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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29

REAT battlefelds
mark the progress
of the worlds his
tory. Every land
and every nation
have known Of
conflict W h | c h
brought either de-
liverance or bond
age to their people.
The pages of his
tory. sacred and
prOfane. are filed
with the records of
warfare and car
mage, of fierce fight
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29
FOR LOVERS OF NOVELTIES
Cleverly Contrived Clocks Which Are
Calculated to Attract Interest
Of the Public

Ingenuity has Of late been turned in
the direction of clock making, with
the result that number of cleverly
eontrived timepieces are now in the
market. One of these is the Plato
clock without hands or dials. The
hours and minutes are shown in large
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29
With Intent.

"A report of bloodless duel between
two Frenchmen has the following in
teresting conclusion:
Monsieur Lelache having fired his
shot, it was now the turn of Monsieur
Boboche. to discharge his weapon. He
waited calmly for moment, brought
UP his pistol, awaited the word-and
fred in the air.
This was not, however, So great an
act of magnanimity as might be sup
posed, for his antagonist has climbed
tree" -Cassell's Journal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29

piece, lower part circular The second
lis tailor suit of blue pongee; vest Of
blue and green Japanese embroidery;
skirt plain and full, laid in two box
piaits in front. The third is q tailor
suit OF gray checked suiting, edges
piped and stitched with gray silk: vest
OF white silk, braided with red and
gold; skirt in four cores and plated
panels.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29
Something Quite Unusual.

Little Bessie was so accustomed to
seeing the baby crawl around the room
on his hands and knees that she
thought it was his natural mode Of
travelling. One day he succeeded in
standing up with the aid OF chair
and Bessie, very much aston1shed, ran
to her mother and exclaimed: 'Oh.
mamma, come quick! Baby is standing
up on his hind legs"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29
Gardens AAoat

The floating gardens in the lakes near
the city of Mexico were recently visited
by an English naturalist, who reports
them paradise, and accounts for their
existence. Floating tangles of peat
moss, rushes. and grass are caught by
stakes driven into the soft lake bottom,
and upon this moss rich mud from the
bottom is thrown. The surface is then
transformed by cultivation into float.
ing garden.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29
Music by Wire.

The popularity and large sales of
graphophones and other talking-ma-
chimes has led, it is reported, to the
establishment in Baltimore of COM
pany which will furnish music by
wire. Homes, halls. hotels or. any
other places may enjoy the musical
treat which the company will procure
from the best talent" and distribute
daily from central stations. Turning
switch will let loose or shut OF
the fcod-a dream of Edward Bellamy
about to be realize. One hopes that
the machinery may never get out of
order to make "Hiawatha, "Home,
Sweet Home and Dixie pour out to-
gether in an overwhelming and foam
fecked torrent of sound
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29

The effort to comply with the Bib
iical Injunction, to answer fool &C.
cording to his folly, has cost many
man his reputation for wisdom.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29
The Victory
Through Christ
sermon by the Hishwsy and
Byway" Preacher.
Copyright, 1904, by J. N. Edson 4

Chicago. Sunday, Sept g. 1904.
TeKt:-"Thanks be unto God. Which
eiVeth US the victory through our Lord
Jesus Christi Cor l5:s7
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29
THE gowns here illustrated were

designed for the American Dress
maker by Nine. Baker and were ex-
hibited at the fall exhibit OF the Ma
tional Dressmakers' association, re-
Gently held at Chicago. The first is q
tailor suit of white mixed and brown
etamine, with lines of brown soutache
braid for finish; brown satin belt; skirt
cut with panel and deep yoke In one
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29
It Helps.

It Helps.
4 sense Of humor is one Of the best
friends = weman can have.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29

liverer, as the Mighty Conqueror. as
the Victorious King. And such He is.
He went through all the conflict of life,
He experienced every struggle which
RACES upon the battlefield of the soul,
and He was always victorious. He
never knew defeat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
mo- MAN UNDER FIFTY
ADMITTED TO- CLUB | !. J
Joint Ages Of It's Members Must
Amount to Five Centuries
Of Over.
PARIS Oct. u,

W Atsf lt5 sSGsyll iAIlS, SJCl, -
Paris is the city of peculiar clubs. and
the Champs Elyseos Club, or "cercle des
clnq Cents Annees en- Pleln Air" as It Is
indifrerently called. is perhaps one Of tho
most peculiarIin the Vile Lumiere. 1t Is
small and select. consisting, as It does,
OF not more than ten members,W whose joint
ages must always amount to fully five
centuries or over. At present this result
is obtained with an active membership OF
seven, The club meets every afternoon at
special point III the Champs Elysees,
uearthe residence OF the President. and
near the residence Of the President, and
dulges In open-air discussions upon poll
tics, religious matters, things theatrlcal
and general items Of interest from
O'Clock til 6. the members being OF opln-
ion that such open-air discussion is con-
dllcive 10 a long life and healthy onei
and they3are certainly wonderfully YOUTH
full looking for their age.
Tho club has the popularity that each
mem Der owns a nickname by which he Is
called during the session. Thus M. Tillot
Is known as the "Anglophila Commun-
ard" M, Lascar as the "AluHician," NJ,
Pelatan as 'le Theologlen," Mr., schoon
as tho "strategist," and NJ, Guilaune as
a.'le Bouleya rider" NJ. Oyama' g nickname
Of lie Japonais, is obvious, and Mr.. Jor-
dan is 40 rinancer." All the old gentle
men are we'll known to the frequenters Of
tho Champs Elysees. and have their
chairs reserved for them every Afternoon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
GIRL S LIFE IS
SAVED by HAT.PLD.
The Article Defects a Revolver
Bullet Fired at Her
Head.

LONDON, Oct. %.
The life of Miss Dorothy Josephine
Lumley was saved by her hatpin last
night. Sc
Miss Lumley. who is a girl Of II. lives
with her parents at Enham, near And
over, and is a member Of tho choir Of
smannel Parish Church.
When she came out Of church.last even
Ing the night was intensely dark and It
was raining heavily. She started home
along a lonely footpath, and Just as she
neared a plantation she heard a man COM
Ing In the opposite direction.
She had barely passed him when she
saw flash, and at the same moment felt
a singing pain in her neck aud the back
OF her head.
She ran to a neighborng cottage. which
she reached in a state OF collapse.
a t was found that she had been hit by a
bullet from revolver. Tho bullet had
struck her hatpln, which was bent, and
It's course had been DETECTED. 1t had en-
tered the neck and emerged atTthe top Of
the head, ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
WOMAN ACCUSED OF
WHOLESALE MURDERS \ |! R. [: | | }.
Horrible Series Of Grimes Attrib-
uted to German Baby
Farmer.
HAMBURG. oct. q.

HAMBURG, @Oct.R ~.
The trial OF the notorious Elizabeth
Wiese for baby farming crimes which
have Mortified the whole OF Europe Is nov
in progress.
For two years the police have been col
lecting evidence against her In Germany
France, England and America. OsteEsibly
a bnby farmer shc is said 70 have turned
this business into vast commercial
agency. q 81
She is accused OF numbering five small
children, of often attempting TO poison her
husband, OF forgery, OF perjury ard sub.
sornation OF perjury. as we'll as other Of.
fences. M ii fE
i 1t IL alleged that many OF the children
entrusted to her by unhappy mothers
who paid large premiums. were either
drugged with morphia Or thrown into the
E!be by Wiese. or burnt In her stove.
In some cases she is said TO have trans.
fcrred the unfortunate babies to yothe,
baby farmers, who received no instalmen,
OF money after the first. In other cases
Egain. tits alleged. the children were sold
by Wicse for unnameable purposes. t
She Is believed to have done quite a
large business In finding children TO pose
as tho result 81 childlesa marriages wller
estates were In question: She also used
the children for purposes of blackrnai!
and is stated to have extracted hundreds
OF pounds from London doctor.
The proceedings arc likely to last for q
long time. as evidence In only one case
of child murder has been taken UP to tho
v,~n ~ /. = VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
.NORKMEK TRAP PED [:
IN RING OF STEEL ]. &.
Cossack Soldiers Adopt Brutal
Methods to Stop a Street
Demonstration.

VIENNA. Oct. g. 4
Brutal ingenuity was employed BY Rus'
sian Cossacks last Sunday at LODI, the
principal manufacturing centre OF Poland
TO suppress demonstration.
A large number Of workmen from the
cotton and wooden factories had as
sembled before the house OF the chief OF
;poice to ventilate their grievances, when
suddenly they were fnriousy attacked py
a squadron OF cossacks.
A fierce battle ensued, In which the Cos
sacks used their swords freely. Ths work
men, however, had taken the precautlon
to arm themselves With REVIEWERS and
stones. and The Cossacks were received
with such a shower Of bullets and mis-
sies that they were compelled to retire
with severalof their number FOUNDED,
Laterson they returned with long steel
chain, with which they encircled tho mob.
crushing 500 people together in a mangled
mass Scores OF the demonstrators We're
seriously injured and had to be carried
is hospitals. Most OF tho remainder were
placed under arrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
STRONG men HIRED
TO GUARD THE WEAK
Reign Of Terrorism i'll Warsaw
Forces Respectable Citizens
to Seek Protection.

WARSAW, Oct. 22.
Rowdyism and disorder4are rampant In
this city to an extent hitherto unprece.
denied. In many districts, particularly In
the Yolsk suburb, no respectable persons
can venture out at night,
So bad have things become that local
strong men" and wrestlers ure hiring
themselves out to accompany timid per-
sons through the streets. These Yastch-
'.,niki."8 or defenders" according to the
Warshaynl pnlevnlk, are armed with
knives, cudgcls and knuckle busters. and
charge two roubles night for their SER
vices,
Z Among the footmen and drivers, OUT
side tho houses OF Fashionable entertain.
ers. may be seen dozens OF big men.
armed o the teeth, waiting 10 attend the
mcrrymakers home. 1,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
SOME OF THE LEADERS IN MOST
J. EXCLUSIVE CIRCLES IN VIENNA. ;
AUSTRIAN AR|ST0CRATS
RETURN TO VIENNA M
Season s Functions attic Imperial
I Court Will6Beginin a
Few Weeks.

) n VIENNA, Oct. 10.
The weather during the last few days
has been quite reasonable mornings,
fine sunshine and "a fresh breeze Nu--
lnerous society leaders have returned, al
though many people remain III their cas-
ties till the approach, Of Chris mas.
Court functions will open for the sea :
son In a few weeks, and already there
are elaborate preparations for these
events. AS is we'll known, the Austrian
court is the most exclusive In, the world,
md none but the purest blood in the en-
pIre Is permitted or Invited to attend.
Archdukc j osef August and Archduch-
ess Auguste have gone to Erdcsvolgyer
Castlesfor the shooting season.
The Duke and Duchess OF Teck dined
on Saturday with PRINCE Chris tan OF
schleswtg-!I olstein. They will leave for
j london about the middle of next month
# Conte d'Harnoncourt has returned to
Salzburg;f he breakfasted on e4 Saturday
with Nine. Constantinorich and a num-
Der of friends at the Hotel Imperial.
Count and Countess Barantzoffs have
arrived from Warsaw and are at the
Hotel Imperial, where are also the Ear
and Countess Of Mar and Kellie. Nine.
Count Ed. Wickenburg. Mr.. and Mrs,
casser and Count Franz Bubna, who has
lust arrived from Berlin. Il 9Th "a
Archduke Karl Stefan;s yacht, the Ro.
ycnska. is expected to arrive a t Fiumc
to-day, where she will remain all the
winter. Archduke Karl Stefan. who has
been cruising for the last few weeks Of
the Dnlmatian coast intends to pass the
winter with his family at LISA Castle.
Mt was rumored that Prince Johann
Taxis was killed. in the battle OF Lau-
yang. but, according to q lette. which has
reached his family, he merely had his
horse shot under him. and was unhurt
He proceeded with his regiment to Khar-
bin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
RUSSIA SUFFERS FROM.
DEARTH OF DOCTORS ] / J }. !. { |:|I. 5
No Medical Men to Combat Epi-
denic 81 Diseases ii. !. Many
Districts.
I.
sr, 1,ErERsBURG, oct. Q.

3. Vote
The demand for doctors at the front
has caused Il serious shortage Of skilled ed,
medical men in many Russian towns and md
provinces. 55E 81 Il
Many surgeons, liable for military SER,
vice. nave been pressed into the army, N
nddition$to those hurried TO Harbiny and 4, tl
Tielng for duty In the field hosplta; ls. - l
{. result, n5number$of hospitals IN 4 fia St
crn Russia are understaffed, while In ST. 81
IBERIA the lack Of 1nedical men has caused
many serious epidelnics. a. 81
Enldemlcs Of typhoid have bro ken ote
in the province Of Perm and insthe $Ura a
district. ASvlllag near Novo eTc herkasK
}has been raraged by l1nta sizes. I$S, a3
An outbreak of cholera has been re-
ported from the vicinity of IrkMtslk. as the
result Of which the medical councils & Of
Moscow and st. Petersburg are pre- pa -
sanitary regulations for circula ton 81 IN
very5provincc.
Il Bitter complaints have been made as
the result Of this general Ecommnnd eerlns
or Skilled medical men. They have been
ordered into the field regardless Of indi-j
vidual capacity Eye and ear speci q lists.
who have nothing to do with gunshot
wounds or computations, are on thelr y
to Harbil,.-under protest. \ celebrated
cancer expert Of Odessa was surnmone.d
this week, s hen he prot ted to the au-
thoritics that he was in no wise fl tied to
manage d field hospital for wounded sol-
diers. the retort was: You are a sur
geOn. = AKA ~ l65 3as ~ A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
GERMAN EMPEROR
MAY VISIT THE POPE

ROME, Oct. %.
Z on his Mediterranean cruise next spring
the German Emperor Will leave Venice
and proceed down the Adriatc. touching
at various places OF interest along the
coast. Afterward he will visit the sclian
ports. 8.
This is the exact opposite OF his plan
last year. but his visit was then cut short
for political reasons It is expected that
the Emperor Will pay q visit to the beau
tltul Bocca di Cattaro. s
At the present time there is considera-
Bile speculation in Vatican circles as to
whether the Kaiser will come to Rome
and have an audience with Piux K. On
the conclusion OF his last southern cruise
his Majesty wrote an autograph letter TO
the Pope. saying he was unable to come
to Rome to pay his respects to the head
OF the Roman Catholic religion on ac-
count Of his health. bur hoped to make
another cruise next year. In which case
he would certainly come and hee his Holi-
ness. "a NJ
No news contradictory of this has since
been received by the Vatican.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
AMERICAN W0OS AND
Wins -FOUR: WOMEN [ !.
Accident onlAlps Develops Mania
for Making Proposals Of
Marriage.
GENEVA, Oct.

9.s5 AXIS GENEVA Oct % s
While making an educational tour IN
Europe, a young American, the son Of a
well-known San franciscan. succeeded In
becoming engaged to no fewer than four
Of his coun trywomen since the beginning
Of last May.
He arrived at Chamonix in that month,
and while descending the Breyant had a
nasty fall, receiving a bad wound In the
head. 1t is thought that his brain was wa ;
affected, for hardly had he recovered
when he started making violent love e TO
an American girl staying at the same ho-
tel, to whom he proposed and by Whom
he was accepted.
One day he suddenly left without CIV
Ing any reason, and repeated the same
manoeuvres at Lucerne, Interlaken4 anu
other places He arrived, at Geneva some
days ago with one OF his flancees and her
mother, and on Saturday crisis was
reached when the 'Chamonx girl and
her father came to the same hotel BY
chance.
trhe Young American, In stormy inter-
view with the tilted girls father. calmly
announced that he was engaged to only
four girls, and In correspondence with as
many moro. with a view to marriage.
His strange converse ton plainly showed
his Interviewer that the young man was
not responsible for his actions, and ms
father, Who is staying In London, was
photographed for
The Tilted girls. Instead of being angry.
seem rather to enjoy the comedy. nd
they and their parents are still at Geneva.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
ENGLAND ACCUSED
OF STEALING PLANS "a
German Newspaper Says That
Documents Were Purloinecl
~ by British Officers.
BERLIN. Oct, %.

81 & =
In an article on the theft OF plans of
submarine boats and battleshlps COM
mitted by8 an eInploye named Harkemeyer
from the Germanla shipbulldlng yards at
iKiel which was discovered some time
ago, the scheswig Ilolstelner Volkstimn'e
says that tho purchaser OF the stolen
n,nns was mot France or Russia, put
n,,r. durng,the- Kiel- week-so-merrily-en
tertainea patron and rend-Enslandl,,"'.,
The journal asserts that during the Aiel
week at least one English naval otf,cer
found his way 10 tho jealousy guarded
tsnrn,ar secrets, aud that II WAS Barke-
never wha rcted as his Guide.
On this other hand, Count Reyentlow,
tho well-known naval writer maintains
that all the details known about the theft
,point 10 tho conclusion that II was a GER
Tain rival shipbullding yard which pnr-
chased the documents missed from the
Gcrmanla works.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
SCHOOLGIRL KILLED
BY MOB OF PUPIL ] S
Accused Of Theft, She is Beaten
So Severely That Her
Death Ensues.
PAR1s. OF. e.,

PARIS, Oct. a2,
Marguerite LenoIr, child Of u, has
died as the result Of savage attack
made upon her at q BsuloEno boarding
school,
For some time various articles belong
ing to the boarders had been missed. but
the culprit remained undiscovered, h
Finally, acting OH tho advice Of Jeanne
Bonet, one Of the pupils, It was agreed
that each boarder should hand over some
article to her aunt. who. by occult means,
would discover the culprt.
Next day Jeanne returned With q gold
watch and chain, the property OF Mar
guerlte Lenoir. who she declared TO be the
thief
Immediately mob of little girls att
tackled the unsuspecting MarguerlteIanl
beat her SO severely chat she died the
Same evening. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
E:.'Tl'.H|RONED' EMPEROR
TO WED FRENCH: GIRL ||'. |.
Held Prisoner BY France for Six
teen Years, lie is Now
Given Freedom.

PARIS. Oct. %.
With the consent OF the Minister of the
Colonies, the dethroned Emperor Of An-
nam; Ham N CHI, who has been a prisoner
of the French FOR sixteen years, left Paris
q few DAYS ago for Marseilles. en- route
for Algeria, where he will be married to
his betrothed Mile. 1.aloc, a charming
Young woman Of about 90 who accom-
panied him. Il;
g The ex- Emperor, who wa for years de-
tanned in Algeria. made 3the'acquaintance
OF the young woman some time ago, and
fell deeply In love with her His affection
was returned, but her father. who is
|president of tho Algicrs Court of Appeal,
objected to the match on the ground of
her lovers color and religion. But the
girls tears finally overcame the opposi-
/ ton Of her father, and the marriage was
arranged
Ham n CHI. who is Ss years Of age, owed
his downfall to revolt which he headed
against the French in 1885, when General
dc Courcy's garrison.was besieged in the
lralace at Hue and desperate fighting oc.
Cured. ~ @
Finally relief force under Colonel
Pernot scattered the rebels and Ham
tNghi fed to tho mountains of Kwang-si,
where he carried on a guerilla war
against the French till 1855. when he was
llcaptured q.
In the following year he was interned
In Algeria with O pension ct sl20O year.
which on the occasion OF his marriage
viii be Increased to f32O0.
The ex- Emperor is slight and delicate IN
appearance, with expressive eyes. an ivory
skin and black. dropping mousta ches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Stabbed DOCTOR WHO.
DECLARED HIM MAD

,T la d A PARIS, Oct. 90.
AS NJ. WALTON, famous doctor, whose
speciality Is mental diseases, was talking
with some or his patients in the Asylum
of st. Anne, OF which he is chief medical
attendant, he was suddenly stabbed hySan
inmate. vi IL
lie fell downtin pool of blood, while
some OF the patients shouted out Bravo!''
# The mailman. who was arrested IN
stantly, was named Guerron. It was he
who fired three revolver shots in the
Chamber OF Deputies some months ago.
1t was DR.. WALTON who certified his In
sanity. Beforesthc magistrate lie was per-
sfectly composed. He said that his act was
Intentional. For six months he had
waited hts opportunity, because the doc
tor would not sign his certificate Of dis
charge. s3, D, az
The doctor lies In a comatose condition,
ana very little hope is held out for his
recovery. 3s III ~ q
How the lunatic hid tho knife is a my g.
terry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Seryia's Strong Man.

BELGRADE, OCT, s2,-At the recent
oiympan games IN Karsruhe 9 seryian
namso Of 'i ionor FOR HEAVYWEIGHT Throw
inx. With one hand he can lift a 100
pound weight hove his head, while with
both hands he has BEEN known TO g, rai ls,
piece betweenEhis fingers and tear q pack
81 cards in Two at one Wrench, 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
KEPT WIFE IN CAGE TO
CHECK EXTRAYA.G|AN..C|.'.EI:
Was Only Allowed Out on Sum
day Afternoons, When All
Stores Were Closed,
VIENNA. Oct, %,

VIENNA. Oct, o. u
Tho Wife Of an oil merchant. NAMED
Kund, at Budapest, WAS yesterday found
BY Tie neighbors behind an iron Grating
OF window. protesting that her husband
had imprisoned her there, NJ ,5
The police set the woman free and ar-
rested her husband, who gave as MS en-
cuse that lie had been obliged to take
that step because his wife had lEanta
FOR making costly and unnecessary pur-
chases, spending fortune on hats, lace
and tinery. a e
utterly ruined him. and az he did not
wish 10 separate from ner nothing was
left 10 hin, hut 70 adopt strong measures,
She Was only allowed % come OUT on
Sunday Afternoons. when the shops were
+ shut.
III her au!eter moments the Wife al
lowed thasf her husband had had 1ustl7
hca ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
SECRET "W1RELEss WIRES
Danish Scientist Improves the Inven
ton Of signor Marconi.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 22-The Danish
scientist. NJ. Poulsen has perfected an
invention which he claims will absolutely
prevent the tapping" OF Wireless tele-
graphic MESA ges,
ae has also Invented system of wire
less telephony combined with a steering
gear for ships, and a means Of exploding
fnrnedocs a long distance without the
Necessity of direct communication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
suffoca ted in Treacle.

sHAMBURG O ct. 22,- Two schoolboys III
.Leer,, near the Dutch frontier, yesterday
put Hendrlck Basch 3 ,compa MON. "A ged
Cheating at pitch-and-toss, They CON
ifessed What they had done this morning
ana Basch was found suffocated, l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Elders, Pipes Put out.

EDINBURGH. Oct, q, Tho minister
nfARiccarton, Ayrshire, has complained be-
fnre the Ayr Presbytery that the elders
81 his church, smoke In the yestry after
the service has begun, The piresb,ytery
home and not delay In tho yestry. The
alders all agreed to the proposal.