davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1911-07-28

everybody that he's peakn acquaintance with Otherwise
they might find out!
1t amt enough for EN- they have it in many
words The with the perpaon sreamln down his
red face centrally the that think you'd guess
how he feels about unless he and delivers
speech the subject
Mamie's Imagination Treatment
yesterday, Belle, but wouldn't
work know many people. But think hadn't been dis
tubed, Id table the cherry
pineapple sundae 1t worked hne-fOr little while.
whether temperure yesterday reached 3OO
entirely and imagine mermaid combn two-yad
rock 1t wasn't hard Belle 1t all could
do keep those twoyard from ben blown by
the beezes, and ookn around for light
keep the chill off when heard voice:
Did anybody say hot
she'd brought her face
from the notion that! My
shrunk half dozen pufs and tried
stick head the electric FAM and realized for the first
that such a thing
Yes Belle it'd be much keep cool there law
passed your friends from goin within fifty yards of
thermometer.
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
A READY ROMANCER

Clumsy of you to fall overheard"
said tf,e critical friend.
Il didn't fall overheard" replied the
man who never confesses to q mis-
take. The biggest fish 1 ever saw
swan alongside, and 1 couldn't resist
the temptation to dive for him"
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
Paddle These
Along the Shore
WHY HE DIDN'T

Didn't you give up smoking for her?'
Yes"
'And swearing2"
Yes"
Then why on earth don't you marry
her?'
why, I found that without my vices
] could do better"
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A Sad Dog

Giles-There goes a handsome woman
who is leading an unhappy life.
Mfles-How do you known
Giles-Why, don't you see her drag
ging that poor dog along at the
end Of a string2
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which Moe ignored the existence of that pevious oVe
@ @ and all the & eight % illusions to it Of US
SUI Loved the Other girl best and the hope that sustained her that
DIR the other bs @ girl @ back visit the nsgh5o5hood
NOlle sf hiding her continuing policy eompetsy
be Rad f % en n @ hef sGF
s telephoned from the Office Did cake we'll shall
seng again | Dicks yoss INQUIRED Shall bring
culinary tasks Dick more vegetables
D o Wbst o the @ ms S v til" yo" S would d'SS sSn
@ I haa pf S @ S But T6n % ee only
Mq that the kiddis has that little suit liks and
else Mie hung up the receiver and sadly back work. for
mgvng that Couldn't be ignored S' '"'' "D'' S"O
Attractiveness Not To Be Gainsaid
Then the visitor Moes grew certainty
MG fears were % 5ea1e d. She was @ beautiful p and
gown ensnced beauty that served on to ncTea 6s of
S6 s om simple ehs Hs She
S3d @ e n sang @ like d0n45 M @ F M with
child into village slave Dick waited her with assidgous at
sn % mn m S h E Sy o0 00Ee Dnp % % M sR
in heart and soul Finally she left Here Dick take of the
5 fa5ed I d. 1 hide her nEuh % Ig1 the s sfIasioo of her
and by the childish broke MolIs grief EN- Mis- Allen
'd d S s jest ma G is hair nd S @ " G y a % en
T bte asked Moe Hs Ssrse a sTe thought i't the
mps M 5 % 6 I OF Tn m that was neyioy @ a hers and re-
Rhy B bay gift @ @ Rt F6e @ his his on 6s % .:s % s
.onPe guess near can mobe moth rs dress tries est to match her
white But the the lost in the soul easing
like her cheeks pn-he
radiant glowing the spirit of joy
shone in her face.
That Old Affair
somebody looks sonne. mighty good
Dick sleep and by porch
talking of the day their Dick made
appreciation of Moies efforts should have
Moie bu$ I'm proud of and the
s@Sas @ s1 boz ' 55s been
all that old affair
And then the story of her
fears against Dicks little said Dick Why
think such thing Of she
fascinating Everybody acknowledges that But you
how transcribed other
oDssby ennoion--Why. Moie, you my wife!
The Little Old Lady leaned back her chair and smiled l
smiled smile knew how the Little
Old Lady all the adventungs folks took
advenurngs the Little Old Ladys
counsel and the Little Old Lady's smile
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
At His Word

Policeman-Youve been begging. Now
you. just accompany me.
Organ Grinder-With pleasure, sir.
What song would you like?
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
Drawn Fresh From
HumOr'S Well
ENGLISH JOKE FOR TODAY

II the story be true. a certain labor
member, being lately offered a title by
the jobbing cabinet, had the wit to de-
cline it-wittily.
For meself. I shouldn't mind it," he
said, but If l died don't see how Mrs.
Snooks could go out charm or take in
washin' as Lady Snooks.'-The Pink
Tin
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Deep Deducing; Or,
Not Even Married

"Ah. exclaimed the great detec-
tive "I love anonymous letter cases!
Proceed, Mr Barber know you are
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
As Reminded

Waggs-There goes Sapleigh in a
new suit CT clothes. Do you know
what he reminds me Of?
Taggs-No.
waggs-of a pretty label on an
empty bottle
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
While Sailing
Spring These
WHEN NOAH WAS A BOY

His mother started out one day In a
harem skirt. But his dad made her
come home in a barrel; SO you can see
comic artists date from that time.
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
Not a Ouitter

The man with the aching modar
leaned back in the dental chair.
Anyway" he groaned. Pm no
gutter. I'll stay and see the thing
out"
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
NJ a m i e
IT ELL s.
B e | | e
Hot Weather is
Merely a Matter Of
Temperature

TER all, Belle, heat is on'y matter o temper
ture and if you've on'y got strength o mind enough
to forget the temper'ture, there y are!
The trouble is that people won't let you for
get. The best imagination in the world is help
less against half a dozen hot friends. because
when people are hot they insist upon tellin it The
hot-enough-for-you? joke is the on'y one give
the joke men credit for bein' truthful in.
Its funny too. Belle When mans hungry he
don't insist on tellin the community at large, or
when he's thirsty either. Even if there's nail in
his shoe he centrally keeps quiet about it. But as
soon as he's hot he feels its his duty to inform
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
Where War Isn't

"Is Mexico so barbarous as this
magazine writer would have us be-
lieveT"
Perhaps so. in time Of peace; the
wars are quite mild"
The Washington times., 1911-07-28

Is as important to the well-being o.
your family as the kind Of material he
buys to put into his machines is vital
to your husbands business success.
Suppose he took just any old thing7
Fancy his ordering q dozen gross of
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
All For One

Yes" said Miss McBluff, I've had
nine proposals since ] saw you last"
'1ndeed?" replied Miss WISE" and
did you finally reward his persever-
ance by accepting him?"
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
During Summer

DuIlIIS OuIIlIlcT
Teacher-What change takes pIace
when water freezes?
Tommy dnnocently)-A change in
price, I guess.
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
Adventures
The Old Flame
And the
Harris Family
Married Life

2ULY," said the Little Old Lady, lone of the
wonderful things in the adventurings of married
life is the many times that from little happenings
apparently designed to give us deepest PAIN come
our deepest faiths and joys. Every time l think
of it, | think of Dick Harris and his wife.
Every of who live down our street
was glad when Dick married Mollie and brought
cher here to live. for every of us knew of the
unhappy ending of his first love affair about three
years before. ADick had been wildly in love and
engaged to ahbther girl who threw him over on
the eve. of heir marriage, to wed western
millionaire tsed to marvel" continued the Little>
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

lluto un6 Der @eri6tsinnl 1par 10
itarf NIT 8eiudern an9efiiqt, Dab
folrni nod Sieplot i'm 3uidnier.
raltlu iibrig mar.
Or. Saffner mad]te allf Dem 3ells
genltanoe gelteno, oaB ba8 @eies es
eiiiem ieoen Ar5t ober @eburtSbelfer
oocr lit oeren Ibmeiefbeit Dent Sas
ter oocr Ser Mlltter bei eiiier Wfini,
mulitraie BON So sur 8flift modlt
inrterbalb 10 Sagelt bon Der @eb1irt
zines ain6es eiileit ifriftli6cn 8e.
ridlt an DEN Srtsitatiitifer (9fe9ts
ltrar) e%ittSuie1toert, alnb DOB Or.
@eiieI 5ii mieberbolten Wfnlem eS
|peridiumt babe 8eridJte iiber @ebilr-
ten BEL benen er oils IccolifIellr fitilt
airt battle in 6er 9eieBlid BOT
geidriebenen 3eit eiit5liberihte. gr
babe 6araufbin oet Sadperbalt Der
itaatlideit GeiunbbeitSbebOroe porge'
lcgt ulpo lei pom oieier inltritirt NOR.
Den geleslid) gegerl Den idilnleligell
49,
Goaeget oorSugebelt.
Or. 8eilel, Der burfS ole aooo'
faten @alfer mo SensleD bertreteil
mar, aob olti Dem 3eugelitanoc 5it,
oaB er pieleid)t etipos i~aitnielig III
Der aertaren 8efolg1tng Der geItim.
nnlllaen 0es betr. @eiebesparogro.
pGerr geipeieau iei, ba er inn Grunge
Scr @eifGfte es einigentale iiber'
ieben babe. Die Sertbeioigluts
madte gelteno DaB ibr Client feline
.llsbertretlutg Des @eieses beabitd)-
tiat, ioroerai cinfad) es pergeiler boz
be Die 9erityte prompt ein5uienoen,
ilno ga er oas Seriaunnte ci1lgebolt
ulso leine @erid)te bonn 8cIntDteitss
ante al,aclrourrten ipurbett, lie9e fen.
ne @eieBpehetiutg Dor. gSadS mebr'
ltiinOigeli @erhanolint9en mltroe DER
Saa SEN @eidporenen %iibertptelell.
Sic nod furaer 9erutbung elm ait1
,lidtidnlbig" IalttenoeS urtbetl ab-
goben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

<Oolpb Getting, Sronf Slider,
Geo. Spc5aifdep. Srbge 8m.
Soeotmanit, 5. 81. s. BOIL, Ser
rpnirn Soblmmll, Gbriit. uilO Seitrp
2alf iGmrntlid bon 8otSoam, Iotpte
Sobn &offmalrit II. Seltrp 2ibsfod)
BON Sope fanren nni Rittmod3 gtad-
mittag nit 0en 8ampfer gIng.
@oblt" bierber INT ginfditfe 5lt
MADDEN ulp6 arloere @eid,dfte in Der
Gountpbmlpt1tabt al erlebi9en. Sic
Mebr3abl ser &errer iprodal aud,
Int itnierer Office Dor lint ibr
announcement 81 ernel,err.
Sic 8ibliptefy itlro 2eic5imnper
IN Der ct. 8nltls aird)e iperben i'll
stpei 8od)em eroffnet ltno brenl
3tpsf iibergeberr nerben former.
Cine 9lasobl Sreartoe babeir Bidder
iuuo @erfe 3lt idpenfen iidJ crboterh
tpeldyes oas Gomite rtit 9atrf air-
eetoirunen Fut. l1irb 6o geapiB nod
bieIe Sarniliem Bidder ooer
8erfe bdbeir, fir ipeldye lie 1elb1t
fuit feirert @ebrolth meljr bnben
uno gepib oiefelben mir eincir iol-
dyeit 3iped gerne ben9ebeB rio ift
ibren bter cine @elegelbeit scboteir
oantit eiqu giutes @erf 5i tbaut. Go-
flor Siteoneper lit St ieoer 3eit
bereit iolde Bidder in Gmpfang 81
nebntelr rutb iie Dem 6etreffenhen Go
mite sirr 9egutattiltg SIT iiberget
beit.
stiif Mntrog BON Or. 6. 8.
Saffner, oes Regiitrars fir 8ital
Statiitics fir Scrrtartn ltrlb Roarf
Gotpnibip, bate 50. slattpait Barter
cine alage eesen Or. @. s. &eiiei cr.
boben, III meIder Oiefer beidnlloigt
prrroe es perid1,mt 5i baben BE.
radte iiber @eburtcn interbolb Der
bonn @eiese porgeidriebellen 3eit
e~in5uiertben. Ser Sail fam arl
Samstog inn Gpltrtbaus Dor Srie-
oensridter Stoermer 5itr Serbaruo-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
ScrbanSlnnsen Der Gonnfp GOnrt

Ger ~regelmdBi9e 6ebripar Sernrin
Der County Court beganit letten
Wtontqg inter &oriis BON Srartf
Onfen mo Den ~beiiibelloen &id)teril
9eatrp 3aitrom uro Sa8. 81. SetpeQ.
&n1. Sprilggett II. ". rei6tel
elm 8eiitd) Inn eine ie1le Goilntp
GoaO ein, 0nS BON ibntelt ieoodr mie-
Der 5itriid 9e5o9en ipurbe 90 oie
geihrei6ung oes 81 eroffiell6en
8e9es 51 ulbeitimnt mar.
&. 9. 8attbefps, Der Sen 9olt Der
Iirffobrt sur iteiten Bride bel Seo
co1traftlid iiberrpmme1l bat, reidtc
icir1en Bono I'M 9etrage BON $3.50
elm. Der g~ut9ebeiBen fp1tr6e.i
Gns 8eiuh BON 2oatiS Sod I'M
cine 8irtbsli5eaS ipitr6e betpiaigt
luto Der Glerf oilgeipieien ciretp 81.
sens atf 6 Moitate, beginnpn6 i,
Wddra, ails5lfteIlen.
Die foleenben 8egaitfieber
nladtet lire Sabresabrefnllg mo
crbielten Die beifolqerroen @etrGge
iiir ibre Gietitc lrtb fir ertra.ar-
beiten betpiaiqt:
Z 80 .Hr H- r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Tprf @naen
GrnIt 2eboiroomsfi

grnit 2~enonoomsfi II. 6ralt
ireld)c iidl mebrerc @odcn bier si
8eitdl bel Strait 2eOnr6Gpsfi's gI,
tern, HoItor &rebs II. 6amilie befoit-
oe1N reiitem wieOer IN lire ct. 9oui.
Ter Scinlatb 5uriid.
@err Sdncio2r, bon @ap, iuno
'ociien 8amilic marelt lebten Cams.
ta9 ltiro Soluitog bier ais @Gite Der
6arnilie q. 8rmper.
Ilbcrt @einlein iuto BaliI
&roettli limo beiDe an 0era .Mflmps"
erfronft.
Sobn Spiu0ler beabiidtigt
inns III S6Eoe sll perIaiien ann iein
@lilf I'M Staate Oregon SIT pcrilt.
6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Sdibcn GerhanSIuuocu.

RegcImdbige S~erimmllnt9 ON
81. Jebritar, 1911.
9us &rotofol Der lcttem Ser
iammlung tuilroc herleielr itlro allee.
nomlreit.
alp monntIifet 9eitrdgen gi1igell
eir, eiltiflicBiidJ Der @intrittsgel6er
bon ben Serretp Go. MDr, Geo. &liir
&c, @tt. @ittbaiis u1ro Ben &oit
$500. Cine Hebnune bon Srn.
G0. 6. &ueOiger I'M 9etrag poqp 80
Gelts fir 9ieritIeiihung imlrbe be.
5ablt.
Die Scrrer 6. Meper, Geo. Slim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

g. Opc5aiddeg 1870
s. 6, Samiicr. arbeitsI6bne 1900
5. 6. Daimler, Suslageit als
Gorntp Sigblpop engineer is. 20
". e Maitptf Sanitor $500
S. 6. 9omlier, Si9bfuap Gu
gireer 5000
8, 30. &ed wis., Sdud.0
plonte 5000
&orrp gberliit SubrIobn so.
BURTON & Sfilnlcr, Sd)reihs
material 1868
5. s. Solpr, Soften, Gtqat ge4
gen y. @elmi9 3t.65-
Z. 9. Wottbeius, tempordre
Nnffabrt 5ir 5ea Bride $3.50
--S---~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

&c, 8m. 8itfboitS uir6 Ben &oit
mirOen oils Wtit9liebcr IN ben @euetn
ouigerulu1ren.
Gle Scrrrt On. q. <ebigcr. S.
:. 9aniier, Gilbert &phprr, %. @eli
MANI inpo Sobii airduler lpuroeit
ais Cit Gonite erilnrnlt, urn ei1tsn
Blun olls5uarbeiten pie Dos Dies.
yuyri9c Subresid)iebelp geiett tueroerr
Iou.
Sieroitf eriolgte 8ertogulg.
6rits Bang, Sefretar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
IS miro bier innner idloner.

IS miro bier inaner id)0ner.
9ieie @ode @ontag bot @il-
brlm S%oeotrnout oie Eoitprs iotnilic
bciltdJt rlrb sll9leid)cr 3eit Dem Con
firmanoen ~llnterribt beigeipobnt. 90
EuItor Snriid eeraoe ant @itriibell
eiltes 2ie0es mar, 10 mitroc bier
nidlt ratr bier, Ionbem %nielitimniq
g%eirngcln Gas bat oelr aLteit &il.
belm aefrent.
Srati Senriette Seenteicr, mel.
DIE Dor 5pd 8oden ciltell SdIag.
mnfaa betormlett urrb ipob1rdy ibrc
r,dpte Seitc golts gelabmt mlrbe, be
fiipot iid) loitgiom aitf Der Belle.
rlut9. @ir dlle piiriden ibr Dor
Screen bolbi9e @ereiiug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

-'F ~
Ger 9ollo oes Collectors Sn.
Strad i'm 8etragc bon 100000 nit
folgenoen 8iirgen iuirbe angenom-
men: g. $. 9ltidmotrtt s. q. Sem
ilefe, y. 9. S9apperfoetter, Z. g.
Wattbelps, Geo. 9. 2ofJart, 6eurp
Goetting, s. @. MeIlies, Sobn 2o1.
meper, Serb, g. Sdfpeer, S. g. 5ap-
Toe, s. Gamer, Sreo 3ifm, &. e..
5isgeral0, g(ia. S6eI, 8eter 9otat-
Ter ittb 6rit &lossrer.
Or. SO. s. @eiiel. milroe als
nieorigiter 9ieter, bel eirGn Sobres
gebolt BON $75, 5ltiu NrnpnbmtS-
Ir5t crnonnt.
Die Steltern bon oltStpdrtiqen
Gcrlid)erntgs @eicaioften mltroe1t
on ole iucorporirten Grtifoftcn int
Gonntn i'm Ger1dltniB 3t i6rer
Sdmllfinber5nGl b~ertlcilt mic iolgt:
Niorriipr5 81 ainber s 24.S5
@loltb, tt2 &inoer 1851
GtppnSuiIlc, 267 Sinner 1888
Scrtnunil. 564 &inoer 1917
s. s. 8anlricr pltr6e ait.la-
Itellt Yldue urO Spe3tfifatioten fir
&er6noeriupg Der Griocr Greet &cao
mls3liarbciten ulio hieiclter it ser
ndditen SiBliltg 81 unterbreitell.
8. s. Stoenlpr tpalrbe SIM
Courteous Committeeman fir oas
ndIdlte Sabr ert1aittlt.
u, 6. Waitpi1t, Sberiffgebiib.
rem 1900
u. 9. Mtaupin, 24.00.
6ero. Eleb, Gointtp GGerf 26.30.
s. 8. @eipiel, &oItgeI6 $40
q. 9. Barnard So, @dbl-
2%ieferitneen $3.50
Bidder, II. 4. M. 1866
o.. &eliter Brtg. SO, Sdreib.
material SO
Stan6aro glOoina Wadine 50.
&eparntur $3.50
Soc. Strabslter, apbIenfoBrem t2 90.
&obt, SdDnuntbera, &eporotur
Irbeit LOO
Mig. @obIt. @aiierpltmpen 1f.S5.
SitroI & Rief, Repnrutitr-
Irbeit 1.50.
Is, 5. Soiier, 2eidenid,dil iiber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
SieS Tiper &allcp Scras, Gnnins nnb
Mrfnnins Q1nhcrcicn.

@ir baben grobe Streden ser
id)oniten 2anoereien IN ohieer Stnn.
ten 5irn 8erfauf. 8ieie 2~Grbcreien.
fmtrOelp BON ms erit nafy geltalper
ulpb griinSlidpr ~perionlifer Snipef.
Ition geipdblt. Samner Ole cine &ei.
ic 5ur 8eiidtigung bieier 21noerei.
en- mad)et iuoIIen iolltNn lid unierer
Grcuriion all z. ober ani 81. M1r5,
anidlieben. ane Itisfitlift bcrpit.
uiIli9it ertbeiit.
q. a.. Gil &c +, ADone 20,
GboS. 81. 6 9 [ G b. Sbone Z,
Seri1atr, DO.
abonnirt auf oos $ermanner
goIfsbIott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

GcdJtes impurhrtcs Saierides Bier
per Slas 10 eents, fir 6aniIien @ebraud 80 Gents per Quart.
Sbi9es Bier miro ieHesiroG ertra anee8eigt nenn ba8ieIbe an 8apf it,
Smiths Ipebns,
Evening star., 1911-06-03
FORMER BANK CASHIER
FOUND DEAD IN YARD
William L. Sinton Believed to Have
Shot Himself Because
Of Ill Health.

RICHMOND, Va. June 3.-William l..
Sinton, about sixty years old. former
cashier Of the Citizens Bank Of Rich
mond. was found dead In the yard Of his
home at Gwathmey, Va. Thursday night.
1t is reported that Mr.. Sinton had taken
with him his shotgun when leaving his
house last evening. and that the men,
bers Of the family thought that he had
gone out to shoot = mink. A few minutes
later a report Of the gun was heard. A
hired man on the place found Mr.. Sintou
lying in . pool Of blood The load Of
shot had badly dishgured Mr.. 6inton's
face.
Ill health and dependency had caused
him to worry great deal OF late. He
was uncomplaining. however, in his suf-
fering, and his friends had hoped that he
would soon recover. A number OF friends
Of Mr.. Sinton think that he ended his life
in fit Of despondency, fearing that he
had become d burden to his family.
The coroner OF hanover county has
been notified. and 1t Is probable that an
inquest will be held.
c. w. Crew, mayor Of Ashland, q very
intimate friend Of Mr.. Sinton, will prob
ably have charge OF the funeral arrange
ments. which have not yet been COM
pleted.
Mr.. Sinton was brother OF James W.
Sinton, vice president Of the National
state and City Bank OF Richmond.
Evening star., 1911-06-03
JOAQUIN MILLER'S CABIN.
Refusal to Place It in Rock Creek
Park Explained.

The action Of the Rock Creek Park COM
mission in refusing permission to the Cal
ifornia State Society to place the old log
cabin of Joaquin Miller in the park was
mainly due. it is stated to the expressed
desire OF the California Society to retain
control OF the building and use it for its
own purposes after its proposed transfer
to the park. AS explained by one Of the
members Of the park commission, It has
been the consistent policy of that body to
refuse permission for the erection in
the park or for the transfer TO the park
OF any building not belonging 70 the gov
ernment. or which is not entirely under
the control Of the Rock Creek Park com
mission 1t was because OF the fear of the
establishment of dangerous precedent
that the Rock Creek Park commission,
the official stated. reluctantly had been
compelled 70 refuse 10 permit the loca-
lion OF the Joaquin Miller cabin in the
park SO long as II remained under the
control of outside parties or private in
terests.
Evening star., 1911-06-03
STUDENT IS DROWNED
TRYING TO SWIM RIVER
Walter Mosey, Senior in GAL
Iaudet College, Goes Down
Near the Chain Bridge.

Walter Mosey, twenty-five years old.
OF Wyoming, a senior at Gallaudet Col
lege, was drowned in the river about SOC
yards from the Chain bridge this after
noon while trying to swim across the
river. A colored man. employed in a
stone quarry near the scene Of the acci-
dent. jumped in the river and made an
effort to save the student.
The colored man finally succeeded in
getting Mosey from the water. Mrs.
Atkinson, wife of the proprietor of the
store at the south end Of the Chain
bridge. telephoned to DR.. William
Gwynn to hurry to the bridge and
make an effort at resuscitation.
DR.. Gwynn hastened to the scene Of
the drowning and labored to save the
young mans life. but his efforts proved
futile. The body was brought to the
city later and taken to the morgue.
Coroner hewitt will make an investiga-
tion Of the accident later in the day.
Enjoying Outing With fraternity.
Mosey had been a student In Gallau-
det College during the past five terms
He would have graduated this month had
the fatal accident not happened.
A number of the students at the col
lege have been in the habit Of visiting
the vicinity OF the bridge this spring and
spending the day, some in the woods and
others on the bank of the river.
Today Mosey was UP the river with
other members OF Kappa Gamma fra
ternity of the college. the occasion being
the annual outing Of the fraternity.
Mosey was one Of the most popular
members of the fraternity. and held nu-
merous premiums as the winner OF Wres-
ting contests. He was the champion
wrestler Of the college. Mosey was known
to his companions as fine swimmer
and it is thought his drowning resulted
from his being seized with cramps.
His companions saw him disappear be-
meath the surface Of the water. An out.
cry was made, and the colored man from
the quarry did his best to reach the
young man before he was drowned.
Evening star., 1911-06-03
TAFT REACHES FORT WAYNE.
Remains Five Minutes, Then Speeds
on Toward CHICAGO.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, June 3.-President
Taft and his party reached Fort Wayne
today, forty minutes late, and after a
stop Of five minutes left for Chicago
The President appeared for a minute or
two on the rear platform of his car, and
addressed large crowd that had gather
ed.
The President said ne was on his way
to Chicago to speak on reciprocity.
And am so full OF IT, he continued
that 1 cannot talk anything else.
regard it as one OF the great steps for the
improvement Of business. The reciprocity
bill embodies the principle that all the
profit cannot be on one side of the line
all the time"
The President was given q hearty re-
ception and vociferous farewell by tho
crowd.
Evening star., 1911-06-03
WORK AMONG OWN PEOPLE.
Chinese Student to Address Member
Of His Race Tomorrow.

George ivan Chiu. = Chinese student Of
Miami University. Oxford, Ohio. and later
Of the Cumberland University Of Lebanon
Tenn, II to take up at once the work
a. intsrdsnominational missionary 70 his
own people In Washington.
Mr.. chiu win address the Sunday school
OF the Church Of the Ascension, the
Chinese Sunday schools and tbs Christian
Endeavor Society Of ths First Presby-
terian Church tomorrow.
The coming OF q trained Chinese Chris
tian TO take UP evan6elistio work among
the 800 or more Chinese citisens Of Wash.
ington, It js explained. 10 the direct re-
suit OF the interest aroused by the six.
teen denominati0nal missionary rallies
held this past winter and spring by tsao
Woman's Interdsnominattopsl NissisnaRy
Union.
Evening star., 1911-06-03
HEIRESS TO BIG ESTATE
FILLS HUMBLE STATION
Restaurant Cashier Possessor OF
$1,000 Under Will Of
Long-Absent Father.

ATLANTA, Juno 3.-A search for the
heiress to fortune worth probably
$1.000.000. conducted by Joseph H
Choate. came to a successful conclusion
here yesterday, and today Miss Mar
garet Ingersoll is hurrying northward
to claim her estate.
Miss Ingersoll, who has been sought
by detectives for over two years. first
by her father, and since his death by
Mr.. Choate. acting as executor Of the
will. has been working for the last few
days as cashier in. a restaurant in
Marietta, Ga. She came south some
years ago, first to Birmingham, then
to Savannah, left Savannah for Macon
and was in Atlanta until few days
ago, when she went to Marietta for the
summer. She has been acting in all
her travels as cashier for either mov-
ing picture shows or restaurants.
Evening star., 1911-06-03
Abssnt Cabinet Members.

Secretary Stmson has gone to New
York city on private business and Is ex-
pected to resume his duties at the War
Department Monday morning
Rear Admiral Nicholson Is acting secre-
tary Of the navy in the absence OF Sec
retary Meyer at Newport and Assist
ant Secretary Winthrop, who Is return
ing to this city from Annapolis on the
Dolphin.