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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

oen Ser gauten d. +. 10. tlbfolenoe 3itts
ipashs iorafaltig fammeln. nm e g dls
feineS gfGuderpnlper In ietner aSo9s
nuna au pertpenben. Sin 6tiidden tIs
Der @rDBe elmer 6aielnuB ait Gn pel'
zen Sfen oner auf ein erhtBtes Eops
ienbiiaeleiIen eelest, berbreitet eirleT
70 IiebIiden Geru1 i'm Simmer, mle
es 6ie beiten MGuderpulper utlo sgls
fenaen nicbt permDgen, Sn oeIl 2Sa'
inefhranf einiae @tiidAen sebraehf,
aeben biefe 6aratbeilden Der Walne
qlei6falls einen febr dngenebmen lge'
rud. @ir MAIDEN besbulb ale BE
nenaiidter duf oieies 70 foftbare uno
babel 70 bilfiqe garfiim aufmerffar1.
neil mir pilfen, odB iie es, penn erlf
einmal gebrduht, itets in thren1 Sdule
in Ser aneebenen Weiie sur WertDelt'
oung brtnoen tperoen.
Ronfala aIs 6eilm itcaR
.5ala als 3ubnpulper uno Salapals
fer ais 3a6npafTer lit, tp0dentfih eins
NAL anqepanbt, ffGrtenb uno getu10
fir 3d6ne nno MunbbOble. Das
8rennen Der Mugenlieber nab dnges
ffrenqter Mrbeit miro febr eelinoert,
ipenn man oie 2iber nit f1tpaden,
iparmem 5alSfpaiIer ipGfdt, tpdbrenb
Mafden nit ftarfem SalspaHes fur
ermiioete Nugen dliberft itdsfeno un0
ippbltbueno III. y @urneln nit 9alas
naiYer 1T erprpbtes 6ausmittel bet
einfahen 6alsents siin0unaen, nno Dttes
res ginaieben lauen SalsnaHers bnr1
hie NafenlDher 1T ausge3eihnet ge9els
56nupfen. 20ft man einen balben
SbeelDffet @als in MafIer auf, 10 bers
fcbtpinbet na9 oeHen Srir1fen bas lds
ftiqe Goobrennen. ssSnieftenitiche pers
lieren burd 8eitreihen nit 9ala balo
tire Snmers6aftigfeit; audi lit etne
Mtfdung BON Gal5 unb Del Elm 9ntes
8efGnftiounes@ un0 5eilmtttel fur
fleine Wunoen. Sci 9ergiftungsars
fGllen enblt9 tpirft es, tpenn man Elm
Bis 6rei Sbeel0ffel auf Elm biertel big
ein babes 2iter Mafer re4net, raid
ais G3Te0ntf[el.
giqorrendf6e ais pnBs
mittel. Durd oas unporIAtige
6infteIIen beiber @efdBe auf polirte
Sif6z ooer Rpmmpoenplatten entitea
ben garitige peibe Sleden, bic man
aetp0bnli9 als elm Musbrennen Der
ssarbe besei9net unb fir unDertilgbar
bdlt, ebenIo tpie Die glet6fals tpeiBen
sSleden, tpel1e bur6 ausgegohenes
uno ni6t tpeggetrodnetes Waher auf
Bplitur entfeben. Die Ssleden laifen
fi9 aber bur9 Elm unenoli6 etnfaches
8erfabren lei6t entfernen ooer bod
Iebr milbern. Man feu6tet gigarrens
aide nit Maifer gut an unb ftrei9t
bic Maife tibet Die fledtge Stelle. Sc
na9bem Ser Sled Elm frif6el ober
berdlteter 1T, lGBt man fie fiiraere ooer
Idneere 3eit Oarauf liegen. Damn
lGbt man einen &orfit0pfel iiber elmer
sSlanlme ettpas anfoblen unb reibt
nun oanit bie nit Der Gigarrenaf9e
bebedte 9tsGle gut ab. (Gs fei Be-
merit, 6aB man am beiten INNER tn
Ser &unbe reibt unb nibt bin un6
ber.) Ia9 einiger 3eit miro ber
Sled fait ober gana fpurlos berfdhtpuns
Den ietn. 0ierauf miro Die Sif6platte
nit WuKer gereinigt, nit einem Qes
beritiid troden gerieben unb f9lieBli9
nit einem in Betroleum getau9ten
tpei9en 2appen iiberfabren un6 no9s
mails troden abgerieben, poour9 iie
tpteber eldn3enb miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

Wsan fann tpobI burh Elm Grfennt-
nib 3u beherem Derm0gen, dber ni1t
bur1 Elm @ermDsen sur beTeren gr<
ienntniB seluneen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
6aus. unO can0nirt6(itatt.

MinbsgnfIe. Miu man gum
Mofhen nlairher 3eiiae unb 5ll1i1
Hledausnafen Ninbsgdn ullfbetpobs
rsn, 10 muB es i'm einaeOidten 3us
fdnbe gefheben. W2an ldBt lie cine
Rohf i'm WaHer fteben gieBt bdr1l
bas Rlare ab unb fdBt Die Safe auf
gelinbem Goblenfeler einbiden.
I'm lid por BEN bel
@Iatteis 70 bdufieen 6allen linb.
feinen ni9t INNER barmlofen Solgen
5u beipabren, bermeibe man es, NIT
benz NHaB auerit aufsutreten. Man
febe bielnebr auerft Die 3eben auf
unb bride ben subballen feft eesen
ben gldtten 86ben, ebe man ben Ibe
fuB folgen lGBt.
pfattirte Suipelen biirfen
duf teinen Sall nit WafIer bebanbelt
tperben, tpdbrenb Die fogenannten
jour aefabten 5teine i'm MaiIer flar
au biirften itnb. 3um 3rodren legt
man lie, fpie befannt, in cine nit
reinen feinen Sdsefpdnen angefiillte
Bi6fe, mo fie am beiten trodnen. Sinb
Die Sutpelen mad einieen 5tunoen
troden, 70 biirite man bic Sdge1pdGne
nit etnem tpei6en reinen. 8iirit6en
8abnbiirite) ab.
0as OrGngen beim Bferb.
Wfan9e Bferbe ordnsen beim Sab
rem ftarf gegen bas g2ebenpferb ober
mad auBen. 3unddf lit es 9ade bes
geiibten Rutf9ers, bier einaugreifen.
Sin paar ippblappliairte geitl9enbiebe
tbun bier oft Munoerbinee. Mnerbings
muB Der &utf9er tpiiien, tpie er Sic
Beitf9e antpenoen ion. Ser Shlag
muB in ieoem Salle auf Die Sdulter
Der orGngenben Seite erfolgen. 2eiz
Der f9lagen Die meifen Gutider, TO-
tpobl 5ur Gtrufe, tpie CUR Mufmuntez
rung unb 5ur 9reifur. auf bic &ruppe
uno eraiehen fib 10 99ldaer. Seber
Bettidenbieb muB auf bie S9ulter
erfolgen.
Wie fDll man bte 8 a m b E
puben9 3uerft itreift man NIT einem
fpet6en gapier Sen berfoblten Op4t
db (6as bdufige 8ef6neiben beHelben
tit gar ni6t gut), puBt berna6 ben
8renner nit etnem retnen Qumpen ab,
cunn gieBt man Petroleum in oos
8aiiin, unb tptI6t IeBteres tpieoer
gut ab. Die 3blinoer reinigt man i'm
betBen Wdfier, porauf lie aber gdn3
trpdsn gerieben tperben miifen, pber
man bau6t binein unb pubt nit ei=
nem 3Dlinberpuber unb Sud- rein.
Wer ie6en Mprgen Die 2dmpen auf
fol6e Weife retnigt, miro ret9lich be-
lobnt, un0 miro niemals rau6enbe
ooer qmalmenbe 2ampen baben, unb
man6en 4ereer unb 8erorub eripaz
ren.
@erfenete WGf9e. Man Be-
reitet aus Elm sSiinftel gfunb Gblorz
talt Den ieber Drought porrdtbtg bat,
unb 2 Bfuno beiBem Mofer cine
gblortalfl0fung. ya9bem bieie iib
gefldrt bat, tauht man in bieIelbe eiz
men Mattebaui6 ooer Elm tletnes2Gppz
6en un6 beftrei9t bamit idnft Die
perfengten Sbeile Der MGi9e. Sat
man Derfengte, geitdrfte WGide, gum
8eifpiel Sberbernben, &rugen, Man=
fdettsn, muB ppr Der 8ebanb[ung Der
WGf6e nit Der ghlorfalflDlune bie
Stdrte mtttelf betBem Mafer beietz
| ttgt tper6en. Sobalo Die perfenete
Stelle perf9tpinbet unb bic MGf9e
mieoer tpeiB miro, ipdf6t man nit
falten Bai1er sriinblid Die Gblortultz
lDiung aus.
Sauben noI1en 3 aben uno
m6ee na9 oteler Rtdtung bin baber
an biefer Stelle erinnert iein, oaB aur
grbaltung Ser @efunbbeit oen Sduz
ben oas 8aoen our9aus notbpenbig
1T. Man muB bas @afer gum 8as
| Den dber in eirtem befpn0eren drDbez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

Sauben noIlen + aben un6
m0ee mad bieler Rtdtung bin oaber
an biefer Stelle erinnert iein, oaB aur
Grbaltung Der @efunobeit oen Sauz
ben oas 8aben our6aus notbtpenbig
1T. Wian muB bas WaiIer gum 8as
ben aber in eil1em befonberen grDbes
rem, ettpas flanen @efGBe bin1telen,
ipdbrenb bas SrinfnaHer in einem
Gefdbe gebrten, tpel6es einen bDberen
&anb fat unb 70 tlein 1T, bab es Sen
Sauben unmDglih lit, barin gu BADEN.
Ni9ts ift linen ndmltb idGoli6er, ols
tpenn fie eenOtbigt itnb, bas 8aoetpaiz
fen su trtnfen; f6pere &ranfbetten
entfteben pielfddb aus lebterem l1me
ftanbe. Mdn perfdume beshalb ME,
tGglib nebrmdls fir friIGes Maifer,
foipobl gum 8aben, tpie gum Srinfen
81 forgen.
@rf a brnngen beim Gin
fau + Der 6iibner. 8sim Ginfauf bon
6iibnern a9te man auf folsenbeMerfz
male, ipel1e dls iihere Mnboltspunfte
fir bos Differ bes @efliieel angefeben
tperbsn biirfen. 3eigt iih Ser @porn
etnes 0ubnes bart un0 iinb Die Ghupz
pen an ben syiiBen raub, fo fann man
biefes Subn fir aft bulten, aud o6ne
ben &opf elmer 9eiihtigung 3u unter&
fperfen. Menn Die llntere 6Glfte bes
Ghnabels 70 fteif iit, oaB lie ni9t gez
bpgen tperben fann. unb ipenn Ser
admm oid uno raub 1T, 10 faufe man
bas 5ubn ni6t, felbit tpenn es felt
unb tpoblgerunoet fetn iplte. Sin
iunses 6ubn bat nur MnfGnse BON
6poren, Die 5huppen an ben sSiiBen
iinb sldn5enb glatt unb bpn frifder
ssdrbe, tpie INNER dud beren ssdrbunq
fein mag, bie RrdlIen fin6 fd5arf unb
Sdrt, Der 11nterfhnubel lit tpeih unb
Der &amflt biinn iino glatt.
Das Rlebtpa6s aIs NdrherS
pulper. 2ange 3eit tpnrbe 6as aIebs
mno Ritttpahs bon ben .8ienensiidtern
gar riht beahtet unb aefD6bniin als
nubIos beifeite geiporfen. Der er-
| fdbrene 8ienen3iimter aber miro bas
beim Mbfhahen Der Mdbmhen, Reini@
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17
swRET MELODY FL0uR,

Fred L. Fox, of Wheeling, was
here Sunday and Monday.
SWEET MELODY sLpUR
Il. r. Walthour, manager Of the
Waithour Candy Co, has returned
from Niagara Falls, where he at
tended the annual meeting OF the
National Confcctioncrs' Association.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Mrs. John b. Smith and litt!
daughter, Geneyieve. accompanied y
Misses Genevieve and Tina Heenar,
we're guests of Mrs. Clyde Hamilton
in Salem Sunday.
SWEET slELoDY FLOUR
W. Il. Nirgie returned SATURDAY,
from Pocohontas county, where he
closed contract for six miles 81
railroad and twenty houses. Nj
Nirgie las also another large con
tract in the same county.
sw EFT MELODY FLOUR
w. c. Bumgardner, of Craig
moor was here today on business.
it]tT E5.yt, rt-f u4-
FOR RENT-Furnisbed from
room for gentleman. Reference
exchanged. Enquire at No IL
Oak street. 17iuly6t.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17
/
iii PARK TgIgH

Announcements are all made for
the appearance Of Belle Emerson,
the famous negro impersonators at
TFnion park casino tonight. The
performance VIII begin at 8 80
O'clock and there viii be one solid
hour of entertainment. The adTnls5
sion will be fifteen cents and Indies
will be admitted free. There VIII
be- street car service every ten IniIl-
utes.
The entertainment viii be a high.
class, clean and original darkeJ pro-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17

Frank e. Parsons, Of Cecil, Par
hour county, has been named by tie
state administration as deputy mins
peelor for re secoEd district to
succeed Isaac If. kelley, qf this
city Mr.. Parsons was 4 form r
mine foreman at PinniclSinnicl:.
The districts have been charged AMI
he VIII have Harrison, Taylor, Bar
bour, Doddridge and Lewis counties
to look after.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17
SWEET MELODY FLOuK.
5 ,HEET MELODY rLouR.

DR.. Charles Ogden, of Salem, was
. business visitor here Monday.
SWEET melody fLOuk
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17
wANTED-A reliable party to

WANTED-A reliable party to
represent our company in the State
of West Virginia selling our lubri-
eating oils, greases and prepared
paints to the consuming trade. Ex-
eelIent opportunity for right party.
Must furnish satisfactory reference
and be agreeable TO starting on a
commission basis until business ins-
ffffez other arrangements. Address
the Clover Oil & Paint Co, Cleve-
land O. 15julg2t*
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17

duction. The work was secured
during Miss Emeaon's soiourr in
Dixie Land where she made most
careful study of the celored race as
III was in ante-bellmn days and as it
is today. The production is ricli
with magnitieentIy colored South
ern views taken from real life.
There will be no Objectionable
features whatsoever and there will
lie no fear but that Miss Emerson
will send the most critical home
highly delighted with the evening
entertainment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17
swEEr MELODY TLouR.

FOR RENT-Twr nicely fur
nished rooms, all conveniences, not
far from post office. viii rent rca-
sonably to right parties. Inquire
1t Telegram Office. 15iuly3t*
SWEET MELODY FLouE
DR.. ID. p. Morgan left Monday
morning for Charleston 10 attend
The July meeting of the State Mecli-
cal Board, of which he is . mem
Der.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
DR.. Charles Ogden. of Salem, was
4 business visitor here Monday.
SWEET MELODY FLouk
Supt. Z. L. Burdette left Mon
lnv morning for Ona, where he viii
pend the remainder of his vaca-
ton. returning here few days be
fore school begins in September.
SWEET MELODY rJeuk
FOR SALE-First-class type
writer. in excellent condition. a
bargain. Call on or write f. O.
sutton. room 60, Jacobs building,
Clarskburg. w. Va. 17july1ot%
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Lovd Duff was here from Salem
Monday on business.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17
For SALE.


offer the following properties ct
bargain on terms to suit purchase
house and two lots, Werningcr
street, Glen Elk.
2 houses at Steelton, at end of
street car line.
1 house and large stable at Unias
Heights.
1 lot near Francis mineral well,
Union Heights.
/ house and lot, Monticello ave.
W. B. VIRGIE.
t7iulyto1aug
PARTS who stole The two ge
Boston ferns in pots and Ger
things from the porelg of DR.. J
Rartlett's residence on West nike
street are known. IF the articles
IRE not returned the parties VIM be
prosecuted. IF returned pros ion
viii he dropped. III y3t
Tho newlv elected Off Of
Gmrlsburg Comnandery, N1 -.
knights Teniplar. viii be He'd
with due ceremony ut the nllar
meeting Of the comnandery njsht
Besides thc installation iInprtant
matters will he looked after anl it is
the request that all mpmbrr posi-
bic attend the conelave.
Sherman Jacob was in Pntsburg
Sunday
Rue Hcenan spent sunday il.
ParkersbtTg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17
SWEET AIELoDs FLoUR

ness.
SWEET MELoDs FLOUR
Internal Revenue Collector w p
Glasscock left Monday morning for
Morgantown after having spent
Sunday IN the city
;slWIz=- slsLODY FLOUR
b. IT, Butcher of Fairmont was
u Clarksburg business visitor here
Monday.
SWEET MELODY fLoUR
City Clerk William II. Cole left
Sunday evening for Philadelphia on
a few days business visit.
SNEl aiE ~ : rLs5ER-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-17
S ~
5577Ssi S lss SIS 81 SIS tsI S. ssi Is
SWEET hInLUo1 FIoGR.

DIR. w. AZ. Late was in the city
Monday from Bridgeport on busi-
The news & observer., 1905-10-14
TOUGH ON TOPERS
May Cut Out Even Es-
senCe of Lemon.
Recent Ruling of Yerkes to be En-
forced in Prohibition Districts. Post
office at Emma May be Dis
continued.
Especial to News and Observer.


Washington, D. c.. Oct. 13.-An
official of the Fourth Assistant Post
master Generals office said today
that there was some mistake about
the statement that Mr.. Samuel AL
exander. who was 1he hero of d bat
tie with burglars al the Emma post
office in Buncombe county, was seek
ing TO be appointed postmaster at
Emma. That office paid less than
twenty-five dollars last year and its
discontiuance is being seriously con-
sidered by Mr.. Degraw. Mr. Alex
ander has an excellent position under
Mr.. Degraw and it is not : thought
nkely tnat he desires to resign.
James c. Wheeler, acting commits
sioner of internal revenue. TO-DAY
made public a decision to the effect
that hop tonics," essences of lemon,
vanilla, cinnamon, etc, now sold gen.
orally by country merchants in pro-
hibiuon districts Will have to stand
the test of the recent ruling promul-
gated by Mr.. Yerkes, which goes into
effect December 1st, and If they cam
not be shown by the merchants to De
undoubtedly meddicinal' or purely
for culinary uses and not as bever-
ages" he Will be liable TO criminal
prosecution as we'll as having to pay
SpeCld1 tdA STAMP anu pclldllleS 1Ol
violating the internal revenue law.
On November Goth the postoffice at
Carton, y. c.. will be discontinued
and mail for same must go to Hen
derson.
Elbert P. Haynes has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Cecil. Haywood
count; Liza L. Glazener. at Rossman,
Pennsylvania county and Sadie j.
Long a Sylvia, Jackson county.
1sl1r oil
vice in North Carolina have been ap
pointed as follows:
Robert A. Scarborough with Oscar
r. Scarborough as substitute At
Mount Gilead, on route No. 2; Oscar
~ Scarborough with Robert A. Scar
borough as substitute on route No.
at Mount Gilead; John H. Vogler
with Julius c. Long as substitute on
route. No. at TobaccoVille.
Chief Clerk Conrad. of Fourth
Assistant Postmaster Generals office,
says that while some one might sup
pose there were only two men bear
ing the name of Scarboro appointed
at Mount Gilead, there are in reality
four men. Robert A. Scarboro be-
ing the uncle of oscar r. On the
first route. while oscar Scarboro is
the uncle of Roberta. on the second.
The department, he says, was struck
W4gth the coincidence and investi-
gated the matter and found it to be
merely a remarkable coincidence.
The negro, Charles Donnel, who
escaped from North Carolina peni-
tentiary some months agu after hav-
ing served only four months of 4
ten years sentence for house-break-
ing, has been captured here and viii
be returned to that institution at
Raleigh tomorrow
A policeman here recognized the
negro from picture on circular sent
by the authorities
In connection with appointment OF
f. n. Gray, of Houston, Texas, as q
member of the board of statistics of
the Department of Agriculture. it is
said that p. l.. Hutchinson, of New
orleans, will probably be selected as
chief statistical bureau, but he is now
absent in the South and will not re,~
turn until December 1st.a 4 s. .--ss-- z.s.
The news & observer., 1905-10-14
sCHoULER's STORE SAVED.
Adrian Walker Gets Twemty Years.
Quatc Pays Dearly for Rob-
bing Man of Thirty
Five Cents.

Especial to News and Observer)
&! Winston Salem, n. c. Oct. 13.-
Winston Salem firemen saved Schoul-
er s department stores, If not the en-
tire block, at the corner of Liberty
and Fourth streets, from destruction
this morning. The damage to Mr..
Schouler's large stock of dry goods
by smoke will aggregate several
thousand dollars. He thinks the loss.
however, is covered by insurance The
fire started in the basement and evil
IDENTIFY originated from the furnace.
Judge Bryan today sentenced Ad-
rian Walker to the penitentiary for
a term of twenty years for killing
Eugene Lamar in kernersVille. on
August 9Th. Before sentence was i'm
posed the prisoner asked for permits
sion to make a brief statement. He
plead for mercy of the court saying
that his father died when he was
young; that he drifted off early in
life with bad associates and began
drinking. These influences, he held,
were responsible for his present
troubles
Guerney Quate. who plead guilty
to shooting j. A. Reed and firing at
Thomas Reed. and who was given one
year on the county roads in each case,
was convicted of hoG1ng up a man
and forcing him to gi<e Quate thirty
five cents. The defendant was in
dicted for robbery and the jury said
he was guilty.
Judge Bryan gave the prisoner three
wears in the penitentiary. this sem
tence to begin at the expiration of the
two years on the roads
The news & observer., 1905-10-14
Once More and the Cham
pionship's Won.
TWAS ONETO NOTHING
An Error of Monte Cross, Philadelphia S
Short Stop, Enabled New York's
Left Fielder, Mertes, to Make
The Run Which Decided the
Game.
Came.
lBy the Associated Press.l

New York, Oct. 13.-Three to one is
now the advantage which the New
York Nationals hold over the Phila-
delphia Americans in the struggle fol
the worlds championship The New
Yorks scored their third victory to-
day, and if the local men succeed in
getting the better of the visitors in
tomorrow's contest the worlds cham
pionship flag will fly from the big mast
in the Polo Grounds.
Philadelphia, heavily handicapped
Waddell. has succumbed to the mas
terful work of Mathewson twice, and
today McGinnity pitched gilt-edge ball
which partially atoned for his defeat
at the hands of Bender last Tuesday
on the same diamond
Manager Mack decided that his In
dian pitcher should have a sufficient
rest and put Plank in. who with good
backing would have done better.
In the fourth inning, however
Monte Cross was SO anxious to get a
bounder from Mertes that he fumbled
the ball and juggled it long enough tc
let the batter reach first safely This
was the only error recorded in the
game but it was an expensive one, as
it formed the nucleus of a run-the
run which won.
McGinnity and Plank were equally
hit which the iron man" failed to do
The news & observer., 1905-10-14
BINGHAM BEATS on KRIDGE.
Thought the Latter Eleven Were
Heavier. Bingham Tore Through
the Line at Pleasure.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer)
Asheville, n c.. Oct. 13.-The first
football game of the season was played
here this afternoon when Bingham
School and Oak Ridge Institute con-
tested for gridiron honors at River
side Park. The game was simply a
walk-over for the Bingham team. the
score being % to nothing in their fa-
vor The Oak Ridge line was the
heavier. but the Bingham boys tore
through them whenever they tried.
The Bingham team is said to be the
best that the school has had in sew
cral seasons and showed up i'm good
form considering the fact that this
is the first game they have played this
year.
The news & observer., 1905-10-14
DARED TO KISS Her
This Preacher Proceeded
to 0scuIate.
For This it is Decided to Suspend Him
From the Conference. DR.. Hicks
Will Enter an Ap.
peal.
(By the Associated Press.)

Richmond, Va. Oct. 13.-ReV +. w.
w. Hicks, pastor of a Methodist
church at Chilhowie, and formerly
presiding elder of the Knoxville dis
trict, had been adjudged guilty of inn
moral conduc by the Halston Confer
ence, now in session at Bristol
The charges ag inst Mr.. Hicks. who
is not only quite prominent. but one
of the Oldest members of the confer
ence. We're made by Rev l.. l.. H.
Carlock the present presiding elder.
The charges specifically allege that Mr..
Hicks allowed himself to kiss d young
woman member of his flock as a re,
suit of dare offered to him by the
girl himself. The committee ap-
pointed to sit on the case found Mr..
Hicks guilty and sentenced him to
predatory suspension from the confer
ence.
DIR. Hicks has announced that he
will appeal from the decision. His
contention is that there is nothing
wrong in q man of his years kissing a
young woman member of his flock ana
that no immortality could be alleged
in connection with the incident, even
of the young woman has not figured in
the case at ali. Mr.. Hicks has at va
rious times held some of the most i'm
portant Dastorates in the conference.
1t is said that this is not the first time
that he has faced charges of conduct
am mister.
The news & observer., 1905-10-14
DIFFERENT PHASE OF THE CASE
Thought il Might Have Been Put in
POStOffice With Letters.
Special to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro. \. c.. Oct. 13.-That
even pickpockets are slandered is d
fact. In this correspondence last
night the news that Cashier Bob Lee
Watt. OF the Reidsville Bank. haG
been lifted of money and checks
amounting to over three thousand dol
lars, supposedly by a pickpocket in
crowded street car going to the fair.
was flashed over the country. Mr.
Watt and his friends had been vigcr-
ously at work with the police trying
to spot the culprit. who. of course,
was 'shadowed. The matter was pub
lie talk and something of "a sensa-
ton 1t was holiday at the postofGce.
The mail clerk last night in taking
out letters from the box to send off
or distribute, found q pokcte- book in
the box, with a batch of letters h&T-
ing the Reidsville bank business ad
dress on them. The balance was dead
easy. In the pocket-b book which Mr.
Watt had evidently poked in the mail
box with his letters, was found the
identical sum of ten dollars cash and
two checks. aggregating three thous-
and dollars, which the gentleman
thought he had been robbed Of
Mr.. Watt missed his valuable pack
dSe III d CIoNueu street car dDOuI hdiI
way to the fair grounds from the city
and his companion. Hon. billiard Watt
insisted on the conductor stopping the
car and examining every occupant so
as to catch the thief. The conductor
said he had no evidence OF a robbery
the money might have slipped out Of
the pocket and besides he had no au-
thority to make people submit to Il
search anyhow. And he was roundly
criticised for not preventing the escape
of pickpocket. AS soon as the post
office authorities saw the news of the
robbery in the papers this morning
they understood the mysterious pres
ence of so valuable package, and
promptly wired Mr.. Watt where his
missing checks and cash were.