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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07
40 ELks to Leave
Charleston Sunday
For Detroit Town

Elks to at least the number of 40
Will leave here Sunday on No. ), C.
q o., in two Pullmans for Detroit.
where next week they will spend
nve days at the annual reunion of
the order which. gives promise Of
being the most largely attended and
most suspicious events of the kind
IN the history of the organizatio
The cars will be in charge of
gent G. a. Hancock, of the local
offices, until they are included in a
special train which is to be made I'D
III that city. That train will be I'M
der the supervision of General Pas
sengnr Agent Griffin, of the c. & O.
and Big Four roads.
The train will go direct to Detroit
and every possible accommodation
will be- afforded the hundreds of
west Virginia Elks who will attend
Mr.. Hancock today advised those
who are going to get their tickets
early so that they will not be inter
fered with by the many other pas
sengers who viii be going on the
same train to points between here
and Huntington.
Chairman b. A. Wise, of the com
mittee on arrangements for Char
lesion Lodge No. 2O2, has received
the badges which will be worn by
the local membeTs and their ladies,
and those Badges arc things of
beauty. Below 't9e top disk is an
Elk's head Of gold color and from it
is suspended lead colored pendant
Of the shape Of West Virginia.
"Charleston" is engraved on that
portion of the badge near a red
heart indicating that the capital city
is in the heart or the coal fields of
this State. The tnain disk contains
The colors red, blue and gold, with
a big star underlying the union
flag.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07
Youthful Minds
Solue Problem In
the Higher Finance

Problems in high finance are cor
respondingly attractive to the young
mind as they arc to the old, and the
students profit in comparison. Yes
terday, for instance, there was
corner on Cincinnati Enquirers, and
that corner was obtained through the
efforts Of some Of the young huSt-
lers who sell papers on the streets.
They got up purse sufficient to buy
nearly all the Enquirers that came
into the city and after the normal
supply was exhausted ten cents
piece was charged for every sheet
that was sold. The boys who got
the corner paid full price for the pa
pers, but then they doubled their
money or refused to sell. Before
dark every Enquirer that reached the
city had been sold and most Of them
commanded double price.
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Bystanders Say the
Driver Was at Fault

After colliding while driving on
hahaWha street with Talmage Car
penter, messenger for the Western
union, and not only iniuring the boy
out smashing his wheel, an unusual
Sort or local man drove away smil-
ing, without even Offering an excuse
Tor the accident He made no offer
or having the boys hurts looked af-
Ter or having his wheel fixed.
A number Of persons saw the col
liSion and said the driver was at
12ult and ran onto the boy who was
mounting the wheel which was too
Dig Tor him and which he could not
manage well.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07
BRO
THEIRS OIL AND
GAS COMPANY
SALE OF OIL AND GAS STOCK.

SALE OF OIL AND GAS STOCK.
In order to more rapidly develop
Its large holdings of rich oil and gas
property, The Swisher Oil and Gas
Company, has decided to place on
the market for a period Of thirty days
limited amount Of it's capital stock
at par-$25 per share. This COM
pany has at the present time a pro-
duction Of eighty barrels of oil per
day and guarantees to pay dividends
at the rate of IL per cent per annum,
payable quarterly, and will increase
Its dividends as it's large holdings arc
developed. This property Is located
In Richie and Tyler counties, West
Virginia. and is gilt-edge oil and gas
property - defined territory-not
wildcat.
Make all applications for stock to
G. w. SWISHER, Charleston, w. W..
6-29-d-tf.
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| Congressional Committee shall meet
on the 9Th day OF August. 1910, at
ths Hotel Kanawha, Charleston.
west Virginia, at two O'Clock D. M.
Tor the purpose OF organizing, and to
elect two colored men as committee.
men-at-large~to said Republican Con-
gressional Committee for the said
Third Congressional district, which
committeemen-at-large shall have tho
same power as the other committee.
men constituting said Congressional
Committee. Said committeemen-at-
large shall be residents of Kanawha
and Fayette counties, respectively.
In case only one candidate shall
sign the call and pay his assessment
as ny this call required, on or before
the 1st day OF July, 1910, then tho
present Republican Congressional
Committee shall declare him to be
the Republican nominee for Con-
gress for the Third Congressional
district OF West Virginia, to be veted
for at the regular election, to. be held
On the 9Th day Of November, 1910;
and the said committee shall 50 certi-
| fy; and In that event, the members
Of the present Republican Congress-
ional committee shall serve as such
committeeman for anotherAterm.
BY order of the Republican Con-
gresslonal Committee Of the Third
Congressional district Of West Vir-
ginia at regularly called meeting
held at Montgomery, West Virginia,
on the 4th day Of June, 1910. -
UPSHUR HfGGINBOTHAM,
| Chairman.
lE G.. EAGLE. Secretarv.
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MOSDAY'S POLICE COURT

Judge MacCorkle had quite a
number of cases to dispose Of in
Tuesday mornings police court,
there being no court Monday morn
ing and the usual number Of Fourth
of July DRINKS and disorde1liCS be-
ing Oh hand. However, there were
10 cases OF Importance. The Tum-
Der Of drUnliS was feature.
stanley Mack, who was arrested
for ovcr-celebra5ing, was fouul to
possess pistol and as a result; he
was bound over to the grand Jrry
under $500 bond.
] II. Banken:H lp. who thro% a
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07
NOTICE

Pursuant to chapter 20 Of the acts
or the Legislature Of West Virginia
or the year 1901, notice is hereby
gwen that the undersigned, +. p.
Grosscup, has filed with the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Kanawha Coun-
W, an application for the granting
by the said County Court Of Kanawha
County to f. p. Grosscup Of a fran
chlse, for the term Of fifty years, for
the laying, constructing, maintaining
and operating Of pipe lines for the
transportation Of natural and artifi-
cial gas as therein provided and sub
ject to the restrictions and conditi 3yls
therein set out, In, over, through and
along the public roads in Big Sandy,
Elk, Union, Loudon and Jefferson
Districts, and in Charleston district
outside Of the City OF Charleston, all
in kanawha County, West Virginia.
upon such routes as may be neces-
sary and convenient to the business
Of the said f. 2. Grosscup.
The first publication Of this notice
Is made on the 10th day Of June. in
the year 1910, and upon the 1st day
Of August, 1910, or at as early q
date as practicable after said 1st day
OF August, In the year 1910, at which
time this notice will have oeen nuk-
lished for thirty days, application will
be made to the said County Court Of
Kanawha County, West Virginia. for
the granting Of said franchise, st
which time and place opportunity
will be given any citizens or corpora
tons interested in the granting or
refusing OF said franchise to he heard.
F. p, GROS5CUP.
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Davis hit two-bagger. Spicer
beat OUT a bunt and Davis went to
third. Seamon caught Spicer off
first. Orcutt grounded to Seamon
Lux singled, scoring Davis. Hickey
out, EarlWine to Zurlage
Eighth Inning-Zurlage foulef
out on a wonderful running catch to
Womack. Stanley lifted a high one
to circuit. Seamon singled. Con-
molly took two bases on his long
drive to right. Terrell was again
hit by pitched ball. Stockton hit
two-bagger, which scored Seamon
and Terrell. Pick flied out on a
nigh one to circuit.
Womack famed. Waldron got a
two-bagger on one against the
fence. Moye singled and Waldron
was caught trying to steal third
Bowers grounded to Seamon to Eur
lage.
Ninth Inning-Sherman pitching.
EarlWinc drove a hot grounder to
Bowers. Johnson drew pass and
Iul Iage doubled, putting Johnson
on third. Stanley grounded to the
pitcher. Scamon drove q grounder
TO Bowers.
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State Of West Virginia.

kanawha County, IS:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court Of Kanawha
County, on the first Monday In
the month Of July, 1910.
B. f. Johnson Plaintiff,
vs.. In Chancery, No. 2451.
Jessie Johnson, Defendant.
CThe object of this suA Is to OBJ,
tain divorce from the bonds of
matrimony.)
This day came the plaintiff by his
attorney; and on his motion, and it
appearing by affidavit filed, that the
defendant, Jessie Johnson, is a non
resident Of this State, it Is ordered
that she do appear within one month
after the date Of tho first publica-
ton hereof. and do what Is necessary
to protect her interest In this suit
Teste: IRA II. MOTTESHEARD,
y. M. Shirley, Clerk
Solicitor.
Notice to Take Dispositions:
To Jessie Johnson:
Take notice that on the 18th day
Of August, A. D., 1910, between the
hours Of 0 o'clock a. m. and G
O'Clock p. M, at the law office OF
Shirley & Lively In the City OF
Charleston, Kanawha County, West
Virginia, I will take the deposition
Of myself and others, to be read in
evidence In my behalf in a certain
suit in chancery now pending in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
kanaWha, and State Of West Vir-
ginia, in which I am plaintiff and
you are defendant
If from any cause the taking OF
said deposition shall not be com,
menced or completed on the day
aforesaid, the same shall be con-
tinued from day to day, or from
time to time, at the same place, and
between the same hours, until the
same shall be completed.
B. +. JOHNSON,
I-o-4tues. BY Counsel
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Chesapeake s. Chic Ry.

Schedule subject to change wlthoEs seetA9
2:33 a.em.)
1875 a. m. Daily. To Washington.
6:26 p. No. New York, Richmond.
Old Point and Norfolk
1880 O. m. Week Days. Local to
Montgomery.
4:2o p. m. Week Days. Local to
Hinton.
e:47 p. m. Week Days. Local to
Deepwater.
8:43 a. m. Daily. Local to Char
lottesvlIIe & Lynch
burg. Daily con-
a~s.hinn for Virgin
ARA Phtlwav points.
2:25 a. m. )Daily. "s Cincinnati,
1900 noon } Louisville %ad West.
5:35 a. M. To Cincinnati, Chicago,
st. Louis and West.
$50 O. m. Week Days Local to
Cincinnati.
9:56 O. M. Week Days. Local to
st. Adams.
3:26 p. m. Week Days. Local to
St. Adams.
500 D. m. Daily. Local to HuR&~
tngton. Sleeper 90
Uar<~hu~W
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Two Base Hits: Davis, Waldron.
opicer' circuit, otockem, Zurlage,
JohhSon' Home Run: Waldron.
S,olen Bases: Moye (2), Hickey,
Stockem. Sacrifice Hits: Davis,
Spicer, circuit, Stockem. Bases on
Balls: or Waldron, 3; off Wills, /;
OF Seamon, 2. Hit Batter: BY
Waldron, 2. Struck Out: BY VALID
ron. 8; by Wills, 1; by Seamon, 3.
Time of Game: Las. Umpire: AL
loWay.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07

glass at another mans bead IN
Hauok and Schmtdt's place. corner
or Virginia and Summers street,
making 1t necessary to take seven
stitches, MAS Ea"1 s25, which he
rslC.
>hirl. Bay.:daE vas fined 80
anI costs for b. any dunk and dis
c:1."ly. He ap.,3a:fG
Richard Kown:, h.Ni on susp :,rn
was dismissed
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NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received
by J. r. Davis, Secretary Board of
Education Of Big Sandy District in
the County Of Kanawha and State
Of West Virginia, until August LIST,
1910, for the purchase Of $4,000
per cent 1924 year school bonds,
dated September 1st, 1910.
These bonds to be sold to the
highest bidder, the Board Of Educa-
ton reserving right to reject any
and all bids. 7-5-4tues
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07

Soreness Of the muscles. whether
induced by violent exercise or in
jury. is quickly relieved by the free
application OF Chamberlain's Lini-
mcnt. This liniment Is equally val
liable for muscular rheumatism, and
always affords quick relief. Sold by
Ideal Pharmacy, 224 Charleston St.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
New York 3, Boston 2.
Philadelphia 3, Washington 2.
Detroit 5, Cleveland 2.
st. Louis 6, Chicago 5.
TOday's Games.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Boston at New York
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MISS A. N. MEYER

Facial and Scalp Treatment. Re-
moval Of Superfluous hair, moles,
etc. Chtropody. Shampooing. Man
touring. Finest line Of HAIR GOODS
Tor sale. observation-disclosures. .......
Rooms 08-87 Bradford Building.
Bell Phone 1108.
eod-tf
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Yesterdays KeSlYIta.

Yesterdays Results.
minneapolis 10, Kansas City O.
Columbus 5, Toledo 2.
st. Paul 8. Milwaukee 4.
Observation-Disclosures.
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VIRGINIA VALLEY LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Montgomery Z, Charleston 5.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TOday's Games.
Pt. Pleasant at Huntington.
Ashland at Parkersburg.
Montgomery 3t Charleston.
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At Philadelphia.

At Philadelphia.
Score: r. H. f.
Brooklyn 100000 1-2 6 /
Phladel .1OOOO1 IS 10 2
Batteries: Scanlon and Erwin;
FOXen and Moran
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TOday'S Games

Today's Games.
Columbus at Toledo.
indianapolis at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
ST. Paul at Milwaukee.
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At PittSburg,

At Pittsburg
Score: r. H. E.
Pittsbg 100000 3-3 9 6
Chicago 0 3 1 0 | Oil 9 /
Batteries: Powell, White, Dowd
and Gibson; Brown and King.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07

TOday'S Games.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati 5, st. Louis 3.
Chicago ii, Pittsburg 3.
Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 2.
Boston 8, New York 4.
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WHY NOT TRY?
POPHAM'S
ASTHMA REMEDY

Gives prompt and positive relief in
every case. Price 800 BY mail,
T. Il. STALNAkER, DRUGCIsT.
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AT Washington.
Score: % II !,
Washing 10000 o.
Philadel 10000 O111-3 I
Batteries: johnson and Street:
Plank ard Lapp.
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At Boston.

At Boston.
Score: r. H. E.
New Yk % O1O3 1904 12 3
Boston 20 500 OO23 IS 10 3
Batteries: WiltSe. Raymond
Ames and Meyers and Wilson; Mat
tern, FroCk and Graham
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At st. Louis

At st. Louis.
Score: r. H. E.
st. Louis 0 90 2 0 0-3 9 0
Cincinnati O2OO OOOO 3-5 II 0
Batteries: Willis and Bresnahan;
Suggs, Gaspar. and Mclean.
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At Cleveland.

At Cleveland.
o0ole: r. H. E.
cleveland D 5000 ID I 3
Detroit 10000 6O-5 /
Batteries: Link, Mitchell and
Bemis; Willett and Schmidt.
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At New York.
, o.oie' r. II. E.
Boston ..0OOO O1O1 % s 2
New Yk. .OO1 1000 1-3 10 !
batteries: Hall and Carrigan:
WARRIOR and Sweeney.
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AT Chicago.
Hcore: r. H. e
Chicago 00OO1 21O-5 10 &
st. l. 10000 O5O1-6 2
batteries: Young, Scott and Sui
Ivan; Petty, Lake and Killifer and
Allen.
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Waldron, -. 3 1 2 q 0
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7-5-4 tues.
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MINERS BEAT CHARLESTON
WITHOUT HALE-PLAYING
The Big League Scores
Philadelphia at WASHINGTON.
Chicago ut Cleveland.

At New York.
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BEDLAM IN FRENCH CHAMBER
mr. I\D 40 ms NIFIED So
riIINTS TO FRENZI.
First DutN of nation SeiI.presrrNaHon
Hr says. and Ne " ouId Have ResorIrd
Ia IIlr-aliN To save france len the
HailNaN STRIKE CRISIS Dur To-IIaN


INHr- o., % With rh" .d"a Of fui-r.
ing IA" ra."l5 ,.r..y injcrrcl.-... .., ~
Chamber - r"ru .., mo- a. . o.clo. -
this morning. ash ugh SATURDAY - unrs
a." ..uu ..n.Irl IN" Unified Soc,rll.. -
followed oI" a.,.h'r vIthnu' cpn'rllui
INK Ir,th "a. new VI laur'-. m" -.
Dlh,' hIt"r =. l.tug las denied 'ha'
20" ma 'unIi dri"ncr was endangered hv
rh" .'r'a" he assorted rho' nomination
ui o." r'~"rv'- wa not justified and
'ruu''i IN" C,b,uc' wttr bong d,,,i.d
-i.'n., ina " VIVIAN. Munster # | lhor.
r.d '.rd"r"d M 'c-Iruat. on on Octoh"r e
rr"T'"r Rrland dcur"d rh,- and VI
Nlrianr confirmed the denial hut ~."n,"d
tn hunt a. h'- mtrr. rr-,cnl'lon bv r".
f"rrnE 80 ~" tune when nv hberty
wtil b" returned ~ mo
Premier Brand resumed h : argument
ma saNotng" proved N" nation dang.r
D." sad IA" Government und"- such
conditions was hound 90 take tho n"Ces-
-1ry 'U-1surc- 10 safeguard rurhc 80
CURT" and IN" natinnai defence Il h1-
not h"sta'rd 20 a" What tho law authorized
- 'n do In thus doing - was con-Ciuus -
HAVING torn m" railNavmen from tyr
amy WHICH was odious ~ them
continuing. the Premier DECLARED We
SAID 'h"r"" Nlsis for rho country a superior
riEht. namely. protecting ~ eNistenc"
and ind"p"ud"nce We'll say "mphl'l-
caily II ~" laws had not gwen IN" cavern
mont IA" means ~ k""p'ug m" country
master - - railways aud national de
f"ur" y would NOT have h"sita. Cd TO have
had r""ourc.' - Ill"gdlI'y
Thee" words unclaimed tempest
tn" Unified Socialists reared slammed
thor d'',k lid' and rushed toward the
tribune a. n ~ a''acs m" Premier fv"ry
Deputy m m" crowded chamber ws,s IN
his fee, IN" Fytram" DeftIsts hoS led
Resign DICTATOR
THIS continued for half an hou-. dur
ing " Lich VI BRAND finished his spaach
CALMLY although ms words V"rs inaudihle
even % n" uf'icial reporters nearest 10 hi'n
When svm"'hing lk" calm va. rest or.d
Pr"-Ii"nf RrI~-un hogan reading the
orders - IN" dav FOR voting hut hadlarn
hrrs" ON again and there IVES anut her
hrf hovrs tVrul' The uurpar ended
with decision - meet again Tomorrow
" 'h.' "Nrrt'd n"rui-.r- left the cham
""r m" ministers oroN d"d around VI
brand l- n 30 form bodvgrIard a. they
Passed ~" seat - 'n.' n,f"d Socialists
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DR. ROONEI "a I'd.
Brooklyn CorOner's YOUNG nife Nants
Deed To IIIs Daughter set Aside.

sophia VI Rooney has begun a SUIT
IN IN" Sunren" Court IN Brooklyn against
her husband Coroner Alexander Rooney
10 st aside a deed bv which. AZ she in
sists. che Wouid d" d"irauded II her
dover nights should she SURVIVE her hus-
JA7u
pr Rooney was widower whom he
d-arriei tho plaintiff last June In"
deed VII lCh kis wife wants to hAN" set
aside conveys all his real property to
his daughter. Margaret u Byrn". N"
wife Of Edward J Byrne. Mrs Rooney
also alleges that PRIOR Ia his marrlaE"
her husband transferred IN" house At
- Eighth avenue valued az s31.uh -
hiS daughter and son-in Law VINO ar"
IoIn,.i a. defendants IN tn" suit
The deed conveying tn" property Y"
IN" daughter was executed m Oct"t"r.
1875. when Dr Rooney was contemplating
IA" second marrils" Ia afcnTdhn'"
with = clause IN M" contract Dr Roo n"v
Is racry ing the net moon" On tn" prof.
ertv. amounting To g.. 7un annually Mrs.
Rooney contends ihat IN" d"et Wh-
executed " ith ~" sol" purpose IT cheating
her ont IT her dover nights
Mrs Rooney ~ % wears old she Was
a Miss Liy.rmora and was nurs" when
she mot Dr Rooney ~ Saratoga in IN"
summer ~ iRIS According 60 n state
ment made bv tho doctor ia" daN follow o
ing tn" rrarrinT" Il WAS Ca~" Of loN" al
first - sht
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BM ,VISr COR MEN JEWELS.
Married Her FIRST and Then Dope rted
With the NON abieS.

supreme Court Justice Gerard signed
Yesterday decree annulling the mar
rage Of Mrs Edith Rose Foy of i29 West
tsfh street 10 Edwin foy m "A suit
brought 10y Mrs Foy MrS Foy. who
was Edith Rose caldwell. SAID that she
met Fov when sh. was travelling 10 Eng
land from Am"rica M ls,i. and that h"
made himself 80 agreeable both on ship
hoari and m London that she promised
10 marry HIM Sh. insisted IN a welding
IN New Work 80 they came hack here and
were married on January :. 1875
Mrs Fov said that their marriage was
happy for two months. but that one day
Fuy came hom" and got her to lot him
take her Ievelry 10 an "ngraVrr 10 hav"
his name and her own inscrIhed ~ -
~" took the wedding ring diamond
ring a gold cham two gold watches
a gold hra~elsr and a nm. and that's the
LAST IN" saw 81 han or tho I"wslrv
After waiting q Tong tune fnr her hu--
hand ~ return Mr- Foy -sii she lasrnsi
'ha' b" had 4 cousin m Jersey jitv and
when sh" found ~" COUSIN was told that
Foy NaS really Fdwar1 | PROM ~ Ral
tas'. who was convicted ~ kings county
m 'SpS for Higarnv and va sentenced To
four wears itnprisonnen'
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OK; I,E or rnr ENGIAEERS.
PrinI August Wilhelm. VIII american In
stltutr on board. g at kins JOn.

~. 90 - Dsspa4cs 70 = M 50
EiN,.r'>. Jamaica, Dc - TIE Han
burg AucrcJn Lin" -."Iu-nip Prin<
Au-u-' Wilhelm Wh..i - uni"r charter
20 ~" Anr.r.",n in-',id,. " Mining
Engineer and winch ha, ~ IT nber: Of
t1a' h"I " ana '1,'r yves g.. :.1= g..
IN hnlrl arrived here 'hl- morning AZ
IN bolrd arr sell
hr steal ,sHip lrf' New Tcrs 'i~t
Sg'urd1v and s',rn"i over - Havana
The engines are on their way 20 Panama
- attend n" Canal Ionc mrs' ne Of tha
insJt'I'" auI - cIvc ne m'Th"rs a
"han"" ,o study h' eng .u'rr.ng froblems
-: IA rInri ~ first hand
4 regular technical session 81 tn" in
~,l'u," o. i"'nE he'd on board th. snip
dur n. IA" 'rip and many pan"r- arr
-'.hvdul"d - b." r'td durin. ~" twenty
r>" div- which = 10 u'"upv
IN" members of n" PARTY vent INLAND
on . sightseeing tour TODAY IN" ship
will -lll 'p.r"orroN for cotton
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DEER tT kEELEI iNSrITrTE.
Its appearance Wade Patients Think The,
Wight Br Having = Relap>e.

WHITE PLAINS. oct -. Inmates ~ the
Kcelav Institute her" w"r" wondering
this morning whether they wsr" seeing
things when a lsrg" deer wandered up
tho gravel path tow I'd tn" institution.
nibhled ~ tho grass ~ IN" lawn. -nltch"d
= few leay"s from the ferns by tn" front
piazza and after taking q snih or two
81 the atmosphere IN the vicinity dashed
down the street
The deer first appeared at luCka hoo,
whore II ran alongsld" "A trolley ear for
some distance and then disapp" red m
the woods IL rslppsared On DAVIS
avenue White Plains II ran through
gardens when chased by dogs and at one
mace u l"ap"d over q ton foot board frnr"
II j. believed that the desr ","1ped
from some private rang" m N"~tCh"-tel
county When last seen ~ Was headed
for the woods near BlornIugdal" a-y lum
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nrihe s,or, Prom rr>a.

ArsIIN Tex oct 90 I'm speech ven"
last N, Eht = - Terrell. Republican rand -
dat" for Governor charged tha' ~" saloon
interests - TnVas -uhscr't"d and ~
I,anded a fund Of s7'r osn 20 ."'rIr" tn"
nomination Of - e. ColpUiit IN" Demo
cratic candidate for Governor and 30 do
feat IN" submission 20 the p"nri" ~ 49,"
PROPAGATION 80 adopt St1'"v.li" Ir-'iH'.
lion amendment to IN" Constitution W.
Tnrr.I sad that h" o., IT'UIr"a q" PROV"
h,s charge and offered - !iv" iu NJ ,Di.
uuitt M II h. fallsi - do - u'"H
",a'' nation It NJ" books ~ IN" stat"
anti -p-rh,hlt'o organization