davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-24

friends in these days" The bright head was
bowed over the child's as Rosemary clung to
her mothers dress
"You never lost me-" said Hugh Egerton.
ut was who lost you. Eve, you don't know
what black years these have been. + loved
you 500
"But that-was- long ago"
cit was always!' z
"llugh! | thought you must have learned
to hate mc''
Hate you because I couldn't make YOU
1nrn Inr |
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he to himself. Wt seems to me the
simplest thing in the world. You
just see what you want, and then
you buy it,"
1t WAS not until all the boxes
and parcels must have arrived in
the Condamine that an agonizing
thought struck Hugh. What if
Evic should be offended with him
for buying her things to wear?
What if she should imagine him
capable Of thinking that the things
she alrcady y had were not good
enough when she was coming out
with him?
lie suddenly felt hundred
years old. -worrn--mcnagc
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-24

cause yea cared for else? No; p
bn-l did care for you 1t for my fathers that
hat-ah can't talk of it, Hugh You know
lost his money tried with all forget
best tory husband Perhaps my punishment that he-o
lugh was SO miserable! And tenthcn he away was
urea OF me- Lie was yacht and there great
ayou must have read in the papers,
"Never [ knew till this day."
ut was more than three years ago"
Hugh pale Three agotrcc in which
he had worked and tried to think of her! And known
You I've had queer life knocking strange he
sac trying speak calmly "On didn't
weeks together thought of always rich happy living
England the wife of Sir Edward Clifford
erich and happy" she repeated BITTERLY one knows
Dot anohcr ifc After his death there nothing There had been
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-24

money to pay for damages as we'll as purchases.
After ALL he ready long before attractive
plate glass windows taken but he
He had the of walking gazing up at
other windows far attractive and saying green
blind, Mcrry Christmas merry Christmas my darng-ine for
always now!'
Then he dartcd back rolls and Coffee the walters
them fat five frame merely for bcamng
arrived in the Galcric Charles o windows were
opening radiant Christmas eyes.
The first visit he paid the florists
he simply said 'l take all things you have in tho win
dow, please"
There about francs roses the same of white
lilies and enough lilies the valley nesting baby yellow
we'll filed pockctbook but that was all
the better The he could spend today the
Egcr"n pleased He "Mmc Ciords and wrote some
thing English his visiting card The at once
mind not in fifteen minutes but
ow much in love is that handsome young thought
the madmoiscIc Of the shop with little sigh the Won
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coincidence that hoy happened be among cxpon
svo in the shop So also Iughs gratitude by being
produce and rock which already boa
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-24

WANTED-All your cotton seed at
the highest market price. Scales
and seed house at c., N. & l.. depot.
c.. II. Cannon,
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dcfs OF the WORLD Winch she had missed and
must always miss. Her heels were apralhngy
high, and her waist was incredibly small, but
she had heart, and there was no heart which
would not have softcncd to Hugh and wished
him the best of good luck this day.
The next window which attracted the young
mans eye was one which displayed just such
dress as he had vaguely pictured yesterday for
dear companion on the terrace. 1t was whitc
of course, and he was not surc but he thouoht +
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-24

SS ANY Of Hugh Escrlons lest during
to last six years had been spent in dreams In
those dreams the past had lived again. for ho
skXN5 MW9 had the uturo he had hoped it
might be for him.
But all through this night of Christmas
awake, and dreams had been half as the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-24

and all persons having claims against
sand estate will present tncm duly
attrStcd.
IT. w. Cameron,
r. l.. Cameron,
Executors.
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Sett ii6er 60 cyallren

idon tpuroe Mers. 8insIom's Sootb-
ing-SDrap BON Wfiuionen ton Ntiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &tnoer anee.
penoet. g8irlt gu i'm S6lafe our9
oas S6reien zines &inoes geltort,
6os i'm 3obnen lit an6 Dor G6ner5en
peint? 8enn 10, laiie iofort cine
SlaI6e bon oNars. @in8Lop's Sootb-
ing-Sprrp" bolen. Sein @ert lit
unbe5oblbor. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerllng berI6of-
fen. gerIaBt eu6 oarauf, @tiitter,
es lit fein 3peifel oariiber. @s beilt
0iarrboe, reguliert ben Magen uno
Die geieren beIettigt @tno-&elif, er-
ipei6t BEN @armen, berbinoert gnt.
5iinoung uno itdrft oas ganae Sp,
item. nMrs. @insIop's Sootbing
SDrup" fin 5abnenOe &inoer lit an-
genebm Inn @ei6maf; oas Ge5ept
Itanlnlt bon einem Der beIten peibIi.
den 9ler3te IN Ben Ser. Stoaten. gs
lit BEL alien 9ruegiitcn in Ser gan8en
@eIt 5u baben. Greis 25 Gents per
SlaIhe. aoltft ni6tS onoeres ols
gWtrs. 8inslotp's Sootbing Sprup."
@arantiert inter Der Sooo on0
Drugs Mfte, 80. Sum- 1906, SeriaI
Drummer 1898.
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Seras.

Sn gl 8aio baben Die giirger
einen iungen 9lopofoten ausgemGblt
ano ben gouittp-@ntpaIt &enp ber=
anlaBt, i'm gu ieinem aiiiltenten gu
ernennen Der ii6 eirl5ig un6 oIlein
NIT Der 9ur6fiibrung oes neuen 81
5ensgeieses beidaftigen ioG.
SSn gl 9aio itarb S. g. Dieter,
enter Der angeiebeniten @ei6dftsIeute
iener Sta6t..
= 8raiioent Sarrington bon ser
aderbou- u1o @etperbe-S6ule in
8rDon madt befannt, ooB es boll-
itanbig sipedlos iei tpenn it6 tpeitere
Stuoenten meloeten oo Die bereits
anpeienoen faum untereebro1t iper=
ben f0nnten.
= @ouberneur Campbell bot Or.
S. g. abbott bon Dollas 5urn DOoirb
ano Sooo gonlnniiIioner" ernonnt.
sSSn @arba, iieben Meilen bon
So Grange eelegert puroe Elm Wionn
nomens Sobn S6neioer bon Or.
8ednann nit einen1 Mrtltiel erihlo-
gen Or. 9edmann erfldrt, oaB er
IN Selbitberteioigune 9ebanoelt bat.
Sn Der Office zines 3abnar8tes
in Soiiiton itarb ein getptner 81. g.
Scott, mabreno er iid in Ger 9orfoie
|befano.
9Ius @alpeiton miro gemeloet,
oaB Der Geras Gitp.8onal iett fertig
iei uno eine 8reite bon 500 SUB rno
cine 2iefe BON 26 Sub babe. @r lit
|um einen SUB tiefer uno INN elm
bunoert Sub breiter olS friiber ge-
iporoen. Oas betpiligte @el0 bat
mon MIR eur 6q[fte nerbrnudlt.
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pertpaltung ipegen &nfoufs zines ge=
tpaltigen 9lreals i'm Spreepolo, Dit-
li6 Der Stabt. Ser &oufpreiS tit
$10,000,000. Ser 3ped Ser grmer=
bung tit Die @rri6tune neuer itGoti=
i6er 8aiieriperfe uno Inlage zines
8olfsparfes.
= 8om &riegsgeridt in Sonnober
tit Sauptmonn 8o6olp bonn rs. SIT
acknowledgement ipegen @ri6ieBens
oes Sauptrnantts b. 8erfen bonn SO.
&egiment 5u breieinbalb Sobren Sc
itltng 1n6 @ntloifung aus Dem 9ien1t
perurteilt noroen. 9os perbdugnis=
bolle 0uen fanb anfangs 0aar5 os. S.
i'm @runeipalb itott. Die l1ria6e bes
9ueas biloete sSrou b. 8erfer, tpel6e
bon ibren @atten getrenrlt lebte.
: SSn Seno iit ein iapaniI6er SSSl1=
genieur in Soft genontmen porben,
melher ben 8eriu6 gema6t boben
ioa, ft6 auf unlouteren1 @ege Gas
fobrifmaidinen gu beri6affen. @r
miro bei6nloigt, gu Dem 3med glr-
better beito6en gu baben.
= Quf Cuba 1T Elm GROCER @ilett=
bobnitreif I'M @anee, Der tpabri9ei1t=
Ii6 ben gon5en 8abnberfebr ouf ser
eSniel labmlegen miro.
= glus ct. 8etersburg miro ge-
meloet: @roBes @ufieben erregt bier
Elm 8ro5eB, Der gegen Ole Srou oes
Generals Stoiiel eingeleitet moroen
lit uno nod nit Der 8elogerung bon
Sort @rtbur 5uiommenbdngt @db=
reno Der 8elagerllng befano ii6 Die
Srou oes &ouptnannes &ootsfD, ser
gum @efolge oes Generals geborte,
in Der bebor5ueten Gage, 5lpei aiibe
nno Elm &olb gu beitberr oie pdbretb
Der Sbreden Der Sungersnot ein
8ernoeen reprdientierten. sSrau
&ootsfp mltBte auf gefebl oes Sber=
fomnanoierenoen Die belagerte Stoot
NIT onoeren 6rouen perloiien uno
bertraute ibrer1 Warm oie Gorge fir
oie 9iere an. Sci einen1 glngriff ser
SSapaner fa1lb 9aitptmann &ootSfp
ben Seloentoo uno nun betna6tigte
iid Srau Stoiiel unter Dem 8orpano
@rbin oes peritorbenen 6auptlnunns
gu iein, Der brei Siere, Die tie oer=
faufte uno oeren grlos iie in ibre
Soide gIeiten IieB. Die @ittpe
&ootsfD bat nieoerbolt BON Sron
Stoiel &iidgabe oes piberre9tli6
ertporbenen @eloes perlongt, obne
ober iolhe erlangen gu f0nnen. Sic
iab ii6 baber eenotigt, Srau StoHel
geridtltd 81 belangen aus benz
8erfauf Der orei Siere lofte srau
StoHel ninoeitens $4,000. Sier3r
fomntt nod Der @ert Der Wil6, oen
man auf $25 iddbt.
@us Sapana, Der SouptItoot
Guba's, for1nnt Die 0o9ri6t ooB
man bort etne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rung ertoedt, onr6 geeienete Mas=
regeln ober einen 4usbrua perbin=
bert babe.
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Snlanc.
Elf Persolletl
zach dem Genuss Won Els.
creme erkrankt.
GebsimnisvoIler SeIbst-
ll1crd.
Der President erkennt Okla.
bcrl1a's VerfasslIng an.
Elm 85jdbrigsr mSrder.
Elm Panik auf der RrcckIyner
Rriieke.
Elm S5jabriesr fl1Srdsr.

= &uf elmer Sarm in Der geabe
bon Statesboro, Georgia, erfratlften
elf Berionen no6 Dem @ennB bon
giscreme, oas aus fonbeniierter Wil6
gerno1t iporoen mar. Wfan befiir6-
tet, oaB Die meiiten Der grfranften
iterben neroen.
SIN ct. Charles Sotel 5u 9a-
milton puroen 5tpei iunge @dnner
bon ettpa % uno % Sobren tobt in
ibrerl 3inner aufgefunoen. Sic
batten 6urd) gilatrnen BON 2euftgas
Selbitnor6 beeongen uno bieIten ii9
nod I'M So6e eng peri9lunget. l1eber
oas Wotin Der Sat lit Bis jett nidts
offenbar geiporben. 9lnl Sonntag
@ben6 fanen orei illnge @ednner na6
0em ct. CHARLES Sotel lno idrieben
ii9 Elm oIs sSobn 2eonea, Sen Moriee
uno Soul Wc2augblin. @s CAB aber
feiner Der orei eine @orefie an. Ser
Coroner enti6ieo, oab Ole 8ooten
ipabri6einlt6 George Seonea uno
Com Mc2augblin ieien.
- Br6iioelt &ooiepelt bat erfl1rt,
bob er Die neue gerfaiiung BON Sf-
labonla anerfennen uno beftGtieen
iperoe.
Sn @lgin, Sainois, bat Elm al
ter 85iabriger Mann Namens golo-
min I'm Streit feline Srau eridlogen
nno oann iid ielbit nit Barrier Grim
pergiftet.
Ssn Der 9edbe bon glain Dea-
ling in 2ouiiiana, 5tuon5ig Meeilen
norooftlih bon Sbrebeport, puroen
S. S. Delaney uno giona gSiaiom,
5tpei befanrte 8etpobner bon 8oiiier
Bariib, auf Der 2an6ItroBe iiberfaaen
uno ernoroet Gs feb[t ieoer slnbalt
fir Die GeftitelIung Der Mor6er.
@nf Dem Sonlbigbee, in Der
Wabe bon Sodion, 4labamo, fenterte
am Donneritoe Elm Jabrboot. Gin
tDeiBer Sltnge Namens 2eslie Ser
mile nno fiinf5ebn Neger ertronfen.
- @us Stem gorf miro gerneloet
Der 8ru6 elmer &uppelune 3tpiiden
5nei @aggons auf Der 8rooflDner
Bride beruria6te cine &oififion smi.
i6en 5tDei Sra6t5iigen. Cine Gtod.
ung bes @erfebrs an oem Manbattm
@noe Der Bride uno eine oarauffol,
genoe idredlihe Banif unter Der
Buiiagieren mar Die sSolge, 10 oof
bic Ioli5eireierpen berausbeor6eri
Deroen muBten, un1 meiteres nnbeil
5u Derbiiten. Cine groBe gn8obl Ser
ionen tDur6e 10 f6lintm perlest, oaf
ibre l1eberfiibrung ins Soipital motto
ipuroe.
Cine Depeide aus @barleiton
W. ga., berihtet: sSn einem i'm gal
begriffenen groBen glbaugfonoI ereig
nete fi9 cine @aserploiion uno tuabr
i6einlih fino bel bem unfoGe piel
gtrbeiter ums 2eben gefonlmen. 81
brennt nod In ben &anaL uno es er
i9eint oussei9loiien bob nod gr
better lebeno ans 9agesli6t geforoer
fDeroen fonnten.
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Giienba6n=Tabrplau.
g. q. & q. q. 8afn

p9abb grodet"s3ue mad Soltfton @aIbeiton,
Beaumont urb Orange slbfabrt 8 l1br abenog,
@nfurtft 7.55 moreens
gea6 @errebiIe, @bfabrt $50 morgens, gn.
funft bort t1.3o. 9lbfnbrt bon &errbiue 4 1lbr
na6ntittaes, alnfunft in Sun antonio 7.5o
abenbs. gsur @anftaes mad @errbiue: llbr
nabmittaes. 9fldTabrt bon bart NRontags s., }
moreers, anfunft in SON 9tntonto $50 NOR
gems
gsa@ guero, goatuut, 9ouftor, @aIbeitort,
Giooings, 0aodbaIe, Cameron uno 8oco, 9tb.
fabrt 9.45 boruttttaes, 9Infrnft 1lbr ntoreens.
gsa6 8eebiue, Corpus @briftt, alice 0aatbis,
@ranfas 8aB, &odport, @bfabrt 1.5o nads
rir.staqs uro l1br abenbs. 2lnfunft 7.55
moreens uno 1.50 na1mittngs.
Sad SaIfurias, s1bfabrt 5 llbr abenos. 9trs
ftaft 7.55 mpreens.
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SeiIenoe gerabrnne

lit bic 8eriibrlng NIT @ndIen's Or.
nieo.Salbe, Die gliifIide 3uiammen.
ietung bon @rnicablunlen uno beiIen.
ocm galiant. Seilt Die aIteften @un.
Den ODER Gei6piire. MbfoIute Sur
Be- 8rono., Brill. mno Sdnitttpun.
ben ODER Samorrboioen. @arantiert
ben @ooIpb GreiB uno 81. Gobn &
60. 25 Gents.
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8eimmbbeit in Der 9anaIsune.

Soben 2obn fit unTere iungen ge-
ididten Sanoperfer perlpribt Ser
Tonamafanal-8ait. Maloriafurdt
id'redt 8iele ab, aber ni6t oie, mel6e
n@leftric 8itters" fertnen. or f1trirt
ebenfaGs 8llltnereiftung, 8illiofitdt,
s9mdde, Waeenidm61e, 2eber- uno
Nierenleioen. @arantiert bon @ooIpb
9reiB un6 81. gohn & 60. 80 Gents.
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0enft baran.

@s bonoelt iid niht oarum, mie
Sbr lebt, ionoern mie Cure 2eber lit.
Sit lie ni6t in perfefter Sronung,
bringt iie oobiu our6 ben @ebrau6
BON Sirnnons 2iber Burifier nur
in 3inni6a6teln. @s lit oos ii6erite,
bette uno angenebmite @tittel fiir Die
les Srgan oas ie berolsgebro6t
muroe.
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@rOker ltm5ms
OeS y oom 8orepougb + :
Q ellis Bros. Girfus.

Der llrn3ug iebt fid Inn 10 llbr
IN gemegung uno INN 2 l1br beoinltt
Die gea6nlittags @oriteGuno; am
9lbeno iino Die 3elte bon s llbr ob
geoffnet Die @tenogerie reprqlen.
tiert ein groBes gerrl6gen, oenn elm.
3elne Gremplore Der Siere Iino an.
BERT mertnoQ gu ieben iino inter
anoerem ote groBte @iroffe Der @eIt
Dos ein3ige &binocero8 in g[merifo
lmo piele onoere ieltene Giere syrl
Ser 9lrena treten 300 aiinItler oltf.
melitens @uropder, ole gum erlten.
male in Den Ser. Stooten iino. Sir
f1ts rmo W}enagerie 5GbIen 1000 Ser
ionen 500 9feroe, 300 @aaen lno
5ablloie 8iere Die @oritellunoen
finoen ant Salnitag ben t2. Oftober
itott.
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~. 8. & Z. 8ahn.

gta6 gaeo, Sort g8ortb 9anas, aanfas gttb,
ct. aouts uno Gbicaeo, tdeIi9 (9unlet
SepoD S.0O 0oenoS
2ofal5ug bia Smitbbille -. :. 7.S0 borurtttags
9tIamo Special ua9 Smiibbiae. 5oufton. SaIs
oeton 1U.2o aoenoS
Autunft.
Bon gbicaeo. ct. 2ouis. &anias 9th, 9auas,
Sort @ortb urto 21aco, tdgIt6 (Snniet
Sepot) f.oU uIor9eHs
2oiaI5ug bia Gmtt6biue =. :. 9.O5 abenbs
9lIamo spe5ial bon Smitbbtae. Souiton, @aIs
neiton e.25 utorgens
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gputhern Vacific Ssahn.

Mbfa1rt,
geab Stem Orleans, Soufton nno SaIbeiton,
tdelid ....... 11.40 r1ittaes
uIlp lI.ou uUeIIo9
ga1 eagle gab, 81 8afo, gnlifornten uno
Mesito :. 500 borntttaes ii. $50 abenbs
Antnm(t
Bon geip Orleans, @ouiton urto @aIbeiton,
tdeIib ....... 7.35 ntoreens
unb -. 600 na9ntittags
Bon 81 9aio, Californian nno 0se5tfo.
lilo sornlittaes
unn 500 abenos
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8ietorta Sibifion, 9. s. g. 9. u.
(Gnli Sbore.l
Abfa1rt.

ga6 gueso, gictoria, Sort 2abaea. Corpus
ebriiti. grownsbiae. 9fio @ranOe, 9th.
GoIiao, 8eebiue, @barton, 8alacios unb
Soufton .,... TOO morgens
Mntnnft .... !. $50 abenos
Der Sam Soufton- mad guero, gictoria,
g86arton ilno 9ouitpn:
abfabrt .... 7.55 abenbs
antnnft ...... 100 moreens
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5. & g. u. 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
9sa6 alien gforOs9erass9unften
......... 4 ll6r unb $50 bormittdgs.
Sad st. 2outs, @lempbis unb bem 0ffen
1.25 1l6r na6nittags.
gsab 9aerifo 1920 1lbr bormtttags.
&ntmnft.
Son ct. 2ouis urto EN- Often $50 moreens
Son lotalen 8unften 20 abe11os.
Son ct. 2outs IL Dem Often, $50 morg.
Son 2areoo ltrb Merifo ..105 naebnl.
Bon ct. 2ouis. &a11ids. @ith 1910 ab0s.
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st. sonis & San Stanelaso gasn.

9ta6 Sort Smith. @prtnefieIo, ct. 2outs, aan>
fos gitb, gbieaeo IS. & 9. q. 9epot)
$50 abenos
Mnfnnft.
gon St. aouts. @anfas gitb, 8aris, Gbteaso
-. 1910 morger1s
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Nadl @r0lnnebiQe.

Ser Bug BET @unfet gictorta Sibifton. slbs
fabrt 705 norgens, ma6t in 8IacebO gerbtu'
oung NIT oer GuIf goaft Cine fir Corpus
gprtfti, antunft bort 4.55 ua@ulittaes, sInEuntt
In groipnsbille 925 abenos.
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9egobung beudeln gu f0nnen,
1T oie ein5i9e, Die mou6e boben.
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Die Staot Del 91io miro Bombs
3nm getrage bon $4,000 ousgeben
Das @elo ioa fir Sdlil8pede per-
lpmt0t iperoen.
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RrennbcIz! Rrennbclzt

Sett tit Die 3eit, guren gorrat
BON Sol5 fir ben @inter ein5uIeeen.
Glites Boit-Gat Sfenbol3 biQig i'm
neuen Sol5bof bon
F VIM SAEHGEN, Eigsntuemsr,
404 9soIan Gtrake.
Neues Eel. 1857. g[Ites Gel. 1874.
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9aesept No. 1851 (Gimer e 9(menb)
furiert niht alle 8efhneroen, aber
es miro Hbeumatismus furieren.
ssu alien Qpotbefen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-19
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD
General Joseph Stockton, One of Chi
cago's Heroes Of 81, An
sWers Last Roll Call.

Chicago. March 1S.-General Joseph
Stockton. one of Chicago's oldest settlers.
died yesterday after an illness of sew
eral weeks.
General stockton was born in Pittsburg
Pa. on August 10. 1888, and came TO Chi
cago in 1856.
In July. 1862. he enlisted in the Seventy
second Illinois volunteers, known as the
Tirst Board of Trade regiment After the
faI OF Vicksburg he assumed command
Of the regiment and after the battle Of
FRANKLIN. Tenn, in which he was wound
I'd no was breYeted colonel and brigacier
general -
,nissioners of Lincoln park, from 1863 TO
iSes and organized the efforts which cul-
n1inated in the erection of the Grant mon
General Stockton had been chief mar
shall of every Republican procession IN
Cbirago since the war. He was chlef
marshal of the. grand procession just pre-
cesiinn, the election of Mckinley. was chief
of staff to General Sheridan at The re-
cention to General Grant on his tour OF
tbe world. to General Forsyth IN the
Carfteld monument procession. 10 General
miles At the unwilling Of the Grant mon
,,r7enf and at the Worlds fair parade n
October. 1852 He was chief marshal OF
The peace jubilee parade in 1888.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-19
STARTED BY THE PRESIDENT
Ripley of the Santa Fe Gives His
Opinion of the Semi-Panic
in Wall Street.

Los Angeles, Cal. March 1S.-In an in
terview in an afternoon paper. President
+ 2 Ripley of the Santa Fe, who is
now AT Santa Barbara. is quoted as say
ing that President Roosevelt is responsible
for the present uncertain conditions in
Wall street, and attributes the recent
semi-panic 10 "a brush fire which the
president started Mr. Ripley said that
because OF the general anti-Tailroad SEN
fiment I'm the country that the Santa Fe
was prepared to inaugurate policy of
strict conservatism in the matter of the
eypenditures and that many COntemplat-
ID improvements in the company's prop
srty would have TO await more favorable
eorditions Mr.. Ripley is also quoted as
s7ing that he believes it Is likely that
Rgsident Hartman of the Union Pacific
El retire from active railroad life with
i year.
Mr.. Ripley is quoted in part as follows:
Il can see no good 10 come from q
meeting with President Roosevelt such as
has been proposed by j. P Morgan II
the press dispatches on the subject are
correct The president must be held re-
sponsbe for having started brush fire
that now apparently has become a COnfla-
grafton. and while [ have always felt his
motives 10 be of the best, to me It ap-
pears to be too late TO stop the fire that
now is pretty nearly burned out
Getting back to the subject of the APP
parent public hostility to railroad corpo-
ratiOns. there is no doubt that to this
feeling alone must be charged up the
furry in thu New York financial district,
and, while l have no desire to pose as a
peSsimist as far as the Santa Fe is con-
cerned We are prepared to draw in. The
Been cutoff is nearly completed and viii
he reaGy for all kinds of railway service
IN about three months, and the double
tracking Of Our lines between Chicago and
Kansas City viii not be interrupted,
pther work Of Importance, however, must
VAT until such time as money and con-
cllions are more prOpitiOus than they ap-
pear 10 be at present.
Take the Hartman organization of the
taicago * Alton. for instance. While /
hoid 10 brief for Mr.. Hartman, that mat
teI, after all, was one in which the public
~ large had no material concern. II was
Wall street affair purely"
discussing government ownership, Pres
helt Ripley said:
sIftles are so very small that / cannot
y accused of having a material prejudice
Ut TINS subject. | am. however. unalter-
eey opposed To public ownership as an
AAtrlcan VINO loves his country and has
u,sae a study of the matter in all its
F-4ses | am convinced that government
SsAeishlp would mean the downfall Of
Speaking for the'1S.0OO odd stockholders
me Santa Fe, / should not object TO
s government acquiring the system, pro-
..ue9 Il paid for the property what it is
eHh The capitalization is at the rate
u, S-UD mile, and 1t could not be du-
tHdJed at that figure"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-19
STANDARD OIL CASE.
Government Puts in Evidence to
Sustain Relating Charqe.

Chicago, March 1S-G. A Kennedy.
agent of the Chicago & Alton at Chap
pelle Ill. testified today at the trial of
the Standard oil company on the charge
of giving rebates.
Certain waybills and vouchers were
placed in evidence by the government
These the government attorneys claim
will establish the fact that the STANDARD
accepted Illegal rates from the railroad
During the afternoon numerous freig hit
conductors who had handled the oil tank
cars in the shipments from Whiting Ind
which are mentioned in the indictments.
were called to show the movements of
the cars their departure from Whiting,
Ind. and their delivery at other points
along the line where one run ended. and
another commenced.