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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-03
.BROTHERHOOD'S
ANNUAL MEETING
Christian Church Organization Of
Men, One Of the Strongest in
the City Had interesting
Session Last Night.
THE BOY AND THE MAN
Debate and sversl Short Addresses,
Election Of Officers and Tempt
ing Menu Order
Of Events.

There are several large, strong
brotherhoods in KeokulS and among
them Is the earnest working organiza-
ton Of the First Christian church.
Last evening at seven o'clock, the
Christian Brotherhood enjoyed sew
en- o'clock supper followed by an inn
mensely interesting program of talks
by various ones present and debate:
Resolved that it is more necessary
Tor the church to provide for its boys
than to provide for it's men," The af-
firmative side was taken by Messrs.
Jno. Peterson, Roy Whaley and Frank
Mcmillan, and the negative side of
the question was strongly argued by
Messrs. L. D. Davidson and Chas.
Altes.
A very tempting menu Of
Escalloped oysters
Sandwiches Pickles
Potato salad
Coffee Ice cream Cake
was served by committee appointed:
Frank r. Bulman, J. p. Peterson and
A. G. Hostetter.
President j. o. Boyd of the Broth
erhood, presided as postmaster of at
fairs and the following responded with
very interesting talks: DR.. H. H.
Stafford on "The History and Teach
ings of the Disciples of Christ 2
Messrs. Chas. Beer, Henry Walker,
and Rev. Lilley in speaking gave in
a general way the object and purposes
Of the Brotherhood organization
There are about twenty-five mem
ters of the Christian Brotherhood.
These men have formed themselves
into class, starting the first Of the
year with membership OF twelve
and last Sunday having the fine en-
rollment of 40 members. Bible study
| is the object Of class meetings and
some very interesting sessions have
! developed. Messrs. A. G.. Hostetter
! F. r. Bulman and j. p. Peterson have
! been appointed as an executive com
mittee to invite men to the class and
to aid in it's building up. The class
officers are: President. A. G. Hostel
| ter; vice president. Chas. Altes; sec
rotary, Cleye Harness; treasurer, p,
V. Bear; ]. o. Boyd is teacher.
The Brotherhood gathering last
night was joint monthly and annual
meeting and election of officers for the
coming year took place. all OF the old
officers being reelected at the third
annual banquet:
President. o. Boyd.
Vice president-Dr. H. H. Stafford.
Secretary-E l.. Aldrich.
Treasured. A. Uhler
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-03
Happy SUGGESTION.

A scientist comes forth with the
statement that an antiseptic should be
used after the fourth kiss. Nonsense!
Why not stop at the fourth and begin
over again?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-03
"Briuht Eyes.y

Miss Florence Holbrook, the charm
ing young commedienne, who, with
Cecil Lean is specially featured in
Jos. Nj. Gates new musical play
Bright Eyes which comes to the
Grand opera house for one night only,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-03
Thinness Easily Over
come.
fErom HHeaIth and RAat,<v ~


Further evidence is being presented
almost daily that. a recent compound
of new chemical elements combined
fl tablet with hypophosphites is in
reality proving blessing to the alb
normally thin men and women, for it
can be demonstrated beyond doubt that
treatment brings an increase in weight
Of from 10 to 30 pounds, with decided
Improvement of health and color too.
lar form is to be found in three grain
hypo-nuclane tablets obtainable in
sealed packages from the best apothe-
cary shops, with ull directions.
To relieve headache and neuralgia
harmlessly, take Blackburn's Pain
Away Pills. At drugstores.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
.F|BIIBgRAIN5
'TRllSI'INGREAsES
[HELlGAL RATE
THE INCREASE IN SAID TO BE-
GENERAL ALL OVER THE STATE
AND ALE THE LOCAL AGENTS
ARE ASKING THE HIGHEST
RATE.
a316 PER GENT RAISE
NO GOOD REASON ADVANCED AS
TO WHY FAIRMoNT PEOPLE
SHOULD PAY A HIGHER RATE
AS NO HEAVY LOSSES HAVE.
BEEN sUsTTlNED HERE.

The fire insurance companies have
raised rates throughout West Vlr-
ginia and Fairmont is being struck
very forcibly by the increase.
That there is trust agreement is
proven by the fact that all the local
agents are asking the increase in the
Sate as new insurance is taken or
when old policies are renewed. The
local agents, 1t seems, have no op-
tion in the matter and all companies
are asking the same rate. One policy
holder has been notified by two diff
ferent local agents of the increase and
has had to renew from each at the in
creased rate The increase is said to
be general and very much complaint
is heard about the city already about
the advance although 1t Is not yet gen
orally known that the, increase is an
effect.
Many are reducing their policies
while some are standing the raise and
renewing at the new rate which in
some instances is known 10 be about
SO 1-3 per cent. higher.
Just why the raise is being made is
not stated and there seems to be no
well founded reason for the increase
as far as Fairmont is concerned. --:e
water system is being greatly improv-
ed, old buildings IRE fast being torn
down and replaced with fire proof
structures and there have been no
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
Is'lHTENsE ALL OVER THE couN.
NTRY.NEW YORK HAD 1o4 DE.
GREEs YESTERDAY AND STILL
HEATING o!DAY-WILL HAVE.
HOT ottRTH.
.(BX limited Press J

NEW YORK, July BAH heat rec.
ords for New York were broken yes
terday and this afternoon promises
to be equally as hot as Sunday
Tho metropolis awoke this morning
with a blood-red sun soaring the city.
From Rock Life, Ont, comes a re,
port that It was 10S degrees there yes
terday,, while at Marqutee, MlchY the
mercury went to 1c4.
Washington, D. G., holds the record
for the hottest city in the Union yes
terday, 1t being 1OS in the shade on
Pennsylvania avenue.
There is great suffering on the East
Side here, as well as all over the coun-
try. This afternoon promises to be
equally as hot as last Sunday and
there is little, If any, prospect for
cooler weather until after next
Wednesday, according to the govern
ment official weather report sent out
to-day.
Temperature today in Philadelphia
is 90; PIttsburg, 96. Eleven persons
are dead in New York from heat,
eight are dead in PHILADELPHIA and
two are dead in Baltimore, There
are hundreds of heat prostratons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
Tennis Players
ARE VERY BUSY
SEVERAL COURTS IN CITY ARE
WELL WORKED DURING The
WEEK-MANY PLAYERS HERE.

The tennis players are now making
things lively on the local courts and
there arc number Of them distribut-
ed over the city. All Of these have
players that enter into the sport six
evenings Of the week with a vim that
is seldom seen in other games.
The First ward tennis club has q
fine court on East Park that is fa'
yorite haunt for many Of the tennis
fans Of that part Of the city. The
Reeves court is on Morgantown ave.
nue. and II has number OF enthusiasts
that gather there.
Fourth ward has two good courts,
Tho Hutchinson court on the corner
OF Seventh street and Benoni avenue,
is one OF The best to be found any
where and here good contests take
place, AT South Side Park where the
big games are played there are fine
courts
Fairmont has somo Of the best ten
mis- players to be found In the state
and number Of these will take part
In the big tournaments that Will be
played in other cities.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
l'IITSlH'H.|l.|'R'.SII...!I.jII { /
ENTERED ! 4 At
CHARLESTON
PRIZE WINNERS
WILL TAKE PARTIE THE GREAT
ttANAWHA HORSE SHOW To-
MORROW AND NEXT DAY.
WERE sHIPPEllEsTERDAY
MRS. WATSON GOES FROM BALTI.
MORE TO WEST NlRGlNIA'sI
CAPITAL AND WILL DRIVE OVER
THE TAN BARK COURSE.

Six Of the Watson string OF inter.
national prize winner horses we're tax
en- to Charleston yesterday where they
will be exhibited at the Kanawha
horse show which takes place there
tomorrow and the next day.
Trainer Frank Winterbottom ac-
companied the horses to Charleston.
The horses which will be exhibited
are Moonshine, Lady Witchenlier,
.Norena, Kitty Grey, Lady Baltimore
and My Maryland.
Mrs. Clarence Watson went to
Charleston from Baltimore and will
drive the horses at the show. sena'
tor Watson arrived here yesterday
from Washington for visit at his
home, Fairmont Farms.
Classy horses from different parts
of the State will be exhibited at the
Kanawha horse show and this show
promises to be the social event of the
season in that section. Of the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
SITTING
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION IS
MEETING PROPERTY OWNERS
AT THE COURT HOUSE.

The Marion County Board OF Equal
Izatlon met in the court house on sat
urday The board organized by elect
ing ]. c. Parrish OF Farmington, pres
ident. Eldrldge Carter, OF Winfield
district and II R. FurDee, OF th,s city
are the other members OF the board.
Today several persons came before
the board. ~
people the districts will>bc taken up
one at time. The east side Of the
river will bo worked out first
Properties in Winfield District are
now being considered. Following
Winfield will be Union, Union lnde.
pendent and First ward, Then Grant
The hoard will be ready to take up
Grant about next Monday and when
that district is completed the board
viii see about the valuations In Fair
mont district.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
s VI
NEGRO COMPANION IN DRUM KEN
RRAWL AT GRANT ToMN-pEN-
MS GILMORE Is IN THE COUNTY.
JAIL AND CLARENCE IRWIN IS.
in AZ COFFIN.

Dennis Gilmore, a Grant Town negro
lis in the Ohio County Jail where he
will remain until the November grand
jury shall have convened when he
win answer to the charge OF murder
ing another negro, Clarence Irwin,
who died at Cook hospital late Sunday
might, after having been shot by GIL.
more, so It is alleged, in fight at
Grant Town shortly before midnight,
Saturday.
Gilmore lives at Barrackville and
came over to Grant Town Saturday
and 1t appears that the two negroes
got into a drunken brawl over a wo-
man, at the, Austin home, also colored,
and that Gilmore whipped out a IS
caliber revolver, shooting Irwin IN the
abdomen, the bullet penetrating three
fntestlnes.
Word was sent to this city and Con-
stable Charles Hawkins-one OF the
brayest and most fearless officers in
West .yirginia-Rent to Grant Town
and arrested Gilmore at Phil Austin's
home, but not without considerable
trouble, Austin's wife, Alice, tore
nearly all the clothes off Of Mr.. Haw-
lSins when he attempted to enter the
house after the alleged murderr, and
WIN he brought him down stairs the
Austin man also jumped on the Off
Ger and he had to combat with the
husband and wife while the prisoner
resisted arrest. Mr., Hawkins called
for help and young Toothman came to
his aid. The constable brought Gil.
more to the county jail without further
trouble
Deputy Sheriff Tomas Tucker Con.
stable John s. Walker and Special
officer, Frank Amos went out yester-
day afternon and arrested Austin and
his wife on a charge OF interfering
with an officer in discharge Of his
duty. I'd 4
& Gilmore WAS given pre- lin1iElalsss
hearing before Justice E s. Amos
this afternoon and was held to the
grand Jury, being unable to furnish
bond he was remanded to jail. Aus.
tin and his wife we're also arraig1ed
before the Justice Amos this after
noon and they were held under 500
bond each to appear before the next
grand jury. =.
The revolver with which Gilmore Is
said to have shot Irwin was found
in a closet at the Austin home by
Captain Tucker.
1t is stated by the authorities that
neither the murderer nor the slain
negro bore very good regulations,
while the Austins, in whose home the
fight took place, are not the most
peacemful negroes in Grant Town.
1t is probable that an inquest Will
be held over the dead negro late this
afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
.ELEV AVIbT0IlS CROSS
TIE CHANNEL
FLIGHT Is MADE INA MATTER OF
FACT SORT or 'VyAYis{AN DID
NOT sTIH UP MUCH INTEREST
BY UNITED PRESS.

London. July Two years ago this
month. when Louis Belroit made the
first transchannel areoplane fight the
world gasped with anazemCnt.
Today eleven aylators made the
same ngift IN d matter Of fact sort-a-
way The procession almost lacked
Most Of the ayiators continued the
trip % Hendon from Calais % miles.
The agiators include vedrine, VI
dart. Kimmerling, Conneau, Under
name Beaumont Valentine Carlos,
Renanx Train, Gilbert, Tabuteau,
HarFa, competing for the seventh ,stata
European circuit race.
Several carried passengers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
CAR kills
[. [ N'PEEk
SITTING ON TRACK is
RUN ovER-DIEs ON HIS WAY
TO HOSPITAL.

D. L. McPeck, a lincman for the Fair
mont and Clarksburg, aged about thir-
ty years was killed Saturday night
about twelve o'clock by being run
over by street car. McPCck was in
an intoxicated condition and sat on
the track. 1t was the last car into
the barn that caught him.
He was loaded on the car and the
crew started with him to the hospital
but he died on the way.
The accident was one that could
not be avoided as the car was round-
ing a curve near the West Fork brid-
sc.
McPeck worked on the Fairmont
and Northern and when that line was
completed he went to work on the
Clarksburg and Weston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
I'IR time ZOO Years
EAS PAN lllllL { DRY

Martinsbnrg w. a,, July s-For
the first time II the history NJ Bert-
eley and JEFFERSON kountie1 cover.
ing a period 81 more thantwo hun.
dred years, both counties are today
dry and will remain 81 loraI lenst ono
year,
{ This condition I'M MaI4fnshurg Is The
result Of the special election % March
when the drys won by d majority OF
1172 out Of a total OF T590 ycles while
jefferson county was swung into the
dry column by the refusal lcttile coun-
ity court to grant sllcehseto anyone.
although CharlestoWn shepardsiown
and Marpers Ferry yotedsSot at tho
municipal elections the paSI spring.
At present there Is mot wet spot
in West Virginia east ALTERATION
AS the result Of the special cleo
ltion in Martinsburg thp Berkeley
county court and the city Council re.
fused to renew the licensesol aixieon
saloons and three beer depots. thus
forcing these places ont 81 business,
The closing Of The saloons last
night was attended by no dIsorder or
excitement, although there was an
unusually large crowd on Ne streets
II is estimated that several thousand
gallons Of wtiskey, brandyselc., were
purchased and stored by provident
patrons OF the local b;lrs ior future
contingencies.
: The local option light VIII be ro
newed in all its bitterness texf spring
when new council HlIl NJ elected,
and already both elemenls afe plan
ming for the campaign
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
.VIIN NJ. KENNEDY
SUPERINTENDENT
ELECTED BY. BOARDS OF EpucA.
TIoN TO FILL VACANCY cAus-
! BY RESIGNATION OF c. w.
EVANS.

at asniqetin, ~ 81 ths presidents
OF the various boards Of Education in
Marion County, William Kennedy was
elected to the office Of County supcr-
intendent to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of c, W. Evans who
has been elected secretary OF the
Falrmont Chamber Of Commerce.
The election took place at the Court
house on Saturday afternoon. The
candidates before theSbOards for cleo
'tlon were Carter L. Faust, A. P. Harr,
John F. Hughes, Thomas G. Moore
and William NJ. Kennedy
Mr.. Kennedy is graduate Of the
Fairmont Normal having finished his
course in that institution in 1905.
He is also a gradu % Of the West
Virginia University. For the past
two years he has ben principal Of the
Moundsville High School.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
STATE LEHFlEl
AT GEI1B l8lf

. CHARLESTON, w. Iuly g.
The state levy was today iIxed BY the
board Of public work at tgSaid one
half cents on the hundred d6llaya vail
'uation for the year la1l
This is the lowest IN Tue history Of
the state. Last year # wasstour and
Ione.half cents besldes Tie rusd tax ol
one cent, the latter being abolished
by the last regular session Of the leg
Iislature.
It Is estimated tina the Two and
,one.half cent levy for state purposee
win yield about 100000 Witch win
sba turned iito The general school lnnd
and retdrnad 10 The various rount|es.
I To make tie general school fund
reach the minimum uf $ID900o the
board Of public works yesterday
transferred to$it from lte state fund
$412,716.O1, which Is about $1,000
more than was Transferred last year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
NEILlRlERj .EEEEgItVE
COURT HOUSE; CENTER OF TRoL,
X ~ SYSTEM lNTERuRRA CARS
Vi MAKE FIVE MINUTE
WAIT.

IsN " i. b
Illie first car over the Jefferson
street switch; from the Warrington
line was operated today. This was a
baggage car.
I Today new order in the operation
Sof the interurban cars became eject
tiye From this time on whenever an
ihterurban car coming from any OF
'the three towns are late the other in
tef ,irbai1 cars viii be held five minutes
90 that passengers that wish TO trans
ster to other points can do So II the
Nfannfngton car Is late the Clarksburg
and FairyIew cars will be held five
minutes for the Mannington car to
get ID. And the same will be true OF
teEl other cars should the Warrington
car je the one to walt or when any
oi chem may be behind the operating
schedule. With a five minute wait
when the cars are late there Will be
mo need for any one to miss his con
iectioh TO any OF the points covered
hy the iiiterurban system. When all
oars are on time there will be no
walt.
Another thing that Is effective today
Ii nat HE AIanndngton cars Will not
stop ans more at Jefferson and jack
sotl street, but will come up the spur
III front OF the court house Wher pass
etigeFs win ahe dlscha hargedE and "a ken
ton. Ihe afrvtewi cars will run up
"a court house instead OF stopp ping
~ Il ~ ~ - Z Al S3,136At anil Main
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
pos7oFFlcE CASE.
Stranger With over.Abundanse Of
Money Orders Is Arrested

PARKERsBuRG, w, Va. July 81
John Kehuler, a stranger and a lougll
looking Individual. was taken into Gus
tody hero this afternon by Lieutenant
Of Police Smith and held pending an
investigation by PostotIice Inspector
I'd /, Allen, Of this city, Inspector
Woltz. ot Tie Cincinnati division who
was spending Sunday here, will also
take lir tite case Kahuler had post
ONCE money orders amounting 70 $3.50
on hIs iberson M hen rched THESE
SIad batl issued K AT Remphis King
aof st! IlciiIs, Ciillieoths and
lofheF POINTS,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
MINERS, HOSPITAL
TWO INJURED MEN ARE ADMIT.
TED TO THAT INSTITUTION.

Tony Demiceto. employed by Con.
tractors Bennett and Talbot at Tun-
Melton, was brought TO tho Miners
hospital last night suffering from an
injured back and brushed leg and
some minor contusions.
FedosIa Rovach, of Grant Town,
who was severely injured In a fall OF
slate was admitted to the Miners hos
pItaI Yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
MIGHT HAlE
BEE sIllQUs
BOY is FINED FOR TANREHlNo
WITH BLOCK SYSTEM IsoF THE
TRACTION coMJAEll

Frank Mazza was fined M nstice
Amos court for tampeflfig with the
block system Of the Ealttuunt and
Clarksburg Traction Company The
boy lives near White Rock No did
not know the danger tiiaf hsEas In In
interfering with The Signals No one
was hurt or he would have bad D SER
ious charge before him. Toslnteriefe
with the operation 0f amy train OF any
street car. The penalty IS aierm IN
the penitentiary. MazEas Intolerance
only amounted to a miBdemeanor but
this on his part was only atrluen tai
and Ii could just as cash sbsen fet
oIy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
WAS TIRED
coLoRED MAN DID NOT CARE TO
HAVE ANOTHER COME TO HIS
HOME IN HIS ABSENCE.

That his home was frequently visit.
cd by a colored man who came In his
absence and left about the time OF his
arrival was the excuse that Second
ward Colored man gave when he was
giving his wife a sound chastisemerlt.
The saualls from the woman brought
together big crowd but none inter
fered with the man that was dealing
out the domestic discipline. After
the punishment had been administer
cd tho colored man left the premises
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
LEAK IN R|VER
WATER MAIN
FLUID is ESCAPING FROM THE
PIPES THAT CROSS THE MON
oNGAHELAi - THIRTY INCHES
GAINED in RESERVOIR.

A leak in the water NAN in the riv-
er has been located. This may pc
responsible for some Of the leakage
from the reservoir. On Saturday
night the reservoir filled thirty inches
during tho. time that the water was
off in the city, Yesterday was hard
day but It is said that there was no
loss In the big pool on top .Of Log
Cabin Hill.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
BEI.EI. BETTER
STATE TAX COMMISSIONER SUE
& ERINNG FROM APPENDICITIS
BETTING ON NICELY.

(jharleston, w Va, Jaly S-Reports
tom the; hospital last night arc to the
eject that Tax Commissioner Fred o.
Biiie. Who was operated on for appen-
aiSltis last night within two hours al
taf iie was suddenly taken III, was
settihg along nicely, and that there
was no Indication OF set back ana
Iioue is expected on account Of his ex-
cellent condition, and the fact that
noi- eStFa ordinary difficulty was en-
cotihtered In removing the. appendix,
fof tile reason that the disease had
nbeRdsaneed far.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
! RIVER GRAFTS busy
MANY PEOPLE SPEND HOT PART
OF YESTERDAY. IN THE WATER,
RALMY BREEZE WAS DELIGHT.

The river was alive with launches
yesterday, II seems to be the only
place near that breeze WINS stirring.
Those that we're able to get on a
launch were fortunate IN getting
cooled off in measure, Never was
there time when the smaller crafts
were put to SO general uses Ns yester.
day. Several people were here from
Pttsburg and spent the day. They
had splendid launch that was one
OF the speedlest crafts seen here for
some time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
ROYAL NEIGHeoRs WILL
CELEBRATE 4TH TOM oRRoW

A special programme for the Fourth
of July will be carried out by tho
Royal NclgSbors of America lodge At
their melting placer Woodmen's hall,
on tomorrow evening, when five can
dldates will be initiated into the mys-
teries OF the order followed with q
tspeclal and elaborate exercises. IT Is
expected that every member will be
present to participate in the pro,
gramine. ..-. %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
NO FRUIT STAND

Mike Dadeo attempted to place g
fruit stand on the corner Of Main and
Madison streets. Mike ran into I a
part OF the police force that instrnets
ga him to- TAX tie stand back whence
II came There was no debating the
psdeost took Il basE h
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
GLlSEl ElR REPA!RS
.MoNoNeAH GLASS PLANT, HAS
REST FOR TWO WEEks--so Il
MEN VISIT OTHER TOWNS.

on Friday night the Monongah
Glass Company's plant shut down Two
weeks for repairs, This plant runs
steadily8only stopping long enough o
repair the tanks II is one OK sthe
fen glass plants that employ men con-
ltinuously the entire year u.
4 During the temp poral!y shut down
soffe 81 fhe men have gone to lleFs
ito@nsitp spend tlie time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

Following the custom cstabl lsh-
IsSd BY the West vlrglnlan since
iEits publication there will hc no
Ispaper on the Fourth Of July ito.
l8morrowl,
The West Vlrginlan wishes all
6fs lie patrons and friends a happy
lday we'll spent with nothing to
to sadden It's celebration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-03
oNMANNINeTo me.

Two men were arres tied Saturday
night on the Falrmont and Mannlns-
ton street car line for drinking on
car. These mgn, were ttrnedoyer to
the officers at Mannington