reception
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

Mrs. William Omahling went to Phoenix on Sunday, where she join ed her husband before leaving on a two-months' trip through the east ern states.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

FTven Scandinayians now hold
 seats iu congress, two being sen ators Ten of them are republicans and all of them are allied with the I progressive wing of their party. The first republican club formed to boom President Taft for renom. ination has just been launched iu New Jersey.