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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-07
ENDS LIFE .
PROMINENT PENNSYLVANIA
LAWYER AND SOLDIER SUI.
EtDES

PROMINENT PENNSYLVANIA
LAWYER AND SOLDIER SUI.
cfDEs.
PHILADELPHIA, ia. Aug. :. =
Colonel Gibbons Gray CornwclI. of the
Sixth regiment, national guard OF
Pennsylvania, and prominent lawyer
OF West Chester. committed suicide
last night on 4 train on which he was
returning from New York to his home
town TO face charges OF appropriating
bonds belonging to a trust estate.
EXcusing himself for moment
from the constable who accompanied
him, lie entered the lavatory of the
car Just before the train pulled into
West Philadelphia station. A mo.
ment later report was heard and
his body was discovered with a bullet
through his head.
While the regiment which he com.
manded was In camp one OF his clients
died. leaving will In which other
executors were named for the estate
which he held in trust. Investigation
It is alleged led to the discovery OF a
number of bonds belonging to the es,
tate we're missing
Colonel CornwelI. VINO failed to re.
turn home when the regiment broke
camp week ago, was taken into Gus.
iody last night in New York aud re.
leased yesterday on his promise TO
return home with the constable who
had warrant for his arrest. He in.
dignan,ly denied that there was any.
thing wrong with his accounts and al
the beginning Of The return home he
seemed In good spirits but as he
neared his destination became morose
and ttualy left tbs constable ;s ead
his life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-07
POST OFFICE
CONTRACT NOT
AWARDED YET
SUPPLEMENTAL PRoPosALs
WILL BE ASKED OWING TO THE
ALoW BIDDING BY THE CON.
fne.cToRs.

Z Postmaster A. Howard Fleming has
received a letter from the Supervising
Architect stating that the contract
for the new post Office here for which
bids We're received July 18th has not
yet been let but supplemental propos.
,plS Will be asked from the contrac.
fors when additional drawings are
Atk.de. Tho, letter follows;
Treasury Department,
h Washington. d. c.. Aug. .. 1912.
Postmaster,
Fairmont, W. Va.
Sir
Replying to your inquiry OF July
<h, You are advised that no contract
9ias yet been awarded for. the con,
struction OF the new post office build.
ing in your city. 1t is found that the
proposals are many OF them so much
less than the amount available that 1t
viii be possible to make some better.
ments In the construction, and suppl.
mentalproposals will be invited from
all the bidders. as soon as drawings
have been prepared.
Respectfully,
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-07

Mrs. Jennie Anderson has returned
to Rowlesburg, after spending q few
days with her nieces, Misses Grace
and Edith. Pickett.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-07
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-07

tcOntlnued on PAGE Eishs.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06

bridge which. from year to year. has
been extended and kept alive and II -
this franchise which II 10 said the
Northwestern railroad people plan to
utilize. Tentative plans include . toll
bridge with two decks, one for passen-
gers and vehicles.
For several months engineers have
been at work for the Rock Island be-
tween here and South Omaha. Re-
Gently these men have made soundings
OF. the river and tree markings were
made and stakes have been set and
the work has been going on quietly
for some weeks. The Rock Island has
a double incentive for wanting a new
bridge. It has a heavy livestock busi-
ness, from Iowa into South Omaha
and it is to protect and foster this
that new bridge Is especially desir-
able
Representatives of the railroads in
terested have quietly made known
their plans to the Council Bluffs COM
mercial club officers, 1t is limited. and
the suggestion made that the roads
would be in a receptive mood for sug-
gestions as to a union depot In Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Now each railroad main
tains separate passenger and freigh,
stations at q heavy cost, there being
seven such stations. not including the
Union Pacific transfer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06
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You use It. so think you had better
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06
erundy Center News.

Special to Times Republican
Grundy Center. Jan. 6.--Mr. and Mro.
Morris Merritt. c. NJ. Sprague nod Ida
Diehl left this week for Los Angeles
where they will spend the remh lder
o. the wintel.
For the third consecutive time, u. L.
PEPPER, of Fern, has been elected chair
lean of the board of supervisors. Mir.
Pepper was first elected chairman whe,l
the board was republican, while he is
a democrat. The board now stands
five democrats to two republicans al
tho the county is largely republican.
Revival meetings are in full swing
here with E. ]. Forsythe in charge. He
is ably assisted by his wife who con-
ducts ladies meetings and by his son,
Roy. who has charge of the childrei; 5
meetings and of the music. Mr.. Orr
came yesterday and will also assist in
the work. SO far weather conditions
have been so adverse that the att ard
ance has not been what it will be If the
weather moderates.
Mrs. Curkeet suffered a stroke of
paralysis and is confined to her bed
her right side being entirely useless.
She is able to talk but not to move her
right side. Fourteen years ago she
suffered slight stroke but since that
time has been in good health.
Hello Schaa passed away this week
after a lingering illness which was the
result of old age. Mr.. Schaa was one
of our prosperous retired farmers.
The Grurdy County Mutual Insur-
ance Company held their annual meet
ing this week. They now have s2.s34, ooo
insurance in force and the past year
their losses have been $4,000. or q Is,
of $164 per thousand for each thou
sand of insurance carried.
At the meeting Of the council held
this week it was decided to extend the
sewer system FOUR blocks east on
Chestnut street Work will commence
on this extension as soon as spring
opens up.
Arrangements are being made by the
loard OF Supervisors 10 erect fine
rev concrete bridge across the creek
near the Holland bridge at an expense
of about $4,000. The prescott bridge
at that point is in very unsatisfac-
tory condition.
r. s. Clough, of Iowa City, has been
here the past week working with the
debating team. preparing them for
their joint debate with Forest City
which will take place here next Fri
day evening. The local debating team
consists of Carlyle Williamson, Ruth
Dodd and Lora Drake.
a new course in domestic science is
being organized in the high school and
Miss Mable Bait has been secured as
teacher of the new work. She expects to
start her work at once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06
ROCK ISLAND AND NORTHWEST.
ERN ROADS PLAN BRIDGES
ACROSS "Rle MUDDY"
ROADS NOW HANDICAPPED;
USE UNION PACIFIC BRIDGE
increased Traffic Expected With Open
inc Of Panama canai-Plans Under.
way to Build Bridges With All Speed
Rock island Believed to Have Pur.
chased Approaches.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Jan. 6.-The Rock
Island and Northwestern railroads are
believed to be engaged in quiet race
to secure a new bridge over the Mis-
souri, river at this point. There are
numerous evidences Of it. In both in
stances a belief in a heavy increase in
traffic north and south Immediately
upon the completion of the Panama
canal is a moving agency and the
fearfully congested conditions Whlch
are almost daily occurrence as re-
suit of the heavy traffic over the one
railroad bridge here, owned by the
Union Pacific. is another Impeding
motive. In this latter respect the
trouble at times has been serious
menace to the Rock Island, whose
transcontinental trains are sometimes
held up an hour on the bridge or IN
the Union Pacific terminals. that road
being at the mercy of the Union "a
cific until it gets out Of South Omaha.
The Northwestern railroad is not sucn
heavy loser as the bulk of it's trains
are turned over to the Union Pacific at
Omaha.
The plans of the Rock Island have.
1t is said. gone so far that an estimate
Of 100000 has been made for the
project and the point at which 1t is
said the bridge will be built is opposite
South Omaha and the southern limits
of Council Bluffs. At the latter place
| 400 acres of land was mysterlousiy
purchased months ago, the identity OF
the purchaser having since been main
tanned a secret, but it is now believed
the purchase was made for the Rock
Island.
| Several Council Bluffs people are in
| terested in a franchise and congress
| sional permission to construct bridge
over the Missouri river a short dis
tance from the Omaha and Council
Bluffs Street Railway Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06
MISS DoWpELL REsiGNo.
Assistant in kindergarten Department
at Teachers College Goes East.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls. Jan. 6.-Aiiss Ruth Do" :
del, assistant in the Kindergarten de-
partment of the Iowa state Teachers
College. for the past two .year:. re-
sig ned this week to be free to accept
the position offered her in the New
Jersey state normal school at Mon
claire. Miss Constance Smith. of Wa
terloo, an alumnus of the state teach
ers' college and also of the kinder
sarten school in Chicago. has been
elected to fill the vacancy for the win
ter term. An unusually large enroll
ment is reported for this term with
nearly 108 new students since the holt
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06
SENATOR KENYON At TRAER.
Elaborate Program and Banquet Ar
ranged in His Honor.

Eiaporato Program ana banquet Ar.
ranged in His Honor.
Special to Times Republican.
Traer, Jan. 6-The speech by Sena-
tor Kenyon in the opera house this
evening and the banquet preceding in
the Methodist church parlors, promise
to be one of Traer's most noteworthy
events as prominent men from all the
surrounding towns will bethere to help
extend cordial greeting to Iowa's
brilliant young senator, in toast n nd
song. AS per program the following
gentlemen will respond:
"The Melting Pot'-Franklin e.
Brook. of Learder Clark College.
"a Tho't or Two"'--M. ]. Tobin Of
Vinton.
pig shoes'-w. A. Dexter, Of To-
ledo.
The End Man"-Rev. Mr.. Melville.
Of Traer
Get Together E.. F. Brown, Of
Vinton %
our Host""-L.. C. Huber. of Toledo.
Senator .Ames will act as toast
master. Following the banquet an ad-
dress will be given in the opera house
by Senator Kenyon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06

$4,000. The board. however, succeed
ed In letting the contract for apr-oxi-
mtaely $4,000 or almost q third less
than the estimated cost.
There is approximately $4,000 cubic
yards Of open work which was let to
Lewis & Holloway at .0Ss7 cents per
cubic yard. The laying Of the tile was
let to the Hawkeye CONSTRUCTION Com
pany for $14,451.05 and the furnishing
of the tile. which are to be Of vitritied
clay. was awarded to the Lehigh Clay
Products Company 81 ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06
sMoTHERED TO DEATH.
Eaky Dies Of e.Hocation at Nevada
End Was Sudden.

Nevada. Jan. Styling face down
ward under the heavy he'd clothing the
infant child of Mr.. ond Mrs. c. G.
Sutherland was found dead III it's bed
by the mother who went to look after
TIE little one following the morning
zeal. When the mother arose i'll the
morning the child was we'll and appar-
antly sleeping soundly She prepared
the meal and just before sitting down
with her husband to eat she again took
look at her babe and found all we'll
and the child still sleeping. When she
looked again the babe was dead, hav-
ing smothered to death. The babe was
about two months of age: The body
was inferred in the Nevada cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06
MAYOR SEEKS OFFICE.
Nevada Executive Candidate For coun
ty Attorney Of Story.

Special to imes-Republicar.
Nevada, Jan. 6.-Mayor f. F.. Han
sen of this city is the first one to
launch his campaign for county Of
Zee He has already started to cireu-
late his petition to place his name
upon the primary ballot and within a
short time will make his formal an
nouncement as candidate FOR the
nomination 70 rthe office of county at
torney. MIR. Hansen has been one of
the leading practitioners Of The county
for the past several years md IS we'll
known over the county Ii is not
thought that there will be large field
Of candidates Tor the office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06
ESTIMATES WERE TOO HIGH.

Story County Board Lets Ditehina
Contract One Third Under Estimate.
Nevada, Jan. e.-The board OF super
visors were In session yesterday for
the purpose Of leeEng the contract for
the construction OF what is known as
Milford township drain, No. 80, = ditch
about seven miles In length. the en-
gineer.s estimated cost of which was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-06

FoIey's Honey and Tar Compound $
is a reliable family medicine Give It
Ito your children, and take it yourself
when you feel cold coming on. 1t checks
and cures coughs and colds and Group
and prevents bronchitis and pneu-
monia Mcbride & VIII Drug Com
Danv .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
MI UNICO ROBO

Robe una vez de nino una granada
que reia con risa de frescura,
y la robe mas bien por su hermosura
que por verla en- mis- manos desgranada.
Prlndado de su boca arrebolada,
me encandil6 su roja dentadura.
pero el robo noto mi madre pura
Y me mand6 volverla a La canada
Busque ell granada entire el feraz bosea.
lie.
y dej6 boca arriba en- su ramaje
ell encendido fruto de ambrosia
Y al regresar de gozo palpitando,
j note que la granada Dios miranda,
a grandes carcajadas Sc refa
Salvador Rueda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
Granos de orc

Las mujeres nunca Green que Sc les
anna demasiado.- PoLdcaO.
Ell coraz6n de una mujer no envejece
nunca; cuando cesa de amar, es que ha
cesado de latir.- ROchpedrev
No hay mujer, por fea que sea, que
no tenga alg1n rasgo de belleza. Oridao
Ell honor es 10 mismo que la nieve; una
vez perdida SUI blancura, va no puede re-
cobrarla
DucOLs.
Els de mas valor la honradez y ell ia
lento que la riqueza Dryden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
Ponce al dla

| Ell Marshal de la Corte de Distrito,
senor Rivera Esbri, ha recibido orden de
trasladar al Manicomio de San Juan a
los dementes Juan Tomas Becerra Y
Juan Costas, recluidos en- la carcel de
esta ciudad.
A La Junta General de la ''Liga de
Detallistas concurri6 gran ni1mero de
Socios Sc tomaron varios importantes
acuerdos, entire ellos los siguientes, que
ha tenido la amabilidad de facilitarnos
uno de los socios concurrentes a La Jun
ia:
La Presidente informa con todas las
gestiones realizadas y acuerdos tomados
por la Directiva desde la pasada Junta
General, habiendo esta en- todos los casos
lmpartido su completa aprobaci6n.
InfOrmado establishments Dor Ia
Presidencia ell estado actual del proyecto
de la Panaderia de la Liga, Sc interes6
las comisiones que entienden en- ell
asunto para que impriman a sus gestio
nes la mayor actividad, fin de que la
Dlrectlva pueda tener este asunto ulti
mado para la proxima Junta General
La Junta acord6 establecer una Quota
especial de 90 centavos mensuales para
aquellos detallistas establecidos en- Ia
Plaza del Mercado, que no puedan pagar
la quota de un peso
reclblda del "Centro de Detallistas" de
Utuado, habiendo quedado la Asambea
agradablemente impresionada con los
rapldos progresses y ell estado foreciente
de aquella naciente association.
Otros acuerdos de menor importancia
fueron tOmadOs
Nosotros nos completeness en- el exito
de la "Liga de Detallistas.
Be ha procedido al arreglo de algu-
mas GALES de esta ciudad, tapando no.
yos, arreglando algunas aceras etc.
Tambien Sc ha procedido al arreglo
de algunas bocas de incendio que esta-
ban Ell muy NAL estado.
Nuestro Alcalde y Consejo Munici-
pal son merecedores de todos los elogios
por la pronta atenci6n que presta to-
da indication acerca de algo que es de
absolute necesidad para la ciudad.
El Corresponsal.
Ponce, Abril % de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
D. Manuel Fernandez

En- ell vapor Philadelphia embar-
cara para New York, nuestro amigo
don Manuel Fernandez, acreditado co
merciante de Ciales.
Ell senor Fernandez Sc dirige a Els
pana, donde piensa pasar una buepa
temporada, viajando por las mas pin
torescas ciudades
Lleve un viaje feliz nuestro buen
amigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
De TrATKo
Benefcio de Virginia Fabregas.


El Municipal" ofrecia anoche as
pecto deslumbrador. Las damas prin-
cipales de nuestra mejor sociedad, las
personals mas distinguidas de nuestro
mundo Intellectual, de nuestro mundo
tinanciero polltico, ocupando todos
los palcos y lunetas, y, en- las alturas,
publico, hasta no caber mas.
La obra escogida por la eminente ac-
triz para su function de gala fue LA
Noche del Sabado," del principe de
nuestros ingenios contemporaries, ia
cinto Benavente.
Juzgada va, mejor dicho admirada
por todos los publicos y todos los cri-
ticos de esta obra magistral del glorio-
so autor de ''Los Intereses Creados, )"
no es va hora de poner concentrates a
La obra del eXcelso dramaturgo, sino de
admirarla, de aplaudirla con todo nues-
tro entusiasmo.
Dedicaremos la cr6nica los inter
pretes, principalmente Virginia Fa
bregas, la eminente actriz que tenia a
su cargo ell extrano y complicado ca
racter de "Imperia. !"
Ell p1blico que, ademas de admirar
quiere Virginia Fabregas porque dc
ella trasciende una irresistible simpa-
tia, acogi6 la esplendida artista con
una calurosa ovaci0n, cuando apareci6
en- escena al final del primer acto. I'm
peria," la tragica sublime "Impe
ria, esa mujer simbolo que ha dado
La vida brillante y ejemplar de la es-
cena, ell genio abrumador de Benaven
tie, tuvO anoche una encarnaci6n supre
ma Ell Virginia Fabregas
En- la macabra escena del tercer ac-
to, cuando histriones y marineros DO
rrachos bailan una 'tarantela en- tor
no al principe que organiza con un pu-
nal clavado en- ell pecho, la mirada, e.
gesto, la voz, toda la magnifca perso-
ma de la magnifica artista, refej6 e.
horror y la augusta mas invencibles
Virginia Fabregas tiene como todos los
grandes artistas, ese poder magico dc
auto-sugesti6n que lie permite entrar dc
lleno Ell las situaciones mas diversas, en
un milagro de identification.
En- ell nltimo acto estuvo fiera su
blime, abnegada gloriosa,. dominandc
al publicO con ell soberbio gesto, con Ia
v0z vibrante, con la mirada iluminada
por un resplandOr genial
Quisieramos disponer de espacio pa
ra hacer un estudio del magno trabajo
de esta maravillosa interprete del tea.
tro contemporaries pero hemos de de
jarlo para cuando termine la tempora-
da, porque esperamos verla en- alguna
obra mas del insigne Benavente.
Basic decir para dar una idea de su
exito de anoche que ell p1blico la llaln6
al final de todos los actos, que la ova,
ciono, que la aclamo, que su camerino
Sc VIC invadido por sus admiradores,
que recibi6 esplendidos regalos
La function de anoche fu6 un digno
lcoronamiento de la inapreciable labor
que ha venido hacienda la gran artista
mejicana
Virginia Fabregas estuvo bien Sc
cundada, por las senoras Castillo, Ota.
20, Rustani Cara, por la gentillsima
senorita Ruiz del Castillo, por las lin.
das Stas. Ruiz, por los sefores Gale
Nieva Enrique, Ubaldo Fernandez, LA
neza, Lopez, Blanco y Barragan, sobrt
todo por Gerardo de Nieva ell notabili
slmo actor que Sc ha conquistado todas
nuestras simpatfas Y todos nuestros
aplausos.
Domingo oRoZCo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
M UN DIAL
Explosion de una una locomotora Ca
torce muertos.
Salvador Rueda.

Explosion ue una una lOcOIHOLOTd. Oh-
torce muertos.
Londres 90. Comunican de Nueva
York que en- la estaci0n de San Anto
1io ha hecho explosion la caldera de
ma locomotora, resultando muertas Ia
personals mas de 20 heridas
Nacimiento de una Princesa
Paris 81 La princesa Clementina, es-
oosa del principe Victor Napoleon, ha
lado luz con felicidad. EN- Bruselas
una princeSa
FL pavimento de la habitaci0n Ell
1ue el alumbramiento sc ha verificado
estaba cubierto de terra, llevada de
Paris, fin de que simb6licamente, la
nueya Princesa naciese sobre terra
francesa.
Ell Rey de los "Apaches :
Paris 20 La Direction de Seguridad
ha recibido una carta de GARNER, ell fa-
moso criminal a quien busca Ia Policia
por haber intervenido en- ell crimen de
a calle de Ordener (asesinato Y robo)
IN ell de la calle del Havre (asesinato de
an agente) Y EN- el robo al notario de
Pontoise.
GARNER, especialista Ell crimenes al
lutomovil'', dice que el es iinico culpa-
)le de los tres delitos mencionados, Y
lue Diendonne, detenido hace dias, es
nocente Anade que esta SECURE dc
,aer en- manos de la Policia resuelto
vender cara su vida.
Para probar la autenticidad de s1
'arta, GARNER ha estampado en- ella las
luellas Gle sus dedos, Y el servicio an.
ropometrico ha confrmado que cores.
.oonden la icha del snjeto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
La familia Virella

Maestro amigo don Valeriano Virella
y su distinguida familia han salido pa.
ra Arroyo, despues de pasar unos dias
en- esta capital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
EN- SUFRAGI0 DEL ALMA DE
D. FRANCISCO FONT Y MAS
FaIiecido en- Barceiona (Espana)
ei dia z de Abrii de 1912,

Sc celebrardn en- la iglesia parroquial
de San Francisco, de esta Ciudad, ell
sabado q de los corrientes, las ocho
de la manana, solemnes honras f1ne-
bres, para cuyo piadoso acto la mer-
cantil Sues. de r Font y Hermano, en-
nombre propio Y en- el de los familiares
del difunto, (ausentes presentes) in
vita sus amigos y conocidos.