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THE T II E WASHINGTON WAS WRITONALD 11 I N G T N HERALD SUNDAY SUN SUNDAOCTOBER DAY Joe OCTOBER TO BE It 28 2 219O6 J 1906 1 906 7
DUCHE DUCHESS S COMES B BK BKRiJorteri CK CKR
Reported R ortel She S le Will Remain ReniainTill I
Tin Talk aIk Abroad Ceases Ceasesi CeasesDEED CeacsDEED
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DEED OP OF SEPARATION SIGNED SIGNED SIGNEDnrnrlboronsrh SIGNED3rarmorong
nrnrlboronsrh to < o Retain Dlculielin and anilDnclicsx nnllnucllCSH andfl
Dnclicsx fl chwcs Keeps Snnderlnml SuitdcrlnnlChildren House HouseOliililrcn OUltc OUltcrnliIllrcn
Children to Spend Six S1 JIonthB Al Alternately Alternatoly 1 1ternntch ¬
ternately with Mother ami Father FatherrClns PathcrInnglI FatherIflngs
rClns InnglI Efforts Are Unavailing UnavailingIx UnnniUJlgIondon UnavailingLondon
Ix London > ndon Oct 27 1Tbe The Evening News un understands Uftdentands undetand8 ¬
derstands that a deed of separation JlePSrat a alsned was waasigned wassigned
signed by the Duke and Duchess DucheseoC Pot of Marl Marfhorough sflU11HJroug Marlborough
borough h on October 21 incompatibility be being bo botns boIn ¬
ing In the ground of o the separation separationThe RPLoaatJoftThe sepsraUottThe
The duchess d1lC to to keep Sunderiand SunderiandHouse SaaderiaDdHouse Swder1sndHouse
House which Is the town to residence of the theMarlborough the1larlboroug theMariborougha
Marlborough and will bae charge of the thechildren tilecbfklren thechfldren
children until they are oM enough to go goto DOto o oto
to school Afterward the children will willspend wftlspend wfllspend
spend six months with wi Ut the duke dukedurhess and andduchess ailddurhess
durhess alternately alternatelyThe alternatelThe alternatelyThe
The duke in future will reside at t tDo t the theDower tSDour
Dower Do r House and Blenheim BlenheimNow BitnhelmNow BlenheimNow
Now that the deed of separation epuatJoRtween he hetween between
tween the Duchess of Marlboroogh MUItIorOaCIaher and andher aiidher
her husband baa been formally signed ac according ac according cccorthng ¬
cording to the general understanding ta the theduchess tiledUC USdnetess
duchess dUC S8 is expected to go to America for fora fora fOta
a long Ioc visit visitFor visitPer tait taitPer
Per the present pre ent the duchess believes believesshe beI beUOVeSshe es esshe
she will riB r feel l more IDO at home in the United UnitedStates Unitedtatet UnitedStates
States tatet among her relatives rel dea and sympa sympathizing 8ympatbblD ympathtzing ¬
thizing tbblD friends than in London and to tothis totl tothis
this a1s is attributed her reported ported intention intentionof
of paying a vteft Wlt to her be old home When Whenthe Whentbe WbCflthe
the Nip p oop caused by her forcing the duke duketo duketo duketo
to a separation Uas died out she will re return retum return ¬
turn and resume her place p in England EnglandNotable EnV1acdOtZLl1C IaIMI IaIMIotuhle
Notable otuhle V Wedding VehI1n e riding ami Dowry Dowr DowrBIeUeiIII DowryBteebeim j jBlenheim
Blenheim Cut Castle the historic family familyhome famtlyhOlM familyImme
home of the Churchills is left in the pos possession pasof poeA ¬
A session of the duke uke although It hasbeen 1uL8 1uL8f baabeensaM hasbeensaid
said repeatedly that VanderbUt Y millions millionsw millionsww
w ww r spent in tatorln restoring < and completing completfnstbl comp1etInthis completingthis
this tbl ftuoons caatk The Th Duchess of Marl Marlbofpufh Ma1lwill Marlbopngh
bofpufh will keep NP p Sunderland House the theIxmdoR theloDC1on theLondon
London house h eofthefamI1ysn of the Ua family aa her herown herownI own ownhome ownbome
I home at least for a tune This bouso bousowas bouoVoU bou bouas
was as built at an expense cC more than thanKttlf9t tJa thinKf4S n nLoomeo
Kttlf9t and Londoners have wondered wonderedhow WODCIeredbow wonderedhow
how the Duke of Marlborough managed managedto sed sedo
to o build It out of his bl own funds as he healways heulwars healways
always asserted a his hi income In being MiD too toosmall touev to tosmall
small even ev for his living expenses expensesThe ttXpe111Je6The expenseeThe
The duchess was Consweto C Vanderbilt Vanderbiltbefore Vanderbiltoofere Vanderbiltbefore
before her marriage to the Duke cf cfMorlborouch ctI ci ciar1borougb
Morlborouch I In St Thomas Churc Church
laabat Manhattan November fi I IMS 11 It was em emof Ontof Ciwof
of the greatest vesAest events in New Yorks Yorksnodal York YorkiIOdaI Yorkssocial
nodal history uniting aa it did the thewealthiest thewealtbleet thewesltbl
wealthiest wesltbl family ra III America with one oneof onef oneof
of the eideat o dest and proudest families of ofEurope orEUJQpe ofEunpe
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Europe EuropeUtoB EunpeMIs
UtoB MIs Vanderbilt was given aIv a dowry of ofby ofby ofby
> by her father William K K Van VanderWt Vande Yanderbilt
derWt ar Later on Mr Vaaderbttt V gave
her h r a check fer f ftOOI 001 < to cetebrate th that tM tMnhc thete
at nhc te return of the duke from rom South SouthAfrica SoutbAfrica outb outbAtrica
Africa AfricaPINt
First Trouble Over 3Ioucy 3IoucyTfcere JlolieFTbere ioiieyThere
There have been many rumors nimon of trou trouble troub1e troubk ¬
ble ever moaef mouet and It baa been said that thatW tba thatv t tV
W V K Ie Vanderbilt urged the duke to cur curtaU C1QtaD curtall
taU k 11 c expe expenses The duke duk spent roonsy roonsyin monyIn y yin
in lavish style In order to a41vuc advance his po poMtfcal po poJItbf p0Utteal
Mtfcal portion He had dreams of re restoring JeatotIq yestoring ¬
storing the Marlborough name to t its old oldtime oIdtt oldticie
time tt prestige in England It hi aid that thathe tutbe ththe
he even tried to recover Marlborough MarlboroughHouse lfr1rlboro MarlboroughUouse
House 6 in London from the British gay government xoYentIIIe gayerainsat ¬
ernment entIIIe t which now assigns It as a reel reaideaoe relddeItoe reeldense
dense for the Prince of Wales He H wall waaan wallto wasanxle
an anxle ivwi to set et an appointment aa vice viceroy rice1Or wtceroy ¬
roy af India and acoomplfsh even evet more morethan mor morthaA morethan
than Lord Curaon had done with the mll mllliona mtll mitlions
lions l of the Chicago Letters LettersCables LdtenCaaIec LdtersOghies
Cables from London say y that the real realtrouble naltroelble realtrouble
trouble between the t he duke and duchess doehescdate dueha6dat duchessdatee
date from the seccnd marriage marrta of W K KVanderbilt KVaMerta KVandertlilL
Vanderbilt L Mr Vanderbilt divorced from fromhia frombaa fromhis
baa first wife who la now Mrs O H P PBeitnont PBelmont PBelmont
Belmont marred JDaIT eel Mrs Rutherford a few fewyears fewyean fewyears
years ago and ad that naturally nalu made a amighty QmIdat7 iimighty
mighty big bI difference in the expectations expectationsoC
of the duke as regards the Vanderbilt Vanderbiltfortune YaaderbiltfOttuDe Vanderbiltfortune
fortune fortuneDnchess fOttuDeDncllc fortuneDuelies
Dnchess Dncllc Popular i in Society SocietyThe Soelet SoeletTIle SolctyFit
The Fit duchess wan one of the moat popu popular popuJar popeicr ¬
Jar ma4TOm > in London society ocety She dM dWt a agreaic arei
greaic rei t deal 4 for charity Sfce e was a dose dosefriend closefriend i ifriend
friend of the King and Queen who are arevery aree17
very e17 fend 4 of Americans The Duke cf cfMartborowph cfMarlborough r rbaa
Marlborough baa affected cted an intense e eUk die dialike dielike
like Uk OC o ntt 11 AmerIcans AIIMIdeaM and this baa been beenone beeoOM beenon
one on caqm ca oC disagreement between him himand himand himand
and hfa wife wifeTien wIf wIfIbea wifeWhen
When Tien the break between the duke and anddueneas aaduue nd ndtiuebe
uue tiuebe dueneas became e open < pen talk in London so society 110 110jety 50t ¬
ciety t lety King Edward Intervened Ja and andraught aDelIIOQIbt andsought
sought to bring about a reconciliation reconciliationThe reeoneWatlonTJCIn reconciliationThe
The TJCIn King asked eel for at a least t the appear appearance appearanee aupearaie ¬
ance of a reconcHtatlon but the duchess duchesswaa duc ducwa duchesswas
was obdurate The Kmg KJa was quoted us usFaying 88ayt asS
S Faying ayt that she displayed incredible ob obFtinarv ohtInaey
r Ftinarv in holding hllnlf out 0 t8r r a a reparation reparationMr reparationMr reparationMr
Mr Vandrrbnt a1MlMblJt sr r went to Blenheim BlenheimCaatte Blmbelmnd BlenheimnaVe
Caatte naVe ind nd tried to effect a reconciliation reconciliationbut p monel1Iat1onhut ncl1tJc1l ncl1tJc1lbut
but to no avail The duchess due It Is said saidrefused laidt
t refused to listen to the arguments of her herfather herr herfather
father r or the King KingThe XlnfrThe Xln XlnTb
The Tb Duke of Marlborough is described describednr
nr n a rory T cry < tY disagreeable dl b1e Individual YMuaJ cope esperbitty copeetfty
dailY in the expression exe tol of hU antipathies antipathiesnltbough audpatbiPBflltbn1qh antipathiesaltbourh
nltbough he hi given lvcn f n credit for unusual unuattalmt unusualm unusualrntamgenc
mt m rntamgenc fllcEft fngenct and cleverness He diaiin diaiinjn distinnftWd Utin Utinh
jn nftWd d hhnaHf h lMflf at Trinity College Cam Carobrslge CambttIII Cambrle
brslge and has got lwOme ome credit for his hissenrfecB h hF histerices
senrfecB F in the Houue of Lorda LordalHk LonbiJH Lmd LmdDwke
JH Dwke lHk Q in General Gen enerai rRI Disfavor DisfavorThe DiHfanorTIle DisfavorThe
The Duchess Ducb of Marlborough bas the en enth eatft enthe
th the sympathy of English society in her hertrmjbfes hertrwbles hertroubles
troubles with the duke who is one of n the themoat tbem themeet
moat m vnoopular men in England He Henot to tonot Isnot
not only at war with his wife but also alsowttfc abIGwitlt alsowIts
wIts his mother the Marchioness s of ofBtandford ofBfo ofBISMfOrd
Btandford MIa father the late duke dnkewhen dukew dukewhen
when w Marquis of Blandford eloped it will willbe willbe willbe
be remembered with Lady Aylesfard AylesfardTh Ayle AyIeafOrdThe font fontMarcbloneg
Th The Marchioness of Btandford secured a adivorce adlwne adivorce
divorce from him Afterward the duke dukewho dukewbo dukewho
who bad meanwhile succeeded to hi hiMarlborough hht hhtMarl1Ioroucb hkMarlborough
Marlborough title married Mrs ra Lily LilyHammeraiey Lilyof LilyHampstiMey
Hammeraiey of New York and died a afew afew afew
few yean later A Afar year or two after afterward afterw afterward ¬
ward w Lily Duchess cf Marlborough uh mar married married marlied ¬
ried Lard William Beresford and at her herweddtef MrtM herwedd
weddtef wedd the present duke escorted her hernn her1k
nn I the Me e of the tb chureh and gave 51 he hehand hehaildla heb
b hand haildla m In marriage marriageThbx JUIIIqeThIa marrialtThis
This naturally deeuly deesiy offended oaf n4f1d > his blsntOihft hismother hismother
mother h a arrnioness s of r Elan ford and andwaa an anwu anwas
was regarded ntect as a shocking ahoe breech of offf ofvM oftaste
vM ff ed taste tasteBarly tAsteBarh tasteIar1y
Barly in the marriage ar e life of the th pres presnt present presnt
ent < nt Duch Duehcee w of C Marlborough Khag Ed Edward Edward Edward ¬
ward the th VII VII then Prince of Wales with withthe witbbe withtbe
the be Princess of Wales arranged arra to make makeMs
f his first visit lsit to Blenheim Castle The Thejjr ThtPrfnI Therratns
jjr PrfnI nirT rratns rn tos 10 wfr Wf 1f > trt mtcnf1ff nh rpn 1tut nit ut two twnweeks twowtekai twowteks
weeks before the date of the visit Mrs Wil William Wil11am VII VIIDam ¬
liam H Vanderoilt graidmutner ldmutber of the thedfcchess th thfhflli thedkhes
dfcchess fhflli died di d It was well known that thatthe thattile thatthe
the young oung duchess 1s > was extremely anxious anxiousto anxIOusto
to have the royal visit postponed as a amark amark ansnrk
mark of respect to her own family Noth Nothing NothID1 Nothlag ¬
lag would have been easier as King Ktn Ed Edward Edward Edward ¬
ward is meet considerate and tactful in insuch InBuch Inb
b such matters matte and would readily have haveagreed baVtted
4 agreed ted to postpone his visit but the duke dukeinsisted dukeltfd dukets1sted
insisted ltfd that the > visit tstt sU should take place placeA placeA place4i
A 4i fortnight fortn bt therefore after her grand grandmothers grandmothra grandmothers ¬
mothers death tho h d dl1 th < w was s forced tr trbegin tfbegin tc tcbegin
begin a round of splendid gaieties in her herown hercwn herown
own house which u wn Yttt plain dab to t alt wh whsaw whJ whJsaw whsew
saw her she did n nit n enjov enjovShe H1joVShe rJovShe
She U 1 very er modest and gentle nt1e in her hermanner belJIli1Dnf1 hermanner
manner and her slight deafness de fnefls gives her hera
a pathetic and an nd appealing air She is much muchlifcod muchl1kld muchlild
lifcod by ull ll who knew her h r and th the genera generaconsensus geiteralCflSeflSUa I Icmstnsul
consensus of opinion n in England EDS Is that thatsiu thatt thatht
siu t le has endured ndur with great t patience very verybad verytad veryhad
bad c erduct rduct > from the > duke dukeHow dukfHow 1ukeHow
How Newport c port Views Scpartion ScpartionNewport Separtlonwport SepartionNcwport
Newport wport R I Oct 27 ZiThe The real trouble troubleivliiih troublelJkh troublevIijc1t
ivliiih lJkh has led to the separation of the
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Duke and Dwcness of Marlborowgh for formerly torn7 formrIy ¬
merly Ceiwnefe Vanderbilt YU t to that t1 the theduke tbruke tbqduke
duke uke wanted tecl a barrel of money on tap far ferhis CorWIt farhis
his WIt all the time This is the opinion opinionof
of Newport residents re who 110 are familiar familiarwith tamtHarWWa familiarwith
with all the details of the ueunhappr unhappy rein reiaUona reJatJona reinLions
Lions existing between bel ween the couple coupleThe coutTbe coupleThe
The marriage itUeme > settlement t of a PININ OMOM In Inconnection Inco1lnectlon Inconnection
connection witu wU the international mar marriage marrtae marzlage ¬
riage is 1 considered to have been ample ampleby ampleby ampleby
by everyone except the duke duk ills con constant constant constant ¬
stant demands for more cash are be believed beUe believed ¬
lieved Ue to have resulted in the separation separationIndividually aeparalioliIndividually PilraUolt PilraUoltIJICIlvidually
Individually society leaders lftt n here are re reticent re retroent retkent ¬
ticent to express an opinion for publica publication publication publk publktion ¬
tion about the Marlborougha affairs affairsAmong aUalnAmong affairsAmong
Among themselves they freely goaaip goaaipabout fOIIIiIIpabout gossipabout
about he quarrel Among such lights as asPrescott asPrOliCOtt asPrescott
Prescott Lawrence I Townsend Burden BurdenEtiaha Burd BurdEllaba BurdenElisha
Etiaha Dyer Jr Harry F SWridge and andformer IMlformer andformer
former Mayor Fritz Garretteon Garret SOft the Marl Marlborough Marlborough arl arlbolO
borough bolO h separation te the latest sensation sensationSympathy lleMatlonSynapatJay sensationSympathy
Sympathy here la all with th the duchess duchessand dueheaand duchessand
and her children If the duke bus haaneglected hWJnelectecl busneglected
neglected the duchess for a protege of ofhfe ofhis i ih
his h wife wife aa has been reported here ft friends friendsof friendsof I IoC
of the duchess say it only illustrates his hiacharacter hischaracter
character
BONIS CASE UP THIS WEEK WEEKConntess WEEKConntcoi WEEKCountess
Countess dc IC Ca Cntenanc t llaacH Divorce Suit Suitto Suitto Suitto
to Ho Tried AVedncsdayl AVedncsdaylParis WeiInsday WeiInsdayParis clln dRY dRYPiut
Piut Paris Oct 27 Lawyers in the case cueO o oGrant of ofCMmt
Grant O Boat de Castettane and the Coon Cownteaa wade Coontoss
toss de Caatellane CUUlIa who was Miss Anna AnnaGould DaGo1IkI AnnaGould
Gould are prepared to plead vbdr case caaeWednesday caeWe4DNdaY caseWednesday
Wednesday We4DNdaY to the action of the countew countewto cous cousto
to divorce tbe count It te understood understoodthat understoodthat OOd OOdthaI
that the lawyers for Count Boat desire desireto de8IIeto
to have the essential facts in the cave cavesuppressed cueu casesuppressed
suppressed u white the Gould family famil are aresaid aresaid aremid
said to favor giving vbac entire publicity In the thematter UtemattB thematter
matter The Castellanes CUtelmne are aid to de detit deme tiebile
tit bile me aa additional inquiry to be beard beardbehind beIdbebtnd heardbehind
behind dosed doers and only the verdict verdictgiven ftIdIetpen verdictghea
given to tbe public publicThe publicTbe publicrho
The lawyers for the countess eoan have pre preBonis prepared propared
pared a atro strong caae case baud upon Count CowttBoDIs CountBouts
Bouts inHdeNty extravagance and in incompetence IaCOIIIpet Incompetence ¬
competence COIIIpet and hope to win a a divorce divorceand rceaDd divorceand
and the custody of the Iae children c for the thecountess thecounte thecountess
countess countessCount countessCount s sCount
Count host does not sees Me at all crest crestfallen erHtfallen ereatfallen ¬
fallen at the approaching trial of the thecase UteC4IIe thecuse
case and goes 0e8 about with a carefree earefr air airThe airlb airThe
The countess has been Riving parties and aDelenttailNaenta andentortaluments amientertainments
entertainments While she avers a recon recoacWaUon reonaciliation reconciliation ¬
ciliation is impossible she does not feel feelany t tIaantoeu feelany
any hardness toward the father of her herchildren bdchikl herchildren
children childrenOLD chikl childrenOLD
chiklOLD
OLD DAYS IN CONGRESS CONGRESSlion
lion Georse Gcor e D Vie iMe of Virginia in inReminiscent InUeminbcent inItcininiscent
Reminiscent Mood MoodIt MonthJt 10011It
It has b been many a day since nce the Wash Washington WuhmltOn Washngton ¬
ington friends of Hon George S S WkK WkKof Wl Wlof WIucof
of Richmond have seen the goodhum goodhumored ocIhUIIIoreet goodhumoreti ¬
ored face of that true Virginia Jrgt gentle gentleman gentleman ¬
man at the National Capital and andconsequently AdODMq1IeOtJr andvoosequentiy
consequently on his arrival at the Metro Metrepotftan MettepoIhan Metropolltan
potftan be was given a a welcome that thatamounted thai thaiamounted
amounted to an ovation o1U Mr Wise repret repretsented repr4nested
nested tell Ills people in Congress es for twelve twelveconsecuUve twelwconsecutive twelveconsecutive
consecutive years and his record was one oneof oneof
of high b h usefulness UHtu1 and cHWency cHWencyIn
In 13 recalling his h life in Waabincton Waabinctondatmg Washlntndating VStoftatlng
dating back to the Fortyeighth Con Congress Coner Congrese ¬
gress Mr Wise narrated nated some interesting Jnteretltl JnteretltlJftIInieeDcn interet1ngreminiscences interestingreminiscences
reminiscences of the House One of the thefunniest tJMItuan thefunnjest
funniest tuan e things that was ever does dur during dtU7IIII durlag
ing my membership said 14 he he Hw was by byHon DrHOlt byHon
Hon Jim Belden of Colorado styled m mthe 1Dthe Inthe
the alliterative way of tbe press the tneredbeaded thereelbeaded theredbeaded
redbeaded rooster reo of the Rockier RockierBeJden Roc RocBekJe1I RockiesBelden
BeJden bad a contest on his hands ad but butafter butafter butafter
after months of delay was Anally given givenhte iveI givenbitt
hte seat > He made a funny talk on being beingsworn ite1nlsworn beingsworn
sworn in and then to show how his heart heartwas heartwas heartwas
was overflowing with benevolence intro introduced introcluced Introduced ¬
duced a resolution to give every surviv surviving survlviD survivlug ¬
lug iD Confederate soldier a pension of 512 512a J Ja 1
a month It is needless to say sa that not
a solitary vote ole from either eit r Republicans Bepubncansor
or Democrats was cast for the resolu resolution re reeoliflea ohltJon ¬
flea tJon which la no degree abashed Belden BeldenA
A lot of us old Confeds applauded the theproposition thepropollltton theprotloa
proposition in our hearts but we coull coullnot coll collDOt coulInot
not fo o on record in its favor favorOf favorOC favorof
Of all the funny speeches speec I ever heard heardin beardla heardin
in Congress tonsre one which hlch MaJ aJ Martin artin sur surnamed SUfamecl surnamed
named Old Howdy a Texas member de delivered de deDwed doIlvered ¬
livered took first ftr t premium The old oldmajor oldmajor oldmajor
major who was an original and some somewhat somewhat somewhat ¬
what eccentric character had gained con considerable consklerabl conaldorable ¬
siderable notoriety by blowing out th thgas the theps thegas
gas in his chamber at the oklWHIard oklWHIardHotel old Willard WillardHotel WillardHotel
Hotel the night of his first appearance appearancein
in U Washington Luckily he was discov discovered dlscoerecl dlecovereti ¬
ered in time tq t obviate his premature de demtee de deml dcmine
mine mteeThe e eThe The Mills 11111 bill was under discussion in inthe Inthe Inthe
the House and night meetings were being beingheld beingkI beingheld
held kI to give everybody a chance to talk talkThe talkl1M talkThe
The night nl Jtt the Texan was to speak saw sawan sawan sawan
an enormous crowd in the galleries for forthe torthe or orthe
the news that he would declaim had been beenwidely beenwidely beenwidely
widely circulated The speaker after in inveighing InrghJng inveighing ¬
veighing rghJng against our taxation system gen generafty generaIb gasemily
emily drew ar a pathetic picture of a poor poorfarmer poorfanner poorfarmer
farmer who had bought his home on oncredit oncredit oned1t
credit ed1t and finding himself unable to pay paywaa ptlYwa paywas
was wa being beln sold out by the sheriff The Theauctioneer TheavctloReer Theauctioneer
auctioneer was crying the effects at pub public public publie ¬
lic sale saJe and one by one the articles were wereknocked wereknoekM wereknocked
knocked down dnwnborseg horses wagons cows cowspigs eGtSpies cowspigs
pigs and finally when everything else elsewas el elwu elsewas
was gone there was a put up a coop full of ofchickens ofchickens ofchickens
chickens These the good wife had ha raised raJsedand raisedand j jand
and tended with 1th special p lal care eare and to sea seathem file filetMm ea eathent
them sold Mkl1U1ea filled her cup of misery to over Oferowinb overflowing j
flowing Overcome with grief the miser miserable mlserble miserkble
able ble woman approached her husband and andssid andsaid andsaid
said ssidJohn
4 John in the name of the merciful mercifulCreator rnerclCulOrtor mercifulOreator
Creator what te the cause of o all oiir o our r mis misfortunes misfounesT ¬
fortunes fortunesDo fortunesTDo
Do you 3 u ask me the causer cause answered answeredher MSweredber answeredher
her spouse and here here tho gallant major majordrew majordrew majordrew
drew himself up to his full height and andpitched andpitched
pitched his voice in a key that spilt the theatmosphere theatmosphere
atmosphere atmo Ier8 I will 111 toll you Ou the cause In Inone Inone n
one word wife wifeIt It is the th tariff tariffFrom tarlftI tadffnight
night nightFrtu I bt btFf
From Le Use UseLttOe U UJAtOe itieLithe
Lithe boy boyAre Ar r not ail the words used usedto uHdto usedto
to be found in the dictionary papa papaNo papaNo
No my child new words are coined coinedevery coinedevery coinedevery
every day dayAnd dayAnd dayAnd
And what is the last word papa papaI 1 1I
I dont know dear Ask your mother mothershe mothersh mothershe
she sh always has th the last word wordI
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DENVER BRINGS BACK SICK SICKCruiser SICKCrlJ1cr SICKCruicer
Cruiser Has Un Aboard h nrll 150 Soldlcrw nut nmlInrliicN nutJlurJncH andMarines
Marines Taken 111 in Cuba CubaSpecial CulmSpedal CubaSsi
Special to The WMhioRton Wa ItcnU ItcnUNewport UenJdNewport 1tkiNewport
Newport News Va Oct 27 7lhe 7Th The United UnitedStates UJ UJStates LIIIWtiStates
States cruiser cr Denver arrived in Hampton HamptonRoads hamptonRoads ft ftRoadS
Roads this afternoon at 5 oclock from fromHavana fromHanaa rota rotaHavana
Havana Cuba Cub bringing 150 sick alekad soldiers soknenand soldiersand
and marine marlnefl who will be transferred to tothe tothe tothe
the hospital bo at Fort Monroe 11011 and the theNaval tileXaval theNaval
Naval Hospital at Norfolk NorfolkTt NorfolkTile NorfolkThe
Tt Tile men were attached to tbe various variouscommanda varto vartocomman4a variouscoinnands
commanda hi Cuba and war a snips thathave thathave that thathave
have been stationed in Cuban waters tere The Thetransfer Thetraa8fer Thetransfer
transfer probably will take place tomor tomorrow toMOtrow touserrow ¬
row rowThe The Denver was one of the Ant rvt war warships warshJ warships
ships shJ ordered to t Cobs to took after in interests Jute IntereSts ¬
terests te of the tile United ct d States Stat during toe toerevolution tilernolutlon therevolution
revolution revolutionAfter rnolutlonAfter revolutionJ1itsr
After passing Federal 1 ouerantlne raaUM the theDenver tbeDen theDenver
Denver Den proceeded to the navy YI yard to tetransfer totrauler totransfer
transfer the sick soldiers to UK Naval NavalHospital NavalHo NavalHOaLL
Hospital HospitalMINNESOTAVBACK Ho HOaLLMINNESOTAEACK pItaL
pItaLMINNESOTABACK
MINNESOTAVBACK AT YARDS YARDSXciv YARDSS
Xciv S cw Battle Sl Stliit Itli ll Hcturns from Hcrj Hcrj3IaIti Her HerIln liceMain
Main Trial Cruise Crnlpc5tpeeW Cruiseto j jSpoetal
Spoetal to TIle Tb Wahn h afa toa lienkL lienkLNewport u uNewport 1LSn1 1LSn1Newport
Newport News N Va Ya Oct Det ST 1Tbe The newj newjbattle new newbattle newbattle
battle ship Minnesota I returned retu to the tbeyard tIaeUd theyard
yard of the builders today from the mam mamtrial main mamtJIaI maintrial
trial course on the fourhour endurance endurancetrial It4I It4Itrial endurancetrial
trial down WB the coast The TIMItnne ota > otavektped de developed do doveloped ¬
veloped an average speed of nearly MartyteeD nine nineteen nineteen ¬
teen knots an bear The naval engineer engineering ea5lMerIDe engineerlug ¬
lug board left tonight for Washington WashingtonXewnort W WXeWlsort WashingtonNewltort
Xewnort Sewn Bid Die Loucat LoucatBids IJowwctBWa bowwttBids
Bids were we opened yesterday at the R Reye Reyen Re1resuecutter ve venutentter
nutentter n Qtter Service headquarters for the theoverhauling theoverhauling
overhauling 4 and rawodellng I of tbe Brae Braetice e ettce rac ractice
tice ship Itaaca formerly the gunboat gunboatBancroft PDbaatI gunboatflazcroft
I Bancroft It Itf0ua4 was found the lowest Jcno offer offerwaa oaerwu otterwan
wan made mad by tile t2se Newport News ews Ship Shipbuilding Ship1MI Shipbuilding ¬
building 1MI and Drjr Di Dock Company its itsestimate Itsestimate W Wte
estimate te being 7m It te expected that thatthat thatthat thatthat
that concern win get Ute tis contract eotItraet which whichprovides widellproorWa whichprovides
provides the ship hIp must oat be ready r for the theute 11Mue theuse
ute of the cadets of the revenue service serviceschool RrtIee5iCMGi serviceschool
school M t Baltimore by the early part of ofnext etDeXt ofnext
next summer when the annual unuall cruise Is Isbegun isbegun
l begun beULXcw
Xew ew Revenue Cutter Cut ter Ofllccra OfllccraFive omccrltft 0fllccrsFive
Five cadets who have finished the two twoand twoaaad twoanti
and a half years course oue5 at the revenue revenueservice revenueservice be beIce
service school at Baltimore will 111 be com commiasioiied eoataed cammissioned
miasioiied aed in a few days as third Henten Hentenams UeuteaAHUt ileuteeants
ants They are Lloyd T Chalker of Con Connectieut eonneeUeut Conneetleut
nectieut Edward D Jones of Virginia VirginiaStanley vtl1bdaSUualey VirginiaStanley
Stanley V Parker of Ohio Rus RuseIt t R RWaescbe R RWae8 ItWaeache
Waescbe Wae8 of Maryland and Joseph T TDrake TDrake TDrake
Drake of New York They have been beenassigned be bea8 beenassigned
assigned to duty at respectively on the theWmona tileWhtona theWhona
Wmona eaIIDOIe ominoie Mohawk Gresnam Gresnamand CJneIMtJIaaad Oreehamand
and Onondaga OnondagaAssigned OAOlthpAHsIgncII Onnd OnndAssigneil
Assigned to Duty Dnt Here HereLieut HcreLIeut HereUeut
Lieut L 1 C Covell of the Revenueeut Revenueeutter
ter Service and a resident of Washing Washington 1 1toR
ton toR has taken up the special dnties to towhich toIdeh towhich
which Ideh be was recently assigned gRe41 in toe toeheadquarters t1Mrterw theIsepdquartre
headquarters rterw of the service in tbe Treas Treasury TrlUI7 TrearneI ¬
ury building but For four years Lieut Covell Covellhas Coenhu Covellhas
has been on duty t7 around Hawaii Alaska Alaskaand AJukaM Alaakad
and other Partnc points pointsARMY OlntsARMY pointsARMY
ARMY ORDERS ORDERSLenwefi ORDERSIcac ORDERSLeaves
Leaves of Absence AlixcnceThe A1ucenceThe AbsenceThe
The leave of absence Sruted granted Pirft PirftLieut FtrttLleut FtrtLient
Lieut Joseph W Beacbam Jr jtCorps Signal SignalCorps SignalCorps
Corps Is extended xfended one month monthLeave monthLeave monthLeave
Leave of absence for two months te tegranted faSnLated Isgranted
granted Capt Wilson T Davidson assist assistant 1stant assistant ¬
ant surgeon surgeonLeave 8U surgeonLeave eon eonLeave
Leave of absence for two days Is grant granted tr tated granted ¬
ed MaJ John Anderson A der n United States Statesarmy Statesarmy Statesarmy
army retired recruiting officer officerLeave omcruave officerLeave
Leave of absence ab fter three days dtr Is Isgranted 15rantecl Isgranted
granted rantecl Second Lieut Jamas Jam G Mcllroy McllroyNinth ilcJke7Sinth MchlroyNinth
Ninth Infantry
The leave of absence granted First FirstLieut FIratUeut FirsttArot
tArot Fred W Palmer assistant A see snrgeon seegeon r rgeon <
geon in Special Orders No SW October October9lfM OctoberIbiS
9lfM 1 IbiS War Department te extended extenQecI1S ten tendays tendais
days 1S
Special Order OrderA OrdcrJlA
A board of officers rs to consist of MaJ MaJWilliam Wa WaVSntam MajVIllIam
William C Borden surgeon 80n MaJ Charles CharlesP
p P Mason surgeon MaJ Charles Lynch LynchI18On Lynchsurgeon i isurgeon
surgeon I18On General Staff is appointed to tomeet tomeet tomeet
meet at tbe call of the president thereof thereofat i iat
at the Army Medical edl l Museum Building BuildingWashington nulin nulinWuhirqrton BuildingWashington
Washington District of Columbia fvr fvrexamination rrexamlnatJon Ut Utexamination
examination of such officers of the Med Medical Mec1ieal Mcdical ¬
ical Department partment aa may be ordered be before bo botore before ¬
fore it to determine their Illness tness for or pro promotion promodon promotion ¬
motion or advancement The Th Junior JUl or offi officer o oiL oiLocr ft ftcer ¬
cer will act as recorder and the profes professional proes proesAioftal profeenionsi ¬
sional examinations will be conducted conductedunder conduct conductuDder conductedunder
under such uch instructions 8 as the board may mayreceive Jna Jnareceive mayreceive
receive from the Surgeon General of the theArmy theAnn theAnny
Army Ann through whom the record of the theproceedings theprnceedngf5 theproceedIngs
proceedings should be forwarded to the theMilitary tileMilttarJ theMilitary
Military Secretary of the Army ArmyCapt ArmyCaPt ArmyCapt
Capt William F Lewis assistant sue surgeon autgoon suegoon ¬
goon will report in person to Maj M j Wil William WI11am VII VIIUam ¬
liam C Borden surgeon president of the theexamining theexamlftlng theexamining
examining board at the Army Medical MedicalMuseum 1IedlO81Iuseum MedicalMusosm
Museum Building Buildln Washington Washin ton District Districtof DIstt1ctof Districtof
of Columbia at such time as lie may be berequired berequlrecl berequired
required by the board bo for examination to todetermine todetetmlne todetermine
determine his fitness for proomtion proomtionFirst proomtlonFirst proomtionFirst
First Lleut Wlllljun P Platt Artillery
Corps is relieved as recorder of the ex examining eCamlnl oxamluing ¬
amining amlnl board at Fort Monroe Vu and andthe ndtho andthe
the Junior member of the board other otherthan otherthan otherthan
than a medical medical ofllieer will set as u record recorder ¬
er erFirst crFtr
First Ftr t Lieut Clinton C Fleet Float Second In Infantry InantrJ Infantry ¬
fantry antrJ National Guard of Warhlnton Warhlntonis Wft htnlfton
is authorized authortz by the President Prosldontto to attend attendand attendand attendand
and pursue a course of instruction at ft t the thegarrison thegarrliOD thegarrison
garrison school Vancouver BnrracKs BnrracKsWashington HtuntCiWashlnton BarrzteaWashington
Washington WashingtonBy
By direction of the President in eon conformity eonformat eonforinity ¬
formity format with the requirements of para paragraph pamgraph pantgraph ¬
graph 40 of the regulations the follow following foUowing followlag ¬
ing named officers are relieved from duty dutyas dUl3as dutyas
as assistant chiefs of tho tli Philippine Con Constabulary ConstabultLry Constabulary ¬
stabulary and will m proceed to Join their theirrespective theirreJJpeetive theirrespective
respective regiments Cnpt William WilliamScott WUUams WUUamsSeotl S SScott
Scott Seotl First Cavalry avaIry Cnp David J Bak Baker Baker l3akor ¬
er Jr Twentysixth Infantry InC8nt The trav travol ienvol
ol directed Is necessary noo gSilry in the military militaryservice ml1lttr ml1lttrsorvlce militaryservice
service serviceCkpt sorvlceCtpt serviceCpt
Ckpt William a C Rivers First Gavnlry
is detailed for service as assistant chief chiefof chiefof chiefof
of the Philippine Constabulary ConstabularyMaJ Con Conshtfiu1aryMaj t Qular
MaJ laJ Henry C Newcomar NewcomOr Corps of En Engineers Engineers Engineers ¬
I gineers at such time as he imy be beIn beInNashville in inNashville InN
Nashville N shvi1l Tenn will proceed to the
Nashville aahiIle e National Cemetery Madison MadisonTenn N NTen MadisonTents
Tents Ten for the th purpose of f inspecting cer certain certal certalc ¬
talc tal unserviceable property 7 at thai place placeNAVY pJaceNAVY placeNAVY
NAVY ORDERS ORDERSBear ORDERSBear ORDERSBear
Bear Admiral F W Dickens D1cJu0n8placed retired retiredplaced retiredplaced
placed co the retired list of olBcers of the thenavy I Inavy
navy from November M IMS 01 te accord accordance aaooaDC8 anoordnoes
ance with the provisions of section 1444 1444of 1444or 1414of
of the Revised Statutes StatutesCommander StatuteSctOllUDaader StatutesCommander
Commander J F Parker detached duty dotym clotyID dutyIn
m ID command of Lawton to command Buf Buffalo ButtaJo Bufft ¬
falo ft
faloLieut
Lieut Commander R R IL L Leigh de detached de detached dota ¬
tached ta bed Minneapolis when placed out of ofcommteion ofceamatIoD ofconualelon
commteion to home bom and wait orders ordersLieut nteraUeut ordersLisut
Lieut Commander n W V Pratt de detached de detaebed 4 4tached ¬
tached Newark when ntaced eat of com commission eoaIJAInIoa camminion ¬
mission to the U S S Na Naval al Academy An Annapolis Aa Aanapolle Anna ¬
napolis na Md MdLieut XciLInt MdIJsnL
LInt Commander r J C C Leonard rd de detached de deMJIed doinched ¬
inched Lawton Lawt n i to BtrtCato uain 10 10oIker M executive executiveaJRcer exeostissodicer
aJRcer odicerLIeut aJRcerLieut
oIkerLhpIts
Lieut LhpIts S W Bryant detached Lawtoo Lawtooto
to BuXalo as navigating ofileer ofileerLieut olIGerLleut ojiloerLleuL
Lieut F McCommbn > n detached Minne Minneapolis ileneapoils teae teaeapo ¬
apolis apo when Maced out of eammissiftn IIIIK to tohome tob6me tohome
home and wait orders ordersLieut ordHaLleat ordersLiout
Lieut A G Howe detached Minneapo J118ItapoIta Minneaphi Minneapolis ¬
lis when placed out of commission to tohome tobome toborne
home and wait orders ordersLieut ordenLleut ordersLAeuL
Lieut D 1 E E Theleen The detached Minneap Minneapolis XJn XJnoIJ8 Minnespohs ¬
olis when placed out of commission to tohome tob tone
home ne and wait order orderLieut ordenUeut ordersLient
Lieut 11 C Kalbfns detached Newark Newarkwhen Newarkeed Newarkwbei
when placed eed cut of commission to Cam Camwen CamN Camden
wen den N J for duty in connection with the thefitting tbeItdns thetting
fitting tting cut 1It of Kansas X and for duty dutyeetUor as assenior assenior
senior engineer e officer on board that von vessel YWI vonset ¬
set I when commissioned commissionedLieut eommlaloaedLIevt coinmlsalcusedUeut
Lieut G S Lincoln detached Newark Newarkwhen Newarkwn Xewarkwhen
when placed out of commission to the theU tbeU theL
U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md MdLieut Metut MdUSVL
Lieut W K Riddle detached Newark Newarkwhen Newukwhea Newarkwhen
when placed out of commission to the theU UteC theU
U S S Naval Academy AnuapoHs M4 M4Lieut ILLlellt MdLient
Lieut W N Jcffers J detached Newark Newarkwhen Newarkwhen
when eD placed out of commteion to the theU theIL
U IL S S Naval Academy Annapolis Md MdLieut MdUcut
Lieut A A A Pratt discharged treatment treatmentNaval UtabDentNawa treatmentNaval
Naval Hospital Boston BoM Mass to Des DesMotaes Do DoMoines
Moines aa executive oaBcer salting aaWn from fromNew f1VIIINew rum rumNen
New York N Y November I a 1JW IELIe lIt lIt1Ieut 1JWLieut
Lieut LIe F E J Ridswly detached Des DesMotaes DMXoae DesMoines
Moines to home and wait waltAt oruew oruewAaat erdroAsat
Aaat Engineer K E E Carney CalDeYiiftaI retired retiredt retiredte
te t dfeval Station Ifew fw OffeMkc Ot I IKnalgu tL tLJI La LaZnelgu
Knalgu F H Sadler detached Newark Newarkwhen Newarkwhen ewark ewarkw1ten
when placed out of commteeton to the thenavy UNIlAVY thenavy
navy yard Norfolk Va Va duty with Itb tar torpedo terpedo taritdo ¬
pedo boto in reserve reserveEnsign reKrnEDaIp reserveEnsign
Ensign A A T Brlsbio detached ctet Newark Newarkwhen NeWarkwbeD Necarkwhen
when placed out of commission eop to the thenavy UteDaY thenavy
navy yard Norfolk Va duty flat flatdo with inept torpedo ineptdo ¬
do boats in reserve reserveMidshipman ftIIeIVeMWIIhtpnaan reserveMIdehIpiRan
Midshipman A Sharp Jr detached Min Minneapolis MIllHeape Mm Mmseapelts ¬
neapolis Heape when placed out st of ffftsiinHsslon ffftsiinHsslonto mf II
to Connecticut ConnecticutMWahfpman CnaeedeutlUd8h1pnan ConnecticuLMidshipman
Midshipman L 1 I X AtWna At detached detachedMinneapolis tIetIIcbecIJ detachedMinneapolIs
Minneapolis J when planed out 9t Italon ofsion commto commtosion
sion to Oonneeticttt OonneetictttMidshipman CoImeetleetC ConnecticutIdhIpman
Midshipman C H Shaw w detached Min Minneapolis UnJIMDOIia Mbneapolis ¬
neapolis when aiaced Iaced cwl out of t commission commissionto COlI f fto
to St Louts LoutsMedical Lou LouMedical LoutMedical
Medical Inspector l J C Caoaed Byrne corned commissioned cornedaloned ¬
sioned a medical inspector m lit the navy navyfrom navyfrom Y YfNIII
from October er 7 UK UKSurgeon JINS1Ir uNSurpeon
Surgeon eon H B Fttta detached Lawton Lawtonto
to Buffalo BuffaloChief BwraloChIef ButaIoChief
Chief Boatswain n A Whinfcey attached attachedMsftnaawona t1etacbedMia detachedMiaDeiO1Is
Msftnaawona Mia when planed out of of1Ioe commis commission commissib ¬
sion sib of t Kentucky KentuckyBoatswain KentuckyBaI KentuckyBeatawain
Boatswain W A MncdonsM detached detachedMinneapolis detaeMdMllIDMJIOlIs detachedMhUiIOpOII
Minneapolis when i taced out of ofsloB oommU oommUsfou coenalssiou
sloB to home and wait waltDoaawaiII orders ordersBoatswain ordersBoatswain
Boatswain L 1 I McNally c warranted Vta1lt4tboaL8waJn a aboatswain aboatswain
boatswain la the U S So Navy from f Feb February leItI8U7 eb ebmary ¬
mary 4 1MB 1MBChief UCIGClaJef li liChief
Chief Gunner R K Stmonson at detached detachedLawton tletaeHdIAwtoIIi detachedLwton
Lawton to Buffalo BuffaloGunner B BGunner BuftIeGunner
Gunner P Donnelty deteched d4 d4apo WhwHS WhwHSapoHs hthteeapolis
apoHs apo when placed 1JIac out of eommhnonf to tohome tonome tohome
home and wait orders ordersCarpenter ordenCarpenter ordersOarpenter
Carpenter S Ftoathe detached Lawton Lawtonto
to Buffalo BuffaloCarpenter aIoCarpenter BuaIoCarpenter
Carpenter C E E Richaru RIchardItatit M detached detaebotlMiuneapoihi deliedMlwae8poIt detachedMlnnetpoils
Miuneapoihi when placed laced out of commis commission co coston couuuWclan ¬
clan to home honi and wait orders ordersWarrant orGersWamuat ordersWarrant
Warrant Machinist J E If Cleary detach detached deLAdteel detached ¬
ed Missouri urt to home and walt orders ordersWarrant ordenWarrant ordersWarrant
Warrant Machinist J E E VenaWe enable de de ¬
tached 1Md Lftwton to BujCato as nsuseor emor engi engineer esgiacer 81 81neer ¬
neer officer officerWarrant otlkerWI1aAt oSleerWarrant
Warrant Machinist B 1 C Steele U S SN So SoN SN
N died at the CHy Ck and County Couat Hospital HospitalSan HospitalSan haI haISa
Sa San Francisco JI Cat September IS 11AaIi UK UKAssist INSAmist
Assist Engineer B H Warren retired retireddied retireddied red reddied
died at New York N Y October 38 8 5 UBS UBSAVA1 JaVAl 110 110NuVA1i
NuVA1i AVA1 + VAl VUSSBL MOVK31BNTS MOVK31BNTSArrivsd JIOV MO VEMINTS VEMINTSArrived JIR TS TSArrtf8d
Arrived Hannibal at Norfolk from fromLambert fromTAmbert fromTAmbeTt
Lambert Point l nt Marietta at Sancia SanciaPaducaJa Stenches SuncbscPaducah StenchesPaducteb
Paducah at Sanchea Don Juan de Austria Ant AU8tria Anttria ¬
tria tria at Sanchez Leonidns at Key Ite West WestAlexander WestAlexander t tA
Alexander A at CavHe Newark at Totop TotopkmsviUe T Tompkhtsville I8P I8PktuYtlle
kmsviUe kmsviUeSailed ktuYtlleSaIled khtsvillelkd
Sailed lkd Dixie from San n Juan JD for Mont MonteCriati MontCrteti Ioate IoateCrI8ti
Crteti via Culebra Columbia eot from New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York for Havana Mohawk from Nor Norfolk N NOrColic r rCelt ¬
folk Celt for Annapolis Kentucky 1tCea ue1t7 from Pro Provtncetown ProvtDcetcnm Provkicetown
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Lasilce c Cern u4 d pIrt tile lb IIIdI 01 e eA D DA
A Wooden oollcn Blanket BlanketFHm Dlankettie Blanketitem
item tb tie s MiniiiliUli r 1IbnFMA 1 till tilleo llanaaa llanaaaA
eo A wooden blanket said the globe JIobetrott globetottr globeUtter
Utter < What 60 o you think if itr itrIts It ItIt ItIts
Its It all HchL HchLTbe rlshtThe 1gltLThe
The blanket ate feel long and Hire wide widewas wWewas widewas
was creamcolored warm war and passably passablysoft wIIOttlNtft pssablytsft
soft IIOttlNtft tsft soft enough to b N rotted Into to a abundle a1MuacIIe abundle
bundle without hurt hurtIt hurtll hurtit
It cornea ehineit m lit good these cool fall rnD15hur fallnighti fallnights
nights said Its It owner Its warm wann but butnot butBot butnet
not so uncomfortably warm as a blanket blanketof blaaketof blanketof
of wooL I got ot it m IR Kcuador KcuadorIt
It is made by b the Ecuador cador Indian Indianfrom I Irom Indiansfrom
from rom the bark of the demajagua dHaaJa tree treeThey UeeTbey treeThey
They cut from tile trunk a blanketsized blanketsizedsection blanitetsizedsection Ja ftII ftIIseetloD
section of the peculiarly soft 110ft thick bark barkThey bark barkTIM barkThey
They TIM dampen and beat this tin tbe Hex Hexbttity ded dedblilty
bttity 1 Is much JD b increased then they neef neefoff pelOtt
off tne th ro rough gray exterior exteriori exteriorVbaL extetlorWhat
i What is left is 1 a blanket I Hk like this Uataa one onea cii ciison
a a soft light fairly warm blanket blankettile just justthe jestthe
the thing for between season seasonCorporatioiiK 8eUOD1ICorlwrntloll seasonsCorporations
Corporations Must mct Obey Obe Law LnvrVnm Lnwp LawIrm
Vnm p the Itkhmood Jt JtNo TbBwDbv IamDhish IamDhishNo tdi tdiKo
No fairmbided man wants to oppress oppresstbe opprNfottile uppresezthe
tile corporations drive them out of bus busness buatue bustness
ness or Interfere with any of their theirlegitimate theftIesklJnate theirlegitimate
legitimate rights lata But the public hay havdetermined bSVfcetenamell haydetermined
determined that they shall obey the laws tewsand 11 11aDd lawsanti
and It they fail to do so they will be bepunished bepuolsbec1 bepunished
punished Nor will the public be sjtis sjtisfted sitislied Ju Juled
led in merely imposing Impo iag fines if the law lawis 1a lawIs w wnot
is not obeyed the ofncers will be held to topersonal topersonal topersonal
personal account and by and by some someof someor acmeof
of them will find themselves in prison
WOMAN AND HER WAYS WAYSTMs
This is the season when hen men are a deal more sensible than women for they theydress tbe7rea theydress
dress rea according ae 1n to the weather Summer 5um r ciotbig cl th from headwear to shoes has hasbeen hasbeen
1 been laid aside uid by the dictate of a species of etiquette Uqu tte which Is generally obeyed obeyedwith oftYMwit obeyedwith
with wit mmtascultne fidelity and mOIl who are wearing eariag familiar clothing perhaps per are aregiving arevt aregiving
giving vt it a a smart appearance by a new hat and fresh shoes eho s and are bugging buggingthemselves Jausst JaussttheJDlelvea huggingthemselves
themselves in the comfort of mediumweight medhmwel t underwear un erweRr and top coats coatsa coatsLook I Ia
a a aLook S SLook
Look at the women about you youmost oum08t most of thfm t1al thi ar are trying trjn to maktt ka summer mer and andspring aadl8IHiu antiopting
spring clothing stretch retch over the period Uetwearj ljutwC W this thband Wd and oeM weatner sther Summer Summerhats Stlmmerbats Summerhats
hats are as common eoatlllOA as winter otws and aaatnisr HdMary and shoes are the rule ruleand rulaM ruleand
and not the exception exed Dft Only fashionable fa bionaIC vftwtf W V Ift Jl iranllze rOItllZ the value Val1I e of a a fre fresh t fall fallcoatume fUothers all allcoetumethe
coatume coetumethe the others are passing through an lu asti 1S1if fr shabby bby period which no later laterxmartness latermtartJaea laterxmartnese
xmartness can make up to them UaeaLSo themSo
UaeaLi themS
S i i i iSo
So much for outside clothing Probably Pmb ly > tner tIscre ft has been b no change cM se in the thecharacter theclsararter thecharacter
character of their underwear since May Iay or orT1 June They are rw POSitiVely p lacking in insuitable inI1IItalJle Insuitable
suitable body covering coverln and only on good luck keep them out or tile ranks or orIllness orlllaeII orIllness
Illness Coughs and colds have hav clutched ed many of them with a A grip that might mightbold mightbold t tbold
bold till warm weather and all because of the way in which they are dressed dressedV dressedChanges dreNe61Cha1ll
V S SChanges
Changes Cha1ll In season n must be sensibly en met if there Is to be that degree c1 of com comfort eomfort cornfort ¬
fort fort which makes existence lee pleasant Warm underwear un lerwear is more important than a anew anow anew
new frock nnd hat and homes reasonably heated rank with it It But if by saul sacrificing saulflelns ssceIIcing ¬
Icing a gown own or two in midwinter or summer a a woman can avow a shabby 1 1Nn sea seaSon a ason
son she h is foolish fooll b to take any other course 0 After Aft J all appearances Ip count for formuch formuch formuch
much and we ye cannot afford to forget it itStanding it itS
4 4SLaracUac S S SStanding
Standing about on street corner e rnerw Is an easy method of catching coW I knew knewof kno knoof knowof
of course that we have to take cars cnr where there is no shelter but we need not notfitfind riOttlttWCl notisland
island still We Ve can walk about and keep the blood coursing so rut that con congestion conmlon contreetion ¬
gestion mlon is not possible Certainly there Is l no o necessity for street chats chats to which whichour whichour whichour
our sex is addicted te there W We Ye can avoid that cause callifor caua oC illness Men are not notallowed DOttallo1CI notallowed
allowed to block b k up the sidewalks while exchanging conlklences conOO but the law bas haanot basnet hasnet
net got after feminine offenders of that kind yet yetThe yetThe yetS
S S S SThe
The first symptoms of a cold should bo headed There are hot h t drinks to be betaken betsken betaken
taken at bedtime harmless epotigh but mighty ntIght ngsinet such eb disorders There te teone saCne Isbile
one bile very eldfashioned one on called composition tan that starts the pe perspiration Rtl1ltlon Rtl1ltlonsoon so sosoon sosoon
soon that it should not be taken till Ul till 51 t patiwft pft nt is nicely settled in bed Hot Hotlemonade Hotletnonadt Hotlernonaik
lemonade is more palatable palutablebut but generally g nerally efficacious and hot capsicum c p kUDl tea is a afavorite afavorite afavorite
favorite vith several members of my family familyAll mmUfAU familyS
S 5 5 5All
All these remedies do th their fr ir beat oply when taken in time tlm A cold wellseated wellseatedis weU eated eatedi6
is an anobPt1nate obstinate passenger ger and amla a costly one on sometimes Those e who bathe daily dailyunder dallyunder dailyunder
under proper pro r eondittoss f are less liable to small ailments alllD nts than those whose pores poresare porelare poresare
are not kept open and at work and they are the only ones who can snap their theirflngers theirfingers theirfingers
fingers at cold teems and thin clothing who can take risks without suffering sutrerin the theconsequences thecunsequ theconsequeners
consequences cunsequ nc It is needless to say that thu number Is comparatively small smallBETTY smallBETTY smallBETTY
BETTY BRADBBN BRD5BNi
i
4
TRIBUTE FROM THE SOUTH SOUTHJohn SOUTHJohn
John Temple Craven Touched l 1Prellhlent by byPresidents > jr jrPrcHldentM
Presidents Chivalric Sentiment SentimentVtaa SentlnlentlINa Sent intent intentitem
item tile Atlanta U Gtaiska GtaiskaHow O GomisaHow ka kaH01
How swiftly Utb and yet how softly the theasperities theuperltJes theasperities
asperities of r politics and the impulsive ImpaWveexpressions bllp impulsiveexpressions lalve lalveeJMIlaas
expressions of youthful prejiMlice are areradioed areIIOdIAecl areIded
IIOdIAecl radioed Ided in the lapse of years or melted meltednally melteduaUy cited citedInaUy
InaUy nally in tile little acts of kindness kindnesswhich ktndneswhich kindnesswhich
which always move the world worldThere worldTllere worldThere
There is no rank or station that kind kindness kfndII kindnum ¬
ness II does not touch and no bosom hew hewever bo boeY hOweet
ever tilled with mighty mJ latY cares that does doesnot doeanot doesnot
not answer wer back swiftly reciprocal to the thesuggestion theseation thesuggestion
suggestion seation of a magnanimous and friend friendly friendly ¬
ly 1 spirit spiritAnd spiritAnd plr1t plr1tADd
And the people peopleGod Qod blew them tbemleve tbemleveand love loveand I ve veaJlcl
and applaud the U little things that breathe breatheof
of grace and graciousness gra 1owmeas and greatness greatnessand gTtltnessand greatnesssad
and a noble e mind m Ja one man or in many manymen IJUUIYTbe manymen
men The world oves a generous deed deedand deeda deedand
and the doer ot it itHere itHffte itHere
Here are three incidents that will please pleasethte p1e88tIU pleasethin
thin liner spirit 1I1t of the times timesW tI tIW timel
W l N Mitchell a a Virginian and presi president JHesldent president ¬
dent of the Georgia commission comml lon for or the tbeJamestown theJmeItown theJamestown
Jamestown Exposition conceived in his hisehlvalrfe hiscb1va1rJe hisehivairle
ehlvalrfe mind that Georgia would do a ahandsome aulHl ahandsome
handsome ulHl ome and a proper thing thln by ehoos ehoost ehoosfor ehoosleg
leg t for the Georgia house at James Jamestown JalM1StoWlt Jamestown ¬
town that old historic b mansion at Roe Hoswetl RoewelL Roewell
welL in which was 1 born and married marriedthe marriedthe
the mother of the President of the United UnitedStates UnltooStU UnItedStstes
States StU who at this time and perhaps perhapsfor perhapsH perhapsfin
for ntl a H time will be reckoned the most mostilraetrtotte mostilluattlotis
ilraetrtotte grandson IIdaIon of the Commonwealth Commonwealthut
ut vtf i uJ loe ue suggestion Ih 1OII too took Insum Insumroot 1nDroot Inanroot
root in enthusiastic soil o4l for while wlethere wlethere1ere there therewere therewere
were many It men in Georgia who Iao took tookissue tookwltla tookIssue
issue with some views of our groat 13fGc1tPnaldent groatPresident
President there were none who cues
tioned his fearless fear public honesty and andthere andtM andtiter
there tM titer were many who followed fOUo in the thefaith thefaith thefaith
faith of his recent public policies pettet and andother andCMober andother
other thousands s of us men and woman womanwho womfUtwb womanwh
wb who and nd it easy eM to forget OC1 et the strenuous strenuousPresident strenuous strenuousPrellWeDt strenuousPresident
President in tbe chivalric and tender tendergentleman tendersentlemaa tendergentleman
gentleman who he centered his visit Jalt to torfla toCIa toorgIa
orgIa < > CIa mronnd an act of knightly an annoble anDObie annoble
noble reverence to the gentlewoman gentlewomaniw
S u < iw i gave uun birth If all tbe world wondloves worldktYeM wendloves
loves a lover it loves Joy that lover not the theless theheft thele
less le when heft his mother other is the object of ofbis ofbaa ofhi
baa hi tenderness and we in Georgia more morefortunate Jn merefortusat re refodt
fortunate than e ser r fallows teUap have seen seenm seenIa seenla
m TWeodocft Roosevelt Roo ewlt the Moving and andloyal aDdIota and1o7a1
loyal 1 son SOD where others have welcomed welcomedonly welcomesonly 1 1ODlJ
only the statesman and the PresidentAnd President PresklentADd PresidentAnd
And 50 tbe thought was gallant nt and andnlial andJIUa1 andelmal
nlial that conceived d the idea of touch touchtag touehtbe ouchleg
tag tbe tenderest side of the great greatnature mans mansnature mansBature
nature by tills Joint tribute to h lIs lIsIIIftftoes hsM0et > s smother
mother M0et and himself himselfCM blmeeUad himselfld
CM It reach the Presidents apprecia appreciation appredatJea appreclatile ¬
tile Instantly Ia No man ever yet failed failedto failedto failedto
to reach Theodore Rooevelt who touch touched touched touched ¬
ed that tenderer and nobler side of hint hintOn hllllOn hireOii
On the day dAytltat dayt1tthe that the Georgia papers and andPresident andPlestdent andPresident
President Mitchells letter reached the theWhite theW1aIte theWhit
White House wit with 1U the announcement aanou of ofGeorgias ofGMIS ofGeorgias
GMIS Georgias Jamestown home the President Presidentsat Presidentat PreIdintsat
sat down within the hour and penned pannedthis pennedthis pennedthls
this cordial note which wl eh rings true in inevery Inevery inevery
every line
lineTIle
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Wufctastae w Ort K Ii s VK VKMr 1IIb us usxy
Mr Dear Xc XMctaB XIt I II me stat lw havdI Hr wr y bow bowacst barcock
cock acst turfcii sd M and Tim I m was fer b ta Ute Uteto theto pnt HfcB HfcBto
to ifrnami sir i MOW e s oM hJM be at JMMMOWR JMMMOWRVMM amesaws amesawsItsisnUp
ItsisnUp GIeIit a WH us solOing g deC eo Uq Uqw ap appsalM
psalM to MB MM lMtefR Wk lbs 4delsa adtt n te ta tanwtter Ute Uteur toeuniter
nwtter SM ia 1mU Br be vlMNr tae to t ta ut tbm ak you m mesinly BM BManaly t tw <
w analy far rasr eofpatto With gent icswd icswdTIIKODORE NIIIri NIIIriTlUlODORR reotrdiinoon
TIIKODORE iinoon ROOaBVKLT ROOaBVKLTVf nO HHLT HHLTW
W y XttdKtt > TSe TSeIKBfckat BiIt BiItI EsINddSM
IKBfckat I OcorxK OeorIM01 OI Oiimiiniro I Inlu to JMMwa J Bx BxAtlnMa Bxt Exidtlos
idtlos Atlanta t G GOn GL GLOn asOn
On tbe same day 1A < there lay in quiet quietstate quietstate quietstate
state in a a New York hotel the mortal mortalremains mortalreIIIIM mortalremains
remains of a noble woman who was wasknown wask wesknown
known k n and honored in her lifetime as asthe asthiS a atbe
the Mother of the D Dud ad Confederacy ConfederacyBetween CfedenteyBetWH1t CeitfederseyBetween
Between her chieftain bieftatn husband and Theo Theodore Tlleo4Iore Theedoec ¬
dore Roosevelts impetuous youth there therehad therehad therehad
had widened a difference expressed In Inwarm Inwarm Inwarm
warm and Impatient words Years had hadsoftened hadfteaed hadsoftened
softened fteaed and stilled the incident and andmany findmaRY andmany
many a time the President had said that thatin thatin thatin
in maturer years he would not have writ written written written ¬
ten as warmly as he did and that if he hewas hewu hewas
was in private station he would say this thisto thisto thisto
to the world worldAnd worklAnd woehiAnd
And within 1th1n the same hour that sped the thetelegram Uletelegram thetelegram
telegram thanking thAnkn Georgia for the tribute
to his mother moth r the President P sl nt sent this thisbrief thisbrief thisbrief
brief but sufficient message to New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York YorkTkc YorkTIle YorkThe
TIle WMte hlte House IIcmKo Yftufchwtoa WaIbIs cu Or OIL irMrs tr > If J Jddbw JH JA4us
ddbw Bars H Hotel l MJe lajeldr fe New York oct Citjr 1rar 1rareacpt I
eacpt UM tb unit t rfMH sympttay SJM of Mn 111 It JtoeMtelt JtoeMteltpeI Itaenveltsad w Teit TeitMMl
sad mjX yisW THKODOKB ROOSBVHLT ROOSBVHLTAnd nOOSBBITAad ItOOSIiVELTAwl
And the flowers of the White blte House Housethe Housethe Housethe
the rarest and most fragrant went that thatday thatday thatday
day from President and Mrs Roosevelt Rooseveltto
to take their place among the world worldwide worldwide worldwide ¬
wide tributes to the dead wife iCe of Jef Jefferson Jefferson Jetcroon ¬
ferson croon Davis the dood Mother of the theDead theDead theDead
Dead Confederacy ConfederacyIs
Is there anyone who does do not know knowthat lnowthat knowthat
that the message m s8go from Georgia to Wash Washington Washington rnah rnahIton ¬
ington mado a little swifter and a little littlesofter littleeotter lIttlesofter
softer the message from Washington Wa blnston to toNew toNew toNew
New York YorkWithout YorkVlthout YorkWithout
Without the message from Georgia that thatmessage thatmesAge thatmessage
message would doubtless have gone from fromthe fromtne fromthe
the Gentleman of the White House to the thetest thelast thelast
last survivor of the Gentleman of the theConfederacy theConfederacy theConfederacy
Confederacy ConfederacyBut ConfederacyBut ConfederacyBut
But the heart of the gallant republic republicprsfers rcpublicprefers republicprefers
prefers to believe that the tribute of ofGeorgia otGeorgia ofOeorgln
Georgia to the one mother quickened by bya bya bya
a noble heart boat the tribute to the theother thootb theother
other otb r from the great President of the theTJnited the1Jnited thoUnitod
TJnited States StatesContinuity StatesCondnnl StatesContinuity
Continuity Condnnl of Service Needed NeededPraa NeededFren eeded eededPr
Praa a the Phitafephi Plaikttl 1tm1o PabUp T Ted Ledser LedserWhatever trer trerWhatever t tVbatever
Whatever may have been the political politicalNecessity polltfCilIec polItleinecessity
Necessity ec of a the act fixing the rank of ofCabinet ofCabltwt ofCabinet
Cabinet officers in the he possible event ov nt of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Presidential succession suc esslon the result resulthas resultaa resultIns
has aa not been wholly hoU for the good of tho thoservice thofIrvlce theservice
service The thought of the dignity of ofth oflbe ofthe
th the office and questions of precedence precedencehave precedencebav precedencehave
have bav It is to be feared entered too often ofteninto oftenInto oftenInto
into recent Cabinet changes and trans transfers transfers transfees ¬
fers Promotion fro motion is a proper idea to hold holdbefore holdor8 holdbefore
before or8 public servants but when It oper operates operates operhtes ¬
ates so as to destroy continuity contlnult of service serviceto
to such an extent as to limit the effi efficiency cmcIenc1 emdeney ¬
ciency of the service rendered r ndered It be bceomae becomes beoomg
comes time to consider whether the rem remedy remedy remedy ¬
edy has not brought in its train greater greaterevils greaterevils greaterevils
evils than those which whle it was designed to tocorrect torreet tocorrect
correct rreet
Kept ept Tally TallyPta raIl raIlPI TallyFrssa
Pta PI AHr M 1 Stepers S s Halt holiday HeHdrThe JjeHdqTIM holidayThe
The Squire I saw you In church on onSunday onSunda onSunday
Sunday George Do you tJU remember what whatthe whatthe whatthe
the sermon Berm on was about ablluUuTho The Keepar KeeparYes Keop KeopdrYes r rYe5
Yes sir about an hour ho r an a n tr4uattot tr4uattotlong quactar quactarlong quaterIons
< r
long
FMfTOSEEMRUOHGIORffi FMfTOSEEMRUOHGIORffiWomen F1GHTTO SEE MRSLOliGWOR RSLONY1ORllWomen H HW9men
>
Women Hob MobEaoh Eacli Other Otheri in frantic franticEffort FranticEffort rranticEffort
Effort to Get Near NearJhe Neart
Jhe t Braves Ordeal nntl a1tJ np fialvss hakes Hand HandAwltb hfandivIth HandWith
With all WIio Desired to f Greet GreetHer GreetHcrIIuthnntt GreetHerIlunliand
Her HcrIIuthnntt HuMbanil Aiding Imndfji ImndfjiTransport JiItudlllrQgansport landisLognosport
Transport Ind Oct 27 iFighting Fighting for fora formutC fora
a chance mutC to get near Mrs Alice Aliceworth Loig Loigworth 111worth
worth who accompanied her hu huthn4 huthn4hero hn hn1 hn1h i ihero
h hero ro pn a campaigning caMp pltng tour in benair or orCongressman 0Con ofCongressman
Congressman Con Fred Landte humlr hundrfdj di of offrantic offrnntJe offrantic
frantic and 8JIdbterical hysterical women > n pull puBl < l at atone atone atone
one ltRt anothers hair and tore each ah < tL < rs rsclothe rsclotbes rsclothe
clothe at the mating ting where wre O COJI COJIman ogt ogtinait > g sa samaii
man Nicholas Longworth wa was th ar arperformer arplrformer arperformer
performer today todayIir toda todaIn todayIi1
Iir anticipation of seme suh m mas TO S Sa 11 11t1lat
a as that which occurred at Calami CjlumlIs w wQbto
Qbto 011 recently the city polic had b bt t treinforced ta tarei eireinforced
reinforced rei fored by a squad of Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaHaJiroad Penn PennsylvaniaRailroad ylanJ ylanJRldlroad
Railroad special I offlcerB but th < unv unvtitoed Jm JmbiaecI m mbined
titoed force rce was powerless POWEr1f to pnvfnt the theppan theQJHNI theupon
upon fighting among eager worm Womn WomnHDRdreGs womnHundreds n nHundreds
Hundreds of pfraons r on8 wcmii for the ihemoot theJIIO 1 he hemost
moot part had assembled lUl8embl at the ruir rLi raflrad raflradstation 1 f ad adstation adillatIon
station and when Mrs Longwortii ap appeared lP lPred tppered ¬
peared red aACOlIIJ accompanied led by her ht > r Iiusbaad Iiusbaadthere l1uohalxlthero hustaadthere
there was wa a great eat rush forward to t ie seand e eand >
and get near her herAt herAt
At the meeting another large crowd as assembled 18semblad assemblad ¬
semblad hoping for or a chance hanc to spook spookto sptukto pgkto
to the President daughter Mrs 1Ir Loag Loagworth L Ttgworth I Iworth
worth in order to satisfy her nflimrirs nflimrirsheld tt1m1pnbeld 1irrsheld
held an informal reception ref Ion nft ft ftr fr r the themeeting themefifDg themeeting
meeting and shook hands with IU > j per persons perSO perSons ¬
sons SO 6 who filed past h hf hfIt herIt r rIt
It wa waa Rs at t this time tat the wor worst t Tjh Tjhoccurred r rjhoccurred j = h hoccurred
occurred while th th4 > hlffrazd v own ownl rtfn rtfnwho icnwho
l who wanted to meet mt her and and l ir fJ rIshe ii iishe
she 0 might tire of the jurformarrr J rformar > t tlJft tlJftgled tin tingled ¬
gled to get near ace thr th young mat matflJl1 run wh whsteed whoa witstood
steed on the platform Many uny or th thwomen thwomen I Iwomen
women were wreck by the Tim Timreached 4icy 4icyreached y yrecJtecl
reached her herMre side sideMrs sideMrs
Mrs LoBgworth proved that M i i Vr Vrfathers Fr FrAtber8 vrfathers
fathers own daughter daulat < and rts ttx t bridv bridvby 11 U t1v t1vby h hT
by T bar taak until abe be had gr grII < ui 1 < vry vryone > ry ryone ryone
one who wanted to bake hr lai hU hatI hatICongressman I ICongraa < < i iCongressman
Congressman Longworth Lo IPVClth cam t < > T hdi hdiaN lxiinun tdi tdiana
ana to help out Fred Landis in hi > i I4ht I4htfor ghi Chttor ghifor
for reelection to reciprocate procate for or th I h i work workSir war warfr workMr
Sir fr Landis La dI1JevcKed devoted to his Ohio cmotitign cmotitignFrom cawHIlgl1From aziti1griFrom
From here the party went to Marion MarionME JIa1IoILMR MarionMR
MR DAVIS FIRST WIFE WIESDenial WIFEDenlnl WIPEDenial
Denial of Story that Hi Ills Marriage MarrlasreWn XrrlsJcnM MarriageWas
Was Wn nM n Ilnnaivay ltutnWft Match 3IntchIt Untpi UntpiIt MatchIt
It has often been stated tnat tt tl flr ft flrt flrtmarriage t tmarriage tmarriage
marriage of J JeJferscn n Davis to Sarah Tay Taylor Taylor Taricr ¬
lor daughter of Gen Zarhary Taylor Taylorwas Tiylora Tylorwas
was a JVJIft runaway match asatcia tdt A corrreponclert corrreponclertof corrf < lnlet t tor tof
of the New York Times writing Iron IronWinchester ironWlneIJtler fronWinchester
Winchester denies k It on the authority aulhon hf hfMrs < > f fMrs rMrs
Mrs Philip Pendletou Dandridgt of Win Winchester Vin Vinchester ViYlehestK
chester sister of Sarah Taylor and tlv tlvoWcst tI tIokIest tieldest
eldest surviving sv Lady of the V p pHouse hitt hittHooec hil hilHouee
House HouseThe HooecThe
HoueeThe
The story given ven by the co cofollows correspsshn correspsshnfeliows Int IntfolJovs
follows followsVhen folJovsVhen feliowsWhen
Vhen Gen Taylor was colon co coionl onl 1 o qt tl tlFirst tL tLFIrst tiFirst
First Infantry stationed tloned at Fort Ora 1ruu
now Prairie du Chien Ch n in i lt j hi hifamily h hfamily lifamily
family was with him him and his hi xc JoIHOrr1 JoIHOrr1daus ord orddaughter rri rridaughter
daughter daus ter Sarah Knox KB x met Licut J for rfHftR iferson forsoa
son Davis who was serving undtr Gen GenTaylor GenTayler 3eiTaylor
Taylor They soon became lover Th Threlatives T Trelatives Threlatives
relatives to this day speak k of thm a aIdeal aIdeal z zIdeal
Ideal lovers Gen Taylor for som STine time timeobjected tim timobjfCted thflfobjected
objected to Mr Davit suit He H ti i not notwish not1kh notwish
wish his daughters > to marry army men menho mtrbo merho
ho had seen his wifr calmly calml and andfully ileN ileNfully ieer ieerfully
fully meeting meetl hardship and dis tlhmort tlhmorthad 4intorthad mifort miforthad
had seen the affect ra her hrylth hf llh ar ardreaded andnMlded ardreaded
dreaded such a life for his girls girl Also Alsothere Usothere Us Usthere
there had once been some 110I11 little H frtiull frtiullbotween fr tiun tiunbetween tIiiibetween
between bins and Lieut U ut Davis whicL hi Irtt Irtta INta Iitta
a slight t prejudice in his mind Hi Hidaughter Hidaughter Hidaughter
daughter told him l I am told tnis t tbi i by byMrs byMrs
Mrs Irs DandrMge that she would nev nevr r die dieobey dl dloboer dIeobey
obey him never marry without his hi con consent consent consent ¬
sent but she he would never marry snyon snyonbut 1nolibut nyon nyonbut
but Lleut Davis Ja and she he said Th T I < tim timwill Omp Ompwfll timvfIl >
will oome when you will see as I do d all allhis alhis allhis
his rare qualities qualitiesFor qua1UesFor qualitiesFor
For a a time Mr Davis was as not allowed allowedto
to go to the house hoaae but Miss Taylor with withhr withher
hr 11 mothers consent and her fithcr fithcrknowledge fHherlmoWledgt thcr thcrknowledge >
knowledge met him occasionally occ ionitJ1y Sh Shwould 5hwould Shwould
would vke the two ltte children Ben Beitand Bennnd lieuand >
and Dick who were nearest near t in ag tg al always li liwn a aways ¬
ways wn together out to walk Mr Davi Daviwould naIwould Davhwouhi
would soon Join them and the children childrenwould clidreiiwould L dn1J dn1Jwould
would be told by their sister that tlu tlumight U1might tiumIght >
might play a little while bll as the Inrcrs Inrcrstalked hvttstalked lveistalked
talked Mrs Dandridge recalls it ail ailAfter ail ailHer allAlter
After Her an engagement 6nca < ement of two t vear vearGen vtarCon far farGe
Gen Taylor entirely withdrew tie ti oppo opposition < vp vpsition tpptsition
sition There was never any estrangement estrangementbetween estraugmetitbetween stran mElIt mElItbetween
between Gen Taylor and his h duughtci duughtciHw aiat IaughtcHo htn htnHu
Hw was A6 then at the Falls of St Sl Anthony Anthonyon An nlhou nlhouon hoiiv hoiivon
on an expedition against a ln5t Indians IIII in ani anicouhl audcould at atcould
could not return as it wo woi il < i hiV hJ in inyolved 1nvolved inveined
yolved veined a a journey of weeks iii till < rno Jlfldf < Jp of oftravel orUIlel ottravel
travel bein being in Mackuwiw Macla bonts r rwd u wd d b bsoldiers 11soldiers bsoldiers
soldiers But his daughter was wa mirrk mirrkat ma marriat rrkd rrkdat
at Beechland near Louimillf Ky K th thhome thhome thhome
home of her aunt Elisabeth ElI tb Gen G n Tiylors Tiylorseldest TIdorseldest Tylorseldest
eldest sister who had married h < r srcnuri srcnuricousin oOCOIJ oOCOIJcousIn s scousin
cousin John Gibson m Taylor in tIle tl yre yreonce jlnonce sre sreonce <
once of Surgeon and Mrs Mr Wood 0011 Mr MrWood MrWood Ir
Wood 0011 being the brides br1de sister slste i annh annhaunt tlthaunt tn th thaunt
aunt aunt and a large assemblage bage of f mniboi mniboiof mfn m ntbet ntbetof > t tof =
of the Taylor family familyThe faJnHyThe familyThe
The young youn couple went to visit j it Lieut LieutDavis LieutDavis LeutDavIs
Davis brother Joseph E Davis Da on hi hipiantRtion hiplIUIUtUon ii iiplantation >
plantation The Hurricane in Mississippi Mississippiand Misssdppand lilb lppi lppiand
and it was arranged arran that L Li < ur Ir tt Davis Daviswho Ia Iawho laiwho
who had resigned re1 from the armvi siouli sioulitake iou ioutake louI louItake <
take BrierneW part of The Hurri Hurriane HurrianetnLet Htrrianetract ne netract
tract as his Interest lft t in his fatnr i c ctate ftatc etate
tate Th TheY y settled at BrierfieM BrierfieMLater Brlrftif1LlLter BiltrilekiLater
Later in the summer as t tin t tb tbseason ivkly ivklyseason itkLseason
season approached they t hey went I vis visLteut is isn isnLleuL l lLfeut
LleuL Davis slater Mrs Luthtr J stnitI stnitIat mit mitat 1titat
at her Locust Grove Gro plantation Dlantat ion ner nerBayou nf c cBft CBayou
Bayou Bft u Sara Louhnan1 Suon aft r their theirarrival thj thjrrlal thdrarrival
arrival Mr r Davis was WH taken vry ry ill with witiimalarial 1ltllmalarial withmalarial
malarial fever r r and IIn the day iitr a tlt t Mi MiDavis Mn MnDavia MuDavis >
Davis became HPalso They ur tn rl nrrs IVrsft IVrsftIn nrati nratiIn ti tiin
in separate moms He > was tu too < < > ill to be betold UPtold 1 1told
told of her perU and nd delirium si 1 > j i h hrom hfrom r rfrom
from rom anxiety about him Soon uit a atr lr r the thefever th thfever ti tifever
fever set t In she succumbed to it and andhearing andhe1lrlng antihearing
hearing her voice vok staffing loud and c rhar Iar ar n nfavorite 1faorite afavorite
favorite song Fairy Bells h hI truKgl s t ru rugghi rugghitap glM glMup > d dup
up and reached her bedside to find her dy dying d dIng dylag ¬
ing She died on September 15 1 1S35 1 and andwas anllwas an anwas
was buried In his staters latnily 1Iunll burying buryingground lJuflngground buryingground
ground groundMrs ground1Irs groundMrs
Mrs Dandridge Dandr1d Mays Mrs Dnv D 1 wa waextremely W WextremelY wtextremely
extremely pretty smnll sm U with dark eye eyehad cythd Yt Ytbad
had great vivacity and charm ot or maaner maanerwinning mauetwinning mtanetwinning
winning every one who knew ITT ITTMr hflfr brMr
Mr Davis life was defpaiml drfrpair d of for formonth formontb formonth
month After he rallied he was s St rt for forbetter forbotter forbetter
better recovery to Havana for the winuv winuvHe WtIUt1He wtuttiHo
He came back to Brierneld in the th follow following folk folking foflowtog ¬
ing spring and for eight years lid n 4 lif lifof lifa hfof
of a seclusion seeing no visitors his lite et entirely etUrely ettiroiy ¬
tirely changed by his great sjrro sjrroThrough C arma armarhrough TO TOfhrough
Through these t years he was a c clSt cl st stu student studenthis stitdenthis ¬
dent denthis his only resource the cultivation of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his mind mindHis mindHls mindHis
His girl wife was right ri ht her CI fither fitherlearned hthrlearned fttherlearned
learned to value and admire him thor thoroughly Lhoroughb thoroughly ¬
oughly A close friendship frleD ever after a fttf ex existed uisted cxIsted ¬
isted between him and ill II the Taylor fam family tamfly ¬
fly 1 and Ins second wife married in i in l lt ltwas ll1it ll1itwas 1 1was >
was kindly welcomed by them Mr Mrs Dan Fjahdridgc Dandridge Dandridge
dridge reveres his memory memo and pok poklately oke okelately kp kplately
lately of his remarkable dignity of charter cliaracter character charterter
ter and bearing bc rlng In I the Mexican exh n war warwhen warwben warwhen
when Mr Davis served with Uk such brillian brilliancy biWancy brIilincy ¬
cy under Gen Taylor they became warm warmfriends warmffiends warmfriends
friends
Forgetful Saurian SaurianFrem SaurlnnFrom SnurlanFrom
From the W Wouiia w i Baum H COMPMIOD COMPMIODA CsciooA u tL1I oD oDA
A colored preacher took some tandi tandidates andldates andidates
dates for immersion down to a river in inLouisiana InLoulallnL InLenielana
Louisiana Seeing S telni < some sOme alligators in intne Inthe inthe
the stream on o of them objected objectedWhy objectdWhy objectedWhy
Why brother urged tho pastor pastorcant paatoTcant pastorcant
cant cant you ou trust the Lord He took cau cauof car C4Uot carof
of Jonah didnt her herYaas 1M 1MYaaf heYaas
Yaas admitted the darky hut a awhales aw awjaIes
whales w wjaIes ales different A whales got a intern interncry IMmory
cry but ut ef one on o dem gators ill WU ter terswallor terSW111 icrscvallor
swallor SW111 r die nigger hed jes1 jes1go je go g tr r iI deep deep9ar derrtine p paM
tine in dc eon un an forglt rg1t all 1l bout me incaa
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