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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story OF
Current Events.
Robert Olson went to Crookston

Robert Olson went to Crookston
yesterday.
r. Williams is visitor in the city
from Ashland, Wis.
w. B. Roberts, Duluth citizen,
was registered at the Markham yes
terday. 80
Victor Bergstedt of St. Paul was
registered at the Hotel Markham
yesterday.
]. G. Parker returned this morn
ing from Northome, where he had
been on a business trip.
George A. Ralph, state engineer
of the drainage board, was in the
city today from St. Paul.
John Fischer, dealer in liquid
refreshments at Funkley, spent yes.
terday in the city on business.
Remi Fortier of Crookston, ap-
praiser of state lands, spent yester-
day and today in the city on official
business.
M. D. Stoner went to Blackjack
last evening and spent the night in
that village, returning to Bemidji
this morning.
James E. Cahill spent Yesterday
in the city and left last evening for
Kelliher where ne is employed in a
logging camp.
T. J. Miller returned last evening
from Minneapolis, where he went
last Saturday in company with Mrs.
J. E. Lingren, his daughter.
S. w. Ellis of Blackjack spent
yesterday in the city and looked
after some business matters which
demanded his personal attention.
Frank C. Berry, the veteran CON-
mercial traveller of Duluth, has been
taking in some of the cold weather
in this vicinity the past few days.
Attorney C. w. Schrutchin re-
turned this morning from Blackjack,
where he has been looking after
some legal matters for a few days.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episco-
pal church will meet at the home
of Mrs. A. J: Abercrombie, 514 Min
nesota avenue, Thursday afternoon,
at ESQ o'clock.
Mrs. C. J. Pryor and daughter,
Louise, left this morning for Coopers-
town, N. D., having been called
there on account of the sickness of
her sister, Mrs. I. D. Allen.
Bath parlors in the Masonic build
ing are open day and night. Miss
Blanche Paddock in attendance
daily, 3 p. m. until 8 p. m. Prof. 7.
G.. Phillips in charge nights, 8 p.
m. until a. m.
It's boy; looks just like me, and
is a fine healthy little fellow" Thus
spake T. A. McAllister yesterday to
the Pioneer man, concerning a fine
bouncing baby boy which was born
at his house. And MAC" has been
receiving congratulations from his
friends.
Charles S. Carter, the postmaster
and all-around hustler of Hines, came
down from his home yesterday morn
ing and spent the day in the city,.
Mr.. Carter had business with the
board of county commissioners, and
he appeared before that body at the
afternoon session.
J. A. Vessel Everybody knows
Joe') came to town last evening
and was today circulating among the
local dealers in confectionery. The
firm of Vessel Bros, of which ."Joe''
is one of the members, enjoy a large
lucrative business in the various
towns in northern Minnesota.
J.C. Lightburne, district organizer
for the M. B. A. lodge returned to
this city yesterday from a visit to
Thief River Falls and Red Lake
Falls, where he had been looking up
interests in the order. Mr.. Light.
burne says that Bemid!i is the livli.
est city he has visited during the
past three months. ~~..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-29
Card Party and Lunch.

The ladies of St. Philips Aid
society will give a card party and
lunch at the Red Mems hall, Thurs
day evening, January 30th. ~.
Tickets rs cents. -.--.s.. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-29

PILES CURED m 6 TO II DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudine
Piles in to IA days or money refunded. SOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
ONE KILLED. MANY HURT

Wabash Passenger Train Wrecked
Neur Detroit, With Serious Results.
{ DETROIT MICH, February 3.-Wa-
bash passenger train. No. 4. -eastbound,
a consolidated Chicago and st. Louis
train, due hers at $50 P. NJ. was
wrecked two miles west of Britton
Station. twenty seven miles from De-
troit. at 9 o'clock last night, probably
by broken rail. One woman passen- I
ger was killed and thirty-four people
were injured Mrs. Frances 3Vargo. OF
Budapest, Hungary. was killed. Mrs.
o. w. Metz. OF Detroit, had several !
ribs broken, and Mrs. A. B. Mckay, OF
Detroit several ribs cracked. The re-
manning injured were reported to have
sustained only sprains and bruises /.
The train consisted OF seven cars. all
but one OF which stood the shock Of
the wreck without overturning. 1t was
In the coach directly behind the COM.
baggage and express car and
the regular baggage car that the death
and tho most serious injuries occurred.
sihe baggage cars remained upright. as
lid also the three sleeping cars and the
diner. but the coach was overturned
and badly crushed. Among the Injured
were q number OF theatrical people.
Most OF the injured weresreportedt to be
suffering from bruises and !, sprains.
They were brought on a relief train
and sent to hospitals and hotels here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
SOME ALIKE; SOME DIFFER
arr. Bryan Contrusts noosevelt's Poll
cies with Tliose or Democrats.

Mr.. Bryan Contrasts nooscveIt's Poll.
cies with Tliose OF Democrats.
4 READING. PA, February a.--Wil.
liam Jennings Bryan, at an informal
reception at his hotel tonight. dis-
cussed national Issues and compared
the policies Of President Roosevelt to
those Endorsed by the Democrats.
President Roosevelt" he said, "in-
.dorses the position OF the Democrats,
as enumerated In numerous platforms.
on the regulation OF railroads. suppress
sion OF trusts. the income tax and
arbitration, but he does not indorse
the Democratic position on the cleo
itton OF United States Senators by the
people or the use Of the Jury in cases
OF contempt where contempt Is COM
nlitted outside tho courts. or the Demo
cratic position on imperialism. While
he recommends a revision OF the
tariffs, he puts II Off until after cleo
ton. Tho position OF the Democrats
liz that tariff revision should begin at
once on trust-made articles
President Roosevelt is opposed to
ship subsidy, and advocates an emer-
sency bank currency. The Democrats
believe in all emergenc currency
issued by the government In the form
OF United States notes loaned to banks.
The radical difference between the
Democrats and Mr.. Roosevelt is that
he advocates the national lncorpora-
ton of railroads, which the Demo-
Gratis object to on the ground that It
dcprives the States OF their control
over commercial interests.
Public ownership, Mr.. Bryan de-
clared. "is not a question, and will not
be until people are given regulations
which they regard as sufficient test
I do not believe the railroads will
resist effective legislation, and am
In favor OF proceeding rupidly to test
the question by the passage OF meas. !.
sures authorizing the Interstate Com
merce Commission to ascertain the
value OF railroads and the amount or
their watered stock, and to make
reduction Of rates where extortionatc." !"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
SPECIALISTS SEE .THAW
Only Casual Conyersation-WifeP Pays
~


First Visit. -
PouGHKEEPsIE, NY. February 8.
"A brief examination OF the mental.
fined In Matteawan State Hospital for
the Criminal Insane. was held to-day.
by Or. Alien w. Eerriss. president Of
the New York state Lunacy Commits
sion. and DR.. Lamp, superintendent OF
the institution. The examination was
OF O preliminary character, rhaw and
the Physicians taking casually to-
gether tor about half an hour. After
che examination DIR. Ferriss said 1t
was too early to give an opinion on
sThaw's mental conditions.
The examination was interrupted by
a visit OF Mrs. Evelyn NesbIt Thaw
and Daniel O'Reilly, of s.rhaw's counsel,
who came up from New York to-day.
It was Mrs. Thaw's nrst visit to Ier
husband since his arrival at Matr.a-
the situation. Mrs. Thaw anu counsel
spent over an hour with Thaw. after
which they visited the various depart
ments of the institution.
Altenists Evans and j Jellinee. retained
by the Thaw family, held several con-
ferences with ThaW during the day. It
Ia believed here that. uniess Thaw Il Ia
discharged through he esco-operalon OF
the State authorities within few
weeks, abeas corpus proceedings will
be instituted in the Supreme Court
here. That Mrs. Thaw does not expect
the immediate discharge OF her hus-
band Is Indicated by her engagement
for two, weeks Of q room in a hotel
only be short distance away from
NJ n "a xva n ls44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
WALKS IN SLEEP; KILLED
senbonrd Agent Bingham Falls o.
Southern Track aud rs Crushed.

lEuCh uuu 40 VI
Especial 10 The Times.Dispatch.I
RALEIGH, n. c.. February 3-The
mengled body of Fl. B. Bingham. as
sistant soliciting Industrial agent for
the Seaboard Air Line. Atlanta, Ga.
was brought here this afternoon from
Cary, this county. He had fallen or
jumped from Seaboard train No. 50
early this morning and landed injured
en- Sle Southern track, which parallels
the Seaboard there. and afterwards
run over and mangled by a Southern
train. z. "a
The idensincatton was principaily ps
passes and other documents
In his pockets. a he was SO mAnsled
as to be unrecognizable from his fea-
lures. There was found. s136.37 In his
pockets. HIS watch had stopped at
1888. This Is about the hour that he
fell from the Seaboard train.
Bingham was travelling in the sleeper
on the Scaboard. and 1t is believed that
he was walking In his sleep when he
fell from the train. He had on his
trousers and night shirt. The body is
In an undertaking Establishment here
awaiting Instructions from Atlanta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
FIELDS BROTHERS ON TRIAL
Trnclng nnnk 0f lticiimond's Rcgis-
tered Package Which, WIS Robbed.

AF0clnY Unnk OF OII@ichmonds HcEis~
tered Package Which, WIS Robbed.
tspecialto to The ,rlmes-D Dspatch.I n
RALEIGH, N. c., February s.--The
trial OF James n. and Bascom Fields.
two well-knowli young men OF Dur.
ham. on the charge OF robbing the
malls OF "a registered package sent
from tho Bank OF Richmond to the
Dank OF Harnett, Dunn, N. c.. septem-
Der goth, was begun IN the United
States District Court before Judg.,
Boyd to-day, with every indication that
the trial will require several days.
James NJ. Fields was railway mall
clerk Between Durham and Dunn. the
destination OF the package. which con.
tained $4,000 in paper currency. The
charge is that Bascom Field was on
the train with his brother on the run
that day. and that the two broke the
seal, removed the money and substi-
!tuted folded newspaper to impart
normal appearance. During the seq
sion of the court to-day r. 3. Camp
bell, teller Of the Bank OF Richmond,
testified to having put up the package
containing the money. reported 1t to
Cashier II. K. Sands for insurance
statement to be made out, and then de-
llvered 1t to Bank Porter William
Carter. Cashier Sands verified his con-
Inection with the shipment. and Porter
Williams testified that he delivered the
package to Registry Clerk Robertson.
|of the Richmond post-ofiice. taking his
receipt.
Registry Clerk w. II. Ham. Of the
Richmond office. testified that he re-
ceived and prepared the package for
forwarding. Registry Clerk Robertson,
OF the Richmond office. testified to
having received the package from
Clerk Ham In good condition.. Then
the progress OF the package was traced
by the clerks handling 1t. being intro.
duced and tcstifying that 1t was In
good condition. the order being from
Robertson to Registry Clerk r. n.
Thorpe. to Registry Clerk Rlves. TO
Dispatch Clerk Thompson Of Richmond
office, thence to Railway Mall Clerk
H. G. Craver, Richmond to Charlotte,
to II. G. whitehead. postal clerk ut
Greensboro. to railway postal clerk.
Greensboro TO Goldsboro. to :. r. Ire
land, transfer clerk, Durham.
It was In the Durham office from
1920 to p. NJ. when James n. Fields
reccipted for 1t. Fields receipted for.it
as railway mall clerk, Durham to Dunn.
1t is expected that three days will be
required to finish the trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
Under Sentence for Shooting Wife and
igBs3 A AftempteI to Escune. W 1s

Under Sentence for shouting wife aud
Attempted to Escape.
DURHAM, N. c., February 3.--Lonnie
Bailey. a colored preacher. convietsd
and sentenced to Serve two years on
OF the Criminal Court for shooting his
wife. made 4 break for liberty ! his
Bailey Bale J II nlada do a most restless prisoner. r.
and the guards have, watched him
TEMPT TO escape, and Mr.. Dave Nc
Fariand. one Of the guards; who was
shot OF twelve buckshot took effect.
Death resulted In q few houra.,
him to have been partially insane, ana
when he was tyied re d,yi, n = JapHary S}a this
ana Judge Webb, ON this account, gave
M ts 8 short ssntsnsa nsa satISXn AsstlIsX sot aot
lrhrist stnias to prevent her from leaving,
saying tst ;He S ww7shss; wfi sonFF Fro, S vsIS
shnntins, hs was pastor OF several mil. .
tsionary Baptist churches In this county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
INC i REAsE WIDOWS PENSIONS
House Adds 81 Per Month, Involving
ANNUAL Expenditure of S1",OO0,OOO.

House Adds 81 Per Month. Involving
Annual Expenditure of S1:0O0,O0O.
Is WASHINGTON. d. c., February S..
The House to-day. with next to the
largest attendance Of the session,pr,es- =, !
passed general widows pension BIZ
granting fiat pension Of ST. AIN hlmonsh
charged soldiers OF tho United States
who have not herstofore received sh I fhe q
crease OF $4 a month for those Who @
have under the act Of June e, ~ ~ dsyo. !
ton of property holdings the ol!l
Involves the expenditure OF more thah
$1o,o00.000 annually. a
For Alaska Yukon Exposition.
WASHINGTON. p. c.. February s.
Senator Piles. OF Washington,s to day
delivered an eloquent appeal IN the
Senate in favor Of an appropriation a by
Congress OF 100000 for a government J, !
exhibit at the Alaska Yukon -Pacltl
EXPOS. .tion, to be held in. Seattle next
year. The day was chiefly devoted 20
q consideration OF Bills on the calen-
dar, several OF which were passed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
STEAMER BURNS in STORM
The st. Cuthbert Goes Dowli In Fla mes !
Fifteen of Crew lost.

Fifteen of Crew Lost.
HALIFAX, N. S.. February Sin the
midst OF q wild blizzard this after
noon the steamer St. Guthbert was
Scotia. Fifteen members u the crew
We're drowned by the swamping Of q q
leave the vessel after fire had broken
out yesterday The other thirty !! Z, seven y
tain, were rescued by the White Star
liner. Cymric. After. taking, off the
burning steamer TINS afternoon and
proceeded to Boston. News OF the de-
struction OF the ST. Cuthhert was re-
ceived here to-nlg hit in a wireless mes
sage from Captain Finch, OF the Gym
rlc.
The st. Cuthbert. owned by the Brit
ish and Foreign, Steamship Company,
OF Liverpool sailed from Antwerp on
January 10th for New York. The. Gym
Boston. The steamship st. Cuthbsrt
was comparatively a new vessel. hay
ing been built in 1904 at Newcastle.
Eng laud, by the Armstrong-WhltM orth
Company. She was 494 tons register.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
Suutchcx Him from In Front Of Train.
Dragged and Bruised Herself.

Snutchcx Him from In Front of Train.
Dragged and bruised Herself.
CHICAGO. February 3.-A1iss Law
renee Elmendorf. young. pretty. q
graduate Of Barnard College and now
studying for masters degree at the
boy yesterday at the risk of her own
life.
Miss Elmendorf was waiting at the
Chicago Avenue Station OF the North-
western Elevated for a northbount
a 4 -year-old newsboy. 4 Blast Of Of
wind laden with snow swept him Off
Els feet and threw him onto the track
In front of q train which was Just
pulling In. Miss Elmendorf leaped to
the track and extricated the boy from
the position In which he was wedged
hetween the ties and threw him up on
the platform. Then she turned Just In
time to grasp the iron railing on the
front ct the incoming train and was
dragged several feet before the train
could be stopped. Her dress was torn
and she was bruised, but otherwise un-
In iured es9a +, e. ~ 4egi3l 81 (, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
For !Alaska-Yukon ExpoXltlon..
,rax ON prize Coupons.

i WASHINGTON, February s.--Repre-
sentative Tawney, o. Minnesota. chair
man OF the App:opr lations Committee
OF tho House, to-day reopened hls hsht
on the tobacco trust BY reintrodncing
his Bill to impose a Federal ta.. on
the issuance Of all prize coupons ac-
cigars and pa, kages OF
tobacco In whatever shape: also snuff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
HOLD OUT RETURNS,
TELEGRAM N urged [
But Judge Rhea Flatly
Denies That He Sent
the Message.
GOVERNOR {; AND
STUART ON STAND
Former Defends Nominee With
Some Heat, and Latter Reads
Letter in Which He Coun-
seled Friends to Pro
tect Ballots at
All Costs.
~
Telegram Which Rhea
Denies That He Sent

~iEET PARTY AT LEBANON
rO-MORROw.W WHO LEAVES HERE
TODAY. GET HOLD OF BUCH.
ANAN RETURNS AND HOLD ION
THAT II SHALL HAVE CERTIFI-
CATE."-TcleEram alleged to have
been sent to NJ. G. Clark. Of Russcll,
ind signed by Judge w. F. Rhea.
In the SlcnD-Rhcn contest Of 1Jos.
original ns Hon. Henry q. stusrt.
the witness who testified to 1T. could
recall. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
Shock to Hi. Brother.

& CHARLOTTE. n. C.. February ga
pathetic feature of the Bingham trag-
edy, near Raleigh. to-day. was the fact
that 81. II. Bingham, brother OF the
rotfe oaK bo tns
the tragedy from the hook as his
take and that was the first news he
had OF his brothers death. Mr.. Bing-
whara wan W." tha snnarai Vii, tnIa n;.na Ga. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
NIany Soldier. Lost in snow.

AIN sEFFRA,. ALGERIA., February
a.-Twensy men Of the Twentieth ooM- =.
nt1ers az the same Company perlshed
On FEBRUARY 1stln binding; snow
storm &hlch overlook the soldlers !, on on
their way to Fort Hassa. The ent.rs
Searches recovered the bodies Of twen-
ty-Ono of them. S5ISs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
Trial OF Hitchcock Deferred

n NEW YORK, F'e hruary a.-Raynond
by the Children's Society has been pos e;
poned until next month, according e
an a announcement made at the District
S flee to- day, The postno a.
ment was nlada at I he req uest of ken
~ Savage. the comedian s manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
JAILER FINED FIFTY DOLIARs,
MUST FIND ESCAPED WOMAN
rspecial to III. Tim -i,ispatcl

Jaer dSgaEsTWNRL Jegss W Lupson Ken Faefsa of BsrFyvs
Clarke county woh was last week ln-
dicted by the Circuit Court grand Jury
for permitting the escape OF a negress
named Lille Robinaon. und der sentence
check forgery, wa to-day tried before
Judge John Grow and fined $50. and
also given thirty days In which to find
tho escaped woman. 4 { q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
OF LARGE GIFT
TO HAMPTON NORMAL SCHOOL

ts.~sc,a. IN 'r',i, roes- Dispatch.l
In Plttstield, Mass. to o-day
that Miss Alice Bylngton.y the Stock
bridge (Mass.) phllanthroplst, has be-
queathed the greater part OF her for
tune, estimat TED at 5000. 900, to the
was friendly with General S. G. Arnl-
strong, formerly the head OF the In.
stitution, and has been "a subs tantlall
contributor at various times Ito the
institution. Ys 9s sla 3ll58f n X II ial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
SHOT HIMSELF TO DEATH
Supposed Suicide of Young Man at
Rcusena, Va. r.
rspecial to The .Times-D

n lTISpecIAI 20 the 'lIMes- D'snatch, IY35It
LYNCHBURG, VA. February 81
William Freddy. aged twenty years,
who lived near Reusens. shot t and killed
home, the self-lndicted wound being In
his forehead, and It caused his death
within an hour. While little Is, known
in the city as tn the ling. It Is un-
the young man with suicidal intent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
SHOULD GOVERNOR WED7
MARYLAND Orators to Settle Question
J, Hll.s.1.L For bachelor Executive.

BELAIR MD, February 3.-Six Of
the most prominent orators Of Hart.
ford county will attend meeting Of
to discuss the question whether mar
,riage is requisite to the proper per.
formance Of his duties by! the Chief
Magistrate Of a State, = he pr'oposi--
NctIs i"Resoived. IS ivsd that Governor crothers
could better uphold the dignity Of his
Office by getting married.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
Rough. Voyage, nut All safe.

5 NORFOLK v a.. February S.--Her
seas while on her way from Boaton to
Norfolk. the Merchant ts' and Miners
steamer kershaw reached port with a
heavy list to star honr rd. None at the
fifty passengers aboard were injured,
and the vessel !s not damaged. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
SESSIONS OF TWO HOUSES
Movement For Impeachment OF Julg
Blackstone Takes Form.

Movement For Impeachment Of Judge
Blackstone Takes Form.
Delegate Stephen Henry Love. Of Lu-
Ing Of the journal = Of G the u last ast days H
procee dtngs was dispensed with In the
House OF Delegates. A number Of bills
we're reported from various commit
ees, read a first time and placed upon
the calendar.
TO Impcach Blackstone.
Mr.. Houston sprang surprise by
offering a resolution to impeach Judge
=. W. O.. Blackstone. of Acconac. judge
of the Eleventh udicial. Circuit. The
member from Eizabeth City
aligned by over 400 qualified voters Of
his district, asking that the official
conduct OF Judge Blackstone be inves-
tigated.. He spoke briefly. declaring
feelings in the matter. 1t was his duty
to offer the resolution in view Of
the accompanying petitions, and he
srea ma ma aese aats
resolution be taken up for final action.
The alter was. referred to the Com
rnittee for Courts Of Ju: tice. The res o.
luton sent to Mr.. Houston and offered
by him Is as ollows: II is
5s2ftNNhereas, 1t Is charged aud believed
that y. W.. G.. Blackstone, Judge OF the
circuit Court for the Eleventh judi
is now, guilty OF neSlec4 uf official
duty. immortality ana nconlpettncy,
therefore, fS5
ARe It resolved by the House of Del
ga tes, the Senate cOncurl Ing, u hat the
q General Assembly order m tnve stigas
8ti0nG Of the official conduct fof the said
4 - w. G. blackstone as judge Of the
said judicial circuit" II 81
Charges Made. #
The petition addressed to Mr.. FIous-
ton. and accompany the resolution, Is
+ rs FOL lows; sss * 35 81 Y 5ssa 8
"Wc, the un ders.sned citizens of a
the county of Elizabeth City, res
4 specttully requent that yOu,a asrep.
rcxentntive In the General Axseln-
$tn;roduce resolutlon's,n & A in sos the .snid M
General 4 sselnhly requiring an lu- 4
AvesttEutlOn of the official conduct
s1,,..
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This political discussion was brought
on by a speechs by Mr.. Townsend, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04

The practical results. however. woulc
probab bly, In either case be the same.
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COLLEGE GIRL SAVES BOY

Continued on Eight Page.l
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TIcontlnued on Third I'ags.).
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.Washington. February. S.a190S.
"Iiis Maieatv Manuel IL, King OF
n. t<,t,c

Il hasten to express to you and
to your bereaved queen mother my
heart felt confidence by reason OF
the tragic death Of your royal
father and brother. The American
& people feel q peculiar bond OF sym :
.Spathy with the royal family and
the people Of Portugal In their
\ Erea aflict' 'on. and they have been
( inexpressib]y shocked and grieVed
at the dreadful tragedy.
y "rHEopoRB T1Ts9I9 ROOSEVELT.
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President Extends Sympathy.
e WASHINGTON. February 3.-The
the King 4of Portugal was to-day dis
patched from the White House:
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.COLORED PREAC FER KILLED.

'"THEoDoRE ROOsEVELr."