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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-27
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The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
.REFUTES PE0NAGE CHARGE
Alabama Attorney General Defends South, and in Doing So Attacks
 the United States.
CAPITAL STOCK, PAID UP, $35, GOO. GO
 SURPLUS, S15, ,00000

\ Washington, Oct 22.-Defending the South from the charge of having re- duced its great mass of laboring men condition at most but one step rom peonage, Attorney General Gar Der Of Alabama, in he supreme court or the United States, made spirited attack upon the department of justice ol the federal government.
 The attorney general was defending tue constltutionality of the so-called labor contract law" of Alabama. The validity of the law had arisen in an sppeal of Alonzo Bailey. a negro, from aS conviction of a misdemeanor under ile law. He was charged with mak- Is service contract with intent to uelraud his employers, receiving ad- 'auce money and then breaking the Va'fact' The department of justice uaa been permitted a brief and to par Nlpa'e In the argument of the case as Hiend of the court"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22

east of Fifth avenue and is the loca- ton of many of the most fashionable residences in New York. It is unus- ually quiet in the early evening and would have been an ideal spot for an attack by thugs or enemies.
 The theory Senator Aldrich was not struck by vehicle. but was the object of personal attack by thugs, enemies or crank. was strengthened when a house-to-house canvass along Madison avenue. from SiXtieth to Seventy-sec- ond street failed to disclose a single person who witnessed the accident, had heard of it, or had seen the bleed ing and wounded senator making his way home,
 No Witnesses Found.
 A small army of newspaper men searched Madison avenue for possi- ble witne S. Frcn SiXtieth street, near where the senator's apartments is located. to Seveuty-se street, every resident was questioned. Drug stores. grocery stores, fashionable apartments and dwellings were ran sacked, but not person could be To- cated who had any knowledge what ever of the accident
 Hurt About the Head.
 It was asserted by the doctors the senator's chief hurts were in the head and that he would be able to be out in few days. Senator Aldrich told them. while he was walking past the corner of Madison avenue and Sixty ninth street, a vehicle-he does not know of what sort-struck him.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
HOLDS UP SEVERED LEGS
Tramp Has Both Lower Limbs Cut of by Train In Ohio, But
 Does Not Repine.

Youngstown, O., Oct. 22.T7Holding a severed leg in each hand a man was found by freight train crew sitting by the railway tracks near Lowelville.
 Say. boys, give me a cigarette" he said calmly to the trainmen. It's been hours since I had smoke. I'll tell you how this happened in moment"
 He appeared little perturbed las he explained that he had been stealing a ride and had fallen beneath the wheels of Baltimore & Ohio train. He was brought to a hospital here, where the physicians say he will recover. He gave his name as Thomas Perry of Lincoln, Neb.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
KETCHEL'S FIANCE MAD
Girl Murdered Man Was to Marry Attempts to End Life Four
 Times After Funeral.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct. 22.-- Crazed with grief over the death of her fiance, Stanley Ketchel, Miss Jew ell Bovine, to whom the murdered middleweight champion was to be married next spring, tried for the fourth time since the funeral of her fiance to commit suicide.
 The girl says she hears the voice of her murdered sweetheart constant ly. Miss Bovine is said to have had a remarkable influence for reform over the young pugilist.
 She is being constantly watched.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22

The Germania had cen reported down near Pogamasing, the point where Alfred Le Blanc in the Isle de France landed. It is now thought that
 The America H., piloted by Alan R. Hawley of America, and the Azurea, piloted by Emil Messner of Switzer. land with the Dusseldorf, piloted by Hans Gericke of Germany, are the bal looms uareported.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22

St. Louis, Oct. 22.-Convinced that the four balloons which started. with six others in the international race for the James Gordon Bonnet cup from St. Louis have landed in the wilds of Canada, officials of the Aero club are worried over the prospect that days, even weeks, may elapse before some of the aeronauts will be able to make their way out of the will derness and to communicate with friends
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
Kansas CltYan Giues san oon

ri leAIngton, Ky, Oct. 22.-R A Long
 ,Mo"e sSs ol'y capitalist, has donated WsVvu ", to Pennsylvania University
 ora,s nons Is credited with being the .nso,na na'or or the Brotherhood of the
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
Nine Passengers Hurt in wreok

ASntabula, O., Oct. 22.-Nine per e. ,SNs were hurt, three of them serious p,, D. when an east bound Cleveland, .sleSSilIe .s X Ashtabula electric bag sase sV car collided with a west bound tn ma. 'af on curve. The two motor
 D saved themselves by jumping.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
Yale Examines s,731 Candidates.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 22.-The report of the college entrance exami- nation board, just received at Yale, shows that for the present year 3.731 candidates took the examinations, an increase of nearly soc over 1909.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
ANXIETY |S FELT FUR FOUR PILOTS SIX BALLOONS HEARD FROM OUT
 OF TEN ST. LOUIS
 STARTERS. OTHERS MAY BE IN WILDS Vast Forest and Great Lakes in Dis trict Whither They Sailed Are Menaces to Life and Limb
 of Aeronauts.
OTHERS MAY BE IN WILDS

Haileybury, Ont, Oct. 22.-The bal loon Germania landed Thursday at Ville-Marie, 50 miles from here and $50 miles from St. Louis. Ville-Marie is reached by boat three times a week. Only the brief message that the bal loon had landed has been received.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
Robber Holds Up Nine Persons.

Osage, Okla, Oct 22.-A lone rob- Der held up and robbed eight persons in the Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail- road passenger station here. Later he robbed the clerk of a local hotel nd escaped.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
SLOWLY RECOVERING FROM MYS- FERROUS INJURIES IN NEW
 YORK HOME.
C0LLIDES WITH A VEHICLE
No Witnesses Found-Armv of News paper Men Search Scene in Vain for Confirmation of States
 mans Story.

New York, Oct 22.-Senator Nelson w. Aldrich of Rhode Island, leader in the United States senate, is slowly re- covering in his apartments No. $40 Park avenue from the effects of a mys- terious accident. Senator Aldrich him. self does not know how he was in tured, but believes he was struck eith- CT by taxicab or an electric car.
 Attack by Thugs Rumored.
 There are persistent rumors, as yet unconfirmed, that Senator Aldrich may have been the victim of a mur- derous assault The place where the accident occurred is just one block
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
May Search Northern Lakes

Unless they are heard from soon, steamers will be asked to search the northern lakes for them. The fear is expressed that some of them have fallen into Lake Huron or Georgian bay, away from the lines of naviga- tion, or have lost their way in the dense forests of Ontario All of the balloons were equipped with pneu- matic floats which would support the baskets and aeronauts in the water, but unless picked up they would suf fer from cold, exposure and hunger
 Six balloons have landed, and of that number three had trouble in reaching settlements where they could telegraph word as to their where abouts. More than so hours have elapsed since the balloons sailed away, As the endurance record of the world is 72 hours, 1t is not believed any of the great gas bags are in the air.
 Col. Theodore Schaeck pilot of the Swiss balloon Helvetia, telegraphed to the Aero club he had landed near Lake Temiskaming, province of Que bee, Canada
 The point where the balloon came down Is about S10 miles from St. Louis. This is the greatest distance travelled by any balloon that has landed.
 Record Probably Broken.
 Dispatches from Quebec, Canada however tell of the passing of bal loon over Kiskisink, near Lake St John, about 1,130 miles from St. Louis. If this report is correct, the balloon probably has broken the long distance record of the world.
 The balloon Germania, piloted by Capt von Abercron of Germany, was reported seen near Halleyburg, Can ada Thursday. It was travelling at great speed, according to dispatches.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-22
Claims Made Last Week
 by the COntinentaIC pdny
 Of Chicago III.

George w Butcher, Searcy, ArK ---- SZZ. UO Joseph Lowe, Magnolia, Ark 1866 Wm. o. Shipley, Hope, Ark 7166 Walter Cox, Hope, Ark 12O0 Roy J. Johnson, Hope, Ark k----- 1O.67 Wm. M. Griffith, Emmet, Ark 990 Geo. w. Wise, Patmos, Ark 50 Total Amount t--------S S153. 39 Don't write up Health and Accident Insura nee until you rerd the Continen- tai Casualty Company's Literature. We publish all the diseases and acci- dents, ane is not cnt out on the face of your Policy. Write for Sample Poli- cy, literature, rates, etc.
 Herman J. Herren,
 District Manager,
 Hope, Ark.
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
Wall Street Struggles Under Unchanged Conditions anden1ains Dali
IN WALL STREET TURN
DULL AFTER SPIRITED
EARLY TRADING.

NEW YORK, Aug 23--Stoclzs opened
under. pressure and q Urine lower than
last nights closing Further losses
were sustained in the early trading but
after a few minutes the market stead
led and prices went higher
Most of the selling in the early bust
ness was through arbiJrage brokers, on
the surface rejecting q sudden burst Of
activity in the foreign market strongly
contrasting with the lis5Iessuess which
prevailed there yesterday This selling
amounted in ali 10 about 12,0oo shares,
and was divided about equally between
Union Pacific, steel, AtchisOu preferred
and Reading Other selling was OF a
promiscuous character. coming mainly
from aggressive bear traders who gave
out the bulk Of the selling orders 10
other brokers on the idea that this dis
trIbution would be more effeCtual than
unconCealed selling by themselves The
brvfnE on the early decline was Of the
best character. coming from some OF
the strongest interests on the Street
No change resulted in the political stt-
nation over night except that the ecnoeS
OF the action Of the Republican state
Committee OF last week stlll resOund,
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
DEATHS

BCRCH-SuddenIy. on Monday morning
august - 1870 at his apartment, in the
Sherman. =. r. BUECH
CHICk-Cn Monday. August o 1910. az 4
p M at the residence Of Mrs J. c. Rlus-
hart 10 Lincoln avenue northeast SARAH,
widow OF Jesse Chick
DARCEY-on SUNDAY AUGUST 81 1910
WILLIAM RAYMOND. eldest son Of John
= and 8 Genevieve Darcy, aged seven
tssa pears
FANNING-Ou Monday August D. 1910. AZ
$50 p m-, CHARLES P, youngest son u
Charles = and the late Mary I'm Fauning-
GREENE-On Monday. August - 1910. al
1sl5 a m, SPENCER GREENE husband
Of Anna 2 Greene and the brother 81
Emma J. Shields Rosa Greene, and Kate
F1ggEscu-
1IEREDITH-On sunday. August q. 1910. AT
2-Io a. m, al the residence ri his father.
40 First street southwest JULIAN, son OF
Joshua y and Laveuia Meredith
1LILLER-on Tuesday August 3. 1910, at
S-95 a H. at ths residence Of her GauEh-
ter, Mrs Eliza A. voorhees, az Ee1iIworrh.
d G, Lucy a, widow q David Miller
aged ni0e-y-rw0 years and thirteen days
Funeral strictly private
C'CoNNOR-Sudd on Monday. August
q $50. JOHN. husband Of the late Mar
Earet O'Coun5r and father Of Dennis J.
and Mary II DColno-- native Of Favran-
fore County Kerry, Ireland
Funeral from his late residence ga Sec
ono street northwest on Thursday. AuguN-
- 1915. al $50 a. m, thence TO St. Alloy
sius' Church, where solemn hizh requiem
mass VIII be said for the repose OF his soul
a. a m Relatives and friends respec-
lively invited TO attend
PUGH-On Monday, August o, 1916. at HIS
a m. JULIA o FUGH. aged rIirty-Gva
years
Funeral from the residence o. her sister.
Mrs j. T Higgins. 11s Adams street
northwest on wednesday August o. al 2
o'clock p. m. Relatives and friends in
Vited 10 attend LitermeIt az Rock Creek
Ceuerery-
CPhiIadelphia and Pittsburg papers please
eOE1-l
TATLOR-Sud6enlv- On Monday. August %
1910 az 7 a. ~. HERCLD MCKEE,. infant
son Of William = Taylor and 2IarEa-.E r
Ta-1or-
X-TT-E- LAEEFH LUCILLE VET
daughter o. Charles J. and Matte II VeIt
AGED five mon chs
The Washington times., 1910-08-23

probably with a view TO repairing past
differences and presenting "a solid front
for the coming election The Republican
party * in a bad way, and regardless
Of its crippled efforts, il is hard 10 see
how anything but a sweeping Demo
cratic victory throughout the country
can alter conditions
II = the opinion here that a change
can DO no harm, for We VIII at any rate
be no worse of than we have been for
the past few years under continuous
attacks which have been detrimental &C
business interests
The large movement Of grain IS en-
cOuraEinE. and although sterling eX-
change is firm, the surplus reserve OF
the banks is still large, and there IS
but little trepidatiOn over money con
ditiOus-
The weather reports are. as rule Ia
Vorabie over the entire corn belt eN-
cept in portions of the upper Ohio val
lev. where il still continues dry In
much Of the Mississippi valley region
good rains occurred. and the soil now
probably contains sufficient moisture
for the remainder of the cOrn-growi e
season over nearly all portions OF Use
cotton belt, except IN Texas today the
weather is generally favorable
Since the noon hour the market mas
been very dull, with prices from frac-
rions 10 a point above last nights clos
ing
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
LOCAL SECURITIES
AGAIN VERY DULL
Railway Common Leads the
Market, Selling Freely
At 81 IL.

Trading on the local stock exchange
was much smaller than yesterday and
confined 10 Capital Traction script,
Railway common stock. MergenthaIer,
and Railway 4 Der cent bonds The
script sold at 112. Railway common at
the same prices as Yesterday and the
per cent bonds at ST.
Railway common sold again In 100
share lots. being taken chiefly by one
broker.
MerEenthaIer same out quite freely
in small Iots at 2l65z 70 2l75A-
Gas attracted no attention. and the
bank list was entirely neglected
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
Wholesale Produce Market
=. Cheese. 90 Rutter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Cheese-New York new. 1sc per ID: fat
cheese. Is1zc- Der ID: dairy cheese. 1sc per ID
EsSs-Nearoy NirEinias, -fizc per doz.'
Southern. sc per d0Z
Butter-Fancy tub. sc per 3D., print. sc
per H., hlEh-grade tub. 5-lz per 10; print,
So zc per To-. rElrdS. tub sc per 10. print.
sc per ID renovated. tub. sc per 10. print.
&c per 10.
Poultry.
Live PoEIrry-sprsng chicken. Isc per H.,
hens, l5al5c per lb-s roosters, lie per 10;
ducks. l-al1c per ID
Fruit.
Apples-25a50c per box 75aS200 per bbL-
peaches z5caSI-o0 per box piHeapples. SI-15a
pears, 55Ca$L-5 PEI box plums. 55caEI-5J per
crate California ranges S4-Gla6-tJ per box
Vegetables
Potacoes-sl 15a1--5 per Dbl, sweet potatoes,
s. 51a5-50 per bbL. onions. SI-75aZ09 per Dbl
Green Goods
CUcumbers- Soc per box. corn. caIOc per
dcz- tomatoes, 51a15c per box green pep
pers- 5la75c per basket, eEE plant. sc per
d1z-- lettuce nearby, s. 0la--l1 per boI-. cab
base- Sl-uua3-o0 Pc hundred; watermel1as
loa-5c apiece cau-aloupez- 5Jal - per crate,
beets. soc per basket squash. 800 per Dbl /.
beans, S-95azel; Per bbLi celery. E0a5Gc per
bunch
Live Stock
Calves-Prin1e. SIC per To- medium Sc per
h. cornu1ln- -a7lzc per lb-- choice beef, SAFE
per To- common. 5a51zc per Ia-- choice lamb.
6-7a1c per h. fair 10 EuO1. O. per 10. hogs.
Sslr- Der 10
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
TOWN IN MICHIGAN
GAINS 1874 PER CENT

The Census Bureau today announced
the following results Of the 1910 emu
meraIiOl with changes since 1900
Flint City. Mich. $3.50. increase.
=, 80, or 1912 per cent; Jackson, Mich,
q 4g3: increase. 6,153 or PAS Der cent.
Battle Creek. Mich, 25-o57; increase 6.7oi,
or 81 per cent
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
TODAY'S SALES.

C-rttal Traction, scrip, S96GI3. 93G113-
WashlI gtOu Railway and Electric,
common, loJ452lz. 2uS. 100GS21z. 10Dl9
32I1
MergenthaIer. sam. 10d217. -5dZ67s, "a
III 5H2l64s. 19d Zl67s, IGQ2ll, 10g2llls. i91
IL. 1cG2l7ls.
After call-WashingtOn Railway &
Elec- As. S-,0GJu S31z.
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
MOTORCYCLES

ONE Harley Davidson. Q Indians I Light
Excelsior, 4 Marsh. and I Minneapolis -
speed van These are all bargains and are
IN good condition EXCELSIOR AGESCZ,
sIS -h 81 ~ "
READING STANDARD. single cylinder; So
value. SI5- L y Mud. II. Inc. III
y. +
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
COUNTRY BOARD.

-aN-VEIs-BoarCers on farm ~ miles fre-l
Remington, $ miles from IVeshiastau- fi1e
tau-e. VeEezz bles. milk. Ice. fruit. families
or parties desired. s. per week Mrs " 4
King. Remington FauQuier comfy, Va
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
AUTOS REPAIRED

OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT. IN charge
q ROB- 8AS>ELL. who has had u
years experience IN auto construction Ne
are able - take care o. auto repair Hork
q the most complicated character Patrons
have absolute assurance that vso-k le-z j.
OGT care must be entirely sa-lslacLory- cor
GEZESSIOSAL GARAGE. g. "a ave. 5 L
EEnrr I. L..
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
HELP WANTED
Male aud Female

VA c'TED-CCmpeten stenOgraphers and
booksesrsrs are In demand The best place
20 learn Is a. STRATER-6 BUSINESS COL
T4f-CfE.. cid Masonic Temple. sth and + s-s
Day and night school all sumner Coolest
rooms IN city. Positions Tor graduates Free
classes on Saturdays Write. phone OF call
for catalogue
ETENOGRAPEIE RS-'-Srcces - .IsItnnazic''
shorthand system taught BY Success
graduates. individual fnstrCUtiCn. Garsf1.
personal atteI.tion given each STUDENT day
and night. . he only Success school ia
washington STUART & LEE. Room ts
Century Bldg. 40 SIN 81 n. " Cal g
write for catalogue Special speed classes.
EgANTED-AEassaes treatment for rheu1na-
tisrn Address COX s5s Times office ]
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
PERSONAL


w J. COLvILLE.s latest book. -.Ancient
others OF his works. ard any 0lEer books
pertaining 20 spiritual works For sale -
SIGNORA AENINA AHsDRINA FaZZI. cog
STA and East cap sts- Phone Lincoln 80
WANTED-TO ADOPT a small boy not over
year ola BOX 46l- Times Office
Have You Tried IT.
HeHInann'S Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
!. your dealer cant supply YOU
PHONE L 1ssl-1sse.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BooKKEEPER-Youug lazy. apply be-
tween snd 20. CAPITAL PAPER BOX
CO. s. Hanover 81
GIRI-White. 10 mind ehHd ana a. Ieht
housework- Apply at store 90 Feunsyi-
vania ave y "
GIRL-Neat. for general house,vork- stay az
nights prcterred- 556I lltn ST. - W
GIRI.s-severaI. young. u learn ns4r work
At once SfC5%DFtA ANNA ANDEsINA
FAZzL cor fth and East CAP &C.
GENERAL HOUsEE OREER. good plain
cook Apply 1oZ 1th ST S W
HELP FOR ALI. DEPART.IESIs in hotels
BURGESS HOT Fl AGENCY. SOC leth -
IADY CANVASSERS-Goo commissions
article in greatest demand by aH ladies'
Call at 81 A 81 y + from a. M % y "a
MBNGLE HANDs-Experience $50 c St.
y W
PLENTY OF WORK fo- white and eolored
pain cooks, chauberulaids. vaitresses- -635
I'D = - ~
sALEsLADY in our shoe findings depart
neEt, must be Wen recommended WI
HAHN. cor. 9Th and X SIS.
Experienced opticians; salary
Call between and c. and 10 WHEELER,
MATTRESSES. PITTsBURG CAPE,
f76 Pennsylvania ave y "
WAITRESS Ezperienceds white. - " J.
ave n W
WAITRESS Es-six experienced II once.
short hours. 500 10 s. per week Gu SIN
WAsHWO1IAN-At once. for two days
gsashing and ironing private family Apply
- , 20 - =
VyAcSTED -Exp=rienced upholstery and lace
curtain EalesVyolleu- Apply o. Manager,
WOODWARD & LDTHROF.
WO8AN-WhIte. settled. for cafe. s. a
week vegetable cook white. so a month";
W0IE. CllJ-ed woman 1C- private family o.
stzrse. SO. FISHERS AGESCN. fls ION 81
VVD8IACS-EhIts: early cleaner Apply
i3useleePcr. ST JAMES HOTEL
WJ3IAN-CoIcred. FOR general houssuo-z5
family o. - IA apartment; with references.
Apply Apartment =. nc lsth -
YOUNG LADY for slen5sraphlc and cir-ula-
work. must have some experience il pat
eIE work state experience and salary CE-
I-cte5. 5oA Z. Times 9i-ice-
YOUNG LADY CLERK Ga high grade ca-1 p
store. must furnish references BOX 500
Times oflce-
YOUNG LADY for notion stc-e- zlzst have
experience Inqu-re So n Capitol s.
HELP WANTED-MALE
ADVERTISING NAN-Goodi s5o5 p-o1Os.-
ton BOX 81 Times e-riee-
ARE YOU I1oAlnz Tor a 5oag i 50. u Us
assist sou 20 a 5000 paying position E1-
further particulars apply % Manager THE
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE,, ISL
st1 81 n -
BARE i-El-EEEst class 81 EuaraHtleI- STEADY
N'rE- 80 feslIs5 wanna ave
BARBEE-Steady. white. SIC a week and
per cent - Asns -. A-sEzn---a- Va
BOND SALESlTEN-A1 exceptional rr61osI-
ton. several Al bond statesmen desired Live
Wires. uhJ do things BOX Al Times
ofGce-
BOY IL byc-e shop FRANK II LASIA2I.
e5f y "
BLACKSMITH HELPER
30 Fcl-syit ana ave y "
BUTCHER grocery store lsH s,h st.
- W
BUFFERS. cafe walters, h1lseu1au. Ia.Iao7s.
man. VIE. private family 15g5 L=E 81
y "
BJSS Eoy--o.o-1E, IN Iuu-zre0u- 5ss
Eellsl ana ave - W
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

FURNISHED 10 The Washington Times by
a G. Plant d Co. IA Fourteenth street
1-orrhyvsst-I
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL for our estimate on house
repairing and remodeIinE- J. B. GIBBS
Is2s L St NV, Phones y ss07 and y LEO y.
The Washington times., 1910-08-23
SITUATIONS WANTED.

POSITIoc-. TO learn the chIGonier business
Apply % II r. MIDDLETON. IN care o.
8Trs- 1d,Farland. Hyattsville. Nd
BY BLACKSMITH. frst-class. BOX 40.
Tines offCe.