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Calls Anderson Fit.

Dick Donald. who looks after Ander-
sons Interests, while not 80 fluent
-onvcrsstionaiSt as HE rival, manages
10 make himneif uudsrsto1d
II give YOU ms word on honor that
fhs Fsight has not hurt Anderson said
Donald I'm not saYuE that nv boy
wouldn't rather dgli az 1875 but 10 will
be az i11 a. & O'Clock tomorrow night.
ani he'll carry an % his strength With
llnr
4 "Andsrtor is much better boxer than
re las been given credit for. Bud
won't Try 20 make = clever nShi against
Nzudot but hc eili - surprise 20
nauy who expect 90 see loo outpoint
lim az louE range. NJ orders 10 An
iersou are 20 crowd Mhudot all the time
~cuEfirE 4: I'm tho ciiuChes and cnrry-
ng the hEht an the way I expect 10
see Marriott q The foor under The ~
zen round 1T e.
i TIE betting remains ~ even money.
Wheth1g Champion Willie Rltchie and
ior Rivers wli meet in = NghtweiEht
rattic on luly 9 ln Los Angeles or san
francisco viii Pc determined on Wsdnsn-
'sy. \ local promoter uith whom Rivers
'sd s.Eucd for the holiday date said
osiaY that n he could rot b. "wednesday
nducr Ritrhlc 90 right here he would
Saivs his claim and lot Rivers Eo 70
ian Francisco. where The champion has
isresd 20 enter The ring on july 4
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Willard a Mystery.

willard Is somewhat Of ~,
or twice he bobbed up IL ~ MssE@
,ook tho measure Of msa -
their mark IN the rims. w
N him back there vas 49, r
action He did m trifiL
fore there was no opportlnl
up while undergoing plep-S
IMPRESSION formed "a sssng - +
combat IL that he IL iAisg
vbose stature forms ~, ,sN - 4.
and renders him iuarce,si',s =.
asrv punches o' Pusili,nI, ,s. 49, 80
The winner viii ht y ~ =, A 4
,os, Win Luther Mcctr'I ~
hsavywelxhi ehamPioa,,..Is;, ", I'D
not follow that McCArW VIZ 49, II
rTance ,. 20 defend hi. uhe he.,,.S 4 4
rard 70 the matter hSs S.s sss = I'll
.imo me and is nov hsiFh',a' ~, e n
,bat Mccsrty. who boI.s % |Sf1 y 80
a. CaIgary next satbfeN; ~ s,,st@
meeting Jack johnson 'o' v
championship.
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CALIFORNIA P||IS|
MONEY ON GI|l|
San Franciscans MAI. +
Hero Favorite IN q
With Willard
BOTH MEN WELL IN
Winner Will Be ElgA
Challenge McCuty (
White Championsha
BOTH MEN WELL lIu
BY w. W. NAucHfoy

BY international News ssrir
SAN FRANCISCO, yAy Y-f,,
night couple Of huskls n, I'd
signs on thc worlds ehaa,h,t-
meet at Cotfro,h's Eighth Ena =
They are heayyweighs ard Or +
are Jess Willard and ''Guuhsif -
Did they bolong In ans oAs .
there would be hnggiing an 4
claiming OF forfeit II oas ust 4
a few ounces over a siipca,s, 4
As II ls. Willard win have fry +
tho better Of the pouDttr ~
viii have no redress. !or ihs Am n
ring. so far as they bear gpG d
pOls, do not go north oi a
Smith has been made tnrtf
price at this writing being tiHI 4
This IS IN pursuance NJ sas "a.
policy of plnning It's faith . .
IL knows when a local tg,'r I
stranger become cmbroslst 81
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cnnstipat!on curS

Or. Kings New Liit I.,, r.j ~ ~
bowels In healthy eorc'1, 3s. an
supsic Of sanbgIy,, "a, a., - ~ =
advise everyone 70 ~ al fss
st;pation. - indigestion ~ ~
plaiut. - WIN ~ l.'V s,kszs94
Drugs. "Tho tpilyrtsr
f5l good stores.
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Both Well Liked.

Just what the ODDS Holk \ u
henvlrs me, In the esst b ~
but II ~ Doubtful II SrnlH ~ n
stalled hrst choice. The Glf'ti
performance there vbs ~ VI.
Bombardler Wells. And HAN
boxed Luther McCsrty, uhs
PaIzer. who bea, Boubar.le' ~
Both willard and srun =
thought Of around New foft -
garded az III candidates io' ~
championship. Wtlanf hsn
pcrionce OF Smith. ana ~.
son FOR the San Francisco ng1
Ilklng for Smith. Gunbottl
nunch Is another. ], inly ;, ~
io I'd nI,o possesses a kno1i,t
hut San Francisco has 10 - -
tho fact. lie certainlY las =
vcTtised In that dlnci'oa "
extent "a Smith.
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In the whole field Of medicine there
is not a healing remedy that will re.
pair damage 10 the flesh more quickly
than Ballard's Snow Liniment In
cuts, wounds, sprains. burns, scalds and
rheumatism It's healing and penetrating
and sl.o0 per bottle. Sold by Schramm-
johnson, Drugs. "Thc ever-Substi-
tutors Five (5) good stores.
(Advortisement.)
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EETlmnrV' ETT0r8-WeTreT- IrH'rFI~ W,'
'ieS wosver. TEo-hhu hl,.-Nuusmsker. EareI
3pesksT Mattict WOOD Htr-Ofr S-o,- /; i'm
tour innings none out IN Tho r',b,. ou Smith :
in bas Inning. of Clrot's. in three ianinKs
Sacrifice hits-BerEcr Jones. wocf Stolen bases
-Ns-kss Speaker. TuEsl. L~.i Ea.sa-Dos,or
3; chicago ,. p.srs On halis-Oft Scott {. o,,
WOOD 2. or smith. I. Hit by piieh.--ry Wood
Four-ls-1 Struck out-Hv WOOD b. Cirotts
H. Passed bafi-Svna MIA pltch-woos
Time % game hours minutes UnnIres-
O'IorEhiiu and Ferguson.
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-a-rosff E--r-t-IrarEfrr. Oit~r Tun-haf
etts-Faiss1t--r grs1sr. Tsr-s-oa.- hn-Tii-
lia-s .arriftrr ait-fis1n stolen hases-fsrs-
ruz. Hiltn. Lace-is %. D,utis uisys-Neu-lss
a. GErfii. lsrts1n sus rrauzaa. H,ts-O'f
Caantrl. ir crs-tstrf % f1nirx. -, T-rsl
ia 'olr tzf iro-th!-ss izzizra- 81, poshfir.
IN tsFss izniurs Base % taiis-Off rasstoa 9
-ifusE ogt-br Fsiks-te-r a. ~ Csshicu T. -
EnE-l. o Fass~s taif- -AlrF-l!ts TIrsi - .F--r,
-Hassi-gto1. = Lsfg o. tss---ClsvsIaas
WashiEErna. It-s ef rE-s-I haaf a. frf..
lrsr- tz7irct-Dtrrs1 s-e Wart
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ho same was calIed on aceomnt al da rk

The game was called on account OF da rk-
ness.
Scotts widncss coupled with oppor-
tune hitting, gave Boston seven runs
before Scott was replaced In the sixth
inning by smith While Smith pitched
tho visitors added three more runs. The
lelding behind Wood was perfect while
that behind the local twirlers was
farccal.
BOSTON CHICAGO
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WHITE SOX EASY
FOR SMOKY JOE

CHICAGO. Nay ls-Joo WOOD. star
pitcher 81 The worlds champions had
the locals - Eis mercy today and rhi.
cago lost che opening same of the So
rics, % T., after eisat Innings % play
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PirTsBURo

80 olt -asn WlG1laE t-oTss
MILLER osts ~ ~ ta:'sd ball
'ns.isf fog Tis'rhsr n me sisv.rfk
"Ran 'or Nsysrt 81 the fourteenth
fhstiss '1r Msrqgs-d n ths trsirtb
Nhsfsf for 1uss in th- ts.ifth
r-ba''sS fo- Ters,au IA the 'surr.cath
scor, bT ipzisEt-
Fittf1Ifg .-.rr.s.s-...i = q y 6ch -
Srr YEN --.-----...sA Q oosoos io!-t
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bT~1s. ksiiT, Asrsfs Fi--, hAas "A sr-or.
Nsr zen ! Tr7-haaa kits-viuH Nurraf H.
20 crs5eal h1rrs Th-s>.ss.- hi,s-ro,i-
H~,ffit. sscrtfcs hiiB-RIi,nr sAa,., uo,rs,,
sfo.sa hhSss-WiEnsr Gi. Nillsr gt-sis V,,
,aan- hsrSuE L-f; sasss-Ssr Yea g .
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-irers az Niiirrs ksysrs srd croh p,,.. -
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N'rgpard - IL slsr-s Izzisx.s 81,
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League Leaders VIII Begin Series
With Skyscrapers This A ftern00n

n F TO right nenhn ;Crn3 Menes Qmgey Hopkins Ceyp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
MandOt Under Weight.

YES Mnndol ~ three and q half un-
der weight. admitted Manager Walsh
tonight "Hc weighs hut 1894. but why
should this fact cause uutayUrahle com
Iuert7 When Maudot boxed Joe Rivers
tho first time he weighed but 1874
pounds. Toe second time they met. Joe
weighed i1S Alv hoy Is natural l2s-
FOUNDER and there ls no reason why !
should fattcn him Up 90 ~ pounds when
he can aEh'-at hIs best nj l99
I'VE want 60 win this contest and Joe
Will ZIP Anderson over al The nrst op-
pogfuuity- After Msndot has knocked
out Anderson dsurc that I viii have
= big money Ecttcr ON MS hands. Man
doJr defeat hy Leach CrnsS WAS IN.
worst kind of n uuke This light viii
put Joe back ln line assiu and We VIII
t-isan ur sS far a. We can SO
n what Walsh says concerning Man
dots natural weight is true. there Rp-
pea ~ 90 h~ no cause for alarm FOR the
southern hoy.s friends
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LOOK FOR DESPERATE
STRUGGLE At VERNON
Fans Foresee Fast Going
When Mandot and Ander-
son Meet Tonight.
NO CHOICE IN BETTING
Discrepancies in the Weight
From Normal Declared to
Be of Small Moment.
NO CHOICE IN BETTING
b. Il. NJ. WALKER.

By international News Service
Los ANGELES May i7.-In the words
% tho official announcer; Introducing
Bud Anderson of Medford. Or. who
boxed Joe Mandot Of New Orleans TWEEN
t. rounds 70 a dcrisIon-Chally Eyton.
referee
The ngh,wclgEts meet in the Vernon
srenn of the Pacific 4. c. tomorrow
uiEht r. we are 90 believe the train
crE. there is not the slightest flaw In the
physical condition of either man The
public. however sometimes sees things
through different eyes than the natur-
ally enthusiastic handler.
Anderson and Mandot are 10 make 1913
pounds nj O'Clock In the evening. The
fsuitnuders point out that the Medford
man has had difficulty IN getting TO
weight while MandUt has dropped so
low that u was necessary for him 10 cut
down IN HE work.
As Managers Dick Donald and Tommy
Walsh are IN. men whose prosperity Is
threatened with "a bad puuctuTe. they
should know how matters stand. Both
appear - be well satisfied With the con-
difirn of their h-cst-gsftc~f
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-Bs,fet for Saith IN the sixth
Called oa account ot dhrknos,
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BOSTON CHICAGO

ro,l, $40 -, iol Total,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
MONDAY. MARCH 3. 1919.
auftion SALES future Days
FOR SALE.

BY Augustine ROYAL & Co.
Real Estate AUctioneers.
hun street. Richmond, Va
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$50
Horses
aurtlon saies. culture Daps
Cassclman & Co.
Farm stock Auctionecrs.


Cassclman & Co.
Farm stock Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
a FINE GRAIN AND TRUCK FARM.
CONSISTING OF ll7is ACRES. WITH
GOOD DWELLING AND NECES-
SARY BARNS; RUNNING; WATER;
AMPLE CORDWOOD. ETC.
Following the above
ALSO THE LIVE AND DEAD FARM
STOCK. INCLUDING ALL IMPLE-
MENTS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL.
at l o'clock.
BY request Of SIR. NJ White The
sale Will take place on the New Road.
four miles from south Richmond. on
ne premises. known as the Willie
cheatham old farm.
Further particulars later on from
the auctioncers
CASSELAfAN & co.
lois F. Main st. Richmond Va
J. ". LORD. AuctiouecI
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ITheMalesltfle Auctions CO..
AvcTlokeKRS
@18lEAST BRlxApf SE
AUCTION SALE
OF
Large Stock Of
Groceries, Fine
Store Fixtures,
Horses,
Wagons,
Harness.,
Wood, Etc,
Of D. ]. Halloran,
1884 EAST BROAD STREET
Corner Twenty -ninth and Broad Sts)
THURSDAY. MARCH s.

THURSDAY, MARCH 6.
beginning 1880 o'clock a. NJ.
The stock contains everything found
IN high class gorccry. such rs all Of
the popular brands of Canned Goods
high grade Bottled Catsups. Pickles
sauces etc, Sugar Flour. Teas. Coffee
smoking and Chewing Tobaccos etc,
brands of Popular Sellers. large stock
Wrapping Paper. Paper Bags, etc.
FINE FIXTURES. which will he sold
Al about 1880, consisting OF Double
noppor Electric Coffee Mill, Six
Drawer Improved National Cash Regis
Yer. American Slicing Machine, Hobart
Meat Grinder. Dayton Glass Top Com
outing Scales. 12-f foot Rcfrigcrating
Display Case. large Butcher Refrigera
Meat Blocks and Tools. four silent
Statesmen Showcases. Marble Top Meat
counter. Oak Display Counters, Dis
play Stands. etc.
TEAMS consist OF three good Work
norses. two Grocery Top Wagons. one
Open Delivery Wagon. several Sets
harness. etc.
,,W0OD-About forty cords good Fine
Wood, both sawed and long.
This entire stock and equipment will
be first offered as "a whole. and If sold
rs Whole the present stand can be
,e :h6e If q satisfactory bid on tho
Wy Mn4ie is not made. we will then pro-
TERMS: II sold as whole. an
cash. ~ ~
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctoneers.
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Virginia Auction Company,
Auctioneers, 61o E. Broad.
Automobile
Touring Car
AT AUCTION.

We will sell at our store, Sic East
Broad street.
TOMORROW oMoNDAY). MARCH 3.
at - o'clock.
one 63-horse power Stevens Duryea
and one 30-horse power Touring Car.
Used one season. sold Ia be in good
order.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctioncers.
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BY r. p. Chaffin e. Co. Inc,
Real Estate AuctionCers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES Auction SALE
VALUABLE FARM OF 1855 ACRES.
LYING ON OR NEAR THE KINGS
LAND ROAD. IN IENRICO COUNTY,
ABOUT TWELVE MILES FROM
Acting under deed Of trust duly
recorded in the clerks office Of Hem
rico Circuit Court. In ID Il. 173-B. page
~ default having been made in the
payment OF certain notes therein Sc
oenehciar$. | will sell By public auc-
ton. in front OF Henrico courthouse,
MONDAY. MARCH 8. 1919.
at II NJ.
the above property described In said
heed as lying about twelve miles south
east from the courtho use and between
the kingsland Road and Roundabout
creek. containing lSS 5000 acres ac-
cordlng 70 plat recorded in lfcnrico
clerks office in Plat Book i, page ~
TESS three acrcsl, commonly known
s the old McCoull place. now or re-
Gently occupied by Louise 4 Thinsen
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of
executing this trust. and any taxes and
insurance that may be due and unpaid
Including proportion OF 1913 tax and
70 pay an interest note OF $50. due
February IS. 1919. and to nav :: note
% 5000, with interest from February
10. 1913; and any residue of purchase
money shall also he payable in cash.
JOHN EASLEY.
Trustee.
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As executor Of Dr. J. & Gillian de-
ceased. ! VIII offer for sale publicly
IN front Of the courthouse. in south
richmond formerly Manchester, Va.
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SSosNNs " III o!ltl Tor SAFE publicly.
n 'front.' OF the courthouse in south
richmond. formerly Manchester, Va
on 90
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1919.
a; II o'clock y. NJ
the above land, consisting OF the trac,
on Which Or Gillian resided. and sew
eTst ad1oininF tracts, containing alto
Rethcr ls5iib acres by recent survey
This, land is on Appomattox River.
near the village OF Winterpock C;ooi
frame dwelling of seven rooms inriud- .
ing kitchen attached and outhouscs In
bcautiful lawn set with elma on elc-
Eatlon fronting tho river. Stables h.v
Darn, tobacco barns. nice young apple
orchard, four separate sertlcncnts Tor
tenants; 4a5 acres iowerounds cleared
ana wcil cultivated; 700 acres upiands
IN pine and oak timber. estimated at
e,OoO,Ooo feet, near I. & W. r. r. hal
ance OF uplands in cultivation WolIId
make hne hunting lodge game said Ia
ne sbundant. Evidences OF coal near
The. offering will be FIRST as a whole
ana tnen In parcels. Buildings viii he
heid until all are in, when Purchasers
VIII be announced.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance 4,
one and two years. equal instalments
with interest until paid. Deeds ,nade
ana purchasers TO secure credit nav
ments by notes and deeds OF trust a |,
their cost and pay taxes for 1918. No
TIMBER 10 be cut until fully paid for
GEORGE MASON
Executor of ]. p. Gillian
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TheNdaa,nee AMdlmCa
.A5CHossgEaSs
6qs6&EA ST EaRNADsNE
Blacksmith Shop Equipmen,
At Auction

We will sell at public auction. at the
shop Of Nerlandcr & McDonoueh 1907
East Broad Street.
TUESDAY. MARCH 4.
at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
their blacksmith and wheelwright
shop. consisting OF one large Wise. one
small Wise. two AnVils. two ForGcs,
chest OF Taps and Dies. Tire Shriukcr.
Tire Gender. Emo Drill press. Grind
stone. lot Blacksmith Tools. Wood q
working Bench and Tools. Bolt clip
pers. lot Carriage Bolts. lot New Iron,
Wagon and BUGGY shafts, Wheel Rims.
Foxes and SDokcs. lot old Wheels
Cross Roxes and Single Trees. number
81 old Vehicles, Partly Finished Buggy,
heating stove and other articles
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
AuCtioOccrz
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VALUABLE TRACT OF i.s5445 ACRES
OF LAND on APPOMATToN RIVER,
NEAR wINTERPoCK. CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. VA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
TWO HUNDRED SOULS ARE
LOST WHEN BRIDGE Falls
TRAIN CRASHES INTO RIVER AND
ALL ON BOARD PERISH = SIX
PERSONS DROWN At zANEs.
VILE FOUR WERE SWEPT
AWAY NEAR WHEELING.
(BY ASSOCIATED pnrss.l

GRAFTON, W. Va. March 26.-A
message was received here over D. 4
10. wires from the operator al Eaton,
that a commuter train between Love-
land and Cincinnati had gone dowlt
with bridge and that every one OIL
board numbering over 200 had bcei'
lost. The operator said that his tower
was surrounded by water 10 feet deep,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. via. Pittsburgh
by Telephone, March 2G.-Stx persons
are believed 10 have been drowned in
tile MuskinSum Valley here this morn.
Ing when the mill OF the GAINESVILLE
Woolen Company whose foundations
Lad been weakened by the high water
washed down against the Sixth street
high bridge. The bridge gave way
and the mass of debris was carried
away.
Later in the day the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad bridge went out COM
pIetely seycring communication be-
tween the east and west sides of tic
city. Many persons are marooned In
their homes and it is thought that the
loss OF life there will be lfeayy
Many persons warned by the polio"
al dayDreak refused to leave their
homes. All except one telephone line
ere down. The rising waters OF the
Licking and Muskingm rivers are
causing great terror.
Notice was given by the gas co'n'
pany at noon that the supply would be
cut OF this afternoon.
Captain Charles WoolshIrc. com
manding Company Il, 7th Regiment,
Ohio National Guard, was placed III
charge OF the situation by the civil
end the city is virtually un'
der martial law.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
ENTERTAINMENT
At THE NORMAL SCHOOL NEXT
SATURDAY EVENING WILL BE A
FINE ONE.

One Of the Dcst entertainments Of
the season and one hescnerhl public
cannot afford 10 miss win be the ap
pcarance here on next Saturday cveh'
Ing at the Normal auditorium OF Sur
rick Lincoln traveller and raconteur,
assisted by Mrs. Lincoln, IN rapertotre
cE Pictorial TravelCsues
These gifted people, who are e%'
tenslve travellers, will give colored pic
lures, among them number Of moY'
ing pictures depicting The Land OF
the Midnight SUM- or the habits, GUS
toms, etc, OF the residents OF Norway
and Sweeu. These pictures are said
to be the finest pictures OF thd kind
before tie public today,
Prof. o. |. WCuuIcy guarantees tle
public II treat in these pictures, having
himself viewed them OH several occa'
slons.
To the holders Of season tickets for
the Normal lecture course, the pic.
itares viii 1be Tree and d general ad;;
mission tf 20 cents VIII be charged
;tllose not heF 81 seasohst
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UNLESS WEATHER CONDITIONS
PREVENT STRUCTURE WILL BE
FINISHED TOMORROW NIGHT.
GREAT INTEREST HAS BEEN
MANIFESTED IN ITS coNsTRUc.
TIoN.

The Lyons tabernacle will be com.
pIeted by tomorrow evening without
doubt. such being the statement OF pa"-
ties in close touch with the building OF
the structure.
In spite Of the s,ormy weather
which has prevailed throughout the
Cay, a small army OF workmcm exceed
Ing greatly the MURDER Of Yesterday
were hard at 1t to-day and the work
has progressed beyond the hopes OF
the most sangline.
Tho walls Orc about completed and
by night the roof will be OH
While the weather has not been all
that the promoters of the affair might
wish, nevertheless this fact has not
retarded tho work to any extent aud
tomorrow will see the finish Of the
tabernacle to house the greatest relig'
ious campaign ever conducted in this
city,
The interest manifested ID the eFec
tion 81 tie structure has been most
bnpfeced tented ana sit gIofltill
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
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I'm pleased with tue sttaattea said
Governor III. u DijE4atAeld last &
after visit 10 the min atsttlcls
accompanied by four maAtbe lte v
bribery investigation commit iEiii q.
number of others, whom ala tls
vited to accompany him.
The governor show Tut telt
what hersaid, thai he ler.
sons really resSspstel
lessness in the distfiets d Itlnli pr
restraint or out Of tie Ma All ltllsI
preston gained from him ln
cussing the sltuatlonihe .sai.i Ias
tint he had notyet passed upSn box
cases of those now held StG. iallss VA
he was especially Interest tliis
tins In restoring peace, and tliat Chg /
prospect Of acconpllshins tlias
brIgh!cSssf iS
The governor VIII not discuss
strike situation, although Ne
licyed to be endeayortlg
some plan to prevent ate sides
strike and at the same time bFin
about an adjustment Of the present
difficulty in the Palht ana Cabin cree
districts. 4. 4. X, z
Owing to his absences from tile
he and President White. of the Unite
Mine, Workers, aid not have tIteIt cor.
ference Yesterday but yiIl pFSbahI
confer today. when Pfesld dant 5site
is expected to submit to tte oyetnsr
a plan of adjustment 81 tie IStrilEe
question.
It was announced last 'fiie 4
military commission would not
until Aprll>2, when It would tske
some cases still pending
Several arrestswere made yestsFda
and accused persotls taken
The fire in the Scranton nias
Mucklow is reported to be- und con
tro today, b