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RAILROADS
PENNSYI VA0lA Rhu 9lka'

EATON CORNER OF Sixth sSSD x SIS
aND cHTC1Go Jr .;2t Al =. &c r s 81
.hHinr Cars. oc Chicaso SDeeia! Harrisburg
nianapo}ts- ] orisvi5ie. ana - Louis RaIt-
fsrot'er Parton Car 70 fi1.-r1sGu-s.
ln,5a =, u daily. The I,i:sESSs1 - 81
iiNt 70 - IA man Sleeping. DINING
Smoking and Observation cars frcrn Tse~5z
-oF '-f.e.ezra- tss=y-i.sssi- ,5,r'@,i-s
a. % :. ". daily. ST. TOTS OMITTED
60 - = ing. -'',5s- - 81 -.
In. ane st Louis Buffet Farlor Car d
no 4. Il l:aIly. MAIN LINZ ExPIsEs-1 e
IUIilnan SGfTes FarIoT Car 70 IIaTristiTy-
r06et I'arior Car Harrisburg 70 ittsoussz
- = = - tsiiy Che 90 I'D - -
IS EXPRESS -siee1i.,.- ard D..inZ fcsrS
Washington % ST Louis harrisburg =
S9sas-sallA (vis Cincinnati ara I7,,ufSyilie'
s-sa p. RI daily cHIGzzGo E.IsI5-ED---
Cars HARRISBURG TO Chicago Toledo and
Cleveland ilarior Car u IIaisis 81 g 60.
oI-'s M C.'.r.ry,;a;f
81 p n daIfv TTESTE R[ F-XPT2E<S%
Pullman Si-s Psra- C-.lr 20 T's=+s5u=< an
Ces.caEe Toinsn= Car to Chicago -.
CfSEATI EXPRESS Pullman Siee2if.r
f-ars Washington to HARRISBURG 2a1 He
ris5TLg 70 Cleveland and C.nci11aSi. DE-
1a.f9 - dairy Pacific ExP2ESs
Pullman Steering Car 10 P1ttshurg- Cen
20 IL daily BUFFAT4o DAT tx
IlFIcSS. With -h-o,ssh Csc Car, PaTio-
Car. a;,f Cce>1es to Brftaio. ia EIlPnrs-
- a Tor kane. caae5s1aisua. Roeses-
ter. aDa Niagara Falls daily except Sun
1910 A n 1or Elmsra IN. Z. novo aa:ly.
sNceoC S-ndaT- Fec Tiii;tusSpo-t caii=.
rs P. II dsav. RJ.-FAr.o ffIGrT TX
and ~(.7o = In
- n saffr To- Eric. ecr ROCHESTER.
sst:Irsiay, wiz Sleeping ca- ..asa-1's527
Ru.2alo- ana Magma Fz.ss ds Ky Pullman
slAspiac Car Washington 10 i-ocilesSer s7a--
FoR o7TLa DEI.T9tirA &Eps YORK AID
$50 2 n. 'F~CNcRESSIo%AT limited
for NeEv 20 only daily. az Ps,-.oF Car.
and .lt:ea = Il s1z-<5. s-15 AS. go.
.l1.7s a. 81. I2-eI.. 81. TX. $50. anz
~ rils s:cipi'j.. erig F:xpre=v &c l0-na \
NJ 1891 P y. week da.s. 70 400. 80
.say< and s:s- P II daily
1919 less. 1I:eo A II. 1901 I2:gs, IN
SO Sf5 rs 4-Ga t4.a5 --f'astcLSs. +-.s
as. as SIS go, go. $50. 7:;s 7:45
REX tavz On Ss1rezvs. c-15- 20 SO. a-s5
In-50 HOO \ III 1901. lis. 2-e9. 80
80 ESQ 900 Limited, 4.29. 40. -.
5zza. gle. s-se. IS. rs. &c., lo:ee p "a
$40 p n sesz days Sundays $50 y y.
: = rei,s,s cyeek e - Maal s.ss
-3cset e..icez s5-=se- FIttscnfn and q
Streets. All a. ne station. slzsa ana
eJ,ocLc,-,c- OF bac-ae 70 destination E-1Eu fs5-
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR s2ENT-NIce six-roosn house al Con
gress Heights. Inquire next door. c. A
PETERS. dez3-7t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
\ TWO-STORY APARTMENT HOUSE.
on an avenue Well reatel EiIe owner
vans a small farm See us 1t once II
you wanr TO make q good swap.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.,
I411 q ST. N. w. de24-tf
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WESTWARD.

CHICAGO ana NORTHWEST. 'u:Oc an.
CINGINNATL 81. LOUIS. and Louis
WILLIE. ~I0:o5 an. -F.o5 pm. KS n ,h5
PITTSBURG and CLEN ELAND. IL 10 IN
- 70 pm. and ~E2-ze niShS-
COLUMBUS. SD pm
WHEELING, ~1U-05 an, $50 Pm
WINCHESTER, $50 am. .'s:g5. -.5:G0
pm
a m. $50 and 1000 pm
FREDERICK $3.50. s'~S-f5. sss10-95. esiI ID
an .~+1.I5 %-z:a5, s-5.S5 pm.
HAGERSTG TN. ''1o:o5 q N. and $500 pm
BOYD ard way points, -SS.25 .'%tS.t5 a n
eel IS $50 ass, ss-I3:15. rsII % pm.
GAITEERSEURG and way points. -'S:35.
aHs9:I5 am. aFI2-55, ~e%1-I5. $3.50 -S.15
s.5:S5. s46:S9 sas7.25 sss10lS ssII:s1 pm
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points
~s@9-I5 an. Sssi:15, -sS-a9, $50 p-rn
Daily. Except Sunday sunday only
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
ara residences by Union Transfer Co. on or
eers LETT AT ticket Offices. 6i9 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. New York ave and l5,a ST.. ana AZ
staten.
S s. HEEE District Passenger Acen.
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Furniture, Parrot. Piano. Etc

At At Auction. 10 a. IA. Wednesday. 1927 and
~ ST. NV loft solid mahogany ext.
new rugs, and general housefurnisflinlss
y Ilson < Mayors, Auctioneers.
Free, Lb- of Fancy Cakes With Each
gallon of ice cream, zoe and soc per gal
Lon. Laceyss, COZ New York Avenue
northwest
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FOR SALE-FARMS-

FOR SALE-Country home in Maryland s
miles from Capitol: scent fare 70 Washing
ton; fruit and shade abundant; bargain for
cash. Address Bon lS2, this oliic :. deZI-3t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-stable: 3 stalls. 50 per month
CAPITAL MOOD CO.. ID and y SIS S"-
de22-Gt
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. <Is-4 -.
10th ST. NV Phone Main 4229 da2->ut
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE

TWO SPECIAL PROPERTY SNAPS!
room frame house on P St, be
tween 18th and 26rh sts., renting
for SII Present tenant mas occu- 81 itEl
-. house Tor 6 years Price-------.NF
Two 4-roorn brick houses on Zlth
St south Of Pa ave rented 70 80
white tenants at $500 per month 81 tCNf
zach Price -eacI---------..--
The Miiler-Shoemaker Real 1 f5SaSs Co
Nam OFFICE. 1923 22a ST Phone ". 10.
- VI-ars FrarCh Office. Pa. ave. AID Rock
Greek Phone West "a delA-L
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EsrArE

MONEY. TO LOAN on D. 9 REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest Payment on prtn-
c,paI in amounts of $500 or more received a
arv interest period TIE F H SMITH
COMPANY, Bond Building. HOS New YORK
ave "
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real IS
tate at 4, ~, and per cent interest Spe-
ciai privileges with respect 90 prior payments
Large amounts q specially. TYLER K
RUTHERFORD, 1857 T $. NV ocl0-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-s250 to S5oo.ce0 on y. G.
real estate. Interes1 low and all trtnssic-
lions conducted with economical conS2deis1-
ton Tor borrowers.
VfAI II. SAUNDERS & co.
140! F ST. y "
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-Young parrots. canaries rab
kinds Birds boarded for the summer
SCiMID'S BIRD STORE, 712 18th st NV
ana 62l II 81 ne ie20-tf
DOGS. goats. pigeons, rabbits, guinea pipg
etc. e l. BARCLAY. Jr., Pet Stock Dealer
929 Louisiana ave. delft
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wANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicvcle
In Washington ll3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
oeZ-st
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APARTMENTS.

The REGINA. sr. oe
aG2a 1sfh NV Z - %
The Marion 57 f,............ ...-....-. ~ 10
The St0afgfs.-f ar b $500. . IS
1855 Chaplin St nv GT b.............. .,fG1
1876 Chapin ST nv. 81, b---.-------..---- . s.
65S Morton II. re. II. fS2a
65S1z Morton ST ne, r. b--.-------------- 1l33
2iS5E CSt4s.aev ST ne - 5..---.-..-.------ = 20
~ Quincy 81 ne. Z. b-----..------------- 80
FINE Foi- sEs1cazPTNG APARTMENTS IL
THE MAR1oN. SToDDEEeT, TIE
J. Z @ TIE INJURY, Ae(J
The REtSINa-
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
MESTS ~ THE PORTLAND
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting ,
10 pain; look. feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal /.
painless filings. DR. J. /. WILSON. 1903 F
81 NV de17- Jgt
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EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR

EVERY HOUR on The HOUR
To Baltimore With Pullman Service.
Weeks days. 2.57. SEQ. ESQ. ECO, go. $50.
$50. 800, $50. 1U-CC. n-0J an: 800 n0o-:
lz-o5. loo, 30. $50. $50. 5-45. qua. 5-05.
30. 0:oo. ca. 1-ee. 500. 1000. 1I.3e. u-35
p
sundays. z=57 200. 7.2s. SIS. s:9o. n-ea
an. 1-3c, liz, 800, 3:20- 800 SD. SCI
SEC. 1880. 1880. i: pm
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SCTViCe.
ANACOSTIA.

RURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson uts-
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0FFIcES

OFFICES
So c5-Eer ItsA and = SIS nv
ROOM l. ROOM l.. s. ROOF l., =
150S r St NV, Room s-si-.s
1ll4-IIs6 T - nv. Roam : 49,
II d 81 nv. d and 81 floors sss-'4
1921 =. y aye. nv, =, "a n0or-- 49,
l3gs = = nv Room 49,. -Si3-l4
12z5 Pennsylvania ave. nw-.---------- e95-s-'
5l2 z S4yy % $3.50
Sc. cor. 72ti GI-d + slow
IsIl Q r.E-. 800
III r fs'-,- - 80
So. cor sth ( . nv - ara 81 tioo-s- -sl,s1 %
IT, Z ss-s'-s.z
T-SySi -pPASSED FACILITIES FOR TIE
CClT.IFECTION- or RESTS FROM All
CLASSES Or itk0EE5Is .i-s ~ - 49,
As the above is onIs part CT the rs o tlso1-
critics Under olzr charge we VII Gizf'iE 1uE-
fIi~sl cornple1e Bulletins on application being
made At t1iis ot6ce or g mall
TEos5. . FISHER 4 CO. me-.
7nk 81 nv adtotrsa= the Sew Wharf
FOR RE.-lE-E7ozse, s. 4. ST. w; if f.l.5-.
,.,r-f.t-a-7sr7s- Ia windo.r brick, eaD- S-i5t
deZ7-st
FOB PE,NT-Six room house. p5::1.p n y..ir1;
Tr6llf porch IN nice order; On burnt is-li--sS
i 1900 CITY: short distance % street.
80. 3 2 Z EARNSHAW. IloJ 3lth .
FOR RExr-Iz4 r st. Sc. near the Ca2.[ol'
ICONS. bav---IndcvF brick cellar i1f
,so6 1qss. I'LL dnc1. III -Ith St nv
ron RENT-i2o5 st NV. convenient 10
caIity; rooms poEce--t -, - Tl,roI1f,5It
MOORE & HILL Ine-). II 18th 81 nv
no2s-1
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOP .RENT-Fo,.r rooms. bath. AID cellar;
1.IS 15-f St NV - D. ADDISON, SOS 1.th
St Geo.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

VgANTED-We search the country for tecn-
meal assistance and competent domestics
and search Washington for good positions
we can ind anyone you want or get any po-
sItion you can I'LL. SOC viii do il ali TIL
xmas AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS' AS
ISOLATION Gnc.). 4I9 10th St NV. defs-I5t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

W ANTED--Anyone who works will be offered
positions by AMERICAN FfOMESEEkERS
AsSOCIATION unc). Doc sI9 10th st nv
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-Entire third floor; two large
nice front and back rooms with heat and
gas. $3.50. 1906 18th St dc=7-2t
FOR RENT-Tygo large unfurnished rooms
suitable for housekeeping. Virginia Flats
'IIh and Virginia ave sW-. FLAT / de27-2t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

TUX oALE-hORSAo q VEHICLES.
spring Panei-top Grocery Wagons s50
Full Platform Panel-top Grocery Wagons sT5
ION la Fsdkbt4>- . - - $50
III ton full Platform CoeI Wagons 81 5
Full Glass Depot Carria ge . SKI
S. ID. WATERS SON. $40 Pa ave
Gel6-tf
FOR SALE-one good work ana dri,-ire,
horse; VIII sell cheap. fI95 u St ne. II
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FatLaI-LFAlA AID XIV IG2A
30 q. 10 Uiner. Pullman Ps1rior
1900 a E1Ie-, EsCl0E- H. Train
--e.Ou q EJlTl-r- and putnam fssrioT CIR
Al DO a. ~. DlESr ard ElliEaa2 GSarior Car.
<i-lJ D B-aer ard Pullman Isarior Car
$50 D. n f3Ula! Limited All I'cIiIliaa
500 p n Diner and Pullman tsa-ioE
- 20 p IT, CoacEeS 20 Philadelphia
$50 p. II. Coaches % Pnil4adeipaia-
AZ. 2. - S-espSrs-
- % a ~. Sle@psCS-
atlantic City --.=eo. <<z:eo. ell 90 an.
"a r-1a sqn
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FOREIGN MAILS.

S'ASiiI 9@l5ToN, D. c. POSTCF'g771-F 7--,T7. -
q any time A4.1S occur
FOREIGN MAILS are de- sl,s.i =.
poIss q sailing daily and re ssebe.s.siz -
sSs...s y sarssies1 On sie presumption ss
tt'tss. overland transit For re
--Ss--,s closes VII DC made from the NsTS
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WANTED-FLATS.
V-ANTED-FIat about three rooms ne; state
particulars. Address BOX I16, this Office
de25-5t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Ofice rooms in the Evans Build
ing. l4ie 70 1924 New York ave NV; most
centrally located. rental very low Apply 10
JOHN o EVANS, 1924 New York ave. se21-t II
BLISS BUILDING, 80 B 81 nw-Verzy de-
sirable offices, facing Capitol with heat
light and janitor service. from IS per month
up Cali or write A Q. BLISS Telephone
East pes- seT-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

S. &. HEGE. District Passenger Asen..
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WANTED-Two second cooks. white; dining
cars 500. AMERICAN HON IS EEKERS-
ASSOCIATION Qnc.l. 4l9 10th -. 1t
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-25
Accidental Happenings.

Louis Weathers, son of Mr.. and
MIS-. James A. Weathers, Sioux City.
met horrible death as the result Of
the bite of mad dog.
Twenty fancy horses persisted in a
hre at trotting track at Lexington,
Ky. 1t. is estimated that the loss is
100000.
Clarence De Ryder, a cyclist, was
Killed while attempting to loop the
loop at resort in Salt Lake CITY.
This was his first attempt to loop the
loop.
Ten persons were drowned as the
result OF the capsizing of a naphtha
lunch on the Potomac river of
georgetown, the western section of
Washington. during the annual Poto-
mac regatta. Four others who were
ON the launch escaped.
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OF The Weels
FOREIGN Gossip.

Foreign Gossip.
The British torpedo boat destroye
Decoy SANK OFF the Scully islands Al
the result OF collision with anothe
destroyer. The crew was saved.
Inhabitants of the Island of Crete
nave addressed a strong petition tx
the Italian government asking to b
freed from the government of King
George Of Greece.
The st. Petersburg Oficial Messen
ger announces the closing Of the land
frontier of Transcaspian territory ow
ing to the prevalence of cholera in
Persia and Afghanistan.
The condition of King George OF
Saxony gives rise to the greatest con.
Germ. The king is suffering from
asthma and experiences an ever grow.
Ing difficulty in breathing.
At the international socialism and
trades union congress at Amsterdam
there was great applause when Vice
Presidents Katayama of Japan and
Plekhariff of Russia publicly shook
hands.
The British bark Inverkip, Capt
Jones, from Melbourne for Queens
town, was sunk and twenty persons
were drowned as the result of COLI.
sion of Fastnet rock, Ireland, With
the British ship Loeb Carron, Capt.
Clark, from Clyde.
A band of Armenians has been at.
tackled by the Turkish troops in the
village of Schimirian, four days tray
ell north of Bitlis, Asiatic Turkey.
kurds are alleged to have taken part
IN the attack. Two villages are re.
ported to have been destroyed.
The Paris Temps correspondent at
Rome telegraphs that a mission from
the sultan of Turkey, bringing rich
presents to King Victor Emmanuel
and Queen Helena, is expected short
~. 1t is said that the mission also
brings letter from the sultan inviting
the Italian sovereigns to visit Con-
stantinople.
The coasting steamer Penguin has
been wrecked and twenty-five persons
who were on board of her were
drowned. The Penguin was chartered |
to search for ''Kruger's Millions al
legged to have been sunk with the
steamer Zululand, off the coast of Ma
tai three years ago. Four previous
expeditions with the same object in
view have ended disastrously.
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.Cbe-.ne!w$
Washington

| Washington.
The hearing on the charges pre-
ferred against John Goodnow, consul
general at Shanghai, has, been con
cluded.
Cold storage foods and their effect
upon the human system are to be Civ.
en- nine months test by the agricul.
tural department.
Indian Commissioner. Jones of Wis
consin denies that there is any foun-
dalton for the recent. report that it is
his intention to resign.
John Birkinbine, expert geologist,
has compiled tables which show Amer
lea to be by far the greatest iron ore
producing country in the world.
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock
has sent his private secretary to the
Yellowstone Park for the purpose of
looking into the management and op-
Grafton of that domain.
It was stated at the bureau of i'm
migration that it's officials in charge
at New York have instructions not to
detain Mrs. Florence Maybrick, now
on her way to America, after spending
years In an English prison.
Indian Agent Sam Campbell, located
at La Pointe, refuses to permit In
dams in his charge to file on a tract
OF land just outside of Ashland, Wis.
Maj. Campbell believes that it should
be converted into poor farm.
1t is understood that A. B. Hyde &
Co., Cincinnati, will undertake to ap-
peal from the ruling of Secretary
Hitchcock whereby the title to tri-
angular piece of land in the Duluth
land district is awarded to the State
Of Minnesota under the swamp land
act.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-25
NAB GRAIN CLERK AGAIN.

Emery, Released on Bail, Rearrested,
on Embezz'ement Charges.
Milwaukee, Aug. 2O.-George n. I'm.
cry, recently in the employ of the Mil
waukee Office of the Bartlett, Frazier
& Darlington Company of Chicago,
and who was arrested few days ago.
on a. charge of conspiracy was re.
leased on bail last evening and was
rearrested on warrant sworn out by
William c. Duell, Milwaukee manager
OF the firm. The warrant charges en-
bezzlement on six counts, the amounts
aggregating approximately $4,000.
Emery furnished $4,000 additional baiN
and was again liberated.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-25
DEM GAR HAS A SON.
Russian RevoIutionists Tell of Substi.
tuition,

tuition.
Paris. Aug. 20.-Russian revolution
lists here declare positively that the
empress of Russia really gave birth to
female child, for whom at her birth
male child was substituted-a peas.
ant woman's baby. The revolution
lists vouch for the truth of this state
ment. and. astounding as it is, they in
sist that it comes from a perfectly re-
liable source, and that it will be veri.
ned later. The nihilsts say that the
internal condition of Russia is SUCH
and it is made more precarious by the
ieverses in the Far East = that had
the people been disappointed again in
their hope in the birth of boy, a re.
volt would have been imminent. This
danger. magnified by the probability
oof the fall of Port Arthur ut any mo-
ment, caused the cars a-ivisers TO
take these precautions.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-25
General.

The Montana Republican state nom
mating convention Will be held a,
Billings Sept. Z.
Ex-Gov. Lounsberry died at his res
idence, "The Hickories," four miles
from Bridgeport, Conn.
Commander Booth-Tucker of the
Salvation Army will leave the United
States about the middle of Novem.
Der.
DR.. Paul Shekwana of England has
been appointed instructor in bacteriol.
ogy and pathology in the state univer-
sity of Iowa.
Seymour D. Thompson, former asso.
ciate justice of the court of appeals at
st. Louis, died of diabetes at his home
at East Orange, N. j.
Henry Heitfeld of Lewiston. ex
United States senator, was nominated
for governor by reclamation by the
Idaho Democratic state convention.
1t was announced from the head
quarters of the Peoples party that a
full electoral and state ticket would
be placed in the field in New York.
Gen. Wilder Metcalf has been elect,
ed president of the National Society
OF the Army of the Philippines and the
next meeting will be held in Chicago.
The st. Louis board of health has
rendered bill for $4,000 for services
Tor the government in maintenance of
Filipinos housed in the quarantine
hospital since July.
Henry A. Wyman has been appoint.
ed permanent receiver of the supreme
council of the American League of
Honor, a beneficiary organization with
headquarters in Boston.
G. A. Tomlinson of Duluth has
placed a contract at Cleveland for the
construction of a freight boat, to be
the second largest on the great lakes.
The cost will be 100000.
Heavy showers in Southeastern Ne.
braska following the three hottest
days OF the summer have dispelled
fears of damage to the corn crop,
which was needing moisture.
The convention of the International
union concurred in the
report OF the committee on eight-hour
laboring day, which advocated the
adoption of an eight-hour law.
Leslie Lisle of Belle Center, Ohio
lost. purse containing $4,000 on the
worlds fair grounds at st. Louis. A |
guard who found and returned the
purse received no reward for his hon.
esty.
BY participating in the Rosebud |
1rawing William Brewer OF Illinois not |
only became owner of farm, but |
'ound his seventy-year-old mother,
whom he lost track Of fifteen years
lgo.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-25
Girl Takes Strychnine,

Pierre, S. D., Aug. 2O.-A telephone
message from Blunt this evening an
nounces the death of Miss Pearl Gun
salus OF that place from strychnine
poisoning. 1t is not known whether
the taking of the poison was acct
dental or intentional The youne
lady did not recover consciousness,
from the time her condition was dis.
covered until her death.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-25
Sins and Sinners.

Ed Brown of Des Moines has been
arrested charged with the murder OF
William Golf, aged Ave years, with a
brick
George I. Irwin of st. Louis, who
arrived in Boston to attend the G. A.
H. encampment, has been drugged and
robbed Of 5000. \
Miss Ethel K. Pardoe, employed by
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison as governess
for the Edison children, has commit
ted suicide at Orange, N. ].
M. D. Reese, operator for the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Oak Chatham station,
Neb, was called to the door of the
depot by two men, one of whom shot
and killed him.
Winfield Carpenter died at Iowa
City. Iowa. According to his dying
statement there was poison in can
OF coffee from which he drank while
eating his lunch.
In sentencing four youths to the
penitenitary for life, Judge Axel Chy.
traus in the criminal court in Chicago
took occasion to deprecate strikes as
breeders of crime.
Robert e. Taylor, formerly clerk in
the Citizens National bank of New
York. who pleaded guilty to uttering
forged bank notes, was given five
years imprisonment.
Lafayette w. Jones, a wealthy. farm.
o. OF Plattsburg, Mo-, was shot and
Killed by his flfteen-year-old son Hugh.
because the boy was not allowed to
drive the family horse.
Two men were shot in Chicago by
William Pfeiffer, who was running
smuck. He was evidently crazed by
hQuor, and his friends attempted to
TAKE the weapon from him.
Brooding over undeserved disgrace
nue to charges of treachery during the
South African war, James Curran. a
sllversmith and veteran of the Boer
army, has committed suicide in his
Brooklyn lodgings.
DR.. Jones Watson of New London.
Mo-, the death of whose wife has been
the subject of an investigation, has
been arrested charged with the MUIR
Ter OF his wife. DR.. Watson carried
SsO,oO0 insurance on the life of his
wife.
Insanely jealous of her husband.
David Mills of Evansville, Ind. Mrs.
NILS attacked Mrs. Charles Stone. a
pretty widow. whom she thought was
trimming the affections of her husband
md gave her severe beating with a