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CHAPTER XLIV.-CONTlNUED.
THE STOLEN cEL0RArE.

What was your intention in taking
away cur air?'' retorted the Algerian
soldier
The rascaIs we're 50 ilI-advised as to
turn to Kaddour,
Sir" said Gryphfns. will you not
intercede fer US? We have not the
pleasure Of knowing you. but we cannot
believe that such an odious crime will
be perperated in your presence
''No.'' shouted the infuriated dwarf.
who up to this moment had kept ST
Ience with difficulty. out OF obedience
TO Norbert's istructions. no, You
cannot belive that SO odious crime
can be perpetrated? Such things dc
happen. though. sometimes. Have you
never heard talk Of a certain child who
was stolen from his family by two pro
prietors Of a travelling circus. who wall
ed him up for fifteen years IA a steel
eorselet TO prevent his growing The
story was related TO me. and ] thought
I had never heard its equal for brutality.
Shall tell it TO you, Peter Gryphins and
Ignaz Yogel?"
The two wretches became perfectly
Hvid their eyes dilated, and seemed as
if starting out Of their sockets.
Shall I tell you, my masters pur-
sued Kaddour, how this child was sold
to you By the viceroy of Egypt: how.
at Cairo. he lived a life OF a curious
beast or domestic animal for twelve
years; how he fed to the desert. where
he fnsugated rebellion. and melted the
natives 10 war; how he subsequently
found himself in the moon; and how,
throughout It ali, one fixed idea gov
ernod him-the determination to be re-
venged on you? But I need not detail
the history: you have recognized me.
and you know now what to expect Yes
Peter Gryphins, yes, VogeI. it is L
mIdgy. ex-generai-in-chtef OF the myr-
rnidons of the Sultan Of Batavia, 4
whose flesh you eramped and mutiIated,,
to sell il. first 10 the gaping public,
then to a viceroy. have grown a lit
tIe-at least four inehes-since you lost
sight Of ne, The childs chin now bears
a mans beard But it Is / al the same.
you seouadreIs, have you at last
within my grasp. and won't let you
go.''
But lie would not even LOOK at them
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dicated a height of $1,000 feet, knowing
that there was now breathable air, he
decided to take to pieces the steel
frame and ligi4ten the apparatus.
Come, Vigil. throw out our ballast
at o1ce-quicklyi' said Norbert. taking
of his own respirator.
Everyone heard the order and Virgil
FASTENED 10 obey. The framework of the
parachute was soon undone and thrown
out OF the car. It disappeared instant
ly, falling much faster than the siIken
covering, which f1oated in the air.
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CHAPTER XLVIIl.
ON THE NILE.

After a breathIess struggle She trav-
elers emerged, one by one from the flap
ping folds of the parachute, and were
not much hurt.
One had a bruise. another a sprained
wrist Mile kersain had a scratch on
the arm. Fatima a bump on her fore
head. and Sir Bueephalus was slightly
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CHAPTER XLVI.
KADDoUR BARS THE WAY.


Seated around q table on which burned
an electric lamp in the observatory
drawing room, the castaways were ST.
fently awaiting Norbert's signal for de-
parture.
Suddenly Norbert rose and, turning
to Gertrude. said:
1T is time. We have been a hundred
and ffty-four hours on the journey. In
thirty eight minutes we shall be on the
earth. It is time to seat ourselves in
the car"
I am ready" answered Gertrude.
rising at once. Come. Fatima"
Led by the doctor, they went out to
the espIanade, and took their seats in
the car of the parachute Norbert. who
had accompanied they, returned to hurry
Sir Buchepalus and Smith.
There is no time to lose, he added.
4 have just ascertained that the para
chute is considerably out OF the yer
teal position. In a quarter of an hour.
at most. all must be Finished Do you
take your places. Virgil, Kaddour. and
I will go and bring the prisoners"
The baronet and his model domestic
FASTENED TO the espIanade, while Nor
bert proceeded toward the storeroom
to choose some resptrators for the pris-
oners.
He had just reached the circular pas
sage, holding his electric lamp. when i
sharp blow on the right shoulder knock
ed the lamp out of his hand. and two
strong arms at the same moment seiz-
ed him round the waist.
You were going without US, were
you? But you shall not cried voice
that Norbert recognized as Wagner $.
He struggled vigorously. and caught a
glimpse between whIIes of two more
figures close at hand.
"Kaddour. Virgil Help" cried Nor
bert The prisoners have revolted!''
Happily Kaddour and Virgil we're not
far off. They saw in the twinkling of
an eye what had happened. and each
rushed upon his man Norbert. with .he
energy of despair, had mastered his as
sailant, and held him pinned to the
ground by one knee on his chest. 1t was
Peter Gryphins
With a we'll directed blow, Virgil
knocked aver Wagner. while Kaddour,
seizing Vogel with his strong arms.
brought him down with bump
There you are. all three" cried Vfr-
gil. .scoundrels. to behave so, just
when we came to Iiberate you. But how
did they get here?" continued he, look
ing all around.
The electric lamp which had been de-
posted on the ground threw ray Of
light on the wall. and made it evident
that the stones had been quietly and
patiently loosened so that it needed but
a well directed blow to knock them out
and leave a great breach. through which
the prisoners must have penetrated into
the circular gallery.
II was necessary, however, to come
to some immediate decision. Had The
three visitors been armed. there could
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Maddened with rage he heaped stone
upon stone in feverish haste, while Vir-
gil quickly worked the plaster; and in
a few minutes only a square aperture of
a few inches in size remained for the
passage of air
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TWILL BE CONCLUDED NEXT suNDAYl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
PILGRIMAGE "A i OF J
MYSTIC SHRINE.
AcCa Templates Will Leave
Richmond. on July ~ 9Th
for Saratoga. I'LL.

4I,he twenty ninth annual session Of the
Imperial Council. A. A. o. N. Mystic
Shrine Will be held ct Saratoga sprins.
N. r. July u and 8, 1903. tAcca Temple
at Its last meeting appointed q committee
to make arrangements for q pilgrimage to
Saratoga, their action to be final. The
comm ttee has looked carefully Into tho
oxpodlenoy. pleasures and expense at
tending this pilgrimage. and has nude its
report: ~ 81. lS5 1 &. III II .53ss.s
1T IL now IN established custom for \
majority Of the Temples to attond in a
body, accompanied by their families, the,
annual sessions OF the Imperial Coun-y
cil.3 Every year the grandeur OF the dis
play and entertainments given by the
home Temple. assisted by the visiting
Temples, is increasing in It's elaboration
to such an extent that II Noble who
has not attended an Imperial session In
recent years woul6 be amazed with its
,splendor. h "a 10 ss VI s5S
a All OF the Temples in the state OF New
York have greed to contribute to the
success OF this session, thus fnsurinE the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
most elegant entertainment ever offered
10 the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine and

most elegant entertainment ever offered
10 the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine and
their families !.
Tho Saratoga committee has not yet
completed the list OF entertainments, but
they will consist OF free excursions 70
Lake George and other beautiful J. sights
In the Adirondaoks and adjacent springs,
races, balls. ETC., etc.
The Shrine will leave Richmond the
evening OF July 9Th. with solid train n. OF
Pullman sleepers, arriving in Jersey CITY
at g o'clock A. NJ. July eth, breakfast
In depot: q A. M. ferry boat to Wee
bauken: 1870 A. NJ. West Shore Rail
road day aches through to Saratoga.
arriving there about $40 P NJ. u.
A large delegation will go from Rich
mond, headed by Potentate G. q. Phil
lips.
The committee having the arrangements
< In hand arc: 35Sa
B Preston Belvin, chairman 8. H. Bow
man, secretary and treasurer; f. w. Cum
tningham. n. NJ. Boyhn, o. a. Hawkins,
George K. Street 81.
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sANsORDINANCE

approved March .ls. 1870? . z,
GRANTING # ,,e.PEERInt1ssl0N TO G st.
E sFRH 4 AN6 a&2NrATS f TWo
AREAS ON. THE EFT SIDE OF ST.
JAMES STREET BETWEEN BAKBR
AND CHARITY STREETS.
H Bert ordained by the Council Of the
iCitysof Richmond 10 &,
& LIST. That permission be, and the same
Is hereby granted to St. Luke Associa-S
ton to CONSTRUCT and maintain + two areas
tween Baker and Charity Streets. .5si5.
I'd. That the said areas are to BIO con-
structed according to the plan presented
on die in the office OF city Engineer; and
also in such manner and with such ma \
itertals as shall be satisfactory to the City
3d. The said ST. Luke's Association shall;
at ALI times keep said areas In properi
repair. and shall make such repairs as the;
Committee on Streets may at any time
asng r 80 hswa aSr e4e M
It'll. Tho said St. Luko's Association.
shall pay the rate fixed BY the ordnance
Of the city allowing cons truction l., Of areas
9Th. The permission hereby, granted
shall ut any time be subject TO my;
amendment or revocation by the City!
mont Of said aid permission. the said St;
Luke's Association. or any subsequent
owner Of said house, shall Immediately.
CONFORM 90 such amendment OF EePoca-s
ton. .sl }.i 70 e
< eth. Tho said permission ig given subject
association, Or Any subsequont owner. Of
snjd house. will Indemnify, reimburse;
and save harmless the city Of Rich
mond for any charges, damages or cost
that the city may be required to pay by
reason Of any persons being injured or
damaged In any way. n property or per-i
son, by the construction existence, or
improper maintenance OF said areas.
7th. Before any work Is done under this
ordinance. the said St. Luke's Assoc!a-s
ton shall obtain from the City Engineer
Ills written permit to excavate In the
sth. For a failure to conform fully to the
iprovisons Of this ordinance, or any
amendment or revocation thereof. or any
requirement Hereunder, the said st.
owner OF said house. shall be liable to q
flne OF not less than ten nor more than
nifty dollars; each days failure to be q!
separate offense. 1G51ys
9th, All ordinances or parts Of ordi-i
nances are hereby repealed, so far as the
same may conflict herewith ]
10th. This ordinance shall be IN force
''o''' - pa''sNso BEN T. AUGUST,
Mar A-bt City Clerk. /
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CHARACTER WAS
UNDER SUSPICION
Detective Gibson. Thinks / Geo 9 q, D..
Harmon IS Wanted In
Charlottesville.

George Harmon, alias George Wilson.
eolored, was arrested BY Detective GLIB
son because he looked like q suspicious
character After making further In
uuirIos Detective Gibson was convinced
that ne was a. Suspicious character. and
1t was Thought that Ito was d fugitive
from Justice from Charlottesville. where
l ne Is probably wanted for felonious cut
ting. Justice John held him for ten days.
Emma Foster, colored. thought sne
would bio sent to the grand Jury fortcutf'
ting Martha Ann Taylor. but Justice
1 John remarked That the jury dldn. tgun7.
derstand such cases as he did. ann he
3sent Emma to jail for six months. ana
q fined her $50. Emma bore s1niie as sfo
+ sauntercd back to the pen.
IS Sam RunIn, colored. a witness IN the
case. was fined $50 and gtTen sixty days
& for interfering with another Witness.
James Mayo hit Paul Williams with e.
carriage whip and paid so for doing So
@ Seth Manotey handed over S26o. the lee
d for enga ging in n game OF craps.
j. f. Morris was disordcrly s. worth.
Z John c. Davis paid IS for beating W. IL.
Alley and Lula Pollards went 70 jail for g.
Irixty days for beating Bclo Walker.
f Ed Watkins lis out IS for threatening
to beat Jake Driver.
For being disorderly Henry Scott paid
S. No x
q Isaiah Hughes was assessed $40 for
h cursing and abusing Pearl Vase rman.3
Mary Oakley used some badllanguaEe
I In crowd and 1t cost her S.
Charles Rosser paid SO for being drunk
B and dsorderlya and hitting Lena Long.
II Martha Jefferson mt Queenle Scott; IS.
" Mary Brantz and Carrie Weinburg mt"
/ each other $3.50 worth.
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AUCTION * Z Es-.rAis BAY. I
s A1tCr1Q ON sALn VIEW
100 AZ Cribs 81 1,AND ABOUT M1t,H1s
! fIKS,t q r RICHMOND; GOOD SOIL
--fS Wild AND IA FIR JfJTINc1 n o N i "

Acting t,ndar d deed Of trust dated May
6, 100, and Recorded In the cerks office
the payment 6f certain notes therein He-
cured, and being 20 Esdlilrcd by the beng 2.
front OF Henr!co County Courthoiae,y Of,
WED lSDAY, MARCH %, 1908. !.
at IL NJ, ths property described In said
YEA il tf,at Certain tract Of land III the
lower BART Of lHenrtco county, Va, lying
On James River and on both sides OF hs
Osborne Turnpike, bout miles from "
city Of Riohmohdl known ae '1arrltiers'
and containing 1D acres, be tho same,
more OF less Being tho Same land con-
veyed5 to Don1 amin y, Westeryolt by deed
sIoner,. duly recorded IN tho clerk office
OF Honrico County Court III y. b. 14S A.
TER s-Snfficient cash to defray the
expoilsa.of executing this trust, any taxes
that may be due and unpaid, and to pay
two notes Of 81, 900 each. with interest on
both at. 0 per cent from December 6, 1901,
date Of snio, with 8 per cent. interest. and
to b evidenced by negotiable notes and
l. 49, a. = =. JAMES. B. HARvIE, TRUSTED
Jno. 9. Easley. admr. Of II. .. Chaf1in.
Trustee, de'd. 5H
Mar. 1903 l,l g655 ty i 6f
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BERLIN MAN UFACTURERS
FIGHTING TOBACCO TRUST
INV Associated Press.)

~ BERLIN. March 24-The cigarette
manufacturers OF this city are organizing
to put up a strong fight against the
American Tobacco Trust, Recently the
trust bought several large cigarette fac-
tories In Dresden ana trled % open
market for their brands In Berlin and
other great cities. but the dealers were
loyal to the German manufacturers and
refused to handle the trusts goods, Then
the American company threatened TO
swamp the market and give away their
brands OF cigarettes.
There Is little doubt that tho trust Will
eventually come out victorious. but It
will cost them several millions OF marks,
as the local manufacturers are deter-
mined to fight to the last ditch,
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~ the CAe1t1ss.

,.-ss-i-i-i-i-l-l...-.
Mr.. Andrew Robson and capable COM
pany appeared at the Academy yes
terday afternoon at two performances In
4 Riohard Clrvel,' d characterization Of
Winston Churchilis novel OF the same
name. The production was deliberately
mounted. and the performances was quite
a pleasing one,
Carvel," OF necessity, 10 q
play OF pretty speeches and fine manners.
When my lady courtesles It IS q thing
beautiful TO behold. and when the gal
lants bow they bend most low. The
period, as ell must know, is when the
colonies In America are endeavoring to
shake on the yoke OF England TWO Of
the scenes are laid In Maryland and two
In London town. 3}
All One Of the most thrilling dnels Of the
stage OF to-day occurs IN tho third act.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
THE STREET WAS
WASHED AWAY "
.Falrmount and HenriCo Suf-
fer Heavily from the
i Rain.

The little town Of Fairtnount, II, Hen
rlco county, suffered heavily In the rain
storm OF Z day or two ago. Some Of the
streets wsre literally pulled 10 pieces by
the running water.
Mayor Jeter said yesterday that he was
thinking about ordering some read y.nlAdo
streets from the North. E'airmount
Avenue Ii but q vestige OF its former self.
The cobblestonos In the cutters were
washed up and ridges and gullies abound.
Roads ii The county also suffered worry
much. Mechnn iosvills T turnpike IL said
to be decidedly In a bad way. A gentlo-
man said yesterday that In some parts Of
II a .gtlley washed out BY the rnin is
3tig enough for a horse and wagon to
drive through.
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3 Tho CITY OF Richmond. Virginia,
Office City Water Works,

rs. (59 City Hall ~
SEALED PROPOSALS Will Be RE
z celved at this office until MONDAY,
April 0. 1909. at p. M. for the follow foil "
4 Six Is Msinch Cate Valves,
Two (9 s2o.inch Gate Valves
Seven ~ 2-!nch Gate Valves
Six (s) 10-inch Gate Valves. ES55{
Il Two i2) S-inch Gate Valves.
sM. Eight (B) e-inoh Gate Valves.
A Forty (4O) Valve Boxes.
545 56l 924-incha Cast-1ron Pipes.
"a 16-inoh Cast Iron Pipes. i55
Il 42,OOO pounds Special Castings Conc
so-lnch by 24-inoh Tee; one na so-in !
inch Specials. Crosses. Tee. Bends Ben
81. 900 pounds Pig Lead. best quality.
j zoo pounds Gasket. s',
Hauling Pipe and Specials, per. ton. 4,
Cutting and Refllllng Pipe Trench,
/. "a All Pipe, Specials and Valves to be
delivered t. Q. b. at Richmond, Va. In
such quantities MS may be determined
by the Superintendent Of Water WORKS,
All other. supplies to be delivered at
s wat er-Works shop or Pipe yard; Specl-
ficati and further information,c can
be obtained ut this flee. Tho Con-
mittee on Water reserves the right to
increase or decrease the above named
quantities per cent, and also reserves
+ thesright to reject any or all sbids. "A
certified check for $500 must accompany
$50. - CHARLES u. .BOLLING'.4
Mar p, %, q, ~, 1881 Superintendent
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
civ Auditors Office.

I31H City Auditors Office,
r, E!fhW Sm N Xs MsEe1 1,d n isoS
been assessed and placed in this office for
the Inspection OF all concerned.
These assessments include all persooInas
liable IT, g class Or SPECIFIC, tax fer 1929,
3Oth DAY or MARCH, 1903. En-
The Committee on Finance Will meot IN
tho office Of the Commissioning OF Revenue
OF March. 1868 at 7;so 4, nj, Tor the he p Si
pose OF bearing and considering appeals
from said assessments, All persona Inter
ings OF the committee, AS no change OF
classification Of taxes will afterwards be
made except by order Of the City Coun-
ell, on Recommendation OF the Committee
on Finance. -, Z. :, :, I,
Auditor,
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TsOvERTU RNED *
AND SIX MEN DROWNED

MEMPHIS, TENN. March 24.--J. T..
Hood returned from the flooded district
OF Arkansas to-day and reports that at
d station on the Frisco Saturday after
noon skin containing four drumIners
and two negro men was swept under the
track OF tho railroad III n stlff current.
THE boat overturned and all six Of the
occupants were drowned, Mr.. Hood does
not know the .nnmes OF the travelling
men. but says they had employed the no.
groes to row them across tho submerged
territory to Mound City, Ark, where they
intended to take o steamboat for Mem
pills, E # s
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REV, DIR. COOPER HAS
NOT YET RETURNED

DR.. George Cooper. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church OF this city. has not re-
turned to the city. and nothing further
can be ascertainad with reference to the
probability that ha will receive 9 call
from prominent church In Phsladsl'
phls, II anything Of the kind IL intend
ed. however. his congregation knows
nothing whatever Of It. &,
n At the house OF Or. Cooper yesterday II
was stated that he would probably be
home to-day.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
y The CITY OF Richmond, Virginia, ,
~ Office CITY Water Vorls

"a ~ o 81 H'' city Watst. SWorls,
BBA hpp PROPOSALS M WigE. = Sg III ill.,
f apyii 1t sh1 Il Sft,Sa Rn fo
fcr ne ydsar fqIng gsee " Wai 1
Ton iOeinch Huh.f1nd Gatn Valves ~
night 12,nelt HUB, End Cato Valves.
S| j,sh HHe ma ns SIS qats yXa ayss'
Twenty Double Nozzle Cute Fire
oSszls - adR Hob 70 10 four feet
& 100 4-!hch CAST Iron Pipes. per ton.
CO S-incii Cast Iron Pipes. per ton.
s sneh Gast I ron Pss per per tSn
4. - 22o-ineh Cast iron r!pos, per ton.
\ 5000 pounds Special Castings. Crosses,
irom se e Is Inches 1saos '0
4 200 Small Stop-Cocx Boxes. 8lS
go e ~ Meter ,ts Boxes 49,. r,,o,,tv,
ssSS p nonsaas b n,S Leae G's soder
* .------- pounds qnsket;
80 1.inch Tapping Cocks (li a 8't|e'5
Ia ilss,llnoh Tapping Cocks d1adesty
n IA 's.if;inoh Trapping Cocks Iodesty
50 Inch Roundway stop Cooks for
80 8 5,4.inoh Roundway stop Cocks & for or
% 5,s-lnch Roundwny Stop Cocks for
90 1-$-inch Roundwny stop Cocks for
n ~ II s,1elnch Roundway stop Cocks for
"a Il .1. sal ii Rooandway stop Cocks for
lead and IRON pipe.l " .tf vi 81
u 1-inch Corporate Cocks.
n Brasswork TO DO OF best quality (see
sample at offlce) and VIII Abe let ns q
SIS IS Water Meters and Connections.
SO / water ter Meters and Councillors.
Per cubic yard for Digging and Refill
Ing Trenches In paved Il macndamized.
gravelled and clay streets:
or fe cob sStaste sA Paving ipr
III, Per. square yard for Laying New
Granite Paving.
En- CUBIC yqIa for E !; m c!naerIs
All III sill Supplies to bss delivered at the
s s1e whlch shall bo I. Q. b. at Rich
@mond. Va. In such quantities from
es t. s Fl afe
& fortna tion can be obtained at this office.
The Committee on Water reserves the
right to increase or decrease the aboye
any or all bids. A certified check for
$500 must accompany each bld. except
where bids II for brasswork only; In
r ~ CHARLES d. BOLIIN G.,
st si.5 Superintendent.8
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city OF Richmond, Virginia.
Office City, Water Works,

n. .s. n s3 X U 5t5 March IL. 1908.
PROPOSALS 4iWiLL.gn, RE- + g
struction 81 a Steel waite Tower and
\ Steel substrueture near the New r Resse r.
voir. The substructure will DO 12o faet
The tank Will be 30 feet in diameter
and 30 feet high. and will have conf
& cal metal cover or hood. Included IN
4 tho bid will be n l8-inch Supply Pipe OF
flow Pipe, The substructure. tank, sup
K ply and waste pipes. oil complete In
Guiding painting; mYst DO INCLUDED 9} ba n
4 aulred TO submit the design. plans, de-
tall ORA wings and strain sheets wit his
bid. Zach bid must be accompanied
A with a certified check of $500 The COM
re1ees am on or t All PROPOSALS sxus 80
n CHARLES y, ( BOLLING.
Il st mi Superintendent,
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NEGRO WAS KILLED
AND SHERIFF WOUNDED
(Dy Asaocia ted Press.

n GREEN LII, MISS, March 2,--
While attempting to arrest POO Smith,
q negro, Officer Blackwell was shot and
instantly killed and Deputy Matthew
Curry perhaps fatally wounded. The olh-
GERS had q warrant for Smith, charging
him with the murder 81 O. white man at
'Junnison's last Sunday. When tho ofl,S
5cors approached Smith opened fire,
Posses are In pursuit Of the negro,
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. 4 "a CALLED . GoA1AfuN1CAT1oN5
/V,\EA. r. e. "A. NJ 4. twill be held In.
Masonic Temple THIS, EVENING at 8
o clock, March rs, 1908, to pay the last sad
tribute OF respect to our dec eased brother,
VIM. N. Cullingworth.tsMe Members Of sister
lodges and visiting brethren are earnestly
requestedrto be present: Gs5I .ss g+s
# BY order of the Wor. Master. s.
~ r. b. SNEAD, Seo'y.