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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
3. & 0. EARNINGS EARNINGS
IND EXPENSES
MANAGEMENT SHOWS AN IN.
CREASE OF stS2,os2 IN QUARTER
JUST ENDED.

The Baltimore. and Ohio Railroad
Company's statemnt Of earnings and
expenses Exclusive Of outside opera.
tions) for tho month of September.
1911. as compared with September.
1910. shows gross earnings. 1911. SS.-
279,3O1: 1910. s2,i17.S35; decrease.
s13S,53i. Expenses. 1911. s5.45i .O2S;
1910, $5.611.Gi5: decrease. Sl5GG19.
Net earnings. 1911, s2.S25.275; 1910.
S2.SQI 100; increase. SlS.0S5.
For three months of the fiscal year
as compared with the corresponding
period of 1910, the statement shows
gross earnings. 1911. S23,9S0,972;
1910, s24,515.627; decrease. SG2l,G55.
Expenses. 1911. $1G.Ol1.799; 1910. SIG .
76S.546: decrease. S756.747. Net earn.
inss, 1911. s7.s7a,173; 1910, s7,747.oS1;
increase, S132,O92.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
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PITTSBURG. Oct. 26-All arrange.
ments haye ;beenc completed for the
mqnster gathering of2miners here on
ruesday, October 81, Gto attend the
|lgredt ,natlonal mine safety demonstra.
ti6h, which lis to be held under the
auspices OF the bureau of mines, the
American Red Cross and the Pitts.
burgh Coal Operators Association
Tickets Of. admission have been given
out already to nearly 10000 miners,
and 1t Is expected that when President
Taft presents. the trophies to the win.
ming first aid teams from the various
collier'es at Forbes field, Pittsburgh
Will witness the greatest assemblage
OF miners ever gathered together in
the world.
Under the stimulus OF the bureau
OF mines and the American Red Cross
the miners at the different important
mines Throughout the country have
been forming volunteer corps for the
aid and rescue OF their fellow miners
In times OF emergency. Fifty OF these
teams. all ofiwhich have been in
training for weeks, are coming to par
ticipate in this great national humani.
tartan tournament.
J., Many States Represented
In addition to the big gathering OF
miners, there will be present 5000
mine owners, operators, mining en-.
slneers. fuel experts and physicians
from almost every state In the union
where there is mining. Three hun.
dred physicians. all OF them deeply
Interested in the Observation-Disclosures.
ed movement have slgnihed that they
Will be present.
The miners. operators and engi.
neers will reach Pittsburg the morn.
Ing of October 30 and will participate
In program especially prepared for
their benefit. 5fg
In the afternoon, at the experiment.
al mine of the bureau at Bruceton.
Pa, twelve miles from Pittsburgh,
VIII occur the most dramatic spectacle
OF the entire meeting. A coal mine
Will be blown up.
In addition to President Taft, the
distinguished guests will include Sec.
retary OF the Interior Walter Fisher,
Governors Tener, OF Pennsylvania;
Harmon. OF Ohio; Glasscock OF West
Virginia, and half dozen other gov.
ernors and many foreign mining ex.
perts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
OPERATE FOUR
SPECIAL TRAINS
HUNDREDS OF VISITORS EXPECT.
r. Eo3To WHEELING HALLOWEEN
! r CELEBRATION.

THE passenger department ,of the
D. & Q. has arranged f5r operating
four special trains on the night, OF DC.
tober 81 on account Of hcIWTecling
Halloween celebration. Three OF the
four trains are 10 be run out of the
city and the fourth one in and out. All
OF the trains will depart about mid
night.
B-They will bemGioperatcd from
Wheeling to Sistersville, Wheeling TO
Falrmont, Bridgeport to St. Clairs.
Sille!; The sfourth train will be run
from Barncsvillc to this city and re.
turn. The passenger department
will at once take up the work of ad.
vcrtlsing the special train service in
the territory through which the trains
will pass.
Extra equipment will be added to
all the inbound trains OIL Tuesday. af.
fording accommodation for bringing
the visitors into the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
RECOVERING.

Miss Ida Abbott who has been q
patient at Cook hospital is somewhat
improved and will probably be taken
to her home on High street. the lattetr
part OF the week. The many friends
of Miss Abbott will be glad to learn
that She has SO far recovered as to
be able TO leave the hospital.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
WORK RRoeREsslNe

Work on the depot for the Clarks.
burg Traction Company at First street
is progressing nicely now. The 'exca.
cation work is about completed and
the foundation Is being made for the
superstructure.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
Ri|GHES0I|INi...T|'[|:.L|LSji | I II:
.H|SFAIHER THAT
HE: H: {: lS.|NN0CEN.7:' ! \ |: ! NJ
AGED PARENT HAS "A LONG CON.
FERENCE WITH ACCUSED SON.
RELATIVES MEET. 4
DRAMATIC MEETING OF TW0..
LEFT THE PRISON IN A CLOSED
cARRIAGE-ls STOPPING AT ED.
MANDs HOME. - y

BOSTON, Oct 2G-Col. Thomas
Varland Rlchason, OF Ambert. Va.
visited In Charles street jail yesterday
his youngest son, the Rev. Clarence
VT. Richeson, who is accused OF the
murder Of Avis Linnell, his one-time
tiancee. Since the young man left
his Virginia home. seven years ago
to enter the Baptist ministry, his
father thad not seen him until today
and the meeting was dramatic, in
the first words OF greeting, even be
fore he had cIusped hands with his
father through the bars of his cell
door, the clergyman exclaimed:
Father am innocent,
The veteran confederate soldier
who has all along expressed belief in
his sons innocence, was visibly af.
fected. He grasped the bars for sup
port, while he answered only:
"My boy! My boy!"> For more
than an hour father and son conver.
sed and Col. Richeson then left thu
jail as he came. in a closed carriage,
and was driven Immediately to the
home in Brookline OF Moses Edmands,
father of Miss Violet Edmands, to
whom the clergyman was to be mar.
ried. - ..ff
Richesonj Relatives Meet. nlu
ltiwas reported that a family 70.
union, was to be held at the Edmands
home tonight, at which would be
present also Miss Lille V. Richeson,
OF Saranac Lake, N. Y, q sister and
Douglas sR!c'lcson or chicago, il broth
or OF the minister All are in the city
to aid in the clergymans fight for ac-
quital. al. ~. ~.
The exhucatonmietaoiWhen IN ther
The eHhumatlonl yesterday OF the
body Of Miss Linnelliprecipitatcd the
iirstn court .elasllb between attorneys
Tor the. prosecution and for the de.
Tense. It was the government which
scored, forr Judge Murray, In munici.
pal court yesterday. ruled against the
petition of Attorney Dunbar, that the
defense be present at second autop.
sy.
May Be New Poison.
The body was subjected TO an ex.
animation by Medical Examiner
Timothy Leary early today, ollowing
which, District Attorney Pelletier
issued statement. declaring that no
poison receptacle was found buried
with the body. lie also suggested
the possibility that another poison as
Well as cyanide of potassium had been
used.
AT the conclusion of the medical cx.
aminers' investigation. the coffin was
forwarded to Hyannis and reburied.
The Suffolk county grand Jury viii!
consider the governments evidence
at special session tomorrow. Sum.
monses were issued today for all the
OF the Linncll family, Wi.
liam a. Hahn. the Newton druggist
who told the police that Mr.. Richeson
mad purchased cyanide of potassium
from him and Frank II. Carter, in
whose home Mr.. Rlcheson's apart.
ments were located.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26

zelma, the famous Palmlst. can be
seen for the next few days at the Ken
yon Hotel on Madison, st. Hours from
4 Ga. m. to,9 p. m. Satisfaction guar.
!anteed. Ia; Ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
| ..P||'l|''|T|'!C|:.HER|8CO0|NBS ! ] [: !
SERIOUSLY ! Ill
FELL 8 SUSTAINING INTERNAL IN.
RlEs'a ~ OPERATION is NOT
NECESSARY.

AZ -. liL.tL RN ,ChIfrd Prrssl I
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 26.-Coombs
sls seriously III at his home today sui.
safering With internal injuries. Three
doctors are. present. Z
in the sixth inning yesterday, his
eleats. Caught In, the hole in the pitch.
ESerss box when he delivered ball. He
fell with aiterriflc jar.
He suffered intense pain especially
sinAhis rlghtfside which continued un.
stilfthe tenth. e
Trainer Chadwick after all cxamina.
sdon$advlsed him TO quit Doctors say
an soperatlon3l 3lsPnot necessary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
RIVER SPORTS
COOL WAVE HAS BROUGHT A
CLOSE TO THE MOTORING ON
THE RIVER.

Nearly all of the boats that were in
the river have been taken from the
stream. The cold weather has made
It almost impossible for persons lov.
ing motoring or rowing on the river
to stand the chilling breeze TO be en-.
countercd in taking an outing on the
river E-H.'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
Notice to Tax Payers

Notice is hereby given that the
taxes for the city Of Falrmont are now
ready for collection: A discount OF
2h per cent, VIII be allowed for 80
days from October 10, 1911. IS
4. B. HENDERSON, Il
z Collector City OF Falrmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26

Mrs. H:SW Fleming has returned to
her; home In Monongalla county, after
a a.sereral days visit with her sister,
Mrs Smith. Hood. q 81 " I. ss;SI;|S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-26
'TRlP|0:|.L|. ! D ANNEXED
ITALY NOTIFIES POWERS THAT
n 9 IRicAN PROVINCE is HERS. S

III ONE, Italy, Oct. s6.-Formally nc.
tilted powers today, annexation Trl.
poll. 4,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30
RICHARDSON WILL
 ASK ABOUT TROOPS

Huntsville, March -(Special)-Con- gressman William Richardson departed last night for Washington to attend the extra session of Congress. q am re- turning to attend the extra session with buoyant hopes of the successful work of our party he said. Ut is a truism that the two controlling parties of this coun- try cannot be disorganized and torn and severad by factions at the same time. The republican party is now in the throes of dismemberment, and is practically helpless. Errors and blunders we make in the extra session of Congress, if we make any, may revive the republicans.
 We certainly will take up the tariff, but we have learned something in our adversities and follies in the last 12 years and will utilize and profit from our ex- periences.
 We ought to revise downward the Payne tariff law. The leading sehed- ules notoriousy bolstered for the bene- fit of the special particular intersts. ought to be prudently and cautiously cut down, such as wooen and cotton cloths. together with such schedules as concern the interests of wage-earners.
 I would take up such schedules, to- gether with the schedules on farming inn plements and do the work prudently but we'll l can make no prediction as to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30

inal court is that of the state against Rev. Tom Sansom. The work of selecting jury is now in progress. Sansom is accused of murder in the second degree for the killing of Ike Mccartney. The dead man is nephew of the accused and the killing created a sensation at the time. Both men were highly respected in their neighborhood and bore the best of regulations, excepting that young Mo Carthey occasionally became intoxicated. During one of his trunks he went to the home of his uncle and threatened to kill every member of the family and as result was killed himself. The defense will no doubt plead justification.
 President Milton H. Smith of the Louis vile and Nashville railroad passed through the city this morning. He was accompanied by the president of the Coast Line railroad and body of high officials of the Louisville and Nashville. President Smith had been making an in- spection of the properties of his com rany in Georgia and came here from Gainesville. The party stopped off here and made an inspection of the new un- ion depot and the grounds and it is un- derstood that these will soon be very much improved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30

tcn take Tablets Tropeptine; pink after breakfast white after dinner blue after supper Also take is bowels Fl Ext. Mandrake 3 drams. Aromatic "Fi F ss,,a ascara % o.. Comp Essence Cardio oz Aromatic After three alternate and take the following as ynp rSUqI tonls sS%pr0, the the crsu.ton Comp Comp. l OF. tnot Cardalnon).
 This of treatment should be continued until
 Excessive precipitation under the arms can teaspoonful of Antiseptic yilane Powder; but. to daily and keep the bows eisns active he en15s Ts precipitation should not be checked altogether
 Mrs F. F.--Your stomach trouble Is due to an saSsss so,,s sns sI acid causing much mbns Take Tablets opspns s's, m esans per scd fruits sompsnyins @ pa sealed package Also take ii teaspoon take Tss'T sapsers sfss each 1up meal sealed tubes. Never taks substitute for anytb,na no prescribe my 's Rose:nI do not know the formula you refer to. i"s Sn Ssn.s. a. for s hail @ t nafs m SIX nnis sa1ns d Of coffee boil
 Strain aS st Sod Sy s Sns Ssr oyres scs of xsne Powder shake odor Of coffee is lost by long boiling '1 '''''' ine
 Mabsl;--use same treatment Is Anna E."
 Skin Trouble: Many Of the greatest slan sp.c,,.ts prescribe in various formula. the following for s.ub 6sn 6 Of s;'s. sscss.. To n snd y may De lowing buy 12 dram p.cksss of rose kay ioin in s o:n. o .n rsfs S sist mix csIboiic acid 50 drops. cErlne ointment and .fT' % in ss posa s aSs loin When mixed in this manner you a.yo.d sub parts with esss soap aud ssp tho m.uss 1s' twice aes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30
RESTORATIVE TREATMENT FOR NERVOUS MEN

Coming from a source of un- questioned authority on the ail ments of men 1t Is presumed to be infallible. while the. profession generally endorse the ingredients and prescribe them in many diff ferent forms of various diseases. The following formula is highly efficient in quickly restoring in nervous exhaustion. melancholia, anxiety, timidity in venturing. dizziness, heart palpitation, trembling limbs, insomnia. thin ness, cold eXtremities. tired all in feeling and general inability to do those natural and rational acts upon which depends a mans success and happiness in social and every day life.
 The instructions for mixing at home secretly so that no embar- lows: First get three ounces of syrup sarsaparilla compound and one ounce compound fluid balm wort; mix and let stand two hours. Then add one ounce com pound essence cardiol and one ounce tincture ,cadomene com pound (not cardamom). and mix all together. The directions are to take one teaspoonful after each meal and one when retiring. until bounding health and full strength are restored. Even a few weeks will witness most wonderful results.
 Astonishing nervous force and equilibrium follow the treatment. no matter how serious the case.
 This contains no opiates what ever and may also be used by women who suffer with their nerves with. absolute certainty of prompt and lasting benefits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30
CHARGE GLUCOSE TRUST
Unique Case Up for Consideration in
 Montgomery

Montgomery. March 29-Whether or not the Corn Products Refining com pany, the Corn Products company and the Corn Products Manufacturing com pany, corporations organized under the laws of New Jersey, have formed trust for the control of the glucose trade of the United States and in violation of the antitrust laws. is a question that is be- fore Judge Gaston Gunter of the city court today in the case of the Corn Pro Gucts Refining company against Drey- fus Bros, candy manufacturers, and the Southern Syrup company and the Ala bama Georgia Syrup company of Mont- gomery.
 The Corn Products Refining company entered suit against the Montgomery con- cerns for about $4000 alleged to be due on contracts for glucose. The defendants have come back with interrogatories pro bounded 10 the plaintiff which. is an swered. they aver will prove that the glucose manufacturers are a monopoly in restraint of trade and therefore operat- ing illegally, making their contracts void.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30
CLAUDE CHANEY IS
 GIVEN 30 YEARS The Jury Finally Brings in Verdict-MiltOn Smith
 Inspects Depot

Cadsden, March --(SpeciaD-After de- lberating for approximately 24 hours the jury in the Claude Clancy case brought in verdict this morning at Il o'clock. finding the defendant guilty of man slaughter and fixing his punishment at 50 years in the penitentary. On the first vote the jury stood three for the death penalty, six for manslaughter and three for acquittal. Eleven of the members soon agreed on a verdict of mansaught- CT, but one held out until nearly noon today in the hope of securing an ae- quittaL The verdict is generally regard ed as a just one and the people are sat isfied. The defense will probably make an effort to secure a new trial or else take an appeal in the hope of securing reversal.
 Fire at 1 o'clock today destroyed res idence on South Fourth street, belonging to Mrs. Kate Belenger. The place Was occupied by W. D. Pinckard, member of the mercantile firm of Pinckard & Lay The loss of about 5000 was com plete. yary little of the household goods were saved
 - The Queen City guards held dress parade on the streets tonight and made fine showing. In the absence of Capt. Robert Campbell Lieut.. Kirby Smith las command of the company and is taking keen interest in getting the loys ready for the annual inspection which IS to take place on April g.
 The next case to be tried by the crim-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30

Try it. and If 1t gives relief ycu can rest as TOUT case. as it has in many others:
 oil Eucalyptus 1 dram. Terebene' l draui Es- sence Mentho Laxene 1-2 ozs Gycerlne. pure s ozs. Mix shake the bottle and take a teaspoon f,I every hour or two during attacks. and doses daily at ether times Grace NJ Your distress is due to complication 6 ills due in great measure to poor circulation which affects the delicate organs of causing the usual abnormal symptems of pain. gripping. head ache and in the chest and under the shoulder bades.. Your weight is 20 pounds below normal and Tour blood is in poor condition. Have this prescrp- lion filled and use regularly for several months
 virburnum rrunifolium cz Tinctrre. Cadomenc Comp 1 o& Ccmp. Syrup Hyphosphes ozs. Mix end take ecsponful every three hours during the fay. followed by glass of water
 Also obtain s-0rain HypoNuclane Tabsts and take as per directions cccopanyins sealsd package
 Bsscouraged Mechanic The trouble with your feet will require long course of treatment to cor treatment will do t. This also will relieve and tired, aching sweaty and icalloused feet as 1t is q local tonic stiinusnt to the muscles llgaments and cells. To gallon of hot water add teaspoon-
 s hs feet w to @ minute. sscs night Then bathe the feot ilr cold water and dry.
 E7s.nnns E:--Your acute indigestion. accompanied 61el assiilatton constsnt absorption of pcisons which should have been eliminated You must fiist ru5ulate your diet Discontinue coffee and tea. Omit n5f ainost entircy; also starctef such as fresh sas V ihsa your aSsliis craves Tor tho indissst IF t. V -- --s'7--'- sf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30

~~~~~.~-~>~~---S~~-~~~-~- Gocal Legislation). S. 453. 'To prohibit the sale, giving away or otherwise dis posing of sprituous, vinous and malt li- ouors or intoxicating bitters or bever- ages in Lawrence county, Alabama, eX- oept wine for sacramental purposes. Passed. 15 to s.
 By Mr Sloan (Judiciary). s. 346 ''To permit the husband. or wife to testify for each other in all criminal cases. Passed, IA to A.
 S. 4l2. To authorize certain incorpora L. ed educational institutions or societies, engaged in teaching and instructing in what is commonly known as professional or trained nursing. to issue to it's grad rates diplomas and certificates of profi- ciency, and to confer the degree ol Graduate Nurse.' Passed, IS to O. By MT. Sprott (Notice and proof (Re- vision of Laws). S. 449 ITO repeal ar act to prohibit and punish unla wfully and knowingly permitting live stock to run at large in stock law districts or ter ritory in which such stock are prohibit ed to run at large, approved Aug. 19 1909 so far as the same relates to Sum- ter county" Passed IS to o. By MT. Morrow (Revsion of Laws). s 4i4 ITO regulate the inspection and use of illuminants in mines in the state of Alabama, and sales of illuminants for the use in mines" Passed. IS to O. | By MT. Sprott tWith substitute) tCom-
 mcrce and common carriers). S. 32l To appropriate the two and three per cent | funds in the treasury of Alabama tc 1 the Alabama, Tennessee and Northern
 Railroad company.
 | By Mir. Walden tCorporations). s. 4O0 | To provide for the disposition of the 1 property of educational corporations | whose stockholders are unknown or
 where the amount or number of shares l is unknown.
 | By Mir Screws (Fees and Salares)
 | S. 405. To amend Section 5970 of the code
 of Alabama, providing for an increase
 | in the salary of clerks in the supreme | court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30
Ship's Captain Killed

Newport News, Va, March 29-Hurled by giant wave during storm off the Grand Banks down a companion- way and instantly killed was the fate of Captain Christen Pedersen of the Danish steamer Dronning Olga, bound for New Orleans which arrived here. The ship left Gothanourg, February D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30
SMITH BILL ONCE
 MORE IN SENATE Was Recalled to Have Some Errors Corrected TAKEN AS A THREAT Birmingham Inferior Court Bills Are Passed-A New School at Rag
 land-Other Work in
 the Senate
BIRMINGHAM BILL
 IS HAVING TROUBLE

t Montgomery, March 29-(SpeciaD } One of the errors in the Smith l- regulation bill which is desired
 } to be corrected by Senator Nor } row applies only to the city of
 p Birmingham. Under the bill as it
 , passed the house. of representa- } tives, the measure provided that t two members of the excise. com
 } mission should live in the city of } Birmingham, and one outside the } city limits. An amendment which
 was tagged on to the measure pro- > vided that the municipal govern
 } ment commissioners should act > as the excise commission. This , conflict in residence had to be cor
 ], rected in order that the bill might
 } be constitutional.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30

FOR SALE-S1OOO.O0 worth of Heath & Milligan's best prepared paints to be closed out at once. House paint, S1.5O per gallon; floor paint $1.25; roof and barn paint 9Oc and $1.00 per gallon. $500 Sun shine varnish stain for $2.O0 per gallon, smaller size cans in proportion. Small size cans household paints at about half price. Now is the time to paint.
 WOODLAWN SUPPLY CO.,, 5505 End Ave, s. Woodlawn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30
The Doctors Answers On
 Health and Beauty Questions
By pr. Lewis Baker

The questions answered below are general in char the symptoms diseases given he an swers will apply to any case of similar nature;
 Lewis Baker College Bldg College Ellwood sts, Day ton oho encoslns stamped envelope for initials ncticious will be used in my answers filled cked drI,s store. Any druggist order of wholesaler. - 70
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30
S9.48

Special this week, any suit or overcoat in the house, S9.43, values up to S40.00. Chalifoux Bankrupt Stock, 1916 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30

SuTerer::-Asthma has been conquered by careful rege.d to diet. exercise and general health when the following treatment ..ss been persistently and regularly used for from two to six months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30

how long the extra session will iast. Canadian reciprocity will. 1 think, promtly pass, and then we will want the President to tell us something about the American troops on the border of Mex ieo."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-30

Wesley Denson, a negro prisoner who escaped from Deputy Constable hergu- son several months ago while wearing handcuffs, has been recaptured near Brownsboro by Deputy Sheriff James Teague. Denson had been hiding out eyer since his escape.