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The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04
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KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. IA ca. blegram from Balloonist Watts, states that he landed near St. Peters burg. He hints that he had been im- prisoned by the Russians, but that he is well.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04
GEN. o'REILLY DEAD.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. - Major General oReilly, of the United States army, died today of uraemic poison. ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

Between Roosevelt and Wilson.
 CHICAGO, Nov. +.-Joseph F. Da' vis, western manager Of the Dom." cratic national campaign, In a Sigaed statement issued here yesterday, says that the race has narrowed to VII. son and Roosevelt. The statement adds that this announcement .s made in order that the Democrats may know the situation and sof,rn themselves accordingly"
 Vote To Exceed All Records.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

Mrs. NJ. Bean, of the Unique Mill linery store, is suffering from an at- tack of neuralgia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

Your Christmas list can be filled at the Winter & Pond store. Special line of ready to mail gifts. co"
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

o. H. Allen and Peter Ibsen ar rived from Haines and are stopping at the Circle City hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

J, NJ. Tanner, candidate for sena- tor on the non.partisan ticket before he left for his home in skagway, said that his ticket would poll 75 per cent of the skagway vote, and that the outlook for its success throughout the division was excellent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

Let Winter & Pond do your fram. ing. Latest designs in mouldings just received. '''
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A SAMPLE OF
 TURKISH BRUTALITY.

SOFIA, Nov. 4.-Before the eyacu- ation of Burnarhissar, which they had captured, the Turkish troops shut up two hundred Bulgarians in the bar racks and then set the buildings on Rra
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--I'he Ind!ca' tions here all Indicate that the vote for president in this state and throughout the country, will exceed all former records. The rcporta from all states also indicate that that there is Intense partisanism every where.
 Colonel Roosevelt has made the charge that in New York state the Republican leaders are urging tho voters to support Wilson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

sEDALIA, Mo-. Nov. 4. - sherini Henderson, of this county. has tele- graphed the Los Angeles authorities to hold Mrs. Lesh until his arrival.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

John G. Bellows, of Sheep Creek, returned yesterday after spending two days In Juneau on business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

Dave Terwllliger has just returned from his mine at Thomas Bay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

The Empire office for job printing of all kinds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

O. E. Davis is confined to St. Ann's hospital.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

H. T. Tripp, candidate for the ter ritorial Senate, on the non.partisan ticket had this to say:
 "The vote of the people will decide tomorrow, who is to represent them in the Senate and the House of iiep- resentatives. As for me. If elected. I will go into office without promise to any party clique or clan. stand for what Is right as near as know all the time. without fear or favor, which is the platform in substance Of the non.partisan party."
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-04

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TERRITORIAL POLITICS.
Statements of Some of the LegI-ia.
 tive candidateS.

Emery Valentine, candidate for territorial senator, today stated tilat he believed the Progressive t"rritor ial ticket would sweep this dtriaion. "I think know as much about th. situation as any one else" he said, "and that is my opinion, but I shah not cease working until the polls ar" closed. The people know me, and know that have been able 10 do things politically, heretofore, and thu; I will perform what promise. It has been said that our platform promises will not be Kept, but say that every plank in that platform will be car ried out If progressiyes are in a ma. jority in the legislature"
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suRpRrsE'slRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. P. d. Burton, the efficient clerk
in charge of the Monongah postofiice
was given a surprise birthday party
last evening, which was planned by his
wife. Mr.. Burton was detained down
town by one Of his friends until the
guests had assembled. On entering
his home he found himself in the
hands of his friends.
After partaking of the delicious re-
freshments prepared by Mrs, Burton
the guests presented a handsome rock
err as token of their esteem. The
following guests were present: L. l..
Wilson, T. G. Price, Prof. N, r. Syca-
foose, Chas. Fletcher, Ben Fletcher,
D. NJ. Kidder, Emory Robinson, D. NJ.
B. T. Koone. B, F. Watkins,
Jacob Fletcher, Walter Gaskins, Glen
Fleming, w. G. satterfield, J, D. An:
thony, Louis ohker. c. H. Harrison,
c. E. Knight J. w. Orr, Lee Fenton
and P. B. Henry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-13
The Stage
THE RED ROSE

Young girls, pretty girls, girls who
can sing and dance, are to play a big
part in John c. Fishers production,
1.-THE Red Rose" which comes to the
Grand soon.
The chorus has been chosen from
more than 300 applicants, a fact which
disproves the oTt-repeated statement
that there is a dearth of chorus girls,
In 1.-THE Red Rose the chorus will
play an active part rather than pic
torial background against which is
usually painted the slenderactton OF a
musical piece. An endeavoril1as been
made to. obtain young women with
pretty faces, graceful ftigGtesi5 good
voices and nimble limbs and at the
same time to select those |hoNwould
best fit the types intended by the
authors OF the story. The result is
said TO be satIsractory in the extreme,
and when the production comes here
it will be found to contain brand new
faces and collection Of youthful
femininity which has not lost Its play
full enthusiasm, The chorus has been
trained by R. H. Burnside, the famous
stage director of the New York Hippo
drome, Robert Hood Bowers, the com
poser, and Jack Mason.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-13

IN dianet aad eighty teet to tlle
INST limb p numerous as 20 cause
no eoniiaer tract also has fine
.oaK: ash. etil6ek, chestnut and the
other varieties,
Think what the development OF
these resources Inean-scores OF
towns, thousands of workmen mines,
mills, factories millions Of dollars
added to the wealth OF the section in
which they le-innumerable oppor-
tunitIes opened up to men Of brains,
energy and enterprise.
\ There are many other tracts, both
large and small, underlaid with coal
and covered with timber into which
axe or pick has never been struck,
and the development Of which will
add to the hum OF industry which is
now heard throughout the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-13

would iind fanit with this sort 81,
weather.
Ira Pickett, Of Morgantowfi. was
visiting his mother here Sunday
Mrs. Pauline Hoult is visiting her
parents on Prlcexu's creek to-day
Archie. Edith and Lewis McElfresh,
Of Barrackville, are visiting their
grandparents and other relatives here.
Emery McElfresh Is suffering with
the humps.
Prof. A. L. Dacy, Of the Experiment
station Morgantown, was a guest Of
Jas. b. Bowman Tuesday afternoon.
Regarding the report in recent
newspaper dispatch that there would
be a fine peach crop in the eastern
panhandle, Prof. Dacy said that It
was mistake and that although some
growers report some peaches on high
ground yet they are all killed on lower
ground and many big orchards Will
not have any peaches at all. In the
big Sleepy Creek orchards Of about
Is, 1000. trees that have been so profit.
able for two or three years, Mr.. Full
ton. the manager. does not expect a
reach Prof. Dacy as secretary Of
the West Virginia Horticultural So.
ciety, is in close touch with fruit
growers and conditions over the State
and what he says as to fruit pros.
poets is pretty safe. The expectations
OF all fruit hut peaches are the very
best he says.
Several teams are busy moving the
oil derrick from the Meredith farm to
the land Of the Rev. Father Bputlou
where test hole will be drilled near
the site OF the old derunct East Fair.
mont Park dancing pavilion.
Much excitement has been raiseI
by a report that pure crude oil was
dripping from the coal at 9 spot in the
mines at Montana. :" 2 rs
Seeing. 50 much said proI and con
about dividing, the W, Va, delegation
10 the Republican convention between
Taft and Roosevelt, the Dutchman,r-
who, OF course, has nothing in it-4as
been led to wonder why 1t is not sim.
piiaed by sending just plain simon
pure Republicans uninstructed. what's
wrong with that? FRITZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-13
UGBlTI'ERE.5I
IS MANIFESTED.
MUSIC LOVERS ARE TO HAVE a
WONDERFUL TREAT AT NoRpI-
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