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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
HOLD UP THE
BIG MERGER
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Continued from First Page)
Consolidated Tobacco Company. scpten,-
Der Q. 1904
Tie plan submitted proposes console
dalton Of the three concerns With q total
bond and stock liability Of about $3.50
100000 something like $ao,0oooO less than
tho aggregate Of that Of the three COM
punies Mt present.
ItSis proposed that all Of the present
Consolidated Tobacco Company's colat-
eral trust bonds shall be Withdrawn. ard
that The only bonds to be left outstund-
Ing shall DO tho six per cent and tho
four per cent. direct obligations iof the
new company.
The first meeting held was that OF
stockholders OF the American Tobacco
Company. and there We're 1.l57oN shares
voted lii favor of the merger, TO 4O,
against 1t,
Nv, ". Fuller, counsel for tho Amerl-
can Tobncco Company, who presided
said that no had heard that an ln]unc-
ttion had been gotten out yesterday In
Trenton, but that he Ind not seen the
papers, as they had not yet been served
on him.
At the meeting of the stockholders OF
the Consolidated Tobacco Company
which followed that Of the American To-
bacco Company. action on the merger
plan was postponed until October nth,
The postponement was taken In order
10 await the outcome OF the snit against
the combination
Only a few shares of the Continental
Tobacco Company were voted against the
I merger loan, when the! Stockholders OF
that company met this afternoon, while
s6s,546 shares were voted In favor Of The
proposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
CONTEST THE ELECTION,
Claim That One Of the Judges
Had Not Paid His Poll Tax.

Especial 10 The. Timcs-Il =
LUKAY. NA, Sett. s0.--Thc election q
Councilmcn Ct. ~ Stricller and ". =,
Long, Of Shenandoah, TINS county ". WI
result in a contest on the ground ,tllhl
one Of tho judges was not u quallCed
voter not having paid his poll x,sl :,
months before the election, as the " Y
under the new Constitution provides,
Mossrs, Stricklcr and Long We're under-
stood to he IN fayeN OF installing an
$4,000 wnterfsystenI;lln the town,g and tlle
present contest Is janntl,er4 bnekset TO the
enterprise as the ELECTION of the Council
4 in juno, which was gtaYorlo Installing
the system, was declared ilhgal because
the ballots for tho ELECTION We're not
furnished by the county electorate board,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
DISCUSS BOND ISSUE,
Citizens Of Barton Heights Con-
slider ACCESSIBILITY Raising $4,000

NJ "a
slider ACCESSIBILITY Raising $4,000
a called meeting Of the citizens Of Bar
ton Heights and Brookland Park was
held last night at the Instance q .. me Ne
Scitizens' Association for tho purpose 81
discussing tho advisability OF Issuing
s15, 600 worth OF bonds for the improve rove
lnert Of the town.
There was quite a large attendance 1,ee.
The meeting was presided over by -, y.
X. II. Pitt, president Of the association
who outlined the plans Of the BODY. !; s.a.
Ing the purpose Of the meeting Mayor sioF
rose also spoke amplifying the plans: I,
majority Of those present sem sxp @esara
themselves as being heartily IN ae a,inn
with the proposition. No definite actlon
was taken. but tho matter was deferred
until the next meeting Of the associa ton,
which takes Place the third ! flussdaS =
October.
,Mayor Rose stated last night after the
meeting that there was little doubt ina.
the bonds would be issued, and a greater
norton OF the money would be used stor
the ercctioneof a town hal. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
P AYNE MAY
YET RE|:COvH|:
Condition Is Still Extret4
Grave, But He May Pull
Through.
THE HEART ACTION !! \. F !: lE:!|::!'
Deepest Concern and Solicit,]
Manifested in Official
Circles.
THE HEART ACTION FEEB|
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. S0.--1
condition Of Postmaster-G enetnl Pay
whose serious illness was announced Il n
night, continued extremely grave through
out to-day. Tonight at 8 o'clock NJ
Payne fell into restful sleep, Whid
continued for some time. The doctor
regarded this as encouraging ff q peace
full night. Several bulletins were issuN'
by tho physicians during the day, a
all of them Indicated the critical cont
ton OF the patient. The greatest cay
o. alarm was the fecbleness OF tho he2t2
action, and It was found necessary to ~
minister saline solution and nitro-glll
ccrne to stimulate that organ. Onll
moderately sized doses were given, how
ever, aud In each case tho response Wa
gratifying. w
Dr. William osler, tho heart speciality
and dingnosticlln. of Baltimore, Wafs
brought into the case this evening. Hc
remained for about an hour and jolned
the otller physicians In signing the Z
o'clock bulletin. 81
y Everywhere in official circles to-day the
deepest concern and solicitude was man
Tested In the outcome. The President Is
being kept constantly advised during tho
day, and both he and Mrs Roosevelt have
called In person during the day and
evening.
The following bulletin was issued ut
7:30 r. NJ: s 55 II
The Postmaster. Generals condition stlll
continues to be serious. He has had sew
eral sinking spells during the day, each
time, however, no has Responded TO treat
mont
(signed) ". oSLEF,
M 5$s8 p. NJ. RIXEY. sa n sf33s
I'll II. s g. LLOYD hIAGRUDER.9s
Or. Osler said that the Postmas ter-G en-
erals condition was critical, But that no
had hopes that Mr.. Payne might yet pull
through. ~ .s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
SHOT BY ACCIDENT.
One Child Kills Another While
Playing With a Gun.

lSpcc!al to The lMcs-D1spatch,J :.
ALTON, VA. Sept. 30.-The colored
population were this afternoon greatly
excited by the shooting OF Sally Brown,
seven years OF age, by Edgar Jet, eleven
years old, In the home Of Albert Jet,
the grandfather OF the boy Tho top
OF the girls head was almost COM
tpletcly torn off. killing her Instantly.
The magistrate, II. r. Mays was notlfled
and jury summoned to investigate the
case The testimony OF the boy showed
that tile shooting was purely accidental.
They were both playing with the gun and
were the best OF friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
DEATHS,

ARCHIE r. Died, ut his resi- cnce IN Il |, en-
: In the eigltieth wear of his age. I,
Funeral from his home So NDAfl a f.
#TERNOON at 1870 o. clock. NO y oWers.
- Entered into rest, at 3;s0 n, M,
Friday. September. 10, 1901, AT 500 Fast
Marsha Il Street her. l,nn,e TOR /, !, u
i, ia st twenty-fvs years. SUSA NJ JACOBS,
X faithful triend Of the family, Of Mrs
Eate s. Wlnn,
Notice oftks funeral from Ebonezer
Church will bt announced la,tef !. !.
i'3e. thou fYithful8 untoadeath and !
Will give tneela crown Of life, Els h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
.LAB0R|NG TO
UNITE THE HE PARTY
Continued from first page.)
y next Monday. increasing the length

city next Monday. Increasing the length
OF his stay.
Mayor Mcclellan made brief visit,
and it was explained that 1t was neces'
sarily so on account OF the many engage
ments Of both Judge Parker and the
Mayor, and that II was only call OF
courtesy. However, 1t is known that
Judge Parker suggested to the Mayor
TINT ho would be glad to have him make
some speeches during the campaign, to
which the Mayor assented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
GURNEY WISHES
TO EXPRESS REGRET

~ Q3y .AssocIat ted 3press.)
JlElNO. MASS, Sept. 30.--Sir Mortimer
Dnrand, the British ambassadors has re-
ceivsd n dispatch from Acting Secretary
Of State LOOMS, which embodied the sub
stance of Governor John u. Bates's let
ter to the Statn Department IN The
Phelps Gllerney episode. The alnbassa-
dor has wired Ali L6omis to thank Gov
.e,llor Bates for his letter and also to in,
form him that Mr. Guarncy wishes 70
express regret II he had not confornled
10 the motor speed regnla tons. W h {s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
elegalt|:,e'::'s!'',.,..

Erhas ~, county 4 ~ III mass meet
III 1t Chester, Mr.. SuAs county chair
man. presIdngl II. c.I Hall was elected
and district Officers Mas renffIrmed.
Thc delegates to the Congressional Cons
ycntIon, to be held In Richmond were
elected as follows: s. II. ;Nugcnt W. H.
Scott. II. C. Hall. a. J. strauchan; altarc..
Mates Hilllard Roach. H. g. Giddings,
p A. Tyler and Emmett Gill. 81.
C.. Alimrns was elected 10 I'LL q vacancy
in the County Commit ee.
Personals. and Briefs.
Naomi the little daughter Of Captain
Goodc, OF East Tenth Street, who has
bcenrvery III. Is now thought to be ms
PRAYING. under the skillful /cnre OF Dr.
Matthews. & C
James sDobbins was fined IS and costs
Yes to-day for assault on S. 3. Wyatt.ssi5f
4Ciarence Harris, Bernard Arinlstead
and George johnson, colored, were fined I
ccch $3.50 yesterday morning for being
dlsorderly Mt the hobby horses the nig NE
previous. s. 1. .S3
Walter Shores, colored, WIS acquitted 4
OF the charge of attempting to pass co.lll-$
tcrfeit currency II, J. n.
TIE Licking Creek Hunt Club held It's /
annual meeting Thursday night and elect
ed its officers. DR. -. Merchant
prcs.dcnt,. ana JamcsI Cleary. secretary.
treasurer. ". 3..
The club will meet f9r runs every N on
dny. Wednesday and saturday.
MI. and Mrs. II. AN Bowen have left
Tor. 4 visit TO tho Louisiana Purchase Ex-r
position, ana possibly california.
Mrs, r. S, Moody. pf No. ISL HUI ~ !, y,
street is at tho Virginia Hospital 70 '8
undergo an operation ,t53
Mrs. w. b. Coz. o. Porter Street, e s'$
suffering from a severe attack o. IL on r 81
Tits, she has cngageh a trained mn nnrae '
from st. sLuke.s IIospl1 III y.
Robert Payne. Of II Street, Is #nul''Iee
EilBnt his home. 4 NJ, Fl "A 5 .3s33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Home Destroyed by Fire

AIT. Airy, the. beautiful home Of Mr.. Irv-
Ing sc;uuding ,eIn IIenricoS county, was yes
,erelay destroyed by fire. There being llo
one IN the close vicinity MI, Gandpg
MIS- compelled Ia fight the fire alone ana
tho Consequences VAS the DWELLING toseth
,er With all household effects were burn,
ed. Mr. Gaudlns was ''nlnrHed only q
short time ago and his house had been
newly furnished. The fploperty MAS NOT
insured. The estimate Of the loss could
not be ascertalned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
REDUCTION DUE
TO LABOR TROUBLES
lllLBy AEsociuted Iress.l

WASHINGTON. d. G.. September 80 4
Figures complied by Director Of the
Mint Roberts show the total produc lion
pi gold in the United States during the
calendar year 100; to he OF The value OF
s75.5ol.1U, and Of silver s29,See.W o The
total output Of gold shows decline of
SC, 400 900, and OF silver adccline OF H.
10000 ounces from the figures Of the pre-
yious year. The falling off In both metals
IS al most entirely due, according to
Mr.. Robert, 10 labor troubles In Colo,n-
do. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
THE CAR WAS WRECKED,
BUT NOBODY INJURED
! 9 ~ a, - Tbo T,Imcs. y,tsnatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
& NORFOLK, VA, September S0.-un-
known parties last night drove spikes
between the rails Of the Chesapeake
transit Company's Cape Henry line, and
almost dtched car No, a. which struck
tho obstruction while going at high
rate Of speed There were many pas
sengers aboard, who were much shaken
Tup, but none WINS injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Both Legs Broken.

tspecIal to The Times .pspatcli)
I.AlViiENGkNlLLE. VA, Sept, 30 MI.
Samt hern RAILWAY met with a terrible
. accident on TIC yards OF the company, u
irving 10 get on n box car his fief. sllpPsa
across tho rail and Two whoels 81 ths noN
breaking hot, badly and necessltatin. \ he
Eamn,itntion OF one, t B f53f f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

~ ioIIeClh'Z W ny
FREDERICKSBURG
Mr.. j, b. Gray recent
his beautiful estate,
Stafford county, to III
Norton, surgeon III
navy, for $4,000. Mrs
bind same, but has M
lnents. She has made
dence, but 1t is undel1
declines to- take tho
has entered suit in&th
here for $4,000 damage
a lot Of valuable fuI
Norton has stored In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Postnasters Appointed,

Especial TO The Times-r'lspatch,)
PIttmai Was appointed q fourth'class
postmaster to-day at 0dell, Warren cnun-
tty, n, O., vice Henry Violet deceased
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

Presbyterian s 81.
There WILDE a mas
Presbyterian sunday /:
and Manchester tome
o'clock In the Grace
CHURCH. There Will .b'
5ReY. a. Il, Phlllips,D,
Of each ono Of tho SUI
read, All are invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
Suit Over Sale.

d3-O|el1htSU.J
IVA. Sent. 3d.
contracted to sell
hveler's Rest" ~
wife tnfS DIR. @. ~.
% United st ates
orion pay $500 to
!, no further pay
palrs to tho ies!rs
rod that she now.
hperty, Mr.. Gray
Corporation Court
and has levied on
ture which Mira.
s city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01

* Dr. Osler said that the Postmas ter-Ge en-
erals condition was critical, but tina he
had hopes that Mr.. Payne might yet pull
through. II n i ii5s Il
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Sen norife Mfuiiflioas @oncert

Sen morife Mniifli9as @oncert /
BEN fgrite 8aptiitfirfe poa &igrnet al
8. Street og @acuta ii6ite Sirs6og
bar | @an0be6 Ell Np0eIie for Sanq-
og M1uiifelifere og gerao6er 2igaet1
og ga ierlig &rof. Sobn Dable, ser
1DnteS at bore "the whole push,
til mege1 s@re. &r. Doble er en- for-
trinlig 2eoer, ser far bber Nao6e paa
lime Gt1gre og bgi @ra6 foritaor at
inlpirere, set bore @angere eller
Muiifere. Serlig 9@re bar ian at
oct @rbei6e ban bar ne6lagt / 2utber
SeminorD'S Srfeiter, bpis uoferelie
at De. norife Botporrrier bor en- qe.
6tgen @D6e1ie.
Set itore &or, Ser be1tob af 5on.
gere fra set norife @eminarium,
Sangforeningen .Trom" iamt
rNpollo" at minneapolis rtn6er Mn-
fer1el at Sr. 9able, pr9itereoe for
1tlellige Nh1mre, bbori @olopartierne
11ofsrtes af en- @merifaner, Mr. &biI.
lips, bntS belfltngen6e 8ariton, ipr.
Zig rSiguro SSoriaIfar", Tom til lin
Het. 8lanot Sc andre 0ptre6en6e
ton nabnes 8ioliniiten 0laf sails,
Ntantitinoen Mrs. @ienna Meel.
Nteoelaberger liant 0rganiiten Scr.
Salon 8ait.. Srinitatis @irfetor al
MINNEAPOLIS UNDER 2e6eIie af SOL
baro Mftelano, lang neo megen So.
|lelie@sThe Prodigal Som oa
u1aatte giibe ct effsstra M,,ner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Slipcr Mnberion, 600 Sims Ct,
bleD Matteu mellem 29roag oq 5gn=
Dag oberfjgrt al Ell 2ofopette Mpe.
s1porpoglt, "a ban bar .poo Sci til
lit Stem og fom iao olporligt til
Sfooe, at ban neppe oil fomme iig.
Mnoerion biloe gaa oper 8opne Mpe.,
% spprposne1 Tom mes Ell Sl1rtia=
beb at 80 Mtl / Iimen og traf bam,
1aa at ban bleb llp1get bit / @eiret
Sfjpnt Mptcrma1toen bremjeoe al
ollie &rGfter, lpb Gogl1en oog loo
SOB, fpr ban tit Sen ltanofet. Sin:
oerion blep baaret til 81. Gnrls Son.
tor 90 ienere ienot til 8etbesoa So
ipital, bpor ban benligger j Ell til.
gljjta1ro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
@nbstjeneiter ! ct. ganl.
Sen banif-nurife @ulontba &irfe,19

Den banff-nOrife @oloatba &irfe,196
Sboms ct, rer Como Mbe.
@noStieneIte bber Sen6as Sor.
mio6eg 81. 1917. Sbnbogsifole
81. 1910. n~ng6omsme6e 81.
6H. @ftentieneite &I. 7H. 0p.
bpggeliesmb6e Dnsbag Mften ST.
8. &nbreas 6. Epcbien, @ra1t,
914 &orbo ct.
9anff ebans. @1ntb. ct. @tepbams
Strife, &iernet al Orleans pg ste.
nens @treet. @ubstienelte bber
@bn6og Sormiboag 81. II. @sn.
o%ogsifole SCI. 9. S. 81. MnoerierL
@reIt. 8opel: 118 Sing ct.
&or Treliors @urif 2mtberffe Me.
nisbeb. @u6stieneite bber @gn-
bog Sorm. 81. 1917 og Mften SCI.
~ / @apeltet paa 9aIe st., 1er
@berburne Mpe. @g~noags1fole
SCI. 12-1. M1le @fan6inop.r
biertelig belfomne. &ep. g. 3.
2aunbammer, 482 Gberburne
Mbe.
@mmneGs Morif 2ntberife Menisbeb
@ouges @Dno6e) boIber @uostie-
neite bber S6n6ag Gormio6og @[.
1917 og @gnbag Mften &I. 7H I;
&irfen paa &igrnet al Canada %
ID. @treets. @enoagsifoIe fra
&I. IL til 1. @altor @br. .. 8ro.
boug, 298 @illioms ct. Mlle sr
peIfomne til @u6stieneIterne og
Sgnbagsfolen.
Srefoloisbebs norife CT. l1tb. Meni9'
FEB al Sen Sorene6e Strife. Cubs
tjeneite @9n6ag Sormi60ag @.
1917 og Mften &1. ~. S6n6ags-
ifole 81. 12 til 1 / 2ofalet paa
@i5rnet al Sberburn ct. og Sar-
rington Mbe. SO. Seterlie,
&reit 407 CHARLES ct.
Spnooens norif ep. lmtb. Mcni9beb,
ST. af Canada og 10. Cts, bolber
@u0stjeneite bper 5pn6og Sorm.
ST. 1917 og Miten 81. ~. 6gn>
6%agsifoien mg6er 81. 8 Torm.
s &apellet paa @i6rnet at &eanep
og Carl Sts.> CT ser Spn0agsifole
boer @dn6ag @ftermi06og 81. 3
og @116stieneite 81. ~ Mften.
S &opellet paa &jgrnet al ct. sri.
bans og @berburne 5ts., ct ser
59noagsifole bber S6n6ag @fter-
mio0ag 81. 3 og @u0stjeneite &l.
TX Mften. Sbomas Milsion, Ho=
itor> Cor. Gl1ller & Marion Sts.
Sen nurif=omifc Mctgpbiitfirfe, 81.
al @roa6pop & 10. ct. @ltog-
t%jenelte Sorm. SCI. 1917, glften
7.45. l1nge 6olfs @pmortb 9igo:
@pn6ug Mften &l. 6.45 og literert
Md6e 2. og 4. &irs6og / Maane=
Sen. @gnnemg0e Dber Sns6ag
often &l. 8. s. 81. Sofobien, @a<
flor, 2S9 13. Gtreet.
9en nurif=banife 8optiitfirfe, .&jgr=
net al Milfor6 og @oo6bri6ge Sts.
@u6stienelte bber '@6n6ag &I.
1917 6orm. og ~ Mften. &.
81 l1ng6omsm66e. Sors6ag Mf-
ten ST. s 8dnnemd0e. Sen norif=
6anife 8opti1tmenigbe6s Ing
6omsforening mG6er / fit 2ofole
bper @pn6og SCI. $50 @fterm. 81.
@ilfor0 og @oo6bribge. cts.
Gang og Mltitf al II. S. @ongtor.
M1le Sfan6inaber biertelig pel-
fornmen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Naar u6t. Saul Siombc"

@aar uSt. SAUL Sibmbe" bper
l1ge bringer 10-15 @palter
n1e1 Mp5eoer fra 9onmorf og @pn.
6erjpllan0, nil Sc fle1te 2m1OsmenO
6eri fi1t0e en- eller nl10en Mpbe0, iom
iGrlig :i11tereslerer bam eller benbe.
9h1 CT Set Sen rette Sis at obo11nere
paa 8labet; Set oil bol0e Sem I'M.
berrettet ON 8egipenbeberne / en-,
bper ggn al 9ann1orf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Gn @iscpniinpige, @l,slie @ibion,
Ser forle0en opbolbt Jig cit Simes
Sis / Union 9eppt paa @jenn1emrei=
lie, fanot cit &engepung / 9amernes
@%enteperelie, inOebol0enoe $500.
Sen erlige Si110er brogte ltrafs
&r1ngen til Stotionsme lteren. Ger
in0en til &engene bar @iis 9oriie
&aooen fra Morton, Minn., Ser fit
&engene fpren0 ben0es Sog ofgif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Mc6 Npb pa nrppc blep Mrs. 9

Mco Npo Dg 1tGppc blep Mtrs. =.
g. @po0 ng benoes 9otter 46S M0a
st., forleOen re00et fra Sen pisje
Ge0 al u%oltrbmmel1oe @os. Ga Sc
gift iieng 9pr0og Miten, ill1ffeoe Sc
8aslen, men @asbar1en por 1l0e al
Srbel1, ug li0t @os %itrpmmeoe no
bele 9fatten. ga Sgnnen, Clearance
@ooo, Sgn0og Morgen 81. 5 bprte
Stennen fra 0eres Gerelie og oob=
neoe Gpren, for0t ian Mo6eren o9
0otteren balpfpalt al Gas. Sen til
fal0te 2ege iag6e> at 9eoe11 bil6e
babe in0traa0t ON nogle fao Mirut=
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Gm al &pcns beblt fjenote 11nge
Gonlfe, Mr. Nnsgor @poei Ell, blep /
Snsoog u9tepiet til Miis Sino sln=
Gerien al @looming Hroirie, Min1.
@rpll,1ppet lto0 / Srubeus @jen.
Mr. % Mrs. @pbeie n pil intte go /
Minneopolis, bppr Scr. @poci e1 far
cit gas Sitting bps H%rinters' Sup
pin So. Nl1sgor er Ell per pnltg Sen
al st. Haul Si0et0e"s Monoger,
% poa eg11e lao pel lom poo @laoets
&egne pnifer hi Sc Npgifte ct longt
% lpffeligt 2iu, fl1l0t al Soljfin pg
lple Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Sibitc Emsoaa @ftermibbag OPP

Gibitc Snsbag @fternioba9 OPP
ltoD ser en @onif / @ol0 Coin Stocf=
fooo Gus 2ofale paa Stiff St.,
iOet en Sliefonoe ef%splooereoe, pg
ser gif $40 / cit tpno &re0oep9g.
Higerne ilebe til 9eren og 0eres
Soripg poo at fomme 11b blep flere at
Sem let ioare0e % nogle beipime6e.
Sloen blep iluffet, fgr 8ronobeiene
TOM tillte6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Qpfpmptiu TDrbbber Sttu Wfillc1

blep ii0lte Sns0ag sliten orabt neoe
peo 9l1rlingto1tbo1ens &r10bns peo
Tooen al 9aptons 9l11ff. @iller
bar ifero mes at ollie @oifi1en, ga
ct itort Stpffe &11( fra &%11lpognen
folot neO poa bans &ope6. Soet fan
falot> iatte 2ofomotipet fig / @epegel=
lie, og bans enc 500 blep fnult ppe11=
for Mnfelen. Miller brogtes til 8p=
bolpitolet, og 9uftor S. 6. Me1ion
tog Jig al Jam. @n 5ime ienere of=
9if fan peo Dg6e1. Den 6orulpf=
feoe bprer biemme / ga Grosie og eff
terla0er @ultru og tire 8prn.
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Mrs. Gpphia Ghlauac.

Mrs. Sophia &blamee, 25S IS.
@ebentb ct, er life iaa enfoloig og
gootroenoe iom mango &usmg6re,
Der laoer fig 11arre al sen fprlte Sen
beoite &lanttenilager. 6orleoen
toni cit 11ng Man6 pe6 Mabn g6
Ooung og foregap at bore en- Spn-
inipefter / ct Msiuronceielifabs Sic
nel te. ga ban bop0e %u16eriggt ben=
oes Dun og f%oregipet, at Sen bar be-
ifaoiget, ian1t tilbu6t Jig at reporere
oelt for Ell bolp Caller, ip,1tes Mfrs.
86langc, at set .funoe pnre NOT %
loo Ell Foliti6etjent tage bom beo
Bingel1. @on blep bog lgsloot al
&etteu, oa ban 10 life t,op0e mootaget
Gengc.
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st c%jcmbommclf9t Stpffe Tra9

st c%jcnbommeG9t Stpffe Tragt
fom iio1te Sns6o9 til ct. saul. Set
er Ell 100 SOB lang og 10 SOD tpf
Sreitomme fra @oibington, Ser ct
uobugget til ct !@11s % ct 81tr til en-
8jprn og CT 9ierglppe. 8aaoe
2ppen og @jgrl1en bar mes. Stom=
men CT Dl1gget 6erl1oe for 10 Mar il
Sen % er paa Sci til l10ltil(ingen /
ct. 2puiS.
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8ra Gorentnserme.
(geb 8. @ofeum.,er.)

@aia Sail bar i Manoags Mftes
Sce1len for Ell meget pellpffet Mffere,
Ser lenge oil min6es al Deltagerne.
Spiteriamfunoet bapoe planlagt ct
vS1lnpriie &artp" for Mrs. Sesien,
og Set niite fig at bere en- Sperra-
ifelie, noget iom life alle v5urpriie
&artieS" er. @rs. Seslen aneoe tn
tet oa bun TOM 6erop, og ga bun
TOM paa oct &ene meb bpab set bele
betpo, f11noe bum fnap tro fine egne
9ine. 9e Sillteoeperenoe o%perrafte
beuoe Ell ilnl.f 8lomiterfurp / bpilfen
bar ifiult en- &affe, in0eboloenoe
flingenoe Mpnt. Otter at ben fprlte
Sberroifelie bar oberltaoet> gift mail
til @oros bbor Sc gooe 5piieparer
peoerfareoes fulo 9fetfnroigbe6. SC.
g. 6ranoien> % g.. s.. &asmusien
bolot Soler pg Mrs. Sesien taffeoe
for oen im1ffe Sperro1felie. SSfffe
ale11e bopoe Me0lemmer al @plter=
%iomfunoet gipet @goe, 11eu Mrs.
Sessions mango @enner og Maboer
piite 6eres &engipenbe0 peo at mg0e
tolrigt. Otter 8oroet tit ma fig
Ell lille Sbingom, bportil Carl Mn=
oerien mes fit Srfelter, Capitol @itp
Orcbeltra, lepere0e M11life11. S oct
@ele taget felte enbper at Mfte11c!l
bar en- al Sem n1or1 oltio nil min0cS
me0 @le0e.
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Gm @plaoe 1,0e paa Concord ct.
ne0bra11ote liolte 9proag gftermio=
Sag. Sfaoen anilaaes til $1,000.
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Mcranocr Seller, cit &nps poo 16
Mar, Ser bopOe ogeret bppitlrn1 for
lt1ber lit Siggeri at pnffe 6plfs
Meolioenbe0, tit %tenunelig blrrtigt lit
MGle igjen, bo bon fprleoe11 ltpo /
0ommer 6ine6ol1ts Set. 9pmme=
rel1, Ser er temn1elig fortrolig meD
@%optppefneb, bop0e life rigtig Siltro
til Sellers 9ppltumbeo og notolte
bpjt at oct pilt bar be0it at ien0e bom
til Stillmoter for ct bolpt Mors Sis.
Soo gift Seller til 8efje,16elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Miis &iulct 2amclae fra 2anes=
boro, Minn.;; font ii0ite giteraar til
Tpillingbper11e for, lom fun troe6e,
at gjere fin 2pffe. @en6es 9Dffe
bar bog fun fronf. Si0ite 2gr0oa
oeoe FUN, enc og forlaot, / ct tpipl=
iomt @ns paa 5ebentb ct. Set git
burtigt ne0 as @affe mes ben0e> oe
bum Tom / 1aarligt 5ellfob pg por
be0 Den0es 9g6 omtrent fommen til
set 1i6lte Srappetrin ne0o0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Mr. % Nfrs. @nitcrmar berfro
@pen er poa 0eres &eiie til 6lorioo
blepc1 froitioalet beres S1rpeler. @n
al Cooper onolet er blepe11 arrelteret
/ Cincinnati UNDER 6oripget pao at
lrlae cit 9iomantnool til cit 8eroi
al $3.50.