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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
THEATER SEASON
CL0SESIFGREAT
BLAZE8F GLORY
FAIRMoNT PEOPLE GIVEN GOOD
NUMBER OF HIGH GLASS EN-.
TERTAINMENTS.
RED ROSE FINE ATTRlGTIlN
ACTORS AND SINGERS
WERE BROUGHT HERE BY MAN.
AGEMENT OF HOUSE.

The season al the Grand closed last
evening with the presentation of"Thc
Red Rose" by a capable company.
The Offering which was of the musical
comedy order, was highly pleasing tc
the large audience which, greeted the
production at the rise OF the curtain,
Miss Zoe Barnett was featured in
the cast. She is a pretty girl and a
clever dancer gifted with good voice.
The play was staged in Paris and had
a good deal OF snap and ginger but
was not Objectionable in the. least.
The comedy was well cared for by
Walter L. Catlett and Grace Ellsworth
one of the most successful seasons
that the Grand has enjoyed was closed
with this production last evening and
during the season local tteater goers
have been given a splendid line of at.
fractions. The same shows have been
Continued on Page Four)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
TORPEDO BOAT
IS BOUND FOR
MEXICAN COAST
LEFT SAN DIEGO BUT PUBLIC, AN.
NouNcEMENT OF DESTINATION
NOT MADE. q
SAILED INlER SEALED lRlERS'
THAT ITS MISSION is URGENT isl
INDICATED BY sEMkoFFIGl lAl
STATEMENTS.
tm UNITED rREssl

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April go That
the torpedo boat destroyers Preble and
Perry, which left here shortly after
midnight Sunday morning. are enroute
to the western Menican coast, per-
haps. Magdalena Bay, was the general
belief of army and navy officers here
today. No public announcement as to
their destination was made, however,
us they sailed under sealed orders,
That their mission must have been
urgent is indicated by the statements
of fishermen, who said both vessels
passed their craft, running south at
terrific speed.
Before starting on their cruise, both
destroyers steamed to the government
d5ck here and filled their bunkers and
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
is After
The HARVESTER TRUST.
ElehITEEN DIRECTORS ARE NAM:
Ep iN! PETITION AS DEFEND.
ANTS IN CASE INSTITUTED TO.
mn rN1rEp pnEssl

ST PAUL, MINI, April 3O.--De-
sptractlon Of The Harvester trust and
sits seven subsidiaries is sought by the
Government through a petition filed in
the United States District Court here
today.
Eighteen directors are named as in.
jdividual defendants and the petition
charges that the combination, in and
Of itself, as well as each and all of the
elements composing 1t, whether cor.
pofate or Individual; have violated
both flfe criminal and civil provisions
Of the seven antitrust laws. AS a
reaedy the Court is asked to restrain
the moyemsnt Of the products OF the
combinations Interstate commerce,
and to appoint commissioners to wind
mn the trust and adjust affairs IN at.
..cofdanee ltlll the law, 4 e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
INRS WEST DEAD
WELL KNOWN FIFTH WARD Wo.
MAN sUccUMRs TO HEART DIS.
EASE.

Mrs. Lew West. well known resi-,
dent OF the city, died last evening at
slferthomei on sixth street after an Ill
ness from heart trouble. She bad
been In q serious condition for several
days and her death was not unexpect.
ed Deceased was formerly Miss
IIathariIs ~ Slgas dspgat tef Of
the late Alfred Hall. She was aged
IS years. Surviving her are her hus.
bard and several children, Lindsay
and Gilmore, West, Mrs. Jas. Post, Mrs.
Thos. Bennett, French, Olive, Thomas
and Brady West, all OF this city.
Mrs West was an exemplary chris
tian wdinah and her death has caused
much sorrow among wide circle Of
relatives and friends.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. They are under the
direction Of r. C. Jones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
.INA6KHFIBENNETT STEANS
WITH VICTIMS
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN
BURIED WITH FULL SERVICE AT
sEA-BoDIEs TERRIBLY LAS.
cERATED BY ICE.

HALIFAX, n, s., April SO.-Loaded
down with 1870 bodies 81 he victims
Of the Titanic disaster the good ship
Mackay- Bennett made port today here
and was greeted uy grlef'stricken
assemblage OF mourners.
The Mackay. .Bepnet buried at sea
ll6 bodies. none OF which had been.
identified!
4 Captain tkardIer who com n altteA g |.
The death SHY &iti, as5f6Esd Voice de-
CARED hat his vessel was unable to
bring 20 shore all of the dead recover
ed from the icy graves Beside the
captain stood the benevolent looking,
round faced Canon Kinds, CATHOLIC
Priest, worn out by the heavy duties
required OF him BY the proper burial
of the victims once more returned TO
the sea as their Las. resting place.
"Why were those bodies buried at
sea-" the captain was asked, and the
grizzled cid sea captain shook his head
sadly and a panied expression swept
over his weather beaten face.
"They were members Of the crew"
lie said. "most OF them, and we could
not care for them as | would have liked
TO-" and tears streamed from his eyes
as he related his wocrul tale OF sor'
rev.
when we left Halifax we took on
board all Of the embaIming fluid in the
city. That was only enough to care for
10 bodies. II wasn't expected that we
would find bodies in such great quan.
titles. The undertakers on board did
mot think that the victims would keep
hAdre than three days atsea'r and as
we expected that We would be out for
mare than two weeks, Se could not
rafe for them as i would have liked to.
They received the full service for the
dead before they were lowered over
the rail OF the ship into the sea. The
G7 identified victims CT the Titani"
that were buried al sea from the
Mackay.Bennct. had been crushed be-
tween hugh cakes OF ice and were
wholly unrecognlZabe, Identification
being made only by name sewn in the
pockets"
"A list OF those who were consigned
to the sea will be given to the public
as soon as We can arrange for 1t.
probably by night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
PROGRAM
THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
TOURNAMENT OF WEST VIRGIN
IA STATE sPoRTsMEN'S Asso-
CLATIoN MADE.

All of the arrangements OF the 10th
annual tournament OF the West Viz
ginia State sportsmen's Association
have been made,
The tournament will be held at the
Westchester grounds under the aus
pices Of the Farmont Gun club on May
Is and 16.
The greatest event of the meeting
viii he the contest for the y. g. cup.
To win this means the championship
Of the Wofid6tall round targets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

BOOMERS ! |.
CLEVELAND MANI sE6s
AND BUSINESS MEN 70 eE
HERE MAY 18th.

.Falrnont will be visited on Monday
May the 18th. by tse 5aaflsli eipress
and Wholesale merchants boar q lla
Cleveland Ohio, Chamber Q Com
merce.
This is the 21th Trade tensioli ek'
cursion and the trip begins on Mondss
Nay the 18th, and lasts through Ffl'
day, the e'l7th. The party which VIII
he a large one, win DE aboard spe'
scial train and the prihrIpal owns IN
west Virginia, Ohio ana Penpss lfan'a
will be visited.
The party Will arrive here az N
n m. and will spend tHo hours mere
leaving Tor Grafton where they w
spend the night
The Itinerary Of the eNcnfslQn NJ.
dudes such tolgnssas fonncbsTl'e
lJnioatown. Faifmon Giasloll Ellfinf'
Weston, ciarksbuiE Char lla
ington, Gallpolis; Ferry Mason eiiy'
Pomeroy. Parkershur Matlefta sils'
ems. GAINESVILLE, Newark Vernon
The purpose of the 5ylsi { of tlese
distinguished men Is n aftofd t1e
heads Of the Cleveland dWanlifa actuflll.'
and jobblng houses an ah9cpportanity 2
personaIIy meet the business men q
these towns and ofcsteF the basl7
ness relations already " istiiIg pa
tween the business men Gleyeilslia
and the towns mentioned,
The tentative schedule has been
sued and Will be followed il tlle tour
OF the Cleveland Chamber p eoln'
merce.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
TWO HUNDRED persons
PERISH on TURKISH IR.
.siG VEssEL WAS oljLE 80 ny a
SUBMARINE MINE ~ TlsE en-
TRANCE TO cMYEiSA sAN.

7ApriI so.Zin n extFa odi'

PARIS, Aprils 80. IN an extra eai'
ton of the I'm Transigeap Ragis
newspaper, It says thai tie Turkish
liner Texas, bound from sIiyrna TO
Sicily militant fouled emarine
mine today at the entraIce ullili' r
bay. The steamer botiom Nas
blown out and she sank alhiosi iinpie
diately. The newspaper 50 Les lat
200 Of those on board Were lcsi and
only 50 saved. There sspo coufr1id
ton OF the report non cillel solFees'
although London papersiate th'ss die
Texas was an Anegleqp ssss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

Misses Nola and Margaret MeKin.
neN OF, Fairmont, were in the city yes.
tef6ay to attend the meeting OF the
5state child labor committee at the Nc
Lure Wheeling Register.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
81. 81 :.
| Assss &ZDJV JVGUJ

Fait tddsy and cooler ti Eastern por.
tton. wsfT9gF9y y iair1 1lNijh ftfftng Fi4.
perature. ~ -" w: q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
SECRETARIREED
HERE IE.5'RlAE
WAS coNEERRIHe WET JUDGE
MASON CONCERNING SEM "
TENIAL NEXT sJAME

Secretary OF State Stuart Reed q
Charleston. was here yestertlay aitef'
noon, confetring withgIddge John y
Mason, IN reference 10 matte relatlfs
TO the West Virginia semi centenl sifo
he held at Wheeling rs1 year ~
Reed went TO Wheeling from here
Secretary Reed has been busy "a
the past several months eclIsetiag an'
arranging interesting and tnipc WY
data concerning the wealth and iae
,lral resources OF the siate lie
has been advertising ioitlie wollld y =
most expedicioils and CON lrelienslga
manner. w.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
BEEF IS HIGHEST
Thirty YEARS
WHOLESALERS BOOST PRICES
WAY UP AND RETAILERS WILL
FOLLOW suit.

TSLGS" OSlls
NEW YORK. April SO.-The Whole
sale price of beef advanced here yes
tcrday a cent pound to a higher rec
ord than any year since 1881. A car
cass OF native corn-fed bsat was quot
ed at Wallabout market'in Brooklyn,
at top figure OF 1S cents, which old
timers agreed was the highest price
in over 30 years. Retailers we're
charging G5 to 2G ccnas pound for
porterhouse and "a cents for sirloin
steaks. 20 to % cents for rib roast
80 to 80 cents Eor iolu lamb chops, is
cents Tor mutton shoulder chops, 26
IL 2S cents for mutton Ion chops, and
even soup meat sold at 10 cents a
pound.
Wholesalers anticipate q further adj
vance, and remflers declare them.
selves mucb alarmed over the sitla'
tion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
CLEAN UP WEEK
CITY is TAKING AWAY WAGON
LOADS OF TRASH TO cREMA.
TORY.

The city clean up week, which start
eG on Monday In the First ward, is
going rather slowly, owing to the fact
that the rains have prevented the peo-
pie OF that ward from getting the
trash and refuge gathered up, although
much srash. has already been collect
ed and ls ,.SAS reSi for removal by \
,tlle,0its's wagon y ~ .f3G,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
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80 women
HURT IN RIOT
MEN AND FAIR SEX cLuRsEpANp
BLAcKJAcKEp-mANY SERIOUS
LYlNJuREp.

&
ZION CITY. ILL.,, April 30, O,-Rioting,
which may result seriously, started
here late yesterday evening when EN-.
ployes of independent manufacturing
concerns attacked a group OF 200 Zion
men and women at a prayer meeting.
10th men and women We're beaten
with clubs and blackIaeks aud mum.
der were seriously injured.
The fight came as tae climax Of a
week Of trouble between employees OF
the Independent concerns. which re-
Gently have begun operations here,
and the church people, formerly ~
lowers of John Alexander Dowie.
AS a protest against the use of to-
bacco by the employees of the manu-
featuring companies followers Of VIII
bur vollva, successor to Do@Ic's au-
thority. have been holding prayer
meetings in front Of one of the plants
twice each day.
Trouble Begins.
Elder Royal had just called the sec.
ond meeting yesterday, when several
seroe men rushed out of the plant,
lore down OF leaped over barriers
which had been erected around the
prayer platform aud drove the zIonists
from that part OF town.
Immediately after the fight at the
prayer meeting last night, Volya or
dcred the large alarm bell rung, and
more than 900 men members OF the
church gathered at the auditorium 10
discuss plans for resisting further al
,tacks by employees OF independent
companies, who filed thSss treeis last
night and threatened to Flean out the
town! A second clash between 4, the
seififc6 people and the lhdepndehts
was predicted at the audi lorium meet
mg where voliva urged his followers
to protect their women aud children
from the tobacco smoking ours" as
ne stlglnatized the Independents
Many Women Maltreated.
Elder +. N. Royal and Joseph Blsll.
cp were the most seriously injured III
the prayer meeting fight. Both were
badly beaten, and it is thought Blsh'
ops skull was fractured.
More than third OF the $50 Zion
women in attendance at the meeting
we're beaten. bruised or trampled on
during the rush by the employees OF
the Independents. Although Elder
Royal and number of his men re-
sisted as well as they could, they
were outnumbered and finally were
swept from the large platform, where
the meeting was being held.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
mrs NUzUM I'LL
Condition is Not as Encouraging as II
Was Yesterday.

The condition of Mrs. NJ. A, Nuzum.
who has been very Ill since Sunday,
is not SO favorable Today as yesteT+
day. Mrs. Nuznm was taken much
worse on Sunday and yesterday was
greatly improved. To-day she is not
so wen however, her condition is not
so alarming as on Sunday. Her grand
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Roberts, of Nor
folk, Va, arrived here yesterday even
ing. She was accompanied by Mr.. Rob
erts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

Misses Annie Russell and Elizabeth
Hall went TO Morgantown this after
noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-13
MURDER REVEALED
Woman, Deiirious in Hospital, Says
Husband Killed Child.

Richmond. Va, Nov. 13-The
murder of a baby was disclosed yes
terday afternoon by the rawlings Of
Mrs. Hattie T. Drummond Merriman
while delirious, and at the. point Of
death in the Virginia Hospital, where
she has been a patient for two weeks
suffering from kidney trouble.
The continued statements of the
woman that her infant son had been
slain by it's father and the body bur-
led in a woodshed, caused the hos
pital authorities TO report the matter
to the police. Officers went to the
Merriman home on West Main street
and found the body buried about IS
inches below the surface of the floor
of the woodshed. It had been there
for about two weeks.
Merriman. who is about "a years
of age, and a carpenter, was arrested
He denied at first that his wife had
ever been mother and declared that
he knew nothing Of any murder, but
when told Of the finding Of the body
he made signed statement Of the
crime to Capt. Mcmahon.
Mrs. Merriman became delirious
shortly after being taken to the hos
pital, and while unconscious con-
stantly referred to the asphyXation
of her child by gas. and said he had
been killed by her husband shortly
after his birth and buried in the
woodshed.
Nlerriman is held without bond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-13
SAW SIDNA ALLEN FIRE.
Judge Bolen Describes Shooting il.
Hillsvillc Courtroom.

Wytheville, Va, Nov. 12.-When
the Wythe Circuit Court convened
promptly at 9:30 yesterday morning
the trial of Sidna Allen, charged with
the murder Of Judge Thornton Mas
sic, when the Hillsville Court was shot
up in March last, was resumed.
The opening speeches were made
by Joseph C. Wysor, for the prescott
ton, and J. c. Buxton, of Winston
Salem, N. c., for the defense. They
spoke for an hour each. Toward the
close of Mr.. Buxton's speech he made
two startling statements to the effect
that the reason Sidna Allen fled his
native State and went to Dcs Moines,
Iowa, where, under an assumed name,
he, with his nephew, Wesley Edwards,
were arrested-was that the prisoner
was followed by drunken squads Of
Baldwin detectives, with packs OF
bloodhounds, threatening to kill him
on sight, and that articles had been
paid for, line for line, in the Roanoke
Times to create public sentiment in
Virginia against the prisoner"
These statements created decided
sensation in the court.
w. D. Thompllirs, a Hillsvilc at
torney, testified that the first shots
came from the northeast corner where
Claude and Sidna Alien were standing
on a bench with pistols in their hands.
It developed during the trial today
that Sidna Allen was shot, supposed
~ by Clerk Dexter Goad, through the
left arm, the ball passing into his
body. 1t was reported after the shoos-
ing up of the Hillsville Court that
Sidna Allen had been seriously shot,
but the report could not be confirmed
until today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-13
DOUBT DISAPPEARS.
~ One in Alexandria Who Has Had a
Bad Back Should ignore This
Double Proof. -.

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With it may come dizzy spells,
Sleeplcss nights, tired dull days,
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d rsed by thousands.
Are recommended here at home.
You have read Alexandria proof.
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Remember the namc-Doan's-anc
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-13
VIRGINIANS JUBILANT.
Democratic Victory Celebrated by Pa
rade at Berryville.

Berryville, Va, Nov. 12.-Clarke,
the head county of the Valley, led off
last night with the first of series
of Democratic jubilees which Virginia
will hold to celebrate last Tuesdays
triumph Of Democracy and the cleo
ton Of Governor Woodrow Wilson to
the Presidency-her eighth native son
called by the people to direct the des-
TIMES OF the nation.
The celebration was the greatest
and most enthusiastic Virginia DEM
ocrats have held in this end Of the
State for a generation. The whole
countryside turned out. Wilson,
Marshall and Hay Clubs from distant
parts Of the State trooped into town
on horses. Democrats form the adj
joining towns Of Winchester, Boyce
and White Post, as we'll as hundreds
from the nearby, county Of jefferson
in West Virginia, came to take pars
in the celebration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-13
NEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION,
PETITIONS FOR ALIENS LIVES
Papers Circulate in Richmond, Ac-
ton of Court is Awaited.

Richmond, Nov. 13-Petitions are
circulating in Richmond asking Gov
.ernGr Mann to commute the senten-
.ces of Floyd Allen and Of Claude
Swanson Allen from the death pen
atty to imprisonment for life in the
penitcntiary. They were in evidence
about the hotel Hobbies, where cit
liens were asked to sign, as per
sonal favor. to those in charge OF
the petitions. Some Of the papers
bore quite good many signatures.
These petitions are being prepar-
ed now for use IN the event the Su-
preme Court refuses the applications
for writs for error now pending be-
fare it. The time is short before
the day of execution. and no one
knows how many days will eIapsc
before the court is heard from.
Nc reason was given for asking
clemency on the headings OF The pc
ttlOnS seen yesterday.
The Supreme Court meets this
morning at 10 o'clock. Action on
the Allen appeals may be taken al
any moment, but since ali the judges
did not arrive yesterday, no confer
ences have yet been held, and il is
supposed day or two, at least, will
clapsc before anything is done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-13
MEETING OF GOVERNORS.
I'residcnt-Elect Wilson Declines In
ritation to be present.

Richmond, Nov 13-Governor
William Hodges Mann and Assistant
Governor, Ben p. Owen spent several
hours Monday over the tentative pro
gram for the national convention of
governors, which will be held in
Richmond, December Sd to 7th.
The program will not be ready for
publication until the executives con-
cerned have put the seal of approval
upon it. However, this much is set
tled-the distinguished delegates
will be welcomed by Governor Mann
and Mayor Ainslie and Governor Ed
win l.. Morris, of Montana, will
make the response.
The convention will assemble Tues
day, the Sd, in the Senate chamber
Of the capitol. Wednesday the gov
errors will be taken on special
TAIN to Cape Henry for an oyster
roast as the guests of the National
Guard Association returning in time
for a night session.
On Friday the delegates will be in
the hands of the city Democratic
committee. which is making a pro-
gram for the celebration Of Democ-
racy's great victory.
Thus far, twenty-seven governors
have announced their intention OF at
tending the conference. 1t may be
noted in passing that at the forth
coming meeting the governors ex-
pect to form permanent organiza-
ticn.
Richmond will be deprived of the
anticipated pleasure Of having Pres
ident-elect Woodrow Wilson present
in the celebration in honor Of his
election. He declines most positive
ly to take part in any sort OF politi-
cal affair prior to his inauguration.
Dr. Charles V. Darlington, of this
: city called OH Governor Wilson at
Princeton Sunday to invite his pres
ence at Richmond's Qualification. EX-
pressing his thanks, Governor vii
son made it very clear that he would
accept no invitation to attend a Gel
ebratiOn in his honor.
The date is yet to be fixed, but SEN
timent appears to favor November
81, the night before Thanksgiving.
At that time the students from the
University of Virginia will be in the
city in large numbers for the foot
ball game the next day, and may take
part in the celebration. The Vir-
ginia Education Association will also
be in session here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-13
WELCOMED TO LYNCHBURG.
Delegates TO Virginia Southern Meth
odist Conference Arriving.

Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 12.-With
true Southern hospitality this city
yesterday welcomed the members OF
the Virginia Southern Methodist Con
ference, which tomorrow morning
opens its one hundred and thirteenth
annual session in Court Street
Church.
An entertainment committee met
the trains, and the delegates were
shown to their stopping places and
to the convention church. A number
of applicants for the ministry were
examined this afternoon, and several
of the conferences committees held
special meetings.
Bishop Alpheus w. Wilson, who
will preside over the conference, yes
serday afternoon held meeting OF
his cabinet. Assisting Bishop Wilson
is Bishop Collins Denny, of Richmond
Due to Bishop Wilson's precariou:
health it is probable that Bishop Den
ny will preside at mos of the sessions
Of the conference.
The four-year time limit will cause
changes among some 36 pastors
About Is changes among the various
charges are expected to be announced
this year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-13
Irrigation Item.

Yeast--"He's spent a fortune, VOC
know, on irrigation" Crimson beak-
Ts that SO? Land or throat?"-Yon.
kerg Statesman.