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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-17
Bright Eyes.

! Among the real musical treats OF
the season in Falrmont will be Bright
Eyes" Jos NJ. Gates most elaborate
musical production, which is announ-
ced for early presentation ut the
Grand. This play enjoyed a very
long run in New York last season and
another OF equal length and success In
Chicago this season. 1t will come to,
the Grand with exactly the same com,
pany. headed by Cecil Lean and Flor
ence Holbrook. that was seen In those
cities. This company numbers nearly
one hundred and includes a chorus
of the prettiest girls %obtalnable on
Broadway. In fact, Mr., Gates be.
licvcs that he has the .cleyerest and
best looking chorus that wak ever
sent on the road. The scenic produc.
ton Is very elaborate, three OF the
largest obtainable baggage cars being
required TO transport 1t, and a largely
augmented orchestra is used TO render
the music which is by The author Of
l"Thrce Twins" Madame Sherry" and.
1.-THE Girl Of MY Dreams"
High class mInstrelsy will have an.
Inning at the Grand Tuesday, Febru.
airy 81, when George Evans Honey,
Boy Minstrels Will be the attraction.
Honey Boy" Evans Is now sole owner
as we'll as star Of the organization and
promises to have held intact the elab.
crate production OF minstrelsy with
which Cohan aud Harris surrounded
him last year. In the company are
John King, Clarence Marks, Sam Lee,
Vaughn Comfort, Matt Keefe, Tommy
Hyde, Charles billiard. james Meehan,
Tom Kane, Pierce Kccsan and Leo Ea-
gan.
A special engagement for this sea:
son presents James J. Corbett rs In
%terlocutor and in his story OF the re.
cent JcfrricsJohnson contest at Reno:
Corbett's association with James J.
Jeffries as chief trainer for eight
weeks prior to tbs contest qualities
him to talk on the events Of the train.
ing camp and the actual contest. In a
manner which should interest and ex.
plain much which has been yeiled,r
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
PRIZE WINNERS
ARE ANNOUNCED
UNOFFICIAL LIST or HIGHEST
SCORES BOWLED AT THE
TEN PIN TOURNAMENT AT ST
LOUIS COLISEUM.

st, Louis, Feb. 6 i7rize winners in
Individual two men. teams and all
events OF The American Bowling Con.
gross tournament which closed here
today after II days Of competition.
were unoffcially announced tonight
The five men team division closed
last night with the Flenners, OF Chi
cago, With score Of 29S5, Ianaing
first prize money. amounting to $3.50.
Walter NJ Hartley and al Sitter,
Of East Liverpool, O., Who SIX days
ago established a record Of 1916 II
the doubles, carried eff first money
amounting 10 s125, In the two men
1'fy1sipm shiip' Nj llTcfsoh aha y
Magnuson, Of Chicago, We're second
with 1929. They received S325.
IN the individual events James
Rlouiu, Of Chicago. with a score Of
6Sl, was awarded first money, amotnt
ing to $3.50. while NJ. c. Knott, of In.
dianapolis, won second money, his
score being G70
with total of 1919 pins James
Smith, If Buffalo, won the all events
championship.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
ELECTRIC TRACTION
CARS COLLIDED AND
INJURED SEVENTEEN

Peoria, ILL.,, Fob GA working
meas ear on the Peoria and Iekin
Traction Line colided with regular
passenger car on side switch at
South BartonyiIle tonight reducing
the cas- to wreckage and iljuring II
persons, none fatally An open switch
was the cause, Tho inirred were
conveyed TO hospitals at Peoria and
Pekin.
Both cars were fully loaded with
miners anil business people returning
TO ,heir homes The south bound car
had backed in on ihe $iding and II is
said clear track signal was given to
the oneouing norta Bound ear.
II is alleged the motorman was nn-
ming at full speed when his car sud
denly swerved, took fhe siding and
crashed into the loaded car
the cries Of the injured could be
heard for blocks. Those who escaped
set to work extracting those caught
i'll the wreck, and a special car wes
hurried to the scene from South Bar
tonville.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
YOUNG WANTS
BOURNE 5 AID
ALSO THAT OF CuMMINS, IN URG-
ING IOWA LEGISLATURE TO
PROVIDE SPECIAL SENA
ORIAL PRIMARY.

Des Moines, Ia, Feb, 6.--Senator
Lafayette Young sent the following
to Senator Bourne, at Washington to-
day:
"Hon Jonathan Bourne, United States
Senator, Washington, -. G.
Have read your appeal for votes
for a constitutional amendment Civ
ing the people power to elect sena'
tors I intend to vote for such an
amendment.
Just now the people Of Iowa want
to nominate a United States senator
and your progressive friends in the
Iowa legislature are refusing to con
sent to an act for Il special pGima.
election. i should Ike to have youI
influence and that of Senator Cun
MINIS on the Iowa legislature to Sc
cure the enactment of a law for ;
special primary just now. Kinill
answer,
"(Signed)
LAFAYETTE YOUNG,
Omitted States Senator
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
REPORTS ON SITUATION LAST
N.-.4T or CONFLICT &c
NATURE.
NAVARRO STILL ADVANCES
Business Practically Resumed IN ia.t-
rez---Aviators Volunteer to Make
Test Flights Over oppca-
ing Lines.

III paso, Feb. Gilt was learned dc
iinitely tonight that fascucl 0fozso,
leader Of the insurrecto forces, IS at
Ranchclia, about rs miles aaata cf
Jaqrez, with his entire ccuntand
sWhethcr he Ii stlll nlenacing iifc city
.or is preparing TO meet Geaersl Na-
varo. viii Is advancing fYo1 fsali sia,
lat the head Of seven thousand nf,a.
'is d matter Of clnjectufe.
This has relieved tAe tension tl4s
has existed across tho international
border for four days.
No definite knowledge Il obtainaile
here to to the location Of Orn~eols
troors Meyiesn 9fiicia's are incliae1
70 credit t5o regorts tsat tle insrrree-
. cFieftain has retired 70 Samalvusa,
'is supply camp, 10 effect his long
delayed innctnrc With General fs'sneo.
3oatradictory aIviees today from tle
insurfectns junta state that 0lD2eo Is
l1amped 70 miles west Of .Iatrez With
in easy strilfing distance. The same
adyices rtaprt That he was joinel
cary today by General lose no Ia
tuz Sanchez and considerable f9fce
OF rebels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
TWO KILLED AND A
DOZEN INJURED IN
EXPLOSION OF GAS

CarpentervilIe, H., Feb, G-Two
men were Killed and a dozen persons
injured by a gas explosion in The
basement Of a cottage here late today.
The dead are;
HOWARD MANN.
ADAM Ct-lERST
Carl Carr, manager of the Neste Il
United Gas ANA Electric company, Of
dundee, and Mann, pipoman, nal
entered the basement to search fot
a gas leak. They were partly over
come and cried for nelp.
\ Oberst, brick layer, heard their
call. lie rescued Carr but In going
in aftea Mann was overcome,
A crowd OF pasng workmen enter
el the house toFrender aid ana n
dozen ct them Started down the stair
way into the basement The gas be-
came iGnited from a stove and they
were blown into one of the upper
rooms.
j. F Schultz, tenant Of the cottage,
brought Oberst out. but he was so
badly injured that he died.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
ARGUMENTS N
PACKERS CASE
BEGUN BY BOTH SIDES AT CHI
CAGO YESTERDAY - EACH
HAS OUTLINED STAND 1T
WILL TAKE.

! Chicago, Feb. 6.-The stands to be
taken by both tae government and
/ the defendants in the motion to
quGsh and make pleas in abatement
of the indictment against ten Chica-
30 packers were outlined in' the first
days argument today.
Attorney John s. Miller, for the
packers, argued that the immunity
granted the packers by Judge Hum
phrey prevents amy reference to acts
prior TO it,
The governments contention is
| that while the immunity bath may
wipe out criminal liability of an Of
fense, it does ntk remove the fact OF
it.
"If this were true" said Attorney
James r. Wilkenson, for the govern
ment, 1T would result in the virtual
cruching of any further litigation by
the government to prevent law viola
tons by the "A mon named in the
Immunity Judgment
Attorney Wilkerson had not COLI
cluded his argument when the court
| adjourned until tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
SIDNEY BROOKS ARRIVES
British Political Wr;;er Will StaGy
= Conditions Hcre-Wants to
See Woodrow Wilson.

New York, Feb G-Sidnoy Brooks
q writer on politics arrived here toaay
from England to study present po'i.r
cal conditions in this country
Il intend to make special study
Of tho Taft administration" he said
Taft is perhaps the first figure in his
tory to promote unlimited arbitration
But the man am most anxious "a
meet is Governor Woodrow Wilson
Of New Jersey
Mr.. Brooks added that reciprocity
between the United States and Can
ada was iavorably regarded by those
English who are not in fayor OF tarlh
reform, and these he said. are a ma
Iority Of the English people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
DREXEL GOES TO WORK
Husband Of Marjorie Gould Starts as
Messenger For Stock Ex-
change Firm.

New York, Feb. 16.-Anthony j,
Drexel, who married Miss Marjorie
Gould went to work today. He got
a job as messenger with stock eX-
change firm and began his duties this
morning. Vita an idea of learning
the business from to 2 he deter
mined to start at the lowest rung OF
the ladder.
Young DreXcl worked hard on his
first LAY, and tramped through the
financial district in the slush and cold
TIL 40 o'clock, He had 20 minutes
for lunch r''a%
Tomorrow his sisterin-law, Vivien
marries, but. he will work half day
nevertheless, quitting just in time to
dress for the ceremony.
He jourueyed home tonight on a
crowded 81" train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
REHEARSAL FOR
GOULD WEDDING
ONLY BRIDAL PARTY PRESEN ~--
MARRIAGE OCCURS TO-DAY
AT SAINT BARTHOLEMEW'S S
CHURCH, NEW YORK.

New York, Feb, g. Miss Helen
Gould and Col John Graham Hope
Delapoer IEorslcy Beresiord, Baron
Decies, she in short skirt, he IN "A
sack suit, walked through a rehearsal
today Of tUeir marriage, TO he held
at ST. Bartholomew church tomor
row afternoon.
Ten minutes before Miss Gould ar
rived an iron awning frame over the
doorway fell, striking a woman on
the head, but she was not seriously
hurt ana the accident was withheld
from the brideto-be,
None but the bridal, party sis
bridesmaids, two rageg& ushers
the best man, the ~ groom
themselves, and m ives
were admitted, h/ tho
idle, inuu'sitive wv 2sra
phcfs ami cranks iaS th'
hntcn railing. oljcd ltion'
agairst tho usual scrimmaGs q New
York fashionable wedding VIII bt
more thorough tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
AVIATORs VOLUNTEER TO
5 FLY OVER THE BORDEl

New York. Feb. G.-Alfrej ]. Moi
SAINT, brother OF the late John b,
Toisant, received word here to-day
from San Antonio, Texas, that Roland
9. Garos, Rene Simon and Rene
Barrier have volunteered to fly over
ne Mexican insurgent and federal
ines at Jaurez, to test the work or
oeroplanes in actual war. There IL
o be an aviation meet at FL pasl
Wis week, just across the border fropi
'aurez, ana Mr.. Moisant departed tc.
ieat to spperintend the arrange
nents
his plan is to observe the strictesl
neutrality. All observations viii be
reported to him and the United
states army officers stationed ah
along the border, and to nobody else
on the strength of tnis guarantee, he
says, he has received assurances thar
neither side will fire on the ayiators.
complete report will be made to
the war department az Washington
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
DECISIVE: BATTLE:
MAY BE FOUGHT
IF BONiLLA FAILS TO AGREE TO
PROPOSED PEACE NEGO-
TiATlONS.
THE GENERAL IS I'LL
tiis Reply peIaycd--Expected Bait;
Would Occur at San Pedro
SuIa-christma at
Porto corte1.

Porto, Coftsz, Feb, 5, by Wireless
10 New Orleans, Feb. G.--In the eYeAI
Of the failure Of General Manuel ~
nilla, loader of the reyolutionists, ami
President Dayilla to agree to the
pa1c6 negotiations as proposed by
the United States, a decisive battle
rrtI1aAly vitl be fought this week al
Pimiento, 20 miles south Of Sas
Pe3Fo.
Hostili les in the northern part OF
Honduras have ceased, pending th4
delnite reply of Gen, lonilla to the
United States proposal.
The American gunboat Wheeling
left here this morning ror Celia
where General Bonilla is i'll, to ge'
the revolutionary leaders reply tc
the peace proposal, which was sub
mitted to him Friday oy Commander
Davis, of the Tacoma.
General Carias governor of san
Pedro, is gathering the government
forces at Pimiento, and Is understooi
to have 1900 men and five fed
pieces.
General Lee Christmas is still here
with small body of revolutionists
awaiting the outcome of the peace
negotiations. Several hundred of his
men are at PeIas and another small
body Is camped on the Ulua river
Irt, nf
Porto Cortez and San Pedro Sula
are tranquil. The American anl
British forces arc in charge of the
two towns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
S0-CALlED SPY" BILL
Passed by the Iouse--Provides Fen
atty For Spying on U. S. Navy
Yards and Ships.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The house TO.
day passed the so-called spy bill, in
troducel by Representative Hobson,
of Alabama. The bill makes it unlaw.
ful for any person to- make phoio-
graphs or drawings on board battle
ships or In navy yards or forts with.
out proper authority For such Of
Tense the penalty is a fine not to ex.
coed 81 900. or one year IN prison.
If the person attempts TO sell the
to foreign government
tne penalty Is fixed at 10 years i'm.
prisonmcnt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
ANOTHER STATE IN REVOLT.

Mexico City, Feb. GA rising ID
erortcd IN the district Of Ninges. III
he state of Zaehatecas This dis
rict has population Of about 200e0
and Is the only one that gave Madeiro
/ majority in the last election. In an
engagement between the thirtceath
cavalry and 200 rebels at Navajoa. in
southern Sonora, "a rebels were killed
and - wounded. These were left
on the field. The battle lasted FIVE
hours ana the rebc's were defeated.
It is reported thai rising has Of.
1ifr1ed at San Augustine, Aclix ecun.
W, near Puehla.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
MExIcANs LEAVE COLORADO
TO JOIN INSURGENTS

Pueblo. Colo, Feb G.-~No less than
l75 MeNicans left Pueblo and vieln-
ity within the last week with the
ayowed intention to Join the insurrec-
tos around Jaurez, according to in.
formation gIvon ont by the police ai-
thorties. This is confirmed by loell
Mexican leaders, who admit that
revolutionary agents had been work
ing among McXieans in southern
Colorado
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
TELEGRAPH LINES SEIZED.

Laredo, Tex, Feb. 6--Without eX'
PLANTATION announcement was made
tonight that the Mexican Federal
Telegraph Company had command
cred all telegraph wires south ot
Neuvo Laredo
Fast on this came reports Of
revolutionary outbrea1 at Saltillo, ia
Coahuila, but UP to late hour c0n-
tirmaion Of This report was laekics.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
CONSTITUTION CARRIED
Oflcial Canvas cf New Mexico Shows
Majority Of ts,343 Votes w
Favor Of il.

santa Fe, N. Nj, Feh. 6. G.Goyrrnor
Mills, Clief Justice Pore and Teri
torial Secretary Jatrc today canyasse
the vote cast On the constitution an
January II. They certified that si,7ts
votes had been east for II, and is.Saa
against it. making q majority n its
favor OF 1S3iS-
Governor Nils left tlis afternoon
for Washington, carrying with him
the certified returns and also eesti-
ned cory Of tho constitution,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
COVE SNMENT TO PROBE
COMM UNlPAW EXPLOSION

Washington, Feb GA resolution
directing TIE bureau of mines 10 IN.
yestigate the dynamite explosion that
occurred at Communipaw on Fchru-
arv was introduced tolay by Repre-.
sentative Reiley, Of New Jersey,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-07
ForeteIls Dry Weather

A red sunset forctells ary weather.
because II indicates thGt ths air 10.
ward the west from wh!sh rcirs naay
generally be expected, 1oataIs lit;,e
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Smit6 l% Steuerrate
Oenun6irt.
S6arfe aritit Der Sinan5en Der
Walbitabt.

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Die Beri6te 5'igen 0dOti-
(6e Spar(amkeit.
0tid)tige 3ablen ,pioerlesen Die sento'
fratiid,en Musaben.

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getrage tpeIfe Die 8orteber Der aotIld)en Aeparte-
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Der Iebts Reit Der riefisen slmphis
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04

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Glepelaub bat nur eiren &oIi3rteu arf ie 913
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Cincinnati bat 90 Spribenbauier, mettens BON
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sabIer iener Staot racb ben gbidaeungcn oeS De"
purtenlents, fiir Oos nadite Sabr S163,9OOO aab.
len uliiiIerl.
Mir bobeu in Cincinnati 796 25'fOO gtetlcu
bon StraBen, apcuues ulh 4neps, bon oenen oO1
DeeiIen ncrbeiert iino GIeoelanb bat 1872 63.1Oo
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mebr SoI3pfIaiter Strobeu, mebr bttbutttc 5traBen
ais Glcoelano.
Cincinnati bat 1000 eIeftriid5e gosenIaurpeu.
gIepeIuno niIr 1868.