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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
BICHLORIDE OF MERCURY
TAKEN BY MISTAKE

natiVe woman. employed 49, 4 do.
m'stic nt ib. residence OF \ Hurdors
q THIS city wax seriously ~ vcsto'.
d'A az TN, result uf taking soinrf
r'Ils.' Nhico she found Will. huus
cl' ming Tho pills W"r' tdhl.i 60
iithirrid. ui Wurrury watch were
i"r"d away Boo am old grip. she had
''on' q The grip through CURIOSITY.
aud found tn. tablets ia Il. Sui poe'ns
mar any KIND ut medicine * goo !.
I'D evidently used to patent family
curc-alls. she svalipW'i two tab-
l'ts at the puisun.
Thor" wcr" several times the re-
"u'Sitc number of grains IN tJc dose
to have proved fdtu Ia an ordinar r
tts'. ana vet -hc H"nt arout her
work. for an hour 'hc said To- Mrs
N"rd"rs that she had e severe head.
" he. \:trr considerable dn.stionin.
th' told nf taxing ia, pills
IN u " earns Nns rpstiiv sum
m"n"d. H. administered hntidntes
and saved tho rfe az u'r A"man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
Oats AND BARLEY
SAMPLES ATTRACT
ATTENTION
Grain Grown On ]. B. Nlpp
Ranch. Exhibited In Wash
burn Windows, Indicate
Worth of Rio Grande Land,

INhihtrd ~ tit second street
window of the T.. t. Nuhhurn conn.
mw iYdaN urc 90 .h,af go uats aud
q -n',t 90 lTrl'N products of TIA" !.
u Npp ranch. four mules north ct
NIpuu rogue which ht,s. attracted
mu.N attention. hrinR excellent sntn-
pie uf 90, produce Wdich may be,
grown uu iliD, land With proper at
trutiuu Tho nat STALKS AZ almost
six I..' u bnglh Tho grain poinp
"GunU.ut and pf good size, rhc sar-
i'S -taIN- arr from three tnd htlf
T." fi,, feet 100 l,usth and the grain
on Thorn I- Il-t ot 90 var. satisfactory
sl1. aug uutlt,tt According Co MI.
Nipp. tu. u.i. win average eighty
bush, D. q. tu, t,r, H. has several
acres planted boz pats and several IN
barley Mr Nup ul-" brought -
town t"d.i>. Do CONS -nn,ut oi Tin, ma.
nv" ,pri,ots. which u' urrN on his
ranch. TIA" apricot ur,'. being load.
go dow . with tur s., M kind 80 iruit
MIR Nlrr. riuel lis ua, uf thu
model firm- ~ th. central Rio
Grand, valley, an1 r ,t.tt to u viii
rrov' what tnr lnd arudnd Albu-
pu"ruu" VIII produce "tI. ittt
Intelligent work. and enough water
Tor irrieuilw purposes
Tho sh'INr- ~ oats ana barley
Wn l. loit ~ tho " shbnrn win
d"ws for sr,,.li days Tor thu &C.
r'mmpdn'iou OF tho-, N hu wish h.
book them ot,r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
MINES NEWS OF ARIZONA

Tombstone NriN
Tho Hydro Electric Mining COM
pauN ct California one ct thu largest
90, rtturS Ia IA" French Hills mining
district. has invaded Arizona. having
acquired cunsidcrabl. mining property
ia both tin Tonbst"nr nnd prnGoon
mining diStri't~
In addition L. developing ~ re-
cent?, acquired properties Ia the Dra-
COON district III, c"mpan, viii also
engage Ia irrigation projects Ia the
sulphur springs valley where il has
taken up cuusid. rabbi land under the
desert hand act
\ fore, Ell mon was Recently pa, to
WORK ON the Dragon properties.
known 80 The barrett camp. and de-
Volopm. NJ work win b. .Xtrnsiv.ly
prosecuted aud much is expected
within II short tim. IN Tho uncov.rins
81 iars" copper deposits which are
known &" exist on the property.
parrnl. hin. Mex.
Important new ore discoveries at
The RI i.ayn mines al sta barbara,
belonging &" IN, hincs Company 90
America. arr attracting attention. \
nov vein. called the Comet. Was open
Ell Sonir months aga Icy a croSscui
from TIA" upper san JOS" tunnel aud
an ar" shoot disclosed and opened for
-" f"'t tu tn" south of IA" tntpTs.c-
ton with th' face pf III" drift still ~
ore Thc crossrut from III. 3i0-toot
l"N"l see feet 80 Ith, slr1 disclosed
the sam" orr shoot. aud y drin pns
driven north on it l0u f,ot Thc ore
- from thf.r 10 fiye Tee, wide. aud
hNcfag"s ir"m SO 10 80 a ton An.
other ore shoot was found on the
Same vein north of TIA. first intrrs.c.
fi"n after passing 80 feet of barren
win, and this ~ now bong d.Nrlnp.tl
IN" 90" IA this runs from SEQ to s3n
- ton. ny advancing the pct,it tun
mel 10" feet il win eat undo, the iirs,
90" ~hru, aud win give bucks nf up.
wards at io"n feet Th. Comet vein
T. entirely unwork"d aud, IN tact. has
not noen kpown heretofore. TIL, ore
" chiefly gold ana silver and can he
treated ia the companys min
tn, III Eayo c"mpany was operated
continuously at ~ full rapncity
throughout the revolution
IN. Arizona BURLINGTON Mining ana
smelling company, an Arizona organ.
lzhtton operating cstcnsiveh IA the
h"i'hrIn part al The territory. has
under ronsidrration the taking Of
several options on Tombstone mines
"a ~" vicinity 81 the stat, of Maine
mine ana from All appearances salts
'"ct"iN arfhng"muniS win be had with
~" owners within f'w DAYS.
''"ors" Mitchell. "a former Tomb
s'"h'f' wh" il representing the Ar-
N"h"- burlington. intimated this morn.
'hs mat ms company woaid b" onrr.
faiing Ia THIS district Within ia. next
80 dH's. n not sooner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
Chicago t,rniU

Chicago. Jun. .i.-ltains and coul-
go weather over III. fields northwest
turned the wheat down today Attcn-
ton conferred considerably. too, on
thr sloWn,ss with which the huge
stock of whVat in stor" her" dinlin-
ishcd. september started at 81 Co.
~ ~ \ fan Ia ~ s-s followed
closed easy I l.Nal-ii net higher
for september
corn eas,d or on account uf tn"
lin, weather ANA the big Increase
shown by local contract stores. sept
embcr opened Is To i-tna-s off at
IS To- IS s-t1 I-s. and saggcd To-
So
corn closed lnl ~ higher for
: ptcmhcr
Spectators played for q reaction
Ia oats owing to thu weakness OF
wheat. september started tn. same
ak last night To- l-ic lower at - IS
to t5-,s and dropped L. ~ 3-Sn !.
Plentiful offering believed to BE-
from packers caused provisions To-
alp, ,lthough the hog market was
firm. Initial sales were Toe cheaper
To ioc advance. with September de-
livery 1850 Tor pork s>.31 = for lard
and s>.3i To- - tor rihs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
to,.Ei,.> ,l,or SRI, Nrio>.

Tho 1911 wheat harvest oi British
India thu initial on" IA the northern
hemisphere hat surpassed all pr"vi-
Gus records. tn" Weld having been Of
ficiallN estimated ~ igs million BUSH
els. against 3:N million in tn. spring
"f 1919 and y previous high record
ot 500 million IN 1907 Tn. produc-
t.un 81 ilsNs"-d H. estimated Ia h. -
million bushels against l, million ~
l"l" aud tn. record crop al - mill
lion la 1884. says tho crop Ecunrtor
Tor Jun-. published by The bureau OF
statistics.
In the spring Nhoai provinces Of
western tauada. where over 80 per
cent of the dominion wheat crop u
grown. meteorological conditions have
almost everywhere been unusually "a
Noruhi" tu seeding. ana to subsequent
examination ana growth. IL is proha-
bic that from ~ million To- on. and -
hhli million acres more are under this
cereal than we're sown last wear The
present aspect II tn" folds gives rise
To seemingly vXtravagant estimates of
p:oba hic Yields. TN. soil IN most dis.
tricts being now well supplied with q
Reserve of moisture.
The agricultural situation in Europe
AZ present gives few really definite
causes for com plant but there W u
notable lack of optimism IN almost a '
countries over the probable Yield %
winter cereals the sentiment as
tu gain ground. az the season p'n-
gross.s. that tn. European wheat crap
s.llI ,..Ii .l.a..
billion hushrl mark at each 81 ~,
past two wears. In Somr iml", ant
Producing countries the coudii ~ Of
me rye rr"P is Inferior To- that ~
wheat
In western Europe Great sr'tnu.
fmnc' spain and Italy where Ia
III" IN asgrogat. Weld OF wheat nag
roundlt 10" million bushels rnd,r aV-
"ias" IN" pr.s-n, prospects. Il g. irdr,
are int clear., larger out turn than
last season, bat In tho countries .uf
central and eastern Europe, wao~e At
this tim" year ago expressions al
coniid.n"" ~ record ~ nrar-ros ord
crops w.r. common. public scntima,t
inrlin.s IL belief in average or even
Hnd"r-averak, results
In Great britain all vegetation *
furnishing. the principal sources of
discomfort bcing thin stands al lat,-
sown wheat In France. because OF
a rainy seed tim. last autumn. the
surface under winter wheat she's a
decrease of over n million a ..'s. hut
Increased sowings "f tn. spiins N,r,-
rtN hay. reduced th' total duii"icu''N
under all wheat ~ sur. no" acres
There in ALSO "A shortage at over 700.
n"o acres less than that unnrr tn.
same crops VA 1919. Tn. snrini ~
Franc" has h".n fairly favorable to
N"re,a'i"u. ana prospects. though not
brilliant, are much brighter than .ast
season. Tire outlook In Spain aud
lia'N II iiit'wis. indicative Of h,ttar
returns than year ago.
IN countries of central aud oaS'frn
Europe the acreage under Mla.rr
wheat and rsc has been reduced IN
some extent bs replowinss. ne'csai ~
I'D by late spring freezes. la dor
many the reduction amountei 10 80
'per cent Of the total whca, area and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
CARPENTERS WORK
HARD ON SUNDAY

rcsidonc. complete in and one
half hours This H. thu record uf SIX
teen carpenters who SUNDAY built
a house for hrtaur CHAMBERLAIN IN
The Paris addition three blocks north
IN Third street from Mount IN Road.
TN nous" ~ Us % foot framo.
VAS built frame and an. and all sid
ing aud outside work completed ia
this TIM" MIR Iiiddl ton. lucnl
hricklpycr added - chimaev complete
~ aud "n"-half auurs more
cigars and cooling refreshments
were dispensed layiShiy bv the r,cip-
lent Of this hearty nnd substantial
favor. Among the men Who helped.
Wtro 'ssrs NJ christafin. Hurry
iiollingslcrrN, William phii3pps e.
y Field. George Davis. A. a. Love.
Maxwell. steiner. Al Bowen. Miller.
Marcus Sawtclle. sid sn Indian cnr-
pcntor general, known as Navajo
joe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
>i.t.trt<t. t.tRt. HlaoDN WING.
4 o0-stot. Periods are Norc Frequent
Tor tlaSct ~.tsunidt

NanaaliA. III. Jun. The c"u-
~,icus periods of Miss iihzol schmidt.
who's" catnlontic sleep has excited wi,l,.
spread scicntinc comment. ara, b"com-
ing more frequent -h. was awake
TOY two hours this morning before ans
member of h"t family waS awar" 81
VA. fact Her mind WINS clear and
the attending physiciHns b.li.v. that
she VIII soon b. restored =" nor
mai condition q: health.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
MUMMY WHEAT A SwiNDLE.
Department OF Agriculture Begins
Fight ON Men Who Are Oecev.
inn Farmers

Washington, Jane - nghl on
hwinjlcrg who are selling wheat
grain io farmers with tn, statement
That the, wcr obtained from the
lombs OF Egyptian mummi,s aud 81
superior quality has been started la
the Department oi \griculture \
grain of wheat IL dead after tn years
say d"pati nonl officials. aud at no
uss aS seed aftr. that n ne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

Th' galAt1izrd iron awning winch
bas shaded th' ipwcr floor store
rooms IN tho cromwell block on
South SECOND street for many wars
f. ing torn down Modern canvas
awnings VIII r"plhr. ~. Did roof.
much improving the appearance" %
inc block
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
STOCK MARKET IS
uSTlEsS TO-DAY
Only Feature Of Great lnteres.
Was Heavy Buying Of the
Union Pacific. Close Was
Very Steady.

New York. Jun 80 Operations
IN 90" stock mark.t we're listl"ss dur.
ing tie morning. although num-
bci OF issues fluctuut"d widely.
Hcav> buying n Union Pacific and
United states steel in the first hour
gave an app.sFanc, 81 strength 10
tn market but when this demand
subsidized prices tell away aud the
ton. p'came w.ak tinted states
steel vas bought larscl, by London
nftrr thr clos. thcrc out thc stock
w.s not active in th, London mar
kct md It was reported that pur-
ch1s.s were for tho account III a
large Chicago operator
Tn dcclin. In TIM second hour
WAS assisted 10y fan ~ over point
Ia american smelling Much oi the
earlier advance was cancelled and
southern Pacific rcccdcd to point
lightly below Yesterdays close. Near
midday the market again hardened
lrdVtiundllN
Bonds w'r. steady. except for
American Tobacco f"urS which were
sold freely
The market closed very steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

Whooping cough H. net dangerous
p"ctoration easy by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Gcmcdy, II has been
used ia many cpidcmics ~ this dis
ease with perfect success For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

New York. june 81 Lead quiet.
>t.23m
standard copper quiet, spot tl2.iv
"a is.35. September STEMS, > 90.
silver - -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
l.iScrIss,l spot.

Liverpool. jane 7.--,'lose--- cotton
spot In good demand prices 10
points lower American midding
fair s5.5. good middllng Sg.3. mid
ding. SnS low mlddlng 5S3: good
ordinary .i.,. ordinary IA Sales.
uuu bal,s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

FOR SAI.E-Six room brick house.
all modern improvements. lot 50x7s
feet, On c0rner Coal ana Walter. price
" $50 Mrs. ID Holcomb.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
New York Stocks.

New York June - -Nnalga N ,aed
Copper, 20. Sugar llN bid; A,chisoa.
il3 IN, Great Northern preferred
49, rs New York Central ll0 l.c
Northern Pacific 1875. Reading 100 ~
Soltkcrn Pacific la5 SIS: Union Pa.
cihc l>s 81. l. :. Steel. 20 IL. pre-
f.rr.d iiN 5->
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
New vo-k Spot

New York. June .1.-Cotton SPOT
closed quiet. !, points higher Mid.
ding uplands 1890 middllng gulf,
Sli.ij No sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY

LOST OR sTRAYED- A bay driving
mare. Reward n returned TO III
-" 'rho aSc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

about our bread No ,natt,r how
hard you work, either with m1scic
or brain. you viii hnd plenty of sat
lsfying nourlshment In this bread of
ours We hakt all kinds: wheat, rye,
graham, gluten lOaves etc. our rolls.
pies. pastry. etc. are ~ the sainc su-
porior quality
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

New York. June q Call money
3'Sn ~ per cent Prime mercan.
lie paper. va IL per cent Mexican
dollars. i5c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago Iune 2I.---Cattlc receipts
1910. Market steady Reeves N,5m
6.G5 Tcyps steers 81 i0M 600. west.
ern steers, 800 40. stockcfs and
feeders. AL lm535; COWS and heir.
ers. $5.2sn5.75; calves s515n 500
Hog receipts lt.0.0. market steady
Ia shade up. Light s6.l5mS55 .
mixed sG.IjNJa, l.2 heavy t6O5G,
csc rough 81. 0oii Il. 20. good TO choice
heavy S6.20GG.50 pigs $5.65M63o:
bulk of salcs So 3om6i5
sheep receipt l5.o0o. market STEADY
Native e2,25Mi.l5 western. 5000
AS yesrllngs s3.g0m $50. lambs, ma
tive, ss7;mGs5 western Si0oTG.sa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

g. Louie Wo~l.
~. Louis, June s'-wool uu'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-18

~ .(
creased steadil lin West virginin.
some sof The larger aud. usually con.
sllld1!e s 4 more prosperous farming
States being LETT out Of tile list ii
g States lsasss whose production 81 wheat per
acre Increased e KS KS
g In tobacco IN The; decade, 1sss.l9D5.
Connecticut and New York were the
only conspicuous States which failed
e increase l,l- g the amount produced per
Iacre. I.
West Virginia I Is one Of the stafee3
which Increased Its production per
acre of potatoes and It also 8lncFeas.l
LED ITS per acre production OF hay. "A
together, It may be seen from this
report Re that the farmers Of West; vir-
GINA are the rivals OF those In some
q. The best farming States, and are
getting as much out of their land Dis
the best Of them In any State. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-18

.3sibsc.iribe,y tor. lie w IL " ginia,l.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-18
l75aIe.9 - q 2
STATENMEWS.


steps wers. a3ii su wara the enact.
'lnent of d State Ia% regulating the
practice Of yeterin med icine and
an inyesti gatton of the College Of Vet
Urinary Science at the Yves Virginia
University at the West Virginia Vet
Urinary Medical Association which
melton Tuesday at the Waldo hotel
at clarksburg! IA Committee consist:
Ing Of DR.. 81 e. Hefschey, Of Charles.
ton: Dr. J. 9. Callander: Of Parkers.
burg, and Or. Ernest sLayne, OF Hunt.
Iington. was appointed to present a
biiis drafted by the convention to the
State legislature and to work forits
passage. For the second objects com
mlttee consisting ofsDr. Leon IN. Reef
;er, Of Wheeling; Or. w. Z. Langford.
OF Martinsburg, and Dr, .. j.. Cranwell,.
or Clarksburg, was appointed. /,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-18

ssscreaslng their production persacres II
tile present. time, is indicated BY the
Icrop9 Reporter ton ofs the
Agricultural Departme nt, Just Issued
for January. The snltsSseem 10 in:
ttdtcate that more sclentiflc methods
fare being emplo Dyed by tie farmersSoi
1.-THE. State % bring larger crops.
Especially lssit true; of corn in West
Virginia that The production 7perIacre
Embarrassing West Virginia IS oneyoi
n States IN which the increase ii pro.
ductlon; Of corn .periacre in the: last10l
years has exceeded the normal In;
crease Of population. The other. States
are: Pennsylyania, delaware Mary.
land, Virginia, Ohio, ndlana, illinois.
Michigan, Wisconsin, South Dakota.
land three Mountain States. ,jssSS
In oats the increased product onperj
acre in West Virginia has also exceed,
ed the normal increase ID population,
IN the last 10 years, Many New Eng.
land Atlantic coast, Ohio valley and.
some, Western States are Included IN
the list of States which. showed great;
er increase In production oi oats than.
in population = 81 hi
In the four decades, Sis55.i s755Ss S16yt.
1886, 1sS6:1s95s and 1896, 1906 The.
mean i production Of wheat per acre In.
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N the e.halrmen q staanr n

Reports 81 the chairmen Of standing
committees: s.ss5 "a
On legislation Hon. Gray Silver.
Martinsburg, II.
On exhibits-H. +. Hoffman, Key.
ser. y;
On membership Max Won schlegel.
Martinsburg. x s.
\ On markets and I transportation -
Nat T.: Frame, Martinsburg.
Appointment Of special committees,
1.-THE Cooperative Marketing 81
West Virginia Fruit" Nat \. Frame,
Martinsburg; John H. Rennard, Of
Wheeling.
Problems in the Planting and Care
Of the Apple Orchard h. Dr.. s. wv.
Fletcher, Director, Virginia Experi-
ment Station, Blacksburg, Va. Illus.
trated by Stereopticon.S Il;
DE- Fletcher Is q former secretary
Of the Society and horticulturalist OF
the Experiment Station f,sss
Special factors Which Determine
the Profits in Fruit Growing, s. w.
Moore, Elwell. III
Thursday, January 20, $3.50 "a. M. y
h Question box, In charge Of Mfr. S.
W.FMoore. ss IL
Proposed Natioril Nursery Stock
Quarantine and Fruit Package and
Packing Legislation" 4
Discussion led by Dean 3. ID, San.
derson, Morgantowu.i lSl
Reports Of special committees. FL
New business. y
Adjournment. a, 3,3, .,5s
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sIAT[ Meeting.
iioRTicu ET8RA 81 cIETY WILL
MEET IN g ON JAN.
lta7 eli ND 26. y, IL

The eigh teenth annual meeting Of
the West Virginia state horticultural
Society will tfbe held at Charleston
january IS and n. 1911 I'm the room
III the State Board of Agriculture in
The capitol bnild ding The usual farm
exhibit lsbe held IN connection with
the meeting. The beautiful scalecide
cup PRESENTER to tie society by the. D.
Pratt Company, of New York,
WIN he awarded 20 the grower show:
ling the best three boxes Of apples Of
any three Varieties: Zone of EACH. \
5 The Inst year has seen d remarka.
bic dcye lopnent Iii the horticultural
istterests OF the State. ANY orchard
companies have been formed, much
outside capital has been invested in
orchard lands "a large acreage has
been planted and the people are TAX!
Ing 4 much greater Interest in prop.
erly caring for their orchards. The
sphere ofuse fuiness Of tie society has
broad hed great ~ Thlrty.four new
nlembers shaye been added to- the roll
since Tie last citing. u
The other State societies and the
grange viii hold their NEE ings dur.
Ing the week of$ the \ 23d. Tuesday
night there III he d union meeting
In The form Of q great agricultural
rally which lsbc addressed by Gov
erlos Glasscock ana other prominent
speak rss ssf
~ is llpped that there maybe a full
aitendanc at the meeting that may
Ne planned Sfor another year Of ay:
i,resstye work, II r.
The prog ran1ne: ~ Is VI
"Wednesday Jafuary rs, 80 a. ii.
ltlyocati ion ~ The Rev. Archibald
Moore. rkersbnrg .3fs n (!
Presldent's annual address Hon. j.
y, eornwell I,omney.
H Report of the ecretnry AZ u Dacy,
MorgantoWi q I J:
Report ~ the treasurer Il. j.
& Smith ~ ". Martin sburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-18
\. co. 1'IHl51 h : "a ~.
i.WEPT LIKE scHlLpN
caruso, the Great Singer, Completely
Broke Down at Death Of His s
Accompanies.
s(By United Press

& ,cHlcAGo, Jan. 1S:.-carusog the
world Irenown tenor, broke down and
wept like a schild today when inform.
ed Of the death. in the Bellevue Hos.
pltal Of New York fof his plano az.
conpanleest, Frank Brusclie: '!5
He bad, been Caruso's pianist fol
the past years years and assisted him
|iniiall his famous cohccrt,tand opera
work. 4. 4 n. X q ~ Il, "a y. &.
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[: ! |! 4 \ ].
/. ANSWERS. GALL
!. e. FREY DIED YESTERDAY AFT.
ERNoo Nh e WAS A VICTIM. OF
RRIGHT,s DIS EASE. I. NV 49,

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Yesterday afternoon eal tile Hotel
Rogers in Monongahf occurred tho
death Of Mr.. j. =. Frey, a well known
resident Of Monongah. ( u
His I death resulted from Brlghts
disease from which he had been III
for the past two months. He was
aged about As years; n; a
Mr.. Frey located in lMonongah IN
1883. He was. ationary engineer
while the work Of sinking the SHAFT
and slope Of Mine No. i, was in prog Pre- 6;
Fess, and after that I. work was CON;
pleted he tool charge ofi d hosting
engine, for the Monongah Coal Com;
pany. Later when the Fairmont Coal
Company was formed he continued in
the same position, and 1 still later
with the Consolidation Coal Company.
having charge OF the same engine. \
! Deceased was a member Of Fair.
mont Lodge, A. n. and AZ. T. and Of
Black Diamond Z Lodge, 4 knights OF
Pythiass Of Monongah. He was
held in the highest esteem by a wide
circle Of friends who deeply deplore
his death. 4,
: Funeral fseryices Will be held on
Thursday afternoon at Il o'clock in
the Baptist Church at Monongah and
the remains will be brought to this
city for ihterment In Noodlawn Gem:
etery. The local Masonic Lodge will
haye charge Of the services and the
Monongah Lodge K.Tof3 +. will attend
the services in a BODY IA .iSE
Undertaken Mnssrayes and Sons are
in charge Of the funeral arrange.
ments, s3},at a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-18
Deputies NJ Get.

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All ofithe deputy collectors OF West
Virginia district met at the Office Of
Collector George y. Work In Parkers.
burg on Tuesdayif or:the purpose ofre,
viewing the years work and perfect.
ing plans for more effective work for
the ensuing year. The following dep.
aty collectors were present .s.s5. Y II
r N. AZ: Chew, first division, Wheel.
,ingf H. Z. K Reeder. second division;
clarksburg; ~. stewartEthird dlyi-
sion, yEilliamstoWn. Huntingdon H. g.
White, fifth division, Matewan;s {. ~.
Hibner, sixth division, G Charleston; o.
81 Summers. seventh division, Mar
tinsburg; Henry steck, eighth divI.
sion, Wheeling. ~ 4: i