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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-06
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been caused from hemorrhage from
a bursted or broken blood vessel.
The left side OF the mans body was
found to be paralyzed.
The men al the station are deeply
grieved over the death OF their fellow
fireman; who was ever one Of the, best
natured and most agreeable men Of
the company, always in for fun and
being n most willing worker.
Gloom is indeed spread over the
fire station to-day by the absence OF
McAllister and the men talk in aweu
manner of the man who one hour was
alive and in good health, and the next
hour cold in the GOODNESS of death.
The young mans sister arrived at
the fire station yesterday just about
the time Of his death, and his father
arrived shortly after the body was
removed 10 the MusgrNve morgue for
burial.
McAllister was survived by faith
err, Clay McAlister, an engineer at
the Jamison Coal company at Barrack-
vile. and by Ave sisters and broth
ers. these being Clinton McAlllstcr,
of SmithGeld Pa; Henry McAllister,
in. the army in the Philippines; Mrs.
Anna Plat. of Amity, Pa, and the
Misses Bessie and Maggie McAllisteT,
who reside at home in this city.
After DEATH the body OF McAllister
was viewed by County Coroner Frank
A. Floyd, who decided that no inquest
was necessary, there being no GRIM
inal intent or evidence OF any foul
play at all, and the physician who had
been in charge explaining to him the
manner OF death,
The body was then removed to the
Musgrave morgue where it was pte-
pared for burial. and later being pre-
pared the remains We're removed to
the home of the deceased on Market
street in the First ward.
The funeral arrangements as an
nounced for the benefit of the friends
OF the deceased, is announced as fol-
lows: The body will be taken from
the home on Market street in the First
ward 10 the NJ. P. Temple on Monroe
street, where service will be held at
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Following these services the body
will be removed to the MuSgrave I'M
dertaking parlors just below the NJ.
P. Temple, the firemen and policemen
furnishing the escort for the body and
acting as the pail bearers.
The body will remain at the morgue
over night, and in the morning will be
taken TO train No. 3. where the body
will be placed on board the train and
taken TO MonongaheIa City, Pa. Dr
burial at the side Of his mothers re-
mains.
PMcAllister will have all escort of
tfe fire and police departments TO the
train, and very likely some Of his fel-
low workers will accompany the man
TO the Pennsylvania city where the re-
mains are to be inferred.
A large floral offering, so made up
as TO represent pillow has been sent
by the members OF the fire depart
ment.
Very likely full ceremonial honors
will be accorded the remains of the
dead fireman, he Having died, accord
ing to the old war phrase denoting the
greatest honor that man may have,
with his boots on"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-06

. A French wireless station has been
installed in Morocco and communities
ton established with The station on
the Eiffel tower.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-06

FLAT TOP pEsIs--Nanted ood
sized flat top desk. Call Bell Phone
PSI or Cons. 29S.
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WANTEo-PosltIon by young lady as
stenographer. Experience also 81
bookkeeping. At present employ
ed. Address M" care West Wis
sginian. Ut
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When store bargain is interesting
enough to advertise, It's quite likely
TO be Interesting enough to inyesti-
gate.
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AnM.s rhls9

ne ofes One HUNDRED DcllaFs re-
ward sor anx case % asarrll liat rs !
n6f rs onfed 81 Hail. ealarfh Cure.
CHENEY 90 Toledo, 9:
tx 4 undersigned, hare known
II Ghlhey foft lie iast rs sears, and A
l,siIkya iinI j, erfectIy honorable In AZ
b,isiness "a ssactions. and financially
abie 10 :caffy otit any obligations made
By III fins
KIN f5IlfsS lirSriAla q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Iiaif,s Catarrh Cure Is taken inter,
Saliy actiHg directly upon the blood
ahd Ilsicous surfaces Of the system.
srestIiaoniaIs sent free, Price 75c pei,
Sostle aoId by all druggists.
raEe Hans Family pills for constr
pati s2i9 y E
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WANTED.

WANTED-Two rooms furnished for
light house keeping. Address
care West yirginian, mentioning 70
cation and rent asked.
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FOR RENTAFurnished rooms, 300
High 81.
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lFoRt RENTEThfee unfurnishsd
rooms with bath, Second floor, Fletn-8
ing BIdga Apply Aiss R. Holt
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,RooMs-For rent two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping Aps
ply 500 Locust Ave or call Cons.
Phone BLK.
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TO WATCH THE WANT ADS is
to know value" in real estate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-06

FOR RENT-G room house }.
crowl, A street, East Park.
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FOR RENT-To ladies only; luFhisl
ed rooms, centrally located in the
Fourch> ward. Address *" care this
Office. L
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When your paper stops you will un'
derstand that your subscription has
expired. All mail subscriptions must
be paid In advance. ct
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HOUSE FOR RENT--e room house
bath pantry and cellar Locust and
Short avenues. Gail Con phone
1893.
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FOR RENT-Modern room house,
Inquire OF P. B. sSearingen or call
Consolidated Phone S77.
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III can't Imagine an enterprlsins
loFe being a. laggard, or unenterpnS'
ne adsertiser can you?
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FoR SAE4

FOR sALE-7 room house in Edge.
mont, modern conveniences; VIII
sell at a bargain IL sold soon. Adj.
dress II. C. Michael, Urbana. 0.,or
w. ]. Conway, Warrington ", va.
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nm aifeH fllIf WANT ADS Is to
Essb rRA eficALt
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FOR sALE-o One lot IN East Park Ads
dition. No. 10, Block 10. Address
box 175, shinnston, W. Va.
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FOR RENT-6 room house, ]. B.i
cr6wli lA'street, East Park
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OFFICE RooMs-4For rent three.
rooms on third floor Jacobs build!
ing, Apply Geo, M Jacobs.
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nor RENf

FOR RENT-Large dwelling house an
Maple avenue, modern: for rent Sat
once. Apply TO NJ. N, Barns 4os
Maple Ave, v
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ENeRossiNG, Resolutions. Diplomat
Certificates, Memorials, SHOW Gard
Lettering and Pen Work o. every
description, executed IL . thoroagl
manner at reasonable price
ion Business College. Z. 9. Ing,
Mgr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-06

"Slow down, please. chauffeur.
see some curious red ferns"
Better lemme keep going, sir.
think those are the local constable's
whiskers. Answers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-06

Charles Frohman has secured the
rights here by play, The singed
Woman, by Belgian playwright, NJ
2istemaeker, whose drama has scored
a hit in Paris. The theme of the play
is hypnotic fascination, and it is said
TO contain many bizarre and startling
Ideas.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01
Jumps Too Quick

The editor OF the Northwestern Az.
riculturist In his issue Of the nth.
calling attention 10 his candidacy as
one OF the delegates.at.large 10 the
republican national convention. eX.
presses himself as being a Roosevelt
man and then allows his periodical TO
voice what is apparently an editorial
in which. under the caption, Church
and State" he assails the very people
who are making Roosevelt's nomina
ton possible
lie SAYS: "As for President Taft's
relatives becoming Roman Catholic.
what Of a? This government sepa-
rates church and state. and the poll.
tician who attacks any candidate BE.
CAUSE OF HIS RELIGION is as
much n TRAITOR 10 the American
spirit as would be the president who
sought 70 favor any particular church
In his administration SUCH TALK
rs DISGUSTING. We have no inter
est IN nor sympathy With such bun
comhe politics. regardless % what
church Is slurred. or What public Of.
fetal Is attacked. 4 mans religion
Is his private affair. A bigot Is not
a natriot"
The editor Of the AgricultuFist Is
Fastening 20 place himself In the lime
liEht before the Roman Catholic pa
pers of this country, hoping and
WITH REASON. that they will give
broad publicity 20 his views. He oc.
cupies anything but an enviable DO.
sition. on the one hand he curries
favor with Romish subscribers and
on the other he antagonizes better
informed men than he seems 10 be.
The publisher who deliberately
chooses 20 turn the tide away from
the right point OF attack by. m!sren.
resenting It's purpose Is either a trait.
or himself or an iguoramus.
The people OF this country don't
care what religion a man has 1T rs
TRULY THE INDIVIDUALS OWN
lRUsINESS-''his private matter" but
the people Of this country DO CARE
whether or not religion and demoni.
nationalism are 10 be brought into
politIcs and they ARE NOT GOING
TO STAND FOR IT.
II Mr.. Roosevelt feels as does this
editor. he Is bidding for a large num-
Der OF votes which he won't get, aud
n this editor believes as his editorial
indicates, he must either change those
views or hurt Roosevelt's candidacy.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01
ARE THEY boy scoUTs"r

4 Young lad In Pittsburgh, Pa.
writes The Menace an interesting let.
ter about the Boys Brigade In that
city and incidentally calls attention
TO the organization OF the Roman
Catholic youths OF the same place.
Following is the paragraph In point:
Il belong TO the Boys Brigade "a
military organization connected with
the churches-its object is 10 use the
military part to hold the boys In the
Ohurchesl here In Pittsburgh. Our
regiment keeps a close watch on all
new companies organized endeavor-
ing 10 get them into our organization
and the state aud national organiza-
tious. Not long ago there came to the
attention OF the officers OF our regi-
mont the fact that there were CON.
panios OF boys organized In two Roman
Catholic churches In this vicinity. Our
officers went to those churches and
after some difficulties were permitted
TO see the boys drilling. In addition
TO drilling one evening a week. they
drill on Sunday afternoon. In an
swer TO the inquiry OF our officers. the
priest In charge stated that they were
not organized for the boys but that
they were organized for parish pro.
lection These companies are
drilled by National Guard officers and
are armed with the latest magazine
rifles They are prepared for bust.
ness"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01
GUARDIANS OF LIBERTY"

The Guardians OF Liberty" are do.
ing their utmost TO revive that shame.
iul bigotry advanced some years ago
by the a. p. AS. To his everlasting
shame and disCredit be II known that
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, retired COM
mandant Of the American Army, is a
member OF the executive committee
@. that ill.adyised organization.
Others OF the ilk OF Tom Watson.
who are exeTting their inauence-if
they have any-against everything
Catholic need not be mentioned here:
but is II not too bad that a man who
has held the high Office that Gen. Miles
once filled should turn his back on
those who fought for this country be.
fcre be was born. who fought when
he was commanding the army and who
are still fGhtlng and will continue to
hEht for God and country long after
the so called Guardians of Liberty are
gone and forgotten?
Guardians OF Liberty!" splendid
name. but how different is the aim
aud object OF this organization. We
would suggest that General Miles be
Inade associate editor OF The Menace
and then let the proper authorities
bar that vile sheet from the malls
Southern Guardian. tCatholic) Little
Rock.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01
BAPTIST AND CHRISTIAN oEsATE.

The Word and Way. Kansas City. %
March 2Sth. gives an account OF a de-
bate. held Ia Pcpsln. Newton county.
40. February 2i.23. Il tells how the
big audiences took dinner together
on the ground. and met In the after.
noon to hear the matter discussed.
The reporter said: Each disputant
was a splendid personifcstlon OF the
docttine which he represented"
The Menace alludes 20 the debate,
10 point out the spirit and conduct ot
these people. In contrast with the
Roman Catholic vindictiye. pcrsecut-
inE spirit manifested toward those who
disagree with the hierarchy In the
dogmas and church proceedings %
Rome. The hierarchy wants Co burn
'or choke the editor. and insists
there Is no salvation outside the
Romish church. and herctics ought 10
be damned. etc"
Are these fat-robci priests loyal.
law abiding citizens who use such Ian
guagc, and threaten people? We do
not think 30.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01
DIVISION OF SCHOOL FUND

Well So usn uho claim 90 be "a.
irioiic Aurrilaus. what are you go
las 10 DO about the school fund buti.
uIss after you have elected a few
more Roman Catholics 10 oflccg Nou
Nii have 20 swallow ysvr deserved
medicine
Prof John Conway % Georgotovu
university. a prominent Roman Cath.
Ole educator. denying the charge Of
the Ncthodists that the paplsts WcrC
trying 90 SCI control OF the public
schools OF this country. said:
Catholics take tho position THAT the
state should allot the tsstsrisn schools
. fair propor,lon of the public funds
which arc used for education and not
Impose double tsSatien on those per
sons who desire their children 20 re-
eeive religious Instruction." oh. my
The Menace Ia Just going TO bet that
there are thousands of people who
don't know the pspists want this and
are putting men into Office elected q
work for and obtain "a.
Honestly. the insldious JesuitlcaI
workings Of these scalawags. 10 the
glise OF christians. b. enough TO driy,
a man crazy who loves his country
u would not be 50 bad 10 there was
minimum of danger. but they are al.
most secure now. And the people IL
their dumb-hoadedncss won't awakcr
and get busy.
Prof Conway, the mouthpicoe o
Cardinal Gibbons. further said tha
"wo are perfectly willing that seculat
education IN our schools should b,
under the supervision OF state or gov
Crnment inspectors In event they re
eeive state AID"
Oh! Are YOU And why shoul,
you be exempt from government In
spection whether you get state aid o
not?
What institutions other than Ru
man Catholic are now exempt fron
government inspection? None. abso
lutely none.
You won't get state aid. and II you
did you would own the inspector
body, soul and breeches. and wha
good would inspection do?
Your children should be eompeIlel
10 attend the public schools, and the,
T will be before this business Is set
tied.
In the language OF your loving
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01

Fsareilvlng newspapers. Priest FOLEY.
ct a.. u this means trouble. make the
most of a. Your blun wont work
much longer. These are portontious
italian principles OF the dark ages are
creeping towards us with designs upoa
cur very lie az a land of liberty and
enlightenment
The hour 10 a. hand So close enc
may see the shadow upon the dial, and
that shadow is the loathsome dark
ness of the inquisition represented
ouly by and 10 papal ambition and
Jesuit intrigue and biood.thirstincEa
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01
JeSUTIGAL IHTRIGUE

The Menace givcs large spasc 90
Mr nrndnaY on the Political rads
sit and Roman Catholic Vote on the
fourth page. This h. done because it
is one OF the uppsrmost thouEifa OF
tie people. and there Be- gro -ins
desire on the part 0f au incrcasiua
u altitude % knoU just where pubiil
candidates stand on the question %
the greatest enemy TO American Ia
ftiutious ana liberty.
The Menace desires. however. 10
Point out the fact that these men.
specified b. name. and politicians iu
general are not the chief nor onlN
sinners Ia the matter OF papal suprcm'
.acy.
The political power and aggrcssion
OF the Roman church has been secured
BY the special and continual activity
OF the lesuits az the head Of the Cath
olie cabal. and this pcrnicious and Ia.
sistent activity has been permitted b.
Indifference. and suplne weakness on
the part OF statesmen. patriots aud
Protcslants generally.
We are sure that neither SIR. Taft.
Roosevelt. Mckinley. Bryan, or even
Cleveland. desired to specially favor
the Roman Catholic church. but they
we're compelled 20 DO 90 by the threat
cncd boycott vote. which has been
making and unmaking presidents sincc
Cleyeland's election.
The real menqce TO America Is not
the weakness Of Mr Taft. the yieldinc
OF Mr. Roosevelt. the iaNoring OF Rome
BY Cleveland. OF the studied silence OF
Ar. Bryan. but the Jesuits who direct
the conquest Of America from the
Vatican and from Washington.
With what studied, and consummats
skill have the Jesuits Involved the
president with Jesuitical intrigue
How skillfully have they connected ur
the Butt incident. maxine u appear
that President Taft and the American
republic was hand and glove with the
Roman church. We believe the presi
dents denial Half OF the press die
matches magnifying Major Butts visit
20 Rome originated In the Jesuit pres,
bureau. Every incident has been -
Iaggcrated TO Rome's ADVANTAGE "a
cause Europe TO believe that America
wac already captured.
l What could these presidents OF our,
do when Jesuit footsteps sounded ir
i the hallway OF the white house daily
and pussy-footed In congress and ir
the committee meetings necessarily
and importuned the officials? How
by stealth. congress was induced q
lbuild a monument TO Columbus g
especially exploit catholicism In Amer
ca. as We shall see June sta at a.,
.uuyeiling
Oh. foolish Americans. sleeping OF
the walls. while the enemy has mad,
an entrance into the nation with Gas
OF foreign power. and We excuse on
weakness and folly and seek a scape
goat In the officials we have elected
and permitted to betray us, without q
|protest. as though we asscnted.
BE not deceived by Bradway's cleal
and well-deserved assault on the poll
'ticians. but let us. at the same time
mot be diverted from the real enemy
The Roman Political Machine, IN,
.deadliest menace TO American liberties
and civilization.
Of course. President Taft, with al
Others who yield to Jesuit intrigue
will come to grief. II will be so will
this nation.
The pope's blessing is historically
lproven TO be a curse.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01
some MORE PRETENDED HISTORY

Roman Catholic papers are printing
TIE statement OF Martin l. J. Gfifln
IL his Historical Researches. that
stephen a. Douglas died a Catholic.
i hey pretend that be vas received
Into the Roman church during his last
sickness. at the fremont House, Chi,
CaEo.
These conversions % distinguished
men after they have entered the
Comatose state In their dying moments
De- on a par With other frauds prac.
Uced hy the hierarchy. To admins.
ter absolution 20 a dying man az the
request OF a nun nurse and record
him as a Roman Catholic. and publish
% 10 gaiu notoTicty for the church, Is
IesuitiCal in the extreme.
The same thing is told of General
sherman. notwitlstandiuE hh well.
known opposition TO catholicism.
The wTonE TO the public In such
and the dishouorablo
advantage taken OF a dead man whose
lips are sealed against any denial. are
so revolving no one but a Eomauisi
would think OF such a dovilish ialsity
done Ia the form and name OF religion
The pretended release from the
pains OF purgatory by the prayers OF a
ricst, is fraud enough. and the chang
ing OF a will by the signature OF a
dead mans hand to divert his prop
crty. has a sinister motive enough
but 10 fasten 10 the name and mem
orv Of a distinguished citizen the
odium Of being a Romanist, and make
u historical by a record Of the hos
pital is the limit OF baseness.
But such Is the practice OF sys
tenn that ransacks hell itself TO make d
disciple. and when they have de
strCyed his conscience. broken dowr
his will. bent his mind and shacklct
HE. free spirit. they turn him loose e
obaruct civilization, and stop IN,
wheels OF progress.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-06-01
81. Louis Bars Her Doors
Against the Guardians OF Liberty
Protestant Churches and Theatres Submit to
Threats of Roman Catholics and Refuse
to Hear Gen. Nelson A. Miles and
Other Patriotic Speakers

81. Louis. Mo. May ss.-InAbili,y
to obtain an auditorium compelled the
cancellation az the last moment o. the
engagement Of Gen Nelson A. Miles
20 speak at the odeon last evening
on "Amerlea's Danger" The lecture
vas TO have been under the auspices
OF the Guardians Of Liberty. and this
Is said to be the reason Tor calling on
the meeting.
Charles d. Haines. former member
Of congress from New York. and mem.
Der OF the executive committee OF tho
Guardians OF Liberty. said that ar.
rangements had been made by tele
Eraph for the meeting at the odeon.
but that owing 10 an opposition not
expected. involving a question Of prop.
~ rights. Il was postponed.
Rev. A. r. Barnett. rector OF the
Church OF Our Redeemer. at PhTadel.
phia. who was a member OF Gen. Miles
party and would have been one Of the
speakers at the meeting, made the fol.
lowing statement at the Planters no.
tel:
when I arrived here today was
informed that Il would not be possible
10 hold a meeting because the owners
OF the odeon had cancelled the en-.
Eagement
Il at first doubted the statement
that this was due TO Catholic opposl.
tion and determined TO verify. II pos.
sible. the statement. With another
gentleman. waited on r. f. Norwood,
the manager of the odeon. IIe ex.
pressed to me his deep regret that It
had been necessary to close the hall
against us.
WHEN ASKED THE REASON HE
SAID THAT A PRIEST AND A LAY.
MAN CONNECTED WITH THE ST.
ALPHoNsUs CHURCH HAD
THREATENED THAT lF GEN.
MILES WAS PERMITTED TO SPEAK
THE FIRE ESCAPE, WHICH PRO.