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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12

Funeral services viii be held this after
noon at 2:sO o'clock for f. F. Abner at
his home, Parkwood apartments Burial
will be IN Prospect Hill Cemetery. Rev.
Paul A. Mcneil officiating.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY,

EU~EDANs
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Comrany's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at SIS p m.
Steamer Charles Macalestcr for Mount Vernon.
Leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 q. N. and las
D N.
Cars from Ffteenth street and New YORK avenue
every quarter h7ur for Zoo Park, cheTy Chase. and
kensngtoa.
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nischarged from AsyIum.

Joseph T. Weaver. prominent In George
town. who had been confined at the Gov
eminent Asylum for the Insane since
October. 1908. was yesterday found to be
OF sound mind by jury in the District
Supreme Court and was discharged.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Fred ". Held. n and Eva Marie Fox. q. Rev.
William ]. Carroll
Max Gross g Of New York City, and ida IeRai
n n Philadelphia Pa. Charles S. BuDdrv, 7. Of
NJ C.
COLORED.
James Carter, z. and Rebeccs Griffin, So Rev. J.
B. Mclaughlin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12

Rear Admiral A. P. Nazro has been re-
tired from the navy as unfit to take the
prescribed physical tests. Examinations
proved he had Bright's disease President
Tsft approved his retirement
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12
KEY MANIPULATOR
DISCLOSES PAST
Andrew Lee Tells Police He
Was in Dungeon 35 Years.
FOUR BATHS A YEAR LUXURY

''FOOd Was Thrown to Me ms IL
Were a Dog, and l Saw No Human
Beings in Boston Prison Except
jail Guards" He sRys-Hornsby
Robbery Must Be Proven ON Him.
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Post-offlce Appointment.

Arthur L. Davis. Of Illinois. was ap-
pointed yesterday by Postmaster General
Hitchcock as assistant chief clerk Of the
Post-office Department.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12

The Modern Livery for All Occasions
demanding carriages is a TTCO taxicab.
Sc per hour. Phone North 1912.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12

Concert and Dinner at Union Station
Sunday evenings from $50 TO $3.50. Sl.00
Music by celebrated Hungarian Orchestra
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12

Every Crumb of sEeinberg's Bread
Is rich in nourishment. Made with purest
richest ingredients. Fresh at groeers.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12
snrInr SfoeE.

phone TOg6, DoBneIiy, 18th & Eye.
for a bottle of his famous Private Stock
Rye 75c Ut Equals any dollar whisky.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-12

fresh nearby country eggs at reasonable
prices at the store and market stands OF
James +. Oyster. Choice creamery but
ter soc and f0c 10. 5-ib boxes eFour
Leaf Clover. $50. Store. 9Th & Pa. ave.
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Hntei Inhnann Cafer.

We have the goods. Sea Food. New
York Cuts OF Meats, Fine Fruits, &c
Noon Lunch. table d'hote, and la carte
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OIL cookers, gas ranges. water heaters.
SIG 18th ste. A Muddiman & Co.-l2os Q.
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4. & apitel.

Sn bsm tIsinsn 5afen Gan Remps
lag cine Reibe BON 6iiherbartsn our
4bfabrt bereit. Gs fpehts bsftig, bic
gDellen iprigten bod on ben Guobers
iteinen bes 6aFenbamines binaui, bic
garten idautelten ieIbit i'm oofen
tart auf unb ab. Die Molten binqen
tief BON 3eit 3u 3eit 3ogsn Stridr.s
gen iiber pas Wieer, bas ouf tiefem
Griin leudtenDe, ipeibe Sdaumtranse
bilDete.
Qm llfer itanben alte unb iunae
Jrauen, 4neebDriee Der ausfabrenben
'S6iffer. Sie riefen ibnen 4bfhiebss
porte 81, CUTE Ratbfhldse. Bisporte,
ernitesmeintes 2ebeipobI unb WiinTdl.
fir gutsn. reihIihen Sang. Seitparts
an einisen uufseftapelten 1onnsn uno
aiiten lebnte Elm jltnees Wsib, ben
Bid auf zines Der fleiniten Boot. ses
beftet, Die 4rme iiber Der gruit pers
f6rdnft, pte I'm ibre Sores unb Qnalt
niht gum 4usbruh eelanssn gu lalIen.
Sbr Geitht aeigte, oaB lie nett entfernt
Don Der Fube mar, bic iie beudeIte -
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3rnnseisenitumS nebertrasnns.n
gincinnati, IL. Sept.


George 6. Reinbart an Dora grsbn,
90 bei 125 SUB an Der Siiisiis Der
Woibinston Strube in 2odlanb. 81.
gbparo 9. Ulorris an Woooburn
:. Wlorris, 90 bel 104 Jub an Der
1sItieits Der Ulonfert Gtrabs, 124
SUB bon Chapel Str. $1,000.
Worgorst GronIep on bic Siaot
Cincinnati, Cots Wo. "a unb 35 BON
"copper" uno Uliles untsrabikiluns.
$4750.
gbe g. Ghysikr e Cons SO. on
bieieIbe. bic 0itli3en 6 SUB BON Got
Ro. l uno Die gan3e Got SO. 2 bon
gIod % bon g8ilIiam unb 6ubbarb's
unierabtheiIun8; ferner 423 BEL 100
SUB an Der SiioTsite Der Nd.en Ctr,
selessn an Der Giiofpeitsgde Der 49ien
uno GuIpsri S.rabe. 1000, 900.
Yenebir Eoisnbnum an oieje!be,
eine Got bon Der ipeitIihen Seiie BON
Got No. a bon GIarf Winiums' sipei.er
unterabtbsilung. $37O.
solomon fQtenbdum on oleielbe,
ein brsiediges Stu6 pom Got 3 on Der
noropeitliden gde BON gIorf mii.
tiams' Stpeitsr llnterdbtbeiluns. 545.
gnna Sbinnid an bisfelbs, bic nOrbs
Iihen 20 SUB bon Got go. z BON Gong.
iporth's llnterabtbeiiuns. $500.
Suiiu S6ans On biefelbe, 18A Bel
100 Jub an Der Ditfsite beg groabs
pap, Stpii6en Siebenter unb 9dier
StroBe. $4,000.
Warsarei Shmutte an bie1eIbe, cine
Got BON 92 BEL % Jub an Der Glib
ipeitsgde bon gsgltfton NDe. $13. 300.
gli5abeth Wicpribe an biefelbe, Got
Ro. % bon 2onsportb's llnierabtbtis
lung. Oitlih pom Deer Greet. $24OQ.
Jobn 5. Murpbp an biefelbe, bic
nOroliden % SUB pom Got go. % BON
2ongtDortb's llnterobtheilunG Dftli1
bonn Deer Greet. $3.50.
Dennis 2pnh an bieitlbs, Got go.
33 in Qonsnortbs lInter1btbeilung.
DbIi4 bonn Deer Grees. 5000. u.
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bon Der gaiiern Mpenue. ST..

bon Der gaitern Mpsnue. ST..
Anna 9. Ghearer an ]. W. GnDoer,
Got Vo. ii eiHer lln.erabtkiluna, sss
matt ourh ben Sberiff in WaDiions
bile. 81.
Jannie u. ferris on Wdrn grues
ninger, ben fpei.Iiden 5beiI BON Got
IL BON Der 2inipoob 2ano Cos spei@
ten unierabibeiluns. 81.
g. 6. Wbite an Gbarlss g. Nlunien.
100 bel "a Jub an Der garreI Ctr. 81.
9he Rosblins Rsalip SO. on R,p.
5enrp WoeIltr, grsbilhoT, Got Ro. 80
pcn RoebIins's pIane Der llnierabibeis
lung ouf priee 5ilI. 81.
0eorse Y. gausbon an Rep. 6enrp
Woe[Isr. Grsbiidof, aruts., Cots gio.
80 uno "a pon Oep. q. 9dusban Ii.
ano., 1ruitses, unierabihsiIung. 81.
amanbc aeiisrer an bic Hortpooo
ReaI Giiaie & Smpropemeni Co., cine
60. an Der oiiliden Seiis Der Seff.rion
4penue, 151.21 5ub norbIib BON Der
ROrooii.gde BON SefTerion uno CT.
Clair 4p.nu.. $500.
W J.. EIBrotb an 4nna 3. C'Wol.
Isp. Got go. 543 in Der eritsn Mobition
81 Rortpoob giep. 81.
Spbn WenbsI II. Gnb.. gruI.ees, an
CHARTS Slater, Got 295 in Der Guelio
9ono aHn. unterabtbeilune. 81.
Marsarei Sulipon on syraneis SD.
RuTsu, 1beil BON Got Vo. II, btfannt
ols go. 3028 a.rper 4peuue. ST.
Celia Muble on 2ouii. Rosss. bic
fiibIihen 33t SUB BON 60. 0o. 25 in
Der gponiton 2anb IHn. unierobtbeis
lung. 81.
SOtn ). Rad an Sulia Sdaible.
Cots go. "a unb 35 in Sobu !. Rad's
llntsrobtbeiiune. 81.
Gilbert WeGunoueb on gmilp g.
5uihart. 1883 Ieres 2anb in Se,iion
20 in glsaian. Ribes. 81.
ehriitian M. 2ose on bic gineins
natl Cremation Co.. hi. ipsiiIihe 5dlfs
ie BON Got go. 26 in 9rotb.rion's uns
ierobtheiIung. 81.
,siIe 6. afsnsp on Waru anna
9oIrnib, 2 aerss 2anb in Se,tion IA
bon Speomors 1otpnibip. 81. !
SeFe 6. 4snep an Worp anna
goIroib, 2 Qcres 2ann in Ge,tion IA
bon Sncamore sotpnibip. 81
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GrnaSeisentbums Oppotbeiea.
Gineinnati. II. Sept.
Neue 6ppotbefen:


Qeue 6ppotbeten:
6nrrp 1idmnn an Dayton Ctr. q.
aH. SO. $500.
Warp 8. Saunbers on GLENDALE
SaDinss 4i. $3.50.
6tnrp Slider an Meitpooo 5omss
iteab 60. $500.
Wiorp 6. Goiieno on SoutbernC bio
6. II. z. 60. $4,000.
9sorse W. 3urnor.b an Waabiion
3. ". Ro. 2 $500.
Glisoktb s.. q. Smetburft ,on Wo=
bifon y. u. SO. 2 $500.
Rannie 6. Wopb an Wsabifpn 9. u.
No. 2 $3.50.
pbiiip Shufxrt On Cosmopolitan
.. II. 9. 60. $1,000.
Gborles M0ier on 2ineoln Wnuper.
Elm 5000.
SObn George 2enber an GufpS1ars
ringbauien $260.43.
NIfrtb g. HonbOIaer an Woanrt 6.
u. q. 60. $14OO.
barbara Bohrer an Neobing y. u.
6. Go. 500.
SoTepb Ginger an Reabins 3. u.2.
So. $500.
Mnrp 9obin an propibent Gapinas
Danf anb 1ruft 60. $1750.
Hrsba aebier an Ambroie 6. pas
houb $1,000.
Gborles 3. Barber on Glenn 9. u.
G. ". $1,000.
Catherine s5obSentomp an gilmore
6. u. q. 60. $4,000.
Mi6aeI Bungart an Charles l,0fels
meier $1,000.
WorD Oriininstr an Gnterprife 3.
u. 6. $500.
NlIen Winters an Sobn 4. RoB
$538.65.
GborIes 8. Munfep. an Goit gnb
Honi 60. $270O.
8rnneis N. Muitu an Cincinnati
WOrfingmenS Club r. u, g. Co. $500
Rdrp Oriiuiuefr an Fannie Y.
6erriS &3oo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-13

1raneis M. RuF,u an Sobn Quar-.
ters $500.
eouiie Rosse an Grans 9oiples
$4,000.
8eiilate 9ppotbeten:
glarp g. Beus II. u. on aineoln q.
u. go. ] $1,000.
Dieielbe on bYfeIbe $3.50.
Geo. 1kobaio an Catherine Wsper
$533.
Marsarei Grotp!ep an Srifb 3. u.
g. Go. $1,000.
RelIie O'GOnner an Sriib .. u. 8.
SO. $500.
Marsaret Samutte an 20. 6. 5in
$4,000.
3. W. Snnber on Soutbern Ohio
6. II. Z. 60. $1,000.
Carl ganentine ar Wabiion 3. u.
go. 2 $l125.
BAL. 3. 6irn ir an 4nno g. Waa
den3ie $4,000.
Jreb. Gpi,b an Government 6. u.
9. 60. $500.
M. u. 3obin on 6. Gianeui[le
$500.
g. Qeufdnerson Wosnrt 6. u. q.
60. $500.
Caroline Wsbmeer an Cincinnati
Sapinss Gocietp $4,000.
eoip. g. Inotrion an peter o.
SbaushneiIp $4,000.
Wolfeons 5erins an German Hor1
tering $4,000.
albert Coos on Jront Botples
$1,000.
Soi. u. 5nnbman on Glenn 9. II.
9. Iff. $45OO.
Ghas. e. Wsuniep on g. @. mbite
$1,000.
Wlinnie Strimple an Sas. W. M.rs
riI $1,000.
MihaeIalopp on Sprins grope 9(p.
g. II. .. 60. $1,000.
Celia Wsuble an Jobn 2udte $3.50.
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Der aampf segen bi. Ct

Oet ~ III WpI gegeH pt W.
mid farre. Hahbem bos poriae
Sabr Der Riinhener 0ornifon eiHe
Gsnidtarre Gpib.mie g.broht bate,
ipdbreno beren iid Desinfestion unb
Sfoliruns ber aronien ols ipenig
tpirfiams 8etdmpfungsmitieI eripieien.
ipurbe Die miIitdrdrstlife Ntabemie
nit unteriutungen iiber bic Derbreis
tuns bes arantbsitserreeers (Wenins
soeoeeus) betraui. Gisie nit einem
sroben 4uffpano BON Oelb, 3eit unb
WIbe burhgefiibrisn llnterinhunsen.
in beren 0erlauf iiber IL. 600 seiunbe
Wenihen. barunter bic sdnse Wiiinht>
ner Dornifon, ouf Soften unieriuAt
ipurben. babtn ein gang unertportetes
unp leiber binfihtIih Der 8etdmpfung
Der 0eni6ftnrrs burhous negatives
Greebnib eebobt. Der arunfbeitstra
reger. bsr bel Wannihaften nerihie.
bener 1ruppentkile imprOsentfas BON
OH bis 2.94 gefunNn ipurbe, fneint
bsi runb 2 prpSent oIer Wenfhen in
Der RnhenIhleimbnut prrbanben. 81
fsin, obn. oob fin boraus. es i.l
benn. bab bisber nod unbe,onnte gins
fIiiiIe bin5utommen. ireenbipelhe grs
irontuneen ersdben. 60 fonben ii9
bsiipielsneiis bic meiiten aotsentrGs.r
in einem Resiment. bds gar feline Oes
niditorre Grirnntungen gebdbt bat.
Srgenbipelder 3ufammsnbong bss
aotlenbefibes nit Der 0eimotb unO
bem 3ipiIberuf Der aeimir1ser tcnnse
niht feftsefient ipsrben. Wdbrenb bic
errpGbnien untsrIuhnnsen in cine epis
bemiefreie 3eit iislen. iinb porisss
Sabr. oIs bi. aranibeit pisle Dpfsr
forberie, unier 1911 unierIuhten ees
iungen gsrionen Al Rottentrdger ses
funben iporben. Dos III nit 2,46
pro3ent ioum mebr ols in eeiunbtn
3sittn. Wlan slaubie bomoIs fttges
itelIt 5u bobtn. bob BEL ben 2rupptns
tbeilsn, untsr benen iih s.oifsntrdssr
befnnben. ieine grtrontungen mtbr
portomsn. fobalo fie Riinhen Derlie.
ben. Qo6 benz gsfosten III teine Auss
iiht porbnnpen. bic Oentdftdrre in
Gbnlihsr Weife bsi6mpfen ~ fOnnen.
ipie bies b.nte nit gutem GrfcFs bel
appbus unb Cholera eei6iebt. Nlaa
mub ii9 einiftpeitkn unb Bis Elm sdsys
borer Neg 9efunben iporben III NIT
anaemsinen lonitdrtn T1dbndbrifn b.
spneen, lpie ]. =. aeiHlitbieit. eiie
Gsa6t 6tsuns nnb bieusi4t DrtSme4ltt
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(lyortiesung folgt.)

8rin3 unb 4rtiIIeri II.
Cine beItere 8eididte er3dhIt ba$
4Iouer @odenblatt bon eInem PHI
figen mefIenburgiiden 4rtiIIeriiten.
,Sn Qlon mar glrtiQerie einquarttrt.
Rrin5 Syood]in, Ser iiingite Safer
iobn trat auf Ser Reitbabn obne ge.
qleitung an ben BEL Den a1liqeiteQten
8eit1iiben Soften Itebenoen 9Irtiueri.
item heran rn0 bat i'm, inn einige Gr.
flarunqen 81 qeben. Ter brope Mtefs
lenburqer, Der nid)t abnte, baB es Der
Sobn 0eS aaiier8 mar, erfldrte nm
6erettrpluiq1t oQeS 6aS on nen Sc
Ihilben lln6 an Dem nelien geobQfl.
tllngsDaoen Der @atterie, mas er er.
fldren ourfte. gll5 ser 8rins lid
Damn oanfen0 abDenoen uno Dem go.
item alS gelObnltng fiir Die iahfunoi.
&c Grflaruna leiner 8oife Elm 8olo.
it'd IN Die 6anb 6riifen moIte, be.
lnerfte Der 'einer 8flid)t belpuBte Qlr.
ttlertit DOB er i'm 9ienit nid)ts an.
nehmen oitrfe. @enn Der Serr ihm
aber iplrfIlh ctfpas geben moQe, 10
moge er 6as 8elb ouf Die 9afette oes
iladiten 8eifliibes legen, bort fonne
er es iid nah Dem 8ienIt abboIen.
Vrln5 S5oatim banbelte naf) ieinem
Hoth nno iponote iih an eifan Inter.
offl3ier, DEN er bat, oafiir ionuen su
ipolen, oaB Der Goiten Dos Inn sll.,
geoahte @olbitiif aud erbalte. GNs
tit oenn AUD geiheben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-13

nsin, beu6tIn tpnnte iis nidt - bic lie
Dor onberen nur 3siste.
Wdlesta ging NIT Rira poriiber unb
ertannte 9erefina.
.5dbrt Guer Mann binaus in Dehi
gHetter2" fraste lie unb blieb iteben.
Oas Weib nidte, pbne lie on3ufehen,
lie tonnte bic Nussn nidt bon benz fIei=
men gooie losreiben. .4rme qeute
miifen leben."
.9abt Sbr aneit um ibn24
"Riecaroo periiebt feline Sahe, unb
bic Wtaoonna fpirb fir i'm iprsen."
.Sie 1T fait 10 rubis pie Ou", !,
iaste VaIesta i'm Dsiteraeben nit eiz
mem Seitenbtid ouT mira. .Iber lie
bat nod arDBsre Gslpalt iiber fid, benn
Der, ben lie Iiebt, qebt elmer tpirtIihen
0sfabr entsegen. Der llnterfhteb iit
nur. oab bieies 0eib pebsr faIt nod
sleihsiiltis lit. fonoern Isibenidoftlih
fuhlt, ihr 5er5 lit Elm 9ulian."
Wftro antiporte.e niht, iie fiiblt. iih
mahtIos eeeen ibrsr Stiefmuttsr itste
anIpieIunsen auf lire adIts. ibrs du=
bere Rube. gber fe pubte bod aes
NIB, iie mare On 0ieies Weibes StefIe
por per5lpeiflunespo1er ansit umse.
tommen.
galesta iab Iid1 nod sinmaI mad
5ere'ina um. rSie pflegt ibr 4eube.
res niht fonberIif, uno bod fpeib it,
bdb Der Wonn, bsr lie Iisbi, allss unz
oers ibrettpeeen pty9jbt sic bat i'm
be3aubert. Sn alter 3eitsn bate man
its aIs 3ere perbyanut." gaIessa
latts auf. blieb i:eben unb ipinfte
!5errn BON Wilde, Der ouf iis sutam.
rSs 1T ebsn nur bic oIte 9eihihte:
Cine offentunbise, ur9s3iiaslte 2eibens
i6dft pirii ouf jeo:n. alsitpisI fpeF
Stanoes uno ipsIter 2lrt. elsidmds
Big. Die Mdnnsr iaQen ihr INNER
3ur geute, ieIbit Gin aniheinenb 10
ernitsr unb iiibIsr Utann ipie Sal
BON" - Sic brad ob, oIs fale ibr
Wtira erit jest nieoer ein Dilds mar
itsben gsblieben uro iprah nit einsm
Slider.
rgtun", fubr gotsta fort, .srpbe
2siosnihoft tonnit Cu nidi gebsn,
tein Ulenit fann mebr Ieiiten, aIs or
in iid bat. Du Bit lpie Saiba, mos'
ruid.as 5ohtsr, Ron Der ibrs Ruttsr
Iagt, iie lit 5ufrisoen, iie bat Wouu
uno ainber. mas nil iie mebr2 Sd
lusib, tpie ia Did ;u nebmen babe. unb
SaIoop -" ibrs 2jppsn sit.sr.en ets
mas - rman tpiro es nit Der 3eit
pobI lsrnen. 9efsr pdrs ss freiIih,
Ou tOnnteit Dsinsm BsIen e.ipas
mtbr araft unp Ttusr gsbsn, etpas
BON bem. ipas s;nen Wcnn ipiber
ieinsn DiIlen feiIslt mto bssaubert,
ibn SuIsgt NIT forirsjbt. SD ipeib
nitt, ob Su IS Itrren tannit, i.bens
faILs psritebit Du jtst ipobl taum mas
ih msirs, niht tpahr ?"
nBiIibolo bat mid Iieb. gsraoe 10
tpie ih bin, er motte mid gar niti
onbsrs babsn", faete Ilira Itnea nit
aufftei9enoer R6.bs in ibren j.st oft
10 bleinsn Wansen.
8uIes!a nidte nit ip1itjftem Bid
uno gjng oerrn bon Gi,ts sHtgeseu,
Der iit ibnen ndsrts. inosm Ts iagts:
.Cuun bleibe 10! 4ber es tommen i'm
jruuenIebsn 3eiten. po es hsibi, bic
Giebs isitba!tsn, Die man bsisiien. Die
Kramer dHoern fih. 9pt III Tsin
WiLIibdIo 3p<ifellos aud hieriH cine
GHsnoAms. Run. 5err bon DiIte.
baben Sis iih bic brauns Stonhe;t
bort an ben gonnen onasisben? Sis If
Der gtiibe tpertb. lie beiiBt. mas bier
unisrer tIeinen graut 10 gdn3lid
fsbIt, 5eusr uno 0iui. Gort isbsn
Sic, isst IGuit iis Dor. nm ibrsn Rits
curoo ned sinmal su umarmsn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-26
ITALY IN THE LEAD.
1t Furnished the Largest Number of
Immigrants Last Year.

Washington, July ga total of
223.453 Italians and of 12S,34S Poles,
the two countries furnishing the high
est number of arrivals and of only 10
Koreans constituting the country's
tors in the grand total of 1,041,57O
immigrants admitted to this country
during the past fiscal year. This is
289,7S4 less than the previous year.
Besides this grand total there were
156,467 nonimmigrant aliens admitted,
24,270 aliens were debarred and 243,-
191 United States citizens arrived.
During the fiscal year the Chinese i'm
migrants numbered Ito, Japanese
1900, English 53,498, Irish 1888, He
brew 1920 and German 1880
There were 27,302 Magyars, 81 Pa
cific Islanders, 1896 black Africans
and LISP East Indians.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-26
LOOKS BAD FOR BRYAN.
Nebraska Leader Appears to Be
Doomed to Defeat.

Grand Island, Neb., July ga fight
for supremacy with quarter neither
given nor asked between the former fol-
lowers of William ]. Bryan and their
one time leader was the situation pre-
scented, when the Democratic platform
convention was called to order today.
County option was the issue that d.
vided the delegations and the insist
ance of Mr.. Bryan that a county option
plank be inserted in the platform was
Combated by majority of almost two
to one of the 866 delegates.
Within the ranks of those opposed to
&C unity option many factional differen-
ces existed, which the candidates of
rival leaders augmented but when the
gavel of the chairman fell the major
ity was Solidly aligned against the long
time Democratic leader of Nebraska.
who apparently was to meet his first
defeat at the hands of the Nebraska
Democrats. The attempt of several
friends of Mr.. Bryan to make him re-
cede from his radical stand on county
option had been unsuccessful and the
followers OF Governor Shallenberger
and Mayor Dahinan, once his loyal
;tdherents, stood firmly against the
granting of any concessions to him on
the question.
Corollary of the county option fight
was seen il the contest of Congress
man Hitchcock and r. L. Metcalfe for
the Democratic nomination for United
States senator. AK though the conven-
ton contemplated no action on the con-
-tese it was evident that the political
fortunes of Mr.. Metcalfe, the associate
editor of Mr.. Bryan's publication were
bound up with those of his chief and
that the downfall of Mr.. Bryan before
the convention meant also the alim;na-
ton of Mr.. Metcalfe's candidacy for the
senate. This in spite of the fact that
Mr. Metcalfe did not share in the de-
termined view of Mr.. Bryan on the
county option issue, he having declar-
ed that the matter would better be rel
egated to the legislature for adjust
ment.
Many delegations were split on the
question CT endorsements of the 5
o'clock closing law and a fight in the
ranks of the majority against county
option was anticipated. 1t was not ex
rected that the entire work of the con-
vention could be crowded into one ses-
sion and a night session was planned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-26
New York stock Market.

Wall ST., New York, July 26.-STOCKS-
Stocks were offered in large blocks at the
opening of the market and wide price
recessions were the result. Losses aver
aged from a large fraction to point in
practically all of the most active stocks
and in Consolidated Gas there was drop
of 2L American Sugar, Western Union
and Interborough Metropolitan preferred
l1h and Rock Island and Amalgamated
Copper 1ss.
Heavy liquidation was in progress during
the first hour and severe declines resulted
These were most marked in stocks not of
first Importance Covering operations by
some power of resistance. The whole
market rallied when the opening break in
the corn market was reported Missouri
Pacific fell "a. Brooklyn Union Gas ~
Sloss Sheffield Steel and Central Leather
ferred 31z. Republic Steel preferred, West
inghouse Electric, American Hide and
Leather preferred and marlborough Met
ropolitan preferred 8, and Southern Rail-
way preferred. Louisville and Nashville,
Delaware and Hudson, Kansas City South
ern preferred. Western Union: American
Car American Smelling, American Cotton
Oil. General Electric and Colorado Fuel
to ~ The most active stocks were
restored to last nights level by the rally.
Violent declines continued to be shown
in various stocks for which the market
is not usually active. Forced liquidation
was evident with no effective demand to
meet IT. Small sales sufficed to break
prices for these stocks. st. Louis South
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-26
PLUNGE FROM WINDOW,
Minister and His Wife Strike ON Their
Heads on Pavement.

Belfast, Ireland, July 26.-Fire
swept through the Kelvin hotel today
burning to death three employees, while
several guests received frightful in
juries. Five of the guests were dan
gerously burned and others are in a
serious condition. Among those sur
viving who suffered most were the Rev.
William John McCaughan, for nine
years pastor of the Third Presbyterian
church of Chicago, and his wife.
The McCaughans were caught on an
upper floor and in attempting to find
an exit through the hall were terribly
burned. Their escape through the
usual exit being cut off by the flames
the minister and his wife finally threw
themselves from an upper window
Both struck the pavement with great
force and when they were removed to
hospital it was found that the skulls
of both had been fractured. The con-
dition of the two is critical.
Dr. McCaughan resigned his pastor
ate in Chicago in May, 1907, to be-
come pastor of the. May street congre-
cation in this city.