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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-03-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Hartford county, Md, letters testamentary
on the estate of
MARIAN 1. ROBINSON,
late of afford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 18th day Of August, 1907,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of February, 1906.
JESSE L. ROBINSON.
Executor
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-03-08

Lot % #. by 80 fl. on Broadway in the
town OF Aberdeen in said district and further
described III a deed from Joseph A. Swingley
and VIE to James Smith. dated June 3Oth,
1907 ana recorded i'll Libcr w. $. F., No l Oh,
folio III; assessed to William y. Smith for
1906 taxes now in ;rrcar, interest thereon
proportional costs and charges to day of sale
amounting ....... 29. %
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-03-08

Mrs Amanda S. Williams, widow of
the late John L Williams, formerly Of
Havre de Grace, died at her home, 1907
Linden avenue, Baltimore, at an carly
hour on Thursday morning. She was
formerly Miss Mitchell, and an aunt
by marriage of Messrs. Stevenson A.
Williams and Frederick r. Williams, of
the Bel Air bar.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-03-08
John LARKIN

Mr.. John Larkin died near the Hickory
on Saturday, aged "a years. He is sur
vived by a widow and two children.
His funeral took place on Monday morn
ing, services being held at the house by
Rev Mr.. Hodge The interment was in
Deer Creek cemetery. The pallbearers
were Messrs. Thomas Poole, William
j. r. Street,, ]. H. England, DR..
O. B. Carcaud and William Wann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01
Gd1metser Gdn9erfeit IN
Caution.

Ndhfen Gonnta9 unb Monta9. 4
uno s., Muauf. iinoet in Canton oas
6. Sbtueiser= Nmeritaniide= @entral.
sdnserfelt itatt. tpo3u 6dnaer unit
@dn9erfreunbe bon Nah uno sSern BERG.
lid eingelaben fno. Gin rei19altiaes
proaramm peripriht au1 benz On.
ipruduoaiten allieitiae llnterbaltunq
uno Mnre9ung.
@antcn 1T cine aaftfreunolihe staot,
cine Der ipenigen Oaien in Obio. nr
es bis iebt Dem Muferelemen.e nod
nidt gelnnsen. bic 9errihaft on iih gu
reiBen.
Earum aebe am Sonntaa nod @an=
ton, iuer Jreuoe atn @eiang uno 2iebs
aur Mulit bat unb uer ben froben Sc.
benssennb gu iddben ueib.
8erne miiroe au1 5dreiber bies Die
Jeitifaot beiu9en, bod iino mir leioer
oerbinoert. benz Wunide Golse 81 lei=
ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01

I'm 90. Suli in garnbil Grou glis
iabe!b Sinsern,an i'm Mlter BON sc
Sabren. Die Nerlforbene par i9on
felt 8 Jabren 9eldhmt.
Mm 26. sJuli in ubri9spiue Wm.
4oGano, bsRer anter Den, ssamen
,Gbortp" beiannt. int QlIter bon rs
Sabren. Ser Hertorbene, tpelher
Sabre lang in ubridspile cine Wirths
fnaft gebalten. NOR aus gn9lano ges
blrtig ; er b,nterldBt cine Wittme.
Mm %. Juli i'm Nrmenbaufe Satob
Nidlaus an eii,eln 0er3ihlo9 i'm Utter
BON 81 Sahren, ii Wonaten uno Is
9agen. Ser Q rfiorbene mar aus Der
6nmeis ae5iirtia. no ct i'm Sabre
1847 als Draaoner ben Gonberbunos-
6elojua mitmadte. Sic 2eihe ipurbe
nod 6banesbile sebradt uno bort am
Montas sur leBten &ube beifattet.
I'm 80. Suli in Denniion See g.
2ptle I'M Mlter BON 81 Sabren an elmer
@ebirnertpeihnng. Ser Nerlorbene
binterldbt elne WittDe uno 3tuei &in=
Der.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01
NaIihes 0em.

Ser syalidminaer nub ietne 3elfersbefer. melhe
baS aId3e Selb uuter b 2ete brinaen, t'eroem pprt
Staaie nit ben ihperiten Straien belest Notb
fb immer. dig jene 8etrii9er iinb aber bic Yudler
ipeltbe ben aranfen ibre iuerthloler Mirtlren fhr
tbemres Gelb anf51maben. 0teie getrlger ioaen bic
bdreiten gtraen erleioen benn fe betri9e oas golf
nibt nnr um ein Sch, iDnbern aud nm oe leBte 0es
Ieqenbeit meber geSunb su iperben M}er an Gopis
fdmersen Mppetitloigfeit, Maneet on SHlaf pber
sipiaer Mtatteteit an Seratlopfen. @ehd1tniB' Nno
Hiifenfhmddbe, gd5pinbeanfauen. Weritppflng laii-
rem Waaqen uber MMftoBfn. on 2eber. nnb Yierenei-
ben nit Gelbiubt unb mdiieri9en NnfADeInngen Der
AMgenlieber 6dnbe nnb s5Se eioct bite id Dor ipls
tber piufherprdparate 6aS nur eine oiiaenbltdltde
GrIehferung perjboft bas uebeI aber riemdlS btilt
fonbern nur peri9limmert Geilung lit in ioltben
Sdlleu nnr ppn ct Yernarbs Rr1uterpien 3n erfpars
len. Dieieben iinb ans ben beilfrdfaiten 1han5en.
aItbe,pdbrten Me3epte Der gelebrteu MDn1e BON st.
Nernarb bergeitelt 3ebntauienben itbDn ein @ctter
aus Der 9obesnotb gepefeu unb in allen ApOtbefe 3n
kaben. 25 Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01

8 GentS SerfamfpOt att2etro.
dteuen 2Naareu.

Rleioernaaren, Ginnen, 6trumpf=
poaren. 0anbihube. GOrietts. nnter.
tleioer. 6ut,paaren, pianos. Drgeln.
Ndbmaihinen. Damenon3lee. Gtirts.
Wefen. 9eppide. 9eppihlduier nit
elmer gsiparniB Don Is. 33 nnb 40
prosent am nd1fen Greitaa. Q. Mn9.,
um 9 llbr 0ormlttags. unlere 9hn=
rem tperoen offen iein unb Sbr tperoet
finoen. oak oies ser ar0bte uno eieen.
artialte 8ertauf Dom Waaren lit. Der
nod ie in Netp philadelphia peranFdl,
tet wuroe. M;r beablidti9en bon iebt
an jeoes Sabr .sinen iolden Yertouf gu
ueraniialten unb mir boffen. oaB ieoe
Yerion uns oiele oner nd1lie Wode be.
iuht uno liebt. uie biuig mir pertau=
fen. 8elbe preistartsn init bsm mp=
thiihen Wreile 8 @snts peroen cine Sc
itbihte Don prufit3erf0rung perttinoen,
Gle Iib i'm 9an3en Store beniettbar
madt. Gin Dpllur. ben 3br in bieiem
9 @silts 0ertauIe anle9t. tuiro Cub
Die h0hiten 3inien brinaen. ben ein
Dollar sud nod ie gtbraht. 4ommt
uno iebt. mie piel gDaaren Sbr bafir
megtraaen t6nnt. Ser Yertauf bonert
penistens 9 9aar, pieQeiht auh ldn=
ger. Wir ratben guh. frlb au tom=
men, ba Diele Der biQiaen Waaren raid
aboeben uerben.
eebt bic preiie unten uno fDmmt.
Seber Gunoe, Der fir $500 Waaren
tauft, erbdlt einen Beien fiir 9 Gents.
>Seber 4un0e, Der fur $500 Waaren
tauft. erbdlt einen &eaenihirm fur &c.
35c GinberhGubhen. oeltift ODER init
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01
=. g. 1trters 8roher sto,
Ofs6nditrake,
Nem Ybilabelpbia, Obin.
Beiut 8aoem ertrmmten.

Mm 6rsitag Nadmlttre nar Spur-
9eon @utbrie bon Wei ubrihspiae nit
orei 6reunoen bel Sslano part IN 9en-
niion am tleinen 9tiamaKer am 6i=
i'ben. Yeoor lie fort sinaen, poate
@utbrie nod elm Bao nebmen ,lno als
ibn bic ssreunbe tparnten, Der ourb pier
len @eaen anseIdmollene GluB lei an
benz plabe tief uno seibeno. laAte er
uno meinte. er lei trdftia nno Elm outer
ShwimnRr unb bic Sade babe teine
@efqbr. ST lieB lid nidt abbalten,
enttleibete iid uno 9in9 in's yYaHer
unb balo oarauf bDrten be 6reunoe
ihn um 0iilfe rufen. sgrt bielten lie
ben 0iilferuf fir einen Gder3, ben lib
aute S1mimmer oft erlauben, balo
ober mertten lie. oaB Gutbrie tplrtlih
IN 9lotb mar uno iie inhteu ibn nit
eiaener Hebensaefabr gu retten, bod
uaren ibre Mniirenaungen unipnl. lie
muBten ben ssreuno Dor ibren Nuaerl
ertrinten ieben.
@uthrie mar aufIeber bss Cpernbau.
ies in ubridsuille unb erreibte Elm Ml=
ter bon SO Sabren. St binterldbt cine
Wittme uno orei tleine 2inoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01

go lautst in allen europdil9en 2dn=
bern bas goltsgei1rei. tpdbrenb in
Nmerita beutsuta9e bas @eihrei er=
t0nte Sang lebe Or. Sings New
Discoberp. Der &6ni9 bon Geblen= uno
2ungen 0eilmitteln." ssrau Sulia
&poer paine. 5ruro. MaH.. iaat oa=
oon .gs perfeblt ME, iofortiae 2inoe-
rung gu gemdbren unb raih 0uiten
ooer Grtdltuns gu furiren." 6rau
paines Meinuna miro bon elmer Mebr=
belt Der gemobner oieies rieIiaen
2anoes setbeilt. Nem Discovery beilt
ihwaAe 2ungen uno tpebe Geblen,
nabbem aQe anbern 9eilmittel un=
miriam uaren uno fir 6uiten uno
grtdltun9en lit es oas einaig libere
6eilmittel. 8arantirt bon gD. 6.
Yeters Gpotbete. preis SOC unb
81. 8robeflaide fret. Sn peter's
Npotbete miro oeutid seiproden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01
3lutt tereuS i1De NedOd)e,a.

W6brtn0 am Sonlltnl Mbero Tneb.
rere perionetl an eirlem 4oblenbonle al
elmer Nlsp Der l2. StroBe babiel
porbei aingen. b0rten lie cine perion ii
oem &oblhaus f6bnen ,tno als bi'
4nilanieri bic Gate tldher lnteriuhten,
iaben lie Yeulab Deiop. bic l6idbrias
SoAter BON 1afapette QeiDp. benuBt=
los IN oem Qohleninuppsn lie9en. Sic
bate ii6 @bloroform perf6oift. ben
stoff auf Elm 9u9 oeidfttet En0 oas.
felbe anf Das @eiidt selsgt nno bate
ae9laubt, ,penn iie in oieier Weiie bas
@blo,oforn einatbme. 10 tinoe lie eiilen
leihten Soo. Das Mdbhen tpuroe in
oas 0aus aebroht uno Elm Nt3t sebolt,
oem es in turser 3eit aslang. bic Sc.
bensniioe tpieoer gum BenuBtlein all
bringeil.,
Beulab Qeibp mar in einem Neltau.
rant i'm part an9sitellt uno mar be-
ihuloi9t tporoen. einen tleinen @elbbe-
traa 9etoblen 3u baben. mas fie in Mb=
reoe lielte uno tporiber lie ii1 10 auf=
reate. oaB iie beiAlOb, ibrenl geben Elm
gn0e sn MAIDEN.
Yeinob 5ur ndmlihen 3eit. ba Beu.
lab Deiop bier ibrem 2sben Elm gnoe
MAIDEN uolte. faBte aud Mnna Grace
in @anal Gopsr Den gntihluB. ppn
biefsr Q8elt NbIdieo 3u nebmen. Nnna
Grace, bic lS Sabre alt lit uno fiir
Soiepb 6rieo IN Ganal Doper arbeitet.
bette lih nit mehreren Betannten per-
abreoet. on oem Bienie uno Der greur-
lion Der @eihdftsleute tbeilaunebmen.
Nm 5onnta9 ma1te man ibr nun aber
Die Witiheilung, ibre Yetbeilisun9 lei
nibt ermiiniht. Dieie beleioi0enoe
3uriidmeiiune bsohte ie in cine folhe
4ufresuu9, oaB iie beihlob gu iterben.
Sic befeiti9te einen @trif um ben Bett-
pfoifen. thlang oas anoere gnoe um
ibren 0als unb lpran9 uom Bette ber=
unter. Die Jamilie ibres Dienitberrn
mar CUR 3eit aepeleno. als bisie.be aber
beimtebrte. bSrte man Winmern i'm
3immer bes Mdbdens unb als man
Die 3biir gum 3immer perfhlollen
fano. bolte Grieo amei Yoli3iten. tuelde
oas 3immerl auffprenaten. Ser 20r=
per bes Mdodens idman9 fret IN Der
Guft uno maro berunteraeihnitien.
Ser R0rper 5ei9te nod 2eben unb benz
berbeiaerufenen Nrste eelang es nad
mebriiiinoi9er Mrbeit, oes Mdo1en
gum BewnBtiein auriif gu rufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01
y Gin odnil9er gibil. eSnaenieur 81

Gin odniider @ipil. .Snsenieur Be.
bauptet, es lei einem Bierbrauer eelun.
gen, Sablets beraulteQen, iuelde in TO-
denoem Wafer aufseloit unb oann ab-
9efiiblt, Elm feines Bier proou3ieren
lollen. - Bon Bier uno Wbisfp-9ab.
lets bat man .mobl idon mebr geb6rt,
aber seieben Bat man nod teine uno ID
1T pobl aud bieie neuslte griinounq
ni6t fowobl oas prooutt zines Brau.
teIiels. als bielmebr cine pbantalie ei.
nes our1tigen 3eitun9smeniben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01

an bebinberter Naftns
atbmuns leiben 3uifAen so unb
70 proaent ainber, beren Golgen,
tpenn iie nibt au redter 3eit ri4tig be-
ei1flubt tperben, iid eben fpdter beim
Grtpa9ienen IN Guberit ,llngiinitigen
Grfheinungen duBern unb 1rr 5u oft
bann als nnberbeHerlide @erGnberunz
gen fi9 ertpeifen.
go arten erf9ienen in,
Sabre 1847 auf benz Martte, aber iie
tpurben f6 ipenis benuBt, baB bic Nez
siernng elm GefeB erlaiien mubte, bas
bic 8orausbe3ablung bes poitselbes
anorbnete unb bas 1856 in Rraft trat.
@pr benz berestsn @eieherlab t6dr
-faum einer unter einem Oubenb 8riefe
nit einer Mdrfe Derfehen.
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&llrmlioe'5.
@eid)irr,p a aren aaer Mrt,

=
Wir baben bic gr6bte Musuabl uno
oas bette @elhirr uno mir garantiren
jeoes Gtiif. 0as mir perfaufen. unlere
Musmabl III often uno Sbr tonnt nod
Belieben taufen mas Sbr mont. Wenn
Sbr @eidirr bei uns tquft, 10 betommi
Shr bic reuelten Gornien unb Detord.
tionen.
Smt.paaren Mno ebirttp tite,t.
gDir baben einise befonoers biuiae
Mrtitel. G4war5e 6firts 3u SO Cts,
81 90 unb 1,50.
0aaridmuf unb Daar36pfe, bonb.
talhen, 9ainenbuder uno SAmufla=
den aller Mrt. 9Dir baben INNER bag
Neuehe. Rleioeriha1teln 3u $l.19,
1.64, 2.25. 800 uno $50. Wir
i0nnen gu0 an bieieln Artiieln @elo
5p0ren.
g6ube ~ biaiasn Breiien. oas
paar 3u $l.25. l.6O Bis 800 oas
paar.
Bon 6pitentsrbdnQe1 un0 9opeien
baben mir iaanier cine 9robe ausmobI
unb nniere $rsile GnD ilnmer bic nieo.
rigfsn. Gs btsablt f1 INNER Sure
Ginidufe ~ maben Ibei
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Gin tuunOerbares 8e9ebnii;.

BORT gpron. gf. g., 1T BON einem
Der !onnoerbariten 0eilfdue 3euse ge=
ueien. uel6e ie befannt puroen. Mmos
s. Sing bon ienem plase iaat:
. .8udlen's Nrnica Salbe beilte cine
Wunoe an meinem Bein, moran id)
langer als 80 Sabre gelitten bate. sd
bin jebt IS Sabre alt." Garantirt ole
Wunoen 3u beilan. Is Gents. in pe=
ters 4pstbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01

2lm Gnoe Ser 5aiion'iit ~ erparten,
oae Ole Dinee nadeeben.
Denn ireeno etrpas unter .Guren Rlst
oern nadeiebt, 70 1T BIER Ger plab nm
oas Sehenoe 3u erneuern.
5pe,ielle preii, fir ale 2lnjuee oie
aus Rod uno lDeite bsuehen, cine cute
2lusmahl.
Die erlten perbltnooen iino einsetrof-
fen, 5teiie hute.
DIE SENnAU5ER eLOTHING 60.
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- gbarles Jor mollte am Dienlto9
nlit~einer Wagenlaouns 6eu bonn Slo-
!omn 9bale nad Der 5taot fabren.
nls iein Waaen am Nbhan9e zines 0l=
aels umltiirste. Gor fam nit einigen
0erlebun9en i'm, @elibte bapon.
- Sic &eaenlfiirme Der lebten Wo=
DE baben in ben Wei3snfeloern groben
S6aben anaeribtet. syn Srollep
8a0ep. i'm 6tliben 0olmes Gountp,
ipuroen 500 @arben bon Der sslltD
fortserilien. u
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9etratbsb e,utui8angea

Norris S. Sobnion, Nem gomerstomr
- N9nes s. Gieger. Canal Dooer.
0arrD Nfermann Nbaline Goblin,
beioe bon Nem philadelphia.
Daniel 0pbiel Wlittie Dearborff.
belize bon u6rihspiae.
Geo. Wln. Nnoerlon - Mabel Warie
Solar. beioe bon Beioler.
8. s. Goof = Sarah u. 0abn. Metp
pbilaoelpbia.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-29
TODAY'S MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, MO.-Cattle re
ceipts, 1000, 10 to Is cents higher
Cows strong. Southern Steers, S3.5C
a s5.25. Southern Cows $3.50 a So.
rs. Stockers and Feeders, $3.50 a 81.
80. Bulls, $40 a s4.65. Calves. $3.75
a s6.25. Western Fed Steers, s4.2;
a s5.75. Western Fed Cows, $3.25
a s4.75.
SHEEP.-Receipts 5000. strong
Muttons $5.75 a $500. Lambs 500
a $500. Range Wethers, $500 q
S7.25. Fed Ewes $3.50 a $3.50.
CHICAGO, Ill.-Cattle, receipts. 16,
600. market for cows weak. Others
10 cents higher. Beeves $3.50 a So
55. Cows S1.75 q s4.7O. Heifers $3.50
a $40. Calves $3.50 a 800. Good
to Prime Steers, $3.50 a $685.. Poor
to Medium. $3.50 a $3.50. Stockers
and Feeders. $500 a $5.-5
SHEEP.-Receipts $4,000. 10 cents
lower. Western s4.25 a s6.4O. Yearl-
ings. s6.1O a S7.2O. Lambs S7.25 a
$500. Western s6.25 a $3.50.
ST. LOUIS, MO.-Wool, steady, ter
ritory and. western mediums 30 a 24c.
Fine Medium 90 a 211ac. Fine Is a
lie
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R. E. Muncy, the transfer man, was
badly hurt at 8:20 this morning while
driving one of his carriages to make
the morning train. His team had not
been perfectly hitcned to the cab and
a runaway was the result While hop
es are entertained for his recovery.
Mr.. Muncy is known to be seriously
hurt about the head, neck and shoul-
3ers.
Starting from the Muncy stable on
East Seventh ST., the team hitched
to the carriage went off in a run the
first thing, being high spirited horses.
One line had not been fastened to
the bit and the horse thus party free
vas the leader in the race. The team
hit a glancing lick on a post near the
table and then came on to Main ST.,
Mr.. Muncy retaining hold on the lines
and trying to control the horses. They
ran at full speed up Main to Fifth,
the depot street, and there were seen
20 partly turn in the direction of the
1epot. When about half turned, the
horses wheeled either of their own in
tention or by the guidance of the driv-
er, and started up Main again. But
they had turned too far. Before they
could gain the center of the street.
the outfit ran with crash full into
the iron watering fountain in front
Of the court house square. One horse
missed the fountain and, breaking
loose, ran on up Main. The carrigae
tongue struck the fountain, and was
broken squarely off. The other horse
struck the bowl of the fountain and a
1ind leg was broken completely off.
Mr. Muncy was pitched forward, high
above the fountain and horses
md turning Summer-Sault, land
I'd on the ground several feet in
'front.' of the rig. He was unconscious
when the crowd of spectators reached
Ills side, but soo1 revived enough to
yet on his feet, unassisted. which ne
lid contrary to the advice of the ply
'ician who was passing and witness
ed the accident, and his friends.
The injured man was carried to his
home on North Pecos Avenue where
ne is still partly delirious. The ex-
lct nature of mis- injuries cannot be
announced. 1t is not thought any
bones are broken He may recover
speedily without much trouble. but If
he does, he may consider himself
lucky.
The injured horse was shot soon af-
-er his helpless and suffering condi-
ion was discovered.
The watering fountain had a large
piece broken out of its bowl and the
carriage was broken up considerably
in the collision.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-29
BASE BALL TOMORROW AFTER
NOON BETWEEN JAFFA. PRAGER
G. CO., AND JOYCE-PRUIT CO. 76-t1
Rosario Emilio Still - iarne

From Captain News.
The whereabouts of Rosario Emilio
the twice sentenced murder, VINO
broke Jail s5 Lincoln on April 27 are
still shrowded in mystery. The sher-
iff's office is still hopeful of effecting
his capture, and that soon; but as to
how. where and when, mum is the
word. 1t is generally believed, how
ever. that his escape was carefully
planned by a shrewd tactician, who
supplied MIN with a reasonable roll
of the 'needful" and threw in some
valuable pointers. There are others,
whose opinions are worth considering
who believe that he is still within easy
distance of the Jail from which he es-
capped, and is being carefully groomed
and when the right time comes for Ais
departure he will be disguised so
that his brother wouldn't know him,
and will be financially able to travel
quickly and comfortably. One thing
is certain, that he has escaped SO far,
and completely covered his tracks.
Several hundred photographs of the
fugitive, with his description printed
on back, have been mailed to outside
officers.
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honored guests.

HonOTeQ guests.
Many Confederate veterans are ar
deIt admirers of Colonel Scnoomaker
owing to his generous treatment OF
the southerners during and after the
war. He was in command of the ad-
vance cavalry of General Hunters ar
my in the Lynchburg raid ald became
noted among his opponents as a gal
liant but courteous foe. 1t was Colo
mel Schoomaker who saved the Lex
ington Boys academy from being fir
ed upon during the raid.
Colonel Schoomaker was a personal
friend of the late General John B.
Gordon and was invited by him to at
tend the last Confederate reunion, but
the sudden death of General Gordon
prevented an acceptance. Hearing of
Gordon's friendship for Schoomaker,
General Lee sent the following invita-
ton to the latter:
My dear comrade| learn that Gen
eral Gordon, just before his death, in
vited you to attend the reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans, and
tnat you did not come because of his
death. Now. as my comrades friend,
/ renew this invitation and request
you to attend the reunion at Richmond
Virginia, and trust that our lives may
be spared, and that we may become
such friends as you and Commander
Gordon were"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-29

in the New Broadway Magazine You
can retain your equilibrium easily in
watching them, by remembering that
Walker, of New Britain, is hiding
somewhere a fugitive from Justice
that Bigelow, of Milwfa ukee, is in pri-
son; that there are many other men
who went down hard with big crash
es: and that, for every one of the big
men, there are ten thousand little
men, whose losses are smaller but
not "a whit less fatal You would find
some of them tonight in New York,
if you knew in what window to look,
figuring anxiously and endlessly, look
ing over insurance papers to see if
further loans are admissible. Their
wives are sewing. their daughters are
studying stenography You will find
others hanging about hotel 1obbies,
and the moment you catch their eye
or grip their hands, you know that
they are nervous, distraugnt, broke.
estless-typical Wall. Street victims
The others, professionals, parasites,
satellites, winners, you will find in the
cafes and hotel restaurants, making
up large part of the crowds at Sher-
ry's and Delmonico's, Martins and
Rector's, the Waldorf Manhattan, AS
tor. ST. Regis. and Holland House.
Wall Street, by day, demands the
Great White Way at night. From the
moment the market opens till its close
the game is a fast and furious one of
sharp trickery, clever lodging, raillery
bluffing, hypocrisy, lying. Nerves are
constantly tense; the brain must be
clear and quick at every move. Sue
cessful lying uses up gray matter;
and the flash and festivity of the Ten
derloin at night is just unnatural
enough to fit in and offer the kind of
recreation desired.