davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1904-05-25
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE end
WASHINGTON DlvisioN.
Schedule in Effect May 8, 1904.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
FOR Chester and Philadelphia, LAB. 40,
so5O S'g a;OS, , ~ I.5o S.O,; 80 $40
i1iisy. i;ao l.gl, l2.S2, 800 $40 lChester
0Sdniy)' Sd 400 454 SIS. COZ. ,6.S5, 6.55. 9.0S.
V;V ~ ana ul.oO p. m. weekdays. %,
a'o,' 'z'v1' 800. 400. 4.54. .5.S5. 6.0. i7.zs,
''9s, lv;oo and ll1.00 y. m. Sundays.
- LhladelDhia only. 3.39 a. m. llz.l6,
Az, 90 $50 ITO, 500 and 9.1fp. m. week
fn s,S,fsa S9' a. m.' $50. 7.l0. 500 and s-lA p
5Eoor New York Through express). 1.ls.
sss ~ 90 ii.4o a. M. t?i2.l6. '1.37, 311. 6.oi,
sa = o- ~ sl4 ,. m. weekdays l.43.
- ';so' LILO a. m; 81, 800 6.U7. e2620.
~. ~. ~ p. m. Sundays.
n,,off New York Connecting at Phnadel-
Phii9dcinb,, 80; 1.o5 connects at West
philadelphia) $50. s's5 900 ills econ-
M az West Philadelphia) a. m. 80.
Phfa5eir h2.9' ll.oO connects at West
a ~ tpnial weekdays. 400 no. $50
gc,iil.., m, 20. 4.5i. and III 90 p. M Sundays
NgTaleets nm az West philadelphia).
ana 9 1ooston without change 10 .02 O. m.
davs. .'VV p m. weekdays. 500 p. m. Sun
.,e s2r or Newark Center and irstermediate
days 20 a. m. and 6.i2 p. m. week.
n iiss'ile5imore Z and Washington. i2.55. ~
~ IA ~; v,lO l0iS, and ii Oi a. m. ~ o5.
qsM i 80" % S.57. AS s. Is. sos. e. ss,
week-,Iavs 10 20 ~ p m. and l2.lS night
S4igP 'l2o 'l.57 3.57. SIS. s0s se' Isl =. 81.
B,i;;,,lin. ln. and ii2.ls nights. Sundays.
| p 5s more and intermediatc starions.
/ !6i3 30 20 !o.l3 p. m, ek-days,i and
ltior se Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
| ~ "a toP % Wilmington, $50 6s5. 40. 40.
/ m no o. 3.l2, l0.l6 1920. OBS, IL -23 a.
/ 4oi 1oy l,o, j %, 200 800. lS.25, 3.l4,
| IA y toa 80. N.f9. 5.07. SIS. 1874. $50
liii-ss 30 S.ss 9.si, lio.2l. 1i.os. ii 5s
s.s5 B9o M and 1900 night weekdays.
| ifs % a. % l9.l2 ll0.35 li.23 a. m.
4 20. '2.s2 3 90 44s. 5.07. 5.2s. SIR
aId ie ~ % night SUNDAYS. 'A-'-' - -N''
n, ~ ~ ~ west Philadelphia, 3.s5 and 4. IS a.
~ sr 90, 5.55 D. M. yeel-davs. 4 ss en6
-..9 y. M. 1.ll D. m sundnna
Evening journal., 1904-05-25

BUcHER LETTERS WAGONS. SIC SHIP
ley ST.
Evening journal., 1904-05-25

Palpitation Of the heart may be arrested
by bending down so as 10 allow the blood
to run to the head.
Evening journal., 1904-05-25

Spots OF paint when not soluble in water
and alcohol may always be removed by
oil Of turpentine.
Evening journal., 1904-05-25

Salt mixed with lemon Juice viii destroy
iron rust.
Evening journal., 1904-05-25

General Passenger Agent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
Ste @ttttpe EFT japanii6er soISafem,

Sn Sapan bsrri6t bic Site, bab
benz in ben &riee 5iebenben &eferpiz
item bon ieinen 8erfpanbten unD Be-
~fannten cine SABINE pprauseetrasen
pirb Bis our 8abnitatipn, bon no ii4
Der 3eferpiit gu ieinem Sruppenper@
bunb besiebt. Sieie meiit iebr pris
mitipen, aus 8ambusrobr unb einem
Stid Sud- bergeiteIten 6abnen pers
ben bdnn por ben Sboren Der Sempel
aufseiteat. Die 6ralRn tommen fat
tdgli9 gu Der SABINE ibres @atten, auf
Der in japanii9en 3ei9en gef9riebsn
elm 2oblisb auf feline Sapferteit gu
lefen ftebt. aebrt elm Solbat 5urid
ars benz 9rieg. bunn tragen Die Ierz
tpanbten unb 8efannten bic SABINE
fpieberum boraus Big 81 ieinem 6aus.
Salt er aber i'm &rieg,. oann i4neioet
fi9 bic @ittpe ibr 9adr ab ote
Sapdnerinnen baben befanntli4
pra4tpoGes, tpoblsepflestes 9uar =
unb binbet es gum 3ei3en Der Srauer
on bic Stanee Der ihrem Shame ges
bDrisen SABINE, bic por benz Sempel
fte6en bleibt. Biz @inb unb 3egen iie
iammt benz Sraueri9mud SerfeBt.
Sie @itttpen, bic iia gum 3ei4en Der
Srauer bic Saure abi4neiben, bsrau'
BEN iia bamit ni9t MIR ibres f4Onften
Sdmudes, fonbern tie entiagen bamit
audi ben Jreuben Der Belt. @s bans
belt fi4 bier ni9t Bios Inn elm Spm>
bol, benin Srausn nit ubgeianittener
Saaren selten m Sapan als gs5ei4@
net. sic miiFen tbr 2eben in ftreng<
fter 3uriidsesosenheit unb @iniamtett
berbringer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

@Gf9e, lite bur9 etne
% ringmuf@ime gegangen
1T, foute fehr gut unb slatt ausse<
f6ldgen perben, neil felbft beim 8i>
seln 6alten, bic bur9 bas Wrinsen
eineebriidt tpurben, fi9 i9per .aiis>
prefen unb bic @df9e febr be~runtaf<
ten.
Wa9sIeintpan 5u reiniz
gen. Wer Mahsleintpanb large
biibf9 unb neu erbalten min, paf9e lie
nit tpei9em Glanen unb lauem Wafs
fer ab. Ginige 2Dffel Mil4 bdrauf
~eetrGufelt unb gut nit einem tpolsnen
2appen abserieben, ma6t bic Wa9ss
leintpanb Defenders s~ldnaenb.
Oas SpaIten Der NGgeI
finbet fi9 bdufis ba, mo- bic RdgeI
obnorm tpei9 fnb. Regelmdbises
5antiren in SliHigfeiten, 5umal in
tparmen, tpirb bieie Wei6heit natur>
semGb b~ermebren, unb beshalb folIte
nan biefes 9antiren na4 MDgli9feit
einfarGnfen ober cine 3eit lang gang
einftenen. 10 f4fper bas AUDI fir cine
I'm 6ausbalt tbGtige Dame fein mag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
YortngaI.
Saifsna@ri@ten..

" n zero m nj en-:
@lassop: n%2aurentian" bon Stem
Sort.
Stem Oorf: vGurneifa" bon @lasgotu;
.0aberIanb" bon Nntwerpen.
Giume: ypannonia" bon Stem Oorf.
iiber Nsapel.
2pnbon: Winneapolis bon Stem
Oorf; .Montroie" bon Montrial.
plpmOutb: v2aiier Wilbelm Der
@roBe" bon Stem Sort. fur gber-
bourg uno Bremen meter.
3iperpools ySarbinian" bon Wontreal
unb @lassop; v2ate erie" bon
Wontreal.
Glasgou: v2aursnttan" bon Seem Sort.
ROTTERDAM: vpotsoam" bon Neu Sort.
gberbours: .8aiier @il6elm Der
@robe" bon Nep Sort. iiber
plpmoutb, nod Bremen meiter.
Mntuerpen: .3oOlano" bon Sem Yort
iber Dober.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

S9uplerbiIle, 81. q. Der 1877
@eoenttag bon Sen. 8urgopne's ueber-
qabe an Sen. 8. @ates puroe bur9
gntbhauna zines Senfmals i'm Sdats
ten bes erbabenen Saroto9a S9la9t-
Wonuments begangen. >
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18


Wabrib, IL. DIT. Snfanta
Warie be las Wsrceoes, princeifin bon
Mffurien, bic S9mefter bee 26nigs
Nlfonio uno Grau beg prinasn @arl
Bourbon 1T beute eeftOrben. na6oem
fie geftern elmer So9ter bas 2eben 9e=
geben.
Sie prinsefin uar biz our @eburt
ibres 8rubers, bes 9egenpdrtieen 26=
niss, 96nisin bon Spanien. 1880
gsbOrsn, beitatbete fe 1900 benprinsen
Carl Bourbon. sic bat 3rei S6bne,
Mlfonio, 1901. unb Gernanbo Marie
Nlfonfo, 1908, 9ebOren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
4r. g.
,,1tnbeilbare" Masenleiben.
anrisrt init fanf sraiden Sra,ss galmstsD

anriert nit finf Jfaimen Srafes Halmettp
sSine, fpitenb $3.75.
Srau g. G. Gmitb, MaIop, Soma, f6reibt:
Srei Dofen 0rafe's YaImetto gine .gdben mir
Die erite Qinoerung bon einer1. 5tpetldbrtge1 bes
f~tdnoigen Maeenleiben. Stint rs Gents SIas
f6en baben mid p6nie furiert. Die beften
gler5te uno bieI anee5eiete Meoi5inen bermoHs
ten mir ourcbuus feline 3inoerung gu eeben. SD
fam iett iraeuo cine f6nadbufte gfabrung gez
niebei iino babe IN orei Waonaten 5tpan5ig
Bfiinb eefuonnen. Infer gpotbefer bat neiin
Siai6en Srafe's IaImetto @ine an einem 9age
mas er iir MID eetan bat. SD enlpfebIe ibn
allen, tueIhe Ieibeno fino. 0ie Srafe SormuIa
Company, 9rafe 8uiloing, gbicago,. Sn., feroet
cine Yrobeflai6e frei uno ~frdnfiert an ireero
Semano, Der an Magenbef6ueroen ODER ger=
ffopfune ieioet. Cine fIeine DOTS tdgIi6 gibt
prompte grIei&terung uno furiert, UNI turjert
5u bleiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
Na6tli6e Tabrt.
Teierlide llebtriibrnne Der &Oniss-
seiae bon YianiB mad Dresden.

DRESDEN, IL. Oct. Die ueber=
fibrung Der 2ei6e beg berttorbenen So
rigs @eorg. tpelhe beute Nadt an9orb
zines @lbe=D ampfsrs, BON pinnib aus
erfolgte, naate einen feierli9en gin-
bruf.
Ser Sarg tuurbe untsr @ortritt bon
6ofbeamten unb 6ofbienern, bic
6adeln trugen. burd Wilitdr. 9inien
nod einem 8alba1in auf ben Dampfer
gebra9t.
Ser r1eue 26nig unb Gtaats- WHr=
~bentrdger fahen Der uebsrfhhrung bon
einem 8afton bes S9loHes aus au.
Das S9iff fubr bann fromabmdrts
uno muroe bier Del Der Nntunft bur9
2anonenoonner unb Sduten fdmmt=
li4er @loden Der Stabt besriiBt. Ser
Sarg tpurbe Johann in @roseifion nod
Der fatbOl. Softir9e geleitet.
StaIien.
nj 8 u l6ung
befaIOen.
81 o M, II. Oct. Minifer : prdR=
bent @iolitti legte in einem Winifer.
ratbe ben @ptwurf au einem Beri1t an
ben &6nig Dor, tuorin Iul6Iung Der
Nbs. 6ammer uno General ablen
empfoblen tperben.
Nae politii9en Parteien ritten ii9
iebt our Wabl. 8is iebt herrfdt p6lise
Orbnung. Oas Cabinet berfolgt,
wenn es bic Seputirten= hammer au
oieier 3eit auHof. ben Ylan, idmmt=
lide perfahunsstreuen glemente, Oh
bisber 6reunoe ODER 8egner beg Wini-
feriums, our 8ertbeioisuns bon Jreis
belt unb Srbnune au pereinigen.
Canada.
% ithenbe Gee g u r m {.
! g t. SObns, q. j., II. DIT.
Seit 48 Stunben piitbet bier Der bef-
tiefte Sturm Der Sabres3eit unb man
befir6tet fdwere 8erlufte fir bic
Gi5her= ss[otte an Der 3ffe bpn 2a=
braeor.
8iele S9ifie befanoen fi9 nod
edlub Der Saiion auf Der 9simfabrt
unb unb fiber finb sablrei6e bapon GEE
franbet ober untereesangen. 9ie
xelssrapbsn-2 inien fino pieIfa9 3er-
f6rt.
t. Sobns, 81. g., II. Stt.
IL S9oner finb als sef9eitert 9emeI=
bet; Der 9ampfer @irsinia Safe 1T
nit mebreren bunoert Seuten, bic na9
e9luB Der Gifd=S aiion auridtebren,
t%iberfdaig.
Yortngal.
Nhdtrttt bes W lin e.
u m 8.
8 2tifabon, IL. Oct. Sas Gabi=
net lit 3uriidgetreten.
2 Wie perlautet lie9t Der @runb boz
ran, bab Der 36nis fi9 tueigerte, bas
E parliament benz 0erlansen beg Mini=
e fer.Prdfibentsu gemdb au p~ertagen.
)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

pie Sapaner bsfebten ben 6isel
MT i6weren Berg seihbben, bon bsnen
bic &uheu IL nabmen; Die iibrigen
tpuroen entternt. SEPT f6nnen Die
ibrerisits bic iapaniiden Sdan-
gen re4ts unb Limits BON benz 1igel
Gin geriud Der Sapaner
CUR Wieoer-e rOberuns oes 0iisels tpiro
.ertpartet, ba 0erfdrtungen bon Der
anoern Settle Der Babn anriiden.
Die 6dmp eber q , a n.
linfen Mrmee.
Sauptq ritter BON O n.
Ofus Inner u rme e, 16. Oct,
iibsr Sisntin, II. Oct. Die @uKen
sosen fid eefiern Nadt auf Der san3er
3uriif. auber auf Der duBer=
fen &e4ten, mo fe nabe Der 8uibimpo
Station in ben aineii6en S6rfern
energii9 @iberftanb leifeten. Die
Sapansr iudtsn bic @uRsn berasbsns
gu Derjasen uno INN Witterna&t griHen
bic &uHen bic iapanifde SteIuns an,
puroen aber nod 4=ftiinhisem Sample
unter idwersn gerluffen suriidsetrie=
ben. Die beioerisitigen Sruppsn per=
bradten Die Na6t auf S1uBpeite bon
einenoer unb unterbielten Elm itstiges
@smsbr. Seuer. Bic @eidibe ialeuber-
ten tauisnoe bon @sidoKsn in beibe
Eager.
Gin nelier Mngrif Der &uKen nit
S~agesanbru9 uuroe abermals auriid=
semieien unb beute firth selana es ben
Sapanern bic &uRsn lansiam 3urid=
3utreiben.
Bei benz Sort Samuhi, "a Meilen
bon Mutoen, it Der 4ampf nod im=
n,er i'm Gang; bas @efe9t bieier 2inis
entlang mar oas beftigfe in Der gan.
gen Sdla9t. Die &uHen batten IL
S~ibifionsr unb peGielten bdufis mil
frifden Sruppen. sic batten iiber
so @ei&iibe, bic Sapaner uaren elmo
slei9 fart.
Sie 0erlufte in benz 6.tdsieen 2am=
pfc tpare1 iebr ituer; man fddbt bic
Der &uKen auf 10. 600 big 90, 900.
Die 0erlufte Der Sapaner btirften melt
serinser iein.
Die linfe Mrmee ma9te in ben erfteu
A Saser iibsr 200 @efansene, cine nod
bsbsutsno er6Bere 3abl bic re9ts
Mrmee.
u b 3 1ung afIer 8ermit t.
9ldge.
paris, IL. Oct. SIM 6inblid aul
neue Inreeunsen in enelif9en Bldts
tern, tuonaa Der lberpdltisenbe Sieq
Sapon's fir Yermittlunssbori9ld9t
eiinfis Tel, erfldrt bas ~ausudrtiae @mi
auf @runo officieqer Wittbeilun.
gen. baB &uBlano Wermittluns por
feinsrlei Settle beridfdtigt uno mebl
benin lie enti9loHen 1T. ben 3rie9 mil
gntidloFenbeit tpeitersufibren.
DIT See.GIotte.
Gadtebers. 2angelanb Sniel.
Ddnemart, II. Oct. Bic Of Se'
5lotte fubr beute frib an Der duber'
ten Siib.S pibe Der Smell borbei. Se,
bdnii9e 2reu3er n9eimoal" weaielt'
salut : s9fHs nit benz ruiif9er
Glassi9iH uno begleitste bann bi
ruifi9en S&ife nOromdrts. Si
Jlotte b.ffebt aug "a e9ifsn. Sur
oarauf tuarfen Die S1ihe IN Sange
LAMB Belt Mnter, um &oblen gu faRen
Sampfer tparteten baielbf.
Ybilippinen.
Offi5ier erf4ieBt feinei
2amerabert.
M a n I | a, IL. DIT. unter.2e cut
nant %. 8. prit9arb. elm Sobn De-
@i9ters am Bunoess2reisgeri9t Il
0irginten uno NOro Carolina. erf6o
bette In einem WatnfnnsanfaQ be
2eutnant 5. 6. Deem uno begins ban
Selbhmorb. Beibe ffanoen BET BET
Is. @apalerie &9t. in Camp Stoltien
burg.
Spanien.
g hmpf4p nes Q1uin8 a e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
SHanen.
6 ageet heller.

g t. petersburg g. Is. Dit.
Sie Sage an Der SrOnt 1T berte Nbenb
berubigenber, tusnrl aud nod INNER
tritii1.
2urosattin bdlt ani9eineno bic So
paner fsf auf ieinem mittleren unb
lintsn Glisel uno bat iogar ben
Sbate 5luB wieoer 9~efreu3t.
8erii1te iiber cine a~ussebebnte iapa=
nifde Slanfen.8 speguns 0fli4 uno
ueftl. finb im@ang. aber nidt betdtigt.
SerIinfe Gliisel Mot
ednitten.
gom lintsn 6ltissI tam 3unbe. Die
ffarfe Streitma4t, pelde our nm=
gsbuns Der japaniIden &e4ten ent=
ianot purbs, mubte fia 5uriidsieben,
obmubl Sen. Mist9enfo cine 3ismlide
Strsds in Die iapaniide 2inie porge=
orur9et 3u 1etn l1eirf.
Die Ingrife ipielten fd in ben bier
Sasen mefentli9 BEL Na9t ab; elm
gorbringsn NOR bel Der Seftigteit Der
2anonaoe Sass iber unm6sli&.
General @~riepsnbers asbt in ae6n
Sassn nod Der Gront, um oas Cont
manbo Der II. Manbf9urei- Mrmee gu
tibernebmen.
Die ebige T rategif4e
Petition.
Die Gage febt ieBt 10:
2uropattin bat iein Centrum lei4t
bOrsei9Obsn, Sbabte pieoer beiebeno.
Direct binter ibm, reun WeiIen ent.
fsrnt, Iiest Der DUN Glub, osRer
8ridsn bic &uhen. falls Der &id3ue
nod Mutoen nOtbwenoig tuiro. gu treu.
gen baben.
Wo Der linfe Gliigel 1T, baribe,
berri9t untlarbeit; jeoenfails 1T el
ni9t na9 Mutoeu surtdsefommen.
Gin ruifides Seban lisst ni9t ldnge,
Dor; ~alIsroinss 1T ale 9ofnuns au'
ben gntiab bon Sort Mrtbur anidei'
nsnb geidwunben.
GtelIung bei g babte ) II,
rttferobert.
g t. petersburB, IL. Oct
Gen. Statelbere telegrapbirt, baB BIZ
&uHen sefern Sonelp Sree Sia, fto
LID BON Sbabfe, pieoer nabmen uni
elf iapanifde @ei9abe nsbf einen
S9nenfeuer- 8ei9ib erbeuteten.
Satbarof msIost, bab beute frib OIL
Der san3en S9la9tlinie bic Ranonao
bon reuem begann.
Sapanide g DANGER
Il + m t.
Mufben, IL. DIT. @eferl
waren bic &uhen ni&t blob erfolsreid
auf ibrer 9eaten, fonbern fe ftbrtel
AUDI auf Der 2infsn eini9e 9ldnaenb
8etpeeungen aus.
sic srgrifen cine enereii9e Often
fipe gesen bic iapanii9e Steluns be
Conflicting ihb6fli9 bonn GUN paB
Der Ort liest an Der So9trabe noe
8%entfiapube, fi9 an bic Manbariner
Straes, no fie Der GUN CLUB burd
fdneioet, ani9lieBeno.
8 &esimenter firmten bic iapani
i9en S9an3en uno nabmen fe moi
ber3weifeltem Wioerftanb, 10 @eidht
e~rbeutenb.
Die Sapaner erlitten ~unSebeuel
0erlufte.
, 5 q paner bren8o
,, mari fort.
Sottp, II. Ott. Nus berldf
li9en PripatGuslen ~berlautet, baB b
Sapansr ibren 8ormarf9 fortiebsrt TN
perf9ieoeue tpeitere Stelungen iibli
am Sbabte GluRe beieBten.
Die linte Nrmee bsiebte geftern Mi
tag Wafutiatun. A ruffi9e Battalion
b~eriageno uno einen ~folsenoen @eser
angrif abf4lageno.
Nrtinerie bonn Centrum uno Snfai
!, terie bon Der linfen Mrmee teldifige
ben ruifi9sn &iid3us. General 81
|. eriff bic 5auptma9t oes redten Sltse
am @6isn-paB uno bel %@buant9tin d
uno fu4t iebt ben rufff4en &iid3u
. Der Babn entlang AT hemmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
....6abrseit Der 3ige.

....6abr5eit Der Snge... T,
Abfabrt aniunf
Lolsbo. 6bieosO unb Ni9igau grpres..t 7.15 f1o.st
Eoleoo, Detroit uHb Gbifago Elm J. ....s1s.2o s.a5
UsinisaH gttp, Wuneis u. safapetteepI-t 7.ao tlo.a6
tosIta ausssnommsu eonutass.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16
TILLMAN GREEN
OF Dark's Mill Vicinity, Hurt
In a Runaway.
HORNETS WE'RE CAUSE OF 1T.
Stung the Horses In Fearful Manner.
One So Badly Injured It
Cannot Walk.
hornets WE'RE CAUSE OF IT.
MR.. GREEN DRAGGED.

Mr.. Tillman Green. of the Dark e
Mill vicinity, had a warm experience
Friday about noon. He was driving a
team of horses with a load of rails along
the road between Carriers Crack and the
Theta pike, when he and the team we're
suddenly attacked by hundreds Of hor
nets which flew from their nest on the
side of the road The borses ran away
and Mr.. Green was thrown out and
dragged about fifty feet, and i" addition
was stung by several Of the hornets.
But the team suffered worse than the
driver One of the horses was stung so
badly that it cannot walk step and it
is thought that it was stung by at least
QUO of the hornets.
Mr.. Green pulled 20 Of the stlngs out
of the horse = breast. The other horse
was also stung but not so badly. The
attack OF the hornets was altogether un
expected Mr.. Green did not drive
near there, and the Eest was not dis
turbed in the least. Besides being Sc
verely stung, Mr.. Green was considera-
by bruised by being dragged by the
team but is not dangerously hurt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16
THE OLD
SOLDIERS
Have a Big Time Thursday OF last
Week at the Reunion at
LynnviIIe.

Lynnville, Tenn, Sept. e.-The
fourth annual reunion of Harvey
Walker Camp, U. &. ", was held
today at Wigstaff s Grove. BY special
invitation twenty-five MauIy County
veterans came down. and there. were
representatives from the Lewlsoaa =
B1vouac, and the John H. Woodbridge
Rivouac of Pulaski. A few intro
ductory remarks were made by Capt.
4 X. p. Blackburn. President of the
camp, who introduced ex-senator ~.
Alfred Jones, of Marshall County. the
first speaker of the day. Capt. W. y;
Loyd. of LewisbuIg. made spiendlu
address. NJ, b. Tomllnson' OF Mauty
County. next made some improptu
remarks and Mai. John j. Williamson.
of Columbia, spoke next.
A bountlful basket dinner was served
under the auspices of Lynnville Chap
ter Daughters of the Confederacy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16
COLUMBIA
Will Be ThrOnged With Visitors
On Next Saturday
TO ATTEND THE SPEAKING,
And Every Effors Should Be Made
To Have the City Appear At.
tractive to Strangers.
70 ATTEND THE SPEAKING,
LET EVERYBODY HELP.

Saturday Will be big day in CO.
lumbia and the joint debate between
Governor Frazier and Mr.. Littleton
will attract large crowds not only
from Maury, but from adjoining
counties. There will be no speaking
by the candidates in Giles, Marshall
or Lincoln counties. and to encourage
the people of these counties to at
tend the speaking here, the State
Executive Committees have secured
reduced rates on the railroads. In adj
dltion to this, the local committees in
the counties named are working up
the matter with the result that large
delegations are expected to attend
the speaking from these counties,
and Columbia will be thronged
with visitors. In view of this
fact our merchants and business
men and citizens generally should exert
themselves to show spirit of hospi-
tally to the strangers within our
gates. AMI should do what they can to
make the city appear to the best ad-
vantage. Let the merchants arrange
theiI show windows in the most at
tractlve style. Let the city take the hose
and wet the streets as they have
right to do. and make everything look
as neat and inviting as possible. We
should make the best impression we
can on our visitors. for strangers al
ways size up city just as they do in
dividuals. With very little effort we
can make them all 60 away singing
the praises Of Columbia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16
The COMMITTEE
Arranging For The joint Speak
ing Between GubernatOrial
Candidates
TO OCCUR HERE SEPT. 18TH
Riverside Park Has Been Selected as
The Place Where the Speaking
Will Occur.
BIG CROWDS EXPECTED.
% OCCUR HERE SEPT. 18TH
BIG CROWDS EXPECTED


The Maury County Democratic Elk
ecutlve Committee has taken up the
matter of making arrangements for
the joint speaking here on Saturday,
Sept. 18th, between the candidates fol-
Governor. Mr. SmiseI, the Secretary
of the Committee. says that it mas
been decided to have the speaking at
Riverside Park 1t will be a quiet
place, is conveniently enough located
and will furnish plenty of seating
capacity and is unquestionably the
best place that could have been Sc
lected. Bills will be gotten out at
once advertising the speaking and an
effort will be made to have large
attendance of the Democrats of Maury
county. This will be one of the most
interesting Joint discussions held here
in long time, and every Democrat
who can possibly do so should attend.
The Republicans will do all they
can to have out big crowd of their
and it is due Gov. Frazier
that the Democrats of the county turn
out and hear the speaking and help
swell the enthusiasm fol- the Democrat
lc candidate. Further arrangements
will be made later as to the reception
to be accorded the candidates.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16
THE RESIDENCE
Of j. n. White on Fifth Street Dam.
aged BY Fire Thursday Night.

The fire department was called ont
Thursday night about 8 80 O'CLOCK by a
blaze at the residence OF. Mr.. j. H.
White, on Fifth street. The fire was
located in one of the bed rooms and
was getting in fair way to destroy
the house when the hremen arrived.
They soon had it extinguished. how
ever, with buckets. The damage is
not great, though the fire burned
through the ceiling and into the roof.
The loss is fully covered by insur
ance. Mrs. White inadvertently
started the fire by throwing open a
door on which some clothing was hang
ing. This brought the clothing in con-
tact with lighted lamp which was
sitting on the dresser to one side and
the clothing caught fire. They had
been burning for some time before the
fire was discovered. The baby of the
family was in this room and had a mar
row escape. as the fire had encrosched
perilously near it and several holes
were burned in its little gown.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16
Commissioners Meet Monday and RGinState
Guard Sellers.
Proposition to Combine the Two Forces of
Road Hands Voted Down.
A PROLONGED SESSION.

I'D fore the Board Monday In sfsxx
there has been no additional testimony
, taken since the special committee
IeI orted. and no evidence was heard
at any time Iebutting the damaging
test moDy against Sellers, brought out
by the 81 ecial committee. 1t is said,
however, that Sellers promised the
Board to stop drinking. and ON thR
promise it was 6e ided TO reiustate
him. in the face of the facts reported
by the sDecial committee.
Another matter which came befoEe
the Board Monday was the question
of whether the Work House hands
should remain divided. one force at
Southport and one at Culleoka, or
whether the two forces should tie
combined and worked together. Mr..
English favored the latter plan, upon
the idea that just as effective results
could be obtained, and the county
would save considerable in expens
OF guards but when the vote was
taken, his plan was shelved, Messrs.
Petty, Peyton and Mullins voting to
work the hands as at present, In two
forces ana in different sec
tions of the county.
After this the usual appropriate ms
were N AIDE and the board adjourned.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-16
SEVENTH CAVALRY
Band Cannot Come to Maury'S
Big Fair.
ORDERED TO FIT. MYER
But In Its Place They Will Have
The Famous First Regiment Band
Of Cincinnati
WHICH rs ONE OF THE BEST.
ORDERED TO FIT. MYER
WHICH rs ONE OF THE BEST.

The fair association has received the
following telegram which is self explana
tory:
camp No. 2. Thoroughfare,V Va, Sept.
11.-R. VI Williams. Secretary Fair
Association Columbia, Tenn: Band has
been ordered to Fort Myer, Va, for
duty and cannot attend your fair. One
troop will be with you. Communicate
with commanding officer camp Thomas
upon return of tr oops. about fourteenth.
ANDERSON,Adjt.
While the association expected to
have the 7th Cavalry B ind at the fair,
it 10 not greatly disconnected over rot
getting it, for while it Is good band,
there are others equally as good. The
association is now arranging to secure
the First Regiment Band of Cincin-
natl and has a.out closed with them.
This is one CT the most celebrated bands
in the country, and is a very expensive
one, but the association is determined to
have the best music obtainable, and this
band cannot out prove entirely salts
factory to the patrons of the fair.