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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
MASS MEETING TONIGHT.
Education the Theme Of Speakers at
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church.

Invitations have been issued by the
president and members of the Hampton
Institute Alumni Association OF this city
to an educational mass meeting to DO
held under The auspices OF the Bethel
Literary and Historical Association. this
evening at o'clock, at the Metropolitan
A. NJ. Z. Church. NJ street between 18th
and 18th streets northwest. Among those
to be present and address the,
meeting are DR.. Hollis. principal OF the
Hampton y. A. and 1. Institute OF
Hampton. Va: Maj II. r. Motion. COM.
mandant of cadets; Prof. w. Il. b. vii
liams. field agent of the institute: DIR.
w. T. Thrilled. president of Howard
University, and Miss Elosc Bib. presi-,
dent of the Colored Social Settlement. :
The Hampton Institute quartet viii
sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

Nine. Chang was at home to callers
yesterday at the Chinese legation. re-
Stunning her Thursday receptions. Minis
ter Chang and his son, Mr. Henry x.
Chang. and the young members of the
household We're also present, presiding Is
usual at the daintfly laid tea tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
Victim of Accident Improves.

Harry II. Bowling. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank w. Bowling, who lost both of his
legs as the result OF injuries received by
being run over by a street car at 18th
and III streets northwest. continues TO inn
prove daily at George Washington I'm
versity Hospital His condition is so sat
isfactory to the surgeons at the hospital
that he will he removed TO his home, los
L street northwest, next Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

A pleasant surprise will be rendered
one OF the active members of the United
Hebrew Charities this evening at the
Eighth Street Temple Immediately after
divine services. 1t will be in the nature
Of a testimonial and the public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
"Mr. Dooley" Says

'Ivry year tn President iv tn United
States. tn gov'nor tn mayor. an I amt
sure but tn chief iv polls. tn clerk Nv tn
probate coort, an tn coroner goes into
TIL back room. locks tn dure. takes a
pair w. shears in. his hand an tell US
officyally. mind We, what we've got to be
thankful fr. It's a tur-ruble iooty." OF
course. he's speaking Of the Thankssiv-
ing proclamation See The Sunday Star
for more of il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

Maj. Jacob e. Galbraith.e U. S. A, and
Mrs. Galbraith of Washington have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary E. Galbraith, to Lieut..
Bowers Davis. L. s. A, now stationed
at Madison barracks, New York. The
wedding will take place Wednesday even
ing, November %. at O'clock. at the
Portner, in. Washington, and a recep-
ton will follow the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

Sir Robert and Lady Hadfeld. after a
short stay here returned to Hot Springs,
Va, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

Capt and Mrs. II. P. Mcintosh enter
tanned the Abracadabra Club last Wed
nesday evening at their home, 2OO1 Co
lumbia road Capt. Mcintosh read q
very interesting paper on Submarines.
and Miss Barber read an essay on "Rud-
ward Kipling" Mr.. K. Mcintosh render
ed several mandolin selections. accom-
panied by Mrs. H. p. Mcintosh on the
piano. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Lindsay gave voca
solos, with violin obligatos by Mr.. NJ. D
Lindsay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

I Mrs. William v. Cox will give tea at
2O7 street on December q, to present
her daughter, Miss Hazel Van Zandt Cox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18

Mrs. Wayne, who was absent from the
city last winter and the greater part Of
the past summer, has returned and OPEN
ed her home, 1910 Q street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
HOWE HEIRS
WILL PUSH
LAND CASE

The Howe children have deposited
five hundred dollars with Harry Fin
ley, clerk OF the United States cir
cult court to cover the estimated ex-
penses OF preparing the transcript IN
the celebrated Howe-Parker case, COW
efing a quarter section of land in
Oklahoma City, fifty ncres OF which
is Included In the capital site ju u
named by the legislature, and will
soon have tho case in the United
States circuit court OF appeals at
St. Louis. Senator Tom McMeacham,
and others al present have the ad-
vantage. but the Howes believe that
they will eventually win the land in
spite OF present conditions.
From the time Henry Howe en-
ferea the land IN 1889 until his death
be was continually contested on
charges Of "soonerism' and "collnsive
sooaerism," but he had won every
contest. Judge Burford. of this city,
tried number of consolidated cases
against Howe, while he was receiver
of the land office and completely ex-
onerated Howe. recommending the
dismissal of all contests. From this
decision appeals were taken TO the
commissioner OF the general land of
lice and tfen TO the secretary of the
interior. hrt Judge Burfoi's decision
was Affirmed IN 1892 IN 1899 Howe
died leaving two daughters on, the
land and other Children elsewhere.
After bis death an attempt was made
to get 4 rehcaring on practically the
same grounds as had been charged
before and finally Parker succeeded
In getting one. several years after
the children had made their final
proof
The case dragged a.ong until 1893.
when the secretary OF the interior de-
cided for Parker. and against the
itoAxes and all other claimants, hold
ing that while i, Is not shown that
Henry Howe gained any advantage
from any soonerism, yet it was pos
sible that he might have A patent
was afterwards issued 10 Parker over
the protest OF the Howes and they at
once began suit in the federal courts
to obtain possession Of the land, ana
the matter will soon be before the
United States cllcuit court OF appeals
al ST. Louis.
Judge Milton Brown one Of the
iowes attorneys, has Just returned
from consultation with Bahe Wag-
gener. general attorney for the Mis-
souri, Pacific. who is also one of tae
Howes' lawyers. and said: the Howe
children are backing him with their
faIih and money They believe, as
docs Gen. Gaggener and myself. that
justice viii prevail and they viii be
awarded the land. The final proof OF
the Howe children was never sent to
sille secretary OF the interior and will
be inc stone thai will crush all OPP
position
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

7E cntiifi q UNl'srl..ili 1gl,,s &
NJ. A. Leedon. Route 2. Edmond. OK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

New YORK; Dec. 23.--Mr. and Mrs.
George }. Gould intended to announce
the engagement Of thei rdaughter VI
vien to Lord Deceis at a dinner, for
The home, S57 Fifth avenue. January
10, next The dinner for which inyi-
tatlons are out Is to be one Of ser.
les Of entertainments to mark Miss
G0ulds formal debut in society and
at once TO celebrate her engagement.
A severyboly knows, il remains usu.
ally Tor the parents OF tsa lady who
has given her heart and promised her
hand to announce her betOthal as
proof that they approve it. so, her
friends say Mrs. Gould IS rather dis
appointed that the announcement was
made first II tee London Morning
Post, a Responsible newspaper which
speak autholitaiiycly Of those in Eng
lands fashionable society.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
TRIP TO NORMAN DELAYED.

On account Of other pressing husl-
ness, Sheriff Mahoney did not take
John Clark, the man who had gne
irgane from excessive drinking, to
Norman this morning, but will prob
ahiy take hfm there tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
$500 REWARD

stolen from my tarm in Deer Creek
teaHsh'p, Oklahoma cow ~. on Route
2. Edmond, Okla. one black mare,
coming years old. IN foal. both hind
feet white, small white star in fore
mead. small scar On ielt,sIront leg.
about IA IL hands high
The sehove reward will he pail FOR
the return of the mare and capture
OF the thief Address, Harvey d. Gar
RS II cnttifi q 0Ng;s.g..iit is,,,s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
Drsi 6ei daporeue nit elmer fleineu
5lai DIE ~GbamberIaiu's Geibweh,
Gholera un0 DuldfaII . Mebisin


Slai DIE GbdmberIain's Geibweh,
Cholera un6 Dmdpfau . 11eoisin
ron Gholsre Morbus sshetIt.
Ser o.. VI. JDpler SiebtDwer,
ala, ersdblt cine @rfabrnng bic er
mnd5te, mdbrenD &c nIs @eiHipores
aner In elmer MISUNDERSTANDING In
Gomnrbgbiae, 8reisbnuptnnbt BPM
&reije Gfebourne, ala, ienrirte. Gr
iaet: .Babrenb ib bort mar, nB ih
ettuns friId9es m5 audi Burf.Jleiih,
bns bet mir @bDlera MDrbns In fsbr
Ihlimmer GDrna peruriahte. Sd
fiblte ara elenb nnb ififte nnd Ell.
ner eefpiEen Gbulera @e0isin, fat
befeu fanbte mir Der Gpothefer cine
Slafbe Chamberlain aeibweb. Gbos
fera unb Observation-Disclosures nit benz
Bemerfen, bas er bns @cpiinidte
bate, mir abel III 5uiae Der Grs
prubtheit oieies Geilnlittela, uorS1ae
mir lebteres Xii idjiden, ba er FIR
6e1en uufeblbnre Sur e%arnTiire. Sd
nabtn eine 2pie bapDn unn fiblte In
fini Eainuteu bciier. ole stpeite
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

Ser Sfnee pergebt, oaS gis
.bridt nlif. Sc i6ipillt Ser Str0m
Slttb. "9roft, 9eben!o iiibelt's
I'M Sturmeslaiif. 9as lit Die &oe
fie 6es nabenben 6riibliugs, Scr bod
fonnnen muB, Oh aud Ser 8inter
nod 10 iebr NIT itiirn1iideu @ebar.
Ben brditt. Sn Ser 8roia, in Der
8irfItffeit geitaItet iid) freiIif} oas
Bib MIR 81 bGufig satl5 ait0ers.
Der &itf nod neller Strait, nad) ileil:
em 2eben erifnllt matt, farm onB
Die bleidpn 2ipper i6m Sante pers
lei6eit fonlien. Der iebniiidtige
@uitfd lit 90, oas @oIfbringelt, ods
@croeu ober febTt, oeitn Der aorper
lit 81 geid)pdft, Inn neiiem 2eben
geopibIiden 8o6etr 5t bieten Sn
Der Ioiigen @intertrdgbeit bat iid IN
0en gr6Beren GnndIeit uI6 ben feiibel.
@obren SeS &orpers mebr iino mebr
8iHitoff angeiammeIt, Der als abge.
mutt bate mtseeidieoen meroen fol-
len, itatt oeiien dber BON oeri trdge
DabinilieBeirocn Dilute nift fortge.
idIeppt meroen fonnte urto idlieBli6
pieoer BON &6rper, 0ieleat pergif-
tero. aufeeiatgt nurbe. Siam nui
ioIdlcrn pergiftetelt 9o0ptt ueiies Sc
ben eriprieBen2 SiderIid midi, e
lei Senrt, Oh idloffeit Bath, inotin
Seinen aorper nit Silf Der be.
rii6mten ct. @eruoro ardliterpiiieit
BON benz Site befreilt, oas ieoe meme
aebcnsrcgltitg I'M acinle 81 erltifen
6robt. gertrase DID ridt ben
anadioIberm an; boffe nidts BON
oeren anrdiiIber. oas ben seib MIR
nod inebr serriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

9Dle beilte mid ednsliH. 8uei
Ritgei@pDrene litten In beriefben
Beiie unb cine finf unb ~StuanSig
Gent Gln,fe heilte uns ale bret.
Gum 8erfnnf bel Bnlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

Ildonener &err, Der I'm granen som.
merorBngs oen &opf nit einem gro.
zen. etluuS ramponierten Strobbii
be0cdt mo nit ciilein itdtfeit Sfiid.
tod i'll Der Sana, otter oil nmlerer
8erfitdttc porbeipaiiiirte, licbte a,
M DER ~llmgebrln9 SalS6ufaS alieia
Spa5ieraalgc 5li madden. @ines Ga.
pes mndjte CT micoer einm oEdjea iino
iiebt mie ein aNabe iid oboalGIt.
Iepiel pon cmem @airm berinter5u.
meriei. Ser aonig tritt All Dem 2lia.
ben unS iagt: aSnail, 0as muBt on
10 mobeni@ mo Iblatoerte leinen
8riiditod MT beitem grfoI9e in nie
glelte bes 9ailmes. Cas- batte aber
ans Oem in Der Gibe licectSen SauSc
Gic 81nerin beobodltet oic iebt, bodl-
roth Dor 3orn IN Or Sbiir trat mo
Dem &onig, bcn Tic nift fannie. 81.
tiei: On otter 2afi, i6amlt 81 net,
Dem 9uom BEL Iepielltebl'n )
Ebelf'n!" Ser Gonig uabm ieinen
t9riiditod mo trolltc ii6 BON banner.
sm llGditen Mergen crid)ien cia
Diener unb bradte Der 8alerin einer
@ulben nit Der @emerfung: bas ie;
fin Ole @epfel, Die gcitent Der Serr
bonn 9anme eeihlagen babe. glilf ibrc
8rage, fper henn Der Scrr gepeicn
lei, erfolgtc ole boidit intercollegiate
antpoyt: Der aonig Snbmig.
Sn gbicago bat Dieier 9oge
Elm geamter oes @nnbcsgcbeimbicn.
ites i'm 9eliB zines gcottcten Ge.
ih1ftSmonnes cine Smmlitng &c.
fllidter g~anfnoten ulO Msiin5en Dor.
g%efnnoen, oie iener iid ans Sieblq.
bcrai angelegt botte. Gem @eies &c.
NAB nir6e Die Sanmlull9 f%cilfiS.
aiert.
aapt. Gorter, Ser b06ite @ennte
bes Secrcct Serpice in Chicago, be.
merit gu DEM 8orioll: IS i1eint
nidt ollgcmein befunnt 5u iein, BOB
cine oerartiae 2icbbaberei. einc
SanmIitng falidlen 8eIoes on5lle.
gen, gcoen bic 6ciebe perltoBt. Ser
Sammler iouoBI, wie ou6 ionit ieOer,
Der on peiB, MGR falides @elo beiibt,
BEN @etteifeuocn a6er nibt sur Nm.
Setss bringt, nindlt lid itrafbar. Gas
8eraeben 1uiS and oie lliterloSIlrnqs.
|iiiu6e fam nit 3udtbnns aeabn0et
mer0en. 8ic aentcinid6SIid cine fol.
dc GammeIipntb lit, ocht ourorS her.
Dor, oob neulid, Elm gamnller, ser
cine Ieiae falid1en GeIocs nitrdb ioh.
reIonqen EleiB 8uiammenqebradt
hottie, bon einein Ginbreder nm bie
Sriiate IeiteS SIeibes Qebrad1t muroe,
Ser @inbrcd,cr fpiro Tid, nm IelbIt.
nerItdnolih bclnii6cu, Sic geltte al
Sen Mann ali briitden nhS cine aonse
Renqe GerIonen lnerSen crit aeid1.
biqt ucroen. che rs ms oeIinaf, oas
6aIldI0el0 ~ctn5usie6en.
-
@oh ser Sm6{on.NrI.
TON Teier beIpbntcn bie Iep
Porter Stobtbohueu ibrp g(nnp5teIfte,
ocl6 R1fn TpSen MIR IN rpibshp,,tsrha,
gl0ttern.
SfIron ooforo4;nfihro,,, ,,,,S ca;
or. Sa,. SS,,;nI m;,o,'ta 4, ~
ms,r;u S" I, w., ~ .,, q,
n,,S ~, mnrn,;4tea So2 g. Saf. s"b'asf
Sow soSt. ,,''a @!,oEos,, o'n as,o un ~
o,.e 49,, mar, . ,,ast",s 9e w
tSor hasc, 81 49, W
,ythsi I "o,,,o ! ~, ~
snnesfan sor Sas moI XXI srub boa
;unstro4o, ~, ,.sa , Soy @ sss
NV ano, G;so,, % "a.
SIta arrar ~ n;o s. III,
s;Ht h;o 49,, stob. I'M
Ivy !. s.. :. -. 80
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n GH9assma en ~ pub ieiNs ~.
en n luHo, pse
Wtvtn .lns Paui'as Oon y 8 .'a az
HIll III ZtI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

9as @abingtoncr Ir.
~beitsblreaii bat cine mlerifanilGe &c.
lepbou : StatiItif perofientlid)t. 9a-
rim lit Ii. a. Die intereiiante Sbntiahe
crp1bnt, Dab man, Inn Sellom1ocl 81
merocn, mitoeitenS fiittf Sub meiien
muB. Slinge Ganien, ole fleiner limb.
finben feline @nooe Dor ben augen
ser Observation-Disclosures. Gafiir
ober be5nblcn Die lebtcren altdb gera.
oe5r enorme 9GGne. Gns 9ellipitem
beih1ftigt 1886 M1odcn, beren
Dnrdidnittslobn lid olli $30.91 per
Monot bel1ilft. 9oS lit aIiu cine
9leinigfcit mcbr ais So per Sub Sci.
Iom1ocl, llnb iii @oiton miiilen iie
babel nod Die So6iAnIc abiolpicri
baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

tifer uno Der IanoesiibIifen nil
pirtbidaIt Elm Gnoe bcreiten. Gicieri
@umi6 III nnd fir bie Gntitebmng
bon bmnoeften bon birserli9s1
sfibs gsrmtnortlid.
Ius@en Yort miro bcridtet:
T8IGne iiir Die @riinorng bon @e.
perfiG,aitelt, 1citebeno aus SSlioultric.
arbeiterinatn, meroen bon Den 9e.
mitinnen ser ,@omen's Sraoe Union
2eaane4 qel6nareet, Ger eriolereide
&erlauf res MpsIton0es Der 9loulen-
n1berinnan crmn:bi9t Die Srnnen
ms MtG0den, ore in anoeren @r.
merbsSpeidcn .5dtig iino. iih aitf in.
hitltrislle @niss 81 orgoniiieren. Die
YeriidenmaG ssimten. MdAietldmei0e
rinlien ma Observation-Disclosures.
men, sic sJeilneiie cinelt 2obifonlpf
I'll ren, iaeroen 3itr 3eit nnterltiitt.
Dir @emerfi 5,aften 0ieier Irbeiterin-
ncn iollen auigeboitt neroen. SSn eli.
ner an Mont1g ubeno ubgebulteneli
SnbreSperiummlitng Der 9igo mitroe
cir 8Ian CUR Srgmiiierimg Der &C.
l~ephonma06en iorgeIegt. 9ie Sele.
gropbiitinnen iino organiliert uno es
he:bt, ocf es besbalb nid)t oll5u
idiuer fcllen Strife Die aSello".
W0oden suianlmen sl bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

t.L NN
mis- in 8hiIa6cIpbia
Der @efperfidaitSitr2i Dor Der Gbiir
itono, idrieb oaS Ooriiac ,.goge.
blntt;
.gei Ser @cileolula bes Mnfhro,it.
Strcifs Sllrd Sic bqfan1te NooitpeIf.
Gommiiiipn idui man cfll permanent.
les Gd,ie0Sacridf nos ais 9Gppcll.
Sniton III loldIen 1.ilicn eptihciSot
ScitSeln bobcn sic etrciFS IN S,r
Sartfobleiredion nrafiiiA alfae66rt
IS naa pieNcr eilunal ann QaHilifs
foiimell, n1ciiu meme 4r6cii sheoiE.
gltl,aen ieltqciryf perScn iaften.
ahcr alf Briuio 6er beTtchenSen g(b.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

1eber Per @eifcr" bate
Die Giiarta al idreiben. Ser fleitc
6rib bctidtete: Dit bait er
{ dugere 3eit &ube. Danr
fdngt er aber nm o frdf.
tiger an an prnoeln"
3as lit gang ridti9 Srobocm ct.
biclt 5risden enc Stinoe 9[rreit
Se:ne lleberidrift Inutete nGmlid:
Der a|aiferl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

2as Sbergeridt bon 2ouiiiuna
miro 81 entideioen baben, NOS na1
etm @eies grtter Der 8eSeihntng
.angebOrige Der Gegerraiie1 III per-
iteben lit. SIN ariminal : Giitriftle.
iid)t 5u 0etp Orleans bat tiir5Iib
&id)ter Gbretien ben ginwano ocs
ReftsonfpaIts 2ops gbnrbomnet I'M
Sale Staat wioer 2ctaoe Srcabfpan
unb Soiepbine 2i9btell nnerfnnnt
Gle &ennnitcn tDaren angetIogt, Dag
@eIet i%ibertreten 81 baden, 5as Das
3uiamnenlcben bon @riBen unt6, An-
geb0ri9en Der Meger ODER idyfyarscn
Ioiie" perbietet. Ter Monn miro in
ser anfln9c as elm 8ciBer rmo Sic
Trau aIs cine .Sctoroon@ besetdynct.
Ger Gc~rtEeioigpr nlndts geIteii5. oaf
man cine Ecriptt ste mr. Gin gId)tel
Re9erbliit babe, nad ben 8eitinuRnii4
qen oieIcs @eirses nidlt ais Meaeyin
te5eidTncn t5nnc Ger gidltcr itimmtc
i'm BEL. Ger GiitriftsannnIt Bat ae.
cen ole entifeiouas foelei1 bcinf
Gbergeriht @rrliimi1 einlelest 81
nit 0ieIe mihtige sSrage in Letter Sn.
itar8 crleoist nerocn lam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

Rad einem iocben p~croffent.
lidJten @crid. nuroen i'm Staate
MiSconiin ipGbreno Ser berfloiienen
@eibnadis5eit 2,309006 @obItba.
tigfeitsmdrfer Ser @eieIidaft BON
Motben Greli3 nbgeiebt. Sn Milruait-
fee perfaEfte man 633,539 Stiid.
@fngenonmen murbrn alio $23. 090..
06, 0ic erlanete Snnlrpe ilieBt Be.
fatmtlib III DEN 5onos 5ur 8efdmpf.
ulrg Der subeyfuleiis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

IN alter 2afIl Son aonia
sliotpig /. BON 8opcrii ersabIf SCI
lcs, Abg. auguft 8ebeI III ieinen zee.
nsnserinnerunaen9 foIgenoe anet.
octe: Gle @nn0erlnIt bate midi audi
nab SaI6bira aefiibrt. BIZ ietter SET
1859 lebte I'M CONNER aonia al,os
MIG ! BON 8aDern, Ser befnnnfIid hoe.
aen Der 2ola Monte3.affarc sic Ste.
aisrung u~ieoerleate. in ShIoB SEQ.
solosfron III nldIter Isbe SaI3.
OlFgs. Der 90nigs EN- bodduise.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-12-08
GENERAL EUGENE CARR DEAD
FAMOUS SOLDIER PASSES AWAY
Ar MS HOME.

Washington. Dec. 3.--Brlg. General
Eugene Asa Cart. frontIersman and
civil war veteran. died nj his home
here yesterday.
General Carr was born III Concord.
" y. 10 1880 and was appointed from
New York. lie was graduated from
The United siates Military Academy ~
1850. He was promoted several times
Tor gallant aud meritorions services
and received the congressional medal
Of honor for services IA the battle u
pea Ridge" Ark.
Honorably mustered out Of the vol.
nnteer service January is. 1866. IL
was Nesent at the siebc and sufrrn-
der Of vicksbufg lie was transferred
70 the retired lIst with title Of briga.
der general. on February IS. 1893
General Carr Il survived BY bis wife
aud one son, he also has two brothers
living Funeral will be- held from bis
late residence on Monday. Dccembef
.. iniermept win be made. With
honors. n We,t Point. Va.
So
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-12-08
CHAPTER XIX.


" Y AL could have laughed aloud
~ as be imagined the old self
" Of few weeks since-the
young and popular officer IN
the guards self-obeying the beckoning
finger Of such a man as Jacobus. But
be walked toward IL like a lamb and
was introduced 10 actors and Mrs.
Jaeobus Cfiss Noon and Miss de
Isle.
Miss Moons first sweeping glance az
the newcomer was one Of self con-
scious. important condescension: but,
seeing that be was an extremely
handsome. yell dressed young man,
with an air and an appearance widely
different from the tenth rate actors Of
her acquaintance. past and present,
her face and manner changed.
She was a big woman u forty.two
or three, with the splendid ruin Of
what had been a fine figure. Beside
Miss Moon. BiIfs'1ittle gal" looked like
tiny fishing boat bobbing under the
lee Of large schooner. but she was
pretty creature whose curly hair was
naturally almost as golden as it gilt.
tered; grey.blue eyes which ought to
have been miscbieYous and merry, but
were anxious: clear. rather freckled
white skin and the piquant nose and
innocent smile Of a child.
These ladies' were not dressed rs Il.
Oily ss their best friends might have
wished, but LoveIand had grown used
to Isidora and did not pick flaws light
~. They were both very cordial 20
him somewhat--it would have seemed
TO Mr. Jscobas' contemptuous an.
noyance, and then. at Miss Moons
suggestion. "a BIDncy introduced Mr.
Gordon across and down the length
Of the table 20 al the other actors and
actresses.
The latter were two III number BE-.
sides Miss Dc Isle and Mrs. JaoObus.
Miss Ruby 81 Claire. whose mission
was 70 act small parts snd play the
piano, was Of the startled fawn order
Of young female. evidently not long
out Of amateurbood. and Mrs. Winter.
who had passed the age when II Was
necessary 70 preserve her maiden
name for. programs. She was a re.
served and suspicious looking woman,
who watched hcr husband with short.
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