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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
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IRvINGTON, VA, Oct. Son
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. in
the presence OF number of friends
and relatives. at the home of the
brides father. at Weems. Miss Ma
mie Abbott. oldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Abbott, WAS married
- Mr.. Walter Brussxaf, formerly of
baltimore. but now Of Weems. Will
liam Benson. Of Weeu,s. MAS best man.
The maid OF honor Was Miss Barnett,
Of the Island. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. II. L. Walton
Captain and Mrs Joseph Shehigh.
Of Lynhams. Va. have announced the
coming marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Margaret Elizabeth, TO Mr. Thos.
BENJAMIN Hurst, Jr.. on Saturday,
October Is. 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs- Joseph Ball Craire,
OF Kflmarnock. have issued cards 10
the approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Lillian Eubank. and
Mr.. George W. Sanders of White
stone, which will take place at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. October
-. in Grace Episcopal church, Kill
marnock. Va. Miss craIle il one OF
the most accomplished and beautiful
women In Eastern Virginia and is
widely knswn both In Virginia and
Maryland. MIR. Sanders liz q progress
sive and prosperous young business
man.
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Gorslol1svilles


(specfai To Ths Richmond virgfntan.3
GORDONGyff.taE, VA. Oct. s.--.
lriss Lille 1fichie, Of Newport News
las been spending the week with Misa
Pauline Jordan IN Town,
Rev. James ID Cook spent several
days this week with his brother, Rev.
George Cook. IN Botetpurt c0untyh
Rev. r.. ii. Meade and family have
returned from y trip OF about six
weeks spent ~ Orkney Springs and
with relatives IN Pennsylvania.
Miss Matte Mills, Of Palmyra. ar
rived Monday to spend several weeks
with Mrs. r. w. Ogden.
Miss MarUnerite Mills Of Dallas.
w. Ogden "a route 70 Boston.
Moss u
4 Miss cailie woody was the guest
this week OF her aunt, Mre. w. J.
Woody. en- route from Hot Springs to
her home 1T Melton.
Quite number Of our young la
dies left this week to teach school a.
follows: Miss BeIle Martin. Gilmore
Mills; Miss Katharine Schlosser, New
Hope; Miss Hattie Bibb. Flat Run;
Miss Ida Boston. NAsons: Miss Margie
Martin. Somerset. and Mrs. w, f.
Cloves.
Messrs. Richard and Robert Woody.
Of Richmond. were guests this week
. of the formers mother. Mrs, w. ].
Woody.
Mr.. E. L. Martin. OF Washington
has been spending the week with his
mother, Mrs. Susie A. Martin, In the
city.
Mr.. w. O. Thomas. who for the past
several years has been conducting a
grocery store at this place, has closed
out and moved to Richmond. where
he Will engage in the same business.
Mrs. Mary O'Neil. of Pennsylvania
ID visiting her sister, Mrs. c. Z. Nc
lntosh. in the city.
Miss Mabel Martin has been spend.
ing the week with friends in Rich
mond.
DIR. Isaac Curd has been spending
the week with relatives in Richmond
Mr.. f. 3. Jessup. OF Richmond. was
in Gordonsville this week on busi-
ness.
Mr.. James W. Snead has returned
from months trip spent at Natural
Bridge 4nd with relatives in Louisa
counta. greatly improved In health.
Miss Anna Richardson, OF Balti.
more. has arrived and will have
charge of Bibhs millinery department
this season.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Jordan was a Richmond
visitor this week.
. Mr.. George Watkins, of Thorn Hiii
was the guest this week of irfs son,
Mr.. r. G. Watkins.
Dir. E. e. Hopper. of Charlottes-
Vile. visited his sister. Mrs. e. w
Bowen. several days this week en-
route TO Richmond
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ABINGDON, VA. Oct. s.Dr. = =
Mrs. ,. A. Burrow arr attending a. II
ference this week ssss I'M u u
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Imboden n,6v9
to Bristol this week. where they xes5ls
make their home with their tiAuxn ~ n
Mrs. Fred Sheen. Miss Carrie lax 4
boden viii remain during the tern, 6ts
her school. s zssS q
The Appalachian exposition No.
proven very attractive to Abfne dun
people this week Mr.. and Mr.. ~
w. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. RI n CsfnnS
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. II. Preston, Nh.
w. Is. Ingham, Mrs WAfIAce Huff
Miss Katie Hurt. Mr.. Kinxei and MI
daughter. Sadie, and Miss Luctlfe WI.
dermaier being among those whpss
have gone TO Knoxville.
Miss Elizabeth Kreger win SpendS
the month OF October III Knoxv3lts
with her little nieces. Mary .Heiens
and Elizabeth Buckley. She left al
Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Boiling Robertson. ~
West Virginia. and Mr. and Mrs. wal.
ter Robertson. Of johnson City, we're!
visitors during the fair, stopping with.
relatives. MS;
The opera .Powhatan. given bvs
local talent in the Opera House herS
on Friday night, under the direction
of Mr.. Baker, a professional trainer
for the benefit of the local chaptefs u
United Daughters of the Confe6erarx.
and the Ladies' Auxiliary OF Abinxs
don Hospital, was an overwhelmiIsas
success. people actually being turned
from the doors for lack OF vfandfrxs
room. After division Of pronta -
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Christiansburo

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cHRISTIANSBURG, VA. uct.
Mr. w Flanagan !. - ,r.r~ !. 49,. X
81 IN ~ I
10 new ioTh
Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ. Charlton lAf1a
Thursday morning Tar 4 vfstt ~ = 80 81
mond -
i''"nu' ss \
captain =. ~ shelton. q BashAnas
has purchased the old Collision 49,
Mrs. d. ID. LESTER l. .s.s+a,,- Voc
p, d III q sN
Miss margaret Troiinger has refnxn-
ed horne. after yfsifi..r Mis-. NJ - ss
ret Wade.
Mr.. Tom Francis ~ T.xawe,i, ,.,.... .,S.ss
~. il visiting ralativss 49, u
Miss CYNTHIA Stenhen. !. xs.st,,. w
her nieces Mi.sa. Rns. 80, rssss ss.s
Charlton. - 81 f's M S .s5
Miss Maggie wade. of n,.cp .,.s,,..s
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day afternoon. delightful time was
spent by all present
Miss Mabie Walton is visiting
friends In stanton and Salem
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. GrabiIl and
Miss Eleanor Grabill spent part OF
this week In HafFisonhurg- Mr..
Grabtll Is having trouble with his
eyes. suffering with optic neuritis.
Mrs. r. O. Laughlin has returned
70 her homo in ! Wheeling, w Va,
after visit TO her sisters the Misses
Magruder on North Main street.
Misses Martha and Elizabeth Pax
ton, of Glaagow. have retdrned to
their homes. after 4 visite to their
uncle. Mr.. J, C.. Paxton.
Mr.. Howe Hack. Jr.. OF Baltimore.
is spending this week in town with
friends.
Miss Gertrude Price Ii the guest OF
friends In Timberville and Harrison
burg.
Mrs. +. M. Bird. or MT. jackson.
IL Visiting her sisterS In this place.
Mira J.. l.. Campbell. of Mountain
Lake Park. Md. spent this week with
Mrs. James HI. Williams on Mecklen-
burg street.
Mr.. i. Shields Chapman Is spending
this week IN Richmond.
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night from her trip to washington

night from her trip to Washington
city.
DIR. and Mrs. John J. Lloyd left
Monday morning for Cincinnati.
where they will attend the Protestant
Episcopal convention.
Rev. and AIRS. j. NJ. Carter and
children left Monday morning for
Chattanooga. where Rev. Carter VIII
attend conference, while Mrs. Carter
and children will visit her parents,
who live in that city.
Professor J. p. Haislip, graduate
of Roanoke College. has accepted a
position In the High School depart
ment of the public school.
Rufus A. Morrison left Saturday
morning for Baltimore, where he will
study medicine at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. During his absence J p.
Brandon. vice-president and manager,
will have charge OF the affairs or the
Powell Valley Light and Power Com
pany. assisted by Mr.. A. X. Morrison.
who Is also interested In the light
company.
Mrs. F. j. Payne is visiting resa-
tives in Charlottesville.
James NJ. Hodge, Of this place, and
r. G. Ballard Thruston, Of Louisville,
returned last week from their trip 10
Alaska. They report q fine time. and
while gone they travelled about fifteen
thousand miles.
M. n. Offutt. OF Huntington. w.
Va. was among the business men IN
town this week.
Miss Margaret Builttt Is visiting
friends in Lynchburg.
James W. Fox. Of New York, ID
visiting his family for a few days
Mrs. 8. POLLY Is In Knoxville with
her daughter, Mrs. Agee. who's very
ill., v.s.e -
Mrs Katie Lindsey left last We'd
nssday for Knoxville. where she will
spend q few weeks visiting relatives
and friends and the Appalachian Elk
position.
Miss Florence Mccormick. or CHI
cage. spent few days the past week.
visiting her brother. j. L. Mccormick.
at this place.
Mrs George RI. Sewell. of Middles-
bore. is visiting her parents, Judge
and Mrs. III. A.. w Skeen
Mr.. A. H. Reeter. vice president
and general manager OF the 6tonega
Coke and Coal Company. has bought
]. b. Ayers handsome new home on
Poplar Hill. and the three lots ad-
joining. which belonged 10 Malcolm
Smith.
Miss Prtestly, Of Louisville. VINO
has been nursing Mrs. H. K. Palmer,
has returned to her hume. her patient
being colvalescent.
Mas Mary Horton. Of Edison, Tenn.
IL visiting her sop Mayor w. H. Hor-
ton.
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Keysville

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KEYSvlLLE, VA, Oct. s.-Hrs. w.
2. HALEY was hoetess u the socisi
club Friday afternoon. These pres.
ent spent most enjoyable afternoon.
"Forty-two' was played. after which
cream and cake were servcd.
Or. and Mrs, MArshall Banks Nell.
Of Glover. 8, c., have issueu INVITA-
tions to the marriage ~ their sistsr.
Miss Minnie Irene Nell. q Major j..
W. Morton. az Keysville. The we'd
ding Will take place Wednesday eve.
ming, October 10. At O'clcek. Major
Norton II one OF the raoNt popular ana
Widely known men IS aouth1tde vir-
HinlA.
Nh, p. WI Hudsina. u chase city.
who hAs been the guest ~ Mrs c. M
Qebornes has retained home.
Mr. Ellie Roberteon has returneA
Tam. S ~ E' a.
MrA John Inxrxm nf Charjofi1
COURTEOUS, = visiting her hsosA ~, n.
q. friddy M ts1l4l wv y "a
xD6nd INenday - 49, i111 hfp< ~ ykNsE
ntm4 tfsAt N a4S q y w |,
ni1ltllsl y S}as||
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Spottsylvania
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N SPOTSTLvANIA. VA. Oct. g.
Mrs. Musette c. Frazer. Of Coventry.
after visiting a week AT Newport
News, has retained home.
Mr. r. w Coleman, attorney at
Law of Fredericksburg after visiting
for some days In Caroline county. 10
now the guest Of friends in Spotsyi-
vania.
Miss Ella H. Stevens. Of ithaca. N.
r.. is the guest Of friends in Berkeley,
Of SpotsylvMnia.
Mr.. John w. McKinn, OF wisconsin.
an old veteran OF the Union army,
il visiting the historical bAttiefields
OF Spotsylvania.
Miss Carrie Pendleton. of Spotsyl.
vania. IL the guest for week Of Mrs
Fanny Pendlston Hilidrup. of Chan
callor.
DR.. and Mrs. William A. Harris,
who have been visiting in Fredericks-
burg. are ut home again 1t Spotsyl.
yania.
Mr.. y. r. n. crismond. Of Spot.
sylvania. Is visiting Richmond for sew.
eral days.
Mr.. A. H. crismond. OF spotsyl.
vania. is the guest of friends in Rich
mohd.
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Keysviile. where he expects to move
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs e. w Taylor. Messrs.
Charlie Caldwell. Willie Lee. W. A.
Agee and John Coleman are attend
ing the Richmond far this week.
On last Sunday Frank Mckinney.
colored. met with the misfortune 20
have his leg broken by runaway
horse.
Miss Stella Watkins Abhitt will be
married to Mr.. James Blair Wilson
at her home next Wednesday at Oak
VILE.
Miss Eula May Burke has returned
home after long visit to Atlanta.
Rev. j. G. Lepps WIS installed here
Sunday night as pastor Of the group
OF Presbyterian churches here. Revs
Mr.. Fill. or Farmyilie. and r. r. Jones
OF Buckingham. did the preaching.
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tspeciai to. The Richmond virgintan)
RoxRURY. VA. Oct s.--Mrs. ]. II.
Long. who has been spending the
summer with her parents Mr. and Mira.
T. L. Walker. has returned 10 her
home. Jasper. Fla.
Mrs. J. w. Calhoun. of Deerflold, Va.
II spending some time with hsr par
enfa. Mr.. and Mrs. N. G, Talley,
DR.. Lucas. OF Endheid. NJ c. spent
few days lasA week In this neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. A. Il. Walker has rAfurned hnme
after 2 pleasant stay At the Brandon,
Basic City, Va. 49,
Mr., l. n. Rugie spent few days
last week wtth-his mother. In Essex
county
Miss Florence Harper spent . few
days last week with the Mlsses Mars
ton.
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sjn 11nsarn's &a,1ptitaot.
g II eft. 18 Mpr.

~ ~ = ~ ~ ~~f%'
@rprdl li6ent &ooieDelt bate am
Montag Elm auBerit rei@baltiges &ro<
granrm gu erleoigen. Dasielbe umfaB-
te elm Iriibitiid i'm fonigli6en s@loB,
lpo ser @rpraiioent @ait 6es @r5ber-
5ogs sSoiepb tpar, einen 8ei1@ I'M un'
garii9en &arlament, uno einen 8eiu4
i'm Observation-Disclosures Muieum. Mu-
Beroen1 itattete @oolepelt 0em erfrant<
ten 6ran8 &oiiutb, oem 6iibrer Der
Dppoiition, einen 8eiu6 ub, 11no BE-
ii6tigte oas bon ser l1ngariid- Slime.
rifaniiden 8ereinigung in 8uoapeit
erridtete 8aibington-Den Sn
ieinem &otel bieIt Ser grprdii0ent ei-
nen @ntpfang fit sic amertfaniide So.
Ionic, iomie fir oie @ertreter ser un-
garii9en 3eitungen ab. Das inte-
reiianteite greigniB 0es 9ages mar
un5meifelbaft ser 8elud bel 5ran5
@oiiutb, oeiie1r Rame NIT Ser ungari=
iden l1nabbangigfeits sbemegung enge
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Bon ruifii6er @reu5ua6e eri&oilem.

8resIau, SdIeiien, 18. Mpr.
@roBes Mufieben erregt ote &un-
6e bon einem erniten 6erti@-ruiiii@en
3uii6enfau, Ser iib ioeben ereignet
uno sic bieiige &egierung gu ioforti-
gen 8ortelungen BEL oen maBgebeu-
sen @elpalten in ct. Retersburg per-
anlaBt bat. Ser gorfaa ielbit miro
fur5 mie folgt gei@iloert:: Gin preu-
Bii6er Staatsangeboriger namens
&ieier, mel6er obne &ab oie ruiiii6e
@ren5e bel &reuBii6 &erbD iiber-
idritt, mur0e bon einer ruiiii9en
@ren5ma@e eridoiien. Der Eoote
uuroe ieiner geiaur1mten 8aari9aft
beraubt uno Die 2et6e auf Dem 6eloe
liegen gelaiien. 5obal6 Die beboro.
li9e Ma9riht bon 6em 8orfemmnib
eingetroffen mar, lpur6e pom Musmar-
tigen Mmt unpertpeilt 8ei@uer6e bel
ser ruiiii@en 9fegierung erboben.
0eit begreifli9er Spannung miro oie
meitere gntpidlung ser Mngelegen=
felt erpartet.
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@rbaltmng Scr 8ailerfrafte.
Denper, Col, Is. Mpr.

DenDer, SOL, IL. Mpr.
8or ser &onlerpierungsfommtl
pon Colorado bielt am Montagabeno
Ser friibere Sefretar oes Snnern1 S.
81. @arftelo, cine langere Heoe. Ser
lelbe fiibrte aus, 0ab iebt ale Sorbe'
beoingungen gegeben feien filr e1nen
groBen @aiiertruit, uno oab Die Sen=
oen5 gu elmer iol6en 3entralllterung
i'm 3unebmen lei. Ser @eoner befl1r=
lportete oesbalb sic 3uiumn1enarbett
ser @unoesregierung uno ser gin5el-
ltaaten 5ur Grbaltung ser nod per-
fiigbaren @aiierfrafte. @arfielo's &e=
Sc ging sic oes @ouperneurs Sbaf-
rotb poraus, ser entidieoen fir foot
li6e &ontroue ser 8alierfrafte etn-
trat, ausgenommen iolde Safe, 1po
rationale Sntereilen in Srage font
men.
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41igitens 6eittpeilie eingeiteat, Biz Ser
'Yan5e Sbatbeitan0 feitgeiteat meroen
fonnte. ssSn5uiiden manoten ii9 Die
@erbiinoeten @ereine an ibre 8ertre=
ter inn 8unoesfongreB nno es mur-
Sc ibnen sic 8erii@ernng gegeben, oaB
Sic @egierung jeoenfaas niht aut
@aarlpaltereien beiteben tperoe. Seu-
te @orlmittag 1per6en Sic &erren 0fi-
daelis uno Map als 8ertreter Der
Berei1rigten @eieai6aften oen gin=
nenlteuereinnebmer &. 6. Gabeu oie
suftpartung MAIDEN un6 ibn oapon
gu iiber5eugen iuhen, oab ein @e>
lang ooer Gurnoerein, mel@er gele-
gentlid Bel elmer Seitli6feit geiitige
@etranfe gum Nusidanf bringt, ni@t
als gemobnli9e @etranfeban0ler rl1=
bright uno beiteuert tper0en iolten.
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Is 3eriomen omrd @rormtid set0otet.

ct. 81 pb lie, CANADA Is. apr.
Gin rieiiger gr6ruti@, Ste 6olge
elmer Dpnan1itiprengung beim 8on
elmer 8abn in ser 9sabe Don ct. al-
pbonje in ser 4sropinie 4uebec, rib
etma 5pan5ig 9lrbeiter einen iteilen
Mbbang binab, uno begrub oas gan-
5e Mrbeiterlager unter rieiigen Gro
uno @eiteinmaiien. Son oen Mrbei'
tern fau1 feiner obne 8erlebungen
oapon, uno cine gr0Bere Mn5abl Der.
ielben tpur6e geto6tet. 8is ipat am
gsa6mittag batten &ettungsmann'
i9aften a9t 2eiden geborgen, barln-
ter sic oes Sen 8au leitenoen Srge-
niel1rs 8. @uggne BON ct. Soiepb,
Due, uno 5tpeier 1einer aiiiitenten.
Sieben 2eute tperben nod DermtBt.
Mue @etobteten ibliefen our 3eit oeS
ltngliids in oem am 5ube gelegenen
Mrbeiterlager. Die Mrbctten 5uc
Wegi6affung Ses sda1tts meroen
mebrere Sage in slnipru6 nebmen.
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Die 8mmbesli5ens.
80 II m oufee, 19. Mpr

~ ~ ~ u E, LIZ. <+fI.
Sen perbiinoeten 8ereinen, melde
ii9 Dor flint Sabren mtter bern yta-
men ,llniteb Societies for 2ocal Selt
Government 5uiammengetban babe11,
UNI Sem Mfuderpeien uno Sen 6ein-
SEN ser perionli9en Sreibeit, Sen
5onntagsfanotifern 11no ben ausge<
lpro9enen 8robibitionilten unerniio<
Li@ e11tgegen5uarbeitten, itebt mieoer
einmal Elm Sieg in MusF6t. @or ei<
nigen Monaten gelang es senx bteit=
gen Mudern, Sic 8un6esbebor0en gu
peranlailen, bon @ereinen, mel6e ge-
legentli@ getitige @etrdnfe gum Ans<
i9anf bringen, 6ie regelmdBige 8un-
oesli5ens BON $25 bas sSabr etn3u5ie-
ben. Ser @refutipausi6uB Ser Ser
binoeten @ereine 1p1r6e idon por
Monoten uber sic beinttiidii6en l1m-
triebe ser bieiigen Muder l,nterri6-
tet, uno iblteBIt6 al1@ 0ieie Sbatig-
felt leitens ser 8unbesbean1ten pe-
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8iloer alter Meiiter sefalid)t.

Gomrs, 6ranfrei@, 18. Mpril.
@roBe Seniation bat Die gerbaf-
tr1ng oes @rafen uno ser @rafin oe
@atignp peruriadt, 0ie unter Ser sln=
flage erfolgte, 0aB ungebli@e aopien
bon Dem gratli@en &alaiS alS Sri=
ginalmerfe alter Wfeilter perfauft pur<
oen. &lagerin lit 5rau @barles So
milton ASaine=2unt> cine slmerifane-
rim, Die friiber in Bottom, iebt in Ya-
ris mobnt. Die Samilie oe @atignp
mar oafiir befannt, 0ab iie itets anf
grobem SuBe lebte. Cine Sauslu@-
ung auf Dem 59loiie Ser De @atignps
for0erte cine umfangreibe &orrelpon=
beng gu Gage, oie bel6lagnabmt mur=
Sc. 2luBeroen beldlagnabmten Die
Beuntten n1ebrere Bilber, oie beretts
etifettiert uaren augeni@einlid Inn
nod 6en Ser. 5taaten perfauft 51
meroen.
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&ooiepelt in @ieu.
@ / e H. Is. Mpr

gSten, 10. Mpr.
Stool iepelt un6 6amilie lin6 beute in
@ien angelangt. @r uur0e bon oem
amerifaniiden 8otidafter &erens,
&errn &enrp @bite, Sen friiberen
amerifanii6en @otibafter, ser eigens
aus s9leiien gefommen, nno Dem
errei@ii6=ungarii@en @oti4after
in @aibington, 8aron &engelmuller
ernpfangen un6 in elmer &of-gquipa=
ge na6 0em Sotel &ran5 gebradt.
9fa@n1ittags beiudte er Sen Safe;
Jran5 Soiepb. Sic &alait-8a@en er-
uieien &ooiepelt ntilitarii6e @bren.
Na9 oieiem gmpfange begab ii@
@oolepelt na9 ser &upu5inergruft>
mo- er am @rabe ser peritorbenen &ai<
ierin @liiabetb uno 0es ungludli@en
@ronprin3en &u0olpb &rdn5e nieoer=
legte.
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&erseben 1tnb perge6en.
50 a bin q to II, 16. Mpr.

~ ~ y , ~ . ~ ~ 1O'
Brdli0ent Saft lieB beute 9ea@mit=
tag Srau 6rancis 5quire Softer, ei=
ner ser 6ubrerinnen ser bier 1T &on-
pentton periammelten 1rauenitimnt=
redtlerinnen, ein @6reiben 5ugeben,
in oem er erfldrt, oaB er ben 3piiden-
fam bonn lebten 9onneritag bereits
bergeien babe m16 ertparte l1116 bof-
fe, 6aB sic @eiinnungSgenoiiinnen ser
6rau Softer sic &ngelegenbeit eben-
10 idneu oergelien meroen. Ser Era-
ii6ent fiigt lit ieinem @6reiben aus
0riidli9 bin5u, 0aB er Ser gan5en sn=
eeIegel,beit iiberbaupt feline ge0eutung
beigelneilen babe. Hraiioent Saft
pur0e, tpie befannt, tpdbren0 elmer &e=
Sc, sic er Dor sen Sralten am Gonner=
flag bielt, ausge5ii6t.
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lteberfallen 1tnb ansgcpliinoert.
8ernicia. Gal.. 1S. Wpr

y e II c q, NQl., 10. Npr.
Ser Hoit5ug ser Soutbern Hactfie
8abn, Ser NIT ser 8oit fir @bina uno
ssopan bon San 6rancisco abfubr,
lpur0e an Ser rur 5tpei Meilen ent.
fernten 5tation 5pring bon 2 mas
firten &Gubern iiberf fallen. Die gan5e
8eute mar aber MIR neun eide re-
gi1trierte Yolt. Son oielen puroen
bier uieoer gefl1n0en, Sic anoeren 1pnr-
Sen bon SEN 8onotten. uugenl6einltd
ausgepliinbert. 2ektere bulten 1tt2
il. Sen in ser 9edbe Der @abnltrede
befinoli9en 8ergen auf, uno es ba<
ben ii@ peridieoene aufgebote anf Sen
Meg gena6t, lie gu iu@en; oa Die
Mauber gut betpaffnet 1paren, nadt
man ii6 auf elmer bibigen &an1pf 5tpt=
hen ibnen un0 ibren gerfolgern ge.
fabt.
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Ser 3mdertrnit.
SO n o1hindtort n, IL. Mpr.

|
slgenten oes Suih5oepartements
ser 8unoesregierung uno 0eS S9ab-
ou1ts unteriuden gegenpartig Die <=
benauderin0ultrie inn @eiten. Ser
3uef ser llnteriu@ung lit Ser, felt5u-
lteller, >pel9e 8e5iebungen 5lpt1hen
SEN sS0r0erern ser 9fiiben5uderinon>
ltrie un6 6em iogenonnten 3udertrult
belteben. Nean tpin miiien, oh 1ib
oaraus l1ebertretungen oes Sbermanz
@eiebes ergeben, uno ob eine aombl=
nation 5ur Bei6rdnfung 6es SanoelS
uno fiinltliden Teltietlng ser Eret1e
beltebt. 9as Suiti30epartement bat To-
eben eine oiesbe5ugli6e l1nteril1@nng
in 9ueblo, Col, abgel@loiien, uno
glei6e @erbunolungen meroen nob on
orei o0er bier an6eren Srten itattfin<
SEN. Man glaubt, 6ab anflagen beoor<
itebel1. 8eionoere &ufmerflamfett
miro Sen 8elbul0igungen 5ngelpanot,
6aB sic 3uderintereiienten 8etriigerei=
en- inn 3on0ienit in Seem Dorf uno
Seem Orleans pcriibt baben.
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sdeioet aus bc1n @enat.
7Ma 1binqton, 19. Mpr.


Senator sllori9 fat 6as @erii6t,
meldes bereits felt einigen Sagen per=
breitet Stpar, beitdtigt uno 6ie @rfla-
rung a6gegeben, 0aB er aus @eiun0=
beitsriidIi6ten it6 ntdt mebr UNI oie
@te0erpabl in Sen 5enat betperben
mer0e. Senator sll0ri9 fat 5ur 3eit
oes 8iirgerfrieges GDpbus gebabt uno
lit ieit iener 3eit perio0ii@ bon l1n=
terleibstranfbeiten beimgeiu9t mor'
oen. 3ns eir5ige Mittel, oas linn Stu
be baupn peripri6t, lit nad Sen Mn=
gaben lsines &r5tes tii@tige 8eme=
gung, 1no 0ieie fann, it@ Ser Send
tor, lpie er iagt, ni6t peridaffen,
menn er inn Sabre 1911 it6 nod ein=
NAL auf ie6s Sabre in Sen Senat
i9iden lieBe.
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8emerfens,pert6er @abliieg.
Giliit, Sit=BreuBen, 18. Mpr.
Die gtattonaIliberalen haben einen

SiI1it, Sf=YreuBen, 18. Mpr.
9ie Mationalliberalen baben einen
betnerfenstpertben 5ieg errungen in
ser @rtpqb11ung ibres &aroioaten gum
9fadfolger fir oen peritorbenen @ra=
fen n6o b. Stolberg @ernigero0e,
melder CUR 3eit ieines Sooes am 19.
Gebruar oieies Sabres Eraii0ent oes
&ei9stages mar. Ssn oem 2anooi=
itrift bon SitpreuBen, mel@en ser per=
itorbene @raf oertrat, maren oie Soft
ierpatipen ieit mebr als 40 Sabren
itets iiegrei6 gelpeien; meiitens bat-
ten jie iogar faum rennensmertbe Sp=
petition. Sci Sen ioeben itattgebagten
@ablen puroe ser nationaliberale
aanoiout &o9on nit elmer Mebrbett
BON nabe5u tauien0 Stimmen iiber oen
fonlerpatipen &an0i0aten erpablt.
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! @eneralfoniul @illiam ". gRnblee. /
6pnafo ma, Is. Mpr.

9ongtong, 10. Apr.
@iQiam M. Mublee, @eneralfon=
jul ser @ereinigten Staaten in Song
fong, itarb an 8ruitfeaent5unoung
&err Mublee mmroe am II. Mai 1909
5lun @eneralfoniul in &ongfong er.
nan>1t. Gr erbielt ieine @r5iebung
auf ser l1bilips-G Mfaoemie nno
ipater auf Ser Sarbaro- -l1niperlitat.
gead0em er graol1irt botte, miomete
er iid 0em 3eitungsmeien nno mar et.
ne 3eitlang ser 8ieepraiioent nno Dt<
reftor ser Wilmaufee Sentinel"
@ompagnie. @pdter trat ct in ben
Roniular6ienit uno lmur6e am 6. Suni
1890 gum 8oniul in &rag ernannt.
giadoem ct nod mebrere Nfale oen
@lab ieiner foniulnrii9en Sbatigfeit
gepe6ielt bate, nur6e er na6 Song
fong geionot. Ct errei6te Elm Ml<
ter bon 49 sabre1t.