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T. M. OSBORNE
TO GO TO TRIAL
FORMER PRISON WARDEN EXPECTS
ACQUITTAL WHEN HIS CASE IS
CALLED IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March 29.—With the trial
of Thomas Mott Osborne, the noted ocud
offiO and |*ri on reformer, recently warden
at Sinj? Siruar, due to beyan tomorrow at
White Plain- before the * upreroe court,
the end of the famous prison -vandal i- in
Friends of O-bome declare that
lie will 1h- exonerated of the eharsre- ot
n* jrleet of <lut> and immorality whirl)
w*re hr*>uirht ajrain-t him. It is under
-] o* *d the 0-h**rro* lawver- wdt a k th
court to di-nns the indictment for la. k
of proseeutu«h, in ca-e District Atfotnev
Weeks decline- to irn to trial tomorrow
It has als4i hceri -aid that a move is con
templated to eek to have ih** indictment
i|U*-hed. on th«* "round that it was found
ed on illegal testimony of convicts and
evidence fnmmlied hy I>r Rudolph Diedlinp
of the -tat** pri-on eomimsuion.
It wa« -hown dm *»-• the recent trial «>t
O-I.ome under a abetim * t of |***rmn (
that Dr. Di.dhr" had no rurhordv ..
tlie pri-or* e.»muu--;on ♦ I akc the private
investigation tl at h»- *u"ht .-ho.it the troc
hh*. Th.* jierirn eh a nr** wa- *1 m:«-*e«
before the dcfe«-e nr.it**d it- enu*.
Till- fttnfN rat ■ * • ■' ■
ina on thi pc? ifl.njr -••iiii-l the t•
warden.
Mr. 0-1... r« I .- dee): t- *5 tl,..j want
HO further d*diiV. .ird "ill ‘MM*" •'
further jM.-t|m.*<«• in* ot. I?- exp* • ♦ - a < ••*n
i»|**f«- ♦•vi r eraf■«•*» •>' 11 ■ . tv *y
chonre and tlt»* ••bar*.*** r»Tj*tii»t* !*• lb* " r
torn.ill!, e «*t hi- *!ut** ‘ a «. **'- •< ; ' ^mt*
Sin".
Mr. fl.borne. " bo •- w* III **. t»t* *1
ll)HH»t fact over. II beturer. writer. ati*! tv*. .
l„..vor *.f V dier-. V. \ . ua- wai* «■ a*
xiu** f* r thtrfi.-n month- If** or
ynnired a * ♦ < m **t d-eohm-. a iwr-ona!
deahuc nn * **.••! of conduct mi;, e«*li v iet **ov
lYnin* id If' »••'** operate m d' r th*
) !*illU<‘ ot tl'** M>*t»I;. I 'A * 1 ; r* I ,*‘:»*,H*-. I be
pr*»'.'»■* ot tin- «n *a,u/.atniM ha- I* it
watch.-d r.v s..**i..!.. tst- n*l reformer
tor it l»roo«»hf tut** practice a nev. pr*n
dp|e reform tr •*" within in-tend **t
from wafln.nl. I * t« t fb* *•'*•«* U . htrcln*e\
forme rtv ot (’..Intahi I nil'. * * t \. * *•
ImUIIC*- MIC V Mif. I'd hi* I l.'lloWlll! out
the plan ot • • Im.inc
LIE rACTORY IS A WlYSTI RY
CITY MlSl MY OVER l HE RiO
(( 'ont IIIne.l 11 .till ||V I >
like above al! thii; on earth to I nine
thmp "on All • ll.lll* . Inif win • io»t -*t
ail AVer • til bfiii' In lit. til 111 I In* 111. - • ii
time.
Rumor , report . i»».-! n«l .11 fiininl
of Imllui-itiativi |m • lilai on lin.l i liavi n
hi iim lohhv ol tin* I’a •• .!• I n it*
bellhop win. took in. in n.\ t.*«»iii I; t i i Id
hesitated a nioiti.nl !• .o- l.avti.- 1.• r i!n
joe water :»».d 11 . *» i win nei.d (everyone
whisper- in I! !‘< .» "Tin o' a report
that Juar. / In 11<> I »
If I tipjn il a »11: 11 ' or »o r v i ot
tiilential -tatefi.en! o’ c •! * i> >1 I «t it a
ilnv, my -nlnn »■ * * \t»< t e in >n< v and tin
patrimony would • < At I* t thr..»
times a Hav mnn h !v I1 I’’* ■ * o A •!'
here. Oeen-inr *' • t v *1 mot > • >> \
General .Toht .1 I*
is mereilesslv 1 1 * r- •! •’ '
death averse • ' !.,;•* ■ -I n> ’
So tar : | I » ov < • • ' • n
murdered orh .j" lu
pin. Tin- v v ’<< • * •* .*11». •«» >.■**
statement w • - "r. . .! ‘ *hat 11*• • lie ol
qua rters In >1.1 . C, • • s . ■., i .
had h< *»n lil.ivt ? »m ii\ .A it i *• '<\ \ dla
svmpafItt/er- «fd »1 * ’I • e •! ij rhoJ
and In- ml ire -* T It «1 • • \ t. .1 mo* rd
to fend the -i*: t r. •« j, T - r.• >. o» wn
aetuallv • art r*t *r. i;>- *».«* .• I |* ...
one Hay.
Ali> <1 vim. • . -. i i■ it I i n
urolwWi'. Sii ts. - i. • >i i . . .>i||.
There ar*’ i*rol, , ,v t• •* •» t-t.o Af« \ t.-:.a
spl.'s ff»ns.o»er ’ h, 1.1|.* * tin* tt, ..I
Amero »r »if: * , v i> t.*t* r n •
are nt fur j» .... . —. .nn-ianf • • .t
in the njekiiij. "«! <• • -taut nt. i’i’"0' •>!
-rer'i ptftt.is, t» til fhe pint h .itetjed
ntld here »*» HI f* *-•> < Inline the l-.-f two
week- had -i|i .••a'.t.al 1 dar«".i\ 11.« onfir*
l lilted St it'*- w o’dd >•* i v a--.il i .ilno. to
Me* ire rieht mo*
A- tn ti’ ire tofoo .or. *1:111 .at *1
tune 1 «i . or.,i ki, \'.,h. dv i .ht
the r-rnrf that O
swift*h;rir to Vdfcy hee;ir . v ,.ne
know < 1 |i \t f» • v u * i * i . North
err Mexorn am] ha- no ii ter. | at »U in
Veminmi with the out v< (luviifi t- a
Mevean •** i.fl. m m I* t earn* to an
a**f‘i.l! " .* » ■ » . . M > . I If, |
Sntt**’ ' mM :
with wl . h he would rule huf ni't a
pre^ent tin r« . n ».» proh,r<hd(iv of «u«’h
§ thire hlpner * Inwr. , • flops.Tfn
eral Ca' in n M i . hah.htv will find a
haven on tkr '..i of the line.
Bcll-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indi estion. One package
2i>c at all ilniggists.
j
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• THE WEATHER FORECAST.
• Tim followin'; weather forecast for
• the Uiucr gulf tate- ami the Magic
• Valley i- i--md l»y the United States
• weather bureau at N»’.v Orleans:
• Tonight and Thitr-day. iiit-cllhd
• gentle to >ti« •derate mhiiIii-Hv mini .
*&»-• * *
• foiling to nor! hw*mt*-rfv.
• Local Weather Observations.
• The tollowine local weather ob^er
• ration-, ia-vcring the 24 Lour period
• f-n&ihif ai 7 a ia , today, are- turn, hi >1
;• by the I mted Mute wr;itlirr I.I.'H V. I
• at t ..rt Brown :
• Mi \ i mu in !• mp. i«tui. : *
I* .Miniii'^i teinp.-r.,t n»- .{,4
• Ifarollelne pic r. . 7 P a. . ' •'*4
• It tn.ue trie pit i.-, 7 ,, '9.8S
Third Sduadron Ends
March, Now Encamped
At Fort Ringgold
(Spe«i»t to Tf«* Tl*rald.)
1(10 rilfANDK CITY. Texa-. March 29.
- Troop- 1, |\ .uni !.. t»| tht- third -<|iia«!ifii.
Third I ntlcd State- ( av: Iry. ct.inpn-Mig
2lo men Sind officer- arrive*! at K<>rt
ITn”gobl. tin- t if\. TTie-d..v tr.iin U:■ r>«I• *
and are !*• •»> -idtinned here. relievin':
I i ■ >» t jh. W . • 11 * I <>. d -i)Uiidl*oii ol
the Third < . v .drv. who ar. now <*n their
w.iv !«• I'** • tit..v . • Brttv i-\ die. Troop
M reniai > • m*-,.u. 1 ; l.’oiny, tit teen
mile- wc-t • >! tin-.city. I ie thii'ti -i|ii***l
run. .in mg ;>t I fit l.’it.g.f l<i Tin-day.
left I fit M’ lnlo-h I mu «lav . ml arrived
in c\e«‘I|t i t •••■■ nliia.i, In.te if mi it .uni
inn -e-. I In* diangi - made pre-cut* «i a
11x\ -ccitc nt ! or* Uji'ggoid.
Case Ol 1 he i lglihng
II )astoi Ck c> 1 o Supi'cn e
( ourt ul Pennsylvania
I’llIL.\IM Id’ll!A, I’a., March 29. The
I'* ini' vhania - iif rein* eoiut will -***.n take
up tin appeal ol Hr. (Ii <»ig. t halim r
Wo I iiioikI. the *’ii’little. |m 'or" of 1‘lula
detphia, fT«.m the deerc* <<| the common
plea- court which on led him lifiii the
• ■hui.4i properly ol Sp ,f..ha’ Kp.-copal
" lini' li in tht city. lb. I'i> hiimiel Ii.*
b. . || thlf.i' li I Iflt.' ( fill' I III the I’»*c|c .
i • I *' I * < >lii• v dl .i tin' t .i te ••'mil
• nd lib ii h •♦»-!• ..!• d (lib ' lai' lit It. • t
!• rt f. i.-! ..*. hi pi t..rate. , br.j,»tul ft
Vll If * V IP pr e .lit d.tti, uIt * - lit. c
Ihlf.'e b • I III • nlle vv.lli Bi h..p till me
I i toll l dnI in w he b III. i ■ . t -. 1 <- \ c| e|\
critic* ■ ■•! In per.ot in l.ltci and *ii
public IP wa oidel•••! •!• f" •.) aii.l .*
in • l IO H.t i nl to pe»-.u h III 111 pul
pul. but lb. I ■ ich in*, ml field * I * It** tort, a lit!
III W ■ backed lip bv ;• In.I !«*nl V ol III
v. ti v men S.ttii. ic ii am. Mr. I*ictim.ni.l
w. i it tie linn !e.*bl m New Yolk -fate,
where In • a mp.i c m d I'.am I "pflpi. . *! and
• . I*- ia-lieat *h \ |I , atul vva- ni!-t< .1 nidv
liy Hi. dt banding of hi- church.
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if you want persona/ and positive infor
mation as to how delightful Pnnce Allx;rt
really «s. s noked in a jimmy pipe or rolled into
the best makin’s cigarette yo i ever set-fire-to!
For, Prince Albert has a wonderful message
of pipe-peace and makins peace for every
man. It will revolutionize your smoke ideas
and ideals. The patented process fixes
that — and cuts out bite and parch!
the national joy smoke
! !s s° friendly to your tongue and taste that
it ix mighty easy t > * ;y quaint' J with.
You 'I iik * e v « ’y pipeful t ? cigarette l*ctti*r
thun tin* !j' i Ucauae it i:t to ( «>l and
tfajULi.tiud iofrgburning. Yvi.'ti su
ha*.k uirJ po/.x I n /< i you hdV< but ja jV
lloiii -uui Ju) lx- tiiiul.ii;i*i- tci loi.g x nine I
Men, wetcil you Prince Albert :s ulj we ctoiin
tor it. You 11 understand ju^t hi>>* d.ttereut
our patented process make-:* hmte Albert
quick as you smoke a ?
Prints Albert eesryuihs-e tabates ia «~/J . _
•■*P> red bagt nd» red LgT
aamnd and knit JbX-i. . " / IOf nandmmm
r .L. s Un *•"**•* ‘ and i*i*omd
that hemi. the tabotta MM>i ttrmw camdie^m j
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO,, Wia^-Sd**, N. C.
GOVERNMENT URGES PEOPLE TO SAVE ALL
WASTE PAPER AND RAGS—ARE VALUABLE
S.\vo your ffii'tr |•.<j.tin] rag-. Tuny
:*i • valuable a it.I pr<min" more and more
\alunhle Vwrv day, duo to tli«* Eurojienu
war, and I ho Ana noun govormuftit lie
gone ba• k to Mo- early history .*! lit.* ]•: o«*r
. making mdu- ti v m tuviiif publicity to the
tart
I tie foilct'ii .iig iii.tii r Kxl.iV V,. po-d .1*
ili the it »ill. f ..Hi «
SHORTAGE (If PmI EH WAilHIAl
Savr Yuui Wa^t .util Hjijs.
• Tl.<- . !!■ nil*ill Hi .1 ■ i. it,,.:* ot
I
o.iHtuo l> - i tailed, t»V In* pro i.l< ut ot a
largo |*a|M r t. .iMil.ii-liirii--: * *oi.panv, to
lb** I a or Mi. 1 ih*-;v .- tt •< null- -b,»t'1":tt*»
rau fuaton l *• • »* tin lunulm-ioro ot p.
^ r, ;ii< Iti.t.i ■ i ici old |*np:*r'*. It*
or-.'*-** that tin- <h pi:ilha'nl -ti«*U?d titakt- d
I 1! • I 1'. 11 til.it Mu < • • t I • i ini .1 l ill; , .1
rag :■ it«l old pap.-r A.mht *-ieatK i»ti. r
•■vi'tiii‘f t-ofnitt ion- t»* i Ana roan man a
, taelnrer-\
S.»ft!»-tloiifc hk- ton ot diifor* i.t
kind4* <ti fiafi' t and y. p. r itortal art* iiiauti
r.ioturod every *1. y i*t tin* 1'nitod State
and a him* |m ? m: .it tin-, after it ha
-i-rvcd it* pur;.o-o. <*««;|I»I in- ti-od over
ag. lit ii! -oiai* i-|,i - o! tiapor. A !argo
part <t| it. liiiv.. **r. i- i ill. r lift mod or
utln-rwi-o wa-liil. i i- »*» oour-o hii- to
it* I- j*t; o.-.i In now unitoran!-. In tin*
- i! • »ti\ tin |in,nr industry pub
1 >o!iy . - Hi-! to tin- import a t oo o| -jiv
ing rag-. !' i- ••! -t- »-. oly h— import
• i'l'-o now. tin- d.pai iii"|I ot ootrmioi'oo
' - glial t• * hr i v lin— n.alter the alt* ti
r ion ot t (• i • pit-nil lit till* Uojh- I'l.it pl'ti*
tioai tv-lilt- a i\ I■ iSli w Ifo; it. \ h’i|*
. ' ■ dm In tin ,-a\ !?ig -d t - anil • ■ i•!
paper- ;i .1! mean V.-1111111. la hot’ to our pa
p* t imlti'try ai d a uiiii’tiiidiyig dram upon
•Mir vMirct- <>i -apply tor new materials,
i A li-l of dealer- hi paper *-tueks can
he «.*t»t:»in**d from the l<*eal ( handier of
» utmneree or Hoard ot Trade.
! __
I
How u. ave waste -u« h a e«.ttou and
v.-.iteii r iv- old paper8, meludii.pr maea
tin lie.i , rtt pj.si.a and .ar.ttmard:
) Kr. p material- . le.iii and dry.
* — eparat, r..v from ©id 'papet
■ » Srlutrate •.•■t©ii and woolen rue
1 -Si par.'lc njai1 a/tm tr..in oilier pa
|e-n>.
J • ri.
.* I ;■ in hiiitdl* - t..r e*a»\eioenee in
halidltua • ■»• p: { iti hat:-.
'• t . !i lit the Heal* -t dealer in j link
and rat; .
1»• tie' -l»»re nih rat.*-, however, a- thev
\ f" * *
max «: ii'i lire- t.x poutnueou- eninhti
t loll.
.. ? _____ ,
Washouts Ref aired, All
Houston-New Orleans
Trains Going Through
t it; 1 ii-hef Attenl i ’. !•. Hawke- ot the
t t * oa-t h.i^.< - today wa- ad\i-ed by
t> in-:;! ! *. > i ’ \”et I'. \V . Slrain that
; ’ W -la It- o|| till Hull-toll Nett Olliai:
1 • • i til- Unit I l»;:-t l.llie- hnX'e hee|* re
paired, and i oihiiietieiiig today train- are
: e tin- u.:h o\ r tin road’- own
traek-. Irani have Iktii detoured via th'*
1’eva- iV l\-n the pa-t -everal week-.
‘Healthgrams* On Skin—
I Flashed to Thousands
One of NVnre'* -ienais Is an unheflfchy *kin. It Is *
ncieut tfic f;ot tiiai the skill hid Males liie cnndninn of ih*
hi »*d and the blood is «he building material for toe body and all it«
va| parts. I'nle.- the blood i- noun-died and kept rleh and health.,
il will eventially reart on the organs it feeds and reduce the indi
ndnal to a *r thle • >„.'ltmn l.ptb do people m a .. physical
aliments that dram away strength and vitality and that can be U
11aced straight to the poor supply of blood. Pimples, Kczema, Sail I
It brum, ltlicuiimti.ni, i album les, lloils, t'atarrh with its obnoxious ^F
lr Ults and the tendency to easily catch cold, S
Malaria and -cores of other equally serious ail I
Ue Ml , aie alt tii:inif.*t« ,, q oI |MJ blood Koi
\ im i .U >oa;s 3. 3 3 ha hr, u a inlfcbty icu. j, W
tol tligse dl orde. s l'lntl-aiid.-; of Eueu and . A
vvollltrl. buve befell JfelitrVfe.i O! actually luied hr M
r . . “ ‘-*J *F**t y<MU, a.ij W
Kf ini in • i :rt.if‘n. u. ‘ wi..J. td» Jollala In. 011161 iciLeJlts ID I j
>. , ", j Ullle-S ei.de a\of to i ..gain Lfeaith a marvel i
./J *•* CUa l'- ^ s 3. 3 3 is pmsiy Aj
i\?l ***•--* a lid * hcii laikta liito i he stomach is
w at orbed by ibe blood, supplying certain ele ¥
/A ' '.V'1* Jo> ills which siuautattf the action or the blood a a
yj/. Pm* iluut*uikitk • »*i, .ml. - and help them dtlve out impurities M
u.i.i ou.td up the system With -..m. a i.ied and •
. . tit.. Cicv... l.iC dwaui.i* y u 11.,_ .U.sesl i
rto;e, will >ou to on sort, ring and looking badly I
|TMtSWtfT SPECIFIC CD u'“'“ '<> bm.iy otheis eimilaily arrli *d have V|>
im tied to 3 ai d found the ru> auiiig of 'mf
‘ ' 1 h ..it!. I Mi I Alt mi. al i *epMI t meat will *
g. dlv ad.. . you About yo ., fuse Without cost
" >ou if WU H -b to it \ ui i youiself of ibis
i icivirc. Swill 3 peel tie Co. AllanU, Ueoigis
I . - -- —
Bad Cough ? Feverish ?
- Grippy ?
*
These Ailments Weaken Your
System. Your Body Then
Needs the Help of
Dr. King's New Discovery.
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Cold a are annoying. They inter*
fere ^th our duties. Ia oar weak
ened condition they may end in a
spell of sickness or even more serious
ailments. Fear, however, should !•«
overcome, for in Dr. King’s New
Discovery you haveau ettectivc rem
[ edy. Dr. King’s New Discovery
contains the ingredients which tight
cold germs, which soothe your cough,
healing the irritated and ii.rlamed
mucous membranes. Just as soon as
you start taking Dr. King's New
Discovery your recovery u assured.
Without assistance your weakened
system tries in va n to thfv» on |
these cold gems. Your system i. w#
lor help and Dr. King's N< w Dis
covery is just the remedy needed,
r iel a bottle to-dav. Take at oi.ce.
You will feel much better to-niotrow.
All druireists.
j -
New York’s Bowery
Retains its Name;
Change Is Refused
< Py Associated I’r***. •
NEW YORK. M.mdi 2i*. New York *
Bowery will keep if* name, tor a while
'at least. I he I mart! oi aldermen relu*ed
it n* lit to ro»*nt#tum«*« ;'n\ |wtilioii« tor
• •ImifjMa* tli# nuiiir ot tin* uot«*tl
i Tin* |i#liiiotirr* #'»< itfJ that irj»t#
| was iniuml by llo* #\il iiorn# pt'm tin
1 tow#ry in its iKiiniy
>H tNOP I'birni. Murfh 3. * Im ■ .
r<\o|uto hi t- Inn# «,>|4ittr«l I*. n;<
1 north o. Yttitiinit n»wl on* r#|*nit**«l t«>
wit bin sovon mil#* ot l.in-lmw. \ t* I* ••rim
s;iys thr hjituhis nr# ilotiijr |r«*MM*n«loii*
«l.i limp*.
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GULF*COAST LINES
Offers
A Through Service
From Brownsville And Houston
To Ali Points East
! !' * 'l
Traveling By Way Of
#
Historic New Orleans
Ask For Rates And Routes
SINTON ANO RET URN—$6 45
On sal** Mai to aiitl .'t 1, r< turning April
VICTORIA ANO RETURN—$9 3b
On • al« Mar *11 ami !IO, ii-turinur' April ?
if! •
Are You (ioing
To California?
1 1,11 J f 1
The GULF COAST LINKS with the
SANTA FE have Established a
NEW TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTE between NFVV
ORLEANS and the
PACIFIC COAST
Through electric lighted sleepers Brownsville
To Houston, making direct connection
for all points North and Fast and
West. Observation Cafe Cars on
day train Houston to New
Orleans with Famous
Grunewald Si rvice.
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Let Me Help You Plan Your Trips I
C. F. HAWKES I
GUL" COAST LINES I
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