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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03

G. l.. hutchinson. ana many others,
who have lal"n the responsibility T."
administer charity in husncss-likc
way. Howard W. Showaltcr is the
treasurer Of the organization. The
Associated Charities has employed
an efficient secretary, MIR, Sherwood.
a man with long experience in do
ing this kind OF work to handle the
business of the organization. IN
this way system is established and
the needy ones are looked after in
a proper manner. Those in need are
referred to this Organization and an
investigation is made and II the
cause is found to be worthy one
help is given. The work is placed
on a business basis and II prevents
those who are not entitled to helR
from imposing upon a generous pub
lie under the guise Of charity, Be
fore this organization commenced
its work many who Were in need
were overlooked while others who
nut their wants to the front receiv-
ed in many cases more assistance
than was needed. The organization
prevents applications and misappli-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
SauesGirl
From Death
FARMER FINDS 17-YEAR!OLD ON
TRACKS, BOUND AND
DRUGGED.

GRAND HAVEN. Mich, Dec. s.
An atrOcious attempt at murder was
frustrated when Alfred WiIdcy, a
farmer living near Nuncia, discov-
cred Hazel paincs, a l7-year-Old
Ferryburg girl lying bound hand
and foot on the Grand Trunk tracks
just cast OF NUncia.
It is believed the girl was placed
on the track but n few minutes be-
fore Wildcy came along, She was
only partially conscious, had been
druggcd and is in a serious condi-
tion.
If the discovery had not been made
she would have been run over and
manglcd few minutes later by the
Grand Trunk mail from the East.
The glare of Othe locomotive head
light lighted the track and directed
Wildey's attention to the girl. Sher-
iT Dykhuis discovered that the girl
was the victim of a criminal opera
tion. She left her brothers home in
Ferrysburg Monday afternoon. How
Hazel reached Nuncia is mystery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
'IN|ENTY-SENEN
!. LOSE lives in
BOSTON, FIRE
FATAL CONFEDERATION SWEEPS
THROUGH ARCADIA LoDG.
ING HOUSE.
SCORES OF OTHERS TAKEN TO
HOSPITALS SUFFERING
FROM BURNS.
AUTHORITIES BEGIN AN IMME.
DIATE INVESTIGATION AS
TO HOUSE.

BOSTON, Doe. 3. Twenty seven
men were killed i'll a fire which swept
through the upper floor Of the Ar
cadlG hotel or lodging house in the
South end early tuday. Scores were
taken to hospitals suffering lronr
burns and injuries received in jump
inE from windows.
The only body identified was that
Of George +. Adams, of South Boston.
One of the injured is Frank Harris,
OF South Market street, Chicago.
Before the ruins had cooled twg
Investigations were begun. One WIS
undertaken by the grand jury who
viewed the scenes and prepared "a
hear testimony regarding the man
ner in which the owners and lcsSCcs
CT the property had observed the
building and fire regulations.
Another pEobe by the building in
spcction department of the city was
stnrted under orders from Mayor
Fitzgerald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
Lad Is Held
For Murder of
Aged Farmer
D. ]. LEE OF sTEUBENy1LIE
TRACED TO HOME BY IN
PRINTS OF PEG LEG.
ADMITS HE. WAS WITNESS OF
CRIME BUT ANOTHER COM
MITTED IT.

WELLSBURG, w. Va, Dec. s.
AS a result of clever detective work
on the part of Sheriff Patterson, of
Brooke county, and his assistants, the
mystery surrounding the murder Of
Geo. Mooney, we'll to do farmer found
dead alongside the well on his farm
near this city, Monday afternoon has
apparently been cleared up by the ar
rest of Daniel J. Lee, of Steubenville,
o. Lee is a cripple, with but one leg,
and by means of the Impressions
made in the ground by the wooden
support which he wears, he was
traced three miles to the Wabash
bridge across the river TO Mingo
junction, and by inquiries his route
followed as far north as StcubCnville.
There further inquiries, cleverly d.
rected, led to Lee being located at his
home on Prospect avenue, where he
was placed under arrest by Deputy
Sheriff AppIegate, assisted by a Steu-
benville officer.
Waived Extradition,
With suspicion pointing so strong
Is in his direction, Lee waived extra
CONTINUED On Page FOur)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
Tells of Work
In SuHragette
StateCambaign
MISS BAKER SHOWS HER SISTER
HOW THEY DID IT IN KAN
BE ALWAYS ON THE JOB" Il
ONE OF HER RECOMMEND
ATOMS OFFERED.

: WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dee. j.,
The intrIcacies and the hard work
of a state campaign for woman suf-
fragc were described today by Miss
Helen Baker Of Lawrence, Kansas,
in an address at the annual convcn-
tion 'Of the National American WU-
man Suffrage Association. Miss Ia
ker drew lie: lessons from the sue
ccSsful campaign recently conduct
cd by the organization Of her own
state.
Excepting $44l sent by Other
states and $4,000 from the national
organization. said Miss Baker, the
women Of Kansas raised funds for
their work by voluntary contribu.
lions. Their organization charged
no membership fee, and she bclicv.
ed the larger membership that re.
Continued on rage Four
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
OVER 1000 CIVILIANS ARE Rl
IIEYED TO BEwITH THE
PARTY.
REGARDED AS BREAKDOWN OF
HUERTA POWER IN NORTH.
ERN STATES.
N
GEN. VILLA SENDS DETACHMENT
OF TROOPS TO HEAD
THEM OFF.

JIfAEEZ, Dec. 3.--Contident that
i[hn seven federal generals whoFuSaet
jiated chihuahua city with their
&oOps intend to seek refuge in tho
Jllltcd States and be beyond danger
ofbcing taken prisoner by the rebels,
General Villa today sent four troops
al attempt to intercept them. The
generals led by General Mercado
whose desertions of Chihuahua and
whose statements that he had mo-
money to pay his troops are regarded +
us virtual breakdown OF the Hlcrta
dictatorship so far as the north Of
Mexico is concerned are headed for
the border. 1t is thought they will
cross the river to Presidio. With the
generals are many subordinate Offs
GERS, about 1000 federal regular SOL
dicrs and more than thousand 'pes-
SONS of the Weather class Of Chihua5
hua who took to flight rather thar
face an attack by the rebels.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
Duel in Glare
Of Coke OOerls.
ONE MAN KILLED ANOTHER PER.
HAPs FATALLY WOUNDED
AT UNIONToWN.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. Dec. 3.-Wltl
the glare from coke ovens to guide
them four men fought a double duel
with knives at The plant OF the
Brownsville Coke company near hcreQ
in early morning. With crowd Of
spectators urging them on the mon
.parried and lunged, until John Jones
went down with thrust in the abdo-
men and another through the right
lung. John BekoH a few minutes
later, while fighting desperately,
gave sob and crumbled down. Jones
was dead. Mortally wounded, Bekoff
was taken to the Uniontown hospital
by the police who had found him on
Larry" track Of the coke ovens
where he probably would have becns
crushed under the wheels Of the coke
cars.
The police arrested Albert Arnett-
moi, Fredonia, N. "; Robert Mckee,
Melrose street, North side, Pitts
burgh; Fred Arnold, sixty-first and
Butler streets, Pittsburgh; Stephan
Chesney, Ellsworth, Pa, and Peter
Horn, Layton, Pa. They were held
as suspects, and witnesses.
The four principals had quarreled
before they finally decided to duel.
Jones paired OF with an unknown
and BekoR crossed knives with the
other unknown Antagonist. The body
of one victim wasicarried to q small
creek 100. yards away, and thrown
into the water where It was$telnlldt
bg police, on a small sand bar The
victor escaped,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
WhenHe
Murdered Man
JURY FINDS ROBERT HUBER Or
CHICAGO NOT GUILTY ON
THAT ACCOUNT.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. .. Holding
that he was insane at the time th2
act was committed Il jury III Juus,
Cushing's court here today found
Robert Huber, u jcwcler of Chicago
not guilty of having murdered john
Kunzleman, his brothcr-in-law al Mt
Healthy, o., last June. Huber shot
and killed his brothcr-in-law and in
statement to the police following
the shooting stated that a confession
by his wife as to KunHclman's treat
mcnt of her while she was guest
at his home had completely ups"'
him and that he had fired the shots
but only intended to maine Kunzcl-
man.
The jury today did not attempt tt
decide whether Huber WAS sane or
insane now aud Judge Cushing or
dercd him held to so before lun'
acy commission.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
Eight SuUed
BY A Monkey
STARVING SAILORS HAVE EXCEL
LENT MEAL ON PET MONK
Fly ON BOARD SHIP.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.--SOmcwhcrC
in mid-Atlantic the British schooner
Stanley is laboring through heavy
Sras with her bowsprit pointed 10.
ward Nova Scotia. Death visited
the vessel last week. but the only
member Of the company that suffer
cd was the ships monkey, Garibaldi
His tail in the captains locker is all
that is left of the ships pet nov.
The tank steamer Cymcblinc, out
of Bordeaux. brought the story Ul
Garibaldi's demise today. Sic met
the Stanley in Ialitudc Io.i2 lonst.
rpde 70.5 with her British ensign
upside down.
II was Il story oi grim tragedy aud
burfrling by high seas and winds tIic
Stanley found her rigging m0stI$
carried away, her seams taking wa
ter and provisions low. Then a EaIc
broke that carried away the water
casks and ruined what food remain
cd.
Capt. LOhnCS and his crew OF ScV'
cn. exhausted already, found them
selves facing starvation. The laSl
morscl Of food was eaten and there
was only part Of cask Of water
left.
Garibaldi belonged to a sailor
The others began to lOk hungrily al
him, Capt. Lohacs asked Garibaldf'
owner If they might kill his monk
cy. He refused. Another day pass
ed. Then, when most Of the crew
we're too weak to man the. pumps
the captain ordered the monkey Kill
cd. He had to execute Garibald
himself and then the cook made hin
into a stew. Garibaldi's tail, savet
by the captain as souvenir, was il
cabin locker when the Eylnbeltnt
was sighted. She reprovisioned tht
schooner and gave her material fol
repairs to the rigging. Capt. Lob
mes said Garlbaldi had saved thC
eight lives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
Direct Primary
For President
PRESIDENT WILSON'S RECON-
MENDATION CAUSES LONG
DISCUSSION IN SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec :. President
Wilson's recommendation of direct
primary election of presidential can
dtdutcs came up before the senate to-
day IN debate that held the ho6y
more than an hour during whic"
Senators BriatOw, Cummins and 9th
crs expressed the hope that Demo
Gratis would follow the president in
support of reform which they de-
clarcd Progressive Republicans had
long demanded.
Senator Martin replied that tn"
Democrats were lin entire accor'I
with the tituIar head and that was
the actual head OF the Democratic
party"
Senators Brist0w and CumminS re-
torted that Democratic leaders should
prove It by endorsing bills introduced
by Progressive Republicans early in
the session.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
Light Business
Angers Sunday
SCORES J0HNsT0WNERS FOR NOT
TURNING OUT TO MEETINGS
IN LARGE NUMBERS.

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Dec :.-Be-
cause ths-rain and Monday wash :
day" combined 10 keep down attend
ancc at t he tabernacle Evangelist
Billy Sunday, rcsuming his meetings
after his Monday Iay-ofr during
which he visited his sick mother in
Winona Lake. ind. scored JOhnstown
people. There were only about 1000
in attendance yesterday afternoon
fully half from out Of the city.
Il think ii is Il disgrace thc way
.Juhnstuwn pcoplc turn out for thcs"
meetings" said Sunday. lie discuss
ed the power conferred by the com
ing of the Holy Ghost.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
SECRETARY
Of TREASURY
FIRST REPORT
MR.. McADOo REVIEWS THE
ACHIEVEMENTS OF HIS
DEPARTMENT.
TELLS OF THE NECESSITY OF
PROMPT CURRENCY LEG
IsLATloN.
ASKS INCREASED AnPROPRIA,
TlONS FOR THE VARIOUS
BUREAUS.

WASHINGTON. Dee. B.. Secretary
McAdou's first report to congress-, de-
liVcr"d to-day, is largely confined to
review Of the achicvrDlnls Of the
treasury department in matters that
have been Of nation wide interest; to
recommendation for increased ap-
preparations for bureaus under his
authority and for Legislation, which,
he declares, necessary to the better
conduct Of the government and the
protection of the people.
The secretary discusses at soma
length the subject OF currency legis
Iation reviewing the activities in his
department related to it. lie speaks
of an unrest in business circles fol-
lowing the beginning of the special
session Of congress in April, refers
(Conuaned on Rage SeYenh
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
SEVEN MEXICAN Generals AND
TWO THOUSAND S0LDIERSSAIDTl
BEFLEE|NG TO UNITED STATES
HORSE THIEVES OUT OF
DATE IN BAY STATE,

DEDllAM, Mass, Dec. 8
Tic society in Dedllam for the
apprehcnding of horse thieves,
now 1903 years old. recognizing
that this is an automobile age,
is considering changing it's
purpose to pursuit of those who
steal automobiles and their
parts.
A commentator TO this
effect by President George f.
Joyce. at the annual meeting
of tic society lastGnight was
received with favor. Action is
expected ut the next meeting.
The society during the past
year has used automobiles to
pursue flcing horse thieves,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
Pankhurst Is
ToBe Arrested
sUFFRAGETTE LEADER WILL BE
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY ON
HER ARRIVAL.

PLYMOUTH. Eng. Dec. :;.-.FrGp
arations are understood to have been
made for the arrest OF Mrs. Emmc'
line Pankhurst the militant suffra'
gctte leader on her arrival from the
United Sttaes on board the Majestic
tonight. A force Of suffragettcs un'
der the command of General Mrs
Flora Drummond will be on hand
ready to fight for their leaders free
dom.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
New Capital for Tamaulipas,1

New Capital for Tamaulipas,
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 3.-The war
department today published an order
transferring General Porfirio Dlazl
from the retired list to the active list
The order bears date of September
90.
The seaport city Of Tampico was
today officially declared. the Tempo,
rary capital OF the state Of Tamaalis
pas. General Rabago, the nilitafy
governor who was'forced to abandon
Victoria and who was erroneously
reported to have committed suicide,
has gone to TampIco under orders.
from the Federal government to e-
establish his governorship in the tettt75
porary capital. Extraordinary melh-
DDS are being employed here to se.
cure recruits for the Federal army.
Servant girls display marked caution
when they appear. on the streets as@
they are aware that scores OF theirs
fellow servants have been drafted
into the army as female soldiers. One
trick utilized by the recruiting off
Ger netted the Federal army 65 con
scripts in single hall yesterday.
The bills posted outside moving
picture show announced that the exsIg
hibition was for men only. The little
room was crowded some time before
tho performance began. A series o.
VContinuec on rage ThreeO II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
GIRL, IS, CONVICTED OF KILLING

CROWLEY, La. Dec. 3. Dora
MurT, aged is. was found guilty OF
manslaughter and her stepfather, j.
E. Duvall was convicted Of first de-
gree murder without capital 'punish7
ment.
They were charged with the Kill
Jug Of j. d. Delhave, Miss Murff'1
sweetheart. Allan Duyall, the girls
halfbrother, was acquitted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
.CFlY COUNCIL SAID TO HAVE
HELD A SECRET MEETING AND
NAMED ELECTION OFFICIALS
FARMERS, STAY ON YOUR
LAND" SAYS MINISTER.

WASHINGTON, Pa. Dec. 3.
Urging farmers to remain on
their farms and not move to
town, oven If they sell their
coal and become wealthy. the
Rev. c. l.. Mckee OF Washing
ton created stir in tile win
ter meeting Of the Washington
county pomona grange in the
town. hall.
Mr.. Mckee declared the Gus
tom of farmers to sell their
coal aud then move to town
was resulting in an undcsir-
able element coming into con
lrol Of farms. lie admitted
the farmers had a right to sell
the coal aud live in comfort
on The proceeds. but hc0 ppUs-
ed their leaving the farm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-03
'E1LllI5fIIy2|ESl 4. jffy2|E
| &zS)( G@)

Continued cloudy and unsettled to-
night and Thursday,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17

zaznacsz znaczkiemx pred kasdym symptomem kt6ry m as;
diva Xxx znaczki pred twymi najgorszyMy symPtomaini.
Jeseli masz jakq chorobe aibo s3aboac PaIwA1hEJ M1yaY o kt6.
rel cheese ably Doktor wiedziai. napisz list opisujacy "a "
kuponcm. Bqdz pewien wypisat tive pe ee1 n !; wi sh ! ko%.
czvf Dewnei punEtualne doniesienie lekarstw przez poczte.
q e w IIQ0CH. Dent. 1870
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17

giel;a, wyszed} spieszne z
koscio{a i 'czekaf rych{oby
Maciejstwo 2dyba},
Czeka} nieborak i czeka}
a z Macieiostwa ME widac ri
kogo chociaz juz dawno po.
bozni sic porozchodzili. Znie
cierpli wiony chce wniesc ia
0owr6t do koscioia az tn bra
ciszek brzaka kluczami j py-
"a cay mo&e zapolnnia'
zego.'
Czekam ma mego sasiada
zdawalo mi sic re jeszcze
lie wyszedf z koScio}a, cd.
9owiedzia ME malo zmies:a
ny p. Antoni a zapewniony
przez braciszka re ME masz
iywej duszy W kosciele ru-
szyf powo|i do domu powta~
'zajac sobie p6}gfosem urywa
q s}owa: Znae
:achorcwa} - szczeg0lnitj'
20 zyczenia objawia pob!eg'
do lekarza; - HIM! = a pre-
ciez to on byl W kosciele =
zdr6w czerstwy i shiny jak
m1ody dab - Inn! hm!
Lecz jezlim dobrze widzis1
a nam przeciez z laski Bo-
ga jeszcze bardzo dobre oczy
= to i moi Ksawery tuz prey
MIN klecza}. = Dziwna tYl'
ko rzecz 20 co oni do klasz'
toru poszli? - Albo czY n o
zem przeslepif wychodzacycb
z kosciola wsl6d %o3romnego|
uat}oku? - Juz sic domy'
Slam wszystklego a niebawem
sic sprawdzi czy moi domys}
trefny.
A jest nasz ksas W domu?
z pytal sic p. Antoni Eie pre-
nawet jeszcze pre-
gu swell zony.
Gag dalszy nastapi.
D!ugje zimowe miesiace -
pokarmv = brak ru
chow %powoduje wasz brak
zywotnosci, robi was zlosli.
Ho)ister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata dale wan
zywotno66 = czysci krew Il
o%dbudowuje cia1o- Czyni was
mocnymi i krapymi. Dosko~
na}a wiosenna medycyna Her
Data i tableciki, IS cent6w,
Y apiece Browns:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17

o BOHATER o
czyli
prawdziwa mifoS6 ojezyzpy
Poaiefd czasdy napoleohskich Wejen.
Napisa}
KS. Hnacy Zieliaski.
(Ciag dalszY.)
Atoli chociaz 20 wzgledu
ma swieto66 miejsca i rozpo.
czete w}asnie naboze6stwo
stara} sic gwaltem pohamo-
wac przeciez spogladajac co
moment to ma Woiciecha to
znowu ma OLGA jego i r.
'}zehstwo zdar2a1 wYraznie
re sic niecierpliwi} i radby
LAX najpredzej wyj6c z ko6cio
Ia azeby zaspokoic trapiaca
90 ciekawoSc:
Nawet przesliczne kazani'
jake sam ksiadz przeor wy
g}osi1 ME zdo}a}o ca(kiem 20
jac p. Antoniego, Podc2as
gd.y reszta poboznych bez
wyjatku z ~najwieksza s}ucha-
Ia uwaga i do tez by1a ro~
czuloua wlepi1 Antoni oczy
W przeora niby tax pilnie
sfuchsjac a " rzeczy samej
zajety rozbieraniem slow po-
sfyszanych 2 ust p. Macieia
Dopiero gdv kaznodzieja
wskazuiac ma Przenajswie.
tsza Panne Marya ]ako Ucie
czke grzesznych i nadzieje
nasza a oraz Kr6lowa i "a
checa} wiernych ably czyniac
szczera pokute uciekali sic z
niezachwalana ufnoscia do
tel Pzedziwnej Panienki,-
dopiero wtedY skupj} sic ma
moment p. Antoni i west.
chna1 serdecznie por6wno z
- lecz ME ola tego;
jakohy byl dobrze zrozumia]
ale ola togo = ze sic sko6~
czylc kazanie.
w podobnem ! roztargnie-
niu pasujac sic %ustawicznie
sam z SODA przetrWa} przez
Gala msza 6wieta a skoro
ksiadz PREY oita
!. u sko6czy} obt9tnia ewan,'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-17
Most Children Have Worms

Many mothers think their children
are suffering from Indigestion, head
ache, nervousness, weakness, cost
iveness when they are victims of that
most common of all children's all
ments-worms. Peevish, ill-temper-
ed, fretful children, who toss and
grind their teeth, with bad breath
and colicky pains, have all the symp-
toms of having worms, and should
be given Kickapoo Worm Killer, a
pleasant candy lozenge, which ex-
pells worms, regulates the bowels,
tones up the system and makes chill
dren we'll and happy. Kickapoo
Worm Killer is guaranteed. All
druggists or by mail. Price % cents.
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co, Phil
adeIphia and St Louis. Recon-
mended by Tydings & Co. Ad 6
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-17
The RInu.

The Ring.
Thursday afternoon at four o'clock
the clay abode of the man whose death
was mourned by the continent re
turned to ashes. The mournful pro
cession started toward the cremato-
rum from the chapel of the Crystal
Palace. Gardens had been devastated
to furnish flowers; the streets were
carpeted with blooms. Immediately
following the coffin rode his only Tela-
tive, the daughter of Hannibal Pru-
dent, in an open carriage.
Her pale face spoke Of sIeepless
nights and many tears, but her eyes
now were dry. her classic face calm
and her carriage like that Of a queen.
And a queen she was, not by the right
of birth or inheritance, but by the
divine might that inhabited her superb
body.
Astras mind was dazed from the
loss of sleep and the pomp of the fu'
neral ceremony, and her nerves were
well-nigh exhausted by the time she
arrived at her crystal home. AS she
slowly mounted the steps her loss over
whelmed her; she had not fully real
lied it before. She went at once to
her boudoir, locked the door and
throwing herself on a couch, sobbed
bitterly Her mind reverted to the
past when the great man she had lost
had played with the little girl of five
years-with her; he was an old man