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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
WOMEN In FIGHT
AT A BALL GAME

CTMBERLASD. Md. Sor' os
TIL" ba a-'hall game to-day ~ Midland.
h"'V con Cumberland AMI Midland boz
'hr G"orc"s creek league. Was mark.
cd hy series ~ disturbance end
fh" 1000 spectators were in freqit~rf
miNupa. m which women proved 20
be- oven more aggressive than men
tnNl TODAY Cumberland led tho
League in the race for fr" p.nuarf
Frpzfhurg played Piedmont today ana
won. while Cumberland lost 20 Md
land. giving Froefburg first place
Tho first WranEle occurred in tho
second inning. whom q IirpYlI 81
The Cumberland team va afrtck bv
q Midland player fn tho sixth inuing
Manager Nelson " Wue4tsr. ~ C.im.
herland was ht dur nr 1 dispute
In the meantime turmoil eneu.d iu
Tho grandstand. whore vomcn we're
nFhfing almost constantly.
Two women halahurrd ono another
Tor nearly an hour and men were 100.
bic tp separate them Ttnv
scratched each other and u.cd hand
bags as weapons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
TEN KILLED and TWENTY
INJURED IN RACE RIOT
TWO NEGROES CRAZED WITH DRUGS SHOOT UP sol THERN
TOWN WITH TERRIBLE DEATH TOLL BEFORE
THEY ARE PUT TO DEATH
Shooting Causes Reign of Terror Troops
store Order. One Negro Lynched After Troops Arrive
Scene-Qut Finally Restored.

HARRISTON. Miss. Sept. 2S-Two
drug crazed mulatto boys. brothers,
began a reign of murder this morn
ing that ended only after three white
men. four negro men and negro
woman had been killed. several per
sons wounded and two boys lynched
A serious clash between the races
was prevented by the arrival. on a
special train. of a company OF Ma
tional Guardsmen from Natchez.
The trouble started at about .
o'clock Sunday morning and continued
intermittently Until 10 O'Clock this
morning when Walter Jones. the eld-
est Of the two boys who started the
firing was lynched just after the sol
diers arrived His brother. VIII
Jones. had been shot and killed by
citizens earlier in tho day. Citizens
OF the town who had barricaded them
selves in their homes began TO eau.
tiously emerge at 10 O'Clock from
their hiding places and by noon the
town was quiet No more trouble is
feared
Later the body Of Teller Warren a
negro was found iu = hut in the negro
quarter. wher" Walter Jones first he
gan firing. Evidently Warren was one,
of the victim. hui just when he was
shot is not known Twenty persons
We're injured IL Of them nagroes
None of the negroes was dangerously
hurt.
The Dead
Sheriff G. 3 Fiammett. OF jefferson
county. white. shot while leading a
posse 20 where the Jones brothers
were hiding.
Former Constable Frank keinstly.
white. shot AZ his home after being
called 20 the door.
Claude Freeman. white. of Fayette,
Miss. shot at the railway station
while awaiting a train.
Johanna Aiken. Tor1 Weeks. Jesse
Thompson and Thesd Grsyson. ne
erocs. killed during promiseucus
shooting.
Teller Wsrre-. negro. shot
Waiter and viii Jones. negroes.
iynehed.
The Mos. Seriously Wounded.
Orrin ellis. former s-erif. white,
shot rshouidcr and may die
{. q. Arplesy. white. eor5uctor 81
the Yazoo G. nississ'rpi Vsliey rail-
read, shot in t-east, leg and arm,
dangerous.
Started in Negro Quarter
Tho shooting was started by Wal
tor Jone-. cgoI twenty. in the negro
quarter. whcr" 'rc negro woman and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

Thead Grayson weer shot and killed.
Walter then went TO the home of his
mother and aroused his eighteen
year-old brother. Together they pro-
ceeded through the main street of
the little town. firing at every one
in sight. Citizens. aroused from
their slumber by the shots. peered
out OF the windows and then has
tened to cover. believing. they said
to-day. that riots OF more serious pro-
portions had broken out.
The two boys. soon after leaving
their home. went 20 the home Of for
mer Constable Frank Kein5tly and
when n responded TO their call TO
come out h was shot through the
head by Walter Jones. Keinstly's
son William saw his father fall and
reached for gun but before he could
fire he received a bullet in one of his
hands
Tha lazoO and Mississippi Valley
depot is near the Keinstly home and
the two negroes walked In that direc.
ton. \ train had arrived from Nat.
chez just few moments before and
Conductor r. II. Appleby was stand.
ing AZ the station talking 10 Flagman
W. c. Bond. Without warning the
TWO negroes fired on them and both
fell. Then the negroes directed their
fire al Claude Freeman. who was
waiting for n train TO take him to
his home at Fayette. Miss. He was
instantly killed The negroes then
fired into the train. terrorizing the
passengers.
Fired Into Sleeper.
\ sleeping car from Natchoz Is
left every night at HarriStor until
the through train from Memphis 10
New Orleans arrives After the
train from Nstchez had departed
this car was the target for n. fire
cr the two negroes. While many
windows wern bro ken no occupant Of
tho car was hurt.
With tho ilocI lust a. the hi.hcs'
rIich. ~" Two negroes made thoir
Nay 20 cotton sod house nearby
II Is believed they then realized that
thi' wholesale killing could not con.
finu" wiihcU' opposite and thar rhev
d"t"rrfin"d 70 make their last stand
- n" s-ed house.
Frichie1ed citizcn= bv this time
had gathered their wits together and
t"lephnnCd for sheriff Hammett al
Fay .ttr. Summoning former Shariff
iGillis 10 accompany him. Hammet,
tcontnued on Page Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
EVIDENCES OF A
REUNITED PARTY
WORD FROM ALL COUNTIES
DISTRICT TELL THE
SAME STORY.
Progressive Party Strength Is De-
clinlng and Will Cut Little
Figure in Race.
sIeciol Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
Clarksburc. w Va. Sept. IS
George \. I.auEhlin. Progressive party
nominee for congress. on his trip
through this part Of the district last
week. acknowledged hero that he had
met much discouraEcmsnt from many
Cf his former friends. lie stated that
among those who had blIntly spoken
cf their disapproval of his course was
Judge John W. Mason. Of Fa.rmont.
who told him that while he had been
his friend. admircr and supporter in
fcrm"r days. b." now regarded him a
traitor - the great Republican party
and true American principles
Othors equally a. prominent talked
in a similar manner 10 Mr. IauEhliu
Th'r" o. said to De but one man az
any prominence tn Marion county who
remains with th" Progressive party.
ard as TN" days pass his following is
dWindiinr IN Harrison county the
faC'i'ual leaders have lost their hold
and l.lu-hlin c1n hope for hat little In
tho COUNTY The situation b. rapidly
Gearing so Lewis county and tho Hc-
tu'licau party Is becoming reunited
fS'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
THn WrArHER

WARRINGTON. Sept. 2p.-ro~~rs...
Weftefn Pennsytva1fa ana Ohio-un
settled With local ratna MONDAY ana
prohahly Tnesdavs it~ht 90 modsrat.
Wiu1r. mosffv south
West Virginia nia-Uussftfrd wffh local
rains monday and probably Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
WILL
REOPEN TODAY

NEW YORK. Sept .- Tho uunic
ips campaign Which tho death az
N1fur Gaynor .rd f1 lr deferred
fvD weeks and which t.mDs.I from
.I" contest fDr uatur ,ur pf ur
chief figure. WuI bc Opened 'r NOR.
row. a.rord.uF 90 fh. rlr. t..
uourc'd fouilIf ty Iufh Democratic
urd fusion mHrIrfr- Edward o.
Nrtali t.r llatr oft T4urart IaL
UIil l'sIn hi. samr.Iru art,ti,. bt
rI'"fin- thr mrwi"ra rf au urfp, 20
iH.mot raffr ORGANIZATION f.ar,ur f.a
rfW" Nn-" precautions preparations
are durDuu.rI ls fr. fH..u.-t Vro.
v'll formally uuf ', John Iufrot
Nfrhcu of Doll. u"mfu1'Ior f.r mayor
go O. meeting iu tuup.r ti.or.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
De La Fuente Choice of
Liberals for President
MEMBER OF HUERTA'S CARL
NET Is NAMED BY THE
ANTI-CATHOLICS.
Recall of Diaz Puzzles Washing.
ton Believed That Huerta
Sees in 1t Gamboa Support

MEAiCO CITY. Sept. 2s.-ColoneI
David DE La Fuente. former minister
oi communications and public works
IN General Hueria's cabine;. has bee,
rut forward as presidential candidate
pE the so-called Liberal Republican
party. This makes the third nomIua-
uon for presidential honors. DR. Gre
eorio Mendizabal. a former senator
was named for the vice presidency
with Colonel DE La Fuente. Both
have accepted.
The naming NJ this new ticket in
ro' generally regarded as n matter Of
Licat political importance. since N,
sphere Of Influence Of the Liberal he.
puhlicans Is confined 20 the capital-
ana neither candidate has any great
following.
Lively interest Is conferred IN the
latest development y the internal sit
uation. tho announcement of the re-
call 10 Mexico ~ the sx-president.
General Forfirio Di1z. coupled with
General Huerta's announcement TO
Mexican Diplomats abroad that .he
r"'olu'ion has finally been suppress
~. u has given rise 10 all sorts OF
speculation. the chief Il which Is that
the cNpTe,ident would he asked 10
resume his place in he army so thst
his services would be available for
ih" war council !n went % a general
outbreak ~ hosiilities
Recall OF Diaz Unexplained.
WASHINGTON sept 2S.-Oficiai
(continued on Page Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Young Man Is CHARGED
With Z Eiendish Murder
AGED RESIDENT
DIES OF INJURIES

q r"r'al fierst.H o. tn. frf.Ifccrs.r
W'llstIrC. " Va. sept - While
riding hors" ai"n- ~" -tcuhruyiiie
and Eldcr-yillc pik" near here This
morn nl. John o. lItIuar. aged -
year. was fatally injured. when DIS
D or" h"csuo fri-hfeurd ~ e .. sing
aufunohil" AMI thrcV him o. fhe road
Tho accident occurred about IL
% closk rud TIE Injured man was
rushed ~ Tho Steuh"uViiIe h.-pital.
here ~ VS. discovered mat Do was
-uff, ring with internal injured which
cau-'d h.~ death about . o'clock This
afternoon
Becea o. h1d resided IN This vicinity
all of hl- ife aud Va- vol. k..vu
iic g. survived tv hf. widow four
daurht'r- and two soma. i1 ada ti0r 10
Cur sister SIR. GaorFs N..h Of Wolf.
bug auI uu" brother. George Tho
funeral "iil hn hold Tur.I4, afternoon
and iufermort 800 lr 100 ~i Johns
fHLfsfgrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
THAW PUTS IT
UP TO JEROME

r0TGHKEFPSIE. y Y. Sept ~.
John F. Ringwopd. Of counsel for
Harry X. Thaw. upon HIS return 10
This city tonight from Concord. y n
Eav" ou' q statenea' authorized ry
Thaw. IN which he said
Thaw will consent TO wai7e ezra
difion from New hampshire and di--
continue all tho proceedings NOW
pending. and viii voluntarily come to
lWfchcss county and answer inc al
legged indictment. II there be- ono I'm
"Ni~ienc", II Mr Jerom" will mako
good n" statement p" made AZ N"
hearing before Governor Felker thar
an Indictment was found and siCn"d
by producing said irdictment or p
c"rtihed copy and forward.ue the
anne 10 Governor Folkcr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
A Leading Progressive
Endorses JIG. Hearne

Hon. E T. England of Logan county, member of
senate and leading lawyer of his
active Roosevelt leaders West Virginia
senate last spring he candidate for presidency
senate against Hon j. G Hearne
Mr. England has served the Progressive
IN this state. In all he has
vanced OF the public who part
legislation.
Mr. England the state senate and
the foowng letter. therefore, special significance
September "a. 1914
J. IIeam
Wheeling
My
Your nomination
First District held az Wheeling
honor bestowed worthy adsed
side by side with
should
hcnt TO triumphant
ict on the 18th of of
earnest as know
TO Congress instead of
ured They certainly
nominee and thereby the sandpat
The Republican of
responded to the demands r,splendent IN
happiness and born in FREQ
and has the of
The Republican progress money and nr
"cuve thereby good
ne same ~ - eo-
There good
hodhe MS
unless ne desire" 10 assist the nominee
In the battle of ballots month hone n hs.,
mat you ara victor victory victory for the neo,.
OF your district for success 'NS'
ENGLAND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Bartering of Influence
By Sulzer to be Probed

AfBNNY. y Y. sept cS The tire
~ counsel for the hoard of manager
IN 'he Su'zrr Impeachment trial WI
center tii- week or tho governor p
alleged harfefinr ~ political iuliu.
'rcs TtI- va- announced today 10y
Attorney isador 4 kresel
Nof only viii mcrh'ts " tho lori--
la'u'o who are ALLEGED 10 have made
deals with tho ro, crror bo called.
ruf u.lrre who are said ~ have been
threatened by BIN ~ they did rr.
to'" Tor certain administration meas
uro- o. vel o. fcw Democratic
political leaders The hrs' witness
who. testimony viii touch ON this
feature az Tho ease will b. called
Tu'sda,
Nuous .to.e who viii 'akc tho
stand are iee'u'lvrau 70 a. Prime.
ir ~ Eee"V. y LOWS Patrie. ~
Gree no.. and ThaId'ue e. sweet. ~
N.w'ro With fbr first two nawrd
fh" rov"fr'r ie aid fo have mad"
trades. eit.rg fh 900 li- support fo
li.H~at hill. in return Tor thor
support ~ hie d.r"r' primary lsrIe
lf'1T ll" or. .tl'e uf Impeachment
fh4rr' Iu fIo ease uf sweet. hos
'f'f. fI1f 90. GOVERNOR threatened fp
urfo.' H bridge htf alfrad, passed
le fH" legislature " fl, aeseuIbi,mau
di ro' -rruuff -oW' 81 fhe admtuf-
ff'ii"n W'feurr- Roth Trm" anil
Sweet aro Republican.
We're Testimony on PATRONAGE
Nunfh'r witness from whom fi,~
WIrrr'f. expect to obtain O.. tIr1,ry
h'..inl ou th" 1lle.sd blffsrirc o..
rul'ruaforiai PATRONAGE f. Comm.
si"n'r " Delaney ~ fhc state dc.
r1rtment ~ cni,i"rrv and ccouom,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
HORSE. cRAZED WITH
PAIN. JUMPS TO DEATH

Special 20 the Int.llig.ncer.
FAlRMONT. w. Va, Sept.
2e.-Oriven almost mad with
PAIN. an aged horse, the prop-
erty of Basil Lyman. a plumb
er OF this city. Commits, d sui
eide this morning by ,eapino
IRON, a high retaining wail on
Walkers siding to the tracks
OF the B. g o. railroad. 20 feet
below. The horses neck was
broken. The animal had been
lii for eks ard was treated
by a local veterinary. The
horse suffered great agony.
and about 3 o'clock this morn.
inc got out OF its stable. walk
ed from East Park az ross the
river bridge 70 the a,iroad
track and stopped on top OF
the wall. Ra,'r3:d empIoye
saw the horse look about for
a minute. thet leap over the
high wall IRE horse was
dead wher +ncy reached the
body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
SECURES
200 CONVERTS

Special fi..Hf.N 81. f.. f.f.f .ffI~.r,...
rTEi 90 NIilft. o. Sept .s
Ten fhruaarI m'r e'ufmrd fl. HUt
SUNDAY tabernacle h.r. fiI. aJsr
noon fo h'Hr hIs s1yHnr ..fuou ou
When fhIrkene Come ffpw. 90
RooFt There wfrn .nu pout.r. ions
f0 day This mprnirr hr preached
for n reception ~ th" iiolt Chosf ir
Ills divine nnf1rr and rrr.oraI.tv.
ard 20 nleht hr spoke m rilaf~ and
hif comprumirc boo giving Ireua ov.r
~ mo lev ieh mob as fho vnrk of q
stand paff~r tir preached 10
80 "No people in two venku and
thefe have Sscn zoo convrrriona
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tcont,nued on Page Eighty
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WI MiNGltE Ilel -sff 90
This Woru.re af o. 800 o'riD.t flor.r
Wirrire we found u fUoufr-
houro on Wr.f Fourth street. ts fo
lcewar Scott Wfrrirs horan nrir
immediately and Irfrpafcd fo fhn roof
~ fho house Nffrr an Iour.' haff'o
dur'rr vhifh several hundred shots
were hr"d fe vas killed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
UNFAIR TO
THE DRUGGIST
The Old joke About "Sonethi,n
Just as Good" Doesn't Apply
to This Drug Store.

You have probably heard dozens Of
times the old story that q drug store
was place to get something lust
as good. There are some druggists
m the world that you can't say this
about.
1t is certain that an inferior arti-
Gle VIII never be substituted for A
guaranteed one by any Atlanta drug
store. Take, for instance, a sa fe
reliable remedy for constipation and
liver trouble like Dodson's Liver
Tone. This harmlessxegetab liouid
mas proved so satisfactory a liver
stlmulant and reliever of bilious
ness, and to entirely take the place
OF calomel without any danger or
restriction of habits or diet. thar
there are dozens Of preparations
sprlngins up with limitations of It's
claims
But Dodson's Liver Tone IS guar
anteed 20 do all that is claimed for
IL. and If YOU are not satisfied with
IT, any Atlanta druggist will Dand
your money back with a smile AM.
person going to these stores fnr n
bottle of Dodson's LIVER Tone WIN
DE- sure Of getting a large bottle
oi This genuine remedy In eXebango
for Ibis aaif-oolar.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
TlGHE, HUPPE & GOLDBERG
NEW ATLANTA LAW FIRM

s. r. Tighe, G. r. Huppe ana Myer l.
Goldberg have formed law partner.
ship under the firm name Of Tighe.
Huppe & Goldberg. The new firm oc-
cupies suite OF offices on the second
floor OF the Gambler annex.
Mr.. Tighe, who formerly was a
CharlestoNian has been connected with
the law rrm OF stevens & Ogburn, in
the Third National bank building; Mr..
Huppe is a native Of New York. and
has been practicing independently since
his admission TO the Georgia bar last
Summer. Mr. Goldberg, prior to the
formation Of the present partnership,
had Offices with Jones & Chambers, In
the Third National bank building Mr..
Tighe was with the United states army
In the Philippines and in China during
1899 and 1900,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
AGREED
ON PEACE TERMS
Turks To Be Allowed to Keen
Islands, But Must Surren-
der AdrianOpIe.

LONDON, Jan. 9.-Announcer,er.
was made this afternoon by the Cen
trail News agency that Sir Edward
Grey, the English foreign minister
would convoke the Turko- Balkan peace
delegates at once as the result Of q de-
cision reached by the ambassadoriaI
conference.
A program has been prepared by the
powers by which the Turks are to give
way on Adrianople, but are to retain all
their islands near the coast Of Asia
Minor.
German military activity represents
the official feeling in that country, In
Vienna the menace Of a rupture is fully
appreciated
Inc allies expected word today rela-
tive to reports that the Turkish earr.-
son in AdrianOple had surrendered b3-
none was forthcoming.
Dr. Daneff, head OF the Bulgarian z41.
egation, was in communication viii
SOMA Dut said he had learned nothing
about the fate Of the Turkish city.
Asked if'the conference was expected
to be renewed tomorrow, Dr.. Dauer
said:
We hope that developments viii os-
cur which will enable US to meet Tho
turks again. We realize the efforts
which the powers have made to assist
our relations in the conference. and il
would be a big disappointment il tboss
endeavors proved futile.
After the Turks have had time for
reflection we expect them TO make
overtures for new meeting, when they
viii meet our demands that Adrianople
and the Aegean Isles be coded If tbev
feIuse' our only recourse viii be arms"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
TO HOLD FUNERAL OF
MRS. T. r. STOCKS FRIDAY

The funaral Of Mrs. Thomas F.
Stocks, IS years Old 9S Nelson street,
who died yesterday afternoon at pri-
vate sanitarium. viii be held at the
residence tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock. Interment will be in Oakland
cemetery.
The pallbearers viii be William d.
owens. Ralph w. Brown, j. Bulow
Campbell Ernest c. Duncan. W. NJ.
Nixon and Q. l.. Jernigau.
Mrs, Stocks formerly was Miss Dia-
mond Edwards, a graduate of the Girls
High school. She was a devoted mem
Der of the Walker Street Methodist
church. Surviving her are her hus-
band Thomas +. stocks, the well
known coal dealer; two sisters Mrs. T..
II. Morgan and Miss Willie Edwards.
Of Birmingham. and d brother. EN-
NETT K. Edwards Of Augusta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
BANKER AND WIFE IN
CONTEMPT OF COURT
FOR KEEPING MONEY

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Dr William T.
Kirby and his wife, Mrs. Margaret L.
Kirby, We're today held guilty Of con-
tempt OF court by Federal Judge X. NJ
Lands and ordered held in the county
Jail until they procured $50, O00. alleged
to have been fraudulently distracted from
the failed Kirby Savings bank
In rendering his decision Judge Lands
scathinsly denounced Kirby and his wife
and asserted that lawyers and witnesses
in the case had been guilty of perjury.
He denounced also the Illinois laws gov
erning private banks. The judge also re-
viewed the failure of the Kirby bank.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
COL. w. S. WHITAKER
DIES: PROMINENT MASON

Colonel W. $. Whitaker IS years OF
age, q prominent member of the Atlanta
Bar Association and Mason died at
the residence, 244 Glennwood avenue,
this morning. The body was removed
to Harry Poole's undertaking estab-
nshment and viii be sent tomorrow at
noon to Gainesville for funeral and
increment.
Surviving Colonel Whitaker are his
wife and two children, Eugene w
Whitaker. of Atlanta. and Mrs. Milton
Smith. of Barnesviue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

Ricardo BertelH Mrs. Cheney Is "a
pronounced brunette and Mrs. BerteiH
is purely blond but they have the same
quality Of latent beauty, that which
does not challenge you at first sight.
but which warns and pefvades you as
the sunshine of late spring. Their
faces irradiate while they talk. One
feels the glow from a tender soul.
THE latent beauty may even be plain.
or seem plain, but she has unsupported
possibilities. Her attractiveness is. so
to speak, an undiscovered but ex-
haustless mine. The latent beauty is
a woman who listens well. who smiles
radiantiy who has an active mind and
a warm heart. She has immeasurable
depths of WomauIiuess that reveal
themselves in an occasional tone of the
voice, passing light in her eye, and a
flush in her cheek She is. I'm short. a
woman who responds, She is the ex-
pressiyo woman The pictorial beauty
is without expression.
"Adulatiou having spoiled her she
makes no effort to respond She is a
fixed quantity. There are no fascnat-
ing undiscovered depths of her nature.
She has none of what an impatient
man rebelled against as that dashed
charm.
The woman of latent beauty marries
the better sort Of man. for ii requires a
man of imagination and high ideals to
discover her The pictorial beauty at
tracts the sort Of man who marrfes
actresses or show girls. the kind who
likes to display his matrimonial spells.
"a desire which is the noble impulse OF
possession ana protection. warped by a
Yu,sa- twist"
The poet, whose hair is short cr,up,d.
as becomes manly man. and who IS
neither lean nor wistfuI of aspect. con-
tiuued:
How Artists Wed.
"Ihe artist or poet seldom marries a
beautiful woman. Harrison Fisher
won't He will marry the woman he
! imagines to be beautiful.
There is no such thing as final beau
ty, for beauty. being subjective. is "a
matter of taste. otherwise the race of
man would be decimated IN its warfare
over one woman.
/ Ugly women have always been a
power i'm the world. Helen ri Troy her
self was "a latent beauty Pictoria,iy
She was NOT convincing. Homer HIM
/ self said her eyebrows met over the
bridge ut her nose, which we know gives
a sinister ASPECT IF we ahoos, To D.,
analytical"