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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
YHafterunBsfpntrafte
MmrScn aeiferm bon Der itdStiifen
acnfroIbeb6rbc pergebrn.

Die It1otiihe aentrolIbehoros psrs
aob In ihrer aefsrietn Siguug psr'dNes
rene g.flaIisrunassontrdite, eorunt,r
In erTter ainie ctn fir Die gfIaiiernns
Der Gaitern ansnue pom gnoe nes &C.
senlpdriiatn qilaft,rs big sur arttr
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ofr ieinsr 3eii on ]. Wl. Quill psrss
oer fporben frdr, ptHsn Tur6fiibrun1
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Guin nihi ons nisorigite 9ngstot &c
moht bate.
sstbt tpirn bic stirhner Continuation
60. ben qonirGfi ousfiisren. BE-. nuns
mthr Guiu bttanntiit nIs gi,eprdf'
rent onaeh0rs, unb bic Sirnb, niro
init Granit pspflaiteri tperSen. nab
rsnb sipifhen ben Strabenbahngsie f.,
s,elspfIaiisr gsI.gt pire. Tiir Fas
G,ranitpfIaiter erhGlt Die airhner
Jenitruetion SO. $2.4T pro Quaera..
poro nno fir 6oIspfiaitsr S2.40 pro
9nohra.narb. 1as Del fir bas sn.
rrdanirsn Der 6cisbIDte fpiro BON ssr
llnitee Statss MoobprtIsrpina 80.
bespgsn rsreen. Snsgsiammt Diirfs
Ten iit bit aciien oieisr pFIaiterunsss
drbsitsn nnh Der aHlid,t bon arbsiss.
b;rettor SGHpmaier anf etrpa $74. 900
iteIIen.
Den aoHtrati fir bic pflaiisrnn1
Der Deliih dneuue nit 6oIspftdner
anb Grnnit erbieIien ". Z. 6eHiei Il.
gro. "a ihrtm aHasbei BON sl5. 131
Coo, tpahrtno Der aonirait fir Die
aspbaIiiruna Der auburn 4rsnus, BON
AubuFnedls Blaee bis sur 9iHe Stras
r.. an bic airhner Gonfruction 60.
eina, Die NIT $9010.50 bas niebrioftc
angebei asma6t bate. Der itdntiid,e
,lueenisur bate bisfe arbei! auf
Sa242 psranfdldoi.
JIr bas DaHtrarertsocpdrismsHi
lpures sin qaiiautcmcbii fir S1Te0
eelauft. Superintendent 5i[Isr bate
ltn 4nsnuF elmer Roihins enpfohisa,
sic $500 ,oiim iou,s, absr bic son,
.rolibtbSrM ioncrirts oitie Gmpisbz
lung uno sniihieo fix oas nishrigl:e
gnlebnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Mus benz Dcli5eigeriHt.

Dit elmer fhpersn G.rafe rurce
y. g. Smitb, frubrer asent urb
ao[l,.tor Der metropolitan @erfi4ss
rungs gsisafhaf!. ipessu Inter
idIagung beIegt. Smitb mar zines
5aess untsr 6interIo flung zines De-
fights Don $40 perfhpunbsn. Die uns
terfhlogens Gurlme reprdientirie
prdmtenssIber, fpeIhe ,r bon Yoliuns
Snbabern ,oiIeftirt bate. Rihter
Bobe beseitnete bns 8.rgexn ees
anaetIogisn dis gemeingefGbrlih uHo
fhIimmtr als Diebitabl, ba burh
boFelbs nitt alein bk Derfdxrungss
ssieafdaft sefnaoisi, fcnbern aut
bic GIltigtsit Der bstrsffenben
policsn esFdbrbei Dorben finb. CT
bait. buber eine fdtpers StraFs fir
anssbratt unb peruribeilte Smitb 5u
20 9aqsn 4rbitshaus. $50 nno aps
fien.
Der Sarbige Goiparb 9bomfton
fpurbe unter ber ansioee bes irimis
nellen Ingriffs auf bos Is Jabr. dite
Vessrmdb9en Ulatiie Gunfon ben
Grcb9eftporenen iiberDieien.
Jaeob 5pman. Der seIpsrbsmdbiae
poIi3eigeri6!s Biires. periunte fin
seitsrn als Morotbonrenner, murbs
jebed sriinbli4 stidlagen. Gs bntts
fur bas unt.r Der Nnflose bss llHs
fugs perbaftsie Gbepodr Charles uHb
apbia MulIeu Biirel6aft seletjte.
unb ber Eau Dsab 1ellsr1 aur Dets
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
pamilton.

SamiItpn anseism, 2ofaI.Woii5en
uno Grnisfeiten fnb ab3ngeben Ode
Der 4. nab Charles strahe. linier
Naent fir Samiltpu iupbut Gs. BOZ
0pro ssronf Ctr. SeIepbsn Samilfus
1376.M. xrlepbpn Ynieres aorreipon
bcnten: 393X @rH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Txrr Spf. Shipins bon gbicaep,
J1.. lit anf Beiuh bel feinsr Shipez
iter. Jrau Sdner. an Der 4errp 4pe..
gellepue, einsetroffen.
- Dds MlItag= =Rdhen gum Beit.u
Der 3inbereWaro oes Spsers 5ofpitd-
lee in Dapton 1T sin erfOIsreihes ses
tpefen.
5err Geo Wansr unb Satin bon
8upton finb auf gefu6 no6 Rem
9ort sereift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

GseiI sObb, Elm fiini 5abrs alter
5nidI. btr aiHbsrbeiHatb. ipisIt. ge@
tern aaf elmer Rotblstttr, ais er ftin
gle19slpid1i psrier uHo aus elmer
95at bon 20 CUB sur erbe binn5s
fthrsie. gr puroe ibIeunisfi mad,
BEN itdeiif6en 6oipiiol esbratt. no
Is fih krausiisllts. bab .r mit Ieittsn
5antabf hurfuHgen unb S6rammen
bapongescmmsn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Die qoIi3ei iuurbs asFtern eriudi,
NahforftuHgtn Had5 benz is Sabre
oIttu 5cbn Stnlins unb hsm Ia
Sabre alisn Sonare grob onsuItensn.
peIde an Sountas itnn glt.rn in
anorniiI., 5snn,. burdetbrannt iinb
urb lid nad Cincinnati bessben 6as
ben iollsn Die Muiisr oeg Grob traf
a,fisrn bier stn uHb nabm bic 5i!fs
Der 9clisei in Der GUIDE na6 ibrem
SohHe in 4nipruGl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

nn0 NrntgfeifcH tnD nb5ngeben var
Der 4. unb Charles strafe. ltnier
Naent fir Samiltpu ppbut Es. 3O1
Gpro Jronf Ctr. SeIepbsn Samilfus
1376.M. xrIepbpn Ynieres aOrreipon
ocuten: 393X SRI.
- Wdnpr gotbpeu toIIettirtt fpGbs
renb oes Wonots Suni $40l.41 an
GtrafgeIbern uno qi5enien.
- Catherine rid, bic Wititre pon
Spparb 6. Rid, 'tarb porssiierH
Qbenb in ibrsr Wobnuns Ro. 933
glorb 8. Strabe om 6stsihlns i'm als
ter BON "a Sabrsn. Sic bintsrldbt
cine 2ohter.
- Butler gpuntn btiist mad benz
9eri6ts Der gfeToreu 315l Sunos,
fir tpeIde 2isenisu be3ahit psrbsn.
- Sim gonntu uub pJarmsr"
Dofb lsaten 'it g,'tsrn 8ormittd8
auf bic Giienbabnbrute iibtr ben
WiomiFIub. um Tih aussuruben. sic
fbliefen elm, ruroen BON ben Beisttips
5sttsrit unh Gu1s aspstt unb oess
bafttt. 9eioe ipqrtn augen'heInlih be-
trunitn.
- Der nerb0itIite 9beiI bon But
Ter gountn srfrsuts iib ssitsrn RAD
mittaa stnes gsrjttsrs, iptI6ts Der
6ibs Der Isbten 2age eth snee madtr.
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rpdbHfinn nohs, i'm Gouutp Ssfan1s
nib eineelie'ert.
49, Sbcmds 4orb Itarb seitsrn
georgen in fsinsr Dohnuns glo. 828
Sib 5. Strabe i'm Alter BON 36 Sab
ren.
- aapitdn ghrjitjan Rotbenbuih,
tpeISsr in isiusr Dobuung trdrt bars
nisbsrIisst. fsisrte sefsrn istnen SO.
Geburtstag.
- guo gan DjntIe, 26, bon Sas
milton. uuo SaI:n Gamhdrot. "a, bon
5omilton erlous;sn eintn 6sirathss
ichsin uno purbsn ron 5rieosHsri6tsr
i9aabss estraut.
- Gin iolIer Suro bat Die Ra6bors
fhdit bon Stot,cH in aufrsguna per-
isst.
- Frou @eot6a 4tpp III in WiobIts
topn i'm alter 10H IS Sabrsn ssiiors
ben. gle hintsrI1bt orti ainoer.
49, Cine Rongir gcfomoiipt nit %
Waggpns Der e., $. uno z. Balm uno
bic 9o.cmotioe oes Gutsrsugs gtc. 96
ronntsn porgsitern 4bsHo In Glib 90
milton gsger sindnoer uuo btiSs aotos
motipsn tpurosn fart bsihdbigt Giiits
Iiher Weiis fpurpe Qiemdno perIest.
- Sammp Scoii, Elm adj Sabre
alter anabe, rpelfer i'm U2iami Tlub.
unterbdIb Der Columbia Bride, bdoeit,
nuros geItsrR NIT ,nappsr ROtb Dor
benz GrtriH'su osrettet. Der anabs
iouRts niht 'hrpinmsH un0 idHs in
bic Sisfe, sbe er pom aomeraosu gs.
rsttet Fpsroen tonnte.
- Der Ttutfhamsritanifhe Staots
perbano bsiabt fit ieBt houptidhIit
nit Den Dorbsreituneen fir oteStaats'
fonpsntion ndhitsn Wonat. Die per
| fhieoensr aommitteen hdlt,u j.bt re.
| s.Im6biae R;zfammIuns in ner D.rt
bel'itsn 5aqs ab.
- RuIpb 9. Nboii. bon SprtHs.
| fislb. Sbio, uno Raibtrin. Ga ssapsti,
bon UliooIstoun. trIuHsieH etnsu Seit
| rothsicneir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Z ssobn nina pon go. 502 gibtrip
Gtrabt fieI ssitsrn lpdhrtns Der arbtit
In Der Sabrfi BON CUB Bros. Pc. 21l
Weit Canal Gtrabe, bonn eriien Stods
pert burd ben Jabritublfdddt In oas
Grbgefhob binnb unb scs iih fhipsrt
acknowledgment su. Gr fDuros nad1
Dem ii1btiIhsn 6oipital gsbradt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08

General Haley said he regarded the
Artmore reunion as the greatest that
had ever been held in the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08
TO EDUCATE LITTLE GIRL.
Mrs. Frank Little Adds Another Dol
lar 20 Be Given 10 Music Lessons.

Mrs. Frank F. Little has added one
more dollar to the fund which will be
used in giving piano instructions to
Ina Belle Wheeler while she is in Har-
grove College Twelve dollars have
now been subscribed TO the fund and
s3s more are required to raise the
amount 10 a sufficient number OF dol
lars 10 give her a full years instruc-
tiOns.
One other woman who did not de-
sire her name TO be used has contrib
uted one dollar to the fund Each
day one or more persons subscribe to
the fund and Il is probable that the
little girl will have her expenses paid
in the department OF music as we'll as
in the literary department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08

The city clerk reports that the
payments on the paving assessmen.
is coming in very slow, and the var.
rants viii probably have to De placed
with the county treasurer Tor collec.
Jion along with the other delinquent
taxes. The law provides that the pay.
mentS shall be made before the ,it-
teenth day OF September each year
and that if not made then the war.
rants shall 3e turned over TO the
COUNTY treasurer who VIII place them
in the hands OF the sheriff for co..
lection, and the property will be ley.
led upon unless the war ants are
paid. 4 telegram TO the mayor from
the people who purchased the bonds
states that Ardmore is making the
poorest record Of any city in the s.a-e
in paving their assessments and that
the matter should be pushed before
the taxes become delinquent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08
7.s- --io-s s33cte5

Tl= r=1oT- o. --z resolution CONT
tee Ezs unanimously adopted. The
resolution er-ress=5 thanks 70 The
people o. Ardnore for their genero-s
entertainment 70 Captain Wood who
lad charge o. th= good things 70 eat
70 General Gait OF -he Confederate
Home. and The local camps Of vet
erans and sons and the local chapter
o. daughters Also thanks were ex-
tended 70 former Governor Haskell,
Governor Cruce, members OF the leg
islstlre and 10 all persons who had
contributed in any way TO the build
ing OF the State Confederate Home
The resolution Of the y. B. Forrest
camp AZ Durant concerning the pen
siOninz OF INDECENT soldiers was ad-
opted by the convention. 4 resolu-
ton was also passed that If Governor
Cruce finds it necessary 10 call an
extra session OF the legislature that
he be requested 10 ask for an appro-
Triation Of ten thousand dollars TO
b. used in the construction OF a hos
pital FOR the inmates of the confed-
crate Home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08

chair and Dr. BreTe- presided Gen
era HALEY has done great Tort
for me seterans association o. the
z-s-e He ls nDT compiling q rosie
o. all rae veterans in the state. the
state In which they enlisted their
command and their present pOstoff ice
address Is given. He secured g FNn-
ograDaer 70 take the entire proceed
inzs Of the meetings and .iesc pro-
ceedings Klll he published in book
form FOR the ve,erans. He hls syent
more than a thousand dollars il sata-
ering the history Of the Veterans Tho
reside IN this state and his plans call
for the expenditure Of much more
money. Or. Hailey expressed his ap-
probation Of the honor conferred up
on him but the great work he IS d.
lnz tells more than he can express
In words.
Following are the generals Of the
arigades chosen:
FIRST brigade, DT John Threadglil
of Oklahoma City. second brigade, =.
r. Hogz. Shawnee. third brigade. Jar
ret- Todd OF Mangum; ChickasaE
brigade. Dan J. Kendall OF sulphur.
Choctax -rigade, A. s NcKeunon Of
NcAlester. Cherokee brigade, "
Lindsay Of Choteau Creek and Sem
mole brigade. ". p Rogers Of Che
co'ah
The city of Ada Uas chosen as the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08

been impossible to- Is % 1zve Ezi-=d
On TIE immense croEs a. mezl tine
ard especially do Ee Esnt 70 thznE
re 40 Yong ladies from Nz-et-z-
5l, Brooks dz1sh-e--. tbs regre== en-
alive of Lore counry-luss Ns1d and
Mss Clrds L Ezs - nice of them
u Coue 20 .Ar5mor=s rescue. Th-
1amea r. lhoze Tho took usrr uere
Mrs P. P. Eea-Dey. Mrs. c. o Bum.
Ms. y ?. Reed. Ms. d.. Litteu. Mrs..
-1sT S1zgs Ms. jim Hudson.
Misses L1cil.= REED. C@re Blake. IVA
Lee Hudson. GLADYS Holding. Nellie
Butcde-. NsT Ro5e--s. Winnie Il I'd.
Berlir She-e-. Mare Yves. Beulah
Jo1s7. julia Moss. Maggie lake
Wh.-e and La-han White.
3Ir. WIm5erly presided Al ,h4 gate
and NJ J. wyzt- he'd the ros, al
aigh, end helped 70 msks he boys
welcome
--y.lsA t-r energy ~ MIS- J. =
Beri,sa-re. shC called Tor city do
nation o. pies and cakes sor orr
dinners We are under lasting 9Jlgs-
ZION They responded freely We had
he best coofs Ardm0-= offered Oil
re- Msssy and StarFev Hunter.
We must no. forge Na- HAYNES.
w1o managed tae sleeping delz---
1en-. and to-1i hem --ace 70 l=s-
their weary bodies
The aides also furnished Sheets.
quilts and .av size 70 -Ee.r beds.
FOR E---- ~ are a. grateful
R=>p=--tl.l--
~-F-. W ~ an WTFE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08

next meeting place and that toEn vas
gi.en the privilege o. naming the
dates upon which the reunion VII 5e
held stump Ashby placed Ada in
nomination In q glowing tribute 70 me
town and John ". Davis o. Ada.
son Of confederate soldier. aso
made speech in which he asked the
veterans 20 come TO his town. Col
Watson requested the people 0. Ada
70 name the watermelon season a.
the time for holding the reunion as
that country mas the finest melons in
the state Dr.. Threadgill also made
the reques, that few yellov-legge1
chickens BE- handy. General Grow
stated tina, Ada would have plenty Of
melons and plenty Of chickens and in
yited the soldiers 10 come and be pre-
Jared for the feast.
On regular order OF business fo-
The Ada reunion the following com
mittee waz appointed Dr.. D. ".
HALEY. Col. \ P Watson and Cap
tain ". II. Fisher The latter re
sides in Ada.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08
Election OF Officers

The election OF officers for the re.
union Has held iste Thursday after
noon General d VI HALEY was elect.
ed uy acclamatiou a. major-general
o. the Oklahoma department When
no was nominated he vacated the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08
Sonfederste Heroes.

We want 20 thank the ladies'. the
children and the force that stood by
rs a. the fountain head Had it not
been for their kindness o. heart,
their patriotism and their love for
the Dear Old Boys. It would have
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08

Ever soldier who was asked about
his entertainment said he was never
treated better anywhere in the world
and some OF them expressed the wish
that Ardmore would be made the per-
manent reunion town OF the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08
Ardmore Council No. 15f.

Members OF Ardmore Council No
l5l are requested TO meet in Odd Fe,
lows Hall Saturday evening at eight
o'clock. B. c. LOUGHRIDGE,
Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08
REUNION NOTES.

During the closing minutes OF the
reunion and after the band had PLAYED
Dixie Uncle Dick" Taliaferro OF Leon
asked for Bonnie Blue Flag"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08

The ArGmOre band PLAYED for the
veterans al the union depot today as
they left on the outgoing trains.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-08

Take your shoe repairing TO Cross
Electric Shoe Shop. opposite post.
office. 2S.1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

TsE census report OF fisheries shows
ths, oysters lead all other fisheries 10
value being 80 per cent OF tho entire
value OF fisheries in the United States
sb:cn Tor 1903 was s54, 900, OUu.
Chesapeake Bay is given as the most
;r,norraut in fisheries Oh the Atlantic
coast, producing more than one-hfth
ot All the wealth Of Atlantic fisherie5'
The Virginia fisheries in lSo5, III
which wear the census figures were OBJ
,a;nad n,oduced 81. 100000. being
only second 10 Massachusetts With its
isep sen fishing fleets. The census,
save the Richmond Journal gives much
more such valuable Information about
this important industry, which, De
cause Of its local confines, IS not fully
known to or appreciated hy the state at
large. The number OF persons en-
ployed iulthe industry in the two states
Of Maryland and Virginia alone is over
IS 900, With total capital invested OF
slo1os, s. 600 900; while IN the New
ENGLAND states there are ~ .Ouu per
sons employed, but the capita! invested
is some 81 ,0OO. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
ALARMING REPORTS EK0M MEX


A dispatch from Preside. Tex. says
shortly after the crossing Of supple;
from Presiiiio intended ior the Mexican
troops beseFed in Oiinaga, directly
across the Rio Grande. had been stopped
Yesterday bullets from federal rifles fell
among q detachment Of United States
troops guarding the American side oi
the river. An explanation has bean
demanded Of Gen Luque. i'll command
Of the MEXICAN troops.
The ninth day II the sifpe shows thu
insurEenr lines around the city i'm
broken. On Tuesday night the ilsrr-
Teeto5 routed IN outpost and took pos
session Of trenches 400 ya1l= from the
federal artillery escarpmenls.
Reports from Ojinaga IRE that sup
plies arsrnnning low, ami besides the
garrison of 800 soldiers, ! 900 noneom-
batants are suffering for food.
Several persons have been wounded
by bullets fired from ACROSS the river.
Yesterday tiillai tore through
circus tent While 4 performance Tas ii
progress n Preside.
Ai7;css reached San Aatca;o 81 ii
9 .ciock last 1isnt that Ire troops of
me Third ca=ai-T. cs-cnics f-o1
,Ia.a.rc- % TIE Chiscs -2:--es. al Ie--
lics-a, i G.e~ste- co-ce;. hare tee-
f.ed -pc3 b. : ha-i u -aez:csa.a q
su:ssctS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23

TIE bin passed by the California
legislature providing for the apphca'
ton OF the initiative, referendum ana
recall was sigued by Governor 'ohh'
son at Sacramento last week, TO become
effective in sixty days. Under 1t mn'
nicipa elective officers will be suhIect
10 recall after four months Of service on
lie demand Of % per cent o! The voters,
But recalled ofiiciais must be made
candidates for reelection On The
same percentage Of voters city leslsia-
lion NAV he started, and unless the
rIy counci! obeys, the; proposed Ia"
shall be- submitted 10 4 SPECIAL election
within thirty days. II only ~ per cent
ask = new Law it shall be submitted 10
he people Al the next regular election.
II such laws were in vogue III Virginia,
ahere would I've elections IN AleSati-
dra every month in the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
.Soined Divorce Cnlnny.

Baltimore, Md March @2 No sir.
prise vas caused in Baltimore society
today Us news from Reno thai Mrs.
G.. Howard Harvey, beautiful society
woman and daughter OF The late Gene
raj Ferdinand Lalrohe. seven times
nayoEoi Baltimore, had joined the d.
7orc5 Icolony in the Nevada city. II
has been known for several years that
the domestic aiiaiF5 Of the Harveys
have beEn anything bit harmonious.
Harvey IS = msmbs. OF ali Of Raiti-
ulore's lsuding Clubs Tie couple WaIs
married ten-ysar5 ago anI have no
children. Rumor has it that Il Mrs.
Harvey seeks and is granted dacree
Of divorce, that i,ar engagement to
David Stevenson, welt.ln0wn New
York banker and hor5eman, Will lie
announced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH !.

SINCE the publication in yesterday 3
Gazette OF The reports of the receivers
of The Virginia Safe Deposit anu TRUST
COOPERATION the condition OF that instl-
1ntion has been the main theme Q! con-
yersalion. Much warmth h3s been
manifested by those who have suffered
losses BY The collapse OF the corpora
,ion and some have been more than
harsh in their denunclatlons OF me
transactions of the former president OF
the concern. The corporation IL no"
in the hands Of the court and the former
head az the concern stands indicted for
telony. and Is under bond OF S4U. VUu
Tor his appearance on the hrst day OIL
ths April term OF the Corporation
Court. 1t is suggested that the law
should be allowed to take its course,
and that all interested should remember
,bat state officials took coguizance OF
the unlawful procedures of the former
president Of the corporation almost rs
soon rs the doors we're closed and instl-
tu,ed proceedings against him. 1t Is
10 be supposed the court will do us
,nty in The matter, and until the case
is called and legally disposed OF but
n,tl, can he done by the rank and NE
who are naturally filled with honest m
d;ena,ion at the manner i'll which they
have been yictlmzed.
more careful reading today OF The
reporis Of the receivers Of the corpora
lion shows that the depositors VIII, AZ
least, pet something and while the re-
ports do not show how much, yet II
ia shown that there are about $500 wv
assets vet to be collected. 2hich viii "a
10 the depositors' credit. The receivers
while they will not make statement to
this effect, yet they think the depost'
tors ought TO receive about 40 per cent
OF their deposits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-23
SENATOR TILI.MANis CONDITION.

Friends Of Senator TillTan. al
South Carolina. will he Frieyei 10
learn that, perhaps. he may never be
seen in Congress again. His condition
has grown more feeble since his second
stroke Of paralysis, and his physician
has strictly enioinad him from doing
anything that Will excite him,
The condition oi the senator Vas
apparent during the last session,
when, during the discussion OF the
Lori1ner case, Nlr T.llruan frequent
Il; vas moved 10 tears. Anything that
appealed to the emotions greatly agi-
tated him.
These speeches shake me 10
pieces. said the senator one day after
listening to Senator Bailey's defense
OF Mr.. Lorinler. 1t was evident that
he realized his inability 10 control
himself and that the days n his ag-
gressivcness we're over.
When informed by his physicians
that he must give mp his congressional
duties, the senator remarked;
: Il had hoped and wished II be
able 10 90 back 10 Washington for
the extra session Just 10 see a demo
crat sworn in "a senator from Maine,
but l do not suppose ara going 10 have
that pleasure. | have always wanted
10 live and 7eryc With the democratic
senator from Nav England. and /
trust that MY wish will set Ea graft
fed !"