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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-24
ITO be Continued.)
SOME OLD TIME PREACHERS
In Pioneer Days In Missouri Every ri.
vine Carried a Gun With Him
to Church.

Nearly every pioneer preacher In
Missouri was as expert In the use of
the rife as any OF the laymen, says
writer In the Globe-Democrat Serv.
Ices were usually held In a neigh.
boris cabin. Notice Of meeting
was promptly and generally circu.
lated, and the settlers attended, uni.
formly bringing their rifles to guard
against possible surprises or to OBJ.
tain game on the way to or from the
service
The practice of carrying firearms
was not abandoned or suspended even
on the Sabbath. An old pioneer states
that on one occasion religious serv-
Ices were held in Saline county when
the preacher proclaimed the gospel. OF
peace with his hand and his clothing
covered with blood from deer that
he had killed and butchered on his
way to the meeting that morning
The pioneer preachers labored with.
out money and without price. They
gained their subsistence as did their
neighbors, by the rife and by their
daily toll in the clearings and the
corn fields.
Rev. Justinian Williams, Methodist.
and Rev. Peyton Nowlin and Rev.
Thomas Kinney, Baptists, were the
first preachers in Saline county. They
preached on Edmonson's Creek, and
In the Big Bottom. "Old Man Now.
lin" as he was called, was sedate
gentleman, dry as to manners and ser.
mons, but with kind heart and good
intention.
HIS colleague, Kinney; however, was
OF jovial disposition and very pop
ular, He was without literary at.
tainments but invariably provoked his
congregation to laughter Nowlin
took him to task upon one occasion
for his leyity, Kinney answered:
well, I'd rather preach to laughing
devils than to sleepy ones, as you do.
You make them sleep and | make
them laugh, My congregation will
pass yours on the road to heaven.
LET you coonskin they will"
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the words with cool precision, "Only
we have lived under the saule roc
since she was baby, and so We lave
come to be- like brother and sister"
"Miss M"'isse has been telling me
about you run this morning" eA-
claimed the young Englishman, his
face reddening slightly as he detected
the girls embarrassment. 81 wish |
had seen it,"
There will be plenty OF it very
soon," replied Jan. caught by the
frankness Of the others manner. sour
runners will be going out among the
trappers within fortnight"
"And will they take me?'
"You may go with me If you can run.
I leave the day after tomorrow"
"Thanks," said Dixon, moving to-
ward the door.
Melissa did not lift her head as he
went out Family she said:
"I've kept your dinner for you, Jan.
Why didn't you come sooner2"
81 had dinner with Gravois," he re-
piled. Jean said that you would
hardly be prepared for five, Melissa, so
l accepted his Invitation"
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On Safe Ground.

Whenever, on one OF his rare hol!
Gays, Captain Colby went to the city
he took some young relative with him
as special treat. On one such occa
sion he told his seventeen-year-old
grandson, whom he had with him. that
they would dine at real RESTRAINT
and get taste of fancy cooking"
When they were at last seated in
the great dining room, the grandson
waited impatiently while the captain
read the bill of fare completely through
without emitting single article,
whether domestic or foreign In title,
At last he sighed, and handed the
card across the table to the boy.
You choose what you like, sonny,
he said, with sigh "As for me.
reckon as I've already eat more herrin'
than any other man livin', / might az
well stow away little more. It's
allays agreed with me, SO far
Youths Companion
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lie took down from the wall n fur
sledge coat, in which Melissa had
mended rent day or two before,
aud. throwing 1t over his arm. turned
to leave.
Jan
He faced her slowly. knowing that
In spite of himself there was strange
ness In his manner which she would
not understand.
why are you going away the day
after tomorrow-two weeks before the
Others: You didn't tell me-"
I'm going Il hundred miles into the
SOUTH" he answered
"Over the Nelson House trail?"
yes
oh. Her lips curled slightly MS she
looked TT him. Then she laughed. and
bright spot leuped into either cheek.
81 understand. brother" she said soft
ly. Pardon me for questioning you
so. ! had forgotten that the MacNeigh
girl lives on the Nelson trail. lowaka
says that she is as sweet ms Il wild tio "
err. ! wish you would have her come
ul' anu ' ISL us SNlut lllllts Jam
JAMS face went rcd then white, hut
Melissa saw only the first effect of her
random shot and was hriskly gathering
up the dishes.
IL turn or into the Cree lake country
before ! reach MacNeigh'S." he WAS on
the point Of saying. hut the words hung
upon his lips. aud Inc remained silent.
A few minutes later he was talking
with Jean lie Gravois. The little
Frenchman's face was ominously dark.
and he pulled furiously upon his pipe
when Jan told him why he was leaving
ut once for the south.
Running away he repeated for the
tenth time In French. his thin lips curl.
ing in sheer "l am sorry that gave
you my oath. Jan Thoreau, else | would
go myself and tell Melissa what read
in the papers. Pish! why can't you
forget?"
II may-some day" said Jan. That
is why am going into the south two
weeks early, and l shall be gone until
after the big roast. II ] remain here
another week shall tell Melissa, and
then
He shrugged his shoulders despair
ingly.
"And then what"
81 should go away forever"
Jean snapped his fingers with low
laugh.
"Then remain another week, Jan
Thoreau. and IL II turns out as you
say | swear | will abandon my two
Iowakas and little Jean to the wolves"'
81 am going the day after tomor-
row."
The next morning Iowaka complained
to Melissa that Gravois was as surly
as hear
ITO be Continued.)
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CHAPTER TX.
The New Agent and His Son.

AN thrust hand inside his coat
and clutched at the papers that
Il Jean de Gravois had read. Then
he drew them forth slowly and
held them crumpled In his fingers,
While for many minutes he stared
straight out into the gray gloom Of the
treeless plain.
His eyes shifted They went from
rock to rock and from tree to tree I'M
til at last they rested upon a giant
spruce which hung out over the pre-
cipitous wall of the ridge, its thick top
reckoning and signing to the black
rocks that shot up out of the snow 500
feet below. Mukee had told Jan its
story. In the first autumn of the wo-
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IAnA SRS-

UO VdPOfoy STowu0u
Thorn Down and Filled the Hole With
Chunks Of Bark.
mans life at Lac Balm he and Perez
had climbed the old spruce, looping off
its branches until only the black cap
remained, and after that 1t was known
far and wide rs the "lobstick" of Cum
Minis wife. 1t was voiceless ceno-
taph which signifed that all the honor
and love known to the wilderness peo-
pile had been given to her.
To 1t went Jan, the papers still held
IN his hand. He had seen a pair Of
whisky jacks storing food in the butt
of the tree two or three summers be-
fore, and now his fingers CROPPED for
the hole. When he found 1t he thrust
In the papers. crowded them down
and filed the hole with chunks Of bark.
always my sister, and never any
thing more to Jan Thoreau,' he said
gently in French as If he were speak
ing to a spirit in the old tree. That
is the honor Of these SHOWS: 1t Is what
the great God means us to be. | swear
that Jan Thoreau will never 10 wrong
TO the little Mellsse.'' With face
white and set In its determination he
turned slowly away from the tree.
When he came into the cabin for
breakfast next morning Jams face
showed signs Of the struggle through
which he had gone. Cummns had al
ready finished, and he found Melissa
alone Her hair was brushed back in
its old, smooth way. and when she
heard him she flung her long braid
over her shoulder. so that II fell down
in front of her. He saw the move
ment, and smiled his thanks without
speaking,
"You don't look well, Jan" she said
anxiously. "You are pale. and your
eyes are bloodshot."
IL am not feeling right" he admit
ted. trying to appear cheerful, "but this
coffee will make a new man of me.
You make the hest coffee in the world
Melissa
"What are you going to do today
Brother JAM" she asked.
Drive out on the Churchill trail
Ledoa wants supplies. and he's too
busy with his trap lines to come in"
"Will you take mef'
I'm afraid not, Melissa. It's a
twelve mile run and heavy load"
Every well. I'll get ready imme-
diately."
She jumped up from the table, dart
ing fun at him with her eyes, and ran
to her room.
Its too far, Melissa" he called aft.
er her. Its too far, and I've heavy
Load
"Didn't take that twenty MAJ run
With you over to- oh, dear! Jan
have you seen my new lynx skin capr
''It's out here, hanging on the wall"
replied Jan, falling into her humor de-
spite himself. But ! say. Melissa"
"Are the dogs readyi" she called
IF they're not I'll be dressed before
you can harness them. Jan"
They'll be here within fifteen min
utes," he replied, surTendering to her.
Her merry face, laughing triumph at
him through the partly open door, de-
stroyed the last vestige Of his opposi-
ton, and he left her with something
of his old cheeriness of manner, whis-
Ting a gay forest tune as he hurried
toward the store.
When he returned with the team Me-
lisse was waiting for him. a gray thing
Of silvery lynx fur, with her cheeks.
lips and eyes aglow, her trim little feet
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o II Q II, Ia. USD, OeI BtpIIeHs
aomiral Cir NotpslI Galmon III bier
am Wiitipoh i'm Miter bon ~ Sdbrtn
seiiorben. 9is gu Isiner psnfioniruns
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lana attip in Der GIotte seoient. mar
er elmer Der populdriten britiThtn Wus
rins Dffi3iere. Sn Der Mtuterei in
Snpien. Inn Satre 1857. eripnrb er iin
6urn einen Dit berborraeenper 1nps
ferisit bos UittorinireuS. Gs mar bies
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Jn(anO ge(cQrap6
Der Gouoerneur BON IrTs
soHd indugurirt.

Qhoenir, Qri5.. IA. Jebr. -
Geo. D. 9. 5unt rpuros am Usittpod
als eriter Gouperusur oss Stadtes
qrisona in isin 4mt eingefiihrt aur5
porbsr mar bon Wafbingtpn aus Die
tslearaphiide R.louug erfolgt, oaB
0rdTioent 5aft bic Proclamation I'M
tsrssitnet BABE. nsl6e arisona ols ben
as. Staat in ben unionsperbdno unI-
nIrnmt.
en- gesleitune siuissr Der nit ihn
ertpdblten Staatsbearien uno perions
lihen Sreunb. beeab iih 9ouoerneur
Suut nab benz aapitol. pelhes ettpd
cine NsciIe BON oem Wittslpuntt Der
Staot entiernt iit. Die Snaugura@
ssSei.rlihteitsn paren tur5 uno
Idlliht. Raho.m elm 0eiftli6er sin
e3ebet gefprotsn. persioiste Der Sber@
rit,tsr G6paro aent nas nsue Stdatse
pberboupt, oas oarauf i.in. Snaueu'
rationsrsoe belt. Sur ielben 3eit nit
b.u Bpupernur fpuroen Die iibrigeu
Staatsbsamten in ibre reip. 4emtsr
sinoefiihrt.
9oupsrneur 5unt tuuroe Dor etpo
80 Sabren in WfiHouri ssbpren, tam
Dor Is ssabrsn- nah Iri5ona uno ar
beite.s iih rom golDbop gum prdiloens
ten Der GIb Dominion Commercial
60. in bic Sobe.
Des mcroes Dero q d htts.
Utica, Sbio, IA. 5sbr. - 5rdr
aapre 9eems i't bier am Witttpoh Der
baftet uno ins GefdngniB gebrdht
fpprber, no ie blsiben tpirb, bis poIt'
aiit,n BON ganonsburg, pa.. ontom
men, nm tie cbsuholeu. Die gebOrDsr
BON ganonsbnrs tpiinihen bon ibr 81
ihr fabr.n. ipas fis iiber ben Soo einsi
o,ptF5en CHARTS 6etbertpn speiB.
Dor hrei Motsn btsdb ith 5rai
yeens nit Sethericu na4 gunons
bura. en- poriser Moh. tehrte iie su
rid unb iagte Der Muiter 6stbertons
oub tbr Gohu in gittsburg trant bar
nieberli.ee. Nahfras.n eraaben, ba'
b,.b.rtong lsihe NIT afpei Sdubpun
l ben i'm RDrper iih In Der Gooisntam
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Gimcinmati oonncritae. ben 15 Sebrnar 1912.

um nit benz prGIibenten Gunidtian
:inb ietnen WiniItern in Besug uuf bic
Gtablirung Der Rspublit gu tonferts
rtn.
yuan chi Gafs Gnnabme Der Rs,
publif bat in ben fiiblt6en proDin3en
ben beften ginbrud genaht unb man
eldubt jett, bdB Der Rorben uno Der
siiben in barmonti6er Wsiis 5uiams
rlenarbeiten tperDen.
4us Wterifo.
5orreon, IA. Gebruor. Die am
Dienitaa berihtete 8rnnoThGBung Der
Den.los Wlinins 60. i'm Stdate 1a.
range fptrD jebt beitdtigt. Cine itarst
5ruppe gerittener eriff bas Winers
itGbthen, tpeltes 45 WeiIen ucrpreit.
E6 bon bier gskssn lit, an uno be-
ranbie oas Bireou Der penelos Win.
ina 60. I'm 1000 gefos. Die Stoo!
9elarbena purbe Wittpo6 obne Wts
beritanb bon ben RebeIIen befeBt. Die
bemolirten giienbabnbriiten perben
niht tpieDer berssIteat, oa bic RebsGea
bies Dsrginbern. Iorrson, mo ii6 800
Mdnn 8unbestruppen befinben, 1T
bon alen Geiten bon Rsbsllen etnoe.
| fhloifen.
Sn 0slarbsna finb pisls isl:dtlins',
ameritonifts 5rau.n unb ainosr, sia=
s.troffen.
4ergerlt 6 Hber bic Qote
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preHe madt tein 5ebI aus Dem 4er=
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oes Stnntsfetrstdrs anor on ben
beutfhsn gotf6aft.r Graf gernitorfi
in gnglanp errest bat. 2lIe 8ldtter
betratten bic gtote als einen 8etpeis
fir stns esbeime psuti6sameritaHiiat
gntente unb bic ngJdu Wau Ga3stts"
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1 nifhsu SntereHsH in CHINA ippttst:
| .Gs III etDds ipnoerbar, pab BIZ
ameritaRifhe Republi;, UNI bic Snt.s
gritdt Gbinas gu erbalien, Die ghaht
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: aiuutfhou Der unnsrfrorenite irrterna
tiouale Piratenitreta mar. Wir lpert
: ben isst po6l bolo bon 9EaibiHgtor
bas- GeIarei Hah einsm pldshen al
Der Soune b0rsn, ipie BON Bertha
I Die anlsritaHtfhe Resierung trau
! oll.m 4rffein rrah Der ergliIdzrui
, Iii6zidpdnif6en qombinatton MID.
: obgleih baie Iih fir bas Brinsip be
llntbeii6arteft ghinds ertldrt bot. Di
9 Gsnbsrursen. Die iest I'M rRei6e De
Witte" porgsbeu. m0gsn pielleitt ei
nen Ds6iel in Der 6oItung bteis
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Dos britif4e parlamen
nieber eroffHst.

Gpn b rs, IA, beDrudr. Its elusHe
EeHion bss sibsitsn parlaMsnts
spGbrenb Der Resierung oes Honigs
Gkcrq ruurbe am Wiitttpoh NIT Dem
U(ihen geremoniea eroffnes.
Die Sbronrene. Der man nit sros
~ Gpdnnuns entsssenaei.kn bate.
IA cine arobe gnttdni ihnng. neil oR
Eemeriungsn bes a0niss iiber be iehr
pittieen Geiess, bs au beraihsn itno.
burhous forblos tparen. Die Reoe
mar aud ungep0bnlid furs. usber
bic WaBrsasln, NIT bensn iit9 oas
parIcment su b<fddftieen bdben fptro,
fagte Der R0ris:
Cine Mobrssel aur befiersn gsrs
fpaitung pon sSrlano Utro JbHeH ir's
terbreitst psrben.
xgine 0orIage tpirb Shnen unters
breitet nerben, ipeI6e bic aufhebuns
Der Stactstirhe in Woles be3ipedt
unb fiir ibr,n ssitIihsn nntsrhalt iors
gen iolI.
.9ori6ldae ipsroen Sbneu uniere
breitet iusroen, bic cine amenbjruns
per WabIrehtseeiess bssiDedtn uno in
Mnen cine Rtsiftriruns Der uohler
porgsieben irirb.-
Dies mar olIes, mas Der aonig lber
bic brsi Usubreseln 3u iagen bate.
bic, penn iis gum GeIsB erhoben tpera
ben, ipibiise Asnberunstn i'm. Yer
ss1nigreih Sur Jolse baben psroen.
Die Desiehungsn 3piihen England
unb DeuiItIanb unb bic Reiie bes
Wiseount 6aIbone nod Berlin tpurbsn
NIT feinem Mort ertpdhnt llsber biz
Qoae in China iaste Der Ronig: Sd
bin boiler 1offnung bah bic arifis IN
Gbiua boIb In befriebisenber Weiis
iibernuncsn irerben tpiro. nno bat
cine itabile Resieruna oortieibit In
lIebxreinitimmune nit ben Wiinihen
bes tineiifnen 0olies .iablirt niro
Tleine Negieruns tpiro itreng an BEN
g3rinsip Der Aihi Jnierpention feit'
bolttn, bobti abtr one noihigsr
Gmritte thun, I'M aeten uno eissn'
tbum ban briiifheH llntertbanen 81
belMiiten. Sn ertenns Is an. bat
beibe Gsiien In China iih ale Wub'
aeaebeu bcben, cos 9eben unb Gigtn'
thum BON in Gbino lebenpen MUSLIN
bern Su befhiiben.1
Die britiife Regieruna.- fnste De-
A6nia r<iier, iei bereii. gemsinfhdft
LID NIT ben anberen Wdhten 81 Der
usiiteIn, Inn bsm Ariess 3lpiften Sta
lien unp Der 9iirfei Gin Gnnt 5u ma
d,sn, unb fis sebe I'D, aud sufammel
init NubIonb ale Wiiibe, Inn IS Der
fen au trmostifen, ipieber seoronei
Oerb6ltnifTe in isin.m aanbe btr8u
ftsiIen.
Der aonig sroiulirst aud Der tiirS
lid i'm 6nag itaiteefunb<nsn Opium
Qonferenj an Dem Heiultot ihrsr 4r
beiten. Tsit We5us nuf bic iptitper
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sd p<rIaFfe mid barnuf, bab bein
Geiten bon einem btrniinfiigtn Gin
unb rerf1bnli1emDeii beberrfdt p<r
ben, bnnlit 3uitGnbt permieben iper
bkn. peI@t hem Danbel nnb Der ln
bufiri< unb btm WcbIergebeH besWol
les febr fdb6bIin iein t0nnttn.
Die 1bronrebe entbielt teins Mr
btntungen iibtr bds 5Iofienprosrnml
nnb bic Guffraaettsn nurben NIT fe
nsr Giix trndbnt.
Dts taslif4sbsutfnen
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Wetterbefid)t.

mir Otto nnb bos peftlide
genniplponien: a1semein ih0nes
go<tter am Donneritag uno Jrsitds;
ipsnia Menberuns in Der 1emptratur.
DerGnberlife Winbe.
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Graf ago BON aebrsnthal bsm sos.
nobs.
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limb Gtinri6 Dope, Jrsifinnissr. gum
snritsn Disss ssprdfiosuten, an
Gteae paaide's.

Ser sbemalise SomOa R0uis Msa'
tuGFa geitorbsH.
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Muslan0 .Sele9rapb
DDS 6rilI6s Parliament wte.
Oer in Sibung.
Yreuiicr MSauitb
CAB i'm llxterbans Ausfunit
fiber bic ltuterbanolnnsen
nit 9eutihlanb.
Er Iasie. bob bic Reife Ses Wiseounf
1aIbane na4 Berlin

R1uf cine anbeutuns Deutl@cno's bin
uuternommen iporoen fei
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Der Jrsifinniss 3Obann.s au.nspf
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Sin Batter t0btst feline 3pei tlsinsn
&inber unb iih islbit.
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igln Gtele bes Or. Spobn gum prdii'
benkn bes Reidstosts ertpdbt,
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Die (6Were 9anO Oes 9elsbes
2est iid auf "a auseblihe Sg=
ltamiterthe.
geamte nnb Msenten Der eJnternd>
tipnalen Giieus nub ztrmftnrs
arbeiters Vereinisnmg
perbaftet.
128 IntLaeepuntts erboben,
4uf bersn ieber ldngere 3uhtbaus>
itrafeu itehen.
Der srfte 9ouoern.ur bon 4ri5ona,
George 8. g. Sunt,
~
4m Mtittpo6 in pboenir pereioist.
Die Reorgauiiirung Der gblcagosr
qolisei.
3 Snipsttoren, 2 aapitGns, 6 aeuis
nants, eiu Serssant uHb srpet
ppli3iIteu entldHen.

Gur9tbare Srag0bie in GlsDeIano.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-10
Social and
Personal

a number of announcements have
recently been made OF out-of- town
weddings of much interest to society
mere. Cards have been issued by Mrs.
John Calhoun Hardy. of Petersburg.
announcing the approaching marriage
OF her daughter. Helen. TO Leslie Wal
Ter Dunn. OF this city. The ceremony
will take place on Monday, June II.
Dir. and Mrs. George G. Bland have
ISSUED invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Annie Lee, to kruner j.
Hone. OF Richmond. the ceremony to
take place on Wednesday afternoon,
Yunc 10. at o'clock. at the home OF
tho brides parents. Bland Dale" in
King and Queen county. Miss Bland.
who, received her degree from Ran
dolph-Macon College, VIII entertain a
party OF her college friends for a week
prior 10 her marriage to Mr.. IIohc.
Pretty Wedding.
pretty marriage was celebrated In
Facred Heart Cathedral Thursday morn
eng at II O'Clock, when Miss Elizabeth
Kidd became the bride OF Frank Will
BON The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. FELIX Kaup in the presence
pf large number OF friends and rela.
tfves. The bride wore a smart travel.
Ins dress OF tan cloth, syith a picture
hat. and Miss Agnes Miller was her
maid of honor. Miss Miller wore a
wings OF lace. and she carried u shower
bouquet OF carnations. Lawrence Wii-
son was his brothers best man and
only attendant.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson left Immediately
hfter the ceremony for a Northern tr,p
that Will include New York, Washing
Ron and Baltimore.
Recital of Intcrcst.
The recital given BY tho pupils Of
Mrs. Smith Brokenbrough Friday eve
niHg was brilliant surccss. Mr. Van
dandingham's numbers, Chopin's Fan
has!o impromptu' and Schuman's 'Ro.
mance. f. sharp Major" were much APP
plauded h. the apprecia,ive audience
present. Miss Blair played the Can
'r!cio brilliant" with ease and bril-
siance and Mr.. Swanson gave LISTS
''Rhapsody" with mastery. Miss Jane
Fushman played with her usual charm;
showing remarkable technique and
Hua!ity Of touch. The program eyas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-10
BACK IN OLD QUARTERS.

White Plains. y. V. June 9-Harry
X. Thaw is back in his old quarters
in the hospital of the White Plains
Jail. Ills fight for his liberty begins
ten days hence. in Justice Keogh's
court. He was pleased to get here,
and he greeted all the old timers
among those who will bt his jailcrs.
ShcriM Doyle. who was under sheriff
when Thaw was here in 1909 said TO
Thaw:
81 don't suppose should say well
come to you or that l am glad to
see YOU here. for that would hardls
express what | mean; but you are vel.
come, nevertheless, and you know wha I
mean"
II think understand YOU, and know what
you say is meant kindly" replied Thaw
Thaw will not have the same chance for
exercise that lie had the asylum. for the
jail has yard. He will have to take his
exercise In the hospital corridor
One attendant brought nhaw down from,
Matteawar. They came by way OF Inc
Grand Central station. going down on the
main line. and returning on the Harlem
division. At the station they were met by
o. d. Disorow, representing Mrs. Thaw and
her daughter. Alice. who arc al Disbrcw's
hote here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-10
MORRIS BLANToN ENDS LIFE.
After Attempting to Attack Cousin
JmmnN Into river md nrn,Nns

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Bowling Green, Va. Juno 9.-Morris
Blanton, who lived near Edgar. aged
oWentv three years. after an attempted
"ih.aek on his cousin. Miss Young, who
also lives at Edgar, committed suicide
ny jumping in the Mattaponi River
near Reedy Mills on Thursday evening.
stanton was frightened by her
screams, and he jumped into his buggy
ana drove rapidly to the store of i
II Shuman. where he tried to pur-
chase laudanum but was refused lie
ran oehind the counter and drank
three bottles OF Jamaica ginger and
two bottles of coca cola. and offered
to sell his horse and buggy for a
small amount, saying he had gotten
INTO some great trouble and had TO
nave money. He drove to the store
or Frank Burruss and tried to sell his
horse. but falling to do so drove OIL,
saving daylight would not see MIN
again. His horse was found at his
home the next morning. and his coat
shirt, watch, keys and 20 cents In
money were found on a log which had
fallen into the river. The water Mt
this place is quite swift.