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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
gnnb fir 9aicn Grer5itauten
gegriinoct.

Tad S6llB Der in englii6er
Spradc gebnltcucn 2nien : grer5itien
All Yrairic on Gbieu. 8is., p~crfloiiene
ISOLDE, mllrbe inter gutter Sctbeiligun9
uno nn9emeiner 8egciiterung cine
gereitiguug 8~cgriiubct inter Dem
Namen nSdcrcb Senrt Hetreat Sos
cietp" unb NIT berielbeu Der feite
@runb 9cle9t gu eiuem @crfe, bas in
berbGltniBm6Big tIr3er. Sriit lid
m6dtig %nusbcRncn mo reihlit
Srii6tc tragcn lpiro.
Sic cinitinmig criul8te Senmtcus
fpabl er9ab folScnpes Hciultat: $ras
iibent, Gpren5 @ouner; &iccs Yrdii<
bent, 9m. abcrn; @roBs Scfretar,
Stto B. @ieeer; SdaBmcilter. Cos.
~. Salcn, ollie bon Dubuque. 9irets
loren: Srant @cini6ent. Bellevue.
Sa.; @idael Ieugis, Yrairie Oh
CHEN, @is.; Or. Scsmonb. @ebiter
gitp. Sa.; Or. Cyan, ga erois. 8is.;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Wttbinas 3ei0enOe.

9r. Romis's Mitbma.Tebi5in ipiro Sbnen Sin.
bertng uerithaiiei. On i'd luieriaeu 6dGen tritt
mad einigen Stunoen cine Beierlng eit. Rdh-
reno IS Sabret IN atttper Tragis gsbrandlt. bat
alien Jdnen ermieieu. Sic enthdlt fpeber @ltos
hpl nod Sstdu6unssmittel. St1reibet mir lber
Gureu 5da oocr idtdet 9letd $500 tlr. cine
6Iaidje. 5ieielUe iuiro Shuer bnuu ~toiieuiret
Suaeianot. Gertauit uur BON TT. q. q. Tc MIC
4447 ". @iuteiter Nue., Chicago. ~.
getm sdreiten erwdbne mau gef. oieies Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
0nte @elesenbett nnr tiir
4atholtfeu.

Sch abr mloe In gabriseu unb wertnatteu su
aybeiten, 10 rnaht gud eiunial sun, eisenen
Wetfter nnb seht ms 5reie, mo- Sbr ben Sonnen.
ldetn ben sau3en Tag seniesen t1unt. @erbe
Stnen cine aufrid)ttes unb 5utlnitige Gelesen.
belt nttthtileu. The gIepeIanb.9i III Sron Co.,
IN Ne9aunet. Ri6.. etbt ifbneS frud1tbores
eano. asiessn tn &urnlep. IIger 9 ouutp, Midl.
item 25. Suit in ben Marft. 5tsiss eanb ion nur
an tathoiiife 6arniIten 5u iofeenbeu Hretien
o%ertnaft fperoen: Nlr z Dollars per Nder; @us
tahlarg auf 40 ader S25. anf 20 Nder $50. Der
Snrs nno Stau mirb etuem Ssben an Srt uno
Steue 9eltstert NIT 9abren 3abl3eit obne 3inien.
Sttte. oeraehet bieie Wslcsenbeit uid)t. Uer juerit
tpnIrtt, iuiro am nddbifen bel ber Staot upbnen.
I'M ~iueitere Gnsturtt penoe' man fh an 3be
0teSsianosSIiHs Srsn Co., Wes9uuee. Mid1.
ooer an J. SuNhmto, Gatapba, Biscuniir.
Setm ahreibeu erwatns man GET. Sieiee Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Samo : Bargains fir Gatbolifen.

SD babe 10 quite 5arnlen 3ii oertauier 5u $40
bis $50 per Nter III Der ct. Nriogets 3iarrei IN
vRarihau uuo Aeitnba Counties. jluei Der Ban
ntr RorRsGpnnt eS uon Ranias. ct. Sribget bat
cine $4,000 Saditeirt- Rirdle. reioirenoeu Nrieiter
uto leoen Suuutag BotteSbienit.
&atholit1e adiier \ Sbr ieio einselaben, Sud,
oteie JarlnelI GnSuiebea, wdbreub aprn, &Iee,
Mlfalta uHo ole i~ouitigen Jarmsr3eusrife i'm
Nadllen bsgr;ne limb, oa Der Spben Gud1 tber
getalsh uito Grer Bend Elm angenebnter
ieir iuiro.
llniere berrlidbe 8aditein .airdbe lit Elm Nlouu.
niert rnierer Y~roSperitat, fpelhe mir bereit
nno, t~oltenirei nit sud- 5u tbeilen.
Spredet pur pber id)reibet an
VIM. r. GOSSlN,
Axtell, Kansas.
geim sdJreiben ertpabue man aeh, Steies Blatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Weaelt 3rebSJda0en.

"a smpiehls HERMIT Stroop's berabmt.
beutidae Su!uer. Sieiel6en beilen ieoen mod
nidht auigebro benenl RrebS ioipobl iunerlih ais
rem. Beugniiie v. T. 10, fdreibe man an:
Wrs. ., .. SCORING,
Seueea aauia3.
Ueim sdreibsn eripdbne man eek. stsies U'atl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
murkthPrtdJtP
SIR ben Grpknerfaui.
an buaue. ben IL. Snli.
O}efrcibe, Gen, NebI, etc.

y
Safer: 41-42c per SuibeL.
8orn: 4S-53c per Suibsl.
@eisem: $500 per guibel.
Serite: $500 per 8uibel.
Ro9geu: 57-64c per Vuibel.
Seu: 10. 50-S13. 80 per Souue.
Ntebl: Yateut, 50. 10000; fraiabt,
SIS. 20-5.e0.
Rleie: $500.
Butter. Gier nnb 8die.
@ier: Is per 0uSenb.
Butter: Sairp, FAC; Creamery, 27%e per
Qfunb.
S6ie: Rbans8Gie, 15c; 8rid. 17c; 9im.
burger, 1Sc; Swiss, 1Sc per Hiuno.
gieb.
Stiere: $500
Riuber: 1913
1iibe: 90. 100.
= 8dlber: 50. 00-5.50.
S9wsins (aui benz 6ub): SO. 40-s.S5
per bnnbert piuno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
3anaimd,er, aufaepaBt!

@tr ba6en etue sro6e snsatl oerbeN erie Gar.
men IN Stearns 9cuntn uuo ling geno, benz
@ortenpunft bon Winnelota, 5n pertaufen. 1as
bette County TIM Staate flr 8iehsutt uno Mildbr
iuirtAibaft. Ste Hreiie belaufeu ff aui S25 bis
so per Ader nno bic grtiernlng pom u bis 5
gteilen BON Stdoten. I5lr ndhere Nustnuit ipen'
be mon idh an Kane 4 utedDt, Ridauono. Nint
Heim sdySeiben srtpabns man GET. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

5as %betannte &euuinluania ootel in 9perSs
otle. Soma, nit IS 3inimeru. groBer 1ld,e ur6
GB5ii1rner. III Der Ndte Der 8abnbote Der 3ais
nois Central nrb Der Great ssetern Sahnen ees
lesen, tit nuter simitigen Seoinauuaeu gu uers
IeBten So Sahren nur bret MaI Gigentbiimer
9eluedbielt. SperSpile lit betanntIif cine Der
arosten nno beten oeutiden tatbpiiben @e'
ineitoen I'M State Soma. Die Staot bat eine
uno etne aus ge3eictuste tatboliihe Sod9ifnIe.
nrter Der Seittng Der betbetanuten wiariens
Hruoer. GS III oieies wirtltd eine ausge5eidls
nete @elegetheit. elm enteS 9otel 81 taufen.
Spers oiae III eiler Der belen Uturttplase ruetlih
pori 9htengo. Us limb aipei grube stale bet benz
2otei. aatboltten, weldas Elm 9utss 3otel tau'
vennfplcania 5onie, Suersoile. 5orua, ihreiben.
0eim edretben erwabne man GET. steies giatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
9lusaeleifnete Welegenbeit.

GrItflaiiger 9uderiua arenInbeu Su pertauien.
6iiritige Sage. @abe tatbrfiHer airde unb
Sdule Der Gigentbamer bat ioniiise 9nterei'
aebeieu oieieS @eidldft perfanfen. trcboem es
iiG gut rentirt. pier bietst iih cine ~ieIteue @e.
Iegenheit. nm 8u eiuei1 mabigen Greiie etnen oer
befien 3udermuareulaoeu Der Stabt Subuaue ju
fauien. Sur udbere lustunit iuenoe man iidl M
r., care OF Catholic SrIuting Co., DUBUQUE. "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
biefts Slati
GGjchan0Iuna,

Serr Misis Saisl. ITO. 1912 Jolua. Strabe. pu.
buoue. 3oua. bat tets cine pogitduoige NuSIuahI
siuh etmiIdher uuo impprtirter Rdieiprten Dor.
tsiorst. Breisliits miro anY Berianasu aerni
sngeianot.
pelIu SdIeipen eIwahue Moa ash. hieisa Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Musac,ei tnete 0eicaenaeit

iiir fotbolii6e FARMER I'M mittlereu Re.
brasfa. Hiai9ss gano, 9roBe Grnten, Sutcr
Giisnbabnbiruit. air6en nit reiibirenoem
Yrisiter. SIR ndbere austnnit idreibe
man oil
REV. II. MUENSTERMANN,
Eddyville, Dawson Co., Neb.
yeim ehreiben er,uabne mon gef. bieieS ylati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
30 faltibirte Tarmeit

gtsarns Gpnutn' Minu.. 5um Ireiie BON ssb Bis
500 per Qder. llriere $50 uUb SEQ Sarnien Iinb
ebeniu gut iuie irgenoiueldbe 500 nno $50 Jars
men il iiolidhen Miuuefotn. Soma ober SuiuoiS.
bier 3ieten mir serabe 10 gutes Rorn ipie in
Soma. Sir ndbere g~,ustunit ifrei6e man an
J. ]. AHMANN,
Richmond, MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
yirgiaia= Tarmem.

Weuer ireier iauiirirter aatalog. 3ieies III bic
@eaeuo fir ben n~0rolideR iJarper. Sdlr.ibet
an 6aNelma mn 6 Co., 8idmonb. Sirgiuia.
Seit go Snbreil etablirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
2ehrsrheQe geimdt.

Teutitber 9ebrer, 10 Sabre. tothultid, Iebtg;
otrigent miuidt pafeuoe Stele. CUTE 6eferen'
,eu. N1bere 9iustunit ertbeilt oaS Nuit.Se.
partement osS Sacred Seart College 3u Erairie
IN Chen. gSiscouiiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

Gbicaao. osn IL. Suli.
r"' Oetreibe.
Nnuu-
Suli.: 1.0'4@1.O8H.
Sept.: 1.035stai.O5.
Ses.: .O4lG@i.o8
Rorn-
Suli. 5SH@5s4.
Sspt. SOY @6lH.
6aisr-
Suli. 4OA@+1H.
Sspt. /: 1915 @40.
gtcbmarft.
Shpsine-
Shmere, 3 S.5068 10.
Shusre. rauhe. 80. 80 $3.50
9eidtt. 80. 109S8 10.
@emtihts. W. 0599.37
Bieb-
Rinbpieb, So. O0@S. As.
Riibe uuo Rubber. 81. 45@S.7b
Sdaie-
giuheimiids 9dmmsr S7.95@S.4 5.
8etli6e Iammer. ~. 15@9.O0
Giubsimii@s S4aie. $7.O0@s.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
3u Oerfauien.

Cine quite 100 Slder @streihe- ulb Siebiarm in
elmer iait anSidlisslsh ssutidlen gnn eelnng. 6s
lNIuoIarb. @"ebdglidpteiteu uuo gutss gSaiier.
an Der Ndls pom airden. Shnlen. elevators
mb Nuhlen eelegen. 3tuei eiienbabneu ~tren5en
baS ganp. "a i'd etn dlterer aleiuftenenber
Wann uno far 5arMarbeit nitt mebr tauslid,
bin, m6dlte i'd bic 6arm aus treier pano ali
eineu GARNER pertnufeu. I'm ndhere Nastnnit
,ueube man ih an Jcbn Aaupa, 2I0 y. 3. Str,
ct. pauL Winneiutl,
Seim eMrsi6m sriuabne man seh. bieies Slatt.
ans SrD yaMb 60, 0nrris. &anias. 6ars
meu nabe Gueralo. aat1oliidle @egeno. 8abrs
idleinIidl Die 9rObte Stride i'm Staate.
Seim sdreIbeu crip1bue man seh. oieies Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Nas ionniae San SnissS hal.

FARMER, ipouet 3hr iebss 3ahr eIne Bumper
Grnte s~rSielen, 10 unteriuMet bic 6erteielten
9dubereien i'm i~onnigen Sau 9uis.9hale. Qeue
beuti&e tathpliitbe atrdle. ipeIde ihulbenirei IN.
iuirb r6diten Wolat einsepetht iperben. Shrets
Bet on bic GbaS. g. Ioniin WeaItD Hompa ann,
Sppper, Colorado.
yeinl efrtibsn er,uabne man seh. oisies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Sebt 1T Die Seit,

nm aano In elmer oentiden tatboItideu sInieos
Iunq Sn tauten. no 9hr cute grnten er5leiet.
an: nor 10, CUNNINGHAM. ain9man Co., mas.
Ssim edrsibsn erwabne man seh. oisies ylat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Sh6ne Tarmen iar Gatholiten

bel 3uri9 unb galeo, 6anias. auBer9es
mobnlid s~iinitiss Oiierten. Sdreibet fir
ndbsre ausflnit oil
REV. FATHER HARPIN,
Zurich, Rocks Co., Kansas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Seimiu6sr!

Sdhre:bet fur zine Rumm.r bes .Soutbeaiieru
aanios 9umeieeter", oaS bette 9auoaS ournal,
bas ~publi,irt ipiro. IS niro irei an 3ene 9es
ibiit. bic elm Sein fanien ooer @eio anleseu
ipoaei,. 9auouertani nit tleinen 8eSabluu9er
,iub aiuitiae 8eoiuguuaen 1T uuiere Spe,ialitdt.
Man aoreitre: 5bs alaen Scunty Save itment
Co., SouBtnn. aanias.
gcim edretben erlpdbue man aeh. bieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
MnSge3eidnete 6e!esenbeit.

seim sGreiben erpasus man asu. stsiss sla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
NO MONEY FOR RIBBONS.
Charlotte Cushman Couldn't Afford
Three and Sixpence for Them.

Julia Ward Howe, in the Woman's Home Com
paniOn.
Charlotte Cushman- was an interesting
woman and the first American actress Of
her time. She often came to our house
and has told me much of her stage life.
Her first hit was at the old Park The
alter. She was an understudy for the
part of Meg Merrilies in an excellent play
made from SCOTS novel Guy Manner
ing"
The leading lady. who was tc have
played Meg Merrilies, was taken i'll and
Charlotte was called upon to take the
part. Just as she went on the stage she
heard one of the gypsies who was re-
peating his lines say. Meg grows merci-
full
She took her cue from the words and
determined to put q new tenderness in
the acting Of Meg toward the boy. With
this original Interpretation Of the role.
which she really created, Charlotte made
her first palpable hit.
Later she played with Macready in
Byron's Werner" and had a certain sue
cess. Macready made her an offer to go
with him to Paris; the terms were so I'M
satisfactory that she refused.
/ remember her telling me Of the first
really great impression she made. 1t was
In England in the provinces. She was
in "Fazio," q play that had a great vogue.
Charlotte's devoted maid Sally, a mulatto
girl, was her standby. The morning Of
the play Charlotte said to Sally.
Il would like to spend three and six
pence for ribbons to dress up that part
tonight; can we afford it?''
"No, Miss Charlotte, I'VE can't afford
no three and sixpence for ribbons" said
Sally.
Charlotte wentson the stage in the old
dress without the ribbons. She was
playing the part Of Fazio's neglected wife
In one of the scenes. when the unfaithful
husband returns to her, she gave the
line "Fazio, you have been with VIII
helminar' After she had gone SO far
she heard a great noise and looked to
see what 1t was; to her establishment 1t
was applause!
1t was some minutes before she could
20 on with her part. From that time
she went up and up. till she very quickly
reached the top.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
WICKED PEAR "TRIP
IS BANE OF ORCHARD
A. |. Quaintance Tells of Dew
astation Wrought in VAL
legs of California.

The habits of a newly discovered pear
"Trip, an insect that has inflicted losses OF
several millions dollars during the past
four or five years in fruit orchards of
the Sacramento and Santa Clara valleys
of California, were discussed by A. l..
Quaintance of the bureau of entomology
at the November meeting of the Wash
ington Biological Society last night in
the Cosmos Club.
The insect not only attacks pear trees,
but has become a destroying agent in al
mond groves and peach, apricot. cherry
and prune orchards. 1t energies fom the
ground at the time the blossom buds are
developing, and proceeds to feed on them
to the exclusion of everything else, at the
same time depositing it's larvae on the
leaves and stems.
On the passing of the blossoms the in
sects, after destroying anywhere from
30 to 80 per cent of the blooms, disappear
to die. while the larvae drop to the ground
and, burrowing under the surface. remain
there in a state of inactivity until the
next poisoning season.
THE insect spends about ten months
of the year under the surface of the
ground, at depths ranging from four to
nine inches, and the other two months on
the fruit trees said Mr.. Quaintance.
"Our Investigations have shown that 1t
lives only long enough to produce an
other generation.
So destructive have the insects become
in certain sections of the California val
leys that orchardists have given up in de-
spair and abandoned raising the varieties
of fruits which it att4 lexis.
Recent experiments in blowing up the
ground before the larvae emerge to at
tack the blossoms, and spraying with a
preparation made from tobacco and pc
troleum, Mr.. Quaintance said, have given
satisfactory results. The future control
of the insects. he said, will probably de-
pend upon the latter method Of destroying
the pests.
According to V. Bailey of the bureau of
biology, a new record for the northern
boundary of the jaguar's habitat has
been established by the killing of one of
these animals in Texas last May. The
animal was discovered far beyond the
northern limits of it's range. 1t was
freed and shot by natives in the north
central section of the state.
A third paper by DR.. A. 8. Hitchcock Of
the bureau of plant industry described a
number of Mexican forage plants which
have been subjected to tests recently to
determine their food value for live stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13

score in interclub and interSchOol match;
thirty shots fired, possible score, 80: L.
Shore of Business, 11O; n. w. Miller,
Central, 115; Hutchinson, Technical,
Ill: Rector Western, 1Oo.
sScore protested.
Shore of Business and Miller Of Cen
trail tied for first place. In deciding a
score of this kind the least number OF
misses against each man determines the
winner In this case each man had but
single miss, therefore the first place
having the least number of twos Shore
had none and Miller two against him.
The winner will have to be named by
the committee which meets next week.
Best Aggregate Score.
Gen. Oliver cup match, for high men in
best aggregate score of the day. thirty
seven shots having been the maximum
for each: First, N. w. Miller, Central
High School, 40; second, F. c. Martin.
Central, 1873: third, G. 1. Hurlebaus.
Technical, 100; fourth, ]. II. MOlineux,
Business, 1913.
Qualification Test.
Junior marksmans match. The fol-
lowing men qualified for junior marks
mans medals:
N. W. Miller, Central; F. c. Martin,
Central; Wells Mckinley; L. Shore. Bust
ness: Hutchinson, Mckinley, and G.. l..
Hurlebaus. Mckinley.
All scores and standings are subject to
subsequent inspection by the committee
In charge of the matches. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
Settles, Old and New.

From Harper's Bazaar.
The settles to avoid are those of poly
glot styIe-heavy. cumbersome. with ma
chine-carving. claw feet and the worst
possible proportions. Most of them are
made in imitation mahogany or yellow
oak to satisfy the popular demand for
settles to match the furniture already in
the house Neither of those woods should
be properly used for settles and the
models are atrocious. They are degen-
crates. unworthy offspring of noble
race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
BRUSH AND LEAVES AFIRE.
Bridges Menaced and Smoke Draws
Big Crowd.

Much smoke blowing over the north
west yesterday afternoon and reports OF
houses on fire attracted crowds to the
vicinity OF the Connecticut and Massachu-
sets avenue bridges over Rock creek.
The cause of the excitement was burn
ing leaves and underbrush along the edge
of the creek between the two bridges. A
strip along the waters edge about a
quarter of mile long was burned over
by the fire. Members OF No. engine
company were called out to fight the
blaze.
With brooms, brush and blankets the
firemen, with the aid of police and citi-
zens. beat out the flames before either
bridge suffered damage.
The fire, of unknown origin, started un-
der the Connecticut Avenue bridge. Il
strong wind caused 1t to spread rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
FOUND DEAD IN WOODS.
T. L. Earnest, Tennessee Banker
Nav Be Victim of Accident.

BRISTOL, Tenn, November 12.-Tate
L. Earnest, a wealthy banker Of john
son City, was found dead in the woods
near that city this afternoon. He had
been out training hunting dog prepare
tory to the open game season. which be-
gins November 10. and indications were
that his gun was accidentally discharged
while he was crossing q fence.
He was president of the Unaka Bank
at Johnson city and prominent in finan-
cial circles in east Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
STATE OFFICIAL SENTENCED.
Former Dispensary Board Member
Accused of ATTEMPTED Fraud.

CHESTER. 8. c., November 12.-Five
years in the penitentiary, at Columbia
without labor was the sentence passed
today by Special Judge Moore on John
Black, former member Of the state dis
pensary board, charged with conspiracy
to defraud the state. The court over
ruled a motion for a new trial, and notice
of an appeal to the supreme court was
given.
Bail in the sum OF $4,000 was granted
to Black and the bond was arranged
within a few minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
Representative Slemp Is Reelected.

ROANOKE, Va, November 12-The Of
fetal count of the vote in last Tuesdays
congressional election in the ninth Vir-
ginia district was completed today and.
as announced tonight at Bristol, gives
Representative c. B. Slemp. republican, a
majority of 231 over Henry c. Stuart,
democrat Slemp's majority two years
ago was 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
Bishop Warren's Home Afire.

DENVER, Col, November 12-The rea-
dence of Henry w. Warren, senior active
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was damaged by fire today, and
a number of valuable paintings and other
works Of art ruined.
Students from the University of Denver
saved Bishop Warren's collection of man.
uscripts and books. Rev. Mr.. Warren il
in New York attending q meeting Of
bishops.
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What Did He Mean?

From the Cleveland Leader.
II wonder what the teacher meant
about the singing of my two daughters 20
What did he say?'
He said that Mamies voice was good
but Maude's was better STILL
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Mine Gives Up Eleven Dead.

SEATTLE, Wash, November 12.-The
bodies of eleven of the fifteen miners
who were killed in the Lawson mine Of
the Pacific Coast Coal Company last Sun
day were brought out today.
1t was impossible to identify any of the
men except David Tunden, the fire boss
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the first Sunday in December. This will
be the first year since the institution
of the lodge that the services have been
held in it's own lOdgeroom.
Program Of Services.
The program of services at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Services at IL am; reception Of
members. 3 PM; mass meeting for wom-
en- and children at 1880 o'clock
At the quarterly conference at the Free
Methodist Church being conducted by
Rev. j. Santmier. the services tomorrow
will be as follows: Preaching, IL am:
love feast, 2:30 o'clock; preaching, 7SO
O. clock.
The Cardinal Athletic Club will play
foot ball tomorrow afternoon with the
Fort Myer team on the latter's grounds.
The soldier boys outweigh the local team.
but a good game Is expected.
The ordination services which were to
have been held tomorrow at st. Paurs
Episcopal Church have been postponed
owing to the death of Bishop A. M.
Handolph's sister, Mrs. E. c. Turner Of
Fauquier county. Va.
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Horses Later.
From brooklyn Life.

From brooklyn Life.
My lord, the carriage waits without"
Without what, base varlet, without
what?
Without horses. my lord--it Is the
automobile"