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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-11-02

The Beer That Made The Bookstore Famous.
4 Drink Hires Root Beer, will not
make you drunk but sure is fine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-11-02

Fine Cape Cod cranberries at Har-
dins. Phone ID.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-11-02

The Beer That Made the Book Store
Famous
Drink Hires Root Beer will not make
you drunk but sure is fine.
At the Book Store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-11-02
Ladies

who ride .s,ride vii find our line d Ssdde
and Bride, more suitable for their use.
MACON MERCANTILE co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
CAUGHT BY
FALLING WALL
Remarkable Escape of Work
men in Building Collapse in
Cincinnati - Dozens Hurt ;
None Die.
Try Morning journal soerlll Leased wire

lBy Morning journal special Leased Wire /
Cincinnati, July 2-fifty-two men
had a remarkable escape from death
y the cullapsing Of q foar-slory bust
ness block on Main street his after
noon, onlg ten being injured and none
Of those dangerously. The accident
was caused by tn" weakening OF fouu-
datioHs by the excavation being made
at ,he corner Of Ninth and Main
streets for the new ten-stoty building
Of the Second National bank and the
building that fell was that occupied
a White. It's outer wall fell over into
he excavation, where the laborers
were enjoying ther midday meal. For
~ laborers were employed on the ion
ana most Of them were seated around
the excavation when the Wall fen. In
the wrecked building were q dozen
other men, some of whom were shot
u through the windows and wreck
Ago into the street. That numbers
we're not killed outright seemed little
less Fhan miraculous However, the
Hmbers tn failing formed arches. n
Ter which the men were safely
louscd. Not until nearly two hours
after the accident was IL positively
known that no one was Killed. Auto
mobiles were offered for service and
carried to the hospitals the ten
men who were found TO require the
attention of surgeons. Property loss
SD. OOU.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
Whose Say-so Is Best ?

Wth nearly all medicines + up Tor
sale through druggists. one has go take
the maker say-so alone as o. their cura-
tive value or course. such testimony is
not that ~ a disintorvsted party and
accordingly ~ not O. b. given The same
credit hs Z written from dIs.utcrested
motives DIR. PIerce's medicine, how
ever. form a single and therefore striking
exception Co this rule Their claims 20
the confidence uf inNalIds docs not rest
solely upon their makers say $50 ur
praise. Their ingredients are nj ttcrs q
public know edge, being printed on each
separate bottle wrapper Thus Invalid
sufferers are taken into ur pIorcc's iul.
confidence. Scores Of leading mcdica.
men have written enough 90 Nl volumes
10 praise 81 the curative value OF the
several ingredients entering into these
veil knoWu medicines.
Amongst these writer's vr End such med.
ieal hehts az puf FINLEY inlnrwsah ~ p,
10 Bennett Medical toiieEe tht.aEu. Prot
halcu 90 She same city Prot John " s.ud
Ger ~ ID late % ~ttncluuaf. IhIn. lfnf
John kuue n u. latc, 4 t~.ucluHaIL uhio.
% IrHgulua Medical College. % IA
and scores 90 others eqgallv eminent
~ ilrrccs igrurite Prescription cures
the uorsf cases ~ female wcakuess puflap-
sus arfcFerslOn aud uUtrareriau ard rarra-ts
irregularities rurus painful EFU0as dries uu
dis1greoahIe aud weakening drains sHmr.
LES MNHHHH ~ AH"ANH| AA"N|NN MAM A N.MNNN
fIle 20 other diseases uNauIIar "a women
Bear in mfud. 90 h. nos a patent uur even
seer~t MEDICINE. but tbu lafuufe IrHerun-
tlHu 90 O uaEulany educated physician. @
large tKuFrieurr in ~ rur uf auman.
peculiar aIlmuutS who frankly and rHnnd-
iuElF takes bis patients into MS full rfr-
ntruCn Nt fe.lluE them fust ha EHs ~rrH.
suuitHr Il ntmuuacd - 90 un other medic
riue uaf 20 for uuman's special mainl.es
auu al1 fnnraEl ufaGEisfs ran H D. SAID
hat the maAerI j. not afraid O. dcsi thus
fraGklF. UlaHIr aud hnuuTahir. hF letting
evrrr raHart using the saue AMOS exactly
shat Naf j. faalnC
>ick sanlen are invited 81 consult nr
Pierce tF lrttsr. free al correspond
en0c Do E-laaIHi as sacreiIr secret aud
acWaHF .rucos arr projected hy
profess nal Frtacy. Addness Dr. MN.
Pierce. EahaHH ~. Y.
iins tl preserve health ana beauty Il
to.l in Ut IUrec's Common sense Med
Teal Adj Do 3 fHoa Fer 8 PAPER
covered rIr al nr o. y pIeroe nuf-
ia y u rrrent stamps fo cover
mailing HHiH In cloth bUnliuE 80 sfampA
1t. iiertas Pellets NV constipation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
WILL
AGAIN SEEK
OFFICE
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY
FROM COUNTY JAIL
Mayor Also Promises
TO Do Things to Court if His
Case Is Not Speedily Passed
Upon,
lBy Morning Journal Special leased wlre.I

IBy Morning journal Special feased Wire.I
san Francisco. July Mayor Eu-
gene r. Schmitz. who Is awaiting sem
tence under conviction of cXtortion. IN
an Interview this evening authorized
the Associated Press 10 say That he
VIII be q candidate for recollection IT,
"A fourth term and that he has already
begun the preliminary worB Of his
campaign. lie declared that ne IS
confident Of winning at the polls. and
tina nothing VIII prevent him from
running except the denial by the APP
pellatc and supreme courts Of the APP
peal he is preparing to make t1r =
new trial OF the charge OF which he
convicted BIS a jury in the SUI
pcriur court.
Another announcement by the
mayor that he viii bring mandnmus
proceedings against Judge Dunno ff
his sentence Is not forthcoming next
Monday az promised. rntil judgment
Is passed the mayor cannot carry his
appeal 10 the higher courts - un-
III he has appealed me has no hope OF
gaining admittance to bail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
PROSECUTOR DAVID
NAY LAND KOCkEEELLEK

FlndI0Y. OhiO-, july TT JOhn y.
Rockefeller Be- In Cleveland ne H.
within the grasp of Prosecutor VIII
liam N. David of Hancock county. ana
10 he is called upon bN the federal au-
thoritics az Chicago to assist in his
capture he wiz simply call auoth ~
case AGAINST the Standard Oll company
and sec that the personal guarantee
OF }. O. O'Donnell. vice president and
general manager of the ohio oil
company. and James G.. Troup his 3t-
torncN. is carried out Janu"fy 29 Lass
agreed with Prosecutor David To-
have the Oh King appear here as soon
a4 wanted but prayed That such n
couts, might be- spared the aged gen
f.uII
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
ROCKEFELLER
RUN COVER
IS BELIEF
MARSHAL THINKS HE'S
AT CLEVELAND HOME
SubpoenaS Served on All the
Standard Officials Wanted,
Save John D, and His Brother
William,
lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.

fBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire. !
Cleveland. July 2-Forest Hill. the
suburban home Of John -. ROckefcl-
Ter. was besiegod by United States
Marshal Frank NJ. Chandler, and "a
corps Of deputies representing the de-
mcnt Of justice from early this morn
ing until after nightfall today. Up to
that hour the efforts Of the federal
officials 10 serve the subpoena issued
from Judge Lands court in Chicago
on MI. ROCKEFELLER had been unsuc-
cessful and Marshal Chandler and his
deputies viii tomorrow continue pick
citing the Rockefeller estate.
Access ~ the lodge was denied Il
deputy marshal at . O'Clock this af-
ternoon and Marshal Chandler at that
time announced he would ask the de-
partmcnt of justice al Washington for
further authority in the case. Later
he was admitted to The lodge. n
Superintendent Jones Of the Rockcfei-
Ter estate informed him hat he ard
his deputies could have the freedom
Of the place, a disclaimer being en-
tered that the barring OF the gate
against the deputy marshal was neal
shHl Chandler would not aay positively
tonight that ne believed Mr.. IiOckefcl-
Ter to be at Forest Hin, but ne sail
he felt sure that the latter IL nov
within The jurisdiction of the fedora!
of northern Ohio.
Chandler. after remaining about
the house for an hour. returned down
town. leaving his deputy on guard
with a subpoena for Mr.. Rockefeller.
Easing my opinion upon private
opinion and indications at Forest lin
J ann almost certain that Mr.. Rookie
Teller is now at his Cleveland home.
SAID Marshal 'hahdler TO-DAY
JUST now or Nhfn n' all!E'u.
,o npl hn"W' pul ~ l"1Hs ~ nus"
!, ! w. ,i,,tuas c,. "m,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
KOREA INSISTS
ON HEARING
At HAGUE
APPEAL TO AMERICANS
DELEGATES TURNED DOWN
Discrimination of UniteS States
10 Further Antagonize Japan
Cited as Reason for Refusal
10 Recognize Koreans,

fBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire !
The Hague. July THE peace con-
ference today adopted six articles sub
ipct to calculations or changes in the
final wording.
Turkey announced her desire for a
Modification OF the emblem 81 the
Red Cross. allowing her 10 use the
crescent instead of the cross, and Per
sia presented q request 20 use the red
sun and the lion instead 81 the cross
An official note issued today says
that owing 10 the delay Ia the trans
lation Of the speech OF Joseph u.
Choate on The i~nNiolabiity Of private
property at sea, he meeting ~ The
committee Of maritime war fixed for
tomorrow has been postponed until
Frida..
The Subcommittee on arbitration
met this afternoon. NJ Bergoise pre-
siding 10 discuss the American pro-
gram regarding the collection 81 pub
he debts. Mr.. Choatc and James
Brown Scott were among those pres
Ont
italy has presented 10 the sub-com-
mittee on arbitration an amendment
on the subject OF the court Of arbi-
tration proposing that a finding Of
The court he valid. eve II one Of The
HfUittfH FflhAti ~ NlNu IT,
Holland proposed o resolution that
twenty-four hours must elapse be-
tween q declaration % war or the
presentation Of an uifimatum and the
opening % hostiiities, n also pro-
vidinF hat the neutral powers mus
he notified OF a declaration Of war
MI Choate's proposition to adopt
the words. And 20 the desirable end
that the siRnatory powers should Of
fer their good offices and mediation
10 article 3 Of part H. Of the couvcn-
ton Of 1899. was approved unanl-
mous'..
fhe japanese presented a PROPOSE
ton on the subject ~ treatment NJ
bellieerent ships In neutral waters.
which read.
Firs.-Belligcrcnt ships cannot use
nedtral ports or waters for any mili-
tar. purpofe
second H|olligcreht ships cannot
remain IN neutrnl ports or waters
LONGER Than twenty-four hours except
in the case ~ putting To sen being
dan ~"ro
"Third-Morc than three b%cligcr-
en-, ships belonging 10 the amt state
cannot enter a neutral port
Fourth Belligerent ships are
strictly forbidden 20 strengthen their
forces ln o. manuer while in neu-
trnl uorts ot waters. mr. 20 take ON
board ammunition. coal " provisions
Fifth Mdrshtps no. cnnformlnE
with these rules shall be- disarmed aud
iuttr ncd fer the remainder of the war
by the neutral power whose port or
ports may have been entered
The members at ihc korean dolce
CATION made repeated attempts TODAY
to be received bs Afr. Choaie ANA
~fiencrtl Porter who refused. hor
ever. Go see them Tor the same rcu-
sons advanced bv N Nollldom
The Me tourant auAs anothcr
reason of his refusal ON the part of
tho American dciefafes arises from
The strained relations between japan
and america
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
EXPRESS TRAIN PLUNGES
INTO FREIGHT: TWO DIE

sunbury. Pa, july 2-Tha Hu0dlo
express un the PENNSYLVANIA lailrH1i O.,
which lrft Philadelphia 40 N-s Ibis
morning cslided vth q frciea, trair
east af there this afternoon. killing En-
pres, Messenger ENrc and Fireman
Melville aud iuiurlug 81 dozen n'a-
sr- including seven passenger.
Information received 600 the Penn
sNIyluI8 railroad offices boz fhilairi-
phll. .eardinu tho wreck at %Suuhur|
B. tu fhr effect that tWn ~traiuule1 MORO
kilirI and fourteen other persons ,-
Iur.I. twelve OF whom were plssru-
gers The passenger are reported
only .fIghtly hurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Tr-iin. Iul, e-Emperor william
has acknowledged King Edwards Inc
ltation 20 visit Windsor castle FOR
five dsNs in November. in q most
courteous mauner but without ace
scptlng IS Internationally. saying 90
Is understood that De- viii only be-
nlr iu give u nnat answer after some
Questions regarding personal business
40. .af"H.H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
PRISON SENTENCE AND
BIG FINES FOR BANKERS

Fort smith. Ark. JulE Judge
Rogers TODAY passed sentence upon
che following officers off the defunct
southern Bark mud Trust company.
convicted by 20 jury last Saturday of
using The mails % dDfrHud g. c.
Waller. ~ Texas. president. and D..
Homer lemon rittsburg vice pre-i-
ient. fine $1,000 eanh ana Is De- Im-
nri-oncd ln the peuitentisry Tor thir-
ry-fnur months. Ed Hunt. cashier.
and j NJ fauE-.1ne. Dr.. director. to
nav fines of $500 and $500. rcspcct-
H.rfr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
Heroine Celebrates anniversary.

New York. july Miss Ida LOWS.
Grace Darling of America as She Is
known. who lived for httv years az
Lime Rock lighthouse off New York
port, r. L., celebrated her golden am
niversafy as e resident of that historic
spot, yesterday For tw~cnty-cignt
years Miss Lewis has been the keeper
of the beacon, succeeding her father.
Miss Lewis was 6S yacts Of age ia
March last. but b. still alert I'm body
and mind Practically AN Newuor:
cook part in the celebration for the
'voplr are proud OF tho brave woman
who has to her credit the saving OF
eighteen lives from sea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
BRlTISHERS DINE
WITH MARK TWAIN

London. July Miss Harry Britain
gUe "a dinner tonight in honor of
Mari Twain Among the guests WyrH
Lord tutzou .uato brpeV Mr and
Mrs Anthony Hope Hawkins and Ma
ri. tptrilt
Julu HHnnikcr Hcnton entertained
Mar Twain at luncheon at che house
Of co., nmons today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
BATTLESHIPS NOT
GOING TO PACIFIC
Secretary Loeb Denies Rumor started
by Talk of Trouble With Japan.

oyster Bay, June THE publish
ed reports that sixteen battleships Of
the Atlantic fleet are TO be transferred
To the Pacific coast because Of the
anti-American feeling In Japan, were
denied today by William Loeb, Presi-
dent Roosefelt's secretary.
Loeb said that the report is with
out foundation I'm fact. that such
movement has never been considered
by the president. and that its consid-
Grafton Is not contemplated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
CLARK LOSES HARD
FOUGHT CASE
United Verde Stakeholder Sc
cures Order Requiring Sen
ator to Account for Three
Hundred Millions


Nov I0Tk, july TITO Nm0rIC0l
tomorrow wiz Soy
Hy a decision Of Judge Amend. iu
special sessions OF the supreme court.
which was made public yesterday, eX-
senator william a. clark must nee
count for an the DEALING of the
United Verde copper company, in
Vclvlur the sum Of more than $500
u01 0nu Thc decision comes after
eight Nctre of litigation. as the result
of o. auit brought hy George A. Tread
we'll fur the minority s~tockhuldcrs.
The United Verde mine is located at
Jerome. Arly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
SIBPOENNS SERVED on
All but ROCkEIEILEKS

Chicago. July THE government.
has -uc,,eded In serving with subpoc-
mas ai The men wanted here 10 tO-tify
a- Go thr finances Of the Standard on
company excepting William ltolNetcl-
Ter and John b. Rockcfcllar.
standard OH counsel denied a rec
port that the Rogkefcllcrs Wnull ro
advised 90 accept service of the SUBJ
nuI.L.-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

bage wagons was practically ended TO-
day. All the drivers Of garbage wag-
ons returned to work under promre
Mayor Mcclellan tha- their
grievances VIII be considered.
The strike Of the ice wagon drivers
was broker 10y a large num le~ II The
Individually returning &c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
CROWDED EXCURSION
STEAMER STRIKES ROCK
Passengers Taken Safcl, Ashore ia
life Boat~.

Sow london. conn. lu'y --The
ean NTfN 90 Lawrence running tn
H'a.E ISLAND. ran ashore In fac or
Uf..k U..k at the mouth uf thc Neu
rnUI.n harhnr. fndH1. stove "a big
hnIe ln her bow and rapidly nIIcd
Hitn H The hHlf uHN crowded
WIth tx.Hf~IonIsis. Whu were taken fn
Point Boo thr steamer boats
IHr steamers position upon the
rn.h was such Chat Poo could not
sI.E
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Palermo. Julv "A biz Industrial
strike has broken uut here sud 10000
men have topped work. The town is
occupied hN troops ana there have
been many conflicts To-day the .lr-
hITstr. had to charge n crowd with
drawn HrrN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Kiel Germany july Tho Eln
prror William. thv empress Primo
,d,ibort and O. large party. sailed tnt
Copenhagen today uu doe imperial
YACHT tluhenzulleru Co visit thr ba-
uish court after which the emperor
VIII iake hls annual cruise iu SgtndI
uuNlHn waters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

AHeus FautEase m powder ne cures palm
COL Hnarlina nervous feet and Instantly
takes the stiuE uaf ~ rorns and hunions
Aans FestsEaaa makes tight ~ new SHOES
Peel ansE 90 30 "a ..rtaln curr fnr sasaUuE
aHua swollen nrai acrfnr fees Try e.
f.isf srii tF on fraErists and shoe stores
nf maM faf 8r Dol stamps Dent accept any
Fur PRES trial parEaKe also free
sample ~ th- FoHr-EAsr ~1uifaN CORN
PAD = reu irrrrfiau address Allen =
umsle1 Le Roy - 4 -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Rome. July slight earthquake
shocks We're felt today at Tolmezzo.
san Dauieie and Amaro, near t'due.
'apital Of the province OF. that name.
rolmezZo is IN the Algs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
Lineman Killed by Live Wire.

III PasO. June &c. H.. Sp&ngle,
aged forty. "a lineman, came i'm CON
tact with a live wire on a pole here
TODAY and was e-lectrocuted. making
the fourth nan e~lectrocuted heLe in a
month
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
ANARCHISTS EXCLUDED
FROM JUBILEE PARDON

Rome July at was announced
today that the government hau
granted amnesty 90 all political q
arsss offenders with the exception of
anarchist. pa the occasion Of "a,
Ff.fHf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
England snghtly shakcn.

WallaseN, England. July "A
light earthquake shock was felt here
lt noon today. M damage was done.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

So ALBrQuERQUE. tN THE TERRGToRY OF NEW MEXICO.
Ar THE CLOSE or BUSINESS. MARCH %. 1907.
The Jasper news., 1907-06-20

raised him In the esteem Of the Mol
lies and he was admitted to full men,
bership and to their confidence. He
had, however, to be initiated over
again, because members Of one lodge
or division could not be admitted to
the deliberations of other lodges or
divisions.
Prominent In the Order.
To attain his ends McParlan found
that he would have to out-Molly the
Mollies. He intensified the character
he had first assumed. He became q
loud brawler. He boasted of having
committed all crimes, from petty lar
ceny to murder. He was ready to
drink, sing, dance, court (, girl or
fight. He pretended sympathy with
the perpetrators Of crime after its
commission, which he had been unable
to prevent and the full details of which
he was anxious to discover. He be-
came secretary OF his division. At
meetings Of the order he was the loud
est talker and the biggest Molly Of
them all. But he never asked man
to join the order, and he never by
word or deed suggested or encouraged
crime.
Circumstances compelled him to
drink great deal Of bad whisky. He
became sick in consequence. His hair
fell out. He lost his eyebrows. His
eyesight became impaired. He looked
like freak with his green spectacles,
bald pate, rough shirt and old linen
coat staggering through the streets.
No one suspected Jim McKenna, or
dreamed that he was at work night
The Jasper news., 1907-06-20

Kenna, but his real name was James
McParlan, and he,iwas detective, said
the district attorney. When McParlan
was called to the witness stand the au-
dlence could scarcely believe that the
quiet, gentlemanly, yet cool and reso-
lutte detective was the wild and reck.
less Jim McKenna they had known.
Eleven Mollles Hanged.
McParlan was on the stand four
days. He told his story simply and
amazed every one by his revelations.
The most searching cross-examina.
tion failed 10 find flaw In his testi,
mony. When he told the story OF
his being suspected Of being a de.
tective, intense silence prevailed in
the court room. For the first time the
prisoners manifested uneasiness.
There were many Mollies present, and
they listened with blanched cheeks to
the recital.
At the close of the trials Prey Cow.
an paid a fine tribute to McParlan.
After warning the public that Il there
was another murder in that county by
that society there would be "an in.
quisition for blood with which moth
ing that had been known In the an
nails of criminal jurisprudence could
compare" he added:
"And to whom are we Indebted for
the security we now have? To whom
do we owe all this? Under the 1ivine
providence of God. to whom be all the
honor and glory, we owe this safety to
James McParlan, and II ever there was
a man to whom the people OF this
county should erect monument. II IL
James McParlan, the detective"
AS result of the trials IL mer
were hanged, and about 40 others sent
to state prison. That was a deatt
blow to the Mollies. They have mo-
been heard from since then. Ans
now. after q generation, McParlan Ii
one Of the central characters. In tn,
great drama. one OF the scenes o
which II being enacted in Idaho.
The Jasper news., 1907-06-20

r. HE most noted society event In
! Washington In many "A year will
be the wedding of Miss Helen Dent
Wrenshall, pretty and talented
Washington girl, to Chaffee Grant, OF
San Diego. CAL. grandson of the late
Gen. Ulysses s. Grant, which will be q
function of the early June. While the
blood of the greatest general America
has produced courses through the
veins of the young future bridegroom.
the brideto.be boasts OF a lineage
aqually aristocratic. Miss Wrenshall
says she is lineal descendant of Al
fred the Great. " : "a
When but young boy young Grant
was sent tp Washington byhis father,
to attend school. He remsihed sherS
for two years, and during this period
he became acquainted with Miss
Wrenshall. Although very young the
attachment was very strong. and after
The Jasper news., 1907-06-20

and delighted the fans, who were wild
with enthusiasm, The ball went over
the head OF the center fielder and was
lost In the tall grass
Before 1t was recovered Justice Har.
Ian had reached the home plate, where
he stood slipping mint julep which,
had been prepared hurriedly for the
agile .Kentuckian as a reward for lin.
Ing out q four.base hit and showing
the younger element how to get
around the bases.
1t Is feared there will be vacancy
on the supreme bench, as Home Run"
Harlan has already received offers Of
contracts from number OF ball teams
which are weak at the bat and need
heavy hitters.
The Jasper news., 1907-06-20
JUSTICE HARLAN WINS
BALL GAME BY HOME RUN


JUSTICE HARLAN Of the United
- States supreme court, aged "a
years. made home run and won the
game In baseball contest at the an
nual shad bake given by the Wash
ington Bar association at Marshall
Hall, Nd. the other day.
When Justice Harlan went to the
bat the score was a tie and the UNI
pire had called two strikes and three
balls. 1t was a critical and exciting
moment. when Justice Harlan smash
ed the sphere wicked swat squarely
on the nose and drove 1t to deep CEN
ter. He started around the bases and
his leg work was really marvellous.
His sprinting qualities surprised