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New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
EASTER LILIES FROM BERMUDA.

The first Easter lilies that have been brought
here this year arrived board two steamships
from Bermuda yesterday. The first vessel IN was
the Bermuda Atlantic liner Prince George. "hlcn
locked shortly after y. m, and followed
a bout thrce-quarters Of hour later by the que
bee Lin steamship Trinidad the two having hiDa
their usual to port
According officers Of the vessels this was inc
hardest fought race on record between the two.
The Trinidad got away about seven hours ahead
on Saturday and kept ahead until within 1e"
hours Of port. The Prince George passed her AT IL
m and steadily increased her lead until she
reached heT dock.
Most of fi, lilies IN primary bud formation
T,,..y y.re brought principally b. passengers The
81 large coIisis lments of buds are expected next
week
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
KILLED By 4-FOOT FALL.
GIa-ier UaHed Orer Il Block to
Doctors office Before He DIED.

George Weiskowsky, glazier. who lived at
No. 169 East 96th street. was killed last night
by falling four feet from stepIadder He
walked a block and half to a doctors Office
before he died.
Weiskowsky. assisted by two Of his friends
putting in pane Of glass in a basement
rear room Of No 544 Weudovsr avenue. The
Bronx. He stood with one foot on a stepadder
tread and one foot on the windo" ledge. The
ladder slipped and threw the glazier heavily To
the floor. distance Of four feet. He struck on
his head,
His friends picked him up and led him to
the office Of Dr. David 1 Frey. No. 1915 Wash
ington avenue. The doctor laid the man on an
operating table and was about TO examine him.
when he expired. Or. Frey Judged that death
was caused by cerebral hemorrhage.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
TWO NEW PLANETS FOUND
VI. GGllLOt announces Discoveries
BcuOnd NpDtuDP.

Paris. March 22--The astronomer Gainot an
nounced before the Academy of Sciences to-
night that he had discovered two new planets
situated beyond Neptune. which is the outer
most known planet Of the solar system. NJ
Gafllot said that he had used the methods which
had enabled Leverrier by mathematical calcu-
lation to assign TO Neptune a position within
the boundaries of a certain region. which per-
mitted its discovery in 1876
NJ GaiIlot estimated that of the planets
was forty-five times and the other sixty times
the distance of the earth from the sun, or ,1S5.
0O0O00 and $50 10000 miles respectively. The
planet Neptune. it is estimated is 2,S0DOO0,0u0
miles from the sun
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
OUT on Vanderbilt CASE
Jury Considering Old 1uto Speed
inc Charge in Boston.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

BOSTON. March 22--HarOId NanderblIt. OF NeW
York a Harvard student Is awaiting the YER
dict of the jury which is considering a cass
brought against him in the Superior Crtmins =
Courr Th, jury went cut at , o'clock this
afternoon and had not reported when court ad
journed
Mr.. Vanderbilt was arrested on January %
charged with speeding his automobile rom the
Tennis and Racquet Club 10 the North Station to
catch a train. In the lower court he was fined
$40 and appealed, and new District Attorney
Hill will not accept that fine TO close the case
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
HARTMAN HOME IN SANTA BARBARA
Railroad Man Said to Have Decided Upon
Site at Hope Ranch
Try Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Santa Barbara. cal, March 22.-E H. Hartman
Is renortei 10 have decided to make Santa Barbara
his futura home lie viii arrive here tomorrow,
and II Is said will choose site for house at the
Hone Ranch tract Of two thousand acres four
miles west Of this city.
Hope Ranch. formerly old Spanish grant, is
perhaps the most beautiful spot on the coast and
has Just been opened to the public for villa sites by
tho Pacific improvement Company. composed of
members of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
panv 20 buildings the ranch at present
except the Potter Country club house opened last
week tosether with polo field and golf links
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

An uncork-d bottle OF gasolene, about To he used
in cleaning a garment. supposedly ignited by
Gas let in the pantry of the home cf Paul NJ War
burg No. Il East S0th street member of the firm
of Kuhn Loeb & Co last night, and an explosion
followed Blazing gasolene flung all over the
pantrv starting a fire which broke all the glass
and ruined many of the dishes in the room Mrs
Warburz telcphoned Fire Headquarters. and Cap
tain Ruddy responded with an engine from Sith
street The servants had almost succeeded in
ouenching the blaze by the time the apparatus ar
rived When the hremen had finished the work
with n 1lb-fnch stream the police estimated the
damage at $500
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
HUNT FOR AERONAUTS
MAY HAVE Persisted IN
MOUNTIIN BLIZZARD.
Doubted if Sir Mcn on Balloon
11merica Haze Reached
M0iare Desert.

Los Angeles. March 22-For more than fifty
hours friends Of the six men who ascended from
Tournament Park, in Pasadena at O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon in the big balloon America
have been without word of them or the slight
est knowledge Of the fate that has overtaken
the aeronauts. a heavy blizzard has prevailed
on the mountains. and the canyons are filled
with snow The trails practically obliter-
ated, The balloon. carried by a stiff breeze
disappeared in the low hanging clouds that lay
far down the mountain sides.
The belief that some tragic fate has befallen
the men who formed the party has led to the
formation of many relief expeditions into varl-
Gus parts OF The Sierra Madre Mountains di-
rectIy over which the strong current carried the
balloon when it had reached an altitude OF
few thousand feet. There are three distinct
mountain ranges before the Mojave Desert Is
reached. fifty miles north IF Pasadena. If the
balloon sailed over this fifty mile stretch OF
mountain chains and came to earth on the Mo
jave Desert, there is hope that the occupants OF
the basket. after tramping many miles, may be
able to reach shelter.
If the balloon was not able to cross the Sierra
Madres and was brought down among the
mountains the men are in danger of death.
This afternoon two parties left Pasadena ana
will search all night for the missing men one
party viii go to Mount Lowe and from there at
tempt to pass down the snowblocled tran ieau-
,,, r,ortt or7 east and finally into the west fork
Of tho San Gabriel River near it's head. This
marty is in charge Of Phil Begue. a hunter and
,,,o,,ntainear The other PARTY of six in charge
- III, ua,-,olde will go direct to Switzer's
camp on the side Of Mount Wilson. and thence
vii, ,,.o,aad IN the east
rarIia~ to-day a party in which Roy
rlnabensIue a Toledo earonaut. went TO Alpine
tavern near the summit N Mount Lowe, and
began to search adjacent canyons. report from
this marty stated that no trace Of the missing
balloon had been found.
-rl,r,uob = + Carlton chief OF the govern
r,e<t forestr,. rangers ON the san Gabriel
serve word has been sent TO all of the rangers
70 take the trails at once and cover all the
mountain tnsts during the night The klks
.,de. or Pasadena. two members Of which are
s,,,,,, The. MISSING, marty sent out an eXIedi-
o., :, ,,f-l,.
,,,.bar searching marty tonight started in
o,,+o,,ori1ae for th. foothills. Deep snow covers
the trails in places. and 1t is not thought prob
arla tbat the automobiles can 60 far. but they
,.,lf carr, clothing and provisions. which can
ha ,,,,.evad further IN the mountains by men
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
BROOKLYN SITE FOR HAMMERsTEIN.

oscar Hammerstein said last night that the
opera house in Brooklyn which he has been plan
ming for time would probably be built at
South Portland avenue and Hanson Place. An
,.frer has been made by Mr. Harmerstein for prop
ertv at this corner belonging to the Hanson Placs
Baptist Church.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
CARVED HIS OWN TOMBSTONE.
Head of Marble Firm Suicide When Sheriff
Arrives

Philadelphia March 22-David Lark. hfty-hve
wears old head OF the firm OF Lark. Miller & Co,
marble workers. shot and killed himself to-day to
avoid being sold out by the Sheriff. He is said to
have carved his own tombstone shortly before his
death The Sherins deputy arrived at Larks office
a few, minutes after he had killed himself.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
PRINCESS ROBBED OF 225.oOo RUBLEs.

Moscow. March 22-Theves have taken from tht
~ princess Shakoffskoy 225OeO rubles in casl
and valuable papers.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
Continued on second page.
WAY NOT ESCAPE PNEUMONIA

snd miserable March weather ~ Il TIP to Florida .
Limited trains VIE oe "ItlHied WI iIto April ana
the FiDrit.. last coaft itnici~ l.ii also remain
ep~n. I'oT information apply 4. & ( Hotel Com
Day. ". - fEla Ave. " ticket agents Penna.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

Have YOU tasted -saiada" Tea? Unequalled for
p,Iritv strength and flavor Trial packet 10c. At
all groceTs.-AdvL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

AAAN.s RESTAURANT, PARK ROW BLDG.
l.r,ous Tor cuisine and service. Breakfast served
AdVL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
HIDING PLAcE 4 MYSTERY.

So the hoy was brought from the hiding piace
where it was no one knows-to car line in
the east end of the city which would bring
him into town quickly. The kdnapper. accor,--
ing to Willie, was cheerful enough The mys-
terious one and the youngster skipped in sehool-
boy fashion toward the trolley line few
rods from the car line the man stopped the boy
Pulling a pair of smoked glasses from his
pocket he adjusted them TO the lads head, with
the remark. You'll look better IN these Inc
sides Of the black yarn cap were pulled care
f,,1v over the BOYS ears slip. which Willie
was 10 hand To the conductor. was put in the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-15

elmer Ser gegriinoer uno Siibrtr
Der nortrefflihen uno 5u berporra=
GENDER Slnerfennennng gelangIe,l
8orpslpeoer 4iirltlergruppe. 8ieie
Walerfolonie naturaliltii6er Hid,=
tilne biloete ii1 in Dem bannoner<
iben 0orfe @orpslpeoe inn Sabre
1895. Sbre @emaloe bringen Die
Wtoorlonoi6aft nno beren 8elpobner
5lr 9arlteaung.
Die ruiiiibe1 Stuoellten, lpeI=
DIE, in 2eipaig megen @ebeim6iin=
belief pro5eiiiert puroen, lino idnlmt-
lid) als .lditige glusldnber" aus
gelpielen poroen. 9ln1 Die orel,
lpelde BON Der slnfage, unter oen
Stuoellten Der Sebniiben Sobinn-
len in Dresden, gbarlottenburg,
0armitaot unb Mittpeioa cine re-
polutiondre 8ropaganoo betriebea
gu baben, freigeiprohen nuroen,
niiiien iib ibren slnfentbalt auBer=
bolb Der ipeiB-griinen @renapfdble
iuben. Die iibrigen fiinf, pelhe Ge,
fansnis bis 5u 5pei Wonaten cr-
bielten weroen oas @leibe 5u ilil
baben, iobalo iie lire Strafe Der=
biiBt baben.
= Ser 9lorob. 2lopo-9ampfer
0&rin5eb Srene"~ lit nit ben &aiii-
ten-Ialiaeieren oes id)iffbriibigcn
gunaro=Danpfers vSlaponia" lit
Gibraltar eingetroffen.
slus Asuerto Gorte5 in Son-
buras miro gerneloet, Der Sturn,
Der bort an Der &iiite getobt hot.
babe piele gananen=Mantagen psr-
lpiiitet uno ben grtrag itarf beein-
trddtiat.
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Seras $.

@1bretl6 Der lebten Sage cot
es pie6er in Dielen @egenoen urie-
res Staates, beionbers i'm SiiOlue-
item, geregnet. Nabridten BON id)3-
ilen &egenfallen fonlnlell aus Nio
'Waeoina, Sabinal, Gerrpile, Srie0-
rihsburg, Beoria4, 8eebille, 2ptf-
bart, Saplor, DEFINE, gtounb God,
San gTngelo, @eeiatde, &unge, sfe-
ne6p, San Warcos unb anoern Or
ten.
Sn Senlpiteao tpurbe neulih
ein Mann perbaftet, Der auf beln
8abnauge @bisfeD getrunfen bate
Der Wann NOR elm Watroie, Ser
nah Dallas reiite. CT tpioerfeble
ii1 ieiner gerbaftung uno muroe
BON 5tpei Strangers lmb oen Sberiff
nit @etpalt aus Dem 3uge geholt
uno in's @ef6ngnis geidleppt. Sim
lahiten Worgen mllBte er Strnfe
uno Soften beaablen, oie 5ulamnlen
$22 ausinohten; oann fonnte es
feline Heiie fortieben.
Die @erren @rn. &. gi6bolt,
@m. @ieien uno 6. 9b. 2efebuih,
Die bon Der lebten @roBlose
Der 9ermannsiobne ernanten Dit
glieoer bes &onlites fir oeutlfe
Sprofe, baben an ane SuperinfeI-
oenten llno 2ebrer BON CONNER
Normnlidulen i'm Staate bas Grit
den serihtet, ieoen Gag cine Stlul-
De Dem l1nterriht Der oeutibc;l
Sprade 81 tpiomen.
Ger 5polfi1briee CLAUDE 9Sil-
lianion, Der Dor einiger 3eit in Der
Ndbe BON San slngelo ben als
| .SiIbermon Safe befannte Safe
Sdnliot eridoB, lit freiseiprohel
rporoen, oa er angeblid III Selbitucr-
teioigung gebanoelt bot.
9ie Comfort Creamery glifo-
ciation bat in Mnltin nm Snforpo-
rierung uabseiudt. Gas @eiub III
BON @. @ieoenfelo, Gbas. u. Self
baum uno Saul 9. 8il(aret eeltellt
- Die Seras SlbrarD glllpcin'
| ton bat m1brero Der lesten Gage
in Muitin lire Subresperiamnllinl
abgebalten.
| 9ie 9luitiner StaDtfonlmiiiior
| bot einen 8eihhlB aitgenomnIen
ourb ben Toli5eihef 2augblin unf
Hpli3ei-Sergeant 1latt bon ieoel
| Sbulo in 8erbinonng nit Dem nlor
| oeriihen Ereisfampf Dor mebrerel
| 3agen freigeiproben fperoen.
| - Shuliuperintenoent Sort
mann BON 9ropis Gountp mill pol
| ieinem glmt 5uriidtreten. @r ha
Die Stelle zines Brofeiiors Der Bio
| logic oil Der Staots-Hormoli6ule il
| 9untsbiile angenomlnen.
/ 8ranf @itberitein, Der Wtann
| ser nenlid ben glneriff auf Oel
| Bfanoleiber gpbraim IN @alpeIto'
madte ino ipater BON einem 9oli
1 jsiIten geidoiien iuuroe, lit geitorbell
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iabr erreiht bat, iit nit Dem geltri=
gen Gage in &raft getreten. 3cGn
8aare eribienen bereits, nit oen
porgei6riebenen sltteiten periebeli.
inl 8ureau oes Glerfs, mGbrenb 3nei
anoere 8aare entriiitet erflarten. Tie
gingen lieber nod 8ritil1 golunt=
bio, Inn bort 81 beiratelt, als iieb
bier ben srauiamen 8eltinnlunse.l
oes neilen @eiebes gu fiieen. Die
Gollntpbeantten erflaren, Dos @a-
ies neroe piele amerifanii6e Sci
ratsfanbioaten gum 3ped Ser gbe-
lhlieBllng nab Canada treiben.
Cine 9epeibe aus Stem Dorf
meloet: Die slussaben tpel6c
WaDor McGlellan batte, ols Searit
pegeit oes MaDors-Mnltes follteitier-
te, meroen ibnr bon Ser 5tabt 5ll-
riideritattet neroen. Die geian1nlten
Museaben belaufen iid auf rlllio
$83, 900, ipopon mebr ols oie @dlfte
Mntpaltsgebiibren iino. Die pom
WaDor eingerei1ten 9fe6n1naen
nurben bon 9iibter 9aterlon, in
Der @ppellationsabteilung oes Su-
prene @eribts gutgebeiBen mnO
&omptroller Web miro ben 8efebl ers
balten, ben 8etrag aus5uaablen.
Sci elmer i'm nutlisrnotiid1en
Club in Stem gorf abeebaltenen
9luftion eritano Der Sarnn1ler Bit=
liam $. Woooin 5ipei i'm Sabre
1877 in ser Hegierllngsmiin5e in
HbiIaoelpbia geprdete $50-Stiide fir
Sen Rreis BON ie $4,000. Die
beioen Miin5en iinb ouserlelene, to-
belloie Stiide. $50 @olbitiide iilc
5iuar mebrfoh in friiberer 3eit in
ser eaIifornii1en Miinoe NIT Yrioot=
praeeltoden in o6tedieer Sorm ge-
prdgt moroen, bod iillb oie in SEEN
Yorf nerfaiften 6ipei Stiide Die eii:-
5igen, Die ienals, ioiueit befanlt,
in Der Hegierungsniin5e geprGSt
iporoen iiro.
Sci @elegenbeit Der Sariire-
ratllng i'm Senat bra6te Senator
Stone oas slmenoernent eift, oea
Bbilippinen nah fiinf5ebn SsSabren
Die llnabbdngigfeit 81 getpdbrell.
Ratiirlih mnroe oas 9lme1oelnent
prompt nieoergeItin1nt. 9lud oas
Mmenoement, an1erifanil1en 3uder
5ollfrei IN ben 8bilippinen ein5nfiiff
rem, tpuroe abgelehnt.
Ser befanltte General sSohn
8. aolns, eille 3eitlang Sber-@e.
febIsbaber Ser .@rano Mrnlp4, i'll
in Goleoo, Ohio, geftorben.
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= Grdiioent 9ia5 bat elm Setret
erlaiien, meldes beitimnlt, oaB oie
nieorigea @ei8en5oae bis gum Is.
September in &raft bleiben iouen.
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gienie-3eit.

Sm Stunt iit's fdbom sien,lid beik,
Wpn nni'rer Sttrne rtnmt BET SGtueif
Sa it's i'm Sreten fit9l nub fd]1n,
90 lakt nns anf elm Hicnic geb'm.
uno 5igefpdbt tutrb baum 5nneiit,
Wis pb man Sage lang nerreiit,
so biel Junrage ttttnt ntan nit
Die frtid]e 2nft nad|t Mppetit.
9a tuirb am 8raten nidJts aeIpart,
Sa5n Salate mandJer Mrt,
llno bann mod Gndben titanherlet-
Die Gaffeefanm' tit aud babel.
90 5tebt man benn Des Weurgens aus,
8erriegelt nnb periflieft bas Sams,
60 Sir, tuie 6eniter, Stiid fir Stia--
Tpr Mbenb febrt man rifjt suriif.
ttnb lit Der 4icnic= 9lat erreifbt
go ttad)t mans fiGb bequem tnb letdlt,
Wean lagert, eim5elm mnS gepaart,
Sm Shattem fiibler Semfnnssart.
@er auf benz @aien lagert ii@,
Ser ftnhet Meb6ugs iidberlid,
Mndl rat id] bir, sit beimem 8eit':
seq Dtm nt1t tn's Mntetienneit!
Gum Gfien Iagert man i'm Greis
Sid bin nad alter M5merpets,
1tnb tuas ntan babel leiiten fanu
Sm Giien, itannet Sober an.
9pd BET benz Giien itellt iid) banm
Aud ein fpltber 9nrit ,upl an,
llnh iemf5enh Seber nabet ipridjt:
Ser &affe tnt's alleine nibt!
ODD iieb', I'M Gprb blenbenh ,peie,
2tegt U autp gi Ter ia anf Sis,
ltnb snseiteben ein Sober muf:
Sett iuirb bas 9ienie erft 0ennR!
9as Alamo Ster jeber Seit
Grtuedt bic 2mit nnh Jr5blid)tett,
Drum pbne bies, ber @etie ipridt,
@eb' idl aud anf Elm 9tenie nifbt!
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@ietoria 9ibiiiom, 9. $. e g. ".

Moo. 3o2-guero, Wietoria, 7::so nadm
Gbfabrt-
So 3O1-guero. gictoria. $50 borm
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Weiuinttt Nprteil.
9mrdJ sic Grfabrmms eines Sun 9ln=
tpnters.

@ir iino in Ser Sat gliidlid) our0
Die grfobrllngen mlierer 9abburll
profitieren gu fonner. 9ie offentli-
den grflarungen zines San SIR
toniers iiber ben folgenoen @egen-
ltano lper0et1 Saulenbe bon 2e1ern
intereiiieren. 2elt bieie slngo5en.
SIR fonllt feinen beIieren 8elpeis TT
balten.
S. $. @ulom, 8ubfiibrer, go.
327 Sit=Gomnerce StroBe 5an gtn=
tonic. Seras, iaet: SD fiiee be-
reitluiaielt mein 3eugnis Dem bic
Ter glnoerer 5u @uniten pon
9oan's 9eieren 9iaen BET. Sd 9atte
beitanoig Sdmer5en i'm untern sell
meines giidens uno id fiiblte MID
beitdnoig ibmer unb beoriift. gead,=
Dem i6 BON 0oan's Iilen gebGrt
batte, perIdoffte i6 mir eine Sdah-
tel BON Der 8eror Drug Company
uno begann iie 5u eebrauden. sssil
meiller lleberrai6ung unb 3ufrieben=
beit erbielt i6 prompte @bbiilfe iuto
olle Sdmer5en IN meinem Hiiden
iinb oeribmunoen. Sd fam iaee't,
baB 9oan's geieren Billen genau oos
iino, fir mos iie altsgegeben rer=
ben uno oaB. iie 5uberlaifie in Der
5eilllng bon Nieren= ttno glaien-
2eioen iino.
Gum &erfauf BET alien Sanolerll.
9reis so Gents. 5olter-Milblrn
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, aaeinige
4genten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
gri11nert @u6 bes Narnens -
0oans - lno nebnt feline anoerc;r.
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RaSifalbeilnne
Nerben16lpa6e

s6ma6e, nero5fe 9erfonen eepIaet bon Soff.
nungsIoliefeit nno f6Ie9ten lranuen. erf4bb.
tsnoen ausiilien gruit o;s MitdeI. unb aopi:
uno GefttiS. aatarrb. Maeen6rnden, @tnbiber.
itopfnne Weiioiefeit, Grrotsn, pittern, SercfIop.
fen, BruithefIefnmune, @eneftIt1feit unb frnb.
finn erfabren aus benz ySaseubtreans" pts
etnfadl, fdjneu nnn btllts allie unnatirfts
den 9erlnite mnb ambere 0siscu jusenb.
lid,cr Wertrrunsen srilnsltb seletlt ual
buIle Weinmbbett mnb Uru6finn tpiebes.
trlanst merben fSnnen. Wans meues
&eiIpcrfabren. Seser fetn etener Mrst.--
Siefes auberorbentIi0 interefiante unb Iebr.
reit1e gu1 (Deutf3e aufTaee 1s0e). uei4es
bon Jung nnb alt, Wtann uHb grau. seIefen
tperoen foiIie. fdnn eesen 9infenhune bon 25
GsntS In priefmarfen ncrfieeeIt be3oeen tuerbet
bon ber
Yripat-aliaif, 1876. Npenue
Item 8ork, q. q.
Ran eripdbne bic Treie Breiie +. Seras.
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9. q. & u. q. gabn.
g., $. G g. q. (Saupt-2inie)

g.. S. & 9. q. (Sallpt-2inie).
Inflinft-
SO. 9-@om Often. 1885 porm
SO. 7-@om Often. $500 nacbm
Ro. 10-Gl 8afo IL 8eiten. .7:30 nat6m
Nbfabrt-
SO. 10-gl Yaio II. 8e5ten 1880 nac5m
go. 10-3a6 bem Often. 1880 na5nt
gfo. 8-Na6 bem Often. 40 Dorm
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Der erite Golquitt-Glub, Sllr
Soroerung Der @ouperneursfanoioa-
tilr 8. 9. golquitt's, bot ii6 in
Vort Irtbur gebiloet.
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- Sbeobor gauernfeino, leii
1871 ein 9etpobuer bon 2anpaioS.
lit BORT i'm Sitter bon 80 Sobretl
ltorben.
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g2ie lit hieal

xSte III Dtee.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-05-07
REHEARSALS FOR
COMEDY OF TOYS
PLAY WILL BE PRESENTED AT
OPERA HOUSE ON NEXT TUES.
DAY-A LIVE DIALOGUE.

Rehearsals for the Comedy of
Toys the Bernard Shaw play that
will be presented at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening by the Sunbeam
Circle of Kings Daughters, for the
benefit of the Home for Incurables,
are being held daily and it is assured
that the big company of fifty will be
in tip-top form when the curtain goes
gliding up. An added attraction will
be an interlude dialogue between Mr..
Frank Everett, of Columbia, and Mr..
Jim Dobbins, of Williamsport Both
Of these gentlemen are we'll known
as entertainers of the largest carat.
An orchestra composed of trhee vio-
Inns and piano will make sweet music
between the acts.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-05-07
Mr.. F. D. LANDER
HAS RESIGNED
AS EDIToR.IN-cHlEF AND GEN.
ERAL MANAGER OF TENNEs-
SEAN-THE REASON WHY.

The Nashville Tennessean this
morning contained the following brief
announcement of the resignation of
Mr. F. d. Lander, who has been editor
in-chief and general manager of that
paper since the death of Senator Ed
ward Ward Carmack last November:
My resignation as Editor of The
Tennessean has heretofore been ten
dered TO the President of the Com
pany, and my connection with The
Tennessean ceases with this issue.
"F. D. LANDER"
While the above notice contains no
intimation of the causes leading to
Mr.. Lander's resignation, II is under
stood that probable or pending changes
in policy by the Tennessean, of which
he did not approve, are responsible
for his severing his connection with
that paper. Mr.. Lander will remain
In Nashville, at least for the present. |