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PULLED HER HiIR
Mrs. Meran Dlse0RFaEes Another Woman
From watkins with Wr. Moran.

A man and a woman were crossing
Broadway at Sixty-eiGhth strset at 10
O clock last night when a second woman
Jumped from a trolley car and hegan pull
ing IN. first woman's hair. The man
took 10 his heels az once
Before Policeman McKeevcr got the
two women separated one had Loot most
II her shirtwaist and the other was minus
a hat
policeman AickeevcT sent the two
women home The first one refused to
rive her name The second said she
was Mrs. Charles Moran Of $40 West
Forty eighth street.
why did you attack thin womany-
McKeever asked Mrs Moran.
she an old chum Of mine. said Mrs
Moran. -a-d I caught her with my hus-
hard had long suspected her. Maybe
she'll ieave him alone now. II YOU find
my hat just send Il along 20 my address
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
KAISER SELLS OPERA HOUSE
Berlin MN Make q a Concert HAIl New
One IN the TierEartem.

SPECIAL Clbi' DssDaicA 10 rue SUN
BERLIN. June Is At an audience which
the Kaiser gave in his sickroOm az the
New Castle in Pntsdam 10 Birgomaster
Klrschner and CITY Architect Hoffman
the fate Of the historic Royal Opera House
was finally dacid-d. The Kaiser agreed
10 sell II tn the municipality. The price
was not fixed. but Il Ia known that IL APP
proximates D,OOO,0OO
The property thus plssss out OF ths
hands Of ths Hlhsnz lllerns Il h a.
been In their possession since the days Of
frederick the Great The house will not
bs pulled down. bat will be altered. The
ugly emergency staircascs outside which
wers hurriedly run up after the lroquois
Theatre disaster in Chicago will be re-
moved and the interior staircases widened.
The house will hereafter serve a. a con-
cert hall and a place for civic entertain
ment structural alterations have al
ready been begun. Next years Amer
loan invaders will look in vain for the
operate shrine at which they have wor-
shipped or read Of az the scene OF many
American artistic triumphs The new
royal opera will be in the Tiergerten.
Frank King Clarke Of Chicago has ar
rived here from Paris after a residence
Of nine years in the French capital, Tie
believes that the opportunities Tor musi-
cal students are greater here then in
France
The Baroness Speck Won Stsrnburg.
widow Of the former German Ambassador
10 the Unitsd States. has taken up a per-
manent residence at tho Hotel AdlOn.
where she will receive during the winter
The Baroness, who was an American girl
Il spoken of a. future lady in waiting
at the Kaiser's court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

Temporary FURRY Followed by QuIrk
ReIOlelnE 81 tho ~. Regis.

A gold moShed chatelAine bag with a
diamond studded rim vas lost for about
five minutes at the st. Regis Yesterday.
and its owner vas in a great state Of
psrturbation She went into the ladies'
dressing room on her way 70 the res
taurant for luncheon and left Il on a chair
A feW minutes later another woman
Anprnached the desk way ing the bag.
which was an unusually handsome che.
Can I claim this after a month II the
owner does not call for IL" she asked
with a laugh.
Just then the owner Of the bag rushed
out Of the dining room in great excite
msnt She had just missed the bag
Her glance fell on u just as the other
woman was about 20 hand Il 20 the clerk
That h my bag" she cried, and reached
for II. II was Immediately restored
and thsrs Were explanations A. a re-
suit one woman seemed 20 be much
happier than the other.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
y MILE WALK OVER DEsERT.
Engineer Just ContriVes 10 save Ttls
slN Exhausted Companions.

SAN BKRSAhDTNC. Cal. June Is The
tramp Of J. l.. Ames, q mining engineer.
over twenty-five miles of desert. facing
a blisterinR wind all the way. sent quick
succor tO six comrades who had been
overcome and were unable 20 20 further.
Ames arrived az Camp Salstack. ten
miles from Searles Lake. late yesterday
afternoon with hia feet bound IN sacking
and a screen % buriap over his mouth
He and ak others had 81 out from Kramer
on Tuesday 10 survey oil lands.
They completed the survey on Thurs
day evening. and while emdeRvoring 20
find their way back 10 their aut0mobils
aiH miles distant became bsWilderod. The
BE was overtaken.
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Marguerite Lemon. the American 40
prano who has been for several seasons
At the sta1t Theatre In Mayenos. sailed
yesterday Ter London 10 sing with Thomas
Beecham's company az Coveat Garden
in London tho role Of Marta In D'Albert's
-Tiehaud- Miss Lemon hal returned
20 this country 10 apond the summer in
coaching with her taacher, MrB. GaFrigus
Mott. buf Wa compelled % iuteyrupe
haT uoFk % 40 % Lc1d1ns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
PRIMARIES ~ ST. LAWRENCE.
Resolution RaVOTtng Direct Primaries
Lost m AssemDlymaR NeyTItt's Town.


GOUvERNEUR. n. Y. June Is Pm
maries we're held throughout 81. Law
renee county this afternoon. Direct
primary sentiment was not pronounced.
although " AsssmblymAn Merritt's town
Of Potsdam the resolution lacked only FIVE
votes Of being carried. which Ia a black
eye % the big As~emblyman. The anti
Malby sentiment in this town n greater
than most anywhere else IN the county
To COunteract II a week ago Congress-
man Malby secured a $1,000 appropria-
ton Tor the site 81 a Government building
Yesterday Il was announced here that he
had secured an additional appropriation
of s6G 600 for a building.
In the CAUCUS this afternoon, which was
very slimly attended. but with some pro-
test, a resolution was adopted praising
the Congressman. Congressman Malby
has BEEN a msmber Of the Appropriation
Committee Il the lower house u Con-
Erers during this session. and tho people
while pleased 10 get a Government build
ing DO not like the idea Of having IL come
Just when tho primaries are on. because
u ia suggestivcneR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
Tnrre Joins for Republicans.

r Ambrose .. Neal. the Republican leader
81 the Tweny-seoond Assembly district.
has been app ointed by Register Grifen-
hagen a gearcher and examiner in tho
Registers Office His salary will ~
81 co.. iir. Gufenhagen has appointed
William Mc0rovty d 40 West 10th street
q. Cauniencks ~ el2 West Twenty
third street a searcher and eXamiper at
A. .nO Both belong b the Republican
county organization.
Deputy Tax Commissioner Walter A.
Murray. assigned % Staten Island sent
his resignation yesterday 81 President
purdy. 10 take eject on June %
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CAMBRTD0E. Mass, June Is - To
Edward Grotrian schaUosh Of the senior
cass at Harvard has been awarded the
Bowdoin priz-s in Greek and Latin One
Of the prizes IL for translation into Greek
Of a passaRe In q Loves Dickinson =
Justice and Liberty and the other for
a transatiOn into Latin of passage in
Jamaa Russell Lowell's Democracy and
other Addresses Both awards carried
a prize Of $50.
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yBsr,aI Ca5ls Despatch 10 THE Suy
PAErs. June 75 Mrs. Riegsr Of kansas
City and Miss RoedeF Of New York mot
with great success 10 singing at Mime.
Msrchssi's pupils recital this afternoon.
Both intend 10 make concert tours in
America next fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
MILITARY POISONER'S FATE.
Degradation and ~ Wears fer Austrian
Omesr-sent Cyanide ts Forty.

vIFNNA. June 2S.-Lieut. Adolf Hof %
richter. who confessed that he had sent
capsules containing cyanide Of potassium
TO forty Of his fellow army officers, in
Guiding ten msmbers Of the General
stan. with the object Of poisoning them
IN order that he might obtain promotion.
has Iean sentenced 90 he publicly cashiered
and TO serve twenty years in prison
One oGioer. Capt. Nader. died from the
effects 81 the poison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
ElRTRQr I'M VAS ~ ALGIERS.
CrackSSl some Houses, hut Killed Nobody
Recorded IN England.

Npfr7HI II1If Df11lffl % THR SUN.
ALdIERs. June IS There were two
violent earthquake shocks az l:9O yester-
day afternoon. The walls Of houses
cracked and some collapsed at Aumale
walled town OF Algeria Nobody was
injured
This was probably the earthquake ~
ported by J. shaw Of England as having
been recorded by his seismograph and
which he thought was either in Spain or
Ioeand.
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INSOMNIA Caused HECIDE.
Csroner's Verdict on Death q Harvard
Dentist In Oxford.

7DffIlI CI1IF DFf01Tf7 " IHH w
OxPoRD. June 2j.-The COroner's jury
In the case Of n. sanford Burton. the Eng.
lish dental surgeon holding a Harvard
degree who was found dead in his Office
here yesterday. returned a verdict that
DIR. Burton committed suicide while tom
porArily insane He suffered from in
sofnnia
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Delegates iron unions In the meas
clothing trades representing so.0oO work
ors in New York and vicinity held a con-
vention yesterday at Odd Fellows Hall.
e. Forsyth street. u was decided 10
refer the question az q nine hour W0T kday
20 tho unions with a view 10 making a
united deHand within a few weeks. Cen
eral strikes IN the various trades viii
follow q refusal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
London LIKES BOSTON BtSSO.
Gaston sarEsant MAKES . SSIecea-ful
Gps,,ut AZ Co,en GaFdrn In Louise

LONDON. June IS Castor Sergeant.
the baaso. u Boston. made his debut az
the Covent GPrden Theatre tonight
in a revival Of Louise He made an
excellent impression vOcally and played
nth conspictio,s eese and skill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
PRODDING FOR BINK NOTES.
latin Amertrans Operate On Faris Bank
safe via q watkins stiek.

PARIs, June % I,fnes Bulday II Val
paraiso and Crnyl,sl Alla-bex of Mexico
we're arrested this afternoon while at
tempting 10 PICK hank notes from the safe
II Paris hank by means oi specially
arranged walking stick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
RASMUSSEN NORTH BOIN NJ.
Danish Explorer GOIRg 10 study Ameri-
run RalSImos fer TIVE Years.

SPECIAL talaf hfaNatH ~ wv WIN
COPENHAGEN. June rs. Explorer knud
Rasmussen 10 preparing an expedition 20
Cape York. which will he away two years.
Rasmussen will study ethnoGraphically
the American Fskimos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
Inlon Railway Company WOuld EAtend
nis Traeis.

The Union Railway Company applied
yesterday 10 the Public Service Commis-
aion for a franchise permitting tho ex-
Tension of is tracks from Sedwick avenus
and Fordham road through lsfth street
over University Heights Bridge and
thence through sest NTH street and
Amsterdam GvPnue 10 q junction with
the tracks mt EmerRnn street and Broad
way. The c0rnmiaEion will M on Monday
- dats for q pubic hearing on ths aD-
n4cation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
WOmen's 75c Pure Silk Stockings at ACC

We do compare these with the silk kings sold gener
ally about this price, These made Of pure thread silk
fecty sheer RauSe weight with long mCFeeEed bale
top and split heels and toes
WOmens Pure Thread Silk Stockings first quay garter top
and black ali that ordinary ask TO-
$50 for BOomngdAleS ~
COMMODITIES, Lex to ID Ave-, SOI
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CooLyEss WIN Trance.

There seems N be- a rift in tho entente
cordiala II h reported that France h
dizplaazsd by the failure 81 Foreign
Secretary Grey 10 adopt ~ point Of view
regarding Crete The FFonCh Cabinet
Dr. IN, ious 20 avoid military adventure
NJ any kind anyvHere, but certainly the
Tranch public h unwilling 10 tolerate any
,Nredtion Ia Crctr 20 bolster up Turkish
lu1rrstnty. liisrrported that tho French
Ministry II FOrnlln ifei-s feels that Sir
~ g.. & ry ha. adopted risky and
--.g.. .ar,ory policy in regard 90 Creian
AFFAIR.". liovng that sooner or later
some dHa-.ocafl0 incident will occur
nece-sItar ug intervention as a result Of
Sir Edward policy of representation.
III" E-u,l Goy eminent wanted a
conference bot NIr Edward would not
accept the rrDpOsal lie also declined
a suggestion fIa' representatives OF the
protecting Powers should meet frequently
IN London for go purpose of settling cur
rent buslnoss .u regard 10 Crete. The
present c,r"i'I'u - tho Cretan problem
V that 'fr tor protecting Powers have
agreed az ur.oaHf'onar5 measure that
each hail f"uu t,tOnd warshiD 20
yrsian vatcrs before tho next meeting
e the Assembly
The Russian proposal n rsOoCupy
,Cr~ts has bson accepted In principle BY
ithS three Othsr F0uaEs a. a MEASURE ior
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adoption in the event Of further emsr-
geney' The latter proposal had an I'M
mediate moral eject on the situation. for
the Greek Government immediately adj
drcssed remOnstTance to the Cretan
leaders.
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SURPRISE ron STROSVIDER.

DALES. Lex. to ID Ave. Soth to Goth S.
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Dr.. Sir Frederick Treyes astonished
the public this week by declaring that
the ldsG that colds are caused by draughls
u absurd. NO oOld.' he says. ever
had such an origin. Colds are the result
not Of draughts hut Of stuify rooms
Other famous London physicians back
up SIR Frederick in holding that no cold
was ever caused by a draught.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-12

Mrs. Blanch crutchheld returned
last night from Muskogee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Etter and A. F.
Etter visited relatives in Chelsea Sum
day.
Seed rye at Garrison's. 1O5tf
Lewis Rogers and Todd Pritchett
went to Chelsea Sunday for short
visit.
w. L. Chase was among the yisi-
tors in the city this morning from Still
well.
Get a good smoke at the Red MIL If
Miss Bessie Hendricks of Edna
Kans., is the guest of Miss Goldie
Miner.
Roy Hart. of chetopa, was among
the throng of visitors in this city Sun
day night.
Seed rye at Garrison's. 105tf
Mrs. L. B. George Of California is
here visiting her daughter Mrs. A. w.
Foreman.
Miss Miriam McGuffin will leave this
levening for oberlin. o., where she will
attend college.
All complaints of delivery should
be reported to the Circulation Depart.
ment. Phone Al.
r. B. Thompson, of Beggs, was
mingling with the throng on the
streets of Vinita today.
Miss Ethel Leclere, who has been
the guest of Mrs. F. NJ. Gwinnup left
Sunday for Kansas City
Cool and pleasant at the Red Mill.
at the Red Min If
George Taliofero, circulation mana
ger Of the Kansas City Post, was in
this city today on business.
F. T. Scott and wife have gone to
Centralia for visit with their daugh.
ter, Mrs. C. c. Montgomery.
A car of Singer sewing machines
Iarrived and is being unloaded for the
new Singer distributing house here.
The Craig county democratic com
mittee will meet at the Office Of the
register of deeds Sept 16. All the
lcounty candidates are requested to be
present. J. ]. SPENCER Chairman.
12S-126
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-12
| WANTS WANTS

WANTED-Sewing by Mrs. Blum
enohine For information call Phone
10. 12S-126
WANTED Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the services Of a representa-
tive in vinita to look after subscription
renewals and to extend circulation by
special methods which have proved uli-
usually successful Salary and commits
sion. Previous experience desirable
but not necessary. Whole time or spare
time. Address with references, H. C.
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine,
1889 Broadway, New York City.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-12

Lost-Sunday morning, mans coat,
bank book and other articles in pock-
cts. Leave here and get reward.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
One sorrel mare 151s hands high. Two
white hind feet. Fresh shod in front
Few gray hairs in forehead. L. C.
Martin. Vinita, Okla. 1884
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-12

Full-blood Rhode Island Red roos-
ters for SALE Extra fine. Mrs. w. P.
Thompson. Phone 1876. tt
FOR SALF-White Pekin ducks
and T. B. R. |. Red cockrels. H. H.
Russell, w. 1st.
FOR SALE-Remingto typewriter,
in good condition Enquire at Chief
tain office.
FOR SALE-Fifty acres Of good
farm land one mile east of Vinita. A.
G. Mars Phone A.
Incubator for sale. "Old Trusty,
200 eggs; good as new. Mrs. D. NJ
Mars
FOR RENT-Room occupied by Dal-
quest in Empire building, after Oct I.
| d. H. Wilson. l20 rs
Modern S-room house to rent, good
barn and all conveniences. 7. M.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
BOYS FRECKLES ARE
BEAUTY SPOTS TO TWO

NEW YORK.-Special. The story of
the trouble little Jasper RS guard
ians are undergoing IN finding a homo
for him. as told in the New York
World Monday morning, has brought
forward TWO persons who WoulU like
10 adopt him. Half dozen Wcli-to-
10 families have refused To take Jas
Der because he has Il few frcckles.
he two who now want him saw that
rockies make no difference.
Mrs. j. li. Ben, OF 80 Moutauk Ave-
tUc. brooklyn, wrote TO the World
eSterday tnat she would like to have
hc boy If satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS
onld nc made She said she had a
.tUe girl Two years Old who would
BE Co have brother. Mrs Bcu add
ID that she does not consider frecklcs
tuco OF handicap. She asked that
she be put SIN communication with the
New York woman who has little Jas
Der nm charge. That woman viii COM
uunicate with Mrs. Ecu as soon as
possible.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
ATTEMPT To DEPRIVE
DEMOCRATS REPRESENTATION

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-SpeciaI.-
The action of the Democrats in hold
ing caucus and selecting two of the
committee to which they are entitled.
is in accordance with the authority
given by the House for the majority
say the insurgents, to attempt to de-
priVe the Democrats of representation
on the committee, or TO choose others
than thse named by the caucus, would
in itself be a scandal.
Representative Murdock, of KAN
sas, who has been a consistent insur-
gent, is quoted as saying today that
the insurgents will enter the caucus
TO select the majority of the special
committee that is to investigate Sec
retary Ballinger and the forestry SER
vice, and that the Insurgents would
stand by the action of the caucus, but
if any attempt is made to bring up
other matters with the view of US
ing the steam roller" upon the insur-
gents, the organization Will make a
mistake. Mr.. Murdoch suggested that
the best evidence that the leaVen Of
insurgency is working is the appear
ance of aspirants for Uncle JOe's seat
IN the Speakers chair, which viii not
ne vacant until one year from next De-
cembcr.
Last March, before the House met in
extra session, Mr.. MurdOck said the or
sanitation was emphatic i'm the state
mentS given out that the insurgents
would Lay down when the time came
Tor the fight. but they discovered their
mistake when the roll was called on
The adoption Of the old rules.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
ALEXANDRIA co.
NOT VIRGINIA'S
Hannis Taylor Says Retrocession
Was Illegal and Uncon-
Stitutional.

WASHINGTON, d. Especial
Was the act of July 8, 1916, under
which the county of Alexandria, then
IN the District of Columbia, was re-
ceded to the State of Virginia uncon-
stitutional?
Hannis Taylor, former Minister to
spain, and a constitutional lawyer Of
distinction, has prepared an ela6orate
opinion on this subject, which was
presented to the Senate Monday, in
which he holds that the retroeession
was clearly illegal and unconsti;u-
If the retrocession 70 Virginia is 10
stand" he says, then the land un-
derlying the Capitol, the White iIous,
and the Treasury belongs either 10
Maryland or the local proprie-ors to
whom il was granted. The nation
can only be protected against that re-
suit by Judgment of the Supreme
Court of the United States declaring
the act of retrocession of 1876 20 lie
null and void"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
ELKTON OPERATOR IS
HELD UP AND ROBBED

HAIRRISONBURG. VA.-Special-
AT an early hour Tuesday m.rning
three men, at the point of a revoIver
held up Frank Coleman. night opera.
tor Of the Norfolk and Western or
Elkton' and got away with $43.7O-in
oasn' ISL AFTER getting the drop on Cole
man the robbers tied his hands or|a
ieet and then bound him to a most
IN the otitce. Coleman can give no
description of the men, save that one
was tall and slender. the other short
al stout and the third medium sized.
Coleman was found by the crew
Of a freight train. which canoa 80 W
stop because the proper signal WoS
not displayed. The fact that no effort
was made to rob two safes which CON
tam records only, incline the Officers
20 the belief nat the hold-up was TN,
work OF lorfd men. Detectives are
been fc.-ad thu0 Fov 'N
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
BOY CURED.
RESTORED TO PARENTS

ST. LOUIS. MO.-special.-Abe Rot,-
man seven years old, travelling alone
from New York. has arrived safely in
OF. Louis, TO greet his parents. from
than year. NA "4Oi
ror iour months Peter Rottman
rom rom mis- salary of IS a week as a
sa.aI onlior' mad sent Sc weekly to the Fed
Ineht Tor scalp disease. On the re-
S,ainihs ~ the little family lived. en-
~ Surin8 privation that the boy might
oe restored to them. The Rottnan
IarnlIy arrived in America from Pns-
:. sra IN november, 1908. At Ellis Island
- was found that Abe was suffering
Dorii,. III q IIlgWoTm of the scalp. Ordi-
ndIIIy that would have caused the de-
portau auons Of the family, but the de-
spar OF the parents was so pitiful thar
ott ots autnorities agreed TO allow the
others 10 proceed to ST Louis. II tbev
woulo leave Abe at Ellis Island ana
pay lot treatment until he was we'll
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
MAKE BRANDY
PART OF YEAR
Legislator Offers Important Bill
As to Brandy Distilled From
Orchard Products.
r / CHIN ND. VA - s.

n y n NJ y N ID, V A. - Special -
delegate Clement has offered I'm
the House bill providing thar anv
person, firm or corporation NAV distil
Orandy from all fruits produced in VIr-
slnla' between the 18th day OF An
GUST ana the 18TH day Of the preced-
ing feoruary in any year, and shall
have the right to dispose of the sane
IN qua">itles not less than one gallon
to any person.
Z. IL shall be lawful according IN
the Dill, Tor any person, firm or cor
poration TO dispose OF an ardeD+
spirits which may have been distille6
by them prior 20 the 18TH dav OF
March, 1908, in quantities Of not less
than one gallon to any one person
provided, however, this right shall not
extend TO any person, firm or corpora
uon TO dispose of any ardent spirits &c
herein provided for, except sncb
spirits which may have been distilled
oy oistIler prior to the 18th day of
March, 1908, and now in the possess
sion Of the distiller.
8. Any person, firm or corporation
Shall make application as a distilIer to
the circuit or corporation court as
now provided by law for the privilege
Oh selling ardent spirits, and shall nav
therefor for the sum Of $40 for said
privilege.
4. All acts or parts Of acts in con-
met with this act are hereby repealed.
.. ANY person, firm or corporation
violating the provisions of this act
snail, upon conviction thereof. be fined
a sum Of not less than one nor more
than five hundred dollars and con.
nned in the county Jail not less than
zen nor more than 120 days, in the dis
Sreuon OF the court and jury.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
FOURTEEN BADLY HURT
IN WESTERN WRECK

NEW CALEM, N. D.-Special.-
northern Pacific coast train No. z
westbound, left the track a mile and a
nalf west OF New Salem during Tues
day night. IA are reported serious
~ injured. Every car in the train was
gerailed and turned completely over.
Two passengers and a number Of the
. ualh crew Fought their way back
through the cold and deep snow 70 re-
port the wreck. They said twelve
were killed, but latest reports denv
this: A relief train was immediately
made up, carrying every physician in
the city. 80
me injured include T. NJ. Hardness.
carney, o., bruised; William Smith
New York. hand broken; Andre "
Prosser and wife. New York. backs
injured and cut by flying glass.