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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-09-05
CLOSE FIGHT IN MICHIGAN

MusseIman and MartindaIe Neck and
Neck in 0ubernatoriaI Race.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 30.-According
to returns received from the primaries
Of Tuesday Amos s. Musselman and
Frederick &. Martindale are running
neck and neck in their race for the
gubernatorial nomination on the Re-
publican ticket.
The primaries in Detroit gave the
Democratic nomination again to May
or Thompson, who recently instituted
the cleanup crusade exposing the
councfimanic graft
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-09-05
Die 3a1l Der @nIatten.
W nihinotpn. 81. 9

@ai6ineton, 81. @ls.
Muf 8runb ser Iesten golfs3al.
luna bonn Sabre 1910 lit feitgeIteut
tpor6en, oaB 9,S27,763 Ieger IN ben
Der. Staaten Ieben. ipopon 1880.
6S6 MuIatten iino. Sn Minnelota
leben 1884 Neger, ipopon 26f6 vtli.
Iatten iino. Mls Mulatten fperoen
ane Eerioncn be3eidnet, Die, obne
DonbIutneaer su iein, bod Negerblut
In ibren Moern baben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-09-05

GoIorabo Sprinss, Col,
80. ausuit.
Ser Gallon .aanias Gitp IL" Der
Bel Cattle BOD, AZ Weilen BON bier,
lan0ete, bat ben .ltnele Sam- nm
8 MsiIen eefdlaacn NIB oamit ben
MntIers-p ofaI getponnen. Sobn Motts
tit Der Steuermnnn oes gaaoils.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-09-05
yerrdter oes
paterlonos.
@o1te NobilmadmnssplGne on
Sraafreid perfanien.
perbaftet, oils CT 0en
Bug mad paris bttiee.
Die amerifaniide SGnserin 0eraI'
bine Garrar idwer erfranft.
Berlin. 9. Contender.

Berlin, 2. September.
Gin Spionage-5a Der aus @an.
ne I'M tpeItfaliihen &egierunesbe5irf
arnsberg telegrapbiid gemeloet miro,
erregt augemeines @ufieben. Sn oem
genannten Srte muroe elm 3analbali.
poIier namens SGusner in Dem ndnl.
li6en @usenbIid perbaftet, oils er nit
Dem @abn5ug cine &eiie nod Haris
ontreten moute. 9ie grmittlungen
Ger @eboroen, meIde ole Snbaftnab.
me Sausners anoroneten, batten er-
geben, bob Sausner oen 8eriiih &c.
maft, Die giienbabn- Sabrplane fir
oen Saa elmer Wobilmahung bes
oeutiden Seeres an Sranfrei6 5u Der.
faufen. Der Yreis ioate iid auf
Stpolftauieno Marf belaufen.
3~pIanfidlas beSemtmnsslus.
Sn Dem eeplanten amerifanilhen
3ollaufi6lag auf Hogger- uno 8et.
senmehl uno SpliBerbien ldbt iih
Die naolniide 3eitung" in elmer OF
fi5ioien &unogebung bernebmen. 9as
rbeiniide @latt teilt NIT, Dob Der
@ortlaut Ser eini6lagi9en Terfiigung
Der &eeierung Der Ser. Staaten nitt
beroffentlidt tuoroen lei, tuesbalb aud
Die @eifsregierung iid nidt babe
Gubern fonnen. Sir Deutidlano,
fiigt oie raolniide 3eitung" binau,
lei Die MaBregel praftiib 5iemli6
bebeutuneslos. 9erm Die 8eiamt-
ausflbr, tpelde babel IN @etraht font
me, lei iiberaus gering.
0ie iGbrIihe Iusfubr bon @eiSer'
mebl bon 9enti6lano nod ben Der.
Staaten bot MIR einen @ert bon $3.50
bieienige BON @rbien einen iolden bon
$17,5OO. 9apon entf6at mr. elm
Cell aiif SpliBerbieu. &oggenmebl
miro aus Seuti6lano iiberbaipt nidt
mad Mmerifa erportiert. @Gbreno Die
GreIie I'M aageimen benz 3milden-
fan feline ionberlife @idtigfeit BEL.
mibt, idlGgt ole r9eutide Sages-3ei'
tung" einen rett i6arfen Con an.
9as Mnnoitiif Ger Igrarier erflart,
oab Die auierIeeung Der Hetoriions-
s6ae elm idamloier @ertragsbrrd lei
tuelhem 0euti6lano iid nidt unter.
tperfen miiiie, einerlei wie eroB ooer
gering Ger betreffenoe getrag let.
Geraldine Sarrar e~rfranft.
9ie Rafridten ii6er bas 8efinoen
Der bo6gefeierten Sdngerin 8eraloi-
ne Sarrar, oie ii9 in Miinden in
6rstli6er @ebanolung befinoet, lau-
ten nidt ionoerli6 giinitig. 0ie
8iinItlerin laboriert OIL elmer Tarm-
franfbeit, 81 beren Seilung eine aiir
bon pollen a6t @o6en erforoerlih ut.
Die Gnsfiibrung Der bon Sri. Sdrrar
fir bie Monote Sftober uno Wopent-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04

@sIinbel su f,in, oab es sic nidt
unter iih buIbsn mill"
Sie 2osit biefsr Yemertuns ma,
stipds buntel.
.Sie Ieben bos .9siinbel" bod
re9t germ, 5ruu SduIb", lparf pau
la Elm lpenis bOshcft bin. uIs ibre
asbrerin eilenbs gum udd,Iten Sem
iter lief un6 ii6 fait ben gals pers
brebte, um nod BEN Iebten S6im'
mer Der Gquipues gu srbaIden, ebs
bisfe I'm ois @de bog unb pom Se
biiI6 perbedt tpurbe.
Limb Elm 9atte2" tra9te bic mir
bise Dame, uIs ni6ts msbr gu Te.
ben mar unb iie nit etipas erhibtem
@ef9t piebcr an ben Slid trut.
,Wie follen Sic benn ie sinen @atter
ftnben, ipenn sic uiemonb tennen
lernen9 @s 1T entiebIid, gang ents
iebIi6!"
.9t9! Der ipirb sines f66nsn Sas
ees bon ieIbit comment" periidert,
pauId. r9luf einsm ipeiben RoB nit
elmer Seber am 9arett fpirb er bers
anfprensen. Ma9sn Sic iid burum
feinsn Summer, 5rau S9uIb; es III
tsine gefobr porbanben. bab i'd eins
aIte Sunsfer tpsrbs. Die 3igeunerin
bi. Oorises Sabr i'm Sriibltng bier
getpsisn 1T, bat mir ipabrseiast =
adj fold mertpiirbige Sa6sn! sic
fusts, i'd rurbe beiraten. isbr jung
beiraten, uub bamit ipiirbe m,in Sc.
BEN sigentIi9 erf beginner. bonn
iuiirOe if einen eroBen Summer err
lsben. fpdter bic sdnse Welt gu meis
men Siiben feben unb fdli,bli9 Elm
perlorenes Slid fpieoer finben =
es mar pirtIi6 su intereFunt. Iein
2ebensfdidiaI. fdgts iis. tpiirbs tein
alltGgli9es fein."
,Das CLAUDE i6," faste 5rull
Sdulb, nbenn aIltdglih 1T ni9ts
an Sbnen, meiH gnsel."
Sn bieiem 9lugenbIid fubr eins
9roI9te burds 9artentpr, raFelte
iiber ben &ies unb bielt Dor Der Dor
bale. Gin Serr iprune beraus.
.9a tommt er ia. Der @atte!" riei
pduld iibermiitis. m9lbsr = tpeb'
mir! - sr bat tein Barrett nit elmer
5.bsr baran, Ionbsrn einen 'san5 ab'
f9euliden runben, fteifen Sut aui
bem &opf, unb einen buntIen lleber'
5isber trGst er unb iibt ni4t auf si'
rem ipeiben 3tpB. fonoern in einem
gang gemeinen Slater! Sdanbe iiber
i'm! S9unbe iiber ibn!"
Gs mar in Der Sat pdulus @atte
Der j.bt an Der &lineeI Sog.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
3lucitcs SapitcI.

gr Iieb fid, fpie 5rou SduIb au9.
Su Slid fefbalten. &ein Mdr6ens
prins, ipnbsrn nur Elm ausssSeidnes
ter Rs9tsselebrter, mar er bsrauss
oe,Ltren, nm iib nit 6errn Sor9an
iittr Elm patent su befpreden, bas
pitisr ouf cine BON ibm srfunbsne
elettrii9e Mai9ins nehmen pollte.
Dd sr ielbit nidts ipenieer als elm
geriebsuer 9efddftsmann mar. be-
burfte er zines fuIdsn, nm bic mos
teri.IIen 8ortsiIe isiner llnternsbmuns
gen 3u tpabren. gprpoob mar troe
ieiner Sugenb idon elmer Der eritsn
qatentdnpGlte bes 2anbes, unb er
mar mat MIR febr eef9eit. ioaberu
on6 ,iu Iiebenspiirbiser, fsHelnber
Meni9, Der Die Orsi inn rnbstannten
unter oir er fir Sic 9dusr bon elm
paor Giunbsn geraten mar, Ipfort fir
Ii9 einSunebmsn ipuBte. Serr
Sor9an fanb ibn iebr angenebm
5rau S9uIb auffallsnb biibi9; paa
pauld iiber i'm badte. seiste fie ipds
ter Iebr beutlid. sic mar i'm Itdns
bs. ibre srIten Ginbriide fir Ii9 gu
bsbclten.
Sire ipunberli6e 2aune Der NatIi
battle Serrn Sor9on melt eber bag
aeukere zines 2anbiuuters aIs b1e
etres @elebrten perIieben. @r mar
rnteriebt, brettfdulterig, rottpanei9
uno bon elmer bsbasIi6en, poIIiGfti.
gen 9eleibtbeit, bic in 2lnisritd in ols
len @sis1idaftstldFsn urb 9erufss
drtsn cine srobs Ssltenfeit 1T. Gin
Mann bon ,tpd fiinfunbfiiufsis Sab.
rem eri1ien er esrabe our9 Ieinen
itattli9sn llmfang Glter. Seine per-
IOnIi9teit mar md9tie unb anipre.
denb, l.in S9ritt madte bas Saus
srsittern, unb penn er ii9 I6ueuSte
ooer gar nieits, 70 fhredten Sophie
unt Rorp. bic 5tuti f6par5en Oamen.
bic feinem SausbaIt noritanbsn. uns
feblbdr aufdmmen. Seine Stimms
mar tief unb tlonepoII unb iein breis
ter 9ruittaIfen seiste BON Der Rraft
Ieiner9unge II. Iieb einem gefunbenSers
gen uubsensten SpieIrdum. @itIletdt
mar oies nit Elm 9runo fir bic Site
Sieics Ssrseus. benn mir iinb lei9t
psrIud)t dn5unsbmen, bob trGftiet
&lappen unb elm iippie Itr0msnbes
glut ben puIsi6Ias fir sroBmiitist
Srisbs ubgeben. ipeniqftens bat bieIs
9orausTebung pieI Carbohydrates.
Strr @ordan mar Elm GreiOenter,
dber 9aula gine CUR 8irde; i.ben
Sonntag Worsen befu6te fe nit
Sonora Die tIeine &dpeIIe auf bem
SiissI. Gr bate fie erSossn, ipie if,
re SHUTTER iis gu .rSieben sefpiinf6i
bate unb pie Is iib fir bas 8eit
a.siemt = i'm Srrtuml SoIde Bibtr.
Iprii9e oeiidtten iih Wdnner. Bon
ReIision unb reIigi6ien 9ssenTiGnbsn
pfIe9te ,r nit ibr ober Dor ibr IeItsn
gu fpre9,n, bsute uber truf es iid.
boB ndtbem Sbff unb Rdfs dufsetrds
sen lpuren, Elm ReIisionsseiprG9 dufs
Sapet fam, uno er uno fsin @dii
lire @eIprGdsboots in bieisn unbes
grensten, bobenIoIsu unb uierIofen
Ocean binuusfarrtn. Sn Der Suupt'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04

-Grtsnnt ibn. 8srtsibiser
(por Dem pluiboper Gu BEN alten &C.
fuobnb.itsfpiBbuben): .apropos. pit
lang bGtten sic bshn germ. Subsr9@
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-22
Dress Goods and Silks
Unusual Display of
Hos:or,,

cordury, 26 inches, white
brown and navy at $1.00
Imported Broadcloths, rich fab
RIGS, handsome shade for street or
evening wear at $3.50
Messalines, very soft and lus-
trous, all shades at 75c.
Brocade charmeuse, very ele-
CANT 40 inches wide, evening
shades only $3.50 yd.
Satin Stripe crepes, 26 inches
wide, black, pink, blue, white
soc yd.
silk Tissues, very useful mex
pensive, 20 shades at 25c I'd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-22
Good Innings Fairly
Priced

Lining Satins, yard wide, black
grey, tan, brown, white, wear guar
anteed at soc & $1.25.
Lining Serge, yard wide, black
mercerized at 39c
Duplex Stripes at 39c.
Special Value in heavy Mere.
Satins. all colors at 25c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-22
Toilet Articles at Lou
Prices

Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brushes Csc.
Keep-clean Hair Brushes, 25c, soc,
7sc s1.OO
Romanza Toilet Soap (Armours)
25c box.
Sanetol Skin Soap, tooth paste,
tooth powder, mouth wash at
19c
Colgate Tooth powder, dental
cream 19c
Hair Switches, very handsome,
full, silky all shades, 2S inches
long 1895.
Preventum Tooth Brushes 35c.
Extra good Shears and Scissors.
all lengths at Csc and SOC.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-22
Magnificent Dress
Trimmings

Never have we shown such Law
ish variety never so much dazzling
prettiness. No matter what your
trimming need, connecting a ball
costume, fixing over an old dress
or coat, this department offers UNI
limited suggestions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-22

For that $40 .oOO, 900 Baby (he one in your fam
y of course) we have Just received no end of FKngs
direct from Dainty-land to Babyand dept-Coats,
Capes Slips Dresses Skirts Bonnet, Hoods Jackets Leg
gins, Sweaters Bootees Robes Blankets, MitenS BibS
Vests Bands and what not.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
GRAND JURY WILL HEAR
full STORY OF MURDER
DAeo FRANK SAYS "FEFTY
LoutEn AND "WHtTEY LEWIS"
DID THE ACTUAL SHOOTING
THAT COST RosEHTHAL HIS
LIFE.
(nY UNITED pREssJ

NEW YORK. N. Y, Aug. 1.-That
the grand jury will be told the com.
plete story of the murder OF Hermann
Rosenthal by one OF the murderers
was to-day admitted by District At.
torney Whitman.
The latest gambler to squeal is
"Dago" Frank. He broke down com.
pletely in his cell after having been
positively identified by three eye
witnesse to the murder. He said that
he would tell everything II he were
saved from the electric chair.
'Dago" Frank claims that the &c.
tual shooting was done by Lefty
Louie" or Whitley Lewis" both want.
cd by the police in connection With
the murder.
That important matters were pend.
Ing was proven this afternoon when
Becker's attorney was served with a
subpoena calling him before the grand
jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
LITTLE 30 BelE,s pa.

pa awful displnted agin Wednesday
an I'D In
the the So Sid aukashun Kumpany hot the
they aeR gee pea
the Kounty Kommuny II they git
with hit he did not like skater karnage ali
dmmrat conveushun. Tx hit did ahurs wnd
h with convenshun you
ashamed yersef k ant
good Kristan spirit to wish yer bad lux
Vel that It laze mi temper
charley rooer
lots beern did nnk 10 maid duzen the bayeonlal kae
sympathy with every
little which had meann all hits unkle 10
did Knoxville he horrible brfng ioam
that 1t shm klss ole myna dmmy
M bekaus Rep konveasau BY free
will approx hit ho TO- but
talk mu2h hart, more solnm
sympathy air unke 10 got
vii be taikin in full te
ohp his wisen marshal which he ordued !rum
robum & Kumpany 5-stts- sss
Yours,
BoBDIEy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
STATE MINE
EXAMINATION
MANY MEN ARE TAKING THE
TEST AT THE STATE NORMAL
WILL FINISH THEIR
WORK TODAY.

The State Mine Examination which
Is being held in the city at the State
Normal school will probably be closed
this evening. The examination is be.
ing conducted under the direction OF
Jno Laing, OF Charleston, Chief OF
the State Department OF Mines, and
lst District Mine Inspector Karl +.
Schoew. assisted by other district H.
spectors. namely Frank Parsons,
Vaughan. Henry and Martin.
The examinations are for the posi-.
lions OF mine foreman. assistant mine
foreman and fire boss. There are 1l5
applicants for certificates, numbering
among them mining engineers, SUPER
intendents, ETC.. an Intelligent class of
men.
To obtain first grade certificate
for the position OF, mine foreman an
applicant must have mad, Eve years
practical experiehce- three years OF
which have been spent in n gaseous
mine. An as3fstant must nave had
three years experience In n mine.
Fire bosses must have had three
years experience in gaseous mine.
The certificates are good in any sec
tIon OF West Virginia.
The examination is conducted on IL
practical scale. and assistance Is civ.
en- those examined in their interpre.
tation OF questions asked.
Oral tests in safety mine lamps are
being conducted In the school laborn.
tory. MS well as the tests upon. practl.
cal and theoretical lines. gjl
The papers viii ibe graded in
Charleston by the State Board Of Ex.
aminers ana reports Viii be made In
about ten days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
COUNCIL HOLDS
A SPECIAL
SESSION
ALL BILLS PROPERLY ENDORSED
BY COMMITTEES ARE ORDERED
TO BE PAID.
DADS REFUSE TO PAY BILL
May coNsTRucr.NEw JAIL OUT
OF STONE = TELEPHONES TO.
BE REMOVED.

The city council last evening me,
In special session. at which meeting
all bills for the month Of July were
ordered paid, this bringing Joy to the
hearts of the city employees. who had
feared they would have to walt until
The regular meeting night Of the
council before their money would be
ordered paid them.
But little other business was trans.
acted.
"A bill from the Willis Auditing
Company of Clarksburg, was present.
ed to the city council for the work of
a. stenographer who as an employee
OF the auditing company took sieno.
graphic notes in the case during the
hearing of the Representatives OF the
Parker Dye Works when that case
was before the council. The bill was
refused, and the company will be
told that the council will not pay the
bli' as the representative OF the au'
ditlng company present told the coun.
ell that they would loan them man
A suggestion was offered TO the
council that the new city Jail be
built of the stone now being removed
on Parks avenue, to make room for
the erection Of the Hayes building.
This matter viii! be taken up later.
The telephones given free to the
mayor at his residence and office we're
ordered transferred. One will be plnc-
ed in the. new city building and the
loslaasieiillss ahesrtGes lie residence
OF Mayor Lively, IT having been in The
residence OF ex.Mayor Martin since he
left Office, Council then adjourned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
WIN. HODEWELL
BLOWN TD. ATOMS
WAS CARRYING CAN OF NITRO
eLYcERINE TO AN OIL WELL
WHEN CONTENTS EXPLODED.

While carrying can containing
three quarts of ,nitro-glycerlne from
Z the hitro-glycerfne wagon to tho Hap
klns No. 4 well, which is under course
Of construction, William Hodewell
whose age is not known; was blown
10 atoms, there being but tiny pieces
OF the mans remains recovered.
Them an, who was an employe oi
the Marietta Torpedo Company, OF
Marietta. Ohio, working out of Cam.
eFoR, was delivering the explosive to
the men at the we'll. just starting
away from his wagon where the cans
are located on racks, when lie In some
way either dropped or struck the can
containing the explosive against
something, causing is to explode. lit.
orally tearing the mans body TO
atoms.
The two workmen who were work.
ing on the floor OF the derrick at the
well we're stunned. but after they
were brought TO they were found to
be uninjured. while the two horse
team of the Marietta Torpedo Com.
pany and the wagon were also In.
tact, rs was the remainder of the ex-
ploslve on the wagon racks.
The explosion OF the glycerlne,
which was almost equal 10 an earth.
quake, broke windows out OF ali OF
the nearly houses and frightened peo'
pie nearly to death.
Telephone dispatches from the
scene OF the explosion say that the
windows were blown out OF the fronts
of two houses. belonging 10 County
Commissioner Glover. who is in this
city attending an important meeting
today.
The man killed was u shooter from
Cameron. and is well known TO all of
the oi! and gas men In this section OF
the country.
The highest excitement prevails
this afternoon, and reports are almost
unavailable. The accident occurred
about one-half mile west Of GIoyers
Gap, occurring about half past one
this afternoon.
This is the second man 10 be killed
by nitro glycerine in this county with.
In the past four months, the other
case being that of n foreign water
carrier for the D. & o. railroad, com.
pany, who when up hollow after
kicked supposedly empty nitro.gly-
cerIne can. being blown TO pieces by
the force OF the explosion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
RElVARn
PAID TO OFFICER ALLISON N.
FLEMING FoR MAKING IMPORT.
ANT ARREST,

Mrs. A. Fisher. Jeweler, is ex.
hibLtIng In her window a check :u''
500, which the Jewelers. Security
Alliance Is paying to officer Fleming
for the arrest and conviction Of Jas.
Obey, a negro. who smashed the glass
in the ftoat door Oh April 23d. but wss
arrestedBbetcre lie. could seal any,
thing. He cnnfcsed that he intended
robblng ths store, and was sen,
fenced to six mon his in jail at hard
labor
The jewelers. Security Alliance has
a membership OF nearly G,OOO Jewel,
ers, each one OF whom displays sign
tn his show window Offering this re.
ward Of 300 for the arrest and con,
yictlon Of any one who may break
into the store for the purpose Of
stealing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
|[l[Ig{F'E{y2|ESl [l[IgF'2|ES EjIE!!
.lS.AesA AADtt ttAt9jt
All. toll
Your Face
New Fall Styles at
$500 and :s4.oo

Trimble Hats come In a fine show.
Ing OF new coIors and in Tans, Greys,
Browns and Blacks. The new coiors
are mixtures and are made only by
the TrlmbIe people. Beautiful and
novel, they afford welcome add.
tlon to the coIors Of the season pas,.
These Soft Hats we are selling at
$500 and $500 are erushups having
rough nap and are all in Golf
Shapes that can be blocked into the
Telescope, or Alpine as one .desirea,
Splendid values for the money ana
tiis.Ineslsely new.
Then we have stuff Hats, too, bear.
Ing the quality assuring Trlmbie La
bel.
Come in three different styles
/, and are priced at ......",. $3.co
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
DISTRICT
CONVENTION
DEMOCRATS TRY TO CONTROL
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION BUT
FAIL IN ATTEMPT.

The Democrats carried their onera.
tons TO Grant district ana brought
four wagon loads OF v6ters from Mo.
ncngah and with the Republicans
they coala control made 1t look very
bad for a lime for tie Republicans.
On the first ballot me Democratic
candidate for chairman was elected
by four votes but Zeb Reese was then
challenged the vote M which cbar,..,
ton was elected He !hofnted mn, tba
Democrats who voted for him and
when these were eliminated L. M.
Kuhn was elected .byg sod, ,aasa 1sn,S,
jortty. The following is the report
vota,s No. ~ tIaio, .an.., 49,
r,,a .a,,,.s,,,,s. 49,.
!, - u 'i1o'
r NJ r,hr a., cpu r,,,o.,,,,,,.,o
rom,rn.ad ,or ohor.mon a. -,
fny tiu KUHN t,,o.,,otnn,od 80
" nO"p'on ""u d w. orrS"ere s',
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aO''oe' ~ D"''o' S'ooa - toF
''o" anu 10 '0' on
For Justice OF Peace l.. NJ. Kuhn
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TO REPORT AUGUST 2.

WASHINGTON. Aug. !. = staRla,
viii not Introduce the majority report
of the steel committee until Friday
August 2.
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Misses Mary Powell, Minnie Powell
and Miss Cocoa vannoy have return.
ed from m extended trip through the
Ssaf, where they sted relative
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INVESTIGATION
STATE DEPARTMENT WILL IN.
oulRE INTO KILLING OF TWO
UNIDENTIFIED AMERICANS IN
MEXICO.
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. THE
state department today ordered an In.
yestigatlon into the alleged killing Of
two unidentified American men. In
Mexico. officials fear that the Unit.
ed States viii be forced to send troops
into Mexico.
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I0N5DlS11RI|B
CONVENTION
DEMOCRATS ARE THWARTEp M (
THEIR PLANS 10 STEAL RE.
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE ooor
TICKET NAMED,

az I -
In Union district the yotefs met az
the First ward school house. The
convention was called 10 order BY Dr..
]. w Mcdonald. wb5S named John s.
Sect temporary chairman ana srnes.
Hawkins temporary secretary. The
temporary organization waa made
permanent. H n, = "
There was an attempt at this CON
yention also to make steal for the
Democrats. This attempt was nIpped
before 1t was ripe. The stancE party
workers were wise 10 the tactics that
were to be played iand Tho work oil
the party betrayers was sacceasfplly
frustrated in the early stagss 81 the
convention.
T. L. cordray was named for coin.
ty committeeman. "a
The following district ticket was
nominated: is \; II Z.
For Justice Of the Pssts
D. S. Helmlck, FaIrmont.
Luke Rogers, Union district
For Constable.
John s. Walker fairnont,
E. 7. Keener, Union distfict
For Commissioner 81 Board of Edt-
cation Of Union District
]. B. Miller. Union district
For commissloner Of Board of EduS
cation Of Union iBaspsndeht
School pfstrist.
=, sB. carskaAo FaitBi6lIl
The Following name persons were
elected delegates to Represent Union
district in the Republican county
convention called 70 he held on the
10th day of August 1912:
The Delegates. &
School ,Housegi Precinct Samuel
Hull F. 0. Thomas 20. p Norganj 50
s. Thomas. o. C. Blatt. Joseph STILES,
]. H. Leonard, c. d. Robinson, Ar
thur Hinkle. NJ. DOR, James CAN'T.
W. b. jenkins, J. B.Miller Ed. lsn.
kins. wv N
Mayors Office Precinct n p. Harr,
2. WI Morgan. H. l. criss, 4. s. Nep.s;
tune. B. +. Gasklis. J. F.i'Nnngildef.
]. W. Mcdonald, ]. O. Cunningham. F,
B. Harr. S. A. shuttleswottii. ]: d.
Cox, Homer Hall David Rogers, III
F. Smith, Stephen yangiiter, +. i.
Morgan. NJ. Z. Nuzum, J. 8. Walker,
Harry Shaw, George Shoemaker o.
c. Phillips. T. L. cordraS. p. q. Steal.
ey. Fred S. Harr. RusseR Nnzum. W.
E. Cordray, Bruce Morgan tg a Far
rance, JoAns. Scott, s 85
swearii}aen's School House Pre-
cinct-W, All Morgan, w b Hall
William Thompson, B. f. Brown. !, r.
Hawkins, E. H, Shaw, John As Flems
ing. ss5s
Benton's Ferry Precinct Elmer
vangilder, ]. L. Hall, S. u. Williams.
James cambridge, John R. waison Az.
C. Polling.
Nuzum,s Mil Precinct Charles
yandigriit, ]. +. Davis, Lloyd Can,
ming. ]. E. Sanders, J Morgan g;
D. Nuzum. II
Total delegates elected 81
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ANORNONS
EIGHT HUNDRED JOIN REFUGEES
THAT HAVE FLED FROM iNrE.
RloR OF MEXICO.
(ny UNITED raEss)

Ell PAso. Tex, Aug. 1.-More
than eight hundred Mormon refugees
from Northern Mexico have been add,
ed to those already here.
The condition of many OF the wo.
men and children reaching here is
pitiful and a veritable tent city has
sprung into existence.