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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
Al the Academy.

At the Academy.
tuesday. Matinee and Night. Dustin Far.
mum, II, "The Nlrrinlan.'
Thursday. Matinee and Night Quincy
Adams Sawyer"
AT the Bijou.
All Week with Special Thanksgiving Mat
lnee, "The Gilmore Sisters, w MRS.
Delaney Of Newport"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
NOVEMBER 2IST IN WORLDS H|STO|

1910
OF Portugal he recovered
spain ny
Philip H. in 1880 III
fitted out IN England tor the
West
attack Porto Beo by tho
z
should be
would actually settle here
appointed John Adams
to him. &@ 5& &E4a Fl IL
declaring the British ports
blockade
French Poles defeated by the Russians with
great loss ". . #sf
British George
shells
British OF
encoun killed and wounded
ID
Emperor
Podoa
abolished
library collection
transported to St Petersburg
Y b s$5
Battle Of Konch between
grand yzer taken prisoner
Of the United States. died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20

scenic effects and the actors. all Of which
go to make 1t one OF the finest. rural
dramas before the public to-day. Unlike.
the ordinary drama of its kind, there Is
nothing me1odramatic in it, nothing to
mar it's beauty and sweetness; from first
to last II is. a story Of the Berkshire
Hills, as pure and wholesome as one
could wish. Astounding in character studies
and no end Of comedy yet in 10 way
lacking in a pathos that appeals to every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
The Battle Of Bull Run.

In ali modern times no more brilliant
spectacle in affairs military has been
given to us than the late manoeuNers OF
Bulls Run and Manassas. which for
strategic cunning has eclipsed every other
,fete Of armamcnts within our knowledge
Differing completely from the many So
called and prcarranged Sham battles. :"
this was not previously laid out In move
ments but an effort unprcpared to test
the skill at strategy OF the various Off
GERS in command Over one hundred
soldiers met to commemorate the event.
full day ana under their opposing Cen
erals--Rel and Grant-gave to the people
q stirring manifestation of their study
OF war and its ways. Archie T..
Shepard brings it in his moving pictures
just as If one had been there from the
best obtainnblc point OF observation, and
shows the successive movements with an
cxactncss OF detail that no word dra wings
or paper notices could illustra
Especially remarkable WIS the brilliant
work Of the Virginia and North and
South Carolina regiments, which are in
the foreground of observation well before
the eye,
The pictures will be at the Academy
Friday and Saturday, with Saturday NATL
nee. 3tF4aN '3f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20

THE Gilmore Sisters
of Newport comes TO thc I'ii5uthts
week. The piece is n musical eStrava-
ganza and is said to DO one of the most
delicious bits OF drollery ever seen on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
POEMS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW

Whatever occupation be, and however croWueu
your hours with affairs do fail to at least rev
minutes every day for rereshmen Of your inner life with
Nit Of poetry--Professor Charles Eliot Norton
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
&arpep SeraIo.

Wis Serr 2. .. Renireip om Dion.
ioa in eincn MeiSenbebdlter ecIiesen
mar, mdbreno Die DloIdinerie i'm
pollen Song NOR, I'M unrotb que
oemIelben an eniIernsn, rpuroe er bon
Der Gir0m nns in Den Wei3en ae5o
oen. MIS mebrere Nrbeiier onI Iein
giuFen herbcieilten NOR MIR nod, iein
aopJ Iidibar. Die Diaihinen mnr'
ben iospsi ansebnlten nno 0err 3ien
iresu ousssaroben, weld1er nebit benz
Sd,redsn feinen weiieren ehooen
bauoug,irosen bat.
.alie giebe roitst nid,i. oas bat nd,
,pieber NAL bepobrbeiiet. SIM Hc'
fenfeIb Tlpp.. 10 iuiro nne aus 3n'
perIdSiiaer GueIe mii8eibelif. pobn-
Ten namlid 0err mno 5rou SrlB
Mrnpt. eh beiahrtes Gbepaar, mel
d,cs id,on 80 iobreIana 5renoe nno
2eip oeS ebeIid'en xebenS nit eihon'
Der aeibeiIt hot'en; in aIfen Ga9en
MN troten neutrality-suspicious. EN-
uno nor etrn encm Sahr lieBen he
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
NepoImtiom beportebemo.

Das iidere 3eihen timer beran.
uabenneu nmmdlSms uno seidbrli-
d)en GlOruua IN mnierem SpItem III
Nerp5iitdt GhlaiIoIiateit ODER per
oorbener Ylosen. Glettriiher Sittern
miro id3nel ole it6renoen urIndlen
beieitisen. Sr perieblt niemolS, ben
Nio9en Su iidrfen. Die yiieren uno
Gir0emeioe AZ requiem, Die eeber
an trdiiieen ioruie oos Ylut Al reis
niaeu. Seruteraetommeue Spiteme
peroen beionoeren 9lusen oooon
sieben nno ole lie beaIeitenoen
SdmerSen Ieiner ourdsreiTenoen
lBirtlna lpeid)en. Glettriid)e Sitterm
foiiet nur soc, meId,e SnriiGseseben
weroeu. nenn oos Dlittel nid,t Su'
ir;epenItcncno pirtt. @nroniirt ourd)
ole Npotbeter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
notis an radhanoise Seier.

I'm J,onot October hoben mir on
piele unIerer 2eier Iedlnnn9en bon
r~iiditdroieeu Abonnementsbetrd9e
3ussidnidt. unter oenen, Iidl nob inns
mer ruelthe Mbonncuteu bcinoen, bic
iiir mehrere Snbren i'm Tiid'tonoe
limb uno bis jest noh nittc BON 'id)
b6ren licBen. Nle Dieicni9en, Die bis
iebt noh nid1tS bon iid1 horen lieBen,
modten mir hermit erinnern nno
miitheilen, bob uir nod INNER Nut
mort bon linen erlportcn, uno I'M
SatIe lie nid,t ben 9onScn Sctru9
iebt be3oblen tDnnen, 10 modlten I'e
bod, lueni0Iteue eiucn 1hcil ON Ole
Ter Sd)uIo an unS ~obbcSnblen. Ete
Bot hoite iiber $4,000 ~riidiidnbi9e
gbpmtmeutSbetrd0e in ihren Stis
dler cinoetroocn BON Ybonncn:en, Die
|ucu 3 bis 8 Sabre i'm StiidItnnoe
limb, lpeId)eS fir mne unmo9lid, ut,
peiier traoen ~ t6rner. Illus oieIer
urIod,e elIud)en mir alle unleIe rii6
iidnoiae Nbomeuten, nne Jest be.
3obIen an m5aen, menn nid,t o!lcs.
10 ioH ood ein ieoer Der nit uns i'm
Riiditamoe lit. eiueu SbeiI Iciner
Sdulo obtroGen. Ocnitntaeu. olc
peit pom bier uobneu. mod)ten mir
ro.hen. inr Selo ali nhs onrd)
.ppItoTfice Wlonep ORDERS" 5l 6n'd,i-
den, uno mir meroen ibncit oann
alcih ole 2~uiituu0en liir Die tc5obl-
ten 8eloer Suienorn. Nbonnentc,
Die inns lire ruditduoi5e Sctrd9e
weeihidt baben, uno aus lr9eno
elmer urIndbe ihre Quiuuns nid1t
erhnlteu ioIlten. m0d1ien nme 9eiGI
Iieii per 9'oIitarie oariiber in &ennt'
nb IeGen, uno mir peIoen noIiir
Ioroeu. poe em icner icing Snitinn9
ooer Tuplitot BON elmer iolfen err
halt.
aftunsspou. ,ad
.. 8. Rpea
M 6erauS 3eber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
I3tnn9SuoH,
Vernei9erung.

Der nnter3eid)nete miro oui ieiner
Snrm Z Wleilcn ipcitlid) usn Gureto,
am 1ieneto9. Den ~. 3eSember Die
ioIacnoe Se9enitdnoe ofentIido on
ben Nieiltbictcnoen oeritei9erm
6 arbeiiepferoe, 35 Stiid Rino
pieh, 9 Shmeine, 3 6onSpIiiac, /
3~lueiid)ori9er SonapTIua, l 3pei
Id)ori9er JteiipiluS, | Sdrotmiihle,
/ 6enoer, / Seooerbor, l Wosen,
| 5rosmnIdline, / 9tedlen, 2 Goecn,
l 3rpeiiibi9tr BuaaD. uno IsnItioe
9Icini9teilen. bic Seoermunn gut 9e.
brauden fam. 8eoinouneen, ale
Summen inter $40 miiIien boar be
3ohlt neroen, nno nos iiber $40
oeht fonn menn oerlon1t init outer
Sibcrbeit bis 3um /. Sttcber 1905
oui 3eit aepcben 'peroen. Nm Nllen
Snmmen liner so, Die Yoor be5obl'
peroen. miro z Qro3ent 9iobott oe,
9eben pcrnen.
Snfob s h m a n. olt
30nop-14oea. S%i9enthiimer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07

.ach lhsSnsa mmo lebaer AAssn 1eNi
nod. slnem Dab Z aesV. sv,corhls ess
nlle. Akca sdaRaii eevsslsa ~asalonetS
sieSs. oie sweS 0ilep sruse. welAe
bsloe Iaien osm @vcilenaltes Rahs
lino ~peraishen chamber. iiebcu Iidr
nodlmals tra1sr. mao Icbsn iesi wie'
Der 10 sIidlih ols OH I'VE rt'ooS Dor
aeIaIen lei. Spir eraiulireR nno wiln
Id,en Sem aIldtid,eu tsaare uodl
piele Sabre bon slid wno Sesen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
0esmer, q. ..
%. gouember 1904

So. StoVSttVtN ANVt
gpertte Qoit,
Go modte opdi Elm ieoer oorItdl'
tia iein i'm Sioppclubrcnnen sim IL.
b. ~. lit benz 5iesFriso SeiIe ooe
Seuer ouSoebrodlen mo penn nidlt
aleid) eenns seuie sur oaue 9erpe
fen ip6ren. 70 ndrc piellsldt Die
gtobt 6ocmer nod1 cin Tonb Der
Slammen aemoroen. Il ,Ierem Siorel
mann Sohonn bcdenlnibte iein S'uei-
ItodiscS Dobnhaus sebi ieBi ieincr
Yolenoun9 ent9e9en.
Salomon Sd)umndler 1T ndd)
Horos Datoin 9ereiit. nm Sono uno
2emte tennen Su lernen. CUR 3cit be
nnoen Iidl onf Dee 2rontcnlilte bier,
Safob yBolib ano frau Sotob Sdiu'
mad,er. A%noreaS 9 h a r.
der sieIt ih1er SorreIpouoena 1T
5Mn. Sbeil idor peroltei; uno Die
2lasc uno St~reiiIdae. o ben lie in
oerielben nod beritten. fonnen iuir
aus Der nrIadle nid,t publi3iren, lpeiI
Ioldbe 5adben sliemanoen ais Teui9
feiteu erId,eincn 10, roen. Ionoern i'm
@eaentbeil. bel einem ooer benz an
bern nod, beiBeS BInt oerurIahen
fUnnten. Gnm. D. Reo.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
Wannbeint. g1p.Rubiano.
ygertbe s~ieoatiion!

Die oieeidbrisc idledlie Grute. lit
audi peraninortIid fir Die l,hr nies
orieen 9onomieibe 10 !. y. bobe id,
mein gBelItbtorn-2uno oermietbet 3ns
5 ylubel so Rop. bic Deiiatine; oos
iibriee bon meinem Yono hebe ih an
6 uno z Rubel Die Celiotine bernie
tibet. Sn meinem 6aus wobnt Die
les Sohr Soicpb 5rdnt, GUNNER
SEEDS Seppel 9enonnt.) Sein eiae
nes SouS hat err i'm oer9an9enen
Spdiiobr pertonit uno sins mad, Eu-,
teitan, fam ober ant Sriihiabr !uies
Der auriid. Nie oilcs. 10 III audi ole
Souemieibe i'm Preiie ~aeiunten. Gr
aoblt mir nur z Hubel so Sop. mo.
notlih liir ooS 9un5e 6ouo. 6err
6eors 9ortbIe aus 5clj. lit am 10.
October 1904 in einem 6oipitoI IN
OoeHa ~eeItorben. r. /. y. - Mud,
limb iiin9it ale yieierpiIieu Der Sou.
pernements: Sberion, Seho7obien,
mo Stoierinoslam pom 1887 Sahr
oanqe einberulen iuoroen, ouSoc
nommea Iold1e, nelhe iiber 3 Sin.
Der baben. yiatirlid troi go oicIe
pon unieren 2o!onien. @enommel
ipuroen ober nur Dieieniscn. meId,C
i'm Dienite muren. uno pieIc onoerC
aineen IreilpiIis. 2eBtere limb Der
Itieoene !6~onolperter. Nis cs be
oerorti9en observation-disclosures an ae'
hen pIl:at, 10 puroen audi oieSmoI
YSeroe aus oen Golonien neuommen
ober ooh erhieltcn bic Snbober Der
ielben iebr idl0ne pre,Ie oaIiir. pcs
balb Die meiIten geute gar nidt flag
ten ooriiber bonn on Suitcr lit bel Ell
mem lold,en Diibinhre ia oud) nur
GROCER Won9cl. Die Satin o Yo'
leniin uiislmonn olt. aus 5eIs. III ON
81. Sttober aeItorben. Ncbit beiten'
6ruR on unTere Iiebe GIteru, uno 6e
Idnpiltern in Npros uno Glib. Cafoto
ioIuie aud, an oIe geIer Der Sure
ia poit@ Seidnet
adtunsSocn.
Mi6ael u. Vetih,
2e5ier IN Dlnnnhsim
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07

Herocnleioen, 3heumotiemuS, Scr3.-
Uioocn. 2eber. mno yticrenlcioen. Tn
braudht nur Deincn Nomen uno
aoreiIe on5uocben, ODER bic iraeno
elmer Ieicenoen Yerion, Der On einen
euten Dienit ertpeiicn piuit. Or. pui
b.d, 1872 Waibino,on Ctr, Sbico9o.
Suiuois. aler Rotb Irci. Shreibe
beute und,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
Gin taeuaetporpem Vfero,

iueldes luie Toll Die SiraBcn b,nob
remit uio bic YSoHanten 8uiammen
Itompit ODER bunocrt onoeie nns
gliidsiGlle ereianen iid ieoen Tag.
IS modlt Scoem o,n NoriheiI flor.
cine pertrouene miiroiae Solbe 5ur
6ono an baben. mup feline 1T 10 out,
tpie 9nsflen'S arnicaIulbs. Srono'
wmoeu. 9d1uitie. Derlcbunsen. &c.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07


nonb, elm Gor snobeIIerer Der gtil
monfee-~ Giienbaht. aerieth siuiId,en
Garo uno murce ioiort aetootet. Gr
bintcrldki cine Satin uno Gin GiRo.
Der Snrmer Better u. Grablcr BON
Brown Gounip bat I'm 9umoesscrid,i
zine Eonteroit petiiion hinterlest.
eeinc DECENTRALIZATION aibi er IN Der.
IeIben ouf $1,000 an. min teincn 8e'
itanoen.
Jpsui d. Jm 1eim ibrcS
Ghpieaeriobnes. 6crrn Sohn Git
termonn, eilpa Is NieiIen Iioiid, pom
HolpcIe. eerieihen 6err Sreo. Y'eier
nnc osiIen ssrnn in Streit, in oeicn
DsrIauie 1,eier ieiner Sram ciuen
D,eHeritidl bcibrndsie. benz lie boIo
narouI erias gieier bennoet iif inn
hiciisem Sefdn9niB.
Gionr Nails. perr S. *
6nnahton bon bier bat nit elmer &C.
Id,SitS Sirmo in Srantreid, einen
Gontratt Iir gieieruns bon 10000
Gtiid prairse- 6aien obscihIoHen,
bic er ole la eho Dotoia al iid,ern
al0ubt, umo meroen in ben addition
poar Wodbcn hmnoerte bon Nidns
mern nnD 0nnben Der 6oienioso oh.
iiesen.
MiIIer. Sn 8esns auf ben
Nlorp bes 5ormers @e"raeN. Sooo
hot iid) Gin eiaenibiimIid,er 8crfaiI
ereignet, Der ieitoem perItpmoene
Nmuebuno III 3uriitacfehrt, ben man
mod) ieinem 6errn hcmleno uno min,
IeIno ooS Dons nmtreiIeno liant. Der
Dumb fam nid)t lpea entierni aemes
len Iein, pem er Iieht nid)t ermicet
due mb III gut aemahrt. Wsan per.
mnibet nun. ooB Der 6uno Sur 3eil
beS Wiorbeo i'm 6onie nor uno ben
wi0rocrn fol9ic. ODER n~ngebamocn
MIN miieenommen rpnroe. Die Be
boroen boIfcn nun ourd bic 2lus
heit neS .6unoeS ouf bic rid,iise
Gpur 8eIeLtt Su iperoen.
DiitheIi. Cir Die Ied1Ite idhr'
Iid,e AusitelIpns Der Gin. 1atoto
.Voulirp ono get Gtod NTiociaiion-.
weId,c bier in Der eritcn Wod)e oeo
ndd1iten Februar itatiFnoet. meroen
sesenwdriis bic n5tbisen 9orberei
mnscn aetroHen. 3ur aIeid)en ;3cit
,piro oudp bic Glib Iotota rSmpro
peo gioe Stod Breeders aHociafion.
ipeId,e i'm IeBien Jnnnar or9oaiiirt
murse, bier ;bre DcrIammInna ob
bolien. Wdbreno Der 3uIammenfmiif
Der leBtcren miro elm Yertomf pon
pieroen, Yieb. ShoIen mo Shpei
nen itaiiFinoen.
TIonoreau. Die hieiiacn Rol
lcrsDliihIe, meld1e Snm HohIoHe oec
Germ 2. n. Swiidlell 9ehorte uno
bon 6e,rn @. y. Garr oepahiei
worocn NOR. III am glithpocb Inmm'
Snboli ein Spier oer 5Iommen ae.
mproen. DaS @ebduoe rcprdientirte
cincn Wirib bon $4,000 uno hetrdai
bic 9erIid,ernn9 $4,000. Der 5nboIi
mar MIR Iitr $500 %pertid,ert. war
nber beoenteno meb- mertb.
--~
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07

men eruteH. "a TEN Quorum aHmeItuo NOR
usrtoste ,ib Der 8tatb bis am Routaa Abens
ben s. Gssember.
5. GsSembsr 1904.
Der Ratb u%erlommsIte lid Der Sertoaung
9smdb, Wtopor 6eppsrle iibrte ben Borkt
Die Namsnlits pnr6s u~srlsIen uno bic fol
9enSs DtttSlieoer antworIeten Ouf ibre Ro.
men alOsrmanu Shou, Slsisner, BIsB nne
Serr.
Das RrotOfOu Der lsstsR rsesImdbiesr
VerlammIun9 wurOe uerIelen, uno dni Nm
tra9 an9enommsn ME ~usrleisn.
Ger Seridt pOn bent S%toOtI6aBmeitsr Ihr
ben Utonot Rousmber wurbe sinoereiht unS
~uerIeien. uno auf autro9 pom alderman pieS,
unteritiigt Ourh alderman S6au, wurbs Der
lelbe un9rnommsn uie p~srleisu uno ben al
ten einuerlelbt
Die na9itebenos Rebnnnsen uuroen elm
9ereidt nno p%srleien, uuo aui Antra9 pom
alderman Sbau, mtsrtigt bnr5 glbsr
man Serr, mmoen o~ielslben srlaubt ME per
Isien uno Der anoitor puroe i~ntrnirt Bcr.
rants inr oieielbs GIsjuitelen pie folat
Stouer & Seppsrls, aasrla Dor.
rat5 05
Dauio Siaut, @aiolin 500
Snreta 6tOnr, fsso & @rain 60,
9alpanilirte RGbre I4.75
Sacob S6ou, 6oblen 42s
Nortbweit Blade, Trudarbeit las
9ureta Bot, 0rudaroeit l.2s
0ototo Sentrol Selspbon Co., Sc.
lepbOnmieibe LOO
Sotob W Serr, 5ubrlobn 2.2s
Sobn Fleife, @sbuIt tir Nousmbn
ais Bolijeitei 1000
Games DR. SrOwn, @ebult fir gtos
psinber ais Staots &nmalt 1895
Sobn y. Srnnoose @sbalt iir Ro.
pember oIs Staot, Auoltor 1895
Der @Ountp aubitor bat ben Stobtrotb
srin9t nm 10 Same pom RsriOnsu pom Su
reta un bic @eidworenelihs aus,uiiaen, bic
lolsenOs 9iamen pnrbm ss,o9sn: @m. Ga,i,
Sobn 8lsiNn9, Rurl 90rner, 8. 6. @ibIon,
petsr Eisesri6s, IS. 8. ainsmortb, Gapts
5loat, y. GirsnislSt, 8. T. Gisorids uas
8. W. @ubin.
eiHs AntHnrnns BON G.B orlonbe. in zee.
;uS out bic 6snerueribsrunss spolicp Don
benz Ssnsrbans uub SsKeu Snbalt. purbs
slnsere'6t unb ~usrIeisu. anf antras wnrb,
SOrlanosr inlirrirt cine Solicp fir 81. 900
iir Ous WsbdnOs nnb Oeifen Snbolt fir ,ins
FtrioOs Don iiinf Sobrsn oussui&reibsn.
sut antros uerta9ts iib Der Rasb.
SSbnR 81. grunbase,
StaOts auSitor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
Nn uniere Nabnt.Q unoen.

gDir m6tten hermit mnIeren
Hobm Gunoen betonnt maiden, bob
mir mnier 8obm9sihdIt Don benz
portburIt Sebduoe in oas &enneoD
Implement Sos SebGuoe icBi pers
Ie3t bobcn. nno winid,eu, DOB mir
ale uniere alien rpie ouh 3ahlreife
neue Gunoen bort besriiBen tomnen.
y8ir oerIihern Sic, ooB Sic BON
ms Die oIlerbeite Seoienune erboL
ten peroen.
I5hln9SuoH,
Die aberdeen Greomerp.
Jobn u. 8rumooee,
N9ent.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07

Snmo mno 0dmorrhoioen oeridlpine
ben Idoneu unter ihrer ourh3iehen'
ben g8irtuu9. 25c in allen apotbefen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
StaOtratb Verbaaolungen.

@ureta, q. O., 3. december 1904.
Sine rs8CImdBias gsriummIuns bes Stabt
rutbes BON Der Stuot Surtta purbe 1uIam
men bsruisH. "a fem Quorum onpeisup NOR
Uertaste ii4 Der Rutb bis am MOutas abens
ben 5. 5sssmbsr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-07
eerne wie eu eeinno weroen
6eraus

fannit inoem Daum einireiee Yuib'
furo STdlein idreibit iiber Fhcre
tmc biAiss Seiluns olcs Siii' nno
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The Washington times., 1904-06-19
CANCELS DOCUMENT
SHE GAVE HER SON
Widow Doesn't Remember Purport, But
Recalls 1t Anyway-Says She
Was Incompetent.

STAMFORD, Conn, June ia sensa-
ton was created here when Mrs. Eliza
beth Merritt, or Hinton Avenue. filed a
revocation OF power in the town clerks
Office.
Mrs. Merritt declares hat a docu-
ment, the exact date or purport of
which she does not remember, was
given by her to her son, Thomas +. NIer-
rift. Of New York city. about two weeks
ago. She now revokes the document
and declares it was executed at a time
when she was mentally unfit to do so.
and h received absolutely no consid-
Grafton for II.
Mrs. Merritt is a widC% and owns
valuable real estate here. A friend says
the document in question was a deed
for his property. Her son is married
and Is engaged In business in New York.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
WASHINGTON GIRLS
At NOTRE DAME
Former Students Attend Reunion of
Alumnae Associates at the
Baltimore College.

A number Of Washington girls are in
Baltimore attending the annual meet
ing Of the almunae association Of Notre
Dame College. Rowland Park. The ex-
ercises began on Thursday afternoon. at
3 o'clock. when the regular business
meeting Of the association was held at
the college.
For tbs next few days old students
Of the college will unite I'm recalling days
spent at their alma mater. a series Of
interesting entertainments has been ar
ranged.
On Friday a reception was given men,
bers Of the society by the Sisters. Sat-
uTday afternoon. a visit 10 the Naval
Academy was made. under the guidance
Of the committee OF the day.
Today viii be spent quietly at the
college. and tomorrow afternoon a pit
party will be held on the college
grounds A basket pinto is underlined
for Tuesday afternoon. On Wednesday
afternoon a lawn fete Will be held.
More than usual local interest centers
in Notre Dame College. for the reason
that II IS the alma mater OF so many
Washington women. Situated three miles
from Baltimore. the college building Is
one OF the most striking structures Of
the city suburbs. II IS located in acres
OF the most picturesque ground, and
Joins the estate Of one OF Baltimore's
most famous families. whose home Is
in Charles Street Avenue.
The annual reunion never fails to
bring to the college old students from
all parts Of the United States, Who take
this one week In June TO renew the
pleasant days spent at the historic
school.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
TEACHER SUES PUPILS
BECAUSE OF ICY BATH
Miss Sinclair Wants $4,000 Damages.
Soused in Pond, Tied to Trough,
and Left to Die.

SULLIVAN. Ind, June 1S.-The suit
brought by Miss Erline Sinclair. for
merly teacher in the "Buttermilk Neigh
b~orhood." Cass township. against six
of her e~x-pupils. claiming SlO,Gc dam
ages has reached trial in the circuit
court.
On December S, because she would rot
outline what she proposed doing with
reference TO a treat" she was seized
IN her school room by her pupils. drag
ged TO a nearby pond. and. after they
broke the ice, she was ducked. Then
they tied her in a trough and left her
in the icy water until she was rescued
by neighbOrs.
The exposure nearly killed the young
woman, and for months she had Eer-
vOuS DrOstratiOn.
Much difficulty was had in impanel-
ling a jury. Cass township Is having a
holiday. it's citizens crowding the court
room
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
Girls Engage
In a Hot Class Fight
Lively Scrap at Butler, Observation-Disclosures
Pull BunChes of Hair From Heads of the
Seniors and Juniors.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 1S.-A din
ner was given TO the upper classmen at
Butler College last night. and when the
guests assembled Miss Quinn, a senior.
and Miss Sucker. a Junior, We're not
present. II was learned that they had
been captured By the girls in the col
lege dormitory. and were held prisoners.
The seniors n juniors went to the dor
mitory, and, after breaking down the
door In the room IN which the two
girls were held. succeeded in dragging
them out.
The captors fought Inc upper class
men down the stairs. out upon the
lawn, and then on the street outside. dis
putting every inch Of the way. n TAX
ing several punches OF hair from the
heads Of the upper classmen, and leav-
ing the marks Of their hngernails on
their faces. After nearly an hours strug-
The Washington times., 1904-06-19

gle. the upper elassmen got a clothes
line. and tied the girls back to pack to-
gether. and lat them.
The girls Were releasd by other under
classmen. and ali proceeded in a body
TO tine house where the dinner was IN
progress. Two Of the girls went to
the door and began to taunt those on
the inside, when the uppe classmeI
mad a rush 10 capture them. AT this
all the under classmcn made a rush
for the seniors and juniors. and the
fight was renewed.
q Anthony, an athlete who captain
cd the baseball team. Jason Elston,
seniOr class president. Charles Hunt, s.
M. Compton, and two others were cap
tured. tied hand and foot with clothes
lines. and borne back 10 the dormitOry.
where they were held rs prisoners till
3 o'clock this morning. II was Il COM
pletc triumph for the girls. and the boys
admit II and point 10 their scratched
faces as evidence Of what good fighters
the girls are.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
YEARS. DUTY
AS r OFFICER
Col. Francis H. Harrington, Well Known in Washington,
Saw Service in the Civil War.

Col. Francis H. Harrington. United
States Marine Corps. who has applied
for retirement with the rank OF briga-
der general under the act which pro-
vides that officers with civil war records
may, after forty years service. go on
the retired list with advanced rank. IS
well known IN Washington.
AT present Colonel Harrington IS sta
toned at CavIte- He commands the
United States Marine Brigade in the
Philippines.
Forty Years Service.
He was appointed TO the Marine
Corps in 1864. His first cruise was on
the historic Kearsarge. Colonel Har-
rmgton has had long sea duty and has
cruised with every squadron in the
United States Navy excepting the
Asiatic.
He saw service in connection with tie