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SENSATION. fi l.i
- q! is BEING CREATED.
Root Juice Giving Universal satisfac.

. y H. V \
Root Juice Giving Universal satisfac..
4, Y d ton.
81 Quite sensation is being created
throughout the country by the remark.
able good Root Juice Is doing for many,
Of those who are taking It for stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. In many
sections Of the country faith In the
merits Of the great medicine is SO
strong thatfit Is hard for; the manufac.
tlrers TO keep their agencies supplied
with the medicine. Many who suffered
for years with Indigestion and other
stomach complaints, weak Kidneys,
nervousness and rheumatism, have
been cuted9bystaklhg affew bottles OF
Root Juice afterimany other medicines
had failed to do any good! 1t Is Ger.
talnlysa great medicine for the general
system, and fall bSWeak,i neryous;fsthln
peopleI should take IT as; there. is mo
question regarding the merits of the
great discovery. They are certainly
pleased to selltitjto their customers at
Booher's drug store. because of the
great good itihas done.for SO Inanyjpeo.
pie. ~ !! q g{E
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Standing Of the Clubs.
10 RENEW oLpsPIcTUjREs..
(By United Press,

4 PARIS, April \ l9.-Old pictures in
oils can be restored more; or less per.
fecty bysan application Of electricity,
according to Professor Brandy, recent.
" admitted to the Academy of Sci.
ences by two votes over Nine. Curry,
the sradiumS disc oyerer!S \ N. ! Etienne Is
onStrial for; fraud on the principle that
his electric process Of picture restora.
ton by electricity was Ia fake. 4 Dir,
Branly testified that lie had seen ok.
periments mad and had made them
himself with consla erable success, :
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Baltimore |! ! &0hlo Railroad
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE.
',l7lasy ~ !; xpDaily except Sunday. !sun

.;s OFFICIAL SCHEDULE.
sDiIy. xDaily except SUNDAY. !sun.
4 II Y u. day only. e
FARM ONT, w. VA.
Schedule Corrected to Nov. 81, 1910
East Bound.
] Eor. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
81: No. S.Gs2:15 q. M; No. IA, s1:35 D.
5sts MI No. z, 1850 p. m. local to Graf.
4 ton! y !, q ~ AZ 5''4sI J 81
/ CUMBERLAND. ACCOM-, No. 6, 1900
VA q. M, daily. 4 4. 81 b 5..l
RATION ACCOM-, No. 70. .lo:51 :.
Westbound.
For CHICAGO via PITTsBURG,
II: so p. m. $ t 3 ~
n For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO, No.
..2:26 q. M; No. II. '1:25 p. m. X
u Tor y HEELING.f No. 2, 1925 a. M;
No. s17,,!s7:07 a. m. (local): No. ii,
1:2b ?, %. llocal); No. 81. &c: O3
D. "a. + aeii5,|
Mononaah Division.
tors HARRISBURG. leave No. 2,17:2o
2. m; No. u x9:4 .. M; arrive, No.
s y 05 "a. M: No. s, x4:15 D. m.
sEairmont, Moraantown and Pittsburq.
SborE CoNNELLSVILLE and PITTS.
BURG leave. No: 1, 70 100 a. M No.
81 10 "a. M: No. 53, leave 4:3O p.
M daily; No. so, arrive. 1890 q.
q, except Sunday; No. 81, 1850,
Except Sunday #p. M; No. q, x7:40
nj; No, rs: 40 pm; No. 6S !10:05
n. IL <. g & z. n. N
\ Tor mo GANTOWN, leave, No. 50,
~ 500 4. IN; arrive No. 81. 1s:5o p.
NJ PaWpaw Branch.
I; Aeeye3 9: 70 ~ m. and 400 5p. MI nr.
RVS se:1S Al. "a. and Is 100 81 m;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19

summary-sacrifice hit, Garrett;
stolen bases; snoderly, 2; Lamb 3; Z.
Bell Carrot, Robbitt; double plays, C..
Bell to Morrow Morrow to Snoderly
toKuhn; hit by pitcher. stenger: left
on bases. Normal. 40; Sophs, s; first
base on }balsl, off wilson 4, stratom 8;
struck out. BY Wilson 10, S,ratom Is;
passed balls Bobbltt 3; Romine 1.
Umpire, Israel. Attendance, 500. Time
Las. & I, Z Il ];
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Deeds were yesterday received mt
the Office OF the county clerk for re
cording as follows: ", 4, 4 vs.
K Bertha Richmond and husband to
Claude Richmond. a parcel OF land ;in
the Bellview addition to the city of
Fairmont. Consideration, 81 and 9th.
er. valuable consideration Il
q c. Crane and wife to- N. G. Steele.
d parcel OF land In the Monongahela
Industrial Company's addition to the
city OF Fairmont. Consideration, 81
and other valuable consideration.
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C]H|:|ICAG'D3N||.IN5.
.FR|:|.Q|l|N5.|P||||I'||l.'sBDRG
PIRATES FINISHED THE GAME
iWiTHou T}AsslNGLEt run. "a Il;

CHICAGO April Il. The Cubs shut
out the Pirates yesterday 8 to OIL
Richie pitched good ball, allowing but.
five scattered hits. The Cubs hit Lei-ii
field hard in the .pinches. Tinker tried
to hit Leach In a mlxup at second
base. but swung wide and Umpire,
Brennan parted them. The score: X
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:..BIlI.A 4 |: !. ! | | !.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results !!lls,s !. !.

AZ .B0St0t1---- ,gts,,;aa +, :. d 4 R.H.E.
Phlla. ". ~ $500 b. I'll O-1O.13 y
Boston. !. 2 OF 0s$s 8 d 60 is 4
Stack, Rowan and Doom; Parson,
Mattern and Rariden. Umpires, John
stone and Eason. * "A n Z !.
AT New York. ~ R.H.E.
Brooklyn 0 10 Q 0, 0 90 OIL 4 8
New York. 0!2E2 OIL 0 / It'll 4
Schardt Ragon and Erwin; Mar
guard and Meyers. Umpires,5 KLEIN
and Doyle. NJ
At Cincinnati R.H.E.
st. Louis. I 0 o 0 % o O01 o Ola o
Cincinnati 900 Q o l 90 0 0-1g7 o
\ Harmon. Sallee and Bresnahan;
Burns, Fromme and Mclean. I'm.
pires, Zimmerman and 'Rigler. Called
end OF stentlf,aecount darkness.
= y q 49, d
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OPHSIT|OO..MUCH.
E0RNOR.|NAu7.ES
ERRORS TELLS THE
STORY OF a RAGGED GAME AT
. SOUTH SIDE PARK.

The Sophs OF the West Virginia Uni.
versity won ragged game at South
Side park yesterday afternoon by the
score Of 5.4.
The local team had the better OF the
game until the eighth inning when the
visitors rallied. Barring the errors
the game was good one. Score:
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Pittsburg. 80. 0 0 o o 0 10 0 90
Chicago. ~. 9 . 10 OO.2l 9 s'n.-3

Il summary-Two base hit, Clarke;
tire. base III, Eyers; sacrilGe hits,
Leach, Schultz; stolen bases, Chance,
zimmepman; double play, Lelfeld 10
Wagner to Hunter; left on bases,
Pittsburg 9,gChlcago IL. first base on
balls, off Richieag 4, foK iteifleld S;
struck out aby Leiheld y, y Richie q.
Umplres, ODay and Brennan. Time,
1:45. .DltaDtsdt ii II ~ Il, ~ y
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Marie d at Oakland.

Miss Stella Davis, Of Clarksburg,
and Mr.. okey Shaw, Of this city, were
married 1t Oakland on Saturday. Mr..
Shaw Is employed ut the First ward
fire station and has a large number Of
friends who extend Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw have gone to
housekeeping on Wilson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19

WAITS oN-Geo. j. Elliott. Wheeling;
August Mayer, Wheeling; I'D Con.
gleton, ClarksBurg; CIV. Campbell,
Wheeling: Geo. w. Wolfe, Morgan
town; Lee H. Jones, Wheeling; HIT.
Hoffman, ]. B. straton, Morl Keenan,
and Geo, Taylor, Morgantown. a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19
Box Supper.

The box supper held last evening by
the ladies' Of the Palatine Baptist
church at the Red Mems hall was
quite success and neat sum Of
money was realized by the ladies'.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19

oFFlc RENT-on one sinsi y of.I
Il flee room. third floor jacobs build,
u Ing. APPLY Geo 4. Jacobs iS;5j
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FARM ~ N d. Wanted good farm
hand |, single man preferred. Apply
"A or address ST. II. TX Ggahdstaff, Fair.
e mont, w. "A /, II I. Il NJ y
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MANLEY-M. P. Northham.s Graf,
ton; J.F. Mullaney. Wheeling: r. w.
Kyle, Wheeling; CIV. Gall, Jr, Phil
tppi; w. J. Schiller, Weston; ]. s.
Henry, Buckhannon. = 4.
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N. q. A. Entertainment.

S1e We .. re k-tlIcTkdtUIHGI1t.
The following Is the programme for,
the N. B.tA.i entertainment which viii
be held this evening at their hall on,
Main street. All members and their
friends are cordially invited to attend,
Music Orchestra, Silver Bells. % !
I,ecitation-Flos Nc uIlough.
Musle-Ethel Minor. A ~ 4
Y Song-Lamar .Sattertield.
Recitation-Bessle Preston.
Cornet Duet-Cunningham Bros.
Music Orchestra, Star Of the Sea.
Rccltation-Lesli Cunningham.
/ Piano Duet-Marie Scott and Gret-
Ia Nichols. siij b 4,
Recitatton-Madge Harshberger.
Muslc-Orchestra,, .LetlMe Call You
Sweetheart" n, Z
; song-Grace Harshberger.
Music-"Bright Eyes Ethel Minor
and Karl Seehoffer.
Musie-Orchestra. g Dreaming.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19

-. SocIaI IPostponed. I'M z.
The social which was to hyea been
held Friday evening in the basement
5of the Monongahela Bank building by
the members OF the Lutte Brown class
OF the N. e. Sunday School has been
postponed on account 4, or sickness.
The date Will be announced later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19

For REM Two rooms FURNISHED al
si:nresent1 for light housok eeplnE. but
atwil, Trent eparate bed rooms, All.
sfsplys1 9Th or. phone . ,Ils;l
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WANTED Two gent elnel Sor women
,boariers and rooimefs. Price req.
sonabfe. 2t9 Albert Court. n :;
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following West Ylrginians are
at theSseveral hotels:
MARlETA-W. NJ. Hess, Morgan.
town; G. l.. Miller. Morgantowp;, Jesse
and James Foofler, Weston: +. !. Ba.
ker and r.! R. childers, e arksburg;
Ellis Miller, Littleton. ~ i3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19

WANT p--To rent small house by
man and wife no children. sfuss
be centrally located. Addrcs5 o,
West XirginIan Office. =,
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yNANTE Ed Board ers, Mrs. Virginia
VI Vernon 3lS5 Hamilton street
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,FU RMS HED no IONS for man ands
wife Or tlemeif rooiners. . III I;
"a yewtofit stree. 5, +
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19

ROOMS s. FOR To mon only.
623 Pike street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-19

WANTED white girl To do general
z hopse9ork. Apply so1 aekson ST.
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Licenses Issued.

n Licenses Issued.
Marriage licenses wei yesterday
issued by the county clerk us follows:
Howard ID. A tha. IS. and Flora Der.
chard Pendleton, IS, both of Manning.
ton. u
Joe Kundratik, "a. and zuzona Pc
keik, 90, both or Monongah. :, 4,
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a.! FOR SALE

HOUSES FoR safe MO now six,
room houses. all conye nience5, on.
Virginia avenue and Sixth street.
Inquire Of Edwin Robinson at gan
office ~ n u
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! Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
sYesterlIdaY,s Results.

- esteroays Results. y
Z At eWashingt RH.E.
New York. 90 {; 800 o 0 90 a II
Washington o . o 40 IL o s-212 2
Quinn Waugh and Sweeney? Hughes
and Street. Umpires, Connolly land
Mullen. 4 Is 1. II Y; Z Z.
iIsAt Detroit: !R,H.E.
Cleveland. o. 0 l 90 0 90 OIL 8
Detroit.3.... s 90 Q, % 90 o s--5 81 0
+ Kaler, Gregg, Smith; Mullen and
stanage. EMPIRES, Perrine and sher-
idan. n Il i,3 /. ~ Y y;
81 At Philadelphia R.H.E.
Boston. ~. Q o 90 90 4 o 6-13 III
iPhila., ~ o % o o % Q a 80---.{5 1913
Wood and Carrigan; Gallamore,
Morgan, Lapp fand Livingston Z I'm
pires, Evans and Egan. 81.
Chicago.st. Louis postponed on ;ac-
count Of wet grounds. y l. 3 ri
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3NoT7lcE.

The person that took my key out
SSotfsny cash boz and some money and
papers out OF my ocket and accused
Me- PAT Gettings ding my Key will
please :apo logiz g to Mr.. Cuttings as It
iis a serious business TO accuse one OF
stealing and return the above and
save trouble. x a t3 DIT
3jsS z ]. r.; b KER
g Three is Ieweled al ElgInS Watches
free fs the Contest M Y anag 81, s$SE
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FOR SALE Tired "A room and one q.
room cottages In Second ward. lii
qulreS 22S corner Washington and
Jefferson streets.
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CALVES FOB 81 Two one.year
old heller cal yes Apply G23 Pike
street Or call Mrs. altman, eitiier.
phone. i,s
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For SALE Teniroom house, hot and
cold water. laundry basement, lot
6ox12o feet, corner Filth street and
!. Fairnlont avenue. bargain 10
quick buyer Apply 40 Fairnont
avenue. :
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ROOM 1.-TWO sbasemen rooms fpr
iisrent;talsoS one furnish led room. pos
ssHigh ST, sairfnonts w. Va:
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FOB ssALE-c ornet wifi; ~ ilIustral.
u ed lessons; instrpct ton book and
music stand. Call or address Harry
West, r. n. 10. 4. Falrmpnt. 4.
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FOR SALE mod erns Groom, house
centrally located within ftvc min:
8 utesssSalk OF court HOUSE. yyiii&takc
81 one or more lots MS part payment II
well located b House practic aily news
Happily Cranes Drug Store,
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WANTED

coo Wanted ID cook. Good wages.
1 Apply $50 Fairmonts ayenue.
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CHICAGO R.sH. PA. E:

Evers. 2b 0 Il q o RI Q
Sheckarl, III ....5...... 04 la o o
Kaiser. inf ........... o. 1 0 0
Chance, lib .;....... oil 0 0
Schultz, rf........... 0 20 ~ o 0
Zimmerman, Sb..!..,.. 1 / 1 l 0
Tinker, IS ....i....... 0 4 52l5 5 o
Archer, G ...............i % o S, 1 20
Richie, p y.y.@.........SI. ... l 1s0 3 0
gttstt ~ y 49, ---$-
8 5i27 10 70
Slated for Gibson in 9th.
xBatted for Leifeld in 9th. 4i.';;5iy
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LOST AND FOUND
Nn:TIIcE.I

b 81 III 81 N 0TIEE.
Removed BY mistak new dress.
81 and 4 slarse box con talning pillows.
blankets aud mirrors, etc. from;
freight IN arehopse: shipped from
Thomas; March %. and AT.
rived ipsF airmont M arch 81. reward
for Information. Apply at this ofIlee.
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FOR RE- To or 3 nice rnoms for
& night house, Keeping With spring oi
" fine water. Address 1910 Rfdgely
Ave.
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(SfgTAaszSSM aEc7S1cHo 1ssG.slspsso1sgs
Social Postposnre,d..g Z.

J ~ 5'5S.zF
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Eairmont 3 ofOO.oS1@o "a
WV U. z. 20 0 o o OF o. 3 O-5
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License Issued.

Agmarriage license was issued yes
sterday by the clerk of the county
court as follows:
& Lamar satteraeld, "a. and Marie
Mann, 81, both Of Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-31

Z THERE is lot Of good, old-fash.
toned sense in the theory that parents
are toflblame for ninetenths of the
trouble their children get into. The
small towns and cities are top heavy
with girls who are as free from re-
stratnt as a married man on an ocean
liner. The mother who allows her
daughter TO make the night trains,
fiirt with every predatory male who
strays into the village and go on all.
day picnics with some winning
stranger whose sole recommendations
are, a two.piecc summer suit and a
pair of cobweb hose is a bigger fool
that Tompkins' colt. When people
begin to talk about the girl, the moth
er cries and says she can't UNDER
stand IT, There won't be elbow room
at the judgment day for women who
turn their daughters loose as soon as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-31
Deeds Recorded.

1 I y, -; +. - Deeds Recorded.
The tpl1oylHg deed was received fol
RECORD yesterday at the office of TIKI
-sq qlllaTkk af the county court:
Ramon "a, q pdraeI & Ia1d, II ne sesonc
Grafton, $1,525.s ''' 80 y "'' y
Suit Entered.
The following suit has been enter
: ed on the process book Of the Interme
diate Court:
James A. MGCormach VS., Arthur D
Simon ct alyaadeBf; ,septemBer rules,
gJRaf fiSga, Sqttoffh8eySSo toF r Tie
stfsfR Ht'tHe poGutl cont
f4Ss Ysd p 5if2 sat 9f 1D3ayy9E . Beds as
i at j. II. Spiders. ..,.,,,,,,... 81
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Il all BEYOND
EXPERIMENT sIAGE
THE RAISING OF THE MAINE A:
TREMENDOUS PROPOSITIONS.
MORE THAN AVERAGE PERSON,
lMAGlNEs.

HAVANA, Aug. 31.-The work on
the wreck Of the Maine has not YET
gone beyond the experimental stage
II one studies closely the different
lacks being taken to carry out the
|tplan of the cofierdam and to raise the
kYreck, OF. that part OF It which was
not damaged by the fe& Hon. While
the general plan OF building Golfer
dam around the wreck and pumping
out the water and mud has been gen.
eraly followed, the minor details,
such as making the cofterdam tight
and strong, and able to Withstand the
outside pressure Of the water have
proven greater than the average per.
son will imagine.
In the first place, many of the cir
cular catssons forming the Golfer.
dams were very badly driven. One
gave way entirely before pumping
was tarted. These steel stabs Of Pill
ling are rs feet long. The water about
the wreck is about IS feet deep. The
soft slime and mud is 10 or is feet
more. and this leave but 25 feet Of tho
piles in firmer clay and hardpan at
the bottom of the harbor. AS the wa
ter Is pumped lower in the cotferdam
the pressure from the outside in
creased, and as the pressure on the.
fairs gave in, taking an oval form to
a slight extent, not noticeable to the
eye. but clearly shown by the test
lines set. This trouble the engineers
tried to obviate by pumping rock on.
the top of the caissons and against
the inside walls OF the cofferdam. TheI
water pumped down to the 1S.ft level,
showed the weakness Of the cofterdarn,
and with the rock dumped inside
made the work oS pumping out more
mud dangsFousSY Ss55SstSa,
2 fhe engt6eds may be- abls8to taksa
but a few..Jfeal more, but they Wilt
hardly attempt &ms clear the basin OIL
mud and water as the plan was orig-t
lnally announced. The aft part Of the
wreck which suffered little from thei
explosion-the ship being literally cut
in two-will have to be floated, and.f
10 do this all the bulkheads must bel
made absolutely secure. i
That portion OF the wreck can be
lowed to an American port and the
people, who will spend close to mil
lion dollars in raising it, may be given
an opportunity TO viewing, what, re-
mains OF the illfated vessel. @
The forward part OF the ship is
nothing but junk even to the bottom !
plates, not even a small connection
holding the bow to the after part. Thel
destruction was so complete that it
is difficult to identify many Of the
pieces, even though the naval con-
structor here has a model of the or
Iglnal ship, with which to compare the
pieces. There, Is no chance to find
any Of the remains Of those who were
in this part Of the ship, as they have
undoubtedly, been swept away with
The tides and storms OF years.
4, Much mud and wreckage remains in
The hold OF the after part OF the ship,
and this Is being removed, the water
tight compartments enabling the
to. go below the present wa
Ter surface. Many of those engaged!
on the work think the wreck win be
lowed 10 some AmericaH port, even
10 the Canal Exposition at San Fran
cisco. The raising OF the Maine, at
least the expensive manner in which
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-31
Fire Loss Adjusted.

PARKERsBuRG-Tle loss recently
sustained by the Chancellor hotel
company in an explosion which oc-
Cured there recently, has been adj.
.iQsted, Insurance adiqsters haying, been
in that city for several days. Tie loss
sustained by the Motef- company as
ascertalned by the adjusters was 81
oS$ on t9g matsI9 IL teG iRsR closet ct
work on the loss to the building and.
Ibis vii s5Ast adt4Este41 within a Few
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-31

tie work Is being done Is the result
ot TIE sentiments Of American teo,
PIE aud Is not Thought that he REQ
pie NRiil permit die wreck being tallS,
"a out 70 deer water and snnis before
they have had g chance see II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-31
EELL IoNER5 NRANlKMENII.

Michael Angelo. near this city on
the Barrackvile road, FELL over an EN-.
bapkment yesterday and sustained
slight injuries, spralnIng his ankle.
and left arm
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-31
LOST uMsRELLA:

j. B. Cobb, OF ClafEsburg, had the
police Of the city to assist him in q
search to recoyer a gold handled nm
breIa which hi lost while asleep al
the entrance Of the Watson building
The search was an. empty one.
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Not Written for Farmers

tie dishes are washed and who have
no more idea where they are or what
they are up to than ifsthey were. SO
many hummlng birds. co es =
"s%ani' aa%hH "a ma "a,
TALKING about chumBs of the par
entail PERSUASION. what DO you think
OF the father who wants his boy to
be a sport 90 tie rounds, get wiscd
up. etes before the yo4ngstcr Is out
Of his teens, In order tint he may "cut
his. eye @teetb?" There Is too much
anXiety" about this teeth:cutting prop.
osition. n we had to take our choice
between studious. sissy who could
show a1shred of character on leaving
college and puff-eyed, bulI-necked
sport whose chief aim in life, is to
make new mash and get away with
sixty cigarettes d day, We would place
our money OH the Sissy.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-09-08
NO ROW WITH FRANCE.

Berlin Government Paper Says Mo-
roccan Trouble Will Be Settled
Without War.
That Germany sees no danger of
a conflict with France over Morocco
and that a peaceful settlement of the
northern Africa territorial dispute is
near, is the emphatic declaration
made by The Lokal Anzeiger. This
newspaper, giving its statement as
semi-otticial, declares that the Ger,
man government is so confident of a
satisfactory agreement with France
that 1t has officially notified all the
other foreign powers to that effect.
Those who form their conclusions
from this section of the press inter
preted this utterance to mean that
Germany is already aware of the com.
plete contents of the French ultima.
tum which has been drawn up for pre-
sentation to the German government.
To all outward appearances Ger.
many's attitude is as firm as ever, and
so far she has made no efforts to re-
move the offending warships from the
port of Agadir, Morocco.