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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
CAPT. r. B. GLENN
LABOR.DAY' ORATOR
The Cruise Of the North Carolina
Naval Reserves
Delayed.
1snec,alIto rhe,l,,,nes IyIspatcn,

Especial to The Times Dispatcn,)
s. WILMINGTON, M c.. Aug. c. Captain
Robert B. Glenn. OF Winston. Democratic
nominee for Governor, has accepted the
Invitation OF the local Federation Of Labor
to participate in the Labor Day celebra-
ton to be held in Wilmington on septem-s
Der 9Th Captain Glenn will be the orator;
of the day. Tie exercises Will be Of Ell
elaborate nature and the two thousand
union men OF the city, will give the gov
.ernor- elect an ovation.
Tho cruise Of tho Nortl, CAROLINA naval'
brigade has been postponed from next
week to the early part Of September. An
official order to this effect has been re-
3celved from Washingt ton The change In,
date was ordered because the auxiliary
cruisers Yanston and Hornet. which will
be used as training ships by the naval
militia are undergoing slight repairs at
Norfolk and will not DO ready for sea
service In several weeks. ID, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Malicious REVENGE

Especial to The TimessD ispatch.)
DURHAM, N. Augus st g Z. Some one
went to the home Of j ohm opkins, no
lives near Bahama |, and cut down all of
his growing tobacco and cal ba go. 50 t. is
supposed that the perpetrator thought
that The. had 6told the revenue officers of
the location Of st lis in that section. His
entire crop was demo lished, and the loss
falls heavily on NJ II Hopkins. Tho citi-
zenssof that Snelg hbor liood are very much
.incensed at this malicious revenge e. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Along the Rappahannock.
{SpecIal to The Times-DJs

+ FREDERICKSBURG "a. a ugust g.
Mr.. Wallace Jones, Of King George
county. while digging 10 well. found a
{sranish coin ten feet below the ground
dated 1871. ~ % Il Fiji
sas Harmony Grove Church, n NJ lddlesex
county. las extended a call to Rev. H 7
~. Goodwin and he will assume his Sdu-
ties Ser TENDER LIST. FAM q N AZ:
# Tho pickle crop in M iddlesex county Is
the largest ever seen there. Two pickle
houses al Urbanna 81 will pay out over,
So, 900 for pickles III the green state. &
Stualt's Wharf. on the Potomac River.
in King George county. will be rebuilt,
md the work will commence In few
Sdays. Several other wharyes # on tile.
Potomac River will also be rebuilt ana
others repaired Y 5i ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Negro Exodus.
Especial to The II Tlm,ee,s-DIspatch,,

MONTEREY, "a. August 6, The negro
exodus from Ion tereys and vicinity during
the present summer las been remarkable
inEyiew OF the fact that the colared 5poputi
5lation has always been very,,f sine &
tho five families residing near tt98 this
village. three have gone. and the three.
represent a total OF something Ike
twenty The dcs tlnatlon OF al. of them.
was Dayton, Ohio. There are row hut
valley. Y issV IA S S5S fS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Personals and B Briefs

Il MISS 8Lottie e. Starke, OF No. 6oa North
seventh Street, Is dangerously u :,
Kisses N ora, Annie and Matte sphtllirs.
and their brother, Mr.. n L. 3. Phillips, Of
No. 51l IN forth 4 Twenty first Street. are
lspending the summer at G oshen.
Mr.. N. ". Davis, his family and a
party OF friends, VIII leave n ext week
for a. camping trip down on "rhe orll. :"
\ Mrs. E.1IP. TIeacock and children. Ell Of
No. 400 Floyd Avenue. are spending q
few weeks in Northern New York
Mrs, Robert Il. MoNantees and her
last night from ira ham and Lynchburg,
Va. where they have been Visiting rela-
5tves. Eli l H ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Virginianrlj Prosp,e:lrr!ss...

y BRISTOL. ~ All August ~ y & w Mc-,s
lConnell, who left Scott county, a., IN
poor boy in 1885, going West to do farm
work, now makes glad the hearts OF the.
friends Of his boyhood who attend the
st. Louis Worlds Fair. BY his enter
prise and Ingenuity, he has acquired
considerable money. and now owns and
operates three OF the fines !. shows on
the Pike at the Worlds Fair.\ These are.
the Galveston Flood. the Battle OF San
+tiago, and the Battle Abbey. @ u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
q IrALIAN 5 MINERS.

Samuel AZ. Henszey. OF New York, is
an the city on his way to Cumnockl coal s
;1m.ncs III Chatham county, he having re-.
Gently purchased that property He e! ex.
poets Ia resume very soor the mining 81
coat and Will settle a. colony OF Il Italians
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

IA move being made to 3organl 20 q "a rker-
Davis ! Lamb Club In thfs city on next
Tuesday, and believing that this city.jis
not Sufficiently large to sup pnr { NC, an q;
desiring to work In harmo11y!s avoiding
any conflict among ourselves. tha We may
succeed III tho coming cleo ian,y apd
that, therefore, VIC adjourn to- tgh e 70
meet With the proposed organization on
Tuesday night thereby combining our
forces with the Intention ofEhelping to
form one OF the largest clubs In the
State, 5 ~ ,s5si
1Thls resolution was put sStosas vote and
3adopted, hut few minutes later tho vote
was recpnsidercd and the resolution was
lost, HI .3si al a. 81. "A II 3f
~, hen the club was prga ized and the
following Officers chosen Il
President, u. II. White; Secretary, y 8 M.
Hines 4; Treasurer, ], q 8. Avis, *, m
st A committee OF ten was appointed by
the chair. at the sugg est Ion of Mr., Toney.
to attend the. meeting mex T tuesday,. night
Ito invite those. u esent Y pom tha at occa-
sion $ot joinSthis club as = organized and
To help carry the party TO victory In q
harmonious manner This commit tee con \
sists OF the following gen tlemen; M essrs,
II. IA White, J, 81, Wilson. ~ NJ. I. III ines,
ID. Il. roney,i w, b, Jones, H. s. Nnnpally,
Keith White w n Mart 4 I. VI W Farley
e Tho club adjourned 4 q meet again on
"Wednesday night. to receive q report
from Tie l. IIarmapy Commttte = U
Joint Excursio on,
I.iberty Council, Juniors. and Progress
jslya Council, Daugh ters. will give a Joint
excursion to Beach Park next r thursday.
This party Of congenial souls expect
ia spend q most pleasant day and they
Invite all their friends to 80 along. &. 4
Street Improvements, :,
N ,rhe Street Committee met at s a clock
vest rday afternoon, and decide to bond
and gutter Eleventh Street hetWeea For-
tcv and "A cDonough 3 treets, north side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Club !. FOR i (
CANT Align /. ]. \.
5Forty- Five oters Attend the
MOVE FOR UNITED ACTION
funeral Of Janes 8 N Y III: flock
To- dernan Abbott
for p ostmast ter.

manchester Bureau, I'm esd spatc oh
o. 1102 III ulls Street, Il
Forty Ave voters met y Hall 4
last night and organized a a. anpalgn
club. TO be known as the y. Pa rkerr Davis
Lamb Club. ''s5s ls 81
A Before the club was organic MI .l
IL. oney. who was nstrumenta in call all,
Ing the voters together, pres scented a re- IS
solution and mad speech against or or
3ganizing At this time, in view OF the fact
that another club Is TO be organized next ne
Tuesday night. HIS idea was TO- Join Join
hands and to form one big club and his
resolutions ollows: N ss5 s43 VIZ
Resolyed. !. That inasmuch as there is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
The Canadian Henley.

(Ry Associated Pressj
ST. CATHERINE ONT August s,--
The ArgonautI Rowing Club, Of Toronto
the majority OF the eYeEts In
The second days racing at the Canadian
Henley. An immense crowd lined tho
banks Of tho course, 4 In the final OF the
senior single SOULS Greer was !. an easy
winner over Titus. In the senior eight
Argonaut We're easy winners, l,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
HUGH M'LEAN WINS
BIG MOTOR PACED RACE.
{ fBv Assoclatrd 3ro,,.sr : !,

4 REVERE, MASS. August .--,fhc TWEEN
exciting contest with Nat Butler and
Harry Caldwell. Mclean started In the
lead and Tapped Caldwell and Butler In
the seventh mile. In tho fifteenth nae
Mclean passed Butler for tho fourth
time. and then his machine went wrong.
Butler and Caldwell succeeded In regain
ing three Of their lost laps before Mclean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Corner-Sto Laid

Especial to Tho III mcs-p ispatc l,.)
BRISTOL TIl Nj +. August G,-Tle cor
,ner-stone OF the new Central Presbyterian
Church IN Bristol was laid at n O. clock
this evening, under the "a uspices OF the
Grand IIod GO OF Virginia Masons. *
Grand Junior Warden I1sgleston, Of
Richmond, was here and had charge or
the ceremonies In the capacity of acting
grand master $ y ASH s
ydreds OF people sd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
SYOUTHFUL$C CAR THIEVES
Gang Of Boys That Have Been.
Robbing Cars on Southern.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
DANNTLLE,, A., August "a 6. Ed ward
j ackson, & Fletcher Harris Junius at
SON. Jesse Terrell and Claiborne Har-}
Iyey, arrested here yesterday. were to-
$day.s taken to Chat ham to be tried for
10 bling Southern Railway cars. The Of
Ulcers think they have landed the ring
leaders OF a gang nat has been giving
the Southern Railway trouble for some
time. The 0perat lions have been fined
TO POINTS between this city and Frank-
In Junction. All Of the boys are we'll
Known here, with the exception OF Vat
son. who claims Salisbury, n. c.. as his
home. If 81 8s ${5$s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Mashed 70 Death.

Especial to The Times-p ispatch,l 6g3
y I1iEsBuRG, Al, August G.---R Rodney.
Curry, nineteen years old. SON of Andrew
Curry, Of l4oudoun county, was ki lled
yesterday afternoon at o'clock BY boz
Ing caught under "a freight car, which
jumped the track while being switched to
q siding at the old depot here
Curry had been employed Oh the South
ern Railway only a short time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
FELL FRO IN A BIC lie
AND -BROKE5 HlSsLEG3

James Pleasants. n colored man, was
thrown from d bicycle about 4: 80 yester-5
day. afternoon on South Third Street. as
the result OF the wheel striking a rock In
the roadway. The ambulance was sum
moncd and DR.. Perkins In charge OF lit,
found Peasants had susta aimed a fracture
Of one OF the bones OF the leg just above$
the ankle. The fracture was reduced
and the man was tai ZEN home. Il X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Charleston, 90; Staunton, OF. \

Special TO The Times D.spatch)
Z, cunt AZ rain. the second OF a series Of
three three games with Charl eston w Ya,
was not played 5yesterda but two games
were played here this afternoon. Charles,
ton winning the first game, py e. sceIbel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
New Superintendent

.f77I3G (Speclal 10 Tho TfnesT Dlspatph,1 11l7 r.
II WINtJfEsTER,Y VA. August 6,--rhe
Common Council last night elected Z q,
10. Hoover to succeed r. W. Boyd as
of Water and Streets az
5Winchester, Mr., Boyd resigned. which
'callSed q aaJ,sat on, sis 5i 3ls5s 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Week on York River

a party. consisting of Mrs, Elmo SUIT
ton redwood, Misses sadye May llar-
lowe. picey King, and A1essrs. ~, s., Red
wood; r u j. " illlanls, w, Fl, Adams. Ed
do Winfree, Emmett Andrews, chape-
roned by Mrs, John Prise IIarloWe. left
Friday for a two weeks stay on York
River, sss 5i5 5i & !; ~ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
\ Fell Between Cars.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
4 DANVILLE.. y A., Aug ust g. VILLAIN
Jones, an employe Of the Southern Rails
way was killed by y q H fast freight near
SRufin, N "a q. this ftcrnoon. Re fen
between the cars, which ran over his
body, almost seyering his head from his
shoulders. gsfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
MRS. EILERs'sS CONDITION.
Has a Fighting Chance for Her
Life-Husband Handcuffed.

Special TO The Tim es-Dispa tch.) 800
wMMLNGTON,s5N.s y, " August The
IVA s shot BY !her. drunk en- husband, Chris
lEiiers, on 4 Carolina Beach. last u night,
CONTINUES unchanged Tonight She has
"a fighting chance Of rec very and 1t Will
decided Improvement sSs III # NJ IA
s8 llers. who shot himself II. the neck
after; sending O bullet into his Wifesl
head Is not In much danger. On account.
of having attempted to jump overheard
from the steamer last n CHIT. when being
sbrougltSto the city the hospital authorl-j
to prevent any further attempt at sui
eide. s5 s3 II st s8} !. 15gg " 81:
IIhe expresses much regret 5at Ills hened-;i
$1shf act. s. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
SCHOOLS
Z sc Il oOLs. 3,sjs
F::ORk| | I UNION /
'ACADE
JULIAN 3. MARTIN, 4 Head master

uhIAN b. MARTIN +, Hea dmaste
This school had e an enrollment 81 54142
5studentsSlast session. 80 It has an efficient
staff Of tea hers and does Its work ac-.
tcording to tho best, up date methods
Strict&a ttention given to the heal tn. COM
fort and advancement of students, The
school lis military in its government. and
the War D Department. at Washington city.
and uipment,& 81 has a greed to detail an
Officer us instruct orr inf.miltary SCIENCE
Students received at gs12 years Of age,
though avera go aEe. of students was be-
tween is and POI years Of ID "a. 3S
IT he ~ Academy has a idepartmen for!
young ladies' located apart from the cam
5pus,i and the students are In charge 4ofaal
lady tea cher. a3 Expense for session for
board Il. tuition in u glish and 4matricula-f
ton and military fee. $l20 Ssf s9sS
34 For catalogue address I{5 i.ss s.
DIR 81 ". &c. HATCHER,
ss h President Of Trustees,
ss$si6 l 'ork Union. a..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
DANIEL IN WINCHESTER.

Declares That Democratic Sue
cess is Assured This Fall.
Especial to Tho Times-D lspatc h.)
iNINCHESTER " Al August 6---s'enq-
tor John w. Daniel arrived here tonight
from the Confederate reunion at FISHERS
HILL, Na.tand is the gucst3of Major Rob
crit ~. Hunter, secretary Of the Virginia
records. fiii s
h'he Senator says Democratic success
Is assured this fall, ,sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Bessie Toney IS y sitting Fire Creek
Mills. e 5i5;ss5
L Miss Eta Moore, OF Suffolk is visiting.
her cousin Miss Mamie N blet.s # ta.S Il,
b Mrs! i. S. Moody and her daughter
Miss Grace, are spending some time az
West p oint. n. 81 al s u
\; Il Wake and Ballauf were given the con-
tract for supp ying the city viii Goa l.s
The city Assembly will NEE q on On tues east
'day night !. V l3{5{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
UNIVERSITY '''||'|| OF virginia.

Z 1T Is the Capstone Of the Public School
System Of the State. Tuition free to vtr-
Letters Science Law. Medlcine. q Engi-
neering. Session begins 18th September
For catalogue address y. M PAGE, Chair.
man. Charlottesville. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Coll ge Of ilIiaIn-and NJ airy

IWiLLlAMSBuRG , MA.
Two hundred and eleventh session be-
gins September is, 1904 Two courses7-(ll
Collegiate Course. leading to the degree OK
3. a. and M.8A (2) Normal Course. tul-
ton free and beard a reduced rates. Build
ings renovated and newly equipped. light
ed Will, electricity and supplied with pure
artesian water. Send for catalogue
LYON q, TYLER,
President, nj. A., Ill. D. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Industrial and Analytical Chemistry

Vi The demand for prac teal chemists. grad
yates OF the Schools Of Chemistry Of the
University OF Virginia. exceeds the supply.
All who have thus graduated Within the
past few years have been promptly ~ Located
as chemists for iron furnaces. phosphate
works, sugar and oil refineries or .s ~,
industries. An industrious and Intelligent
young man. we'll trained To- study, may
make tho course In one year. For further
inflammation, apply to
81 III M. PAGE, Chairman.
University Station, Charlottesville. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
j mai , S | D N EY COLLE1 {.

The l2sih session will open Wednesday,,
sseptember IA f9oi, For catalogue or
fuller information apply 10
PROF. II, g. sRo cK. Secretary,
HampdenI sldne--,. "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Judge Clopton Back.

Judge Clopton has returned rom Crock
cit springssAwitll his healt in good scon-l
dition Many OF his friends called Z on
him yesterday and welcomed him ha ' els,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Richmonders in New York.

T51 lSpecIa V. Tie 'IImes7 plspat clL N 81
a MM s4 ErAl es campbe| h
Grand --R. D. Gum; Herald Square y n,
Aorcc ockii Mar lbo roug HI q. Allen, Jl,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
VIRGINIA POLY TECHNIc INSTITUTE

81 Estate AgrIcutural and Mechnnical College)5
n ,ATEBLACKSBURG,l "A. Is. I. Si
M "A Southern Institute OF Tachnology
sF!fty-four & Instructors. Thoroughly Equipped
Shops Laboratories and Intirmnry Farm, OF
four hundred acres Steam beating md sleG 8,
Agriculture, "a Hort !culture. Civil, S Mechanical
and Electrical Eng ineerng. Applied Chemistry
and "a General Science. Shorter courses N prac-
teal Agriculture "a and Practical Mechanics
Total cost Of session OF nine months ginclud-
/ "a tuition and other fees. hoard 4. Wa hlng.
Text books Ne Uni form, Medical ndance..
ETC. SEGA Cost 10 State students ;lsa.i Next
session begins SEPT e. 1901 For eatalog "
tM,BRYDDa Phi, D., IL, D., President, 5$3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
St.Albans Schoolfor Boys

Thirteenth session opens SEPT, s.. 1901.
For catalogue address NJ, HIN RAN
DOLPH, Headmaster. Radford, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
ylOur Silver King Minnesota Patent J,
and 70 wall Porter. street, from Eighth

and to wall Porter. Street, from Eighth
to Ninth Streets, west Side.
Funeral Of Mr.. Whitlock.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. James IT,. Whit
lock will he from the home at { o clock
this d fternoon, and the burial will be-
In Oakwood.S Mr.. W hitlock died yester-
day morning at s:1b o'cl ock In his home
lii Woodland Heights. aged sixty-on l
years He leaves a fe and six chill,
'drer-- Mrs Molie E. Watkins. Messris;i
Cora md /. Rcbecca Whit ock. rs w.
2Whitlock, Of Richmond and AZ. I. and y !
j. n i. itlock, 3Jr., 'of Portsmo nth. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

,.ChenowethW boarding School for Young
I.adies--Located In the most exclusive resident
i isu,Iy adyantage N Mnsic All and Languages
5Upus,lal social advantages brinye pupils In
Address for catalogue. !, Rim clPAL. 1927 New
Hnmnshire Avenue, washington, y, g. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
5DelaWare for Certain.

Several OF the Democratic leaders Of
Delaware called on Chairman Taggart to-
day and told him that the three electoral!
votes ofs{De1awares were sure Ito 4 be 5sin6
line for Alton B. 81 Parker on election
day. They assured him that J oseph Hol-S
Sland, Of Milford, Dell had consented to-
accept the8& Democrat tic nomination for.
Governor, and that his nomination. would
make the success OF the entire Democratic
ticket certain. It Is said that MI. Tag
CART was assured further that the fol-,
lowers of former senat 81 iggins. disap-.
pointed over the action Of 4 the National
RepubIic Cans onventfo ion in gniztng the
Addicks faction in Chicago. were deter.
mined I his year to d. feat the entire Repub-
of Mr.. "a ddicks for the United States
senatorsllip s5 if.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
TO @Organize Club.

4 AS large al tendance rs expected Sat the
meeting on < uesi ay nj ght at the court
house n for the formation OF campaign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

The Baltimore Medical College,
ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS SEPT. 2oTI 1901,
Modern sna thoTSugh sauRnent Fos saia,
Park.AYes BALTIC. Nd S,g5 w Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
.ssSSz1K1 yIER l3ESS 0RISl
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
OLD SWEET SPRINGS

OPEN JUNE 18TH 70 OCTOBER asst.
n High UP In the Alleghanies, 220
most co1modious brick buildings N
the mountains; mineral springs, heal.
Ing baths. swimming pools. excellent NV
nents: nine link golf course new ELECTRIC
end laundry plants Long Distance Bel
Phone: new III arage!n ent; many Improves
Iments illustrated booklet.
C. II.gPAxTON, Lessee,
s. TX h "a Old Sweet, w. Va. 555
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
lamont SUMMONED

Continued from First Page.)
recently nominated for Governor Of that
State. toldfs Democratic friends here to-
day that the party was hopeful in several
WesternfStates, and sespe cially in Wash
3ington. where he said. that conditions
had caused u dissensions in Republican
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

The ca ! for the meeting was signed By
a number of leading citizens. and It Is
expected the courthouse Will be pretty
we'll n ri lied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07


grade o convincing yaiues which
believe getting
and pay the price
Morris tribune., 1904-05-07
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

A proposition to memorlallze cen
gress in behalf of Canadian reciprocity
was defeated in the Massachusetts
house of representatives.
A gas explosion which demolished
the house of James Mcdaniel, living
south of Marion, Ind, fatally injured
Mrs. Mcdaniel and her two children.
Eugene Garfield, a we'll known
comedian, is dead in New York city
from pneumonia His principal WORK
in recent years has been in the Hoyt
farces.
David Studebaker, banker, lawyer
and jurist: is dead at Decatur, IND.
He was identified with many financial
concerns. among them the Bankers
National bank OF Chicago.
Congressman Robert G. Cousins has
been renominated by reclamation for
a seventh term by the Republicans OF
the Fifth Iowa district. The conVen-
ton adopted "stand pat" resolutions.
Secretary Shaw says there is no
hitch in the arrangements for the pay
ment to the Panama Canal company.
A warrant for $40O00,0OO will be
placed with J. P. Morgan & Co. on
Monday next.
AS result of disagreement over
the "open shop" policy between the
cornice manufacturers and the Sheet
Metal Workers. union lockout OF all
the building trades may take place IN
Minneapolis next Monday.
Morris tribune., 1904-05-07
Getting Rid of Care.

cold Gordon Graham" is made to
say in the Saturday Evening Post
that "as long as fond fathers slave
and ambitious mothers sacrifice so
that foolish daughters can hide the
petticoat of poverty under silk
dress and crowd the space in their
heads, which ought to be filled with
plain, useful knowledge, with the do
ings of cheap society, a lot of girls are
going to grow up with the idea that
getting married means getting rid Of
care and responsibility instead of as
suming it."