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here" said the elderly man who l1ad APP.
pea red to be Il n command We have
passed the Pawnees,@ and I'll ere are IL n
other tribes until we cross he great ca
mountains. slfsB 4 us % u i3i i.. 54.s +.
r 5"shall + 20 forward and see. Brother ne \
stangerson? q asked one or thu band al, 9, III.
5$i'And 'and IL, cried "a dozen voices
Leave your horses below and we VIII
wait you here the Elder answered. II II
a moment the young; fellows had ~ dls
mounted. fastened thei horses, ana were
ascending The preclpitous Slope While - sled
up to the object whichiShad excited their.
curiosity. ,They$ advanced RAPIDLY and
noiselessly with the confidence and deS.
terlty OF practised scouts. The wa tel ers
from the plain below could see hem. fllt
from rock to rock until their figures st ODD
out against &the skyline. The young.
man who had first given the alarm was
leading them. @ Suddenly his folloVHeers
saw him throw npy his hands, as though
overcome with establishment and on loinT
ing him they were a ffecte ~ the SO SO mo
way by the sight which met their Sey s,
On the little plateau which crowned me
barren hill there stood a single r. Eia :
boulder, and against this boulder there
lay a tall ma n. long beard ed and la rd 4
flea tured, but OF an excessive tllinness.
His placid face and regular breath1ns
showed that he was fast asleep, i5e 81 q e
him lay a little child with her round
white arms encircllng his brown s ms
neck, and her golden.ha lred head resting
upon the brea Of his yelveteen tunic,
Her rosy lips were parted, showing t lle
regular line OF snow, white teeth vi thin,
and a playful smile played oyer her m !
fantile feature s. M Har plump tile ~ nite
legs, terminating in whlte socks ana ! neal
shoes with shining buckles offered !, q 2
strange contrast to the long shriv %
members OF her. companio ion, On the
ledge OF rock above this stra nge cfo UPS
there stood three SOLEMN h'lzzaards ~ VINO !,
at the sight OF the new corners, ~ teren |,
raucons screams az disapp tment q i ~
Tapped snllenly away B q.
The cries of the foul bir ds g Woke 1. th q
two sleepers, who stared ABOUT ! hem n
bewildermont. The man 81 ggered q :! g
his feet and looked down upon me Elaln
which had been so desplate When Eleep
had oyer.aken him. and which was now
trayersed by this ornlolls noay o. H1s !
and Of beasts. N His face assumed q
expression Of increduity az be gaz I; a ~
he passed his bony hand over his eyes 6 y
.This is what they call delrigm y guess ~,
he muttered, The child stood heslas nm = !. !
holding on to the skirt q ms eoas' = -
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Il CONTExT.-The answer to his prayer ard
the testimony OF the people. rs studied In last
lesion made Elijah very brave. and he foi-}
lowed up the advantage gained. He ordered
the prophets OF Baal TO DO taken. ano o, .they
bIousht down TO- ne her, 81 sIai
Returning with his servant 70 tne ltop .If
Carmel he waited in pray r&untll a hm i
cloud appeared over tho sea. Then sendine
to Ahab intelligence that the long drought
would soon be broken. that there were clouos
western horizon with SOUNDS o.
king to / hasten his return to his esidenee
lest the storm might oyertake nm ,lr ,ness
himself Elijah ran before Ahan as na1taI
until he reached the outer gate mat I, ten
into sJezreel. Kings xviii ~. %. Thus u.
idolatry, secured the ndorsement Of the popt-
lace, ushered In the time OF plenty. and es-E
corted tho monarch to his palace. !, ,a,a s.
@aREPORT.-The king on reaching his palace
at Jezrcel, .hastened to- inform his wife OF
all that occurred at q Mount Carmel: Ne, re-!
power Il on the part rs OF q Jehovah. the most
signal proof tina. and not gas
dared 10 resist They ali knew TIM. their re-
iikious system vas an he
OF 4 Elijah S7inet only cowardice u the four
hundred priests no doomed !, % dea am
shower which had been 30 long delayed and
40 greatly desired One can hardly tell Why
tA hab went thus to Jezebel.s II may have been
because OF his excitement or because ne kne:s
that as a heathen woman she wolNl be deep
w Interested to know the fate OF the priests
whom she had appointed and maintained
5gTHREAT.-Bnd as Ahnbf was there was one
In Israel worse than he, and that was was. n his
was the power behind the throne WAS
natural, q Indeed. ncccssary, that ne shoula
relate TO her all that had transpiTed erse
As For the sacrifice and slaughter had put
the Kingdom on an entirely new basis y na s
even overthrow the national religion. liut
iJezebcl 4 was tho daughter Of Ethbaal. the
king OF the Ztdoniars p q Kings XVI !3l) She
not only came from an sidolatrous people. out
she was herself an idolator. She ~ was VINO
had turned tho heart OF her husband after
the gods OF her ancestors (xvi:3.l VINO APP
pointed and supported & four hundred priests
to Ashtaroth.a On hearing now that her priests
were put to death she was filled with rage az
and sent unto sa wing that rs NE
should % taken within u the day following.
Verse . This threat she rendered the more
emphatic by pledsing her own lifes for s5 its
fuifiimcnt Ruth.8i ~, using n form OF speech
common In those days when one desired To-
confirm a pledge. e Kings vl:31 4
Il nj ,iGHT .-Who Will STAND In TIM presence
Of an angry bad woman? II were better TO
meet the lion ms his den e Elijah lied for
his life (vcrse 81. Just az he fieh IRON, INC
face OF ftAhab after delivering his message
three years before. txvli;D 5 II ma DC mat
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

sif
Mrs II John W.. Haynes Is visiting her daugh-l
ter. Mrs. B. stonnell. II Baltimore. .ii'3 e.
Miss Frances Mcdowell. Of :. Port sn,outh. :s
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Kate Henderson,:
Mr. Benedict has returned home from q six
EEK li MAs apa4 from
yisitsto her aunt, Mrs ress. in Peters
IA Mrs. NJ George Mitchell. 81 y Norfolk. but
formerly Of Fairmount, is undergoing treat
Ement at the Memorial Hospital 23ii55
Miss Lottie claytor and I: Master stuaft
8s Miss Carrie III Cosby, OF North Carolina. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. b A.. Thorp.
N Eddie Thomas has returned from his syaca-
ton. which he spent in Louisa county. and
Mrs. Fred Bivinss and two children, 81 New.
port News. have returned home after a visit
to Mrs. c. W. Pollard. $3 Il s.l
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hayes visited relatives
I'M Newport News last week. DAD 82 ~ 95@f
A Miss Ruby Miles has returned home from
a pleasant visit to Norfolk. 85@s q 55i
Newport News and Norfolk. at m
Miss Annie Hasbroush, Of Newark. N. q I,
was the guest Of Mrs. G. III W. Pollard last
Mrs Thomas Nuchols and children are visit
ing relatives in Bac bingham county.
]. Mrs. J. G. [. selph will leave In few days
parents in williamsburg Va. before her re-
Miss Madge Cobb has returned from a
visit to her friend. Miss Bessie Jones. in
Caroline county. ia 53s & * f5tSg
Is Miss Clyde Durvin Is Visiting friends In
Louisa county. n Sg ;t}E
Mr.@and Mrs George Knight have return
ed from a visit to Mrs knights parents in
NJ Miss Ida Haynes is the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. Maggie Haynes In James City county.
i Mr., Burton, OF West Virginia. who has
been visiting his son, Adrian Burton. has
Tie infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
White Is Gquito Ill Ii 8S6i {s5s5 ,s
Miss sallie Collins and Mr.. Richard Harris,
OF e Norfolk. who y have been visiting here,
have left for buckingham county to II visit
relatives. 8ig.a sA
Mrs. Ashby.. Of Norfolk. Va. Is the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. NJ. r. & Boze.
Mr.. Clyde Thomas has returned from the
hospital at Clifton Forge greatly improved .at
Mrs r. NJ. IS Duncan has returned to / Cum.
j. II. y Grimes. rs s5J as ~ sftsE
MISS Laura Irwin has returned home from
n delightful visit to relatives in West Vir.
glnla and Alton, Va. az i4
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f5F
OF the strangers and the destitution OF
the other. Their escort did not halt hal
however, but pushed on, followed by Il a
great crowd Of Y; A1ormons, until they
reached d wagon, which was conspic uolis
for Its great size, and for. the gaudlness
and smartness OF Its appearance SIX
horses were yoked to 1t, whereas the
others were furnished with two, or. a
most four apiece Beside the driver there
sat q man who could not have been moro
than thirty years iiof age, but i w VI e'is.a
marked him as a leader. AZ ii was reading
a brown backed volume, but as he.
crowd approached he laid 1t aside, and
listened attentively o an cconnt Of the
episode. Then he turned to the two
castaways. x 81 a Il
If we take you wi thus, 4 Z he said in IN
solemn words, ut ca Bonly be s believers
in our own creed. We shall have ~ p
wolves In our fold Better far that
Your ,n bones should blea en- in this, wilder
ness than that you should prove to !, Pc
that little speck OF decay which IN time
corfnpts the Who'll e fruit, VII you com
switheils on these: terms? X S M III
Sfif"Gless I'll come with you on any
terms, said Ferrier, with such emphasia.
that the grave I'll ers could not reslra ~
smile III The B leader a lone retained ms
stern, 8lmpressiv expression /.
"Take him., Brother stangerson,, he
said. give him food md drink, and and the
child likewise. Let pc yo nll task
also to teach him our holy creed sS', I,
lhave delayed long enough Forward q 2. Y Y
on, on to Zion 3 .isI !.
H5 ION, 81, "a Zion! cried a he crowd q
Morn,ons, md the words rippled down the
Long caravan. passing from mouth /, 70
lgmouthS until they al led away IN 3 dnll
5murmur in the far. a stance, " WITH, 9 !.
cracking Of whips and q creakln q
wheels the great wa gon got into ~ ptlnn..
and soon tho whole caravan was winding
along once more, "a he Elder TO w !,
| care the two wa Ifs had been commltted
lied them to- his wagon, where g meal wa tal 9
already awaiting them, y,
"You shalNremaln here, ne sala q
a few days you will have recovered from
yol,r fatigues.. In the meantlme, re
member that now 9 MI forever y,t you q re
fof our religion. Brigham Young y q :
said 1T and he has spoken .wit tn he voice
OF Joseph Smith, which Is the voice q o q.
4 Cod vi Is
~
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Il. JUDGE RILEY SICK.
Taken Critically III on Streets
Of ashingtor1. 4.

(Front5 Our Regular Correspond ent.) 555
yy.AsHrNt1ToH, +. q, August e. ~ W,
Judge William 8. alley, formerly Of vil.-
sglnia, Is critically Ill at the Emergency
Hospital. In this city. He was taken III
on the street ycst erday and was rem owed
to the hospital. He Is troubled with dia-
Judge Riley wa s a member OF the. Four.
steenth Virginia Infantry, and was a t one
time III the consular service, holding sew
.eral position abroad He has resided in
this city for years and is one Of the best
known figures Aon the avenue.
n, He Is iii quite straitened circumstances.
Relatives In Virginia and Maryland have
been notified of his Illness. He was born
In Accorlac county. 7:
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.ENGLlS HMAN'S HEAD
CRUSHED BY MACHINERY

q lsg (SnecIaI 70 The Times lspatch.l a
ONANCOC,K, VA, August PM.
the Quaker City Planning and Box Plant.
at Onley, was fatally Injured w ednesdny
at noon by a piece of machinery becor1-
Ieatherburyg and F'osque az yised his being
4 taken to Philadelphia for special atten..
tlon that night, but Mr.. Wa rfteld 4 died
fiofi. Mr.. tVarfleld was an Englishnan,
with roFrelatiVes In his country, IS
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Taryiis-Bow,,rna,.1n1l.,

x Invitations have been issued to the
marriage OF Miss Bessie Lee B owman,
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. A, j. B ownlan,
and Mr. w. p. Jarvis, the ceremony II
DO performed at tho residence q. the
bride elects parents, No. b10 NJ North
,1'wenty-seconda Street. on Wednesday, at
ternoon, september 18th, mt 8 Q O'clock 81
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Of Norfolk welcomed the delegates, and
4 This afternoon the mem bers we're the
guests of the Virginia Club, and tonight
business session will be resumed to-imor-
row. s9sS
n TIE Richmond delegates present are Il. 81
Co t1itr1erce: ii s.. 5ioodmafi, f M. !, CARING
ton, B. H Ellington, w T. selden and II.
n s9 Deans
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5vA. BOARD 8 + TRADE i j ;;
Meet in Annual Session in Nor,
folk-At the Seaside.

Especial to The Times. Dlspas3a. 80
NORFO DIX, Augu st q The. n, VIZ,
Annual convent on to-day with "a large at:
tendance. Dc leEates were present 81 rom
ali over the STATE Pridd dsr Ps !, r.
a forwards Tea d his annual address. Wl1lch
was lengthy one, in which the work OF
the board was Viewed .8 Ga ptadn Ma
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Leap,:ed Is Death

(Bya Associated Press s sSt2 34fF s
s5 s .8 LOUIS. M o. August q, "a man
supposed from pa pers found IN a coat
.Cormlck. OF Whit ter haven, Fla, commits
ted suicide TO-DAY by leapin. from the
Ea d. bridge INTO the Mississippi Rlysr;
railing, butiinot in time to prevent his
3iun,pin &. TX NJ s} Isl ~ 34
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Postrnasters.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.)
g WASHINGTON ID. c., August 25.-Follow.
ing postmasters appointed: S gs & Ell 5 s f5S
s3Virginia-Bealcton., q 1Tauquier county. John
4. ~ Kane. vice. Ambrose q Kane; HartXood,
Stafford q county, James r. D Monroe, vice,
Milton II H. Courtney. Oivevillc, Nottnway
county, Mrs. Rosa l. Carter. vice, Oscar
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Alleged 3swy'in,dle..rr Arrested Ar,

(By Associated Press.) 5}s5 ~
AUGUSTA Az August "a special
to the Heral Id from r rome. Ca. ga Us s.
E&T$ Dick Bro ok, the alleged partner of Joe
3Laney, who Isl but sixteen years old, S is
under arrest at #f Atlanta. j. charged with
sbezzling il@ from the e W'2esteTn Union
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
DAILY FASFilO ON HINTS.
Ladies' Apron.

No. 1885, Every woman. whether shA Is
her own housekeeper or not knows tina 7
a big apron IL a real Id In preserving
a tidy appearance. From the little black
silk apron OF our grandnother's time. 1t
has become n thing Of beautyas we'll
as for service.
Such an apron Is al, nnspeakable com
fort to the woman who must go to the
kitchen after she has once put on her
best bib and fuckers" The blouse,
waist and the bishop sleeve are full
enough to prevent wrinkling the waist
under 1t and the skirt Is wide enough to
enyelop the dress skirts. There u a Gers
tain charm about these home aprons.
Made OF q pretty checked gtnghan1 II, two
,colors jor checkad towelrg. they are not
only durable but add a dash OF color to j
the home landscape. #g q. ss
4 Bingham, Holland In dark shades with
pipingss Of white or red braid, cross bar
red muslin and common crash toWellng
are to be recommended.
f Sizes: 80. i34. SO. S3s. 40, ~ and ~, inch
les, bust measure. II
On receipt OF 10 cents this pattern will Z
be sent to any address. All orders must
be directed to THE LITTLE FOLKS
PATTERN CO., Nos. 1856 40 West T wen
sty-third Street New York. When or
jdcring, please DO not fall to mention
number and to indicate that this coupon
Is from The Times Dispatch.
a a. ~ . i ~ ;
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s5
RrestSH a1ss iS
Atlantica City. n f3. a 5s55 "a Il a 81
rS Eda sre renda ATS fo
Forge ;s$ t .li I. Z! Va
Miss Bessie coghill was e guest at a a
delightful entertainment given M onda y
evening last by Mr.. and 58 Mrs. AZ; z,
Bowen. a In their home, near a SNhiteha u
Albcmarle county: I. 81 VII
Misses Sarah, Cornelial5 Eva y, N y,
have returned from an ended trip 70
Boston and the coast (. 3. I. q Maine.
Mrs Annie Davis Is spending a. short.
time + at No. 4 2l5f East Franklin Street.
Later Mrs. Davis will visit her SON. MI !;
westmoreland Davis and his NJ M!,;fe,. AZ
their beautiful country. home, Nj rVent
Park, IS Loudoun county S3
Mr., and Mrs, j D. Polly and family.
are at & the A tkinson Hotel, IoWhatasn,t
Miss Mamie shuna mn has Il returned
home after visiting the Staunton {, and
Harrisonburg 10 Horse SHOW \, vi
smith viii return from intermont Hotel;
Covingt early in Septem ber,8a and n Will
be at No sl5 East .r.nklin street.
Mrs b. a. Stumpf has returned home
inter n Il most delightful stay With her
daughter, who IS stopping at the Ing
wood, Gortlonsy VII v g;
q Mrs. u. B. .Lickliter is the guest Of her.
parents. Mir. and Mrs. Il n Can Can oeli'i
Of Am abe ;' county cunt d Va !.
Mr. NJ L. HI fheimer, and family are re-
spending some time In the mountains O q
Virginia. Il u. u !. III Ii, III Ss s
"a Miss Marie Curtis was a guest "a, a !. q
sailing party given this week by MISSES
Eta and Margaret Herbert, OF Ia mptot,,
at Buckroc Beach. 5. n
Mr.. Richard NJ A1c1ntire Of Rioh =, ~
Randolph and Miss Elizabeth N oln nth
at charlottesville. Is $l3s
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. sknker, Of
Huntley, near Warrenton, va. gave y. =
deliEhtful tea ito their niece. Mrs. Juliet
Keith, Of this city. last Saturday t '5[ evening.
Mrs. Allen Donnan has returned to
Richmond from ellghtful summer i' me spent pen
North. M s9l
n Mrs. OliveriII IF. B ellnont gave a splen-
did dinner w ednesdaX, at Belmont New New,
decorations were superb. and musical
| programme given by the Seventh Artillery
| Band was Jsupplemented after dinner Oy
| organ music from Mr.. Frank Taft, who
PLAYED TO guests ingthe Gothic Hall of
| belmont, where there islone OF the finest
collections g sarmor N the the country.
| & i Y Z
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eldest grand daughter OF the late F. Vol 8:
colt Jackso OH 81 N s I, ~ s IA
a Mr. Stevens Is the eldest son Of Colonel
Edwin a. Stevens, Of the we'll known.
Stevens family OF Cas- tie Point. Hobok en-
'sity a WY 3,sIs, AZ; a. * 81 sags
No. date has been announced for the
wedding. n Ell i 5s
and Mrs Greenhow Maury,8o OF Danville,
ale guests Of the Misses Harvie. No. 1905
.I'ark Avenue. M sf gI
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the air which would demolish our planet
n The body was discovered by the aid of
Telescopes. II t was found to be "a large
bird biz scarryping several people on Its back
The bird was very large. md !. lille e II
might hide the small sun q Saturn, At
would not hide even q star from Jupite
THE bird had very large wings, but Its
body was shaped like an animal q The
creatures on It's back were tied together
IT. it ai!ghted near the city Of Dabin,..
where ). the people. say the objects on Its!
back looked like giants, they were twice vi e
as large rs our men, One of Them had a. q
fiat b face, with one cye. larger thar the
4 other, d and lie never winked. His head
and 4 body was stuffed with hay, viii Oh
{protruded through his clothing ct at the ell =
bows and knees. tS5 IN, Az 81 WI y
Another was Joined like a stoyepipe. and
at his side hung an1oil can. as II he had
s to OIL his Joints occasional ly.8 An0therf
had a large head 4 forty. inches IN. dla M
I ctcr. II Is face was set into a SMILE, and
he smiled all THE time. . Els eyes, n ose
and mouth were nothing but big holes cut
Into his head. IIe had clothes upon his
body but his feet seemed to- be mad of
wood carved like n polo 81 tick. s. :,
l4ig OurRarmy was sent to tack and XII
/ the monstcr&and the other creatures, but
+ al soon q 1.-The army aproa chedg the giants
got upon the monsters back and few
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thermometers ~ q m New q ork.

NEW, YORK, August 25!-Continental-
Mrs. Irwin; Impe ia l--W: AZ Vitherspoon;
:A.& c oke, Jr.. r. D. Greene; q Y ork--J. w.
Tyler. tE z.
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Fought on the Dump
Fl William Jackson and ohm Brown two
small I pickanlnniss,f got in a scrap at tbs <
dump They were arrested by g big policnman,
and ii seost their mats 81 each In the Police
Court Sf MF a 3l 6gsS
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The New York Herald says:
Of$interest to fashionable society Is the
sannouncementSmn yesterday Of the en-
ga ement Of Miss Mamie Nye JACKSON
daughter of Nh. and Mrs. Philip Nye
Jackson, Newark, n. 4J.,a to Mr.. W. Lewis,
Stevens of Castle Point, IIoboken, N. J,t,.
Miss Jacks on, who is an3nttractive and
accomplished young woman was grad
uated from tho Misses Nh sters' school, IN
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n Mr.. william Henry Rowland. OF No,
il South Rowland Street, Lee District,
has returned home from q ten days trip
north. He was the guest OF his brother.
Richard Rowland. of Nassau Street,
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Edward Tragic and
son have left for ST. Louis md Chicago.
They viii be away for several weeks.
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Personal Mention.

After several weeks stay at the Old
Sweet and White Sulphur Springs. Mr..
md Mrs. 4,r, w. Wood have returned to
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IBIRD.OR IBEAST?? ASK
PEOPLE OF JUPITER.
Bells Rung to Summon Dwell
ers to Seek a Mon

Jupiter special wireless dispatch to Tho
Times Dispatch. All Ri its reserved . 5s8
81 JUPITER, Aug. 25,-Th people Of this
planet were awakened last night by the,
55rinEingt Of all the bells ION the planet
s,rhe| president%of the planet had received
a wireless dispat che from Saturn warning
him OF q foreign body moving through
the air which would demolish our planet
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STo be Continued ToTmorrow')
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here" said the elderly man who had APP:
fpearcd to be In 8 command We nave fi g
passed the Pawnees. KS and there are 4 nc
other tribes until we cross The En- great Ct
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i Cards are out for the marriage on
\ September 18th. OF Miss Matte Shopper
\ son, tho daughter Of Mr.. J D. Shopper
Ison OF Charlotte county. to Mr., Henry
/ Grant, OF this city.
Tho young people are both prominent
rand popular members Of society and the
! announcement Is a most interesting one
] as they have hosts Of Richmond friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-02
SAVED, PERHAPS BY A DOG
Intelligent Animal Finds Man Ju-t
Barely Alive in Ditch by the
Roadway.

Monroe. Mich. Jan. 2.-Whilc haul
ing ice in LaSalle the attention of
William Reynolds was attracted by
the furious barking of his dog ut an
object lying in the ditch beside the
road. He investigated and found the
body of a man apparently frozen TO
death. Closer observation revealed 4
little life left. y physician was sum
moned. but the man was so badly
frozen that his death is mOmentarily
expected
The unknown man was well dressed,
apparently 80 years old. but there WAS
nothing on the body to identify him
and he did not recover consciousness.
His tracks apparently led from the
electric road. and il is thought he got
Off of the electric car at night ard be-
came bewildered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-02
THEY DID NOT MATERIALIzE
Those Other Republican Candidates fer
the GOVernorsiI:p of the HoOsier
state.

indianapolis. Jan. 2.-NOtwithstand-
ing the outlook for other candidates
for the Republican nomination for
governor TO announce themselves for
mally before the love feast was over.
the event passed and there are still
only two aVOwgd candidates in the
field. Neither Union Il. Hunt GOr WIZ
lam l.. Peufield made the expected an
nOuncemcntS. When the latter WAS
questioned regarding his intentions he
replied: Il am not yet ready to make
any statement" He would not say.
however. that lie will not lie Il candi-
date.
There was talk that Warren Sayrc.
of Wabash. would be IL candidate for
the nomination. and he did not wholly
. ny the report. When asked about il,
ne replied: why. Mr.. ShiGCler is the
candidate from our district. and we
Will lie fer him When it was Sug-
gcsted that Shideler might not he Il
candidate. ard this would give Il chance
for some other Eleventh district man.
he said he WIS not giving tie matter
much thought