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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08

brardt ibre RrGfte fir bic @e1eaia,
teit. l1no bas 2eben lit 10 tbeuer; man
lam feline GOdin mebr balten, ba it's
gut, bdB Martba, bic fonit bod gu
ni6ts 81 sebrauden lit, fid .ipenisz
items" auf bieie Dirt niibli6 MAIDEN
tann. Iuf iugenolide 5rcuben Fat iie
BEL ibrer GuBeren Grideinung unb bei
tbrem i6euen Weien ia bod teinen Mns
ipru4. Man piirbe ie aeitlebens i'm
9aus be9alten miiNen.
Sur QusbilOung fir einen 8eruf 1T
fie ni6t begabt genltg. @s lit nirfs
lib trdurig fir Die Gltern, cine Sod
ter gu 6aben, Die cine alte sSungfer tperz
ben pirb. 4n cine Seiratb 1T ia niht
Su oenfen.
Martba pirb feline olte sSungfer. Gs
tommt Elm @rl0ier fir iie. &ein
Prin5, pie i'm Mdrden-If6enbrDDel
lit ia ni6t idDu-fpnbern Der 9robe
GrlOier Sob. No9 ni9t funfunb@
5punsig Sabre at, lest iie iid bin unb
fttrbt. 9eraGe als Gp6en So95eit gez
babt nit benz Mann, ben bic fti1e.
talertloie, bdBli6e Martba inn t"iefiten
9er5en seliebt, bel befen S6ritt ie
inncrltd 9esittert Fat, befen Stimme
iie erbeben !ieb unb Der iie 70 nenig ie
beadtet bat, pie bic Nnberen es &C.
than. Sa, Elm paar Sage mad biefer
So45eit itirbt Tie. gs 1T eigentlid
riidii9tslos, baB fie gerabe iebt ftirbt.
Mama bat cine 8abereife 70 nDtbis
nun periGlinsen bic Soften Der 8ez
erbigung einen She'll Der %perfiisbaren
Dlittel. Die lebenbe Martba bat 70
berf9tptnbenb penis gebrau6t, bat
INNER Dorlieb genpmmen nit Dem.
mas iibrig mar. Die tobte SoGter bes
ange1ebenen Saufes muB bod itarbesz
semGb begrdben tperhen!
uno tper ion nun ben Sapa p~eripr@
gen? limb Milla bat ibre spet &inber
ba laiIen ponen. Sic 1inb 10 lebboft,
unb Die fd)Dne Mtutter fiirhtet, 81
i6neu gu perbliiben, lpenn iie iib nidt
snii6enbur6 ettpas entla5tet.
SpGter noQte Sstar fpmmen, um in
bGusliGer Yflege cine grObere &ompoz
iition gu bolenOen. Srana, Der iebr
flotte STUDENT, bat i'm StiQen ouf
Mtortbas gparpfenni9e gebofTt-er
itedt in SdulOen. 9dtte er nur eber
9eiprpfen!
Gs bsrriGt pirtIi9 in bet eo1t5en
camille oufri4tige 5rauer Darijber,
OaB Elm SaIein au5gel0i9t lit, auI
peI6es tetn Neni6 je Mertb gele9!
Fat. Mon bat bic bQBlihe Mart6a
Eel 2eb5eiten nit in Den Saul ganpnrs
men, 70 genifermo6en ols ~rc.9nen<
Dtgcs ue6el, NNn s0rt Der LcD All
Yldne unb &ere4mIn8en, uno man !
geneigt, ipr 81 5~iirnen, hoB lie 10 5o
un3elt gegQngen ii.
Die entfernteren 9etannien ger 81,
mile IinO gang iiberroI9t bon Der s..
besanaetse. sic baben gar ni6t &C.
lprbt, baB ha nod cine SpGter sensial
1T, auBer W}ilo uno gp6en, 10 cir
IitenbrDbel.
Niemanb peiB, bob oisfes Wiaens
brDbe1 Der quite Gngel bes 9ouIes &C.
me EN- lit. Hi6t einmal bic Gltern uni
bic 9ei6ntlter baben es sepubt. Nie,
manb bat tbr je elm anerfennsnpes
Wort seiaet. Niemanb bat seabnt, boi
eth iunges, parmes, liebebebiirftises
9cra in Der unidei1baren 9iae &c,
itlaaen bet. 1nb nun srollen Tie benz
Ii9eabrDbel, DAB es sepast bat, Dem
Ruf IeineS prin3en gu frlgsn unb On
ietner 6unb aus einem 2etcn pcu
Miibe unb Wrbeit unb o"rsenseinjamz
tett in ELI llhtsres De-. gu fliidten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08

leiis susisg, bamit Marnas @6lums
mer ni9t 9eit0rt purbe, ionit nidts.
DAB tie Del az bieIen 9ieniten ouf
tire eigenen Sd)ulorbeiten ni9t genug
s3eit perpenben tonnte, that ibr 5tpar
leio, aber e5 lieB iid nidt Gnoern.
limb auf fe fans ia au9 ni6t net
ter an. Jielen lire Geniuren mdBig.
aus, bonu tGdelten Die Gltern, tpenn
lie gut geitimmt poren, no6iidtig, io,
ais tuolten ite ia9en: 8ott, IS 6anbelt
fi9 ia MIR I'm W}art5a, DaS arne Sinh
tann's nt6t befer.
SonIt aber 5ieB es:
n@eiBt Oh, Mor!5o, Ou oiirTtsI:
Ot6 f4On ctlpoS mebt anItrengen. Wel
10 nentg &euBeres bat, TpQte ppppeIt
bemii6t ieiu, etloo5 Gi9ti9e5 gu let.
men. Nimm Dir Elm 8eiTpiel an De1
tleinen Gpa."
OoB Die feline gpa i5re guten Cen
iuren ntr Der S1peIte gu banten
bate, Oos puBte Miemanp, es badte
ipenigitens HlemanD Daran.
Die S9ul5eit 1T poriiber. Wtartbo
tit tsin fvDlli6er 8adftI1 unb lie bat
feline &liitbeaeit. Niebt sinmal Ser
rS9Dnbeit Der ie6Ssbn Sabre" tann Tie
ii9 riibmen.
Miua perlpbt ii6 uno Wfart9a oarf
fleibtg I'm Der Ilsiteuer arbeiten.
Wama tann oas Siben an oer Sra
i9i1e ni9t pertrasen, unb MiIas ;3ett
gehOrt Der pflese hires i9Onen &Drz
pers unb Dem 8rGutigam.
Ostar lit auf Dem &onlerpatorium;
er i6idt uue Drei Woden feline Wdide
na6 5auie. Wartba plattet lie unb
beflert ane S9dben aus. User ibm
oas 70 nett beiprgt. ous erfdbrt Ostor
gar ni6t. gr beOontt itb ftets BEL Der
gelie6ten Mama, Die fir ibren Stint
leriobn" Elm gans bcionbrres fable
Bat.
5ran3. Der Yrimaner, 9ibt Dem
Mi6enbr0oel iebt Defenders ptel gu
ratben auf. Meib iie, baB er Ibenos
beimlid tneipen gebt, Oonn nn9t Tie
in tbrem tleinen 0interitiibAen, mel
DIES 5u9lei0 ais Oarterobe bent, Bis
er 51riidfommt. SORT Tie enoli9 ieiz
hen S9ritt auF Der Greppe, Damn 6ffz
net ie tbm Die 6lurt6ir 10 leiIe ol5
m09li9, papo iOl bod nidts merz
fen. Nnfdngli3 bat Tie ben 8ruOer be-
i6poren, ni9t beimli9 fort gu geben,
aber er bat ladenD erioiDert:
yOas tbun iie ale; Yapu bats ii9er
friiber ielbit 10 eema9t. Mp5u icu
ids oil bic groBe Glode b0.,9en9 G5
gebt 10 gang gut"
Nun lit au9 bus Jeitbdtden fetn
S6ulmdoel mebr, ionbern Elm ~reiaenz
Der 9adfti@, Der sur San5itunoe gebt.
9as gtbt pieoer cine Menge Irbeit fir
Martba. Gp6en trdgt ltets peiBe
&leiber uno lie 5iebt ieoes muir einmal
an. Damn mub Mertba es friI9 mo-
den. Gpben lit Der Stern Der Sunsz
ftunoe uno ibre r~eiaenbeu Soiletten
lperben Itets beiuunoert. IS iinb gan5
einfa9e Stoffe, absr 10 beIonbers iauz
Fer bergeridtet. limb INNER bat iie
cine frii6e HoIentnoIpe i'm Giirtel.
Wart6a 5iebt an ibrem Tenfter jubrz
aus, jabrein MonatsrOien unb germ
i6neibet ie Der liebliGen Sdlpeiter Die
f6Dniten al. Die DIANA Ionnt 1i6 in
ben Sriumpben ibrer Siinsiten.
0ttla tommt nit ibrem 8abp gu
9eiuol. Die ganae feline Musitattung
bat Martba seitidelt; nG6telang bat
fie babel auFgeieiien. 8et Sag tonnte
1te nt9t aIem aere6t lperben.
Ser gan5e 9ausbalt rubt iebt auf
Qf9enbrDbels idmalen S6ultern, Die
iid unter Der 2ait idon fat na9 BORN
neiaen. Die Mama 1T 10 nerpDs: tie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
J. j. FRITZ,
t.. Is, @bDtD8rapbtf, -, ,n
ct. Germatuftrase, ct. Glorb, Ntuu.

Wer etn uatursetreues Bib ieiner ielbf
ober cine Sreunbes= ober Semiliensrurpe sc
na9t baben Mil, fomme Su mir. 0as BIZ
Photographic Suun nur ;u leiiteu perma9
5ei mir wirb ie in ieber Sinfi6t erprobt
Suite unb ;iuerldii9e Irbeit 9esen biui9s
Preiie. um aeneisteu 3uipru1 pirb aebeten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
3l,,Trrr Aiu0rr.

2ies9en gum tleinen 9ans);
r9u nirit ia einieben. lieber 9ans,
bab cine 9eiratb apiiGen uns unmOg'
lid 1T; Su baft feline Stenilns uni
ih babe brei Yuppen gu erndbren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
niel ~ffcrluuut.

Warnun9stafel.) rSas Setreten
biefer Sdpnunsen tit bel bel brei Mart
Strafe nerboten. 3upiberbanbelnbs
perben gebeten, iid beim 5lurpa6ter
Aus melben." Der Srtsporttonb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
D..
Don paul Stiff.

Aeber bic @elt lest iid, has Sh,peigen,
Qsgt fid Der milOe Shimmer Der Nahtr-
Run isi'n uergeiieu Summer NIB Sorgen,
Die nus Der Gag sebraht.
etur fomm beruieoer, lisbliher Trieoe,
Der OIL Oft mir Die Seele btireit,-
Dir. Den MIR ia ale eriebneu,
Sci Die Stuuoe geweibt.
ad uno INN iauft iu eutidlummeru,
90 suiriebeu, wunidloS mi itiu,-
Sas lei Die lette SimnelS9aUe,
Die id) erbitteu nil.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08
DOWN THE BAL SAM
NOW TO D|LLSBORO
Heavy Business Here in Tan
Bark and kaoIin.
A BUSY VENEERING PLANT
A Delightfully."- Picturesque Spo', Wid,-Awaks
Genial People, Twn Hotels Three Churches
---Riyer Readyto Turn All the
Wheels Netd.d.
tstafr Correspondence

Dillsboro, N. c., July "a descent of
thirteen miles from the top of Balsam
Mountain, said to be the highest railroad
point this side Of the Rockies, in Jackson
county. about three miles from Webster,
the county seat, and 10 miles west OF
Asheville, on the Asheyille and Murphy
branch railroad brings you to
this pretty little village OF
Dillsboro The town limits ex-
tend from quarter to half mile each
way from the centre of the town. II
has population of from 35O,to 400 people.
Just about as clever, slociable folks as are
TO be found in any section OF the country.
The pretty little valley is from half to
mile wide, up from which extend heav-
onward, mountains covered with beau
tiful green foliage, interspersed with the
blooming mountain laurel, rododendron
wild rose, and other pretty wild flowers.
All are calculated to impress the trav-
eller with the thought: what delightfully."-
picturesque spot at which to build a
town. 1t Is not my purpose to go back
and tell the past history of Dillsboro, but
to describe it as it is to day. and in my
Judgment, what it is destined to be IN
the future.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08
LIGHTNING STRIKES A CHURCH.
Bishop Gambler Dedicates Methodist House of
Worship at Spencer.
Especial to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observcr.)
Salisbury, N. c.. July 7.-Durlng a
thunder storm Sunday afternoon light
ming struck the Lutheran church IN this
city, doing considerable damage to the
building One Of the large upper corner
stones weighing several hundred pounds
was knocked from the front wall and the
cornice around the building was other
wise damaged. There was no one in the
church at the time the lightning struck.
This was the second time this church has
been struck this year.
Bishop Warren a. Gambler, of Atlanta,
Ga, spent Sunday at Spencer, where he
preached at IL O'Clock and dedicated the
Methodist church at that hour. His SER
mon was masterpiece and was well de.
hvered. his theme being THE Mind Of
Christ" A large and delighted audience
heard the address.
The new telephone exchange is being
placed at Spencer this week and will be
in operation within the next few days.
Captain ]. T. Robinson, who recently
resigned as master mechanic at the Spen-
Ger shops, mas been handsomely remem-
bered by his former employees who pre-
scented him with costly diamond as
token of the high esteem in which he
has been held by them.
Mr.. F.. Fl. Brown, of this city, was
painfully injured in a runaway yesterday
afternoon by being thrown from the bug
gy when going at very rapid rate of
speed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08
Baptist Female University,
RALEIGH, N. c..

The Baptist Female University will better session
the Chemical and Biological will
hydraulics
of h
be WITH sand
the English
Chicago
Holns
a
of the
of
erso he a stem in the South.
andB be
to
an all
is pers
do
are Wiling work hour R. T.V Presto
FOR furtner Information ADDRESS Raleigh, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08

water arrangements, convenient for bath
ing and domestic USE
It is Just I'll miles from Dillsboro to
Franklin. the county seat OF Macon. The
mail is carried twice day by star route.
The drive is through pretty valley coun-
try. and almost the entire way even
across Gomez Mountain, beautiful crystal
like streams come down from the noun
tains with rush and a roar, rendering a
pleasant sound to the traveller.
Now, in conclusion, it appears to me
that Dillsboro, surrounded by such wood
as the various varieties OF oak, hickory,
lynn, locust, chestnut, poplar, etc, with
fine valley and mountain side fertile soil,
there are many diversified manufac-
turing plants that could be located here
at a much less cost than in a good many
other sections that do not possess the ad-
vantages above alluded to. First, the raw
material at hand; next, plenty Of water
power; last, but not least, fine climate,
both winter and summer.
AS to undeveloped mineral properties
there is just no telling what there rs hid
among these hills yet to be brought to
light by the pick and shovel. Just two
and half miles from here a fine nickel
mine has been opened, and | saw some
fine specimens of iron, copper, gold and a
good many others, the names OF which
cannot recall just now, but, my word for
it. at some future date, by the mind and
hand of man, Nature will be made to give
up her treasures.
H. B. HARDY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08
SPECIAL RATES VIA S. A. L. RY.

Summer Excursion Rates via Seaboard
Air Line Railway. Tickets sold daily june
LIST to September 18th. inclusive, with
final return limit October 31st. Below /
beg to give you rates to the principal
points:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08
CATONSVILLE, Maryland
MOUNT DE SALES,
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION

ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Buildings and grounds extensive and at
traetive Situation healthful; and view
of Baltimore, hills, river and bay beau
Thorough work in English, Science, Music,
Art. and Languages. Illustrated cata.
logues sent, on application to
THE DIRECTREss.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08
TOWNS BUSINESS.

There are four general merchandise
stores, to-wit: Capt. w. A. Enloe. who
began business first in Webster in 1853.
He moved here about the time the rail-
road reached this point, and / reckon is
about the oldest merchant in the place.
He is now in his 73rd year. Mr.. w. j..
Kincaid was formerly the efficient rail-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08

Nervousness,

RUPTURE, PILES, DEAFNESS CURED.
No knife no danger. An Electro Thera-
peutic Sanitarium, for the treatment by
dry hot air and electricity OF acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt. neuralgia, dys-
pepsia, catarrh and nervous diseases. Rup-
ture and Piles, Cancer cured by X-Ray.
We give free X-Ray examinations and
booklets. Richmond Panphysion Dept /,
SIS East Franklin St.. Richmond, Va.
Phone 1864.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08
I. C. HORNER,
Principal.
ELON COLLEGE

Opens September Ord. 1903. For cata-
logue and other particulars write DR.. j.
U. Newman Dean OF the Faculty, Elon
College, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-08
Wanted
2 Rock FOrcmen.

familiar with steam drill plants; one earth
excavation foreman who has some
knowledge of Golfer dam work. Apply
on works, Buckhorn Shoals, Chatham
county. N. c.. Cape Fear Power Co..
Pepper and Register, Contractors. No. liz
Broad Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
1w IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27
Chicago, Rock Island anG Pacific
Railway
Missouri Pacific Railway.

LetNG Daily.
Kansas City and ST Louis % 4 N
conway Springs ard CofTeyyilIe. III 50 a n
Tor 81 Louis .-......................3 90 p m
for Kansas City & ST Louis :. 20 y IN
Hutchinson, Lyons an9 Genesec.. Z 50 a IN
Geneseo, Salina Pueblo * I,cnVer 90 d n
Ecr Anthony and I<iOwa......-... 8 10 p m
& or anthony and K.oWa .....-. - q n
Arrive Daily.
from ST. Louis and Kansas City. % y n
Little Rock. CcreyYille u Con-
way Springs ..............l5 sc y m
rrom St Louis. ...............-....f2S 50 N
from Kansas City ard St Louis Z o. m
con Denver, Pueblo. Saiila an0
Geueseo % a n
FROM Hutchinson ......... 90 m
from Hutchinson and Genesee... 9 25 D IN
from Anthony & Conway Springs 10 p N
FROM kiowa, Anthony Conway
Spncgs ............. Is m
L rom Kiowa ana Anthony. . 90 a N
eDally except Sunday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27
DIVORCE STORY TOLD.
Had Broken the Lock to Break With
the Physician.

New York, Nov. pa tale OF love and
locksmiths was untolded in the trial of
the Heyneman divorce suit, in which q
decision by Supreme Court Justice Truax
is looked for. 4 he suit of the HUSBAND,
Harry c. Heynemen. who named Dr. Ru-
dOlph Haas as correspondent, was not de-
Tended
Mr. Heyneman lives with his father, a
rich truck owner He testified that he
and his wife. Minnie. had been married
six years. Last spring. he said, Mrs.
Heyneman told him that the lock on
the front door of their residence. No. >
Mitchell place. was broken. and asked
him to have new one put on This was
done.
Sometime after that, he said, his wife
confessed that she lad broken the lock
because she had been receiving almost
daily visits from DR.. Haas, who had a
latchkey, and she had determined to break
with him. Her love for the physician had
onquered, however, and she had given him
d key for the new lok. She said:
Before this onfessicn his wife had been
out ell one night, Heyneman testified
Mrs Bode friend of Mrs Heyneman,
tSShl4th iidA MIS- IttS iieIidu fltu toSu IlST
frequently that she loved the physician
and she vas weary Of keeping up ap-
pearanes."
She said that when Mrs Heyneman
went out in the afternoon she made
irle with halI1 on the doorstep. If Dr.
Haas allied and intended 10 return later
he would pat a cross in the circle. If she
saw no cross there she understood that
she was not to expect him.
4 Mrs. Mayer swore that she had seen
Dr.. Haas and Mrs. Heynelnan kissing.
AIR. Heyneman's lawyer. Charles Peek
ner. says Mrs Heyneman has gone on
the stage as chorus girl under her maid
en- name. Minnie Benedict. Her step
father, James Rockefeller. an engineer
on the Mallory Stemship line. Mr.. Pecn-
ner says. is a distant relative Of John d.
Rockefeller.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27

rags and old bottles in push cart. Cool
idge. who refused TO state his reasons,
also tok out bootblacxs license for his
friend and classmate, F. E. Johnson, Jr.
of East Orange.
Coolidge was not at the fashionable ST
Elmo club house when an interviewer
called tonight. Johnson declared that he
knew nothing about the bootblacks IL
cense. He said that he and Coolidge had
a wager on the Harvard game. Coolidge
betting that Harvard would score. If
she did not. he agreed to purchase a
pusheart license at a cost of s..
Coolidge evidently intended to turn the
joke on me by getting nae a license to
black boots" declared johnson. Really,
you can't believe a cousin of J. Pierpont
Morgan is going TO peddle junk, do you?
It's simply bet.'
But the fun Of the joke is that the
holder of a junk license under the Law
must make a weekly report to police
headquarters Of all his purchases anu
business whether he does any or not The
prospect of making weekly trip to police
headquarters is more than Coolidge bar
gained for.
Don't forget to say that Coolidge is a
strong candidate for best-dressed man OF
the class" said one of his eliminates at
the ST. Elmo club. Don't fail to mention
That he is the only man VINO eIter took
four girls to the Yale junior promenade.
Coolidge is a popular man. but his
friends say it serves him right for adj
hitting that Harvard had even a chance
to score in their game last Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27
FIRE AT OMAHA.
Four Firen1en Are Killed and Much
Property Destroyed.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 26.-Fcur were burn
ed to death and property loss amounting
to s30e.00 is the result of a fire which
broke out about 3 O'Clock this morning
in the wholesale grocery house of Allen
Brothers. corner OF Ninth and Jones
street In addition to the big five-story
building occupied by the Allen Brothers
that occupied by the Pacific Storage COM
pany adjoining was also consumed. to-
gether with most of its contents. The
names of the four firemen killed were:
Leroy NJ LESTER.
WILLIAM BURMETSTER.
/. COLDBOROUGH.
WILLIAM y. BARRETT
The fire is presumed to have originated
ing. The flames were first seen when
they broke out on the second floor. this
part OF the building containing the heayi-
est part of the wholesale grocery stock.
The buildings were filed with the most
iaaammable class of material. and after
the room fell in. the blaze shot far into
lhe air and dense volumes of smoke. IL
Illuminated by the fire. rolled still higher.
The fremen were working about thirty
feet inside the Allen Brothers building
when the floor above. Unexpectedly col
lapsed. catching the men with no chance
of escape and with no possibility of their
comrades rescuing them.
Their bodies were not even recovered
from the burning building.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27
PASTOR TO SUCCEED.
He Should Have Flaxen Hair and
Dress Up TO Date.

Chicago. H.. Nov. 26.-"The pastor with
faxen hair. neatly parted in the middle,
blue eyes and a peach-like complexion,
attire UP 10 date and personally attTac-
tive and popular with the ladies. is the
ideal and successful minister according
20 the fashionable church goers OF today.
declared the Rev. J. +. TSitor before the
congregational ministers tcday.
1t matters not if the man is a deep
thinker and one who has made deep
research into Bible study. II he is not
attractive he cannot influence the mem
hers of mis- nock and his usefulness is
gone.
IF the congregations Of this decade per
rist in their hobby OF desiring a foppish
minister. the old-time pastor who has
been useful in years gone by had better
look for another occupation"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27
He WILL QUIT.
Governor OF Colorado Doesn't Want Il
Serve 6eyond His Term.

Denver. Nov. 26.-Although General
sherman Bell declared yesterday that he
had information OF a plot to blow UP the
State house and asssssinate Governor
Peabody and himself. Governor Peabody
said that he had not heard Of any threats
of a plot of that nature.
Il am in receipt OF anonymous letters
almost every mail said the governor,
hut have found none Of threatening
nature for some time, The majority Of
them tell that ] have mistaken my cali
ing and ought TO Vacate the governor 5
chair That is my intention, when my
term of Office is over"
General Bell would not reveal the source
OF his information.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27
HANNA'S HURRIED TRIP.
Went to New York 20 Confer With
Herriek.

New York. Nev. 2s--CniIed States
Senator Hanna made hurried trip 10
New York late last night lie went III
recily TO the Waldorf Astoria. where Gov
ernor-elect Herrick. 81 Ohio. has been
for several DAYS Ths two men had a
long talk. This gaze rise 10 various Sto-
ries. among them the revival Of the one
relative 10 Senator Hannas candidacy
FOR president. Neither Senator Hanna nor
Govsraor-olect Herrick would talk for
publication. although il was understood
that the visit merely referred To the
fight on General Wood in the senate and
10 The Rathbone matter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27
SUITS ARE WITHDRAWN.
Alleged that James /. Blair Attempt
ed Suicide Twice

ST. Louis. Nov. S-The suit filed recent
" by New York silsurS nee comps ~
10 cancel a life policy amounting u So 81
held by James l. Blair. formerly chef
counsellor Of the Louisiana Purchase TX
position COMPANY. has boea withdraws.
II was alleged that Mr. Blair had made
tv-o attempts 10 end his liEc. ar Blair
is stIu gate ii IL LEGAL hospital
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27

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