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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
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oerdrt, oaB 5mei 4oftoren gu 9hte
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miro bal0 8eIferes uber ibren 3u=
fono 5u beridten lein. Solepb
.stodart bnt ieine 5teae als &eaner
beim 5dnnfmirtb Nie. 5auer aufge=
geben uno Beter Gbeiiens uDraD"
f6uflib IN ieinen 8efiB gebradt. =
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9onneritag nit elmer @iienbabntpa=
genlaoung Jarmgerdtbe, Eferoe uno
Ginopieb nod Ser @bite gartb Ste
Ierpution, no er eine Jarm IN Scott
genommen bat, un0 NO er boffentlih
ols fleiBiger, itrebiamer Wann BEN
gemunidten grfolg 6aben miro. =
Sic 9reidmnidh1en iummen IN alien
.@den un0 &anten; auf oem Sanobo-
Sen gilt es iebr menig, aber auf
0em 2ebmbo0en miro Ser @rtrag BON
20 tis 25 8uidel per Mder betra=
gen. Mnis ge0eibt aud iebr gut
auf 2ebn1booen, bagegen fam fir
&orn auf oem 5atobooen Ser Gegeu
gu ipdt. 8en @eiben bot Ser &egen
ultd gut nadgebolfen, uno oamit tit
=bem Biebifun6 aud nod gebolfen. =
Die Camille Gupert mur am Sonn.
tag bei Ser 6aanilie &aspar &emper
auf 8eiud. TIMER 8lttermader
gmf lit nit leinem @elddfte Jeff
gut 5ufrieoen, uno er bofH, oaB ibm
ieoes Efunb STADIUM gebradt miro, mo-
fir er 1 Gent mebr als ionifpo be-
5ab.1t. Rdddten Monat nil er fin le=
oes 8h1no Butter, mo5u ibm ser
Hubm IuB geliefert miro, 5pei Gents
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

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$ 9od]m'lter 8ild,of ,SSacob 9robe'
miro um II. september in Ser Sic
ben 5dmer5en @emeinoe gu Mlbanr
Gas 81. Saframent Ser Girnrung lpen.
BEN uro audi Die neue 8farridule IT,
rer 9eitimntung meiben.
$ 9odm'fter 8iidof Sacob Irobee
bat Sen bodm. Serrn &arl Hfeifer Dor
Gong Nrairie als Hfarrer Don Sprlna
Sill ernunnt uno Ben in lebterer Sc
meinoe als Yfarrer angelteut ge1peie=
men bodp. 9errn Srancis 8ritider
[aIs Seellorger nub Gong 9rairie be-
rufen.
SS11 Ser bonn bodm. 9errn 20
Sherer 5u Haolta %paltorirten ct. Mn-
tonius- @emein0e fano am 5onntag
eine ih0ne 5eier itatt, mo5u oie Slut
itelung eines neuen &reu5es auf Sem
@ottesader &eranlaifung CAB unb NO.
bei bodm. &err 6. 5dolenberger
Don ser &atbeorale Dor ser gan5en
b%erlammelten @en1ein0e cine %ergretfen.
oe 8reoigt bielt.
* @ohm. Hater 8onita5, .. g. s..
melder in letterer 3eit Die &aplan:
lteae I'M ct. Soiepb's Mltenbeim BEL
st. Glolro befleioete, befin0et iih, 90
err BON eirem 9einleioen geplagt it,
i'm ct. &apbael's 9o5pital 81 ct
GlpuO. Gle &aplunitele I'M ct. SO:
lepb's Mltenbeim lit Sem bodm. $50
ter 8eHno, :. g.. s., libertragm NOR:
SEN.
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genen Sunntag Mprgen pom bodm.
8farrer Soiepb 9uider In Ser Maric
neutrality-suspicious. gu Mupbem Safe
gebultenen @odumtes muroen 20 &in-
ser, melde @oden lang BON oem Elf:
rigen SeeIi orger beiten5 a1f Sen be:
oeutungspoQen 9ebe15aft porbere1te1
marer1, gepiir0igt itd erl tmals BEN
Glide bes 9errn 5l nuben. Nah Sin:
tritt Ser gliifliden &inOerldaar in Ste
fe1tlid geidmildte 4irde %erneuerter
Die grl tfommunifal1ten Dor oem Frie:
tier un0 Ser gan5en @emein0e 0ie
laufgeliib0e, morauf Ser Nfarrer Ell
ne ttl1r5e aber ein0ringlide Mniprade
an oielelben bielt. 8eim Imte biel1
bpdm. SEER guider cine Hre0igt an
Sic @emein0e, in melher er SEN 81.
tern lire 8flidten gegen sic &inoer in
florer uno ernlter 8eiie ans 9er1
legte. Nafnittags nubm Ser Efarrer
nad borbergegangener Ereoigt Sic
Grj ffommlnifanten in Sic Sfapu1ier=
bru0eri9uft auf un0 ertbeilte gum
|5dluB ser g~rlttpmmunionfeier Ser
luframentnlil6en Segen. gtnen ldo=
neren Sag mie ienen ser Grltfomru1=
Mon am leBter counting Ddt UtdD=
bem 2afe i9on ieit Sabren nidt mebr
erlebt, un0 sic 6eier nitro BEL Sung
u110 Mlt cine unpergeBlide bleiben.
s @orletten Sonntag muroe tn Ser
pom bodm. &errn S. 2emmer in Sol.
oingforo pa1torirten ct. Marien=@e=
meir1oe oes id0ne Set Ser griten fl.
&tinoerfommunion gefeiert. Gs mo-
rem ser gliidliden &tnoer 45, melhe
BON ibrem Geellorger beitenS porbe=
reitet mare11 unb sic aus leiner 5ons
eritmuls oas 8ro0 Ser gngel empfln=
gen mabrero zines rm 8 ubr gebal-
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mittagsgottesoienlte ma1roen ote @r1t:
fommul1tfm1ten in ste Sfapulierbru
Sprirhnf4 n,1fnpnnmmp11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

ge @oden Musbilfe l%eiitete, lit mie=
Ser nod ct. Sobn's 5urudgefebrt. =
.8innen &lrr5em miro Sen. Nltenoabl
nit Sem 8au zines neuen @pbnbauies
uno eia1er Sdeune auf feinsr 5arm
beginnen la1len. - g. g. ltbleneott
geoenft ste Selepbon=arbet iuolib
bon bier in gang fur5er 3eit in Sro=
11lmg gu baben. Sic nel1e Strede lit
etma 10 Meilen lang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

@ier beiBt's, oaB Mnoreus GreiB, it.
BON ct. @lo1b, melde bier auf einige
Nonute oen 8raumetiter ipielte, IN
gerbinoung nit ieinem Sdwager,
|5ran5 gidmann, melder BET Ser
8reiB & @immer graugeieaidaft
N%nitenung bat, I'M @eite1 ein 8rau=
|qeihdft betreiben miro. - 9err unb
|6rau M. Gieel febrte am 9ienitag bon
|Dulutb 5urId, moielbit @err Eibel Ser
|Staatsfonpention ser 8ralmeiiter Bel.
mpbnte. - Solepb Stole ldBt iebt Cru
nit-Eoiten Dor ieinem 9otel uuhte1=
Ilen, tint oen Gferben @elegenbeit 81
geberL lire 4rdfte i'm Efabl5ieben 81
erproben. - @odm. Safer Nleri11s
10. g. s., BON ser 81. Sobns lint.
beriitdt, meIder unierm hodm. Gfar.
rel, Gater 2lcus, 8. e. g., alf emit
The bee., 1910-03-31
$4,000 PEOPLE LOSE
HOMES BY ERUPTION
Slcilian Government Orders All In
habitants on Etna Mountain Side
70 Vacate Property.

Naples, Mar S0-Owing to the re-
sumption of activity Of Mount Etna
the authorities issued iron-clad orders
for the evacuation Of the entire south
ern slope of the mountain. This means
that 10000 people will be made tenn
porarily homeless 8ta/
The re-opening Of Mount Etna's
craters, in the opinion Of many seien-
fists, prevented serious earthquake,
During the few hours that the vents
were closed mo rumblings Of the
mountain increased : in severity, de-
creasing the moment the eruption was
renewed. Ia
Just as Vesuyius displayed activity
when the eruption at Mount Etna was
in progress it subsidized when the
Mount Btna eruption started again,
Indicating that both volcanoes are af-
fected by the same subteIranean
power.
The bee., 1910-03-31
FINDS Aids TOOK BRIDE
Report Claims He Is Guilty Of Ac-
ceptine $1,000 for His Influence
to Kill Legislation.

Albany. n, Y, Mar. 3O.--By a vote
Of 40 to o the senate Tuesday declared
that the charges that Senator j P,
Aids, while member of the assem-.
BY, solicited and accepted bride of
$1,000 for his Influence to kill legisla-
tiou aimed against the Bridge trust,
brought by Senator Ben CongPr, had
been sustained
Aids, 4 half hour before the senate
met, filed MS resignation with the
secretary Of State. at ieI 8
The bee., 1910-03-31
Iswoman's Dancer satterIes.

81 tpwomans Danger Batteries, /
y A hypnotic eye, vulgarly knowp ns
the 100000, has long been considereq
one OF the most valuable possessionF
OF a woman In the wise economy q
nature II was given her instead q
the swelling biceps OF the opposite
sex. From time immemorial IL was
considered perfectly ethical for her
to exercise this power to the fullest
extent, and to it society owes most
OF its pleasure and probably it's very
existence.
The bee., 1910-03-31
OHIO GIRL WAS POISONED
Enough Strychnine Foand in Body of
Elizabeth MANI TO Have Caused
Her Death at4+

Canton o., Mar -Strychnine in
a quantity suffcienn to cause death
was found in the stomach of Elizabeth
MANI, aged 19 Years. OF Massilon,
whose sister Catherine, aged 16. is
heldsina Jail -here charged. win killing
IslIzabetl.
-'''Fhis- was' the report on Perry Hobbs
a Cleveland chemist, to Coroner
Marsh.
The bee., 1910-03-31
STEEL COMPANY INDICTED
Federal Grand Jury Finds True Bits
Against Bethlehem Concern for
Accepting "Favors."

Philadelphia Mar. 30.-The federal
grand jury has returned true bills Of
Indictment against the Bethlehem
Steel Co, charging il with soliciting
and accepting concessions from the
Iehigh Valley and the Philadelphia q
Reading railroads
The concessions complained OF are
the cancellation by the railroad com
banies Of demuriage charges. About
Two weeks ago the railroad companies
we're tbdfcfed for remltting the de-
murrage thatses. s5fla ott
The bee., 1910-03-31

meets every Monday and Thursday
ninhts. Visitors welcome.
ERNEST NEWTON
X. OF n. and s.
HOPKINS Lodge, A. o. U. W. No,
56l meets every Thursday night
Y.Q, WALKER, Sec
Golden Gross Lodge, Earlinkton.
40. 525 meets LIST. and Bird, Saturday
night in each month
Mas. N. B. Lose Sep
Degree Of Honor, No. 10 meets anp
and Attn saturday nights Ia eAch
M1ss LfzzrE HUGE, Seq
ben Hpr lodge Earlin9tpnn
CONS 30. 81 meets evec 2no app
Alb FRIDAY night at uaW Nig~FT
JoirN wANp, scrhw
SSthniWaia IriBe No. % Red Web
sneets evetY Ffldhy sleep.
I&lsHf Long e. . ~
W@dmeh oathe World Cafkbh
CamaNo a3l meets'eSery Wee aea-
day iight. aAW members are \ car
manufactured to be there. MI
C.s, ekuNsnAw. Gigs
Modern Walpaui IA of Tue w at
SO. ihi92neetR every WednesdflE
81 2 WALRhR sec.
Ella b Pt o. $50 75s NEE At
Mad isrnvilie MONDAY night M
IS Jas. y. ff4pceway' sqegs /
Eartitgtoni Chantsr, y - sCii
meetsllkt lbhf sdhy ln eacn ntdn4
at2:81.p in.tl sSlih
kass EttE w9eHERs, Ptes.
Kndihts aud had1s of Secnrlts
will ni6e HevsrE ssseaud and foWtll
/ Monday nights Visiting mem ser
inxtad 30 attend as9sR E
I fin1 aT0& sv9staSsH Awi Clqrk
Visiting members are cordialis
! invited To attend any OF tnest
The bee., 1910-03-31
Out Of Mans Reach.

The old may have their years
stretched out beyond the fourseore,
bat they must die sooner or lateri no
such necessary limit affects the births,
and it is conceivable that there may
come a year when there are no births
Immortality is the only effective an
swer to a cessation of reproduction
and, alas the King of Terrors still
reigns' o}}o
The bee., 1910-03-31
A Cruel Program.

IF that unrestraIned orator has
his way" said Senator Sorghum,
''the trusts will perish in fearful
agony"
"In what way7"
He'll talk them to death. -
Washington Star.
The bee., 1910-03-31
Rabbits In Anstralia.

Some one has calculated that the
rabbits in Australia must reach the
number of 100000, 0oo,0 900. But Of
course there is no means of taking a
census; the calculation is largely
guesswork, it's foundation being a
rough numbering OF the rabbits to be
found in an acre of country and null
tiplying that by the number Of rabbit
infested acres.
The bee., 1910-03-31
CITY DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS

Mayor--James r. Rash.
Police Judge--A. j. Bennett.
Chief OF Police VIM. Bradley.
Might Chief-~Clarence Mitchell
Tax Assessor--J. II. Corbitt.
CITY Clerk--Paul p. Price.
Treasurer-Fr Frank b. Arnold.
CITY Physician-W X Nisbet.
City Engineer-F. ID. Rash.
Street Commissioner Robt. WOoc
Couucilmen--Jno. b. Atkinson
Madison Oldham, III. q. Bourland
Geo. G. Atkinson, Thos. Blair
Nfecting night first Monday nigh
IN each month.
& SthQol a Trusteet Paul NJ Moore
Iioatd 81 He0ltH Il Ed M tllnherl
Jno. y, Taylor, Gurus y Johnson
VI. ID
Postmaster-Chas, Cowell,
The bee., 1910-03-31
Russra,s Mutton King

There is only one man In the world
who owns $4,000 sheep-dogs, and he
is Russian. Some people call him
the Russian mutton king" He is the
largest owner of sheep anywhere.
They whiten the Siberian plans for
hundreds OF square miles, and the
whole of the fiocks which he owns
total up to 100000 sheep. Gustav
Joyanovitch is his name.
The bee., 1910-03-31
BOY HELD FOR MURDER
Youth Is Accused Of Aiding Uncle In
Killing and Robblng
Father. 4fru

4 Leola. Ark, Mar. gU~-John Adkins,
40 years old. and Willie Jones, IL
years old, charged with murder and
were Captured near Houston
FridaJ by a posse and placed in Jail.
they arc charged with having killed
and robbed William Jones, brother-in.
law OF Adkins and father Of Jones
The bee., 1910-03-31
Common senae VleW

Instead OF dissipating social energy
in feeble attempts to cure poverty we
should direct our combined strength
toward the prevention OF poverty. for
II poverty Is prevented II will not
have 10 be cured.-From an article In
the Metropolitan Magazine.
The bee., 1910-03-31
LODGES.

Masonic Lodge--E. w. Turner,
No. 54s meets LIST. and 3rd. Fridays
in each month.
f.. j. PHILLIPS, Sec.
Victoria Lodge, No. 81, X. of y.
The bee., 1910-03-31
such an otfense. a. "a a.FFF
3 Business Before Pie asute { .rE

II see that you have been reading
political economy"
IgA1ittleaa answered Senator Sor-
ghum; "but had to give it up. 1
got sointerestedI was in danger of
neglecting the appropriations de-
lnanded by my constituents. u
Washington Star.
The bee., 1910-03-31
Generally.

Generally when a young man takes
a postgraduate course in college Il Is
sign that he Is needed on his alma
matters football team.
The bee., 1910-03-31
CHURCHES.

talIrogaCe SSFtUKcii AFirsJ mass
every Sunday and holy day at 7.0t
s gsS s,ls 94 s5ogs sSilegsips
h my RsyyJ. 4, MePfarlaadi Pastor
CHRfsFfAS CHGRcH Sunday
;ge , n sss9 An y s7Gs rs z
ma Payer lpee ms eysryl 8edpes
NJ, b. eilHlRqH, = Regulnf, service
.hifd S0htlav atti'a. iiI and 7s5Op. M
Prayer gPeesipg Yedqesqey sXepins
Glass meeting q second Sunday al
Iidsb asmIs Rdai8M Rtf,fAiAAtSr
9SFgIT II HaSs gfse;. tssay 4a an
az SSSSlRS R's Si sSkhS sSG 81
All are welcome,
The bee., 1910-03-31
SOCIAL EYEpTs.


hkras aElher qlegapt home Mon
kIa1 niaht. delightful bhfFetI
lunch Vas served. ~ t
Mrs. Laura victory entertain-
ida number of society ladies
from jacksonville and this city
htner nome Monday A delight.
ful luncheon was served. 1ai soa"
THE Misses Crenshaw enter
tanned the Card Club on Friday
afternoon, March Is. The visit
ors were Mesdames Featherston
aud Goldsmith and Miss Iilpah
Morehead. Miss Lucy nOren-
shaw won the highest number OF
games. A salad course was
served. te UnL p
The La SO Con Club met with
the Misses Phillips last Friday
hIght. The meeting was an un-
Usually pleasant one. The
special feature Of entertainment
for the evening was one that is
growing in favor with all the
members and was very enjoy
able. During the social hour a
Iovelv salad course was served.
The East End Card Club held
Els weekly meeting with Mrs.
Geo, Atkinson on last Friday.
Mrs. Featherston and Miss Car
rie Atkinson were guests Of the
dub. at the conclusion Of the
games the quarterly drawing
took place. The next meeting
vim be held with Mrs. Kline.
F.. Mrs. johnson and Miss Lucy
Greashaw won the most games.
Cake aud cream were served by
the hostess.
The dance given at Webb'S
Hall Monday night by the young
nIeu. of the city III honor of Miss
Oliver, of Howell, Ind, and the
Misses Cook, Of Hopkinsyille
va largely attended and was pN
doubt the SWEETEST affair Of The
season. Rays orchestra made
music and all enjoyed themselves
until d late hour, tripping the
lighs fantastic. A good many
'sbciety people were out from
! jacksonville and other points
CT The dance floor was in excellent
= coalition.
4 One Of the incest impromptu
lta&nces that has ever been given
it in Esrlington in many day was
u IS Webb Hail Saturday night to
the visiting ladies by our young
alez. Sixteen couples were on
Z the Hoor and there were several
!. who did not dance, and every
one enjoyed themselves until it
: Was one minute of Sunday morn
'aing Those who were there
\ Were Miss Ethyl Oliver, of
Howell, Ind. Miss Ona Collins,
Of ST. Charles; Miss Elsie
Browe, Of Jacksonville; Misses
Mahel Cough, Mary Hewlett,
%dua jackson, Annie Leahy,
Geergie Kelley, and Dodge
OF Brien Mesdames Joe Brink
en- W. ii. Leahy, Dick Taylor
/. nd RLgie Goodies .Messrs. Ned
Barnes, JAS. AiAialoney, Jewell
Wsbb. Thos. Wand. H. g. Jones,
u.rh6& Cansler, Henry Martln,.L.
The bee., 1910-03-31
FIRE lNsU RANCE COMPANIES Dis.
POSE OF $4,000 FOR LosBY


2c9D0ye ri50a Y9ifl + fA
New York. Mar 26vTle hre ius
phce fyeildN pdb Amd tori p0ls
Ad killing legislation IS afsuni4
lAfgsr pIOBaf4 Sons than AAs hii7@iai3
suspected Disclosures made 10 lit
ihrosHsanon' clnidade,l bN Sl5te 6u
perintepdeut ii Insurance william 81.
EietehEss s}aad iihis }cosfIseR ; MISC.
Hurrell, show Chat $4,000 was{speu
I'm ,tha nlhe Mars lt3d 1901 Is 'tslt
for legislation purposes, and indca,
t3st itths tdtAfwiiF sfow ae
at beast half a milliog $780,.
z Mr. 1 lHotshkissl sndl JAIf SAtlAell
Il B5 e8BsSSnct & d Si'i, siasBt8s 5B1
will return here Monday 4mqgpipg.
when william H. f5dckletSj ; pfsctifer
of insurance legislation at Albany
wil1' be put on The witness stand
again.
Pfough ( L., greH mass OH listers
which passed ss,efgeen Buckley and
qe6rge P shtldch Of the Phenh III
surance company have Been read
there are as many more and these
are said to be even more sensational
than the others. Us tNA@
Will Examine Bank Account
, From 1903 10 1909 Buckley is said
to have received Sos 600 from the in
surance companies. This is the
amount so far disclosed, but his ac
tual receipts are believed TO be very
much larger. Superintendent Hotch
kiss is going to exhaust every effort
to discover if Buckley divided his re
ceipts with any one. His account
with the Commercial National banl
of Albany will be examined, but while
this would show the amounts depos
tied and paid ont, it would not dis
close any names.
Davies, Stone and Auerbach. the
eminent law firm of which Julien T
Davies is head. is alleged to have
Jared nicely as result of the insur
nee companies intense interest il
legislation. From 1901 to 1904 tina
firm seemingly received $64,500 the
banner year being 1908, when the fees
are supposed to have totaled $4,000
Another Law firm, Sherman & Ster
ling. of which James NJ. Beck. tn,
Standard Oil attorney, is active head
is claimed to have received in 'twt
years, 1905 and 1906, total Of 1872
500.
Alleged totals so far charged UP I,
Elijah r. Kennedy is only $13.3t19S
Curtic. Mallet Provost & Colt, an
lother distinguished law firm, received
$3.50; Emmett Rhodes, an upstate
lawyer who is said to be dead. go
$4,000, and various small lawyers
and lobbyists get o. total Of $40, 600
George P. Sheldon Is claimed to hav'
'eceived from the various cempanie
about $4,000 more than his own rec
ords show be spent on lobbyists an,
/ lawyers, and some of the dignihet
| presidents OF insurance companie'
who contributed the money have hint
ed that they were "gold.bricked9'
Supreme Court Justice Mccall, VIII,
has been put in . peculiar position a
a result of the disclosure OF Buckley
financial operation with the Phenl
company, said Saturday: 81 have de
| eided not to make any statement 70
The time being al least"
The bee., 1910-03-31

nave witnesses sumoned to give test5
rpogs4 Eq1 ilfH .bu lf1V q
MI Dulaney was arrested and I'M
lmkdtateiy1releaseeI pndsr uoid dhi the
sum Of $4,000 signed by d. l. Morrison,
his brctheri99MI aha u. o. Enocfs
one. OF the weathiest lumber man
.ufptgurefsi inT tBei sodthtHie iletlined
to make any statement except to de-
plsfe tbat TnahGs sehenthtls is a
political "fraule-up
- BE- ~ -, ~ ras stefs IL ~ "a Z f-fl
The bee., 1910-03-31

M bs III RCtf oOJIhs ANcNs w q
G. Brandon, pastor. Services on
s sgstx s 81 40 H,.eeSSg Rs,rSs gsSd
Aapi;g Prayer nes tipg kVodlis by
evenings lat s7:S0 O'clock. = y Epl
worth League, every Sunday evening
at 6:45. Ladies' Aid Society every
Monday afternoon. Ufieials BOARD
meeting Monday &fter first SUNDAY
in each month. .t..
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH =
Preaching End and 4th Sunday NJ Il
a. IN and 1880 b. m. and the proceed
mg SatIn day night. Church meetins
Saturday night before the 4th Sun
day. Sunday School at $3.50 a. m.
Prayer MEETING every Monday night
at 7:S. Rev. G. H. gGrigson, Pastor
GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services second and fourth SUNDAY
in each month. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Sunday school
$3.50 m. Rev. Bumpus, pastor
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH = Hec-
LA.--Regular services first Thursc ay
at 1880 p. m. and third Sundsy al
80 p. m. in each month. Sundat
school each Sunday n orr'ng Mt s;st
O'Clock.
The bee., 1910-03-31

The 10. A. G. is open every pIRli.
over the.Vistory buildin,t Busi 4esk
Monday night in each
month. w. R.sCoYtE, Pres.
The bee., 1910-03-31
MISSOURI prouant KilIs Wh1ls.IaIitt-..

Marshall, Mo-, Mar. 2S.z8sAlany acres
~ wheats.in saline county are Rein&
4 .hlewed APP in9sordeTH tospisFt corn ana
oass. The drought Is seyersy doing
much damage.
The bee., 1910-03-31
WQt JER AgtfER; to
+ ! Wg(NIo,I CONFESS NOW
1S9 1saspsot chsageg fi6dtW =
SIN lis Yd0t1fssd YIey bs

= Suspect Charges Front
Bn lis ydE"Hssn Y1ey b;
New York. Mar. .2Q.-=The. hope-af
the police that they would have in
their pessession within a fsM hours
a. complete eQnfegsiop g3bS Albeit
hVbilepffhat ~ blid KAN Z; IS y ear -old
Rhth wheelerthast been dashed. wal
lace ID. Scott, an attorney, retained by
Wolter,s parents, held lengthy con
ference with his client in the tombs.
He warned Wolter that he must make
no statement of any kind and when
the lawyer left Woher seemed 20 have
'regained much OF his brayado and de-
FAINT air Scott on leaving the cell,
said: d1r. 0f lt sgsrl L51oio1 Fl
II have had a long talk with the
young man, and he seemed very sin
cere in his statements. There is no
question that Woter is innocent of
any crime. The evidence against him
seems, of course. very damaging. but
| am convinced we will be able TO
show that he did not kill this child"
The bee., 1910-03-31
JACKSON INQUIRY BEGINS
MISSISSIPPI SENATE Il CONDUCT
ING BRIDE CHARGE.

6lIbo's statement, He Says, Is Pollt-
teal Fralne-U p-DuIaney IS Arrest
ed and Give eond.
Jackson. Miss. Mar 30.--Behind
closed doors the state senate commit
tee commenced It's investigation of
the statement made hy State Senator
Theodote q. Biibo thatAhe accepted a
bribe of $685. from the hands of l.. G.
Dulaney to change his vote from for
msr Gov. Ngdapap fosL@r9y Perey'
the successful ssndidhteSi ID &c tecent
senatorial contest
Z AM executive sef siSn IL the scra E
TUESDAY rahAE6os fasulted ihstlle
The bee., 1910-03-31

Tuesday providing a SO fine for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-24
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.

A Jury in the OiItu't Otu't for the
court, Judge J. B. I. Thornt)n pre-.
siding, yesterday AFTERNOON awarded
Frederick Sci wAb, of Ibis city, verdi't
for a 500 10 his 81 for $40, 900 dsmf-
ees from the Luna Park Company Tor
the loss OF bic foot sustained while opsrat-
ing az asrisl swing LAST GUNNER at the
compsuy's psrk Tue defendant dsmur'
red TO tie evidence, aud the verdict Vas
given, 90 jecl t. the courts decision on
the demurrer. The plaintiff Wss repre-
sen ed by Ju ige J. X. NJ. Motion, OF
this cit Messrs. Moore, Barbour suC
Keith represpl tated the defendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-24
TIE MANCHESTER ON THE
WAYS,

Aswss s!a!ed at the time, tHe steamer
CHARLES Manchester, Of the Mount Ver-
non and Marshall Hall line, arrived at
the sbipyard a few days ago. She was
Iat,r hauled u. upon the ways This IL the
ffst steamboat of any siz3 which mss
been on the ways ct the shiPYsrd ior
many yesrE. In the oldsn time the
Aqu'a creek steamers, the NoIolk
steamer Lady Of the Lake, the Bat, p
more steamer Sue and the New YORK
steamer JohD Gibson were haulded cut
q, the AlexaDdTis shipysrd. Recently
Mr.. Park Agoew has had material I'm.
provements msds to the railway, and
most OF the II 'smers that ply on the Po-
tomsc can be hauled Gu, at Alexandra
nov The M.calester Is next to the
largest sideWheel stssmer on the river
being exceeded in bulk only by the 81.
Johns.