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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-03-18

aug. hTAuee, link 0v0r eln00 ~
have been clerk Of the order
y Redirect: There has been n no
change IN the amount Of dues
a q. Wenemark, sworn for state,
testified: Have lived at Adrian four
months, and Jan, s, 1904, was night
operator at Adrian. The train go;
ing east through Adrian was On
time on the morning Of Jan. Z, 1900,
at IL :O5 a: .s,.5sF 81. 81 i
No cross-examination, " s,. ~ 33t;3s NJ ls5
Matt Shelton, sworn for State,
testified: Ain engineer in the light
plant at Adrian located just north
and east Of the depot. Was engin
eer there ON Jan. s, 1904. We run
11:30 every night. and about rs
minutes earlier we blow a whistle
to give customers warning that
plant will soon close, T. 3E ts5 ssa ..s,g
No cross examination. b ss.;: 5sss
Clarence Faragher, called for state
testified: Live at Adrian and am
deputy sheriff have lived at Adrian
80 years: Am also an undertaken
Was at Adrian jan s and q, 1904. \
On the morning Of Jan. about ! rs II
to / BOZ was called to the Holbrook
house. Found 1frs. Krause there. "a
Asked Mn. Krause Is what 4 was Il tho
matter and she said she had beeas
quarrelling with the old man. She
told me that she had told NJ. .Krau.s
IL be didn't keep quiet she would
leave and he told her to 60. She
went down stairs and Re- followed. y
She said she locked the door, and h6 4
told her ho would wiring hars neck. Il
Hhs, said she heard Krau6o throw Il
Some Of the bedding upsta1rs. She .
then went 10, tbs H0lbrook house:
Ne (Landis. md H. ereae of I
guing over and Mn, Kfauso advised
% not to-thAk K1auDo Was Grassy
end had q gun and maybe xevol- I
vee. Ne nnallY concluded NOT TO @ ].
9t onee. We watched tho KfAuDo
houee aa night and saw nor he9rd
aothtnI During tho night lr1.
K4nn1S "a what 4 would ;call Il
f61f
and che alt in:sn
time She had another spell ike #
the next day. She seemed worsos
than the first tine-closed: her eyes
and seemed to be choking. She had
several such spells in q few, days
one before the body OF Krause was
found and the others afterward.
During the night we were on watch
we heard no noise. In the morning
we went to the Krause house and
Lands unlocked the stair door
then went to breakfast. We thought 4
If Krarse was crazy we could get
him better if he came down and was /
outside. After breakfast went to
the stair door and called to Krause
but ne did not answer. Mrs.
Krause then came over and called
Papa" He didn't answer. She
then went upstairs and asked us to
go up with her-that Krause might
be standing at the top of the stairs
and would kill her. She then went
uptand tried the chamber door and /
said it was locked. Witness here "
told the same story as Lands as to
what happened before kicking in. I
the chamber door-about breaking
in window, seeing blood in the floor,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-03-18

laEiSe until Cho coroner cam0--uOOi
was locked.> Didn't Investigate
sassout the bole in the ceiling until
coroner came. Then found some
EsASt marks which had struck in the
stove. T.. s&& t@% #.-las ! .@,
Recess until Monday afternoon,
1.-TWO O'Clock. d: =. y; .;A 4 :. ., i u. /.
AT the converting Of court Mon
day afternoon the cross-examination
ofs Frank Landis was continued: q:
h NV hen I went to Krause's house
first time found lock just same as
Mn. Krause had told me. When she
cane over she went upstairs ahead
|ol Taragher and /. She found the
door locked. Ne didn't try it. al.
most every detail Of the direct ex-
animation waa gone over again 4
answer to questions. When Fara-
hsr.. kicked in door, the lock was
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n.o,,sa ft33sho fold mo .+ that +,ma
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ho,n ha,,r homo nm tho clothaa.,;ne
~a,,;,ad +t., outside k;t,,hon door
1an ~, .nd to,rd a ata;n If h,ood /
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ND sha 49, = ~, not hovo coma from
. oh;o,,.,, .ha,, hod :l;,,od Coroner
Mant,on was there The blood spot ,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-03-18

we supposed Krause WAS. Farra-
cher peeked in and sew blood on the
floor and round. We then went up
stairs and kicked in the door. We
found Krause lying on the bed dead,
with q gun shot wound in the head.
Krause was lying on the bed with
face toward the wsll-back toward
the front.-face lying on a bolster.
There was a shot through the back
Of the head--one shot coming out
by his left eye and one by the lower
side of the left jaw. There. We're
holes in the bolster responding
to the holes in his head. (Here the
witness gave a technical description
concerning location Of bed in room
inches located from wall, etc, to-
gether with other articles, Of furni-
ture-table chairs, etc. We found
a hole shot diagonally through the
floor which was about five feet from
the wall and about the same from
the head Of the bed. plat Of room,
etc., offered in evidence. Attorney
Knox examined witness concerning
it's correctness found it, was made
a few days after the alleged TRACE,
dy. After changing some what the
location Of q key, ii was received
without ebjection.) Mr.. Krause lay
on the bed with only shirt and
sweater balance OF body naked.
The covering on the bed was .
teather tick, and this had been taken
and thrown over the.foot Of the bed.
BLANKETS were pJ1ahod toward foot
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-03-18
she then ran over TO Holbrook k's,l
Mrs. Holbrook jumpetl up and Mr.

she then ran over to Holbrook's.
Mrs. Holbrook jumpe,l up and Mr..
Holbrook came up town after me.
That was about the conversation We
had. Witness here identified the
time of night be was called by the
time of closing saloons, and byt
time Of train passing through Ad-
rian, which was right on time that
night. The schedule at Adrian is
1905 and he was between the depot
and Krause's house at this time.)
During night heard no noise Of q
gun. No one at the Holbrook's
heard any noise either. Talked With.
Mrs. Krause about getting the dep
uty sheirf-Faragher. Also asked
If she was afraid to stay at Hots
brooks, and she said no,-that she
had locked the stair door, amt
want afraid of his getting OUT
Told her that lock wouldn't hold
crazy man, but she said she
wasn't afraid. Then went and got.
Faragher. When we got back, we
asked il they had heard: any noise
over at Krause g, and they said they
had not. We spoke Of going to the
Krause house, and Mrs. Krause
again told the deputy sheriff the
same as she had told me-about
Krause having q gun. We finally.
concluded we didn't have nerve
enough to go over there IN the night
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
Southern Veterans 02l0UnCG
LyDCAing


Memphis, Tenn, March 20. -
a special to The Commercial- Ap.
peal from Grenada, Miss, says:
An anii-lynohing crusade has
been inauguratcd by the w. r.
Bagksdalc camp, United Confad-
crate Veterans, Of this city. The
following significant resolutions
were adopted ut u largely attended
meeting of the camp:
First. That we nro unnlterably
opposed TO the lYnching of hu.
man heing, save perhaps fer one
unme"tionablo crime.
Second Thas rs COME ieratc
vetcrans and abiding citizens
Of Mississippi aud Of the Unite I
States, we arc violently, ychcm-
emily and etcrn&liy opposed to the
practice of burning a human being
for any crims whateyer.
Third. That we appeal in
laundering tones TO MI Confsi
orste veterans, their wives and
daughters, and to The grent and
rlCriOus organization ihr Dauoh
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
MORE RIOTS.

Disturbances OF strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual
disorder of the system. Over
work, loss of sleep, nervous ten
sion will be followed by utter
collapse, unless reliable remedy
is Immediately employed. There 5
nothing SO efficient to cure disor-
ders Of the Liver or Kidneys as
Electric Bitters. It's Il wonder
ful tonic, and effective nervine and
the greatest all around medicine
for run down systems 1t dispcls
Nervousness, Rheumatism and
Neuralgia and expals Malaria
germs. soc, and satisfaction guar
anteed by Crawford Bros. j. +.
Mackey q Co., and T.. Engeno
Funderburk. Druggist.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
Earthquake In New Eugland

Boston, March 2l An earth
quake this morning caused a tre-
NOR throughout the ,nliro eastern
section of Now England. Begin
ming at St John, n. b., the
seismic vibration travcrsod the
State of Maine, causing some
slight damage to buildings in Au-
gusta, Bangor and Portland.
The shock was felt plainly as for
south ss Taunton in this State.
Reports from Manchester, n. H.,
and Springfield, Mass, state
that the vibrations wore felt dls-
tipctly in those two cities.
Observers ut Harvard universi-
ty Astronomical observatory in
Cambridge felt the shock.
At Augusta, M. lamp chimncys
were broken and crockery was
smashed. The vibrations lasted
several seconds and in nearly
every instance occurred about
four minutes after o'clock.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
IT SAVED HIS LEG.

Z. a. Danford of LaGrangc,
Ga, suffered for six months with
n frlghtful running sore ON his
leg; but writes that BuckIcn :
Arnica Salve wholly cured 1t IN
five days For Ulcers, Wounds,
Piles, it's the best sGlve in the
world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25
cts. Sold by Crawford Brcy., y.
+. Mackey & Co, and 7. Eugene
Fundcrbr:k druggist.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
Girls who are prstty as pictures

Girls who reprstty rs pictures
are seldom as pretty as their own.
It's surprising how sweet a
homely girl voice sounds
through telephone.
George Washington's n'srepulation
for truthfulness may have been
due to the fact that be never
traded horses.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
Lynchod For Numbering Negro.

Cleveland, Miss, March 10. -
A mob of masked men took from
the Jail here Fayetto Sawyer and
Burke Harris, negroes, charged
with the murder of another negro
man, and hanged them from the
railroad bridge.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
Motica 10 Road Cvcrseers.

All oversecrs. who hav" not worked their
sections of the public roal, arc hereby
notified TO work the same before April 18th
next. as | will begin an Inspection Of the
public roads about that tima.
If there is any section Of road without
an ovcrsctr, the vacancy will be flied upon
application TO the county Board or Com.
miSSioncrS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23

Take Laxative Bromo Quindu
Tablets. All druggists refnin
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box
25c
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
l.. j PERRY.
Bridges s 10 lot.

The contract to build bridge across
Bum Creek, n"ar J. Wr~n rilimnn's. will
be let to the lowest respon sibc bidder at
" O'clock m, on Wednesday, March 80,
1904.
Also on next day, Thursday, March g.. Mt
the same hour, will let the buillinG Of u
bridge across Camp Creek, Oh the Kiblcr
place, near New Hopc church
Plans and specifications will he made
known ut the l"tun.; Pond will be re-
qulr"d OF the successful b, ider Cor faithful
performanse Of duty. The righ: to reject
any and all bids is reserved.
l.. J. PERRY.
County Sup ryisor
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-23
MONEY T0 LOAN

h-T" ~ "a" "arIangements by which
cAA II WJ'H'" !nGu" o. $500 % aud
u"WH"is on first wnrlGageS on i'm
proved cotton raim5 st 7 per cent j.,
tara-, on sum4 ri : $50 20 and over
2'i u"r q u i"tcieSt or ;.ums Of less
'hau s. Geo
go commission charged, orly re l.
Q"snu'u e.: f's Ab,tracl OK title
r. z. WYLiE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
IRUkll1|R OF
RAILROADS.
Talk a Plenty and Charters q
Plenty lding
Exp ctcd. s88sE
s Il .---- "a . 54i
DAVIS PUTTING ] M UP MONEY 9 Y ~
Nominee for Vice ! csiiId'e1lcy5
Said ODE Behind One
&. Scheme !si
PUTTING VI MONEY e.

There are many railroads and run1prsi
OF new railroads afloat in Ibis State but
Just now these prospective transport ia ton
sllhcs persistentlY re fuse to be finally and
definitely locate .9 The tTldewa ter Rail-
way, the line to Lancaster county and
the Virginia Railroad from 2osney, Buck
3inEham county, to Danville, are among
the projected !. or ruinored rail way lines
being constructed q r about to be built
In this State. WI s3 d$ Fgss \ Isl
THE Norfolk virglnian. Pilot recently:
printed q story from a eeinlngly autheerl--
tic source" that the Tldewnt ter Deepwaters
I Railway Is making sur a long the "A r.
3lantic coast, 5wIthsa view OF determining
the comparative atyanta ges OF four Sc "
ports as terminals for that line. Thescs
sfoiK, va.;I charleston, S. GS and sayar-.
is IL 10 be constructed, Co from tho West
gln!a coal fields to ot,e Of ~ be vifg1r ia.
ports and that spur Or branci, s r.
PsotySS toe
Gould, HenrysS g Davis and stephe ~ ~ 3
IIkins are supposed to be no inanci ]! /, -:
p pra1s iii iiio is 10 ford an outlet for
to carry the coal and Goa wise IA tllc
shs seconN
81 81 COS, coal, lumber and other products TO
Ialan Ganal tho Pactc coast and
{transoceanic points. wa ter8 transpor tntionl
being much cheap per I ma n raj 4,
th nS sai sonthampto i q county neS
prospective Underwater line. and thr on 8 ~
portions of sout hives tern ina q 6,
p, st, aneths5
Vile and Powhata n Ra ilHays and thence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
.ENTERPRISING
BARTON HEIGHTS
Movements for New School
Building and Town Hall s#
Started Last Night,
Tie "a i on Heights citizens Associa-

3 l. = &
The Barton Heights Citizens Associa--'
ton held meeting last night for the
purpose or considering means hereby q
new school building and d new Town hall
could be erected. Dr.. r. II. Pitt pre-
sided. The attendance was good.
Ire Addresses were made by Alessrs John
Stewart Bryan and Mr.. ]. w. Penick,
members of the Henrico school board,
Both gentlemen promised to do all! IN
their power towards the 5s erection
gof tho proposed VA new school builds
inE. i. motion, made by Fl. Lee
Lorraine that a committe 8 of three be
appointed to devise means q. by which
money for the building could be raised,
was adopted. and the following gentle
men wei.e appointed on this commit cc:
Mr. Ky. X. I3ache,5 Mr.. J ohm Eff r osc, and
Captain j II. o. I3annon.
Next was considered the matter Of
raising funds for#5thc erection OF a. town
hall. J; The sum needed is $40, 0eO and ~
was decided TO incorporate company
TO be known as the Barton Heights Town
Hall Company, and to secure a chart er.3
Mr. Bryan, Mr.. Rose and Mr. Bache
made addresses on this subject, conf
{menting upon Barton III lights oppoorr-
stunityEutnd the advantages to be deriv Gu
from such #improvcn So q .
The following committee was appointed
"a secure the charter: Messrs John IL l p,
Rose. NJ ii. IL Lorraine, W. II Rag land,
Bache ana Dr. r. M ller.i3ts ~ 9
5stin,8 Of $500 was subscribed in q few mo-
tments last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
MINISTER'S TRIAL.
Coffee Hit Him "A n ard Indeed

A minIster of tile gospel writes about
Postum: J was for years "a sufferer. from
headaches. sometimes they were, so yio-
lent that grooming In gony would pace
the floor or garden holding my throbbing
head for relief. IL XXI Fl
81 tried all sorts OF remedies known to
the allopathc and homeopathic schools.
sometimes thought 1t wa $ caused by the
stomach or bilousness and again ! would
suspect 1t was purely nervousness and
treated myself accordingly, bit nothing
ever gave me permanent relief. Having
to appear before the public nearly every
night. 1t was sometimes almost Impossible
for me to fulfill my gagements. Final.
~ came to suspect that the use OF tea:
disorder and abruptly discontinued the
use OF both and took on Postum for ga
trial. III HI Is, rs r. n gsgs
From that happy hour II commenced
to mend, gradually ] got better and betr
ter ana now I do moi have, a headache
once in six months and all my either
troubles are gone tool am now using
Postum exclusively and want no better
beverage. 81 n SS5 5st
A, know OF others who have been bens-
fitad by the uee OF Postum In place VI
coffee. a friend OF mine here In Key
West. hardware merchant suffered for
years with stomach and other troubles
while he was using coffee, finally he quit
and began using Postum and got we'll Flo
Is devoted to. Postum and when worn
and weary with business cares akes a
cup Of II piping hot and ina %short time
feels rested and nourished al 6s53t
"SomclI know have become FprejudIcsd
against Postum because careless or igno-
pat-aooks tried to make " as they would
coffee and will not allow II TO boil fun
| fifteen minutes. but when they try II
again, well boiled, IT stays for A Is deli
elpq,s and snappy as the mild, smooth,
5H.sh grade laval Name given by Pos
ION Co.. Battle Greek, Mch.fg6
Gel The little book 1.-THE Road to Well
rllltD In each pkg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
FARMERS TO MEET.
institute to be Held at Ash
land Thursd day a dresses.

a farmers instituteEwill be held IN Ash ~.
land SThursday afternoon "a 2 gcipS 3 :
nnder heBauspices Of the !, l, q
ha e. = nf the State Board OF; Agriculture
from re, the Third District. viii have charge
Of this institute, which he. 4 Gomm nrs
slH'n5er & koi Pfofessor Of
islacksbur ; B Dr.. Z. w Magruder. chief
chemist ofh the department. and Professor
S. b, Helges, superintendent g. the TEST sS,
farm. a - SAKE. Professor Fourneyhou
who WI is one Of the faculty i the Virginia
gPolytechilic Institute, Will speak uponsthe
diseases OF live Stock and their. treat ;at
ment. DR.. Magruder VIII give q prac c,iIia
d ers and methods of improving the SOL.
Professor II egess subject will be fruits
and Vegetables. 4, -,
RufIin,s district next Monday This VIII
take place at Nlangohck. III king " II
Siia m county. i5si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Jubilee Indulgence.

Pope Plus * has declared a Jubilee In
honor of the Immaculate Conce to
be held in all Catholic pa FISHES: I, The
months. beginning with septembcr s and
ending with December s. 1904 III N. z
5ts a curoularllS to this n effect has been
semitic &alll the 81 priests OF the
Diocese Of virglnia All rightly
disposed Catholics may avail themselves
of the Jubilee Indulgence by following
the conditions as laid down II y the cir
5cular. The jubilee 8Swiil IF close with q
iridium, to be held on the 18Th OF De-
2cenlber IN q VI stt {sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
/ FROM LONDON CHURCH
Rev. N. Is. j ones, ST Leigh Street
Church, Invited to- Supply. III

Street Baptist Church. has received an
Sinyilt alton 8 from r regent Park Baptist
Church, in London i, Eng land, to- occupy
m On It's 1of October and n November. Mr..
Jones preached ia I'll this church, last sum
!n1erHand created a favorable Impression.
5sf The church agrees q to Apaysall expenses
az "a Mr.. fSl nd IA n IRIS. 8s Jones. and offers a
hands ono 5fremunera tion,s for. MS services;
Regent Park Ba ptist Church rs obalboly J,
that Sdenon1inati In 14ond onlaI II is stll
~ Mr. Jones has ca bled Il a reply. that he
has the matter der cons idera ton. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
.sAppendicitis.

Mr.. Charles OBJ. c,owardlpg ar. who
recently took a trip AZ 4 he I'D leo of his
physicians when sufferin s. from IAN ftn-
scipienti attack Of appendc itls.t has res
fanily Residences. No 4 1903 Grove Avenue.
Willie his condition Is not sda ngero GUS. nor
serious. II Is probable that
an operation may have to be erforlned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
!; MR. WIS OR HERE j ]. j 4:
SAYS His Kinsrnan IS Sure
Winner in the Ninth.

50 Mr. 3. 80 lyysor.a ~. Russell county.
former assistant clerk OF Inc Corpora ~,
L ton Comm issior. an slo gene; q ,nflV
s,,ger 81 the imperial Fire Lrantc Co..
5roration OF trazeRell as mime CITY. &c
Z ompanied BY ii r.s ] 81 r. d HUT. secretary.
md treasurer 81 the latter CONCERN.
looking after some business trers In
connection therewit h:s 81. g8 4;
Is Mr.. VISOR appears confident that Hon,
Joseph c. r. will be elected o3.sr'r
Fl ess In the Ninth 4 district 10 succeed!
congressman 3 e. slemp. He ays thai y
the brilliant ornto and lcniocr ~
leader IS fairly eating his competitor
salivers on tte&stulnp. and that the lnrty
is8sin$ better lighting trim than tt llsa
bpeen% IN ten%years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Winding Up Work.

The committees Of the present City
Council are rapidly winding UP theirswork
and making way for their Successors, who
will take ofhec Thursday Of this week.
The Committees on Streets and Gene.
only routine business was IA transacted.
Major OtwaY S. Allen, who IS "a member
of both and chairman OF the former and
Is brief address & to each, thanking his
colleagues for their uniform courtesy. Z
The Committee on Claims and Salaries
failed of a quorum. 5s5 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Marriage Was a SURPRISE.

n, Mr.. J.. ]. 8 ogan, a former citizen of
Manchester, but now Of Moncssel,, q Pa,
and i his wife w no was NJ SIS Violet II.
4 Howell. of this city, are here on n Visit
but Informed tie BRIDES parents a only
on ther@arrivnl&inB r Richmond. when they
telegra phed the news to Mr., and Mrs.
Howell. They have been spending some
of the brides parents, In! Parnassus. PA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
AGED Colorcd Man Dead.

Benjamin 4. Wright, a respected colorcd
man Of the old issue died last night at
his home in the rear of No, West Cary
Street. aged seventS-iiNe years, lIe was a
county. Wright was long a srusted EN-.
ploye Of l. y. Vaughan and later OF
Spiccr, Sons and Company. Before the
war he was slave OF the Chalkley fam
Sily IL leaves a wife&and one son, Jacob
Wright, 4 mail carrier. The deceased was
4 nj e hjv respected by both races. .sEit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Colonel Cation Hopeful.

House iron, lexandriassc and county
and prominent candidate forS the Dem
socratic nomination for I4ieutenant-Gover,
5nor,is in the city looking a fterS some legal
self as quite hopeful concerning the DEM
ocratc outlook in the country this fall,
and said he believed the Democrat had
putTup a strong ticket and platform s
Colonel Cation said he was mo pressing
Ills own fight pending the fall s. ele ctions,
hut that he felt much encourng ed at the
prospects for his success. ~ rs