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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
SAYS WILSON STRONG
IN The NORTHEAST
Governor Mann, Now in Yankee
land, Says He Will Garry
Massachusetts.
MOND, yA.-SpeciaI.-

* L III MOND, VA.SSpeciaI.-
Prom Governor Mann. who has
been campaigning in MaSsachu-
sets and Connecticut in behalf
OF Wilson and Marshall for the
last week, comes n note of decided
Democratic optimism.
n letter received from the Gov
crnor by his assistant secretary.
RlVes Is. Hardy, says that the Bay
State is safe for Wilson. 1t fur
Their says that Governor Foss will
be reelected and that the Massa-
cnuSettS Democrats are sure of
eicCunS ten congressman and pos
Sibly sixteen.
Connecticut looks equally good
politically TO Governor Mann. He
prOpheSicS that Wilson and Gov
ernOr Baldwin will carry the
state by majority of 10000.
On Monday night the Democrats
OF Hartford had a tOrchiight Dro-
CcSSiOn, which was headed by the
connecticut and Virginia cXecu-
ttVeS. The meeting which follow
Ell was attended by 1000 people
VINO appeared most enthusiastic.
Governor Mann delivered five
speeches i'm Massachusetts last
week. He spent Sunday with
Governor FOSs at COhaSset, Mas
sachusetts Bay, and in the after
noon they went TO Plymouth.
where the Old Dominion executive
Sazcd on the famous rock which
marks the landing place of the
Pilgrim fathers.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
SET fire TO HOUSE
TO HIDE ROBBERY

GLOBE, KING WILLIAM COUN-
TY, VA. Special.-JOhn Cosby and
BrOOkIng Garnett, both negroes,
are I'm the county jaa charged with
one OF the most diabOiicnl of
crimes--thnt OF rObbinE negro
woman OF NIL her earnings and
then setting fire 10 her home and
trying to cremate her three small
children.
That the attempt to burn the
home and the children did not
succeed was no fault OF the two
men, according to statement
made by an eiEht-yenr-old son OF
Esther Hill, the woman who was
robbed and whose home was fired
with her three children locked in
Dy the men.
Esther Hill lives near this place.
A day or two ago her sister NVaS
taken sick and called Esther to her
bedside 10 nurse her. The sister
lives mile or from the home
of Esther. While Esther was en-
SnEed In looking after the sister,
she kept watch best she could
on her own home and children.
At an early hour on saturday
night the woman was hOrrihed to
see her home I'm blaze. With all
possible speed she went to the place
to rescue her children, but when
she got home she found that the
she saw the children, and boy
eight years old related in sub
StHucc the 1OllOMlnE story, which
is the only cleNV to the identity of
the men who are charged with the
crime:
TWO mon came to the house and
put all Of the children in bed, tell
ing them 10 go IL sleep. The two
younger children did 20 TO sleep,
bat the eldest kept his eyes only
half closed. He heard the men
talk little, and then watched
them they searched the house.
The men obtained $I36, which the
woman had saved by hard work.
After they had gotten the money
they left. going outside and clos
ing the door. In short while the
boy began to smell smoke, and he
aroused che other children and
took them out into the yard. The
men were not To be seen when the
boy went out of the burning build
ing.
~ hen the hoy told his story he
gave the names of the two men
above mentioned, and IL was on
this that the arrests were made.
The men are confined in the county
Jail and will he tried at the next
term of the court. Esther Hill lost
everything she owned, but her
children were saved.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
BROWNING WON'T
HAVE NAME ON LIST
MOND, VA.-SpeciaI.-

II - - -hV-'Df N1HNNiAAs
Colonel James s. Browning, of
Roanoke, chief of the Bull
MOoscrs i'm that district, will not
have the pleasure of seeing his
name on the official ballot in the
election of November 5th, when
Wilson will be elected President
and Congressman Carter Glass, OF
LynChburg, will be chosen to sue
coed himself
Several days ago Colonel Brown
ing made formal application for
a mandemus to compel the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth to
place his name on the ballot, but
that official declined so to do for
the reason that Colonel Browning
had not given the notice required
by law.
Colonel Drowning had Informed
Colonel james that he would be I'm
the race, but the notice WIS not in
the form prescribed by law, and
for that reason notice was not nc
cepted, UhereupOn Colonel Brown
Ing went into court.
Application for mondRmus was
made before Judge IL. Carter Scott
I'm the Circuit Court. and the case
was TO have been heard this morn
Ing. Acting Attorney General
hearing, but Colonel browning and
his counsel, Mr.. Wyndham II. Mere
dith. threw up their hands and
asked to be allowed to withdraw
the application, which was allowed
by the Judge. Thus ends the story.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
Tea Gown Reminders.

The lowered silks can be utilized
with great sharm for making the neg
ligee, but care should be taken to pro-
cure those that do not crush.
Charmeuse, crepe de chine, or wolfe
Of a plain and delicate coloring is
satisfactory choice. Two or even
three materials may be blended in one
toilette.
Then there is chiffon TO remember
One delightful model is made of rose
petal pink chiffon over a loose under
robe Of silk Of the same tone. The
robe is quite without trimming, save
for tiny fiOwerets made of the chiffon
bordering the turned back fronts of
the outer dress, which looks very
much like a coat with a train.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
vVon101's Department

beauty specialist is invaluable IL this
age. Massage is the enemy OF wrin-
Nics-in whatever way they originate.
II is q good idea always 20 wash
the face from the bottom upward.
and from the temples toward the
eyes. the fingers being used always
in preference 70 sponge or face glove.
Correspondence Pockets.
The traveller who goes from place TO
place frequently changing her abode.
finds correspondence pocket 4 great
boon. 1t Is a wallet-shaped envelope
with couple Of gusset pockets for
answered and unanswered letters, Sc
cured by a good lock and key.
There are many varieties OF the
genus. a doUble-faced wallet is still
moro convenient than the pocket Just
described. for the unanswered missives
are committed TO place quite apart
from the answered ones. and in be-
tween is slowed away a compact writ
ing paraphernalia. including a pencil
a pen and blOttinE book.
The wallet Is essentially n limp
affair. convenient 10 carry. but a de-
sign that embOdies its charms and is
arranged to stand firmly upon a writ
ing table. is called private docu-
ment case.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
Knitted Garments

The fashions of the moment are en-
emplihed in serge, hOmespun and
tweed, or in those knitted garments
which have become 50 popular. At
one time the knitted coat was little
more than 4 sweater; now ii is in
reality a coat, both smart and shapely.
and prettily trimmed. Tweeds. too.
are much improved, and show beauti-
full standings. blending into one color,
and the bright browns, purple heather
tones, and forest greens make up
very smartly.
The half-length knitted coats accord
with the present silhouette and have a
slight, Close-fitting effect. and II
matched in cloth, serge or tweed for q
plain skirt make a really satisfactory
costume for general morning wear
The soft felt hat is the popular head
gear.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
Minced Meat on Toast

One pint Of finely minced meats. one
tablespoonful Of butter. one teaspoon
full of flour, one small cupful Of soup
stock or water. twO-thirds OF n tea
spoonful Of salt, One-half saltspOonful
Of pepper. One-third saltspOonfuI Of
nutmeg and the same amount OF gin
ger. Put the butter in a frying pan
and when melted and slightly Drowned
add the flour. Stir TO a smooth paste
adding stock or water and seasoning.
Lastly. add them eat. allowing il to
cook slowly for about ten minutes.
Serve on slices of crisp toast. with n
soft poached egg on each slice. Any
cold meat will do for this dish: If veal.
add a little lemon peel to seasoning; il
pork, add a little powdered sage.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
WRUNG
ION TORTURED MAN
lIDGEPORT, CONN. Special.

mGEPORT, CONN. Special.
BunOnOna, self-cOnfcsscd
tercr OF Jennie Cavalicri,
3ISosc White. II i'm n state OF
81 and physical collapse, fol-
x thirty-slX hours OF almost
Sluous sweating" first by
Gin George III. Arnold, of the
IdctcCtiVc force, and later by
ttate police.
pomona and the two men mr.
h rs aCCOmpliCeS in the au-
Ollie murder, will be arralgn-
&forc Judge Peck, of STRAIT
feither tomorrow or Saturday.
authorities hope i'm the mean
ito get trace OF the two other
9antS OF the car who sue
Ell I'm making their escape
Ore still at large, and TO have
entire company i'm the town
4 at the same time.
cOrding to- the confession
( by BunOnOna the act was
{Of sudden impulse, but the
r. are of the opinion that
bnOna had been hunting all
( the country for the woman
eurdcr her. He was armed
, ne left Chicago last Satur-
Cor New York in search of the
pn, and he was armed when
tTived here Tuesday, and he
IprcparCd to kill the woman
y he found her I'm this city,
I say.
denies that his companions
y of his intentions. He says
I ne met Jennie Cavalicri i'm
iagO. She was the wife OF
/ Cavalieri, who died recently.
hen he went home last Sat-
W BunOnOna found that she
gone, taking all her belong
with her. He left Chicago
! Saturday for New York to
I for her, he said. After maxi
L. search i'm that city for two
/ he came TO Bridgeport.
lille the mans confession
sewhat dissipatcs the white
8 theory. the local authorities
it TO the fact that the men
I were with BunOnOna when he
the woman on her death
: have been mixed up I'm white
g. cases all over the country.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
CanncIon of Eecf.

Two pounds lean beef cut from the
round, one-half teaspoUnful grated
lemon rind. One-Quarter teaspoonful Of
ground nutmeg. one teaspOonful salt.
one-QUarter teaspOOnful pepper. one
egg, One-half teaspoonful onion Juice
two tablespoOnfuls melted butter and
one tablespoonful finely chopped
parsley.
Grind the beef and mix we'll with
the other ingredients. Shape in a roll
about six inches in length. place on
a rack in dripping pan. scar and bake
in slow oven thirty minutes. Basic
every five minutes. first with water and
mushroom sauce.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
TOWN WEEPS OVER
NEWSBOY'S BIER
HYMN Is SUNG BY $4,000 PEG
PIE AS FAREWELL TO
PLAIN HERO.

CHICAGO, ILL Special.-Guests
i've thousand men, women and chill
dren, with bowed heads and moist
ened eyes, stood i'm the streets Of
joined in singing Nearer. My God.
TO Thee" IL was Gary's reverent,
tearfui farewell to William Rugh, the
newsman, who lost his life that an
other life might he spared.
Almost the entire population Of
Gary participated in the rites. That
is why the original plan OF holding
the funeral indoors was abandoned
and why the bier was placed in the
open street. An automobile carrying
the body was enc!rcled by a Gordon
of police.
The Rev. J. M. Avanan. pastor Of
the First Methodist Church. read a
Scripture passage. after which he
briefly eulOgized the heroic example
which he asserted that Rugh, hum
survived him.
The story Of William Rugh's hero
ism; how ne heard of Miss Ethel
Smiths horrible burns in a motorcycle
explosion; how the surgeons said her
wounds would never heal unless
enough cuticle could be secured to
graft on and cover the open surface
of her burns; how Gary's crippled
"newsie' told the surgeons that they
were welcome to his defOrmed leg if
il would answer their purpose; how
the offer was accepted. the leg am
putated and the grating process sue
cessfully wrought. has been told
Rugh did not know the girl.
Miss Smith was recovering rapidly
until she was shocked by the news OF
the death Of her benefactor. Now she
is in a condition of collapse. Rugf
was apparently recovering from the
amputation, but pneumonia developed
and the end came rapidly.
There was not room enough in tbs
vicinity of the bier to hold the fora
offerings. At a mass meeting to b'
held in Gary definite action will b,
/ taken relative TO the proposed me
| mortal for the neWsman hero.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
Tomato Green Pcpper Salad.

One-fourth cup French dressing
three medium sized tomatoes, one
small green sweet pepper. one bunch
head lettuce will be needed for this
recipe. Select firm tomatoes. peel and
slice. Remove the seeds from a fresh
green pepper and slice the pod in
very thin strips with a pairing knife.
Rub n small salad bowl with a bit Of
onion and line with crisp lettuce
leaves. Arrange n layer OF sliced to-
matOes upon the lettuce and sprinkle
with the sliced green peppers, then
another layer of the tomatoes and
the remainder Of the green peppers.
Pour the dressing over all.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
Higher Baseball.

NUKWALh, o. SpeciaI.-SiX
prominent CIarksiieId township
men have been indicted for tar
ring pretty eighteen wear old
Minnie Lavally several weeks
ago. The girl was at first re-
ported .o nave been tarred by
wives who accused the girl Of
misconduct with their husbands.
The indictments were kept Sc
crct until today, pending the ar
rest of the men.
The girl was seized by the men
and carried to a barn, where a
crowd awaited with n tar not.
At first she thought some in the
crowd were women, but later de-
cided they were men maSquerad-
ing I'm wOmen'S clothing.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
MEXICAN FEDERALS
CAPTURE REBELS

MEXICO CITY, Special. Gen.
craI Felix Diaz and his entire
stan have been captured by the
Mexican Fcderals at Vera Cruz,
according to adViceS received here
Wednesday afternoon.
The entire army of General
Diaz, composed of $500 men.
was diSarmed by the victorious
FedcraIS, according to Govern
mcnt dispatches given out here.
The battle ragged three hours
before the Government forces, un-
der General Beltram. forced the
insurgents to surrender. Ii Is I'M
derstOOd the casualties were not
heavy. The rebels were driven
into the city from the suburbs
and made their last stand in the
barracks. which were taken BY
storm. This defeat is expected
finally to terminate plans for the
return of General Porfirio DiaZ to
the presidency.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
Inv In ;ardcn.

InN tnr arden.
Much OF the .ss Of nexf ,.,-.e
plants will def. pa the r.r. Non
are taking now. a. the rrrII-.- 70
cuttings for go ores .r pir..e
must De carried t.t. 4 ,.ftn rff.....-
Begin with the Us ...nrcf wore
benas. and be sure tlr. NICE.
stubby side shoots. T. wf not in-
tertere with the flower.ns .ts. Eli
three-inCh pots quite fun OF rhe cut
tings. place them on ashes or sand
with a frame over them, and in Janu-
airy or February you viii shift them
into larger pots. Top them for cut
Urgs in case more are wanted then.
After these, heliOtrOpes and gera-
NUNS may follow. and plants of the
same kind, and in October calceOla-
riaS
In October different beds for choice
flowers must be made. The flowers
are planted in the autumn, and many
bulbs may be put in quite soon. At
the end OF the month frost must be
watched for with care.
The dahliaS should be earthed up
to their crowns. At the first threat
ening of frost take up the choicer
geraniums and store them away in
their winter quarters. Chrysanthe-
NUNS and other late flowers may oc-
cupy their place.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
FLOOD And LANDSLIDE
DOES GREAT DAMAGE
Heaviest Freshet in Years Strikes
Upper Deerheld Valley.
None Injured.

NORTH ADAMS, MASS Spe-
cial.-TwO big bridges were swept
away, n dozen smaller ONES were
wrecked, several large mills were
threatened and the WILMINGTON
Railway WAS covered with tons OF
dirt and rock today i'm the worst
Hood and landslide that has ever
occurred IA the upper Deerfeld VAL
ley.
The damage will be immense.
Several narrow escapes from
drowning were reported from the
towns along the DeerfeId River,
which has sEwolIen ut place nf-
teen feet above its usual WBter line,
by hcnNy rains.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
RonIIlnr Silks

1t is pleasant TO hear on excellent
authority that silks Will be more fash
ionable than ever during the autumn
and winter and that they will be worn
on all occasions and chosen, more
over. in the richest and loveliest col
ors lima ginable. Coat and skirt cos
tunes, designed in comparatively sim
pie styles, will be made in some of the
heavier of the new ribbed ana corded
silks. fabrics which recall the beHga-
lines which were once so popular, but
which gain a fresh charm from the
fact that, in many cases, they are most
artistically shot with three distinctly
different yet perfectly harmonious
shades. The striped armure silks are
also used for the same purpose and
are specially effective with fine lines
Of white on a navy blue ground.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31

FlIIs a Short time, l was different
woman. have had no kidney trouble
for three years.
Mrs. EckhardS is only one OF the
many thousands that endorse Doan's
Kidney Pills. II your back aches-if
your kidneys bother you, don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy, ask
distinctly for DOan's Kidney Pills, the
same that Mrs. Eckhardt had"
SOC. all stores. Foster-Milburn Co..
Buffalo, N. Y, Props. when your
Back is Lame, Remember the Name"
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studits he got a place in n crayon pic
ture makers shop. Tobias's ambition
was 10 be an artist, but his employer
did not think he had the talent and
son, with nothing to do, began to brood.
He became morose and quarrelsome.
The girl avoided him and this only
added to his ugly humor.
When he reached the Ross house
Tuesday he met Mrs. Ross. She told
him he had called too early and ad
vised him to go away. But Tyson
pushed his way into the room where
Alva was dressing for school He said
a few words to her. then. taking out
the revolver. he fired bullet into his
brain. He died almost instantly.
The body was taken TO the Tyson
home. The Ross girl called there last
evening to offer her sympathy to the
Tyson family.
Before starting out to kill himself
the boy had been reading "CampfireS
Of Napoleon" On the margin of one
page was a lot of sentimental stun
which referred to Alva and which end
ed with "B6t l will conquer like the
great Ma eOn."
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
Wenk Ives

Are made strong by LeOnardis Eve
Lotion. Inflammation is cured without
pain in one day. No other eye remedy
so pure and healing. Keeps the eyes in
working trim. 1t makes strong eyes
Guaranteed or money refunded
Druggists sell it at 25 cts. or forward
ed prepaid on receipt of price by s T.
Leonardo & Co. Tampa. Fla.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
Afilady'S Mirror.

Wrinkles, the most terrible enemies
OF beauty, come almost imperceptibly.
At first they are a mere network of
tiny lines round the eyes or at the
corners OF the mouth, but later they
develop into crows feet. and these
deeper burrows are not easy TO erase.
The causes of wrinkles are many and
they are not necessarily the heralds
OF old age, for no one would seek TO
avoid these lines. which are character
making. But no young woman is in
cllned TO welcome anything that mars
the soft SmOOthneSS OF her skin, and
when she nnGs that every motion of
the muscles Of the face moves the
skin and lays the foundation of lines
she is careful 10 avoid the little tricks
of wrinkhng the brOws and of frOwn-
ing, and equally careful in preserving
the skin when it has been exposed to
climatic conditions OF sun or wind.
The wrinkle which threatens wo-
men of this age with the most per-
sistence is the wrinkle which comes
from too much thought, too much
worry and too much brain work. The
kleS are wrinkles to avoid. for they
invariably attack the cyl.
law wrinkles and the shopping wrin-
Women who concentrate on any
subject, whether reform Of laws or
on the strenuous quest of buying
clothes, have to watch YEARLY for
the wrinkle. Perhaps when we have
which our own undoubtedly is. we
shall have arrived at the immObile
age when our faces shall express no
emotion whatever, and. like the Ara BIS
and the Turks, We shall have perfect
smOothness of skin. Such immObility
would not perhaps be attractive. but
! the lines which come from laughter
give an attractive wrinkle. and the
old lined face of the strong is a book
of splendid life in which youth may
read many noble lines OF difficulties
overcome and of sorrows VanQuiShed.
| The actress remains young because
| of the continual change of her facial
! expression, and wrinkles are kept
| paint. the application Of which is as
/ good as massage. Tho habit Of com
pressing the lips is a bad one. and
women so about with a serious tens
| ity of expression which is bound L
encourage n line not conducive L
beauty.
y charming smile may produce
line, but il is the line of beauty. no
the hard furrow of worry or il-tcm
per, and few women realize that eX
preston counts for more than any
thing else in beauty.
The first remedy for wrinkles 80
pose and rest. 1t is quite a 500
to close the eyes, when OPT
offers, three or nAIkpes
life IT X
cacious & =
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
RECIPES.
Vegetables SIuIIigatawnv.

One quart of vegetables OF all kinds
cut into pieces. Cook until tender in
three pints of boiling water. Pass
through a sieve and return 10 sauce
pan with one tablespoonful of rice
flour, one tablespoonful of curry paste.
the same OF ground nuts. juice OF half
A lemon, a teaspOOnful Of salt and half
teaspoOnful of pepper. Cook for
twenty minutes. strain, and serve with
toasted waters.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-31
ROANOKE POLICEMAN. KNOCKED
DOWN BY FIRE APPARATUS.
GETS BULLET AS a BONUS.
R0AN0KE Va CnncinI

fire engine team, turning a COR
ner, knocked down Policeman Ir-
vim Watson and caused the dis
charge OF the officers revolver,
which sent n bullet entirely
through his right hand.
The engine was ON the run to
a fire. which partially destroyed
the shoe store of \. GoIdStcin.
The damage was estimated Mt
$4,000.
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ed Fifty Select Young Men
tudy Famous Gregg Shorthand.
ed Fifty High school Graduates
Pke our Special Banking Course.
ed Fifty College Trained Ladies
ualify For Law office Positions.
.Ons Secured Free Upon Gradua-
Guaranteed Salary First Year
For Special Card Proposition.
Iont Business College, Inc.
Lynchburg, Va.
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NAAO 10 49, NAC RAA
neys. Doan's Kid
aey Pills cure kid
ney Ills.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eek
hardt, Main Street,
Front Royal, Va,
says: MY kidneys
broke down all at
once. l was pros
trated with sharp,
ing pain s
through my back
and had a depress-
ing ache across my
kidneys. After us
ing Doan's Kidney