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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

It is base to speak vain words
Homer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

He doubles his troubles who Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

Labor overcomes all difficulties
Virgil.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

Habits are part of our life in youth
and all Of life in manhood.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

Revenge a wrong by forgiving it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
HER GOOD

After Years Spent in Vain Effort.
Mrs. Mary E. H. Rouse, of Cam
bridge, N. Y, says: give years ago
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

Sweetest songs are those that tell
Of Saddest thoughts.-Shelley.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

"A wholesale Jail delivery was frus.
trated at Petersburg.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

There is nothing to get out of fix with
tho Simplex, at least, nothing that an
ordinary printer cannot remedy, and
the ease and ~smoothness with which it
does the work, makes It . pleasure each
week to print the paper.-Sylvania Tel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
SPORTING NOTES.

Tom Longboat won the Irish-Amer-
lean seven-mile handicap run at To-
rontc on Saturday.
The Toronto Baseball Club has sold
Pitcher Fred Appicgate TO johnston n.
OF the Tri-State.
b e. r. Olcott has been elected manager
Eoi Lehiyh University track team, In
place of I. II. Sheridan, resigned. Oh
colt was captain OF last years foot
ball team.
Flower boy, the champion prize win
ner In the Boston terrier class OF the
Lynn Kennel Club bench show. owned
by Fred W. Dow. OF Lynn. Mass, and
valued at $1,000. died on Monday after
3 brief illness OF diphtheritic stometa-
tbs.
The special meeting Of the American
foot ball Association, which was called
for Monday ait the Continental Hotel,
Newark, to consider the protest OF the
Fall RIVER, Royers against the Clark
A. A. in their third round cup tie, was
postponed until Saturday night. Ow.
Ing to the sudden illness of Secretary
Morrison he was unable to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30

NEW ORLEANS, La. January 90
The steeple chase race at City Park
to- day was Won by Monte Carlo at 8
to /. Jockey f. Heider on Crcolin.
which fell at the sixth jump in tho
steeplechase, sustained a broken COL
larbone compound fracture of the
right arm and may be injured Intern
ally. The weather was cloudy and
the track fast. .Long shots made kill
Ing all down the line Summary:
First race-Mile and one-sixteenth,
snllinE-Rexane IS TO - first. Water
Color f30 to ID second. My Love l5
to II third. Time. 1:i9 3-5.
Second race-Stecplechase short
course--Monte Carlo Is to ~ first.
Pete Vinegar t6 To y second. Peter
Becker t10tto y third. Time. 3:02 e-5.
Third race-Six furlongs handicap
5Colioqny ditto - first. Lens &c to 50
second sec Apachs (25 to u third. Time,
Fourth race-Three furlongs. the
nat!onal stakes-E Fore G. to u first.
sea swell e to - second. Elizabeth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
.uPE Will ARRIVE
HERE NEXT WEEK
Danville Secures Bob Stafford,
Old Virginia League Player,
as Manager.

Perry L.pe. the new monager OF ths
Richmond team expected TO arrive IN
Richnoiid next week, and thereafter
things Will be Kept busy. and dope"
VIII he handed out iii free style. Lipe
is undoubtedly greatly encouraged Et
tile prospects before him. lie has
worked ilalo, .ho judging fivin tao
4vnrious reports. l,ns been attended
With SUCCESS.
Danvilefilas at last procured q man
nger In the person OF Bob Stafford. who
is an old had at the game. and one
well worthy to take hold of tile mana
ger al position. lie is a rst-basemnn.
md uaa once a great player or the
petcrsb.irs team IN the old virginia
Ettta League. Stafford comes from Gal,
kdge, N. G. lie will begin ut once
#ti,t YORK Of Organizing bis team.
Dnnville has most At her old men
hack tlfis year. Ir the outfield ave
i,.nt.. Powell ant Hicks. and IN the
trf}.ld Doyle. Fisher and Tidrmnn.
Stafford WI play fret an ndvhrta-
xeons point from which 10 manager IL e
team. 3lFr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
SHEPPARD APPEALS
TO HAVE BAN LIZ TED
Registration Committee Refers
Him to District Association
Which Suspends Him.

NEW YORK.. January 29.-Melvin
sheppard. the half-mile champion, who
was suspended by the Amateur Athletic
Union for striking Guy Haskins, the
Z u I'M rsity of Pennsylvania filler, in.
their recent race in Philadelphia, ap-
pealed to the members OF the registra-
ton committee of this district yester-
day TO have the ban lifted. Sheppard
was informed that the local committee
had no jurisdiction in the matter and
referred Rim to the general committee
or the Middle Atlantic Association,
which controlled sports in Penn
Sheppard protested on the ground
that he was unfairly treated 81 admit
ltr struck ada & as he said but he
pended. surely Hnskins should also. He
alone.'' =
IN frank manner Sheppard then
e coa now the s, trouble started AZ every
raced there was a slight; embankment.
AT the start of the race i Jumped 10
the front 70 and r remained there for sew
and Huskins took tie lead. Beginning
the sixth lap%I aga IN moved up and
started to sprint. When / took COM
mand raced as close to the Inside as
pos ible. Rounding one of the turns
5'taskins expected me to run up the
Eelllbnnkment, as has been the custom.
| but instead braced myself with one
foot against the embanlsme MT and left
only a few inches open near the border.
"Haskins became exaSoerated because
he could not get through the opening
and struck me and knocked me out of
my stride. Before I could gain get
In motion he came on the outside and
while passing me struck him on the
head. Before could realize what hap
pened a member of Hasklns'ss Pennsyl-
vanin team mates Jumped on the track
and struck me several DlOIyg.-Ja3Sg
continued and when l finished the
police grabbed me and escorted me
from the building. Hasklns I'm told
finished and was awarded first prize
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
PEasI,lMoN FRACTURES HIT.
Kings Grcrt STIR" Probably Fatally IN
iured While ct Exercise.

Kings Crcrt sire Prcb-b1y Fatally In
iured While ct Exercise.
'rie most illustrlous equine invalid IN
The world at the present time Is fsr-
simmon the leading sire Of KING 70
Wnrd's stud farm IT Wolferton. nshr
London. England Persimmon iraclur-
I'D his hip while taking exercise ieW
days ago. and the accident for time
threatened TO result fatally 10 tHe
once great racer. He Is not yet out OF
danger, but has been placed IN sun gs
and hopes are entertained that his life
can be saved. The injury is sln1l-
lar TO the one suffered by Waterboy
few years ago In this country. the
son OF Wntercress, after being hung
up" for some months, recovered TO be.
come one of the greatest runners II!
American turf history It Is believed
now that Persimmon will not recover
for months
Persimmon won the EPSON Derby OF
'sa6. and during the same year placed
the ST. Leger TO his credit. In 1897 he
was returned winner OF the Ascot Gold
Cup. He is one OF the celebrated trio
OF racers by st. Simon Perdta II.
Tlorizei preceded him and Diamond
Jubilee came later. Prior to thc ac-
cldent Persimm on was valued at $780,
300, and purchasers could probably be
Found now Who would take him at half
that amount and the risk OF saving his
HE. The accident, even IL 1t does not
result fatally. WIFI mean loss OF APP.
proximatcly $4,000 this year, tina, be-
ing the estimate OF the horses prob
able earnings as sire. His stud fee
Tor the year was placed at $500,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30

favorably reported from the Commit
tee on Invalid Pensions. become law;
veterans OF the Mexican War, OF the
War Between the States, and OF the
indian wars. shall receive a pension OF
S12 q month. 1t also provides that tho
widows OF soldiers Of the Spanish-
American War shall receive similar
PENSIONS. provided their husbands fell
in battle or died OF disease resulting
from their service. In the. case OF
It Is provided that the marriage shall
have been celebrated prior to June 80,
1890. The bill will increase the ma.
tional pension bill by upwards Of s12,-
100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
FOOTBALL HERE TO STAY.
DR.. POwelFs Prohibitiye Bill Vanishc,
Into Thin Air in COMMITTEES.

Football may siili be played in all
the coieges and schools OF Virgin a,
for Or. h. L. Powetl's bin to pronIblt
the playing Of the great college game
by the Committee on General Laws
Football has TOO strong hold tor 1t
to be legislated from the cole ges,
ana Or. Eoweirs bin was doomed ere
try to prohibit the pIaying OF marbles
as to Prohibit football. for II there be
one college game dist net from all
others, and totally barred from pro-
iron game is here to stay, and lie gisla-
tors. would do better To scratch tneir
heads over some other matter vitality
affecting the pubic good ana the pub
nc interest than to interfere with a
game which so few OF them know any
thing about =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
STILL CLAIMS HE Is rnEE.
Owner bland, of the Truckers. Think.
aCOlOncl" EcIOngs to Him.

UWner HIND, OF the 7TruckcrN. Thinks
"COlonel' Belongs to Him.
Though II Is said that Owner Bland.
OF the Portsmouth team thinks he has
claim on the services OF Colonel"
Still for the coming season. and there
has been a slight mixup on the ques-
lion. the latter claims that because he
never received his transportation money
or his contract from the Truckers he
IL Il free man. He has signed with
the Wheeling. w. Va. club.
Still was not In the deal whereby
Dutch" Revclle was acquired by Ricn-
nlond. Vail and Carter and a cash
bonus were given sor the young Truck
er pitcher. Stil1's claims seem to be
good. although the matter may he re-
fcrrcd to the National Board for ad-
1ustment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
MONTE CARLO WON THE
GAMBLE At ODDS g TO
Jock on Creolin Game to Grief and Broke Bone
Galore. May Be Injured Internally Long
Shots Made Killing

Harwood Is to 81 third. Time :35 4-5.
q to y first. Hyperion II g to 81
SECOND. carthage Is to p third. Time,
lao 3-5.
Sixth race--Mile and sixteenth
Breakespeare (15 to y first, Lotus
Brandt q told second. Stoneman 90
to - third. Time. 1910 4-5
Seventh race-Mile and one-sixteen-
III, seIlins-Green Seal Is to y first.
Lord Lovett g to y second, Gid az to
y third Time, I:4S o-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
scw Five.NIi Roller skating Record.

NEW TINCsh TIC tSO1kCI ssNUtttEs 1AcCUTtI
PITTSBURG, PA, January 29.-At
mile roller skating record was broken
In the worlds champ onship skating
contest here. Ollie Moore, OF CHARLIE
voiX. Mich, raced the i've miles In
s15:l7. The last mile OF the five miles
was made in $50, the fastest record
yet made. There We're twenty-five
starters, With fifteen cities represented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
COBB TALKS 8SHSSYr.S i
\. e, ABOUT DE,rIs OFT, CLUB

AUGUSTA.sci-A. ii anuafy 2a.--"Ifwil
mot sigi, with Detroit except on 5rlS;
own terms, shall not report 70 the
club .a Hot Springs unless my terms
are met have an Offer OF n position
other semi-professional job with a
Chicago team, both aof Which will pay
more than Detroit offers me. THIS is
Ty Cobb's nltinlatum to the Detroit
club. given In an interview here to-
q n !. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
+ slEli515 n 5s..ts llTal al51
WANT SHIP BUILT THERE.
Norfolk Board OF Trade Adopts Memo.
rial to Congress-.
Especial to The T.m,s-D.spa,ch.I

Especial to The TIM. -Dspatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, January 2a.-The
Board OF Trade directors last night In
oorsed the petition of the Central La
Dor Union asking Congress to pass a
bill giving the necessary appropriation
to build battleship at the Norfolk
Navy Yard. Tney also passed resol-
lions in favor OF the retention OF CIa-
ney Island as a pest station and favor
ing the tortiticatlon of Cape Henry by
the Federal government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
Sporting Letters.

The sporting editor OF The Tinrx-:
Diapntch will gladly annNer In these
columns any question Regarding
sporting matters. Communications
on sporting subjects will alko be
printed, md comments Will be made.
address Sporting Editor. Times-DiA-
pitch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
Yale baseball prnctlce to Dc Latc.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. January 60
Captain Tad Jones, OF the Yale Bare
ball nine. said today that it had been
decided not to order training in the
cage to begin for two or three weeks.
This Is much later than usual. but has
been decided upon because the gradu.
ate coaching system which Captain
Jo,es plans to tnaugurate Is far from
settled In detail, and because OF the
resignation OF Billy Lush, the profess
sional coach. who retired last Week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
ShatiSr's Mother III.

. Charlie s'natferis mother is said TO
pc dangerously III, and the former
Richmond ( 1nanage is greatly Molriecl
about her. Though he has gone to
Eoanoke. Sh after; has many friends ilt
Richmond, and they will be sorry to
hear of his gtruuble..as5sS l5s{ i.l tlts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
English Derby

Sporting Editor Times-Dtspatch:
Sir.-Whnt horse won the English
Derby last year? Q. 7.
Richard Cookers Orby. by Orme won
4 the race in 2:4i. with Sieve Gallon
second. The time was slow. as the
record is 1886 IS. made by Spearmint
in 1906. The distance is one and a
half miles.-Editor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30

Chamber Suite. In oak, walnut and
mahogany: Wardrobes, chtffonniers,
l150 Chairs. Rockers. Co,lches, Lounges
a1orris Chairs sidehoard Dining Ta-
bles, ChIra Closets. Bent Wood Chairs.
Lace Curtains Carpets. Linoleunt. Brass
TT rnmed Iron Beds, Felt and other
Mattresses. Odd Bureaus, Wash stands
Iadv's Writing Desk. Combination
Bookcase and Desk. Cooking ard Heat
Ing Stoves. Chs Ranges, etc. so wagon
loais of Nico, C'rnr Furniture and
Mountaineering Goods.
To be sold without limit or reserve
Sale positive. z.
TERMS: Cash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
4 Harvard Selects relay Team,

NJ CAMBRIDGE MASS, January 90
race with Yale at the Boston Athletic
Association meet at Mechanics Hall
next Saturday night. was announced
tonight. twill be made UP of NJ. b
Van Brurt, Fl. Watson, Il. x. NIerri,
new and p. g. 5Haskell.f Ri.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
BlxelnM u nn lnln.s Coach

Blgeow$to he Anles Coach, "
Lucius II, Blgslow, captnln8nt .Yaie's cham.
piolr ,foothall Itaani last Years has been ss,
lerted asSheal coach OF the 1905 eleven. n
A., D.. Jones WILL be &BlgeloW's &assisiapE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
FIyE-HOUIs FOX CHASE.
Suffolk and Driver Clubs Unite nj
HIVE Nine hunt.

SUFFOLK. VA January 2o.-The
Suffolk and Driver Fox Clubs combined
To-day and had q successful chase,
lasti. 6 over tive hours. There were
twenty-five riders and twenty two
hounds. For the last few hours tho
dogs were. close to Reynard, but their
gains were slow. Tie same clubs will
hunt again tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
THAW JURY MAY
GET CASE TO-DAY
(Contlnutd from First Page.)

ulsIlCL hLIOIUty nus IUEtLilI ~ IhiS
case.
II cannot fathom how he feels: he has
discharged his burden under the law.
and am waiting with much imnl-
tlencc to hear what facts, what EVIL
dencc. what circumstances he Will sug-
gest to you as having been presented
by him to show you that this defend
ant Is sane beyond all reasonable
doubt.
Only snccr.. Not Proof.
"Sneers aid insinuntlons are nll L
have heard him ofyer YOU. He tried
to confuse some witnesses who sal
Thnw could remember some OF this
things that happened during his periods
of mania Can yol1 gentlemen not clear
" remember the details OF your
dreams at night when YOU wake In the
morning? But can you say when YOU
dreamed them?
Where Is the district attorneys
proof? Where are the scientists. the
books OF insanity with which he has
shown such thorough familiarity IN
the past; where Is the gallant band pf
Ialienists--.iine OF Lnern--who nppeufed
at his behest ut the last trail. and arc
still available; where are they, why
are they not here to answer our case
Mr.. Little ton. In speaking OF Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. said:
/ eI w IlOL nhoW Wlht LhC Nv 81 y
| of you gentlemen may be as to her
morals or as to any repref1ensibilty
OF conduct either with Stanford White
| or Mr.. Thaw. but the district attorneys
manner toward her, In my judgment,
exceeded anything she deserved. It
amounted to unofficial antipa tliy--at,
lartipathy which ] believe exceeded by
fa, the necessities OF duties of Office
Savngcry and Bitterness.
There always were the notes OF saw
asery and bitterness in his exaniina-
tlon OF her md in his comments upon
hor before this. jury. which were not
justified by the facts OF this case. I
don't know how you Gentlemen feel
about It, but. It generally has been
understood, that woman, when she
!. takes the witness. stand In this coun-
try. Is at least entitled to have her
testimony elected with as much gen.
i tility. care, tenderness and regard ;oj
the ordinary proprieties as ordlnarll.
j governs the intercourse OF men ant
women. do not say that the dfstric,
attorney transcribed the. proprietie,
/ and decencies; leave 1t to you, for 1.
may be partisan. would not have
you Judge the district attorney from
anything say; but 1t hns seemed L
me that Mr.. jerome has been more
intent upon destroying this young wo.
man than in proving that Thnw was
. ME
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
Mrs. Thaw Not on Trinl.

The trend OF his attack would lead
you TO believe that Mrs. Thaw and not
her husband was on trial before you.
What was there about this young wo-
man or against her that Mr.. Jerome
should pace up and down before yo,,
like a Gagged lion when he was ques-
tioninS her. and glare at her ana
clonch his teeth at her, not even sitting
down when Twas conducting the eX-
amlnatton-what was there about he.
that called for such treatment from a
man who could coddle and hug ana
svouch for this lo.-thsome little Hunl-
mel? do not want to be unfair to Mr..
sJerome-we arc very good friends. I
do Z. l repeat, ask you to take ny
view of him. Judge for yourselves.
This girl was brought up in poverty
and was put upon the stage at fifteen.
She told YOU OF her experience. What
was strange about it? Haven't you
heard of such things before? Thaw
came into her life and loved her. he
proved his love In the greatest way
any man can. With all that the district
attorney showed you about her what
right did he have to bend all his ac-
tivities against her-vent all his Bit
terness upon her and forget all his du-
ties as to proving the sanity OF this
ma n -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
Opposcs Lifc-sizc Lee.

&opPVSSs AlC.SILCs A<Scs
), Strong s. protest is made by a Wash
size statue of General Lee placed In
stetuary Hall. This artist remarke;l
to-day that should the bronze statue
tie national eovernmort he onlviiife.
size 1t is certain that It will not ap-
nsar to any advartage. since nearly all
the other. statues in the ball are
s sss;', tb above tra size. Two OF
TaSas. REPRESENTATIVES Cloth Virgin
'ans) are llfe-ssize ard In cnmnarison
With otter statues Close Nv trey have
q very insignificant anpear-~ce.
There is also a trore nrotest cainst
tavicg $C.nreral 7 ZEE renrcsertrd In civil
,''.ss. THIS protest Of witch Senator
Darrell hai beard, docs rot come Above
f-c~, Southem, men. hit f-"m gncnnle
If Northerr l|i"t' as VOL, who have nv
nrotast apairef tl,e rlaci~~ IF n Statue
~ General Lee in TIE Cartel ard3 wis
haltcNt tl,at as he made his famasnss n
s"'1iar. he should he represented in
s'rhe artletmantiore above. who de-
sircs to rennsN, ANONYMOUS. a'so taS-
non tho In the virein', Lae'e,atnre5
nrovia'n~ FOR tia aNnrnnriatinn 81;
500 900 fo- tbs creation - 9 statue Snr3
| 'Vn-h'n~ to he Ni"r'n - 80 second
| the No t'orn, C-er',o, r'o',lt' be 30
! amended 5as tn provide tho sc1,n-
I to- S homld nnok~ a statue g lent " ahnve,l
I Ire s'gc:sand no tas replica OF the 1Iou-s
|sddn statue.
| Pre<,dnut's V'ctnre Of General lee.
I.4.s yTo ives q rnt u " ,neavolt hes received,
f.c,,' nnn oftht~ n1utarv = ','T.s CAPTAIN
\ Fltzh,,r,, Il .oa s, esnnt rl,ir,, hAsVnl-f
Tas so h.rh'v 81 Is tn make ',e..t pn@fS--
hih,t In h,rslib-arvF at tho W h,tea Elouse g.
lit Is 4; letter from, Yrene"e Fhhcrt "a I
Use to tha, cart,in's fa,ho~, General.
EFitgrurh. Lee. Acco,nranvins 4 he.3.let -s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30

.NFH-tINNW IN CONrt, ". -
The demand for seats at the trial
to-day 80 far exceeded the capacity OF
the court chamber that the police in
charge had their hands full in
handling tho disappointed crowds. For
the first time since the taking OF testi-
mony was begun; Evelyn Nesbt Thaw
had a seat In the court-room. Mrs.
William Thaw. the mother Mrs. George
IL Carnegie, the. sister, aud JOSIAH a
brother, also We're the .fsnlily$ group.
Tho bar against women spect tors was
suspended aud there were many Of
them on hand, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30

Il may be blinded BY partisanship.
but gentlemen, cant you see with me
that this defense is nothing born of
an eSigency, to see that Injustice is
done, or that8a murder mas, be covered;
but born instead OF the very history,
OF this boy."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
White and Hum,llcI.

Mr.. Littleton cited the many let
tcrs introduced in evidence proving
that Evelyn Nesbit told Thaw her story
In Paris just as she told 1t upon the
stand. When she returned from Eu-
rope. in 1903, she encountered White,
who began to pour poison into her
ears and who took her to Hummel, and
had an affidavit prepared It was sig
i5nficant, he said. that Hummel and
White thought it necessary only to
photograph and preserve that part of
| the affidavit which dIsclailned Whites
responsibility Tor assault upon the
girl. 81 have no word to offer against
Stanford White. n all his works and
I.charities were set un here. ! would be
the last to tear them down. but say
ito you the fact that he Joined hands
with Abe FIummel gave this girl no
Glance to protect herself, This Hum
mel affidavit Is all they have against
| her.
They pour out their bitterness upon
this unfortunate creature. who. what
ever her sins may have been, has borne
| Her share In the fight with a fortitude
that has challenged the admiration of
Eeyery one with a spark OF manhood In
| his breast,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-10-29
COUNTY NEWS.
LOCaiWiSe and Otherwise,

The Democratic meeting held Fri
day last was largely attend The
speeches ofGoyernor Crothers. Hon.
J. Enos Ray, Jr and Geo II Smith
we're convincing aud strong and
aroused the audience 20 high pitch
81 sutE s'asra
Tuesday nexs Nov 3 vii. ne Elec
t.iou day I, j. 'he duty ~ every
citizen TO ~ to the polls aud vote as
bis conscience dictates
Judge - Harris Camaiier and
VIE returned home Tn ,dav last.
Mrs. Clmairer nas been spe ding
some 'ms with friends 40 re,a, YES
900 Washington
The long dry spell IA. been brok
en- by d much needed rain which
bs,idos boueGtiug the sova wheat
has rn.do travelling more erdarable