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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

Good fitting clothes and smiles of
satisfaction will be worn this spring
by the man who has HIS clothes made
by Ed V. Price 4 Co. Both are be-
coming. 3.2s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

Today's weather. prediction IN for
rain or snow tonight and probably to
morrow warmer tomorrow. The
temperature yesterday was a. degrees
Uanimum and u degrees minimum.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

AZ the A. q u, w social last night
a general good time is reported There
were dancing and refreshments, be.
sides other features Of the evenings
entnymehf.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

The Harry Bniserworih company al
the Normal Friday evening Will be
u Of the leading attractions Of the
yea. This company IN highly spoken
OF by leading musical critics.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

A dismal Ash Wednesday. Nature
has acnnsd her sptserest garh In order
10 give the ticyoSees a realizing sense
Of the obligations AZ Lent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

Conductor j. NJ LesseIes has pnr
cisAsssd tbs handsome boEne 81 n ca.
Flaouer, vito Will bis family leu ~
day fer ChicaTa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

jose Manuel rsaran, = prominent
merchant Of g. lcans. Ariarsra, Ia Ia
town Ia have his eyes operated On by
q wtss slas ghy sietan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

Mrs l. H. Rarp. wife "a the arcbi
rect, was expected from tht eaEl this
afternoon, where she has been visiting
for The past year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

81 Pauls Memorial caurchs Ash
"Wednesday services viii tm held In The
taassa scHlght Al 1 O'Clock e l..
Browne. 1Ay reader.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08
A watch Free ~lsA every eeys suit
at $500 and upwards nj the Huh. s27

r. M. Bailey and wife arrived In
town from Mineral Point WIS, his al.
,crnoon and are guests at the CGstn
media hotel
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

No,hsFs ~s are aNne sbsoiussiy
free u wsfch vith those eepar, boys
saits a, $500 ana up~arda - ,se
Hub, s17.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

Tho territorial hoard 81 pharmacy
Is meeting In Sanla re today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

Sweet q Orr. overaslis or Goa,
7ss ., the Rub Clothing s-ovss, s.2',
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

lterbofer batte i'm nit i6orfem
Saoel iiberbauft, neil er iif iomeit
pergeiien, Die, Softer 5u lhlogen.
Tieies @ebobren oes fiinftigen
Giooms Grgerte 5lpnr Den Shotten.
bauer %unbdnbig; aber er muBte es
rubie iiber lid ergeben loiier, ionlt
itono gu befiirhten, Der @eIterbofer
mohfe ietn Observation-Disclosures 5li.
riidnebmen, ilflo Damn por Ele0l elm
performer damn. Sieie auGlenbe
6urft murbe nod melentiid] gcltei-
CERT ourf ben ergebnisloIen Der.
lauf leiner naf aaen Gi6tungen
bin o,sgeiponnenen gemiihrngen,
ben Ml,iertboltsort ieiter Sod)ter 81
crfunbihoitcn, lcmie biirf bas nit
iolf)er S~ortnotfigfeit INTO SeItigteit
ouitretenbe unb iid) erboltenbe Csc.
riit)t, iein &tnh hube ben Sob &c.
iudt. Ser Sd]ottenbuler nllroe Die
Tcute auircibenocr 8eg2niose.
@1breno er i'm @eiprdd)e nit an.
beren bos 82ridmtnocn ieiuer God.
ter nui bie leidte Sdulter nahm,
qlldltc i'm III DEN troge oohin iflei-
Genhcn. idlafloien Stunoen DER
Hud,t Elm Seer BON Sorgen, Stint
merniiien uno unbeimlifen 8sfib-
len.
60 mar Der @orabeno bes 30.
9lIdujt. bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nubc geriidt. Seit Sobrburoerten
5Gblt eieier Gag SIT ben iir Die 3ori.
gcmeinbe Siihoismois beoeutiomiten
iGbrlifen Soften, Dern 3auience
irommer Waler itromen Damn mad,
Gem ~rei,enoen @oliobrtsorte Ct.
0ermonn. I'M bos Nr0enfen oeS ielis
gen giniiealers 5t feiern unb nod
uroltem 9raudje Den .Sirmor" 5u
bopien.
Sfcn am Gage Dor Dem eigent-
lifen Seite entpideIte lid elm 5iem-
lid) riibriges Sraiben in st. Ser.
mann. @uben miroen niiseiGlo.
gen uno luitiges, bellies @eb1mmer
brod) lih on Den bemolGeten Siigeln
Der nGflten llntgebuug. Sduoren
ir0blidjer Sinner tummelten iih in
nediidem Spiele lumber ODER be-
gaiiten Die raid eritcbenben gretter-
blloer.
Dor Der Sbiire bes clterlifcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
&atbolii9e Golon!iationssW eisQ:
idait inter 2eituns Der iird)s
lid)en Sbrisfeitea.

@eiitlihes Iireftprium: SohD.
Eater Soiepb 2auier, o. %. S,
6chm. Toter @m. Sdulte, 8. w.
g., bcdjm. Yater aueuitin Sllifa, ..
M. s.. &eeina Miia., Canada.
SiGert ieOem Mitgliese cine quite
Seimitotte BON 160 slder in elmer
heiltiden fatbcliifen Golonie ais
ireieS @eifenf Don Der Gegierung.
@robc Gplonien nit Seelioreern
woblperiebeu. gutter gooen, iIone
Gage, @ale ODER Troirie, iihere
Grnten, gutes alimo. Iiif Giicn.
bobn.2ano az faufen sii So bis $40
per afer. agenten p%erlnngt. @egcn
Girfuloren nit poQen Seid]reibum.
gen, aorpSfiere man
aatbuliihc Gpluniiatiuns- 6eiealdlaft,
Sosfoteon, Cast. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

Sauies iab Mupert uno iloht aus
erunem Snnnenreilig unO Moos
Strange sum Shnude Der gltdre III
Cen orei Sirhlein. Die olten @e.
berleute bottan reid,lit 5i tbilt, I'm
Die aupeaen 6u iGeuerri, 5u pllBen
uno fitr oas Set "berSuriften, inb
beianGen lid Oeslpegen nid1t Oabeim.
Sriibiinnig lab Der il,nge @urIfs
al. feline Irbeit nicher unb mebr els
Elm Seui5er loite iid) aus ieirer
Sruit. Eloslid) aber ihuute er IN
Die Sobc unb iubr erihredt Suianl,
men. Ter @citerboier ltano Dor
i5nl, ungeobnt, u%nsrpartet, wie aus
Dem Soben gema6icn.
nGrldrcd mr. ROT. iogte Der
Bauer l1delnb. rs bob' mi uufn
3ehcn b%crg'ifllifo, oalnit | 81 iiber.
raih'n fann."
.Satt ihlag / Gher glei' II Sfo
ein'!" riei Hupcrt, G2iiau Gritorurel
lid, cher permebrte OILS pernlinoerte
vMeinctncgn broild)it grao foo
lold,e llmltdrb 5'modn", meinte Der
@%eiicrboier ld)erjeno. IS fam
Mrs leidjt beufn, ba6 = ilber meil,
S'iuoh eanS perboiit biit. Sch
mo a biBl eiri, / bab a poar @ortI
NIT Cir S'rto'r."
Mlipert ltono aui. slls er id
gleih boroilf nit icincm &c5enbub.
Ter nlein III Ger Stube beioub. mar
linn i%eltiant 81 Willtbc> @os moqtt
Der rcid)c @o,ier ppn Inn. CEN
nrmen @uriden? Der @siterbpicr
licb i'm bicriiber nift lunge in I'm:
grlpibheit.
~Soit mir ben Der Ncginc
g'bort2" irogte Soller,
Bel oiciem Namen girg DEM @e.
berlobnc cin HiB burf's Ser6. III
bltfte bitter Dor lid hin.
aS?" ontluortete er oaun uuo Ole
Stimnre ianf ibnl. Is moob mir.
@ia finluit earm III bojua, mi.
iibcr o'Tcgina 5'iraa'n, SuucrE
@em | not miiBt, hoB III 10 q bra.
per Nfp' biit. nodla moonet l. I'll
bit 4 Spion pom Shott'nhoier."
Ser bin / not. erfl1rtc @olieI
nit ebrllhem @eiidltsorsbrrde
~men,it mt e5bo IN @erba6t hait
geo, / nil mir lpionier'n bel Cir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

yWit'm Iupert?" ergGn5te Der
8auer. Cos is Eel Sah', Oa
'reb' / Cir mir Ell. @enn er mn oi,f
o'Seit'n grant miro uno' mir oif.
fimnt, Dos amber fiimmert mt not,
Dos fannit mohd, pio'S Gu mag't."
.Ss reft", ingte Der Shasirieol
nit Selbitpertrouen. rs nero 2ein
@nnih Griffin, OaB q g'DiB
s'frieb'n bit nit mir"
,uno nid miQit Dos aniteQ'n2"
iorifte Gleol eeiponnt.
.goiter, Dos is mel @'beimnis".
perieste Der gurihe ausweifenb.
ga REQ / mir aus. 8ib ii
s'frieo'n, menn / Cir Jog. oob |
BEAD reft mad. Dos fleft (ge.
'nii9en). aber q bibl a 9ronselo
mirlt mir oennot neb'n, boii l."
Tleol fubr nit Der SanD in Die
Soihe ieiner 9~eoerboie. Damn
legte Err 5pei blanfe 8ulban in oes
Burden Hedte.
nSd bait GIBBS, lagte er. ,WtadI
Jet Eel Soh quot, Srieol."
IS bob Tir's lido g'iast, Iu wirii
%5'frieo'n lei NIT mir. Soa mi Der
1euii bol'n, menn Der Hupert in
pier5eb' Gag no lebt!!"
Ger Shottenboier antmortete mil
'eiitem moblsefaaigen aopfniden.
Gie geioen itanoen Dor Dem
Iorie. Gin folter WinoitoB blies
ibren iest nit ra,,bem atbem in's
8eiif)t unb Don bleigroien Sirma'
ment fielen idwere Sropien. Sbrt
3abl mltfs raid.
.Sost miro's glei' tliih'n", iogtt
6riebl. .Efiat ii, Bauer, | ihou
baB / a trudas Ylasl beim @irtb err
mild"
llno obne ipeitere ltmlt1iibt
trennta iif Der 8nrihe BON Dem
Shottenbofer, um Dem Wirtbsboitie
ju5ueilen. Hlebl ober iud,te iein
iiir i'm ~freuoloies Seim auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
@eindltc Maarc.

@cpiiien Snnuitrie. Hittern lit
nidts beilig. 9opon gibt iolgen.
bes Snierot M Der Deutihlanoer
6afSeitihriit nSdr,h unb 9eoer"
pom -. gpril 3eueniB: Y@eserbtc
Menidcnbout 81 fauien eeiud,t.
Siferten erbetcn inter q. 9. 60.1S3
on Sd]uh unb 2ener. Berlin" Die
@%eminngier ma1fer Seute ihrcft
cben Dor gar hidts juriif. Tic
cineu perfaiiien ole @enid)en bel
leberoiecm 2eibe, Die anoeren Die
SaSten. @eaen beibe @attumeen
bon Sdnolern Seigcn ole @eiese mo
@eiesgcber cine bimmlihe Gang,
muth. MIS- OBJ eS iiG nift perlob.
ren piiroe'' ). 9. obiaem Snierenten
mir ieinen brutalen Sanhel einmal
Die eisene Snut az gerben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Srciscbntcs &opitel.

Iie @orgdnge olli Dem Shotten.
bofe erregten i'm Iorfe beareifliher-
peiie bos lebbaiteite Iufieben uno
murSen iiberaa anf's giirieite err.
crtert, nobel ieoeh 8leol ielbit niht
INNER am slimpfliditen bebanoelt
mur0e, inbes ieine Sefter Die pole
Sbeilnobme Der GWpobneridoft er.
fubr. Sbre Sli6t beid1itiste Die
9elte foit nod nlebr, nls Die ibr mi.
oeriabrene Wibbanbluna. Wan
5erbrof lid Die aopfe iiber ibrcn
Iuientbnltsort, man eritopite lid
bieriiber in enoloien 8ermutblnsen;
nber &eeina mar iinb blieb ipurlos
perihmunben. Die 0ienitboten arf
Dem Sdottenboie fcnnten es nidt
begreiien, pie Hegina lid aus oem
Saiile entfernt boben fpnnte, obne
bon Scenario bemerft noroen az iein.
Gos @eribwinoen oes WGpd)ens
ging ibnen iebr 5u Sersen, oenn He.
gina itano bel ben ghebalten oes
Sfottenbofs rpeeen ibres freuno.
lihen, giitieen @eiens IN bober
CUNT.
Nm bGrtelten murbe bon Den gr.
eigniiien Der arme Hupert beriibrt.
Der @eoanfe, Dab @egina ieiretipe-
gen bon ibrem Safer miBbanbelt
mor0en, buB er Die unmittelbare llr.
lode ibrer Sluht gemeien lei, berei.
tete ibm uniaglid)en Sdmer5. Sn
Der eriten MufmaQung ieines 9emii-
Ties nolte er, iobalo er &ilnoe BON
Dem 8eidjebenen erbalten bate,
rod Dem Shettenbofe ellen, Inn Sen
ber5loien 1leel CUR Mebe Su itelen.
Nur nit Wfilbe permsdlten i'm ieine
gltern eapon SuriifSubalten, Die fei-
men guten Gus9uns bon etnem
iolden SGritte ibres Sobnes err
Darteter.
9t1d)It Nupert mar es namentlif,
Sermonn, beiien @efuhle ourh Die
greieniiie ouf benz Shottenbofe in
WtitleiOenlf)oft ge5ogen muroen.
Seine GmpfinOung in oieier SIN.
iibt ging nm 10 %tiefer, lie inniger CT
iid) bereits nit Dem @ebanfcn per-
tralit gemlod)t hattie, oaB i'm ole 0or-
ie5uns 5ilm 9cidIiieer uro Sofper.
multer Hegina's oi,serleien babe, in
meldher CT gepiiiermaBen ein beili-
9es SermaGtniB Der iriiheren &c.
liebten lab. Iic unermartete @en.
onng, meldc ole 9inge genommen,
beitimmten i'm, bon ieet an nit
offer Sbatfrait Die Sohe Heginn's
Su Der ieinen 5li maiden; in Oieie
Iufgobe mollte er pbne 3citperluli
eintreten. @eicntlid fam Inn ba'
bel Su ~itatten, Dab err iin trpt Der
menigen Gage. Die er crit III 9ildois'
mails Sugebradt bate. bennpb Dos
3utrouen mo Die Heigung bes @e-
itarbofcrs bereits in betrn6tlihen
Mobc erporbcn bate.
Gs mar upl ndd)iten Gage. DER nui
&eaina'a @crifminbcn iclste- Gic
&itterung mar bod)it umireunblif
es iiiirmte unb regnete gum groBeu
Gerornbe Der 9ouoleute. Die lire
@rntearbeiten in 10 rnnnaenebmer
S2eilc %unterbrod)en uno iid) periir.
tbeili loben. lid Su Sniiie IN Stal.
len mo Shcunen SIT beidditigcu,
Ter @citerboier iaB NoltS oQeir
III ieiner Stuhc am Glide mn
id)rieb nit @lciitiit Semcrfunaeu IN
eiien SolcnSer, OILS er in oieier Cir.
tcit burh Den Giiltritt beS 1roiri
lorS muterbrodlen muroc. lei
BAKER lcG,e Cen Stiit 6ilr Seite
&crulonn iestc lid unac5munacn ON
liid,e richer mn fmipite nit icincm
SouS,1irt) ciu 0ciprGh oi. Dos iid
meglt iiaer 5iemlid aleid'giiItiec
GiliGc belpcqts. Damn ober init cinen'
Mo!c nui Ole NnrqGnac Dos qeitri.
lcu Cages biniiorrnel:itet nl,rbc.
nstan, .ca ia9t DIR 81 >rn %c..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
giersctntes @apitel.

Ser erite Sonnenpfeil, Den Der
in 8plb uiib Ei,rpur leltftenbe
Siten binter ben Bergen itnb enoio-
len @dlDern em"pcrifneate, Suuberte
9eben III bds Eager Der Waafnbrer.
Ter @lofen Wtlrro riei pom hoben
Iburme bernb in Die labbatlid]e
SriihitiQe binnus. Ter porsrin.
genoe az iiibrte neue Eileer lleron,
BON benen piele Die gau5e Hod)t &c.
malt maren. Sfpere 9eiterrp1gen,
nit ifmud aufgeprtsten Soften be.
ipantt, roQten al,f 0ns Sorf gi.
ifofsmois 81, uno MGnner, Weiber.
9urifen unS W1od)en ioBen i'm
Spnntaesitoate aui Den nit 5ier.
lifen, bunt b~ebGneerten Carmen.
bGllmd)en seihmiidten Gefdbrten.
guf Der bon @aafabrerr Itorf be-
lebten StraBe bon &egcn nod gi-
~ifoismais iubr cine hiibid)e alttife
unb ole beioen giienlGimmel trnb-
ten oobin, leid1t nie Ger Wforeen.
MIND, Der nit ibren flatternben
MGbnen ipielte. Sm @asen lnben
BRET weiblid)e Verionen. pen oenen
srpei itGotiide 8leioune trr9en, mab-
reno iih Die brittle ourdl inr @e-
rSans als @1i,erin fenn5eid)nete. Gin
gro6es, it)ottiid1 serpurTeltes Sbapl-
ttG) beoedte ibren 4opf uno birg
melt iiter Die Stirne berein, 10 OaB
man nift einmal Die augen leben
fonnte; elm lGyneameibes SinnentllT,
mano iih un ainn uro @ansen nnb
er5eugte ben ginorud, oils Oh Die
Srdserin oieier 8erbiialrng leioeno
lei.
9as Itnlnde @eidbrt nGberte li@'
eben cen eriten Saulern oes Cores,
ais Die grobe 8lode pom Sburme
Der Hfarrfird]e orobnie, Die Wau.
fabrer n~uiforoernO, lid ji lammeln
uno in georonetem 3nge nod ct.
ct. Sermann binaus5ujieben. Ser
Gutiner fnolte init Der Eeitide, uilo
nit geitredtem 9uge laliite Dos cole
Hfproepoor ms Scrf bineinL no ous
8eiponn Dor DEM 9altholiie belt.
Is mar od)t llbr Worgens. ais Die
SauienSc BON ano0ftigen inter
Gem 8eleite BON @lofentoneu nndl
Sem @aaiohrtsorte Ct. Sermnnn
oui6rafcn. Gin reiner. blazer
Sinlmcl lofte iiber Dem bunten
ri~eloeitoliieen 2eben unb Die Come
cracb ihr gplocnes 2ift bernieGer,
Inn DurG ibrcn 8lanS OoS Set Su er.
hohcn. Gin Gieienitrom bon Sonsn
uno Stimmen itieg aufparts uro
uls Der 3ug iid] ct. Sermann
llGhcrte. % mlirbe cr BON Dem @lof-
lcin oes @oqfabrtsortS begriiBt.
Sn Der Sallpttird)e piroe Der
@ottesoienit gcbalten, DEM natilrlidb
Die meiiten Ger g~noad1tiscn I'M
Sreicu iolgen miBtcn. Nad Dem
8o~ttcsoienile begarn Der piGtigIte
5heil ccs Seltes: oas .Sirmcnbop-
ien". Sn Der fleincu Sol6topelle
itano bette Die hol,ernc Sigur oes
,Sirmon" arti Der oberIten Mltor.
Itufe; lie maB etlpa nubsrtbalb SUB
in Der Sobe uro itcate einen Gin-
iieoler oar. melder Die u%nproportio.
niertcn S1nhe ium 8ebetc gelG)loi-
len bate. Ias 9ilo, Gin Sruitbilo,
lief nodl unten in cine brcite @runo-
ilGd]e aus. Sic robe SGnieerei,
namcntlid) I'M iteiien. cdigcn %iSalten.
wurfc. iprah iiir Elm bobes Iltcr.
Gortieturg folgt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
0att Sbr Oe!a ct asrteibsn?

.saenu Sbr Geio babt, ipcld)es 5fr in, ipeltlider
Suiuu uui quite First Mortgage Farm Loans
CuSleibeu iuuHt, 10 idreiGt on Deu Inter jetdlpes
ten. Iie meiiteu 2eier oieier 3eitung iptlen, fuie
perttpuA uno gut pds Ydro I'm ScslorS, Hens
zen unp Grduui r'Hf. Ser rrterjetchnete tdnt
liudl oute First ,tGage Loans IN 9.pmoutb
pber Sipur gput41 o%sierger. lnt rd1ere NIss
futit idlre:tt ait @ta.J. ii. Saber. 5femien. ga.
lint nabere alstuuit ilbcr iuelie Eeriol,
i9reibe man all 5tep. s. t. SAalte, &ems
iel, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

idJeiOan. in Sfeunen uub Staaei,
nui Stroh ooer Sen 5u nahtieen.
gber manfer, Der ulls neiter sSerne
eefomnten, mi,Bte gar inter @ottes
freiem Simmel Die NoGt p%erbrinaen,
out Der folten @ranittrepee oes
8aitbauies fouerno ODER nit ben,
&iiden an oas ~eiierrle S%reitbrigitter
9elebnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
0esea Grebsja,aaem.

. sd, empieble hicriiit Stroop'S berahntte
beutidle Suloer. 9teteIbeu heleu leoeu ltutb
nidlt auisebrouleteu arebs iolush ilinerlt1 ais
1l6erlid,. SdS onerfairt eitSislJeiie Ntttel, Tim
Maeertrebs erfolsrete) 81 hetIer.. @e9en Nabe.
rent. Seusntle u. !. NJ. ld,retbe r,Gr;Gr.;
@ow6ro :. Soeoins,
ct. S.icn5. Solun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-19
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Eminent Educators To Address The
School Teachers.

The plans for the coming five days
convention of the public school teach
eIs of Anne Arundel county are now
about completed and the indications
are that the Institute will be one of
the largest in point of attendance as
well as the most successful ever held
in this county.
The Institute will convene at the
public school building on Green street
on the morning of Monday, October
%, and Will continue until the after
noon Of the following Friday The
sessions will be under the personal
supervision of DIR. NJ. Bates Stephens,
superintendent of Education for the
State. Addresses will be made by a
number of prominent educators, in
Guiding the following: County Su-
periutendent Albert s. Cook, of Bal
timore county County Superintendent
William II. Dashiell, of Dorchester
county; DIR. George NJ. Eckels, Super
intendent of the Pennsylvania State
Normal School at Shippensburg, Pa.
DR.. Henry A. GottaTd, professotr of
psychology and pedagogy at the State
Normal School at Chester, Pa. DIR.
George w. Ward, principal of the
State Normal School at Baltimore Miss
Sarah L. Richmond. vice principal
of the State Normal School at Balti-
more, and Misses Minnie Davis and
NJ. III. Scarborough, of the same in.
stitution.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-19
HE DECLINED TO INTERFERE.
GOVERNOR REFUSES TG GRANT
CLEMENCY TO SHIPPERS.
Sees No Reason Why The Murderer
Of Albert Constable Should
Not Be Hanged.
HIS EXECUTION WILL TAKE
PLACE TOMORROW.

Mrs. Sarah t. Burke, sister of John
NJ. SlmperS who is under sentence of
death 20 be executed at Elktou tomor-
row for the murder of Albert Con
stable. appeared before the Governor
today and made final effort to save
the life of her brother
The Governor very gently but firmly
told Mrs. Burke that there was moth
ing in the case that could possibly be
made the basis for clemency and that
the law would have TO take it's course.
The Governor said
Il sympathize with YOU deeply. but
there is nothing | can do. | have re.
ceived no requests for communication of
sentence and my rule has been not TO
intervene in cases of this character
except where / was petitioned to do
so by oitl2ons and people of the COM
munlty, including the jury who sat in
the case and the officers of the court
Your brother had fair trial and
was found guilty after having every
opportunity for defence. Nothing a.
to be gained by prolonging this pain.
full scene. The verdict Of the jury
and the sentence of the court must
stand. -
Mrs. Burke said very little TO the
Governor, but after his remarks broke
NoNh hhA Wtll, uul CoustfuluedlN Sh9
remained seated near the Governor for
some time after but made no further
statement, however. delivering a let.
ter which her brother had written To
the Governor The burden of the
letter was plen that His Excellency
come TO Elkton TO hear Simpels' side
of the case.
His ENcellency declined 20 inter.
fere at once ia tho case of John A.
Wolf. convicted of robbery until a
later date and further consideration
lie did, however, pardon n. Benton
Daughelty. who is serving six months
IN the House OF Correction for vic
latiOn Of the Hartford county local
option laws
His Excellency also appointed
number of game wardcns aud justices
OF tho peace, none of whom were
locally important.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-19
THE LOWER COURT SUSTAINED.
Court Of Appeals Decides That The
Mandamus Shall Not Issue,

The Court of Appeals, in an opinion
delivered by Judge Pearce this morn
ing, affirmed the Circuit Court for
Anne Arundel county i'm dismissing
the petition for a mandamus fled
against the Board of Supervisors of
Election by Frank S. Revell and the
other candidates of the anti Wells ele-
ment OF the Democracy to compel the
placing Of their names on the official
ballot as the regular Democratic nom
lnees. This means that the friends OF
Dr. Wells will remain on the ballot
while those of the opposing element
must be nominated by petition, IL
at all
The opinion OF Judge pearce is based
upon the affirmation of the right of
the State Central Committee for the
county TO change the date of a pri-
mary II done in good faith. This, the
opinion holds, might become absolute
~ necessary under some conditions
and there is nothing 10 show in the
case that the change upon which tho
convention is based was not done for
suilclent reasons. The opinion does
not even allude to the effect Of the
action Of the State Convention in seat
1ng the anti-Wells delegates nor TO the
other points made by the petitioners.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-19
THE PRESIDENT AT RALEIGH.
Arrives And Received By An En-
ornous Crowd
special Dispatch to Evening Capital.

Raleigh, n. O., Oct 19.-President
Roosevelt and his party arrived here
early this morning and was received
at the station by an enormous and en-
thusiastic crowd that wildly cheered
when the President appeared on the
platform of his private car. He was
formally received by the Mayor of the
city, number of city and county Off
cials and representatives of the State
Fair, who were in charge of the ar
rangements for the Presidents visit
to the fair grounds.
President Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt
and the members of his party were
the guests of the Mayor and the citi-
zens in general at breakfast and were
then taken to the fair grounds in car
riages They reached the grounds
about so O'Clock and were greeted
all along the route and upon their ar
rival by large crowds which gave the
President an enthusiastic welcome.
At the gates the President was met
by the officials of the Fair Associa-
tion, who presented him with hand
somely wrought key of geld in com
memoration tc his visit to the fair.
After "a short walk through the
grounds the President was escorted
to the grand stand, where he address
ed an audience consisting OF several
Thousand persons. Immediately after
the conclusion of his address the Pres
ideut and Ihis party returned to the
station and ct | O'Clock the special
train left the city for Durham, Green's
borO and High Point.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-19
He Chucked De Coli.

A jacky from the Naval Academy
yesterday afternoon proved q boon to
the small boys of town when he in
troduced among the diminutive white
youths the game of scrambling for
coins thrown into the streets for them.
He was evidently bit in his cups and
had more of 'tde cash dan he could
SINCE, and SO took this means of dis
posing of il. He started operations
on Green street in front of the school
and was then followed in his mad
career of extravaganza up Main street
by the joyful boys One youth, after
the golden harvest had been reaped,
boasted that he was IS cents to the
good and showed the nickles, dimes and
quarters he had rooted out of the cob
blestones in proof Of his assertion
Heretofore this particular mode Of
getting cigarette money has been con-
fined entirely to the sons Of Ham in
this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-19
Act Providing Charter Fund Found.

The original act passed by the Gen
eral Assembly providing for Baltimore
Town was found Tuesday by City
Librarian Coyle in the State Library.
Mr. Coyle has been searching for the
act for several months to use in q
book which he is preparing. giving
historical data about Baltimore, de-
signing to save wear and tear on the
original documents in the city library.
The act referred TO was passed in 1929,
and provided for the appointment Of a
commission to select a site for Balti-
more Town. The town was to cover
an area of 60 acres. y In 1892 the Gre
alton of Jonas Town. adjoining Balti-
more. was authorized. Later this be-
came known as Jones' Town, and in
1745 the two towns consolidated under
the name of Baltimore Town.