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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
PULLlAM TAKES VACATION
President Of National League Given
Indefinite Leave of Absence.
UMPIRE BRIBERY Is REFERRED
All Evidence I'm Hands Of League A.
Turned over 10 National Conn
mission for It's COnsid-
Grafton.

CHICAGO, FEB. Educational strife in
the National league was relieved at the
closing session of the magnates yesterday
when President harry c. Pulliam was
granted an indefinite leave of absence at
his own request that he may recover from
the nervous strain to which he has been
subjected for some time past. John A.
Heydler, secretary and treasurer, will act
as president during Puliiam's absence.
The disagreement OF President Pulliam
with certain National league magnates pro-
vided material for most Of the discussion
during the closing hours and while the
league president lived up to the proposed
intention of remaining away from the meet
ing because he was wearied of the con-
fhct. the league representatives spoke of
him as an efficient executive and voted
unanimously to grant MIN an indefinite
leave Of absence.
Harmony All Around.
In order to leave nothing lacking in the
way of good feeling which marked the last
day OF the big meeting President Charles
w. Murphy of the Chicago National league
club apologized in open meeting to Prest
dent Ban johnson of tho American league,
who was pi esent at the session on invita-
ton for the purpose Of telling that he
knew OF the attempted Dribing of Umplres
KLEIN and tombstone during the closing
series in Chicago between the home
team and the Detroit Americans. The
entire bribery problem proved to be so
difficult OF handling hat 1t was decided
that the statements OF the umplres and all
evidence In the hands of the special COM
mittees be turned over TO the national COM
mission for such action as It may de-
termine.
Chairman Hermann OF the commission
may call a meeting OF the commanding
powers of base ball tomorrow to get to
the bottom of the scandal, but he expressed
himself as undecided.
The information presented by Ban John
son to tine National league magnates was
kept secret for the time being, the matter
being Of such vital Importance In the af-
fairs of the National game that 1t was con-
sidered desirable to withhold rumors and
allegations until The National commission
IS ready to report.
1t was after Mr.. Johnson had addressed
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
BOSTON REVOLTs AT crs SALE
Fans Threaten 10 Boycott TAyIor'a
Team This Season.

Devotees OF Cy Young In Boston threaten
TO boycott the Boston American league
team because President Taylor has sold
old Cy Young, their idol. 20 Cleveland.
Young could draw a larger crowd than all
the rest of the team put together. and
he won bis share OF games. too. and would
have won many more had he. a team OF
his caliber back OF him. Some of the
strongest base ball nien in Boston are up
In arms and deciar0 that they will show
Taylor before this season IL over that he
made the error OF his life In letting out
the Grand Old Man.
When Lou Criger, Young's old-tims pal
and catcher, was sold to 81. Loui II be-
came evident that Taylor might let Young
go. too. But Young and Criger both hoped
they might be sold TO the same team. 30
that they could continue their association
OF a score OF years.
Kicks and protests are pouring IN like an
avalanche upon President Taylor, who per-
maps Is unable now to undo what he has
Jimmy McAleer. manager OF the Browns,
and his chief. President Hedges. stn are
Nonaerins how they ceme 10 lose out on
" Young, When Lou Crfgsr was traded
70 81 Louis. Young expressed his diseatis-
facuon with the deal He was accustomed
to have Louis catch him ana said he would
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
SOME NOVEL sHooTINe rs DONE
Professionals Heat Amateurs and
RlRhts Defeat southnnma.

A shooting carnival was held at the Town
send Gun park Thursday afternoon In the
face OF a hard north wind, which would
make the targets shoot for the ground or
else dart thirty feet In the air, and which
MADE good scores out OF the question.
The main shoot was among the profess
SIGNALS and the amateurs and was won by
the Representatives OF the big houses by
three targets. Another shoot Of consid-
cradle interest was that between the left
handed shooters and the r~ight-handed boys
Tor the price OF a supper. The rights won,
Townsend breaking "a and Hardy %. while
the ~southpaws, Barber and Carter, broke "A
and y, respectively. The scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
summarie. at Tamnn.


TAMPA, Fla, Feb. I9.-Summariee:
First race, six furlongs and sixty yards:
Roseboro C09, Burton, 4 to u won, Maivina
zoe. Crowley, s to 81 second, Rexall 0O4,
Callahan, II to u third. Time: 1:21. Ruiloba,
Miss Perigord. Battleax, My Love, Herlida
and French also ran.
Second race. five furlongs: m III.
Qll. Pendergast, 4 to 81 won, Anna Smith
Q10, Mccarthy, 2 to u second, Dew Of
Dawn Q6, Hannah, 10 to u third. Time:
l:O4. Katie Gleason, Cloisteress, Masks and
Faces and Emily Almanac also ran.
Third race, five furlongs; Momentum QO,
Lowell, 5 to u won, Ray Thompson oil,
Pendergast, 5 to 81 second, Roseburg IL.
QO4, Hannah, 5 TO - third. Time: 1:0S%.
Dolly Bullman. Sunfire. Sally Preston and
Grifton also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Merise GO2,
Brannon, 8 to ID won, Elysium QM. Smith,
Q to ID second, Pimpante (g7, Crowley, 5 to
y third. Time: 1851. Rose Ankle, Malecon,
She Wolf. Hawks Flight. M. L. Dawson
and Camel also ran.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Aunt Tabitha
QO6, Redd, 10 to 81 won, Bird Slayer 0OS.
Brannon, s to y second. Every (99, Irwin,
20 to u third. Time: 1:04%. Amador. w, G..
Williams, Miss Padden, Kate Carney,
Tomichie and Carrie Elder also ran.
Sixth race, six f~urlongs and sixty yards:
Carraugh Q06. Smith, 6 to u won, Mime
haha Q0c, Hannah, 8 to 81 second, Airship
Q09, IL to 81 third. Time: 1:2. Precedence,
Miss Topsy, Calabash, Charley Lusk,
Clifton and Forge also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
DR.. SELLS GUILTY OF ASSAULT
Prominent Iowa PhysIcian Convicted
ON Testimony of Young
Woman Patient.

osCEoLA, Ia, Feb. 1S.-Dr. F, w. Sells.
leading physician and surgeon in southern
Iowa and president of the osceola hospital.
was convicted here by a jury today in the
district court of assault upon Miss Stella
Hortman, aged %, a patient. Miss Hort
man testified that she was drugged and
ohloroformed while in one OF the rooms OF
the hospital on July 1. 1908. Sentence will
be pronounced on Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
PERU


Referee: Rice. Umpire: C. W.. Knoll.
The Oregon team is just finishing a
played many of the strongest teams of
the country. Out of the sixty games played
thus far by they they lave been de-
feated In but five.
The sophomores defeated the seniors in
an indoor game of base ball yesterday by
a score OF 3 to 1. This was the game for
the pennant among the classes and gives
the p~ennant to the sophomores for this
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
IOWA vIcT0R OVER GoPHERs
Game n Decidedly Rough Affair All
Around.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Feb. 19-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Iowa state university defeated
Minnesota here tonight in basket ball b.
the decisive score of 81 to 16. The Hawk
never headed. Captain Perry Of Iowa was
the star OF the game, making ten baskets.
The score at the end Of the first half was
20 TO s. Iowa easily excelled the Gophers
in team work. The game, was rough. Brown
of Iowa making five fouls, He was ruled
out. Thomas taking his place. Mencke, by
roughing Hyland, caused such a demonstra-
ton from the. crowd that Manager Catlin
stopped the game and quieted the students
Hansen was hit in the eye and Cook re-
moved him. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
MISSOURI LOSES WITH a WIN
Warrington University Gives Them
a Hard Pull.

COLUMBIA, Mo, Feb. 19.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Missouri ended it's 1909 basket bail
season tonight by again defeating Washing
ton university OF st. Louis, % to Il.
The game was harder for the Tigers to
win than the one last night, and the first
half was even most of the time, ending 10
to Is I'm favor of Missouri. Washington he
roically tried to even up matters in the last
five minutes OF play, but could not over
come the big lead Missouri had gained early
In the half.
Skaer was the Pikeway star, scoring
twelve OF their points. while Captain Ris-
tine checked up sixteen for the Tigers. and
wound his Missouri basket ball career up
brilliantly. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
Brief sporty Talk.

One Dusty Miller has signed with the
Outlaws at Stockton, And he's lucky at
that.
What does Downs going 10 the White
SoX mean? Isbell has signed up, Where's
Jiggs?
Cleveland with Cy Young added to the
staff is being p.9ked to win the American
league penart this year.
Danny Dreamer Durbin has refused TO
sign a Cub contract because of mistreat-
ment on and of the field last season.
Bresnahan evidently Is thinking of some
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20

lecture on THE Father of Our Country"
The Omaha High school band will play a
concert in front of the Young Mems Chris
tian association building at 1880 and later
will play In the lecture room. The Omaha
High School Glee club will sing patriotic
songs and the Omaha High School Boosters
club will turn out enmasse. A general in
Vitation Is extended.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
MnuretnnIn Mnken Now Record.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-The steamer
Mauretania, which arrived off the Am
brose channel lightsbip last night, having
established q new Transatlantic record
over the long course, reached quarantine
station at 7:15 a. m. today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
PROMINENT PACKER DEAD
sismund Grabenheimer Expires Sud-
denly I'm New York of Heart
Disease.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Sigmund Grsben-
heimer, treasurer Of the firm OF Schwarz-
child & Sulzberger, and well known in the
beef trade, fell dead in the arms Of his
brother. Nathan, tonight, while walking
near the Grand Central station. Heart
disease was the cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20

Twentieth and . streets. These lads met
In Omaha two years ago and the resultant
draw was not satisfactory to all concerned.
and they have been anxious for a return
match ever since. The preliminary 20 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
OMAHA BICYCLES.

The Borsheims won two games from the
Bungalows on the basement alleys last
night. All three games were close and eX-
citing and the Bungalows almost took the
series. Ward was high on total. with AS,
while Gwynne had high single game of 1876,
Latey had high total for the Borsheims,
with sol, while Spetman had high game OF
i9S. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
Race in from Florence Feature OF
". NJ. q. A. CeIebraIiOn.

The Young Mems Christian association
has prepared an elaborate program for
W~ash.ngton's birthday, which will include
athletic and patriotic events. Al 10 in the
morning the long distance runners will go
TO the end OF the Florence car line and
then run back. They will Try to beat the
record OF ~forty-two minutes made Janu-
AIRY / by J. Fred Balthaser.
A mass meeting will be held at 9 2. m !.
In the Young Mems Christian association
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20

T~otals......

In the Association league last night the
Swifts took two games from the Signal
Corps and lost the last by one pin. The
new man, Kuncl, rolled the high total,
averaging 192, and tied up with Booth for
high single game. This is an excellent
showing, as this Is his first league game.
Tonight the Malonys play the Cudahys.
SccIe:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20

summarizes: "4" AM

summaries:
First race. selling, six furlonss: Milnita,
III POWERS, 2 to 81 won, Third Rail GOI
rage Z to ID second, Velma c.. UO4 shrine
20 20 y third. Time: lips. Pilon, Henry
OF shennamere, Light Comedy. Araren and
saint Kilda also ran. ""u
second race, selling, 2-year-olds, three and
a nsit turlongs: Sepulveda Q07, Sailing
10 100 won, kiora 1O9, Powers, 7 TO 21 sec.
IND HeIma S. Q06, Howard, 1 to ID third
IIme: O:4O,t. Sporting Life, Fred stone
Lady Paret. G. a. r., Mary's Lamb. Mari
Van Buren, and Eel Perfecto also ran. wal
Ihlrd race, selling, five and a half fur
Iohgs' Lady Irma Q06, Shilling, 9 to 1Ol
won, Billy Bodemer QO41k, Howard. Q to n
second, Jane Swift QOS, Kennedy. 4 TO II
third. Time: LOSS. Work and PLAY All
AIohe, Uncle Jim, Free knight the Bear
Fourth race, selling, five furlongs: Calves
IiVs, Fowers, : to y won, John Louis Q0l,
rage, 4 to ID second, King of the Mist COg
shilling, 10 to y third. Time: 1:2Sh. Kerry
Entire Nous, skye, Financier and Charley
Paine also ran.
Fifth race. mile: Pluto dOe. Shilling. 2 to
D won, Azo Q04, MCGEE, s to ID second.
Otllo Q09, Goldstein, II to p third. Time
1915. Donatus, Nasmerito and Barton also
ran.
Sixth race. seven furlongs: Progress dOe.
Aubuchon, 5 to p won. Rey Del Mundo
i ~; Butweil, 10 to y second, Teo Beach
QOl, Page, 6 to u third. Time: 1:25M. Sad
Ter, Day star, Josie r., Orlflamb, Manila S.,
korosilanly, Bye Bye ii, Friar of Elgin and
Ampedo also ran.
Seventh race, selling, five and a half fur
longs: Creston O10, Shilling, 3 to a won,
Inclement Q6, McGee. 4 to y second, Garter
Light Q15, Howard, 16 to - third. Time:
1865. Semproelle, Carasco. Senator Barree.
Charles Rossemore, Jane Laurel and Ben
Stone also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
BoRsHEIM JEWELS.
THREE-I LEAGUE SCHEDULE OUT
Season Opens Hay Q and Last Games
Take Place September 20.

ROCK Feb. 1.-THE Threat
league schedule OF base ball games for the
coming season was made public today nv
N. III. sexton. president OF the league. The
season will be opened May with
the Dubuque team at Davenport, Rock IsI-
and at Cedar Rapids, Peoria at Blooming
ton and Decatur at Springfield. Final
games viii De played September %.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
WHISPERS FROM MANY TOWNS
Players Are Gathering Fast and Cen
trail West Tourney is in
swing.

Whist players from all over the middle
west have arrived to participate in the
fifteenth annual meeting OF the Central
Whist association. The towns already
represented at the tournament which Is held
at the Rome today and Saturday are;
Harlan. Sioux City. Elk Point, St. Joseph,
York. Grand Island, Sioux Falls, Pleasant
Valley, Omaha and Council Bluffs, and J..
J. Shea from Oklahoma City.
The whist players took possession Of the
banquet room at the Rome as soon as the
hardware men gave way and a business
meeting was started at 1870 p. m. with
regular play scheduled for 2 o'clock.
The program:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
GRAIN BROKERS.
BoRsHEIM JEWELS

The Omaha Bicycle Companys took three
games from the Chabot Shoe Companys last
night on the Metropolitan alleys. The Bikes
are getting back In form again. Battling
high single game for the same team. with
1888. Hull was high mar for the Bikes,
with 597 total, and Sam Boord a close sec
ond with 696. Tonight the Luxus and Hus-
sizes Acorns will KIN a few pins. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
wasem Wants a Match.

BEATRICE. Neb., Feb. 1s.-(Special.)-
Oscar Wasem, the wrestler, is located at
Belleville. Kan, and writes to a friend
in this city that he is anxious to meet
some good man.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
MINNESOTA

Goals from field: Riden, 4; Stewart. 2;
Hyland, 1; Perrine. 10; Hansen, 1; Mencke,
2; Anderson, 1. Free throws: Hansen, 3;
Ryden. 3; Anderson, /. Umpire: Finger of
Cornell.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20

tournament play in a letter from Louis
isle, made public by his father, w. e.
kgan. today. Pressure Of business Is given
as the reason
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
Pepners and Camubru.

Teddy Peppers OF Kansas city ana
Tommy Campbell will settle old scores this
evening IN South Omaha When they meet
In . tsn-round bout AZ Barton'a hail.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
COUNCIL BLUFFs TEAM,
WITH THE

The Chancellors won two games from
the Triumphs last night. Walenz had high
single game and West high total. Tonight
the Onimods will play the Gold Tops.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
OMAHA RIFLES WIN THE MATCH
Beat the Council Bluffs Team in Sec.
Ond of Series.

The Omaha rifle shots won the second Of
a series of matches which is being shot
with the boys from Council Bluffs when
they hit 2,40 bulrs-eyes Thursday night
to 2,S& for the Council Bluffs shooters.
The third and deciding contest will be
shot next Thursday night at Council
Bluffs. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
30 More cold for Eaan.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1a.-H. Chandler Egan,
winner of the national amateur golf cham
pionship in NQ and 1906. and four times
winner Of the western championship, an
nounces his permanent retirement from
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20

Bigger, Better. Busier-That's what adj
vertising in The Bee does for your
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
SIGNAL CORPS.

The Grain Brokers Slipped a cog last
night by letting the Borsheim Jewellers win
two games from them. Spetman had high
total, with 400, and Latey high single game,
with 202. Score:
GRAIN BROKERS'.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
High Private wins Derby Trial al
E~meryviIle from Tom hayward

OAKLAND, Cal. Feb. ia good carr
was offered at Emeryville today, with the
Derby Trial. at a mile and a sixteenth, a,
the feature. High Private and Fanatic
from the Forsythe stables, ruled favorites
After Lighthouse and Mailman tired, High
Private drew away and won from Ton
Hayward. while Fanatic was third. Fine
weather favored the racing. but the track
was sloppy owing y the rain of the early
morning. Favorttes and we'll PLAYED horses
were successful. Summaries:
first race, three and a half furlonRs
purse; Jack Dennerlen Q12, Scoville. Z to N
won, Napa Nick O06, Mccarthy. II to .,
second, Alder Gulch Q09, Taplin. Z to II
tnird. Time: 0:t4h. Judge Henderson,
Grahame and Bay Streak finished AS
Second race. six furlongs. selling. Argo.
Taut uoe, mentry, 2 to won, Ozorlne QOl.
ogh, s to u third. Time: t:17M. Algness.
S~erenade. Little Jane. Matchtuila, Charles
". Hodges. Bright Skies and False Nun
finished as named.
Third race. one mile and twenty wards
selling: Fulletta QOs, Taplin, 3 to q won
steer gh, Clark. is to 81 second. Nebulo-
Sos uOL Sweet, 5 to y third. Time: 1:47%.
import and Hunky finished as named.
Fourth race. one mile and a sixteenth.
Deroy Trial; High Private 01s. Lee, II to al
won Tom Hayward u02, Gilbert. Q to II Sec
Time: 1:5Ots. Palo Alto. Lighthouse 0cesn
queen and Madam finished as named.
- r = race, one mile. selling: Dainty Belle
Nv, Iapiin, 3 to u won, Dollie Dollars an.
heogh, l6 to % second, Rosevale O02. on.
pert. 3 to u third. Time: 1:46X. Miss De
Ianey, Estella G. EN- and FIN. Priceless
Jewel; Blanche C and Sahara finished as
Sixth race, six furlongs: Pardell m, roo
2 TO o. won, May Amelia dO2, Gilbert, 4 TO
second, Fancy $50, Anderson. Ok 10 ~
tnlrd. Time: 1889. Early Tide. Hector
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
MARATHON RUN ON THE PROGRAM

Heteree: Barnes OF Kansas CITY. Umpire;
Bell OF Illinois university
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
FRIDAY.

p. m--F1rst play for the Richards
Challenge Trophy. for teams. of four. Only
one team from each club eligible.
for the Des Moines Trophy, in which any
number of pairs from any club may enter.
p. m.-Second play for the Richards
Challenge Trophy.
,; m.-second play for the Des Moines
Trophy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
;ATURDAY.

IL a. m.-Business meeting.
2 D. and final play for the
Richards Challenge Trophy.
2 p. m. Third and final play for the Des
Moines Trophy.
g p. m.-Free-for-all pair contest for
Schneider Trophy. under the Mitchell Pro-
gressive system. Pairs many be arranged
without regard to club membership.
Presentatlon of trophies and prizes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-29
AER0PLANE FOR
FAIR THIS FALL
REAL WILBUR WRIGHT FLYING
MACHINE WILL BE SECURED
AS AN ATTRACTION.

Real Wilbur Wright aeroplanes thal
will carry passengers from one emo
of the fair grounds to another for
fare and a third for the round trip, are
to be attractions at the 1909 county
fair. if arrangements now being ne
gotiated by Secretary Robert h
johnson. of the Walla Walla County
Fair association, can be satisfactorily
completed owners of the machlnes III
eastern states being now on the cor
respondence list of the secretary.
Balloons are in a back seat, for al
though any number of the old-1ash-
ioned flyers might be secured, theS
are not even considered seriously
In case Secretary Johnson Is sue
cssful in arranging for a f1ying-ma-
chine in walla Walla during the Dig
week. it will make daily trips similar
to those made at the Spokane fair last
season. and walla Wallans who tnlnK
thew would delight in spin among
the clouds" may have their Dreams
realized.
Chariot Race.
One of the big features or fair "eeh'
(Continued On Page Eignt.)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-29
REDS AND.
NEGROES
IN FIGHT
Chief Crazy Snake and His
Band of Creeks Defy
State Militia.
HEAVY FIRING
IN HILLS TODAY
Five Companies of Militia
Have Engaged the Band
of Insurrectionists.
HEAVY FIRING
IN HILLS TODAY

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 29-
Heavy firing in the hills Is reported
today and it is believed that Chief
Crazy Snake and his mixed band of
Indians and negroes have encountered
the five companies of militia sent to
quell the insurrection.
Chief Crazy Snake retreated last
night before the advancing militia to
a position east of Henrietta, at the
junction of the North Canadian and
Deep Fork rivers. Tom Harjo, Snakes
college bred son, was captured and
strung to tree until he told who mur-
dered the two deputies Friday. He also
admitted that his father was in charge
of the Indians and negroes.
''These were your ia hers tracks in
the yard this mOrning?" asked Deputy
Jones.
These were his tracks," said the In
diam
The chiefs son then told his captors
that Charles Coker, reputed as a dan
gerous Indian outlaw, had fired the
shots which killed Baum and Odom
His confession also revealed for the
first time some Of the real secrets of
generalship over the Creeks. He ad
mitted that his father, whose virtues
have been lauded, was actually in COM
mand Of the Indians in the field.
my father is with the Indians" he
said. "He was with them in the house
last night and left the house with them
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-29

opposed by his father, he entered col
lege, and thus incurred the paretnl
displeasure which lasted during the
lifetime Of the elder Cosgrove.
On leaving college, he entered into
law practice, and moved to Nevada
during the early mining boom. After
investing and losing the earnings of
both himself and wife in mining VEN
lures, he went to San Leandro, Cali
fornia, where he remained one year,
locating in Pomeroy in 1882, where he
remained up to the time of his elec-
ton.
Besides his wife, Mr. Cosgrove is
survived by two sons, Howard an at
torney of Pomeroy; Elliott, age 25,
who is looking after his fathers farm
interests at Pomeroy; and Mrs. Roy J..
Kinnear, a daughter, residing in Seat
tie.
S. G. Cosgrove had but one romance
in his life, and that was lasting one.
While teaching school in a country
village in Ohio he had for one of his
pupils Miss Zephyrena Edgerton, who
attended his school for three years, at
the end of which time she received her
diploma, and before the commence
ment exercises closed, had been unit
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