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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26

Deputy Sheriff Thomas Gibson re-
turned this morning from Ionia where
he accompanied Albert Olson and Alb
ram Hendrickson, sentenced TO one
year each at hard labor for wife de-
sertion and larceny, respectively.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26
RURAL TELEPHONE LINE.
Farms to be Connected With All Parts
of Copper Country.


The proposed establishment Of the
second rural telephone line in Hough-
ton county was yesterday announced
by Manager Leet of the Michigan tel
ephone company. The new company is
10 be called the Gregoirevile Mutual
Telephone company, which will build
a line from the outskirts OF Lake Lin
den through the Gregoireville and
Bootjack farming sections. The Michl-
gan state Telephone company will
build the line to the Lake Linden ex-
change limits and the mutual COM
pany will build It four miles beyond
that. A number of farmers in that
district have for a long time request
ed telephone service and eight of these
farmers will constitute the company
and the subscribers 10 the same. Their
line will be connected with lines to
every part of the copper country.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26

Lame back comes on suddenly and
is extremely painful. IL is caused by
rheumatism of the muscles. Quick re-
lief Is afforded by applying Chamber
lain's Liniment. Sold by Eagle Drug
store Calumet. Laurium Pharmacy,
Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26
MOHAWK HOCKEY OUTLOOK.
Puck Chasers Prepare to Defend
Championship This Season.

Championship This Season.
The Mohawk hockey team has been
reorganized for the coming season and
an exceptionally strong team is assur-
cd to defend the championship of the
copper country which was won last
season. Hogan. Chaput. Cross. UlSsil-
Ia Treglown, St George Brewer and
brand Of last years team have al
ready signed contracts and other
players will be given n trial. The
management Is looking forward to n
meeting Of the league officials I'm the
near future TO take steps TO rcorgan-
izo the league
The Mohawk team has been offered
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
.es lit freilid cine ,iem[ihe gnt.

y@s lit freilid cine siemli6e Gnt.
fernung bon @nrem Stdbtden bis
bierber, oGein jiinse MGbden iollen
ni1t iibcr Wiioigfeit flagen; bas
@ort .Wiioigfeit" barf nibt in if.
rem Serifon ST. finoen iein. Sat did,
porbiu utier @eiprah iiber Gurt per-
itimmt2"
,ltniere gauge ltnterbaltung; Srl
6ait mir feline erfreulifcn Wittbeilrt.
gen aenlaft llnb i6 lpeiB niht, pie
Su mad of Dem GrSGblten nod Ser.
gltiigen oil Goncerten, gdaen uno
oergleifen 2uitbarfeiten finoen
f%unnlt."
Bob" entgegnete adtbden in
ibrer leidtet Weiie, ,lnan mug iidJ
bas 9eben leif)t uno angenebm mo.
6en, es lit obnebin ifmer genlig
bod nm fomme mo lalrge sit, bann
miro Dir aiih better ~peroen."
Ser Sbeetiid nit Dem i6onen iii.
bernen Serpice, Dem feinen 8ebod
,uno Der iaftigen @ltrit iab aith reft
einlaoeno ans. Saute lno Hihte
lieben iid) IN Die i6pcQenoen Yollter
bes 0ipnns nieoer. aoltm bate Die
Sarsfrou Die erite Soiie gefiilt, als
Die @lofe Der Sa11stbilre ertonte rnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06

flGrelti lUas mar eS, 0aS lie 10 beflom.
men moftc. oaB lie iih nit,t 10 gliid.
LID fiiblte, mie friiber? @emib bat.
ten Die Wtittbeilungen Der Sante ihr
Den Srobiinn gerallbt; ia, 10 mubte
es iein, Die arme Sante, pie iebr be.
oollerte lie oeren i~in9fiiflihes Ser.
bdltniB; uber Gurt mollte lie gans
entit,ieben 5eigen, baB lie nidt Der
@cgenItonb ieincs Sergniigens iein
wolltc, mo ooB tie lid nihts, rein
gar nid)ts ans linn made. Iieie leg.
ten @eoonten begleitete lie nod NIT
einem Seuf5er, Damn ienfte lid Der
S6laf uieoer AMI lire Nltgen lrno
COB &llbc lnb 6rieben in ibre Itiir-
iriid beuegte Seele.
(Sprtickung foIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
- - ~
Ihtes Sapitel.
bride Den Bfeil 81 i6nelle niht
ab, Der nimmer 5uriiffebrt.
Slid 81 raiben, lit leidt, pte.
0er5ugeben 10 idper.

~#
,Santden liebes Sant6en, i'd
bite did, meine nid]t mebr, id
fonn's niht nit anieben," bat War.
tba 5Grtlid), unb trodnete init ibrenl
Saihentut)e 9Gtbfens Inaen.
rWama, nidt weinen," wieoerbolte
Die feline 5~peiiGbrige Selene, pelde
aui Der Mutter ShooB iab unO ibre
fleinen Iermfen INN beren Sals
idlang. 9iebfoienb oriifte oieIe Die
&leine ans Ser3.
sId, Wartbu," e~ntgegnete lie,
s0ieie Sbranen erleid)tern oas Ser5,
Lob mid neinen, mo oann bore mel.
Ter, mas id Dir 81 iagen babe"
sd babe ihon 10 Sieles gebprt,
baB er mid mirfli6 nitt nod @eite.
rem nerlangt. abcr i6 CLAUDE audi,
Oh MALT entihieoen 5u lfruarS; es
lit nidt moglit, oaB Snfel @erller 10
saritig, 10 gona unb gar anoers &C.
morben it,"
sd mollte, Su bGtteit Teft, War'
tho" lagte &atbden, Daber 10 mle
mein Mann ptrflih lit, fam ih i'm
niht i6ilbern. Sd iiird)te, Oh ipirli
bel etrem lGngeren Sieriein @elegen.
belt geniig buben, Gid bon Der Wubr.
belt meiner Iusiagen 6u iiber5eu'
gen."
rMutter iprift aud bon gllren
uielen @clbausgoben; lie lit reft be-
iorgt Inn DID. b~eiouoers lett euer
Hiiocie als9etreten lit. Sic iagt, Dies
iei fein giltes 3eiden.-@esbalb bat
0err Bad ii6 bon Sntel g%etrennt2"
n0ieieS polte i6 Dir eben erSdb'
len" ermibertc ole iunge Srau;
rpiellcidt bait Oh BON Seiner Wtiit'
ter gebort, ooB ib i'm porigen Som.
lncr miebcr ein bebeutenoes &apital
Don meinem &ernrDgen befommer
6o6e. Sieles @elo feblte ms an Der
aaufiumme an oieiem Sanie. Ginise
Gage nad Gmpfang bes 8eloes iagte
mein Wann mir, er miiiie cine @e'
ihGitsreilc ontreten. I'D ermabnte
i'm, bod porber Die Sabe nit BEN
Smisfaui in Sronung 81 brinsen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06

sur HelioenS, no er 9leit bel leiner
4nfunft Wartbas Siilierl1f ouf Der
StraBe pernubm. @ie 9liiflid) ipar
er, tic aus Der nndngenebmen Gage
Sli befreien; aDie freuoig hattie leln
SerS sepodt, oils lie iiibelnb inn er-
fannte. @esbalb NOR Tie oenn MN
piotlih 10 it'll, 10 falt, 10 fremo2
SerItimmt ging Gitrt an Der Scite
oes W1od)ens, ods iein gunSes Ser5
lt1o oue ieine 8eoanfen ausfiilte,
uno oeiien eigentbiimlihes Seneb-
men er lid niht 5u oerten p%ernlod)te.
@ar er Wartbas Ser5en frento ge-
moroen? Sutte Der frelloige Nui-
idrei ieiner Eerion. gegolteu, poer
ibrer Hettilng ans Der unangenebmen
Soge? gr bofite ieood, oa cr einige
Gage IN Der HeiioenS 5ll perrpcilcn &C.
oatte, baB lid mGbrenb bicier 3eit
@elegenbeit oarbieteu miirbe, Den
@runo hires Serbaltens 5i eriorihcn
lino 5i beieitigen. Curt lcnfte oaber
oas @eiprad auf adtbd)er, Taltl mo
Die feline Selene unb inter bieier lii
terbaltiing gelaugtcn lie bis sur @ob.
nlng. 8atbden erltGllte nidt ne
mig iiber Curtis inermarteten 9eildJ
unb reifte Der nod, INNER bliteiloen
uno fiebernoen &lcinen 0as bei1nftis
getoe Eulper. Curt mar errniioet
bon Der Heiie unb Den lcsten sluitrcr-
g,tnsen ieines StuOiumts ulb 5og lid
balb ouf ieiu ibnt ahgemieienes 3im-
ner 3uriif, unh .nad)oem Wartba Der
3ante nod eiuige fleine Sanoreidyun.
gen beiorgt batte, folgte oiele ibrem
9eiipiele.
Der Shlaf abcr flob ibr Eager;
Die perihieoenartigiten @efiible be.
mddtigtcn lid ibrer. 90 pieles bate
tic beute gebort mas ibr bis oabin
frcmb serpeien. uno nm crit, mas ibr
bon Gurt er5ablt moroen mar.
4Qe Gage leines Il,ientbultes I'M
Sauie ibrer gltern truteu mieoer
lebenbig Dor ibre Seele; peIt' gliid.
Iife 3eit mar Dies! Sic riet ieoeS
nit ibm geiiibrte 8eIprd6 ms 8e.
ba6tliB 5rriid, Tie fiiblte nod ieinen
innigen, berebten 9lid auf lid ruben,
oanm iab lie aber oanehem EN- anberes
@eiiht. oas Bib Der ihonen Sfoil.
ipielerin. melhes ibre Ybontaiie nit
allen eroenflifen &ei5en idmiifte,
rno oa3Diid,en tonten Die Worte Der
Sante: .gtnr 5i ieinem Sergnii.
gen." gu ieinem Sergiliigen bate er
Die Sdaltipielerin seliebt, Sl ieinem
Sergniiaen batte er iih friiber NIT ibr
m~terbalten u,o iett moate or JIG
pieleiht mieoer Sittt Spielboll ieines
SersniiaenS madden. 9tein, Dies
iolte ibm benn bod nidt g%eliiiaen,
tie mollte ihm 5eigen, ooB lie nid,t
mebr NIT iid) ipielen laiie, Dab tic
elih eigentlid fem aino mebr lei,
Die oamals, oils er lie fenren lernte,
lie ipollte obcr marltnt ereis
ferte Tie iih MIR 10? Gurt mar ibr
ia gleihgiiltig, Dos beibt, bon
bcnte on mar Tie ebrlih aenilg,
iit oieies 5u geiteben. Hein, lie
liebte i'm niht, polte i'm ourd,mnS
nid)t lieben. gs nor chen oo6 Jon.
oerbar. pesbalb Silfte ibr Ser5 plot-
lid wieoer, tie tonnte es. iid nidt er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
CATHOLIC PRINTING co.,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

telte Shritte i'm Slnr borbar muroen.
Ser Snfel fommlt nod geraOe Sei-
tts geuug, nm am I~benobroo Sbeii
su nebmen," iagte Wartba aufbur.
feno.
vHein, es lit uift Saltl, ionoerr
Serr b. 8ergeu.1 49,
limb ben fennit Oh 10 senau am
Sritt?"
rgr lit bier Sa%usfrernb."
@s flopfte on Der Sbiire. Nilf
adtbdens .Serein" offnete ii6 Ole.
ielbe nno b. geSen trat ein. Nad)-
Dem Die berfommli6en 9esriiBungen
gewefielf rno Der 9eih6 Nartba
uorgeitellt moroen, fam oieier Der an
i'm ergangenen Iufforoerung nod
unb nabm am 5beetiite Ylat.
sd fomme eigentlih in elmer an.
oeren Mbiid)t," iugte b. Bergen, Die
oorgebotene Gigurre unbrennenb, i'd
molte mir erlauben, Die Sanen Sllrl
Concerto ab5lbolen, ih peripred)e
Sbnen einen genlIbreihen Ibenb."
sic iino reht frerrnolid). Serr b.
Bergen" erpioerte 8dtbhen. lid be-
baure ieoot iebr, baB mir bertc
Ibenb auf 'bas S~ergniisen per5ihten
miiiien."
rWarum oenn?"
.0tein @ann lit nod nid)t mieoer
oo; es lit aud nnbeitimmt. pamt er
fommt.
r@ie idaoe!"
p2aiien Sic lid ober burh inns
nid)t bon benz Concert 5rriidbolten,
Serr b. Sergen. Sic Iieben ia Die
Ntlliif 10 iebr," iagte 9dtbfen.
sd liebe bic 0tuiif. ipie id iiber.
boupt alles Sh0ue liebe," pericttc
Sener nit einem aisorudspollel
Slid aui ole iunge Srali.
Sieie lGdelte i'm ireunblih an.
,8erabe 10 pie Gurt. Der lie6t uuo
begeiiter. lid uld fiir aaes S6one, "
iagte Wartba.
n9ei Gurt lGBt iid Der 9egriii
pom Sdonen reft meit a%lSoebncn
er ihw1rmt nidt MIR fir ihone
Nfiiiif, Spern mo Shauipiele, ion.
bern aiih fiir Die id,onen Saritelerin-
men," lodte b. Bergen.
SD boffe, Die 9egeiiterung fiir
9ettere miro iest audi pcrraii6t iein;
pber meinen Sic, bob bieler SdpGr.
merei cine ~tiefere Seoelitrua 81
8runoe lag2" entgegnete aGtb6en,
.Sieiere 9eoerltins2 Mein, nidts
peiter. pie cine Stuoentenliebe; Elm
nnberes Stdbtd)ell, ein anoeres MtGb'
den, beiBt es bel oieien;" ~erlGutertc
p. Bergen, nit Dem Singer Die Mite
bon Der Gigarre abitreiieno. y@tir
ideint iiberbaupt, Gurt lit ein
Shmetterliug, welher bon elmer
9llrme Sir onoercn flattert."
DDS imge MGohen madte ii6 al
Der Sbeemaihine 5l idoiien, Inn bas
3ilden ibrer 2ippen su perbergen.
.Serr b. 9ergen, bitten Sic Sbrc
3unge," ia9te aatbhen, lGdelno nit
Dem Singer orobeno, ,eS lit moglih.
boB Gurt IN einiaen Sagen bicrbcr
fommt. @ir crmorten ole Nadridt
bon Dem Heiultate ieincs gramens
lie na6bem oieiesI ailsiGat, Mil CT
uns beil6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06

meigert mir, es aus Der 8eihdftsfdiie
81 nebmen, faunit Oh mir oamit bel.
fen?" ipro6 er leiie 81 Sugo.
n@ie bod belauft lid Die Gum.
me?"
rSunoertuno5nan5ig Sboler."
rWorgeu mill id Dir bas 9elo
nab 8einer 8obniing brinaen unb
fannit Oh mir bann sueleib einen
Shein bariiber a,isitelen."
Im ~tolgenoeu Mbenb brafte BON
Bergen oas @elb lrno blieb einige
Stinoen BORT. Die 9eiude bon Ser.
gems mieoerbolten lid. bon oieiem
Ibeno an bGiifiser uno Yaul befono
iid) nid)t mobl babel; Die giferiiht
begunm lid IN linn 81 regert. Sbpobl
er puBte, Dab er &atbfen feilen be-
griinocten 9pripurf MAIDEN fomnte,
10 tonten ibm bod Die @orte 9ergens
entgegen: Sic gefdat mir! Gr bafte
boralt, Den llmgang NIT Siigo auf5u.
geben unb i'm oaour6 bon ieiner
Sdusliffeit fe%rn5lbaIteu, allein Der
biir6 9auls itnioliben 2ebenswanbel
ulb adtbdens iibertriebene Eiisiudt
iid einiteaenbe @elbmangel fiibrte
i'm Dieoer Bergen ST. Oieier bali
itetS ino Saul belt lid baburh inn
perpflihtet. Sierbur6 fiiblte er lid
iebr georiidt unb lieB ieine iible
Game oft III berben @orten gegen
&Gtbfen aus. Sieie mollte lid iol.
Dies ni6t gefallen laiierL uro balo
fam eS 81 unangenebmen unb befti.
gen Iuftritten, baS 9ano Der 2tebe
uno @introht loferte lid INNER
mebr rno mebr. geitr IN bon Ser.
gems @eeenpart lieB man iif nifts
bon Dem bduslifen 3erruiirfniB mers
fen unb adtbhen 6eIonoers mar ge-
gen 0enielben iebr aiifmerfIam rlo
5uporfommerlo, noourh Die Gifer-
illft hires @atten irxmer reiie Sab.
rilng befam.
9teier ielbit a6er lag niAts ferner
als nit Dem Soilsfreunoe cine feline
Siuilon 81 u~nterbalten, es gelhab
mir tbeils aus 8empbnbeit Der
S6neiter pom Salie ber, tbeils Inn
iif etlpos an saul 81 ridden.
Yallls 9lide wuroen INNER bite.
rer, iein @eien INNER unmirlfer;
faum, bab adtbden in elmer guten
Inipanolilng eS Dagte, Ieine Sano
ST. ergreifen ilno nm ben 8runb iet-
mes g%ene6ntens 81 frogen. Seftig
Idleuoerte er Die Sanb Suriid uno
fitbr lie burt an: r9u bait mir per-
iprobell, mid IN aae Gmigfeit 5rt lie.
ben, uno 9u Iiebit mid iest idon
nidt mebr. On treibit 0ein Spiel
nit Serrn bon Bergen, mie On es
init mir getban bait"
0ieie 9eihulbigung emporte Die
jlrnge 6rau iebr, oennoh liebte lie
ibren 8atten, lie betbc,terte ibre lin.
ihulb itno nohm lid Dor, 9e9ell BON
Bergen 5llriidboltenocr 5it Iein. I'll.
lem mas mliBte oieier BON ibrer Sil.
oung, bon ibrer Gr5iebung benfen,
wenn Tie ieineW Irtigfeiten 10 i6roff
uto fiibl beaegnete? @s wiiroe lie
Damn oils aleinitdoterin anieben, nnb
Dies mollte Tie Inn feinen Hreis. Sic
1noerte beSbolb ibr 9enebmen Oieiem
gegeniiber nid)t uto Saul mllroe oa.
ourd IN ieinem r%ngliidliden 8abne
INNER mebr beit1rft. Die aluft 5lpi.
ihen Den beiben Gbeleuten erpeitertc
iid bon Gag ST. Gag unO Seibe mod.
ten iif segenieitig Die ~beitiglten Dor.
piirfe.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
IS3.185 Sixth Street. Tel. lis.
2Ner6tor S6mttt
@rusperfanfs. Sdnbler

IN b.u bsiisu uub renlifeu ilnpor,
i,rtsn unb suibeimiider Weiusn II. Wbistiss
iiir Samilicus unb Webi,ins gebraut st ben
biai9iten 8bolsiale : greiieu i'll irgelib si,lsr
SuantttGt. Sd u~ertauis biQig aber edit
mn MIR geNen Saar9elb.
SeiIr.r California portipett S1.OO per
Galloue uuo auipdrtS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
James Lexf 90 Co.
Neue snsiise. @eue @aiits.
Weueite Mobe. Riebrisfe 9reife

Gtablirt felt iibsr 80 Sabren.
Sbr Gelb ;uriid, wenr iiht suiriebsn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
NARROW ESCAPE
FOR CHIEF WISE
Street Car Grazes His Vehicle as
He Goes to
Fire.

Assistant Chief Wise. of the fire de-
partment. had narrow escape from
what might have been "A fatal COLI
sion with "a River View street car
while on his way 10 a re at 1909
Beverly street at s:So O'Clock Thurs
day morning,
and Reservoir street, when he saw
a car approaching. He rang his gyng.
bat the high wind probably prevent
ed the motorman from hearing 1t.
Instead of slowing. the motorman
put on speed, evidently trying to pass
ahead OF the chief. The chief in
turn urged his horse forward to try
TO pass in front OF the car. A. a re-
suit. both approached the crossing
together.
collision was barely ayerted when
the chief wheeled his horse and drove
up over the sidewalk The ear miss
ed his vehicle by less than foot,
he says.
The fire was In the home of John
King. colored, aud was the result Of
a defective fiue. A still alarm WAS
turned In to Engine Company No.
and the blaze was extinguished
after damage To the extent of So had
been done.
A second tire Va tn h oma of. Ian.
ME jackson, colored. 1898 Taylor
street. was also caused bya defective
due. An alarm was turned In at
1890 o'clock and Engine Companie
8 and 10 and Truck Company No )
sponded. The damage was SIS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
CAuDlE .MARR|Es
VIOLET SAWTELlE
Early Morning Ceremony May
Save Him from a Con-
vict's Stripes.
COURT POSTPONES CASE
Judge Wells Wishes to See How
Man Will Conduct Himself
as Husband.

To escape "a convicrs stripes ard
elude the law which was fast closing
about him net of evidence which
would have undoubtedly dragged him
to States Prison, Willard Caudle,
twenty three years old, at O'Clock
Thursday morning became the husband
of Violet SaWtelle. the seventeen year
old girl of East Eleventh Street whom
he is accused of betraying.
After several postponements Caudle's
case was called Thursday morning in
Hastings Court. Part Two. Common
wealth's Attorney Page announced the
marriage of the defendant. Judge IL
II. Wells was not inclined to favor eau
die and declared he would continue the
case until the first day of January
term. Ii at that time, the Court held.
Caudle has conducted himself as the
husband of the young woman the case
will be dismissed. otherwise It will be
gone into,
Manchester Shocked.
This Is apparently the elimination OF
a tragedy In real life which has shock
ed Manchester. 1t Was necessary TO
continue the case from time TO time on
account OF the serious condition OF the
girl, though she is now well and happy
and the mother OF a child.
1t Is understood that 1t was at the
instance Of his attorney, Hiram Smith,
that Caudle was induced to marry. At
torney Smith and the Commonwealth =
Attorney held several conferences and
it was apparent that this was the only
course open to the defendant 20 avoid
a long term in the penitenttary,
A marriage lcence was procured
Wednesday afternoon. Why the cere-
fnony was deferred until the early
morning hours In not known. 1t was
performed in the presence OF several
witnesses, including Officer Waymack
OF the third police station.
strong case, 1t Is declared, had beer
prepared against Caadle and he was
literally forced into the marriage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
AVIATOR KILLED
At ROME M[[T
Lieut.. Segliette's Aeroplane
Dashes Him to Death--Ac-
cident Unexplainable.

ROME, Oct. 27.-Another fatni
aeroplane accident occurred to-day on
the military grounds at CentCeelle.S
when Lieutenant Segliette's machfn1
fell while he was planning to thoI
ground. instantly killing the lieuten-s
ant. Those who saw the accident could
give no cause for It. The machjna
was gliding beautifully to the earth.
when 1t suddenly tipped violently.
Segiiette made q desperate effort to
right the aeroplane. but clutched 81
the levers in vain.
Segtiette's death makes the fourth
aeroplane fatality In the last week.
The greatest number yet claimed II
this length OF time. ON Sunday CAPS
tain Madiot, a French military Avia~
tor. was killed in a practice flight In
the aerodrome at Douai. On TueadaY
Lieutenant Menthe fell in Wright
bi-plane while planning to the earth
at Masdeburg. Germany. Yesterday
Fernand Blanchard fell $50 feet hi
attempting to alight at Issy, after ~
flight from Bourges. and was instAnts
~ killed.
Thus far there have been in all thir-s
ty deaths in aeroplane accidents since
Lieutenant Thomas f.. Selfridge. the
arst victim, WAS killed at Fort Mynr.
Va. September II, 1908, In = Wrighk
machine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

Continued from First PaRe.)
Sasaasi v. Isrsins- who xstsh Pilot
Hans Kericks, had managed the
Dusseldorf. led the ru4A ~ thn QhArt
Foom ana after figuriAg tor some
TINS decided that nee oniys aid
America exceed tho record ~ 4 the
German Balloon but that ~ nd =
margin q mora than h0atrsd mtles
- her credit
Whsn Perkins figured X ouk that his
own record was beatenHe SGaas
We'll. they are blame plucky
pair and anyway ! am glad the United
States Won.
William Hawley said to-day that
the waiting for news during the last
five days had almost unnerved him
but that the experience had been
worth while a sit had served TO show
him how many friends he and hts
brother actually bad.
Hawley and Pc Il VIII be the head
liner" at the aviation banquet which
the Aero Club will give at the Plaza
hotel Monday night. The banquet
will be for all those taking part in
the international meeting at Belmont
Park and for the participants in the
International ha loon race.
The returning aerenauts are ex-
pected to reach here from que bee
some time tomorrow.
In cash prizes the America H.. Dus-
seldorf and Germania will receive
$1,000 each: HeIvetia. $500; Hair
burg Ill, $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
SUDDEN DEATH
OF MAGISTRATE
". Fl. II. Kidwell Stricken With
Heart Failure While on
Bench.

Funeral services over Magistrate w
H. II. Bidwell, who died OF heart
failure Wednesday afternoon willis
on the bench. will be conducted IT;
the Methodist church at Barton
Heights at 3 O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Interment Will be In Hollywood cerAe-
terry.
The magistrates sudden death canse
as great shock to mis- many frtend1
in Richmond and In the county HI
was highly esteemed and was. regard
ed as one of the most able magistrates
in the county.
When he was stricken he had juDk
completed hearing a minor case In
his court and suddenly reeled In hts
seat. falling to one side. Persons IN
court rushed to his side and he was
removed to the Jail Office. It waS
at once seen that life was extinct.
the barest flicker OF the pulse indicate
ing that the spark of life yet remain
ed. The city ambulance was called
but before it arrived at tho jail the
magistrate Was dead.
Magistrate Kidwell IL survived by
his wife and hve childfen-RobNfx
and Walter Kidwell, Mrs. John n.
Harding, Mrs. Charles Jewstt, OF Bar
ton Heights
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
OFFER BEEFSTAKE
AS WHIST PRIZES

CHICAGO. Oct. FIT bone steaks as
bridge whist prizes---vs the cut glass
bowls the latest Chicago society re-
form. The new idea Is based on the
proposition that the T-bone steak is
q thing u beauty and price and IL not
q JOY forever. at least is SO for day
The new idea nrst bloomed last
night. The players expected to see
or = pair Of silver mounted salts as
prizes. Instead T-bone steak for
four was produced and for second
prize there was basket OF fruit ard
vegetables.
I'VE used to bother our heads
choosing some pretty house orna-
,nent said the hostessss. "Gomparst
china was expensive. Now the shoe
Is on the other, foot, Il takes . lot Of
money to buy = stsAk. rs . luxury"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
STOCKS STR0Ac
GAINS RECOVERED

NEW YORK. Oct. 2I.-The stock
market showed pronounced strength
at the opening to-day. gains being re-
corded in nearly everything dealt in.
The market held strong all through
the first hour with further advances
esta blished In many of the active is
sues Government bonds unchanged;
others Arm. :.
The tone continued strong all
through the last half OF the forenoon.
additional advances being recorded IN
many of the important issues.
Tere was q heavy buying movement
in United States Steel Common this
afternoon which carried the price to
So The entire list went up in sympa
thy, but a selling movement followed
and there was a sharp reaction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
Personals.

MIR Albert Doyle, Jr.. who has been
the guest or Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Doyle.
Of No 1880 Porter street. returned
Wednesday night 10 his home in Ariz-
ona.
Mr.. ]. H. Patterson. Jr.. is in Boston
Mrs. f. \. Gregory is visiting rela-
tives in Petersburg.
Miss Sue Da;fron. who has been Wis
iting her brother. Mr.. A. J, Daffron. has
returned 10 her home in Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
Small Fire.

small blaze at the plant of
the Sameron Stove Company VedneS-
day night about O'Clock caused slight
damage. The fire, II Is said. started
from a flying spark. About two weeks
ago fire was caused al this plant by the
same cause.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

This was unanimous and emhsUcu
structions to tire elder to - s1a4 =
Greene II renamed for another y4<
SINH ar resetutH ns were paaoe6 GrlS&
corning the s;fk Of the prestdtn9
der. n
There Is absolutely no found&ttfi(X
the proposed removal OF Mr.. 0So1
to another charge. His work ke&t
has met with nearly approval u bsM
{ congregation. and all members wUW9N
feel a severe /, 70 were he to le1f1s "a