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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29

bar opbolOt Jig / II Mar / inc
rifa og crbucrpct Yorgerret oer=
opre, far / Sen iioife 5io puret bje11=
ne / 8elpg bp5 line 6ornlorc og
1gteoe li0it paa Soa1n1eren otter at
rejle til Nmerifa. 6orleoen fit Mn=
bolm 5ilbol6 ONT at n1poe bos Mn1ts=
forltonoeren / &p0oing, bpor ser
blco forelagt bam en- ltonisnil1gsor=
Ore meo en- Triit al "a elmer. N(n=
bplm crfl9reoe operfor glmtsforitol1=
ocreu> at Set bar bom u1nl1ligt at
fomme bort til SEN 5io, bporcfter
Der gopeS bom 3 Cages Triit. Mn=
bolm nrgte0e at l110erifripe 0roren;
men Set gjor0e intet til Gogen.
9moroooe11S 8efaling itob ol%ligepcl
pc0 Mogt. @rl1noen til u0pisningel,
mcneS at bore SEN, at Mnbolm for
fort Sio ii0cr bap6e ferret i'm 6go=
lelSoag / 6oriamlingsbuiet.
Set ba0erslepife Tortpifningsblao
nnco6eler trillmfercnoe, at ser / 6ette
Silfnloe life er foretaget nogcn po=
litiif liooisning, ga Mnbolm 5. 81.
Nuguit 1897 al Slensborg 2on6s=
ret er io9mt en- 8goe for at bapc
u%nooroget Jig lin @ernepligt. 9ette
CT ful6iten0ig mispil enoe. &r. Mr=
bolnn u0panorebe for II Mor li0cn
m e Gillo6eI e fra
30 = 5 / g + e 5 e G. San
lfnloe meloe Jig til 29g6srulleu,
11oar ban fom / SEN pernepligtige
Mloer. Gette foripmte Fan, og BERT
teltoor bans bele Torleelie. San
TOM / December ifjor for inotil 9l1t=
quit ioor at belpge 5lggt og &en-
11er. 6prlt MI ct bon blepeu 116piit,
og Settle ifpl0es utpiplion1t en- 9e-
m1nctotion, iom CT foronle0iget pco,
at a(nbolm fejre0e 6g0iels6og / 6er-
lomlingsbuiet. San bop0e forgippes
gret | Slespig boS Sperprpl ioent
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29
S1tu ifripcr p,t itn Mpr.

q. Sammaer ifriper fra Mleranoria,
3d.: uSSeg 9nlfer at toffe 9em op=
rigtigt for, bpoo Set fortreffelige l1r=
temiooel, &l1rifo, far lt0rettet for
min Mor. Sum bopoe / flere Mar
fist al &pgperf og Npreon0er. Sum
bar life iito,b til at bore oppe. Sun
tog tire SLATER &urifo og er III, ioo
fritz iom nogeniinOe."
Sooleoes lp6er Set fra ner oQ
fjern: rSar lpg og er MI frilf."
Or. Yeters &11rifo CT ct plbgom:
melt og belprppet ltrte1ni00el - iff(
Ell 9(pot6efermeoicin. MGrmere Sp:
lpsl1il1ger fooes bos Silptrferne, Or
Eeter 6abrnep & Cons 60, 112 =
11S 60. @opne Mpe., Chicago, Sll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29

5 | 5 G 6runD e. StlteDlllet
iii Nl1tol1 MiftclienS @oar0 / &or1:
&C pe0 &ejle neObrnl1Ote forle0en
S!!ben5 Spfomit 1fplbe5 8prn5 Seq
u1eO SnnDitiffer.
Mn0rea5 Socobiels @aor6
Gitbplle pes @je6iteo CT neD6rnn0t
19 &reoturer, 3 @elte, 11ogle 6oor ol
Spil1 i1oebrnnote. Sl1oboet brnrotc
Sloen CT ppltooet peO at Ell Sell bal
ll1tppet lp5 og bapOe bnltet Ell StolD:
lpgte.
- 6orleben Scat opito0 SIS / Sc
ter Sble11s @aur0 / 8rpn0crslep. 81
Sen opitoO / 2a0en pg antogc5 poo
iot. Sen bre0te Jig burtigt til all
@pgningerne. &eO 8ronOen in0e
bre110te &png= og 5pine6eletninge
lant en- @elt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29

fet 9erne ielp iful0e a6miniitrere 6e-
res Snotagter og / set bele toget bo-
be oereS eget 5inanspeie en- 2ogtin=
get, iom MI er roa0gipen6e, iful0e
omoonneS til Ell lopgipenoe 6ori on=
ling, bpiS 8ellltl1inger FIN ifl1loe
bope Mfiniiteriets og &ongens Can't
ton, og Set fergilfe Sprog, ioa blot
n1an ga fun0e foritaa, brl1ges ipm
Gneiprog / 5folen, &irfen og
al &etsp9i enet. Mltiao en- gfonomii It,
politif og fllltl1rel ltOifillelie fra
1onmarf, lige iaa fuloiten0ig Joni
6er, Sc islon6ife Saparatiiter for
6rer.
On bette Hrogram gift Teringer=
ne til 6olfetingspalg / 1906, og ben=
gang tabte 5eparatiiterne grunoigt,
toet &atterlon fun fit 489 Stenmer,
me0ens fans Moofanoioat> gfferig,
Der fife tilbgrer bette Harti, n1el1 pit
ifer Sorbinoelie meo 9anmorf fort
lat og u6pi6et, fit 1929 Gtemmer.
Men Hatterions 8orti CT / iterf
6remgang, agiterer poloiomt og for
ipnmer intet Mi66el til at fremm1e
fine Hlaner.
MItinget paa SsIonb
far peOtoget at iperfiette Ell Solfe=
ofitem1ing oper SpprgSmaalet ON
2anosforbuo moo Sol9fof beruien0e
Griffe. N%titemnin9en finder Steo /
Sftober s. q.
Sernbone poo SsIano.
Gn @fspeoitio11, iom Generalization /
Star ienoer op til Sslo11o for at fort
iette meo &ortlegningen al 2on6et,
bar ion ipeciel Spgabe facet 0rbre
til at foretage Opmaolinger pao
SpOla10et mes Mnl9gget al en- 3d.
tie for gle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29
8lanhene.

Geri ngerne pil IT'LL
ra 9 / t. Hoa
Terperl1e fin6es ct Harti, ser bel
iffe er i%pnOcrlig lterft, men laa me-
get mere iprigt, og bpis Maol ct ol11-
trent Set iamlne iom 9eperotiit=8e=
p9gelien paa Sslano. Sprinbeltg
por &rapene rent notionale og gjal0t
nopnlig 6remme al ferpilfe Sprog
/ Sfolerne. Men Sen tioligere Sol
fetingsman0 Hatterion, iom ct Hor=
ticts ege11lige 2eoer, bar gipet set ct
pioere Self. SGrperne ct lom. be-
fie10t ct bonif Mmt, og Teringerne
far Sen iamme Iribeo ion anbre
oanife 8orgere. Men Seporotiiter=
he filler ct Grogram op, ifglge bpil-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29
6porleoes er oette?

d tttbpbe1 ct bunbrebe Dollars 9 eIenntne 70. .tbp0,
!1sltolbe at aatarrb. Der ttts tan %belbr.bes pst HalFo
Catarrh Cure.
s 8. g4enep&e Co., Gtere, 9o1ebo. O..
vi snb ertesaeS bar tlenbt q. 3. @benep I be fbfe IL
LAR % tror. banIer otDeles bq6erlts I aae Jsrreiniusss
xransasttoner %. Hnanetslt ! Stanb til at opfylbe ems
Soer Jorpl'gtelft, beres itirm1 bar paataast fig.
@eit& Lruat. Dboleiale Drusstts, &olebo, ..
@albtn9, &tnnan& Marptu.
Q9boleiale Drugatts, Eolebo,D
Halls Oatarrh Cure tases t%nbpenbis % ptrfer bic
settle paa Blobet % Spneuets Sltmbtn6er. grts 7Je
'vr. 8lafse. SoIess at oue &potbetere. @tbussbprb I'll.
Hau's Family Pulls Ct be bebfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29

Billion, Ser benbiite bam til 2uno-
roaoen, fight Jriiten par lige peo
at uolp6e. Oct moo altiaa faitbol-
oe5, at Ser forcligger en- politiif uo-
pisrling, oen fprite / lengere Sio, en-
l1opiSntng, ion Sperpreiioent 8u-
lo>p life far billet opb9be, life en-
gang forelgbig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29

9p0Sfolb. Observation-Disclosures
Ter 6rit5 &aitrltp, Molborg, er al
gaoet De0 9p0en. gf0goe far be-
flpOt cit &nffe Silliosbperp / lit Sag
% / Set %offenlige 2ip.
Gn al @ellingpr 8pS itprlte
observation-disclosures, &jpbmanb Gig,
60 &crnpel, ct ofgooet pes Gp0en, 6G
Mor golnnel. Ge1 ofop0e far iibel
1894 nuret Me0lcm al @elli11gpr @D,
rao0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29
AT VRrkets Eden Del:

AT V9rkets eden Del:
Den damske, evangeHsk zutherske
.Karke . Amerika. (For'sat.)
ON denne giver Pastor P. Kjel.
hede en- udferlig og overordenlig
%interessant Fremstilling, der str@k-
ker sig over 48 Slider i dette Hefte
og vii blive fortsat i 3die Hefte. vi
erfarer ferst ON Kirkens Grundl@g.
gelse her i Landet omkring 1871
1872 og dens ferste vanskelige Tider,
hvor der dog var Fart i A, bejdet
Over hele LINEN. Dern8st fortBlles
udferligt ON Markeaaret 1878 og de
paa Kirkemedet i Neenah, Wis,
fremsatte Krav ON en- fastere Kir-
keordning, og ON de Tider, da Sko-
lesagen i dens forskellige Faser be-
gyndte at tage Flugt. Der berettes
ON 3Forvirringens It'd" Il 1882; om
Arbejdet for Oprettelsen af en- Pra-
steskole; mAarsmadet i Cedar Falls
1886, da for ferste Gang sLBre- og
Retningsstriden" bred los indenfor
Samfundet, der forte til Splittelsen
1693-94; ON den danske Kirkes
Skole i Des Moines; ON ubilBums-
aaret ! 1896 osv. osv.-en udm@rket
klar og korrekt historisk Fremstil-
ling at den til Tider ret bevagede
U%dvik]ing indenfor aDen danske
Kirke" / Tidsrummet 1871-1901.
Rigt illustreret med Portrmtter OF
Gruppebilleder, Billeder fra Skolen
Des Moines m. v.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29
AT V@rkets 1ste Del:

Danske Z Br6drekirkem Z Nordame-
riko fra 1742. (Fortsat.)
Dette ~interessante Afsnit, som ON
Danske her iLandet i Midten af Diet
18de Aarhundrede bringer en- Rack
Ike hidtil like tilg@ngelige Oplys-
ringer, sluttes her i < det Hefte med
Skildring al danske Semand i Bro
drekirkens Tjeneste, Bredremissio-
n@rer, to at Kirkens dansk fedte
Biskopper m. v. SAINT bringer Billie.
der at disse sidste SAINT andre.
Ddmske Ofcerer ! den amer5kamske
Revolutdomskrag.
To Damske 4 Slutnimgem qf Diet 18de
A0rhumdrede: Joham Chr. Leps
og Chr. Guldager.
Observation-Disclosures omden sidste
er meget ~interessant. Chr. Guild
ager a den ferste danske Kunstner
Amerika = og dertil en- meget be-
tydelig Kunstner. Han ansaaes for
a dygtig, at han blew opfordret til
at male ct Portrait at selve Landets
Fader, George Washington; Diet
vakte enorm Opsigt dengang og
blew almindelig beundret, og Diet or
uden Twill Diet aldste Billede at
Washington, der M eksisterer. TIL
lige fremstillede Guldager sden
amerikanske 0rn", hvilket ligeledes
udmBrkede Arbejde skaffede ham
Navnet 1.-THE father of the Eagle".
Smaatrek fra torskellige TIder og
Steder.
Herunder fortalles livligt og for
nejeligt ON forskellige Ting, saa-
som: Den fsrste Dansker / Amerika
Q522), Amerikansk Beretning ON
dansk Hekseri, a~Inhospitable Den
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29
INDHOLD

mark, 3Brandevinsprasten", Dan
nebrog paa Lake Michigan, en- Gave
fra Wisconsin til Kong rederik VII
ON. m. Dette Afsnit bliver saa godt
som afsluttet i 2det Hefte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29

.or "DANskEi AMERlkA, udkommeri Y Hefer a 96 Slider, med mang-
for ee vBrket; men kan indbetaes med $15o for hver 8 Heher Forskad.
Enhver, som indsender $500, faar hele Varket smukt indbundenI SAINT v@rdi-
fulde PrBmier.
Vgrkets Subskrabenter bedes bem9rke: At af prakuske Hensyn indie
holder holder V hrdet ferste Heher selvstandige Ark at baade 1e og sden Del.
liver vii med nslo lh 1edu knne skelne melem 1sts o. sden Del I 2det Hefe
amss-Amerikanerme Ldv og Vlrksonhed paa forskeUige Omraader6
fra Side $3.50. We'd MARKETS Slutning vii bNve giet en udfe1ig eHadnm
til Bogbnderen ON V@rkets Indbndng.
c. RASMUSSEN PUBL. CO..
12O-724 SO. 18th Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29

og laa pll1oielig blep Sr1prret 11G=
item uinlgeli9t. Ser fortelles, at
en- Sen al Mnferitierne / oenne Ee=
rio0e Ell Sag trof Mnferitjerne itaa-
croe neoe / @oor0en og iape 8renoe,
ioa speoel1 0rpppe0e al bon1.
u@pob Set iful6e betp0e?" lpnrg=
te &ennen.
so, ier Gu," iporeoe Mnferitjerne
rolig og li%oenlfobslps, fun IA 9a=
&c al en- Moo1e0 fan mine He1ge
1loo til til Set Sm9r, jog bar fjgbt
Soo far ieg brugt min iioite Spit
Ii: at Dnffe mine 6orpligtelier, lac
go0t jeg fl1noe. Soa CT Mnferltjerne
fproig, og ioa bliper fan maaift
@opneorbeioer, og Oerfpr mao ba1
pnnr1c Jig fist 6erttl / Si0e," og Mn
feritjerl1e ipptteoe / San0erne og ar
bei6eoe roligt pioere. Men inbel
Moa11e0en bar forbi, gap Set pluo
lelig Suit for Smgrret, iom Ser III
ligefren1 blep Gift ON, og / SteOe1
for at blipe Sop11earbeioer lagDe Mn
ferltierne ooifillige sne1e Sa,iin6'
Migsooler til lin 6ormue. S Sioer
nes 2pb, inrlig / Sc baarlige 9ano
brugsoor, maotte Mnferitierne ODER
toee mango Serregoaroe, al bpilf
ban til Si6er ifal babe beii06et o.
ino6 en- bolp 5nes Stpffer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-26
CHNRmEN HITCHCOCK AND MACK VIE IN CLAlhkG
EVERY DOUBTFUL STATE FOR THEIR CANDIDATES
DEMOCRACY ADDS TO ITS LIST
OF CERTAINTIEs.
Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Utah
Oregon and Washington Prom
ised to Bryan.

NEW YORK, October Californian E.
Mack. chairman of the democratic ma
tional committee. received from head
quarters of that committee at Chicago to-
day telegram declaring that. in addition
to his forecast of the Bryan vote pub
lished. the following states are reason
ably certain to cast their electoral vote
for Bryan: Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois,
Utah. Oregon and Washington.
This telegram Is signed by P. A. Hall.
vice chairman: John w. Tomlinson, Trey
Woodson and Roger c. Sullivan.
Commenting on the Presidents letter
to p. III. Grace of Binghamton. Mack said
he guessed the President was trying to
keep the minds Of the people off their de-
mand to open the books of the admins
tration especially the Panama books
They tthe republicans) do not want a
change of administration. because. II
there comes a change, the books will be
opened and the whole work OF the repub-
lican administration for the past twelve
years will be shown up said Mack.
Discussing business conditions. Mack
declared that the republicans evidently
wanted to continue the panic.
Things have been bad enough for the
past year. but they continue to howl
that things will be worse II Bryan Is
elected. Things can't be worse than they
have been. and 1t is certain they will
mend after Bryan is elected" he said.
AS far the election in New York
state is concerned. Mack said he had no
reason to alter his opinion. He added
that after Bryan finished his tour of the
state matters would look brighter than
ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-26
INSANITY THE DEFENSE.
Counsel Enters Plea for Capt. Peter
c. Hams II

NEW YORK, October 26.-Temporary
insanity will be the defense of Capt
Peter c. Hams, jr., U.SA., who killed
William E. Annis at the Bayside zach,
Clubs landing last August.
IN the supreme court at Flushing. l.. l..
today Judge Garretson overruled the de-
murrer entered by counsel for the de-
Tense in the case of T. Jenkins Hams
brother of the captain. which set up the
claim that the indictment was defective
in that 1t charged Jenkins Hams both as
principal and accessory before the fact
Jenkins Hams was then called to the bar
and pleaded TO the indictment not guilty
John f. Mcintyre of counsel for the de-
Tense entered a plea OF not guilty for
Capt Hams. on the ground that at the
time OF the killing of Annis Capt Hams
was insane. District Attorney Darrin
offered no objection to the plea so that
the court could set date for the begin
ming of the trial. This Judge Garretson
said he preferred to leave to the judge
who will preside at the November term
OF the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-26
MAYOR JOHNSON WILL FIGHT
MUNICIPAL TRACTION SOLV.
EMIT, HE ASSERTS.
"No Reason for Receivership.
Company Operates Road and
Withholds Receipts.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLEVELAND. October 26-Efforts to
have the Municipal Traction Company
declared insolvent or to procure a for
fixture of the leases held by that COM
pany will be fought to the end.
Mayor Johnson stated today that the
company is perfectly solvent" and that
1.-The Municipal has fewer unpaid bills
than the Cleveland Electric had last
January
Cleveland railway officers profess to
believe the suit for an unpaid motor bill
of some So, 600 brought by Attorney F. l..
Taft for the IngersollRand Company OF
New Jersey, with a petition for a receiv-
ership for the Municipal Traction Com
pany. will result in q crisis in the entire
situation.
will bring about an immediate forfeiture
of the Municipal company's lease and
restore the traction lines to their pos
session. They view the suit as of much
Importance.
Mayor Johnson and his associates seem
to take directly opposite view.
There is, no ground for the receivership
suit brought in the United States court, -
the mayor said. The Municipal Traction
Company is able TO pay all its bills. This
action is part of general attempt to
embarrass the operation of the road
Meanwhile the lines are being operated
by the Municipal Its deposits remain
tied up in the banks. but are not being
added to by current receipts. The munich
pal refuses to surrender.
Both companies say they are ready to
approach the whole subject lin spirit
of fairness" Each awaits the first move
by the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-26
OHIO AND ILLINOIS TO BE RE.
PUBLICAN.
Taft Says He Is Pleased With Sit
uation ALI Over the United
States.

NEW YORK. October 26.-Frank H
Hitchcock. chairman Of the republican
national committee. returned from Chi
cago to this city today declaring he was
much pleased with the political situation
throughout the west.
Ohio. he said he believed, would give
Taft a decisive plurality. He had re-
ceived word that the republicans had q
fighting chance in Oklahoma
While in Chicago Hitchcock said. he
had met the chairmen Of the republican
state committees from twelve different
states, and all assured them that Taft
would win.
Hitchcock said that Taft expressed
himself as entirely satisfied with the
situation throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-26
ONE MINUTE OF FREEDOM.
Pouren ischarged and Rearrested
on sw Russian Charges.

NEW tx. October 26.-Jan Janoff
Pouren. Russian refugee. who has
been in Jail here many weeks awaiting
the outcome of proceedings brought by
the Russian government to have him
extradited to Russia to answer charges
of arson. attempted murder and burglary,
had one minute of freedom today. A
letter was received by United States Mar
shall Henkle from Assistant Secretary of
State Adee, stating that the State De-
partment had declined to issue a war
rant for the surrender of Pouren to Rus
STA. and Pouren was discharged from
custody. While he was thanking the
marshal he was rearrested upon new
warrant issued by Judge Holt in the
United States court. upon application OF
counsel for the Russian government
The prisoner later will be arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner Hitch
cock, who has been substituted for Com
missioner Shields in the second extradi-
ton proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-26
OVER FORTY ARRESTED.
Accused of Completely in Capt.
Rankin's Murder.

REELFOOT LAKE, Tenn. October %
Forty-four more prisoners. including two
men, were brought in yesterday as a re-
suit of the murder at Walnut Log last
week of Capt Quinten Rankin by masked
night riders. In addition seven others,
including one woman, were arrested by
the troops, but paroled. Among those ar
rested are William Pratt, hotel keeper at
Samburg; j. d. F. Carpenter. Union City.
attorney, who. Col Taylor charges, wrote
letters to Taylor and Rankin which were
instrumental in carrying them on the fatal
trip to Walnut Log: William Brewer a
sixty-year-old farmer. his wife and son.
Aside from the arrests the day passed
quietly with the troops in the disturbed
region.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, October 26.-Gov
Patterson has announced that he has cam
celed all speaking dates in his campaign
for reelection and will devote his atten-
ton TO the Reelfoot lake region. where
the recent night rider outrages have &C.
Cured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-26
Entries at Pimlico.

The following are the Pimlico entries
for tomorrow:
First race. three-year-olds and up; sell.
ing: six furlongs-kempton. ia; Belle OF
the Bay. 101; The Clown, 100; Montbert.
100: Edgely, ia: "Bille Hibbs, no; In
cognito. 1O4: sTrey of Spades. 104; Mo.
less. JOG: Stargowan. 107.
Second race. three-year-olds: mile and
forty yards-Blacksheep. JOG: Live Wire,
ZIG: Whip Top. 113; GridironS lib; Duke
of Roanoke. 116.
Third race. maiden two-year-olds: five
furlongs-Ballet Girl, "a; Greenhow, 97i
Sally Toney. 81: King Commoner. 100; FL
Ore. 100: Miss Cardigan. 81; Red Doe. o.;
Michael Beck. 100; Alice Navarro, BIT
Nethermost. 100.
Fourth race. Green Spring Valley stee.
plechase. handicap, about two miles and
a half-Woodside, 146; Garterman AZ
Pontotoc. 145: Prince or Pllsen, l4o;
Grandpa. 154: Bilberry. 13s.
Fifth race. County Club of Pimlico Sell.
ing stakes. three-year-olds and up: sin
acknowledgements. 116: Botanist. 1l6;
Sugar Pine. 113; Montbert, 1OS; Super.
stition. 1O3: Salvolatile lib; Baby Willie
1OS: Deburge. Ill; Giles. loS; The Wres'
tier 1t3: Beggarman, los.
Sixth race three-year-olds and up; sell.
ing. one mile-Lally. 115; Clements, 115:
Rio Grande. H.: LADY Karma, 1O7;
Biacksheep. 100; Ivanhoe. III; Druid, 112
Mazuma. 1902: Progressing. liz: 'Trey OF
Spades. 81: Aster Dor. 115; New Yeaf
H. 112.
seventh race. two-year-olds; five fur
longs-Grace c.. 81; Louis f. Bell, 81;
Rabble 81: Box. 81: Xebec. 81; Pescatore.
OF. Golden Castle. 100; Teddington, 100;
Gunshot, 81: Ed Shuster, 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather
clear track heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-26
SECURED GAS WITHOUT PAY
JOHN T. NEWMEYER PLEADS
GUILTY TO FRAUD.
Joined Pipes Leading Into Home
After Meters Removable
leased for Physical Inhrmity.

HOW the gas company was beaten out
of gas by the skillful union Of pipes lead
ing into the building after the gas meter
was removed Is shown in the case of John
T. Newmeyer. formerly of SIS H street
northeast. who was arrested in August
last under a charge of violating section
"a Of the compiled statutes which pro-
vides a heavy penalty for the illegal con-
sumption Of gas. Newmeyer appeared in
the Police Court this morning to with
draw his demand for a jury trial and
former plea of not guilty, and at the
same time admitted the charges and
asked that sentence be passed.
The appearance of Newmeyer and the
change in his plea was due to a consulta-
ton with Assistant United States At
torney Ralph Given and the attorneys of
the local gas company. in which it was
represented the defendant was suffering
from an incurable disease and wished to
have the charge against him disposed OF
as quickly as possible. On the strength
of Newmeyer's statements and certif-
Gates from physicians the prosecuting at
torney recommended the mans release
upon his personal bonds. which was done.
A Little Private Plumbing.
1t Is alleged in the papers in the case
that after the gas meter was removed
from the Newmeyer residence. for rea-
sons not given. the defendant joined the
two ends Of the pipes leading from the
gas main with the pipe in the upper
stories of his home and thereby con-
sumed gas for some time for which he
did not pay.
The suspicious of the gas company's
officials were aroused, and. following an
investigation of the cellar and gas pipes
of the Newmeyer home. defendants ar
rest followed.
At the time of his arraignment shortly
after his arrest Newmeyer entered a plea
of not guilty. and expressed a determine
ton to fight the case before a jury. Pend
ing the calling Of the case for q trial by
jury. he was at liberty under 500 bond
morning. owing to the mans physical
condition, definitely closes the matter so
far as the authorities are concerned.