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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-06

In the Matter of Albert T. veilleux a. d Felix
A. Veilleux as individuals and as co-part.
ners as Veilleux Brothers. Bankrupts-In
Bankruptcy.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-06

In the District Court of the United states,
For the District of North Dakota
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-06
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

District of North Dakota, SIS:
On this 26th day ofSeptember. A. D., 1910
on reading the foregoiDing petition. it is,
ORDERED by the court, that hearing be
had upon the same on tile 10th day of October
A. D.. 1910, before said Court, at Fargo, in
said District, at ten o'clock In the forenoon;
and that notice thereof be published in The
Globe Gazette a newspaper printed in said
district. and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear at the
said time and place and show cause, il any
they have. why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the court, that
the clerk shall send by mail to all known
creditors copies of said petition and this or
der, addressed to them at their places Of resi-.
dence as stated.
WITNESS the Honorable Charles F. Ami.
don, Judge, OF the eaid court and the seal
thereof, at Fargo. in said district, on the Goth
day of September, A. D., 1910.
j. A. MONTGOMERY.
z. Clerk.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-06
BUSINESS LOCALS

DOSlINGSO IONAIS
List your land with C. w.
Rink. Wahpeton, N. Oak.
n. T. McMicheal at Mike
Mohr's old shop on Dakota
Ave. All kinds of blacks NTH.
ing neatly and quickly done.
Clothes cleaned. pressed and
repaired, at Browns.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-06

To the Honorable Judge of the District Court
of the ULtted States for the district of
North Dakota.
Albert T. Veiileux and Felix A. Veilleux, az
individuals and as co.partners as veilleux
Brothers Of Whhpeton, in the County Of
Richland and State of North Dakota, in said
district. respectfully represent that on the
9Th dsy of March, A. D. 1910. they were duly
adudged bankrupts under the acts Of Con.
gress relating to bankruptcy; that they have
dulv surrendered all their property and rights
of property, and have duly complied with all
the requirements of said acts and of the or
ders of the court touching their bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE they pray that they may be
decreed by the court to have full discharge
from all debts provable against their estate
under said bankrupt acts. except such debts
as are excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this 23rd day of June. A. D. 1910.
Veilleux Bros.
A. Z. Veilleux,
+. A. Veilleux,
Bankrupts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
NrElkING GlrLIG ONIr.
W. GSuaolb ~ Ieuni, Maze stIeks
10 odd Irish

~ WAu NNANNs
jane, Conu W. 1f tha County MAYO.
who arrived be- the White star liner
Ma leslie. puzzled Elli- Island Cor several
trinutes yesterday. There was no mi-.
taking his Celtic aspect and he alsO wore
shamrock. nevertheless the Interpreters
who Questioned him suspected thai h.
Wa merely an Oriental person flying under
false color he failed 10 respond 10
English. which wa the last desperate
r->Ort Of the pdyglot eXperts. aud 80
they called the interpreter who pride~
himself On talking all the Oriental
language.
Even he gave up the job o. getting
anything out II Connolly II Mayo Then
they thought u Michael ,. Brophy. chief
81 one Of the special boards Of inquiry
Mr. BrOphy recoEni zed Connolly A. am
aboriginal lri-hman. Connolly had been
-pOuting Gaslic. the only language he
knows. 90 the Oriental -ianguagers. a.
they are called by their friends vino
know simply the New YORK dialect. and
they thought that he was trying - fool
them when Mr. Brophy tackled Connolly
the immigrant smiled and aid that he
was going to his married sister in Boston
and hoped some time 20 master the awful
language Of the United States. The
officials we're 10 glad 10 get . real Irishman
into the country that they waived every
hing and let him 60 On 10 Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
GOES ar TO SEE TIE COMET.
Pennsytvaala University ProiesssF Takes
Isok Prem . nalleea.

Pehnsytvaaia University ProfesssP Taxes
I0ok Prem . Halleea.
PHILADELPHIA. NAY 2o.-Prof Charles
l.. DoOlttls. head q tho Flower Ohaer-
vatoFy AZ ths University Of PenRsylyania.
went up In a balloon this evening 20 and
Haneys comet. He said just before he
left that BE- eHpsotsd 10 End H.
Dr. Doolittls p one Of those who hold
that the Earth went through the tail Of
Halleys comet ON Wednesday On schsd-
uled time and that il would appear to-
night In tho western skies. a. the astrOnO-
meFv had predicted he n horne out Ia
this view by the sharps a. SWRrthmOre
College. who nay positively that they saw
tho tail u the comet on Wednesday night
0r sarly Thursday morning while the
earth was making IL transit through IL.
Dr Dooliitle vent up IN the balloon
Philadelphia n which belongs 10 the
Philadeiphia AeronautiCal Recreation
spciety With him we're Dv Thomas T.
Eldridge pilot. Dr. George u simmerman
and A = Willard The only Instruments
Dr Doolittls took with him were . camera
and q pair q big Geld glasses The men
vere provi-i0ned 10 STAY above ths clouds
all night II they 20 desire
No Wor,l had heen received from the
balloonist- ~ q late hOuF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
SENATOR SCOTT WINS.
Defeats ConSFessman HubbArd IN PIT
mary IN ThelF Home County.

-AN - 49,
WHEELING. W Va. Nay 70.-Rsturns
from ton prsoinots IN Ohio oountytndioats
that Senator n. B, Scott win carry the
primary election IN this county against
Congressman william P. Hubbard BY
1000 votes. Both Scott and Hubbard live
IN Ohio county
The contest was enc Of the hiitsTeat
ever waRod Ia this State,
Gsnator Scott did hard work In his
own interest. freely circulating amoag
The black as veil as The white votsre
Ne bad the backing q al Ihs Federal
oGiosholdsFs. Postmaster Samea K. Hal!
being particularly active IN bic behalf
The bitterness created by the aghi
may cause West Virginia 10 elect a Demo
cratic Legislature and thus defeat both
Scott and Hubbard
Thu Hubbard supporters are not
dAuntSd by the defeat here EE-Gov.
William o. Dawson tsieph0nsd from
Charleston tonight that the eight would
be carried on With renewed vigor aud
that the south end u tho State would 60
strong Tor Hubbard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
COMEr NOW ~ WEsrERN I'D.
~. I.Ouls AstFoaomers Get Fine view -
che ViuiluF After sunset.

ST. lOrIs, MAY 20 Thousands Of sky
ga2ers here got a fine view ~ Hallsy's
ooTet when II apparel in the western
sky tonight after sunset on schedule
time. shining more brilliantly than Il
has At any time since IL was arst sighted
two months and half ago
The Rsv Father Martin 3 Brennan.
who was the arst 10 report HE ObseTvStions
tonight. ssid the spectacle was the most
gorgeous Ne had ever witnessed
lie got bis first view Of the come, a.
30 O'Clock. when the heavy bank Of
clouds that hlled the wsstsFA sky az sun.
st ssttled down to within q few degrees
~ tho horizon Then che comet burst
upon bic view. shining with a brilliancy
greater than that II Venus. With the
largest disk he hadeveT observed IN comet
and a brillian, tail 70 degrees In lsngth
streaming M behind II 10 fan shaped
spangles. and remained in full view for
fully an hour.
Father Brennan says The comet Il nov
moving away from ~ al the rate Of forty
miles per second. but a. !, 10 moving
rapidly away from the sun Il viii APPEAR
higher up in tho heavens EACH evening
Tor several nights and ws will bs enabled
10 got a much better view Of II than here
tOfore
The Rev Father RoFEmsysr u ~,
Louis University sighted the comet At
a few minutes after O'Clock He re-
ported tina, az that time the view seemed
10 h an sndWiss glance that minimissd
the length Of the tail. which formed
almos, a perfect sstnicirole. With head
toward tho south The nucleus u the
cone, be- SAYS. IL disk very much larger
and brighter than Venus. surrounded
BY a most peculiar halo
A. Christian Brothers College Brother
lgnstius observed the comet at 80 p. M.
With his inch telescope.
Brother Ignatius says tho head Of the
comet appeared a. bright as q star Of the
second magnitude. With its tail streaming
out along the horizon At an inclination Of
two 10 four degrees and al an elevation Of
about seventeen degrees above tho hOri-
ron
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
r0UATEss SENT 10 PRIsOv.
she aud I've Aeeampiloes Are FOunt
Guilty " Caant komarsNskt's AluraeS.

- -
Guilty " Cannt komarsNskis AlurasT.
Sptsisl Cabis Dssrsieh 10 The SrS
VENICE. May 2O--Coun,ess TarnoWski.
lawyer PrilukOa and Dr.. NaumOh. Nho
have been on trial here for q long time
for the murder Of Coun. Komarowski
husband Of Countess TarnOwski were
found guilty tO-dsy.
The Countess was sentenced 10 eight
years imprisonment. PrimkoH 10 ten
years and Naum0H 10 TIRES years. Elise
Perrier. the COuntesss maid. who was
indicted for completely 10 the Urine, was
acquitted.
The court house was iammed this
morning when the trial was resumed.
The Judge declared the debate olOsed and
summed up the case. He explained 10
the jury the charge. which consisted Of
twenty-siE questions.
The jury retired At 40 O'Clock. Prilu-
kOR aud NaumoG retained a passive
attitude, but Countess TarnoWskiAppeared
weak and excited A large crowd sur
rounded the court house. which vas
guarded by troops aud police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
RtILET TNBER 4 SIN NAT.
The senator FrSm TEXAS Wears DBe fer
the Flrst Time 10 HA lRs.

WAsHISGIOy Nav 20 senator Bailey
Of TeKas appeared under . silk hat Thurs
day for the first time IN bis hfe. He had
an engagement 20 speak a. a dinner In
Newark y J The occasion called the
silk hat into service The senator from
Texas admitted that Il was his firHt offence
I did not dare 60 10 the Capitol. SAID he
Step by step but reluctantly the senator
from Texas had yielded TO the dress that
prevails In Official society IN Washington
lfis friends easily recalled the day when he
first appeared in Washington a. . Repre-
sentative from Texas. wearing q wide
hrimmed soft hai. a frock coat Of clerical
cut and a white cambria tie. A time came
when the camliric tie took leave and four
in-hand was worn IN its stead. Then q
black sack suit Of a modern pattern alter
mated with the frOck. and finally appeared
Ia be the fAvOFite style u daily dress. The
evening dress came In its logical order OF
the evolution aud within . year a black
derby has perched on the defender Of tho
Constitution A. last the black silk tile
timidly blOssOmed forth
senator Bailey has said that he has no
prejudices in the matter Of dress he
believes every senator should uear itlst
what suits him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
GETS DEGREE AVER 3. TEARS.
thas. DaRA IluFraGe LIVES Down ssisma
u JaAlng Freneh Professor.

Bosroy. May ~ Charles Dana Burrage
Boston lawyer. brother Of A. c BurraRe.
has got the degree Of bachelor Of arts
from the University u California after
thiFty-tWo years.
His case mas been famous in tho annals
Of the college. the failure 20 grant him a
degree In 1878 being heoaus- Of practical
Jokes played by Charlie ON his professor
Of French.
ThouEh MIR Burrage 10 reluctant to
60 into details about his failure 10 get the
degree there IL a we'll founded tradition
Al the university that Il an owl, a snake
aud a pair u lisards had not made their
appearance 10 the French class Of Prof
PiOda shortly heiOre bis college days
were concluded Mr. BurraEe would have
got his degree in due courue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
FIERY TaXICBOkES RRO ,DW AZ
HomIRs Theatre Crowd Halted IN the
RAIN b. Jam q FIrs FiEhisFs.

A burning tAncAb tied up Broadway
theatre tFafilc last night Just when Weber ..
Days. Wallacks and the Bijou theatres
we're enjoying their audiences into
rainy Broadway
The taxioab picked up a man and a
woman who had come from Wallack's
aud started 10 turn into Thirtieth street
going east. In mid Broadway tho taxi
dashed up ell In flames a. Onos. The
woman jumped QUE, the man just after
her. and both scurried for shelter from
the rain.
A ere alarm brought engines, trucks
and a water tower The apparatus
blocked the street. stopped cars and made
trafic conditions generally h0psless
u took between twenty minutes and half
an hour % get things Strengthened out
MeanWhils the people dumped out q
the theatres. stood In entrance ways and
under awnings trying % keep their feet
dry.
The taxicab was fairly ruined Il was
owned by 8 c Smith. who has a garage
at I7s West Forty-slKth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
SPORTING EDITOR KILLED.
Jenny E,ers u Chicago Team Also Hurt
Hhea Gar Hits Ante.

CHIcAOo. May n. George A. Mcdonald.
sporting editor Of the Chicago Journal.
was killed. and Johnny Evers. second
baseman for the local National League
team. Nas seriously hurt 10 an automobile
accident here to-day.
when The game with Broaklyn had
been called on Evers invited Mcdonald
u take a ride with him In his new machine
They had gone only . short distance when
the machine was hit by q trolley car.
The aut0m0bils vas turned over and
Mcdonald pinned underneath. Evsrs
was thrown quite . distances. sustaining
serious injuries. Mcdonald was taksn
10 q nearby hoapiial and died soon after
ward, never regaining consciousness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
SUMNER HOTEL BURNED.
Chas. CIpss q THIS City Rarnea 10 Death
-Oahpr GneMaa Have Narrow FueADes.

Chas. CIPea - THIS city nnrnea 10 Death
-Othsr Gaesas Have Marrow Foseapes.
MONTICELLO. ~ Y, May SO.-Charles
Cipes Of New York city was burned to
death ~ KiameAha Lake this afternoon
when the COnucopia Hotel. q large sum
mer boarding house. Was completely
destroyed by Ere. A large number Of
guests we're In the house and the second
story Of the building vas in flames when
the Gre was discovered. A number had
narrow saoapea. having their hair and
clothing burned. Cipes tried q escape
through q window but Was over come by
flames and gmoke. The prOpety Was
valued At more than ss0.0o and was
owned by Harry Yohaien of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
BOYS BOMBARD SUBWAY TRAM.
iron DOll and FIylRG Glass Cua several
Passengers on nrsnx Eupresa.

Boys threw pieces Of iron into q BTonx
PARK subway train 81 lfsth street and
Bergen avenue last night - the train
ran onto the elevated structure. One
passenger, a man. vas cut shout the head
with a bolt Others were cut BY flying
glass. The police got no names.
Tho boys ehoaped. but TIE police prom
ised OfliCials Of the lntssbogouRh dat In
future they would watch the trains a.
that point aud Sc that no stones we're
thrown. Attacking trains has been a
favorits pastime Tor z gang 20 Bergen
avsnus and ifoth street Tor some time.
Che Oiloials told the poles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
Name % the ToWn Turner'S changed 70
HARTMAN.

NEWBUROH. May @.-At an election
held In Turner'S By the Village Improve
meat Society t vas decided 70 favor the
change % the name Of the plaos from
Turner'S 81 Hartman, ~ requested By TIE
widow u tho railroad manate. The
Vota stood 81 % -. Charias Z. FOri % ne
Hartman estate, vas the principal worker
for Ire cause. Peter TuEueF. a tescaudant
~ The man IN whose honor he placo waa
naHed seveniy-l.ve yeare ago, opposed.
Of ths Cathode Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
BACK To THE TRtTFT SQI 90.
steve O'Iirlen an inspector AgAn IBSsIt-
Yer 20 BroekIya = captain.


Commissioner Baker yesterday re-
duoej Inspector William ,. Boettler.
who has lDeen in command VI the traiiir
squad since Commissioner Bingham-
time 10 tho rank Of captain lie was ssnt
10 the lee avenue station Brooklyn
Capt stephen O'Brien. who has BEEN
in command 81 that precinct. was made
inspector in charge Of the traffic squad
O'Brisn used 10 be- an inspector and
bosped the trafic squad under Commis-
-iOner McAdOo. lie went 20 London.
Paris and Berlin 20 study traffic con
ditions. A. one time he was head Of the
detective bureau
Inspector John y Flood OF The Bronx
lost three men from his stan yesterday
Louis Schmidt was transferred 20 the
Arsenal station In Central Park. Edward
J. Kelly 10 the WilliAmsbridEe station
and Walter Thiele 10 the fremont station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

Stella Has lsins the negru woman
charged With stealing = Nat0h from
Charles n Tiffany on sixth avenue In
the early morning Of May q. vas held
Ia g coo bail for IT, Grand Jury Iegoer-
dny b. Magistrats 8tsinert. Mr.. Itdang
vas in coUrt but waq not raluirefi ~ taii
che story Of the robbery, a. the woman
v nived examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
The Kings Funeral an UN-
OaTallOIOd Tribute Of
Reverence.
MILLIONS OF MOURNERS
Popular Display Of Grief More
impressive Than Royal
PageaHtry.

4 "N 49, "-~F-''s
RFsAIhlsss silence % ThrURg as the
Tenn a. maFns TarsuEn I.ondon'.
s,...,s s-...,.... -, Ac--. ..a
'"s'-~" ~s'"''~''' " -" VT Nv
widowed Aiexan'lra-rhe halsers
ChiValrOus AttealiSn -Col. Roosevelt
EHaces EShnsrIg During she Process.
d..-I.s, n,,., An 81, Ce.Ter.
-, 80, $50. AL a..
''''''e ~ WV ''''' ''''' WV WV
WV" "'
M"'"er WARY h@'"s" 'a'"a'"es
Reporsed IN the Dense lsondon tnrens
s....., -.,,. ,....,,, d. r., So,
IoxDox Nav ~ zine Edward VII
,a...d to-dav into bi.,c,v amid .ceDe.
Of boroase sucb a. hardly apV man has
ever befora received from his feIlovs
Dignity in Rri.f pever received expre..
a,on mora exalted RuIer. Of mon Devrr
bofore a.uemblad in auch number. 10
A. -. a., a., -, 1900, to-, IN
-
A"u wv "o'"'ns III 'n' N'"'o''"D"' W.
tacle has been 20 imposing ~ the spec
tatOrs themselves.
Never. even al the obaeauies Of the
belov.d ,otber ~ the dend monarch.
-. -. -. -, :, =
p"ueV inc u"'y o' ua''"h' Hns''-i'i''eh
had failed 70 realize that Their Ming was
almost an old man. The frs, shock Of
has death aroused a sentiment Of Keen
r,..,,r,.,, .,.s,., e.,. IN. tor,,ight,.
-, - - -. a.. -, -
-. =. - -. a., - =
-, - -. -
1''''''' ~ $40 ''o''
iA1er years mas peeh unanimous among
his people
Il Was this abiding universal emotion
which Gained expression TODAY IN such
o. ,-;h,,,o =. s,4. M n.r.l,., In h,,n.,
-
reoo'uS
After tunerai progress through TIE
sAfNNts " AuF taflAai " ula hlAkuNAu
unparalleled IN history. and after a
pic,,,re-onslv baautifil return IN tbs
a. -. - !. -. a, -. :.
'' 80 "''''' 80, ~ -
Gay 'he ho"" o' Dri'ish I"ySF' me
( ueau Aihg s'eeis 'o-h'sh' 40 N" cry"
Of ~ Georges Chapel windsor. into
vhich his cofined body was lowered
after the last services Of the Church II
p,.,,,,d b,j ,...., ,,.,d I,.so-. IN. Mt
-, -. a., -
h''.''''' l'''' '''.'' '''1, W
Ea'herrd ~ any Tempe OF "ou az any
time IN the history Of the world
A GORGEOUS sCENE.
A.
W '''' - ''''" w"
chapel Inc scene was gorgeous. Ah
the stock expressions fail 10 convey the
eject q the wondrous mixture of oolors
d, ths costumes and ,,if,ym. s,,,,g
a.. -. -, -
'v'" 49,
soldiers ana sailors 70 me m~iieVds
glories e the Garter pursuivants aud
other officers ~ the ancient orders NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

a Elrsr marboT. Nruud and nraan vorars
f1Hrf ~ ll1tnn q uuIflTa NlrTuTninH NdIn
ane ReTvuFd. eBmmglrilg Mtg .. So adV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

wHAg BAw can Tnu CoEE Bo#Ng
Our taies 20 Garden CIV durin1 1e rl4l -
fnrs have harn more na1 hall q Wlilll Qll.a7s,
GhGE n TaNhELL. ieierhole flit Na4ia1l.
~ ~. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

WIEN sl.EBF FAus. tass Horuiuga's Aelf
budg aHd lndncra FFireshlng terp -Aaa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

Mstsi. ~, WhshisEisa 4 ~. Flss.aat %
-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

~ sH " ? rhA W Te THT 5Fg y y
i1-fqT 81 GFani Harrington. linrEh bridge. Lanan
rnf FIrflarid- ThrunTn HariaT Carr Nnd canrtas.
iistfnhng. isaves Pieansd 80 =. n. sunday
- go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

mgEEl. NASaAU. Lolg Bsaoa RoolioT
Ageut % - ttn avs-Afa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

l,.i'.' Nrrina outings 10 me mldtnn. Day
- rg Mf'r ssr s'eamboat col
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-02
WHITES PAYTRIBUTE
AT NEGRO WEDDING
Durham's Wealthiest Black
Man Takes a Bride.

Durham. N c.. Dec. 1.-The most no.
table negro wedding In North Carolina's
history was soIemnized this afternoon
when DR.. P. H. Williams. OF Raleigh.
took from Durham its belle, Miss Geneva
Belle Merrick. daughter OF John Merrick.
known as The Black Duke of Durham"
This sobriquet was won by the eity's
leading Industrial spirit through his won
derful success. Fifteen years ago he was
barber To-day he is the second
wealthiest black man in Durham and is
president Of the largest negro insurance
company in the world. bui2 up solely by
his genius
The wedding took place in St Joseph's
A. NJ l. Church, far-famed as the hand
soonest colored place OF worship in North
Carolina. Prominent In the center aisle
was a block Of the best white people in
Durham The Merrick home was crowded
with handsome gifts, many of them from
whites, one of especial value coming
from w. W. Fuller. OF New York. chief
counsel for the American Tobacco Com
pany,
The wedding ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. J. z. Jackson. Rev. DR.. G.
w. Adams, and Rev DR.. A. J. Wilson.
bridal chorus OF the brides friends
sang the chorus from 'Lohengrin. Men,
delssohn's march was used as a recess
sional From the church the party went
to the home OF the brides father and
mother. where an elaborate reception
was held.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-02
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-The price Of sauerkraut viii be
higher IN 1911 because q shortage IN the cabbage
crop.
InIerlaken. ~ Y. Dec LA blizzard Is raging in
this part Of the Adirondacks to-day. Six inches Of
snow have fallen already and trains are running
late. The mercury Is down to q above zero.
Mahoney City. Pa, Dec 1.-ghile repairing q
broken steam pipe at the city light plant today
Claude Blaine an electrician killed when the
pipe exploded. His body was blown twenty feet.
Chicago. Dee Peace in the seven weeks strike
Of Chicagos 40 600 garment workers seems certain
TO be declared tomorrow through the mediation Of
the civic strike committee headed BY Mayor Busse.
Westminster Nd. Dec. 1.-The appearance Of
scarlet fever Western Maryland College has
caused the suspension OF classes until after the
holiday vacation There are I've Of the disease
and one suspect
BelsF. Nd, Dea I.-slephen Smart eolorcd,
found guilty d murder in the second degree by the
jury here this morning. The woman was killed IN
drunken brawl.
Chicago. Dec New beef trust indictments are
10 be- drawn up. W. s. Kenyon Assistant Attorney
General OF the United States. and Oliver E. Pagin,
the governments indictment expert, are expected
from Washington shortly 10 prepare the govern
ment's case.
London, Dec. 1.-The most notable exhibition Of
colonial fruits and vegetables ever seen IN Londen
opened to-day under the auspices Of the ROYAL
Horticultural Society. Sir Edward Grey, secretary
of state for foreign affairs delivered the address,
formally opening the exhibition
Atlanta. Gas Dec. 1.-The high cost q living has
forced NJ. l. Brennan 10 pawn his coffin. Some
time ago Brennan bought coffin for bis own use
because be could pick il up at a bargain" To
day. however he needed some money. and he had
the coAin eaFted 70 pawnshop.
Rocky Mount, Va. Dec IA handsome monu-
ment erected in memory Of the Confederate soldiers
Of Franklin County was unveiled to-day with i'm
pFessise ceremonies and in the presence Of a large
throne Of spectators Samuel W. Williams attorney
general q Virginia delivered the Grafton Of thesay