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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-28

this afternoon by Mrs. Goslin and
Mrs. Sidney Prayer, at the home of
the latter.
The Shakespeare Club will give
its annual musicale tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. John w.
Poe.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-28

FOR RENT Large sunny room for
two. also board. Phone 149, 719 N.
Main ST. 56tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-28

See our 5 & 1oc countera.-Makin's.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22
foIt, ,llo.

81 ID bier bic Rahyibt emQstroiitn
0oB Der uiSl nuatro iene g8ta Doll
bltr nnh 9lOrocn pon Der eOuni1
Court aensbmilt III. SnotB woltn
bic 8jtttr ilt ielblt crit oa: SauO an.
ithtu che pe bic @trluta"Qsiunmt
i3itfclltn. 7ie 5oroeumltu mo 10
ptrltitoeU oab {: ben RIhttth nibt
Osrar9t w;rotn tann ptnn tie iit
i,lbr abr;,uatn uoatn. Ter ar6btt
uaS bette lhtll ots QnpoCs llt bcl
9tgl muO QtittnIt, uo9CgcI tnjSs
SaGotrnEtt erutn itbr hCbcH, qnoera
tl;;,ii mlgiQru Nrtis pcrldnatu m0
wjtotr auout niht pI0n nae IL irr.
otru iplG. Smt U,rnuuitlat 0crQu'
uug Wdyt irNtnldus all Otr Ctouunl.
Gus @tlo WrLtcs ol prIQeGoti ipur'
b; an blahtIia5 lluloftn. mare btNtr
oU Utmglu0t pon 6nit iur Rir6e uno
Shult Qtittlli wprDtu. Tas mare
mbmrtitu mo peroituillher gene.
i'm. Sin Ssia.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22
Sldfountain.

Tie @or'iCllunl mtlbe bier por tlni'
am g9ptan IN Der ShulbdlIe 9t0ebtu.
mar Qut belubt unb rn Rtlngtplnu
bon ciud sld0 puJot s8itIt.
6c6p. Strlmm i,bric ItBtsu EOn'
ntrlial bon tlnem msbrta3lgem VtIu'
tt in 81. louIs. Mrlld.
Tit Nctp. nd pom Nrssburg uno
GJsmfr gpn Minrits 0pmt pattn lRItt'
mot @0lie unitrts bchlu. QiarrtJs.
0crr StIurit Gtbmann Itloti OIL bel
Nus;ebtnna uuo miro al ieinsm Nui.
tommen 9sipeIlsIt.
Scu 3obu 0criinl ST.. Der nor
9urtm sinCn NrSt in Sanlas Giu
UtQtn tintm 8r,bsIciesn am gIuQt Ion.
iulilrte N INNER nod ulbt ppuidupil
9tbriIi.
6rl glnnd Sdmara cine Cpurut
bee Spbw. Vaitr Titpsu5rots bon
WthpbaIiu nellie cine Mode lang bItt
upo N Samito1 wieotr nan sNiipNa.
lid mnldatttbtl.
Gitsiaa utrIauitt aui plltnllittr
Nuilion gcirr gptiieulsIs Ol iein per.
l6nllheS ei0tutbum. EcnuetIida ben
-. piro tr aui Der Nod 9sIano Sabn
nah Sherman Co., in uOrawthIiAtn
3tras uiitn mo er lid cine lSarm at.
lauit bat. Ganitl Mlenspailtr Der lb
sbtslalls tort auatlanii. 1lro mItQs'
atbru. Aubu ottisu ssbcu HeA, ht
Ioas 2ano an,uitben: Better Goomadd.
Be,baro Nrnsmtptr. Soisph lid une
Grant 3silmaun, @tnn SsBttre IL
BEN oas in bpriistr eieerno eiuem be
5aubtn aebratsn IN otn 0als fllt0tn
wnoen aub bisie pitleibt bort unlau'
fen. 49,
Sobn R,uapah,r Sr. usrlauiit lii'
lid Elm eisI fir $50. .sbs R,Nou.
ri muk especially toe Slaat epunip
mule is mut In oemano.
Better 2ouatn miro an |. Wdrs
mod Stlisrion 9itp ;lebsr ans or'i Gin
.8si6dit aninnatn. Cor.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22

Sic 2Siitsrpus cNitu @;rtt;. pat
Ser Suhusru aGgfia Grn tlrx iay ek-
SabytsNi, pltJbey,t WaNi 'rtittes
Glty 'ruyetp u masistn RI,iku il
Nm Gay,t a,etca; 10 POS eW III Der.
lJresW sGuvapmtg iu'ltsi9eIts1
&eIai5t be ltgi uar 'glSilm Yer.
Wtueuua 'austa. Sis iss. HelA
SlcIaat Rycsp,t Ti;A pcraasWtlgit
BE ,um psterE s@,aSt auisthobta
wtresn maNtn 81 edNtIs im .r,lesR
&S,i,r mti etn i,littR et,n bdna-
lulF,4stwtlit nHti lmtpytsu tsun.,
Tl em eNN SieI1ls stut le1
SauGs stllat sshalku. NIB eisit4.
GJuailar jigots eisits lt,nt 10 arOss
&atigGss ElS eista ylm &rpiisu,
s,yIl5sa gaa SItiis le!aIia nRsrissr
kin gIt lm &pIlahGt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22

-6rl. aoIc SiIismspsr bic In
QauHabsn ibrts g,nors gpuis In
Union Wc., ais 9notnoisnsriu ohps'
ftut IN, lOuait am S0mhua Gbtnt
btr on I'M siuias 9aas bel ihrtt Wal'
t,r unb gstwanoien 81 psrlpsIIsn.
DnISrsm: IS e6wsins; Ntriasiasu
snen 8ina in rthtsH uno tin eot
i'm linten Cbrc. 9Instunit iiber ots'
itIben nimmt gsatn sntiprhenos ye'
ICbnung eni0eGtn Der Gi9entbilmsr,
@m. Min,rI.
AihiOuuialn. Wo.
-Qubiuttsr mdht fh rar; Glsls
!Ohei 80 Gents bas 100 Plumb uno
trcBotm iptei oas Quart Wil6 nur
5 6ents. glur Wsibsr t0nnsn ioItes
i,rtia brin9sn: bic Nlinnsr bsaabIen
bus 6uiter unO bic Grauen bshaltaI
has NilagslO unO itsbsn Tit gut cobei.
-slbermuIs mahts 8epuiier StOra
sic 9turbs un6 ttbrte ON 9prnerltag
bet Der 5umllie Wariiu yaumhosl eln,
100 sr ihneR sin tIsnes Sobnhcu oIs
Beitsnt binisrIirt. Wtniteu ben
plldIitsn eIttrn uut Ui'l 6teuee mt
BEN 4Iensu.
aIs 6trr 9oieph eprrs am Sdms'
toN bic ppf puIitm bier uno G'dQt
Ni,u bti6rptrit ittuicu aut BEN Rhd'
lp,ac am absnot pIbBItt bic iNu0,
por eIn,m ouS Dem gNdlbe iprlnacuoen
ouno, soc licl 10 uu9lNdIla Oas otm
gDaa,n unb uc,lcpte ht lhwtr am
sOpic. Sonit lam CT MI ned clIIIscn
S6hriun9tn an arme 0Iadh1 nit
Den Strdtn bab0u.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22
Dieurd.


lh!tu Ute. 1906.
99a,tts %r,l$blau'
Mn .. Etb. WuJtt Nuten Suit.
mann Der Nuitsy 6,Nt lSustatu.
StHtu 5Qo b;ihItprisn Die yauata.
tnEOueuul. St!t S0bUu !teit otT
ot,lait GER btI itlntir Shwlta;ds9r
NNnyjth &ntamtr. no IT tin aa,@
ptjm stlunotU bate.
Z. 6b,iamrn bat ecn Z. SaiuE
plr &aup.Grt atleu't mo wiy> tutn
gsibtau olrauI tryltitH. Tlt'tI
6,uno Iita, iuoIt5 in etJ Staei une
IN Ntt 3lht bee Sk.nl SalsI.
6Snhlau 6oatr Way bisJ gHS II.
ldttt kiutu sltsn &aisr. IN i,irsr
Staltj;ans mar I. 6app:5eyr.
Y. 2. stnitt styiaui;s Gin, raym
III S1mCs @uKesa. S,sltlN lltai
pier 9tlltu uororrtlilia cen $isnna
al etr StTierica &ede.
ssittpt Soha Sitinmaua nil an
Is. @ari caIssta,ei3ai'tu. $ies
Il. |. p. NrIaGisa.
Aamts eies nsr.aa'tt isia StpJs'
etearet atsR SRbslt GU J. ".
S3otIsa sne Gbarles @yepts. Ger.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22
2Ibraham finioIu.

Nbrcbdm Sinc0ln rblidit am l2itn
6thruar 1909 oas yitt ett 0elt.
Ttr Nattr, 3bomas 9lutOlu Uar tlu
6armr uue Hiiterate. Die Nullsy
9aEtp. atb. odnis itoOt bate tlalst
Saul,cnntniils. Die .Iabiu- in b,
st aCbortu hano aui tinsr ll0 gdty
arebsu 6arm in Sarbin Geuuip. In
Silais Rtniudp in bsr Nabt sinss tItl.
ntn Gprits Secesnpias nit 9amtn.
Hisi,Ibt pdr pou Logs. snthlslt tin
3immu. IN BEN Gin 6snasr ause'
braht. Die Shlr. biz in sas Snner,
ilbrtt. tuhts IN lsesrrt .blnets.
an bic Nubtnitits ots paaits lteEir
iib Gin arsssr aamin. scr dbtr eas
9asb. psIhss init 8lrl bsosdt. elnaas'
raat. Dir alitu yipuias ppa Slast
Isbtta uHe btaannsn ihr, iatNua
arbsii.n i,;li IN ipl1ta Yalaltsr pit
eieisr. .Stultn maysn III Der St,t
rar, ,nns rdpr bic esbrtr. gnE sip
aasr 10 efz luns, gsfahom in Der
use S6i,ls ssrtra1f habsn. aatlR
u wat Gin snfasSedhry SnrIts uus
eco aQt u Nfgp ssaiGxef. .Tss ahsnN2
'h-lm Mkk - eamirIsrfrs - sam-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22
SaHImbrnd sss Ciasea Slnies.

&GhrtRe ole Arbtittu am spt uni;
SaRm aR'Ssirsne larsr snAl4sR
S0lsaeaRg fHtesasa awssn. sIsisntss
Ht am lssisa 6,eitcI slr beedu-
srnsE2sribtm Sdmnbrut. Tsr brittle
gisilsT Rslhsr net aRi iollesm 6sI,.
len Iuhir, nuIos ptaesrsSosu. ods
eura ,ias Sraae ecH sc. 80 Sas pSI.'
uriatsne. Chpoal Der angsri4tsts
S6ae,l aTss ~. mslnt man eenRsq
aantsmsn n snTisn. eas esi BEN &C.
ssspduia1 bohsn @0EsraaHe eezs
SiaNrs 6risise Mot 10 ,Hern isir
riye. IN eaianss esiata.st gures.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22
Gintn lpini nit Gem 5Saun.
Sieyti,Bung IoIat
}. j. 7.

Ginen lpini nit Sem Saun
rfabl slsb, elmer uuitrtr Gpltatn osl
lltssn Abonneni,n Die Stlattltlt IN
sru. IN BEN irlssnotn poshittn VI
gus;
Der Nltfss s.titis Ist'rs SraAi
I'm rlt gen SaassubaustanssH
eyilli bee ,Ssihnss'aTsibCTs c:T,
sgit beimltarn SsrIaHssn.
: saasse pfrst, une uiwm hsres
Gie gdnsls peu ben eissu,
llae iaTts riot q, aaH, Hrs AsiI =
2a Rssbi R0Eia-sa i.ss8e's.
GsSsu ai5l i&nsis aa& hrras--
Eu bait 10 anasirrern- -
rlas i9iS iis San Der Iansaeu nss =
." s'eSs zen ssH isassa'
las sspss - ssam isaas mss'
AHus'svs esspss l.iznsa,
q as>pm tssA NJ 90 -
rssia'rfs sss ~ ssrsrul
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22
llnsrialltt Ninide.

ieet:ass DID bsim SGidial uiat
Sleibi 20 mana cIlad Dir iauIbis;
Nein Sers pon Der tsaibebruns br,dt
60 pirb mir Hug seeulcts.
Tu brdGit wIammsu pon osr Sa'i
limb isuistIt oh oer Sllrbe,
@sua aaes, mas erbOiit 9u bait
Sid aud sriAlIen wlrbe.
Sieb an I'M Yen; ben gpieIbdum
Bod pieIsr fduieno SIuiben!
Die 3rueiae tonaen 9 trasen taam
huo iinisn vOr eruIiioen.
glenn ieee SIltbs reiien tout,
Der Saum. er niibte iterbsn;
1ram mus man4 &noipe irtid anb hoIc
2g ielnsm Seil peroerben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22
gotaies.

WuW. SthlHH WI w. UuFSt'kl.
@uhr ihwarSer z nat.Soi,r 81
hatsH b,l Y. !, 6shl,l Il 50.
--brau Griutih YOramrper 9ebt
llnainm lOrt Wtntluua Cuiasgcn.
--Nttr geilbtlm ghmIb pon 2opit
Pttei bsidno nh am Sonniaa be-
IuGsWslIt bicr.
~Tlt auItlOn bum 0erm Sdurth
etberi IN ocr 9laat upn b0lt, WOt pon
bier aus Itbr gut btlubi.
--6rau GbrlhlH0 SolitrmnRn be.
9nb 'ih am 6reltaa wleoer nab lbrer
Srimdib III 9unCtlOn 9th Sanias
;nrild.
--3it 5irma Wsrntr Il 9uedsn'
bcn netiaNpttn chi 6rrIta9 sne eOrs
labun9 StwCIuc HAD otm q. Souller
Martt.
ger 9tinrib &yrnutdt pm 5dos
tnuiie e, QitrO Upm 0errn arlCp9
9eep.rmlam tur ,rCltt9 tr $40 bts
llhlts.
--Nm Genntrnlg mahtt sin titl'
nts SobnteN III Der 0lmilie ,(obn
eludsal ,nHoty lin eJi5culea.
yratuliru
-Sttt }lE,pa 0ptr ,u @t0ltitaRa
Sss Sum pciarI4 oOmpp m0airu am
6rClida cuCu Atr'tCt nab bsr
Siaatsqanplfd0t.
-9ay gm SHatbaus !rI hbt
gaott m,l luutr SdWtttr R0iIt latp
st. SeUls ltllie NJ am WpalaA AveHo
lrieeet bier unatl0ngt.
SGmpaA Itbtlr 6riHlein Arna
S4mdBr ppn Nt'Ouniam Surnd,
NO ile ii1 ,mc g4obt lang beI Urenn'
binEra cUiRthlIigU bllte.
i 6tI. Sci,,hIHo Rtod llCIi b4
Anige Sosc iept.r 9eCtc btI lOrtT
Stipslitr Grdu ,lQltpl yclWtdE III
6talant. DO, 5tiu6slptilt dNI,
sd. Scrnaoma @trnu bictt lid
tini9e &a8t BET the 6Isunolnntn Die
Oil. 8tlun UnO Atunt 6lltemtrer
IN 6olt vuQullgun8spaIbtT dui.
Der NrIlsbIattmann IN &eSlsl.
tuna ots Dcu llbOrius VitrtCu;me.
, oer hottn jNlammcn am Youtas tlnt
\iit uat et;9 StadlC luds on.
-6rm gntoa ,ittttl. ipplt 6rau
eoarlts Qubrr beaObcn no an Non'
tag n0h ocr WroGnaot ct. Spuls um
VtrWnnoir uno SrtlINoe 81 btlUdcn.
--Strr 0tiurit eptrs Der ben Nsm
htrabIaatrotm H,rlinr In ttr alrte
tt,pt; etltEi putee, mar gum rrlitn
male am tlCIidg plCotr IN Der Staoi.
---Tr iuuat Hitpyat 6erl bot orm
Nnien Slrnipaus ltln .Sarbs, Cnini"
iaalilt eIlppgbtu. 9r wlTo lsoen
SamIida paars i3UtiOtn uno rdNIsn,
--am %. b. W. (sidtrmittpot)
mito Snr eitrb0ro Slra,hcnS leln
Saus. uuo 2utsu.lRcbiIar ehSnilt9
an oen NItlhblticnoen iar Saar psr'
iaulen.
.-Serr 6nomano Ctimepsr it0ns.
potiltie am Elnliag itiut Saubc uno
Snuhma6srnttl nab islnsm Qanls,
p,Ihts tr iarilitb bon Setm Wstharo
SitatbauS iauillct trworbea bat.
N --Ssrr gruis God bon 3idiOIntain
(pnr Ia am Samltag bier i'm
Adoldtn. Wei oisier 8eltstnbsit
patiels tr ouh uns eiasn willtomms'
an fomit p,pilabltn SeIud ab.
.,-Ssr 3beron Gaines non 9inn
iam am Etsitaa aai oem Ssimmess
hgr oarn no CT ON 3aas supor OIL
on Stspbau Nerl1ai 6arm bsl Der
aseshalitnsn Mutton nls Auiiloattrsr
tientt.
Zen aino,rn cine sui. er,i,buna
"a. abnih "a moal rtatf nno out,
sesr In pi'lsn 5iItn mdrt q htier
gtwTsm ptaa bic Sunsens ,u' pauis
ashlisbcty unO snr arbsit. anssbaltsn,
aIs oas IL 5abrelans in bic 9pnsai.
auis naA.. ,gflrfraHitrlifa >. sss4i9t
xnreta.sri pebl!esis @ahhaaratt, u
wssbtH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22

Sas Se,al pieItr, Sanolsuts Ia.
,iamaI ipdisrs ibu 6arm 81 psrian'
isp ru,b In bic 6taet ,a ,itscn. unl
oss 2stta ltitisr w nshmeH., gisf
sstdb,Ieuis bckkn eas tHiatatassisbts
s1lel ra itr,m Sesai; Sic .rhtish siis
Ii5ayxx;nuhfnaum Aas, Sacss be-
Aasebsaes ofnlxkn ln ianrsn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22

- - -
Esssrirs ssi ess Ss;iss.sti.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-22

pen nno Csi CAB a. uitt - lbit fh
abt, tpis II fur,'ut0 etnunni. I'm geitn
wobeI ibm isiut Nuii.r bsbllfib mar,
wdbreno lie neb,nbsi cine ntus ,6ooH'
fin 8opps ihr ihn mdhie oost itius
SirihIsorEe 6oit iiidts.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-21
HIS ACCOUNT oVERDRAWN
0epositor and Paying Teller In Bank
CHARGED WIN Conspiracy.

Philadelphia July 49, Charged with
onsplracy to detraud the Union Trust
company OF Philadelphia by means
OF overdrafts DR.. Julius /. Salinger OF
this city. and Thomas D Address
paying teller al the institution. were
arrested and held in $4,000 bail for a
further hearing DR. Salinger is de
positor in the trust company. and II IL
alleged that he has oyerdrawn his ac
count to the amount OF about $4,000.
The teller was aware OF the over
draft. il IL charged but failed to notify
the officers OF the trust company In
the hope that Or Salinger would make
his account good He failed to do II
however. and the officers OF the trust
company discovered the discrepancy
In the paying teller's accounts Or
Salinger was summoned 10 the offices
of the institution. and after confer
ence he and the paying teller were
placed under arrest.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-21
KILLED Girl In Quarrel.

Wilmington. Del. July ls.-During
a quarrel on the street here. Louis
Johns. colered aged 20 years. struck
Minnie Jones. also colored. in the
head with the leg Of a stove The
womans skull was crushed to a pulp,
aud she died in the Delaware hospital
without regaining consciousness
Johns jumped north. bound Pennsyl
vania railroad train in attempting to
escape. Police Captain Kane tele
phoned 10 the Chester, Pa. authori
ties. and half an hour after the crime
had been committed the negro was
captured on the train at I.inwood. Pa
lie will be returned here.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-21

Illness al Walmer Castle. Kent. in 1904
and the recent hot weather brought
ON a pronounced attack OF general de-
bility
IL was announced al the CurZon resi-.
denre that the final cause Of Lady Cur
IONS death was heart failure but she
had been suffering from complications
which We're the sequel OF her terribls
Illness OF two years ago.
Lady Curzon OF kedleston was Mary
Leitre daughter OF the late Levi z
Letter OF Chicago. and was In her OWE
right the possessor of $4,000 600 From
Chicago the family removed 10 Wash
inpton. and later Travelled extensively
and entertained lavishly During a stay
in England Miss Letter met George n
Curzon eldest son OF the Rev. Alfred
Nathaniel Holden CurZon. fourth Bar.
on Scarsdale They were married In
1895. after Curzon had held the Offices
of assistant private secretary TO the
Marquis OF Salisbury under secretary
VI state Tor India and under secretary
OF state Tor foreign affairs. In 1895
Gurzon was created first Baron Curzon
OF Kedleston. aud in 1899 was appointed
yiceroy and governor general OF India
which post he resigned In August. 1908
and was succeeded by the Earl OF Mimic
Although horn in Chicago. Lady Cur
ron was OF Maryland parentage as hei
father Levi T. Letter. was native oi
l.eitersburg Maryland. which wa.
founded by his uncle He was 10 year,
old when he sought fortune in the west
Lady Curzon leaves two daughters
Daisy Letter. one OF the sisters OF Lady
Curzon was married to the Earl OF
Suffolk and Berkshire in Washington
December 2G. 1906
Nancy Letter. another sister OF Lady
Curzon was married In Washington
November -. l904 TO Major c. +
Campbell OF the British army
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-21
GOV. STOKES NOT ENGAGED
Denial Of Report That He Is TO Marry
North Carolina Girl.

Camp Stokes. Sea Grit y J. July
II Absolute denial OF the report that
Governor Edward c. stokes is to
marry Miss Anna D. Green. OF North
Carolina. was made by the wound
lady's mother who Is guest OF Mrs
Harry Salter. wife OF the second regi.
ment's quartermaster al the Beach
House Mrs Green was deeply cha
grined by the report and requested
that il be denied
The report said that the governor
met Miss Green last year when al
from New Jersey, returning the Beau
fort battle flag 10 the Confederates
and that since that time the governor
had become engaged 10 her
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-21
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
Railway Company.

PocoMoKE a OCConANNoCK RIVER LISE
schedule Now IN Effect
Poeomokc River Line leave baltimore T. NJ
Tuesdays aud Fridays for Cfisiield, Ouancoek
Finney \, Mears, saNlS and landings on the POGO
moke River to snow HI.
Leave snow hin Mondays aud Thursdays A
~, stopping at above landings.
OccohannOck River Line leave Baltimore 2 T.
81, sundays and Wednesday, forCrisiicld, Puugr
league Nandua and oceohannoek River
Leave Rmes, A. NJ. Tuesdays and Fridays
stopping at same landings a. trip from Baltimore.
subject 10 change without notice
WILLARD THOMSON, T. MURDOCH,
General Manager sieneral Passenger Agt
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-21
CROWDS WATCHED RESCUE
Fishing Schooner Wrecked on Allan.
tic City.

Atlantic city A. j. July ~ Thou
sands OF persons Witnessed thrilling
rescue Of four men from The fishing
schooner Lorraine which struck the
bar while a high sea was running
Waves rolled over the vessel tearing
away the mainmast aud filling the hold
with water. Captain Johnson and
three seamen dashed themselves to the
rigging AZ this season there is no life
saving crew, but Captain Parker keep
er OF the station. got together vol
unteer crew and manned a serf boat
The boat was launched with difficulty
wrecked schooner the crew were
brought safely ashore
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-21
German Ambassador Heat Victim.

New York. July lS.-Baron Spec Won
Sternburg the German ambassador te
the United States. was overcome BY
the heat at the South station in Boston
as he was about to take a train fui
New York He was imediately take
to a hospital, where he was quici
revived and discharged within an hou.
The ambassador then continued h
journey and arrived here feeling littl
worse for his experience. TO all
pearanees he had completely recovered
from the temporary breakdown
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Shot and Killed Playmate.

wilkes-Barre Pa. July 10 Thomas
Grogan Jr.. aged II years while play
ing with n shotgun which he did not
know was loaded. shot the top OF Jo
seph Wilbur's head on, killing him in
stantly Wilbur who was Is years Of
age. was playmate OF Grogan, and
both had worked In the mines to
gether The shooting was purely acct
dental and occurred AT Marcytown. a
mining village few miles from here
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THAW AND HIS MOTHER BREAK
Slayer OF Stanford White WON'T Con-
sent ta Plea OF insanity.


New York. July 10 The chaotic
conditions surrounding the prepare.
ton OF defense for Harry * Thaw.
accused OF the murder OF Stanford
White. were accentuated, and appar-
entity the breach between the prisoner
and his mother. Mrs William fhaw.
OF Pittsburg. as To the character Of the
defense IL wider than ever
Following quickly upon confer.
tnco OF two hours with Thaw In the
Tombs after the mother had twice
during the day endeayored to gain the
boys consent to the re.employment OF
the law firm of Black Olcott. Gruber
4 Bonynge and TO consent To plea
OF insanity Clifford W Hartridge.
Thaw's personal counsel. obtained
from Justice Blanchard an order
directing Judge Olcotts firm 10 show
cause Friday why the, shouldn't turn
over to Har,ridge all the papers in
Thaw's case. Mir ilartridge based his
motion ON n petition signed by Thaw
which Was placed on record In con
uCAAlbH NlAA Inv RAb' "a -
The rumor that the young man had
at last bowed TO his mothers will un
doubtedly had its origin in the fact
that Mrs William Thaw and Mrs
Harry Thaw. who were in conference
with Thaw At the same time. emerged
from the prison arm in arm. II was
the first time they had been seen 70.
gether Thaw's vile has all along
supported him in his demand for a
trial on tho issues OF the case aud has
opposed the insanity plea. She has
thus been arrayed against the elder
Mrs Thaw. who seems to feel that the
only hope OF saving her son from
death in the electric chair is 10 de-
pend upon a defense OF insanity This
plea would avoid the further publicity
and ignominy OF trial and has been
mistakenly urged upon the prisoner
who however apparently remains oh
durate
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Ice Squeeze In HARRISBURG.

Harrisburg. Pa. July ls-Ice is sell
ing here for s. per ton and al higher
prices for smaller quantities Agita
tion has resulted In much feeling aud
select council adopted resolution re
auesting the board OF public works to
obtain an estimate Immediately on the
cost OF erecting a municipal Ice plan,
with sufficient output for all demands
Common council will consider the
matter next Monday
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DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Two-cent.s.Mile Railroad Rate Law
Declared Void In Virginia.

Richmond Va, July iS-At Staun
ton, Judge Henry A Holt. OF the cor
poration court handed down an opin
ion in the case OF Virginia VS. the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad declaring
the Churchman two-centa-mile rate
bill to ne IN violation OF the 18th
amendment to the federal constitu
ton and therefore unconstitutional
and void On this ground he dismiss
ed the suit
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jamestown. ". Y. July iS.- Edwin
McGrew and r. W whisall, members
Of the Boys Brigade of the Episcopal
church OF Pittshurg. were drowned
while swimming In Chautauqua Lake.
whsrs the brigade Was In camp
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l.. PAUL EWELI.,

Attorney .at-IAw, Pucomokc city, Md VIII be-
IN SNOW Hill every Tuesday at the office Of John
W. station.
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LADY CURZON
DIES IN ENGLAND
Wife OF Ex-Viceroy OF India Passes
Away Suddenly.
WAS FORMER AMERICAN GIRL

London. July ~ Lady Curzon OF
kedieston, Vile Of the former viceroy
bf India who has been III for some
days died Wednesday evening She
never quite recovered from her serious
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Good Reason Why
We can undersell any Firm in Thar, land

To begin with we are the LARGEST COMBINED
HORSE AND CARRIAGE DEALERS. MANI
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