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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
Gbbten me6r Isenfden ais tuilbe
Yeitien.

Sic 3abl Der Dlenifen. Die idbrlif
bon lpilben 8eitien get0btet iperben.
rei6t niht an Die sroBe 3abl beran.
Die burh arantbeitsfeime get1Dtet
perben. aein 2eben lit sesen beren
InfdQe geiibert. Sieielben iinb IN
Der 2uft, Dem 8aiier. I'M Stnub. ios
gar in uniercm giien %porbanben. Gin
gltes Shubmittel oasesen lit uns in
electric 4itters geboten. peldes oies
ielben pernibtet unb Die tobtlifen
Seine aus inherent 8Drper entfernt.
Sizes lit Der 8runb, ipesbalb Sr5fteln,
Sicber im,b sl9ue. ale Walerias unb
piclc gmtfrant6eiten bieiem iplInoerz
barren 9lutreiniser 10 prompt fpeiden.
0eriuGet basiel6e IMP erfreuet gu6
Der gllten Geiunbbeit nnb neuen
Strait. bic es @uh berletben tpiro.
8elb Suriideritattet. tpenn nidt 3lls
irieoengeiteat. Sur SO Gents IN 8.
81. 8nete's Gpotbefe, $50 Brain
CTR. Dubuque, Spiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
Saminoelbaftc Jeitcrucriihernngs'
Beieli6aft.

Gbilobelpbiu a, ga. - @6b-
reitb Ger SerDollblullgen in Dem Hro-
5eb bon nrei 9eamten BON IA ioee.
noniltcn @c9cnFiti9en Selerperiid)e-
l,tasaeie ifafterL Die BON bier aus
ibr llnmcien trieben, be5eugte elm
nerlnSebnidbriaer Sillise, oab er bon
Der StraBe nlfgegriffen rttb aitm
Grdiiberlteu bon 5lpei Der r&orppra.
tionen" ulo Sefret1r elmer onDern
genlad)t wurbe, pofur er Das fiirit-
lide @ebalt bon So per @obe er.
belt. Ser 3enae, Serma,1n 9. go.
binion, iagte aus, baB er obbahlos
mar, als er aneeItellt tpiirbe. 9a er
id,dbig gefleibet mar, aber oils r8r1-
iibent nlto Sefret1r" gut gefIeibet
iein mrlBte, 10 itaffirte i'm elmer Der
Ingeflagten bon 4opf Bis az SiiBen
neu aus. Nobinion erfl1rte, bob er
5tpar puBte, bob er gum .Yr1iioen.
ten" gemabt tpur6e, gloiibte aber, es
banble ith MIR LIN, cine Gormiade.
Der ySanttor" zines Gebdubes, mo-
Die IA @eieGihaften ibre @ei6Gfts-
rGl,r,e batten, murbe ebenfaIs gum
Brdiibeuten elmer btefer r&orporatio.
men" sen,aht. Die nGeihdftsrdii.
me" Ser IA @eieIih1ften beitanhen
iibrigens IN einerit etnsieen 3immer.
Hobinion prditbtrte stpar Bel 9tref.
toreniisunsen, batte aber nid)ts all
tbun aIs cine 3eitung au leien ober
elm Sdldfhen 81 MAIDEN. 9as
Sprehen beiorgten Die nMader".
8ie IA idpinoelbaften @erii9e-
riingsgeieai6aften ioaen monatlid
etipa $4,000 eingenomnren baben.
8erIuite puroen natiirIih feline be.
5ablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
Sam nit benz 9cbcn happrt.

r@pr ciuunb5ipan3ig Sabren iab i6
cincm ihredlidcn Sobe c%ntgegen",
ihrci6t g. 9. Inrtin bon Sort Sar@
%.cclipn. g. 6. Sic Ier6te iasten.
;D bate bic S6lpinbllldt unb Der
itlimme 5uiten, cen ih bate, i9ien
beren ausiaee gu beitatiseu. Sd pers
iudte, ale Wittel bafiir, bon benen i6
b6rtc. unb mar elm Snbr lang inter
gebonblung bes Deiten Ir5tes IN
@eprgetpipn, e.. g., aber GIes BALI
nifts. Gin Sreunb rietb mir, 9r.
Sings Nem Discovery gu berluden.
Sd that es unb ipurbe pollltdnotg
furirt. Sd bin iiber5eust, bab id
pieiem %beriibmten 5alss unb 2uneens
Seilmittel mein 2eben b~erbanfe."
9ieie @ebi5in lit poiitip sarantirt fir
Suiten, Grfdltunsen unb nIe 2ufts
r0brenleibcn. so Gents unb $1.00.
8rpbeflaihe frei in &. 8.A@ uete' 8
Ipotbefc. 656 Main Strabe, Sus
bltaue. Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
Inter Cob besraben.

gei Der oifisiellen 3dbIuns 'bes
@eloes in Der 9unoesmiin5e 81 Gan
francisco ereisnete iih Oieier Gage
elm llnfaQ, Der Dem iarbiaen Diener
3. 8iGiams pieaeiht oas 2e6en
foiten miro. @iQiams mar babel, IN
benz iogenamten @olbsenolbe eide
NIT 2O.0 olaritiiden an Der @ann
aui3uitapeln, als bieie EDDIE, in be.
men iid $4,000 900 befanoen, plot.
lid umitiir5ten llno i'm podfommen
unter iid beeruben. Die @olopano
bate bereits cine Sobe bon feds Sub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
Die gepIlferuus Der Stabte nnierer
Hereinafter Staaten Int alpha
betiider Meibenfplse.

Sus Mndfolsenbe baben mir Dem
,Span's Directory" ent<
nommen. lpeldes i6reibt:
Ser pifi5ieIle Genius, B. B.. bic
3dblung Der 8epolterung Der Ier@
einigten Staater pirb ieoe 5ebn Sabre
b"oraenonn1en.
als bieie aussabe eebrudt tpurbc,
bate bds Genius Bureau bic 3ablen
iiber Die meiiten Stdbte. Die iiber 25.@
900 gintppbner 5dblen, peroffentlidt.
8ir baben ale bieie pffi5iellen Sablen,
NIT ben unierisen bergli6en nnb ios
Damn uniere 2iite perbeiiert, 10 oaB i'm
3o6folsenben Die ridtise Sebolte&
rungssabl fir Die meiiten 9roben
gtdbte Ii. Sleden ~angeeeben tit. Srte
jebo6, Die peniaer als 1900 ein@
fpobner baben, limb bier nt6t ans
sefiibrt."
9ieie 8ebDlferunss : slngaben mad
aIpbabetiiter ~feibenfolge. fir Die
nns bic 2eier eepib ie6r banfbar ietn
t,eYSo,, IT mo foInf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25

Clint bas Gbenbilb 0pttes

lnb beute? Gin ihlpibIia' 8eihle dit ohne Salt
unoaraft. Sn 6teien tuappen 9egeninb III bds
@eientlide BET Observation-Disclosures gegcs
ben, oeren fuenise Iu8nabmen nur bic aeBeI
betdtigen. Ytncb beite iinoet man Ia nod geiitig
uto torperlih geiunoe Wenidheu, aber eS limb
eben nur bic i%eltener NiSnahmen BON Der &eget.
wlit ben itetia erhDbten Miipriid1eu. iueidle an
pie Setfinastdhtgteit Der Meniden seltelt ipur.
ben, bat iith aud bic Grhpliugsbeolritigfeit j.s
nebmenb seiteisert. bis lie in einc 8ersnneunss.
iuht usartete. NIB beibe Snianlnen ftelen an
6eiit urb 16rper Auiorberuugen, beneu ocr oon
ben Strapa,eu geid,iudd5te Rbrper erliest.
Serfet oaral BEL 8eiten, iuenE @nh aopiidnler.
gen. Sdluinoel. Matti9teit, 8leicAiIdlt ititb Slnt'
%arinnth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aler Nrt. Gee
ber' rto Rierenleioet. HifenidpuGhe uno nlt.
oere 8ebrcden ermabnen! Dentet oarat bel
3eiteu, oaB e3 uur elm unieblbares Mlttel .giebt.
@uh Dieoer geiunb 5a maiden; bic uniddsbaren.
nur aus ben reinf.en 9ilan3sniditeu unb p6ne
dbenoe iretaatid1e Beimiihungen hergeteaten
ct. bernard arduterpiaen. Sic fto eine iuabre
0otteSeabe, bic aIfeiu i'm Stnnbe 1T. GuH fpies
Der Dem 9uitnnbe zines gbttiidben GbenbiloeS
5usniisrea. Sn allen apotbeten. rs eertS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
guxe,atp,rssr U~usetts, pieastue. nrn 20. 9,,ii 1911.

erreidt nnb iuug mebrere Sonnen, ais
Der lt,tfal paiiirte. Der Supcrintcn-
Dent Der Miin5e, Die Mitalieber bcs
Hepiiionsausidniies ul,b peridieoene
Nngeitcllte Ser Miin5e mad,tcn iih 10.
fort onran, @illiMns ans ieinem gol,
belten 8rabe SIT bcfreien, bod bollerte
cs pp1c 10 Miniten, ebe ibnelt hies
aelane. Ser Wo,tn, Der ppllfomuuen
belullbtlps NOR, pltrbe in ciner Inl.
bitlalls nab Dem Iuftabmeboipital
aebradt, no feItgeiteat lullroe, DOB
Die @olomaIien linn oen 9rtiIforb
cinaeoriidt hotten. &icQei6t bat er
ai,f eincn Sddbelbrild erlitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
sicbt at, tpic Ginbreder ieinen 8elb'
idranf aufiprengen.

Senberion, &p. - gor ben
grger bes 8eiibers S. 6. Mc9o.
rtalb braften ginbreder einen 1000
Bfunb ibiperen @eloihranf aus Del
len 2aben in Mc9onalb Gambling,
itellten i'm inter einem 9arme iorg-
fdltig auf unb iprengten bonn Die
Sbiire nit 9pnamit auf. Die &erle
ernteten niht gan5 5000 fir tire
Meiibe. Serr WcDonalo iab alien
bon einem Seniter aus 5l. @r iagte,
er bGtte feinen 2arm geihlagen
neil Die Spisbubenbanbe 10 itarf ge.
peien mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25

r.a.t LEs II IT. AHA Wv
Der Iruppenitanb MIR 81 9niailone,
70 gsfaoronen llllb 2t6 @eidiite.
Die Manooer Yarteien rcfrnfieren
iih aus Dem 6. (aaid)auer), benz 10.
Wr5emisler) mnb Dem If. Qenlber.
,ger) aorps.
Wetter perben norausiiht!ih bic
militdriifen 9enfbauons uno aer,s,
plane silm eriten Ral 81 llebnngeu,
in arobem Stil pertpenoet merben.
unb ferner miro bic 9ebbaftiafeit Der
Wanoper Defenders nod onrh ibreit
S6nlplas erbobt iperOer, Der otes.
NAL IN b%urbihnittlib 100 Weter boz
bes, itarf bepaloetes @sittelaeblrse
uno gerglanO eelegt ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
Gin Slid in feline Saide

tpiirbe bic S6a6tel 8udlen's Irnifa
SaIbe 5eisen. ipelde 6. g. 2oper, elm
Sdreiner bon WariIa, q. g., tets
BEL iih trdst. SD bate ME
eine S6nitttpurbe. Quetfdune ober
ionftise @nnbe. tpel1e bteie Salbe
niht idneI sebeilt bdtte", f1reibt er.
8as srGbte SeilmitteI fir granb>
unb griibtpunben, @eihpiire. ses
iprnngene Sdnbe nnb 2ippeu. Sieberz
tpunoen. Sautausi6ldge. gc5ema,
Siibneraueen unb 9dmorrboiben.
'25 Gents IN &. @. Rnete's Ipos
tbefe. 656 Main Ctr, Dubuque. So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
nene ~iosiale 8riinbnns 3ep,
9empiep's.
(Soer: @as in elmer @roBitaot ge
than neroen fann.)

st. 2ouis, Mo.-0er @riin-
ser oes Satber 0empiep's Sotel nno
Ser ct. Yatrid's Dan Wurierp bat
oieien beioen G~riinbhngen cine net
tere io3iale g%inriftung beigefiigt-
elm Mrbeitertnnenbeim, in Dem er &C.
gen gcringes gntgelt arbeitenben
Sralen uro Mabben cine anitdnoige
@obnung ,1nb CUTE Scott gerpabren
miro. @ep. 9empiep bat 81 Oieiem
3med oas alte 8ement Sotel an
Yroaopap lluo 9ifion StraBe, 81.
gentbum Der 8. & R.-giienbabn &C.
intellect, nno tpurbe am Wontag oas
Sptel eroffnet. 9as Sotel entbalt
Al 3immer unb lit 5nedentiprefeno
eingeridtet. Simmer werben 81 ST
$50 Die ISOLDE permietbet per.
ben. Cine erfabrene Game miro Die
9eitung bes Sotels ii6ernebmen.
HAeben benz 2ogis ioa oas Sotel
cen @Giten aud 8efoitigrng bieten;
cine 2eitalration lit eingerihtet NOR.
ben, in Der all nieorigen 9reiIen
Wabiseiten perdbreiht tperben. Stint
bis Is Gents miro fir bic .Mabl5eit
berednet merben. Wan miro periu.
den, 10 acknowledgement Srauen uno
0fGohen elm Seim 81 bieten, oas
ibnen bas eigene eriesen ion, uuo 5u.
gleid ibneu @elegenbeit eepdbren,
etipas gu iparen. 8et ben seringen
2obnen, Die Sra,,ert nno Wab6en
perbienen, miro es mnnhen ihtper,
iiberboupt al,S5ufommen, uno nur
perbdltniBmGBig penisen lit es mos'
lid, ettpas bon ibrem @ebalt arf Die
Seite 81 legen. Wietben ii6 iolhe
Irallen uno Wdoden elm menihen.
piirbiges 3immer, bann miiiien tie
am Glen iparen. @onnen lie lid ge.
niigenb 5u eiien, Damn miiiien iie es
oft an Der 8obnuns ober on Der
&leioung feblen Iafien. 9as ne,ie
Seim ioa besbaIb 5lL billigen Yreis
len Soft u1b Sogis bieten, Dabrenb
es nod ben meiteren gortbeil fir iid
bot, baB es in Der gtabe bes Sc
idGftscentrums Der Stabt liegt, 10
bab sic @diie ben @eg our Irbeit
ullb alriif uerben 81 Sub suriidle.
gen f0nuell, mas cine niht 81 per'
adtenoe griparniB beoeutpt.
@ie Nep. 9empiep erfldrte, bofft
or ou6 bur6 bieies Sotel nerbeiratbe.
ten Srallcll, beren Mdnner i'm Soipis
tai ODER auf arbeit, 8. .. bel 9abn.
baitteiL II. |. m.-abmeieno iino, 8itt.
men, bon ibren Wdnnern perlaiienen
gbefrauen, Aufentbalt 81 gemabren,
Die pomoelid lire 3inoer Der ct.
8atrids San Hurierp iibergeben
modten. @rbeitenben Srauen, Die
beute in %entlegenen Staottbeilen
pobnen, in benen feline 4in6erbe.
pabranitalten iinb, merben ben Dor.
tbeil eenieben, in Der Ndbe Der Sour
fern bilig unb in angenebmer I'm.
gebung an nobnen. Satber Dempiep
lit iiber5eugt, bab es ieinem !Sotel
nidt an 5uiprud ieblen tutrb. Die
pielcn ibm 5,tgegangenen @eiufe Inn
$iilfe lieBen i'm erfennert, oab elm
mirflifes 8ebirfniB nod einem Der.
artisen Irbeiterinnenbeim beitebe.
Gin arbeitsnahmeis. Bureau ion
benz Sotel angeidloiien perben.
Die Soften fir bic ginri6tuns be.
liefen iid auf $1,000, Der Mietb5ins
miro $3.50 monatli6 betragen. =
Nla.n,.&n u /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
2obsebidt zines @eiitliGen.

Geb. s.. Stu6enbol bon Iqiion.
Soma, tpibmet Sr. Sings Stem 2ife
BILLS folgenoes 2obgebibt:
They're such a health. necessity,
In every home these pills should be.
II other kinds you've tried in vain,
USE DIR. KINGS
And be well again"
Sur % Gents in &. 8. 81 nete's
Ippt6ete. $50 Wain Strabe. 9us
buqile. Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-25
Ssicoriae Sabrpreiie 1no ~ baben
amf alen eamaoifdDen &ticnbabnem.

iommtanfgcbot BON 9rllppen belGuit
ii6 BEL bciccs a'orteien CT lis So.
taiQone, 96 Gssabrollen nnb 2SS
@ei9iise. GIeiit an Snionterie font
men SO, 0 4Marnt, I'M 6on5en bel
lei1t 10000 Marn, in Iftioli. Sci
ben lestcn groben ShluB-W auobern
in @subren i'm Sabre 1909 betrug
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-07
CHANGED NAME
OF P0ST0FRCE
!FAIRvIEw is NOW THE coGNo.
MEN OF THE CAPITAL OF PAW
PAW DISTRICT. MAIL SHOULD
BE ADDRESSED TO THE OFFICE
UNDER THAT NAME.

The name OF Fairvlew has supplant
ed that Of Amos for the town that Is
at the Northern Terminus OF the Fair
mont and Northern Traction COM
pany's line. Hereafter the letters ad-
dressed to that town should be sent
to Fairview for that is the name Of
the postoHlce there now and Postmas-
ter Martin still has charge Of the mali
received and delivered to the post
Office.
On June 2, 1911 the postofFlce by
the name Of Fairview in Hancock
county was discontinued. 1t was
then that the citizens of the oil toYn
got busy already being tired Of having
a town by one name and postofiice
by another and urged a change of
name in the postofice taking the cog
nomen of the town, viz. Fairvlew.
Postmaster Martin, of Amos has
been appointed postmaster Of Fair
view. The latter appointment was
made in August 1911.
On August 14th the Falrmont and
Northern Traction company will start
It's contract with the government to
carry mail from this city 10 Fairvlew.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-07
NEW men ARE
JOINING BAND
ElHsT REGIMENT is TAKING IN
ADDITIONAL MUSICIANS WHICH
ARE STRENGTHENING THE Or
3 GAINlzATIoN.

Prof. w. H. Omen is getting a NUN.
ltef oF new men in the First Regiment
Band. Thls musical organization is
being strengthened SO that there can
Sc no doubt that 1t is the first of Its
kind IN the State. The musicians
rarely play the same programme
twice. so that It requires above the
average 10 hold a place in the First
REGIMENT, Some OF the selections are
laidEaway and are not taken up for a
year. 50 an Of the members must be
aljle to take up piece OF music and
{. lbe able to play 1t at sight.
The people OF Falrmont are begin
ming TO feallse what 1t means to have
la + iifst class band in the city. The
concerts have been a revelation TO
many. ,lo strangers that come In and
afe hard TO convince that the band Is
fIct only d local one but also an anna
teur one has caused a greater appre
ciatioH ci the boys that MAKE up the
sFffst Regiment Band.
r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-07
!.
MAX Finish
THIS WEEK!
THE WORK rs SHAPING ITSELF
so THAT THE END CAN BE
SEEN. ARGUMENT ON WOOL
AND FREE LIST BILLS WILL Be-
REACHED.
jNlIlYA.NT jNlIlYA.N!iT TLET 10 GETINllE 9!Lg
COTTON BILL WILL LIKELY BE
REPORTED BACK 10 THE SEN
ATE ADVERSELY INSURGENTS,
URGE TARIFF REVISION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. T-Th yor:
tex of legislation this week, which
may possibly mark the adjournment
Of congress, centres on the tarin re.
vision bills that are expected 70
emerge from conference and commit
tee. The adjournment depends upon
the work on these measurers, and
may be deferred some days on their
account
The free list bill and the wool tar.
III revision bill are in the hands OF
Senator LaFollettee and Representa-
tive Underwood, the former represent
ing the Republican progresstves IN
the senate, -ho combined with TIE
Democrats to pass these measures,
and the latter, the Democratic party
in control Of the house. Democratic
Leader. Underwood has been strong:
.Iy in favor of putting the free list
measure back into both houses IN
the hope Of making a stronger show
ing than before in favor Of the heuse
bill unamended. The effort of the
progressive RepublicanDem ocratic
combination is to put the wool bill
first before President Taft. Upon his
expected veto the remainder Of the
program Of, congress largely hinges,
absentees in both houses having been
summoned to Washington on the pos,
sibility OF an attempt to pass one or
more of the revision bills over a'vetos
Expect Agreement.
Both the senate and house leaders
express confidence that an agreement
win be reached on both the wool and
,free list bills There is constde derabie
opposition to the cotton tariff revision
bill, largely from the Carolina cotton
manufacturers. 1t was in order to
give the Carolina interests an oppor!
tunity to be heard that Senator Sim
mons, OF North Carolina, induced the
senate finance committee to postpone
final action on the bill until after two
hour hearings were held on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The cotton bill probably Will be re;
ported back to the senate adversely
next Thursday. Its outlook Is indefln.
lite. although the combination may be
able to pass 1t.
Republican insurgents senator's are
urging other tariff revision, such as
the sugar, iron and steel, and rubber
schedules.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-07
FINE CAS- WELL:
IS DRILLED IN
FAlRMoNT eAsSANo LIGHT COM
P4NY GETS BIG eAssERl lN'PAW
PAW DISTRICT.

One of the finest producing gas
wells that has been drilled in for some
time in this part Of the country is that
which came in fewldays ago in Paw
paw district. The we'll is owned by
the Fairmont Gas and Light Company.
1t is said to be one of the best pro-
ducers that the company has put
doHnfor A long time ,'y.4-i
Z The drilling OF the we'll was accom-
pllshed under very difficult clrcum-
stances. The water problem was a
serious one for 1t had to be pumped
from Pawpaw creek for a long time
and towards the last that stream went
dry. All of the water from the pools
above we're drained as much as pos
sible and these wereabout to play out
when the small showers replenlsneo
the stream for a short time making
the water situation easier.
It is good news for the people OF
Fairmont to hear that the gas supply
is being reinforced by the striking OF
nm unusual good well. While there Is
little need for gas these hot days
there is a time coming soon when
every one in the city will think about
the steady gas supply that will be
needed to heat up the homes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-07
MANCHARGED MURDER.
ARRESTED llIS CITY
IDENTIFY is ESTABLISHED
THROUGH a BRASS CHECK.
WANTED IN LEWIS COUNTY,
EAeERNEss FOR BACK PAY lsl
UNpoING OF IsoNER.

IA Justice E. s. Amos office this
morning Constable Charles W. Haw.
iins arrested Thomas Montorto, who
Is wanted In Lewis county for the
murder of Samuel Folino.
The IDENTITY Of the murderer was
traced by the brass check that No
carried ION him which his number was
lfnprfnted Montorto was an en-
ploye of tile West Virginia Central
Gas Company He went by the mum.
ber SD1 and was so known by tne
men that had charge OF the gas COM
pany works.
About three weeks ago Montorto
came into Justice Amos ottice anu
had tho local officer to write to the
Cumberland Extension for the amount
ol money that was due him from the
company. BY his statement there war
coming TO him wages for fourteen
DAYS and Six hours work Justice
Amos sent his statement to the Cum
iieFland Extension for the money. In
sending FOR the money the number OF
tie check had to be given; in this way
the man here was traced and located.
There was nothing heard from JUS
lice Amos letter until word came
from Weston to make the arrest.
sam Foiino was known as number
26s. He Is said to have had an alter
catIon with, Montorto which resulted
iiEI the murder of Folino. Montorto Is
safd io have struck his victim in the
head with aspick.
ON August Charles P, SWint
wrote a letter to Justice E. s. Amos
stating that he had received intorma,
lion from the West Virginia Central
Gas Company to the effect that Mon
torfo had been in the Justices once
here and that he was wanted In MS
county Tor murder.
Pfosecuting Attorney swint also
sent 4 warrant sworn out before JUS.
tice ROY Vi ehldisterS of Weston which
ne asked the local justice to indorse
and turn over TO an officer here 10
make the arrest.
This morning Montorto walked into
the instiee,s ofIice aud Justice Amos
uiiEctel lunhl4pl9 k4A9 A4Ae5 W
the arrest Tie officer did not know
that the nan was wanted for the IIass Isals
pers had not beelf armed over to MIN
yet A soon as the arrest was made
tIie witt SeAs served gon the prisoner
iii Constable Hawkins and Mtntorto
was placed in the county jail to await
eonfndhicatio with Attorney Swlnt
at Weston.
That 4entorto was a little dubious
ofer his sty. was evidenced by the
WY t6aI he would send men to in.
aniFe whether or not anything haa
been heard about the money that was
due him from the Cumberland Exten'
si6n which Is evidently a part of the
west Virginia Central Gas Company.
foi some ! days he inquired diligently
Himself but later he would send some
of his c6lntrymen to ask the justice:
Ever since coming to his part OF
the country he has been in the employ
OF a local coal company. Feeling that
he wass safe from being followed he
yentured to the Justices office to find
thai he had been identified clearly
aiiii alls connections made SO that he
could be placed in the county basttle
and there wait until arrangements
are made to take him to Weston,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-07

POISON CASE
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DEAD
WITH PAPER FUNNEL IN HIS
MONTENEGRO SUSPECT Ar
RESTED.

GRAFTON, w. Va, Aug. 7-Grafton
has a murder mystery. The victim
"a we'll dressed stranger, was foun6
Saturday in an east end alley way.
He was rushed to the city hospital
and died in few hours without 10
gaining consciousness. The attending
physicians pronounced 1t a plain case
Of poisoning. Efforts to identify the
man have been unsuccessful, though
two negroes have been arrested and
charged with the crime. One is Jas
Turnr while the other has refused IL
give his name.
The victim when found was on his
Turner, while the other has refused to
his mouth and 1t was stained as
though some fluid had been poured
through it.
An autopsy will be held and 1t Is
expected through 1t 10 determine moro
fully the nature Of the death Of the
stranger. In the meantim desGrlp
tons hav been sent 10 Falrmont,
Wheeling and other towns in the hopo
OF Identifying the victim.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-07
BATHER LOSES ].
|Sl|EE IN THE
N|lN0IlBAHEL|AI
JAMES BARNES WAS DROWNED
WHILE SWIMMING IN RIVER
NEAR RlVEsVlLLE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON. PERIsHEp BE.
FORE HELP COULD REACH HIM.
BOY WAS SEIZED BY CRANES
BODY WAS RECOVERED SHORTLY
AFTER THE ACCIDENT. RE-
MAINS WILL BE SHIPPED TO
SANDY LAKE, (PA.) FOR INTER
MENT.

James Barnes, whose home is at
Folsom but who for the past several
months had been employed in the
Stout Shoe Store in this city was
drowned yesterday in the Mononga-
hela river near Rlvesyille. The accl-
dent occurred shortly after thres
o'clock and the body was recovered
within short time and brought to
the Jones Undertaking Establishment
in the city.
Barnes who IS seventeen years Of
age had gone to the camp across the
FLYER from Hawkinberry Hollow with
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
H. Stout. The men Of the party, in
Guiding H. N. Gordy, Kelley Brothers,
Messrs. Stout and Barnes, had been
in bathing but with the exception of
young Barnes had come out of the
water and were on the bank when the
latter was slezed with cramps, it is
supposed. The men on the bank made
frantic efforts to save the young man
after his plight was discovered but
he sank for the last time before they
could reach him. Several Of the
party were unable to swim. Deceas-
ed was son Of Mrs. Mary DeGrace, OF
Folsom and nephew of Mrs. Stout.
He graduated from the Shinnston
High school last spring and had since
been clerking in the Stout Shoe Store.
The remains have been removed from
the Jones Morgue to the Stout home
on Benoni avenue and were taken
to Sandy Lake Park, Pa for inter
ment this aiternoon. Il.si7s 80.