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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
Die ssuken &ew gurfcr giiIdseiea'
idaften nr6citcn nit |rufiten bis
Sn 90 GrU5ent.
Slaeeu Gber 30 d.
Ga Fe Sum Irciie bOn ndt GcHts Sns
Enart D1elO suicttcn", miro Der
Greis anf neun Geuts crbObt.
ltntcrindnng Der Bidder.
gtclu gorf, 80. 0c8.

Die llnteriu6ung betreiis oes lo-
eenontten 0fll6trujts Ourd ben
Spe5iolbiilfsgeueralanuaIt Coleman
bro1te peridieoene lleberruidungcu.
Der Observation-Disclosures Der
gntloge, Qtarppn Seu00er, Der Die
8iider Der groBeren Ntilbfompo9'
MEN in Der Staot lmteriuht batte,
CAB OH, oaB in oen 9iihern Scr 8or-
ben So. mebr als $40, 100000 pon
Dem glnIogefapitol bon 500, 100000
ourd ,@anoelsmarten &unDiddlt"
oorgeiteQt lpdren, Die iiberbultpt 'ei,
nen greifbaren 8ertb Edtten Bon
Ser &ompagnie muroe oui Griorl-
tdtsoftien lm0 auf Stommnfticn
10 @ro5ent 9ioioenoe be5abIt. Serr
Scuo0er iaqte, ole Bidder beluielen,
oaB in 10 SSabren elm lleberIbuB BON
$S,S24,2 $50 gemoht mare mas ben
Spe5iaIbiilfsgenerolonpnIt Coleman
5u Der 5rage peranlaBte, lpelden
@rrno 0ie &ompagnien iiir ibre Be
baliptrng bitten, Dab lie BET einert
Hreile bon S Gents per Gllnrt @elo
berI0ren lm0 0esbalb ibren @rei5 ouf
9 Gents erboben miiBten, oa bod bel
einem @reiie BON s Gents per Guart
ioIhe 9rofite mogIih gerpeien pdren.
Serr Scuooer 5eigte oe5 meitereL
BOB bon Ser &opitalsdnlage Der Sbef
field Company non 100000 iiber
100000 ouf rGinoifaft, II. f. 10.
famen. Die Sbeitielo Company be-
5nbIte i'm Iesten Sabre Is 9Srojent
Dipioenoen uno bis Jest in oieiem
Sabre % 9}ro5ent, mO ibr lleber-
i6uB betriige nobe5u $962.672.
9lld bon ser 9lleran0er Campbell
NfiIf Company mur0e nahqeluieiel1.
6aB iie bel einen Hreiie bon s Gents
per Guart elorme &rofite gemoht
bdtte gtad Scuo0er bntte 0as Gapi-
tai 6ieier @eieuidoft iid) in oen NIT
Dem IeBten SSlni a6idlieBenOcn ic6s
Monaten nit 26 @ro3ent per8init.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
SoSuan 8oblo gfenes. "
Sieht nidlt aiinitia ans.
81. NaII. WIInn.. 30. Nc

SI. Ruul, DllIlI.t oU. 2C1.
lin @littng wuroe ser geihluB
Der nor0meitlid)en 9abnen, oaB lie
on ser Gbicogoer 2otrtonicren5 felt
baIten uno Die itreifeu0en 8eifen.
iteQer 10 ihnea nieoer anIteQen
tpiiroen, ais Eldee fiir iie frei Mir
oen, fpioerrufen, ipie oieS idon aus
Dem S6lltBporihlage, oen iie ont
Wtontag Dem @ouperneur @berbart
mo6ten, norous5uieben mar. Der
brittle @ieprGiioent SloOc uon ser
gtortbern &aciiic 9abn iagte: .98as
in iener grfldruug geiagt tpuroe.
mar in oo1em Grnite geneint, unO
mir 6aben uniere Weinung ieit0em
niht gednoert. Die 9(usit1noigen
tporten jest auf oas grgebniB ser
4onferen3, oie am 6reitog in @aib.
inQton 3tuiihrn Dem ErGiioenten
9erbam BON Der @eiperfidaft Der
9obntelegropbiiten un0 oen W2itgIie.
bern Der 5iuiihcnitaatli6en Snn0els.
fommiiiion obgebaIten peroen tUirS.
@eitere Gntpidlun9en oeS Streite3
hoben nidlt itnttgeiun0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
Gine llrberraidlnna.
Sout5 goriualf Conn, %. 7e}.

Sout1 1ormaIf. Conn., %. Gel.
Der Qapiidu oes Gmupiers oGar.
rie" Bate ON 5reitag 2beno ods
Gfifi t2oblbeieiiigt m Bier oerlai.
fen, ols or ober oieien Norgen 3uriif.
fehrte, fonb er es obeu oui Der @erit
oii Dem 1rodenen. no cs rubt ais
Oh es iih int Irodenood beidnog.
Gie Glutbueae pom Sonntoq 0or.
oen bate 6us Sd)iii etrDa 20 SUB
bod aehoben un6 oonn 5ruiid)cn
BEN Qidblen binOurb niii ietn ncue5
2ooer oeihoben. gs id)eint, aIs ob
Der 7anipier teinen S6aoen genom'
men bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
9rei SiuScr ucr6rcnncn.
9sratt, @oS., %. Oe5cntber.


sram Senrn 9Ionton giug bon
ibrern &ouie iibcr Die @aiie, nm nit
ibrer gtadbnrin III iprehen. 9IIS tic
ii6 nnd einiaer 3eit rmmuanote. iob
iie. Nab ibr &ous cine ein5ee iSiom.
menmuiie biloete, in Der ihre Rinoer
perbranntcn. Die Sooter iino. Roic.
bp, elm fiiniidbri9er anobe. NIprtlc.
orei Sabre, mO W}orgaret. puti
Sabre alt. 0iit 2lusnabme BON 6rau
9lonton uno elmer l(ad)barin mar
geiemono 3ugeaen, ais oas 6cucr be
merit puroe. 6rnu 9lontou lief tort.
Inn SuIie berbei5uboIen. 9JIs tie 3I.
riidtont lpar oaS @oI3gebduoc 5uiom,
nlengeitiir5t un0 oie orei &inoer
Iaaen unter ben brennenoen Iriinl-
mern beGroben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
Sin giinitiscs 3cidlen.
g8oibitgton, 30. De3

slus Dem 9eridt oes ginneniteucr.
m1tes fir ghoOember gebt berpor. onh
Die 9ierbrouer oes 2on0es no6 Sluei
mageren SSdbren tpieoer before &c.
idafte MAIDEN. Die Ginnabmen oes
@inneriteueranites iin0 nGmIif) nab,
reno oes Iopentbers oieies S5abres
erItieeen, mo ieoer Dollar Der Nebr.
einnobme beoeitet ein Sab Bier. Oas
ieIbItoeritdroIih aud getrunfen
tuuroe. Seitens Ger 9eomten oes
ginneniteueramteS miro erfIdrt. 0ob
oie 9unabmc Der ginnabmer Elm Sci
den ron @obIitauO 1T, 0enn Bier iei
oog @etrdnf ocS ornen Yiannes. oas
iih oieier in eroBeren giengen nur
Ieiiten f6nne, ipenr Der 8eroienit gut
iei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
Inf Der Sndlc nadJ ocm MGrSer Ses
lnngen Tricl.
Nittsbnra Nn., 30. %.

Elttsburg, X1,, 80. Se5.
Cine Goronersiurp bat in Dem
Sal BEG 14.iGbrigen SameS 5ricI.
ser bier in cinem perIoiienen Sauie
nit 5erifnittener aeble toSt oufge.
iiinoon puroc, noboen CT ieit Dem
13. 0Sember aus ieiner c. .erli6cn
@obnung neridpunoen mar. Elm auf
Moro lautenoes Geroift dbgegeben.
Cine Sotioelsfrm ipuroe nufgefun.
Sen, pon Der Der iinge gienid on
Dem 9lbenO, an meIhem er nod 9ln.
ii6t ser Holi5ei errnoroet fpuroe, Elm
Sd)a6brett faufte. 0ie ToIi5ei iagt.
oab in oieier glngeIegenbeit ipabr.
i6einIi6 in 6en nGhiten "a Stunoen
Ierboftungen lpiiroen porgenolnmal
ncr0cu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
1c5 (8iitmorSS uerSddltiot

Kos Nugtlcs, Sal, 30. Ge5.
5rml Sennie Frieit bat Oen 81.
itrifisauudIt criud)t Oen Io0 ihrer
1sid5rgcn Iodtcr geiiic 5u untcr.
iuden, Die an @eibnahtsdbcnO I'M.
ter QcbeimniBpolleu llmitlnOcn Itarb
5iini gler3te ertldrten oaB fie OH
8iit qeitorbeu iei. SRI. 4rieit mas
NIT einsm IRiaiondrsiobne bon
9temorf. U. g., ytnmens SarrD
Sapre. oerlobt; es beiBt. DAB iie in
elmer Reitaiiration alj @oit einer Gil.
gebliden giebenbublerin ipaiIte, tros.
Sem iie Dor oericIbct geiparnt poroeu
mar.
Serr Sapre bdlf lid gssenpdrtis
IN glri8ona aui.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
6raufrcidD.
Gin sica Der Neeli6IIner.

VayiS. so. Gej.
3ie Gewltirteutammcr hat Die
neue 3oIiarIiporlaae nit 365 gcgen
112 Siimncu aaRenonmeu
9nS 9iciultat Der 9jbitimnunQ be.
oeutet ciicnSieg Der &odjoancr mo
Der Inriffpumiiiiou oic bon Scr
&egieruma in tciner 0eiie beciuiIuBt
muroe. Irotoem erportet man. nab
Die Ge9icrun1 ihGeblid lid bcmiibcn
miro. Ole 9citrmummqen Der 8orlage
5i miI0ern. ebc tie cnoQiiItiq ilr @IH.
nabfue fonlmt, ipns. ned cine @eiIe
0aucrn miro oo oerGntpirf crit Dom
Seuat oracuommcn mer0en miB,
M ooort iino oie glusiidtcn Deridie.
ben bon ocnc oc3 Sauies. Gs miro
6ober idllieblb cine aompromiBuor.
laae 3ur Nuuohme GelanQcu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
Sin widltiscr 1sumo.
2enoer, Colo. 30. 9e3.

2tllUtt, 0ulU.s OO. 2td.
9oiit elmer ioeben oorgenommenen
llnteriudung ieitenS zines 9rofeiiors
Der Colorado Sd)ooI OF gfines III
oos 9efblcl6eloger. oas IN elmer
@rube bel Central GitD. Colo, ent.
oedt purOe. 10 reihbaltig an Ira.
MUM. iporauf oos ieItene Wetan Gn.
blum bergeiteat miro. 6ob Die gtaf.
fro1e Der Gelebrten nod oieiem in
Der Seiltimoe cine 10 pihti9e RoQe
ipieIenocn GIemeHte ourh oieien
fflnb beirie6iai lperoen oiirfte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
Iaarfci.
aabiuctt 6lci6t uOrIamfie.
Annilnntinnnrl 24 -,

&ollliolltlnopel, -. Ge5.
3as gegcnmartige aoblnstt. OaS
refignirt bat. miro I'M amtc blciben
bis Wlaffd Ben iif entihieOen bat.
oh er OeH 4oiteu oes @roBmciirs
iibernebmen min. nod0em er linn i'm
2nuie oes 9ldtmittaQs onacboteu
ipuroe ginn glnubt, ooB 0ie meiiteu
gegeiiudrtigeu Dliniiter oud Dem
neuen aabinett nnqsboren mrrocu.
Der Sdcid) Oe5 SsIam m0 Der
Grieg5. uno 5iottcnminiiter hGbcn ic.
0od crtldrt cuOaiiltig m5ifcioen 81
lpoIlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
6ine SudIter oes ySauOncu-Grnpps"
in yteiU Yurf
yiep glort, 80. Se3.

goron g8ilmorusfi oon 9onn,
Geutidlan0, unO ieiue @emablin, 0iC
bic ameite Iohter ocs befanlten Oellt-
iben @eifiiBfabrifanten arupp lit,
neilen alS @ergniigungSreiienoe IN
Sem 9orf. 0oS Gbepoar beirat6ete
i'm Sabre 1907. Die 9aronin, sic
cine ser reihiten Srouen 0eutih
lambs lit. lit crit 20 Sabre alt. @IeitJ
tbrer 1Iteren Sdlpeiter lit iie einc
eroBe Sport5freunoin imo iie Mrs
tinen 2beiL ibrer 3eit in gtap 9ort
nit 9lusreiten lmo @olfipiel berbrin-
Qen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
SoBn ciucS SOn9rcfmnnncS cridJicRt

Il. &Dul2, no, ~. Nc}.
Serome 81 Gouorep. Der 1Sia1.
rigc Sobu 0e5 l}itglicOs ocs Son.
grciieo 0arru Ui. Gouoreu. crihoB
lid lctte Nodt nm liz llbr in ici.
ner 8obnuug i'm gudiugban aIub.
Sein Sater. Orr in @aibiugton meilt,
muroe nm Diittcrnnd)t pon Dem 1ooe
ieiucs SobicS benddridtigt m0 lit
iett nui eincm Souocrjug uutcrmegs
nnd) bier. Ter ilnge GouoreD mur0i
BON iciner BroBnu'tcr. nit Der er
5uiammeu wo5ute. nit elmer 0uael.
iulnoe i'm aop.s toOt nigefunOen.
@a5 ocm llngliIdliden Die y9afic in
Ole 0ano orldie, weiB man nidt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
,Sinnn,mnnn ariturbcn.
Q}iftsbltrd, SQ.. %. 9c3.

Nlifabur9. 10, .. Sc5.
cantcs u. ,Sricno, Der @Bcprdii-
bent ser .&rciieo 5teeI Gar 81. un0
cir 1rcftor pm pielen bieiigcn fl.
nan3ielen un0 inouItriGacn Inter.
ncbningcu perifico Iette 9ladt in
ieiner bieiiqeu @obninQ nnd fllr3er
Qronfhcit. Gr mar 63 Sabre alt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
McitrnnSet.
Bottom, % z

Ger SreimoItioe Sbooner r9tau-
tosfet" aopit0u 3obn ". Email.
nit ciner 2aolmg @rettern BON
@eoraetomn, q. g.. nah Bolton
1mterlpeQs, lief an Der Sanop Sill
@eadl ouf sen Strano Die aus 8
Wtonu 6eitcbeuoe 9eioblmg un0 Der
aopitdn muroen Qerettet. 0a9Sdiif
miro mobrihcinlid poaitin0ig uerlo.
zen iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
VcrbdnnnifpOIIe aefielerpIUiiOn.
Men0ina. Nn.. 90. 90

"FNtFNFIFNF f7Elif w - b
Siiuf gidnner pur0en friib am
Gole In oer neueu aHIuge Der .Tle.
trovoliian electric Gompanp" in
g9eit 3eaoins ourh cine aeiieIerpIo.
1ion aui Der Steqe eet6otet. Der
p1ohtip1hter bate Oic Or > aeraAe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
Nndl ein scIbitmnrnnrnnh.
Sole0o. o. 30. De

~UtVVVf - %. ~.
Ser 22id6rige 6ubrmann &enrp
g9eIte erifoB iif, lpeil er li6 iniolge
ieiner Sdilhternbelt 3u einiom fiibl-
te. SSn einem binterloiienen Sdrei-
ben, porin er ieine Gltern um Ser
5eibuna bittet, iogt er:
sd bin 10 idiid)tern. sd, babe
itets i'm Sauie 3u bleiben. QaS foul.
i6 nift langer ausbalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
gctuuuter 2iriacut scitOrbcn.

Carl 3errabu, elmer Der befann.
teIten Tirigenten 0ieics 2anbes unO
felt mehr ols 40 2Sahren Der Giriaent
Der Sdn0eI uro Sopon Societn IN
9oiton. Itarb bier i'm Sauie ieines
Sobues. 3errabn plr6e in 1926 in
Geutihlono qeboren uu6 fam in
is4s nod ben Der. Staoten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
Stein nmtlidlcr Gmpiann
Sia0i sD2erifo, 30. 1cl

-4unA UttA lLu5 ~. 2C1.
Soie Sanioa ,3alaua, Ser tsi nun
.1tularprdii0cut pou glifaranla"
renni. irdi bier elk. ne icrun1sbe.
omie te9riibtcn ion nidt, ,uo0l ober
eiDl POO 3cutrollmeriiantr mC
mcufatiidc giirger. mclhc Sod
3eld0ll Sod Dterito% imo .glie.
Ser mt SEN Daufee5l" rieien.
3elaDa ihieu iif aus ser QtbDcicn.
belt Ron Jle1ierlmqs6eumten nidDts
3u modem lr0 iid ilbcr 6en Inn Be.
reitetm rididmtIidFn Gmpiana an
ireuen Radoem 3elapa iidl in cine
Guiide aciett bate. geitatteie er ei.
nm baIben Dusen0 Qbotoarapben,
bon ibm pbotograp6ide 9lufnabmcn
gu MAIDEN. Iom fubr or mad, oem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
SricgsmuIcum Diro Elm &nnb Der
6lnmmcn.
N0npiQc. Ri. "a. a.

AuIlDlIIe, 81, 80. Ne3.
Das aIte ariegsn1uieum. in oeln
Der FraiiOent 2incoIn iein 9ureau
batte, ipenu er aIS 9lnmalt ieine
9tunOtour mod)te, lit nieoergebrannt.
9os 0fuielm entbieIt pieIe mertb.
bone &eIiquiell oarltnter cine g(n.
5obl @rnraten Die m1brenO seq
Seuers erpIoOirten. SSn Dem @ebauoe
botte iih bis Dor fur3cn cine S6anf-
pirthihaft befltn0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
cebte o. dnung.
Der 9Intras Ses Gr.Santicrs uRS
rGisf6niss" Inrie anf cinen
uensn TrOsef abseluicicu; nod
cine idmadr SOiuuus abris.
9as 6ciansuih Iiuh.
Nlelp Norf. %. 3e3

-tNFW yN@V - 7~VJ'
gtur nod Elm tehniiber Shdttcn
ftebt nun 5ruuhen Dem ealmaligen
n@isf6nig" unS Banter G1lrlcs VI.
@orie uno Dem 8unoes5Hhtbaus,
lpo er laut rihterlihem llribeil 10
Sabre ieines 2ebcus I'll perbilBen bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
SOmvrOmiRuOrid,las 5nriidscwicicn.
0}ein Norf. 28. Qea.

sNNIN VWttF -. ~
Gie itreifcnoen glniennoderIunen
bo5en Den 8ori6lag Der Sdbritantcn
surlidgcmieien umo erfldrt, peiter 81
itreifen. bis ale ibre 5oroerunaen
oeipahrt mcroen. Die 9lrbeitgeber
hntten iid erbotcu, 6ic SoroerunGen
ser gtrciferiuneu tbciliueiie 81 &C.
nGhrpu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31
glimmt scacm Gitraba Stcammg.
9teD SrIeons 81 20 Tp3

gCelD 2rleQllS, IA, 81. Yea.
Bon Sort &imon, Gotta 9iica. miro
gemel0et @cneral Suan @ublo Gep-
es, @eneralmaior in Ser nicaragua.
nii6en &epolutionsarmee, Scr ie;n
&ommonoo nie0erleqte uu0 in Gurt1-
90. Gotta Mica, ieinen 8obuiiB nabm,
ianote folgenoe Gepei6e on ieinep
friiberen Ghef GItrooa:
sd babe iichere Rlm0e erholteu.
6oB Sie ais G9ef Ger Gepolution5
partei iih gepeigert baben, 0ie aaa-
oioatur oes beriibmten 1.triiten lu0
&atrioten 9r. Nlu0ri3, ociien Grnen-
nung ser &epnblif 6rie0e briu1ea
unO oie Sronuug in ibr niG0er 6er-
IteQen miir0e. on3unebmen, unO odB
Sic entidIoiien iin0. Sen arieg fort-
suieeen, uoOurh ihlieblih Ser 9htn
oes 9onoeS berbeigeiiibrt ner0cr
miro. Ga if ISbre 0an0Iunq$peiie
ni6t ais patriotiid oniehe, bite ich
meine Geiianotion ais @eneralmoiur
in Sbrer 9lrmce aBuncgmen.
(@e5eicbnet)
SSunn GobIo 2epes."
Sierber murOe geneloet. Dab Sic
StepoIutiondre ais i6ren 9an0ioaten
Or. Con 9loun Garoenos aufgeIteut
baben. Qieier lit 70 Sabre alt, obcr
nod BON bemerfensmert6er &iiItig.
felt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-12-31

TeuH bic Freuoeu fiuO pie Shwiuaeu.
Sab oaS &ers lum Simmel tteia,
7 at osu @eiit ole 8tide hrtuaeu
stuf gum behren Sterueufeidi.
Seht, fein siat wirO irr' eettiebeu
&uu Dee Sturmes 7rana uuo pGdlt
llue Die 2eeie mub fo' nben
Su Der Sdlmtrieu Sturuesnadlt.
uuo anf bee GstiresS &5heR
Sttbt Ger aIte @ptt Der 3ett;
StrDmesrauidler, gSaIotspeheu
SiuO iein erHittS yadlteeleit,
ttuo Die etobe 3eitentoaae
Sebt er uber Yietr uuo Sdno,
g3dat Die frob'u, Die idiiimmeu TaGe
SnDeieeno nit oer GdlidiaisbaH0.
- enu Der SLANG Der itDeIiteH Stuuoe
9sun berieuft OaS aIte 1aht,
geuft aucl er gum YaferesdrHuoe
Setuet Saaieu Qietdies paat,
ltto CT teeuef 1op uuD Sebeu
plit Ocm sruiteH, ftiueu Bid;
Nsas ia ieiue z dlar aeasbeu,
@utt fsin Spisr mehr surad.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-11-05
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
MRS. MAGGIE MISH.

This well known and beloved lady
passed away at her home near Middle
brook on Sunday, after short illness
of typhoid fever She was one of the
most prominent women in her COM
munity and one whose loss will be felt
not only in her immediate family, but
in the entire section. Last week she
underwent an operation for compli-
cation of troubles and her system could
not stand the strain. Two OF her chill
dren are now down with the fever. She
is survived by the following children
Mrs J. frank Tannehill, Mrs. H. G.
McGary, Misses Antha and Virginia
Mish and Robert and Gresham Mish.
The funeral was held Monday from
Bethel church, the service being con-
Quoted by Rev. G. l.. Altfather.
MRS. ]. Y. McCUTCHAN.
Mrs. Sarah f. McCutchan, wife of
Mr.. j. Y. McCutchan of Sangerville,
died Tuesday afternoon at her home at
that place, aged about 20 years. The
deceased has relatives throughout the
county, and was well known in this
section. She was a woman of many
excellent traits of character, and will
be greatly missed in her neighborhood.
The funeral took place yesterday.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-11-05
Death from Hypnotism.

The following is taken from the Ring
Tum-Phi, published by the students Of
Washington and Lee University.
"Norman Forrest, former Harrison
burg boy, met his death in Birming-
ham, Alabama, a few days ago under
circumstances, most extraordinary and
pathetic. While attending an exhibit
ton in hypnotism over month ago,
young Forrest fell under the mysteri-
Gus spell eff the hypnotist, from which
he could not be aroused. For many
days the young man remained under
the influence of the hypnotist, who
used every possible means to bring the
young man back to himself, but with
out avail. After period of thirty-six
days, during which time Forrest suf-
fered untold agonies, death came to his
relief. The story is remarkable one
and will be read with general interest
by the public as well as cause genuine
regret to the unfortunate young mans
many friends in Harrisonburg.
Young Forrest was once student at
Washington and Lee.
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Seabrook--Fauntler0y.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kennon Clack
have sent out invitations for the mar
rage of their sister, Miss Louise Con-
rad Fauntleroy, and Mr.. Henry HamiI-
ton Seabrook at o'clock Wednesday
evening, November II, at the Church
of the Epiphany. The ceremony will
| be followed Immediately by reception
at 1907 H street.
Miss Fauntleroy is the youngest
daughter of the late DIR. Archibald
Magill Fauntleroy, of Staunton, Va.
Her mother, prior to her marriage, was
Miss Sally Conrad, of Winchester, Sis
ter of Maj. Holmes Conrad, who was
solicitor general during the admins
tration of President Cleveland. Miss
FauntIeroy makes her home here with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clack, the latter formerly Miss
Elizabeth Whiting Fauntleroy.
Mr.. Seabrook, who was originally
from Beaufort, s. c., is now manager
of the Westinghouse Electric Compa-
ny at Baltimore. He is son of Mrs.
Phoebe Hamilton Seabrook, of Lafay-
cite square.
Miss FauntlerOy is Staunton girl
with host of friends here, and one Of
the most beautiful of the many of
which Staunton is so justly proud.
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Avis Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Y. Coffey are on a
extended trip to Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Cline lately of
Lynchburg, but now of Waynesboro,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Keister last week. Miss Selia Snead,
of Fishersville, was guest in the same
home last week.
Mrs. Renalds was visitor in Staun-
ton last Monday.
Harvey Coffey has gone to Lexing-
ton, where he will attend Washington
and Lee University this session.
Rev. Mr.. Eutsler and Mr.. White held
protracted meeting at Calvary chapel
last week, with very good attendance.
Mr.. Isaac Keister and Miss Jennie
Byers of Verona, were guests recently
of Mr.. Keister's son, Isaac Keister, Jr.
Mrs. Geo. Keister, who has been ill
for some time, remains about the same.
Mrs. Aldine Keister and Miss Katie
Shields are on visit to friends in Hin
ton, w. Va.
Mr.. Edward Marsh has brought a
farm in this community and will move
here soon.
Miss Mary Blackburn of Staunton, is
teaching Christians Creek School, and
boarding at Mr.. Jacob Armentrout's.
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TO EXTEND DOUBLE TRACKING
C. & .. OPENS NEW LINE FROM HUN
TINGTON WEST.


TINGTON WEST.
Huntington, w. Va.-Simuitaneous
with the EMANCIPATION ofimproved pass
enger service on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway will come the opening
of the double track from Huntington
west. The work of preparing the track
has been in progress with more or less
regularity since 1905. Within the next
week the track will be opened for gen.
eral use.
The completion of the section of track
between Huntington and Charleston
will give the Chesapeake and Ohio sys-
tenn the benefit Of two tracks over a
section of road which extends, with q
few slight exceptions, from Clifton
forge, Va, to Russell, Ky. This will
cover the New River, Guyan Valley,
and Big Sandy Valley coal fields and
double the facility for moving coal
trains through this section.
1t is said to be the intention of the
officials of the company, under the new
management, to extend the double
track work to include the Cincinnati
division, the giving the system the
benefit of two tracks over all the main
central part of the road.
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Hicks November Forecasted.

A reactiOnary storm period is in pro-
gress as we enter this month. On the
1st and End falling barometer will pass
eastwardly over the country. North
west wind and sharp change to colder
will come promptly on the heels of
these disturbances.
A regular storm period covers the 4th
to the 9th, central on the 9th. If the
barometer falls to low readings from
about the 9th to 9th, look for energetic
storms of rain and wind, with danger
Gus gales over the lake regions. Dis
turbances will be attended by electrical
storms to the southwark, while in the
Northwest sleet and snow will be quite
probable. Venus influences will cause
prolonged disturbance of weather
conditions at this time.
A reactionary storm period is central
on the 18th, 18th and 18th. Conjunc-
ton of the moon and earth on the 18th
naturally indicates that high tempera-
ture for the season, with low barometer
and general storms, are probable on and
following that date.
A regular storm period is central on
the 18th, falling at the elimination of
the mercury period, which is central
on the 18th. From the 10Th to 10th is
a period of vast storm probabilities, es-
peciaIly on the oceans and the great
lakes.
A reactionary storm period is central
on the 23rd, 24th and 25th. This period
embraces the moons passage across the
equator on the 23rd. Restless and
threatening weather will mark this re-
dictionary period. Fitful gusts of rain.
cold wind and occasional sleet and
snow squalls will be general results,
sending in quite cold weather for
Thanksgiving.
A regular storm period runs from the
9th into December, being central on
the 10Th. This period enters with the
full moon ON the 9th. Falling barom-
eter and brisk autumnal storms of rain
and wind, tnrning to sleet and snow,
will be passing eastward across the
country during the last three days of
November. The 9th is the center of a
probable seismic period, extending
from about the 18th to the 18th.
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CITY VOTE.
FOR GOVERNOR.

FOX GOVERNOR.
LIST Ward-Wm. Hodges Mann, 210;
w. P. Kent, 259. End Ward-Wm H.
Mann 2S7; w. P. Kent, 222. Total,
LIST ward, 497. End ward 4s1.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
1st ward-J. Taylor Ellyson, 245; A.
T. Lincoln, 2O5. End ward-J. Taylor
Ellyson, 311; A. 7. Lincoln, $50. To
tai, 1st ward, 556; End ward, 355
ATToRNEY-eENERAL
LIST Ward-Samuel W. Williams, 236;
George B. Reverecomb, 253. End Ward
Sam w. Williams, 295; Geo. B. Re-
vercomb, 1873. Total, 1st ward, 531;
End ward, 456.
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE.
1st Ward-G. w. Koiner, 24S; James
T. Robson, 213. End Ward-G. w.
Koiner, 319; Jas. T. Robson, 1876. Total
1st ward, 567; End ward, $40.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
1st Ward-J. Frank Templeton, 257;
D. M NClHpcI3 1oc, W. "a. Iel1CI Aoo'
End Ward-J. F. Templeton, 502; J. r.
Kemper, 800; w. A. Rife, PA. Total,
539; 555; 543.
CITY TREASURER.
LIST Ward-Arista Hoge, 800. End
ward, 534. Total, 1884.
CITY ATTORNEY.
LIST Ward-Carter Braxton, 400, End
ward, SIS. Total, zoos.
CITY POLICE JUSTICE.
1st Ward-A. S. Woodhouse, 231
Joseph A. Glasgow, 295. End ward
A. S. Woodhouse, 1914; J. A. Glasgow,
342. Total, 425; 637.
CITY SERGEANT.
1st Ward-E. D. Bell, 504; End ward
527. Total, 1881.
CONSTABLE.
1st Ward-C. A. Grafton, Az; Enc
Ward 500. Total, 9S6.
MAGISTRATES.
1st Ward-N. L. Wehn, 172; Taylor
Mccoy, 230; HI. H. Harlow, 2SS; j. G,
Fretwell, 248. Second Ward-Hulst
Glenn, 324; B. F. Terry, 31S.