davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-20
&iilfe berIamat.

Sllneer Deuti6er (ooer S9meoe)
Monn un6 Srau, obne &inoer. @ie
Srail Inn fir cine fleine Samilie
an foden, 5u lpaihen, 8lt biigeln lu.o
Die augemeine Sausarbeit 5u be
lorgen. Ger Mann, INN oas 8icb
5u beiorgen uno ouf Ser @elniiie-
Sarn 5u arbeiten. @}iillen fdbig inr
erfabren iein. @ntes unb perlna.
nentes Seim fir Die ridtigen 2cute.
@eilrnoe @egenO = &iiItenoiitrift.
Sdreibt all
u. ga, 9(rnplS & Sun,
Rortlanb, SeroS
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uno babel lit oieIes Spiten oud)
nod biaieer als oie ia an fi6 int
Gerbdltnis 5u Der 2idtnaiie ipar=
iam brennenbe eleftrii6e 8ogenlan-
pc neleiter aonitruftion. Die gr-
finbung oieier YreBgaslaterne gebt
auf ben befannten SSngenieur @ucr
5uriif slber es beourfte nod iorg-
faltiger 8eril,he llno fleiner 8erbei=
lerungen, ebe aus ben 2aboratorien
oas polleroete Hrobuft berporginA
oeHen 2eubtfraft mon iebt beluut.
bert
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xeras.

Sm 9ouie lit Ser Srbmiiiions.
beidluB nit SO eegen SO Stilnmen
5ur &einidrift beoroert. @s beiBt,
oaB Die Submiiiioniiten porldrfil
nod feline ShluBabitimmilng ct.
6lpingen nerben, oa iie elmer 3uei-
9rittel- -Waioritat nod ltidt iider
iinb.
@eute miro Die SubmiiiionS.
frage i'm Senat porfommell.
= glnl 0ienitas Weittag bat in
gemeinlmner Sibnng Der 2egislatur
Die ginfiibrllng @ouberneur Camp.
bel's in iein slmt ltattgefllnoen.
- Ger Senat bat Die Bin, Ole
Inftin einen neuen Charter berleibt
uno cine Ron1rniiiionsbertpaltuue
bort einfiibrt, angenolnmen.
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SllIanb.

Der Senat BON lenneIlee bat
Die 8robibitionsbia ebenfaas ange-
nonmen uno @onperneur Botterlol,
bat iie Oarallf nit lei1em @eto be-
Iegt.
Die loeben eingereibte Slot
tenbill nerlangt 9etpillignneen in
Ser @obe pon $135, ,662, ,S88.
Der 9elnofrat gbalnberlain 1T
bon Ser republifaniihen 2eeislatlr
oes Stoates Oregon gum 8lnoesie-
natpr erlpdblt mproen.
= Ser 8unoesienat bat oie 9iG
angenon1mell Die ben Yraiioellten-
@ebolt auf 100000 erbobt.
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Wir 6aben piele d6nlidje.

Das JoIgenbe lift Der Musaug aus
einem 8riefe, ben mir bon Mr. 8. s.
Mbers in Gtuttgart, Mrf., erbieIten:
Sic tperben mid iebr oerbinben,
penn Sic Siints 2igbtning Oil in
Miniogebille, Say einfiibren mir.
ben, oa ib bort biele Sreunoe uno
8ermanote babe, fir Die ib mid iebr
intereiIiere ,lno oa i6 erfabre, oaB
oas Del bort nidt inn Marfte lit. Sd
fam es aIs Die bette Wieoi5in EN-:
pfeblen Die i6 in meinem &auie ia.
be. gs flarierte mid BON einem
idlinmen Sale bon retar 9fubr in
Deniger 6enn elmer balben Stllnoe
unb es furierte meme gnfeIin bon
einem fhlimmen Galle bon gboIero
Morbus in furaer 8eit.
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Die @elehrteu

iino lic] iiber gar @ieles nidbt einig.
elm, bab bie ct. 8ernaro arauterpiip
len lid) nit bollem 8ed)te oes 9fufes
als beites 9eilmittel fir @agene. ae@
berz uro g2ierenleioen erfreuen @enr,
&opf. llno 8iidenf1mer5en, Sdpddle,
WeattisSsit, per5flopfen, S6tpinbel II.
oergl @ndl mabnen, oaB Sbr i6iner
trallf leib, 10 9ebralldet ia feline Der
lailoldufi9eu Guadfalbereien, inel,6e
ni6t rlur nidJt belfen, iollbern bur6 i1re
giftigen 8eftanbteile, tpie Gllediilber
nmr nod mebr idaben @ebrallbt az
lein Die ct. Bernard &rdltterpillen, sic
fir 25 Gents in alien slpotbefen 5u baS
ben iinb.
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Sshr tO5. Qehensiohr noQennat

Sbr 105. 2ebensiabr poaenoete
Die @ittue oes aoloniiten Saatboff
IN 9lfelsbere( (OItfrieslano). 8is Dor
frr3er 3eit mobnte Die alte Srau gan5
allein in elmer aus 2ebm uno Sorf gu
ianmengefiigten uno nit Saibe be-
oedten Siitte 5u 8oBberg i'm oitfrie.
iiibeu Sodmoore. gsun lit iie 8u if.
rem Sobn IN slfelsber9 ge8ogen.
leber ibre enge Seimat lit fie r1ie
binmlseefommen, cine @iienbabn bot
Iie nod nidt aeieben.
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geehmt feline sdleibuna,

Gin neltliber 9fi6ter betpilligte
ei1e Sbeibung onf @r1nb bon ibleb-
ter Soune uno iibelrie6enoem Mtem.
Or. Sings 9eip 2ife Tias battea
Oieies perbinoert. Sic filrieren In
berbauli6feit, nel6e iibelriebenoeil
gltenl. 2eber-2eioen uno i6le1te
2aune, berporrllft, beilen @rfdltun=
gen, perbanlen 4opfifdmer5en uno
beieitigen Shiittelfrolt. 25 gts. bel
allen 9rlgaiiten.
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NMSla1tu.

eSll Der Wegeno bon Slnprno
bat ein Grobeben itattgefllnoell. glnl
S6limrniten nnrbe Die Stabt Nbo-
caeo, 25 Weilen BON Slnprna gelegelL
nitgenonlmen, Dort luliroen abt
8erionen getotet.
SSn oell Muinen Meifina's brad
Elm 6erer aus, oas nur NIT arnber
slnitrenguug geloibt mer6en fonnte.
@uf ben ioniiden Snieln, nabe
Ser griediiden &iiite, uno in Spa-
nien, in Der @egeno Der Stoot Gro
naoo, but man groitobe geipiirt.
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Sn al. 9engmei9fen mollte
elm fiinf5ebnjdbriger Sunge Dos
0ienitrnaohen graulia madeu. gs
gin9 in ben Sol5ita1, aus Dem oos
Maohen Sol3 bolen muBte, widelte
iid) einen Strang Inn ben Sols,
oen er nit beioen Sdnoen bielt, lno
tot, ais wenn er iid erbangt bate.
Gabei ruidte er nit ben iSiiBe.l
aus, nobel fid) oie S6linge 8u5og
ols oas 8ienltmdohen nod mebre-
ren Winuten in oen StoG trot. bate
Der ssllnge ieinen Sher5 nit Dem
5ooe be5ablt
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Sur 3eit Der Wiastenbdlle.


Sett fpnmt bic lmft'ge Seit leran,
Die 8eit Der Wsasfenb6lle,
$50 ii6 masfierem Sehermamn
Wtrb supbl ge,pif nnn idJnelle.
9a fprimgt nmber ais Sarlefim
g1er iuuft 70 ernft unb itiile.
Wan glambt es germ, es pfaget i'm
6eut iidjer feine Grille.
tlnb suer betannt ais S5aiemfuf
ST beut Gin fiibner Sitter,
Sn Stabl bonn Sdeitel bis 5um Sui;
&betnt beut' CT gar nibt bitter.
Die, iueltbe iDnit bic .3eit per6radbt
Sui arbeitsnDllem 3eihe,
9rfdleint ais Gbnigin her 9iadjt,
SM fternbefetten Gleibe.
nnb Der iid buden itets gemnbt,
unb ipredJen bnrft nmr leiier,
Der fdjreitet beute, ielbitbetunft,
aIs Sultau pher tsaiier.
tnn er, Der ats EantDffelbelb,
Weboriam tuar Der Seinen,
Der ut1tte heute npr ber @elt
gllS Sitter 8lanbart idJeinen.
60 trdst man Masfen LIBERAL,
nnb Sober fd)eint 5n meinem,
@r fjnne bier i'm 2arnepal,
@as er uidlt lit, bod idjeinen.
9Dd cine Sad)e iupilem iuir
Aud) btesmal nid)t nastieren,
Gas tit Der Snrit mad 2pne Star
gter
Sas fam man nidt risfiereu.
g Mil bel Ser lauten SrS9lidfeit
Gid aud bic &eble labef,
ftnb bas famn man 81 jeber 3eit
SudD nur ppm Gone Star babeH.
Sp lebe bod has 2pne Star 8iei
5ar 8eit ber Masfenfrenbsn,
Gs ifnedt nns iett, bod iuplten mir
G$ ipater aud nidlt meihen.
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9as edlte 6. unb z. Sud u2pfss.

9llbertus Masnus. Die esbptif6en @es
beimni6e. 9as iiebenmal berliegelts
Bud, fotpie bieIe anoere n1erftpiirDiye,
feltene 8iider iiber Maagie. Gbnlpas6ie,
Wagnetismlis lnb 3bpnotisn1us. Hlas
rletenbii6er, Ernlmbii1er, H1tnftir1iis
der II. t. IN. Infragen iperben ausfibre
lidJ beaatlportet. 8ntaloge frei. slgenz
ten berlanet.
g. sa6s. 432 DIT II. Ctr, 81. .
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Sobn S. Bolton, oiientlider No-
tar. Gr,uoeieent,.m. slgent fir
Eeniionsanfprii6e. 8immcr 8, ct.
Santes Sotel, Dft-So,titon Strabc,
9eibe Selepbone $50.
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@tindJt = elm gutter 9ufi6lnieo
fir Sanoopal, nabe gaplor. Gutter
Wann, gutter 2obn. Raberes ". 5.
Bauer & Go. 224 Sao-Mlamo Ctr.
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Sa6rgang 44.
gnntes sllerlei ans 0eutidlano.

n''l oen Spstlliieuel engesl Ofepel''
's:rs:! "! pu.l :. uel s.llen l.. Seii'oa ue'
pyaplppp'l.gsI tSui'tltul ple Sollot'
Rlainhg upiegle. Wleoel. e,ll sei' ~
ll lal!oep, palie l'u, nilpllll''lul oer ~.
l,olels'an,pupn selulp'''el,, lpul o''l''
aper pl'lu( o,alYl allpallelloe s stranlpell se'
o.pn:'9s'l, ssplu!'ep - 81 l'egllie... @ SaI.s' .s
avl.g ~ ouylIul oi''elei Fiul's la''E
er eretlLl e lpalels n1lo 6lpal 5uerl1 !. y
Ued!pni9 ous Slho1uln pleler Sis- olS
5,plliL pol pelel. ui!llllllelpareai, ap.
lvlub e pl'rp elll lages ae:. 'lsillu ous q:
ausel.l'u1i % peliul w @ssi ul'efnlslois. :
Wer ehe5g'e a! nllo auspaner Ins., lilolrlt
e % l.n.' sp'loios'e i'l.p pp1iolppple
pelVes S1noll''n s1 1,el e., 1llill'llepl 81 e.
''e''' g1.uilu)en 5a. aoluimb l pluu)le. ae
o,l a, islea' u 1el sS,enss a51, gy.g'e,' gua'
Sle'e'. plelie ~: ailIep aull'.,
", We''lelhpeutSl SS,. lll'o eglt',ontsel ppl'
gul'e' W ssie't ~ 'lll ~. S.oe''s'
lapI st'iolpen. Sl ~ luu. Spetuliuilss
S19s Sogl.ls ~ ~ s,il'''t on.5:, u1s 9o,' lug az
aaltsl ass n'lu gus u'S ~.llaiululoi aa 'i''
ollupullunsle!o5uge, & als al5l oes ~. =.
aI> -, M.saoss y. isaD'upa.sat''u.e.' ~.
gssuo.ss tsl, ~ lolealu,es es's'l.e.: M ~. Sn' s.
as lsil.es olleoen asas lua. g 1.''' a ,pa.sa se
lu..os.. a.s ueIlye.u.1sl ,: NJ. es.'as''.os- ...
nen aussufiihren, einen Mft Der eri1en
6iilfe unter l1m1tdnoeu al IeiIten oie
iid1 mol fem apeites WSal lpieoerbo-
len meroen SIN einem WinterabenS
llno mabreno bes beftiqiten 5d)neeqe-
itobers itieB cine 2ofomotipe Dor ser
6iiobahnitation 2ieiina nit einen
GdIitten 3uIaumen, Ser nit anei
Nferoen belpannt nar lmo eine frGb-
Iihe @eieIlihaft iiber oas 8ahnae-
leiie nah 6auIe fiibren Iollte. Die
Nferoe ideuten, uno Ser 41tid,er tieI
10 lnaliidlid, auf oas @eleiie, ooI,
Ste Qofomotipe iiber Ieine Sberld)cn=
fel fllbr, bei6e geine aerquetSehte llno
einflemlnte. Der Gorper oes lin.
gliiflihen gauern Ioq unter Ser ite-
bengebliebenen 2ofomotipe. Ser
Wonn iDur6e obnmadtia. Dr. aiibre
eridien NIT Ieiner diruraiihen gas
ihe, froh unter oie 2ofomotipe uro
nmputierte Bel unqeniiqenoer SSadel-
beIeuhtuna obne ieoe Niiijteu5 (oer
s[iIiItent. batte auch feinen Nlab ae-
habit beioe 8eine 6es Nerlnaliidten
Ole Situation lit faun ausalmalen
Ger Mrat lieat aipei Bis orei Stunbcl,
baudlinas inn Sd,nee inter Ser oe-
bei5ten Qofomotipe, artputirt beioe
Seine eirles Wsonnes, unterbinoet Sic
groBe 8lutgefaBe uno pernabt Sic
groBen MunoflGhen. Ser Wann
puroe bierouf pon Ser freirpilliaen
Nettungsgeielllhaft auf Die @linif oes
9ofrats gillrotb gebroht. g}illrotb
mlo gilbert lieBen Die Situation 5eid-
retl, in Der Der s(r3t iei1 3ettunqs-
iperf poaiiibrt batte. Sic prieIen in
ibren 0orleiuneen Or. &iibne als
9eloen un0 Meilter Ser gbirnrgie.
@ns 9luoitorillm applalloirte, ulo
Der gr5t nluBte fuie Elm GROCER &inIt-
Ter cffbeinen uf1o ieinen &ollegen fir
bic Mnerfellnung banfen.
@egeiliiber ben lafen0en @r.
ben zines fiir5lif) in 4otben nerltpr-
benen 0iirsers lit bonn Magiitrot eli
ne Jor0erlmg lpegen Steuerfontrc.
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GiienbaDu= Jabrplan.
s. & 6. q. ga6n.
g. q. G 81. e. 8ahn.

Nnfnnft-
SO. Souiton II. 5. aiilte 1920 nad1m
No. 3-Souiton II. 5. &iifte 700 bornl
yeo. 54-8on 9errbtlle &. 80 bonn
9o. 81 &errpille, Spnntag 500 nacdpn
yto. 8S-yia6 &errbille 1900 ilarbm
Nbfabrt
SO. 2-Soltlton II. 5. &iiIte $3.50 porm
ylo. 4-9ouiton Il. 3. aiiite 900 nnd)m
yio. 53-Na1 &errbille. =. 1870 nad)nl
go. 51-a aerrbilIe, Sonntag $50 uorln
gio. 81 gtad &errbille 1905 BORN
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@ebt, ober, ipenn ibr font,
eriport Dem glrmen Die S6an, lei
ne Sono ausItreden 81 nliiilcn
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M. 6. G s. Balm.

Mnfltnft-
$50. 3-@om Noroen. ...9:t5 nad)m
~Slbern rn-8om Norben. 80 nprm
No. 241-Souiton ETC.. $50 oornr
&bfabrt-
SO. 4-Na6 bem Norben. 1880 bornl
nSlber" -Na9 benz Noroen. 900 nahnr
No. 244- 6oltfton etc. -. 1915 nadnl
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@em oos 2eben feline Sheer
.aiebt, Ser bot oud feine SSSoee pou
9eben.
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g.. $. e g. 81. lpollpt.2iniel

", y. W =. y. (9ulIpf-SIllIeJ.
Nnfunft-
SO. 9-Gom Often. .7:35 bpm
gso. 7-gom Often. 600 na6m
yto. 10-gl Taio IL gSeiteu 500 nadjm
Ibfa6rt
go. 9-gI 9aio Ii. @eiten 900 porm
yto. 1O-yea6 benz Often. 1880 nasbE1
yto. 6-gfa6 Dem Often. :. II 40 BORN
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gsietoria 0ipiIipn, 6. s. & 6. 9

Nntlt1lff-
NOO. 8o2-euero, @ictoria, 7:so naanl
Gbfabrt-
@o 8o1-guero. gictoria. $3.50 bonn
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
CLAIM HE IS A RINGER.
Calfee, Virginia Football Player,
May BE Barred.

Special % The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, Oct. IA surprise was
sprung On the sporting fraternity to-day
when the announcement was made that
W. r Calfee, who played left guard
on the University Of Virginia football
squad in the recent game with the Navy
team, IS not a bona fde student Of the
University OF Virginia. but q student in
medicine at the Medical College OF vir-
ginia.
The officials Of the Medical College to-
day admitted that the man was now a
student at the institution, and that he
had been up 10 q short time before the
game between Virginia and the Navy
-Four university men were present when
IL was declared that Calfee was ring
err" and they have written to Manager
Darlington, Of the Virginia football team.
asking for information and demanding
that II Calfee be a ringer he be put
OF the team and a statement be issued.
A signed statement from Calfee tonight
is TO the effect that he matriculated at
the University OF Virginia with the dis
tinct understanding that he was to re-
turn to Richmond and complete his
studies at the Medical College OF Virginia
after the Navy game. This means, OF
course, that he matrlculated merely for
the purpose Of playing with Virginia
against the Navy, and that he had no
intention Of remaining as a bona fde
student Of that school
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
SLEMP IS DEFENDED.
William Tyler Page Says He Is a
Leader, Not "A Boss.

Leader, Not n Boss.
Falls Church. Va, Oct 27.-Declarine
that Representative Bascom SIemp. Vir-
ginia Republican campaign manager, is
not boss. but a leader. and taking a
shot at Representative c. c. Carlin. OF
the eighth Virginia District, William
Tyler Page, clerk of the committee on
accounts, addressed a Republican mass
meeting here tonight.
Mr.. Page says that Representative
Carter Glass denunciation OF Mr.. Slemp
as a boss indicates a paucity OF argu-
ment and an effort to befog the short
comings Of the Virginia dominant party.
He declared that Slemp is really one Of
the best equipped young men in Congress.
and is making serious inroads upon Vir-
ginia Democracy as the leader OF the Re-
publican party. He said that many
Democrats are now following Slemp.
Mr.. Page also said Mr. Carlin's criti-
cism Of President Taft on the tariff
legislation is an attempt to muddy the
political water He said that the Presi-
dent declares that he did keep his
promise to revise. and that the Payne
bill is the best tariff bill ever enacted.
(Which are we to believe, the President
or Mr.. Carlin? Who knows more about
1t, the President. or Mr.. Carlin?" asked
Mr.. Page.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28

F R EE
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We know what the trial package
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fair. is II not? Simply fiji out free
coupon below and mail to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
CITY COUNCILMAN INDICTED
Newport News Man Charged with
Soliciting Bride.
Gr,e,3al - ~. U,..If-o+o-, uo-,i5

Newport News. Va, Oct. 27.-Council-
man Ernest c. Cox. the Democratic nom
inee for constable, was indicted by the
grand jury in the Corporation Court to-
day on four counts, two OF soliciting a
bride from the Cleveland Trinidad Paw
ing Company, OF Cleveland, Ohio. and two
Of violating the Barksdale pure election
law, in that he is alleged TO have in
duced John P. Fraley and R. Z. Davis
TO withdraw from the fight for the Demo
cratic nomination for constable in the
primary OF June II, 1909. by promising to
pay the former SIS and the latter SIS.
Former Councilman Arthur 2. Burcher
and at one time Democratic candidate for
mayor Of this city. who lives at Lee
Hall. near here, also was indicted by the
grand jury on two counts in connection
with the election matter.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
RELAPSE FOR WILSON,
NAVY'S INJURED PLAYER
Special 70 The Washington Henld.

SPECIAL 70 he Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. Oct 27.-Foilowing So
we're sinking spell which he suffered to-day.
the coalition q Midshiprnan Earl D. VII
son, quarter back q The Nary football
team. who was injured sbout the spine in
the game against viBshcva College ten days
ago Is worse tonight than e has been FOX
the last three days The relapse caused the
attending surgeons to issue the following
bulletin;
Condition IS worse. should pulmonary
complications occur. his death would be
matter 0f only a few hours
The sinking spell caused unfavorabls
change IN the paralytic conditions and. in
addition. the patient was in a ssml-ooms-
tose state Of and on. and was not as cheer
ful as usual. There has been no extension
Of the hypOstatic pneumonia which degel-
opcd in the right lung on Friday. This
was deemed a bad sign. The surgeons to
night report the young mans condition as
extremely grave. though there is still the
ray Of hope that be may linger some time.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
FLOOD CHURCH WITH WATER.
Carpets and Furniture Ruined in
HHGerstOwn EdtHce.

Hagerstown. Nd. Oct 1.-THE dis
covery was made to-day that an uni
Identified person had forced an entrance
into the furnace room n tho rear Of
the Trinity Luthern Church. and turned
the water into boilers. flooding the radi-
ators in the large auditorium and In
both Sunday school rooms, and causing
serious damage 20 carpets and furniture.
on table near the furnace was found
two empty whisky bottles. There Is
no clew, but OF the several theories. one
is that the vandalism was perpetrated by
miscreants who have taken exceptions
10 the activity displayed by Rev. DR.. J.
S. Simon pastor. and members OF the
congregation in the Antl-Saloon League
fight
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Miss Conrad, of DnnvfIle. n Bride

Danville, Va, Oct. H.-NIiss Elizabeth
Lois Conrad and Hunt wimbish, Of this
city, were married tonight at the home
OF Charles L. Holland, uncle of the
bride. in the presence OF many friends
Rev. ]. Cleveland Hall. rector Of the
Church or the Epiphany. officiated. Miss
Grace Conrad sister Of the bride. was
maid Of honor and Kenneth Wimbish.
brother Of the groom, was best man. Mr..
Wimbush is a young merchant OF this
city
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28

Raleigh, N. c., Oct H.-Gov, KItchin
issued commission this afternoon to
s. NJ Gattis, Of HiIlsboro, as solicitor
for the Ninth judicial district, succeeding
Jones Fuller. who resigned TO become
counsel for the Rexall Company OF Bos-
ton Mr.. Gattis Is ex-speaker Of the
lower house Of the State legislature and
IS grand master OF the North Carolina
grand lodge Of masons
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
COL. Sims ON Stand

Charleston, w Va, Oct. 2L-Col.
Charles n. Sims, who was one Of the
officers to investigate the affairs of the
office, was the only witness on the stand
to-day in the trial OF Col. Hutson
charged with embezzlemeat while assist
ant adjutant general The testimony
showed that various sums Of money were
paid to the official which were not prop
erly accounted for.
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business integrity OF the Republican
candidate. Persons TO whom Represen-
tative Glass has talked believe that n
the charges are made public II will be
one OF the biggest political sensations OF
recent gubernatorlal campaigns In Vir-
GINA
IT Is known that Mr. Glass has been
advised by several OF his party leaders
TO keep secret the charges unless Capt.
Kent or Mr.. Slemp call upon him TO ex-
plain them.
II Is further known that one Republican
leader In Virginia knows the nature OF
the charges, but he has intimated that
they are prepared TO meet them II they
are made, and they will prove a BOOM
erang to the Democrats.
Let Kent Demand Them.
IF Capt Kent thinks that he should
have an explanation. he has a perfect
right TO demand it-that is what should
do If l were in his place" said Mr.. Glass
to a reporter
What would you do II Capt. Kent did
ask for an explanation" he was asked.
1T would be forthcoming at once" re-
piled the Democratic eampaigner; "a man
would be a fool to make such a statement
unless he had something to back II up
with
The statements that have made were
given on a public platform and viii be
again. just as II Capt. Kent had been
present. so he can ask for details II he
wants them. say now. as I said then.
that in my opinion Kent has no moral
right TO the Office Of governor Of Virginia.
and that in my belief It would be a
calamity II he were elected" he went
on
Nothing Personal.
Il know nothing of Capt Kents per-
sOnal life-know nothing against him in
that way-but he is not fit 10 be governor,
and If he wants to know why. l will tell
him.
Some OF the newspapers have demand
ed what I mean by my yelled threats.
and have a telegram now from Rich
mond demanding that 1 explain. but do
not concede any ones right to make such
a demand except Capt Kent.
II do not care to be interviewed about
this, because what / have TO say will be
said from the platform, and am going
to keep right on making the same state
ments."
Mr. Glass absolutely refused to answer
further questions of any kind in regard
to the subject
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
UNIQUE WEDDING IN DIXIE.
Confederate CoIors Predominant at
Novel Ceremony at Atlanta.

Nontederate Nolors fredomAnhte AT
Novel Ceremony at Atlanta.
Atlanta, oct. 27.-With the church
draped in Confederate coIors, the bride
and groom dressed in Confederate gray
and the minister and ushers Confederate
veterans in full uniform, q unique we'd
ding was solemnized. at Second Baptist
Church this afternoon
The bride was Miss Tod VIII Byrd, the
daughter Of a Confederate veteran, and
the bridegroom was George VI. Morgan.
The ceremony was performed by Gen.
Clement A. Evans. dressed in q complete
Confederate uniform,
Six veterans Of the Confederacy, IN uni
form, acted as ushers and Gen. A. J.
West. in Confederate uniform, gave away
the bride, who was attended by six girl
friends. also in Confederate gray. Con-
federate airs were played on the organ
and Dixie" was rendered as the we'd
ding party left the church. The bride
says she is an '-unreconstructed rebel. "
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rhief steaI. 500 from COM.

Special % The WAshlngtOn HefAIu
Norfolk. Va. Oct. 2-In report made
TO the police to-day. John r. Thomas
treasurer Of the Plumbers Union Of
Norfolk. declares that thief last night
entered his home and took from hts coat
upward Of $500. This money, he saws
was to be turned over TO the family Of a
deceased member OF the union,