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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-01

teryi Here and there from Jew and
Gentle, sanity characters have been
sought and found by the preaching Of
the message of Christ, even though
that message frequently was dimmed
by earthly imperfections and blem-
ishes-by erroneous representations.
Those sanity ones will be sharers
with Messiah In Divine blessings on
the spirit plane, mentioned to Abra-
ham under the figure that his seed
shall be as the stars Of heaven" But
under what conditions do these attain
a spiritual inheritance like unto the
angels and far above them? We an
swer that the spirit nature is the d.
vine reward Of a special obedience.
Our race was not created on the heav-
emily plane nor for heavenly nature;
but Of the earth earthly. And its sal
walton from sin will bring it to the
full perfection Of human nature and
to the full enjoyment of worldwide
Eden. The Spiritual Seed Of Abraham
is to be composed of Messiah and the
Elect Little Flock of sanity footstep
followers. The price of their exalta-
ton Is their conservation unto death
and faithfuIness to that Vow. These
are the Jewels mentioned by the Lord
to the Prophet-"Gather together my
saints unto me. saith the Lord; those
who have made a Covenant with me
by sacrifice" 'They shall be mine, in
that day when make up my jewels"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-01

New Jersey is said to have the
largest dahlia farm in the world.
Dahlias are pretty to look at and fine
for decorative purposes. but there ia
no odor to them and they are not
very filing as food. Judging from
Woodrow Wilson's speeches, he might
be classed as political dahlia-all col
or and no paaat
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-01

Wilson's theory of controlling legisla-
ton by executive coercion should prove
a boomerang rather than big stick.
1t will take more than two "Jim-
mics" even with such an unsuspicious
lookout as Woodrow Wilson to crafk
the New Jersey safe.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-01
UNSATISFACTORY REFERENCES

UNSA TtSf AZ IOhY hEF EnENSGo'
woodrow Wilson has no hesitancy II
picturing himself as better than his
party. In none Of his speeches since
he was nominated by strong arm meth
DDS has he shown any modesty II
speaking Of himself, but his 'holiel
than thou" belief was given Its mosi
marked expression at Somerville last
Wednesday night. Read that speech
and you will realize what a pre-emi
nently righteous man the Democratic
candidate believes himself to be. He
tells you In effect that he is so i'm
maculate that you should ignore the
fact that he is the candidate of po-
Etical party and elect him governor
for himself alone. Wipe out the rec
ords, he says. They don't cut any fig
ure with him in the field as the only
apostle worth considering. Listen to
this: at is in vain that either party
turns to its past record, either for vim
dication or for excuse. Its past record
is not pertinent to the matters now In
hand"
DIR. Wilson might just as well have
told his hearers this: 1T is true that
was named for governor by Jim Smith,
Jim Nugent, Bob Davis and Billy
Thompson. 1t is true that these men
suppressed free speech in the Demo
cratic convention in Trenton and forci-
bly, elected delegates chosen to vote for
other candidates 1t is true that these
bosses are notorious as exploiters OF
the people for personal gain. But for
get it all. They have been made clean
by their association with me-"
Oh, yes, the people Of New Jersey
win believe all that. They will pick
mn the starved and helpless snake at
the behest of a man on the housetop
who has seen pictures Of snakes In
books, warm 1t back to life and feed
It at their own expense.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-01

With a Republican governor and a
Republican legislature, the inland wa
terways prospect will be carried out.
Jim Smith and Jim Nugent, with a
few other Democratic exploiters, would
put the waters Of the state to another
purpose, one for personal profit. Just
bear that In mind.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-01

Notwithstanding the professors
stumping tour Of south Jersey, the
sweet potato growers are not flooding
the market. Theories don't carry much
weight with practical tarmers
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-01

Wilson. the innocent. advises Demo-
Gratis that corporate evildoers should
be punished Charles w. Morse and
John Il Walsh think Republican laws
altogether too strict.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-01
WASH THAT ITCH AWAY

1t is said that there are certain springs
in Europe that give relief and cure tc
Eczema and other skin diseases. If you
knew that by washing In these waters you
could be relieved from that awful itch,
wouldn't you make every effort to take a
trip to Europe at once2 Would you not
be willing to spend your last cent to find
the cure2
But you need not leave your home for
these distant springs. Relief is right here
IN your own home town.
A simple wash of Oil of Wintergreen,
Thymol and other ingredients as COM
pounded only In D. D. D. Prescription
will bring instant relief to that terrible
burning itch, and leave the skin as smooth
and healthy as that Of child.
If you have not already tried 1t, get at
least % cent bottle today. We assure
you of instant relief.
JONES PHARMACY
ALEX DUBELL. PROP.
Mount Holly. n. J.
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poQs
PEOPLES PULPIT.
Gods Message
of Comfort
To the Jews

'Comfor ye, comfon ye my people. saith
your God. Speak ye comfortably to Jerusa-
lem. and cry unto hen. that her warfare is &C
eomplshed. that her iniquity Is pardoned; for
she hath received Of the Lords hand double
for ill her sins. "-Isaish Il. z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25
y !ygN Ano AeasAas-nen,sl
FREE
WE PAY 1'@E FARE

I've fsw DAYS enly we viii pAy an sx.
eumtef whe drsiFa 90 invest in nuad
AVID a. the rishi pelce
az several times I've value. rs wiih NJ
~ puf ekprnse end SEQ ffart ~ land
'sra A. lees inan its veluv We have
- maeh fsitA u auf proposition that
We are eiiiins 20 pay r6uf sspansas
=. H"thwf r0N nuf uF saf
call sfiie ~ pkeue ~ about arrange
mahts anA INT We TNLL YOU about
49, NafeaHe proposition thai 10 ausa
teielf en NE square anA eHhin the
,a.e@s ~ ,hs roat man Al IDEAL gp
rMoM , 500 tha best beds 20 LES
ned eft land ln Western Washinstah
s sss sss, rsssrdis,ss g ,Pgless ,hat 81,
wh4 this land has Increased go per
cent 81 value in HH0 Yeas and whF an
inserarhAa nov buudias via asabls
i.kr Is laow YOU "a s ssss,t. q, ,hs
eftefH % gthefs uhe have haHEbt isnd
tssn gsi lsi e chow yea whAt a small
capital ard fuAF HnrtNF viii aFcemt
Fstsh t1W4fts tHuf lHfa iaudenca.
hhA " FhtAs YOU about a BODY ~
,esssa.eft leHt that e lha e4uai ~ any
fact, preaaee 81 au hinda thas WiN
stow ta thls liiluatei land that u IDEAL
,sss f.a.sst sad aatfg sa,se.es .aa 9,i
satss ne 60 - feet located on FalirQad
ed anaf ENat tnafkats
Hsntki tatfn ntW being PLANTED Wn q
part - euF iNne. ana the Atnf 81 aon
- esEeffs saiFrt fHf sacfassf4i faFritHF
Don EXPERIMENT TUE HFAEN
HAS hnNh THAT ron YOU
Ff.se 80 80 asfsi - per arfa cash snf
see nsf eefs per meath. ta 20 ant
tssRNfs tracts
Frss deed ln oess - death rree eaten
sisn % tiers ia csss ~ sist bees
Cali o. ertts fsf Illustrated nHakiet aHt
tss ns tel Yun wHfe ataHt thia tzhh
% eith 40 % Hisaa. sHahnfnlsh cauntf b
ist shew ff e. FnH
ELWoOp LUMBER q TIMBER
COMPANY.
AAfN sts3 g4s HENRY uLna
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FOR REM



.,f>r,H@fslN.ee>eer,f,ssf ss>e~@aNs~s>a~~a>s>..
q wNi rant YoMF property ana tahs
rafe or Pc ana EuafsHtua saflafaetinn Il,
IanaIHrd SOS truant ivy me- d. W
Jackson 500 AweficaA hank BLDG Main
tfst tnt ttif
Madgra cottage fanr tannss ttt ANS
ballard rer
rer Neut a-roan heusa. modern sfs
NNhHurhs st FfHmantl uiea location
rest tet fhane Is sH
ream eetiaNe i htask fiaFn ear tine
ester ana neht. l9 peg meath Main
ttse
H.Fesn wsasrn eottasa eth tsan
ttse AtnaHn af one Mesk ffuu gar
NfHea ard stable Nn Wsstlata faf rsni
tts Westiahe az. tta
Eer Neal g fsan enftafe. nsar tua
ear Hrcs fnane MACK go
BEST reaaceA aoahia house. I AND 4
feAms rhaua taa
taf Rent Wnuss an ear line ana
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SIT AIR WANT ADS
PAY
TP) "
The following letter was received by this paper
short time ago;

short time ago;
"The Publishing Company
Seattle WaahingtoH
"GentlemeuO the goth of last December placed small
n paper advertising
pay department very that the advertisement
in and between
the the first Of March hunoas just
doubled Up Of March aid advertise this depart
but Tho know that
tho direct result ~ the star nd u
pleasure the advertising
public Wishing you success truly YOURS
NATIONAL BARRIER COLLEGE.
REDDISH. Prop
- ST. will show books 10 Interested parties that he
above statements may verified
"wM n REDDISH"
The above letter unsolicited and speaks for
itself.
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90 al esrATl-toon.a.l

CITY RrAL gsTATE-tcontd.l
WHAT CAN you GET ron t1O7
so CASH
go MONTHLY,
FOR 50Ki20.
CLOaEIN PROPERTY IN A
Whii~BulLT NEi0HBOHHOOD
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
FORT LAYTON CAR TO 5fTH
Az. W
SEE MR nrz AT PLEASANT
VALLEY GROCERY.
I DO THE BUSINESS BECAUSE
THE PEOPLE GET GOOD VALUE
I'M PLEASANT VALLEY OK
MAGNOLIA BLUFF
DAVID = EASTMAN.
900 COLMAN BLDG.
H
soEiae corner teth as n y Niea ~
toe lut Very easy terms This ls $500
cheaper ,han the Sans aiss Tract across
mtsi2sI-lhisHis fi ~ ss- : oS 29 block
$50 CASH.
T-raofn house. dose - good ssr|
..nss en terns y isg agun and szs pr
nqnfh Berries Hnd fruit fFssa f.qf f4r
ige Price only fi.fos Phone ballard
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
e-N=~@N=~.Nse-~eHsssss asseeees~.e~-~0.aN-~s
WEST HENTttsB.
80 CASH, 80 rEh MONTH
,ias e. - west ssaisis. gsariss ~ ira ~
ftfe 70 fsto far % feet. Two tiscss frnsa
saf and rfasa - school
WALTER uAfwgwohTH
1ft LEAHF UWfLulsu
tai fHstia unabstrariitie stew two
hilfAa ff1fn Caf on HFa n9HirFard Price
1883 Terms fatq down and balances as
flt uuHthif etf Hfaf
~ b. l.lsfsr wesl esatts hsal Estate
ENrt tniVELf ~ Downs nidE 100
Second aF aain tttt. IND aftb
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
-@s~eeee~-e-~s0~~e~yo-0
what have fau a. exchange for town
washington Also faF FmfaN fruit
faurh. ~ hard cpmnsfaiai varieties. we'll
located
oro VIRTUE co nosros nLK.
Ea ffudr-A flne hew ptaap faf rec!
estate. Tacoma property preferred
HERMAN aCMHpEuEM
arse Winssew Place
ssaitis bona. tasinssa and sersaFs-
fFafe AZ for tfY climate agie Madispn
FOR sNLE--WooD AND COAL
0fssF fFesfsfS fasi - cfs1Si' IIff,
MIL eerf fate Load ifl1 Ind. 1855
SEATTLE FUEL Co.
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MaHtaH= Contracts q NortoAae-
Ttelf PAID FNH Mnftr,aAuHH Am
CONTRACTS anywhere De- Wtshinetan.
$50 DELAY NHHHH NH Nwn ntHnaK IA
b. NfaenWaF fai AmeiicaH nsnk hiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25

~is'e'~fssNesaa~ sNsesae~se~NH~ee~~nNae
The fuui sea psf aa fiFaltura 10 a fsiF.
aiHhFa nHfse NJ auNEiHa en- kassaa nurs
chased ~ YoHfsnis Ahh patd fof 81 ana
eFak ar mNnth aaufa sHau enable 700
o. HWa lt VS. hxAaHt credit Wnasth sssis .
Hiaft FuFu So tts iaas 81
MeaHfn fassh hHuas. naattY humtsh f.
81 rFss.nania fH fisHt party fsfsfrso q
etEeanEet HatH neaF Madison Phone
81 ttss before is q n
Sicn3F saFaisnea ulaaagu t.tauin house .
oHs aiaeH ffaH esf al unfF4saity aata
ttfh as q 3ad Red ist tsrics SO
per mnufh
rar Rrat- T.,ssn tlFniahsa heass 40
a meata ee hhiltFen tste zen Az E
sfk.fees fuqnIsaaf haaas. scar Efas
meat fHers Ballard fta
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ssatiis k5ms. taslnsas anf s6fsaFs--
iraas az for tfy climate asio Madispn.
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DANDY PLACE FOR
GHlGEEM8

4ffHifs iat nne lawn berries q cory
hilms aiHW he's shade rurfafns uFeuiarH.
electric llHhfH. gifs water. large snfhnfa.
spianain aafkshap, sa iagtaa hens. faunp
N NeAs5 alec haa sita sFnism iH
shighen raapi event ttna Hoes ZOE a. tqQ.
ffae q it9g sashs lie W. tauHth. Phone
Ballard 1854
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$40 MONTHLY

aAML G FnEEI.a INC.
1ie Leary Bids
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Naasra settare taar raosas. sit tais
ltin ss ueaf Wet ssh fiemon,
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CITY REAL EaTRTE-(conrdl.
llAG00lIA BEACH
park
Tun nfaunsr nAnaAfu ~ THE
MAMHET

AAtM hAN8A.A va NNAlM ~ THE
MANhEN
QuAnTWn ACun TRACTS, 1850. t6Tt
re fhh Gent DOWN fto A MONTH
Directly iu lice Of oiig'a rfowth ana
HH main fharuuHh fare HffeHdfd arFIHN
water uipad fn every i1t hiFh. DRY ard
healthy fins eiaN 1f Hnana one nsia.
We frpua trolley. Thirty minutes from
Pioneer hquaFv.
Thlfty bungalows alfcady built nHd o..
euligd
rahs FauntisfaF oar a. 0atewaod sta
hHn SEES aut representative Mf Mar
NHfHnni GA property. or cali, Hfits ~
phone VA
UNION TnuNT CO. uwnefs
fnd. 1870. ttf-a Emuire uias A. tfft
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FROM MlILl DIRECT
ET0 YOU

4 huY your building materials
from the manufacture
1 and SAVE THE RE.
4 TAfLEK'H PROFIT. We
i are the largest because
10 besEl cash and deer naAn.
\ ufaetufcra Ia the Paztfto
a NerthWaat These Drlces
i tell whv
4 CrQEs panel doaFs for
4 Painting tlgk
4 Cross panel Doors for
staining, siBa.
= cross panel doors OH
flntnh. tfSS
- Froat do0ra F4s6. tgEo
and up
a-iifhf Eindswa Use 10
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81 Vent H'a'' ca saF me "a
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FApMs kND ACREAGE.

ffH~H@ " - HafaraT = = y - - - =
"a acres. n cleared. good soil g-room
house. barn 59z61. cows. heif9fHi
horse and wagon. f9s Chicksnsi iOoarss
orchard All farming implements inns
$3.50 on terms.
10 acres. cleared fine soil. 100 young
trees. 2 barns wells. on gravel road.
near !arRs city. thlokly settled oom-
uunftV, good E-ro0m house. Prizes ", 100 .
on terms 1919 Am Bank Bldg
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FARMS AND AcREAoE-tcont.l
s~--s>rs-e~e~aeses@Fss seNNesHe~~~efNe~~sHsesf
FORT GEORGE

TWll j @lGUAGl6
rhsfe is No aauht asa % mes, uisa.s
nsinds lhat ~ as Hahis thaf
FORT GEORGE FARM LANDS
Mean sessi wsails 60 tha early settler.
aui riehss lp anF settler whs taFa co.
Asavrea Iauraat ssr y. ssys .-rhs
Fash 81 FnFt UaNfae Eaafiauea Aai4s
lsass daifY aith ssassenErfs AaYuus
@tsbfuN ~ enhetaen lhemssifes "a TBS
Asaaaat % mHff hsn1isa EHfHg uHrfh he's
~ i sa ss ass .s ~ X. sssa.asl.
e tees waitias thsif tafu 70 b fiaiEhtsa
rs. "a. So staamsf Eap~s.s "a.
iaanehea last seek ~ fasiz efHsA faF
gae nafihafn huh az Fert oeaFss
HisafHsfa en tts fisefs FfaesF saf
aaehaea. iandinM thmasanas gf toes ~
ssrgsas@fs 49, basy, rsia u % Ess d.
is1qUAena ranstspstlAa aaatiEe eafaF iss
tlans % so toes W ffsisht iauana las
sssk wilflan usan q Pale Alto Gal
- eaassfactina. sta rs ciaFss AIS
Co - Heef snA sssh fastarg rtN
TNApEHR eANE nAR EsrA ntfHNEu
% Tees ipis Fsfsaasas aa iganstiiaa AZ
aass tha HsHksFs ~ zee ee rhsss lots
psFa gisrsa en tas tnaFs.s 8stKiaaifE Af
lsss q sss,sfs . 81 ana '... :. I.
sasa a. aaFh fhe fsFass near Poet
0eetss anf AZ s,pns ne sitsf Ffasss ~.
basr Hsy = airsatF b-iaF rsi sees
, 800 a. 4. a:s .. - ~ .is ssa Z. .s ~.
q sea. ~usasn Asa shnaSss - I So
3. ,ss s -. , .s. lssss Rs,s
hafass shauah shs ssasgn is 50 saslNs
ssiA ~ Ei&ia, r. wss rats. whs last
s2ms aNwn fhs isaes 49, uaatnltirsei-
RS Ell j. gsfhaas ths fiasss trssfHaals.
anf th@ NeTsh caast t@nf cess farus
iaets sfa IA sees aut sssst safsfsiir -
ieessa 20 snF tk4f I as aHfins - tAfss
essss srAsst sAeaisn'i fhss 81 s6E We
sssssfaa thesa whsa 80 hass Has st car
Alsgassi We paFs tAs fffst ~ fhe sasla.
e. = ss.ss, 60 -; 80, ,..'hs 80 49, ..s.
- ws@ setter - rsissss Y8ss eaAats
pent ssus. is mistass yeas snsasYi Il
~ifs fin. sasa sas .. wnl ssfsalsir
slss rua ttsss seia fef sssfr satlss fa4
So - W vs. So Fgs aaI sgssiAl
iss assss asd s.sss Is 1ess Is 81. asi
-. L.ss nsss Nsss shs vsfY issi tssl
!. .,s sFss =, ssss.. -. .s.s. . s ana
woMrm COAST LANp co. RID.
F4nHFHfsr " @
caafal Feif - ftfssos
References llgsk - MaeirsAi
DAVIES q CO.
Hsuirr ANsais.
ns-sis Ansssioan ngHs niaa.
aeatf4e. wash
HuEKr. wfbnw 20 chiassn fsneA
tarNs afsfs ~ lhHf elHaA ts sf#est care
anf stores naiF fsfH Tsfass fae aewa.
Sc nanth Ffss eeef eni uaisf aes
len stove % asN Hssfaa lihs ar Ail-
nAaa cashier in Times nids
I ACREs SNAP
sgaase heFn chfeAam hewssa fine
.tsssm ~aisr. one haif cleared With
srfsa sfuau fraits on ssautg faai. ffea
Aisg J CO., Z BETTER calves s,'
Taramh lutnrNrtna - Faaifse ctr, ana
inqaifs 81 AIRS fffsasa
eat Al The star affles. 1919 sssenth ~
saniarFuw. hs ell ~ sigea ira tisksss 20
me Majestic theatre ffss
ui4l ghssp flss-aers rhieksn laneh.
veil siaeksd miih ehioAsns aueAs
gesse. pigeons 40 eeu. al fef ss1sl tft
eesai y men'h orat ses
GROOM HOUSE $500.
Two blocks fgons streat ssf une 10,
tfrfoal al sisarea. WY RAf rsnt
is,'' y99r 20, s~@ sa5 see e.n ,ss ~ IA
81 Everett. VASE
kirht srrss thrse miles frorn risy.
o. 900 tf8p cash. balance 80 per mNeth
See ssitsmtn. rooms !. and T. Times
riaE
WAITED EnnMr
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cHArTEL LOANS.

~-o~s~4~-~~0N~~~~ ~e~N~~~~~~~se~~~~~~N ~
Loans on furniture. horses. etc Will
liam Roach. room 7lr New York nidE
LOANS on stock. commercial pas
rte sos sullivan A. Cousldins ridg
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ttefs A. s.s,-.~.,s>,esyse>~ss.~~e.~~~,
I ss1a N, n.D-Is aid vs. sao,.i !
i q. -. eaoics Hsrssrg 49,. ~
! ri fi,s sekiI AadFs,, 800,
Il Ekr COMPANY 49, ~ ~ (
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rzkp wANTEn-MALE.
III rSxnc09r--~>.

- Hffgf4sfng Hosf4fy. ~ -
rfs& V1lg Fsaiahls r.arriAza
E. fsaF Fszissy rnenstssa Eaf
~. 80 - tar1kaded fsfess -
i 49,. As1Fs q "a 70 b ~
+ 1 s'said<t kay papas "a ffas
~. n bf1cs st&8 vandsaas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-19
OFFERED LARGE BRIBE

One hundred thousand dollars TO
vote against the anti-raco track betting
bills in 1905 was offered to State Soma
tor Eugene NJ. Davis, Of Brooklyn, as
he swore on the stand yesterday, testi-
flying before the legislative graft COM
mittec. A mysterious little man, whose
name he does notrecall, made the offer
in the lobby OF the Senate, he said, in
behalf Of former Senator Frank J.
Gardner. And Gardner, he added,
confirmed it in n subsequent telephone
conversation.
Gardner is now under indictment,
charged with having attempted similarly
though with lesser amount, to in
fluence Otto c. Foelker, OF Brooklyn,
now p congressman, but then state
senator. Foelker voted for the bill, as
did Travis and it was passed notwith'
standing the frantic efforts OF the race
track interests and the alleged use OF q
fund which previous testimony ha:
placed at 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-19
SUICIDE OF BRIDE-T0-BE.

While her fiance, David Nathan, was
in the county building in Chicago got
ting marriage license for the wedding
that was 10 have taken place THURSDAY,
Miss Annie Neyberg, the bride-to-be,
committed suicide, following quarrel
with her prospective mother-in-lav,
who, on learning OF the wedding plans,
objected.
Miss Neyburg came to the fiat which
Nathan had furnished and met him
about noon. She was to accompany
him to the marriage license bureau, but
decided to remain and tidy up the Hat.
1t was then Nathan told her that his
mother bad learned OF the Wedding and
did not approve Of it. He advised his
intended bride not to stay at tho fat
but TO come with him, laying that his
mother might come and make trouble.
The young woman protested that she
was not afraid, and Nathan left her.
An hour afterward, according to the
story told by Thomas Cairns, watch
man, the mother entered the fiat.
Words followed and then a shot was
fred. Gains rushed into the building
and found Miss Noyburg lying across a
couch with revolver in her hand
Blood was streaming from q wound II
her light temple. She was removed
to the county hospital, where she diec
IN n few hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-19
TRIES SUICIDE THREE TIMES.

Frank Mitchell who confessed to the
murder OF Mrs. Mary A. Richards and
the mistrcaincnt Of her daughter Mrs
Peter FauIds, at AucheyS, Pa, after he
vas caught robbing tho house, made
three attempts at suicide III his cell IN
the county prison at Poitsyillc He
was found hanging TO the bars Of his
cell door by Il rope made from strips OF
ms shirt aud WAS cut down unconscious.
Some hours afterward hc set his bed
afire and laid on it, but the smoke at
,rActed the prison guards III time to
save him. The third attempt was
made when he butted bimself into I'm.
consciousness against the stone cell
walls. Two special watchmen have
been appointed to be with him day and
night. The grand jury returned an IN
dictmrni against Mitchell yesterday and
he will be given trial next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-19

Eight leading citizens OF the Keswlck
and Cismont neighborhoods went IN
search of the prophet about IL O'Clock
Thursday night and found him at 4
O'Clock yesterday morning at the home
of one OF his disciples namediMahanes'
near Themla, Louisa county.
Calavry was asleep when located lie
begged his captors not to kill a widow 8
SON :" and fell to praying and preach
ing. A moose was put about his neck,
and he was hurried to the station 81
Gotham, 8 miles away. Much OF the
distance was covered in dog trot.
which Calvary found a little difficult,
with his 275 pounds OF flesh.
A ticket for clifton Forge was pur..
chased by subscription and the crowd
then administered a sound thrashing'
TO receive which Calvary was made
to kneel in the presence OF some
OF his female converts. The crowd
made use OF riding crops and barrel
slaves.
Calvary was in contritc mood, and
willingly promised never To come within
90 miles OF CiSmont again.
As tho train pulled out salute oI
twenty shots was given by the crowd.