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little while in tho cm,rsa of d;scu.s;on
on the Agricultural bin to deliver LENGTHY
speeches on subjects close 10 his heart
Somehow or other several Of the Demo
Gratis who are AGAINST the tariff commis-
sion failed TO prasp Senator Heyburu's q
points and asked for further light The
Senator from Idaho. ALWAYS oblipins.
seemed doubly so in this case and he
expanded. emcidated and elaborated his
views. The result was tb.t the Sepat.
was still considering the agricultural,
appropriation bill when IL took a recess
at $40 to q o'c,ock
The performance continued in the
evening with Senate, Hevburp s,;ll hold.
inp the centre os tho q, n 90. bu, no ,va.n,t
nlibusterinu oh M h. was simn,v
discuss;ng the meri,s os this h;o annro-
pr;at;op bi,I
II was abou, IN o.clocL v,hs, tho s.,a,.
finally p.Ssa1 tho n aor;,,,,,,rai - n n,r,nr;.-
tion hin Senator penro.s h,a s,nac,sd
to br;nv IN. nos, ot,,,o an,ronriot;on
hill I'm thsp h,t tho ;psuroarts ;pa;a,a,, nm
consideration or IA. tar;C ,nn,r,;.s;on
nrono,i,;on a. tho ,n,n;.ha,, h,,s;n... ~,
IN. S.nat.
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SEEkS TO SAVE 4 HOMICIDE
Governor OF Minnesota Urges Passage OF
Anti.Capital Punishment Bill.

st. PAUL. March lin spite OF the
demand Of the Leseuer county Grand Jury
that Gov. A. o. Eberhart set the date
for the hanging OF Martin OMalley.
an aged veteran. convicted OF poisoning
his two stepchldren the Governor has
refused.
He is awaiting action by the Legislature
on the anti-capital punishment bill.
which has been pa ssed by the House,
Gov. Eberhart does not believe in hang
ing and has urged legislators to vote
for the McKenaie bill to abolish the death
penalty. Yesterday the bill passed the
house 65 to is He is now bending every
effort to have the Senate pass the bill.
He will then sign the measure and will
have O'Malley committed to the peni-
tentiary for life.
The Governor declares he is not seeking
to save O'Malley's life any more than the
lives OF others who may be convicted
but in view of the fact that O'Malley is u
civil war veteran and 70 years old it il
said that sympathy has something to do
with the insistence of the Governor that
the death penalty be abolishsd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-02
SHOT ~ HOLDlP MEN.
Fast New Yorker and Ilis wife We're Ne.
turning From the Theatre.

Harry veitlein, a salesman, when re-
turning home from the theatre with his
wife. was held up and shot by two men in
front of his home at COS Dimont avenue,
East New York, late last night During
Veitlein's struggle with the two men a
young girl who was passing on the other
, de of the street cried out with alarm and
frightened the holdup men away.
The girl who was Cecilia Roskone OF
New Lots and Sheffield avenues. ran to
the nearest drug store and summoned an
4 apulance from the Bradford street hes
pital. Mr.. veitlein had bullet through
the small of his back His wife. who had
tainted, was carried into her house
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EXTRA SESSION CERTAIN.
TAFT Olives Up Hope Of Passing the Reel.
prOcltS Hlll.

WASHINGTON. March lit was learned
late tonight that President Taft has prac-
tically given up hope OF getting any reci-
procity legislation at this session. He con-
ferred tonight with Senators Crane and
Penrose. end il was acknowledged at the
White House that the outlook was not
favorable. The President will devote
himself from now on to getting everything
in shape for the calling of a special session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-02
seCO.OOo FOR A GAIssBOROUGH ~.
Baron Sackyiile Sells the Portrait Of the
Beautiful Mise 1.inley.

special cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. March 2.-The Times says
that Baron Sackville has sold from his
collection at Knole Gainsborough's pict-
ure OF Miss Linley and her brother
Thomas. one Of the artists most beauti-
full works.
The price paid is not far short Of $500, =
900. The name Of the buyer is not given.
Miss Linley. who married Sheridan. also
sat to REYNOLDS.
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YUCATAN PASSENGERS DROWN.
Boat psets ip Trying to Land Them In =
Heavy Sea at Tuxpam.

TAMPICo. Mexico. March l.--Word was
brought here to-day of the drowning Of
five passengers Of the steamer Yucstan
while they were being transferred by boat
from the vessel to the shore at Tuxpam.
The heavy sea that was running caused
the boat to capsize and five Of the eight
persons which it contained lost their lives.
Among the drowned were Mrs. Filomena
Marayon and Pablo Ramon, both well
known people OF Vera Cruz.
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FINAL STRUGGLE FOR SENATOR.
Montana Legislature viii Vote TIL Some
One Is tIected or Adjournment " Taken.

HELENA, Mon, March THE joint
assembly took five futile ballots to-day
in an effort to elect successor to Senator
Thomas II. Carter and finally adjourned
until noon tomorrow, when the final siege
will begin,
The final ballot resulted; Carter, ~;
Conrad, 20; Walsh, 20; scattering and alb
sent H.
Under an agreement signed by the men,
bers Of the majority psrty, when ballot
until a Senator IL elected or adjournment
sine die il taken,
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HAYTIAN REvOLT SQVELCHED.
President simon HriRgs the News TO the
Capital Great Enthnsiasin.

'NUftWI tu0W UtsV0TtH To Ht SUN'
PORT Az PRINcE, Hayti, March / H..
President Simon, who has been in the
northern section OF the republic at tho
head of troops Quslling the insurrection.
returned here to-day and was received
with great acclaim,
He said that the rebellion had subsidized
and that the affected districts were now
IN Q normal condition.
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MASCAGNI TO SUE AGAIN.
Wants Damages From Rome Exhibition
Committee for lInsunE "Nsobel."

Special Gable Despnfch 10 THE Sun.
RoME. March l.-Mascagni will sue the
exhibition committee for its refusal to
allow the production Of his opera"Ysobel"
at the Constanzi Theatre here. He will
claim damages.
He contends that Mayor Nathana for
NAL offer to produce the opera there was
equivalent to contract.
The committee blames the Mayor and
Mascagni for the failure OF the negotia-
tions.
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x2J.OW MAIL ROBBERY.
Gold and Registered Letters Taken on
voyage From skaGway to Vancouver.

VANCOUVER, B. c.. MAroh THE dis
appearance Of money and gold from the
registered mail on the steamer Princess
Beatrice was reported on the arrival
of that vessel from Alaska to-day. I'm
official estimates place the loss at S2s. 600.
The Beatrice left Skagway, Alaska a,
last Thursday night. The mail WAS
plundered on the voyage.
Post office officials declared only one
sack OF mail is missing
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Vets Win In Indiana Towns.

ArTiCA, Ind. March I,-Thls oily
Veedersburg and Covington. the three
cities of Fountain county. voted under
the new local option law to-day. The
county voted dry two years ago by zoos
votes. The count of votes tonight
shows that Veedersburg was the only
one voting dry and that by only 81 This
city went wet by 80 and Covington wet
by 40
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DEwES'S AMERICAN WINE HOUSE
Only half block east Of Fulton 81, Sub. station
H. r. DFWfY & SONS CO, i3s Fulton 81. ",
Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-02

ESQ NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
March 10 to April 10. Lehigh AileI II. R.-AsS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-02

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER
soc, Dol case VI o glass stoppered bottles Ads.
The evening world., 1911-04-18
Reduced Fac-Simile

Tor Indigestion and biliousness are purely veg
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do not grippe OF leave any bad after effects.
25 cents a package,
II you have never tried Warmers Safe
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win send you . sample bottle. together with
q sample Of Warmers Safe Pills, free Of charge.
AZ we ask is that you mention the New York
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Ca. Rochester. n. Y.
The evening world., 1911-04-18

~ a custom bootmaker. The couple live
In apartments at No. 1i5 Lexington
avenue. Dodson made a charge OF at
tempted suicide against the woman. and
IL was stated that she would be re-
moved later to Bellevue.
At the apartment house Il was learned
that Mrs. Oliver had been in poor health
for n long time. She also suffered from
failing eyesight and wore thick colored
glasses. She has been In the habit. so
the neighbors say. of taking long walks
in the park every fair morning. and some
OF them thought that because of her bad
vision she might have walked INTO tn,
aka accidentally.
The evening world., 1911-04-18
BROADWAY HOTEL
GUESTS
|NCEND|ARy BLAZE
Given Fright by Fire in Six
Story Loft Building on
Mercer Street.


-n, -
o''''""s ~ NJ ~h "er'ef s"
w "re a, an early hour 'o-uay was "n'
covered by a prompt investigation con
quoted ny Fire Marshal Beers Tn
Mercer street building Is directly across
the street from the rear OF the Broad
way Central Hotel.
r,. a.. 90. ,..,os.s 3, .xno
u.- -. AZ.
g. -
e'S j" inc ho'e'' mo "rS' "re"en
10 reach the scene noted a strong smell
OF benzins. They found W empty
bensine cans in the Railways on the
second ana third floors and a third can.
sn,sv. o,,.,a. M. ,,,id,,g
49,, 49, 60 -, -.
~ -
v" "e'"on "afu o""seu "oout S''''
dafnese II was smothered In a hurry
when the water was turned on. SO pal
pablo was the incendiary feature that
the F,re Marshal had an investigation
una~ wav ua.n,, .,x ao,r.
~. .,
-
DeerS' ihe o"y OUTSIDERS @Fowed IN
the once or the Marshal during the
Investigation were two Central ONCE
detectives. After half q dozen witne sses
had been examined one OF the Central
omca mo, brrr,.a 49, nrou,man,,
:.
4o' "'aAH"s a." "rrest'
i"o eApiosioh plew Out al the WIN
dowe IN the front OF the loft building.
Poiioe Captain Henry or the Mercer
The evening world., 1911-04-18

500 90 value. Brus-
sells Rugs. Asplen-
did rug both in
looks and service.
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Restored 10 Health
and STRENGTH

Suffered all Spring and Summer
with bladder trouble. Cured In a
short time by
WARMERS SAFE CURE
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$1,000 value. Tap
estry Rugs. Extra
heavy q y.
splendid designs.
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PARTIALLY BLIND
WOMAN WALKS
INTO PARK LAKE

Peter CLOSER OF No. 7s1 Third ave-
Ia and Louis Rossctt OF No. AS East
Fifty-sixth street. walters. were pull
ing a rowboat about the large lake in
Central Park this morning about 10
O'Clock. when, according to their ac-
counts. a middle-agcd woman dressed
The evening world., 1911-04-18
SAYS HIS W|FE'S
I MOTHER CALLED
HIM old DEVIL
you'll See Him Riding Around
With Third Wife Yet"
hnkins Says She Wrote.
Especial 10 The Evening World

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y. April 49,
Whom the trial of separation suit
brought by Mrs. Tuna Junkins against
her husband. Sidney Il. Junkins, vice.
president OF a bdg New York engineer
ing company. was resumed to-day be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Mo~rschauser
The evening world., 1911-04-18
Suicide by InhaNng Gas.

Gottlieb Schwager. ffty years old. a
stone cutter, committed suicide to-day
at. his home at No. 1873 Rosedale
avenue. Bronx, by inhaling gas through
n tube
The evening world., 1911-04-18

Still another Of the thousands Of testimonials
we are constantly receiving and which are Of
vital Importance to every one suffering with
bladdef or kidney troubles.
II vas not well all Spring and Summer
from Kidney and bladder trouble caused from
overwsrk and a sprained back. | became SO
bad Ipassed bloody urine. took three or
four BOTTLES Of Warmers Safe Cure. and was
cured IN a short time. ] am now healthy and
strong and able to do all my work. sin.
The evening world., 1911-04-18

eerely recommend
others to iIse this
valuable ,emedy and
find a speedy relief as
! did, John <.
Bowels. Clearwater.
Neb.
Warner. Safe
Cure 10 made from
the fresh Juices Of
plants and medicinal
roots gathered al the
propef season in vari-
Gus quarters Of the
globe. Men skilled
in pharmacy and
ehemistIy compound
it.. Put up in Soc.
and 81 sizes and
sold by druggists
everywhere.
Vayner's SafePills
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NATIONAL. Highways.

across the continent they viii pas.
through nearly all the States west q
the Mississippi river and all Of them
north Of the Ohio river except Mich
igan. s..i5 rs
Prcbablyyth most important of the
three roads Is that passing through
West Virginia into Ohio and Indiana
and on to Chicago Eromithere It VIII
extend through wisconsin Minnesota
the two Dakotas Montana, Idaho and
washington. The terminus VIII bea.
Seattle on Puget Sound
The central, route willlfun a little
south eeIipg VA sbnt
.through WEI virginia ana 5wili cross
Illinois Ohioand lndians.i VIM pass
Through 81 Ionis and KANSAS CITY and
"a d Denver. Utan, Nevada nna
California viii be- CROSSED Iowa Ne
braska and Wyoming will Ne missed
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This inc Of road viii have It's termll
nus al San Francisco.
One more road is planned. This 3
to run south from Washington through
The lower edge OF West Virginia and
e part Of KENTUCKY into Tennessee. II
win cross the last named State dag
onalIy passing through Memphis inss
Alabama, Little Rock Will be bi-
ected. ii viii Oklahoma the Pan.
handle d Texas. Arisona ana New
Mexico. This road VIM come 70 ~
end III san Diego, in lower California
NOBODY understands the MAGNITUDE
81 his road building phi Incre tfisil
lougiiIy than does Senator cIllom md
ne wished heartily that he had adysp.
Gated it ten years a hen he, was
Younger and more active,
COY eflmslt money has been eS-
pended II d pointed ont ct finance
failroads, 10 deepen rivers and dredgn
out harbors Government money has
been used ,to subsidize steamship lines
q foster commerce and dig canals.
Therefors the people u; Who want good
#nI,nblie roads cannot see Why some Of
II cannot e applied on d system 81
npblic highways for the whole coun,
try. II
Then congress viii be told that II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-21
boy BREAKS DOWN
when 5GAsE IS CALLED
M0RpERER. oFsoLp MAN HAS TO
BE SUPPORTED BY GUARos-HE
WEPT BITTERLY.
(By United Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 21,-Paul Geidel,
Esighteen years old, the Hartford.
Conn, bel boy accused Of the murder
Eof{aged William IL. jackson at the
Hotel Irlquois on July 26, when placed
on trial by the State to-day collapsed.
He wept bitterly and had to be sup.
ported by the guards. District Attor.
IRey Whitman Is prosecuting the case.
Attorney Gray is for Geidel, The de.
tense asked adjournment becouse Of
an important witness.
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they will spend two weeks on wed.
ding trip through Michigan and Can

they will spend two weeks on a wed.
ding trip through Michigan and Can
ada. M
Mrs. Hills is we'll known and popu.
lar among the young people Of the
city. She was a student in the school
of music for some time. Mr.. Ellis is
general manager OF the Pittsburg dis.
|triet Of the Western Electric company
and is well known in Morgantown.
He installed the new Bell telephone
exchange here several months ago.
Tennis Tournament.
This morning at the. Country Club
in Parkersburg the Fifth annual State
Tennis tournament opened with a
large number Of players present
The drawings took place. at eight
o'clock this morning with the follow.
ing Fafrmonters present. Messrs.
Everett Drennen, ]. o, Watson.
Sweeney Fleming, Jack colborn and
Frank Raymond. Mr.. Drennen holds
the State Championship and will con
test with the winner of the tourns
ment in singles. Mr.. bremen and J..
o. Watson hold the championship in
doubles which will also be contested
at the close of the tournament.
On Wednesday night a dance at
the. Country Club will be given in
honor OF the visitors.
t'.s = =
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SPGRSONALSz
~. PEOPLE
as THEY &C ftE AND. co

Mrs. Arnett! who had been the CUES
Of relatives in this city and Farming
ton, returned to her home in Buck
harmon yesterday.
Miss Lola Nay Ct Clarksburg, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Nay.
Mr., aaajJ Mrs, Jess staggerss o.
clarksburg, spent Sunday in the city
EtRe ggestA 9bVthe formers mother
iMYs tL!aaEay staggers, on Pierpont ave
nue.. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, Of Wheel,
ing. spent Sunday in the city the
guests of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Reed, on Barney street,
Mrs. G. e. Mccray, Jr, and son,
Vernon, have returned from Atlantic
Cltyfwhere they had spent two weeks.
Miss Gertrude, Miller, who accompa.
MED them, remained until next week.
Mr.. and and Mrs. Ms Gail Fishback and
children have returned from Glen
vile Where they had been the guests
Of relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Evans, Of Grafton,
spent Sunday in the city with her
brothers, Messrs. G. w. and Clark
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cunningham
spent Sunday in Barrackville with
Miss Georgia Straight. Miss Straight
left this morning for Parkersburg to
visit relatives.
Miss Nancy Hannah, who. had been
the guest Of Miss Mary Margaret Tai,
bolt, returned to her home in Rowles-
burg this morning.
Mrs. t. W. Boydston went to
Moundsyille today to spend several
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Morris, form
erly Of this city now of Seattle, Wash
ington, are the guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Norris,
on Coleman avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Williamson re.
turned Saturday evening from Aurora,
Preston county where they had spent
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Welton went to
Aurora last week where they will
remain for two weeks.
Mrs. Mlnor Durham of Morgantows,
is spending a week with relatives in
the city. Mr., Durham spent Sunday
here,
Miss Mildred Pickett, who has been
in tho city the past month with rela,
tiyes, leaves on Friday for PheonIxs
Arizona.
Miss Beulah Parker, Of Morgantown
is the guest Of Miss Esta Crowl,
Miss Jennie Fleming today began
the erection ora four story brick flat
near the corner Of FNalrmont avenue
and Third street, The building. will
be q handsome one when completed,
Mr. viii p. Watkins viii superin.
tend the construction Of the building
and the F. P, Kelley Lumber Co. win
furnish the material
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-21
ATNl0lFuEs ll4
MILES in STRETCH.
FROM BUFFALO 10 EYoNss NJ. ";
WAS JOURNEY SUNDAY MADE
WITHOUT a SINGLE STOP
SPEED EXCEEDS THSr OF AN
EXPRESS TRAIN.

i v i. ii = : y
LYONS; N. Y, Aug. 21.zNlRe hun
dred and thirty miles from. bis starting
point, Harry N. Atwood, the youne
Boston aviator, who is fast approach
ing the worlds long distance record
in his flight from ST fiLE6 9pls sttq New
York. landed in field in ItE yesteg
day afternoon, after flying l ~ mites.
Iron Buffalo, without stop. n,
Ascending in Buffalo at $40 p. m,
Atwood, who has flown seven. days
without a mishap, circled to a high al.
dtude, turned eastward and, hit by a
brisk wind from the west, shot over
towns and villages at a speed which
kept railroad telegraph operators busy
reporting his,progress. He alghted in
Lyons at 5:S1 p. M, having covered
The 1O4 miles in exactly 2 hours and
Iii minutes. In one instance he wens
iour miles in three minutes, and on
reaching Rochester, 60 miles from
Buffalo. he went around the outskirts
| Of the city 50 fast that people stand
ling on Office buildings could not get
more than a glimpse Of him.
A train which left Buffalo at ex;
actly the same time that Atwood did,
Iran in sight Of the aeroplane almost
all the way to Rochester. but arrived
there Is minutes after the aviator had
passed around the city and had disap,
peared in the east. The train, how.
aver, had made a stop en- route.
Atwood is now 1856 miles from New
York, or almost three.fourths Of his
l,s65.mile flight, BY Tuesday night
lie hopes to- reach Albany, and on
"Wednesday. In a one.day flight down.
the Hudson river, he expects to break
the worlds record for distance, and
finish the trip, landing at coney Island
I'm New York. OF the $50 miles al.
ready covered, he has been in the air
actually 10 hours and 5s mlnutes.
Atwood will have broken the worlds
llong dltance record when he flies
along the Hudson, south Of Albany, az
| a point between Greendale and Rhine.
Icllf, AT Greendale ne will have
flown t,777 miles, or Just 10 miles
more than the present record Of 1854
miles. won by European aeroHats IN
flights over Germany. His flying time,
line expects, WILDE ten days, as com.
pared to thirty'days taken by the pres
lent record holders. at the finish the
Bostonian In distance viii have brok-
tenthe worlds record by 101 miles,
1.-THE strangest feature Of my trip,
To-day" said. Atwood, was that ]
Iran into clouds Of dust. Not far out.
from Bufalo 1 found the air even at 81
greater altitude, filed with fine grains
Iotssnd. Isterredsinto all directions.
||hishS ana low, 70 avoid 1t, but 4 was
not until I reached Batavia That II
Hound me Salr tiaei Year RochesteF j
.dscited not to tiyspYer tihe clty, bu
tpsgo around II AS he smoke Here
appeared from 4 distance 10 BE- lIiseiy
to confuse met
Awood'H Flight today viii be TO
sylaeuae and ulIea. with alops al
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each OF these cities and a posslble DE.
tour 70 Auburn. ss
Soon after he returns TO Boston AT.
wood said he would prepare for j
trans; continental flight this Autumn
probably from Los Angeles TO New
York. He said he thought he could
make the $500 miles in 15Siays, TAX:
ing d, southern course to ST Louis and
coming northby way Of Cincinnati to
New York State.
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Motored to WaynesburgJ.

Mr.: A. L. Lehman and daughter,
Miss Margaret and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
q Hunt motored to Waynesburg, Pa.
yesterday in the Lehman car and
spent sshe day with relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-21
AldmInIs.rater. gaIa s.0ss oetIasataa

Notice Is hereby given that z VII
offer for sale at public auction at the.
front door Of the court house 81 Ma.
rlon county ate O'clock p. m: on Sat
urday, september 8. the following de;
-scribed personal property Of the late
]. p. Ashcraft::
Two I'VE hundred (s500.l first mort.
gage 6. per cent. gold bonds Of the
iFairmont Wholesale District Improve
ment Company and three five hundred.
(s5OO) 9 per cent. gold bonds OF the
Monongahela Industrial Company.
+. M. Ashcratt. Admir-, ]. ?. Ash.
craft, deceased. s!1s.1m
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Motoring Home.

.gNfr. and Mfs- T,Scourtney who have
been visiting relatives in Cleveland,
6biS and sscinlty51eft Cleveland Sat,
qEday in tlelr Winton Six for this
city accompanied by Mr., and Mrs.
Paul Martin, OF that place who will
be their guests here.