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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15

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Liver Pills before
childbirth, and we
are all surprised to
see how much good
it did. My physi-
clan said Without
doubt it was the
mpo und that
helped you /
thank you for your
kindness in advising
me and give you full
permiSSiOn to uSe
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15
HER
PHYSICIAN
APPROVES
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Sabattus, Maine.-"Y told me to
take Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15

The rights of busy people are not
recognized by loafers.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
MACKAY'S SON TAKES BRIDE
WEEDS Miss Ida Florence Mitchell
at Boston.
Robert Gordon Mackay, Harvard
Varsity Tackle, Acts as His
Brothers Best Man.

Boston, Feb. 1s-In Trinity Church TO-
day Miss Ida Florence Mitchell, dsugh-
ter Of John Mitchell. OF Lawrence. vas
married 10 Marion Victor Maekay. a son
OF the late Gordon Mackay. the shoe
machinery inventor. who left millions 20
Harvard University. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Alex Mann. pas
tor Of the church. The bride was given
In marriage by her father and had 10
attendants. The bridegroom had as best
man his brother Robert Gordon Msckay.
the well-known Harvard varsity tack
IL is expected that Mr. and Mrs Mac
kay will soon leave for the West, where
they will 1--we on a ranch
The wedding vas the elimination Of q
romance that began few years ago al
the graduation exercises at Philiips-And-
over Academy. where the brides cousin
was a member OF Mr. Macksy's class.
The brides father is employed la a
Lawrence mill. and she was about 70 BE-
graduated from the high school The
bridegroom went abroad 90 visit his
mother. Baroness Won Breuniug. and
when he returned to this country a year
later he renewed his acquaintance with
the girl. Soon after they became en-
gagged she was sent to 2 private school
in this city. and three weeks ago MaekRy
took out a marriage license
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
Big STICK FOR HOUSE
]. Hampton Moore Hears
Roosevelt Is to Be Speaker.
RUMOR GIVES HIM ALARM
Tells Suffolk County Association at
Annual Dinner in New York They
Should lie on Guard when eI-
President Returns-Mayor GaynOr
Withdraws His speech.

New York. Feb. 19.-At the annual din
ner tonight of the Suffolk County Asso-
citation. at the Hotel Astor. Representa-
tive J. Hampton Moore made this as
sertion:
81 have heard a rumor that when your
most distinguished citizen comes back
from Africa, my good friend, Congress
man Cocks, your representative at Wash
ington. Will voluntarily resign In order
that one of our greatest Presidents may
preside over the peoples branch Of the
national legislature. hope you will not
allow this to come TO pass.
Congress wants 10 do business and il
wants TO keep Cocks just where he Is
Mayor Gaynor Departs.
Mayor Gaynor was so put out by the
way his Suffolk County neighbors treated
him at their annual dinner tonight that
he would not stay and make the speech
he had promised.
The mayor had just been 10 the dinner
OF the City Hall Reporters Association
at Shanley's. His city hall acquaintance
had been joshing him a bit. and when
the mayor left he left alone. He walked
across the street to the Hotel Astor and
took the elevator to the ninth floor, de-
scending to the north ballroom, where 200
clam diggers were trying to be patient
until he came.
The mayor was met at the door 10 the
dinlng-room by Wllfred TuthiT. Of Green
port. Long Island, secretary Of the Suf-
folk County Association. and Melville
Smith, one Of his nelghbors at St James.
Long Island. Inside the ballroom the
Rev. John T. Carson. D. D.. Of the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn, was
addressing the diners. The mayors ar
rival was unnoticed except by a few
seated near the door
Mr. Tuthil and Mr. Smith hastily ex-
planned 20 the mayor that DR.. Carson
was almost finished speaking and asked
him 10 take a seat To the entreaties OF
Mr. Tuthin. he paid no attention, but
walking to the elevator. he descended.
Presumably he went home.
Mr. Tuthill and his associates were so
upset over this misadventure that they
allowed Representative ]. Hampton Moore.
of Philadelphia, to make his speech be-
fore they announced Mayor Gaynors ar
rival and departure.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
DEALERS HOLD BANQUET.
Material Men Combine
business and Pleasure.

Building Material Men Combine
business and Pleasure.
More than a score Of local building
material dealers and their employees met
last night at the ST. James at the sixth
annual banquet Of the Building Material
Exchange of Washington, and business
plans and merry jests were passed over
the festive board.
After the banquet proper the arranged
programme was given. 7. Edward Clark,
ST., president Of the exchange, was toast
master. and announced the following:
The effect Of the cement combine on
the dealer by s Dana Lincoln; Our
organization from a social standpoint -
by r. H. Moler: The results obtained
through our organization" by S Swim
dell, and "a comparison of the cost Of
delivery with previous years. by S. NJ
Frazier. Owing to Mr.. Frazier's alb
sence on account OF his wife's Illness.
his place was filled by ]. W. Tolson.
Others who spoke were B. L. Grove,
T. Edward Clark. jr. A F. Harlan, z,
". Hesslck. and A. Bowling.
Besides the speakers, those present
We're: D. c. Chesterman. P c. Bur
ton. T. g. Herbert. w. T ChisweH, r W
Davis. J. O. Turner, V. c. Woodbridge.
Charles Schultz, r. NJ Harper. S. NJ
Frazier. jr.. Z. II. Trundle, o. c. Dona-
hoo. 3. s. Downey. Z. D. Pointer. A. f.
Brown, Fl. F. Harper. G. a. Bornet. w.
p. Irwin, NJ. A. Dorsey, and w. II. Hes
sick
The following committee was in charge
OF the banquet. d. g Chesterman. r..
l. Grove. and A. r. Harlan.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
PRINTING AND ENGRAVING.
DISTRICT PRESIDENT VISITS.
Many Members OF Patriotic Order
OF America Attend

Many Members OF Patriotic Order
OF America Attend
The official visit Of the district presi-
dent. Mrs. Hester A. Burke. TO Camp No.
3, Patriotic Order Of Americans, on last
Thursday night. was an event TO be re-
membered. There was present a large
number OF members and delegations from
the several camps.
Among those who spoke were Mrs.
Bremen. Mrs. Rates, Mrs. Henderson,
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Gales. Mrs. Frazier,
Mrs. Cummins. Mrs. Schoenberger, Mrs.
DonOhue, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Mace, Mrs.
Lawson, Mrs. Stoves. Miss Mace, Mrs.
Buery, Mrs Drake, Mrs. Schaffer, Mrs.
Sears, Mrs. Kicks, Mrs Minniss, Mrs.
Stricken, Mrs. Thomas, James Z. Thomas.
Charles E. Frazier. and James w. ALI
son. Mrs. Drake. OF Camp No. l, re-
cited THE Flag" with fine effect
There was a number of exchanges of
tokens Of friendship between the retiring
and newly in stalled officers, the recip-
tents being the past president, Mrs. Nor
gan; chaplain. Mrs. Ward: past vice
president. Mrs. Raba, and financial sec
rotary, James Z. Thomas. After ad-
jOurnment a collation. was served. The
next visitation will be to Camp No. ; on
March 2, 1916.
Camp No. will hold an open meeting
and entertainment next Thursday night.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20

Impurities sH t VTth pass yo- esf
harharS ths-. nelson's, aNt tft saIss- vsH
uut ciilrles te trew SIS tney Fhhus
u urolS Dufcr Ntuefe tehHtN
Waters rt,t ta thn tthr& taIcrE t-'
same rrarl.c.e as fc,f All tte <tre-k
and stimulus necessary fo rsr.tfT frf
Impurities aud o. make ri,h yNFDeE, rs
which vsll fce5 she he5, 81 Geht ite ere
mics
T,ine was vRen r,'ef b.s,5 puN eis ass
81 b. usc5 such as feri'P HHa iosais fcV
,iered niucra'e ~. but thenks Isl latter
,tav achievement tfs Staalt lNccee7
pivaz 90 tbe system the faA ffcs s.fenEst
81 calcium Suirhtde thC k7estest oooe
purifier known tc scfcnce
These little rowernfl wefets are re
pares bV one ~ fHe nftst ntte3 eNi-f
pharmaceutical chemists fr tte We'A
ana 80 faf as stfente is ,tr,seI hess ~ eN-
pense has been spared to make tfefa ger
feet
The, contain Nuassia. ,iciSsn SEA- SRI
Eucalyptus. each q nlost Ftwe ~ as ~
the blood ~ fnah.
Thousands g roorie use these WRfeTs
with religions 1eai erd thtil fesiinfentel
evidence Is an Un5aN'ns Fo'nVe ~ INTER
eft to one Who reeds a.
Melancholy marks eveiN sufc8fa w.
man. YET one should ~ efn3ed WIZ shF
know ledge end mak9 en eae afina 50
try Stuarte Cal,aau Wsfes st eeee,
Every drugNisj caYfias theH fafce ~
Or send us Vcaf same end ~ VII sesA
Vou a trial pavkase bs sneN Dee AZ
dress r A stuart Go, re ksai@tt Assss
Marshall Mich
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
OvERCOAT THIEF CAUGHT.
Chase of Three Blocks Follows En-
tering Of Residence.

Chase of Three Blocks Follows En-
tering Of Residence.
While Herbert d. Owen and his family
were sitting III the next room al their
home 243 North Capitol street, Alfred
Thornett. thirty-six years DID, a laboreT
snatched three overcoats from the hat
rack in the front hall. and fed. He was
captured after a chase Of three blocks.
and locked UP, charged with housebreak-
ing
owen and his wife and children were
reading in the front room OF the resi-
dence when they heard the front door
open and a stealthy step in the hall.
owen reached the hall just In time 70 see
Thornett dart down the steps The en-
tire family Joined in pursuit
Thornett ran up an alley and doubled
back. with the chase still hot on his
heels. But he was gaining, when Detec-
tive Horn arrived on the scene at Della
ware avenue and street The officer
executed a aank movement, heading
Thornett of and capturing him. During
the chase, the man dropped the over
coats
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
DEDICATION DATE CHANGED.
President Taft 20 Speak at Howard
University Exercises.

The date for the dedication of the Car
negie Library at Howard University has
been changed from March 10 to April Z.
when President Taft will deliver the prin-
Cipal address. The change is consented TO
by President Taft, in order that Mr.. Car
negie may be present, as he has definitely
agreed in a letter TO President Thirkield.
The new library hall, which occupies
half of the basement story of the new
library. has just been opened. II has a
seating capacity of about 500. The formal
opening address was given by President
Thirkield on Reading that IS worth
while"
beautiful portrait of Miss Frances
Willard has been donated TO the library
by the officers Of the w, G, It. Z. The
formal presentation will take place at
vespers, 4:30 o'clock this afternoon, when
addresses on temperance will be made by
Mrs. Stevens. president of the National
W. c. T. L.; Miss Anna Gordon. secre-
tary Mrs Margaret Dye Ellis and Mrs.
Or. f, l.. Parks will also take part in the
exercises.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
PROHIBITION TO LOSE.
Virginia Senate Expected to XIII
Stroke Statewide Bill.

Special b The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, Feb. Estate wide pro
hibItion, If 1t ever ingulfs virginia, will
not come for some years. at least. This
is based upon the statement OF Norfolk
foes Of prohibition. who have received
news from Richmond that a count Of
noses in the State senate reveals the fact
that the body is opposed to the Stroke
Statewide prohibition submission bin by
vote Of % 20 H.
Norfolk IL more interested in the defeat
than any other Virginia city. In this
city also The Democratic organization,
which dominates ell political legislation in
the Virginia general assembly. and the
big leaders regard the prohibition
measure a political measure, is strong
est, Thus Norfolk has kept a close touch
with the prohibition measure, and Il was
learned here to-day It is doomed In the
Virginia seBsts by vote u serto -
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
ALL QUIET At CAIRO.
Negroes Taken TO Chester Peniten-
tiary Under Military Guard.

Negroes Taken TO Chester Peniten-
tIary Under Military Guard.
Cairo. H.. Feb. 19.-The arrival of Com
pany l from Vandaia, making four militia
companies here to maintain order, has
had its effect upon the situation here.
There is less rabid talk. The view is
gaining ground that Sheriff Nellis must
be upheld in order to end mob rule here.
This afternoon Coroner McManus en-
paneled the jury and began investigating
the death OF Alex Halliday. Only those
who had business were admitted to the
hearing.
This morning John Pratt, the negro who
started all the trouble. was taken TO
Chester penitentiary with eleven other
prisoners in charge OF q squad from Com
pany G. under command of Lieut.. Craven
horst and two of the sheriffs deputies
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
GOOD REPAIR SHOPS
RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Published only information. not guaranteed
ll:i5 a. N. week days-Puman PsrloF Car with
cut change Washington 10 Newport News Norfolk,
and Old Point Comfort. via W. s.. r., T. & P.
Richmond and C. & o. Ry.
200 p. N daily-For Virginia, IVES. Virginia and
KENTUCKY points Pullman seepers.
$50 p. m daily-CINCINNATI-ST L0UIS-CHI-
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train 20 St Louis. with
Pullman sleeper to Chicago. Stops only az impor-
tAnt stations. Pullman's finest equipment
u:l0 D. m. daily-F. r. V. LIMITED. for Cincin-
natl, Louisville, the West, Southwest and Nerth-
west Pullman seeper
c. & o. Ia carte Dining Car Service.
Chesapeake and Ohio offices al 5l3 Pennsylvania
avenue. 1889 street and New Union Station. Tele-
phone Main 1855 and 26 for tickets baggage checks
reservations and taIicahs
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
EIGHT SICILIANS
GET LONG TERMS
Sentenced Amid S0bs On Six
COunterfeiting Charges.

New york, Feb ls-Egft Fsslees-
Ignse!o I.4po. tire wolf. g.sseape ~
reliO. Antonio CO1sIs. Eesla g.sgAs.F--
Yineensz9 C3ziio. salvatore C.ss. fsl.ssgss
cal.ichio, and Giusegps Fsl=rme-ws1
have been % tr.al f9r cg1Hfsrfsiisng -
fore Judge Ray and Z lery ,1 re Lnltsc
states CiFcuit CoHt f9r neaF.g flsy s.e=sls.
were round guilty late t1E a1-sr1oo1 -
six counts
L-p0 end 4o-eilo. Who az TsEs-17e
not only ss The leaders .r E-acz Eazr
operations ard gg1EIerfe-rlEg csee 81
and twenty-five year. resbecr ~. 1ls
eight sentences q .rDF-se1-ceEt 1-g--rs
70 total q 10 gears az - r9ass-
fines aggregate 8 60
The court saE especlalIv ssse-s ~ O.
Hchio because t1 a56iLoa 60 e1te-.1g
into the co1ute-fett1R euterr-lss. 1lc-s
Ray said ~ had sedec pe-ry s-a8 ss
testified IL TIE T-s- Gs-e5t- Hesz
plttUliy
M0reli0 Appealed for c.e1e-cv aE tze
strength o. q caforHss Tigzt hs-s s-z
2 large family. Wler ere wo-cz 49,
u0uucing sentence o. - s1-V-1Es Eazss
fell from Judge EsyE EfF Ec-e e.
peare6 for q uCEeLI as rEo-E- E-zs-
and then d01alad 10 l- a aezz. ar5 e
10 be supported ty $40 e=rz-g zzrsz
As he turned toward -Es s-rl-E r11- le
tainted and vas carried oct
Nicola SyIveE-re. WHO IS OILY f- se
acted as q messenger for ire s-.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20

Bluefelds, Feb. 19.-Outfanking Gen.
Vasquez's force of 1000 men at st. vi
cente. Gen. Mena, with an equally strong
force. Is moving westward TO effect a
junction with Gen. Chamorro. Gen.
Matuty's troops are not far from Acoyapa
and a mobilization of the provisional
forces for an attack on Managua has been
ordered from headquarters at Rama,
With each of the Estrada armies are
corps Of American gunners, who have
made possible most of the progress OF
the provisional forces during the last
two weeks.
Americans Hold on Troops.
this afternoon that fighting at st. VI
cente was mostly on the MadriZ side
While Gen. Mena was preparing to move
his forces TO the westward, the Ameri-
can marksmen with their Hotchkiss and
Maxim guns kept Off the attack when
Gen. Vasquez assumed the offensive.
The PROFESSIONALS losses were trivial
compared with those OF Estrada. except
during an hours hand-to-hand fighting
between the rival forces that occurred
when Mena was not ready to spring a
coup on Vasquez.
Fighting Hand-tO-hand.
The American gunners had Deen ham
mering the enemys line Time and again
Vasquez ordered his men 20 silence the
guns. Every attempt failed Finally
when Mena was ready for the flank
movement, he sent 100 men at the en-
emy's line as Cor a general charge.
Hand-tO-haRd fighting. resulting in
heavy losses on both sides, ensued. Then
Gen. Mena withdrew his men. and In the
confusion MS retreat was easily effected.
Reports to-day Indicate that the pro-
visional troops have plenty Of food and
ammunition. An attack on Managua
cannot be long delayed.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
PLENTY OF GOOD REPUBLICANS.
Representative Bennett Opposes Ap-
pOsntment of r. II. BuKher.

Representative Bennett. Of New York,
a White House caller yesterday. declared
that he was opposed 10 the appointment
OF Deputy Police Commissioners Frederick
H. Bugher as surveyor OF the port Of
New York to succeed Gen. James s..
ClarksGn. who retires in April
He said there were plenty OF good Re
publicans In New York 10 whom the p0-
sition might be given. and declared that
there was no reason 10 name Bugher. a
Democrat. Mr.. Bennett said he had no
candidate, but agreed thar the selection
OF a man was up TO Lioyd G. Griscom.
president OF the New York County Re
publican committee. and President Taft
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
SHAKEUP AT SPOKANE FORT.
Lieut.. Col. Abercrombie Relieved of
Command of Post.

There has been another shake-up az
Fort George Wright, ar Spokane. Wash
Lieut.. Col William R Abercrombie,
Twenty-hfth Infantry, L. s. A. has been
relieved OF command At that pos; and
transferred 10 Fort Lawton where the
headquarters Of the regiment are located
and where he viii be under the supervi-
sion Of Col Ralph W. Hoy;. commanding
the regiment.
The transfer was made by Brig Gen
NJ. p. Maus. commanding the Department
Of the Columbia. following a repor; made
by Mai George Bell, Of the Inspector
Generals department.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
To BALTIMORE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B.-Following schedule figures Published only
as information and aTe not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
Asheville, a n. and 1915 .. m For ChattApooQa
ard Memphis, 200 A. %, daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattAnoozs. Birrning.
ham New Orleans 1910 p m
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanoogz, Nashville.
Memphis, 40 q. n, daily. sleeping car ouen al
ter a ?. M
p For Atlanta, Birmingham. Columbia Charleston
Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida
posnts, fi5 ?. m. daily,
L s. BROWN, General Aesnt
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
NORFOLK & WEsTERN RWY.
.CHkDuLE ~ EFTECT IANUARY {. -

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 3. $40
Leave Washington Yea Union Station.
80 g. m.-Daiiy-An points on Norfolk and West.
en-
loslD .. r--Dzily-Roanoks Bristol Winston "a
lssn' knozviils, thaitaD0ga Nashville. EsE Or
leans Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
40 a m.-For Bristol Knoxville CsaftAuoaza
Nashville. and Memphis. Washington Memphis sleep
e open 70 ?. n.
Pa kosfoik-LsaYs Washington. 40 4 n dali.
Is = n daily. Arrive Norfolk II % a M. 6.m
p to.
t1s .. n.-Dailg-BsrTyEllis. Ls1rag Shenandoah.
Trains from TIE southVest srriys $50 a n. f0a1
D. n. and lz15 A. n
Al information FoRtesnsh stress aad Hsg Y6xk
avenue Bend Building.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
IMPROVEMENTS TO MARKETS.

Congress having made an appropriation
or 5000 for repairs to the District mar
kets. which will become available July l..
the Commissioners will then be In a po-
sition 80 direct the repairs which will be
made In the way Of renewing old stands.
decoration of the interior walls. paint
ing. installation of modern plumbing. and
other sanitary improvements.
While The So00 Ii only q little more
than half the amount asked for. Il will
do much toward placing these markets la
mors satisfactory condition.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
GOES BEFORE COURT-MARTIAL
Lieut.. Mcintyre Charged with Re.
spOnsibiiity in ship Explosion.

San Francisco, Feb. 1s.-Lieut Fred ".
Mcintyre. formerly chief engineer on the
United States cruiser Colorado. appeared
before TIE court-martial. which convened
this afternoon 20 determine his response
bility for the explosion in the Colorado's
f1rerOom. resulting IN the death Of two
men, few days after the Pacific feet
left here last September for the Orient
The court-maTtial was in session Tor over
two hours. and will not end for several
days. when findings will he forwarded 20
Washington.
Mcintyre was IN charge Of the cruisers
motive department month before the
feet left here, and IL is said that defects
in the boiler tubes. which resulted I'm the
explosion, have been traced to his regime
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
ELOPEs WITH A DRUMMER.
Daughter of FORMER Representative
Nichols WEEDS.

Richmond Va Feb. NV r. Magsen-
berg. travelling representative Of tbs
American Tobacco Company, and Mrs.
Grace NOVEL;. Of Greensboro. who eloped
last Tuesday. were arrested at Gibson.
y. C.. tonight and taken to Hamlet.
The woman Is the youngest daughter of
former Representative John Nichols. now
United States commissioner. of Raleigh.
While Msssenbsrg Is prominent socially
and IN business.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
ARREST DIsORDERLY NEGROES.
Disturbance on lexington street
Car Comes TO Sudden End

Two negroes, who assaulted a conductor
Of an lexington street car at a late hour
last night and threw whisky bottles
through the car windows, were carried TO
q nest of policemen. who took them in
charge. The offenders gave their names
as William Anderson, twenty years old.
Of Bangdon, D. .. and Daniel Young.
twenty-six years old, Of Prince George
County, Nd.
Conductor Lloyd J. Monkey called Capt.
Doyle and a detail Of officers Of the
Eighth precinct at Third and T streets
northeast. and caused the arrest OF the
negroes. The conductor was not injured.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
DEPEw'S OFFICE FORCE BUSY.
Senator'S Recent speech on Pros-
perity Sent Out Broadcast.

Senator Depew's Office force here Is
buster than usual. in view OF his can
didacy for reelection The senator
clerks have franked out 10000 Of Mr
Depew's recent speech IN the Senate on
prosperity" Most of the speeches went
10 New York state for consumption IN
the rural homes, but io0oo OF them were
bestowed on Senator Curtis. Of kansas.
and 900 will 80 into Missouri az the
direction OF Senator Warner,
The senior Senator has given directions
for wide distribution OF other speeches
Yesterday the birthday speech was
mailed out in large numbers
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
SPRECKELS WILL FILED,
Widow Beaueaths Her share OF Viii
Hons to Younger Children.

San Francisco. Feb. l9-The will of
Anna G. spreekels. widow OF Claus
Spreckels, filed to-day. bequeatha all her
share in the great spreckels fortune to
two younger sons, Rudolph and Claus
A.. and to her daughter. Mrs. Emma
Ferris.
The older sons. John u ami Adolph.
are expressly excluded by the mother
because they had had their full share
during their fathers life.
contest Of this will will he made
ny the two older sons, who will assign
undue influences &c the reason.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20

Frankfort. Ky. Feb. 1a-t'en Wilkes
the country, died here To-day, He hat a
record OF 22lA made twenty-five Years
ago i'm the day of the high wheel sulky
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
Getting Back.

From ths Yunkers Statesman.
THAT comic opera Of yours gave me a
pain" said Che critic
Well" replied the author OF the opera.
ssou shouldn't have laughed go muct."
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
GEN. REYES RESIGNS.
Mexican Governor sends Notice
from Paris on Mission.

Monterey Mexico. Feb. 1s-Gen. Ber-
nado Reyes, who was sent 10 Europe on
a military mission several months ago
by President Diaz, has resigned as con-
stitutional governor OF the state of Nueve
Leon.
His letter OF resignation just reached
here from Paris It is understood Gen.
Joseph Maria Mier, the ad interim COVER
nor. will be elected to succeed him.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
CONNERS CALLS WAR
Forces Gathering for Coun-
Gil on His Return.
MURPHY MEN ARE sANGUINE

COhaIan Says Leader Has Thtrty-hve
of Fifty-one Votes In the State
Committee Safely Lined I'D Against
Buffalo Chairman for Forthcoming
Meeting 10 Be Held in New York.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
The Beauty
OfFirm Flesh
Lies in the Power Of Rl5h Blco6 =
Keep Il Ever Clear and Clean

Stuart's Csicisa wsfcr~ l'rees
The secret 90 A-rr. sfr-rE sguQie aeeA
Is good. riCb. constant Sowing bees
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