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Commencement Xxerclse
t a ; Crat aad Anal
c-'j ClC t m" j Prwpereag Jee Prise
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r.TrLA!?8 LgIS AS LCS3t 0CTS! u4 on of them brc:
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The Sunday aula !'Kew Bef wan
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.ni marrmA a r t bvar a bmcuu uorres Douaence,
mm of card. Thar wei Ictar men - Dover, jaay n. ins cioaing exer- raw uj ,vwo j - - -
Governor Glen Desires For the Peo-
pie te Observe Election Day
'fr " xt wi- ' ':. "
Governor Glenn baa been urge4 to
AT CAP FIA TO LISCOTia
? T ? jASOa CEAFT ,r
la prohibition election day, a day of
tasting and prayer, but upon exami
nation flndi be cannot legally do so.
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Eeace f ChrL'Jaa Cfcurck Cas! 1
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; : Cottoa Klioni Feor CondSUonLoeli j
in After iHcendlarlet KeaH of
, iSnpcrluteBdeat Jejner'i Werk Feri
. SiHviul Correspond)) nee. r ',-'
r Rakish, N. C. Hay It A 'rt
auubtr o( additlona bare beta made .
to the collection of objtcta, plctura,
, te., la th Hall of History. All the
. building In which the Sute haa an
iitUrtst are to be Illustrated there.
Ont of th new pictures la that of the
. Stute Bchcol for the Deaf VluUa and
Blind. a ttwaa originally built here
. - about 1850, the picture having been
' V taken in 1870. i Another la of the Ox
ford Orphanage, showing the auper
lutendtat, Uachera and 825 children.
' ' v tne photograph of the cruiser
North CroMoa la, the gift of Lieu
tenant Commander Victor Blue and
bat his autograph and that of her
- Captain, W. A. Marshal. Another pho-
tograpb of the. Cruiser Raleigh Is the
gift of the Nary Department, and was
- taken at Hong Kong, China. There
'are a striking series of photographs
. Illustrating North Carolina day at the
.-; Jamestown Exposition and the grand
review of the National Guard and na
. al militia by governor Glenn, The
1 extremely line paintings of Roanoke
- Island. .Including $ Old Fort Raleigh,
... " Ballast Point. etc., made at the ln-
- stance of the State Historical Cora
mission to be sltwu at the Jtraeetowa
, ExpoeiUon by Mr. Jacques Busbee and
loaned by him, have been hung higher
on the walls. There are six of these
pictures. Immediately above them are
U paintings of large also, duplicates
of the ones mad in 1885 by John
White, the "artist "specially oonunls-
.'. ainn.it h Rlf- Walter Ttalelrh tA do
s this work at ppanoke Island, these
- "pictures having; been copied by the
originals In the British Museum. Only
the United States and this 8tate have
copies, those her being a loan from
' Col. Benehan Caneroo, who had them
made last yeaf t-A: very striking plo
tura of Lee ancljackson on horseback
on tha battled 'id In conference Is
a important addition to the colleo
tiou another be?ng an etching of the
.. Joel Lane House .on Boylan Avenne,
here, this etching having been the
. work of William Q. Randall, who died
last year and who. gave such promise
of the, Caem work In portraiture. This
acute was built la 17&0. Mr. Masoa
B. Cowdy. of E leiiton, baa made your
correepondtnt a r't of a set of pko
;' .togrspha tllustra'.lzg ths pena!ag of
the wl'd ponies cn tie fala:.h or
bads, near ai.?.)rt, thesa (laarea
beSpf Ct eae&t of C.e V.al ever rada
Th-growjh of tie coll-Uon coiiwa'
nes to Is tf:'l.
T.i:"ii j V Its, a jr!lnt of Au
burn, t'..,'i t...,nt.y, has been sptft'tln.
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Eoslvj Li Clis L.'irt Pea
ale ail rs.'; FK;rtf
Ceretwers CeaSt-reaee ACeans.
Special to JooOal. "j
San FTandscQ, Cai May 18. Ad
miral Sperry hoisted the commander's
lag on the tagahlp Coanactiout as he
took command of the PaoiXc squadron
vice' Admiral Evana, retired. He waa
given the salute " and . reviewed the
ships. -. ' '"i
Teheran, Persia. May 15. All the
eountry is ee fete in lebratlag the
analvarsary.of. th Wrth of Shah Xh
mid El Zakat The carnival features of
Franc and Italy have been Introduced
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' a 1 r.r.k'.b a:-!ast pro-
, t,i irn-JIsg out a great Ciat
s crpor.g It. I!s has t
Clirli.iU.aa Charch,
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o the gam cises of the Dover High School came
and swiped all Cie c- Threa men to aa end tonignt ana rroi. noser
Mt Minn. Anmn r . t t t raat with and his teacher, have every reason
a nols r a hun 1 thunders and for congratulation, '- Th year Just ; He does, however call upon the people
they acrapped wlti a verif sane. Ona nded hu been th beat to th duca-J who have the best interest at heart to
. ., -v , .t. Kl(n,w nf . IVura . Vtiara haa ' rtevntfl tha daV to WOrk fOT " DrOhibt-
, Tmmm .rr T"n i-f man ar.aa cut on me t . . - ' ; " 7 V .
J L Li Ml k t and waa bumped in a t .uer to waka.been a eonUnued progresslv advanc. tion and vote for It . .
. S","fc v. . . ,hi ffn.Ht, and the commencement haa been, at ' - 11 ';",.
T person. It would fcav. beei a light to fitting climax to a great school year, j EICUBSfON 10 WASHIKflTOir.
Aaetker Canly Tetea la Faver si th a tulah If allowed to conUius. , They j Laa night th school house, which There will 0 an excursion, irom
,,,r. ' w,r parted by spt tort anoTon of is .proving ail too amail lor tnis com- ew neru u tu.uvu.. x...u-
Leviathan f Holy Writ Captured At
. Cape Lookout On Exhlltlllon
; -1' here, . .
Special to The Journal. ; : '. .
Beaufort, May 18, A large whale
waa captured at Cape Lookout on Sun- -day
and. waa towed to Beaufort today
where it will be pulled but of the wat
tr by the ship yard railway The
monster IS about fifty feet loug and
twenty-five feet around, the body. It
will be on exhibition at the shipyald
for two or three days. Estimated val
ue of bone and oil Is six hundred dollars.
LeeoJ ,;. Tsx-. Ir format! ;
. f ra f orrtver ef.T
r, :eDtt'euiaicuf emest at SJtoel ; but ha waa caaght whan half way over ?
Fr Th EJind-FIn Pwnecm Fe
I tha man aamrad a hi- T and made 'munjlj was crowoea VI anil ro u . aiaj ta, uu
i . V t a Ii' Staa Mm . foIlOWUK DrOETam.'
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Xtskti Xmhasits Sejole At Pm
; peets ft lew Trank Lme,
ipictal Corirespondenc. V . ,
lUleigh. N. C, May 15. Mr. J., W.
Cralgi; ! .Wilmington, who was one
ol the Cape Fear plloU during the
Civil Wsr, who used to bring in tha
blockade runners, haa sent your cor-
i Minstrels. The train win leave New
'f'.iBrn.a.t 9iti a. :nvand wUl leave
and hronght back. Two MnWsUllj Instrumental Duet 'Washington at about U:30 p. m. A
atlarg. ' : ' : '' . . . I Misses Fannie and Jessie Richardson "car will be reserved for whit people.
i n aw win , ilPtitl fMay Pol Drill "..Primary Department! .
sn..r" ta tha ttiam nf A Visit to Qrsndma . . . . . ........... Kerth Carolina needs
a geveraer
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the song to b given with next ln-'. ..V".. Thre Uttle Gins, f is conservauve, hs
dav'a Haw York World, words hnd Bong-MUId TOO Ueara to ixve Me eep luinneiv-i" vrani w .f
' mai) complete. This Is ipn ot th I . . . Byah Richardson,
dearest lltl bodes th i WHd ' ha: Instrumental Duet ..................
dtotrlbnUd. Every onewill ippr- Misses Alma and Birdi Kornegay, . -;r .
4 Debat Resolved. That North Caro1 ! . : la MEJIOKIAaT
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want It to add to their piano collec-1 , u ouuuiu nn a . uihujiuibvi
respondent, to be piacea m w mum j,tion. : Words by the well known song; JBcnooi iw
resents ear needs along all lines Yote
for aim. , ..."
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Washington; Vh May IB. The
governnMnt aelsmagraph waa agitated
very- perceptibly today showing that
a heavy earthquake had occurred. Th
exact location could not be ascertained
hut tt waa thoughA to be In on of
th Central American States. : i . " T
Washington,' D. C, May l,4 ;The
Senat Financ CommitUe today de
cided to make a favorable report on
the Aldrich bill with ameadmeata.
Poughkeepsi. May 18. la the pro
ceedings to get Harry K. Thaw out of
Matteawan lasan asylum, superinten
dent Baker Ustlied that Thaw was
Insane, and a dangerous man to be at
large.: vo-V ,i -;;-
CalcatU, Iadla, May U. The rsvott
that was laaugarated la northern In
dia and haa spread all over th coun
try, found an . expression In a dyna
mite explosion today. wIoh injured
many people aod destroyed jnreat
deal ot property. Ti eciri rail-
way which la owned by British gov
ernment was th property worst dam
aged and It waa that which they intend
ed to destroy. Th track was torn op
tor two or thm mile.
Washington, D. C May -5. The
Governors eonferehc atjonrned this
sventng. Th rsalt of th meeting
has been so aatisfactory Ibat aha plaa
will probably be odopted permanently.
Vra. Geneva mils J
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. I Died at her home, Belgrade, Ons-
ot History,: spy-glass whlch mu wrttar, Edgar Seldetv Mu41c by 8ey- Affirmative .. Clarence Wade Komegay.low county, N. C, April 19, 1908, Mrs,
owned by Mr. James H. Craig, aa- j m(lu. Furth. Iasued bv BDeclal. ar- Negative ...... ..WalUr Bryant Rous ' Geneva miia. in ner oum year.
other of the pilots, The latter lived, rangepent with Shapiro, JJuBi;pub- aToikaWon't ton, Tell Me Why.'.
E. L VH..K, . ..J frJ WIIMattl ! r ' -a.. . .: U "i' i- ' I ' Mlaa Wlnnla Vforr
iianer, ew xora.
near Fort nsner, ano v-oi. , nuuwu
Lamb and his family ' boarded with
him for a long time before th attach
on this most Important of all tha Con
federate forte. Mr. Craig gav In
valuable service to -; Col. Lamb, j by
sounding the channels, planting tor
pedoes, -and aiding with lights, etc,
the blockade runners in, passing In
and out 'through new inlet ; At the
close of the first bombardment of th
fort by th Federal fleet on Christ-
She
was a daughter or Mr. tjaivin nor-
I .............. Miss Winnie Merrlttrton, deceased; waa married to James
IReadinc Nearer 'There. Mills, Jr. In January, 1877, andelev-
4 ' .t v.. . - - --. .. - : " " - ' . . .. a a a 1 -VI I
w. u... rrtia in atwk J ....;....;..;... Wade Kornegay en cnuaren oiessea u. anion, nu uv
a ' l... nadin Tha lfartTrsd Mothar ' '.' 1 Ins now. except one son! who died
IMU aJlU V VU iniuif. , mi maw -.
tha n.nn.ti.HK j a Bamicfht Bird. J 'S, , . . A . ,i ." Miss Wlnnls Merrltt , several years ago. .
arai Co.- ik 'C"-t 8ofr Wantng Honey Moon .."i ' She was alck several months; and
f&i 1 1 i'...,..,........ Miss Irma Noble naa ins oesi meaicai aia uuu u m
. YHsaaing cjconie ana niton couia u auu u mr
: r Miss Alma Kornegay panlon and loving cnuaren ana smu
' CAEET 0FFICIBS AFpeiSTED.
Special to The JournaL,-i,:?-T ' Tableaux The Sacrifice of Irene ... friends to restore her to health again,
. Raleigh, May 18. On nw. cadet of- v..:..!,;.. .;J,;,..J,; Eight Girls but alas, her time had come to leave
flcera Of th cadet batalllon at. the Ag- goat Wfld Flowers ''. . i . . . .Class this world ot trouble, and we hope thai
mas'" day 1864, the fleet unexpectedly! rteultnrnl and Mechanical Coll re her ' , y - a; - ihe Is now at rest where there Is no
withdraw. V Ctol. "Lamb thought announced as follows; Major H.N,; The ,nUrs program was fully car-' more toil or pain.--
Bne was a consisieni anautvuiaii
mfmber ot the M. E. Church South, at
Tabernacle Church,. Onslow county,
: ment acquRted themselves splendidly. ' and her bright course through Ufe was
The affirmative won. . , adorned with love ana nseiuraess,
withdraw. A Col. "Lamb thought ' a r announced as follows; .Major H. N, 't The entire program was fully car- i
trick was Ulng played, so falthfuj. old j Sumnr. Captains of companies,' R. A: ried out., and every jinmbsr upon it i
pilot Craig, using this glasa watched Sharp. J. W. Harrelson, RVA. Bhop, was enjoyed. Specially was the de-ji
day and night from the top of his J. N. Price, W. A. Hora4'-3:".jg;t ktt a feature, and the young gentle-1
lookout pole 60 feet high, every move
ment of the fleet and reported to Col.
Lamb. Mr. Craig stayed t his post
f duty until the beginning of the
second and successful attack and was
then order d by Col. Lamb to take his
family and . g along, th Cape Fear
River for safety and tor several weeks
they, lived In the woods, without food
or clothing almost : Th glass Is de
posited In the Hall of History as a
msmorUl of Mr. J. H. Craig, long
CtCj stanU ler tm larmetv af
sees ma. L.smss se:ar. . aaser,
t.hama and 3 me. Search Ma
record 1 t Icgiilatar aad yea will
vet for Mm.
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?;-eckl Correir;-or.ijae. ' ' ' -r.i!t
N. C, t'.y 15. Teiay be
Sore i" e C.-rEorai,..-a Ct::'"".!.iiie tr
waa a Very latari!sf t,. Tlcg of Use
r:'.:ca'inn by tie tout! s. 111 Tel
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A Solid Car of Buck's Woves . and ! ; . ft..n. .v.,. ... . Inter, t She was a most loving companion;
Ranges. Just received. CaAll and se ;f.ted aud,.net to hetr Hon Wt w ' dtTOud mother, and a kind and lov
thsm. J. 8. Baasnight Hardware Co. 1,... . m. . .fc mima-.m0nt insr mlchbor: ever ready to help oth-
Sddress. Before this address there ,a when in netd; and visit the sick
and comfort the (troubled ,and ;t ary
ones. Her .companion . naa iosi uis
w a. La'k& T.1U
O.. - -T - s" 1 wm .aao-t .saatia!!
CopenhageaL'May ISrThS COttunlU5.. rminaVat th. Dover-HiaH
te having the matbw m hand today ,SohooI had won two prises, that had
presented to. King Frederick, a draft teeil j .or by tha. schools of
of new law for the , regulation of
th fntnr relations Between uenmara nf n..h4r. f th. f!onfd-
'era'cy had off red a fine portrait' for
and Ioalaad. Th bUl, which -must j
Asststont, Attorney General Clement
having bee asked for an opinion as
to whether Methodist ministers, whose
stations had been changed by confer
ence could vote In th prohibition
lection May 28th, has decided that
they cannot ; ,. '
Th State Superintendent ot Public
Instruction 1 notlfled i that another
school district In .Randolph county
baa voted in favor of local taxatlo.
Tfaer la no abatement ot thia -great
movement
Mr. Archibald Grade ot Washington
City, writes your correspondent mat
he desires to get Into correspondence
with surviving comrades of tha 18th
Regiment N. troops la tha Civil
Was. THe wishes the roster of names
and addresses of all survivors, and
ahls regiment was under th command
of his .-father during. the winter of
ltti at Cumberland Gap, and he also
whthe to kaow th names of officers
and men ot th Regiment who parti
cipated In the battle of Chlcamauga,
as h wlahea to correspond with them
la connection with his history of that
battle. Ther Is toxbe reunion ot
the Res-merit at the great Confederate
reynlon at Birmingham, Ala., June
S;h to 11th, Your correspondent will
nld Itr. Grade all the Information
poe!Wi but more -Is nefc.'ed.
To.' y Eupt John E. Tay. of f
:: , C ' 'h4 for TI-e LUuJ here, pre-t-ttred
tliS prc.ram for IL commenc
west tlie date being May 88th. Gov
ernor Clean will deliver the address.
Tie s?tual concert will be given la
m at
PWf. if i tha beat eassv on Gen. Robt E. Ie. to
Denmark and Iceland, constitute let-, u wfMm by ,nd ftt' por-
land atrse, autonomous and ln.de. ;?Wdt b. pr.ented to the school to
peadsnt country nnlted to D-mark rwWctt tn, KhoUr MongtAi that might
by common king and common Inter-; wm prll A Bomhar
eeta, and forming wlth.Denmark at . . .awed. and the committee
sUt ederatlon-th United Danish. . . . thatrMlg, J...1. Rlchard-
Emplr. . v Jv" i.nn nt tha rwvrnr Mlah Hrhonl. waa tha
It th bill paseaa, King Frederick . . Ur. n v Dt1llAAtKt of
will be nuuefl to can nimae ,a..ng. D,ughterll ppe,ented the W
of Denmark and King of Iceland. VJinit to th, acnooi. v:-
toa aonosssiona nave oeon- granwa. N(w Barn j0BrB.L tnrough ,ti
to Iceland, giving a greater degre ropjtlUttt.Ut c. L. Stevens, ottered
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. Fertaae Far Be Saga r
Paris, May 18. Although aa early
marriage between PrlncfeHeli de Sa
tan and Vme. Anna Gould Is token
tor granted here, no definite informa
tion aa to the time and place-, ot the
wedding has yet reached Paris. The
prlac and Mm. Gould ar -expected
to reach this etty th mlddl of next
we. ; ' '!--
HI I not Hkely that thr will be
any marriag settlement aa Mms.
Ooald'a nreoerty at Still In trust for
the benefit of creditors. . - v
Count Bori de Castellans completely
dissipated tha private fortune which
his wife Inherited from her mother.
It la understood that debts amounting
to almost 2,t30,C;'O ar outstanding.
Ignite Carlo,, ray 14. Mme. Gould
and Trine n!!e de r.icn proceeded
to f::c toiy and inr;ectel a villa,
which It is their purpos to rent next
eeason. They will leave her for Paris
tomorrow night " . .
Eaaa C?ar to AUaatW Csast Lias
pctal Correspondenc. '
r.ale'-b, N. C, May II. The Intlma-
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V. a that before a great While ,v e At
1 . '.:e Ccmat Line will con . ' the
V x tetwefa'Eprlntt Hope t Tal-
' 'i is U VftluS. It. Is lean : t at
e t' e iso a lumber tny
V U li g-,lng to build - t". e r 1
' t 1 . tracts cf fins t - a-
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as a prize last fall, a full set of thirty
volumes, of th Encyclopaedia Britan
nic,' to be given to th county school
that could show the best average at
tendance of pupils during the school
year. County 8upt 8. M. Brlnson hsd
found that the Dover High School
had won title pris. with an unusually
high attendance percentage. In behalf
of the doaor. Supt Brlnson presented
the prise, to the sehol. and Prof. Mo
lar, in behalf of th pupil, accepted
both prise. It was happy day for
th pupils, aad ther waa great re
joicing. Both prises will be attractive
and valuable assets for the school.
' Mr. Kltchln mads tha commence'
ment address,- sfter these presenta-
tlonfc 'speaking nearly an hour. He
was given good attention, and the ad
dress wss scholarly. Ths speaker
spoke particularly to the young men
of the school. He said the requisites
tor happiness were honesty, education,
kindness and Industry. To . pursus
thens should be tha purpos of every
young man. It meant success of. the
right klsd. '
Tonight the following program com
pleted the exercises:
Pregraa
Music, instrumental
Mlas r-unnle Richardson
Song Bob White. Class
no Drill ....Twslvs Girls
IW.man Drill Sixteen Girl
rantomlme At The Goldftt Cates .
Thirteen Girl
1 ras.a
Three Clasps a I
best friend.. He dear children a most
ovlng mother; and the community one
of its best friends. While their home
is vacant and that sweet and lovely
voice is no mors to be heard, admon
ishing them, they cannot call her back
to be In this world ot trial She Is
now ire from all pain, and is rest
ing in the silent grave; her work is
ended and she is at rest under the
shads of ths trees.
She leavea a companion; five daugh
ters snd five sons; six grand-children;
two Sisters and two brothers; and
host of relstlves and friends to mourn
her loss, but we hop -that our loss is
her eternal gal- She waa buried In
the family grave-yard on Monday ev
ening, April !0ta. Her. funeral was
preached by Rev. Craig. A larga crowd
of people were present and many
tears were ahed. VV. ' T
Weep not loved ones, but try to fol
low her example, and when done with
this world may you all meet her in
that Celestial City. , s-
May 13, 1908. !v f . ''.
A LOVING FRIEND.
H . FAT POLICE COURT. '
." The police court adjourned yester
day to tht court house.' The puullo
niayjread 'between the lines'" on this
statement; there is food for reflection.---Every
little while disorderlies mahe
a show and yesterday was one of those
times. Following is the list of "miser' .
ables": '
Joe Fendrrson, reckless driving of
transfer, Judgment suspended on pay-i
mint. of co6t Mr. Claro Duncan
resenting the N. & 8.'.. Railroad Co ,
was In court to explain the holding !
a csr at crossing. The c'.ty maintain,
ed the car obBtrucsed the passage lor
30 minutes, but Mr. Hawkuw says it
was 21 minute s. Judgment waa us-,
pended on payment of ' cosis. roster -Eastwood
cursed and swore and dur
ing the course or his trlni there .was '
iome spicy .bsndinage ot words -in
which 20. half pints of llqer. (blind :
tiger) ITV were li-ought u in issue
No action was taken on the lictuor
milter. Eastwood was fined $0 00 and
osta. Moses Dlllahunt was required
to pay the costs tor being disorderly.
He was tried on a second warrant for
cursing and swearing and cursing the
police officer. He was fined 15.00 and
costs. Sain Fields and Carl Ward had
in altercation Friday night and conse-
ouently ' they were in court. Colum- -
bus Bonner, disorderly and : interfer
ing with a police officer in the dis
charge of his" duty. ' Judgment sus
pended cn the payment " ot the costs.
Henry and Penny Hicks had a family
jar and . plead; guilty. They were
fined $5.00 and costs. T. M. Tisdale,
r pre scnlins the , Pixie - Amusemf nt
o., wa3 tixed the costs tor sweeping
Irusbr on waifc-Th6ftiavt,iite 'had to
ay the iosl i lor d 31 :li: rains Are arms-
wlthin city. - - - - .
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' Right Bailee Ascension , v
One ot ths big features of tht At-
lantlc Big Night at Cook's pavilion,
will be a daring balloon ascension by
Mile! Aire, who will make the flight
to the clouds after night-fall. ,. The
Atlantic were very fortunate in get
ting this feature, and It Is only one
ot the free attractions that will be
offered during the night, The daring
young lady has her balloon illuminat
ed when she makea her night ascen
sions.
W. X Bryan's Son-la-Law Attacked by
His Model
Tarls, Msy 14. W. H. Leavltt the
artist son-in-law' of William J. Bryan,
was Injured yesterday In an encoun
ter with an Italian named Cana, who
had been posing aa model for a pic
ture which the artist is painting for
the City Hall at Denver,
.fur the sitting Cana returned re
y'.'.r to the studio and demanded
' a compensation and It was re
' 4 1 ' 1. I'e finally cams bai k arm
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, FOSEBFULiODfiESS
Mrs. Curtis, W. , C. T.." U. ' Worler
' Handles The Liquor Traflic - ,
' Without Gloves. , v ' .
: It the assembly which greeted Mrs,.
Nannie Curtis at First Baptist church
Sunday night w&s an indication o the
real sentiment on prohibition, this city
will go overwhelmingly-dry. There .
was standing room only -all over the
church and it was estimated that the
attendance whs between 700 and 1,000.
The speaker held the audience for two .
hours and, there was no sign of un- .
easiness In all the vast crowd. They
were fascinated-with her logic and her
powerful and original manner ot dis
course. Mrs. L'uma is a woman 01
large experience in her work of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
and she speaks the hard, cold facts of
the war against the liquor traflic. She
is not eloquent in the common accep
tation of the word but she has a di
rectness and a Vigor which Is luestl- t
mable tor the person who alms to em- -
press great truths,.
'She announced the text' and then
before she read the" passage she said
that a great many men had found
comfort in the statement that prohibi
tion was not In the Bible either ex
pressed, or implied, did not Ihe Cre
ator when he placed oirr first parents
in the Garden ot Eden say of the tree
of the knowledge of good and evil.
thou shalt not eat of It, tor , the day
that thou eatest thou Shalt surely die
Sh then went on to the text for tho
evening found in Isaiah 5, 11. "War to
them that rise up early In the morn
ing that they may follow strong drink;
that continue until night that wlno In
flame them. Her adJreKS was not 01m
that appealed to sympathies but t',n
drift of her argument was to felmw
thatlrohlbition is a prat!.al !
issue. In England a rum citrs- 1 " .n
try a monster pftltion Is l l- :
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