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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

0 g Ii 5 {. Naturligbis er ser lite
for oent1e Eerio6e Gale ON, at alt
bar funnel - eller Blot set melt e
bill fomme me6, ser for lenere
Si6er oil bape biitoriif Snteresie for
bort Solf / Mmerifa, men lom ms
f%rembebet al en- Mnmel6er, Der bar
bobt 2eiltgbeo til at giere Jig be-
fienot me0> bpao ser pil fon1nre,> bar
Jorfatterne al Sfiloringerne ON oen
Glore 1io pijt Ell ior gnfeltne11o
%forbaaien0e SLID, og naar Sc
ca. $50 Giber,
JONI u9anife / Mmerifo" pil bringe
ONT SEN elore @iitorie, foreligger
fnroige, bill 6isie u6en S%ber0ripelie
og liffert til lene Si6er 5 a nne
@runologet Or Sc Dan=
lfeS &iitorie I 81 merifo
II 8 / s 6 0. - @i 1fal III
Der og / set iplgen0e gao li6t ner=
mere / 9etoiller og lie, bbao Ser fan
bore at ierifilt Snteresie at trent
bragg for be fonmenoe Mflnit al
&9rfet.
Tpr oen opmgrfl oume Soc er mud
set bore flart, at Ser for @eriooen
1900-40 allereoe cr frem0roget en
@9ffe al g%iogrofier al gonlfe ierlig
Snteresie. gnfelte Mpno nnoer 0eu=
lie Yerio0e, loale0es Yeter Sill
y, oen rige @otelejer / SEEM Sort,
Yctcr N%n0res5 Moshpll,
Yrelaten s + t ian 5 T..
6 L { og an6re er Ser fun li9e
peget poo; Sc bil blipe onbonolet
nermere / set f9lgen6e. g1 al Sc
melt interesl onte oonife Mu1o /
Mmerifo fra Siosr11mn1et 1S0O-4O
CT litfert
2G9cn Sans Gram,
$ M goput items @runo.
eager / q III c I / t 4, Duis
2epne0sifil0ring CT p%oobcgpnot / ste
@efte; en- &epro6uftion al Set erelte
Nortret, ser efsilterer efter Daln, og
iom efter itore N1ltrGngclier al Seer
fets &e0aftion ct 1faffet tilpeie efter
BON lfeli9t tilgGngclige me0icinlte
&il0efrifter, pil m60e 2ei erne paa
forlte SIDE / Set ON fpje Sis fnr0ig
fra Eresl en Ste @efte AT @prfet.
(Wiere.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Mooeren: uSngoe gu laa pGnt
Sat" oo bun gop 0ig ct Stpffe &a-
,ge?"
aarl: rSSa, u'e1, Set por inaen
G1Dtte TIL"
Mo6eren: vSprfor life bet?4
@arl:: rgeei tbi bun gap mig life
ct StDffe til"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Eorre|pon0ance
Sra Sutebiuiun, Minn.
ST.. Neoaft9r!

ST.. NeOatter!
9proag liolte lge bapoe 0en oan=
lie @oloni i @l1tcbinion ct 8elgg,
Ser / en- inrlig @rao tie,lte til at
lauule oens forltiellige gl%ernenter til
Ell bpggelig og fornpielig Samlnen=
%fonnlt, / bpilten ri falte> at hi ale
iii ct @lls 10 bpre". Oct bar 8og=
bonoler &. Mosunusl EN- fra Mi1=
neopoli3, ser baD0e lopet ps at font
me I'D, og fortelle % li0t al fine
OpleDeller paa Sc n1aage Nejler,
BON Dor ioretaget blan0t fine 2an0S=
nel1o i Mmerifa. 81 DiOlte, at ban
bap0e en- rig Slide at pie al naor
bon piloe fprtelle ont bpa6 ian baD=
Sc ulet og bert", % ri pi0ite ogiQa>
at fan bopoe gonen til at tremlette
fine Nplepelier pau Ell ttltrgffen0e
Moaoe, og bette bar @run0en til,
at alle imo0elaa 9elpget me0 GlG=
Sc, % at Ser baDOe iarnlet Jig Sil=
berere fra 0e forifiellige &reOle,
JONI 9pe1 og 0ens Omegn rumrler.
Ser bar mellem $50 og IT'S Sill
berere tilite0e / @orfn1ers Sail, ga
Yaitor Norup al 0en foreneoe Sir
feS Menigbeo in%trooucere6e Sore
6ragsbol0eren, % 0e11ne gaD M eli
Sfiloring al bpoo ban bopoe OPP
leuet paa lin 6eroen run0t ON /
Mm1erifa, iom / bei @rao fengsle0e
og interesiereoe Gilbererne. Oct
par ct petslen6e 8ille0e fan oprul=
leoe, ira Yrerie og 5foo, fra 2an0
og @D, fra SEN beifeone Sormers
og Mrbejoers @irfefre6s til 6orret=
retningsl11on6ens ltsrre Self. Men
gjennem Set Dele, Sc olDorlige 'iaa
bel !om oe lple % mul1tre Glib
ringer ban gap, mprfeoc mo bans
aiGrligbeo til og 6orltoaelle al Set
Gm1e ban itil6reoe, Set 6anife 6olf
/ Muerifa, Sets Streben efter at
fonr1e frem / 0eres npe &iemlan0
og Sen ajerligbeo4 fill set ganle 6e-
0relon0, Sc tro0s Mfitan0 og for
on0re0e, ntaalte mango @onge be0re,
&oor beporeoe paa @11n0en al Sc
res @iprte. 6oreoraget moOtoges
meo trafti9t 9ifal0, Ser bite, at
Set bopoe ilaaet an.
Eli llnoerboloningen biOrog en0=
pioere @}ils Senlen mes en- imuft
l1ofprt Etanoi olo> og ct 0anlf Sung=
for gap flere go0e Nun1rc tilbe0lte,
Dpilfet alt Launches n1e0 bel for
tjent @ifalo.
Sper belc Sarul1enfpm Iten 6pile6c
r1 fortrinlig 5tenming, og Sen pil
liffert bi0roge til at f"ren1n1e Set
go0c Sanrmenbolo og en- go0 in0-
bpr0es 6oritaaelie mellem Sc 0onife
/ &l.tcbinion. Otter &rogromnct
iarule0es 0elta9erne peo en- Sop
Safe, peo bbilfen 2eiligbe6 Scr. S.
6. Heterle EN- u0talte lin Sat til Scr.
6. Mosml1sien for 8elgget og for
bpa0 ban bapoe fortalt os ON pore
2on0smp11o runot ON / 0ette 1tore
2an6.
81 bar alle GLADE pe6 Scr. Nos=
m1Slen's 8eipg, pg ri gln6er % til
otter at ie bum u0e bos os.
Sans SEMEN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
paal6e-6a(me.
Mel.: u@efal 0m 0ine @eie"

Mel.: u8efal on Dine 8eie".
geo ELECTROMAGNETIC
90 er Ser Sang / SfD,
mes 8lonlIterne Sc bli6e,
fremiptren0e paanp;
oa gror Ser 2ip al Dg6e,
Ga ipirer mangen &o0 =
SEQ ELECTROMAGNETIC
Dor Selus ian opltoo.
Ser bar lao nlerft / @aper,
CUBS Sgn blep lagt / Soro.
Ser lpsneo' oper @rapen,
90 ban lto0 op, SUBS Sro";
ga Solen Yoalfen1orgen
lteg gploen Up / 9it>
oo lponot 9anoireoogslorgen
for 2iDet5 lple Grplt.
Ser lerte ri, at 2ipct
lfal al6rig lluffes us,
lom' Set Deo Mlmagtsblipet
iprang fren fra 2ipets @uo.
Ser lerte hi, at 9p6en
CT Blot Ell @pilel t11no,
til @pigmorgenrpoen,
% ppffer op al Bluno.
Seq ier Sig, JONI ou benger>
CUBS 5pnL pou &lorlets Sre>
bpor Sennerne ej lenger
CT De6 Sin sos at lie.
gu De1lger ser clen0ig
III / SDnO Sig bragte 0i0>
mems Sotuns Seer 11bpn0ig
forfplger Sig meo 9li0.
Seq ler Sig / Set 2ope,
bpor Mprfet5 Nprlte boer,
bpor 0lt ira 0pOens 9aDe
2ongfreoog Scot ne6ioer
og bite Oen1, Ser penteD,
at 9agen bar bru0t frem,
pg f%rellte 5inle bente0
til E%orooiiet bjem.
Ser lprte pi> Dor SPIRIT
beleireo Mgrfcts Orot,
Sen Stnrfelte og 5tar1te
in0tog hint GutGns Slot>
ian 6angerne befric0>
iom lllffeo laurt / 2pn,
SEM pe0 lit 8lo0 in0pieo
Ell 0oob ifi0n gpos S6n.
Seq Yaolfen1orgen rp6e
Big, 2ipets &onge flor,
1er 1t9rf ltaa op al Oeoe,
0u leben0e @116s Orb.
Mu er ser Gre0 pua Soroen
/ Sein @rilti Nabn>
mi er ser Srelle BORDEN,
me0 BOO for ollie SaDn!
$ agerup sc 5 e
l1p6ermoo6, 0}irn., ste q
1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
q r a e +.

8. g. s olgere n
en- al Sc mango 0pgtige oanite Weeie=
rimen0 / Mmerifa> ser / 3R Mor
far beltDret ct Meieri SroD Center,
&is., bar til /. 9lpril o%bertoget Sc
6elien, al Meieriet / Set 1tore 6an1fe
Settlement / @utbton, &ipeltone
@ountp Min1. Sm Sen Mnerfjen=
6elie &olgerien fat p11noet ion1
Meieriit faor ll1ol1 ct go0t 8egret
pe0 at ban / Sc jioite 9 Mar bar pl11l=
Set 80 Eren1ier, bporaf Sc flelte
Ggrltepremicr, og to @a1lomeoailler
@olgerlen, ser Ell fa0t / 5fellerut
paa Tpen> blep flor palgt til Meo=
lem al 9eltprelien for Stoten isis;
con1ins Mejeriforening og / San1tol
5. 81. til &rei i0ent for Spo @iscon:
fin Mejeriforening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
,,nan(ke I amerika''.
@pa6 Gtc % fpl9enbe .Sefter pil
brtn9e.

@nbper> Ser Blot nogenle0es bar
lat Jig in6 / be 1872 Si6er> ser til
9oto CT bragt frem for 2eleDeroenen
al Mflnittet ONT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
can0smdn0.
@unot ! Mmeriia.

&ao 81 uoiereiie / M M e :
rifo.
Sngenipr 81. 6. &aritens, Diref-
ter for Sorme= og @entilationspp1e>
net / &ipbenbopns foml1nale @pgnin=
ger, anfommer ber til 2a16et for at
1tuoere 0pbarmnings- % 8enttla,
tionspGienet / Mmerifas ltprre 8Der.
q r n e orflpttel er.
, &aitor S. S%prgcnien, Street, fo1
Sen oonite &irfes @eaigbeo j. @ei1
9enmarf, Mis., og Sormano fo'
Sanfunoets 5. arebs, bar mootage1
&al6 fra Menigbeoen / &imballton
bbor tioligere %altor S. 81. @reger.
ien Dor %reit. Eoitor 8. @riicfner
tioligere &relt for set famine Som
FUNDS Menigbeo / &ortlono, Wee.
reilte ifior til 0onmarf, men fom
mer otter tilbage til Mnertfa og ri
tage ct Yrej tefol0 / Gumf1noet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
6 8 d mono / II. g
Sortpe ems Siene'


oritpeen Siene.
tie.
SIR. Sobn g}iis, Ell Gpn al Dor be.
fien6te 2onosmon0 Sacob q. &tis
i Seem Dorf, ct Joritinipeftpr / set
rationale 6oritpnlens Sienelte og BE-
ltprer Motionolitopen (5fobreierpa.
%tionen) / Set ipolise lltab nnoer 4.
Diitrift, nle6 &oseofontor / Moab,
l1tab. Wfr. Miis in%6troaote for nog.
le Mar 1ioen iom Gfopbetjent / Sort
pei e11ets Sjeneitc, opa11cere0e til
5fobrioer % @ie1ere til 5fobinipef-
ter. Nfobnet poo Matiol1oli foben /
0enne Gel al l1tab bar oprinoelig
go Golle Motionol 6oreit" men
Mopnet er fornplig f%oronoret til ~9a
Cal" efter Snoitilling al Sorltem'
bebslnenocne> ioet set life lfriper Zig
ira sen h%efienote frantic Spoagel-
lesreilen0c, men fra Ga Gal eller
S%altbiergene, Ser bor facet 0eres
Monn al Spanier1,e efter Sc Salt-
leier, iom finbes / penne Ggn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Gen prt e So II 10 r :
G. II II q g D ~ q.

Gen fprite So 10 r.
en- ing / s. IN a.
Si0lte l1ge oprette0es Sen fgr1te
~Golp Selt Mslociotion" eller Scott
tr%olforcning efter 0anlf Mpniter /
Soma, / Orange Somnibip 9 @fi(e
6po for Moterlpo. Me0pirfen0c be6
0prettelien bar Y~rofesior Miis al
Solpa Stots Mgerbr11gsifolc, og Dor
berg1nte 2an0smono $ c / M e L
81 G b / | 5, Ser er anlat 1n0er
2anobr11gsminiiteriet / @aibington
mes set lGrlige 6ormaol at arbejoe
for Sprattelien of iaaoanne 6orenin-
ger. &pbilo opbol0t Jig flere Gage
paa @gnen for at arbeioe for 6or=
eningen. S Micbigm1, bbor &ebilo
tioligere far bcltDret flere al @ta=
tens ltgr1te Mejerier, og bpor ban
far paret 9oirp Snipector 1,tl6er
@oirD ans 6ooo Commission, bar
fan pnret Mc6itiftcr al flere ioooan=
tic Gorcningcr, og Set bar oerpeo at
2on6brl1gsminiiteriets Spmerfiom=
Be6 blep benben6t pan Don1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
q Den elbrc Sis

/ vOonlfe / Mmerifa", bill liffert inO=
rgnlr1e> at Sc fer fre%n1oragne bilto=
rifle @eretninger ONT bore 2al1os=
men6s @irfe og Serb fer / 2anoet
lige fra Sc el0ite Sioer in0til bore
Gage, life ale1le / Jig ielp eller for
e11felte @eriober bar fin 1tore Suffer-
este, men at Sc %napnlig feor 0eres
9etp0ning 0erpeo> at Sc fer . L
fprite Sang forelegges 2eleper=
0enen / Ell a IN ct S 0 l. IN
og / iaapi0t mulig fronologiif Sr=
Sen. Gen looleoes lfobte Gummen=
beng og Sen @runoigbeo, bporrneo
Ser gaues tilperfs, pil utpipliout
forloopiot gipre Bette gerf til e
&i1oeitrift af flor 9etp0ning
- bnorom 0a oglaa ale Diotil fre1n>
fon11e fritilfe 9eobmmelier al u9an>
tie / Nn1erltu" CT enige. I'll Ya1tor
&igs Gfil0ringer fra Sen el0re Sto,
Ser / neite = Ste - 9efte pil naa
ne6 til Gi6en omfring 1850, bill Ser
/ set felgenoe lutte Jig EFT &effe at
operoroenlig in%tereslonte Speciol<
1fil6ringer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
fra &c pitlise Gsne,

Ser. iinr tager SEEM Dorf og Pbila,
be(pbius life nlinOlt for Oanif Sno=
nan0ring og 0anif &irfe laa betpo=
1ingsful6e el6re @iltorie op til l9r=
ifi(t 8%eban0ting. Nabnlig fra Sen
onlete &i1torifer Baltor 81. Mnoer-
iens &aano foreligger fer ct Slide
Mannifript al iieloen bpi Slang.
Men p0ermere piler Sen en0nn life
pnblicere6e S%i6sperio0e fra 1870
1860 Jig / al Acknowledged lonl eli
mangfol6ig broget og rigt bepeget
Sis, og set er life for meget lagt, at
ser ber bill blibe fun0et ct Mfinit al
bort Soils @i1torie, iom er a q
t, at at q t
fienbes al allie op IN t G
Camille buooe 81 e NJ III G
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul
Mimi. as second class mail-matter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Cow Peas And
Some Of
Their Uses

Cow peas improve the condition and
productivcncss oi the land to a re
markablc extent especially on soils OF
a medium light or sandy nature, and
are unqucstiouab'y the best and surest
cropping summer forage and soil-im-
proving crop that can bee grown. When
sown alone, they should be put in at
the rate OF from / to - bush
els per acre. and To- sow Tor a forage
and soil improving crop they are best
sown broadcast. For this purpose,
too, the mixed cow pea, vii give as
good ii not better results than the
straigh, varieties. The mixed COW peas
we offer arc composed OF the best
and largest growing varieties, Like
Black, Clay, Wonderful, Whlppoorwili,
etc. Our Southern growers Lave
found ont the superiority OF sowing
mixed COW peas IN this way, and con-
sequertly the largest proportion OF
peas which wc get in IRON the South
is OF mixcd peas grown IN this way.
and not purpuscly mixed after being
grown rs miNcd COW peas can be
purchased q, considerably less than
the Siragh, varieties, quite saving IS
effected IN the cost of seeding by their
use.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22

dry and where the pigs may have &C
cess to il at all times. Provide plenty
81 trough room and plan it so that the
pigs can eat without getting in all
over Keep the pigs troughs sweet
and clean and do not allow any old
food 10 remain IN them after the pigs
have finished their regular meals. Give
good dry nests, dry houses, clean and
sanitary surroundings. for pigs that
sleep in wet nests and are allowed to
get covered with lice and other YER
m.n will not thrive.
The old saying that farm live stock
j., what We make II, is perhaps more
true when applied to the pig than any
of the other farm animals He will
stand more abuse and neglect and vet
respond To kind treatment faster than
any other farm animal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
PROFESSIONAL CARD

l.. NJ. HAINES,
Attorney-At.Law.
Oilice on North Street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Getting Rid OF The Tramp

To the Sociulogists the tramp has
ceased TO be joke But putting a
tramp in ,aickccping is by no means
getting ria ot him What would YOU
do with him when his term OF inn
prisuumcnt expired, Make him go 10
work; Where would you find a job
iur him.
II would not be easy To find him
work today. when there are already
thousands OF nontramps out OF work.
Justice would demand that we first
find employment ior those who never
were tramps.
No doubt the tramp is nuisance,
and an expensive one. too The rail
ways say he costs them S2s.oooooo a
year in fires destructive OF rolling
stock But even in prison the tramp
would not cease to be nuisance.
Those who are on the outside OF n
prison must pay ior those who are on
the inside.
Even the least irrational solution oil
this pcrplcNing problcm yet suggest
cd-uamc'y, tramp colonies. would
not be final. as the burden for their
support would still he on the shoulders
ui the honest toilcr Perhaps ii we
knew tho germ or the egg from which
The tramp is 3tchcd We might find
some oyicidc or haci'lcidc capable oi
discriminating it, and thus rid the
world Of the tramp himself Look for
the germ, Mr.. Sociologist That is
the scientific method
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22

GEORGE \. BLAKE.
Attorney At.Law.
The Frazer Building
HESTER HESS.
Attorney
Office on Main Street.
W. $. EVANS,
Attxrncy-
NOilicc on North Street.
ROBERT e. TIIACKERY,
Attorney
The Tucker Building,
W. T. WARBURTON.
HENRY \. WARBL RTON,
Attornrys-at-Law.
Opera House Building.
HENRY NJ MCCULLOUGH
Att"rncy-At.Law,
Once on Main Street.
JOSHUA CLAYTON.
Attorney
Once on North Street.
OMAR u. CROTIIERS.
Attorney
Tn" Appeal Building.
i. WILSON SQUIER.
Attorney
The Frazer Building.
JOHN ). STEAHORN.
Attorney
The appeal" building.
albert CONSTABLE,
Attorney At-law.
Once on Main Street.
RET BEN HAINES,
Attorury-At-Law.
Once on Main Street.
PHILIP K. BOND,
Attorney
Office on Main street.
WILLIAM PEPPER CONSTABLE,
Atturucv-at-Law,
7oo7ui Maryland Trust Building, n.
". Corner Calvert and German SITS,
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
ANXIOUS to BURY
DEAD BREAD Law
Chamber of Commerce
Wants Appeal From De
ciSion Withdrawn.

Arthur G.. Moses today announced the
committee which will represent the
Chamber of Commerce in requesting the
District Commissioners TO withdraw
their appeal from the recent decision
declaring the 1858 bread law OF the Dis
trict unconstitutional The members
of the committee who win serve with
Mr.. Moses are II. c. Noy6s, r. Golden
Donaldson. r. c. Graham, John /.
Weaver, and D. j. Callahan, jr.
The committee viii meet tomorrow
to arrange for q conference with the
Commissioners. In all probability the
formal request to the Commissioners
viii be made Friday.
Although it has been indicated by
some of the Commissioners that the APP
peal might be Withdrawn if the com
mittee suggests a better law to take
Its place, it was stated today that the
committee, acting in accordance with in
stTuCtiOns given II by the directors of
the Chamber can ask only that the ap-
peal be not prosecuted, and IS not eTuT
powered to make suggestions for new
law.
Whether the Commissioners win with
draw the appeal definitely and allow
the decision declaring the present bread
law unconstitutional TO stand without
attempting to enact legislation IN ITS
place is producing considerable specula-
ton. II is the general opinion, now
ever, that the commissioners VIII ask
that a new law be passed immediately.
In the event the Commissioners oe-
mand a new law. IT is probable the
committee now representing the cham
Der viii be authorized TO draw up a
bread NV.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
MISSING REPORTED
TO CAPITAL POLICE

Mrs William b. Chisn. $50 Maryland
avenue southwest, this morning asked
the police 20 assist in locating her nus
band. who has been missing from his
home since last Thursday. Chism is
sixty-three years old. His wife be-
Iieves he has left the city.
Mrs. Lucy w. GeaTy, siXty-three years
old, was reported missing from her
home. 2l1e Sixteenth street northwest.
AIRS Geary left the house late last night
TO visit a relative living in New Jersey
avenue northwest. 1t was learned this
morning that she did not so 10 The
New Jersey avenue address, and her
relatives fear that she has met with
an accident.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
MRS. LEMP FILES
AMENDED PETITION

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Lillian Hand
len Lemp, "the lavender lady" has
fled her second amended petition in her
suit for divorce in the circuit court
against William J. Lemp. jr.. millionaire
brewer Tie amended petition contains
81. longer array OF allegations than either
Of the preceding bills.
Mrs. Lemp tells in detail Of an al
legged fight in the bath room of the Lemp
home, when, she says, he knocked her
Gown Mrs Lemp declared women,
whose names she does not know, accom-
panied Lgmp on automobile rides, and
that he brought them to the Lemp
home at night. The women were In
tuXicated. she says. and stayed part of
the night.
The incident Of feeding live birds to
monkeys In the Lemp stable before their
boy is also touched upon. 1T eft a
lasting impression on the child's mind.
Mrs. Isemp declares.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces Of Glycerine with a
haIf-ounce Of Virgin Oil OF Pine com
pound pure and a half pint OF straight
Whisky. Shake well, and take in doses
of a teaspoonfuI every four hours. This
mixture possesses the healing. healthfui
properties Of the Pines, and will break
a cold I'M twenty-four hours and cure
anv cough that is durable. In having
this formula put up. be sure that your
druggist uses the genuine Virgin oil of
Pine compound pure, prepared and
guaranteed only by the Leach Chemical
Co Cincinnati. o.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
WESTINGHOUSE GOES
AT LAST TO MARRY
After Two PostpOnemeL 5 Young
PittSburger Sails to Wed
NOhlpwOrnau
NoblewOman.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Afler two post
ponements OF his wedding, George
WESTINGHOUSE. ir.. sailed today for Eng
land to marry Miss Evelyn Violet
Brocklebank, daughter of Sir Thomas
BrocklebaLk. of London.
The first DonstDOnement resulted from
the financial acknowledgements of the
WESTINGHOUSE Company. the second be
cause Young Westinghouse became I'll.
No date is now set for the wedding, as
il will depend on Westinghouse's health.
as he is still cOnYaIescent
Miss Broc6Iebauk first saw Westing-
house when he was working as a la
b0rer In his fathers shops in Pittsburg.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
WOnAN'S ASSAILANT
SENTENCED TO HANG
Negro Guarded at Raleigh
Penitentiary to Prevent
Mob Violence.

RALEIGH. n. c., Feb. 3.-Under
guard of the Clinton light infantry, VIII
Ward, alias Bill Jackson, a young negro,
was today sentenced 10 death for en-
teriug the home OF Mrs. Molly Mcleod,
near Clinton, and choking and attempt
ing to assault her.
The crime was committed two weeks
ago. Since then a mob has twice
sought his life and ne was removed to
the State prison for safe keeping.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
HAVE NINE JURORS
IN CALHOUN TRIAL
One May Be Lost Because of III
neSS-Will Draw Another
Venire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8.-Nine tenn
porary jurors have been secured in the
trial of Patrick j. Calhoun, when it was
resumed today. The court has ordered
another venire Of taIesmen drawn and
summoned making the seventh since the
trial began.
There IS a possibility that one tenn
porary juror may be lost through the
illness OF Juror John II Powers who
has been I'm a condition the last two
or three days that may justify the
court in excusing him.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

WESTON. w Va. Feb a--The board
Df health today quarautiued the coIored
wards end part Of the white wards of
The State Hospital for the Insane here
against smallpox, which was brought to
the institution two weeks ago 10y "a col
uEed male patient named Jones.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
MEN
TO BE ARRESTED

Acting Health officer Mcls can today
recommended that warrants be issued
for the arrest of the proprietors of two
lunch rooms In + and L streets north
west, and a barber shop in Pennsylvania
a. enue southeast. on the charge Of
failure to register their establishments
at the health department.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
BOOMING DAWSON.

Senator Scott OF West Virginia called
on the President today 10 urge the ap-
uoIntment of Governor Dawson of that
state to some good Federal berth. Gov
ern0r DawsOn's term expires shortly,
and 1T is the desire of Senator Scott
to see him landed in a good sob as
reward for his services To President
elect Taft in the late Presidential cam
uaigu.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
DENIES LOBBY Find

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb. 3.-An
interview purporting to have been given
by Theodore AIvOrd. former president
and now legislative agent for the Anti
Saloon League. charging that $L0y0.000
had been raised to defeat the pending
prohibition amendment In the Senate.
aroused members of the upper house
today. Senator Adam >. Littlepage, OF
Kanawha county, denounced the state
ment as untrue.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
ROOT LOSES HIS WAY;
HAS SIX-MILE WALK

HOT SPRINGS. ark. Feb. 3.-His UNI
familiarity with the topography OF tho
mountains about Hot Springs cost Ser
ator-eleCt Elihu Root an extra tramp
OF six miles. Starting out alone for r
short stroll, Mr.. Root lost his way. and
before he could find a path leading
back TO the city he had travelled six
miles. rather to the detrimeut OF his
injured knee. which DE spralned while
alighting from a carriage in Washing
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

EENORE. Va. Feb. 3--JJhu Davis.
fifteen years DID, was killed by limb
b. a large tree striking him on the
head WaIe assisting l.s father, IsnmeaI
Davis, BeIsueek farmer iu cutting
down trees iu woods near their home.
A tree on which they were choDufug
unexpectedly fell. striking the youth
before inc could manage 20 get from
underneath e.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
AERONAUTS KILLED.

ST. PONS. France. Feb "A ball
loon which was drifting over the noun
.alns al night was overcome 10y a. gale
The occupants of the car. two B0r-
deauE aerOnaUts, tried Do vain TO make
d descent early Jhis morning. but a VIC
lent gust dashed the balloon against a
boulder and the aerOuauts were killed
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
ASK PERMANENT MORGUE

WII1IINGTON, Del, Feb 2-Under-
takers of the city have united IN peti-
tiOuiug the levy court to establish
permanent m0rgue for New Castle
county. The want a building ia '~hich
bodies can be stored and that Wi I con-