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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-19
lands NOT TO TRY CASES.
Packers Lawyers Present Petition
for Change of Yenne

Chicago. Nov lS-judge lands VIII not
try the beef trust cases. What Judge will
preside over the coming trial of the ten
Chicago packers indicated recently by the
special Federal grand jury impaneled by
Judge Lands last June is yet 10 be de-
termined Judge lands announced that
II was obvious il would be impossible
for him TO preside at the trials Of the
beer barons. and that he would send them
for trial 10 his colleague in Jurisdiction
over the United States District Court IN
Chicago, judge Carpenter. That declara-
ton, construed by many as a partial vic
tory for the packers did not suit their
lawyers, They insisted that he rule spe-
officially upon the petition for 4 change OF
Venue which they sprung as the first of a
series Of sensations in the beef trust cases
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-19

New York. Nov &-Count de Beau
fort, who has not been on the best OF
terms with his wife and his father-in-
law, Martin II. l<ilgall, the Chicago steel
man, is out to show that he can earn
his own living. He has signed a con-
tract with William Morris TO appear In
vaudeville. He says he will give a
monologue which will be satire on
American society as the count found il.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-19

Reno, Nov 1s-Airs. Minnie Walton
fled suit for divorce to-day against her
husband. William NJ. Walton of Wash
ington, d. c. 1t is understood the charge
upon which she viii seek the decree will
be that OF nonsupport and desertion, all
property settlement having been adjusted
before she left Washington. She will ask
no alImOny.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-19

basis for such story as was teiegraphed
from Atlanta.
As for taking delight in the defeat OF
Senator Beverage. his colleague, he says
this is furthest from his thoughts He
IS good Republican. and ne is never
moved 10 rejoice over the defeat Of any
Republican
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-19
Gunboats sail for Home

Hamilton, Bermuda. Nov Is The
American gunboats Wheeling and Petrol
sailed from here to-day for Portsmouth
y. H., their home port, after trip of
more than 10000 miles The war shins
left San Francisco last August and have
visited Honolulu. China. Singapore. suez.
and many other places on their long
journey
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-19
CABINET OFFICER
DISCUSSES DEFEAT
Secretary Nagel Refers TO
Part Played by Roosevelt.
WANTS MORE FOREIGN TRADE

In speech Before st. Louis COM
nercIaI Club He DepIOres Fact
that Personalities Were Permitted
To Distract VOters-Merchant Ma
rIne Would Aid Prosperity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06
and the mixture of the last

and the mixture of the last two elements is in just about the right proportion. Polly, the charming lit tie bareback rider whose romance furnishes the central threat of the story, is an altogether fetching lit tie creature who has taken her place amongst the most attractive stag creations of the last few years. In the capable hands of little Miss Ida St. Leon, she becomes a child wo- man whom no one can help loving.
 Miss St. Leon is assisted by a great many members of the original company. The reproduction is made with all of the color, access sories and incidentals of sawdust ring performance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06

Story of My Boston Drawing Room, by Julia Ward Howe; Women as Theater-Goers,' by Walter Prichard Eaton; "The Truth About Equal Suf- frage,' by Anna Steese Richardson, and a vital article upon tuberculosis and it's prevention by James Jenkins, Jr.
 Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, Mary Hea- ton Worse, Fannie Heaslip Lea and Marie Manning are among the short story writers who find a place in the October number of the Womans Home Companion. True Love- thrilling stage story by Hurlbert Footner is now in it's second part.
 The Fashion Department seems to cover every possible need for the wa- man who wishes to be well sowned, and for the yornge, readers the Kew pies in verse and ricture form ore of many interesting features.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06
"POLLY OF THE CIRCUS"

Bringing with it all the charm of the sawdust and tanbark enveloped in the phantasmagoric atmosphere of the ;ent snov. Polly of he vir- cus," Frederick Thompson's hishl" successful production of Margaret Mayo's comedy drama, comes to the Elks theater Wednesday night, Octo- ber 12.
 Polly of the Circus" is play that promises to continue appealing to all classes of theater goers for years to come. In the first place its story has the merit of novelty, also that it is clean and wholesome and filled with the right sort of It's lines are bright, it's pathos real and it's comedy genuine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06
WOMAN'S HOME
 COMPANION OCTOBER.

Here is a big, complete magazine for women and children. Here are fiction, fashions serious articles, cooking and a dozen other practical subjects.
 The Home Decoration and Handi- craft Department, which is growing into one of the most important sec tions of this journal, comprises so many points of interest that any home loving woman is bound to profit by it in some manner.
 The special articles include, '"The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06
IT'S THE WORLDS BEST.

No one has ever made a salve, ointment or balm to compare with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns, bruises, sores, sealds, boils ulcers, eczema, salt rheum. For sore eyes. old sores. chapped hands. or sprains, it's supreme. Infallible for Piles. Only 25c at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06
KILLS A MURDERER.

A merciless murderer is Appendi- citis, with many victims. But Dr. Kings New Life Pills kill it by pre- vention. They gently stimulate the stomach liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that invites appendicit- is, curing Constipation, headache, bill iousness. chills. 25c at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06
uess women of the state.

The organization and arrangement Of rarades is not a new task for Mrs Stoops Last year she had charge of the Industrial Parade, which was pro- nomnced by scores of visitors from a great distance to be- the most ela- borate pageant ever witnessed in a city of similar size anywhere.
 Mrs. Stoops is superintendent of the local light and water company and handles the business of this large concern With the energy and sagacity of any man in like position.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06
F. Q. [. ASSEMBLE TODAY AT SPRINGS Birds of Local Aerie Pre- pare to Leave Today for
 Hot Springs.
LADIES GOING TOO
Program of ''D0ings" Cover Three Days-State President Ben Rob-
 insOn to Respond.

Hot Springs, Ark, oct D. Opening with at least one hundred delegates present on the first day of the convention the Grand Aerie of Ea- gles will hold their annual conven- ton in this city beginnig tomorrow.
 One hundred delegates will be pres ent on that day and before the close of the convention it is expected that at least 1,500 members of the order, which is one of the strongest in the state, will have arrived, bringing their ladies with them.
 The committee from the local aerie, consisting of Judge Farmer, Judge Archer, Hon. J. l.. Graham, Dr. J. w. Bush and Jack Goodine have prepared a warm reception for their visiting brethren, most of whom will remain over for the State Fair, for the open ing day at least.
 The ladies auxiliary to the local lodge have not been behind their bet ter halves in making preparations for
 
 of the order and while their hus- bands are enjoying themselves in their way they will also be enjoying themselves in theirs.
 The program as outlined by the To- cal lodge is as follows:
 Thursday.
 Reception of Delegates.
 Convention called to order at D.
 Address of welcome by President T F. Farmer.
 Address by Mayor Jodd on behalf Of the city.
 Response 10 welcome bv State President Ben Robinson.
 Address on lagieilom by Ml Ogies- by of For smith.
 Autot1obii;rg and see g ;I.t Springs by gas light.
 Visiting la!'ies entertain by lady Eagles Social Cab.
 friday.
 !? q. m u,snps: session a. Eagles hall.
 2:3o D. VI GrarG Rall a, pti" Rink.
 Satur(.s.
 Seeing the City, sports and Auto mobile Ride.
 Mites.
 Dutch Lun anG Smoker 70 follow a Bijou Rink
 Little Rock ;ni FSrt Sr,ith are the for lLe EeXt convention and stiff battle is expected as both cities have saote1 no pains to secure the next meec.ng This co3Nert tion will have the t,arsac:ien Of much important bus.a-ss ,t at::ai to and many matte's :;A will lave last ing effect do5a tEe cracr iE this state are to ne attended to.
 Many of the Eagl.s VII Tot ae present on the firs. day but will wait until the low rataa efic:er l.: the railroads fol the State Fair 50 .nto effect. Most oi those wto d. come will remain un,I af,9.' thA oicripg of the fair and s)erna ys sc.. ice entire meeting.
 Pine Bluffians Going. Many members of Pine Bluff Aerie | No. 2O9, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will leave this morning, accompanied ,y a number of ladies to attend the Jig convention in Hot Springs throughout the remainder of the week The Pine Bluff Aerie will be accom- | ,anied by State President Ben Robin ;on who will respond to the welcome l address at the Valley of Vapors, and | Edgar Brewster, member of the exe- ,utive committee of the Grand Aerie. l rhe Lady Eagles Social Club, of this l ,.ty. will take an important part in hc festivities to be carried out at Ee convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06
SECOND ANNUAL
 a RICE CARNIVAL

stuttgart, October 5.-The four pa rades of the Second Annual Arkansas Hice Carnival Oct. "A to 29. will be managed by Mrs. Anna B. stoops of ah's c:ty, one of the best known busi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-06

Ring up the Amercan-Excelsior udy Co.,. when you have some clothes 70 clean and press.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
@nrmc Mrgnmcnte.

Cincinnati, 8, 10. OiGrj. -
lic acknowledgement, oaB bic Benl'
iplpanier aoblensruben-9 9eliper III
Der S(biid)t Slt Der Gpnieren5 Der @rll-
ben bciiser lnb &oblengrdbcr fomcn,
sic perlon1ten 2obnerboblngcn 6ll
bepiQi1cn lpurocn lpcoer bcltdti1t,
nodJ bcltrittcn. IS. ". Shliiterberg,
ser 8eidGitsfiibrcr Der rEittsblirg
Gool Co." bottc 5llpor ii6cr Die sln=
idnlloising oeS YrGlioentcn tScebon
pon bcu Eennplponicr &oblcngr1~
bern 9ciprohcll buB cs in ieincm Gi-
thrift @rlbcnbclbcr gebc, luclhc it'd
inn 8erfebr nit ibren 9ciltcn llncbr.
lid)er Wtctbobcu be0icnen.
y9tob benz, mas 9eiogt wiroe. 5ll
urtbeileL" iiibrtc cr aus, bat eS Den
slnifci1, ais ieien Die 8rubcnbeiiter
ocs lpeitlihen EcnnlDlponicn cine
ganoe @egclo9crer. Sd beitreite,
bob inierc 2cllte III Den Gompognic-
bGuIeru in Soblen wobnen. @ir
boueu onitanoigc pGilier fir inrre
aoblcngrGber unb Die Wiietbc lit nidbt
iibertrieben, 81 bis $50 iiir pier
quite ,3imner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Nr. 20.
ScS Giumantcnoie6itablS bc5idItigt.

GGiruQo, TO. OfGr5. 8c8eh
Charles 8oicutbul uno Gan &arris,
Die gcitcrn 9(bcuo oui Die 2lnihuIoi-
1lnN hin pcrhoitet muroen oenl bic.
iigcn Giomontenbdnolcr @a1ll Vi.
&orihuf NeitohIene Giananten per
fouit III hnben. lplrocn bellte 'orrel
ongcflogt. 0ic Ginmantcr, iuelche e.
ncn @ertb Don 100000 buben Der
6rou ). @. SenfinS III 9tcm-Dorf &C.
Ito6lcn 5r hubeu. Die 9ln9eflu1ten
iouen norgcn por @eriht gebratht
mcroeu. SON 9tcn-Oorf lit iiber Die
2(rreitunten bis icbt feine Olittbel'
hmg ein1clouicn; nun erpartet
ober, boB Sruu SentiuS morgen bier
eintreifen miro, INN Die Giamnnten
5u o0noSciren. 0toentbol lno 6or
riS lplrbcn Gelte obcrmolS uon Der
Eoli5ci ms @cbet genonmcn, luei-
gcrteu lid o6cr, ol5ll8eben. plG-~fT
in ocn geiib Ser 0ialIa'tter 0etom-
men iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Wcmiitblidl.

Cincinnati, o, 10. Mars. -
Gin Gomite Der 9riiberihuft Der go.
fomotiuiibrer imoSci5cr iprocb bellte
bel Der @eid)Gitslcitllng Der oSolti-
more mo ohio SoutbncItcrn 9obu"
ppr mo lmterbrcitete Die SSorocrlul-
gen Der 2eute fiir Sobnerboblmgen
inb Before 9lrbeitsbebingungen. Gin
Gbnlifes Gnnlitc 500 inllnalt cine
iold)e 5or0crllng 5ilrild, ais bclnIels
ben mitgetbeilt muroc, DOB bic gnbll
nidt 9cniigcno ucroienc, llnt oiciclbc
Slt gclpGbrcn. Oinn ucrnnltbct, ooB
Die @cienihoit aus Dem nGmlihcn
Grunhe Ole Sobnerboblng peripels
gern miro, in mcldpm Safe bie 60
fonotiufiibrcr i'm ,Suli nbermols ibr
8eillh crncllern mcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Ter Strifc in 5rcntpn.

lreuton, Nh. 10. Mars. -
Mebrcrc ltt6cociltenoe Rnbcitorun.
gen trli9en lid bette in hiciiger
Staot in perihiebenen Stnottbeilert
in Werbiuoling nit Dem Strifc Der
Gononftel,re mo Wiotoriiibrer Der
5renton StroBenbnbn 8elellld)nit.
pcIder scitern 9lbeno icinen slnions
nobm, 5ll. Gin babies Suseno Ser
boitungen lultroen poreenomnIen.
Cine Menihenmcnge itiir5te iid IN
Der groubItroBen.E arf-@eaeno uui
cinen @agaon iino pertrieb Die BE.
manning. Gic SrollepItmnge uiiroc
cntiernt uno Der Woggon ltebell &c.
laiien. Sn SIt'Grenton ipnroen meb.
rere 9ln9riife aii StraBenbobn-Nog.
gons internonImen, bod ipuroen IN
jcben SAT- Die slngreiier bon Der go.
li5ei 5lriid gcihlogen. Cine groBc
Sfaur miibigcr 3itid)auer bieit iib
D1brcno oes goi5en Worgeng i'm
nitilercn StaOttbeile nilf. 9(n Der
State. mo Sroao. Strabe nobm Sc.
mato cine aofosniib bon cinem
Iriidtitano nilo mari bieiclbc ollrb
Die @asgonfenlier. 9iiemono nurbc
uerIest. .Iie @eiellidlait crflGrt, oob
lie aus 10 8asgons 20 I'M 9etrieb
babe, ludbreno bic Strifer bebollpten.
cs leien MIR 5lpoli. Glide Der olten
lpciserten iid), Der llnion
beisiltrcten uno iie beoienen Die iob.
renoen @ogBons. Gle Strifer iino
entidIoiien, SIT ibren soroerulngen 5u
bolteu. Gie 0eiellid)ait lit WiQens,
Die sIrbeitsitunoen jiI perfiir5cn, mel.
CERT lid, abcr. Die llnion unsnerfen.
nei, ooer cine 2ohnerbobunsx Al ae.
lpabren. Iie 2eute crbieIten i'm 3eit.
rannl pon iicben glonaten bcreits
5Uei 2obncrbobnnaen; 3llerit bon II
oli 18ls Gents pro Stunoe ittb 6u,tl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
3naemtgleiinna perbiitet.

erolL W. So, 10. Oi1rj.
- 8cdraert Ourb bus iulublGiigc
9ellen eineS 6ormerbunoes, perioIgtc
William Willer Dos 5bier ouf pen
@eIeiien Der Baltimore umo Chic.
Vobn" cine Mcile meit uno entoedtc
bei oieier @elegenbeit, oab IN cincm
tieien Gurdilih Elm !0auien Sdpcl
len ohi oen 9abnforper gelcgt lpar,
nnicheineno, nm eincil 3ug sur Ont.
gleiiling 81 bringeiL Ger 9telu-Dorf
lno Gbicago'Grpreb5ug gr. Z bate
jil Der 3eit Die StcGe idon pdiiiren
iollcn batte ober sliidlider Wciic
cine balbe Stlrnoe 8eripdtung, nnb
es gelong Miller, Die 8eleiie nod,
rcdtjeitig ST raltnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Yranoltiftnns bmrdJ farbigc Weian'
acne

Gli5obetb Gitp, T..G., 10,
Wi1r5. - Gos @eiGnguiB bon Sam.
oen.Golntp lit gelterll Nbeno bon bier
oorin beiinolihen iarbigcn @eimlgc'
men IN 9rnnb geitcft unb ourd) oos
3cier ihlinm bcid)1bi9t rporoen. Gic
9rnnbltiitcr pllroen mad, Dem @e.
rihtsbnilie ilbcriiibrt. Gincr DON
ibncn q. ,Sobnlon. pegcn GinbruhS
pcrllrtbeilt, erboid]te oas @cipcbr cis
ncS Der sSodter ulo ihoB oui oct
&iilisidcriii Cartwright. Gic Sen,
gel brnna bicicm burh Den Slt, mo-
rollI er aui oen 9te9er ldoB inib Dem,
ielben Den slrm 5crifnnctterte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Gs friielt.
$4,000 apblcngrabcr in Der Srpin,
Ncgion bcidllolicn Strife.

Ireitollieno lcgten geItcrn Die 9lrbeit
nicoer.- Weigcrn iid, nit Nidt.
llnionlcllteu 5ll arbeIten - Iie
YoliSei pon Hrtbcriorb, N..S,
an Strife. - Ter StroBenbobn.
Gerfcbr pon 3renton, Nh, &C.
ilern Abeno pollitinoig cingeltelIt.
- 3lpei lueitere aiili5.Gompog-
nicl nad Saratogo N.s0., be
orocrt. -- sSormc 9lrgumeute III
Scr Gonierenj jll Cincinnati. -
,Sor0erlmgcn on bic %. & 8.
Soutbueitcrn 9ahn."
Greens burg, 80, 10. Wtor5.
- 1000 aoblengrGbcr in Ben Miueu
Der Srpin.Hegion BON @citmorclano.
County begoben iit bcrte an ben
Strife lmo, iuic pcrlnltet, neroen lih
beute $4,000 Monn ON Ausltono be-
iinben. Ter Strife milrbe fir Die
slncrfeummg Der apblenarGbcr-
llnion oieier @egenb, peIdc erlt fiir5-
lid orgoniiirt iu,rbe, III Sccne &c.
iest. Gic gntloiilung bon rs Moun
lpeldp gum Sbeil 9camte ser neilen
Organization linb, beidlelnigte bente
oeu slusitono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Baltimore, Wao., 5reitag, ben ii. Mdr, 1910.

bon 1872 GentS oui 20 GentS. Sect
iorbcrn oic 2clte % GcntS. Tie
Strifer lino @illcuS, Die Wcillulgas
&cridiebenbcitcn cillem Shleoage'
ribt ju inltcrbrcitcn.
Seute Mbelto ilm ) llbr itclltc Die
Strobeubobn @eicllihoit Sen Ser
tcbr poQlt1noig ein. Ger Aiopor met
gerte lid), Spe5ialpoli5iltcn cinlhmo'
ren 5il luiien, inoem nod) ieincr 9lns
iidt sic Eoli5ei Der Sitlotiou polI-
ItGnOia 0elpod)ien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
500 GpblcnarG6er am Musltanb.

8rcenSburN Eo., 10. MiGr5.
- @rubenorbeitcr inn Gienltc Der
llnion.Minc Ser .acpItone Gool So. "
sr Carbon ipeigertcn iih bCittc, nit
9tiht.llnionleuten 5lt arbeitct llnO
800 Monn legten Die glrbcit uicoer.
Che Der Strife crfldrt muroe, ionb
cin 9lrgitmcnt 5luiideu bcn llnion.
imo 9tint-llnionlcnfe,r ltutt. m1breno
bciicn eill % Sabre otter 9tiht'
llnionmonn seid)oiicn lrurOc Die
Gonitnbler iuhcn nah Dem SAieb.
bpl0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Gin jiingcs Maodlen uon cinem Ne
gcr angcgriffcu.

aonios Gitn Mo. 10. Wi1r;.
- Gin Neger bot gcitern 9tahnliitoa
ait eincr ciniamen Strlle Die ilaenbs
lid)e 1oftcr eines slr5tcs pcrgcpal.
tigt nnh idpcr uerIett. 1as D,1o.
hen boiie nod 10 piel Strait. iih na6
eiliem nabe gelegenen Sollic III
ihlcppen, no es 9drm ihllia unb
oann III Sbnmnd)t fieI. Tie golijei
iitd1t uad, 0cm ltcder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
glusiubrsoQ anf Tlcildl.

y nibington, 3. s., 10. Ot1rj.
- Nepr1ientont Garner bon Genl'
iplunnien mill oic tbeilreu Sleiid).
preiie nit cinem sLllsinbr5oa bon 10
Gents iiir jcocs Eilu,o Gicb oocr &c.
idlohtctcs Slciif befGmpicn. Gr iii
Der 9lnlift, OoB bns sSlciib billiger
pcroen mlB, lpcnn oles 6lciid) i'm
2onoe bleibt. Gr bot cine babin-
gebenoe Tprlogc cingereidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Hulisci am Strifc.

Nutbcrforo, M..S.. 10. Oi1r5.
- Gic EoIiSei bieicr Stoot begnb
lih oeItcril 9lbeno ip1t on Strife mo
beute miro Der Eoli5eibicrlt onrd
Dtitglieber bes ,Seller.1 .1eportemcnts
perrihtct. Gic llriuhe bcS Strifes
it, bnb bic eff Eoli5ilten @ciiung er-
bielten, neue Sriibiobrs.Selme 5r
tduien, ibre Shiloer uuo anopie
blonf 81 crbalten ino nidt mebr Su-
bad 3u fuucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
GaIpert. nnb ;saAetie.str

gsir sdbIen .nnfsr nnteren gepcfioren
---tttIt nentfme Reiuobner ber stnbf. fpelde
----Aaen aiinbsr obne Naddf anf bic Srote
-----ibret 9cnios enfgeaengcbrarie aIeiHnabi,
---ee Stfii@leit AZ ipiirbi9eii iptfien. Bir
---lnbfit 81 9epp}fett.--niif 9beds 5dblbar---
.~-orote ober fLeine, etr urn Sabien 3kee
----Hinfen nuf Gp1rsGcnit 3u trgeno .etnem
-----8etra8e bon etnem Dollar dufudrfS
napitaI unS ltsbsridMk $500, 900.
11s1 8. pssssp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Wicbr Wilis in YercitId,aft.

Sdencctabp, N..D. 10. WGr5.
- Die Gompognien IS" inb nS"
pom speiten Neginlent iino noh Sn.
rotogo beorbcrt worocL INN iih iiir
Strifcoicnit III Gorintb in Ycreit.
idait SIT bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Iiir nno aeacn Sdmnfliccn,cn.

Ct. Eoill. @'inn.. ftJsMdrj.
9iad, Den 9erihien. lpeldlc iIber l23
Grtidaiten in Minneiota porliegen
baben lid, ocren 81 eeitern ourd, 9lb.
gegen Stanflicen5elL 60
oafiir crfldrt uno IN Ncder beitaub
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-30
PLAN BREWERS FUNERAL
Body of Deceased Jurist Will
Be Brought to Kansas
for Burial
tBy Associated Press,

Washington, y. c., March 90
Tho body Of the late Justice Brewer
Of the supreme court OF the United
States, whose death came so unex-
pectedly Monday night. will be taken
back to his old home In Leavenworth.
Kas. for burial 1t was the oft-ex-
pressed wish of tho famous jurist
and finally 1t was decided TO carry
OUT his DESIRE
A short funeral service will BIO held
at the family residence here at 1
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Mem
bers Of the supreme court will act az
pallbearers. AT $40 p. M, the fu-
neral party, including practically the
entire court headed by Chief Justice
Fuller, will start on the journey TO
Kansas. The funeral train Is schedr
uled to arrive In Leavenworth at 7:20
D. m. Saturday.
( 1t Is probable only one member OF
the court viii remain In Washington.
It will be his duty to open court
Monday when II must convene under
an order issued at the time OF ad-
journment for tho Easter recess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-30
TRIAL
GRAN TED
TEGELER
SERVING LIFE SENTENCE
FOR MURDER AT OKLA
HOMA CITY
OPINION BY FURMAN
ESTABLISHES PRECEDENT
Presiding Judge Only Person
Authorized 10 Settle and
Sign CaSa-Made

Rudolph Tegelor, sentenced 20 life
nous Meadows murder case IN Okla.
homa City, Is to have new trial be-
cause the Judge presiding ut the first
trial died before the ease made WAS
settled and signed Presiding Judge
hurman today handed down a deci.
sion, concurred in by Judges owen
ana Doyle thai establishes u pfeeed-
ent affecting several cases pending.
The corrt says
''Und0g the provisions Of the law
in force at the date Of his trial the
Judge who presided at the trial was
the only person authorized to settle
and sign caso-made, and such Judge
having died after the completion Of
the trial and before the case-made
had been settled and signed, the d.
fendant, without fault on his part,
was thereby deprived Of bis oonslitn.
tonal right TO present complete ap.
peal to this court, and IS thereby on
titled TO new trial
In 1907, Oscar Meadows was kin
ed, bis wife Lillian, and Tegelor
known as her sweetheart, we're ar
rested Tegeer was convicted be-
fore Judge ]. G. Lowe, who died soon
afterward, and Mrs Meadows was
subsequently acquitted Judge ], J
Carney, successor TO Judge Lowe, un
dertook to sign the case-made as sue
cessor
The legislature in special session re-
Gently amended the criminal laws So
that the successor of a judge who
has died takes full powers in success
sion, and this case will not be possi
bic on similar grounds in future.
Another important Decision
Another important decision on The
making up Of appeals was made II
the case Of Morris Gibson, convicted
in lie Flore county of manslaughte
and sentenced TO seven years imprls
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