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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30
CLEAN OUT
YOUR SYSTEM

n your bowels arc cloggcd Up
whit decomposing matter. your
blood will carry this unhealthy
matter through your entire sys-
TEN. This will cause many cxtcr-
maj and internal troubles; I'M
healthy skin and general bad
health.
TRlETS clean out the liver and
bowels and leave them pure and
healthy. They regulate the &C.
ton Of these organs and keep them
In proper order.
TRlETS act speedily and pain.
.lessly. They arc pleasant 20 take
because Of the spcarmini flavor.
All first class drug stores sell
them. 10 two size boxes pocket
size 1Oc family size 2.5c.
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MAINTAINS
iconazusd Prom first PAgsl

second degree: that. quoting from
Becker's letter. he had offered 10
give testimony against several per.
sons Whose names are undlsclosed)
OF having shared with me in collect.
ing money from law-breakers": that
he had sent counsel I o two men ar.
rested for completely in the Rosenthal
murder. and that with a cruelty al
most inconceivable. IL Is said that my
FIRST wife died under circumstances
~warranting suspicion that I had
caused her death"
Becker explained the death OF his
first wife by declaring that she had
died OF "hasty consumption" and that
no breath OF suspicion had ever been
raised against him in that connection.
MARX well. sir. these words of
mine" the letter concluded. when
your power passes then the truth OF
RosemthaRs murder will become
known. But not while your nominees
remain district attorneys and can
hold the club over these persons.
Cannot Destroy Character.
with the aid OF judges who are
misled into misconceiving the testi.
mony offered IN my trial and into mis-
stating II both TO the jury and on ap.
peal. you have proved yourself able
to destroy my life. But. believe me.
] will surrender II without rancor.
Not all the judges in this State. nor
IN this country. nor the governor OF
this State. nor the district attorney.
nor all Of them combined. can de.
stroy permanently the character Of
an innocent man"
The letter was mailed 10 Governor
Whitman tonight. Becker had spent
nearly the whole day I'm his cell pre-.
pairing n. The statements which
elected n appeared in copies Of the
morning papers which we're sent "a
his cell shortly after he arose ~ 6 a
m. 10 spend what we're 10 be the
last "a hours OF his life. He had. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30
NEWS BRIEFS

DR. Thomas r. Calvin h,-
.elvea word that he passed the stsfo
Aaminatlons with hiFh honor. -
MAJ he may now practice anv,bore
neIt virginia He o. a graduate
o. Cincinnati University.
director o. the Market AUDITOR.
Jun company met yesterday mo-rf,o
~ the banking rooms OF ina rou.
savings and Trust company A Tivi.
aend OF one and a quarter Dor cc,,
was declared.
Tho work of cleaning The mum,
opal reservoir viii b. started e.rfy
oatuIuey morning The ViriIarf
bumper vii b. pot 20. work To- a-..-f
ne crew Of men that viii cira, fr,
biz basin
-Edward 4 Brooke Of wa-ro,g
qualihed - weights and moaau-.r
inspector before clerk ~ tho CouDfy
Commissioner George W. Oldham Vs.
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DECORATE FENCE POSTS AND
BARNS WITH STATE FAIR
LITERATURE
First 5oostsrs Trip Mas a Glorious
sUeeess-Tnp Made 70 Sandy
Plains Yesterday.

Some Of Weddings most prominent
business men have turned bill posters
and street fakirs"
Sounds startling. doesn't it, It's
true. nevertheless. they have. for a
tine. al least
Yesterday. Otto Schenk. wealthy
packer. George W. Lutz. one Of the
cityis leading business men: Charles
y. Hancher. well known jeWeler. and
others OF equal prominence. We're seen
lacking handbills on barn doors,
blacksmith shops and fence posts
throughout the country.
Meantime. Theodore Roller. Civil
war veteran and successful Insurance
agent. was blowing a bugle with as
much enthusiasm as a ten-yearold
boy with his first tin horn. and Attor-
ney John ]. Conin and other orators
were spellbinding folks as though In
the midst OF a political campaign.
What a all this about? II was
the FIRST trip OF the State Fair boost
ers. and their actions. yesterday. in
dictate the real with which leading
citizens and business men are work
ing TO make the coming fair. Septsm-
Der 8 10 10. a success
Bound for Sandy Plains.
Bright and early yesterday morn
ing. two automobiles filled with or
hcers. directors and boosters of the
West Virginia State Fair Association.
left this city. bound for Sandy Plans
fair. at MillsbOro. Pa. about twenty
miles from Washington. In the party
were President George W. Lutz. vice
President Otto Schenk. Treasurer
Charles N. Hancher. II. W. Gee. r. NJ.
Browne. John ]. Conin. Roy b. Nay
Tor. Hal Speidel and Theo. Roller. The
automobiles belonged TO Mr.. Schenk
and Mr.. Gee.
A total distance OF about 100 miles
was covered thoroughly. State fair
literature was distributed and posted
I'm conspicuous places. In small
towns. stops were made. After Mr..
Roller. who won fame as n bugler
while with Carlin's battery, in the
Civil war. had attracted a crowd in
each place. short speeches were made
In which the natives" were told OF
the wonders to be found at the Wheel
ing fair.
The party arrived at the Sandy
Plains fair In time to see two Wheel
ing horses. owned by VIII Waddell,
win races. Attorney Coniff intro
duced IN anti-suffragette speaker and
during the course of his remark
urged his audience to attend the West
Virginia fair.
The party returned TO Wheeling
late last night. tired but enthusiastic.
Yesterdays trip vas thu first OF a
series planned by President Lutz,
Another VIII be taken in a few days.
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BUSINESS MEN
BILLPOSTERS FOR A DAY

night before. received the news nat
ms application for q new trial had
been denied BY supreme Court Jus
Tee Ford. IN New York. but had slept
vel. nevertheless. He ate his ususs
morning neal
hen he was taken TO the prison
barber Tor the usual hair clipping
which Il given TO prisoners who are
TO 10 10 the electric chair. After a
bath his clothes were changed for the
death suit" OF black and he was tax
en back 10 his cell. He found that An
his personal belongings had been re
moved
Becker. however. obtained paper
and began the preparation OF his state
ment. finishing the nrut draft about
noon Meantime. AZ the suggestion OF
Father William r. Cashin the prison
chaplain. his attorneys. W. Bourke
Cochran and Martin T. Manton. were
summoned from New York They
went to the cell n read the state
ment Neither would discuss It's con-
tents. but II was understood that
inal draft.
ment is not legal matter Mr.. Cock
Receives Visitors.
Father James Curry. Of New York
who has been Becker's spiritual advts-
or ever since his first conviction. a
one OF the doomed mans v~isitors dur
ing the day. He left him a PRAYER
Dook and testament marked with con
soiing passages which the prisoner
promised TO read.
Late IN h afternoon his two
orothers. Jackson and John Becker.
ana MS widowed sister. Mrs. RATHER.
me Geuigher, visited him and remain.
ed with him In his cell until long af.
Ter his evening meal which though
nght, Becker ate with apparently his
normal appetite. Mrs. Geuigher was
weeping when she came out.
Dr. Charles w. Farr. the prison
physician and Dr. Henry Merenese
his assistant. made a customar
physical examination OF the prisoner
AT noon. They reported that his pulse
was normal.
Becker seemed TO have a stronr
grip on himself" said DR.. Farr. When
We entered his cell ne half smiled
and said; Well. I suppose you've
come to say good bye"
Tonight Becker seemed coldly re
HNNN " Ms ate. Inc prison Off
Gals reported that while he awaited
the arrival Of his wife somewha inn
patiently, his composure was remark
/, able.
He was seated in his cell smokins
a cigar, said Leon G.. Weinstock
commissioner OF prisons. who saw m,
prisoner In the death house at about
10 o'clock. He was as cold as ice
When | remarked that he seemed Il
De taking II easy. he said. What els,
can do? I've got TO face il. haven
Becker was to be followed In III.
death chair by Samuel Haynes. :
negro murderer. who killed a woman
IN Patterson. Putnam county. New
iork. IL was at Becker's own reoues
mat ne was to be the first OF he tw,
10 die. Twenty-seven Witnesses
prison officials. physicians. priest,
and newspaper men-expected 10 h.
present az the execution
Extra precautions were taken .,
make sure hat the appliances of IN,
electric chair were in perfect condI
ton N0"
father Curry was TO hear Becker
spiritual confession at 4 a. M. and civ,
him the Catholic communion Al "a,
ne was to be taken to the execute,
chamber.
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lever In an instant the men had piIed
In and % was of. eastward. and In an
other instant had vanished. swinging
north into sixth avenue.
~Bystanders ran Co the fallen ma,
some one knew him other who didn't
10 required no doctor o. determine that
Herman Roscnthai wasn't going o. max.
any revelations about Charles uers.r
Hia tongue had been siiencad forever
Like a. flash the word spread through.
out the city. Herman Raaentbai ta.
been murdered 10 reached quIckf, Tho
Madison avenue home of District A..
torney Whitman. and fhsn began the
series or etsnfs that made him ts. m-.
amuuH prosecutor the city ever Rad
and that paved tho way f1r him u, fE-
ro~rernorehip o. Sew YORK state
igt" the mind Of whitman DO AL
GOD poo INTO TIE minds ~ MANY 4r.
other -Iraued the question. Wr. L
.rNnut most from Toe fHFiur IN no.
nan hoeeuthal on the eve of bis def.ii-
90 ncruFauuna about police rraft rha
answer. ~ course. wHa abtI1u.
.ifie. Becker Ana thr district a.
r9 '.sogins lsd hlm lurther.
'c "fEHuInauuu The s.efruI q
yer were rrHpousible f1r fhr r.r
.lei murder The System. ~ which b.
enorts t0 cover DIS trnil 81 an.
ln Ihrgw on thoa' who would sest fl
.niuF lrd whitman STRAIGHT fl fEe
90 I1rfF seventh street police go.
ti.M prayluF that he miFht b. Dol time
Tho system work had nTrssfr 80
iu one individual o. The crowd Ir
p nfi inIru street. De- seemed. had rsurHf
O. glimpse 90 the number On one FaIy
cars license tag They we're nnfr N
Hut this individual one GALLAGHER.
nFru placed Dol n cell and the police
rifffn ln ODE records seven incorrect
cote n numerals Huf Whitman nHu
nut fne true nrurea and rnm.
hioffrr "
That tag .tf1f1N was the start.
InN point from which was NrrIn tho
wnrE ~ dissection ana Then nraarruff~-
that led 90 the electric chair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30
WANTED-ROOMS

ROOMS WAHTED-For light house
keeping ~ young couple tu exclusive
residence section n Wheeling. Desire
Two OF three rooms 90 private home
no othor Want the most deefr-
able as 90 m~ruiFhmcuts. location. etc
WIZ De- In Wheeling first week in Aug
ust address r. O. v. Gen. bel Wheel
tuE " Va. fv-agI
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Aoice 20 Manufacturers. Jobbera. nsr.
enants aud Othqru Wholesale Dealers
~ CO. - HEREBY GIVEN That
state Innrd n Control % The STATE
~ NirFlnln VIII receive bids daily
~ otiice 81 Charlfrtou. West VirFinla.
state fn~rfffufinnn. III nnnrafnr $500
n nL which IT, vested o. aafd U1ard
arta VIII D. uard 20 the Iowasf
nunlIfW considered. aud other
Inlnfs being rIual West Virrfnia deal.
ffs VIII D. Elvon preference.
iAHa ~ eunplirn needed viii ~ fur
NNN.Nu NInNFrH 90 recent Of rnnuanfa
FfHnur tine desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
la-l-tt Cnarlest1n. West Virginia
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CITY II E
A

Virginia ave. close 20 beach. Capacity.
500. Entirely new. Modern and high.
class. Large rooms. private baths. ele-
Nator. etc. Superior table service 1850
M daily. Ep-clal weekly. Booklet. Auto.
meets trains ". r. SHAW.
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FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES

ron SALE-Ford touring car. 1914
model excellent condition. with All
a~ppurtenances. Price $4,000 n taken
Jul-2S-i
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DIED
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertsChV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL ENBALNEg.
VIZ and 1924 Main strss1
-IaNh Answered Day or Mint
Store Phones e1h
g J. Bgrtschv. Nat Phone taro.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30
LEXINGTON

Pacific A Ark AYES Grounds with tennis
courts adioin Reach. Only popular priced
ho.sl where cgESIS may r. from HOUSE
streets. which is prohibited. Use Of BATE
HOUSES ard care Of suits FREE. RUN
MING WAFER IN rooms ORCHESTRA
$50 and up daily, 2 o siT.5o weekly. Ameri-
can plan. WHITE SERVICE. GARAGE.
Booklet PAUL c. r. SEcRANS
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ISCELLANFOTJ

10 DO either a. pri-
Nate homes. or at my rooma 81 fuf
vain street Lydia Pendleton. 1y-29-i
t9r hiEh class piano tuning and re-
pairing call Nat. phone fg0e-x 49,.
WHITES ~DIABETEs
and Blood Purifier.
This preparation was d~larovered about
one year ago hN the Proprietor. vhr
was suffering from tho Diabetes u 10
PREPARED entirely from the VegatatIe
kingdom. and hiss proven beneficial ir
each ana every case treated. Wrferrnrs
ana testimonials furnished by the rr0.
Irietpra. White Remedy Co. Elm Grove
w. Va sold By all druEsists. jy-29.t
:$:sss:f +.. 5Ise;:
%. Patent aEd
'raesm.rk MtiEation BOOKLET free.
Patent LaHyar.
National Exchange Bank Huffdfnu.
WheeinE. W Va
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SUMNER RESORTS.
LOCH LYNN HOTEL

LAkE PARK. MD. on
crest OF the beautiful A~lleEhenies. Local
headquarters international Motor club.
write FOR booklet L.. h. G.. LIST. Prop.
my-1s-au-gs
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Hotel Sothern

homelike; private baths. running water,
elevator; cap. 200. G.. l.. CAKE.
THE. FR0NTFNAC Kentucky Ave.
I''hN Close TO Beach. A
modern high-class home-ltke hotel: cap.
goo. finest hotel section. central to every
attraction: ocean view rooms. cool
porches. metal beds. elevator. white SER
vice. s.. $40. S1250 wkly. Booklet.
W. r. WATTS.
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FOR RENT

ron hErT-Stabie az ~ South Huro,
street. g H. Quimhy. 1919 Market
e''' Jy-1O-1
fon RENT-Modern & rooms s,a
bath on ltke and car line. rent rsa-
souahle. Address Il. II. care Inteiiisen-
CT Jy-3o-w
ron RENT room house. Warwood.
inquire 223o Warwood Ave- fv-ssL
ron RErr-f rooms 40 Main street.
Jy-26-l
TOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
nght housekeeping. Centrally located
8 y. m. fx-aff
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9 HHdebtand

hunerel Directors ana EmbatmerA
Aepnone W. e a. and ntrhL
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HOTEL boutwell,

av.. second house from board
walk and steel Pier. Every appointment.
Highest standard in cuisine and service.
SOCKET.
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N o
LOST

LOST - tires hetween Wheeling ana
Martins Fefry-one kirestone IN r.d
new Goodrich Anti-skfd Roth
mounted on continental rims Notify ~
slmpson. Elm Grove. toward. n-2s-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30

BEkUM ONT %ESn~is: ';;s : ave n; fls:i
cuisine-bathing from hotel: shower
baths. s. TO si5 weekly. l.. X. LOWER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30

South Carolina Ave near Beach. Manage
ment n owner. NJ. T. CURRAN.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

80. =s--.s= 800. * - ..ISs IT,. 49, -
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HOTEL NEW

SOUTH CAROLINA Az. and beach
Private baths, running water In rooms.
elevator TO street level. extensive
p~orchcs; capacity $50. ooklet
BRYAN A WILLIAMS.
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wHTTE.s DIABETEs RnsmDY.

pairing call Nat. phone isOs-X W..
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THE WILTSHIREYlrslni Avenue ~
HOTEL MAJESTICH

BERKSHIRE INN{5E sS, 9PEN.
ginia Ave. Cap. 800. High class cruisins
a service. Elevator. Private baths a
rooms with water. SO 10 $i7.50 Wkly.
81 Up dly J.. r. Dickinson.
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80 ACRES--.CHEAP
Haller BieberSOnGundlm Co,

Dsai Estate . Fire Insurance.
1905 chapiins 81. Opposite City pl6r.
Both Phones 4oa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-07
Climate Failed;
Medicine Effective

: Sufferers from tuberculosis often
think that medicine will not help
them. Fresh air, regular habits and
good food aid in restoring health,
but more is often needed. Many
have been restored to health by
Eckman's Alternative. Read this
Weldon, Ill.
"Gentlenien .-ThrOugh your in
strumentality l have been saved
from q premature grave. On Deccm-
her II, 1904, 1 was taken with 1'y
phOfd Pneumonia, which developed
into Tuberculosis (bncilli were
found. In February, 1905, 1 went
to Fort Worth, Texas, and later to
Canon City. Colorado. After being
there two weeks my physician i'm
formed me that my caxe was hope
less. Three weeks later I returned
home. weighing 1O3 pounds, the doe
tor having given me No assurance
Of reaching there alive. On July
II, 0 l began taking Eckman'a
wonderful remedy for Lung Trouble.
Now I am stout and we'll and can
DO any kind Of orb about my grain
elevator" (Abbreviated).
Eckman's Alternative is most
.eficacious in bronchial catarrh and
severe throat and lung affections
and up-building the system. Con-
tains nc harmful orehabit-forming
drugs. Accept no substitutes. Small
size. 81; regular size, 81. Sold by
leading druggists. Write for book
let of r~ecOveries.
EcknaR Laboratory, Philadelphia.
" STE It BrSs40w's Orut 5sosS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-07
RUTH HO[BR0OK
WEEDS IN MONTANA
Popular Young Lady Becomes tho
Bride Of Mr.. Chester L. Guthrie
at Great Falls.
at Great Falls.

The many friends Of Miss Ruth Hol.
brook, daughter OF W. J. Holbrook Of
Rugby, will be pleasantly surprised to
learn Of her marriage to Mr.. Chester
Louis Guthrie at Great Falls, Mont,
on Saturday, July 3. The bride is
we'll known in this city, having lived
here several years ago and only re-
Gently completed a visit of several
weeks at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
C II. C%rockard. She is possessed Of
pleasing appearance and q charming
personality, and a legion Of friends en-
tend their best wishes for a happy
welded life. Mr.. Guthrie is one Of
the most successful ranchers in the
state Of Montana. having large hold
jngs in the vicinity of Goosebill in
that state where they will make their
future fCme.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-07
SALVATION ARMY
OFFICERS .T0EEAVE

Colonel Stephen Marshall, provin-
cial. commanding officer of the North
ern province, has notified Ensign and
Mrs. Stamp, who have been in charge
Of the local corps Of the Army for
the past year, to take farewell of this
command, Sunday, July IS.
On the occasion of his recent visit
the Colonel expressed himself al very
highly gratified on the condition Of
the corps, and stated that he had
not seen the corps in such a -four
ishing condition before. Soldiers get
ting into uniform, the splendid array
Of local officers commissioned. and
the spirit Of expectancy for greater
blessings and greater usefulness were
visible on everyone.
Ensign and Mrs. Stamp have found
the capital city a very nice place to
labor in, very many friends have raj
lied to their assistance, with the re-
suit that every phase OF the corps life
have advanced quite perceptibly, and
these officers, who were expecting to
remain at least another year, were
taken by surprise, on receiving the
orders to farewell. '" 4u
The farewell services will be held
on Sunday, July Is, and the welcome
services to the new officers will be
held the following week. 'n 'u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-07
PRICED CARS
WITH KNIGHT MOTOR
Ambition Of Many Automobile
Manufacturers Will Be -
Satisfied.

Since it became known that n OF
the big American manufacturers was
to build a knight motored car to sell
in tho thousand dollar class, spccula-
t,on has been rife as to who the man.
ufac:urer is, and what the actual
Price of the car will be.
Charles Y. Knight. inventor OF the
famous Knight sleeve valve motor,
states that no has been literally
swamped with letters from all parts
Of the country, requesting further In
formation on this latest entry into
the automobile field.
"E.ring the past few weeks" says
Mr.. Knight, my office las been snow
ed under with correspondence from
Interested motorists, asking for de.
tails. TO me, this is positive proof of
en- extensive market for q Knight
motored car selli1g for so low a
price.
The whc'c tltnd of motor car de-
sign toiaT j.: toward silence, smooth
Tess o. operation and comfort. And
TIE sleeve waive motor is conceded
by mose experts to be the one logical
Medium through which all three OF
these requisites are made passible.
"A few years ago the noise ehanat-
ing from the motor cut little figure
in tie selling Of a car. AS a matter
CT fact. shrewd statesmen have been
known to make capital Of it. If the
prospect was %sportively inclined, they
found little difficulty in convincing
him that the noise indicated great
power of the motor. But the buyer
of today is not easily fooled. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-07
WHERE
PRICES AND
QUALITY
MEET

erty from going to another branch Of
the family. Noyes uses his knowledge
as a club to keep Morrow from sign.
ing the prohibition bill.
"Yo' grandmothah was a niggah,
Phil, and you're a niggah too.-Now
you've got it square between the
eyes" he eXclaims.
Morrow is staggered. He demands
proof. 1t is at hand; not only in the
form Of letters; but in the person OF
Nanny" jimmy, mother of the negro
who was lynched. She is a sister OF
the ancestral Morrow's yaller gal and
knows the whole story. But even in
the hour Of his supreme trial Morrow
is staunch to what he believes to be
the right. He signs the bill and tells
the truth to Georgiana. She renounc.
es him; but later pleads with him to
90 north with her where the faint
in his blood will not be known. Nor.
row however is firm in his renuncia.
ton OF all that means happiness to
him. He declares that he will resign
his Office and devote his life to the
betterment OF the negro and to solv.
ing the problem Of the black man.
Noyes RACES and swears he will print
the whole story in the yellow jour.
nal" he owns if Morrow does not veto
the prohibition bill. Morrow check
mates him, however, by himself an
nouncing to a mass meeting assem-
bled in his honor the faint in his
blood. This done he resigns Office
and begins his new life of lonely self
a%bnegation, with a past to forget and
al ancestry to forgive. Shown at the
Grand Theater tonight only.-Ady. H..