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periprsben Elm Th0uss unb erfoIgrei'
DIES Edgpabenfeit.
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Sle NeiupDrf ATItCe INT pus Holh
rinnatier 8olfshlatt" beiinoet ltdl III
Ru. 339 s)urf StrGfe, seaenilbrr ecm
Guurthauie, mDielbit 3cnigfelten, Yn'
,ciacu II. / IN. bis 10 llbr 45 SRiau'
ten gl6enbS cutgegeusenomreH iuer'
ben. Selepbon Sunth 24O1.
- Gbeiheine: T,obn 6ernbod mo
Gitbcr 81. areberid Don Columbus,
o, SEQ ,icQiion lmo aote &altner,
bcibp BON Gouton, 9. Spencer Sbnlp
,nio Gillian @uItenboIm, betoe pon
Samtlton, 8.
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areiSaerid1t War Tennt atf $1,000
neaen anaebIih faIiter 8erbnItu19'
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mot unb g(brabam Taibmon ni'
$4,000 Ghoheneriae, neil ne tbn IN
Iemof's ghubIobeu ongebltt mlB'
banbelt hatten.
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uuneen: Woraarethe DeaBer on Sohn
Inberion, 9 Cots in ben Stgblanos.
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lid nitt aui benz @ogen.
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ocItern aus @oibiugtor, Z s., 25l
g0n6e. Die a1e Berhanoluugen oei
g}er. Ct. Supremaeridts pom Sep
tenl6er 1884 OH eutbalten.
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Gou1tnrifter Sanfius aus ielnc
r Office geItobIcn poroen mar, nnro
I son Den Gcheimpoli5iiten GETTING
: bar un0 Sbeeran 5urrtder!anB
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\ geri6tcritottern nerpeigcrt
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!. Sen fid1 am fommcnoen SonutaB NJ
8 Sen gQieoenanns III @ieoemonn'
n gaa larf i'm @aiebaQipieI mei'en.
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n 9, 5uriifgefebrt.
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IL ldBt Gliiabet5 aibn1, 8ittrpe uc
re {obn athm, ibren pier alnoci
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re Baiiagiere iniultirte.
- Der ~Giitritt Clifton" itel
ID iolgenoen 8abl5ettel fiir Die ,
f. pemberipdbl ouf: Shobnleilter:
81. 3 Wuaen, Glert: s. S. @enoeroi
cit O1oribaa: goiparb gfeeO; sliieiil
bic Grafton Gramer; Grtitees: SO
Wsoore, Geo. Naueaer, Souis Doul
%. @eorg Braun uno 60, Cabs.
IL - Die gonf6berirten 0etsrunsn
az Campbell gountp tperber in B6
ter lire penfion erbulten. Ser ct
bat geffern $62, ,522.91 ols srfs 2
1g glsahlung erIanbt.
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aeItern cine Sibuns db, IN Der Die
Der Bead, g(ps. an9soros
net i5llrbe. = Die Gtrabe Toll ee@
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seiner gerlesmma srleasn.

Ter Ia Sabre alte gseaer Carl NJ.
hinion, meIher am 0ieritap pom oenl
aleihnItrigen Reeer Somes groron
beim auseinanoernebmen zines RE
uoIpers in Die Stirn aeihoiien lpuroe.
III ieiner @erIesimg geitern I'm ltao.
tiifen aranfenhous erleaeu.
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Der fests Der Srofefens
hdnptIinee, 6iatpatba. III toot.
Gsit pielen Sabren bat er on Der Spis
ss Der llsberreiie bss einii mahtigsn
Etommes ssitanbsn, Der feiu Domisii
in Ontario aufgei6Iosen bate. Dbs
eleih bic Jrotsisn in allie mpoe ssrs
iirsut iino unb penieer ais 1900
s1blsn, fperben lie auf Drr tdndoiihen
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ihr 51upiIins Siapatba ais Der atrr
allsr 5rotsIsn anertdnnt. Sein Vats
foIasr tpiro bonn Stamm er'pGhIt fpers
ZEN miifIen, oa isin sinsiaer SDbn aos
aarus ji6 Der mcbernsn Qualification
In bic Qrms aeiporfsn Bat uuo augsns
bl.dIih 5beolosie ftubirt. C mar
Site urter ben Srottien. otn dltsitsH
Gobn bss 51uptlinss 5iop0tbo sn
nennsn, mas cine ptrfon BON gebeims
uibpoIler Gsburt be3eiGntt. Aber
her Gobn Des leBteu 6duptlings mar
2asarus gstauft iporbsn. Die meis
fen Der Sroteisn tpiomsn it'd Der
| annbpirtbf6dft. Nnbere BADEN iih
anoeren geruFsartsn sugetpenoet. uno
manhe bon ibnsn habtn oarin Otis
porraa.nbes eelsiItet. Die Rsisrpotio.
nen In Ontario iinb in taosllofsm
3uitanhs uno seigsn cine bobe aultnr'
4 ftnfe.
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tGnglnno. Rad oem WliItsr Der
bsldnntsn 9eorse Sunior Rspnblii
in ameri.a tn nunmsbr AUDI in BATH
com6e, gnslanb, ein. ainperrspnblit
sinasrihtet rporesn. Jiir ben anfnHg
III bic 3abl Der ilsinen glrssr rs6t
gering. ss iinn mir 8 Jungsn uHb
! lRabel cntpsIsnb:. Die nsus stpIcnis
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: fern, inbem iis ibnsn bic gr0btmOss
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: gloibnsneigseit unb Der Werth Der
, gefsss, bic Iis iibsrtrstsn bdb<H, suT
I gennbtIein gsbra6t lusrbsn; irnem
man bic ausiibung Der Gtitbe in ihrs
: siesnsn 6dnos lsgi. 90 iptrotn iis
: emrd sissn, Griabruns iih. bopon
iibsr5.ugen. bab cbns olIgsmcin eulii'
b as Rsgsln tsin gsoronsits 3ulammtn'
: Isbsn moglih iit. Ins 61uptqu1rtisr
/ Der stinbsrtOlonis III bic iostnannt'
: glamsnfnrm. unb BON bier aus iDsrDer
!. bic iilnssn RspublitaHsr Iih Dollinm'
, men Islbii1uDig cine BeIhaftignng ju'
il htn. esrobs uls oh iie lii sinsr erobsr
i Giabt lebtsn. Jhr 2obH Dirn sbnsr
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i ben. bis ibnsn isboh bsim WsrlaiisI
|, Der AnitoIt gum DolIsn Qtnnir<rtbs Il
i engliTht Dabrune umgttaufht trtr
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III Dltft t5nnen fie anipenotn. nit lie mol
N len. DE Gsisbe Der aolonie lDsrbsl
N pon ben annbtn unb WShhen itlbl
IN | atmnMt. unb Wtrsthtn bnaegsH irsrbel
. bon ihrsm sissnen gtrintsbpf stahn
y ost psyDsn.
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5ehann Drusggtmanrl,

,,is finhet am rafniiae g1org2H I'm $50 dhr
BON qrouer6ouTe, go. 1s7 Git -. Strabe. als
ftatt tuoraui in Der q. Soiepbs'Hlrhe I'm
ilbr ein leoitirtes Reaiitem ce!eorit iplro Ro5n
psr,pdrhfe Sreunne NIB ReidnUie trennnh1H
eirqeiunen Eno bon Der tr1llerHoe1 9aitLn
Sofa Eruegge gemar II. eee, Saheef.
e.
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Starb am m2ittnod ben 9; lpahlt iSi5
gr}nroers nm 2.3O llbr uach Idnaererl eeloen
mo chIherfehpu NIT Den heiliaen Eterbe'airaWeH
s,Fto (Aptfp
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Vim, B. Hankins

I1bt hermit feline oeutitcn 5reunoe
rpiiieu, bab or pieSer EN- aanoioai
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po(i5eiri6ter
in 2uoIoD lit.
d q iit lit %.

llnier gscnt in Somilten 10
Scrr GouarS Srnf, 449 SaS 6anite
Strase. 8ea Gel. 476 R, SOms
Thuue 1851 ".
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- Gbci6eine CT,obn 6ernbnf ma
either g. areoerid Don Columbus
o, SEQ %;clliion lmO Sote aaltner
beihp BON Canton, g. Spencer Sbnir
,nlo Gillian @aItenboIm, beloe Dor
Samtlton. 8.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12

Flames Broke Out ESQ A. NJ, and Building Was
Mass Of Ruins Within an Hour Loss Partially
Covered by Insurance. Will Rebuild.

The large department Messrs Simon Loeb Brother the
corner of ndCoege completely destroyed by fire which
broke out about 23O o'clock this morning.
The egaed good headway before the alarm turned m and the
department fight the Frances Flats and other adjoining
buildings They worked with will however their efforts proved e
ecve having been confined the building originally attacked
origin the fire completely shouded mystery Yesterda
Jewish holiday the store closed throughout the dytut open
from six until midnight Members of the firm however
every thing right the time Of closing and loss
for tie blaze
The building owned Mr. M Morgan and was valued at $4,000
of $4,000 The stock of the Messs Loeb worth be-
tween $4,000 $75OOO they carednsance OO
When asked the structure destroyed by the flames this morning would
be replaced building Mr. Morgan said he had had time
consider matter but nmated that would be built
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12
CONNIE MAGk'S PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS
WIN WORLDS BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
HAN a RY COURT ADJOURES
AFTER An IMPORTANT SESSION
The Docket, While Unus uaIly
Largc, was Made up Mostly of
Divorce Cases.

After having been in session a
week, the October term of chan.
cery court adjourned at noon yes-
terday, and Judge McCool, who
presided. left almost Immediately
for his home in KoSciusko.
The docket, while unusually
large, was made up mostly of
divorce cases, which were easily
disposed, and there was extended
litigation to take up the time OF
the court.
The most important case to he
disposed of was the suit of Mrs.
Ida Shelton VS., Mrs. Timberlake
in which plaintiff sought to have
set aside the will OF the later John
Gilmer. The case was decided in
avor of Mrs. S. J.Timberlake, who
was represented by Messrs, Stur
divant, Owen & Garnett of thi.
city, and Hon. w. G. Timberlak,
of Jackson, Tenn, while Mrs
Shelton was represented by Hon
w. w. Magruder of Starkville.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12
Residence of Mr.Walter Coop
er in Lebanon Neighborhood
Burns to the Ground
ESTIMATED Loss $4,000
Origin Of Blaze is Not Practically
Certain, but Probably Resulted
From Lamp Explosion,

Fire which broke out about
two o'clock Friday morning lev
led to the ground the handsome
rural home of Mr.. Walter Cooper
in the Lebanon neighborhood and
practically destroyed all Of its
contents, the members of the
family having had barely time to
escape with their lives.
Mr.. Cooper was awakened by a
bright light, which he at first
thought betokened the approach
of dawn, and, being accustomed
to arise at daylight, he left his
bed. Before having had time tc
dress he discovered that the
light did not eminate from q
newly rising sun but from a blazt
in the rear of the residence. He
Immediately rang the plantation
bell, which not only wakeneC
members of the family but called
the farm hands to the scene, anC
after the inmates of the house
hold had escaped in safety. which
they barely had time to do
an attempt to save the content
of the building was commenced
The fire. however, had mad
such rapid progress. that it wa
impossible to save much Of tn
furniture. a piano having bee
practically the only thing of va
ue that was saved.
! While the origin of the fire
not positively known, it is belle
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12
Mrs. Gid Harris spent the week
end with relatives in Aberdeen.

edto have resulted from ethe ex-
ploSion Of kerosene oil lamp.
Just before retiring for the night
one Of iir. Cooper's children
blew out a lamp of this character,
and the flame may have been
communicated TO the oil, causing
a subsequent explosion.
Mr.. Cooper estimates his loss
at $1,000, the house having been
valued at 5000 and the furni-
ture at$1, 800. He carried no in
surance,. and his numerous
friends throughout the county
symDathize with him not only on
account of the financial disaster
but the mental worry which nat
urrlly results from the destrnct.
ion OF his home
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12

governors lawyers was gone.
For Is minutes the impeach-
ment lawyers called witnesses in
rebutial without adding potency
to their case and. then John B
Stanchfield with a sardonic grin
announced in rasping voice:
1.-The prosecution rests"
The general impression here is
that Sulzer is doomed. His fail
ure to testify is taken as an IN
dication of innate conviction IN
his own heart of no hope of es-
cape.
The impeachment courts vote,
t is predicted, will be preponder-
ously against him.
Tonight an insistent report has
| it that the governor, convinced
that his lawyers have failed to
purge him of the charges OF
high crimes and misdemeanors,
is to resign. AT the executive
mansion no word came from the
governor.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12
An ADJOURNED MEETING IS
HELD BY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
City Council was in Session
Thursday Night But Little
Business Transacted.

The city council held an ad-
journed meeting Thursday night,
but the session was a short one,
and very little important business
was transacted.
1t was ordered that electric
lights be installed il the chapel
of Franklin Acad my.
The council adopted a resolu-
ton that a page in the minute
book be set aside and dedicated
as memorial 10 the iate Capt
G. N..Smith, who for twenty-thret
years was a faithful and efiicien'
member OF the Columbus police
force.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12

AT the First Methodist church
tonight, the evening hour, 7:30
will be given to special service
of greeting to the faculty and
student body of the College, es-
pecially those who are members
of the Methodist church. A spe-
cial order of service has been ar
ranged as follows:
Anthem ubilante in G.. ID
Buck-Choir.
Hymn Congregational Singing
No. 334.
Prayer.
Anthem = Jerusalem Parker
Rees--Choir.
Evening lesson.
Hymn-Congregation Singing,
No 489.
Our Young Peoples Welcome
Mr.. w. E. Kennedy.
Our Missionary Workers Mrs
I. H. McBeath.
Our Church Home-Rev. w. w
| Woodland.
Solo-O Lord, How Long
Barmsley-Miss Ematine Therell
Response.
On Behalf of the College-Mrs
IJ. w. Wyatt.
| On Behalf of the Student Bod,
Miss Ida May Beasley.
Violin Solo-Beceurse- GODDARD
Miss H. H. Hubbard.
Congregational Singing
| No. $50.
Solo and Quartette When th'
Golden Leaves-C. A. Haven
; Choir.
Benediction.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12
THE GREATEST FAIR EVER HELD IN EAST
MISSISSIPPI WILL Be INAUGURATED TUESDAY
LAST DAM BLOWN UP; PANAMA
CANAL is OPEN END TO END
President Wilson Presses Button
and Waters Of Gatum Dam
Flow into Culebra Cut.

Panama. Oct. 10.-The Panama
canal is a reality. The waters
of the Atlantic met those of the
Pacific in the greatest of man
made waterways today when
Cucharacha slide, or Gamboa
dixie as it is also known, the last
obstruction separating the wat
ers of the worlds two greatest
seas was blown up.
President Wilson in Washing
ton touched the button which
set off the explosion.
There was a rumble as of a
giant earthquake, a roar like the
salvo of a thousand pieces of ar
tillery, and a torrent of dirt and
rock as forty tons of dynamite
was exploded. The destruction
of the slide allowed the waters
of the Atlantic and the Pacific to
unite in a constructed ditch for
the first time in history.
The rush of waters which fol-
lowed the bombardment of ma
ture's rampant mingled with the
cheers that arose from the Unit
ed States army officers, canal
workmen and sightseers who
were stationed at safe distance.
Among those who saw this e. och
making event inrhe history aoi
the 1875, 600, 600 canal We're for
mar Congressman Nicholas Long.
worth, Mrs. Alice Roosevelt
Longworth and Philippe Bunau.
Varilla, chief engineers of The
first canal company, who was
the guest of Col. Goethals.
The explosion was one of the
final acts in the actual construc.
tion of the mighty waterway.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12
Everything is in Readiness
for Great Industrial and
Educational Exhibit.
THREE FINE BANDS TO FURNISH MUSIC
Great Football Contest Be-
tween Teams of Two Lead
ing Institutions.
BABY SHOW TO Be A SPECIAL FEATURE
Success Of Tombigbee River Inn
provement Scheme to be APP
propriately Celebrated.
BABY SHOW TO Be A SPECIAL FEATURE

Every thing is in readiness for
the thirteenth annual exhibition
Of the Mississippi and West Ala
bama Fair Association, which
begins next Tuesday. and con-
tinues throughout the week, and
record breaking crowds are ex-
pected to be in attendance.
The exhibits will all be placed
in position tomorrow, and will be
ready for inspection on Tuesday,
The opening day has been set
apart by the directors as Colum-
bus and Lowndes County Day,
and an interesting program has
been arranged. In the afternoon
awards VIZ be made in the sheep,
swine, rq3-gand womca's work
u>.rarlrneih ID The ronltry Awi4
be Judged by Prof. ]. K. Morrison
of the A. and M. College, exhib-
its in culinary department by
Miss Mabel Ward of the Indus
trial Institute and College. anc
needlework by Miss Jeffie John
son of the same institution.
Wednesday will be Farmers
and Alabama Day. and will also
bring the Baby Show, which will
take place in the forenoon, ant
which is expected to be one o.
most interesting events of the
far. Babies will be judged BY
physical development rather thar
from the standpoint of beauty
and the delicate task Of selecting
the prize winners has been dele
gated to DR.. Marion Runyon, res
ident physician at the lndustria
Institute and College. The frs
prize in this contest will be al
elegant silver loving cup, donated
by the Imperial Granum Compa
ny Of New York. On Wednes
day afternoon mules, jacks ant
agricultural and horticulture
products and displays in the ar
department will be judged. Th'
mules and jacks will be judges
by DR.. Archibald Smith, profes
sor of animal husbandry at tn
A. and M. College, and the agrl
cultural products by Mr.. R. S
Wilson, state agent for the Unit
ed States department of agricul
ture in Mississippi. This depart
ment includes the exhibits of tn
(Cortinued or page 3D.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-12
Accused New York Executive
Fails to Take Stand and
Make Promised Statement
POOR SHOWING BYDEFENSE
Proof Against Sulzer is Convinc-
ing, and Verdict of Guilty is
Almost Certain.

Albany. N. Y, Oct. 8.-The
Sulzer impeachment trial came
to an end abruptly today after
the defense had crumbled. The
accused governor did not take
the stand in his own defense.
Up to the last rumors fitted
over the impeachment chamber
that SuIzer would stride into the
room and, making a clean breast
of his mistakes, attempted to inn
press the court that he had no
wrong intent. But he remained
in seclusion in the executive
chamber.
The end of the impeachment
trial came after a vain fight OF
the governors lawyers to drag
in evidence of a conspiracy hatch
ed by Charles F. Murphy to ruin
the governor. When baffIed in
this by Judge Cullen, ex-senator
Harvey Hinman. who had been
battling valiantly, dropped Ian
| EguiGly into his chair at 3:45
o'clock, and murmlred:
The respondent rests"
1t was so unexpected that q
gasp went through the courI
room. The crowded gallery wa:
ahutter. The defense to the
minds of the spectators had SC
utterly failed to break down ths
prosecutions case against the
governor that il was hard to be
Iieve all the ammunition of tn.