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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
KAISER ! 4. / .IS';I.PlARTIALI
AMERlc ANS SEEM SS;To 8 IN
GREAT FAVo 3 l,TlH II q h 4
a GERMAN EN- PERoR r. q

Il KEEL, Germany June 1.-THE
partially which Emp perors William
has displayed toward American Wis.
itors during the present festivities in
connection with tile Kiel regatta has
aroused the Jealousy Of German mag:
yates and yachting enthusiast IS. AT
all the court dinners on the royal
yacht the Hob ollern, Americans
have been shown the preference, and
they have been 8 honored in other
ways. The Kaiser has conaentedS Sto
dine aboard the Nahma, r. W. Goe.
let's private yacht, and also with Cor:
nelius Wand erbilt, on board the
North Star. Charlemagne 81 Towers,
the American Ambassado TO Ger:
many, Mr., nderbilt, Wilson Mar.
shall! owner Of the yacht Atlantic, and
Allison Armour have been invited
.o5sail with the Kaiser on board 3tthe
Meteor III during the race to.mor:
ltsfi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
M .NOM|ORE I !: !. HOPE J! !.
FOR.P'RDI'z.lllAN.
j lUDaE SMAso TlMATED TO s
couNcl TIL B e " lAL Il
;;f:s Wo uL1g N OF HEs q & ANTE1 ss3i ssS3

Judge Mason this safterno sintlma:
ted to otzman' 's \ counsel that the
verdict I'm rotzmants case would not
ibes set aside While no definite order
viii be entered on the record today:
still IT sEistSa q fore gone concluslon that
lProtzman's case Is closed $50 far Sas d
Jury is concerned Judg slasonginI
denying hope ofi "a new trial this safss
sternoon expressed a great regret that
heShad TO- take fills course, ,5asS he had
known Pro otzman' 4 people all his life,
and considered them among the best
people o. Ehiss sacqnaIn ntance
& Protzman SEwass broagh y In and sat
with HIS wife during jude Masor's
ldiscusslons q the motion To- aside
the verdict. He listen ed with respect.
tul silence \ 70 sall HIS Honor had to
say, and at 4 the close gave no evi.
idence Of its effect other than an ex;
|pressiye shrug of the shotild dersS 10 lin
sdlcate that heSreal lied he would have
!; I;toEsubmtt at last s
Protzman viii ably be seatenc:
Iseas Monday. tiissE crime calls 5for
from two ~ P ten years ~ h The pealten'
ltlary.s @ Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
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H ;Es; tBy Publishers Il Press.)
WARSAW, Poland June u The
reign Of terror which has turned LODI
into slaughter pen In the conflict
whieh has ragged between troops and
the working people, continues. o;day,
reports show q yeritable pitched battle;
s8being fought in the streets. a.
call has been sent to the governor.
general here for assistance q and three.
regiments OF infantry and a cavalry
force were dispat tchedt on a. special
train for the scene sofs the disorders.
The fighting continued all night
iCossacks and drag goons FREQ equently
charging the work. kingmen who were
shielded behind barrie des; The
lworkingnen defende ca themselves
|end there was q rapid exchange 81
shots at every attack
The workingmen were lei by Sc
cial Democrats and members of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
MOST AsToNisA IN & REvECATloE
AS no THE METH DDS Of
EQtJTABLE cIETY, lass rs
DRasTlc NOV u Be MADE;
FOR DlsTRIRuT Ssu uRPEus
I TO no u II LDERs. III
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(By Publisher Press u


NEW YORK, June drastic
move will be mad (. it, Is said BY
State uperintende Of Insurance
Hendricks. to compe the Equitable,
Life Assurance Society to make an
immediate distribution % ITS surplus.
to tie polio hold ers: IN the event Of
d refusal q end bricks will N take
steps to annul the charter of the SO
ciety, accord ding Ito the best informae
tion. The estlonS Of the ownership
ssf the surplus cannot exist as the
charter of the society, its records in
swearing taxes and IN other docu.
ments, shows that all 4 Of the earnings
OF the society above the operating ex,
penses and 4 per cent dividends on
stock belonging tosthe policy holders.
More stonishing than any revela-
ton tSmade comes the news to-day
that the Hyde Sest ate ceiyed from
the EQUITABLE IS, ,o0o, 900 for the re;
lease of the socle from a contract
held by the elder 3 Hyde made by him:
sell with himself, and legeds by his
heirs to be d continuing contract with
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

pressed lest there may be an outbreak
in Warsaw and trouble may be pre-
'clpltated at any moment The Polish
socialist party has Issued d proclas
nation calling on the work kmens TO I'm.
|augurate a general5 5strik owing TO the
death sent tence Passed upon stanaslaus
okszeja for throwing d bomb Into the
police station here on March r.
a late report Mhic has 5ust reach
lea here from LODI says that Colonel
Nndreleff was severely injured III
leading . charge OF tie troops sonSt The
rioters.
Late yesterday atternoo oon two Sbohibs
Hwere thrown lnto barracks of the
killing and iniurtng twenty
men. There are a number Of dead
bodies lying In the streets where
Iaghttng has occurred although the
military u wording hard to remove
llall the Victims and bury them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
iiT0URlNGIGAR SNlASIIE
INTOIAIIiTROlLEPl)L

plodea: The auto onebilc d the prosl- 4
eEtyS 81 sEd ward II. Graves, broker, Of
No Broad street. whose home Is In
South orange, M.
There were many motor cars on
3the$rosa sat die time, and their eccp.
pants, Including a score Of women.
we'll known In s6cis gaye iiret aid
to- the riurea polllng their costly
gowns 6yS helping toS carry the bIosis
Ing syicti Inns $of tie ssrecss 10 Mfller's
hotel nearby These society women
also slised Sltheir automobiles 10 carry
the injured Id tue hospitals Thc
part otS men had been 10 The Empire
City race tracis 10 sssatch sns vaughan
tnR his EFFORT tos sbreal Tie \ 900 mile
automobile record. While coming
down Jerome lyenue at q high thte
afSsnsea, dodge, the chauffeur. tried
To max keSa turn but teh tifes did not
hold and dsthes big ear sladded and shat
SQUARED ~ the pole with The speed
|otsa ptoiectIle Notsa man M tho ~.
|tomobile had time 10 SO much as turn
|in Ills seat sbesore the crash catoc,
and sthes were hurled ONT on the road,
Afr ostef's sknll asseslshed Ia. enu
|}heS led I'M few minutes. !;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
8lIASONSH HTOgBUlLDESKYI.SCRAP

as the Watson: NJ iller:M Malone Esyndt:
cate building, and the impression Civ
ensotltj was that 5it would be used TEN.
porarlly after letion{by the Coal
Company and the Bank Of Fairmont
Offices An upper story was to be Soc.
cnpied Sby the Masonic lodge, When
completed and in shape to be used by
the concerns named the Coal Com
pany's building in which sis located
the Bank Of Falrmont, was to have
been removed and a twelve a story
business block erected on the site.
Just how matters stand In regard Ito
the twelve tstory6bullding has; not been
learned but will likely be i given out
TinS few days VI N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
CAPTAIN8KIRKMANEJOINS8BIGELON

three years lin thes United States pen.
IL having been convicted aSby
courtmartial at Fort Eiobrara, Ne:
braska, for drunken mess, debts; dis.
graceful conduct, ct eliminating In
the suicide at Omaha. Nebs in April,
ptIthes wife Of eutenaats Chandler. II
Xii rkman will work sonS the; records
inStke Bertilllon$ room with Frank q.
Bigelow, expire esldeat Of the First Ma.
ttonal Bank $ofi N llwaukee convicted
ofg detaulling to the extent Of about
81 500, ,000. S n;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
INlIl.IINDI NlADEBlGG0Nl
TRAGIIIh|IlTITEIalHIINlSELI;

Ills sestate. This contract. IA Is said,
provided that the society should pay
Hyde one per cent. 81 an premiums
paid rs.iid III for !; Insurance Ii: 81 1905. the
soeiety y collected 3ins premiums n I i more
than sSa 900 ,ooosi ofsthiis sum, sun under
the s contract. Mr.. Iyde deS was vi, entitled
Is ss9o,ooo. How 5st mu,ich l,i money Y the, he,
elder Hyd efmade Z suu1,d dsrg this elf.made
contract con hassI fheen dissc so far.
asS the til Inv ysestigaaitionl 4 81 superintesnid. Ell i
entS Hc,npdrlc lis does not ss5 rs back III
1900. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
sJEFFERs ON STIR ssTRuc ucTuRE
Will oTs BE q coMP PLETED n!
81 TIL WAITS oN:M LIEF:
N SYM Dlc ATE JIM n;
u IA

Worls was stopp ped a several days.
since on the foundat lon for the Fair
mont Coal company Us pro opposed sky
scrapgr at The corne ii Of n efterson
stree and Porter alley Conflicting
stories have been 81 oing the rounds sas
10 why the copstrpc ion was delayed.
'lie Coal Colnp pany oficlals offered
no xplanati ION, AT any "a te, it was
learned gesterday that the Masonic
lodge 81 this city had definitely deci.
ded To purchase the property and par
tally compl eted foundat ton and erect
The bull ding as not known HI the
original plans VIII he carried out but
the chances are that eyEwill, as they
provided for q palatlal home for the
otaer. which now has the building.
sThis prop posed struc cture was known
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
ZEN''lTOlEllAIL
3PREslDE N Q SEC RETARY, OF:
v Big G oMP'ANY u N A DANGER
oEsTRo uBLE.Sl
.lBy Publishie,r hie,rs EPress.llI 3

CHICAGO, June u 2 4 Variants for
the arrest OF former State Treasurer
Henry Wulff, spresid dent Of the CONT
mental Financ ing company, now in
the hands d! |! q rec ceiyer, and NV.
Isobbs secretary ofs the same concern,
for alleged fralld.l llent use Of the
malls We're placed in the hands of the
United States marshal terday for
service Lobb was Sarres tel, and fail:
ing TO give bond was taken / to the
county jail. Wultfi has been away
from home Since Al Monday, |, and service
was not mads upon him: M 3ls 4
The omplaint IS based !spec ecihcally
ongas letter alleg TO have been sent
TO one 81 the comp pany'ss clients.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
] .AiI.Fl:'TERllE.G.AN'B'LE:RS; /. / R ! /. |! !
GOVERN Q r e Q ORDERS NJ
eENERAL8 AlD, ,sATs DELMAR Il
81 RACE RAG X. 33.8l An
y ~ q
tBylSPublisheSrs, Press,

IL ST. 20 OUlS, Mo, June S24 ~ Govern.
or Folk has ordered d general sraid{on
all5gamblets at the Delmar race track
today. A; u
,ss5 This me easure was resorted TO after
he became convinced that the county
officials were not trying to stamp out
gambling in earnest. IL thee equities
do snotsaucceeds stnS stopping betting to.
day the governor ID expected TO order
q company Of militia to 6 the scene.
,Telegrams from Je Jeffersona City state
that Ad djutantS General De Almond fs
holding a. com npany ready. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
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5 ee WORDS I: A !. MINUTE y
Woman Breaks Speed Record For
5i 81 Fs5} TypeWritina: nj

WASHINGTON N, June The
record for type ting at the Patent
Office has again been broken by9 Miss
Laura Hopkins, who turned out $s0,.
900 words in seven aand IA half hours
The best previous record was 10000
words, which was made last week. 3;
Il II Two years ago the record stood at
which was then consid.
cred remarkab ble. :ls3a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
FEDERA GRA NDS lJRYy
HIN NIOSH HIhJ JDIC NIEll ITS

ID. s. Johnston, SOY vernon OF the
Chickasaws |ls 4 s5
i B II, Colbert United States Mar;
shall. ~ ssS
Il KIRBY PurdomJ, banker, who as al
legged to have sabsconde led, \ H
Mansfield INC cMnrray and Cornish,
the law tlrns acting as attorney for
the Chickasaws 4 S5,S5 n
The indictments are based ION the
charge Of sre;lssuing sctool and gen;
eral fund warrants Of the ChicasaW
Nation and it as said that $ 100000
was obtained IN this manner. The
fraudulent warrants are held $by
bankers Of Joplin. Kansas City and
ST. Louis. &
The slnYestl tlgatlon was conducted sby
Attorney Mosby, for the 4 Department
of5J Justice. S IN, al & ";
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

.DESTRO'YEDls..BBY5 ] ]. b FIRE /
TIL .NATc HMArl IS lsslNG.
N HIS ssRoDYssssls IS Il PRO BARL,Ysss;ss: {:
" IN THE RUINS. III
.lBy Publisher i. press. :, IS

RED BANK, n. u !, June 24.-The
Red Bank Opera House was destroy.
ed by fire this morning and itF is ru;
mored that the watchman, John Con.
;nors, is missing and his body lis prob.
;ablyIin the ruins. Owing the fact
that rain had wet the roofs Of adt;
Joining houses, the flames were con.
fined to the Opera House. Il 4: Il
The guests inS the Central Hotel;
next door to the theatre, were badly
scared, and all of them, including for.
,tys members Of the Boston Ideal Opera
Company. who were giving dress RE-
!hearsals in the Opera House, before
the opening of the summer season at
}Asbury Park, rushed to the street In
scanty attire. No one, however, was
injured. H
Attorney AZ 3 j. L lehman returned
last night from Ann Arbor, where he
attended the commence cement exer.
cises Sof his alma mater, and the de
Icennial: reunion OF his class. n Il ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
FORMER ARMY Q OFFICER PLAcEDS
I'm FEDERAL q RI SON SATs FoRTS;S
Vi Ss}iII sssE . M
5EEAVEfiWOR
Y (By Publisher II Press !J h. 4

\ q BY + publishers Prcss!J Y:
Il LEAyENWo oRTH, !, Kan June "a;
Former Captain George w. Klrkman.
TWeuty:afth Infantry, y 81 s: ar:
rived 9at Tort Leavenworth yesterday
in charge \ Of 4 Captain Edgar Macklin
andStwo negro priyates OF the Twenty.
9th Infantry to serve his term OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
RUSSIA will BE STUBBORN
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
iPETERSBURGJlu ], b june, ll i; ;,i 2

sT. 3PETERsBUR C June .--Aasd'lifi Aasd'lf
miral Alexiefr, who has Just been ap:
pointed ID member Of sthe council sof
the Empire, the Vice Royalty Of The
Far East, which he formerly held.
having been polished by imperial
iukase, In an interyie iew day said
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

that the Russian government Isl de,
termlned that twill mot agree 10 tie
,cession q any territory to Japan or
to- pay an indemnity IN the arrange.
5ment OF peace terms. He also de:
;clared that Russia IS decided not
to give up the Island / Of sakhallens
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

Professor G. 4 u q. Bennett lis $nowSin
the city visiting elatiyes. He has
recently received the Ph. D! degree
from Columbia University; New York
City: Professor Bennettshas a ;hostSof
friends here as well sin other parts
Of West Virginia, who congratulate
him on the work he has accomplish
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
lNVEsTleA Q E MILLION Dot
& LAR Il FRAU o 5 CASE AMONG
CHIC ckAsAsyy 9 DAMS. r.! S,!5s
sEs sgLTsS I'M ssER " s $STR Q uRLE
NluMsIE !! q !: 3 y! MEN 81 lin s
y Il n q Oh III SIT N " u; 4 n
b iBy8Prh,llshleslrs, Pre,!s.SssL.,lll !.

ARD N ORE, Z T.,B June 24.-The
Federal grand Jury which has been
investigating the alleged 100000
frauds In connect ion with the govern:
ment Of the ChickasaW Nation has
returned indictments against the fol.
lowing persons ~ sss
w T Ward 1, deputy district clerk
and treasurer OF the Chickasaws.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
a .
MADE CORNERSTONE
Wilt LIEF RD ELS q OF
HIS AssA VI q N Ssl YEAR i
!. oLpS Gil RI
OLD GIRL & \
By

MOUNT NERN ~ Ohio. June "a e.: s.:
William Gliford ted on q charge
OF assault upon Allie Hancock aged
9, made d aconfession in the Office OF
Prose secuting Attornes sttllwell last
night. ne admitted he carried the
child into room and Kept her there
fifteen minutes! Since making the
confessioa public sentiment against
Clifford is very high, and the jail
is being eayefully guarded SO that No
trouble may occur.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
Z ~ li Z
e d. NJ He ermans. \

NJ: Edward N. .sH Germans has been
elected $ed d!torIs ~ the styoudsburg,
S(pa.l J Daily Times He assumed his
duties June going TO Stroud dsburg
from Elizabeth Sclty, N g. where ne
was 3,1s months ditor Of the Tar HeelsI
Mr.. il Germans IS / q native q West
Virginia, where be began his SneSspas
per- career with the PrestonS County
Journal /, and later She with the
Charleston Daily N Mall Tribune Since
then he has been with the Cincinnati
Post and Dayton {o)l Daily News,
and sfor a long time was travelling cor.
resi- dent for the Pittsbnrg Dispatch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
Drowned d sInS KlanIaa,wta.Ill.

GHARLEsTo IN b ~ June q II, q
Henry Flynn, aged rs / runner for the
Gharle ston ationals Bank was drown.
ed IN the sKanawha river at 10 O'clock
last evening while in WINNING with
d number Of scompani ions: The body
mas not yet been srec covered :S 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

Mrs: B. 4 e. .sBillin gslea, who was "a d
Imltted To the City Hospital sometime
ago. and Hsuccesstlll llys und er@ent g ZEE.
lrlous operation; performed BY DR. q.
~ BoyeFs, vas dismissed ID { from that IN.
'stituti on Yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

mas Doe Eyet been a.recoYered.!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
how She Regarded II.

The former head of large private
schoe! &c Cleveland was gentleman
of dignifed bearing, refined and cor.
rect always in manner and speech. By
birth and early rearing he was Ver-
monter, and doubtless Of straight
Puritan extraction. One day, in bis
boyhood, bis mother called him in
from tho yard, where he was playing
with some other boys, to say to him,
IN o tone suggestive of mingled sadness
and severity: ..,=:..
''Noble, my son, I never thought to
hear you use o swear wosdr' <,.... -.
"Why, mother" said the boy, Il
didn's use any swear word, I only
said the devil. Nobody thinks that 8
swearing" -... -, -. : =
II don't, care Dried the mother
quickly; ..'it's making light Of sacred
things. ."--Gieveland Leader. T.. =, =,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
A Case Of Pronouns.

Tommy Muligan Of the. asvepth.
grade was absent from the classroom
for an entire day, says the Philadel-.
phia Enquirer. It would appear that
he had played truant, for unknown to
Tommy. his teacher had epied him
trudgiug homewsra with pockets bulg-
ing susriciously when she too was
homeward bound that afternoon. n r.
But Tommy brought note Of ex.
ouse the next morning which Of course
would prove that be had been detain.
ed at home legitimately. The writ,
ing was hardly that Of s feminine hand
and the note appeared to have been
written laboriously with much blot
ting, furthermore, the psmauship
seemed TO- be strangely familiar 70
his teacher. The note read as fol.
lows: . :. # T.. 81 !. .- E: .:, Z...s:
Dear teacher: Please sxeus Tony
for not eomsing 70 school yeatiddy, he
eudaot come 7 tore MP panta.- -sMfrs.
Muligan.' Il. & Il s: !; i};i
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
Ne Was q Northern Man.

. : 1890 :-h1f-i e.
A man from the north Who secently
visited Washington became posaesaed
Of the desire to visit Mount Vernon.
Boarding the electric train that runln
From, the onpital to the home of yYaah-
ington,. sia Alexandria, the visitor
had comfortably snssoneea .himsslf ID
oae Of fhe rear sessa of i: q >eompart.
ment, uhsn the coue eustof rapEe ed him
on the shoulder, saying, I. Exouss ms;
bnt ehiu compartment Is fos co!srad
men" SsEs y |s q. <:3$ = .
This sHss che nossherner' d frsk% ex. .
perisnae ID / & e Jim Cros's sas, s.
..''Why, ''s$ said be, surprised !, s''ths
asa.a forward srs all osoupisd 1, ~ i :i; 81
..Dsn.s hslp that. eli; z 3 Il Nan tlie ~. ~.
Ply ''yen nustn't sis hsss. b Il; i 81 Sss, s
The s'North thssnsrj " Y 'sn,ll .sss
here, oonducto tor,, ,'. said hs. T,sn
from $thss snos:. ii 4 and ,aysn 4 Ssths
prejudice of yeis people in .ke South.
3 don,t mind i fsiisipg here With III, 50 d
yys,tl don' sspli ied SIG shs
seaa ss issss nishs y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18

the snsn vho "lefs Dryden with the
box OK money, for several weeke hunt
ed for him through the mountsins OF
Northern Mexico, but they never eos
the slightest trace OF him.
You see, the Ssuts Rosa Noun.
tains are oitusted close to the border
and the stranger had but short dis
lance TO travel before reaching their
almost impenetrable csnone and
caves. You may guess that there
was excitement among the outlaw ele-
ment at the end Of the line when
they discovered that q package OF
$4,000 in money had been in their
midst without their getting g chance
to lay their hands on it,"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
Shattered Three Wives.

New York, Oct. 11.-Accused of
having had three young wives living
simultaneously in the same fat build
ing in Eighteenth street, each Of
whom believed that she vas the only,
wife, Robert Benicker was arrested
last night aud arraigned ir court to-
dag Gu complaint made by two Of
them. lie is 25 years old and q
painter.
The woman who claims to be his
first wife, Norma, ~ years old, and
Emily, 20 years old, who says she is
the second Mrs. Benicker, told the
police that third vife was now in
Fall River, Glass, and that they, two,
while still ignorant Of each Others re-
lation to Benioker were persuaded by
him that the Fall River girl was his
sister. They said they had both sup.
piled the money which recently sent
her back to Fall River.
The woman who says che is the frcs
wife, Norma Bsnicker, told ihs police
that after her husband left her and
went to housekeeping with o second
wifei in Eighteenth street, che herself
moved to the same house without
knowing that Benicker was maintaiu.
ing another wife there. Emily, who
claims to be this other wife, COR
roboratsd this story, and said further
more that she and Norma had been
acquainted with each other before
their marriage.
When they met again in the Eigh-
teenth street house they say they dis
covered that Benicker was husband Of
both Of them.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
An Original Punisher.


OF Captain Harry Graham, who is
to- marry Miss Ethel Barrymore, the
following story is told: .... ..
81 knew Graham we'll in London.
He often entertained me in his beau
tifui apartment overlooking the
Thames. Sometimes lie read me his
poetry, which was execrable; some
times he sang comic'songs in. q pleas
ant tenor voice, and that was better.
!: During one of my visits some
guardsmen called, and over the spir-
it case and the soda water they told
stories of Graham's military life
with the Coldstreams.:: 5:. ,I%i; =. :;
!. '"tHe. was always an ingenious
man at a punishment said q tall
youth. Some OF his punishments
are still remembered, they were 60
original and odd. y%: . ,!:..: 5 # s.
There was q private one day
who had n,isbehaved, and Graham
ceeeFed him to be put on bread and
water for three days. .:s.*,. 3,?: !.
s: But the sergeant, saluting, said
that sucb q punishment would make
no difference 10 the culprit, because
he was a vegetarian. S.....: 81 /. +: :s&.:
,=ss* ..t 80 ooh, g vegetarian, is he ?s said
Graham. Then put him for three
days on meat and soup!'' ',"--P Phila-
delphia Inquirer. 81 81 i q: 5'
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watched the pleased changes on his
flushed face while he huEriedly read
the great news I had brought from
Sherman" says Mr. Byers. Gen
eral Ord happened in at the lao
ment, and the good. news. was re-
peated to him. Ord clanked his
spurs together, rubbed his hands
and manifested joy. II, had my
fears, I had my fears he muttered.
and I not Bit said Grant, SPRING
ing from his seat by the window. 4
knew Sherman-I knew my man."
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s :=>Thea He Get Haa.

A. yonng man started in tho livery
business, and the frst shipg be did
was TO have sign painted represent
ing himeelf holding muls by tho
bride. He was particularly proud Of
this stroke Of business enterprise and
asked Of hie wife:
"1s .hss &c. seed i;k5uuee55 i;;kk5uuee55 oe
me?"
"Yss,' she replied. "It's perfect
piotu:o OF you, but who 10 the follow
holding the bridle?'