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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-18
Ser beHtid)e Sag.

Cine ioeole Seller geplont.- oStrcut'
Nue orrnt in @crfen, @ortcn,
Sonen Die oclltide Soot, otf
DAB iie 5rii6tc frog" - Gin
8eitipicl in Sorbercitunq.
Sir Die 8eier pes .0cutihcn
Cages" modt li6 in Den &creincn
olelcS Sobr elm orrBcrgelp0bnlih
reyes Sntcrclie belnerfbor, moS mnhl
altf oos Seitrcben Der @conlten ocS
"llnobbanaiacn 9iirgerpcrcins BON
Worplono" 5uriid5ufiibrcn lit, mel
che es lid sur Illf9obe gcmadt 6a-
ben iino bisbcr oonit oltd crfol0-
reid parclL ooS 9cuti6tblum Der
Won1nlclltcnitnot 81 cincm fcIten
Sdllbs nnO Srubbiinoniiie 81 bcrci=
nigen mo Die Stcllung Der 9clltId)-
Imerifaner 81 elmer allen 8iir9crn
ebenbilrtigen 81 geltalten. 9lS cine
S%Qllitrotion 5u oiciem Strcbcn miro
bel Der Scicr oicicS Sobr I'M Eorrc
cine acknowledging oes No6nlittoeS
ltno ocS IbcnoS gcgebcn iucrbcu,
melher Die 9ihtung n0euti6e 60,
ben" BON s. Nics 81 @rlnoc liegt.
Cine In5obl oeutihcr 2onoslcute in
Anlerifn, Yrcube, Sodic, Eidl5cr,
9ooenlcr II. /. 10, prciien icocr lcln
eigenes Seimotblnno uno ocllcn
Gortbeilc iibcr Die onoercn, 10 6nb
cs fuit gum Strcitc fommt. ga CT.
idcint inter linen Der @cniltS Scr
oeutlhcn Sprod)e, Der tic ernlobnt,
itatt iih III 2o1bSmonnidoften ST.
5eriplittern, Dor nuen 9ingcH ais
Scrtldc 5u molten. Gem
Son alien Stdmmch sic nod mir.
rem Sobrten
gluf oielcn Strono gcionbt bic pcitc
@roe,
SrG9t fciner iu Der 9ruIt, mie ibr,
Die Strait
3ur iieggefrontcn 0ciiteSfiibrcr-
idoft.
Ger 2citung bcS Genius Scr oellt-
ihen Sprobe pcrtraucn iid) oic
SnnoSlcutc an.
Slus oumpfcn Gngen iiibr' ib elld
enlppr
3u einem Gag boil otter S%cintotb-
freuGe!
= Salt biclcs 2oro in idnerer Or
belt Srobn
8efcIiclt aud bcS oelltId)en Spd)-
iinns Strebcn,
II Sag I'M Sabre iei @crmanin's
Sobn
auh in Golunbio's Teihe frei0c-
gebeH!
Srogt ibr 5u oft oud ,1lr Der 3mic'
tru6t Sod,
Sier, no Der neucn Scimatb
Sterne ideincn,
Gin Sag I'M Sobr gebor' Der
alien nod.
Gin beut der Gag ioa eil6 I'M
Srieoen cinen!
Inter Golumbio's Sduub ioa Der
bcutlbe Gag g~efeicrt peroen. gber
niht nit leercn Sdnoen fonlnlcn Die
Sbeilnebmer, Elm ieber bringt cine
@abe aus Dem olten Soterloiloe NIT,
pie ben SleiB, Die creme, ben Gbrilt'
baum, Den Hbeinpein II. I. 10. 3u'
lest Die bcutlbe Snnfumit unb ooS
oentlhe Sieb. SulopoQ niinmt go
lunlbia ocn 8obenfron5 bin nno
peripriht ibrcn Seoen, ooB lid) Der
3iped oes beutiden Cages Grille:
Strei't olc Drum IN 8crfcil, @or-
ten, Sonet
Die oeutide Soot, ollf Dab tic
5riid)tc traa' -
uno ipeibt Dem Gienlt oc3 8obrcn,
@utcn, Sh0nen
Nnu So,,fSJ,o,, cA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-18
@efGnanif in Cronnng.
YoItor Stolt0cmlirc ilbcr Den 3llltorlo
Scr @ciGngriiie SIT Solplon llno
Gaicott-Gitp. &crlhieoeheS
aus 0elll County.

WI VlIuIlBHtIN on ~p'oloh w"
@aicott-GItp. TcrlhleoeneS
aus benz County.
EoItor ISM. Stouocnlirc, @eneroI-
Ngent Der yWurpldn0er 8efangcnell-
&iilis.8 eieaidoft," bat fiir5lih eincn
Nciud) Der @efGngniiie mo Arnlells
bGllicr bon Baltimore unO Splporo.
County bccnOigt. SIN @eidn0nille
81 Solpion ionb CT II 0eion9ene,
bier @ciBe unO bier gte9er, orci De
gerinncn mo cine gSeiBe. Gr crflGrt,
ouS @efungnlB lei bonn @arocin
Sobn y. Gbilcoot in 0utem 3uItonbc
gcboltcnL un0 empiieblt Die beo6Tid)-
ti9tc &crgr6Bcrllng OeS @cfGgnilieS.
GaS N%rnlcnbolla bon 9altimlpre-Gp.
ncnnt CT cine Wtltiteranitolt. 9os-
lelbe bat a &nioiien, Al lpeiBc Wton.
lcr unO 10 meiBc Srollell, iopie I
Ncgcr llno s Gtcgcrinnen.
Som @eiGngniB in Sotporo-Gp.
iprid)t CT ebenio lobeno unb empfieblt
Die Gcrpiui9ung bon mebr @elocrn.
Y inbru6 in cine 9abn-
1tation.
Die Yoli5ci BON 9altimore-G ountp
iubt nod) Den Ginbredern, ipeld)e
am lebtcn Sreitog IN oas S%totions-
gebduoe Der rNorbliden Central
golut" 81 8rcclano, 9altintore-Go.,
elnbroden uno Sobrfarten I'M Wer.
the bon 500, einen Hegeni6irm uno
81 Gents itablen. Ser Ginbrud)
iultroe gegen 6 llbr am Samltag
Morgen entbedt, unb balo barallf
iullroe Gomez Sranf, ein 16 Sabre
alter &nabe bon Ebilobelpbio, Der.
baftet, in oeiien Soiden man Die
Sabrfurten fono. ST geItonb sic
Sbot elm uno mllroe in oas @efGng-
nib 81 Soluion geiallot, nm leinen
Ero5eB ob3uiporten.
Geri Of ieoeneS.
Sr. Sleeper @. q. 2ipman, ein Wfit.
glieo Der lebten Staotsgeiebgebung,
ipllroe bonn Squire" Serbert 1T
GoluIon inter 9iirgidoit fir leinen
Fro5eB geiteat llno 3luar inter Scr
ACKNOWLEDGING, einen tb1tIiben GIN.
grill alf Notbon Goldberg began.
gen 81 boben. Gr lcilgnct, Die Sbot
bcgangen 81 baben.
Srau 81. W. 9ufebort, ibr Sobn,
Sr. z. q. y. 9ufebart, uno Sr. 2.
&rebs 0lfebart uno Satin boben
cine Siaa 81 SiiO.2 opion fir oen
CONNER gennietbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-18
Cine Mciie uad 0entidIauh

INN Die @elt ODER naf iraenb eiaem
Sbeile Der 8eIt arransirt. Meiie.
@iuete iiber aIe @abn. rnb Dampier.
2inien. Tbeo. s. 9iener &
6 o., @r. ia. Oit-2erinston.s irabe.
(180-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-18

&ein Eorf-Gon3ert. - Snr
"0ruio Sill Eorf" fano gelter,l
Notmittog fcin Gon5ert itott, oo bic
&apelle bes Srrt. 9oriep 6. 8otcrS
NIT Der 9oltimorcr Glf.2o9e mad,
Cincinnati ., ging. @is sllr &iif.
febr Der aapclle bon Der @lfs.Gon.
pertlon ipcrocn feline Yarf- 9onaerts
gebolten meroen.
Gin Sinh IcbenSgefGbr.
lid perbronnt. = Der 2 Sabr,
alte Soicpb @itfopsfp, Sobn bcs
Srn. Sinlon @itfmpsfD bon SIR
1908, Yenniplpania-Apen eriii'
geitern ibipere 9ranoipunoen, in
Dem CT nit StreiNboISden ipieltc
mobei feline aleiocr Seiter finacn
Or. Sobn 6. sud, melder oas Sim,
ltnter Yebanolrn9 bot, eradtet Del
len 9cfinoen oils fritiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-18


als 8enius Der oeitidcn Sprodlc
lit Sr. grnit @idner geluonnerL unb
oils Columbia miro 1ralt GIiiobctb
8ltoolpb %erideinen. Die @obcn mer.
oen oird ibonc irnge 9amen oor.
g%citeIlt.
Die @oriieer bes 8eit-G omite's,
ipeld)e ON Gonneritag gbenb micoer
cine Sibnng boltcn lpcrbcn. babcn
beidloIcn, ouBcr Den GbrengGiten
ailh Die 9inber oes yIageneinen
9euti6cn @aiienDaules" an Der
gisqiiitbitruBe UNI bes st. gnto.
nius-@ aiicrbauies" al Der Central
gpenue ein5ulaoen. Die ainocr
fpcroen in Spe5ialpogeons nof
ciner &unofabrt uad Dem IarIe
uno Damn mieber nod ibren reIpef.
tipen gnitalten suriidaebradt.
@esen alles NGberen iebe n,un
Ipater mad, oen stnseigen in Den
Sagesaeituugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-18


Der n9odcr It ii t.
5ungs.Gerein Ger. 3" belt am
Samlitog in 8ol5'S Soae an Der @,.
2erin9ton.S truBe feline piertcliGbr.
lide 8cnerol. &criommlung ob. in
Der YrGlibeut so. 9~ortbolamc oel,
8oriit unh Setrctar $. Guasbob
oaS Erotofoa iiibrtc. Gin Mit9lice
iulrhe alitaenpmmen uub ciu Gan.
bioot in @pridlag gebrabt. 9eidloi.
ieu ipitrbc, am nGd)ltcn Snmltag CT
nen AusfIua mod r2ibcrtpE arf" on
Der goiternI pcmie- &pob alt inter
nebmeu. mo pcripribt bas unto,
Ioriit ocs Srn. ST.. Sobn itcbenbt
arrangements Gomitc ben Sbeilncb'
mcru ongeuebn,c Stunocn. Der bier.
teliGbrIibe Sinoit5berid)t murbc per
Ieien ilno eiitem aus ben SS. Otto
Yeet. s. @oetnann unb Ycter Sic.
ieIbnd beltebeuoen YriifilngS. gpmite
iihernicien.
Ole WirtbSbete. Ger
acant Ycregop bonn noromeitliden
Giitrift uttcrnobm aeItern nit elmer
gnsobl Yoli5iiten &a5aios alif Die
@irtbidaftcn Der So. @eorg @er.
nede bon Mr. 627, Setpell.S traBc.
nno @olter Gperett, Hr. 1912. Hot-
terlon'gpenuc. Serr @crncde ipilrbe
bonn Eoli5ciridtcr Goldman ipegen
Won9elS bon 9emeisinotcrial entlai.
len, ut,o Serr gpcrett nartet in Der
norotpeltlihen Yoli5eiitation ein
belte itattfinbenbes 8crbor ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-18
Yiaise Heiie nad) ScntIdlanb.

Sd)ifisforten folten iest nur SIT
fir Observation-Disclosures pom 9aIti.
more nod 9remen. @e9en peiterer
Iusfnnit ipenbe man iid al II eo o.
$. Siener&Gc o., ia SIt-2erina.
ton. Str, 3immer Scr. 3. (1SO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-18
Mpntag, Den Is, Suli 1901.
Hnterbaltunas . @eaiueiIcr.

rGletttic.Fart". - 9iefe ggo6e gnubebiIe'
BorfteIIunacn uno Gnn6crt
rSarbara.9uae Nr. I, Erocu Der 0ermnnlls'
ebbnr. - Wiontup. Den IS. SilL %ictbsics FlC.
mic illo Somnleriluhiaicit i'm g38cli Snn Fdrf.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23
of the best of the states croI

ton of the best of the states croII 1903.
 Meriden audience had a wild bN of joy and enthusiasm Thursday niH when Miss Turner, in the play " Men Tempt Women,' at the Mer5 theater, was singing Wont You $ Here and Kiss Me-" one of parts| young men in the audience, assis foreman of 6 party of electricians of Westinghouse Co. accepted her 'ds. and answered her. Certainly \ great pleasure, stepping forward tot stage. The songstrees hesitated inI song, stopped and drew back. But he pressed steadily forward a glearK mirth and spirit flashed into her and she extended her hand to hing help him on the stage. That waS she had to do. John did the rest. fore the audience realized what happened he jumped back to his s} the proudest man in Meriden. He kissed Detoite Clara Turner andA front of the audience at that.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Tn Washington yesterday Messrs. Lewis & Maycock of New Haven ap- peared before the postofice department relative to certain rulings of the de- partment bearing on their patent medi- cine business. The department has rul- ed that the firm was violating the pos tai rules and regulations in some re- pect, and a hearing was granted to straighten the matter out. An amicable settlement was agreed upon.
 The Connecticut tobacco exhibit for the St. Louis exhibit for the St. Louis exposition will be started from Windsor Locks to-day on the westward journey in carefully packed containing half a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23

is that of Knox Maddox '97 of San Francisco to Miss Susan Texis Bland ing of that city.
 MT. and Mrs. William Thomas spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs E.. Wales Chatseld Of Chestnut Tree Hill, Ox- ford.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Preston, jr, of Ivy street, were the guests of Judge Torrance and family of Ansonia last Tuesday.
 A. M. Babcock of West Main street, Branford, received a letter this week from ex-Mayor George F. Holcomb of New Haven. The letter was written in Cairo, Egypt, and arrived here fourteen days after it was written. MT. Hol- comb was born in Branford and resid- ed there aa Sis younger days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23

Dr. George A. Reyes of East Rock
 road leaves for Florida to-day. A large number were present at the
 meeting of the Edgewood Sick Benefit association Thursday evening. The principal business transacted was the election of officers for the ensuing year. They are: Frank Ellis, president;
 James 0. Mckay, vice president; Har- ry Merwin, secretary and treasurer; di- rectors. William D. Mercer, William | Watson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23
granelrr's 6miac
New York. New Have
 and Hartford k. k.
MARCH 14. 19O4.

MARCH II. 1sO4.
 For NEW YOkk-.4:25. -4;45 re.t sss, 1ses;aS, 'S;ov, xs:lo. o:S5. -s:S5, xIO.sO a. 1 e4;vo' ll.4:z5, 4:S5. si:5S S5.Io. 5:S5. .o:l e;ou, seo .a:l0. -S:IO. -lls:25, $50, (Bridgepe sS .35 31Nouasiohl ss.as -5;lU y:l5 p. m., Sunda. .:I.SS 9S 4;S5. .5;lo xe:15. s7:l0. sS:iO. s:' ., FOR M WASHINGTON via Harlem Riye A'o' D. h. 'l2og a. m. daily.
 FOR BOSTON via New LoDdon and D.! ideHee-*2:25. s2:55. 7:fS.I1 Iaeon ana [, fr' sl2:S3. s250. '4:O5, .4;55. sis.ss s R s.. :i p3 pe3.Ea E sundays. s2:25. s2:55 a. m-. *12:s .,E FOR 'oH BOSTON via sDriugne,d-.,.| lii5 Fl ;OS m; :slI;45. .5:52 p. %. sunda| F6RB. 53b NsFFRRIERRENi sFREREE SiNE NFy Y BRITAIN, HAH n;oz' lO;oS to tHartfordj, :o3 flo x5:05 5:s0, s5:55 @ -S'G9 -sa sfo sFo HartfoI SnnS. ;Vy. oO0 lO:05. 11:S1. (to Mer.den) n. { y7:O0. s.0f, f,i;i0' xe;oO a. m.. 12:10. -5:I FOR NEW LONDON, etc.-.a:25. .2: ] r,a'' 4fo.os fs;Sos to saybrook), 11.06, sli:33. bii'5 bni' ifs;9S s.e 'l2:Ss s2:5O. 800 x4:05. s4; | I-e0 fte t.o SaJDrOoD +ll6:5d, e6.l "2;S5 a. m;, s12.05, s2:50, .4:55. s6:55 n. ij For MIDDLErOMN, WILLIWANT'1 sStc.Ll;55 S. 2: m. @12:4S, los. 600 n. eqndays- 7:20 D. 10.
 r0r SHELRURNE FALLS, Turner's Es 1uu Mo.. .aaolyoke-I: 50 a. m. and 4:OC D. m. T "estneid, d:50 a. m.. 400 5:57 D. m For HARRINGTON and New Harfforfs 9V a. m, l2:O4, 400, 5:57 D. m.
 m p1r WATERBURY, via Cheshire. S:4s S.;s K, l;4o, 6:55 p. n. Sundays 800 q.
 TOT DERBY AND ANSONIA--7.O0.e 2: q 9sS sSoa d. m., l2O5 noon, 2:3O 4:4O. 5:2O. ': 5:50 a;0o s:s5 ?; m s.9S SSundays-S:so a. m, 12I
 Fer Waterbury-7:10, S:O0. 9:45. lz;Uo, z;30, 5:20, TAO, ii 80, D. m. s1 uays-S;30 a. m, 12:05 6:35. S.5l n. m
 F0r WlNSTED-7:10, 9:45 a. un.. 2:a1}' k: '40 D. m. Sundays-5:3O 2. m f,.sS n 7 For DANBURY. PITTSFIELD and hi n nmee9iate nie9 points-6:O0 a. m. via Bridgepo' For LlTCHFIELD and points on r,ithcfiE pranch-9:33 a. n. anc 3:57 D. m via De- Express Trains. xIccai Express hapoes Tot connect for New Britain. II parlor car limited U. M. SHEPARD. C. T. HEMPSTEAII Gen. SuDt- Gen. Pass. A'
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whether he is married. He was clerk in hotel at Atlantic City.
 The Rose Guild Of St. Mary's church lis making active preparations for it's entertainment May I'll and IS in Music |hall The proceeds will be for the ben eft cs the poor. Miss Esther Quigley of Howard ave- nue. who has recently returned from
 Philadelphia, leaves on Tuesday, the 26th, for St. Louis. She will attend the opening of the fair and spend about one month there.
 James Harper, one of the boys at St. James church, has been engaged to sing at the Church of the Ascension in this city.
 Among the engagements and we'd dings of Yale men recently announced
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23
DID NOT TAKE STATEMENT

Coroner Mix stated last evening he, had taken no statement from Mortimer Johnson of 53 Arthur sI regarding the assault made upon by her husband with a knife We'd day night. He says that there is little doubt but what she will recI and that he did not think it neces to take any statement.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23
PERSONAL PARA .RAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People Known in This City Interesting .socIaI Events Here and Elsewhere.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23
RECOVERED FROM SEVERE ILL.,
 NESS

Charles Gay, the book publisher, has so far recovered from his recent opera . tion eor appendicitis as to be about and attend to his publishing business.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23
ApELPHI LITERARY ENTERTAIN

The Aledphi Literary association will give it's twenty-sixth annual en- tertairment and dance. at Warner hall Tuesday evening, April 26. Preceding the dance Milton Loeb will present the Adelohi Century players in one-act tonsorial farce entitled "A Close Shave" Following the entertainment there will be a dancing programme.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-23
Starin's New Haven Lir

Daily Except Saturday.
 Steamer John H. Starin (Capt. McAlI foot of Brown Street, at l0.15 D. m., SI days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stead Glen Island. Mondays, Wednesdays J Fridays. Steamers leave Pier 13, No| River, N. r.. at g D. ID. daily except Sj urdayl. Fare 75 cents. Excursion ticN S1.25. Staterooms, $1.00. Tickets and std rooms for sale at J. B. Judson' s, S67 Cha
 st., Peck X Bishops, 703 Chapel st. M stage leaves depot on arrival of Hartf8 train, and corner of Church and Chapel < every half hour. commencing 8:30 D. Through freight rates given and bills Of Ing issued to points west, south and sois west Order your freight via Starin Ll c. H. FISHER. General Freight AgenS
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LIN|
New York, the South and Yves Steamer Richard Peck in Commfss,.

FROM NEW HAvEN-steamer leag 2:lS a: n. daily except Mondays, due NJ to board steamer at any time after i0' ?. m.
 FROM NEW YORK-Steamer leaves 4 p. n. daily except Sunday, due New Hav BOO D. In. Dock, New Haven, and Pier 40, N. R., f{ of Clarkson street, New York.
 For tickets and staterooms apply at ( office on Belle Dock, also at Bishop & d 7OS-5 Chapel street, or at Pursers office { steamer, w. E. Morgan. agent, Belle Dol New Haven
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Cut Prices On Spring Medicines and TOnics

Peruna, the great tonic, -59c Liquozone large size. -69c Lydia Pinxham Compound. -63c Atwoods Jaundice Btters -17c Wampole's Cod Liver Oil, -69c Scott's Emulsion, -73c Wyeth's Beef Iron and Wine, -52c Jadwin's Beef Iron and Wine, -27c Johann Hoffs Malt Extract -25c Father Johns Medicine. large, -7sc Father Johns Medicine, small -43c Full Strength Sedlitz Powders. --12lac dog Hunyadi Matyas, --17c bottle Yellow Dock Bitters. -50c
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-20

S. Louis was standing on the
Tlaza ST. Louis, admiring the scene
nat stretched away into the distance
5at0re me, ending with the magnificent
spectacle OF the Cascades. | needed no
company, for the great exposition all
around me was sufficient. but as stood
there an acquaintance, the president OF
a western college, stopped beside me.
Magnificent beyond the dream Of
man" said |.
More than that" said he. DO you
know" he continued, Ito me the great
est thing Of this truly great eXposi-
ton is the educational influence it Will
have upon the millions who visit it,.
Here in two weeks time one can gain
more practical knowledge of the kind
that will be useful to him in the strug-
gle with the world than he can get in
two years time in any university, The
college education is entirely different
from the kind Of education one gets
by seeing things, but for practical pur-
poses the seeing education is quite as
necessary as the book learning, We
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-20
Ladies' Of Honor Named.

1t. Col. w. X. Surridge command
ing the provisional Arkansas regi'
ment for the worlds fair, has issued
the following order;
/. The provisional regiment, A. S.
G.. designated for service at the camp
Of instruction, worlds fair grounds Of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
St Louis. Mo. September is 10 %,
inclusive, may have social features as.
ISOLATED with the command
2. The announcement is hereby
promulgated that the several ladies
named herein shall be recognized and
particularly honored by the regiment.
Miss Jean Bertig Of Paragould, spon-
sor, Miss Mary Hale of Osceola, maid
Of honor; Mrs. Clarence c. Taylor Of
Texarkana, chaperon; Mrs w. a..
Haynes of Little Rock matron.
1t is intended that these ladies
shall be regarded as representing the
provisional regiment, A. S. G., at So
cial functions honoring the command
during the week of encampment,
8. All officers and men should hon
or themselves and their state by be
ing specially loyal and faithful to the
ohicially.chosen ladies Of the regi'
ment; likewise be observant OF every
social duty during this time. This Is
enjoined upon all
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-20
ls Or. liqht,e AlIve7

Insurance money paid Mrs. Dr. X.
l. Lightle Of Searcy on policies TO
the amount Of S21 600 held by her hus-
band, and on deposit in banks at Lit
tie Rock and Searcy, has been at
tached by the Metropolitan and Fidel-
ity companies, and they make the al
legation that Dr.. Lightle is not dead
and that the body buried at Searcy in
May was that of Ed Pitts who had
died a month previous. On the morn
ing Of May 20 last fire destroyed the
barn Of Dr. Lightle at Searcy and in
the ashes was found a charred human
body. The head, arms and legs We're
burned off At the inquest II deyel-
oped that Dr. Lightle was last seen
alive by friend who had called on
him the night before, leaving him
about II o'clock, at which time DR..
Lightle said he was going to the barn
to get coal oil TO fiji his lamps. The
on the watch found on the
body was that on a watch bought by
DR. LiEhtle some time previous, and
a dentist identified work done by him
The body was buried as that Of Dr.
Lightle, and on this identification the
S2l 900 in life insurance was paid the
widow. The plaintiffs in this suit al.
lcge that they believe the body found
in the debris was not that of DR.,
Iightlc and further that they believe
he is still alive The money was at.
tached on this theory In support of
this theory they allege that they be-
leve the body was that Of citizen
of Searcy named Ed Pitts, who had
died shortly before the fire Deputy
Sheriff Chichester OF Little Rock and
c. e. Cox Of the Metropolitan were
sent to Searcy 10 investigate and 1t
is said the grave Of Pitts was opened,
the coffin lid found to be unscrewed
and the body gone, The sexton said
that two Gays previous to the fire he
noticed that the grave had been dis
turbed The insurance carried by DR.,
Lightlc was divided as follows: New
York Life, $1,000; Fidelity Mutual,
$4,000; Mutual Life, $1,000; Mctropol-
itan, $1,000; A. O. L. W. $4,000. When
notified of the attachment, which was
made August II, Mrs. Lightle went
at once to Little Rock, but refused to
make statement. II is stated she
has refunded the money.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-20
ElOppr Killed.

On August Is John Ashworth was
shot and killed by Amos Snayely at
the home of the latter, nine miles west
Of Springdalc Bob are married and
both are farmers Ashworth, the
night before, attempted to enter the
home of Snayely with the purpose, it
is said, of clipping with the young sis.
ter.ln.law of the latter. Snayely fired
at him through the window with a
pistol but missed his aim The next
afternoon Ashworth, who was drink.
ing, went TO the premises Fl Snayely
again and started to enter He was
told to keep back or he would be shot
Not needing the warning, he was fired
upon by Snavely, the bullet striking
him in the breast Ashworth turned
and ran a short distance, when he fell
dead
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-20
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
TREE Rewards offered for Crltten-
den County MurdeseTS.
EVENTS OF A WEEK BRIEFLY CHHOAIClED
Scck Island Railroad Secures Federal
injunction to Prevent Certifying
Of Increased Assessment Made by
State Board on Its Property In
Arkansas.
lniunetien AaaInst AIah Assessment

lnjunction Against High Assessment.
The Rock Island railroad company
has secured a temporary injunction
IN the federal court restraining the
secretary of state from certifying the
assessment made against 1t August l
by the state board Of railway assess
ars. The injunction was secured
from Federal Judge Willis Nandeyen'
ter at st Paul, MINI, August II, as
Judge TTieber of this district is on
his vacation. The hearing is set for
October g. In the bill of particulars
the company alleges that 100000 as.
Sessment for every mile OF main line
track of the road through the state Is
in excess Of the true valuation of the
property, and that $500 per mile is
ample valuation for the road TO pay
en- The state board consisting of
Soy. Davis, Secretary Of State Crock
st and Auditor Monroe, on August l
raised the valuation Of every railroad
IN Arkansas over that Of 1903,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-20
Hot Springs Boy Killed.

Henry Hicox, 12-year-old Hot
Springs boy, was found dead in the
woods with the left side Of his head
shot away. The wound was evident
" inflicted by shotgun at close
range. The dead boy was known to
have gone hunting with companion,
Clay North, Of about the same age.
The day of the killing the North boy
could not be found He returned
home and threw his gun on the back
porch and left. A small.bore shotgun
Nas found lying near the body. It
vas unloadcd and without an empty
shell in the chamber, so it was not the
gun that carried death
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-20
Governor Cannot Serve,

IN connection with the suit insti'
Wtcd in the federal court by the
Rock Island and Cotton Belt railroads,
against the board Of railroad commits.
sIoncrs because Of the increased val
uation OF the property Of those roads
by the board this year, II Is contend.
ed that the law creating the board
and making the governor member OF
II " unconstitutional and void, The
plaintiff contends that II is not with.
In the power Of the general assembly
to confer upon the governor and the
governor IL not authorized TO exercise
any other duties In connection with
the administration Of the state gov
ernmcnt than those Of the constitu'
ton