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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

T5E3' sag#at 5s3FIsEy95 VI
noxt saturday he embraced the oppor. =, !.
nitw "a sec tho President ABOUT sp ~,
w.. ,5,n, matters OF not very great I'M,
pon but which had to be iookc"
after. ~ a. 3o,ear" said
no Chat ! did not come here 70 p'tr.'e.
innto in the peace negotiations Illat -
M affair OF mine, There really WIS ~
news in the matters the President ana
discussed " !, Nav,
Amba ssador Durand returned 70 w"
York on the ago p. Nj. train. ,.
3 Accompanied by Minister Russell Juase
calhoun visited the President to consider ~
With him his mission to Vcnezuela. IN
htiefy Judge Calhoun will Inquire into me
rotations between the government az Yan-
oz,,eln and European governments, WIN
n view to nsccrtainlng whether they hte
in in any way prejudical to the interes. q, o.
no Tinted states and he also VIII in'tkc
. thorough Investigation OF the nsphale
controversy. ,,,oo ~ seoul
aud Rcy. p. X. Yoin. pastor or inc no.
rcan Methodist Episcopal Churchsnt ZION.
olm,,, arrived here this evening from
Wash sI,Inston, on mission to President
roosevelt which they did not, care "
d,sc,lss publicly at this time. They we've
Unable to SEQ tho President Tonight, Du.
viii remain here until tomorrow llol'ins
| 10 nave q talk with him them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
WARM WELCOME
TO THE Governor { !. Nc!
CONTINUED from Flrst FACED

tors inaccurnclcs."Ei the way SenaI Io,
Martin styles the charge that ~ yot,Gd nu ",
bill apnropriating three million ldoll ads
for u Pennsylvanla Railway ,uepGt, q ,tue
several days ago by Governor Montnguio
In n speech ut Norfolk. Senator Martin
smoke To over five hundred people 10
night ut tho Hampton. Armory nan, q
score or more ladies being y the Gntnus-
instic crowd, Captain Frank soucn pie,
sided, and the sena tor was lhlrouuccu Dy
Hon. s. Gordon Cumming NenT'y one
hundred members OF the NeWport news
Martin Club went down ~ g. hoaS " ~
tend the meeting, and many % si'c1l W
cupcd places on the stage, ,.,o,, Inn
Senator Martin opened MS Hpetc!i, MI. W.,
q reply to the Governors . recsht ,chhIik H.
against him lie declared tnm KY c ss nuMe
every other charge made by INC Gover1"o,
to give the Pennsylvania Ralihf am6, 1t M6e
millions with which to erect qsRol, ,r, a.ie
sena tors explanation was 20 tii,s t GtvGi,i
'ln carrying out the plan, 70 lllnke WHs sba
lngton tho most beautiIn " . ci'y m mo,,Me
world the government ueeHssu ~ ~ t ponn-
snry to change the location 9L NV tv,,,,
syyaniu and baltimore ana ONO ltaliWn TX
depo,s, TO have n handsome uhlon ,Hetoii
built and to change certain ~ !,
grades The railroads Wer2 w adlsl!eta4 WI ,t
TIC present location ofrtllcl neIqts l pn.
had io make the changes i, p p,aI,s " CON-
ply with the governments = lnnTna ~ b
The total cost of Changing RIu". y, =, t ~
contemplated in the plans WnS .niistGI ~,
millions of dollars, and tho aplforri,as,,4h' ~
referred TO vas made IN prHer l ~, NJ y,
city Of Washington should Dohr ~ ph,, NJ
Tor The expense, r. ~ eps|'t4oN4- 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
M. Whites Greeting to a n1erica.


American on ~
heartfelt thanks
United states anu
aims Tor .0e
successfully employed. one
friendship amo1
American Peoples
wasthc
o. ascertain the
~, ia NJ ardent desire chvarous
field OF natte may
oes enoughto currate
hn frendsp aaas
Judged
formal
ore
ILL., "'0''
NOV W. diplomatic USAGE na ~
son ~ s,nns which subjects continue 20 ene''s
the
than
80 'e .ne
should Is Wish OF 'he
people o. virtue OF tnas
existed all aaons, mas
the corda Other ps
Ano I negolauon n
pelng, eooe.
peoples y w
Ea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

& E 4 Il g..
senator went on 10 say, for cities 70
nUy e.hnl or{the cost Of changes H VIZ
der such clrc.ir,stnices CLOSING 'a,, .n ttn,s
subject. tho speaker said TINT he never
cast n moro honest vote itiSll tllfe,a and
tint he would do tho same thing oyer
again \. !, a,,apunp "a
cu,nu fotwnrd with sloh a siokly Charge"
Tho speaor declared thnt HltthGIus 81 ne ne
% AZ thnt I'd favors tho election Of senn..
tnr by' ' people tho Governor dld not
have yord say pths e stn II fq piSn
~ ~, = ~ al ar when tho ter was
f Hu1 BROUGHT Up by Hon. William & a. y.
Jonas. '28 @ ,5S NJ Ill, ga ~
h,,nanlf Moved hat Joness resolution BIO
adop lby the conveen ton ], \. Il, !,
efsrrs g The charge tn, tint NJ Il Il thns
Governor Montagu was the man Win ths
nm nhlne, t1t fFft3s H, .4ts d9i5.a3t4 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
GOSSIP OF THE INQUIRY.
Speculation AS to Second Lee
Jefferson Ward Stories.

The gossip and rumors of alleged irreg-
in the Second Precinct of Lee
Ward are attributed by men familiar
cinct quarrels to u disagreement as to
the polling place OF that precluct It Is
said that tho polling place was formerly
IN the rear of or near saloon, and mat
some time ago it wah removed. The
removal OF the polling place is said to
have been resented by certain persons
alleged 10 have favored The old Location.
The Implication is that some OF these
persons are cndeavorins to 1iscredit the
the precinct
The election officers In the precinct arc
men OF good standing, II Is claimed, and.
At least, one has entered M enphatio
cilct. The rumors of discrepancies at
this precinct are not universally credited
BY any means. sentiment being pretty
well divided on this point, Nary pre-
Some OF the ward workers at First
Jefferson are proclaimlng that the grand
jury found that the vote at this polling
place tailed with the grand jury poll
Just how the information Is Cleaned Is
not stated,
Some amusing Instances are told of the
testimony Of certain witnesses IN First
| Jefferson, In one case Il certain voter,
| who cared little for whom he voted for
4 attorney is auoted as, saying that nc
\ knew he voted for Junky Smith, but he
could not remember for whom he voted
| for the other place Commonwealth s
f! Attorney, sou mean?" Queried a man who
knew him, That's the name; had for-
4 gotten II clear" was the response, amid
/ The laughter OF those who heard the coll
4 louuy, 1t Is furthAr related THAT the man
\ was told he had voted Tor Colonel George
! Wayne Anderson for attorney Later on
he Is said 10 have declared that he got
mixed IN and forgot that name, What
did you tell the grand jpry?' ha was
asked, "Oh, told 'em voted tht
straight Ticket" MAS the prompt. ln-
sunnse aud thera was another Nush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Missouri Preparing.
CRy Associntcd Press.)

" LBy AsSOcihttd I'resS.J =
ST. LOUIS, MO, August IA confer
ence abetween!tthnS State Hoard Eof Heath
and the city Beard of Health was held
here to-day to discuss the yellow fever
situation in the South and the ACCESSIBILITY
of establishing a quarantine for the State
of Missouri.
Should yellow fever appear in st. Louis,
the suspected patients will at once be hur-
ried to the quarantine station. an Isolated
place along the river. few miles below
the city Chief OF Police Kicly to-day
formally notified the captains Of all dis
tricts to instruct policemen to be on the
alert and report Immediately to the
health department any suspicious cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
TOWN RESTRAINED.
Must Not Interfere With Iele-
rraph Wires During Conference,
DIV AssncInted press.)

~ (By Associated Press.]
BOSTON, MASS, August 3,--An oraef
restraining the town Of Essex from 'nter-
ferlng with tho poles and wires OF me
New England Telegraph Company IN con
nectlon twlthlitheIr Use during the conills
peace conference at Portsmouth, y. ~, -
WAS issued to-day by Judge boase. ~ ~
tho United states Circuit Court. Another
hearing will be held August Sth Wheh
the matter will DO finally adjudlcatea'
The company claimed that ITS 'rlght =, ~
maintain its wires and poles throtgh i9s-
sex is OF International Importance, W. -
cause they form link In, the shortes'
Telegraph and cable route between i1or ~,
mouth and Europe. The town eonse 'a.,,
that II has never given the right OF loc''-
tlon to the company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Trains Kept Out.
(By Associated Prcss.)

(By Associated Prcss.)
HOUSTON, ttTEXAS. August 3.-Cal-
cascu Parish, louisiana, to-day notified
tho Southern Pacific that no trains VIII
be permitted to enter that parish after
midnight tonight. This includes both
freight and passenger trains. inc ran
road has given pledge that no one is TO
leave tho trains which are run through
tonight This quarantine shuts off all
communication between Houston and
New Orleans and prevents mails coming
Through directly. ga IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Charleston Quarantine.
INV Associated Press

4 CHARLESTON. s. c., August 3-The
Board of Health this afternoon declared
strict quarantine against New Orleans
and all Infected points. Inspectors Will
be placed on all railroads at junction
points and ,Ecdouhled precautions, are to
be taken on the water front. MI ship
ping from the North and South Will come
under the eye of inspectors.
Churlestons healthat the present time
is the best In lGars, and the chairman
OF the quarantine committee OF tho
Board of Health Is authority for the
statement that there has not been III
case of yellow fever or even n suspicious
case here In more than thirty years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Attacked Harmless Ship.
RI, ssocInted Press.)l

w. By7.AssocInted Press'}. = r,.
TOXIC, August 8. Z p. nit IS olt1-
cinlly reported that two RUSSIAN tor-
pedo boat destroyers appeared on Snuls
Ching on tho northern coast ., hu, a.,
"a thn.selsho. n small marchaet steamer:
~ ,r,,a destroyers fred sixty shots, seven OF
:, NJ h,ch lit the port side OF the engine
room md bridge, killing the captain ana
nnc hoy, ana wounding two OF me crew:
M" mo destroyers then ceased to fire ana
steamed toward vadivostock at oc1o ,l'
Thc KeIshoc was able to continue heF
yoyage and escaped,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
PANIC IN TEXAS.
The People Terrified and Officials
Fear Serious Results.
(By ASSOCIATED Press.

.#.H. NDy @SSOSidtCd ASSSI
HOUSTON, TEN, August 3.-Since
report Of q suspicious case of fever ut
Texarkana, a sort of panic Is scizlng
some of the towns and counties In North
east Texas. and shotgun guarantees are
being put INFO. effect, Gregg county has
given orders 4 hat trains shall not stop
in the county either from the North or
South, and that all stations must be
approached with doors locked and Win
dows tightly closed, while all car doors
In freight trains must be sealed whether
the cars are empty or loaded The ter
ror appears 10 be spreading and the OFF,
cials fear serious results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Colored c." ''-en Drowned.

(By AS Tod Press,)
& CAMDEN, n. j., August 3,-Leon Rich
ardson, Howell Richardson, Jennie Rich
ardson and Helen Pallis colored children,
were drowned to-day in lake ut Glen
lock, N, j., n short distance from the
city. The victims were members OF an
excursion party which were spending tho
day at Glenloch, The children had gone
boating on the lake, and one Of the party
rocked the boat upsettIng It.. Two other
children were rescued,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Lad a Mathematical Marvel,

The Washington Star says that Mack
Burtou The eiBht-yoar-oid son OF Mr.. W.
l., Hinton, assistant superintendent, OF
the Life Assurance Company q virginia.
IN Washington, is quite prodisy as an
problems with facility, lio can multiply
win great rapidly even % the. third
decimal place His fathers friends and
aequaintances consider him little short
OF y marvel,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Strength Of Russian Forces.
(By Associated Prcss0

(By Associated Prcss)
ralsjo eiyo conflrmatory evidence from
thn To p s correspondents Of tho great
s si'u au Of tho Russian forces and their
~ n,,t,n,,al reInforccments, especially fln
Mnrthern Korea, Reports from the Same
-, Indicate that the greatest huns
Sation in three years has occurred IN
Northern Korea. The bridges over NE
,rumen have been destroyer anu 'he
ronds arc impossible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

York OF NJ. Witte attracts much attention
ana is tho source OF considerable COM
.ment in Official and diplomatic circles
The prevailing view Is pessiInlstlc oyer
the success Of tho conference, and THIS
sentiment is Increased by st, Petersburg
dispatches stating that the war element
il now in complete ascendancy
The Bourse reflected this apprehension
by large offers of Russian securities,
which declined sensibly. fours failing tF1 tl'
IS O5 TO S7,45.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
'''s srl A,roR MARTIN RETURNs.
DR., Snead Has Opposition.

DR.. G. n. Snend, OF Princess Anne couh-
ty, member OF the House or De!ept.es,
is n candidate for denomination. and Is
heinr opposed by Mr. A. Il, I5wcll. Both
mon have a strong following in the coun-
ty, Dr.. Sncad having been several times
elected to tho House. 1t Is reported that
the United States senatorial fight IS
playing prominent part III tho con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
SHED Rock at Officer.

Purcell Hall, a negro bootblnck. VIII ne
the shining light in police court 7 Is
morning. lie will have TO answer ne
charge Of shylng rock Mt Officer 9. NJ.
Johnson The negro ran from the officer,
and when he was cornered hurled a
stone at the pa'rolman. He WAS senrcht
hit no weapon found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Will Remove Gordon.

- (13y Associated Prrss2
TAMPA. FLA, August 3.-Dr Porter.
State health officer, stated tonight that
he would probably remove tho Gordon IN
West Tampa Saturday or at latest sun
day, as he unprecedented no further do
velopment from the Yitello case OF vel
low fever,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Conger Off for Washington.

(BY Associated Press.)
MEXICO CITY, MEN, August 81
American Ambassador Congcr and family
left tonight for tho United States, the
ambassador havink two months leave
Of absence. lie will 80 directly to WASH
ington and 1t Is surnlised he will be con-
suited on the Chinese question, especially
on the boycott.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Go 10 BuckrOe
Saturday Afternoon,

Special train leaves Richmond, VIA g
& o., $500 p. NJ. Five hours at the sea-
shore. Most pleasing 70 the ladies'. Make
IN your party for pleasure trip, bost-
Ing, tsh!ng, bathing and danelx-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
SUSPECTS IN NEW YORK.
Ten People On Steamer From
Colon Sent to Hoffman Island.

(I3y Associated Press,)
NTW YORK, August 3--Ten persons
with fever syptoms, two of them passen-
gers and the remainder members Of the
crew, were removed from the steamship
Advance at quarantine to-day The steam
or came from Colon. having aboard acv.
eral employees of the ishthmian canal. All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
No New Cases.

HIGI n (By AssOciated I'ress.J ~,
MONTGOMERY, Ala. August Sine
board OF health announces no new OF
suspicious cases or fever In Montgomery
to-day. Tho one patient III the cmer-
sencyl hospital has practically recovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Shreveport Safe.
90 Assnciated Press,l

(By Associated Press.)
SHREVEPORT, 4 Ian August 3.--Bar-
ney Tracy, Of Chicago. the only yellow
fever patient In the detention camp here
is progressing favorably. and will be re-
leased IN a few days. The authorities
arc confident that no infection will reach
the city.
The quarantine Is very rigid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

italian Ii ,sually an excellent laborer,
there has for some time beet q strong
movement ID provide such facilities IN
the ,yny g3of Immigrant sthtiors rs VIII
divert 70 this gateway larger propor-
lSlipr nf ltnlihf Immigration.
Tint movement has suffered q severe
setback by, reason Of the TACT that II
unfortunately happens that " 1s thc ital
,ans who nave infected not only New
orleans, but points In other States. It
L recalled that Iii the epidemic Of 4 s6S,
IN 5sevetest New Orleans has ever had had
Al tyas the Germans who suffered most
n,nong the nntionalities, due TO the large
flow OF German Immigration INTO ll1ouls 81
ma In the earlier fifties. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Civil Staff to Leave.
lRY Associated Press

(By Associated Prcss)~
TOXIC, August 3--The civil adminls-
trntion staff will leave for tho Island of
snkhalin August 9th and establish head
quarters at Alcxandrovsk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
No Case at Columbus.
Try Associated Press

8(Bv Associated Press.)
COLUMBUS, GA, August 3.-The ru-
NOR to the effect that there Is a. case
OF yellow fever in his city has no found.
alton The health authorities state that
they will report promptly any suspicious
case Of sickness here. wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
REV MI. RAMSAY
NOT. TO 0. !. RESIGN ! !. il: !
Berkeley Pastor Says He Will Not
Accept Request As
s Final.
CAUSE Of THE TROUBLE 3 i !:
Objection to a New Doctrine
Boy IS Crushed d. t. 3o$Ss5.
II. DEATH 4S. 1; l.,rS S'5$
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch..

G Especial to The Times-Dispnt ch)
NORFOLK. VA, August 3.-Rev. A. J.
Ramsay, pastor Of tho Baptist Church
or Berkeley, says he will not resign. lie
said to-day, referring to the vote OF n
part of the congregation last night, ask
ing him to resign, that there tire B..
members and OF tho So who were present
at the meeting tho vote was 80 ito 22fln.
favor Of his resignation. Ile said that
was legal vote, butrhe will not accept
1t us final. The cause OF dissatisfaction
is the sermons of the pastor on the doc
trlnc OF the "Spirit-Filled Life. There
are factions in the congregation and that
is an aEgravation OF the trouble.
Chief Of Police Bousch has received n
message from wv, Garrison, Of Morgan
ton, N. c., saying that w. w. Fentrcss
died there of consumption yesterday, and
requesting that his relatives be notified
here. His relatives have not been found.
BOYS SKULL CRUSHED.
Oliver Mason, the 12-year-old son Ct
Henry Mason, Of 1907 Poole Street, was
fatally injured under the wheels OF
double horse wagon belonging to Metzger
ana Matthews. which ran over MN ~
the corner Of City Hall Avenue and Bank
+ been in the habit Of riding on the ele-
waited seat OF the wagon villa. Wllllam
4 Mitchell, the colored driver.
On Bank Street Driver Mitchell had oc-
cnson to stop.at Cnrey's tin slop and lett
the boy on the seat Of the wagon alone None
+ while he went to transact the business
! he ha.. there. In the absence OF Mitchell,
/ the boy started the horses and the
wheels of the wagon ran on the side
| walk This threw young Mason from iron,
the high seat and he>tfell8T under tne
wagon and two wheels passed directly
over his head He was removed 70 me
St. Vincent Hospital unconscious ana
with a fractured skull. He died SIX hours
| later. i
SENATOR MARTIN RETURNS.
limited states Senator Thomas S. Mar
I tin returned this morning from Courtland
and was at tho Monticello Hotel "here
4 lie was seen to-day by number OF nus
4 friends and supporters. The senator
! spoke ut CORTLAND yesterday, his audi
once numbering 1890 Of the leading peo'
pie of that section of the State, some
Of whom drove ten miles to hear nm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
DATES CANCELLED.
Willard Withdraws From Tour

Account Of Uncle's Death.
The death of Mr. G, G. Willard. uncle
of LIeutenant-G Governor Joseph f. VIII.
Ing has necesstated his cancellng all
engagement to speak this week. Cap
tain Willard. who looked upon this uncle
as q father. left for Washington as soon
as he received tho sad news.
Captain Willard will continue to NIL
his political engagements next week.
Seeing Virginia From Motor Car.
Mr.. w. II. Hablston. with Mr.. Noting,
Miss! Noting and Miss Buford, Is tour
Ing Virginia in his motor car
The party were amongst the Rich
Horse Show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Mr.. Powers Leaves ST. Paul's,

Mr.. Philip s. Powers, who has, for the
past two years, been director Of The choir
OF st. Pauls Church, has accepted tho
position OF organist and director Of the
take charge Of Tic music, Of that church
In the early fall. lis successor at ST..
Paul's Churh has not been determined
upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

those removed had high temperatures az, ',
ana were taken to Hoffman lsla1lu lot
observation. { Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
PARIS PEssIMIsTIc,

Hears From ST, Petersburg Ihaf
War Party Is in Control'
q El,ti (I3Y Associated Press &, No,y
. PARIS, AUGUST 3,NIho HE.lyN1 ~ w"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
.kOMURA WILL be
PRESENTED FIRST

of tho japanese peace commission; VIII
give, nm !nforal dinner at tho Waldo f.
Astoria to some OF the prominent Jap
nnese residents. sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

| lie wanted Captain Willard TO answer.
whether ha had read and knew or the
charges made against him and paid for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

Ilo explained the charges made by
Crandall Mackay that he had been guilty.
of graft, and said, thank God. he did
help the fellows TO get decent wages.
In regard to the clerk at Cha than, II
Captain Willard thought $500 was
thought he was poorly paid at 5000, which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-13
ANDALUSIA.

Andalusa, July 13.-Joseph Simmons
was in Muscatine the first of the week.
Grey Titterington and family, of
EdgingtOn, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. f. Cole
r. w. Brookman. of Center Point,
Iowa, arrived the last of the week to
visit with his parents.
Miss Lydia Hofer went Sunday to
Muscatine. Iowa, to attend school this
summer
Miss Carrie Walton. of Carbon Cliff,
Ill, is visiting with relatives and
friends
Mrs. A. J. Davis and son, Donald, are
visiting friends in Milan
Miss Kathryn Boney has returned TO
St Anthony's hospital after a weeks
vacation.
Miss Stella Williams, of Rock ISL
and, after a short visit with Mrs. John
Spickler, returned to her home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Brookman and
son, Leroy, of Central City, Iowa. ar
rived to visit the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. H Brookman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-13
Threw Rocks at Train.

Four boys who reside in Northwest
Davenport were before Magistrate
Finger charged with throwing stones
at trains. The boys. according to stor-
les. assembled at the bridge under
which the Rock Island trains cross
Locust street and threw stones and dirt
at the passing trains. A short time
ago a brakeman named Swanson was
struck in the head by stone and
knocked down on the top of a box car.
Fortunately the man did not roll off
the car. He was forced to abandon his
work for the rest of the trip and had to
be taken to the caboose to be cared
for. Since the above happening the
place has been watched. Four boys.
whose names are Henry Miller. Hugo
Slams, Alfred Slams and Henry Mar
tin, were caught throwing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-13
Or. Hoeppner Dead.

Yesterday, at his home near Scott
and Third streets. occurred the death
of DR.. Gustavus HOeppner, one of the
oldest and best known practicing ply
sicians in this city. The fatal ailment
was antinosis. Deceased was born at
kiel. Germany, 90 years ago. He was
educated at Kiel university and came
to America when still a young man.
During the civil war he acted as ply
stefan on boat which brought north
ern soldiers from Vicksburg TO st.
Louis. He came TO Davenport in 1867
and has lived here and practiced his
profession since.