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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-06
STOCK STREAMS
WITH NJ FISH
TWO CARLOADS OF THE FlNNY
TRIBE TO coME,FRoM VIRGINIA
HATcHERlEs.

United States Fish Commissioner
Bowers, of Martlnsburg, has notified
Senator Clarence w. Watson of this
city, Tint he has been allotted two
cal, loads of fish from the fish hatch.
cries at Wytheville, Va, for dlstribu.
tlon in this State.'
These fish will be shipped as quick.
ly as possible, and will be placed in
the West Fork Monongahela. Ty-
CARTS Valley, Cheat and South Branch
Of the Potomac streams.
The fish placed in these streams
will be good fish, and will help the
streams generally. A number OF fish
are allotted TO West Virginia each
year, being placed In the different
streams about the State. ia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-06
MRS. ls!j....|.. 4. W. VI CHEZ. '||EE z...: !: i.
VISITS sCH0GL
GAVE GIRLS INSTRUCTIVE TALK
z ON PHYSICAL CULTURE, HY.
GlENE AND SANITATION.

Mrs. A. W. Chez. OF the State Uni.
versity at Morgantown. delivered an
interesting address to the girls Of the
High school this morning in the High
school auditorium at eleven o'clock.
Mrs. Chez, who Is y pleasing speaker,
talked in an interesting manner re.
gardlng hygiene, physical culture and
sanitation. Special attention will be
paid to these subjects at the High
school during the school year.
Mr. and Mrs. i. II. Kelley, Of sut.
Tor, were visiting sfrIends In this city
sssssteas "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-06
PRES WHITE
N|A|N|[sH
COMMITTEES.
LIST FORMULATE BY Execu.
TIVE BOARD OF! STATE BOARD
OF TRADE Is CONFIRMED.

Secretary R. B. Naylor,i OF tho West
Virginia board Of trade. yesterday ne.
ceiyed the confirmed list Of appoint.
ments to the standing committees of
the organization from srr j. I. 9, White,
OF Morgantowna the president, /. AT the
executive committee meeting held In
this city recently a number OF special
committees were appointed; which
were published ut that time. The
standing committees were merely out
lined. however, and have Just been
completed and confirmed. 81
Following are the committees:
Observation-Disclosures H. Stewart,
Morgantown. chairman; John u Corn
well, Romney; E. W. Oslebay, Wheel.
ing; +. N. staunton; 0 Charleston
George G. Sturglss, Morgantown
Audlting-o. c. Wit, Salem, chair
man; R. L. Archer, Huntington; NJ.
w. Wood, Keyser.
Commerce.. E. 9Lamberd, Clarks.
burg, chairman; E. a. Barnes, Char.
lesion; CIV. Brockdnier, wheeling;
=. s. Gulland, Elkins; Lawson Star.
cher, Grafton.
Development and Protection OF
State Resources-John w. Davis,
clarksburg, chairman F. p Grossc,ip
Charleston; ]. n. Hartley, FalFmont;.
H. s, Sands. Wheeling H. ri. War
field, Morgantown !,
Flnance-H. G. Davis, ElkIns, chair
man; w. G. Brown. Kingwood; w. s..
Irvine, Wheeling.
Good Roads-HoPard Sutherland.
Elkins. chairman; Y I, Louis Benne
Weston; E. NJ. Grant, aiorgaltS Vi:
J. G. Hearne, Wheeling; O. +, Light;
Martlnsburg. IS
immigration and Labor 70. Nc.
kinley. Wheeling, chairman 81! ".
Barton. wheeling w D. Chiffon.
Charleston; John & 7. c1faw. Graf
tom E. D. Ssanderson, Morgantown.
Insurance-John N. Sewburger,
Cincinnati, chairman, representing
West Virginia Fire Underwriters as.
soclation; a. w Wernlpger, ~ iHupsiHgg
'on, 1ohn Y. DICE ewisbtrg 4 t!tl
Mahuiaetures-o @ Beans, Wkesall
ing. chairman; George w. Brown.
Mahningtoni James Paul, ellsburg;
.: T. Abbott. Huntington; p:
Neal, tafKersburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-06

pnsettled5 local rains + tonight: or
ssathFqsy warmer tonight; cooler
Saturday. :S8J
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
rInsr rAxlNG DISTRICT.

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~ Della Il N M Rooney, Is Burnet st,
a AS sh z toIsbt. Isl plane st, blk ,os -
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FOURTEENTH TAXING DISTRICT

-ON'F . 49,
66Ss Pauline Hoeler. 1912 Chadwick
av, blk es5S. l 5..",.."a..... 1876 os
FOURTEENTH TAXING DISTRICT.
esss Jane Allen. 1859 Broad st. blk 2sis.
s734 Greylocls Land Co, 81 sherman av,
biz 2soo, | 80 ~'vn % Il
2a6l, 80. 81
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$751; I%s>lete. 2s5 Sherman .v, blk
2761, l ! 81
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ST, blk 2s0s, / S4....."."...... 80 so
s1s4 john " lawrence. 800 Elizabeth
ay. blk 2I4i. ! Observation-Disclosures. 10
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Os4s James Halnes' ! Madison ay, blk
$3.50 Alma LisD. sos-3ii' Milford av,
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$3.50 John Il Scarlet. 4S-47 johnson a,.
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cry Ao.uarlsnMENls.
NOTICE DE SALE.

NOIICE Of BALE.
Notice is hereby given that the suoscrlper,
the comptroller of the city of Newark. New
Jersey. pursuant to the authority OF the stat
ute In such case made and provided. VIII on
Thursday. June twenty-second, nineteen nun.
dyed and eleven. at twelve O'Clock noon OF
that day. in the comptroller's office In the
civ Hail in said city, expose for sale and cell
The several lots. tracts or parcels OF land mere
ma fter specified, rr any part or parts OF auch
lots tracts or parcels of land, sufficient for
Inc purpose on which taxes for the year nine
teen hundred and nine remain In arrears 70
such person or persons as Will purchase tne
came for the fhortest term ana pay the taa
lien thereon. Including interest ana costs OF
sale. or In fee where no one Will pid LOT a
shorter term. a..
Tho sale Is made under the PROVISIONS OF ine
ACT Of the Legislature Of TINS state; entI.ie.
Nv act for the assessment and collection OF
taxes approved April 8, 1903, ana the ssVera.
acts supplementary thereto and amenda'ory
thereof. .oid
ss shoun on the city records may be Obtained
81 tho office or the subscriber any week DAY
Nor IN Tho day of sale between the hours Oh
4 n m. and 4 D. m. except holidays ana on
SATURDAYS between the hours OF 3 a. m anu
The following IL a list and description OF tne
iots tracts or parcels Of land TO be SOLD. snow
jrr the names OF the dellnquents. the supposeu
ouners thereof as thew appear on the ~
OF the taxing district, the taxing olsuiS. IL,
street in which each lot is situated, the ns
and block number, and the street huHoei !.
each lot and the amount due on each OIL nv
said lots.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

1888 Ralph Appelman ct al. 52s-627 18th
av' blk 1851, Observation-Disclosures.
Eighth Taxing District.
2lb6 Edna B Martin, 47s-4S0 Ridge st,
blk GIL. |
2s2S N n r Reilly. sSS-Ss0 Clifton Az.
blk s12, I Is.
1924 Peabody Land Co, ss4-S86 Clifton
av, blk $40. l
2S29 B A Trimmer, 742-760 Clifton av.
blk 100. ]
1888 Rose Lee. los Clifton av, biz 47a'
as4e Christina Hines. SIT Clifton ay, biz
sS46 jacob kooher, l07-109. Parker AZ,
blk 493, ! 61-62. ...,..-
ISIS Du Gerholm & Gentle. 136 Payker
st, blk sos, |
2Ssl Patrick Dawson, 1877 Parker 81, blk
5s7. Observation-Disclosures.
$50 w H Wagner, 711-713 Parker ~
blk $50, | 81.
2szS Carrie Ruferno, 17s Bloomfield ay.
blk 6S4. a........................'
2sSo Hannah Lyons, 5s7 9Th st, blk 5ee'
A vito, 5ss-ss7 s,h st, Sif is,,
2sss Emrmelia Bone. eos-s1o 9Th st, blk
be7, ! H..
5000 Hannah Alien, SOS sth 81, blk ss1.
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The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
Was Norris on Back Of Hack?,

Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 17.-Arcigne1
before Police Justice Walter Watson
yesterday afternoon, l.. J. Norris, the.
man charged with the murder OF j.
B. BiGGett on the edge of the POOL
road, near Raleigh, on last Saturday
night, through his counsel, Mr.. 3. M:
Gatling, plead not guilty. With Mr.
Gatling there also appears for Norris
Mr.<W. G. Harriss.
The State has declared that it hass
evidence ready to have Norris bound
over. 1t has heretofore been stated
that it can show that Norris had .3S
calibre pistol as late as last Tuesday
1t is the rumor that it has also evil
dence to show that after the hack
that carried J. B. Bissett and Ada
Yerby to the woods half mile be-
yofld the Soldiers Home had left
Swain and Davie streets that man~
with broad sholders, wearing sUats
was hanging on behind the hack as it,
passed beyond the Soldiers Home;
Ada Yerby has said that Norris, whoS
was in his shirt sleeves had q coat on.
his arm, and that she believed a man
was on the back of the hack. The
rumor is that beyond Gattis' store thee
| man dropped off the hack and waS
seen walking after it. Ada Yerby
says that the man who shot Bissett
wore coat or had on a dark shirt
She has said she believed the man
swear it was him. 1t is known that
the State feels confident that it wags
Norris.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
KILLING
AT SELMA
PRESTON BLACKMAN dies FROM
HIS WOUNDS. RESULT OF
DRUNKEN BRAWL
YOUNG men INVOLVED
Especial to The Times.)

Selma, N. c., Aug. 17.-Preston
Blackman is dead as the result of a
drunken brawl and two prominent
young men of this city are involved
as the result of the too free use of
whiskey.
yesterday morning within fcw steps
of the Merchants Hotel in this place.
Preston Blackman and his wife and
two young men, Messrs. Whitley and
Branch, were drinking in the house
during the night and all were more or
less under the influence of liquor.
Blackman was found on the outside
Of his house about four o'clock by
his wife, who was looking for him.
She called a fireman of Southern
train and asked him to help her hus-
band in the house. He replied he
could and together they went in and
Blackman lay on the bed. The wound
on his head was not noticed at that
time until later when he was found
dead and the cries of his wife alarm.
ed the people.
Branch, one of the young men, says
Whitley did the killing Whitley
staid around town until eight O'Clock
when he left on a passing train.
The mother of Whitley, who is 9
most estimable lady, is prostrated al
the occurrence
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
Three Have Been Arrested.

Coatsville, Pa, Aug. 17-Three
men, one of whom the authorities as
sert, was a leader of the mob, were
arrested here today and charged with
murder in connection with the burn
ing Zach S. Walker, who was dragged
on his bed from the Coatsville hos
pital on Sunday night and cremated
alive. Those arrested were Joseph
Schofield, master mechanic of the
Conestoga Traction Company; Nor
man Price, a mill hand, and George
Stoll, who was employed with Price
in the iron mills. The accused were
taken into custody after they had
been closely questioned at the Coates
vile police station and were then
rushed by automobile to the West
Chester Jail.
Schofield is 35 years old. while
Price and Stoll are each %. Stoll is
accused of being one of those most
active in the lynching. The police
declare that they have evidence to
show that he helped the negro to
his cot and that on entering the hos
pital he shouted: "Come on fellows,
| it's easy; there is only one cop.'
| Schofield is said to have admitted
| that he assisted to tie Walker when
the mob first entered the hospital
and later to have united him that he
might be bound for the burning
Price is said to have admitted that
he. was in the hospital, but declares
that he was not present at the burn
ing.
| Kennedy Boyd, the 1ineman, was
| the first man to be arrested in con
nection with the 1ynching, was releas-
ed after being detained in the Coates
vile jail for nearly twenty hours. The
authorities admit that his arrest was
a mistake, and that they are unable
to establish that he vas member
| of the mob.
ALL is quiet in the Borough ane
business has assumed it's norma
state.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
Small Roasts Hitchcock.

Washington, Aug. ia hot roast
was dealt Postmaster General Hitch
cock by Representative Small in an
interview today apropos of the at
tempt to abolish the Offices at Bruce
and Falkland, in Pitt county. The re-
commeD dation of the Postofice In
spector Goldsboro that the Offices be
discontinued was blocked by Mr..
Small. He said the Posoffice Depart
ment seemed to be seeking to make a
record for economy, even if it meant
the destruction of efficiency.
What the people wanted was better
service, he said, and they did not ex-
pect the Postal Department to yield
revenue. He referred to the fact that
money given by Congress for estab-
fishing new rural routes had not been
used.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18

Chadwick, Kinston; Grand Scribe: !:
R. NJ. Ramsey, Charlotte (re-elected) !:
Grand Treasurer, G. T. Wood, VIII
mington; Grand Representative, w
G. Allen, Waynesville.
A contract just awarded requires
that the seats for Raleigh's new audi
torium shall be in place by October
1st. The seats for the first floor or
arena will be movable so that that
section can be used for balls and
other events. Opera chairs with fixed
position will be in the galleries. The
capacity will be eight thousand. It
is expected the municipal section of
the building will be furnished and
ready for the variohs departments of
the city government occupy them by
November 1st. The contract for this
equipment is to be awarded Septem-
Der 1st.
Friends throughout the State will
regret to learn that ]. w. Clark, son
of Chief Justice Walter Clark, was
brought to Raleigh from Durham to-
day suffering from appendicitis. There
is to be an operation. He is connect
ed with the Erwin Cotton Mills OF
Durham.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
the occurrence

Washington, Aug 1.-THE cotton
tariff revision bill will come to vote
in the Senate with the Democrats
pledged to accept the La Toilette iron
and steel schedule as an amendment; !;
the farmers free list. bill probably will
be disposed of by the Senate tomor-
row, with all differences between the
two Houses adjusted and the wool bill
awaits the Presidents veto. This is
the tariff situation in Congress at
present.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
IN
FLEMING CASE
Especial to The Times.)

Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 17-Chief JUS
tice Walter Clark began hearing the
habeas corpus proceedings of Mrs.
Percy B. Fleming against her husband
this morning for the custody of their
two children.
In answering the complaint of the
wife that Fleming is not a fit person
to have the children, he admitted his
unfitness and claims he has property
provided for them in the care of his
brother in Louisburg, Mr.. A. H. Flem-
ing. He make reply further that his
wife is unfit to have the children be-
cause of misconduct and intimacy
with other men. He pleaded he was
worth $4,000. and that her extrava-
gances have made him insolvent. He
specified intimacies of his wife with
M. w. Tyree and John Winder at diff
efrent times. Mrs. Fleming; he as
serted, was driven to the Tyree studio
at night, remaining until midnight,
Fleming being out of the city.
AS to the John Winder instance, she
was driven to the Caraleigh phosphate
works in Robert Dawkins' hack, where
John Winder took her in his buggy
and drove away, the hackman waiting
for them.
Robert Dawkins, the hackman, was
the first witness.
The taking of evidence is now An
progress.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
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Fair To-Nioht and Frida

Washington, Aug. 17.-For North
Carolina: Generally fair tonight and
Friday, with light winds mostly south
west.
Weather Yesterday Over Cotton Belt.
There have been showers in all dis
tricts except the Charleston and Ok
lahoma with a few heavy rainfalls.
High temperatures have continued
in Texas and Oklahoma.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
Negro Found Dead.

John Whitehead, a negro, was found
dead in the station house yesterday
morning. Whitehead was sick ther
day before and unable to go home. He
asked permission of the authorities
to let him stay in the station house
and next morning was found dead.
A physician pronounced death from
natural causes.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
SPANISH ANAR-
/. CHISTS ACTIVE
ADDRESSING. MOBS ON STREET
CORNERS and INFLAMING
PEOPLE
THE CHURCH and STATE

Lison, Aug. 17.-Anarchists are ad-
dressing mobs on the street corners
and advising all women to strike and
inflaming the masses against the gov
ernment.
The Radicals are urging all the anti
government factions to unite the
Catholics of the North and resist the
attempt of the administration to sep
arate the property of church and
state.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
spects For Farm-Life School Fo
Warren County.

Ridgeway. N. c., Aug. 1.-THE pros
pect of Warren county getting farm
life school is good. The people OF
this county realize the necessity of
training the boys and girls in practica'
affairs. DR.. J. Y. Joyner made fine
speech on why we should have
farm-life school at the court house
Saturday. The election is to be held
September 3Oth. 1t is certain that all
of the farmers will vote for the farm
life school.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
Funeral of St. Broix Johnstone.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE funeral of
ST. Croix Johnstone, who was killed
when his aeroplane collapsed in the
air Tuesday, cast a pail over the In
ternational Aviation meeting here to
day. Services were held in the Boyd
ston Chapel before cremating the
body.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-18
ADMIRAL TOGO
IS VERY ILL
SUFFERING YiOM ATTACK OF
ACUTE .IKV lGESTION.. ..PLANS
ANCELED
in THE CITY OF BOSTON

Boston, Aug. 17.-Admiral Togo was
suddenly stricken with acute 1ndiges-
ton today. ALI the Boston plans for
his entertainment have been can
cclled.
The Navy Department has been no.
titled by Third Assistant Secretary
Chandler Hall.
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WARSHIPS To
LIVERPOOL.
TO PROTECT SHIPPING AGAINST
STRIKERS MUCH PROPERTY
DESTROYED
PITCHED BATTLE Feared

Liverpool, Aug. 17.-Three British
warships have been ordered to LIVER
Rioting still continues. Much prep
erty has been destroyed.
A pitched battle between the sOll-
diers and the mob is feared.
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Washington, Aug. 17.-Senator Pen
rose announced at the White House
that Congress will adjourn Saturday
if the legislative day on Saturday can
be extended into Sunday.
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Committee To Investigate Stephen
sons Election.

Washington, Aug. Senator Hey
burn, chairman, with Senators South
erland, Bradley, Paynter and Pom
creme have been appointed a sub-com-
mittee of the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections to investigate
Senator Stephenson's election.
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o. o. @s 81 - g. s& ~ o. % o. M
q TO-DAY's MARKET a
q CD
q = p q 81 Il q Il q u y g
COTTON.

New York, Aug 17.-Cotton open
ed as follows: January, 11.25; April.
1141; October, 11.21; December, 11.29A
At IL o'clock January was lI.19; May.
11.39; October, 11.2O; December, 11.25.-
Liverpool opened at 6 pence an&
closed at 5.95 IL.
Cotton at o'clock was as follows =
October, 11.20; December, 1I28; JAM
uary, 11.18; March, 11.26.
NEW YORK STOCKS. !
New York, Aug. 17.-Stocks declin-
ed today. There are losses in Union
Pacific, 1: Reading 1 5-8; Steel, COM
mon, American Smelling and B. and
o., Ia Southern Pacific and South
ern Railway gained IL. ~
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago. Aug. 17.-SeptembEr wheaf
is "a Ia; September Corn, "a II.
At 80 a. m. September wheat was
SO So; September corn, "a 5-8.
At 2 o'clock wheat was SO 7,8, and
September corn "a ga.
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Pope Returns To His Bed.

Rome, Aug. 17-Pope Plus had to
return to his bed today. He seemed
unable to regain his former strength.
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Miss P. W. Dunford, who has beeIh
visiting relatives in Kingsboro anG
Rocky Mount, has returned home.
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Mr.. Preston Bullock is confined to
his room, we regret to learn.
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Congress Will Adjourn Saturday Night