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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
AGED MAN ESCAPES
FROM INSANE ASYLUM.
E. T. Murdock, Father of Mrs. z. 0. Kim.
beIly, Is Run Down by Rail
way Engine.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, Aug. 81 Special. j
After wandering about all night,
searched for by attendants at the county
asylum. L. Z. Murdoch was struck by
a Northwestern freight. three miles
north of the city, at o'clock this morn
ing and was SO badly injured that it is
thought he will not survive. Murdoch
formerly lived at Brodhead and was
taken to the asylum ten days ago. He
is past 70 years of age and is father of
Mrs. 4. o. Kimberly, prominent in ID.
A. Il. and literary circles He escaped
the guard last night and evidently start
ed for the city when struck by the train.
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CAPITOL IS FLOODED.
Tank for the Elevator Bursts in the
State Building at
Madison.

Madison. Wis, Aug. 5.-[Special. l.
The tank for the elevator in the capitol
burst under the cold water pressure last
night 'and flooded the basement. Work
on the new elevator will be delayed some
time until new tank can be put in place
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Rol,evn Fifc Inrendiarv.

Racine, Wis. Aug. Ga sensational
arrest IA soon expected At the village Of
Union Grove Whan The village hotel.
opera house, saloon, dwelling aud barns
were burned SOM weeks ago, it WAS
supposed that the fire originated from OK
plosiyos used by 4 theatrical company tho
night before There Is now reason II
believe that the tire was OF incendiary
origin.
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sanaay Closing at La Crosse.

La Crosse, Wis, Aug 5-Two thous-
and signer, have been secured 70 date
asking for Sunday closing The minis
ters promise 70 begin active operations
soon.
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DONATION SECURES CITY PARK.
Reservation at Lancaster Named in Honor
of Iohn Schrelner.

Lancaster, Wis, Aug, ;. Az a special
mccting Of the Park association. John
Schrciner donated the $1,000 necessary
for the purchase of the twenty acres So
'urei for park purposes. The association
voted 10 name the reservation Schrencr
park
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
DIAMONDS ARE STOLEN.
Jewelry Store at Appleton Loses $1,000
in Gems.

Appleton, Wis, Aug. J.-The H. A.
Ramps company, one of the largest jew
clry firms in the city, had a number Of
diamond rings stolen valued at over
$1,000 The rings were in tray i'll Il
showcase.
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W0NEN Defend CuINAMAE


Hacae Nls. Ang > ISptcal
l-arhtfr q. tae MrtRu SUNDAY s.lu3l
wh.ch 1aeueftl far Clmamtf ati,
arrived il ttr ivy thi- afternoon far thr
purpoae 3t securing The feonar IF +.
i'hinaiaau Hahcd Soy Wang under MI
resi- on 4 sarpHs charge Ihc amount N
bal with b. must furnish il 5000.
This tle women CHIN they canlluf -
cure ard viii flpear beforc The court
asking That tilr unount be reduced ~
500 Blf9 aaeunl caD bp gotten They
Slain tlia' fhe fatnamaa Is uot gully II
Liz crime.
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Dodqeville Won't Be Wide Open.

Dodseville, Wis, Aug. 5.-Thc pro-
posal 10 run wide open town during
the street carnival in connection VII
the Iowa county fair was frownei on by
the local clergy They appeared before
voted down. 9 q 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
CAPITALIZED for a Million

La Crosse. Wis, Aug. D. Special. J.
The J. +. North Lumber company com
posed of La Crosse and Onalaska men
and operating at Bond. Harrison county,
Miss. has increased its capital stock
from $25OOOO 10 1000 600
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Holds Public Offices.

Mr. Lewis was soon recognized as mt
man for public station, and was success
siyely chosen district attorney, county
judge ami member Of the second consti'
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a1Nl4 M a l.
In,yi,,', ,oo ~" ,yas :, ,,",uh"r ~ mo- stote
Sn,ato .nnh tatinc n,rt !, tL, Xix.
,nrir IirlhclI ;"nc,rLmont trini
....t
WisconSins war Governor
FOR two ycar4 from january, 1891, he
was lieut. nant governor; in 1923 he
was secretary OF state, and for The two
years beginning with January 1901, ne
Ci,;, T,y,r mo ',r,nc;,i. ,rhi,.h ,.o,or,nd
49, ,,f,,,i.'i .tr,.;.,, ,,I,"i;,j H. ~ j,.,
l,rot'nr xxx t,',.,, H., ,t,,,. III
,,hn ~ ,,ot fo..,c,I f.tont H.. ,,,,..
,cn,ns,, If nj. ..,,,,tr, in ,hi. ,rTin,,
hnnr a., e,',rI 80 rf';,' ''h''T
Gov. Lewis Great Work.
i,ov. Levi, va, inlpCltiggble in for.
wnrding troops 10 the front and in con
/ trimming TO thpir welfnrn ufter they cot
there He visited the Wisconsin soldiers
In their camps AMI at the HOSPITALS and
finally secured from the surrnon renerol
an order transferring Wisconsin, soldiers
10 hospitals within the state. This
hastcned the recovery Of many n Inn
gushing sufferer and saved the lives or
NOT few who would otherwise have
hn g., ,,Iita. ~ ''0a p'F'n' nv g
,hn ,.,,.ra,,,n, ~ ~, ,.aa,. A ...bS,a .eu
80 i,i,. ',s 49,. ~ 49, NV
i1Jbea ~ W, 10 ne ,d dnp
-" .,,oo,o..snlI,' sao ,vau' :" hunu
-. 80 49, u'o,uNu''u o'S'"S
XIII milan Of Joi,ors wns re "f wI'G ~
the state. He declined the usual appro-
priation for "A governors contingent fund.
and in many other ways economical the
expenditure Of public money
nn.i;,oa po,o,;.,,;
0''0' DENOMINATIONS
Whom ms term drew to close he de-
cIincd to accept a rfnpnlinatlon The
contention hhdIhg ms decision unalter-
able, adopted a resolution expressing its
regret and declaring rs deep sense Of
the great efficiency and excellence Of his
ADMINISTRATION.
EX.tnv. Lows has always enjoyed in a
high degree the couudpnCc OF his fellow
citizens lrrrSpnrttv" Of party. When
he was candli1te for secretary of state
hc received every vote cast in the city
Of Columbus. lis majority when he
ran ior t"s ,n ,m",n'p 1901 wa.
'.,',r Lo1n ,r,nr.Ird ~ any n,,,d,d,, " ~
INV olIrn i'm this ,tatr. All 'zyn" no'.nr
c,n,lod until 1890
Lawrence Ionteis Degree.
His interest IN tn" cause Of cdnCotion
mas manifested itself in many wnvs. and
Lawrence university, in recognition of
this. as well rs his personal cultrn some
velrs ngn bestowed upnu him tho degree
of III. -.
MaLca Ton, ~ Wo,td
..........,.., r...
,sor ~ ~ tA',ul'Fe
'I',e' 'n,u'i3, '''o' COY ,'ewis devot-
az, o. o.. ~ a. Pii's"'t p"AppSsi th'
'.'I',''" n ~ H., "',I i ~, we u9nuiln'hs
I, ', i,,nI AMI ,,,,,'l % pnun5ot.'" ~
g''u.' .,n,,', NV ,n",am "o'riprlsp,' re
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
New Editor at Milton.

Milton, Wis, Aug Specially
0. Moore, Jr., anl family arrived here
yesterday and hc Inns accepted the editor
ihip Of tho Milton Journal. lie gradu-
itod from Milton college In 1905.
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THEY WADE TO DEATH.
Seven Little Girls Drowned in
River at Alton, I'll.
SLIP OFF SAND BAR.
Man Takes Party of Girls in Bathing
and All Except One Are
Drowned. /

Alton. ILL.,, Aug. 6.--Seven little girls
and one man were drowned in the river
while bathing here last evening, and all
that can be learned of the affair is told
by Mary Timiny, aged years.
This lone little survivor of the swim
ming party is SO frightened and hysteri-
cal that she is scarcely able to tell about
it,
The dead:
BESSIE BRUM, IA years old
MiRIE BRUAl, 10 years old.
RUTH MARSHALL, l. years old
LIZZIE pATEs. IA years old
LUCY PATES. years old
ELIZABETH RILEY, II years old.
MICHAEL RILEY, % years old.
ALLIE SYNER, IA years old.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
CORN MAY KILL CHILD.
Ptomaine Poison Effects Little Girl at
La Crosse.

La Crosse. Wis. Aug. 81 Special. /
Harriet Schoheld, age ). has been uncoa-
scious since Thursday morning, the %
sull Of ptomaine poisoning from eating
sweet corn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
Chautauqua Hotel Burns.

Springfield, O., Aug. 6.-The new hotel
az the Urbann, O.. Chautauqua was
burned to tho ground. None Of the guetsI
vas hurt. but all their personal effects
were destroyed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
RINGLINGS' CIRCUS
SUFFERS A LOSS.
Fifteen Stock Cars and Fourteen Horses
Arc Burned at Ogden,
Utah.

Bnraboo, Wis, Aug. S.--tspecial. !
Fifteen stock cars and fourteen horses.
belonging to Ringlings' circus, burned
his morning Mt Ogden. Utah. One $500
horse burned. Sparks from wire
started the hrA.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
Town Aids Raiirnad.

La Crosse, WIS, Aug. 3 Tho town Of
raog has voted $4,000 aid bonds 20 the
ia Grosse q Southeastern road, remov-
ug the last obstacle in It's path.
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Cigarette Crusade at Portage.

PORTAGE Wis, Aug. a. Special i
Prof. Willis Brown, founder and organ
izer of the American Anti-Cigarette
league. will begin d crusade in this city
next Sunday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
EGG SHELL CAUSES APPENDICITIS.
Remarkable Find Made by Surgeon Dur
ing an Operation.

La Crosse, Wis. Aug. ) - Special i
\ piece Of egg shell was removed from
thc appendix Of George Howes Of Lam
sing at a local hospital.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11

The race Of Todas, in Inda, who
practice polyandry tone wife having two
1r more AusAands). which was 100000
strong century ago, has dwindled to
lOl persons.
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Sent TO Prison for Two Years

Madison, WIS, Aug. o. Special 80
John Starr VAS sent to state prison for
two years for roDbing a freight car here
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
Robert McMurdo Of Tortonvilie Dies.

Appleton. WIS, Aug = Special II
Robert McMurdo Of Iiartonvlle, a prom
ncnt man. died suddenly az his home.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
EX-GOV. LEWIS IS DEAD.
Executive of Wisconsin During
\ Civil War Passes Away.
LAST OF WAR GOVERNORS.
During Rebellion He Was Indefatigable
in His Labors in Behalf of
Badger Troops

Columbus, Wis. Aug. 4.-GSpecial. j
Former Gov. James T. Lewis died at
1925 this morning at his home in this
city.
Gov. Lewis had been i'll for many
weeks and it was known that there was
no chance for his recovery. For week
no had been unable to swallow even a
drop Of water, his throat being para
lyzed. ...-....
james T.. LOWS was born in Claren-
don, y. T.. October 30, 1919. His father
was Shubaol Lewis. respected member
Of family which was among the early
settlers OF New England After receiY-
Ing a liberal education James +. Lewis
IN 1872, began the study Of law win
Gov. Scldcn Of Clarkson, \. \. Suisse
qncntlY he removed 10 Columbus, WIS,
which had since been his home.
In 1915 he was admitted to the bar.
The same year lie married Miss OrIena
NJ. Sturgis, daughter Of n prominent
merchant Of Clarendon, y. \.
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Survivor Tells Story.

/ ne NrSt lntlmatlOn OF tne tragedy
came when the little girl. wet and fright
ened, ran screaming to her home on the
hill, and between sobs and screams sand
that all the girls and M. Riley were
drowned in the river
Michael Riley. who lived near tie river
front, was accustomed upon his return
from work to take dip in the river
just before supper. His little daughter
Elizabeth asked to go with him. ami she
and several of her little friends were told
to put on some old dresses and come
along. The whole party went into the
water hand in hand, with Riley III the
middle
They had gone some distance from the
shore when suddenly they all disappeared
beneath the water. having in the dark
ness stepped from the sandbar into the
deep channel. Riley, who is said to have
been good swimmer, is thought to have
been made helpless by the girls clinging
to him. The only one III the party to
regain the sandbar was Mary Timiny
The beach where the accident occurred IS
practically deserted after nightfai. and
the screams of the little Viminy girl
failed to attract anyone to the scene
appeared beneath the water. the child
ran from the beach to her home.
Wash of Steamer Is Cause.
According to the account of the acct
dent given by the little Timiny girl. the
drowning was caused by the excitement,
incident to the passage of a large river
steamer. Mary says that they had waded
some distance into the stream, keeping
carefully to the sandbar, when the wash
from the steamer caused waves of con
siderable height to come ashore.
Before entering the water Riley had in
structed the little ones to maintain a
tisyht a,I, nth o.. a., h t,I,
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TO BOND POSTAL CLERKS.

Every Employe to Give Security.
Washington. d. G., Aug. 6.-The post
,t,,re department has issued n general
order directing that every postal clerk
shall give $1,000 bond to the United
states. Each clerk must pay the pre-
MUM chargeable TO himself. The order
affects approximately 10000 employees.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
- KIlls tlIs 80.

knoxville. Tenn. S3ecial.-ia a DIS
oute over some farm work. Payne
Hickman. a farmer residing in this
county. killed his son. Walter aged Il.
striking him a blow on the head with
stick which broke the young man
neck. The tragedy was witnessed oy
other members Of the family. The
Young nan Is said 20 have been ad.
vanc3ng on his father with drawn
knife. when the latter struck him 10
self-defense. The alleged murderer was
arrested. and brought 10 jail in This
city. being unable u furnish bond foi
$1,000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

lnrd TO soon as tho day after to-mor~
row. asked Constance. looking up NJ
me rcproachfuliy. why. Ernest. Gear.
Won have only Just come here"
Il an sorry I must" replied "hut
7 win stay in England only 90 long as
Il taxes 10 recover those sequins. ara /
viii then return 20 you by the hrs'
steamer"
why. you may never recover them.
How much are the old coins worth. Sit
OF them. wherever they 2re:' inquired
| Constance.
Almost n hundred and seventeen
thousand pounds" I answered.
"Oa. 1 don't understand tnat." SAID
Constance: tell me in dollars
Five hundred and sixty thousand
dollars. exactly"
wen. let them 90. and trouble no
more about them: they have already
coused mischief enough. 1 haven't so
much money at my bankers. bot u
Won will abandon the pursuit or those
requins I win get sam 10 sell out
Vtile Of my stock tomorrow ana give
Won a check for that amount. VIII that
sntsfy your
satisfy me~' exclaimed IL amaze
mont MY dcar Constance. how shaN
answer your Your generosity take
, nv breath away. I want thosc sr
! ouins for one reason only. 'aud but rs
b that one special reason 1 don't thins
!. would interest myself abcut them a
G all. or certainly not much. II only
o could get those coiOs. their possession
r would give me courage 10 osk you q
? become r,y vie. courage 7 must al
/ WAYS want while vou arc rich Nna
q am poor. Love or you it is ch,eay
.e dear Connie. which takes me back 2
England. and also the honor O. u
a uncle sam which. as You know.
q, bound up with the recovery Of the s..
a' Quins"
% And ~ you recover them. you 80
nd sou VIII return" remarked Constau,
M quietly.
ST. yes. dearest Connie. and then n
ut fate VIII rest with YOU"
So Am 60 understand tnns % you q
ld to get that money am 20 forget ycn
at "No. DO not 90 that 80 any case. %
70. 7 think 1 VIII be sure 20 set the
ed Quins."
BE .Oh, Ernest, dcaT," said tl.s 90
air Girl. pressing my hand. "comc 80 q
when you VIII. with money or witho
nc money. am always yours. can ID
id aone but you
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
esulant wed n Frsssr.sssssra.

Fr.dcricksburg Special NJ. cnAs-
- palmer. 10 kumarnock. Lancaster
county. aud Miss Mary Lee. ct irving
ton. ia the same county. arrived neFc
Thursday and went to the CLERK : OF
ace. where application was made OF
CLERK a b. Yates for a marfiaAe "a
ranse. The clerk could not issue tho
license because the YOUNG lady ls nee
a resident % This Gig. The co1pio
were much disappointed. they having
made arrangement Ntth rev. -
Coleman. az the 1atnohc to"t' ~ 70
narforn the ceremCny They leit for
Washington hv The trst train. ana
said they would be married toat AFTER
I MON
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

washington. Specialize case or
.h. l-,,tes states VS.. r.. g. Evans
owner Of the British steamship blacA-
heath Vas decided 10y the supreme
~.rrr OF The United states in support
y, tba rontentions of the government
tt,,s reversing the decision 81 the l'i--
.rf,t Court for the southern disti. ~
,labama The proceedings aeainel 'lr
r5srkheath was Instituted 20 eoile~l
.araees on account % The ceatf1-. ., .,il
rf "A beacon light Ia Mobile hal oes. ~
question involved was thAt ol t"e l1iis
ficti0n % che cOurt sltuns a8 eN
miralty court. which the court S
tained.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Richmond Special hitie squirt
IN state politics was noticed as a re
suit of the announcement on the part
os state senator William T. barks-
dale. of Halifax. 60 some close friends
that he has positively made I'D MS
mind to enter thc race for lleutenan1-
Governor The candidacy OK Nt-
parksdale brings about an interesting
situation with reference to the neNN
state rsket Congressman swanson
of Piftsylgania. is a ieadins caneilA'o
for Governor and bis county Alloihs
Nr- HarkedaIe's Hitherto these Two
+ have been close political friends. ana
for AIN that ls known here thef may
san be-. but Do is manifest THAT MT
I svansou's supporters are not taAlns
kindly % the senator's canaiiary TOT
tho second place un che titAel. az
fhev do NOT believe that tNo men
from tho same section oi the state
/ viii De placed upon the ticket uy INC
urinary next ycar Mr. James * a
( ton * Alexandra. and Charles L
Bland &C Portsmouth. are tnc otne'
candidates Tor the second place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
DID DOMINION NEWS.


Portsmouth. Special-ITnvood syk-
. who was to have been mzrrisd
Thursday evening 70 Mss Jennss
aumpiett. failed so appear Al the res
deuce where his bride. the wedding
u,esss and Rev. = W. Stir. who vss
o have performed the ceremony. ~ere
AWAITING him. IN The morning ms
mother received letter from him
.avinx that he viii not return 20
Portsmouth alive In a message 20
IA sweetheart he tells her thai he
owes her. but that re has lied 20 her
ana expects 70 be punished for 4. ou-
10 does not say Why be went away
| m "a believed that the young rsAn-
xho Vas last seen IN Norfolk az ~.~V
/ o'clock wednesday afternoon. has gone,
% Richmond or Washingtcn- anc
rom these points is anXiousiy awaieed
~ his mother and the bride ~ iete
loehina him when seen a. her home
y, Count street. Mrs. Sykes. tns
mother said that her son had sot
been himself f-r some TINE. an4 49,
,rlv last week the services % sew
.~al friends were necessary 90 re-tlAin
lain in one 81 his illnesses. ne
farilc-elecf VAS Frustrated rf tne lait
lure ~ she gr,om CD appear. nst nas
sorneWhat recovered today. -ni &c
. ucves az does Mr. So kes' mos1er
lfhaf his fisappcaranCe Isl due more
Ifr hia nervous condition tl1n 70 al
E ,tho~ cause His mother fears ma
he has committed suIcile-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Chariestown. Special AT the pres
ent term o. the Circvst Court me toi-
lowinS divorces have been granted
fonra Fitch from jobs Fitch. Rosina
c. Wilson from K. l.. wilson Eliza
beth Fuller Croker from treder'cS
lanes Croker. Tbeo- 81. Conner
from Mary ID Conner. and John a.
Brazier from Ceorsiana ~ BFazieT-
IT. the Conner case, he = requ'red tn
nav his former wife s15 MONTH As
long as she lives and give her a deed
10 a house and lot on High street..
farmers Ferry. Mrs. Conner - M.
lcwe-s 20 resume her former mare oi
Mrs. Mary ID. Cochran.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
carsoonIss Dylas in esOseIs.

Macon, Ca. Spec:al-A special from
Cave Springs. Ca. says that Charles
Neeland. the New York cartoonist,
who has been there for come time
In search OF health. is slowly sinking.
and the attending physicians have
abandoned all hope. His wife and sis
ter are st his bedside The cartoon
lists home Is In Akron. Ohio. and
When he has passed away. his remains
viii be shipped there for interment.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Mosquitoes have gone to London TO
stay.
Several baaouets have been given
lately in a car on the Ferris Wheel.
II Greenwich. Ind. a tree Is stura.
sly growing GA Top Of the Court hoese
tower.
II IS stated that IN inner circle" Of
roiicr Is 90 De formed fos the progec-
tion OF the Gar
one OK a member os hOming pigeons
sent up from Nantes, France, boarded
a ship 100 miles az sea.
Colonel ]. 4. Shaier. OF Panama. has
been appointed csRcial delegate OF the
Republic Of Panama to the Fair.
The amount donated for libraries in
this country last year was S6.oto.OoO.
I and AR. Carnegie helped swell the To-
tai by gifts 81 $l,5Oo.OOo-
\ Belolt (wiSl young man after be
( lng joined in wcdlock by Rockford
/ uul preacher offered him ten cents foi
performing the ceremony
A pup about the size OF rat. tha
can readily bc carried .n a shopping
bag. has become the hallmark o
arlstocrJcy in New NorK City.
A restaurant keeper in London al
vcrtises that DE Isl just beginning
business and hopes -hat Ais friend
svN stay away long enough Tor AR
t0 gct falr start
Henrietta IeuGrickson. little 81
Z Twins at NcrmiNou, South bakot.
b swallowed gran ot corn whic
A lodged ~ ler threat ANA sproute'
when an nc.s.ol bad to be made 4,
iIs removal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

A novel scheme for getting orders
is TO be tried by a salem provision
dealer. he has announced that he
viii dispense with order wagons.
irivers OF which have gone abou
town getting orders for provisions
every morning. and that he viii sup
ply hcusekeepers with postal cards
upon which these orders may be writ
ten. and II mailed at night viii b
allied early the next usorninx-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
aussIan - coneIudea.

London. Special-In London hnan
ciai circles 1t is understood that nego
aations have practically been conciua'
Cd for the issue IN Berlin and Paris
simultaneously in January OF 9 per
,o,t lrssian treasury bonds 60 the
,alr,a OF $500 zoe 600. for Eve or seven
ICONS the price taking 100000 goo,
ana the same French bankers VINO
made the last loan taking SiGO.000,OOo.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03


Durham. y. C.. Specialize street
duel Friday morning about 10 ocioei~
J. S. Murray. a prominent citizen
was killed by his nephew. ". j. HHr
ray. The homicide occurred on Main
street I'm front Of The place or ons'
ness of the deceased. and inc "i'-'hs .
was done with a pistol oci'nslne No 4
the deceased After be Rad fred
,brs. .hots al his SLAYER. 60 Was tnen
.-,. $500. r.t-, ana Oh. f,tat -h.t
''-N'N ---
hTea. re nfe1 p-- A"
after lhc last shot,
rrf5a, nfrht " r.. Murray. The
. ,-.....s ..h..t. blr,,..ff
Say %
i a promlnfal business .'-'' ~-'
/ fed with both the Eik ard Masonic
f,1-,s MS In charge of ere police
...--..t.. a. ..,,, +t.t ,,.. -rrrl.e3
A-o
the entre community -'--'--7
so stirred Durham ln recent years.
I. came as the result of an nl fcenng
u, .....,--t ,.,--. .t.-at,r Roth mon
~ ,...-,......
were cna@eru I'D -''
/ ard this enEerl ITel tNn uAA ulN'A IA-s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Newport News. Speciai-Corneii's
Roswell. rs years old. was almost
instantly killed hy johnnie hiii asea
u wears. The boys we're goins nan'-
t. Nth a small rife which neither
-, IS loaded The gun was uneN-
rectealv discharged and uallet
rIe~res Rosewelrs heart The ooro-
ner aid not deem al inquest neces-
sary.