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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-15

hymn, Thy Kingdom Come" and the
anthem. Holy God, We Praise Thy
Name"
The cardinal made a short address, in
which he expressed how deeply his heart
was touched at so unusual q demonstra-
ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
COME I'D
TO BURGLARY
GEORGE ROBINSON GOT
AFRAID oFEH1s PARTNER
= hi. AND "PEAcHED.r

\ O.ARKSPURG. July as.-Goerge ".
Robinson was brought In from Farnull
yesterday and placed In the county
jsil on the charge of committing bur
Elafy there rome time ago. He WAS
brought here by Off Ger Thad Bogsrss.
OF The Fairmont Coal Company. TO
when the prisoner gave himself up
and made the full confession OF the
crime. The commitment was made
out by Justice Long before whom koh-
insnn will receive hearing In few
days.
During the past few months 1t ap.
uears that there has been q series fol
|1urElarics committed In an'h about
F.arn,1m but The. authorities could not
get a clue to the guilty parties. There
was much surprise yesterday when
Robinson gave himself up TO oHlce:
Borgess. and made full confession oil
the same. - (,
1t lis Robinson's claim that he and
another man hsd been doing the work
and that of late he tRobinsonl hn'l
become afraid OF mis- partner III the
thfeyinE work and 1t was for his own
safety and In order to. bring the other
] to justice that he took the action that
he did. We
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28

WARRINGTON

MANN1NGTON. July IS. Airs.
CLANCY and little son. OF Metz, spent
the day with friends here. before lear'
ing for their former home In Pcnn%vi-
vnnil.
Miss Mulllc Anderson is the CUES.
of friends and relatives in Cla:lss'
burg
J. II. Clarke. off Wheeling, IS 4
business visitor here today.
C. II. Duncan. of Fairmont, spent
yesterday with friends mere.
Mrs. Frank Minincn Is visiting her
lnsbanuA on Warrior Fork this week.
Misses Jess and; Lulu Dcvorc hive
returned fro ma few days visit at RE-
mGr.
]. II. Digs expects soon to move LIS
family to Morgnntown.
Warrington locals Will play base
ball mt MonndsvilIc Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bnshy and fa1E-
ily were guests ut Stony Point Camp
yesterday.
Mrs. Ward and daughter. OF Wash
inrtnn. arc guests Mt the home of her
son. George, on jefferson street.
Otis Cole and June Clark. of Fair:
mont were visitors here last r!en
ing.
Frank Majors returned this mnrniiis
from q visit mt his home In Mounds
willie.
elias. Chattlock. of Wzlcellng. is 4
business visitor here today. 80,
Daniel Hanley and Eugene Ham1l
are visitors in Fairmont today.
Miss Flossie Gump has returned
from q few days visit with her. Uncle
Mt Littletnn.
Mrs. Jennie Rinkcr. of Pittsburs
came last evening TO visit nj the nome
of Chas. Mclaughlin.
MIR. WIN. Duncan. mail cafrlef 1T
the second ward, is again on duty after
his vacation.
N. G. Allender and daughter. Fay.
OF GAINESVILLE, are visiting friends In
town.
d. The Lady Mnccabees, OF Crescent
Hive No. ! will hold dime social NJ
the home of Mrs: Thos. Hoskin5r on
High street Thursday evening. July
20. Everybody cordially invited.
The NJ. E. Sunday Schol Is hoidlht'
their annual picnic ut Downs Park To-
day. A large crowd Is In Attendance
and fine time Is looked forward to
C. C. Coffman to-day shipped SIX OF
his famous Rhode Island Red chickens
IN n fancicr Mt Butte. Montana Mr..
Corrman's chickens have taken many
s,l,,e ribbons In this State hud the de-
mnnd for them is greater than cah hr
supplied.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28

Mrs Iona Cady. or stenhenSflie,
Ohio, is the guest OF her cousin Mr.
John Rose. ON Jackson street.
+ Miss Nellie Hess, of Wheels Is
In Thu city the guest OF the tlmils OF
Mr.. Henry Hess. z IS y v ~ II
Miss Strowsnider. OF Wayneshnrs,
Pa. who has been the gnest OF Mrs.
Susan Brock, returned today TO her
home. Mrs Brock accompanied her
nome and Will spend several weeks
there.
EElAIlss Harriet Martin, of Norfolk. Vir-
ginia, lis the guest OF Mrs. q. II.
Bruwnfield on Main street. Miss Mar
tin Is en- route home after n trip to
Buffalo. Detroit. and other northern
points. Miss Martin formerly resided
at Clarkshurg. e.
Mr.. Horace A. Morgan, of Indiaulpo-
lis IND lie the EuesL-nf Mr. and Mrs.
George NJ. Jacobs and other relatives
In this city.
Miss katherine McCool. OF Wasll-
inrton, Pa, who has been n guest Mt
the home of her uncle. Mr.. john NC
cool. for several days. returned to-day
TO aer home. Sne was nccomp1nledspy
Miss Katherine McCool. OF this CITY
who will spend few weeks at Wasn-
ington and Steuhenvllle, OHIO.
Mrs. J. L. Sapper and little daush-
tiers. Irma and Myrtle. have returned
from visit with relatives Mt CleTe-
land. Ohio. -.
terlay for n two weeks trip TO Gan
nill. -.
ing for visit with friends Mt Boiling
ton and Elkins.
Misres Eva and Ola Conway left to-
day for Springfield. OHIO: where lhey
will be the guests for few Weeks u
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McConansneg.
Miss Nellie Martin. OF Bride t13I,s
w. va, Is the guest OF Misses Halila
arJ anna Martin on Walnut avenue
Mrs Helen PetlrHcoril ms returnetl
70 this CITY from New: York, where sue
was called by the death OF her SON
lIn.lnw. Mr. Clark Greenwood.
MISS Edna RInehart, OF WaSnes'
hurr arrived her etoday for q Visit
with Mrs. A, l.. Lehman, on Walnu.
avenue -,
Mt. and Mrs. Henry Martin have re-
turned from a visit with crlativcs at
bridgeport, w. Va. They were accom-
naricd hero by Miss Nellie Martin,
who will visit relatives here.
Miss Gail sturm. who was the guest
nf relatives here for n few days, re.
turned yesterday to her home at Ear;
mington. go
Miss Carrie. BennmeEer. oil Alien
town, lis the guest of her sister. MIS-
George III. Brobst. OF CASTOR avenue:
General Superintendent Batchcincr
nf. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroln
Company and Superintendent u. ID.
Williams. of Grafton. were here To-Day:
They came in special coach attached
| TO train No. II.
Miss Virginia Flaherty. OF Monon.
| gah. is the guest OF Miss Sina Holne[ti
ut Edgemont. s4 Ittfl'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Srlrnrise Party.

Mrs. M. Il. III. Barr WAS the hnnor
guest last evening at delightful Sl:r-
prise party in celebration OF the an
5niversary OF her birth. The affair
which was one of pretty appointments.
WAC arranged by Miss Eleanor Barr
and Miss Nitric, Mctcalf. the latter of
New Y ork City, who is staying at The
Barr home.f While Mrs. Barr was down
In town attending TO some shopping.
the guests arrived and were there 10
greet their hostess when she returned.
Tine evening was delightfully."- spc.it by
the guests which numbered about
twenty One OF the pleasing features
of tho evening was reading by Miss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Died on SPINAL Menlnaltls.

Paul Eaton. the ten months old san
of Mr.. D. M. and Mary Allen, died2last
evening Mt eight o'clock Mt the lnltlc
OF his parents mt New Central after M
Illness of few days with cholera ILL.,
fnntum which later developed into
spinal meningitis. Paul was bright
little baby and was the idol OF his pa
rents who are heart broken over his
death. The funeral occurred this aft.
ernoon at four o'clock from the resi-
dence and interment was made In The
Cunningham cemetery at New Central
The services were conducted by Rev.
Gross. Undertaken II. l.. CunninEiln III
had charge OF the funeral arrange
mcnts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Fierce Battle
McRIsH TRIBEsMEN AND SPANISH
GARRISON ARE FIGHTING
TODAY.
fl3y United Prcss.)

.AnADRiD, July 2S.-Thc bnttle be-
tween the fanatical Moorish trihesmen
and hte Spanish garrison nj Molilla
was resumed this morning and Is still
being flercely wageil with heavy casu-
alties on both Sides. General Pinton
and several other Spanish officers are
reported killed. No estimate of the to-
tai casualties has yet been received.
hut the government fears the spanish
loss will be the heaviest yet recorded,
MS the trfbesmen arc reported ms light
Ing with rcklss courage. Red Cross
nmbr11ances are on the scene and Tile
wounded are being sent TO Chalarinas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
'Thaw Used Whip
tContinued from Page One.)

" .r . Z. . a
age which was brought to court by
Clifford w. 5Hartridge. the for mer
counsel OF Tkaw, was unWrappel AMI
Il pru-l handled. whip. about three feet
long. was brought into view. With TIL:
before the eyes of court and Epecta-
tors. the woman related series OF
stories about finding Thaw on several
occasions lnsi1lnE the girls upon tnelr'
bare arms and bodies. Thaw. she
said, had posed as theatrical agent,
and had lured the girls to his ropmE
with promises of engagements She
demonstrated with him.. she testified
End his excuse was that tho girls
weren't smart enough and couldn't
NJ their positions and deserved n beat
Ing"
Acts Irrational.
She testified further that Thaw had
frequently behaved In n violent .nan-
ner In her presence. and that she con-
sfdered his acts irrational
| District Attorney Jerome had full
charge of the case, and 1t was hH who
brought out the damaging testimony.
Mrs. Merrills' testimony was stJnned
when MIR. Jerome intimated tina. it
might injure innocent persons.
Under cross-exalnination by Charles
Mprschauser. counsel for Tnnw. the
WITNESS was attacked fiercely. He sue
lceeded In bringing out the fact that
she had been recently arrested On n
charge OF perjury, after an unsucress-
full suit to recover 100000 damages
from man.
| The woman emphatically denied
that she kept any OF the money tht.t
passed from Thnw through her hands.
"Thcn why did you stand for nil this
from Mr.. Thaw?" asked Mr.. Morc!lhu-
ser.
"Oh. I felt sorry for illn." was her
answer.
When she left the stand she was
Instructed to return. and Clifford w.
lHartridge. with whom she said she be-
came acquainted when the latter had
arranged money matters between her-
| self and Tnuw, also has been sllhroa-
lnned to appear later. 1t was TO nt1n
that The Merrill woman turned over
the whip and voluminous memoranda
bearing on ,Thaw's actions.
Evelyn Smiling.
Evelyn Ncsbit Thnw Slipped Huletl"
into court during the proceedings.
hut did not testify. She smiled nt
Thlw several times during the ait
crnoon,. but he paid no Afternoon 10
her. &c. 81
Aside from the Merrill woman'h tes-
timonr. inc alicnIsts took up the re-
ma Inder of the proceedings and tcs-
tiliell in Thnw's behalf When DR.. Brit
ion %. Evans. who made n report two
years ago declaring Thaw insane. said
| that lie had. reversed. this opinion. ana
this gave Mr.. Jerome an opportunity
for telling cross-cxnminatlnn. lie
brought out the wide diverSehcy Oh
The experts opinion two years ago, put
DR.. Evans was quick to explain That
the report made two years ago was LOT
the private guidance OF Thaw's atlor-
news and mad contained only sac.l
medical evidence rs would tend 10 sup
mort the contention that Thaw WIS IN
sane mt tho time. In other words nc
admitted that thc report was prepared
in holster Thnw's side OF the case
when he was seeking TO avoid the cleo
trio chair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Left for Kansas.

Mr.. John McGraw. Of Bcllvicw. nc
companicd by his sistcr-in-law. Miss
Carrie Lcvellc. of Locust avenue. left
last night for Wichita, Kansas. where
they will visit Miss I.crrllc's brOthe:-.
Mr. Clarence Lcvellc. Miss LevclIc
will remain in the West for year but
MIR. McCiraw will return In n IT,"
weeks. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Albert Reeves. OF this city who
returns to Arizona after Il visit O.
several weeks In this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
WANTS A WIFE.

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. July al
Fred A. Traboll. of Las Cruces. Ne"
Mexico, wants n wife. and ho mas INK
en- M novel plan to obtain one. Nhi,e
George Mayhem, of this city. was taS-
ing some cuntaloupcs from n crate u,
his home he found this message uhtel
July IL: ~, ,r ,,n.
i"The, packer OF this crate OF canI
telounes would like TO coIreslm e.,.,,
with some klnttnearted inhy- ,Ht',..
some means. about aged 80" This
was signed by Trabold.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Big LOAD OF FREIGHT
Is Being Brought Up the River on the
Woodward.

The steamer I. c. Woodward VIII
reach this, city. tonight about 5crnn
o'clock with heavy load OF freight.
The boat will unload as quickly ma pos
sible and will then start for BROW hs-
Vile Pa, where 1t will convey an cx-
cursion OF the hotel keepers oil Fayetts
county. The Woodward leaves the To-.
cal wharf tonight Immediately atter
unloading. There will be no boat ont
OF Fairtnont tomorrow morning Mt s::'0
rs scheduled. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Lawn F-tc.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace
Lutheran Church will give lawn fctn
ut the homo Of Mrs. C;lsscll. 1900
Ninth street. OIL Thursday evening
July 30. Should 1t be raining. IL will
he postponed until the next evening.
Friday. Ice cream. cake and water
melon will bc served anil Il delightful
evening is promised 10 all. Come and
bring your friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
IN Society
six O'Clock Dinner.

Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin
Hunt, formerly OF WHyncsbnrg. who
are now residents nf+this city. Mr.. and
Mrs M. il .I.antZ entertained witt, six
O'Clock thinner last evening mt tncir
home on Fairmont avenue. Covers
were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. DIR.
and Mrs. w. III. Kunst and the hos.
and hostess.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Joint picnic at hte Park.

The Sunday School OF the NJ. r.
Temple will hold picnic tomorrow mt
Traction Park. The school Will go 10
the park on the ten O'Clock car ana
will spend the entlrchlay Mt that pop
ulur resort. Arrangements have heen
mnrlc to mako this n most enjoyable
ncnir. The Sunday School OF the NJ. p.
Church of the First whrd VIII nlso
hold n picnic ut Traction Park tomor-
row
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Going to Ramp komfort.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Yost, of Fair
mont, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Sutton
Of Amos. left today on No. ~ for Col
fax where they will spend ten days at
"Kamp Knm[Ort." Several friends
from this city and Amos will join
them there later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Birthday Celebration.

The friends OF Mrs. Jennings Barn
hart celebrated tine sd anniversary OF
her birthday Saturday mt her homo.
No. G2 Warren street. South Morgan
town. Among those present were AR.
AMI Mrs. William Malcolm. or Fair
mont. Mrs. Malcolm Is Mrs. Rarn-
.larts lnuglter.-Mursantn Post
Chrnnfc1p
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Tonight
1T is EXPECTED THE CONFER
ENCE COMMITTEE WILL FIN
NISH TARIFF BILL.
CTly United rrpsq.1

--"-- IIIN ITIIEVW 17IF@H.I
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 2s.-Tn-
less something unexpected occurs. II
Is reasonably certain that uo-niaht.
the conference committee OH the tariff
bill will hayc fully completed Its
work. The. Republican members put
the finishing touches to their report
beginning Mt 1890 this morning and
later tie Democratic were called ror
the PURPOSE or alordlng them opppr-
tnnily to formally express their disali-
proyal OF the BILL. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Mss Huffman
KEEPS GOOD LEAD IN RACE FOh
HONOR OF QUEEN OF The
CARNIVAL.

Tic street carnival Is all the go
these times. Last night jackson
street was crowded with people unG
NIL the shows were well patronized.
People VINO visited the various
places speak In words of praise of
them. ss-4
The race for queen OF the carnival
continues undated. with Miss tiay
Huffman leading. The vote rs count
cd last night Is ms follows:
Gay Huffman .....,............ 11.250
Vernn ShefIleld i. i. 1850 G..G1
Nell Vincent .................. i.lf9
Mary Hngarl .....;.;..... j. so ..!5
Pearl Hawkins 80. $3.50
Agnes Springer ....... $500
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28

.Entertainmen at Kennedy Home.
~ Misses Rose and Margaret Kennedy
and Mr.. James Kennedy entertnilc Il
number OF friends informally last e"cil-
Ing mt their suburban home. Games
of various kinds were indulgetll In and
III most ii delightful evening WAS passed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
PRESIDENT REYES RESIGNS.
nv Trnit-l prnSE1

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-The rns-
isnation of President Reyes. OF CoioE-
bin. has been formally accepted. ac-
cording to n dispatch today from Pax
ton HibDen. secretary of the legation
Mt Bngoth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
viii Meet With Mrs. Bennett.

The Wnmcn's Missionary Society of
The First Baptist Chnrch will meet
with Mrs. Isabella Bennett Mt her
home in tho First ward on Thursday
Afternoon OF this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28

Daisy Bell John. In the lining room
where refreshments were served co..
LILO SUM f,9I NUN Ho1LT 10 1ltiotIos 10
ric.l out by the use OF gcraniulns. sweet
peas and ferris.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Gojnu ON Pleasure Trip.

Mr.. anil Mrs. A. G. Martin leave To-
night OH 30 for trip to the G:"at
Lakes. They will visit Cleveland. Buff
Inlp. Niagara and Toronto. CHna'!H.
The trip will consume about ten dnya
or two weeks.
Married In Pittsburg.
Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels. of this city.
anil MIR. Pearl Lnush were unitcd in
marriage today mt PlttshurE. Ms.
Daniels has ben employed nj fIHrtlry'a
store I'm the dress goods department
and resigned her position there last
evening and went TO Warrington to ;lc
home of her mother. This morning on
the early train Mrs. Daniels AMI Mr..
Lolgh went TO Pittsburs where tho
marriage ceremony wns psrforhleL.
They will return 10 MannihEton TO-
morrow where they will reside. Mrs.
Daniels has most of friends In this
city who will be interested TO learn OF
her marriage. Mr.. Tough is n hrothe:
of Mr.. Ord Lougl. of this city, and Is
an employee In the Warrington post
Office. Both Mr.. Tough and his bride
are popular among Il wide circle nf
friends i'm this city anh ManninstoE.
nll o. whom will join in extending con-
EratuIations and best wishes.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-01

u NJ agent OF til" Interior Department
tells many stories illustrating odd
phases of III" Indians character,
There WAS a farmer in the West
says this agent. who was in a difficulty
to secure help on his farm. Indians
were numerous in the nei.hh0rhoOd, Bat
they were poor wurkmen. Always tir.
ed. they would put down the hoe or the
rake as soon rs the masters back was
turned. and. selecting d cool spot. they
would lie down in the shade and sleep
the day away.
But one morning Il very tall. robust
Indian anne, ASKING the farmer for
work.
"'No,' said the white man: you will
get tired. You Indians are always tir-
ed
= This !njun not like other lnjuns.
Never get tired.
'"The upshot was that the Indian was
engaged and put TO work in a corntield.
The farmer went away. When he re-
turned. an hour OF W. later, the indian
was asleep under Il tree.
Here. wake up exclaimed the in
dignan farmrr. You told me that you
never got tired"
"'Ch" gruu.cd the red man. yawn-
ing. This Iui@m never get tired. But
If he not lie Gown often. he would get
tired just like other Injuns.'"-Harp
er's Weekly.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-01

The residents of the north edge o{
Ada ms county and the south edge Of
Hall county anticipated in a wolf
Iunt recently in which twenty three
wolves were captured out OF twenty
i've rounded up. says the Hastings
(Neb.) Tribune. 1t is claimed that
this Is a record breaker for the state.
Wolf hunts are all the so, but as a
rule Br'er Wolf shows a clean pair VI
heels and gets away. In a roundup N
Farmers township an unfortunate was
caught mapping; the others slipped
men and boys organized q hun on the
river bottom directly east of town. One
wolf was killed. one at least and pos
sibly more escaped by hiding in the
grass.
Their hair is the color Of the dead
grass, and a wolf will lie nat and not
be seen by q hunter only a rod or so
away, and when the line passes he
makes for his life.
A hunt announced for Sumne "
ship came off lately. when one wolf
was killed and four got away. The
hunts afford considerable sport, even
though they get few wolves. Usually at
the end of a roundup there will be 4 lot
ring, and when the shotgurs are turn
ed loose it is 8 reminder of q skirmish
line in action.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-01
GREAT MEXICAN CHURCH,
Edifce Al sam Domingo, o Years
Old, Larger than st. Pnul'S.

Edfhce at san Domingo, 800 Years
Old. Larger than St. Pnuls.
Larger than Westminster, larger
even than st. Paul's, is the Church OF
Santo Domingo. This great editice, re-
nowned in many countries, is known
not only for its size, but its decora-
lions and the many historic events en-
twined in its history, says the Next
can Herald. The church was built
on consecrated ground. having been
the site Of the martyrdOm OF two DO
minican priests, who were killed by
Indians IN the time of COrtez.
By 1850 there We're a number Of Do
minican friars in OaXaca, and the
question of erecting a church and CON
vent for the use OF the order was agl-
tated. The exact date OF the begin
ming Is not known, but it must have
been shortly after the middle of the
sixteenth century they began the work
with q few IahOrerS, who gave their
services. and every member of the or
der worked bard collecting more
funds. a petition was sent TO the
King Of Spain for assistance, to which
ne responded generously. From time
20 tin,n tha Kinp sent other contribu-
tioas and there was no halt in the
,vnrL
81 PANTS cathedral in london meas
ures 5l0N25O feet. n cost &I47.954,
0" 7,497 $40 pesos, or some 5,OOO,OOo
pesos less than Santo Domingo. Some
ito, or tnn efzo Of tho s1rurture can
ho oh+,irod vben i !. considered that
four hri,dings fine size If Westminster
,hho,, oo,,l1 he cot IN tho oro,nd coy
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-01

A German specialist has declared
that the practice of breakfasting in
bed is most beneficial to the nerves
and highly conducive to sweetness o.
temper and to Christian forbearance.
The recumbent position, we are told,
is so favorable 70 digestion and to
that calmness of spirit which is es-
sential to the perfect performance Of
that interesting function that many
continental physicians are recommend
ing it for all meals. Not that it will
be necessary actually to take luncheon
and dinner in bed. but we ought, they
say, if We would preserve our digestion
unimpaired to old age, to recline on
touches at our meals and even at our
banquets, as did the old Greeks and
Romans.-Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-01

she saw there impelled her to lean
forward and touch his forehead with
her lips.
Marion, dear" said Marvin, gently,
Il would confess to you. During those
days when you were waiting for me
l was following you Ike a dog. l
wanted to be neal You. l was near
you that night"
Then it was YOU WHO"
In answer he pulled up his sleeve
disclosing a long red scar.
1T was a small price to pay for the
opportunity of fighting for the girl
l loved" he said. Il went away after
that quite satisfied. l felt that it had
beer worth while. after all. l.
There was a sound of escaping air
beneath the Pullman. and the train be
gan to move. Marvin stood up and
made a movement as If to jump to the
ground. Then he turned to the young
woman and put his arm around her.
II think III go with you, DEAR" he
said.
They stood aus. the morning SUI
bathing them in a radiance akin tt
that which they felt within them, a.
they passed the eastbound train. Bott
were laughing like children.
~ say" called Marvin. waving hi
hand at the engineer Of the e~astbounG
you were right, it was fate; tell ths
conductor that l proved it to be SOL
II wonder what's the matter witt
that lunatic," said the engineer to lAt
fireman. Then he clambered to hi:
place and the eastbound train went or
its way.-Waverley Magazine.