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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
zionists Close Session.
NV Associated Press.)

(By Associated PTess. - n
BASEL, SWITZERLAND. Aug. 2s.-
Attic closing session of the Zionist Con-
gress 1000 persons being present on y was
should be attended by 200 voting dele
gates, instead OF 100. as heretofore. The
members Of the Business Committee h wHre
Prnfessor Gottheil and Messrs. Jacob De
Ha el': Secretary Of the American Fedora
ton OF zion!sts. and Meyer OF New ~ aor IN !
Messrs. Zolotkoff and Horisch. OF Chlcaso'
aud Mr.. Wise, OF Portland, ore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
SPEND SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
,ATTHE POPULAR BEACH PARk.

There is no more pleasant place to spend
sotnrday and Sunday than Beach Park,
IIntei Recommendations are good and rea-
aonable. Music, dancing, bathing, boat
ing and fishing, Special trains leave Rich
monh $50 p, NJ Sunday trains leave
go A. NJ and 400 p, NJ Fifty cents
yo,,nd trip. Special tickets on sale sat
nrday, 90 cents for the round "trip. Good
going OH any regular train Saturday ana
sunday or Monday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
ARMY CAPTAIN FINED
FOR SMUGGLING
(By Associated Press.

MANILA, august 2s--The Court Of
Customs Appeals has fined Captain
Quartcrmaster Harry 3. Chamberlain
500, the ordinary fine. for smuggling,
with the difference that he did not SNUG
gle for personal gain, put vas caush y V
bringing in unmanifested. dutiable goods
In packages addressed to prominent mill
tary officers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

nails, from some. tnore progressive market.
no better Or larger than oursl, n TN, tme
hands Of MI kinds Of, dealers. The l Inss
easily SUPPORT such il Journal, and Il,
through your tnuch.rend paper, YOU Wiz ~
take this matter UP and presehi it,, ~
the many advahtageous llghts #Do. e;X,o! ~
adopted ma greatly add to. the business 5.
flowing to Richmond, and also open n ,,t
and heretofore unused avenues nnd 9 ,lns
i !, i9r the many articles OF ns irchohd
N. X. SMITH,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

II the voters of Henrico county DO not
find out which is the most accomplished
candidate for Commemorative Attorney
1t will be through no fault of the candi-
dates themselves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
A Few Foreign Facts.

German papers state that It Is possible to
keen eggs fresh for any length OF time by
simply immersing them In a. 10 per cent
solution Of silcate of soda. commonly call
ed LIQUID glass. Eggs preserved ~ this
Way-, Will hatch q year aftelWard.
A London newspaper says there are
has computed that $4,000 parsons at
terd church In London eIN'y SUNDAY ON
of a total population Of 4'536,54l
The services OF electric tarams In Cal
cutta is pIcturesquey htfll during me
MONSOON, for every storm occasions dls.
turbance and lislocation by the FAILURE OF
the current or the breaking or Wlre.
try Of 1.-The the World is said that 100 acres
are planted with potatoes there Tor every
1000 inhabitants, whereas the prooPoIl.oi'
In the United States Is only ABOUT " Hcle .;
| and in Great Britain and Ireland only 81
acres. The fac, Is OF intelSSt, seelnE wa
| potato spirit Is likely to play so lnpor-
| tant part In the future OF the molof-far
| industry.
A cabinet officer of the Mikado recently
referred TO the fact that there are Sesopv.
trachoma patients in Japan. and thar IN
Tohoku district It Is Impossible ~ op1all,
the requisite number OF recruits !or ING
army If some sufferers from this disease
are not admitted, adding. '"The japanese
amy viii physically collapse e things ls /, arc
chronic inflammation Of tho eyellds , wh,lei
contracts them Inward until the lashes
scratch the pupil, causing IN many cases
hl!Edness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

Automobile chairs will be available Tor
s,ghtseers at the st. Louis Exposition
They will have uniform speed OF three
miles an hour, and It is said that any
ono without previous experience as q
chauffeur can manage the chair by using
ono lever to start and another to steer
II with. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

It Is said that Sir Thomas Upton VIII
not try again for the American cup lie
thinks he has done enough. Sorry TO
hear 1t. We cannot hope to have another
challenger so charming and agreeable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
Flaven Standards Drowned.

(Bv Associated Press,)
Gran ATTTAR Aug, 2s.-Eleven Span
l. rds Who were engaged in salvage work
wreck q the snap'shs a STEAMER w ses
drnwned to-day during q sudden squall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

A spunky girl ut Burlington, VT, declines
to DO married in tho Episcopal ohurch
because she Is unwilling to promise 70
obey "hubby.' Poor hubby! There 8
trouble ahead for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
Personal and General.

The seventy seventh anniversary OF the
birth Of Senator Hoar, Of MASSACHUSETTS;
will be observed to-day. receptlon w., MI
gyen hin at on We vou
the great services 'he has rendered to the ne
city, Commonwealth and the nation IN ms
long career.
Haw Pc Sung, San Francisco China
ma n, has embraced Catholicism. lie came
from China to California TWENTY-FIVE years
ago and Is said 70 be ting r rs n mem s I1r,ce
that faith. 857
ExMayor Charles Bulls. of Brussels. has
come to America to deliver g course 90, OF
Kongo Free State In relation to the recent s,1l,
attacks of the English and German PUBIC
against the administration or kings L 1.,t'I
pold. It Is also expected that ne W. W
| lecture on tho principles ana prooie'l's' - -
| municipal art
Moses II. Barron, who. has worked half
a century as common laborsr ro 3 o,5 EiK ~,
! Fidelia Barron. Although Miss Barron on
I died three years ago In New YORK, he ~,
| good fortune.
The announcement in 1.-THE Sydney Gov.
| eminent Gazette" of the appointment OF
superintendent Walker to one Of the most
Wales recalls famous duel to the death.
superIntendent Walker is the Constable
Walker who killed "Captain Thunderbo OFT, !,
rchhnr on Nays 1870. "Thunderhnlt,'
whose real name was Frederick Ward
fred At Walker and galloped away, WalE-
er returned the fire and pursued Both
men fired at each other ns opportunity e. r.
pared The Rocky River cOnfron ted the
outlaw, but he took one daring leap Ills
horse horse was killed by the constables next
shot Are you marrea?p cried Th .!1ae =
reriIed Walker well. remember your
famlly.' ooh, that's nll right VIII YOU
come ont and Surrende nd me- fNr ~ s ala
the constable as he plunged into the river.
The duel continued in the water until
Thunderbolt was MORALLY wounded, lie
| died next day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

We call Senator Hills attention to the
fact that Lou Dillon and the Hel'ance
are guilty Of gross spectacularlsn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

+ Please observe that in Booker WASH
ingtons latest grand stand play, Hamiet
was not left out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

Talking about indemnity, why not make
the Sultan take some OF our undigested
securtles7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

Mr., Bryan may possibly find an eligi-
bic candidate for the presidency IN tne
ranks of the American Bar Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

. Mr.. John Temple Graves idea seems to
be lynchlng, or something better
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1908.

Persons leaving tho city for the sum-
mer should order The Times Dispatch
mailed to them. Price, SO cents per
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
.IDaath If Mrs, j., L-iIienfeIt.

The death OF Mrs. J. Lilenfelt occurred
attl3:!5 O'clock yesterday evening at her
home. No. 405 East Clay Street. The fu-
neral notice will be given later,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

Down In Georgia the Legislature has
enacted an anti-loahng law which they
say Is working to perfection In the coun-
Is driving the oilers to the cities. AS a
consequence, more attention Is paid to It's
enforcement In the cities and many Of
This is q good law and one that should
be on the statute books Of every State.
There is no reasona bic, excuse for a man
being idle unless he ls an invalid, and
when they will not work they should be
made to movo on or go to work for the
State.-Danvlle Bee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

When the financial clouds have blown
away, and money. gets back into Its legiti-
mate channels there Is no reason why
tho tobacco's grown in Halifax. PlttsNl-
vanla and the adjoining counties in North
Carolina should not command good prices:
1t Is only in the sections mentioned that
sary requistes-namely: color. richness
TEXTURE and size. Farmers. cheer up;&you
( have fine crops. let It get ripe. cure t
skill that has always characterized your
work. and then exercise Judgment In
ma rketing and Your years work will mot
prove prof1tless. We do not belong to
the pessimistic crowd. but look for silver
Innings. "-Halifax Gazette
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

LOSS OF VITALITY Is loss o. the prin-
ciole OF ilife, and IA early indicated by
failing appetite and dlmnishlng ns sr rTn
the 9grea test yitalizer--it acts on all the
organs and functions. and builds UP the
Whole system.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
HATApoLLAR WILL Guy.

A round trip ticket to Beach Park and
one OF the famous sea food meals served
at Beach Park Hotel, speclal train leaves
Richmond every afternoon $3.50 =. NJ
Sunday trains O;so a, NJ, and 400 T, NJ,
Fifty cents round trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

coNsTANTINoPLE. = The Russian
SQUADRON which was recently at ma,
Tinrkey, has returned to Odessa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

Roosevelt has ,ndone all the good work
Of his predecessor and striving to appear
innocent when he alludes to tho matter,
he. Is content to observe that he has ap-
Kinley did. It was not the mere appoint
nent Of negroes so much as thu. manner
of doing It that wrought the mischief. BY
to the negroes and some fanH tics. but not
to the conservative people of the coun-
try. who want peace and orderly progress
within our own borders. Booker we ash
-ington has Just been the central figure in
another Incident that has produced some
thing OF sensation. He and some negro
friends occupied the dining-room Of n
White people ,l' vent ,s1 hungry outside. Tho
North Carolina papers are dealing with
that matter now and we are In no hur-
~ to discuss it.-Danville Register $fS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

hances the cost OF what they have to buy
and increases thelr living expenses.
Tho American workman Is necessarily
IN composition with tho workmer OF the
world. It Is the manufacturer VINO gets
the protection. Q5s
a9iss E--=--....- UH, g,.tt
The National Municipal Iengue IS &u '',s
ing that instruction be given IN pubic
schools regarding municipal government
"Teach Tie child this thing ana t my
thing and another thing about the Guy
and preferably In this way "hich IS
Judged to be the best to make an interest,"
cd and worthy Junior Citizen the 'dea
1, h good one, but the effort ought not 70
DO confined to children. There are pleh.s
Of men who need Instruction on th's
subject. The most hopeful Pupils, we
should say, would be those VINO are aoou.
to cast their first votes.
E =--z----------------------= bH
Countless thousands OF blackbirds nave
suddenly appeared In great hocks anu
settled upon the cotton fields near Amer
ic,,s, Ga Their appearance was quite IN
expected but seems to have been very
timely. Usually these birds reach that
section of the country In the fall Of the
yenr, and arc rarely seen there In sim
mer Their presence now. is very well
come indeed, for tho reason that the cater
pillars have been destroying oil green
things and tho blaclsbirds arc now de-
stroying the caterpillars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

Haw Pc Sung, San Francisco emma
man, has embraced Catholicism. lie came
from China to California TWEEN ty-flve years
ago and Is said to be the first mem per or, ). OF OF
his race in the Golden State TO embrace
that faith l..aI-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

4, AYE e, have been surprised that 50 many
y voters Of Bedford failed to register
last lMse year, but they must number at least
o on1 Of the Whole voting popula tlon,
u .In 1T IS the earnest hopo Of all who
realize r that the safety Of hur. institutions
a q y on the individual effort Of. our
Gli!zts that every man Of this Sixth
= will register and vote.---Bedford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

nuthortatlvely 10 60 lar to tho rear and
s Up. !, "a His latest is vicious attnck on
MI MI, GoTman, with whom hc compares Q
giving decided dvantage to nothing. He
man at the head OF the electoral ticket
lAve that Of Mr. Nobody and leave to the
ELECTORS the privilege Of filling the blank,
with the hope 1t may be, that lightning
might again Strike the Nebraska Off
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29

It was bad enough in Mr. Cleveland to
Of battle, but when he did so he had the
decenoy to so over to tho ranks Of the
enemy, put. on their uniform and stick
close to their colors, but the Nebraskan
Is bold Eenougl, or rather bad enough
to fire at his comrades from the rear. RI
We have greatly admired the courage
and ability Of this former robust Demos
s era {, ;, have nothing but contempt
Bryan or nobody = Farmvillo Herald.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01
OUR UNIQUE EXHIBIT.

The Washington state building at
the St. Louis exposition will be one
Of the most unique and attractive on
the plateau of states. L VIII be four
stories high and built entirely Of
1imbers from Washington. Eight
great tImbers, "a inches square and
100 feet long, rear their lengths in
&c the air in an unbroken piece, meet
ing in the center and forming the
supports. after the fashion Of great
Indian Wigwams. The stories are
each smaller than the one below it
and the roof for final story takes a
pagoda form. giving the structure g
japanese appearance.
The great northwestern state vii
make a splendid exhibit Of her ag
ricultural and horticultural products
Aberdeen Bulletin.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

5 = $ = = 5; ). =, = & = = = r W

mss consisted Of 2 small hand Strip
and a clean shirt He did not have
3 dollar to his name. He is another
example Of : man who mas literally
fought his way 10 fame and Tor
tune"
Willie Britt, manager Of his fight
ms brother. Jimmy. states that jim
nv would net BE seen in the ring IN
til the middle of October This de
cision was reached when the fighter
and manager sat down TO consider
an >offer made by the Reliance Ath-
letic club. Matchmaker Mahoney
tried to induce Britt to meet Jack
Cordell. Britt saw at once that such
a bout would be weak and denied
Cordell a fight.
Britt has done more than his share
OF training this year and ne neeis &
rest. He trained hard for O'Keefe,
ana even after being disappointed,
the crack lightweight went over to
Alameda and continued his training
with Jim Corbett. Unlike other box
ers, Britt exercises every day. He
goes TO the Olympic club as regular
Iy as clockWoIk ald works out at
the punching bag, on the wrestling
mat and on the handban court an
hour or 50 every day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01
WILL BRING FRIENDLY SIT


ol.mr %a a..- .r
re" nj. .>.. .o.s rr
brine l.eld1r SUIT -oa.ust lie @
land co-4.s4.aaer IL deteru.. =.
cors,.,n e.ae-.t~ lie le- e.. .-s
which SETS astGe ,oHH aar.s +. H.
university land Gan. ana r#.a.
that il snail lol ba s-IF .... .- ,,r
with the co2sc1r Ct t. -o1ra Of IA.
gents.
Tho Law practically takes from
the markal oao-ha.f C. TIE un.yers,
u land gran. some question Ia.
been raised as 10 its constitutions,
ity, and Land Commissioner Can.
vert referred the question 10 Alton.
ney General Stratton. Gene,qr
5traJ,on, after looking into the mar.
te". decided that he would prefern
have the supreme court pass on the
question, and requested the board Of
regel.s to bring action above men.
toned.
The suit will be in the form of /
manIamus proceeding directed =
The state land commissioner and =
mandamus, If granted. will command
him to select and SET aside the 1o5.
oo0 acres Of land as contemplated in
the act
John II. Powell. member Of The
beard OF regents of the university
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

1t is generally supposed hat mil
lionaires, especially if they are So
ciety men care little for the respon-
sibility Of important political posi-
tons. bu5 New York can show sever
al exceptions to this rule Two
BelmOnts, Perry and O. H. P. have
been elected to congress. Chauncey
NJ. Depew is serving in the senate
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt is said tc
be slated for some local post in
Rhode Island, Of which he recently
became citizen and now it is said
that George Gould, who has gone
over to Jersey will probably be nomi
mated this fall for congressman il
the Third district Of the state.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

NEW YORK LETTER



aug. -.'.---.S" io-N 5
u... u. es..E will he the F9shio1
SHOW v... =. a- in Madison square
"..,n a... Tuesday and although
+. wln a.r.a.. .,a.Hg like the atten-
I... Cha 81. zach. races attracted,
cause l4.E Visitors to the races 10
stay in New York a week or SO long
en- lau Tie. originally ia.4adeG
Tn. df-guaut-a:uz exhibits Of the
&>aw win he the models Of Warb
FyIs. H.auu and MAYER. The famous
French e-...u..lfs. Il viii b. r1e
fs. tins Ia III. hi-tcr. of he c0un-
a.. mat .s..a ...,.mak.rs eyaibfred
h....
OF ali The nj gats devised 10 re-
f.,a I'll. crush a. the Manhattan
oa. of tie B~oot-ya bridge during
lu.:na-. ha... r-,;.h -.,- oo,,so7
r}an seem, most practicable ana
may eventually he adoatad This
plan provides for running The bridge
-r.,.. cars around The terminus IN
.., one loon i'm sections of fva
.ar.. The cars stoanine on tho
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

fn Cor5ett told an increasing
stow On himself che day at MS
r.a-fng quarters n Alameda. 4
number II Seattle sporting men, all
friends cE Corba,. had .aAel the fer
~ over from san Francisco and were
Watching jim getting his rundown
after a hard mornings work, Cor
BETS story is as follows;
! will never forget" said the big
follow. an experience that Jefell me
wnen | first fought James J. Jetfries
a, Coney Island. Some backWoods-
man. who had spent a lifetime read
inc about fights and fighters, but
who had never witnessed q real 60
made the journey 10 New York for
the express purpose of seeing that
hattie. He was a Jeffries sympathlz-
eT.
Well. when the time came for rs
to - on. | left my dressing room
and walked down the aisle toward
the ring. As soon as the crowd spied
me some one yelled There comes
lin This backwoodsman supposed
he meant jim Jefries and as he had
never seen either one of US, he of
course did not know the difference.
His seat was nex1 the ropes. and I
had 10 e. directly past him when l
e1taref The ring. As I. was crawl
iar YhrcugH the roDes. he reached
,,r aqa s1aorcd me on the back. at
the Same inc axclafrnfng:
.Ru11v for Won old man. hone
,-ou11 knock thar C0rbatt's head off
"Anf tell Won. bows concluded
g7rbotf launching than made me
foaj real GOOD
@aA
yz~hfra +ha written va. making his
WAY. IN San Francisco on hoard I-a
Pacific Coas- Steamship, ,.oronar,-.s
.aoar -ra Ir,na+r11a -ga," PrahIa
o-,a ~ 5ha hest ami iallf.- ot+ca-u
that es-a. +qor D. -a.,- fol. - ;-tar-
aa+fno Sow ghor. arh 7;-zsiuomooe
which 90 Far a., u-o 7-,ov. e. IN on.
r;ra1v nav ono or5 f. i no -ara of
how. mo 1ar,-v Ans+,a1i7r -ocoi,o7
h.. fret l,noo1,-o7f
+ wac z-zars AMI z-as,.s aro aud
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

New York, which already has so
many magnificent public buildings
VIII in the near future. probably
nave the finest police headquarters
IN the world. The Sinking Fund
commission is reported to have. in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

Mosquito bite remedies are num-
erous, but people naturally incline
to Dreyentives. When the mosquito
torment is unbearable and such is
very often the case these nights. the
oIen trolley car provides a safe ref
uge. Neither insect nor heat in
trudes there. Even in crowded Man
.attan the street cars are utilized
nightly By the dwellers in stuffy
garments and crowded tenemants.
Il Ith transfers. two or three hours
..- be spen. very cheaply riding UP
..Nn the avenues and there are
some passengers Who spend three
! four hours on the car riding from
one end Of the roU-s 10 the other.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

After all it IS said thai even
though ii were to be offered him.
Secretary Of War Root would not ac-
cept the gubernatoriaI nomination of
New York after his retirement from
the cabinet. Those who know Mr..
Root intimately say that his great
desire is to get out of politics and
resume his law practice. He IN
doubtedly ranks with the most able
lawyers in the country and it is
therefore not surprising that his am
bition should be to die the foremost
representative of the American bar
"a dream which Mr. Root is said to
londly cherish. Much talk is heard
about his successor. but the leaders
among whom, Of course, is Senator
|. {. Plat, say that Secretary Root
! viii not retire until December
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

When the conference committees
CT the anu-Tammany forces meet
early next month two or more OF the
organizations represented will urge
the nomination of a democrat for
mayor. The only democrat whose
name has so far been seriouly con-
sidered is District Attorney Jerome
The two organizations that will in
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-04-30
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

just received line OF paper dres
patterns, any pattern 100. Th'
Racket.
Marriage license: Fred Altman
and Flora Kloepfer, both Of Hope.
Don't fall to see tie $75 Moon Bros
buggy at Hodge Bros. l
20. p. Snyder Is moving bis har'
ness store to the room south Of Pink.
hams on Cedar.
e. w. Hurd Is able to be up after
an attack Of ptomaine poisoning.
which he got BY eating on q railroad
diner. afg
i One second hand spring wagon In
good repair. Price $i5 at Hodge
Bros.
A new water wheel is being put
in place at Browns dam for use on
the electric light plant. The day
service 10 expected to commence soon.
Best Ice cream in the city at Bren-'
izsr's on Saturday. ~
The wedding Of Miss Barbara
Alice Hunbargar and Mr.. Frederic
.zeno Baker ii Solomon will take place
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock at
the hom6 Of the brides brother, L |
G. Humbargaf, on West Third street. /
Z The greatest sale Of the year will
be the 30 sale at the Racket Saturday.
Notice their ad.
jacob Schopp had an experience
while visiting at Pittsburg that be
will not soon forget. He was on q
wagon with his soh-in-law, the team
became frightened, turned the wagon
over throwing him underneath, Break.
ing three ribs and bruising him about
the head severely. He was IN
conscious for some time but under
good care rapidly recovered.
-Befoit Gail: Father Leary who
is priest Of the Catholic church at
Chapman was in the city Friday ard
visited with Father Heitz. He has
been to Concordia taking treatment
from Dr.. Priest for an old wound | .
received In the civil war. Father
Leary is a member Of the @. A. r.
and takes q great interest in that
organization. !