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spectators. and exhlbitlons Of skin and
grace were received with loud applause
The judges were inspector Gen. Dar-
lington. Col J. A. McAahon, Of the Cen
eral Stan: Maj. H. 7. Allen. Of the Gen
erM Stan. and Col d. s. Stanley, Of the
Quartermastef's Department.
Prominent Quest List.
Among those present were: Secretary
Stimson and Mrs. stlmson. Maj. Cen
Leonard Wood. CHIEF OF Stan. and Mrs.
Wood: Maj Gen. Carter and Mrs. Carter.
Gen. crozier. Mrs. Wotherspoon, Gen. A.
L. Mills and Mrs. Mills. Secretary Oliver.
Mrs. Oliver. Miss Oliver. Lieut.. Col. slo-
cum and Mrs. slocum. Of New York:
Mrs Grebie. the Misses GrebIe, Col. Rob-
ert NJ. Thompson. Mai. Lyon and Mrs.
Lyon. Mai. Cole and Mrs. Cole. Reginald
Huidekoper. Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. Burr.
Miss Ruggles, Mrs. Waddy Wood. Miss
Bayne, Gen. Darlington, Mrs Darlington.
and Miss Darlington
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WIDOW MAY GET 5000.
Bin Introduces to Relieve spouse
OF Heroic Coaehman.

Mrs Margaret Mcouade. wife of Ed
ward Mcouade, coachman for former
Secretary OF War Dickinson. who was
killed while saving the secretarys grand
child in a runaway IN Sixteenth Street
on February g. 1911. is to receive s5.OOo.
according to a bill introduced In the SEN
ate by Senator Root.
The bill was referred 10 the Committee
on Claims and is expected to receive
favorable consideration when Il comes
up in the House. probably to-day.
McQuade had served under every Sec
retary OF War since Proctor's time. On
the afternoon OF February .. 1911. he was
driving Mr.. D1ckinson's three-year-old
granddaughter. Helen Dickinson. and
her goVerness. Miss Dunning. when the
horses bolted- Unable to check their mad
dash. he drove the team into an en-
bankment, losing his own life. while the
footman and the two other occupants of
the vehicle escaped uninjured.
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VAUDEVILLE AT ACADEMY.
Harry B. Hearn. as afanaEer, REP
re.ents Big TheatricaI Interests.

Harry B. Hearn, as Manager, Rep
re.ents Big TheatricaI Interests.
Commencing next Monday. the Acad-
emy Of Music at Ninth and d Streets,
viii open under the management Of
Harry B. Hearn. presenting high class
vaudeville at popular prices.
Mr.. Hearn represents big theatrical in
tsrests and announces that the attrac-
tons for the Academy win be booked
through one Of the foremost booking
agencies IN the United States. The new
management viii give especial attention
to women and children. not permitting
word or action that would give offense
to its patrons. The rougher element will
not be tolerated. Equipment Is being
installed that will keep the house cool
during the warm days. There win be
three shows daily, the matinee at 2:So and
evening performances at 7:9o and .
o'clock.
The matinee prices viii be 10. cents and
evening 10 and % cents. The opening at
fractions viii be announced In The WASH
ington Herald next Sunday.
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GEN. SHERWOOD TO DRIVE.
Ohio Representative VIII Attend
Horse show Opening.

Onlo hepresentntlNe VIII Atteud
Horse show Opening.
Contrary TO the experience at every
previous horse show in the history OF
Washington. entries have been made this
year in every class on the prize list Of
the National Capital Horse Show, and
all OF the seventy events will be run
on beginning next Wednesday afternoon.
This is due not only to the way the
prize list was devised by General Man
ager F. n Ware and Mai. Henry T..
Allen, u. S. A, chairman OF the executive
committe. but also TO the increasing
interest in the show here and abroad.
Many OF the 400 horses which viii be
seen lin the various events viii have to
be stabbed outside the grounds. The II
stalls at the grounds, at Eighteenth and
c Streets, have been put In perfect con-
dition, and await the horses which will
begin arriving at the end OF the week.
1t is announced that Representative
Sherwood's thoroughbred trotters. Prince
ID and Robert Herman. will be driven by
Gen. Sherwod at the head of the
parade OF the Drivers and Riders As
sociation. The roadsters of Gen. Miles
and P. V. De Graw will be next in line.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. s. pcpt. q AEricultur.. weath.r Bur,.u.

o. S. Dept Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. d. O.. "Wednesday, April SIS D. n.
Tbs indications are that the disturbance that Is
now developing over the Rocky Mountain sregion
day In the Rocky Mountain region and the Plains
States. and Thursday night ard Friday in the
Gulf States the great central valleys and the Lake
StAtcA
Tempeaturs viii rise Thursdsy In the Uppsr
Ohio Vailey and Lake region, and Friday in the
Middle Atlantic and New England States: Il will
fall Thursday In the northern Rocky Mountain
region and the Northern Plains States and Friday
over the Middle Plains States and the Mfssissippi
VALLEY.
win have Moderate westerly winds and fair weather
10 the Gnnd Bank
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AbduI's Farewell To-morrow.

Abdul BAHIA. leader OF the Bahai move
ment, will make his last public appear
ance in Washington tomorrow night at
Continental Memorial Hall. at a meeting
OF the Orient-Occident Unity. Mira
Ahmad Sohrab. treasurer of the So
ciety. and Joseph H. Hannen. secretary
OF the society. have issued invitations to
the public to attend.
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EPISCOPAL BAZAAR OPENS.
Large Attendance at Fete for Bene-
Mt Of Hospital.

The bazaar conducted by the board Of
lady managers Of the Episcopal Eye. Ear
AID Throat Hospital. at which every
Episcopal parish In the District Is repre-
sented, opened last night az the Arlington
with a large attendance.
Music was furnished by the Engineer
Band, under the direction OF Prof. julius
Kenper last night, and viii be supplied
~ the Fort Myer band tonight
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Demonstrates New Mall Car.

Rector S. Bogie. Vice President Of the
Hupp Automatic Mail Exchange Com
pany. yesterday afternoon gave demon
stration before large number of govern
ment officials OF a labor saving. lfe-sav-
ing. and mail saving car at a station be-
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Home Rule BIZ Up tuesday.

London, April A-Chancellor David
Lloyd George announced in the House
OF Commons to-day that the Irish home
rule bill viii be up for second read
ing next Tuesday.
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rfde Table.

Today-Hieh tide. - 4. e. and 81 D n; iov
tide 30 =, N. md ,o;fs .. n.
fomcrroE- High tide 31s :. n and f15 . q;
lDs uds. MS :. n and losE \ n.
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OFFICE or THE

LANsToN MoNoTYPE MACHINE COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Aprl 10 1914
he annual meeting q the stockholden q ths
LANsToN MONoTYPE MACHINE COMPANY
viii b held at the EIks' Hcms corner Primes
and Royal Streets, Ale1andria. Va, at L o'eioek
noon, on THURSDAY. the "a day Of May, 1872
for the purpose Of eectinE board Of directors to
seTys for the ensuing year and transacting such
other business may properly come before t.
Trankfer books viii be closed April at
O'Clock p m. and viii be reopened on May !. At
10 O'Clock a m
By order Of the Board of Directors
W. ARTHUR SELI.MAN,
aplSlG Secretary.
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Local Temnernrure.

Midpisht .; 2 a m. STA N, s:s a m, 20;
a. m. 81; 10 g. N. G.; q noon, 81; p m, %;
p m, n; p m. n; p. m. es; 10 ,. m, 50.
Highest. y: lowest ..
Relative humidity-s a. m. -; p N, z; 3
D. m, 81. Rainfall % p m. TO . d MI o
Hous q sunshine. loi. Per cent Of possible sun
shine. y.
Tsnp.atuSs sane DAT. last ysr-HisAsa, q;
lowest. ..
Temperatures I'm other cities.
Tsmpentura IN other eitiea, together with he
Hmount Of ninfaIl for TIE twenty-sour hour snded
Al p N. yesterday. are a follows
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TRY MURINE EYE 81 IlIII aLMEDl I'IlI
Lor LOur ~

Murine Eys salre. IN A1spiie Tubes Sc. si.1
Murine Bye Remedy. Liquid. sc, aoc. gi.oo. 2
Anrine DVes9it Smart : seother Ere Pam
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE A

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE An
nuai meeting of the stockholders Of the Globs
Printing Company viii Be held at the odice Of the
company. Ill South Fairfax Street. Alexandria Va.
On MONDAY. MAY 6 1872. between the hours Of
70 and Y O'Clock N. for the purpose of electing
board Of directors for the ensuing year. and for
the Transaction Of all business that may come be-
fore the meeting. By order q the board of di-
rectors EDWARD H THOMAS. seeTstary.
ap2-I2t-ez
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL PERSONS WHO SAW CHILD
run over and leg cut on by a street
car at 9Th and L SITS. NV, last Sat
urday evening. send their names and
addresses to the father, Mr.. HOOK
SHAW. I'LL Ninth St NV
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vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural. nonsurgical: coop. book free. Ap-
ply by mail. sl6 Colorado Bldg. Free lee
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE An
nuAf mseting u the stockholders Of the semtnols
Land and Investment Company viii be held ~ the
otios Of the company III south Fairfax Street.
Alexandra, Va, on MONDAY, MAY 8. si2 BE-
the pmposs Of electing a beard Of directors for the
ensuing year. and for the trlnsaction Of all busi-
ness that may cnme before the meeting By order
Secretary. ap2l1-ex
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
Leaps From
High WndoO

CHICAGO. Nov IS Pa'u,.fsed viii
-" idea hat she 4ss pursued ios dis
han1Tsble rurpos- s- Nsad VA
Dsuaet 2 ysars osd- ieaE-.i frosn n
ivvn isih sfoFy o. tse N-Cormirt
tEiidins and vas crushed o. dssth ui
he stone saving q an aley a. 'h'
ar~~- level she Hmp-d from = 1rr
esrar,e nearly -ss i-si sboyc ~.
gFound tier hady s'Sut smother ~,
ercsBs a. tae hFs, fioor sad boanaea
into the aIry vay Ns@rly sE hsT
tones sers broken
- 81 Wan DeRscE- a. cor aE - -
Tapers f1snd on hsr gsfruu. vas .
school teacher a Hus-soilr. Neh- g
Jhat she had bs-rn seeking 4
rGsi ,oa h~se and had h'-~a obse-=s~-.
sta .he idea tbar she had brea b.
danger rf1ul uti.- slagers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
Miners IRE
SENTENCED
FOa eARRVtNe ARnss AND eRGAT-
t1G aIoT8 ~ PAINT cREEN -
pEacg RgIeNs ~ TtIg STRISE
nnNl.

ClEAll-IETON. " va Nos. ss.
Ifhne iheF- uha 10 siEn q. iruubls
. ~ nfftae BSae to-day. miiiiary and
t1V uuthsFitles and raiiFUAd OIL
oelu ueEs husy runninE doaa riues
lla1lg - ;he cap,nre Of some of IN
ma uauies lsg variSus oa~nses ruB
uiftr1 10 ~ strihe dirtpr' NtHiaa.
TheuaEiau sad Grove Jarrett aFrass
g yesterday d uorothy Raleigh rolH-
d. - 3 charge q participating iH -.
eeoorlns W q High Coai sSap nixi't.
~. nnd fat raHyins r~yoivsr -i'a
en- . ticruae. were brought herr la
uirbt nnd altl ba taken 70 Paint Cr'--s'
9lncltun lonsTToa
Nn1aD Cotb, ehaTzsd aish he.din.
nDa ulusausrf tFsin a. CaSiu Cr-ei
rtin1 On NOVEMBER -. uas rSptni
~ Bouoihy today. = = Runp-i
IN. vita olhrTn. uns ARRESTED apfn
1u alo - participants Ia he sh'ro
~ - - Hiuh cuaL. uas released .
~ ~ Ehsriff siaRey waite. Of hDsa
onariy. Inst before d~Pulg FaTrl'fa a.
uitef - take Rnsssl % ChaFirsteE
oel b . second cousin oi whit'
IL utili1aFy cOamiftee sin set g,
u8or 70 ~ q nuu.brF q eases
on og ne nelly slephensoa rniue
q 1arGaals. rsceniiy pura hzsgd ~ "a
= NaltoarI Bitualinons Coai shd Goa
eoupanv. EAich nisnea the uss
aea1o. ulih tuery rssu this HlFnir
uiaGtn1 to Uas me- mine iH eondls.o'
% Ship euai A. faPidiy - Fo-sisi
~ tlTSkinE miHFfs s-r asasrtias The
i4uls naar Essbdaie. aH1 rriarn'ns
~ enussaEy sous-s which have b.
uaeuns scr several Esoarhs. Wihin
~ ~ two the other mines a. -
dalR. ONnsd b. the same c0mpaa,
uil - - OpeEoiios. sHadrd .
DeTianSad uIinerA frsm thr eat ur-
taaaa ~ Cshfu cr~ez this aiteraoo
all diElFibllud amonz ssve-ai mis-"
- diffiruBty NAs eHp-riaHecd IN tsl
iug ~ neu mcH in.r fnr mining a
tFilt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
CIVIL DOCKET
cRIusIRAL CASES NAVE BEEN DIS
PosED or IN cIRcUIT COURT

Yesterday the criminal dockss %
the pr-seui tern o. me Cirruit Courr
uas cumptesed and the oira doebel
uas takrn a..
The following esufs-4atnas and nollss
urre made IN Fh- eO1rS. viii u-a-
rsnces for can coateuutoH
John Baras. Indicted for . ieiuuyl
c5nf-ssed. a. .-nieueps % Oae y~Er
il rhe p~Eiisniary.
n G wIuisnson. addicted for i~L
uuy. oerss-asl. ,-utrsc-d 20 uae ysar
be- ,hs rusni'rutiary
Lewis Jahrs7u, czbDr-a- iEsir'ed ior
isioay. for sfabbsnE. confessed s-n-
,eno~d to ak months in al ahd anea
So
NyTiIs AacrTineia. iudtcss1 Tor MS
draeanGr. uunirr.el aaes Staeo
HsSerl R.anle. iD1ist91 - tU1
esuFErs q teioay. - uultnl . uuugl.
curuE slhusnay. ~ ius,rtupliH ulIr
uouol
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
Hon. E. M. ShOwaIter Is A Candidate
For u. S. Senator

Il % nai Tor = uanmEui w el1iU ta
aua fJscagionr superior 70 sr0rgs %
s1har worthy rrsH ~ tsr party IN dif.
rsen, uertloup o. ~ siate. tas mas
sny ahh san5or. thns tie verE Ernct
o,s ans -mpliEurnfsVg TseeptiDu f',af
has be-a accorded 70 M ann7Hnes'
urui ibicIgh0ur the state. hes ~
reaay robbea th- cOnseul - ~ fhs
ssrrora uhlea IL had igr ~ II me
.traase
Asaaf oshsf uarshs mrn haye ei''er-
- the isiG nnfieipa'e aptF''ea
ast triendi, coussss y = b pri7ns
qs-crtaaer that alle ual7y Fru-lEvr e.
snitrd and harruozisas frpa,, an -
Ans end p-nscnaI iHiCrSt an1 aWhi
tisn must b. hrozEhi - ihs AltuT Tns
r. publican Tartg a. however. NOS
,srsunas- this year. in Iaaf 4 b under
as speriai oblikarton to any OHs cen
siause over sRczher Bat mas uisa
eSim fsdgmeaS and &siibtratsOn. -
t,ct frris 'hs si~fs and shea tie r1b-
serz s. ended. th@ siun1E mss ~.
thaf b. has been made ,he ~ 20 H'
ng z rsry hiEh honor aad nieeTtan'
.stssL aud thoss Eho losr may eSa
.al. th~mselyep HIIh The "a, taai
a.shsnE la brsn TAKEN from hem
q ascn ,h-y array pouEessea-
--pr- V asl no, hiina 10 ihe politi--
- t.f ,.,s - u-si sonsliftuzs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
NEIr YORK GUNMEN ARE
SENTENCED. TO DEATH
WHITE LOUIE. DAeo FRANK
LGFTV LOUIE AND eVP TrL
$1,000 TO BE ELEeTRocgTEr
BUSStNG T4E WEEK BEGtNNiNe
Jar % ron HJRoER or HEN
Nv RoSENTHAL.

NV YoRK- Nos - Jadz- Cos
m criminal braEra 81 Bc sasrl-u.
o1urt tcsar seHI~arel v.5flr L--is
sHd plvo FTank t~n n ibe .1Hr E.Ii
men convicted q To- aciaai hisIiHs 81
tgsury IsossnrrhaL 10 he clrg -ra~use5
n siaz Siaz pzisoa dzfinE th@ r'--E
bsgiHniEg Ian - Judrr Cal H'41
-rnrod lefty Louir Eas Gya ac R.s'n4
70 de tas s4Er sag The f5us ap
rerv taken later 90 Ssug snz p---r-
under ssayy SzEri
So -asius I-irgarge- r-Urrs So
tae qua-teftr 70 me coui fa-sui ~"
4aa cn a lag overcast N.th a IsrE.
--Hg revolver ~ .aza - Ser f'-am
fs- tsaza h- eutrFez ta- rs-gm astil
fh~ G1ar closed ts,h.ad hin a. ~ 90.
IoErd ths last o. to- .sar ls-n 20 Jhs
vcHas. sis Erir srssF ifn az B.stal
Tssr- rss 20 spsa1~u; so-s 81 the
a4fpiay Z rsstien a. fhcss eaH 10 n
fsusslsca o. any lntsrisreare duruS
tas pruc~ediuEE The tOuF pFsuaeTu
--rs sarruuna-d b. drpaiy uburiffu
- thsy uRse Iad - ~ couFi rsaa
ttsh uaa TuI - su- alerA O11si1e
- shr rll u4ss naallyg ag1cl1ira
a va pni uu oli ul -
Elr ~ g. q CO ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
Jury SAYS labor LEADERS
ARE NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
TttEV. SToOo DGFIAsTTLV At ~
TgNTI0N WHEN TOLD TDsAI
gHEV W,ERg PREE TO &C
WHERE THEY WOULD.

S-OTBT HOUaE. sAI.Eu. Nasa
Nsv - .siasd,rr sefE.ntb a srssa
"a Ia the ira, h.~rd rare u ~.
ssrse7 o. ths csart rusm Ia whiet
Yarss,rhur-tfs i.r-i sthsrs ray airsf
- ~. assdlns ni.r,s q al parsnua -
rrea a. rrims DARING thri- trlal. 3
tor ;arnuusn and cr-aso the farui
iss-ssrs ehsrrrd u-i,h the murder q.
AaBse Louisri uusenea - the an
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
Miss SuHiUm
Shoots Herself

ADF NAtal1 tHE--s4
CIsICa AGO. nl. Nos s. MIS- Inlia
suIlfvun. aead ~. oAnuri0a loas ais-
lance rbo; In arrhssy o, iEe rniiad
siassu. ais7 holder 81 chau1ptonEhip
neaals in Caasaa. saoi haFneii
,ArcuEh the heaFt today
Mss suiIivAa vas the srad soman
csaa rsar 10 Chirazo and v.ss an sx
Bsn IN hsnaiins astOlobiiau. iJ''is
msrs rasn a ysar azS shs trained 80
Eiri rhauffcafs
On suressiEAsins shs- detectives hs;d
ulthoug niaAing ahs cAarBe. Mn y
Lon. cyririOr Of buardins houss ~
sou.h Vistasb avcrue. uho uns IN the
roonl - the IiBs 0t Mss Sail'yaE ?
dsath Nra LoS .ssd Miss sHiiir=n
asked her 10 stsy sikh a@T SeeaU~f
she uaz lsnsuou,e ,ha1 aae had len
the rposn ro- feu ainH1es eaTiy -
dsy uhen -. heard . saot RuHRiss
70 Mlss sgIiisanS bed shs founi hsr
drsd. = rsvSitsF beside her
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26

Ia. g. ~ ssprail-s ieeay ~
suUrs tn nest;on fbAt saa toen gsi
) hia u,-.ny siHaes 9ithin fh-- gast i'H
seeha Hs has hs-fn HEEea D. - . q
,sndi4ste for Caisea States senzior.
70 ths gnsuttua as anasrFa ~ 'se
,E-mat!re NF shoe1ifer's qaa,i'ica'
.oau ana atnesa for thr uEre fhni b
ssa -eks b 20 seil Eu1pa - BIZ
e1oS toNusmeu atg E7-rle "a ~
,-rsioa oi W1.sg VirEiHiA 1nl' Z = 20
uas.snry - aEsl urOn Ehru aerr
~ saowHisrrs auIrsmeut p
- folsors
-TsafinE fhe Rast tus Ue-'ss ha'e
Zen rpeatediy asked vaei a-r an
~ active -su 8iaaIe for sls-iaou q he
-usfed states S~asie ~ tisr naHas o.
he soming ieElsisfHfr
~ snug~Y ts > GeftHisr azd %
socal Vsf The aH-k has y
raEy beeu intisaasrd 70 snsmseFs q
~ soiy and gupdly BaIlseT q '''i-
tsss uiaiiy- Rcou bii-ans . SO siais-
Bu- II is 0nIs lasF that fzur eary Ihf
rrneTal pub.ic nsl1aM b. taSsh 'a's
he cuandeure Of ihe sspifaatn. 'h''
hssr FrEpr-sife zvriis anI d'inefi's
ma BE- iai-ls ans sFeHiy q sers7-'d q
th~ neiEbbars aud rchstirss nis q ihs
-. mbsr, uho sH have fae rssfaufi
l.nity Of sarfne. ara Ehs sre eaii''sa
70 the fuHssr oppcrsua''y q asenfis'a
.rr ,be Kol .sll1g Niii.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
AL gURoPE AWOpCE TINS n0els-
ING REgToRGp TO RGasoN -
CLOUDS TpRGATEWISe e0NIt-
MENTAL PEACE aRE OisPEL.
LED.

LoNDoN. EnE.. Sos = Ai'sF :
several us.as. uunrk q hualeiaai
y an.a IN np vsrss sarn. EuFoSR
a4sse sslay ceasistsly reuloEst -
Fuasoa. Joss via; hnpR~llt orqr
sish, nsbody seo@s - - 49, . ~
SsrEsad. the csauEe uas Fsyrho'oEi.
al asd thers Uas no esvetopneni =
the tnseruasiGz.l situustna-
Pso,.l. sent 20 beg ssa1 ltEh1 eso-
,incad tAa: zAcrs r-Ea uanelY - ruF
and thls nnruiuu auuse eguaIiy olE-
tain thas theTe uHi - - ~. -
,h1agA Il II sslH SEFend tnua q. ~
has uttu-71l IS oas thaf Niu TolliIl
connierrlh,s aIraiEhsuutnE go
Yeaersuy Il gos ~ cuuSruala a.
cPhi-a Ehuf nnttils ~ WuE egll1
stIsirhseu ~ 1Iuftua ~ oo1ry ~
sryuue n.yu thaa lhpEe - - - 81
fieulfr = ~ scepullAuUlt ~
praougul 1-11lutlulA
Thuo h1E1 a ~ Gsr oll'la
d, $50 whb = l,stle ~ Slul.
Ylir a1urcu napa ai1n l'lIr ~ r-
usol - -
Rm
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-26
BIG CJTTING SCRAPE TAXES
PLACE AT MONONGAH
IoE TAVLoa AND JotsS kENai
NtxED ~ \ sTABDiNo ~
FRbV
WILL NAVE TEEfR HEARING &c
FoRE JUSTICE AMos FRIDAY
AFTERNoofS

Ia- Tay,a-. e; Noasssza. E'ri 2
bis uay 10 ,his city tAis L srs.Es- =
r,iur ca the fru Oe'OeE car J'~
ass as ~, azss izhLaz~.i aHa ria'm
- sas' ~ lsad b-ez on tl~ rrrrivins
eua Of a kasfe "a me hzHla . lsah
K-rnp f. saaia1 that ~ uaaird a
ua--art fo- Berus afress sad ihtr
ana rhsfe rave Jl-ltsfr Y > AEas ~
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-02
BUTTE STARTS WITH BIG CROWD.
Four Thousand Turtles Attend Jockey
Club Running Races on Opening Day.
nal News Service.

BY International News Service.
BUTTE. Mont, Aug, 1.-The Butte
Jockey club opened its race meet here to-
day with an attendance OF 1000 persons
who saw a fairly good card. Enfield de-
feated Bedwelfs crack Lochiel. which
found the distance A trifle too short fol
him. Aside from the races. the sensation
OF the day was the announcement Of Mar
tin Nathanson's resignation as racing
nouncement was made following Nathan
sons sudden disappearance. an account oi
which is given elsewhere on this page
Summary:
First race Eve furlongB-Psrnell Girl ID. Bo-
ianG) 10 /. Won: DR.. Ncuser (Porsythe) 8 70
l. nsoond. Snltisrada Carter, 10 !. thEd.
Time, i:oz as. Lord Clinton. Definite. viu~
aisz Picnic. Leo Harrhon II, Aenden. Burning
BuSb and Robert Mitchell finished named.
Second race. Ave furIouss-Joe Knight fBur-
ton). II TO 8, Won: Lady stsiwsrt (carter),
70 2. second: La Carndor (Fosythel. 10 l.
third. Time. i:ol. OrimAr Lad. Havlsy, Hugh
Gray. Ben Stone and pollusker finished a,
named.
Third race. four and half furlonsn-Eury
q. Henry. Z 20 l. won; Pat Cannon fBu1ton,.
8 20 J. second: Al Bloch (McBriae). . to G.
third. Time. 80 as. Bells. oKoaits and Tsran
finished named
Fourth race. seven furionss purss-Epneic
3 TO l. second; H,nssssh Carter. TO 1. third
Time. 1::o Lochei, Lady Rankin and Jaci
o'LsntsTo finished named
Fifth race. mile ADD twontJ yarda-Jaek Lax,
son (shrinerl. 10 I. won; Bert Gotty o.
Henry. 10 u l. second: Gretchen G. (soldeu)
10 10 l. third time ia IS. oantsssa, Ths
Monk Gore and Wicket nrished as named
Sixth race. sia furiongs-Trenarso Rooney)
10 n. Won; Passenger Kirzchbaum). is 20 g.
second; chiils Carter. to 1. third Time