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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-31

. MARS 4 LODGE NO. 22o2 G: U. O. Of
Q. +. meets second and fourth Wednes-
day nights at Odd Fellows Hall, 221
west west university, corner harrington
F. Durant, N. G.; J. Wesley kelly, P.
s., AS West University Avenue.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH, NO. $50 @
Monday in each month at Odd Eel
lows Hall, NJ w. Cor. University and
harrington, Mrs. Amelia Turner, M. n.
e, Mrs. Ida NJ Johnson. w. R., No. SIC
PAST GRAND MASTERS COUNCIL.
NO; LIB. G. u: o: Of o. F. meets the Sec
ond and fourth Friday in each month at
ODD Fellows Hail. 221 w. University,
ton: VIM. R. Morris, W. G. M; Thos. r.
hickman, G. S., No. 422 St. Anthony
avenue.
ST. PAUL -PATRIARCHY NO. ia.
meets second Monday in each month ut
Odd Fellows Hall, 221 w. Univ ersity.
corner Harrington. Entrance on Farrine-
ton avenue. Thos. R. Hickman (actjng>
r. V. p; W. r. Morris, P. NJ " r.;
Geo. B. Lowe, w. P. R.: 1851 Waba sha.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-31
@/@OFF Porch or
/3LaWn Furniture

NOT the poorly made, cheap kind, but
an exclusive showing of the best made.
The kind you can use in the house
after the summer is over. All included
at 1-3 off.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-31
Disposjno Of IL cheanIv

Client-This copy of my will is all
right, but want the original written
on slate.
Lawyer-Beg pardon, but what is
your object?
Client-So my heirs won't have
any difficulty in breaking it.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-07-31

Bibles for the World.
The new warehouse of the British
and Foreign Bible society in London
contains 100000 Bibles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
Sin ehrcnprcis.

9ic @cbriioer StoIlwerd in a5tt
itiiteu iiir has S0nQcrieit in
Nep.Oorf eincn GbrGnpreiS in
Torm zines SLIDER .GofolS.-Iic
6eitbeh0rbe miro beltinmeu, mel
dem Gerein Ser Yrcia 5uiolten
ioll.
,G0In. oen 80. WIoi 1909. 1T EiE
nen Gbrcnpr1ii6entcu oea -. Notiu.
uolen SGngerieltea 0GSn HorboItlid,cn
S1nger6ui0es" pom 2tiirritu, 0errn
&ermoRn Mioocr Ncm 9)ort. Sehr
g2cbrter &crr GbrcuprGiioent Eon
oItcrSber ItctS bcitrc6t. Die @iGcQe
0eS Oeittidcn 2ieoeS, mag ce nab
oOcr fern erflinGen, i'll unteritiitcn,
ninumt ullierc 6irfto iolnit ol,dl rc.
gen Nntbcil on Dem pom 10. bis "a.
,Slttli BORT ltottfm0enben -. Nntio
nolsS mecriclt ul0 ireut lidL hoG
Sic, iebr 21err Ni0Ocr, oo5 G~hr2uprl-
iibiltm oieie5 6cItcS iibernommcn
bobelt.
@ir bobcn beIdIoiieL cincn Grti$
IN Sorm zines Silb2r- Eotol3, Hcr.
gciteIlt in Der bcriibmtCl @oIo- mo
SiIbcridnlicbc 0cS Nerru 8obr;cI
Scrnclinn biericIbit 81 fifteen, nm
ii~berIoii1u c8 Sbneu, ie6r Qeebrter
&crr ErGliocnt, or5uorouen, iiir mel.
Dies &ie0 6ieicr S~il6crpofol ais Sir.
geSpreiS beitinmt miro. Slocm mir
ole @elegcnbait bcrnlBen benz Seitc
lniere beIten @iini6c iiir Ocn Grfolg
5rl ent6ieteL 5cidncn mir nit oelit.
ihcm SdngergrllB bod)odtuuNSpoIlit
crgabenit @br, StoQperd u. g.. gcs.
2ubmig Stolmerd."
Iic obi1eu 3eileu limo ser SnhoIt
zines falligropbiih oltSgefiihrtcn 30.
fumcntS. meldles 6uinmmen nit DEM
fir oos SGngerfcIt %bcltimnltau Eofnl
ouf Dem Gampier v&rouprin5eiiilt
Gecilie" om Gienitog in Nelp.Oorf
eingctroffen lit. Cine Ibidriit oes
Documents lit bcreitS geitern bel
Dem GbrenprGii0cntcu oeS Nelp-9 ltr.
fer SGnacrieiteS eingeIouirn, ser
@ofol ielbit luia olld) Dos Goflmenr
boben ooS 3olamt nod nidt piiiirt.
GineS @onmentorS beoiirien oieie
3eilen nidt, sic Sanger lperoen
lidcrIid) Dos Iiehcn3miir0igc Gntge.
1cnfommeu Der bcltiben 0roBinou.
liriellen 81 ih0ben lpiiien uno O13
@eid)cnf occcptircu. uno Die Grerlt.
tine Der SGugerieitbcb6roe miro Bar
iiber cntideioelt lueldem 9ereinc Ser
Frcis 3uiolen iolG.
Sdnlrotb lGbt lid sum
&inber. Gon5crt elm.
Inter Den pieIen Sultienben, bic
am Nodmittng OcS 20. SUM boS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
Wubcrnc Saarfriiur.

bat llnbeil al ben 3Gpien Der @ci6'
Iidfeit ongcrihtet uno gpotbetcr
iibernQ bcipreden Die Sbotiahc, boB
lie groBe NuontitGtcn Solbei iiir Die
Scrcitung bes altmooiiden nSolbci
Sbee's - elm &c5ept mierer 8roB-
miitter = perfouien. Sic Naf)irage
mad oieiem arcut lit 10 8roB, Dab
elm 6obrifant einen nSalbei Sbec,"
Der Sdfpeiel entbdlt. alli ben Warft
bringt - Elm Wittel gegen Sduppen
itnb &opfiuden. Gas Er1parat beiBt
@petb's Sage ono Sulpbur, oos in
allen mobernen Ipotbefen fir SOC.
unb 81 Die Slaide persauit ODER &C.
gen gmpfailg bes Treiies oireft BON
Der 8Detb Chemical Co., IA Sort
IT., Nem-Morf Gitp, perionot
gu perfouien bel ser Teao 9rr0
Co., 9erington. nnb Somaro.S trabe.
Gpril9,j5r-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
SciratbS Siceu3cu.

Gliiob VI. @oaoce, 2G, mo gu,
cinoa ". Wtoguire, 20, geio2 bon
6iibing Greet, Wb.
George =. Sdmiot, "a, uno 81.
Meta 81. Hid)ter, q. applifont V.
q. 8ieloer. Nr. 902, Siio-Gbarles.
Strobe.
8ilbert n. Yittinger, 90, unO Su.
lie &. @iIiou, 81, 9eioe bon OminaS
WiQs. Mib. Ipplifont Mep. E6onloS
8. Springer, Nr, COZ, @intarmrre-
Ipenlc.
goe ". ggaleiton %, unb Sophie
3%eitaroi, %. S(ppIifont S. VI. Mep.
erS, Nr. 1916, YotopScosStr.
GropcrS y. Rapnc, 60, @ittptr.
Gr.1401, Goiterl.a penue, mo So0ie
u. Wcaepitt. %.
1apio &. j. @inter, %. Nr. 1907.
SIt.Soiiman.S troBe, unO Gertrude
". Spurrier. 10.
2eiuis ". Yodbom, %, unS Carrie
Woriielo, %. Gpplifont VI. SdncI.
Der, Nr. 2S, YeorIsS trobe.
Gbmoro s. Collins, %, uno Morp
W. Gnllis, 81. gpplifont @illiom s.
GolIiion, Hr. t1S, Sii0. 9rooomop.
sllireo $. Wonfes, SO, @ittper, Nr.
1015, /. StroBe, Y .0., un6 Winuie
S.. Goruaros, SO. @ittpe, 9eioe bon
@oibinatou, .. 6.
Natbon %. Cohen, 65, @ittpcr.
uno 9edie SofS, So. applifont Gas.
$. 8olbsbou9h Or. III Oit.2ey,
ington.S troBe.
Bbilip g. GroB GO, @ittmer, 3ap.
bile, Wb., unb Morp 8. aiOo, 62
5reelonoS, Dtb. gpplifont @olter
g. Gonalbion, Hr. 1882, Horo.@bc.
iter-S troBe.
George s. Mc2ongbIin. "a, Ir.
1908, Solbroof.S troBe, mo Isabelle
g. HodItrob, 20.
Olioer g. Ybeblls, &c, @ittper,
Wt. airp, Wb.; unb aotborine Slod,,
81. Npplifont Wm. ). 8srmersbolr
ier, Nr. 30, Sit-Sia-S Ctr.
Nenmon 9. Gumor, 81, un6 Goitb
i. Noreman, II. Ipplifant 6rou s.
u. Soremon. Nr. sc, grid Sill.
2ouiS Bauer, &c. uno Ssennic
9roib, Is. Ipplifont @m. 9ruolep,
Nr. 1871. Siio-Gborles. g trobe.
6reOerid ". Molters, 45, Wittipcr,
Hr. 202, ct. Faul.S troBe, uno Iora
WidIifl %.
Holpb $. Trescott, %, Nr. 49,,
uno emma 8. Wobler,
%. 9eiOe BON @aibinston z. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
Nus ben 8eridtcn.

SdrtcS 8. Sleboerman p~erIiert feline
eritc 9la9e gegen feline Wutter.-
Gin peinIi6er GorfaQ mGbreno
Der SdluBuerbanblun9en.-3o
IMng9befebl gegen @olter q. Ma
Jon.
Sn Der aloge SomeS S. Sleboer.
mans gegen ieine Mutter llno ieinen
9ruoer :. u. Sleooermon ais SeItu-
mentsuoIlltreder fiir ieiuen %peritorbe.
men Toter Senrp g.. Sleooermm 90
ben Die 8eIhmorenen i'm Stoots@e.
rid)t geltcrn Elm Geroitt 81 0unitelt
Der Nertldgten ub. Ser Slayer per
langte $4,000, Die iein &oter ibnl
gelduloct bobcn iolte. Sin peinlifer
0orfoI ereignete lid mGbreno Der
geitrigen 8crbonolungen. NS Sri.
@race 6leo0Crmolt, ole Sohter oco
alogerS, 1ilr i'm o~uSiagte, perloo @r.
.9llonjo z. OtileS, Der Nnuult Der Ser
tlagten, eincn 9rief Der jungen %.
me an ibre 0roBmutter, in meldcr tic
logtc, lire Stiefmutter bebunolc tic
id)led)t mo ibr Gater babe ibr nit
Sootrng gebrobt. Sri. Sleooermon
erfl0rtc nod elmer peinlihcn Hohie,
lie babe ocn Brief an ibre @roBmnt-
ter geidriebcn, nm oieie sur Riidfebr
in ibrea &oterS Soua 81 beipegcn.
Webr Ero5ciie nm ocu IIcbber-
mon'id)cn NohloB iinh in Der
Shlucbc.
will betrogen morbcn
iein.
Sm Common Eleass @cridt fam
geItern cine &loge ser Srou Gorric
Sh0nbolo gcgen ooo Stnotrotbomit-
glie0 Soui3 9. 8rcene BON Der A.
@orb iiir 500 GntihGoigung SIR
8e%rbonolung, Srou Sdoubolo be
balptct, Serr Greene babe lie bel ci-
nem YicrOebonocl ilberportbeiIt, III,
Dem 0os Eiero, meldeS tic bon ibnl
fir $3.50 gefotit, bIin5dugig nno fir
iie 10 gut mic nertblnS iei.
3ablungSbefeb gcgen
Wuon.
9un0cSridtcr MorriS mlter5eid)-
nete GeItern cineu 3nblitngsbefebl fir
$12,S41. 80 1egcn @oIter u. Woiou,
eillen iriiberen Notionolbonf. Grant,
nutor, un0 5mor olti cine on 6. Npril
bon Sobu $. Strown, Woiienperpol'
fer Der yIropcr'S Notionolbonf" BON
MopneSburg. go, eingercidten &lu.
&c fir 3ubIung bon 5iuei g2ehieln
sum 8eiamnltbctroge bon $4,000
bin.
Ser sc iiIIer W oropro3cB.
sm uddJiten Wontag miro i'm bic.
liGen Griminolgeridt Die W%orOonflu-
&c 9egen Soiepb Sobn Wilaer sur
Bodybuilding fommen, Der I'M Der
f%lolicnen Wiilter ieine 9rout Hegina
Heeo in Wount @oibington erid)oB.
Scr S6criif l%tellte geitern ben 3cll-
gen Die V%orlnoungen 5r. Sr. Sorrp
y. @olf lit Riiqer'S 8ertbeioiger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

grnBe Goll5crt Der ainoar Der Nen'
Oorfer 0ifcntti6en ShnIen beild)et,
miro Th oller @onrihcinlihfeit nod
ole M|ehrjobl Der WitaIicocr oes itd0-
tiiteu Shulrotb8 baiinOen. 4eiiel
ErGiioent Ggcrtpn @intbrop bot IN
Der lettcn Siblung @~clcgcnbeit &C.
uommcll, leine G~olle0cn nod einnal
chi oaS CONCERT oibrcr" &inber olf.
merriam 81 modem, mo oud Sdul'
Superintendent Or. Morpen luo oic
Scrrcn oringen0 cir, iid oopon III
iibcr5cu8cn. mas eiu ME 5lluor &c.
bortar Waiicndor Der Shulfinber in
outer floiiiihcr Muiit 5u |Iciitclt per
m0gc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

Hr. $50. 6iir fleinc, m~iticlgrofa
uno grobe 6rouen. Gle fiir mittel.
grobe @citalten ben0tbiBt 33s DoroS
36-50aiacn Stoiies. los Muitcr iii
dnBcrlt ciniod, Ieif)t bcr5uitcllen mo
bequem on5u5icbcr mo ob5uIc9en
oilberoem lit eS fleioium uno biibi6.
Sinnen, 8in9bon, Solonb uno Ecr,
cole tonnen sur SerlicQung berutt
merbcn.
Gin NuItcr oieIer ART piro eeacn
e%tnlenDung bon 10 Gents in Silber
ooer grleIrnqrfen an irgenb cine
Iorciie geianbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

2iebenspiirbi Sous.
irau (abenos gum 1ienitm1ohen):
Zen Sausidliiel babe ih bier in
oen poQeu @uiiereimer selegt GIN.
ma; menn mein Wann mad SaiIie
fommt uno ruit, ifiitten Sic linn
ben iiber ben aopf perltanbsn?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

S0bntcn d) mic0cr aus.
- @cItcrn Not,mittog itono ser -
,Sohrc oltc &obn MiQcr inter Ser
NnldynIoi8ung Dor Dem 8pli5eiridtCr
S'9teiu I'm 0itlid)Cn StutionSbuuic,
Nn1cblid uiht iiir 6ct ll%nterboIt iei.
ner Srnu }mnic NtiQcr pon Hr.3037,
elliott StruBe, Beiorat 5u baben. gSic
am Uttttrpd), ais 6rou Wtillcr 0crt
Soltbcicbl ermirftc, 10 mllroc lie olidy
0cItcrn mcbrcrc N0lc obumGhti1 oils
Iic i'm @crift9jimmner lore gngaben
mottc. "a Miucr ongnb, ooB cr
ie'nc 6rou trpb Der 5miihen 9eioen
bcrridcn0cn Disqualification liebe
mo 1Guiut JET iiir lie 5u iorgcn,
biclt Der &id)ter nit iciner Gntidei
Dung bis 81 clllem weitcren Gerb6r
3llrild mo gob Oen Gbeleuten oell
Moth, uodmolo cinct Teriuh nit
c%Inonocr 81 MAIDEN. Nuideincn0
ucrlobnt perIieB oo3 Eour Die YoIi.
3eiItotipu.
Sic SobrcS d Iu i G CT
Der Irteno6' S6ule ionO
geItern Nbeno I'M ~6ricn08' Meeting
Soulc" al Eorf.9(pc. mo 2ourcna.
StroBc Itatt. Gie @roouirenocn luo-
rem: Mforp 3. 9Iofbnru, Nclen Cole,
Sereio Goben, &utb Eenrod, Wuric
e. Sblc, Sultan 9. Gears, Sobn e.
Sdoncnolf SomorO $, @orner mo
Gli5o g. @inSlop.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
MAY DECLARE WAR
ON NICARAGUA
Transport Buffalo Sent Southwark
Under Hurry 0rders-Make De-
mand for ReparauoD.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. - Special -
Following a conference with the Presi-
dent at the White House Sunday on
the Nicaraguan situation. Secretary OF
State Knox authorized the following
statement:
If certain representations Of fact
which have been made 10 the State
Department concerning the Grace and
Canno case are verified by Inquiries
that have been made. this government
will at once prepare a demand on the
Nicaraguan government for reparatiOn
FOR the death OF these tive men"
For two hours President Taft con-
ferred with Secretary Knox on the
NiCaraguan situation. Counsellor Henry
~ HOyt also was present. Previous
20 going 20 the executive mansion.
Mr.. Knox held a conference I'm his
home with Assistant Secretary Hunt
ineton Wilson.
To- was announced that neither the
Secretary nor the White House would
discuss iu any way the pending diff
Guilty with Nicaragua and both the
President and Nr Knox refused fatty
90 make amy comment ON their talk.
that trarsuirtd during the day was
rle dispatch Cf orders to the transport
Buffalo. on duty ou the Pacific coast
ro eau at once for Panama. from
Unique Bay. Cal- after taking ou
adequate supplies ct coal and proNi-
sions
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
'PO>SUNS FOLLOWED
TAFT INTO RICHMOND

RICH NOND. VA Special -
Az ..rr r.- r.e ..r- .r >.r-r
Lnrl er.E Street, near r.. west E..
Public school, solved me mn--
Ht..l lat-y has been l.-t.-t.r- th..-
Ee-s
The situation was clarified Thursday
amidst "a great r.rr-u and trrule'
t-- medium 90 .r.H-E tuu-lt. a
FitacI1ls tor--err--- and @ self--9nl-
DEM tll pup.
u was Que o. the headwork % p. W.
EaElaul. ~ - LON na-ly Street that
the matter vas stral -l-r1cl our NJ.
ftaEll-c young Americans have two
bean r.rlI l.rr'e bantam cnIrEere--a
hen ard "a ruorfer---v r.ch are family
gets Recently these fowls have been
s4-awklrE loudly az niEn-- one morn
Ing rhe hen appeared ln "a highly hys-
rar.cal coalition. and on the next tue
rooster showed up with h-s gorseoll
tall feathers missing
lElE state % Affairs irf MATED IT
F-aElarc- Ee sucre Fers -aure. True
le dlcnt Erow or whom 10 on what
be was going ru nrfas .f bur De- sHore
vengeance an the same
And that evening. win cleuched
teeth and corr gated brew. he pre-
pared Tor 1-silear lie borrowed q
bulldog. which was .urerc erarec lr
the 0ltnouEe % 81 LIri erty Street
and in the Clubhouse 20 $50. 80 Pc pl'
the foX-terrler- The cat ne reserves
cor h-s oWu premises.
THURSDAY night the meuaEerle began
to get in ITS work A mighty fuss was
beard ln the rear ~ houses 90 and
So Every bolE loun-ed Our % bed
and fhc excitement grew wild
On the Eaglaa1 freehold. however
there was ~ disturbance. for "a,
rhlloEorr lral fomraf feil asleep.
Invest CATION showed that strang'
tnluFs had taken place The ipK
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
ODD PARALLELS N FAMILY.

Selectman and Mrs. Frank briggs.
OF Barkhamstad. viii celebrate their
silver welding on Saturday. and briggs.
brother. former Selectman Fred
briggs. and his wife observe their 18th
anniversary next April.
Fred. who is GO. and Frank. "a.
have been married twice. TO sisters
each time. With their children. three
90 each couple. they live as one family
and eat az the same table IN the
house built by their grandfather. An
drew briggs. more than a century ago.
The cost OF maintaining the home
and farm is divided. each brother pay
ing one-half.-New York World.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

the body OF Selfxn Hahio. its newest
and last owner. IL this story Is true.
the hoodoo diamond may De said 70
have overreached itself al last While
Il Was on earth a. went about scatter
ing nl-luck and death in it's train. bat
now that the ocean has closed over IL.
It's career OF crime SssSs.s1 &C Sss-1sy
ended. Yet. who knows7
The Hope diamond emergeS into
history With Louis NV. who had plen-
" OF troubles. but on the whole man
aged % dodge it's omens. 10 was noteo
as the finest gem in the crown Jewels
OF Louis XVI and Louis XVI. met
death under DR.. Guillotine's interest
ms instrument The royal treasure
box was rifed in the hurlv-buriy O.
mat period. and the diamond dropped
out OF view. IL resppeared thirty
years later. when a LDuoon merChaut
sold IL 90 Henry Thomas Hope. IL
the Hope family. 50 he VAS said. ID
acquired and maintained an evil re
putatiCn SIS a brinEer OF bad luck
Along here the facts are hay. and
versions vary. But later on May NChe
AS Lady Hope. wore this splendid
stone curing g seVen-yCar halt la De,
transition from the variety stage g,
an international scandal and Oblivion
scribed as a hsppy-starred one. Nor
could these YEARS Cf young Tor.
Hope s. whose mother blamed his
marital distresses on the diamond. He
went through bankruptcy. and tht
jewel. after lingering awhile with the
dealers passed into the hands o.
Abdul Hauid En- 1905 We all know
what happened 20 Abdul very shortl.
afterwards. Meantime. however. q
court attendant tried Go steal the gem
was caught and Was hanged Ante.
the Sultaus fan. the hoo5Co stone
came into the posse ssion of Selin
Habtb. and now Selim lies fath0Us
deep and Go with hiu
Most OF the famous stones OF HIS
tory have @ long trail az blood and
crime behind them but none ~ them
as srcr q rtcCrl for bringing catas-
t-ophe 20 It's owners as th.s one. D.
.le So near SINGAPORE should sudden
iy wLireu some morning with Che bell
las o. dead --l cfE-ctr wruli
Snow at once ura- the trouble vas.-
R.ct-.rt Tir-z-u lsrarrh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

letters which we're IN disguised writ
ing and addressed 10 the "Poste
Restante."
~Sir:"-it read assure you that
this is the first time that ] have ever
done a thing like this-and I trust
IL viii DE the last. But am a country
woman OF yours and there are certain
thincs which alter circumstances. In
rv case 10 Is sorrow tuuderlined) and
loneliness. have no children ard no
en-. to core for me. furthermore 6
save no means Of my own or expeota
t.rs. Dur f YOU seek the companion
srfr of am American woman with
s-ew % matr.mouy. please address.
American Widow. posre Restante All
communications shall be regarded as
..ttr confidential
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
HAD LAID MINESi ~
in SAN JUAN RIVER
Government Is Informed Of Onense
for Which Americans We're
Ordered Killed.

WASHINGTON, ID. Special
The State Department Nov. Goth
received report from United
States Vice Consul Caldera at
Managua. Nicaragua. dated
O'Clock last night, which reads as
follows:
The telegraph Instructions of
November 18Th. IL Il. NJ, were
received November 10th, II a. NJ.
Ni,araguan Minister OF Foreign
Affairs has informed me today
that the Americans were executed
on November 18th at 10 Y. NJ,
stating that they had confessed To
laying mines ia the san Juan
River with the object OF blowing
up NiCaragGan ships; that they
were tried by court martial, sal
anon SclNa acting a. prosecuting
attorney.
The case IS an Unprecedented one.
The commandcr-in-chie OF the Mica
raguu opposed the execution. il was
ordered by President Zelayo, nOtwith-
standing this and due undoubtedly @
personal autagOnlsm. although Cannon
had been involved ia revolutions
against the Nicaraguan Government
Lawyers here who have been con
suited have asserted that the execu
lion was unwarrantabie saVagery
Letters 20 the families OF the deceased
have been kept for evidence
lt IS known mat the state. sBephrt
mcnt does not feel SATISFIED with I'M
explanation. IL Is not improbable tina
further important action viii be taken
The answer OF the Nicaraguan lega
ton here 20 the letter OF Secretar.
Knox has been received. and u IL I'm
fsrstood that il substantially cover
the points in the dispatch received
from the United States Vice Consu
Ia afanagua. The department. has no
announced when IL vii make publ
the letter received from the legation
u Is said that President Zelaya'
.,rudge against Cannon Is due 70 som
action that Salvador took against Mic
aragua In which Cannon took part.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
REV. JOHN B.TtBB
POET PRIEST. DEAD

BALTIMORE. Md Special. - The
Rev John Bannister Tabb. known iu-
rernationally as a poet of high dis
riuction. died November 18th. after
lingering illness al ST. Charles COLI
Ie-e. ElIcott city. Nd. where De
had resided for O. number OF years.
While the death OF the iuustrIous
prelate comes as no surprise. yet The
termination OF the long and brilliant
career 90 one $50 prominently idenu-
ned with Virginia and her old-time
traditions cannot but he "a shock to
the hundreds 90 friends and relatives
which the dead poet leaves behind
In 1854 Father TaDh Joined thc
priesthood. having previously entered
che Roman Catholic Church. During
tne civil War he served with great
-allautry iu the Southern Navy. where
hc Was distinguished as disc lplinarlau
and efficient sailor.
While "a professor al the Catholic
college. so which DE died. Father Iahh
contributed much OF mis- singuiariy
beautiful poetry % The public. Ealn-
ing name and fame and high disunc-
tion ass ltcrar. man of the urst rank.
\ot many years ago the uu.h Dt-
loved prelare suffered the total loss
ul his eNrs.Ehf. Like The immortal
English bard however. tle great NIr-
gilman did uot permit this lnurm O.
90 materially acprr~s or Inulttcr ns
spirits and continued at the Catholic
institution ~ learning, declining d
pension.
ON the Confederate monument
erected NOT many years since at Amelia
. Courthouse. are Inscribed many beau
l.lII lines from tlt pen oi the lNrI
who now lies dead in Maryland ano
who possesses many relatives ln Oh,
old county ot Amelia Father lahi
g.as especially well known and widely
beloved at Richmond. Iie leaves many
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
200 DEAD BODIES
TAKEN FROM MINE
HEARTBREAKING SCENES AT ST.
PAUL SHAFT As WIVES IDEN-
THY SUFFOCATED MINERS.
SCREAMS Il0F ANGUISH
Search for Victims OF Explosion Made
BY Rescucrs In Oxygen Helmets.
80 Grave-Diggers Employed.

CHERRY, ILL. - Special
With the lives OF members OF the
Oxygen-helmet brigade I'm con-
slant peril from threatened explO-
stons. the work OF removing
bodies from the 1t. Paul mine be-
gan Friday. Three bodies were first
removed from the bottom of the
main shaft. Eight more were
next carried 90 the ledge. ready
for raising I'm the next cage
brought up. Seyenty-five bodies
were gathered within fifty feet OF
the main shaft.
In all about 200 bodies were To-
Gated. one crew searching and an
other carrying the dead 10 the
shaft for raising.
Troops In a close Gordon kept
all but hremen and officials In
actual service Out OF the encIo-
sure around the pit mouth. One
or the bodies recovered was that
OF boy. The fire. which broke
out again shortly after midnight,
was got under control once more
when streams OF water were
poured on the flames and the
work OF removing the bodies was
removed. states Attorney Eckert
tried TO descend the shaft. but
was overcome by smoke and had
60 he removed. half-smothcred.
Watch Recovery of Bodies.
The bodies are being placed In a
ouioing on the mining company's
premises. within fifty feet OF the shaft.
lney VIII remain there until after the
Inquest
Etefy miners local union In the
central and southern part of the state
ras representatives. here. watching the
recovery off thc bodies a carload OF
canvas sacks to Doe used 90 wrap the
bodies ut the victims which are burns
cd or mar-Ied beyond recognition arr
rived In Cherry today. AS result ~
The ast removal ot the bodies and the
aI--ors worked hurriciIg. completing
abe dl-EIug of the graves Boz the new
cemetery behind the Catholic Church.
Tho most heart-hreakluE scenes fol-
shed for identification. and scores OK
widows. each anxious Co Identify the
remains OF ler lusba nd, passed weep
iaE on the ground.
Screams 81 Anguish.
The screams or anguish uttered by
thr poor creatures as the canvas COW
er-ug- We're removed and they were
bodies could De- heard hale ca mile away
children Were NOT permitted TO view
ihr bodies except ~ cases were no adult
rr-a lFe- OF tlc stricAcn families sur
Nifed- TO is now evident that ia about
naif the cases Identification Will De i'm
possible Many of the victims faces
are SO terribly disaEured by fre ina
Do 81 impossible 90 ten who they are
and the chance Of Identifying deat
miner hN his clothes is remote. becaus,
of thc similarity 81 the working equIp
mrut worn bE thefn.
CHERRY. III. <0v 18Th,
rescuers about the burning 81. Pau
mine. ia which scores OF dead are en-
tombed. today were startled when
deep rumhling sound beneath thcl
feet and shaking of the earth in
dicated tnat another gas explosion
had occurred.