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The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
SNOW IN MICHIGAN.
Fall of Several Inches ACCOMPANIED
h Fie

Detroit. OcC. S.-. -s,,. nd Northern
Michigan IS experiencing the first winter
storm OF the year Snow and gales are
reported all the way from Calumet. in the
copper country, down 10 Alpena and
across the State TO Lake Michigan, the
lower area Of the storm embracing all
that territory lying south and west OF
a line drawn from Thunder Bay 20 the
Indiana line at a point west OF Kalamn-
zoo.
Dowagiac reports that several inches OF
snow has fallen. At Ludington and Mus
kegon the fall nears the foot depth Boats
at Upper Peninsula points are weather
bound. AT Ludington a Pierre Marquette
car ferry lay All night OF the harbor.
coming In this morning hours late Tele-
phone and telegraph wires were down
most Of the day.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

Pages.
1-Straus 20 Quit Turkey Pest
President Cox Favors Football
international Air Race To-day
Grandfather Law Held Void
Colonel Named Party Moses.
Eastern Pupils Plan Uplift.
2Pinchot Outlines New Platform
Roosevelt Again Scores Tammany.
SIN the Social World
6--EditOrial
Lewis 10 Be Named
News of the Churches.
S-CentraI Defeats Business.
Georgetown 10 Play North Carolina
9-Resuits at Pimiico.
I-COmmercial and Financial
12-Taft Visits Commercial Club.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
ELOPES WITH DAUGHTER,
THEN WEDS HER MOTHER

Mr.. Rodney. but they were not then on
speaking terms
According 10 the story told by Mr.. Rod
ney. who returned to-day to get the
articles forgotten in his flight, he had a
quarrel with Daisy on the way 10 Chi
oago, and by the time they had reached
there she positively refused 10 marry
him, saying she could not De so mean 10
her mother. When Mrs. Porter heard the
tale and the three talked the matter over
Rodney proposed they carry out the
original plan, and he and Mrs Porter
were married.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

Minneapolis. Minn.. Oct. 2S-The finale
in the West Hotel elopement Of Monday
has upset all forecasts. On Monday the
report was sent out that j. /. Rodney
snd Miss Daisy Porter had el0ped 10
Chicago 10 be married. after Mr Rodney
had paid attention for months 20 the
young Womans mother Mrs. r, NJ.
Porter
When the couple left they wired Mrs.
Porter 10 meet them In Chicago. saying
they had gone there TO be married, Mrs.
Porter left the same afternoon, and or
reaching Chicago found he- daughter and
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
TWO HURT IN AUTO RACE.
Cars Crash into Fence and Hurl
Drivers from Track,


Dallas. Tex, Oct 2s-Two more acct
dents marred the automobile races here
this afternoon, Both accidents occurred
In the last race, free-fer-ail event. in
which the drivers were endeavoring 20
pile up the miles in order TO take first
place.
Soon after the raos had started the
Renault car, driven by Gaseon Morris. of
Paris, left the track and turned turtle
Morris escaped with slight bruises, but
his meohanician, Frank CrOoh also of
Paris, was hurled twenty feet, His right
hip was crushed, his right lag broken in
two places, and no was injured inter-
naily,
Shortly afterwaFd the Neon car crashed
against fence and Phil Adell, the driver
was hurled through the air, 10 fail be-
yond the fence He was picked up uncon-
sGious, and it is said may die
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair
and continued cool to-day; to-
morrow fair. with rising tempera-
ture; brisk northwesterly winds,
diminishing.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
HER JEWELS GONE.
Spectator at Aviation Meet Loses
Valuable Gems.

New York. Oct, ss-Mrs, George A.
HUM. tr,. wife OF a prominent banker,
who lives at 4 East sixty-hfth street. was
robbed OF $4,000 worth Of jewels at the
aviation meet in Belmont Park yesterday,
Fearing to leave so much valuable jew
elry at home, Mrs, Huhn carried il
10 the aviation meet in her handbang
As she was about 10 board a car or her
way home from the meet she discovered
the handbag open and the jewels soRa
Among other things the thief got a
brooch with two pearl pendants. a pearl
disk on a chain. valued at 5000, four
bracelets, and some stickpins. A roll of
bills in the handbag was not taken A
reward of $500 has heeh offered for the
recovery of the jewels,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

New York. Oct, 2s-That Herbert Sat
tories, a lawyer and son-in-law of ]. p.
Morgan, and once Assistant Secretary of
the Navy, is threatened with loss of one
OF his eyes became known to-day For
the past two weeks Mr. Satterlee has
been confined to darkened room In his
home in Highland Fails
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
MRS. WOOD RALLIES.
Auto Victim Regains Senses at In
tervals During Day.

Mrs. Helen NJ, Woods, sixty-hve years
old, of l712 Corcoran street northwest
who was seriously injured in an automo-
bile accident Wednesday night, was
slightly improved at late hour last
night, according to physicians at Elmer
gency Hospital
She Tegained consciousness at intervals
during the day, but was too weak to
speak. Her husband, Alfred Wood, and
her daughter, Miss Oiea Wood, were at
the bedside throughout the day
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
shosts wife and Self.

York, Pa, Oct 2S-Peter senft, forty
years old, put two bullets in his wife's
head tonight and then shot and killed
himself Senft tried to induce his wife
10 return 70 him. She refused To do So.
and he pulled out his revolver ana shot
her as she stood in the doorway. He
then put a bullet in his own head and
fell dead 1t her feet
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
Mice 0verran Tamn.

Halifax. Nova Scotia, Oct, es.-Pleasant
Bay. in the Northern part of Cape Bre-
ton, is the scene Of great plague of
mice. They have invaded the settlement
and have destroyed the grain and field
crops. AS a result of their ravages not
more than seven bushels of grain have
been saved in the entire district
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
hundreds Die I'm Abysxiuio

Rome, Oct, 8.-Hundreds have fallen
in an AbysSinian battle between the fol-
lowers Of Empress Taitu and the army
of Lidi Jassu, the youthful Emperor and
stsP-gTaadchiid OF the Empress, accord
ing 10 messages received to-day from
Ads Abbeba, the eapital-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
SIX HOURS IN AIR.
French Aviator Breaks Records in
Farman Biplane.

Paris, Oct, ss--Maurice Tabuteau, in a
Farman bipiane, alighted this evening
after being in the air hours / minute
and 20 seconds, He covered 465 kiiome-
ters. breaking records for time and dis
tance.
Tabutedu started round the aviation
track at Etampes at O'Clock this morn
ing in an attempt to win the distance
competition fer the Miohelin Cup,
AT o'clock he had beaten the record
Of el5 miles made by Jan Olieslagers. the
Belgian aviator,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
DIX AT 2 TO 1.
More than 100000 Wagered in Day
on Exchange.

New York, Oct. sS.-This was the live
Hest betting day OF the campaign on the
New York Stock Exchange Several
brokers came forth with Stimson money.
which was eagerly gobbled up at the pre-
vaiiing odds Of TO l. It is estimated that
nearly $4,000 was wagered. The largest
bet recorded was one OF S4e00 TO 5000.
The bulk Of the Stimson money came
from upstate Republicans who base their
judgment on the meetings Roosevelt has
been holding this week. A syndicate OF
Rochester Republicans sent down $1,000
and got $4,000 against t.
A bet Of S2500 10 $4,000 was offered that
New York. New Jersey, Connecticut. and
Ohio viii go Democratic.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
Shoots Compnnion 70, near

Vancouver. b. c.. Oct, sd. Gibson
a wealthy hunter from New York, was
shot and killed in the woods north OF
Vancouver yesterday by c. Young who
mistook him for a deer. Gibson's body
waS brought to this city IN a launch to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
NATIONS MAY FLY
FOR CUP TO-DAY
international Air Race De-
pends on Weather.
AMERICAN TEAM READY
Hamilton, Drexel, and BrOOkins
Our Representatives.
AMERICAN TEAM READY

Aviator Hoxsey, who Was Driven
10 Wilds of Long Island ia At
tempting Record Trip, Flies Back
TO Field in Time 70 Capture Al
titude BOnors OF Day, Soaring to
Height cf O,O75 Feet sn Air.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
sEoCamn Must Gu to PriEen.

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 2s.-The conviction
of Police Inspector McCann, of Chicago,
OF levying toll on unfortunate wemen
while he was III charge OF the Desplaines
police station, was affirmed by the State
supreme Court to-day McCann will be
sent TO prison.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
SNAPSHOT OF SUBMARINE.
Stranger by His Audacity BewIIdsrs
French Authorities

Paris. Oct. pa stranger managed 10
enter the submarine boat Messldor AT
Cherbourg tonight and eoolIy made a
photograph OF the machinery. He then
disappeared, leaving a box OF fashliebt
powder behind him, The authorities are
bewildered over the affair.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
THE HOUSE OF ILLLUOK. !"
Are you fond of good hotionr

Yes7
Then do rot miss the opening
chapters OF "Fhe House OF III
Luck" By Blanche Eardley, in
next Mondays issue of The
Washington Herald
1t win hold your interest from
day TO day, and give you many
hours of keen, wholesome enjoy
ment.
II you aFe not a regular sub
scrlber. better become one now
and have the paper delivered at
your door bright and early every
morning,
Telephone Main $500,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
COLONEL A MOSES
IF TICKET LOSES
Root Warns Voters Against
Wrong View for 1912.
TAFT IN THE BALANCE
Presidents Future Hinges on
Results This Fall.
TAFT IN THE BALANCE

New York Senator Says Present
Executive VIII BE Logical Candi-
date fn 1912 sUnIess the People
Repudiate the Administration by
Such a Crushing Defeat that He
Cannot Be Reelected"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
Mnxo- Killed hr Train.

Asheviile, n. c., Oct 2s,-Mayor T. G.
PickIesimer, Of Bryson City, was killed
this afternoon by falling under the
wheels Of a train from which he was
alight!ng.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
sTRAUS TO QUIT
POST IN TURKEY
His Resignation Submitted
to President Taft.
IS HELD IN ABEYANCE
Ambassador Wishes TO Resume
Residence in America.
IS HELD IN ABEYANCE

diplomatic office at COnstnntinopIe
Regarded as Important at Present
Because OF Proposed $4,000, 900
Railroad Project OF American
Syndicate in Asia aIimor-Prestdent
Is Anxious 10 Retain Hi1n.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
sf.25 10 RaItimore and Return

Saturdays and sundays, via Penna. "A. r.
Tickets good returning until Sunday night.
An regular trains except the "Cengres-
kioRaI Limited
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

Popular Excursion, BsItImsre & Ohio
Il. "a, October 30.
sle0 10 Harpers Ferry, ChSrlestOwn
Summit Point. Stephenson, and Win
chester and return. Special train from
Union station 500 & m. returning same
day.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
PERU'S CABINET.
All Executive Offices Are Placed in
New Hands.

Lima. Peru. Oct ga new cabinet
has been appointed as follows:
President and minister OF justice. Sal
vador Cavoro; minister q home affairs.
Enrique BaZadre; minister OF finance
Enricue Oyanguren. minister of war.
| Col Pizarro; minister Of foreign affairs.
/ Melton Porras; minister Of public works.
| Ego Agulrre.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

SI.2S 10 Baltimore aad Return
To-day and tomorrow VIA Baltimore &
Ohio r, 4
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

Bincikistoue'z Handsome spray, 81,
Made ~ of sheies llowsEs. l4th s q.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
sI.eS-Baltimore and Return.

Every Saturday ana sunday, All trains
both ways, both days. except Royal Linz
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-27

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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-27
HOMES FOR VISITORS WANTED.
Time Growing Short in Which to Pre-
pare for A. and NJ. Commence
ment Visitors.

Every day it becomes more and
'rore apparent that there will be an
immense crowd here to attend the an
nual commencement exercises Of the
A. and NJ. College. These visitors. to-
gether with the members of the Alum
nj Association. must be entertained
in Bryan and the time is growing
short to prepare for them. A member
of the committee to secure homes for
them in Bryan. was at the college this
morning and was told that an unusual
ly large number Of applications was
coming in for rooms. There are no
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-27
FIRST POPULAR EXCURSION
To Galveston and Houston via |. . G
n, Saturday. June 4.

Excursion tickets will be sold for
trains arriving Houston and Calves
ton afternoon June 4th and morning
June S. Limit for return leaving Gal
weston or Houston on Monday. June s.
For further information see D. c. DE-
MARET. I. & O. n. Ticket Agent
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Bullock S
CASH GROCERY STORE

J.R. Smith. Of Reliance, was in the
city today.
Joe Kopecky was in today from his
home At Rye.
J. W. skains. Of Kurten, was in
the city today.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bell Is visiting relatives
in waxahaehie.
Dr.. W. A. Smith. Of MillIcan, was
in the city today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

tains an idea which is new and ar
resting and yet not uncommon in
everyday life. and finally, in addition
to it's humanity and novelty there are
the glow and passion, the movement
and drama and the popular appeal,
etc ="
The story shows US a married pair,
the husband rich, kindly. an NJ P,
adoring his beautiful young wife The
wife, half French, very beautiful
young, two years married. thoroughly
selfish, vain. liking her husband, but
distinctly bored by him. She frts
with every man. but cares for none.
She had child. but it died and she
has no wish for any more children.
The conversation on this subject is
unusually frank, in places brutally so,
and it is very much to be questioned if
it is true TO nature
This selfish wife meets an artist who
is just then the success. He is quite
Indifferent to her charms, which piques
the little butterfly. and she determines
to win HIM She learns he has d
no difference. 1t is hard work but
suddenly the artist becomes aware of
her existence and falls deeply in love
with her. She, too, who began in play.
is hopelessly entangled. She can not
bear TO give UP her home comforts; she
has no wish to carry on a vulgar In
trigue: she can't make up her mind
what to do. & After considering it for
three months she goes to Europe alone
for months holiday. sends for her
artist and they have a honeymoon. He
thinks he is going home to get di-
vorce and reluctantly consents to leave
her at the end of the month, to which
time she has limited herself The next
morning she climbs up a mountain (she
is in Switzerland) and is found three
days later frozen lost in a snowstorm
We are not left in doubt at all of her
deliberate intention to end her life.
Comment is super1uous. There is
no new and arresting' idea; little
if any humanity" and even the glow
and passion appear to be counterfeit.
The story is not well written and has
no excuse for being.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

not quite made up her mind as to
which she will accept.
The remainder of the book is too ex-
citing to give more than hint Of.
Coast is tried and convicted and sem
fenced. but pardoned at the last mo-
ment. for the one other witness-the
fourth hand at the fatal bridge game
confesses the truth; he has been bought
by Blackstock Blackstock can not be
found. He has married Kate after the
trial and they have gone TO Germany.
Coast wanders into his adventures by
the meTest chance. He buys a boat and
happens 10 pick up a drowning sees.
who proves 10 be remarkably inter
esting character and a veritable friend
in need They cruise together 10 No
Mans Land and have the most extra
ordinary series OF adventures and many
mysteries become clear. The love StOry
developes in natural manner. our only
wonder being that the girl could have
ever been so blind as TO waste any or
her life as she did. The book con-
tains some good Illustrations by Thomas
Fogarty and is we'll printed and bound
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
''The Star Gazers"

By A: Carter Goodloe. Published by Charles
Scri6ner's Sons, New York Price 81.
So many readers are prejudiced
against stories told in the form of let
ters that one wonders If. perhaps 1t
would not be we'll to keep that fact
secret, for no more interesting tale has
come to the reviewers hands in many
a day The book tells the story of an
American girl, Eleanor Erne, who, be-
fore the beginning of this book had
fallen deeply in love with an English
man. Lord Robert Standish Their en-
gagement was announced. but when it
came TO settlements. Eleanor's rich and
Independent American father refused to
give bonus with his daughter, and
the poor young Englishman felt that
he couldn't afford to marry her penni-
less so the match was broken off
Eleanor is pretty sore hearted, so her
father packs her off to visit some Mex
lean cousins whom she has never seen,
concluding, very sensibly. that if she is
surrounded by strangers and excite
ment she will forget
Eleanor has dear woman friend a
professor of astronomy in the college
where she graduated, and TO her she
writes long letters detailing every thing
in the life Of the strange new place
where she is visiting.
As near TO us as is Mexico il is sur
prising how few people know anything
Of the social life there and even of
climate and sights TO be seen, our in
formation is meager and vague
Eleanors relatives are among the po-
litical set and the diplomatic corps
(whom she occasionally lippantly calls
the "dippy corpse"), so we get glimpses
of the most interesting side of social
life in Mexico City. Nor is the city a
primitive place; the shops are glorious
and fascinating and what with their
direct French importations are often
ahead of US in womens styles.
Eleanor's letters tell of all the people
she met her many admirers. Mexicans,
Americans. Spaniards and Russians. not
TO mention a special envoy of the state,
who came over to decorate President
Diaz and during his visit intimated
that Eleanor might do worse than go
home and reign over his household. The
description Of the ceremonies attending
this decoration are very interesting and
we are given brief though appre-
ciative picture of the greatest states
man Of the American continent, if not
Of the world
OF course. she goes with her friends
and relatives to see bull fight and
though her account of it does not in
the least make one desire to go, it is
not too vivid The fine picture OF the
tropics is given when she goes to visit
an estate on the isthmus Of Tehuante-
pea beautiful modern and up to
date house with every comfort and lux
ury surrounded by the vegetation only
found in the tropics. The love story
running through the book comes to
happy ending and so perfectly has II
been blended with the description of
the country that one can not say if the
book has been travel or romance II
is a real achievement. The author. Miss
A bbie Carter Gcodloe. IS also the author
OF Calvert of Strathon." cat the Foot
Of the Rockies" and college Girls
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
No Mans Land"

By Louis Joseph Vance. author OF The Brass
Bowl" etc. Published by Dodd. Mead & Co..
New York. Price S1.JO
The author of The Brass Bowr' has
proved again that he need not wander
far afeld to find adventure and excite
ment. Right in little old New York
and it's environs are the scenes OF mo
Mans Land and for real thriller it
will be hard to beat.
One afternoon IN late November Gar
rett Coast found that he had dismounted
from the subway at the wrong station.
so he determined to walk home. Then
seeing how early Il was. he stepped
into curio store. where he was we'll
known. TO use the telephone From
this simple act a series of events trans
pired that keep the readers eyes wide
open until the last page of the book is
turned.
Coast, half against his will accepts
an invitation TO the rooms OF man
named Blackstock. where two others
with them make up a game of bridge.
One of these. having had too much to
drink, becomes very ugly and insults
the host who. after IT has been repeated
several times, becomes frenzied and
shoots the offender He has not really
intended to kill. but when he finds
what has happened all the good in him
seems to die at once. Just before the
police arrive he attempts TO commit sui
eide, but Coast throws himself upon
him and snatches the revolver which
goes off in the air. The police come in
and Blackstock. still struggling with
Coast, tells them that. the latter is the
murderer. Coast has the smoking re-
volver in his hand. Blackstock further
states that he was attacked by Coast.
and that the police have arrived just
in time. Coast is speechless with
amazement but is taken to Jail. OF
course
; All this happens in the first forty
pages; this and a hint Of the love story.
for Coast and Blackstock love the same
girl, Katharine Thaxter. and she has