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Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Held Delightful Meeting at Mrs. Emma Jer.
mans, on Commerce Street, Thursday.

The meeting of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union held at Mrs.
Emma Jerman's last Thursday after
noon was in charge of the president,
Mrs. Kate E. Smithers, who arranged
the program for the occasion.
Mrs. Emma Jerman recited the Cru
sade Psalm at the opening of the meet
ing and gave two appropriate recita-
tions during the afternoon.
In addition to glimpses of Miss Will
lard's life and work from sketches,
those present who had been privileged
to hear her eloquent addresses each
gave their impressions of her as a wo-
man and speaker, and altogether the
meeting was interesting and helpful.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
DELAWARE STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION.
Continues the Services of Miss Florence Bay.
ard Kane as State Organizer.

A special meeting of the Delaware
State Library Commission was held at
the State House, Dover, Thursday
1t was decided to continue the services
of Miss Florence Bayard Kane, as or
ganizer for the State. The organizer
is not paid from the State fund or ap-
preparations, but her expenses are pro-
vided for by fund raised by citizens,
and subscribed to this cause. A large
amount of routine business was trans
acted, and the meeting was presided
over by Commissioner Manlove Hayes.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
Squire TiIghman's Court Room.

Squire George w. Tilghman is now
ready for business. He has fitted out
a nice office in the front of his wheel
wright shops, painted, papered an
wainscoated with such necesss
office furniture as to make it a Gre I
able Magistrates Courtroom.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
STEAMER BRADY RESUMES TRIPS.
After Being Ice Bound a Month Leaves This
Morning on Schedule Time.

The Steamer G. F. Brady, after be-
ing ice bound one month, resumed her
trips to-day, leaving Smyrna Landing
at 10 a. m. The schedule for the first
week in March is as follows: Smyrna
Landing Monday, 3rd, 2 p. m; We'd
nesday, 5th, 10 noon; Friday, 9TH, p.
m. Philadelphia-S Saturday, 1st, 10 a.
m. Tuesday, 4th, 10 noon; Thursday,
9th, 12 noon; Saturday, Sth, / p. m.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
PENINSULA GAMERS MEET TOMORROW.
Convention of Capitalists at Hotel Richardson
Promises TO be Quite Interesting.

A convention of capitalists that will
interest every farmer in the Delaware
and Maryland peninsula will be held
at the Hotel Richardson, Dover
on Thursday, February 81.
The convention is the annual one of
the Peninsula Canned Goods Associa-
ton. Secretary G. NJ. Dashiell, of
Princess Anne, says the meet Will be
opened to packers and all interested in
the packing business.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
TROLLEY EFFECTS WERE NOT SOLD.
Creditors Made Agreement With Delaware
General Electric Company

The Delaware General Electric
Company's effects which were recently
seized by Constable William F. Willis,
and advertised for sale Friday were
not exposed under the hammer. The
seizure included one and one-half
miles of steel rail, 1900 trolley poles,
5000 railroad ties, workmen's barracks
and quantity of shovels, pick-axes and
hoes. The sale was stopped by an
agreement of the directors of the COM
pany with the suing creditors as
the directors are clearing all claims up,
preparatory to disposing of the line,
aud all their lower Delaware fran
chises.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
Alfred riIghman,s Store BurgIarlzed.

Thursday nightthieves broke through
a glass in the bulk window of Alfred
Tilghman's and carried off $3.50 worth
of candy. Nothing else in the store
was found missing.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
wASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY AT HARTLY.
Despite the Inclement Weather., Very Inter-
esting Program Was Rendered.

esting Program Was Rendered.
There was a big patriotic rally at
Hartley, Saturday night, in honor of
Washington's birthday, and the holi-
day was observed more generally than
usual throughout the country because
of it's falling on Saturday. The Hart
ley exercises were arranged by COM
mittee of teachers, Miss Edith L.
Plummer, and Miss Ida Barber.
The committee interested the Patriotic
Order of Sons of America throughout
Kent county. Pearson's Camp, No. q;
Kenton Camp, No. 8; and Dover Camp,
No. were in ATTENDANCE.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
ThorOughfare Neck Bridge Tenders.

The New Castle Levy Court yester-
day appointed PurnellT I. Jones, bridge
tender at Fleming's Landing; J. F.
Croft at Odessa, and John Slant at
Fennimore's.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26
GOOD PROSPECT FOR PEACHES.

Cold Weather Has Kept the Buds From Swell
ing and They are in Dormant State.
The prospect for peaches was never
better, as is true for fruits of all kinds.
Continued freezing weather of an old
fashioned winter has kept the buds
dormant, most fortunate condition,
and now before the buds can possibly
appear, winter will have vanished and
spring warmth will nurture them.
Peach Blossom Grange at Middletown,
which has been alternating for many
years has just been re-organized with
big membership.
Smyrna times., 1902-02-26

suEo ON FouarH PAGE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
Z j. niW Polsk4I,illlclh b
" AMER|'Y,l('lC',E.

CHICAGO, Kom'tet
wvykonawczy organizacyj pei
skich og}asza nastePu)aca
odezwe:
Uprze'mie donosimy' Il
" .elka wsp6lna demonstrecya
W AUDITORIUM zam asst dina
ago Marca odbedzie sic do
p,ero W Niedziele dnia Ago
Maja br. Wazne powcdy
sk}on'ly mas do jej odlozen'a
Glownym zas lest ten. Il
goni9ca "a sensacya Prasa
amerykahska W lynne czas'e
bedzi~ do tego stopnia za)sta
przyjazdem ksiecia Henryka.
IL zbyt ma}o m ejsca pozosta
toby lei ola poSw'ecenia 60
naszel ~sprawie. Z tego vice
powodu demonstracya nasza
latwo mog'abv prze]Sc niepo--
strzezona / bez nalezytego
rozg'osuC hybiIaby wiec tak'm
sposobem ctlu, a pien'adze
"a na wydane ME przyo'o
s|vby nam wielu korz> Sci.
Sadz'my tel, re dz'eh Ago
Maja, ,ako naiblizszy. po
rocznicy nadania Narodow'
Polsk,emu konstytucyi be-
die ~stosowniejsza chwila do
urzadzenla man'testacyi naro-
dove, ma weksza skale. Aze-
by zn6w sprawl nasza przez
to od'ozen'e ME ucierp'a'a i
zawsze zywotna pozosta5a.
przygotulemy o~dpowiedz ma
ostatnia move kanclerza
n'emieck,sgo Buelowa i po~
staramy sic. O umieszczenie
taknwej w prasie ang'elskiej
TIA kilka dni pred przyjaz-
dem goscia niemieckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
p Stan.eh Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
y Europie Honieoz. naprs6d) 1880
w ~ k /.
Prenumerata wyao~t rocsuse

Abonenci oplaoajacy W1ARusA
6 do1u, kon,ecznie musza Ffaclc
100 ~ ieden rok, lubo " tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czylf p{a~
cacyob naprz6d. roczna opfats
.nizylismy ma $3.50.
Kto ziedna nam trzech no
evch abonent6w i prze6le cd
xazdeec ~ca}oroczny abonament Z
CORY, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ala niego samego ~przese{ac bedz'e"
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze Z poczty try gazety'
.wa4anym jest "a abonenta odpo,
viedz1al nym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ia
.yonmiast podac wydawcy W1AR"sA
w5i nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy w~yraznie ME
odm6wi2 gazety "a posredn'c:wem
listowego hub innego urzednika
pooztowego, WAnus pose}an} az
die dalej. skoro kto zaprzestaLls
odbieraG gazette, powlnien wpierw
.ap}a1i6, jezel; co IA MIA eaten.
P;eniadze "a ola W1AeusA u:
ely przeseia6 przez pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order. Mona
Tel p~rzeselat abonament W dolaracf'
pspierowych, przes Postal note
albo " iednocentowyoh Tub dwucen
towych z1aczkach pocztowych, lecz
je4eli. adjournment, W TAXI sposob
przes}any, " drodze przepadn'e Eco
80 " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
.Garza) wydawca W1AEUsA ME
bic, re "a to ma siehie odpowiedzial
uoaci. Take listy najlepiej kazat
ma poczcie reglstrowad, DO wtenczae
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od'
cowiedzialno6G, he wrazs zawartos'
ola dojdq M miejsce przeznaozenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przesefkl pie
aie4ne do W1ARUsA adrescwac:
81. Derd0wsM
$40 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
TOLEDO. o., 5. ]utego

TOLEDO. T., $. ]utego,
- Przesz}o 50 kap'an6w
polskich przybylo do To'edo
ma kopfefencye W sprawie
obr.'ny 'nteres6w duchowieh"
silva polsk'eg" W Ame;yce.
Ma ~zgrcmadzeniu uchwalono.
zorgan'zowa6 stowarzyszenie
polsk'ch ksiezy, kt6reby sta
10 IA strazy interes6w | wall
czy|o O ~odpowiedn'e uznanie
duchow'ehstwa polskiego W
her. rchii koScielnej Obrano
nastepu!ach urzednik6w:
Pieces ks Stan,s}aw Ma.
wrock' z Chicago. Ills,
Vice prezes ks. Jakob
Pacholski Z Wioona, Nina.
P,erwszy rekret'rz ks Jan
Szukalski Z Milwaukee. Wis,
Drugi sekretarz ks. Ka-
I'm err Granikowski z Chica~
20 Ill.
Skarbnik ks. Franciszek
Wo)talewicz z Chicago, Ill.
DETROIT, Mich - Ma
wiecu polskim w Detroit o.
procz polskich m6wcow
p]rzemaw'at major m'asta
Maybury h;skup Foley.
Vice odby1 sic W sr6dmies
ciu. W pochodzle wz'e}o u
dial kilkana$cie tysiecy osob.
" szystkie czeskie towarzy.
silva przyczyni|y sic do NADIA.
MIA wiekszego uroku wspa-
nialemu pochodowi ktory
ciagnal sic kilka mil.
DETROIT. Umar} tn
jedeo z nailepiej znanych
obywateli polsko-detroic-
k,ch Frane'szek Eichler.
C6rka jego jest iona znanego
browarza p. Jana Zyndy.
S. p Franc,szek urodzil sic
W r. 1897 " Prusach Zachod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

nich Iczyl xatem TAT IS Po-
grz.b odbyt Sc v tt'nniies:ddlzzii;a
lex : kosciola Sw:. J6zefata.
ST. LOUIS. Mo Pr
niewaz ME ma tn odpowied-
niego m,eisca ma publ'czne
zebran'a polsk'e, przet" ma
tn zostat pcbudowany Dom
Polski
- Bru~
talny synalek.. kt6ry JUL
przedtem by} karany "a pc
oiewieranie swych rodzic6w
stawat W Sobote. ponownie
" sadie oskarzony o pobic'e
swej matki. Jest MIN Jan
Skonieczny Fam eszka}y prey
Rogers ulicy Synalek W oba'
vie pred kara ubtagal make
zeby mu darowa'a wine. w
sadie matka wstawi}a sic "a
swym Jaskicm i wycofala
skarge po zapEacen'u kosztow
W sumie $415 Sedzia zgo-
dill sic lynn razem ma zada
ME czulej matki. ale zapew"i:
obwinionego. ze )eS)i jeszc>e
raz z~ostanie aresztowany "a
poniewieranie rodzic6w to O.
trzyma zasluzooa surowa
kare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
NASlAGENCl.

NFAOl NJ
Upowa4nieni g. do kolektowa.
n,a abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
,4oY nasi agenoi %mie1soowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. 49, Franciszek
ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedsielski, 1914 - IL Str.
BALTIMORE: Fr. Ziarnowsk,
7l9 8. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. - Franciszek
Lubowlecki.
HOFA PARK, Wis.
M. J. Ko6micki.
NANTlUOKH PAIR. Jab}onsk
OAK HILL. - st. P~ogorzelski.
POLAND, Wis. Tsofl R6tek.
?lKE LAKE Wis. = Adam
Banbenek.
Wnk1D Mf@<.[ 0keohows l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
AmERYkA
S'oos
.oocoeo

acknowledgements
Sooos
~POsIADkO5CI stan6w lied
noc.onych powlekszyiy sic zn6w 0
kilka wysp. T'utejszy Rad estate
cznie kup,{ cd Danii wyspy swane
DANISH West Indyes" (Duhskie
lndye Zachodnie>
So to try niewielkie wysepki:
~. Tomassa, sw. Krzyza i sw
Jana, lezace ma 1sch6d po{udnie
cd Porto Rico. Do Danil ~nalezaRy
cd roku 1858 go. Ludno66i lcza o.
kofo 40 tysiecy, a wazne So tylko
ola tego ola Stan6w Zjednoczo'
nyeh, ze panuja mad droga okreto
wa prowadzac4 z Oceanu Atlantyc-
kieQo ma morze Caraibskie i 50 va
znym punktem strategicznym. Tar
gowano je juz cd szesciu lat =
DANA, widziac, ze potszue stany
mog}yby czasem je zabrac p6zniej
si}a, wola}a ie sprzedad zarobi}a
dobrze, DO dostal* "a ME S milio-
now.
GUBERNATOR Mjnnesoty
Van SAINT zwola{ nadzwyczajne
posiedzenie sejmu stsnowego, On
6wiadczaiac, 10 zwo}a} seim celem
wystapienia przeciw spiskowi TO-
eatysh Kompanij kole]owych.
zNANY most " Brooklynie
ma bye wzmocnfony. Welding ko~
misarza mosto wego, ea}y wlersch
must BYE probationary. Koszta
obliczono ma kilka mllion6w dula-
row.
CHICAGO. - PrzYczyna o.
kropnej katastrofy. W kt6rej zgi~
ne}o IL os6b a przcsz{o 20 costa
10 pokalec7onych, ~jeszcze nalezy
Gle ME zosta}a w%y6wletlona.
Przekonano sic tylko, re eksplozya
wydarzy{a sic wskutek ~zapalenia
ZIG nasromadzonego gazu W skle.
pie rzezalni Trostela. Jakim spo-
sobem gaz sic nagromadzif i "a
palif ~jeszcze ME zbadano. Opinia
publiczna oskarza kompanie gazo~
va.
ST. LOUIS, Mo- Department
stray rguiowej oznajmia, re W
czasie pozaru onegdajszego ty]ko
szesciu strazak6w zycie straci{o, a
ME 10, jak pierwotnie donoszono!
Dobvto zw{okl VIM. Dundoua
Daniela w. Steele, Mieha}a Kehoe.
a potem asysteuta szefa 'Thierry,
jakotez Krenninga Mcbride.
Zdaje sig. re zablty ~jeszcze zosta{
William Westenhof, kt6rego
zw{ok teraz szukaja.
900
AID MIRAh Sampson zosta} u
r2edownie uwiadomiony przez mi~
nistra marynarki, lie jego czas
s}uzby sic ukohc,yl. Stan chorego
admirala pozostaje niezmieriony.
900
GRAFTON Mass Theodore
Roosevelt, syn prezydenta Stan6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
Polar v Patterson.

OAddI aCl6TSOQ.
Patterson. n j.. 10 Lutego
Naipiekniejssa czeSt dzieloley
handlowej miasta Patterson pc
sz}a z dymem wczoraj Szkoda
wonosi ogo}em oko}o $40 ono, 600.
Dwadzie6cia szes6 blok6w W
samem centrum miasta ley v
qruzach a z pozostafvch zgliszezy
wydobywa sic gtzieniesdzie pfo-
mien lub Own
Jak wcxoraj wieczorem obli~
czono oko}o tys,ac fam,lij jest bex
dachu mad g{ow2. Wiele budyn.
k6w zosta}o cze6c,owo znlszczo.
nych.
Shiny wlcher jest e}6wnie 3D.
powiedzialnY "a rozszerzenie sic
ognia. Pomimo wielkiej szkody
jake miasto ponosi fnansowe, lud
jest zadowolony re Mkt zycia ME
stracl} Tub nawst ME odni6s}
6miertelnysh uszkodze6. War
sztaty tkackie. przedzalnie jedwa-
blu j fabryki lokonotyw. gdzie
PRAGUE najwiecej ludu biedneeo,
pozostaty wolne Cd ognia.
Miedzy bu~dynkami kt6re
leza " gruzach znsdu]a sig: ratusz
mlejskl, biblioteka publiezna sta
eva policyjna. gmaeh straty o.
gniowej. piet k~oScio}6w. szesc
bank6w pied g%machdw klubowych.
siedm gmachdw. ofsowych, diva
budynki telegra6iczne, jeden tcatr,
dwie gazety l GAIA lista r6znych
innych SHADOW rd4nego rodzaju.
Polar powsta} o p6}noey "
niedzie]ei trivial prze1 ca}y dzieh
w~czorajszy.
Ogieh jak przypuszczaja pow
stall W szopach kolei ulicznei cd
lie izolowanego drutu elektry-
cznego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

- Rodzine
pa6stwa Hobowsk;ch, "a
mieszka'a ma rogu uljc ~ 81
i s. Ashland ave spotkalo W
sobote nieszczeScie. wskutek
ktorego zycie PAM Bcbow :
skiej i cork jest zagrozone
Obi. kobiety wyb'era'y sic
ma maskarade. C6rka, pre-
brana "a gwiazdora, niosla
cho,nke. gdy wtem drzewko
zapalIo sic cd gazu, a ma
stepnie suknie panny. Matka
przy %ratowaniu cork stane|a
W plomieniach. Gdy o]c'ec
cadbiegs. zagasi' Qgieh IA
GORGE. sas'edzi zaS uratowali
make. Kob;ety ucierpialy
bardzo cd ogola zachodzi
Ottawa. azali wyzdro"it,i4.
90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
U CHICAGO.

SOUTH CHICAGO. 49,.
w hutach. Illinois Steel Co.,
wydarzylo sic straszne ME
szczesc'e Piec mr.. 10 zatkal
sic. Kiedy wlano do n'cgo
wieksz4 ilost metalu rozto~
pionego. powstaly gay.
wskutek kt6rych nastap'la
eksplozya i olbrzym'a lava
metalowa wy1a|a sig ma "a
trudoionych W poblizu robot =
nik6w. Stojacy nabl'7ei MI.
chal Obnahsk, zostat formal
me zalany metalem. kt6ry 90
W jedne) praw'e chwili zam'e.
nil ma szkielet zweglony
Straszliwie poparzony zostal
Jan Pulaski. ktory wkrotce
potem umar} W szpitalu Nadto
c ezko poparzeni zostali Mi
cha} Sierpieoiec i Stanis|aw
Jankoes ski. Podrbno jeszcze
! ;nni:robotnicy odni< ST. ina
czne uszkodzenia, ale q ,ch
nazwiskach trudno Sc dowie-
dzieG, zw]aszcza ze urzednicy
kompanii ME chca podawat
zadoych szczeg6Io~ nieszcze~
$l'wego wydarzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

GAYLORD, Mich. FIR.
Sierocki pobiE tax niemilo~
siernie swoja matke. re ia
must kilka tygodoi przelezet
W I6zku. OBOE byli W mic
trzezwym stanie Do czynu
tego z pewnoSciq 90 popchoe-
~ stosunki pomiedzy zoua a
matka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
0szustwo rzodzf sWiaCem.

0szuslwo rzadzf swfaCem.
Nigdy ME by}o i nigdy ME-
bedzie ma 6wiecie dobrego p}odu,
kt6regoby z}o6liwie ME krytyko-
wano. Kiedy Trinera Amerykahski
Elixir Go 'zkiego Wlna zdoby{
sobie uznanie tax W Ameryce, jak
W Europe z powodu l%eczni:zej i
wzmacniai4cej pomocy, jaka udzie~
Ia organom trawiacym, znalezll
sic nlesumienni n~a6ladowcy, kt6r.y
wmawiaj4 " p%ublicznodt, ze tax
zwane Gorzk,e Who " n,ekt6rych.
przypadkacL psu,e zdrowie.
Nam sobie przeto "a obowia-
EEK, ostrzedz osoby. cierpiaoe ma
uieregularnoici choroby systemu.
trawiacege, pred takimi ludzmt
60 m6wia, 1e kazde take Gorzkie.
Vino jest r6wniez dobre jak Tri-
nera. Pyta< sig zawsze tylko O.
Gorzkie Vino Triuera, zaopatrzo~
ne zawsze W take moja na~ka;
hardlowa:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
JOSEPH TR1NER's


Wyleczy}o ono tysiace ludzi..
ktorzy podziekowali mi przez:
publiczne swladectwa. Trinera
Amerykahski Elixir Gorzkizgo
wilma dz!a}a cudownieJ pomaga
t~rawieniu,r eguluje stolec / wvrabla
krew, klaruje umys} oraz leczy i
regulate wszelkie dolegliwo6ci
zo}2dka. watroby i merck.
Pytat o ME W apiece, a jezeli
ME dostaniecie. to pisaf do jedy-
nego fabrykanta tego lekarstwa,
pod adresem: Joseph Triner, 100
S. Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
N~ajlepsze LEX

Najlepsxe LEX
NJ wypadanie wlos6w w kr6tkim
czasie zapobiega wy4azeniu w1os6w
i o~czyszcza glove 2 }usek i liszaji
Ma 1ysych g}owach wnet ukazuje
sig porost.
Many take LEKARSTWO
MA REU MATYzM i pose}smy
ma wszvstkie czesci swiata.
Jezeli cheese sic odzwyczaic cd
picia rozpalajacych trunk6w, to jest
likierow lub paleaia fajki, eygar
lub papieros6w. kt6re ezesto przy-
prowadzaja chorobe piersi, napisz
do mas a my Gig wyleczYmy
Ma %odpowiedz przes}a6 nalezy
znaczek pocztowy "a 2 Gently.
Wszelkie l;sty adresvwa6 nalezy:
Prof. w X. SZEMBORSKI
a. William str
New Britain, Conn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-22
STOOD OFF A POSSE
HORACE sHIPMAN FOUGHT TO
 LAST DITCH.
Had Marshal and for Three Hours He Battled With Sherin's Party-He Was Shot
 to Death.

Jefferson, la, June 1.-As the result
 of an attemp. to arrest Horace Shipman on a warrant for misdemeanor, Marshal John Swearingen and Shipnsen were shot to death, and the town is greatly excited.
 For some breach of the peace last even ing, a warrant was sworn out for snip man. It was placed in the hands or Marshal Syearingen for service. Dr. G. H. Grimmell, Shipmans family physician, went ahead of the marshal to attempt to have Shipman surrender peaceably. Ship man agreed to this, but when Swear ingen and Deputy Sheriff Fred Kendall appeared at the door, he warned them not to come in. under penalty of death.
 Swearingen, undaunted. started to pull his revolver, for the. purpose of entering, and Shipman fired, the load of shot strik- ing the marshal in the lower part of the face, killing him instantly pr. Grini- meli and the deputy beat a retreat, leav- ing the body of the marshal upon the !, porch.
 Sheriff Anderson immediately went to | the scene of the shooting. deputizing a
 dozen citizens to assist him. Hundreds | of persons gathered near Shipman home, and for three hours watched the battle. Five hundred shots were poured l into the large two story house, Ship. man replying from windows, cellarway l and door.
 l About II o'clock Shipman appeared al window and fifty shots were fired al him. It then became quiet inside and Shipmans body was found on the floor
 full of bullets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-22
ELECTION OF TEACHERS EDUCATIONAL BOARD NAMES PEDAGoGUEs FOR NEXT YEAR No Successor to Prof Moore Was Selected at Last Nights Meeting.
 Few Changes in Pres
 ent Corps.

The Montgomery City Board of Educa- tion met at S,o'clock last night in the office of the Superintendent of city Schools at the Girls High School build- ing on South Lawrence Street and elect cd teachers for the ensuing scholastic year.
 After the meeting Prof. c. L. Floyd. Superintendent of the City Schools, who was present at the meeting declined to make public the list of teachers elected by the board He said the teachers had not been assigned to grades and before this was done the board deemed it best to withhold the names of those elected. It is understood, however, that few if any changes were made in the personnel of the teachers who were elected for another year.
 Professor Floyd said the successor to Prof. Richard F. Moore, who has been instructor in writing and drawing was not chosen at last nights meeting. Pro- lessor Moore was not an applicant for re- election. He withdrew his application sev- eral days ago and will remove to Fort Worth Tex, to teach writing and draw ing in the public schools of that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-22
MULES PRICE RECOVERED.
Decision of Importance Rendered by
 Judge Fuller.

Judge Fuller. K Of revolutionary importance to the great army of horse traders is decision of Justice J. B. Fuller handed down yesterday in the case of Ferguson vs. Copeland.
 Tn. that decision Justice Fuller decided that all assurances given by either party in q horse trade must be made good, and that the law holds out redress for a party engaged in horse trade. A mule. one that was imported from Missouri to work the prairie lands of the black belt. and the origin of a suit be- tween D. w. Ferguson, a farmer, and H.. F. Copeland. "a hvsryman and horse dealer. was the basis of this weighty opinion. ss
 The mule laid down and died within a week after the completion of tho trade, and Ferguson. the purchaser of the animal. made a demand upon Copeland for the return of $s6, which he had paid for the short-lived long ears. This demand was refused and the last owner of the deceased mule went to the l courts for redress.
 He alleged that one of the legs of the mule was injured although he said the animal had been guaranteed as sound in every particular. That injury, the com , plaint alleged. had brought on lockjaw, ana the lockJaW brought oh oeath-suu- denly. swiftly and pathetically. To substantiate his claim he introduced as q witness a veterinary surgeon, who
 swore that the lockjaw which had re-
 moved his muleship from the scene of his
 earthly activities had been slperinduced | by the wound in question.
 | The defendant on the other hand con- i tended that the mule had not been treated
 by the owner with proper care and con- sideration. The animal had. he said
 been taken out in the hot sun, and turned
 over to the tender mercies of a negro
 Some of the listeners gathered from his remarks a conviction that if the animal
 had been quartered in boudoir and given French maid, she would be well
 and charming today. 1 The Judge. however. was convinced of | the correctness of the veterinary's lock-
 jaw opinion. and so awarded the plaintiff a verdict for SS6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-22
master at Montgomery. and Charles H

master at Montgomery. and Charles H. Scott of Montgomery.
 The Republicans pretend to claim that they will have some chance to elect their candidates this winter. but declare that much depends upon the action of the Democratic committed. C h a IF m a n Vaughan is quoted as saying he antici- pates a division among the Democrats because of the question of primary or no primary. and that the Republicans will take advantage of any blunder that Is made.
 The real fight between the Republ cans, however, will be for the chairmanshlp of the State Committee end the conse- quent control of the party machinery in Alabama. MT. Vaughan has already an- nounced that he is not candidate for to the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-22
Cures by X-Rays.

Boston Advertiser
 The intimation has been made by Dr. Southwick of this city, before the Mas sachusetts Medical Society, that the use of the ..x-ray'' promises great things fer the treatment of malignant diseases which under the older methods of treat ment have usually failed, in so many cases, to show any cure. The import a1ce of the hint may have been realized by those physicians who were present and heard 1t; but the general public does not yet fully realize what such an asse-- ton from so conservative a source. based on experiments conducted right here in Boston. means to the general world. In a word. 1t means that the disease most dreaded like cancer. tumors. lupus, tu- berculous glands and the like can hence forth be cured in all cases where the "X- ray can be directly applied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-22
A Scientific Discussion.

New York Weekly.
 Professor SeLrcher-What are supposed to be petrified horse tracks have been found in Missouri
 Old Lady-Oh, they can't be.
 Prof Searcher-Just my opinion exact ly. madam. The horse and the alluvial deposit in which those imprints were dis ccvereI represented widely different eras of geological and geological history.
 Old Lady-Yes. and a petrihed horse couldn't walk you know.