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Evening journal., 1908-10-16
SOCIAL
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TURNER-6EADENkoPF.
In the presence of many relatives and
friends, Miss Helen Beadenkoof and c
Miller Turner were married. last evening
in Trinity Episcopal Church. ,he Rev
Frederick NJ. Kirkus officiating The bride
is a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Beadenkopf and the groom is a son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner and a
well-known young man Of this city. The
church was prettily bedecked with white
ehrysanthemums and palms. The bri 20
who was unattended, entered the ch' = I
with her father. who gave her in maria 81
The wedding marches were played by T..
Leslie Carpenter. organist Of Trinity The
bridegroom was attended by Frank \
Mccoy as groomsman, and the ushers
were Joseph II. waraeld BENJAMIN. NJ
May, William H. Wyatt and c. Glen
Beadenkopf. The brides gown was OF
Duchess satin, trimmed with Duchess lace
and veil. She. carried a prayer book.
Following the nuptials reception was
held at the home Of the brides parents
No. sos Franklin street, the house being
attractively decorated with chrysantho.
NUNS, cosmos and palms. Following the
reception Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left on the
Federal Express for wedding trip 10
New York and other northern points
They were accompanied 10 French street
station by many friends who showered
them with confetti amid well-wishes for a
delightful trip On their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner will reside at No i00i wa II
ington street.
Among the guests from other places
We're George Beadenkopf the Misses
Beadenkopf the Rev. Thomas n Beadcn-
kopf and the Misses McCleary Of Balu-
more; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mcguire Of
Philadelphia; Harrison Hinkson of Bran
dywine Summit; Mr.. and Mrs Walter l.
Tindall Of Lansdowne, and Miss Harriet
L. Gardner OF Roxborough.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
LA LANNE PRAISES
NATIONAL BOARD

The Philadelphia Board of Trade
celebrated its seventy-nfth anniversary
with a brilliant banquet at the Belle
vue-Stratford. Philadelphia, last night.
r. J. Maclean. president of the Viii.
mington Board of Trade, was a guest
of honor. and among the speakers was
Frank ID. La lame. president of the
National Board of Trade and well
known here. President Roosevelt SEM
a letter regretting his inability to take
part In the banquet. In his speech
Mr. La lame spoke Of the work OF
the national body. claiming for the
body the credit Of having brought
about the organization Of the Depart-
ment of Commerce and Labor. the
passage of the inland waterway and
consular reform bills, and of being re-
sponsible for many other national
measures which have tended toward
the Ss-velopment of the countrys re-.
sources. Discussing ship subsidies
Mr. La lame said;
1.-The National Board has always be-
lieved the greatest commercial aues
ton is the recreation of an American
Merchant Marine. and We advocate pro-
lection TO that branch of our national
industry. Under the Gallilnger bill,
three 10 five millions a year would be
all that Is required. There is no mai,
here who does not feel proud Of om
splendid navv. such \ large part g.
which was built in Philadelphia :
shipvard. and We feel glad that our
good President should send that mag
nifcent fleet. manned bv American
seamsn around tbs world -.--+
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Lord Bacon Said
Digest
This is the Secret of Life in Business
Or in Health.

This is the Secret of Life in Business
Or in Health.
Il is claimed that Lord Bacon struck
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Evening journal., 1908-10-16
BOY TAKEN
ILL WHILE ON VISIT

Harvey Martin, Of No. 5l3 South
Heald street. received a telegram to-
day from Philadelphia stating that his
son who has been visiting friends
there. had been taken suddenly III last
night The telegram does not state
whether young Martin was taken TO a
hospital or is being cared for by the
friends whom. he has been visiting
one of the family went to Philadelphia
today to make inquiries and to care
for the young man
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
EIGHTH WARDERS HAD
TAFT CANNED SPEECH

Frank H. Davis. nominee for attorney
general; Herbert L. Rice, nominee fos
prothonotary; Walter H. Hayes. Wash
ingfA1 Hastings and others spoke a;
a Republican rally at Eighth and Pine
streets last night under the auspices
of the Eighth Ward Pennewill anu
Heald Republican Club. The club
house was Illuminated and decorated
for the occasion. Mr.. Davis was given
an ovation.
Prior TO the addresses by the speak
ers the crowd was given an opportun.
itv oiear a canned sneech" by Will
liam II. Taft. Presidential nominee
III espeech was clearly reproduced
from a phonograph record and was
loudly applaudcd.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
WILL ATTEND
SCHWAB DINNER

The Board Of Trade extended an invita-
ton TO city Council last night 70 attend
the dinner which win be given to Charles
NJ. schwab. president OF the Bethlehem
steel Company. on his visit TO this city
on next TUESDAY. The invitation was ac-
cepted and the councilmen viii attend.
The dinner Will be held at Hannas CAT.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Oman Rids Enr 1 noLnrs

Proposals for lockers TO be used on
The government tender Zizania were
opened at the Office Of the Fourth Light
House District yesterday The bidders
we're Edward Darby and Sons Com
pany. Philadelphia, S54; Buffalo Wire
Works Company, Incorporated, Buffalo,
\. Y. S61.SO; Federal Firepeoofing Co.
New York. 's6lsO; Library Bureau,
Philadelphia, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
ProhibItIon Leaaue Meetina.

The Wilmington Prohibition League
held its weekly meeting on Thursday
evening in the hall of the W. c. T. u.
building, No. 100 West street at S
o'clock. II was planned to give a num-
Der of entertainments of graphophone
selections and speeches and short adj
dresses by the Rev. G.. c. Williams and
others. A canvasser viii also be put
In the field
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Id 10 noon.

Mr.. sehwab's visit here is in the inter-
est OF the proposed move which his com.
parry viii make TO enlarge the Harlan and
HoiHnssworth plant here to manufacture
steel cars.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Sale Eor Trinitx N. 6. Church.

A sale Of cake. bread and salad, VIII
be held on Saturday at Ninth and King
streets under the auspices OF the women
of Trinity NJ. +. Church. Mrs. Linn.
Mrs. Newell. Mrs Cooper and Mrs
August will be in charge. II will be-
gin at o'clock and continue all day
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
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Evening journal., 1908-10-16
In lnitiate candidates-

Telegraph Council No, %, Junior order
United American Mechanics, viii hold 2
class initiation at the Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
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Evening journal., 1908-10-16
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Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Death of Richard [. Naudair

MIDDLETOWN. oct. 16.-Richard l..
Ma ~ain died at his home near here,
last night. Funeral services will be
held from his late residence on Monday.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03
Miss Reid weds

The marriage OF Miss Jean Reid.
daughter of the American ambassador.
10 the Hon. John Hubert Ward took
place az the Chapel Royal OF ST. James
IN London
Among those present were King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra. the Prince
and Princess of Wales. the Duke aud
Duchess OF Connaught the Duke of
Fife the Grand Duke Michael and the
Countess OF Torby The king and
queen signed the register as the Wit
nesses OF the marriage The wedding
gifts are valued az over 100000.
The bridegroom is a brother OF the
Earl of Dudley and is equerry in wait
Ing 90 the king Tie Chapel Royal
whore the ceremony took place. was
the scene OF the marriage of Queen
Victoria and several of her daughters
Tho officiating clergymen were
Canon Sheppard sub.dean of the
Chapel Royal Dr Grosvonor. of New
York and the Rev DR. Piers Claugh
ton. rector Of Hutton Brentwood. Es
sex Colonel Halford. the owner OF
Dorchester house. where the Roids
live. was best man. The first part OF
the honeymoon win De spent at Give
den
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03
Banker confesses theft.

Robert Ohnmeiss. Jr cashier OF the
Marine Trust company. at Atlantic
City. n. j.. was arrested charged with
a defalcation of $2O.jOO lie made z
confession in which he says that he
played the stock market. that one loss
followed another until he was hope
lessly involved. He is under Sll,OO(
bail for trial in October
Announcement of Ohnmeiss defal
ration. which has extended over 2
period Of several months. caused a sen
eation in local social circles, and the
shock 10 those who have known Ohm
meiss and his wife socially is almost
as great as the stir caused in financial
circles and in other banks which un
Willingly have been the vehicles by
which his thefts were concealed
On the authority OF State Banking
Commissioner Watkins, who made an
examination OF the funds and securi
ties of the company the bank is In No
danger because of the defalcations The
loss sustained in excess of the amount
for which he has been bonded will be
made good
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03

the second place on the ticket he can
have 10 Josiah Marvel, of Wilmington.
/ Del. the manager of the Cray presi.
dental campaign. will not. however.
give his consent He insists that the
Delaware man Is a candidate for first
place and when II has been settled
that he cannot have arst place II will
Doe ample time 10 place him In running
for the secondary position. provided
he cares 20 take t. Mr. Marvel denies,
however. that Judge Gray will be salts
fed with anything less than the head
of the ticket
10 is we'll known that Mr.. Bryan
would be pleased TO have Judge Gray
for the vice presidential candidate, and
the only thing that prevents the latter
from becoming a leading candidate for
that position is the simple but all pow
eriul fact that he will not declare him.
self 10 De q candidate az ALL
The Gray presidential boom was for
mally launched Tuesday and headquar.
ters were opened IN the Savoy hotel.
A corps OF expert bin stlckers were go.
ing about the hotels putting up litho.
graphs of the Delaware candidate. No
other pictures have been placed as
yet, and the Gray men secured the
most prominent places IN the lobbies
of an the leading hotels.
The Johnson headquarters will not
ho opened for several days. and the
date on which the Bryan banners will
Be thrown ont has not yet been deter.
mined but it Will be on Saturday or
Sunday. after the arrival Of the Ne
brasha delegation.
10 is certain that there will be
strong fight in the committee on reso.
luti0ns and possibly on the floor OF
the convention Itself, over the anti
injunction plank Word has come indi.
recfly from Lincoln that Mr. Bryan f.
IN favor OF a plank OF somewhat radi.
cal nature and Il IS certain that such
men as Sullivan. national committee.
man from Illinois. and Chairman Tag.
CART. of the national committee, are
strongly opposed 10 II. Sullivan gave
ont statement IN which he favored
equal rights before the law" and used
other expressions OF a similar char.
octer which were construed 10 mean
that ho was opposed 10 a strong anti.
injunction plank. Sullivan denies that
he intended 10 convey the impression
that Dc planned 20 fight the anti-in-
Junction plank. but II Is generally be-
lIeved that be IS against extreme Ian.
guago in this part Of tho resolution.
The forces opposed 10 a radical labor
plank were made stronger by the ar.
rival of Charles g. Heifner, Of Wash.
ing'0n state. who has the proxy OF
John Y Terry. the national committee
man from that state. Mr Helfnor an
nouncei omphatioally that the Pacific
coast. and particularly the state Of
was opposed 10 the adop-
tion of such n plank as was presented
90 Chicago by Samuel Gompers and
other officials Of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor THE adoption by our
party of such a plank would be
transparent sop 10 union labor which
would be- ropugnant 10 voters IN all
sections Of the country. 70 would be
promise that no law-maklng body
would be- willing 10 fulfil. n could not
help but iniure the Democratic ticket
lt the polls"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03
AT DEATHS DOOR
Little Hope Held Ont For Recovery
Of Bishop Potter
he RALLIES SLIGHTLY
Patient Grew Weaker Gradually. and
Il Was Feared He Would Die Any
Moment When He Took Slight Turn
For the Better.

CooperstoWn y. Y. July AFTER
day in which the patient vislbly los
strength and the end seemed near
Bishop Henry Goldman Potter. OF th.
New York Protestant Episcopal do
coso. was reported by his physicianI
t0 bc resting somewhat more comfort
ably with symptoms rather more fay
Orablo than at any time during th,
past several hours The condition OF
'he eminent patient is still critical
however. and no great hopes are built
upon The slight rally Oxygen is beina
freely administered
Gathered at the bedside of the
bishop. al the country place of his
wife Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Potter. are
the members of his family. summoned
when the serious character of his iIl
ness became apparent At more than
one time hope was practically aban.
doned and the gradual ebbing of the
patients strength gave rise TO fears
that the life spark might go out any
moment
Telegrams of inquiry as 20 the
bishops condition and expressions OF
hope for his recovery came in a con
stant stream from an over the coun
try. while numerous cable messages
OF similar purport were received from
various parts of the world Little re
assurance could be given the anxious
inauirers. owing 90 the admittedly
critical condition of the patient. and
even the slight turn for the better was
not made the basis for any marked ex
piosslous of belief that the issue
would bo favorable
Bishop Potters health has for
long time been far from good. but ii
was not until early in the spring that
Dis condition began 10 cause anxiety
When on Easter Sunday Doe was un
able 20 take part in church services
10 was announced that ho was suffer
ing from acute indigestion Later nI
became known that De- was expert
oncing an attack of stomach trouble
and liver trouble. and early In May iiI
developed that Doe was too ill 90 thini
of attending the pan-AnglIcan con
eress IN London Tho bishop was much
too. 10 was said. by the deatl
of Dr Morgan Dix. of Trinity parish
on April 80 this serving 10 aggravate
his illness lie made a sufficient recoy
cry however TO allow of his remoya
here ON June TO-
During the past few days. however I
the heat had a serious effect upon the
bishop lie is in his seventyfftf
year his powers of resistance are i'm /
paired by his illness. and he rapidly |
grew worse
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03
FARMvILLE, "a. FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1905.
VERDICT AGAINST HEARST
Charges Of Fraud Fail and Court o.
ders Decision For MecleIlan.

New York July l.-Justice Lambert
directed the jury 20 find a verdict for
Mayor Mcclellan I'm the election re-
count suit upholding Mr. McClollRn's $
election in 1905 as mayor of New York
by nearly 5000 plurality over William
r. Hearst the contestant
Thus Is set az rest the claims Of
fraud made ever since the election
by Hearst, his newspapers and his
lawyers The recount OF an the votes
east ia New York city involved the
opening of several thousand ballot
boxes and has been in progress for
weeks.
While Hearst made a net gain OF
about 700 votes in the recount this
was an average gain of only a fraction
Of vote 10 each ballot box opened
and showed no organized attempt at
fraud
When this was proved conclusIyely
Clarence j Shen. counsel for the
contestant. asserted that the ballot
boxes were stuffed and that Hearst
vas dcfrauded of 6053 votes
In his address to the jury Justice
Lambert said that no fraud had been
proved in the case. and if he should
permit the disiranchisomont of citi
zens on such slight evidence this ooun.
try would last but a short time
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03
cleuelanaa leaue prinoeton.

Princeton y J.. July Mrs Grover
Cleveland left for Tamworth ~ II.
where she viii Join her children. Mar
ion and Francis Cleveland who re-
mained there during tho funeral OF
their father here last Friday With
Mrs. Cleveland We're her two children
Esther and Richard. who attended the
funeral. Miss Bryant a daughter Of
Dr Joseph r Bryant the family ply
sician. and President John "a Finley
of the College of the City of New
York Mr. Finleys farm adioins the
Cleveland residence az Tamworth
Mrs Cleveland said that she preferred
10 make no announcements M present
but that she would return 90 Princeton
with her children in time for the open
ing of school in September
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03

Grover Clovelands body lies buried
IN the Cleveland plot ln Princeton (N.
J) cemetery. just as the sun was sink.
ing In the west a distinguished com.
pany silently watched as The body was
lowered into the grave Then the SIM
pie burial service OF thc Presbyterian
church was read. and before the last
of tho carriages in the C0rfoso had
driven up 20 the path leading to the
burial place the bcnedlcti0n had been
pronounced and the members of the
family. President Roosevelt and others
who had gathered about the grave.
were leaving the cemetery Many OF
the personal friends OF the dead states.
man fingered about the spot which
was 10 mark his last resting place. and
each in turn was permitted 90 cast q
sh0veliul OF earth into the grave
Agreeable TO the wishes OF Mrs.
Cleveland the services. both az tho
house and az the cemetery. were OF
the simplest character Am invocation.
scriptural reading. a brief prayer and
the reading of a William Wordsworth
poem. Character OF the Happy War.
rior." constituted the services at the
house. while the reading oi the burial
service at the grave was brief and im.
pressive.
Although the funeral was of a strict.
ly private nature. those iu attendance
numbered many distinguished citizens.
including President Roosevelt. Gov.
ernor Fort. OF New Jersey. Governor
OF New York. Governor Hoko
Smith. of Georgia. former members of
President Cleveland cabinet. officials
of the Equitable Life Assurance so.
cicty members Of the Princeton unl
versiiy faculty and friends and neigh.
bOrs.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03
MURDER SENSATION
Philadelphia Doctor Was Victim OF
Cyanide of Potassium.
POLICE ON SLAYER'S TRAIL
New York to Have a 62.story Building.
Grover Cleveland's Funeral - Boy
Caused Costly Fire - Banker Con.
fesses Theft Of s20,5Oo.


The laying bare Of a most sensa
tlonal murder is promised by the Phil
adelphia police in the case of Dr. VII
liam II Wilson. who died at his home
Friday night after drinking a portion
of a bottle OF ale that had been sent to
him through the mails An autopsy
performed by the corOner's physician
and an examination made OF the Wis.
Cera taken from the body proves con.
clusively that DR.. Wilson died OF
cyanide Of potassium poisoning The
ale came 20 the physician on Tuesday
a week ago by express. and in the mail
on the same day he received a letter
in typewriter form, purporting to have
been sent by the Peter Schem Brewing
company. informing hin. that a sample
bottle of ale had been shipped to him
for trial Investigation showed. accord
ing 10 the police that Schem brews nc
ale and that the company never sent
any such letter as that received by
the physician
Unusual as are the poisoning fea
lures of the case. more extraordinary
is the motive which the police assign
for what they are certain is a murder
Though Dr. Wilson had been living for
more than twelve years in the house
where he drank the fatal potion. he
never put out physicians sign and
was not known In a general sense as al
practitioner Withal. he had a large
clientele. made up mostly of wealthy
women and il is declared by the coro
nor and the police that ne made an
ailluent living as a malpractitioner. lrI
his practice IL is the theory Of the pO
lice. Dr. Wilson caused the death of al
member of the family Of a young mar
who will be charged with being the
pOisoner The death. II Is alleged
caused the young man 10 brood unit
he could no longer contain himself
when he sought 10 put an end 20 the
physicians practices by sending hin
poison. rather than going into court tC |
have his family history exposed to the
world
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03
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