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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-07

For SALE-My residence and lot, one
block from Catholic church. If
taken quick, can be had for bar
gain. House contains all modern
conveniences.
24tf ANDREW J. ECKSTEIN.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-07

WANTED at once 4 Bell Boys, must
4 be age 14-and 2 Elevator Boys age
Is, good wages, board. Saulpaugh
! Hotel, Mankato. Phone or write.
1851
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-07
Sensible View,

Highway Hans-I can't imagine why
the country should have any national
debt. What's the good of mint il
they can't make as much money as
they want ?-SimDliciss
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-07

CHEAP FOR CAsH!-Ten room house,
electric light, city water, cement
sidewalks, large cistern, cellar and
garrett, plum, cherry, ornamental,
black walnut and shade trees.
Corner lot. centrally located. In
quire at this Office. 15ti
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-07
Excursion Rates. Interstate Live stock Fair,
Sioux CITY, Iowa.

VIA The NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Daily, Sept. l9tL to oath; return
limit Sept. 26th. Large list Of attrac-
#tions. Great exposition of live stock
and farm products. Apply to ticket
agents The Northwestern line.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-07

For SALE-My residence property at
3O5 South Broadway consisting of
two lots and six room residence will
be sold at bargain if taken at
once. Inquire at residence, j. T..
Cuddy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13

WE'VE RUN YOU TO Earth. MR. WOLF"
ment. while Judge Pleydeu coughed
dryly and his daughter sheltered her
self behind the ample bulwarks Of
Nine. Davezac. who. now that the
source OF her fears had been identified,
had reganed her serene composure
and was staring curiously at Kirby.
1T was Colonel Moreau he killed"
whispered Adele in a strangely quiet
and emotiOnleSs voice.
"ShOt down like a dog. MoTeau was
unarmed." growled young Randall.
with brutal brevity.
Indeed murmured Kirby, evIncing
sudden interest. How do you know =
Because no weapon was found with
the body"
"Who told you thatY'
Nobody"
'Then how do you know?"
81 found Moreau's body. and ! am
the chief witness against you" snap
ped the boy, splitting out the words
with distilled venom.
Aaron Randalrs expression changed.
NE0 win oNultn aSAlaAAOn ht BIdSitu
NJ. Veaudry's arm. To both men some
idea Of the boys despicable action had
occurred.
Kirby waited coolly. surveying his
accuser, while be carefully chose his
next words so you are the man /
had TO End" be said measurediy, with
a sardonic, conjemptuous smile. Dill
YOU throw that pistol away. or did yon
keep ity'
that's your defense. is itT' CRIED
Tom. laughing wildly. IN show you
how much water thatl hold. You
want 10 accuse me Of taking it-ac-
cuse me OF taking that poor dead mans
pistol? Your fnd that accusation Is
going TO fasten the rope just a little
tighter around your neck. Moreau left
his pistol In that portmaDteau this
morning while at my aunt's house. and
II l speak the truth it's there yet"
he pointed dramatically 10 the green
leather article his cousin still guarded
and, Aaron making no move 60 open
IL. but remaining preoccupied and 81.
lent, Judge PleydeIl stepped briskly
forward and performed the service
holding significantly aloft the Derrin.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13

you. l don't know why Life dealt me
the hand ! hold. All | know is I've
got TO play the cards according TO rule
Sometimes I've found that mighty
hard ] keep wishing and wishing
there'd be n different hand dealt. but
wishing won't change II. IL was the
shuttle that settled il long ago"
II don't think. sir. that you've said
anything that concerns you and me
very much" she commented, CHANGING
up shyly.
Concerns you and me-" he echoed
sadly. and. rising, he began 70 pace
the room. Miss Randall. let me tell
you something he added at length.
hating and regarding her fixedly
"One evening toward sunset / was
leaning over the rail OF a Mississippi
river steamboat. and, not finding much
pleasure In what l was thinking about.
i put my hand casually into my peck
ct and drew out a deck OF playing
cards. cards that had been used-well.
considerably. / contemplated them a
moment and then let them fall from
my hand. They dropped into the wa
Atl III hihN u NIUE ShOWtI- anu
then curious thing happened. Those
shabby old playing cards fioated along
side a rOsebush all in bloom that some
body had evidently planted too near
a caving back upstream. IL seemed
as II they kind OF hoped to go along
with 1t on it's journey, but it didn't
look right. The rosebush was too
pretty for bad companions ike that.
And then, one by one. those shabby
playing cards. lying on their backs in
the water. began to sink under and
drown. Then along came an eddy and
caught that pretty rosebush and swung
IL out into the current. and away Il
went down the stream, happy and
proud In just a glory OF sunshine and
sparkle. IL served those old playing
cards right They ought to have been
drowned for trying TO keep company
so high above them. That's what ]
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13
CHAPTER XL

CHAPTER NJ.
'EXTlHA secretT' demanded
Aaron. for az the magic
f= name "Noreau~ his com
EAs-41j panion and be were instant
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13

to- late 10 yo' TO sit away. Marse
AnatOle done ride out de stable lax
he's crazy, an * 20 listen 60 de quiet
out yonneh 20 kind hear bosses
R-comin' down de big road. an dey
comm on de gallop. Marse Gene. Old
Group mighty skeered TO 20. honey
Kirby turned an attentive ear to-
ward the softly stealing south wind
that harbinger ef danger. Yes. the
hoOf beats we're now insistently audi
bic. drawing nearer aud nearer with
every passing second. More than one
horse. tOo-say a dozen. II he was any
Judge.
Thank you for the warning. Group"
be said quietly. preserving his attitude
Of idle indifference "a n discussing
the most trivial commonplace. y
quite agree with you that II is too
late 20 think OF escape"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13

friend. Miss Randall"
Why How DO you think OF me-
suddenly facing him. her eyes half
timid. half daring. demanding a sin.
ccre answer.
"Why-just as YOU. Miss Adcie-and
] ought not 20 think Of you no ALL"
do you mean because this unjust
charge is hanging over YOU? To YOU
think J care FOR that2 Is there any
other reason"
He nodded. permitting the cards 20
ian nom his hand one 10y one TO the
table Yes; there IS another reason.
You remember what Mercutio said OF
his wound-''Tls neither as deep as a
well nor as wide as a church door. but
twin serve Ask FOR me tomorrow:
you shall find me a grave man The
bad prince ought not 10 stay too long
you know"
She seated herself 40 the table and
scrutinizcd him with grave. troubled
eyes. her chin rcposing daintily on the
crux 81 archcd hands. You must
make 10 clearer 90 me than that What
are you afraid OF my finding outt'
lie shrugged and smiled Life
makes some pretty queer shunles. Miss
Rand9ll. aud you can't fool much with
the deck yourself he said. somew hat
irrelevautly. picking up the cards and
unconsciouSly beginning 90 rifle them.
III YOU don't play the game square
it's only "a question Of time uu you get
caught. and then nobody will play with
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13
Mother Stays Her Four Children.

Mother Stays Her Four Children.
Four young children Of Mrs. Joseph
Melo. wife OF a wealthy rancher. near
Brentwood, Cal, were drowned by
their mother.
Mrs. Melio was evidently driven in
sane by the loneliness of the country.
She lived In big farmhouse with her
husband and children. the Oldest being
Chester. IA years old No servant
was employed. After writing letters
to her relatives. telling them she was
desperate throufh loneliness. she
took the five children into the kitchen
and deliberately set about killing
them.
First she strangled little Ramon, q
4-year-old girl. and then drowned her
in a washtub. Leona, a 2-year-old
girl, came next. She snatched the
baby from the arms of her brother and
killed the child like the others. Then
she seized the twin babies. FIVE months
old, and plunged them in he tub. Lit
tie Chester. who had vainly tried TO
stop his mothers dreadful work. rush
ed out inta the yard and screamed
for help. Sheriff Veale happened TO
Re passing in an automobile and he
responded. He tried TO resuscitate
the twins He took the mother and
placed her under arrest and in a hos
pital. The mother cried constantly.
To the sheriff Mrs. Mello told a
story OF her lonely. blank existence in
the country. an existence shaaowed
with constant horror of impending in
sanity. which Sc confessed had car
ried of her mother. her sister and her
brother.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13

other way there was some more o.
them says the same thing similar SO
l reckoned l might as well come back
TO the house"
"If you viii permit me-" said Kirby
facing the company and raising his
voice. Il will receive Judge Pleydclrs
friends on the porch yODder. No.
Bunce." he added sharply as the other
approached. Il don't want you. Its a
lone hand. partner"
you shan't DO st." tmplored Adele
catching his arm. "Oh. don't you see
II would be as II I bad betrayed you :
Anatole." she broke of sharply. a note
OF agonized relief in her voice as the
young creole appeared in the doorway
and gently shouldered his way past
sSe Judge-"AnstOie. you've told me q
hundred times you'd die to do me a
service. Now give you the chance
want those men driven OF my prop
erty."
NJ. Veaudry's face whitened and set
as he became the cynosure OF all eyes.
Kirby's excepted.
cit is a service that do you. made
moiselle," he said at length. with quiet
dignity. Those are my men out there.
I told them 20 surround the house. and
this :Sntlcman knows what for" bow
ing gravely 20 Kirby.
mo. he doesn't. but 1 do cried
Adele. laughing Historically. $50 this
is how you Win a woman. Anatole?
You will answer "a my brother for an
attack ON guest Of this house" she
finished, her anger once more master
Ing all other emotions.
"Mademoiselle. il is by your broth
er's orders that I act-and / think IL
is that he is himself here now" replied
NJ. Veaudry.
Even while Adele laughed scorufuuy
a confused babel OF cries w. heard
from the garden. supplemented by
hoarse oaths and the sound OF running
feet Another moment and Tom Ran
DAN had burst into the room. Covered
with dust and sweat. white. haCgard.
half insane with excitement. a prey
% the most consuming passion. he was
the cpitomc OF violence. baked re-
venge and undying hatred as. throw
ing of Adele's restraining arm. he
launched himself straight at Kirby.
Aaron Randall, grave and collected.
next entered and Intellectually placed
upon an adjacent chair the green port
manteau belonging 20 the late lament
Ell Colonel Moreau.
Kirby quietly awaited young Ran
dan's onslaught ald. as the maddencd
boy threw himself upon him. pinioned
his arms and. despite all opposition.
forced him backward into n chair.
Let me goi Get out OF the way. YOU
people, screamed Tom. like an in
furiated child. as Adele and Aaron
laid restraining hands upon him.
We've run you 60 earth. Mr.. Wolf"
he added, glaring az Kirby. while he
stroye TO release himself. almost sob
bling with impoteut fury.
Wolf. am II" echoed Kirby. step
ping back Then I'll show you some
fangs."
tom, Tomr' impIored Adele
whats the matter? Why do you act
this way? You don't know what you're
doing"
Don't IT, he snarled. writing from
her grasp and again confronting Kirby.
Its you who are the FOOT There's
the man we want Tor the murder OF
Colonel Moreaur
She started back aEhast. staring
from her brother 70 Kirby and back
again In helpless. doubling astonish-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13

The Inhabitants OF Palmyra get all
their salt by dipping buckets into the
neighboring salt lake and allowing the
water to evnporate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13
Iro BE CONTINUED
Banker Jennings Leaves Jail.


Edward n. Jennings. former preoi.
dent of the Columbia National bank.
was smuggled out of the county Jail
at Pittsburg after having served
nearly two months for bribing
counciImen in a successful EFFORT to
have his bank named as a city de-
pository.
While he did not use the effects Of
"Old Sleuth" or Mick Carter" he was
as effecmally disguised by a two
months growth OF beard, which hid
his identity so well that when he at
tended church few persons in the edi-
fee we're aware that Jennings had
been released.
The greatest secrecy was observed
in his release. Instead of being taken
out Of the big iron doors on Ross
street he was struggled over the
bridge OF signs" thence to the court
house and out through the front door,
whence an automobile drove him his
Fifth avenue home.
There he was met by Mrs James
Magee. his daughter. who has been
III for several months, and who does
not know her father has been in Jail.
She had been informed that he had
taken a trip to South America for his
health.
While ia the county jail Banker
Jennings learned a new vocation. He
has become an expert potato peeIer.
A few days after his incarceration.
Warden Lewis put the millionaire
banker peeling "spuds." When Jen-
nings was released Sunday be was an
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-08-13

Husband What do you do when you
aft your thumb with hammer? You
can't swear.
Wife-No. but I can think with all
my might and main what a perfectly
horrid. mean. iaconslderate, selfish
brute you are not to drive the nails
yourself--Exchange.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07
GREAT EXCITEMENT ON BROADWAY

About twelve o'clock today City Marshal Page was seen to jump up from the table where he had seated himself before fine looking mulligaa and rush up Broadway at full speed, which Is going some for him. Bysunders ecame excited at such an unusual event as the spectacle of Skagway's police force unningr at full speed. The fact was noised abroad that something was, or had been hap peuniug
 An Alaskan representative after in- leryiewiug several citizens including the mayor and police magistrate, learned the cause of the marshars haste. It was the oyerheating of a transformer on one of the electric light poles. The marshals friends about town are much concerned about his reckless exposure of his person to over fatigue
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07

Quinlan took some of the micaschist .o Wbltehorse and got an assay giy- ilg a value of S6S,2I in gold and 2I cents in silver.
 When Biles, expert for the London Drumming Mining X Milling Company rassed through here to report on Lord Hamuuon's holdings at Atlin he took h, trouble to so out and look over these properties. After a careful survey he said 1t was one of the best looking prospects he had ever seen and advised the owners at that time to spend S5.OOO n development
 There has not been much work done on the properties on account of the lack of means by the present owners. However. there are three tunnels and one open cut
 These properties cross the Ikuta claims and are known as the oxmel group The present owners are D, N Huhu of skagway and Mrs. Chris dusOu who Is now outside and who advises Mir. Huku that she has sue cessfully financed matters for the development of the popetires, A company has been incorporated under Che laws of Arizona for that purpose.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07
GROUP
 VERY RICH

Away back iH 1902 fourteen op,tm. lue citizens of skagway formed an a4- sle.-uoa and aent up the skasway rter about ,wo niles above town and lae4led each claim forming a
 rolg ua Ae same ledge matter whi i had been previously traced from float -l the riyer some oI l, very rich, showing up free gold, and assay re- turns running into thousands of dol l4Ts l5 Jhe ton
 Geumg discouraged because they could lo, go up there with a s.eagy hammer and break on a for ul4e ia a few hours all but two got cold feet and let their interests go by default having been advertised out by the remaining eo-owners One ,f these latter sold his interests to man named Chrisunsou who has since died. his widow succeeding to che property The other owner and 4s only original locator Of the prop rly s suu a citizen of skagway He. has held on Jo his interests through al the yicissitudes and now has hopes of financial backing that all resua he thinks in opening up ole OI the greatest mining propertie L Alaska
 The formation in which these min erI locations are made consists of ryslI quartz, belspar. ealcite and t-Ie--e separated with dykes of diorite| l.ca-schlsI and granite which form che hanging walls and foot walls of lae mineral bearing ledge matter
 raese lodges vary in width rom IO| Co 900 feet and have an elevation Of about 5000 feet The calcite ore froa -ss-s made at Jhe selby smelter at San Francisco gave values as follows;l suld y-s % silver 30 cents. The sane ledge was tested by the U. s. gov eEnmeut assayeg at Denver who gave returns ot $40 n gold. sI0 In silver and S575 in platinum. These latter . tests we're obtained by Herman . BartaeI From the dust of a drill hole. prosecuting the fslspar to a depth of four feet aR assay of which was obtained shows SIS in gold and S2 25 in silver also turelide. Jerry
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07

Rev John Parsons returned to Juneau on the Senator.
 Eugene stahl left on the Senator this morning for Juneau.
 Capt. Chas. Allger was a passenger on the outgoing Humboldt.
 The Humoldt came in about five o'clock and left at p. m., yesterday for the south with a light passenger list
 CHI. schefEer, a newspaper ulan of Juneau came up on the Humboldt last night and will spend a few days in the city
 The Canadian Pacific office reports the Princess Royal as having left Val oOuyer on Saturday and that she is due here Wednesday,
 F. c. Havemeyer. Jr., and H. G. Blair, New York capitalists who have been sojourning a few days in Skag- way were among the Senator's pas sengeFs when she pulled out this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07

Jack Benson was called to Juneau on account Of the suicide of his niece, Mrs, Jackson, and left on the Humboldt last evening.
 Supt scharschmidt of the White Pass Route, who has charge of the river division, with headquarters at Whitehorse, was passenger on the outgoing Senator this morning.
 R. A. Marvin and wife, s. V. Marvin and son and Mrs. Ethel H. Higgins and daughter with her little child, and MT. H. G. Knight, a party from HaiRes and the Porcupine country, who were sojourning in skagway for a few days, were passengers south bound on the Humoldt last evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07
MRS. CRIPPEN
 IS WANTED
(Ry Alaska News Bureau)

NEW YORK. Nov. 7-Dr. J. Nun yon has expressed his belief that Dr. Crippen's wife still lives. He offers a reward of fifty thousand dollars to the person who presents her.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07

FooE Li-- he's Easy Anybody can 5z-- l-4
 William ll.zaa r-aa beay al slae r- aud gr us t8al aar1 a-- res.a araa aa.l-g oa L - gf ua..- .zI lsal. and s1E class El-a a- re.. Tsas0ualle prices b guaranteed o9 F-e-Le a LyllLs st-r- Inc oUicN DELIVERY PHONE 90 Baszass l.sl and soot delivered lgo- z--El9st l--.g -ay and night
 H PRUDENTIAL. Family r .g L-e Bl--. 1- Trad.
 Your Sunday dinner EiI ba ready from tJ 6 o'clock aL ths Dewey HoLs' EssLalFalt PaIalaJle home cooking
 Come iH or phone oE1eFs for Gibsol kys and ysl Biagz Beer. delivered Co pour l0ms by The Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07

 SURE ID MIN
tsN Alaska News Rureaul

NEW YORK. Nov. 7-The Herald says that the next house will be dem ocratic with two hundred and seven teen against one hundred and seventN four republicans.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07
SEN. BRADLEY
 SERIOUSLY ILL
(Ry Alaska News Bureau)

BOWLING GREEN, Ky, Nov. T. Senator Bradley is in the hospital at this place seriously i'll with an af- lection of the kidneys.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-07
THE RAINBOW
 AT VICTORIA
(Ry Alaska News sureauy

VICTORIA, B. c. Nov. 7-The cruis CT Rainbow the first of the warships for Canada's new navy arrived today.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
WAR RECORD OF
CAPT. WOOTEN
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT Co
LuMBlA CITIZEN REVEALED IN
JOURNALS OF coNFEDERAcY

An interesting fact shown in the
Journals OF the Confederate Congress
recently published by the Federal gov
eminent is the nomination by the
President of the Confederacy of Capt.
James G. Wooten to be quartermas-
ter in the Confederate army. Capt.
Wooten was commissioned on April 8,
1852. He entered into bond in the
sum of $4,000 with F. S. Mayes, W.
s. Fleming and J. M. Mayes, all Of
Columbia, as his securities. This bond
was approved by John Humphreys, of
Alabama. OF the five named but two
are now living. Capt. Wooten and
]. M. Mayes. w. s. Fleming was the
father of w. s. Fleming, of the Co
umbia bar, and noted jurist. These
acts will be of much interest here
where all have numerous friends and
'elatives. Capt. Wooten's record in
he army was an enviable one and is
source Of pride to all his comrades.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
To Bulletin Results
SANTA FE NEWS

Miss Jennie Church entertained
sixteen Of her little girl friends on
Wednesday afternoon from two to
six IN honor of her visitor, Miss Luz
nette Huchen, Of Mt. Pleasant. The
afternoon was spent pleasantly with
games for the children and the colors
pink and white were carried out In
the refreshments with candy course.
A merry party of seventeen young
people of Sante Fee drove out to Rush
ing Springs, where they spent q de-
lightful day. The honoree was Miss
Bransford, of Lebanon, Tenn. whe
was visiting Mrs. MN. Cook. The par
ty was chaperoned by Mrs. w. r.
Cook.
Robert Walker returned today from
Franklin, where he attended Peoples
College.
Miss Christine Patton is home from
school at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Children's Day was largely attended
last Sunday at the Methodist church
at Santa Fe.
Mr.. james Church is home from
he west, where he has been teach
ng.
Miss Nora Woodland has returned
rom Belmont.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
G. H. DEMERICH
LO-ATES HERE

G. H. Demerich, Jr., of Nashville,
has bought out the plumbing business
Of Tommy Martin, ant has moved the
stock Of plumbers goods and tools to
the establishment OF B. F. Watkins.
timer on South Main street. Mr
Demerich comes to Columbia highly
recommended as workman, having
been connected with the firm Of the
Tennessee Orphans Home. Watch for
his announcement, which WIN be made
in The Daily Herald within the next
few days.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
MARTHA ELLINGTON
BREAKS HER ARM

Martha Ellington, the young daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ellington,
Of Mayes Place, sustained a painful
fracture Of the arm Thursday. The
little girl was playing with some
larger companions on the porch OF the
Akin residence, which is several feet
In height She rolled on the perch
to show her friends how easily It
could be done, and was injured by the
fall. DR.. Pillow was called and
dressed the wound, which 10 q very
painful one.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
A CORRECTION

In the report Of w. J. Webster's
remarks The Herald Inadvertently
stated that he referred to Judge Bell
in connection with an opinion OF the
Supreme Court upon which he COM
mented. Mr.. Webster's reference was
to the late Justice Wilkes, the Cecis-
ion in question having been rendered
before that Justice's death and there
fore prior to Bells incumbency.