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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
FAMILIARITY OFTEN
BRttDS CONTEMPT

In time 1t is believed that c,t,vsns
WIZ get so accustomed to seoinr tho
Explosives tags on freigth cars and n
rev cases OF high explosives thrown
around promiscuous like. TINT shavu,
eease to act like the Irishman whom
seeking position In n stone ouarry
raaay approached the boss. who
was serving out Dynamite nj tho time
anu put In his plea for a lob "no
you Know what this is?" said tho
ooss' exhibiting stick of dynamite
sure. MS doinamite." said pa,
nave YOU plenty OF ncrve?" aska, |
'ne boss. Sure again said Pa, |
III | throw this dynamite aftv FOO,
IN the air and fail to catch n ao
you Know whatll happen?" said PAT.
Wen sure happen somewhere e,se -,
with this the boss threw the stic,, On
"ie ar deftly catching Il on its do.
scent and turning round to Pat. said.
Did you move PatY" His rcjoinder
was starlling. "No. sorr, but felt
ZEAL bad" 'S'
me boss probably knew what he
vas doing. Pat hadn't got IN tno
,.ase whero contempt comes in. but
mere We're many pair OF eyes watch
ns mo car with the great big ex-
ios'ses label in position at the a
reight yard on Princeton avenue in =
uii view or all the office windows b
n Princeton avenue and must have =
'it ito say the least) very sick when .
'e car was found to contain moth
" more dangerous than furniture
But why that explosives tar9 h
'me day Its going to fool some one "
don't pay to be too familiar.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
Moroccan Trouble
Caused By The Powers
rV.ptIITy TO AGREE on A UNIT
ED PLAN OF ACTION

Paris Nov THE constant pull
i,g ana hauling between the powers
e reeponsible for most Of the trou-
t,o IN Morocco, according to gov
eminent yellow book just lssueu'
England. II IS declared, has Oech
anxious 70 have France act promptly
ana vigorously against the rebellious
tribesmen. while Germany sent az
unfriendiy note concerning the dis
enbarkatlon OF troops to protect
foreigners at Casablanca' Whlie
spaln showed an Indifferent attitude
Tbo compiiers Of the book don
think there would have been muci
trouble dealing with the Moroccan
were there not 50 much frietioi
among those engaged IN the TASK
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
SUPRESE COURT
DOING BUSINESS

Charleston, Nov. THE death OF
n relative caused Judge Brannon 10
ho absent from the bench on Tues
dav and wednesday. The supreme
court. By the way. seems to be IN
clined to get rid Of some OF the cases
before them by the large number OF
decisions 1t is handing down from
eight to dozen day seems TO DE-
something out of the ordinary ana IN
consequence the force about Inv
clerks office is kept busy keeping
up. nor As there any let-up IN eh'
number of new cases coming up L
the court.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
AGREEMENT MAY
Be REACHED

London, Nov. 7--Unlon ralIro1u
men are choosing their representa-
tives today to confer with the ON
claIs OF the transportation companies
throughout Great Britain relative TO
a settlement OF the unIonists' grieY-
snces. The general opinion is tha'
an agreement will be reached, thus
avoiding n disastrous strike.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
DemocFats All Right
1 In Maryland

baltimore, Nov The returns
from fvo counties are stu ihcom'
.nlete. but those received Indicate !"
tho others that the Democrats elect
"a Governor by nearly eight thou
Sand majority. The rest OF the
nemocratlc state ticket is also sue
cessful. Democrats will control the
LEGISLATURE by a large majority.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
OF Wheat
Very PrtnOunctd

Chicago, Nov In response to
weak cables the selling OF wheat
today was very pronounced. Cash
ma,kets we're also weak, but po~cr-
fnI enough TO have a marked chec'
on the sEeeulative market. There
.eens o be- prsistont desire TO sell
the market short. This may DO
traced To the continued strins'ncY
In the morey market. Conservative
oh, crrcrs are under the impression
thai there VIII bc no appreciate diff
terence 80 One soyerumcnts estimate
OF crop. when So 90 be issued short
| iy.
Countr yoflcrings we're fair "hlIo
the export demand was limited the
coarser graina acted sympatheticaliy
with wheat There was some seIAns
of corn on continued good weather
reports. Cash markets were SO"
ana export trade was fairly good q
further decline OF .n grains is look
ed for.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
REPUBLICANS CARRY
NEW JERSl

NEW JEKSE1'
Trenton. y. j., Nov. frank $.
Katzenbach, Jr., Democratic candi-
date for governor of New jersey 4
last night conceded the election or
John Franklin Fort, his Republican
/ ouponent and made the following
statement:
"From the eomewhat incomplete
returns Furnished l believe that
Judee Fort has been elected.
greatly appreciate the support given
me and the efforts OF my friends IN
my behalf
The following Is copy Of the dis
patch sent to Judge Fort:
"Jchn FRANKLIN Fort.
D EAST orange, n. j.
az send you my congratulations
and best wishes for successtul ao-
minigtration.
!. prank 8. Katzenbach. Jr.'
II The Iato~t figures give the state
T 10 Judge Fort by about 7OOo. lhiS
e change was brought about by the re-
r duced democratic majority In Hud-
CON county. Last night II was an
nounced that Mr.. Katzenbach hao
carried Hudson county by abou
IT, IA 900 The revised figures a.
'n semi-officially compiled give Mr
Katzenbach only 5000.
Late returns do not change IN
J complexion Of the state senate WHO
Gives the Republicans IA to for tn
pemocrats. The vote in Middleso
county is very close with the chaD'f
that two Of the three Democratic a
gemblvmen have been elected. IN
With the Democratic assemDlym'
from Hudson. Monmouth, Hunte
don Sussex and Warren, viii NAL
the assembly stand forty Republica
and twenty Democrats. Notwit
standing that gubernatoral can'
II date Katzenbach carried Essex cou
~ by about 800 the entire Repun
can legislative ticket in that COZ
II ~ has been elected.
II UOosEVFIT's STRENGTH
II IN NEW YOF
II washington. Nov. 6.--Presid
pooseveIt today received the fo,'
II ing telegram from Timothy
II woodruff dated New YORK:
Ii our great sweep with strai
II Republican ticket in Kings cou
II normally Democratic BY 2o''
was accomplished By the use n
Of your unparalleled strength
the people. Some Of our candid
>G0 had nearly 10000 majority
!. -
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
COMBINE TO
F0RCt UP PRICES

chicago Nov. 7.--Dcsplte falling
uemand brought on by financial sit.
ua.ion tho food dealers In Chicago
auu other cities are holding up
prices to exorbitant fguros. Not
aiohe are the packing houses respon.
s'p'e Tor Increased rates for eatables
out are willingly aided by grocery
combinations including even butch.
CTS ana srocers in the rctail fleld.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR
FOR EENTIrf,tsx y,

Louisville. KY. Nov, C.--Returns
from llo out OF 11s counties indi.
cate that the majority of Augustus
T. Wilson. Republican. for govern
or over s. w. Hager, Is $4,000. Tho
legislature is still In doubt. bat the
democrats will porbably have n ma
jority on joint ballot.
James F. Grinstead was elected
mayor OF Louisville over owen Tv.
ley by 1853.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
the POLITICAL
COMPLEXION

Charleston, Nov. Tt is the gen
cral belief that If the governor hnds
It necessary 10 call an extra session
for this winter the entire political
compassion will be changed ana
nersons now unthought OF will be-
come leaders in the race for many
OF the state Offices before the next
convention This opinion IS doubt
Jess based on belief that the gov
eynor will include in his proclama'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
5000 KILLED;
1925 INJURED
ON THE RAILROADS DURING THE
LAST FISCAL YEAR.

washington, ID. G.. Nov. 7.--Ac-
eording TO statistics published today
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion hve thousand persons were
Killed and 7e,sSe injured in railroad
accidents during the fiscal year, end.
ing June soth. an increase OF 775
killed and e.577 injured over tho
previous years report.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
BETTER ROADS
ARE NEEDED
But WHERE THE FUNDS ARE
COMING FROM Is THE

rvVCryvsu -pruv1r- us'S~
viii alao have some assistance from
the government In his new heid' al
of which will be gladly received
A,mort any move on the part of bet
ter roads will be an Improvement
over those the state now has, Dul
tho question OF providing revenue
for improving them is yet to De
solved and will be n hard propiehi
for the next session to deal with. IL
may be that production tax VIII
vet be the solution, and which no"
seems to be. the only solution OF the
question.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07

The following dispatch from
consressman-eiect John w. Ianrloy
dated at Pikesviile. KY. was rs'
dated at the white house today:
We won by 10000. Tho noun.
tam did most OF It and the Roose.
veit administration made Il pos
sible."
NO statement or comment on tho
result OF the election was made by
President Roosevelt today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
LIrIsTANIA TO LOWER
HER own RECORD.

New York, Nov 7.--wireless
messages received here today Say
the I,usltanla is breaking her record
from Queenstown to New YORK pc
ing estimated to be two and hall
honre ahead OF her best previous
finIn
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
PERSONAL

4
Robert Kipps, OF. christiansburr.
is In the city.
~ II. Steele. OF Paint RocR va
Is In the city. W"
u. T. Jcnkins, OF Raaford. was
In ths city today. was
. w, a. Mason. of Portsmouth. O..
blueheld visitor today.
j. T. Ellis, OF Glen Lyn. w,s
''e'"ss visitor here yesterday.
c. T. Morgan. @ Rocky Gan vo
was mere on business yesterday.
pr. u. p. Crockett. OF Gooawp,
was Bluefield visitor YESTERDAY
Nr' and Mrs. r. Turner. of cuos
street, are visiting relatives in po-
cahontas today.
Mrs d. f, simpkins ,Aft ,his
morning to visit her husband n fe,v
daya at Matoaka. -"
hurry out. the American Girl sq M
snoe' olack or tan. Saturday at s2.s5
az inc Comfort Shoe store.
Benny levitt. who has been ylet.
ing MS sister, Mrs. Samuel Tnr,,
'eit Yesterday for Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. ra,uac -,
Kansas City, Mo-. were here TO-DAY
returning home from jamestown
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Crumpton ana
'hildren left this evening to spcnd
rev days with relatives at Mar.
'ows N"'
Mr. and MrS. w. +, Williamson Of
,as'iewood, Va, were here today on
her return home from Jameatorn
ma other eastern points.
Ihe Producers Coal Co. arc boy-
ns OFFICE quarters hteri un an
n Princeton avenue and will move
during the next few DAYS.
H. a. Wood, OF the Modern Wood.
zen OF America, who has been MAX
~ an extended otay In the CITY. cx-
ecis TO go south tomorrow.
The Citizens Underwriters Asao-
alton moved their furniture "a
'eir new quarters at the corner Of
and HiggInbothnm avenue
Mrs. j. ii. Browning, of NorroI,,
no has been the guest OF her slo,c,
The Leaders quarters nave peeu
uch Improved lately. We're all
,sy "a bird dogs in hunting season.
,ycrtheless, look In all II net al
,ady friends we can get acqua!htea.
Mr. and Mira. G. g. Giles, OF Third
rect. left this morning for Dan
lie. Va. having been called there
n account of the serious Illness OF
Ir Giles mother. Mrs. eliza a.
lies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Strong icit
his morning to spend few wcoS'
With relatives in Bland county near
rocky Gap. Mr.. Strong mas JuSV
,ecoyered from two months seis'
If typhoid fever.
party OF local lawyers lett OH
No. Yesterday for little hunting
Irin. as one remarked ITS just
aa well to keep your eye IN ono
never knows when he'll have to col
lect an account in Blueneld."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
England Launches
ksOihRr LGvaihian

London, nov. THE superb
England's seventh Dreadnaught type
warslno. was launched today from
Elswick yard on the Tyne. she Is
oso feet long. 32 feet beam, draws
90 feet Of water and displaces lS'-
coo tons, carries ten 12-inoh guns.
many 4-inch rapid firing guns and
viii make Il knots an hour steam
ing
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07

cIew York. Nov. 7.--Presiden'
cIowry. OF the Western Union. today
said. "The statement made BY an
officer of the Telegrapherg' Union 1a
tho effect that a truce Of afrcem'
ba1 been entered into between i.'
telegraph company and the r'Ae''
is absolutely untrue. The return
Inc etr,kers will bo re-employcd on
individual application and that bu'
n email percentage OF them can b.
given employment
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
.,oSrrsrs IN KENTUCKy.

Lexington. KY. Nov. 6.--Repuph'
cans and independents TO-DAY ue
c,ded to contest with the Democrats
,ho roeuI, of yesterdays election Tor
every city and county office vo'ea '
,or wholesale fraud viii be chars-
cd
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FIVE KILLED,
THREE lNJURF D

steubenville. o.. Nov. Five
men are dead and three are in a dy-
ing condition today as the result oil
an exrEosion at the locomotive WORKS
of the La Belle Steel company The
Injured were hurt by dying debris
The dead were on locomotive.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
cRoTHERs, rLuRalarY a-aoo

baltimore. Nd. Nov. 5.--The esti-
mates based upon the best Jrtorma-
.ion ootainabies indicates that Austin
- corthers. Dcmocratic candidate
ior the governorship. has plural
10y IN the city and state OF about
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
BELGIAN OFFICIALS
AND WIVES DROWN

Amsterdam, Nov. 7.-Minister Vi
s,ote Van Panhuys. his brother
Mayor Leek, and their wives were
drowned while out driving In car
riaee. falling into canal during o
fog.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
ROBBERs DYNAMITE
BANK AT MARSHALL

Guthrie, Okla, nov. 7---Roooers
dynamited the safe At the warmers
s,ate Rank at Marshall, securing All
tho money, valuabies and papers 10
the vault.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
new MILLS
HOTEL A SUCCESS

Ao'a' Nov ..--Although 4,
ans been open less than three. weeks.
ne new Mills hotel. at Seventh nva-
hue aud Thirty-Sixth street. has al
'"ady attained greater measure OF
success than dts two predecessors. II
"aS ouiit to meet the demand COR
? iocommodatlcns fer men OF SINAI,
lsans In the uptown section of The
ity. That such n demand exis:e,
Is evidenced by the number of an
pncan's for rooms. exceeding tae ca
pacity OF the big hotel.
PRACTICAL philanthropy Is the kew
note OF the Mills hotel project. orig
eaated and put into execution by II
.. Mills. the banker and fnancier
"hn me assistance ana counsel OF
eis daughter. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
ne OF the American ambassador to |
Great Britain.
-, me hrst Mills hotel was opened a /
fcada ago In Bleecker street with I
sF3os rooms. and the second onone5
Nith 500 rooms in 1898. Both have
'een hiled almost constantly. and
aP-ough no public statement of re-
e@pts and expenditures has been
slven out by Mr.. Mills. II s. unaer-
stood that the host lries have no,
only paid their own way. but have
eturned between i ana Per cent.
interest on the original Investment
V has been Mr.. Mills plan. NOT to
oispense charity. but to provide COM {
portable and even luxurious accom-.
modations for men of small means '
at actual cost.
ihe new Mills hotel occupies an a
Advantageous and convenient loca- I
uon' about minutes walk from d
broadway at Herald Square. p, &c v
hfteen stories in height. has front &
age OF loo feet IN Seventh avenue q
nld 200 feet in Thirty-sixth street N
ana contains 1875 rooms. being Il
much larger than the other Mills in 81
'ututions. II ds of steel construc- W
ion, faced with limestone. light ii
'rick and terra Gotta, and is as die- m
lined and elegant in its exterior as &C
py MOTEL In the metropolis. Three IL
apacious elevators are provided for gi
no convenience of the guests. The CO
oyer and main floor are trimmed in at
ooms. The fIh "iia:ttef h,lssse--io...---a-- - -
na are In reality courts. covered AZ -
no ton OF the main story with glass
kylights, supported by marble PHI -
ara. Above this floor the courts '"
,rnish Tight and air to the rooms ~
,nenins upon them. From these
.ourts open four sitting rooms. Mt - =,
ed with a we'll assorted library =
completely appointed writing room =
and various games for the free use
Of the guests.
The courts and sitting rooms are
furnished In oak ana decorated with =
palms. In the basement Is the
Kitchen and restaurant, where meals,
either simple or elaborate. are served
40 guests at cost price. The bath
rooms. with thirty shower baths
and a laundry and barber shop are
also located in the basement.
All but a few OF the 1875 ped
rooms are 6xS feet in size. Each Is
neatly and cleanly furnished, light
cd by eltricity and heated by steam
The entire building has been rem
dered as nearly fire-proof as possi-
bio.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
TeIGgrapherS Strike
Called OFF
COMPANIES WILL ONLY TAKE a
SMALL PERCBNT AGE OF
OLD MEN BACK.

Chicago. Nov. 7.-whilc official
notice that the telegraphers' STRIKE
is ended Is not to be sent out unit
eome time today and the striklnF
keymen have been notified they may
return TO work without disobeyins
any union rulcs.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
ALLEGED BIGAMIST
COMMITS SUICIDE

washington. Pa. Nov 7.--Harry
:. Washabaugh, under arrest chara-
% win Digamy, committed suicide
oy hanging himself in his cell In tho
county Jail during Tho night.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
HlMER nAMrMnnnr.

doing work here for Johnson IN inc
Burton campaign. is Ill, suffering
from n recurrence of desert fever
contracted while in Arabia.
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BANK OF FRANCE
FOLLOWS SUIT.

paris, Nov. THE BANK %
France advanced It's discount date
70 four per cent. today, being an
tncreaee Of one-half Of one per cent
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS

paris. Nov. HEAVY earthquake
sbooks arc reported in Spain 80 de-
tails az yet.
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' MAY RAISE RATE

London. Nov. THE Bank o'
rno1and raised It's interest rate 70
seven per cent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07

Mrs w. p. Miller. OF Newport
va. is visiting Mrs. w. c. Easiey on
Ramsey street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07
ATcHIsoN FINED FOR REBATINo

New York. Nov. THE Atchisoh
railroad was today fined 3SSO'VoV o"
a charge OF rebating.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07

London. Soy MARKET opened
Of from TO 2 points for Americans.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-07

Caicago. No" Cars toiay;
wheat, 46, com 81; oats, 20.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-03-15

All that tract or parcel of land and i'm
provements situate and lying in said district
at or near Dublin, containing II acres o
land, more or less, and further described in {
deed from John McDoon to Amanda Burkins
ct al. dated 9TH April 1855 and recorded in
Liber y. l.. j., No. 60. folio ll2. assessed to
Amanda Eurkins for 900 taxes now in arrcar
interest thereon, proportional costs and
Charges to day of sale amounting to..S13.39.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Lots Nos. 6. = s, 8. and 10 in square No.
100 in the City of Havre de Grace, and
further described in a deed from Havre de
Grace Improvement Company to Lawder
Can Company by deed dated 25th April 9O4
and recorded in Liber w. $. F., No. 113, folio
Cd; assessed to Lawder Can Company for
1906 taxes now in arrear, interest thereon,
proportional costs and charges to day of sale
Lots Nos. 497. 500 and 500 in Square No
213, on east side of Market street, in the city
OF Havre de Grace. together with improve
deed from Howard O. Klair and wife to
Sophye V. Hand and husband by deed dated
ay %, 1906, and recorded in Liber w. s.
F., No III, folio 4O6, and assessed to How
ara y. klalr for 1906 taxes now in arrcar,
interest thereon. proportional costs and
charges to day of sale, amounting to $23 90
Lots Nos. 229, 23O and 231 in Square No.
1877, in the city of Havre de Grace, and fur
t her described In deed from William NJ. NJ a
rtne ct al, executors, to John o. Mitchell by
deed dated October ~, 1899, and recorded in
LUIGI w. -. r, NO. 10, 1OllO 100, ana as
sessed to John o. Mitchell for 1906 taxes
now in arrear. interest thereon, proportional
costs and charges to day of sale, amounting
Lot No. 362 in square No. 336 on oun ain
street in the City of Havrc de Grace. and
described in deed from Charles Zcitler
and wife to Robert x. Nanncman dated 23d
FEBRUARY 1904 and recorded in Liber w. S.
r. No. 1OS. folio At, assessed to Charles
leltler for 1906 taxes now in arrear, interest
thereon, proportional costs and charges to
Jay OF sale amounting to..................S13 o..
Lot No 2O7 in square No. 237 on Fountain
street In the city of Havre de Grace. and
urther described in deed from Robert X.
Armenian and wife to Harrison Swift dated
Sth August 1906 and recorded in Liber w S.
F., No. 12O, folio 80. assessed to Charles
zeitler for 1 9o6 taxes now in arrear interest
:hereon, proportional costs and charges to
lay of sale amounting to................ 3 Cd.
]. FINNEY WELLS,
Treasurer of II afford Comfy
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-03-15
A Marriage of Reason.

In "a Marriage OF Reason" with which
kyrle Bellew will begin week engagement
at the Academy of Music, Baltimore the
week beginning Monday, March 18th, he
plays the part of an English Earl of broken
fortunes but gallant spirit who, to recoup
his losses on the turf, marries Rita Forrest a
Chicago heiress, who is quite the most fasci-
mating American girl that ever broke hearts
and won coronet abroad. J. Hartley Man
ners, the playwright, is n Briton but n
staunch believer in the American girl. In the
play he presents what he considers type of
glorious womanhOod, and sets forth album
dainty the reasons why an international
marriage ought to and sometimes does re-
suit in undiluted blessing to the lucky British
husband. Rita Forrest as the Countess of
Delcombe has all the energy of Chicago.
HenSe a few months after the marriage Lord
Delcombe remarks to a friend:
The quantity of energy she basis positively
amazing-and in such weather. In three
months she restored Delcombe Abbey; in four
she entirely reprinted the church. You
wouldn't know it; didn't. In six months
she made all my tenants thoroughly discon-
tensed and not one OF them has paid me a
six-peuce of rent since. She manages the es-
Enlistment; she manages the manager of
the estate; she finds time to teach and wash
the villagers; to play cricket with Tony; to
entertain my guests; and she enjoys every
minute of the day. What more would you
have 20
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-03-15
BEL AIR NOTES.

Mr. A. {. Brauer, manager of the
Maryland Telephone Company, of Bel
Air, is confined to the house with the
grip.
Mr. Henry B. Bruins leaves today, Fri
day for Virginia, where he will purchase
a carload of horses.
Mrs Sarah R. Jones is seriously i'll at
her home on Broadway.
Miss Anita Schaefer, of Baltimore, has
been visiting friends in Bel Air.
Mr.. E. p. Thomas. president Of the
Montgomery Mutual Fire Insurance
Company was the guest of Mr.. George
r. Cairnes one day last week.
DR.. c. A. Hollingsworth has been the
guest of his uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs
Frederick c. Robinson, of Uniontown.
Pennsylvania. This venerable couple are
each about 90 years of age and recently
celebrated the sixtieth anniversary oil
their marriage. Both are still i'll good
health.