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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-04
Iowa RuraI Cnrriera.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-speeial Tele-
'gram.)-Rural carriers appointed for Iowa
routes are as follows: Corning, route g.
James L.. West carrier. Mary A. West
substitute Indiauola, route 4, Ralph Jud-
kins carrier. Frank Walker substitute.
Prole, route 1, Otis M. Thomas carrier, J..
@. Thomas substitute.
Thomas II. Gem has been appointed
postmaster at Udell. Appanoose county,
Ia. vice r. NJ. Matthew'S. resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-04

nss waPt Aos are Buslnsus Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-04
ONO QUININE.~

OhAg oAS hhOAAO 4OANANhs"
That is Laxauvc Bromo QUtnine. Look 10
the signature Of Il, ". Grove. Used Tia
World over IN Cure a Cold in One Day. Csc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-04
GREATLY IMPROVED

Mr.. e. L. Pardee, 922 North 10th
Street Omaha, Neb., Writes
that the Radium Treatment
Has Already Been Of
Great Benefit to Him
After One Months
Treatment
Mr.. E. L. Pardes, Of s22 No. 10th Street.
Omaha, was suffering from a severe dis
order Of the stomach. He began taking
the Radium Treatment about a month ago
and this Is what he has to say as to
the benefit derived therefrom;
Dear Doctors:
l have been taking the Radium Treat
ment for one month and 1 am greatly i'm
proved and well pleased.
E. L. Pardee,
S22 No. 18th Street, Omaha.
The Radium Treatment has upset so
many scientific theories that a new era
in science may almost be said to have
b. An Certainly the new subject OF Radio
Au'.s@y opens up a new chapter In the
physits and therapeutics. Experiments
have demonstrated beyond a shadow of
doubt that the Rad.um Treatment is eff
%fective in combating diseases which were
formerly considered inourable. The Radlum
Treatment stimulates the action Of the
nerve cells. All who are suffering from
chronic diseases are cordially invited to
call at the offices OF the Rad.um Medical
and Surgical Institute for free consultG-
ton and advice. The Radium Treatment
is especially beneficial in the cure Of such
diseases as rheumatism. diseases Of the
nerves. blood. heart, stomach. kidneys
and liver, paralysis, epilepsy, eatarrh,
gall stones, dropsy, and s%crofula.
THE RADIUM MEDICAL AND sURGI-
CAL INSTITUTE is LOCATED at the
Northwest corner Of 18th and Farnam
streets, Omaha, Neb. OFFICE hours from
8 a. m. TO s p. m, Sundays from till IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-04
Leather Goods
and Other Specials
Saturday
at Beaton'S

We have just purchased a very large
line of up to the minute leather goods
and will place them on sale Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-04

Mimi, as only one switch nslns is work
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Oscar Trucgc's Nus6rndl.

Genper, COL, o. Sft. - Ger go
li5eldef lit jest Der Weinung, oaB
Dem Oscar 6. Iroege, melder ii6 be.
tr1dltlider acknowledgement ponGel.
bern beS Staots Soipitols fir
Sdminoiiidtiee in Hopproof, N..Dy
id)uloig gemodt buben lol, bel lei
mem geltrigengllSbrud) ollS Dem itab-
tiid)en @efdll9niB cine irou 9eiitono
gelciltct bat uno OoB iein 3eaenge-
lloiie lein Gntfommen oaburd) Begin.
fti9t bot, ooB er 5iuei Stunhen mar
tete, bis er bon benz guSbrud etmas
per(outeu feb. GS miro bebauptet,
cine sSrou babe Iroege Die SG9en II.
ben Hepolper 6ugeitedt. 9is jebt bat
mar bon Dem gtusreiBer feline Spur
imno man gloubt, bob es linn gellul.
gen 1T, Die Staot 81 perloiien. Cine
griinoli6e llnteriubnng miro bnriis
Der gefiibrt meroen, iuie eS mo9lif)
mor, oaB 0roege IN Der &ronfennb.
ibeiluna iiir Srouen mltcrgebradlt
muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

mod)tnilie ouSgeieBt. Wobltb1tige
N~nltnlten Der metbooiitiid)en Stride
erbnlten $4,000. Ger NodluB betrGgt
$4,000 is $4,000.
e pirituoliiten ole S@t0ren-
rte0c.
Sottic %. 3ortuel erbielt geIterll
bonn Nihter SelliSler tbeilipeiieS hei,
Dung BON ibrem @otten Gopt. s. Web.
iter Sprlueu 5ugciprodell, iolpie $25
monotlid)c Nlimcnte uilo 500 Nll.
moItsgebiibrcn. Gor DC: Sdeioung
erbielt Die atGgerin $50 monatlihe
Glimente; iie oerlon9te mebr, erbielt
ober MIR Die SGlfte. Sic befIugte
iid, boB Gopt. 6oriuen Tie ld)led)t be.
bonoelt mo nod elmer ciniom 0elcge.
ncn WobnnnN in Sent County &c.
brad)t babe. Capt. SorlueQ iogte. er
un0 ieinc @ottir bitten gliidlid nit.
chamber gclcbt, bis lie Die 9ctnnnt.
ld)oit bon Sp~iritualilteu genlott.
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H $3raeer pe,, 8altimere######H

cIile poll cineu @ablbeamten cinge.
rcid)te elite nidt beihmoreu meroell
hrolld)t. Sm 5peiten Soil beihmertr
lid, ein oemofratiiber @dbler, Serr
81. WcStenna, geaen ole HegiItrir-
Ncomte, neil bieielben ieine 2ilte nid)t
ol9euommen. Ter 5oll ermics lid
ais irrelepant.
3nm Shlub Ger Sibuna wlroc
Gu 8utohtcn oes anmolts Ser BE.
Goroe, Srn. %. Sturr @epbart, Der.
l(len, ipcldcs lid onbin alisipribt,
CAB Ole 9eboroe nidt Die Bili6t bat,
Den Namen bon Sruu q. Smith
Sang, melde als Gonoioatin ser 10.
5ldliItild)en Eortei iiir boa llnterbous
Der Siaatsgcieb9cblng BON 5fpeitell
SesislotiD. Iiitrift mligGtcat prrot
chi oen .oifi5icQen Stimm5etteI sll
lctcn. Scrr @epbnrt mod)te ais
@auptgrinb fir icin 8utohten 9cls
trno, Dob Die Contribution pon Morps
ldno an teincr Stellc, ici es bireft
cher inoircft, elmer Srou oas Hed,t
ccbc, alS Ganbibotin iiir ole 9eaiSIu.
tur oes StooteS aui;niretcn.
SIR. GOworo s.. 8roipulep iultoirtc
II Der Sitnng ais anroIt Der ocnlo-
tratiid)en ullo 'Sr. Mobt. 4. Stanton
OILS iold)er Der rcpubIifoniiden Eor.
teinaugcboriaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Scfriebigenbe Grnte.
9ie Saliptfriidtc iiberragen an iton-
titat nnb GuaIitGt betrGftIit Die
Greebniiie oes 8oriabres.


titat unb GuaIit1t betrGdtIid Die
G%reebniiie oes Soriobres.
@suibington 9. e., 8. Oft. =
Nat Dem ioeben perDffentIitten ge-
riht Der Grnbte $ Gommiiiion oeS
ftotiitiiben giireous oes lunomirtb.
i6aftliden 9eportenlents mar Der
Stano bes Wais am /. Sftober nit
Dem Erooifat 1873 81 be5eihnen ee-
gen 71.S am entiprehenben Gage oeS
&%orjobreS.
3ie ~oiesjdbriee @eiantmt 8ro0uf-
ton an Spmmcriuoi5eu ibGst man
iebt duff 291 ,S48,0U 9uibels gegen
226,G34,0OO i'm Goriabr. ben De-
iommtfrtrng On Sommer. 'unb @iu.
teripoi5en auf 724, 76S,00OguibelS &c.
gen 664, 6Q2,OOO inn Toriobr, uno ben
8elommtprtrog al Safer oltf 1888.
G19,OO0 9uibels gegen S07, 156,OO0
I'M 8orjobre. Gie GunIitGt oeSSom..
n%leripni3ens miro nit sos be5eidnet
gegen SS.1 i'm Sabre 1908, Die oes
Sommers uIo Winterluai5ens 5uionI-
men genonmen nit 90.4 oeeen S9.4
i'm Goriabre mo Die oeS Sofers nit
91.4 geaen S1.3 Dor SabreSiriit.
Bro Ider IdJ1Bt man BEN Gurd-
ifnittSertrog fir Sommeriuai5en
aui 16.9 guibels gegeu 1872 9uibels,
ben oeS SaferS aui 1903 Vuibels 'ge.
gen 25.0 ul0 ben Der @erite olli 1913
VnibelS aeaen Pol inn porigenS Sabre.
Sie Altullt0t ser @erite miro nit
$50 aeaen 1913 I'M uorigeu Sabre Ii.
Der @eiommtbetrog uuf i64,636,N0
SulbelS geeen 166, 10000 I'M Sabre
1908 geid)ast.
9e5iiglid DER anbcrcn Seloirii6te
ltelte lid) Der 3iirdidynittsl I'M
IcrbaItniB au benr b~UriGbrigen Gr.
trog Der Grnotc iuie ioIgt:
9nhipoi5en 79.5 gegcn Sic, aor-
toiteln 1873 aegen 6S.7, Sobaf S1.3
ge9en Sal, Seinioamen $40 eegen
St.2 mo gcpfel 1879 gegen asa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

i Ir. 6clirSentinS tobt.-
| Su 2lltcr bon 80 Sobren itorb geitcrl
nib Gr. Selir Scntina, Der Glteitc
Girnouirte bes mcoi3iniidcn Gcporics
mCnts Der llniperlitGt non Minrplnno,
in sScim %icihcr 5od)ter, Srou lbo-
HOS ". Siiutt 81 Sigblonos, 5ops
Jon. Gr. Selfins fam Dor ctpa 5!pei
Sobrcn 5u Sale mo brad Die Siiite.
Scitocm NOR CT frGntlid). Ter be.
to2te 9lrjt mobl,te III Nr. 400, Go.
tbtbrolitrobc.
Ir. Sam mars Nerid )
iiber IomnS crtig. 2r.
Souis Sommon. Gbei BET Ebipps'1n.
berculoiis .&Iinif OcS nSobnS Sop.
fins Soipital," weld)er i'm Nuiirooe
con Hid)ter Sarlon oan 8eiumobeitS.
5uItono BON yNi4ie" Icpns inter.
Iudte, crtldrte geitern, boB er ocil
Serid)t iiber bos &eiultot ieiner lin.
terindulg iertig geiteat bo6e uno
ieoer 3eit ami @iinid) Dem @erid)t
porlegen mcroe. lleber bas Reiultot
oeliclben lieB er ieoob nihts perlail.
ten. Nie oes Seiteren berid)tet, bo,
ben bic HedtSaHwGlie uno Der Saus.
ar5t Iomns' bei'm @eridt porae.
bradt, oaB' Der jun9e Wann an gol-
lopirenoer Sbpinoiudt Ieioc. Bon
Dem 9eridt Gr. Somman's bGl,ot %
nun ob, ob Der beriibnlt geiuor9cne
Gopns' Erojcb 5ur @~erbonolunO
fommt ooer biz oui unbeitinmtc Belt
pfrid]obcn mcroen mu6.
Sr. Vlonbell mad ct.
Eanl Winu., abgerciit.. - Sr.
Sobn q. VlonbeQ BON Der .Monl.
mental 9rau @cielid)nit" reillc &c.
tern Nad)nitto9 na6 ct. 9urll.
Winn, o6, no am ~, 70. mo #.
pieics Monots Die 81. Sobrcs Cor.
Dcntion Der .Nnierican yottlcrs' vi.
iociaticn" nbacboltcn miro. Ga Sr.
Vlotioel Der einjigc 0eIesat bon gal.
tlnlore ut, rciit er nit Den Zeleaoter
aus EbilaoeIpGin, ipelhe einen Spc.
5Ial'paggon beitellt BADEN. 81. @Ion,
oeu miro bel Der Convention cine 9ln.
ipradle ii6er Die Gortbeile Der Wotiu.
nal Organization baIleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Mms Den Weridtcn.

Intcrciianter tSoI( I'M Grinlinol.N e.
rid)t. Gin onsebliher blinoer
Vogqbuno non Hidlter elliott aus
Dem 9oppiep. aibi beireitI-8er.
foli Der Meitern NatDlano.9 obr
pom gnnocsrid)ter iWorris ouge.
oronet.
n9,I3 ia D..
Gin interciianter 3oG fam geiieril
i'm @riminol.@ eriht Dor Rifter 81
liott 5llr 8erbMioluna. Ger 20 Sabre
alte Sobn Mornep. Gin Gctcrmi oc3
SiirgerfricgcS, melfer aui Scite Scr
GonioHcrirtcn gefdmpit botie mo ppr
"A Sobren bel eincm l(nioa IN be!t
Stoblmcrfen ST Spnrroms Hoint sos
Nugenlid)t p1rlor, ltuno oils ougebli4
der @naubun0 Dor Dem Mid)ter. Or
mar ON 80. September I'M llorbpeit.
/ liden Stntlonahaulc bon &aoi SDio;l
nlli = Monote llad) Dem y8uppieu.
Tiul" geionot morhen, ieine Srculet,
Ole oonon borten, nppelirten oil NuS
Criminal eridt. lno ouf 9eiiiriuor.
tll;lg 0eS Stnnlsonn1liS Slpeny he
'rcitc Hihter elliott i6n oelteril o.lS
OIL InItult. WarncD rettcte por IT
%aDren burd bebcr5tcS Gil0rtifen
ooS Scben ieincs WitorbeiterS Sell,
Shnliot IN 6eIr Werfcn 5l Sporrou$
Foint olS geid)nlpI3enes WetoIl ouS
cinam SodoIen Iid) iiber oenielbeu cr.
goc. Ter Mettcr aber tril9 10 idNncrc
@rnnowmoen I'M @elid)t oapoll, Onb
cr ons Nil0crlid)t perlor. Cos Bc.
ridt bon Baltimore County iproi,
Inn $4,000 Gntid)Goigumg az. uro
Dor II Sobrcn purbc ouS llrtbeil
pom Stnats appeaaiiouSg2rid)t be.
itGti1t. WorleD lit oesbolb nidt nit
te0os uno fem Gogabumo.
Y nbnpcrfunf ungcorbnet.
gumbesridter WorriS unter5eid.
llete geitcrn Den 9eiabl fir Den Ser
foui Der n@eitliden MorplGnoer
Sobn," Die iid) ieit 3tpei Sabren IL
SGnoen einc0 WaiienparpalterS b..
finoet, mo @r. Sobn Sinflep mllrhe
bcouitrogt, oen Gerfouf por5uneb.
men. Gr nnlBie 100000 9iirgihait
itellen. Ger Hid)ter entibieo. oaB eS
I'M Snterciic Der Wldubiger lieac,
lpcnn Die gobn uno allies, mas oosu
ocbort, ais @o15es pcrfaliit paroc.
Ges MorbeS m 5wciten
GRADE dnIbig.
Ter 10 Sabre alte 9teger sherman
Sail luurbe geIlern IN Der smeiten
gbtbeilung Ses Grimihalacrid)tS OeS
Woroes I'M 5%lueiten Grade lhuloia
beiunocn. Gr botte am 81. Woi bS.
SIS. ieinen ~1S-iabrisen Moiienoenoi.
ien Geo. 6. Send, bel einem Grapc.
Spiel erid)oiien. Gid)ter @ortcr miro
am Wontag Dos StrofmaB ieitieben.
Is Sabre lit OoS bodite StraimaB.
6Hrmobltbdt ii &c 3iuede.
Sn Dem 5eitarnent oes aIil Gieii.
itag peritorbenen 3iegeleibelisers !.
q. s. Giron Don Gr. 1910, Sorlenl.
gpenue, lpelte3 inn Naiicngeridtc
einsereihi wuree, lino $4,000 Ser.
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SemufratiidDe Seidpueroen.

Sibung Der @oblaufiid)ts. 9eboroe.-
Bier 6Gle bon YeidWeroen Don
oenlofrotiihcr Seite gegen repilb.
litoniid)e He9iltrir. 9comte gelan-
gc, 5ur Serbanblung. - Suffered
ionieS @utoften.
Dor Der @ablollfii6ts . 9eb1roc
1dno aeItern Nbeno ous @erbor iiber
peritieoene bon oenlofrotiiher Seite
1egen republifaniihe &e9iitrir . 9e.
onlte %erbobenen VroteIte oui Der ga.
is itott, oob Oielelben Die 2ilte Der
Derouftlgen @Gbler on5nncbmen lid,
ipelgcrten. Sier Sd0e gelongten 5llr
Terba1olung.
Der critic be5og lid alli Den 12.Ere.
5lntt Der 10. @oro. Tie republifa,
Hilhcn Hcgiltrir , 9eam;en Yeod II.
Eiron botte nod) ausioge ibrer De.
motrotil6en Gollegen lid gelpeigert,
cine nm Z lt9r 10 Ytinuten s6enbs
cin1ercid)te Site IN Gmpiong 5u neb.
men. @ie aus benz Gerbor berpor.
Nina, boite ein oenofrotiifer @Gbler
hIelelbe nm Die genonnte 3eit &c.
bradt, mo mar beociltet morben, 5lt
iudrten, bis Die in Dem Hegiitrir-2o.
lole onmeienbcn 0obler nbgeiertigt
ieien. NlS Dies Inn 8 llDr 20 NbenoS
geiheben ,uar. lpeigerten lid) Ole &c.
n%anntcn republifnniid)eu Megiltrir.
Nculntell, iid) nit Der Site 5i befai.
ien nit Miidiidt oaroui, bob Die Belt
60 llbr ~ iiberibritten JET. Ger
G~oriiBenbe Der Yeborbe, Sr. Gborles
$. Garter, erflGrte ben republifani.
ifen Negiltroiorer, oab lie unred)t
~gehonoclt bitten, inloiern ais bie3eit
Der Ginreihung ouein III Sroge fom.
me urlo iene Cite bereitS I'M Z llbr
Is Mim. umterbreitet morOcn Iei.
Sm s. Gre5inft Der %. 99oro bate
lid, iuie Die 8erbanblung ergab, Die
repnblitaniiden Gegiitrir geomten
Sob unb Momoier 5llcrIt getpcigert,
bic BON ibrenI bemofrntiihen Cole.
gen &irfruooo offerirte 2iite Der Der.
od6ti9en @dbler inGmpfone 81 neb-
men; ip1ter botten iie oieielbe 5luor
bcrildiid)tigt, ober in miIlfiirlider
Weiie MIR an orei aus ben ca. so oui
Scr 2iite per5eihneten W1blern ent.
lpred,enoe Noti5en geianbt. 'Sr. Gar.
ter ertbeilte ben beioen Hepublifa.
iiern eine cner9iide Wabmng, III
3llfunit nift mieber in bicier 8eiie
lbrc Pflidt 5i perseiien.
Gic bciocn letten 6Gle bcjogeu iih
auf Den I. Yrecinct Der ). @orb bejiu.
Den 2. Yrecinct Der II. 0aro. Sn
crItcn Safe batten Die republifnni.
ld)cn Hegiitrir.g eamten es abgeiflae
cen, cine acknowledgements ats Der
Sano ocs einpn Der oenofratiid)cn
&e9iItrir'V eamten 5u occeptiren, obne
oaB ocriclbe Die 3iite nit eincm Mil.
oouit periebe. Iie republifnniidpcn
sic9iItrotoren nuroen bilrd) Den Vor'
lisen6en oorii6er belebrt, ooB tie lire
SnItrnftionen nidt 4eefannt batten
.ts oir%lben aiisoriadlid lauten, oaB
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Bonn @uaan aetrniien

Bonn 9uggp getrofien. -
Gle as Sabre nlte 9llice SduiIB BON
Nr. f24, Siio.@reeneitroBc, berid)tete
ge'teru I'M Weitlihcn Giltrift, oob lit
ar Der Ode BON 8reene. mo Yolti.
moreftraBe poll einem Dem. Srn.
2oSfp pom Hr. TO, Columbia. gpe.,
geboriaen Sugep getrofien II. Id)nner5.
bait perlett murbe.
D9dder @eion0perein."
= 3ie Webr5nbl Der Wit9lieoer oe9
"9dder-@eiangpcreins" lit sur 3eit
beiler. IieS puroc geitern abcno,i i'm
Sauptauartier, Wogner's Gaie, Nr.
ll6. Noro.Yncnltr., er0rtert, ais mar,
lid ilber Den 8ruHo beS ifIedten &c.
lud)es DER Yrobe erflmoigte. Eroi.
4. anrolus, Der Sirigent hcS Ser
eilS. nbte nit Dem fleinen SGuiden
iuoder Shore fiir Die Mbenounterbol.
tung III Sbimef's Saae. oorunter
.gSos bob id) brnn meinen ~1Seinslieb.
den getbun. 9ad Der Sinoituloc
Iailoerl iltter Dem Soriis oes 8r1Ii.
oenten Q0paro 9ortbolmoe llno Ger
Nrutofolif iibrnng oes Sefretars
ernlt lteberior Sic loufenoeu Ser.
eirs1elfaitc erlaoigung.
@erietb in cine Camp.
lage gei'm 8erindl, einen 5reib.
rletnen ouf elm Sd)Wunsrao au iiber-
leBen, ipuroe 9eitern Gormittag gSil.
telm Stemart BON Mr. t03, NcGo.
masltraBe, nit Dem red)ten arm in
enc Gampii1gc geihleubert. Sierbci
frlg er ihfuere Shnittuunben an
arm odbon. gr murhe nad) Dem
"uniperiitats -Soipital" gebrodt.
Yaie sur Meiie in'S NuslanS be.
Iurgt &. Mainc, Nr. Alb, En.yaltis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

EaIe sur Mciic in'S Nnslanb be.
Iorgt 9. Maine, 9r. Alb, En.@aItis
moreitraEe, nabc Gritom Suuie Ibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Staot Baltimore.

n8creinigtc gGder Is :.
lie lldnt. f." - Hegen 9eiude5 err
ireutc lid geltern Abeno in Garid'a
Sotel am 2erin9ton.Ia rtt Die bier.
teljGbrlide Notwithstanding Der
.@ercinigten 9ader- @eielidait BON
WarpIanb." Inter DEM Torlib oea
Yr6libenien Sobn &ollmerbolien uno
Der Erotofolfiibrung bes Sefretara
Charles anopp muroe Sr. @iIliom
Malter nadJ Grleoi9ung Der l~oltiei,.
Den Sereinsseid)Gite ais neues Nit.
glieo aufgenommen. Eic aranfen.
gcloer Iiir Dos leBte Guortal geldna.
ten 5hr NnS5ablung mo Die idligerl
piertelidbrliben 9eitr0ge murben
entaegen genommen. Sir oen gro.
ben 9oIl, meldtn Die Srgonilotion
gemeinifaitlid) init Dem nMorplono
B0der-8 ercin" III Sn,o5er'S Salc
pcranItaltct, %ernunnte Der 8oriiBer
Elm Gonite. beitebeno aus Den $50.
YuuI Sain, .Sobn $. @eller, emil
&ieietuetter. Gonrao Miiuer, Grnit
Srunf, Charles Ginoii Senrp @rob
mo Gomoro Yiittne.. Tos 4bred,s
nunassGomite iiir oas nGdite Gilar-
tai beitebt aus ben SS, Grnit Srunf
Conrad Miiuer, 2onis Nppcl, @m.
aiimmel uno 0iaiam Sitter, lpab-
reno iid bns &ronfen.Gomite ans ecn
$50. emil aicietuetter, 8iliam Stint
mel, Sobi 2outerbad) uno !. 2auer
5iilutnmelt iebt. Gie einndhnlen be.
trltaen III Den lebtpn orei Monaten
$24S, Die Ausadben $f40.13.
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& m q NJ pie gear oiemciB c
Mage.

@eiiubheits Is olnmiiidr Or. 9pslep
modte Don Der Budget eboroe bel
Tnfiteluug oes Budgets iiir 1910 Ell
lie Sermiui9ung erbalten, melde iGm
oie gniteaung BON Is peiteren aran-
fenpilegerinnen nit einem Sobresec-
balt BON $500, geitattet. Gieielbeu
louen Il, Dem Sample aeaen Die III.
berculoiis 8erpenouns iinben ole
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
FOOTBALL CLAIMS
ANOTHER VICTIM.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.5-Fo GOT ball
has claimed another Victim IN Archer
Christian. the eighteen-ye ar-old half
back OF the University of Virginia
Tenn, whose injury in the game with
Georgetown Saturday afternoon was
followed by his death at Georgetown
University Hospital yesterday morn
ing. The body was taken to R1ch-
ns5nd yesterday afternoon for burial.
An autopsy disclosed that death was
due to cerebral hcmorrhage, foHowlng
Profoundly stirred by the fatality,
the district croner has sworn a
special jury Of prominent citizens,
whose duty it will be to suggest
IL possible, some modification OF the
rougner features Of the game and to
look into the question of the alleged.
police brutality and Indifference tol'
lowing the accident.
Death came to the injured man
peacefully. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Christian, and his brother,
also foot ball player, were with him
when the end came.
In addition to the alleged indiffer-
ence OF the police following the acci.
dent, it is charged that Andrew Chris
tian, brother Of the injured man,
clad in a foot ball suit, while endeaY-
oring to accompany the patrol wagon
in which his brotrer had been laid,
was roughly mistreated by the police.
man. the latter striking him and shoy-
ing him off the rear step. This matter
also will be looked into thoroughly by
the police department.
The death of young Christian has
put an end to all foot ball playing by
Georgetown and Virginia for this sea
son.
1t was said today that Mrs. Chris
tan always was fearful regarding the
fate CT ner son, having had a premon-
ltion that he would be injured. Though
in washington, she did not go to the
game Saturday, but Immediately after
the game she telcphoned to the hos
pital to ascertain whether her boy was
injured and the news was conveyed to
her.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
BIG SHIPS CRASH.
sTEAMEs LA sEYNE AND oNDA IN
COLLISION OFF SINGAPORE.
MANY DROWNED.

SINGAPORE, Nov. l5-The mail
steamer La Seyne OF the Messageries
Narratives service, running between
Java and Singapore. and on her way
to this port. was in collision early
yesterday morning with the steamer.
Onda, of the Brftsh-lndia line, and
sank within two minutes. Seven Bu-
ropean passengers. including Baron
and Baroness Benc1lSy, the captain of
the La Seyne, five European officers
and IS otehrs, comprisingg native pass
sengers and members of the crew,
were drowned. The rescue of 6l per-
sons, practically from the jaws of
shoals of sharks, formed thrilling in
cident of the wreck,
The accident occurred in thick.
haze. The vessels were steamlng at
good speed and the seyne was cut al
most in half, There was no time for
panic nor for any attempt on the part,
of the officers OF the laundering steam
er to get ont the boats. The majority
CT those on board were caugt in their
berths and carried down with the yes.
sci. .t;.
The rescuing parties were not only
impeded by the darkness, but shoals
OF sharks we're already attacking those
clinging to pieces Of wreckage in the
water. sixtyone persons from the i'll
fated steamer were finally dragged
into the boasts and brought by the
onda to this port Many OF them had,
hcen bitten by sharks and several are,
severely injured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
stTHEs4a
- '.''''' CAUSE OF MURDER


CLARKsBURG, Nov. 15,-WhiIe
Jealousy or suspected infdeltty is be.
Heved to nave prompted the alleged
murder OF Mrs, Cha1El1tte wilbur,
wife of. Walter A. Wtlblrn, a miner
at the o'Gara Coal and Coke Com
llany's mine. at Phoenixvipei by Mrs
Prudence Pollock, wife OF Robert Pol
lock. the pit boss, who is in jail ac-
cusarl OF throwing oarbollc acid in tho
woman's face Saturday at her home,
partial investigation by Acting Cor
oner j. T. Flynn, has failed to reyeal
the particulars in the case.
Mrs. .WtbWn died in acute agony
tweaty minutes after sustaining the
acid burns. Mrs, Pollock was also
burned by the acid, and may lose one
eye The husband OF the dead woman
swore out felony warrant against
Mrs. Pollock, and sho was placed in
lail after receiving medical treAUne4A,
at the hospital.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
Judge Loyett
SUCCEEDS. Mr.. e. H. /. HARTMAN
AS DIRECTOR IN 3. AND o.
RAILROAD co.
(specIal to the west Virglnianl

Especial to the West Virginian)
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 15.-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was
hell here to-day, President Oscar G.
Murray, presiding the following were
elected directors for the ensuing year:
Edward R. Bacon, Joseph r. Foard,
John P. Green. R. Brent Keyser, L. F.
l.oree, Robert S, I!nvett, Geo, F. Ran
dolp.l, Saqnuef Rea, Norman B. Ream,
James speyer, James stillman aud Jo-
sepa Woods.
This Il: the old board with the ex-
cepton Of Julge Loyett,. chosen to sue
cced the late Mr.. Hartman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
NEGRO ROUTED aY AATPINs.
AssaIIant OF white Woman Flees With
Badly Prodded Face.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 15.-drs.
w. "A. Halves, prominent resilient OF
KY, was attacked by a
strange negro acre as she was walk
ing to the home OF friend. Several
women who happened to be nearby
went to Mrs. Hawes' rescue, and they
attacked the negro with hat pins, bad.
~ lacerating his face
The negro asaitant made his escape
after being chased some distance by
the lnfuriated women.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
Garrert-oosteIIo.

Miss Nell Costello and Mr.. Robot
l.. Garrett. two well known yOlIlS
people of Mionongah, were united in
marriage last evening at the home Ct
the officiating minister, Rev. Andrea.
Only the intimate friends and relatives
witnessed the ceremony. The bride is
well and favorabIy known in this city
and the groom is superintendent OF
the MeadowbrooIt mine They left
this morning fer wedding journey to
Baltimore and Washington, after
which they will reside at Meadow.
brook, where newly furnished homo
awaits them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
HouIt-swfndIer.

81 List eiViteSIiFftg at half after eight
O'Clock at their home in the First
i aslrtb occurred the marriage of Miss
SI.il)ian SwintIer AMI Mr.. L0man 3.
SSfioult, two we'll known young people
Of the city. Rev. j. p. Turkelson, OF
M. p. Church, performed the cerc-
! fIfe1y in tho presence OF the inIIledt:
ate relatives. The bride is a sister OF
mfrs. Joseph Higginbotham with
MEidm she has resided for number.
cot years Mr.. Hoult Is n SUCCESSFUL
business man. They have taken up
their residence in their new home