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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-04-13
beautiful Percheron stallion
Fritz Boy" this season in Sum
NIT and surrounding town
ships.
GREAT BEND.

TO The Wahpston Times
The market is overflowed
with eggs this year.
VIM. BRANDED is drilling a
well for Andrew Engel.
A large crew are at work on
the N. p. section repairing the
track.
Chas. Adamson is clerking
for Herman Warner in the
Hardware store.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Bendt on April
2nd, weighing 10 lbs.
The sports are all preparing
for the chicken season, and the
prairie hens will catch it plenty.
Frank Kneuppel has the Of
fer of wheat buyer for the
Farmers Mill and Elevator Co.
Grain is about all seeded in
this vicinity. Farmers, buei.
nessmen and laborors will
watch the growth with interest.
Remember Friday April 21st,
is Arbor day the day for plant.
ing trees and decorating the
school grounds as set by Gov.
ernor Sarles.
Fresh meat was going fast
last Saturday. The team ran
away with the meat wagon
and was rounded up in a hay
stack a mile away.
A number of Mr.. and Mrs
John Phimsters friends gather
ed at their home on Friday
evening and enjoyed them
selves playing cards.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Marjory..Ford has been absent
from school this week.
Clarence Pelham returned
after an absence of a few weeks.
John Medved was absent
from school the first of this
week.
Will Meis is reported to be
extending his vacation into this
week.
Prof. Wanner is busy making
microscope slides for the use
of the Botany class.
Caroline Deitz has been ab.
sent from school this week on
account of sickness.
The State High School In.
spector will visit this school
sometime this week or next.
We notice. with regret that
Mr.. James Shea has departed
from the ranks of the High
School.
Now spring vacation is owe,
the Senior Class is busily en-.
gagged in preparing for the June
commencement.
The base ball team has not
yet organized, but the boys are
practicing faithfully for the
coming season.
School started Monday, after
a weeks vacation aud all the
pupils returned prepared for
eight weeks more of work.
The state certificates arrived
Monday, most of the pupils
whose papers were sent to the
state received their certificates.
Monday the report cards for
the month of March were distri.
buted. A decided increase in
the average marks was noted.
The High School will give
ito semi-monthly program Fri.
day. April 2lst. Program will
start at 2:3O sharp. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The Botany class have begun
their laboratory work, much to
the chagrin of the let section
its dearly loved members are
now divided into two sections,
which recite the first aud
second periods in the morning.
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ABERO OR0l(BIE.
TO The Wahpeton Times.

8. e. Estes Of Wahpeton, was
in town Wednesday.
The continuance of cold wea-
ther.is somewhat discouraging.
Don ]. Clark has purchased
a Monitor drill from Olaf Bjor-
ke.
Rev. 6. j. Powell of Fargo
was. seen on our streets, Mon
day.
G. g. Grain took three cars of
prime cattle to St. Paul We'd
nesday.
Norwegian sunday-school
meets at Emanuel Church at
10 a. "a. ...
Mayor Rohan Of Walcott
was shaking hands with friends
here, Wednesday.
There are fifty children un.
der pastoral instruction at
Richland lutheran church.
Rev. A. Void is instructing
a class of children in Christian
doctrine every alternate Satur-
day afternoon.
James Resley, who has
taught a very. successful term
of school at Elizabeth, Cas-
County, returned home, Fri
day.
T. s. Riley, NJ. NJ. Borman
an. ". .sperry were delegates
to IL e Woodmen convention at
Wahpeton. Wednesday. Mr..
Sperry was elected delegate to
the tate camp.
First Congregational Church
Society, organized 1885, Rev.
William Edwards, pastor. Sun
day Catechism class 3 p. M.
Bible Exposition 8 p. m.
a. Nelson Of the st. Paul
Casket CO., Charles r. Grisum
of Balemand & Co., Chicago,
w. d. Bangler, state agent for
Rocky Mountain Tea, were do
ing business with Hammer &
Borma Friday.
,. &C. ". Crawford, who for
md y years was the respected
bool keeper and yard foreman
for Il w. H. White and Hen
nepir lumber companies at
this Hlace, has accepted a po-
sitioh as manager Of the Drug
and1 Stationery BUSINESS of N.
NJ. Borman, Christine.
County commissioners Ness
was a visitor, Saturday. He
had completed rough and te-
dious ride Of 50 miles, looking
after the building and. repair
! ing of bridges. Mr.. Ness is the
right man in the right place;
that is what thesfarmers think.
On Wednesday afternoon,
lhe spirit Of John Erickson en-
tered into rest. The funeral
service was held in Emauual
Norwegian United Lutheran
Church, Saturday afternoon.
Rev. r. Wisness preached in
Norwegian, and Rev. William
Edwards Congregational min
lister preached in English: Rev.
A. Void pastor, read the Burr
alfservice at the grave. Inter
ment was made in the church
yard. a large congregation at
tended. The departed was
born at Bergen Norway, July
Is, 1923. He came to America
in 1870, and settled at Wiilmar,
MINI. In 1879 he removed
with his wife and family to Ft.
J Abercrombie; lot ating on q
homestead, on which he resid-
ed until he passed away. he
leaves q devoted wife and Ave
sons and three daughters 70
mourn his loss. He was a
kind hearted neighbor, and
good citizen. Pail bearers:
John Quarurn, Anund Olson,
!, Ole Aas. Otto Ralson, Samuel
Leland, Ole Larson. . n. N n.
Borman. unde dertaker.
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The Ladies Shoe for Easter
is the Ultra shoe, all styles and
feathers, at Schanhaar and
Rinderman's.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-04-13
JAMESTOWN Or BISMARCK,

k004VWN Vo O4OMAnOAs
Z Rev. Greene has returned
from a business trip to Fargo
and reports DR.. Robertson more
confident than ever that the
proper location for the Meth
odiat college is at Grand Forks
in conjunction with the state
university. He says Fargo is
practically out of the fight and
that the location for an inde-
pendent school seems to lie be-
tween Jamestown and Bis
Bismarck being very
anxious that the school be
placed there and making a
strong fight for it. Rev. Greene
says DR.. Robertson is confident,
if he had six months to work
in, that he could convince
Methodists that the proper
thing is amalgamation with
the state university. But
there's the rub, the trustees
and clergy don't think so, yet.
Capital.
The question resolves itself
into a good fight with a worthy
foeman if Bismarck wants that
"U." Therefore: Be it resolv-
ed that the 3,319 Bismarckers
in enterprise leagued do get up
and hump.-Bismarck Tribune.
HOSPITAL DEDICATION.
The Franciscan Hospital of
Breckenridge. Minn., will be
dedicated on Wednesday, May
3rd 1905.
At the suggestion of the Sis
ters, the general programme
for the occasion will be as fol-
lows
The hospital buildings will
be open to the public the entire
day from 8 o'clock a. m. until
10 o'clock p. m. and all friends
are cordially invited to visit
the hospital during the day
and evening.
The religious ceremonies in
cident to the dedication will
begin at 9 o'clock a. m. to all
are invited.
At2 p. m. lunch will be serv-
ed by the sisters in honor of
the bishops, priests and invit-
ed guests from abroad.
From Z to 10 O'clock p. m. the
general reception will take
place and it is hoped that the
friends of the hospital from
Breckenridge, Wahpeton and
elsewhere will attend. At this
reception remarks will be made
by guests from abroad and
others and there will be music
and refreshments. The occa-
sion will be interesting and no.
table.
A reception for the children
will take place at the hospital
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Warmly Commended \ Marlrl.

/! Exc ongressman nmes n. 4 Epes. Of
! NottoW;ly Scoun Is at n urphy's. hay
an old aid close personal friend OF Judge
William il. Mann, a nd is "a warm support
or OF that cntletan for tllenomnadoni
3for t,artaiti ilpes sta ted hut
NAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT In the%nature OF a,
proclamation Of II pr clples and policies
there was no doubt that the Nottoways
would recelve strong support h IA q stated,
sthatsh ana Jud &c Mann were about the
same "a &c ~ that q they had x CONS to the
3knoWn5JudgJ Mann I'LL his lifca He COM
.mended his friend inShlgh terms. 81 y III
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the Reputation was politely told its adj,
5vice was grntuitous and Sunnccessary, and
that tho press must continue to state only
what It was ordered to SAY.
Alarming News From Provinces
g News from the provinces tonight grows
more alarming. Reports from II bau state,
that the marine dopots were the scene
Z Of several incendiaryE fires and hat thei
preparations forS the dispatch OF thesthi.l
Pacific squadron to the front have been
seriously impeded. From Wilma, n Illl;lr-
Hltoff.g MOSCOW n Riga, Reval and IIesng-
foHs comes news OF popular demonstrn-
tions. At Dwinsk the q populace have
adopted 5such5a threa teningSa attitude tllatiit
I was necessary to recall two OF he@regi-
sSlnents that We're Withdrawn to reinforce
II tho troops at st. Petersburg.
81 Some surprise Is manifested Mt tie dis
& coveryi that tho Czar.whn$is ut Tsarlioc
4 selo. has been -cosnizant Of every move
of the#military in{past four days sandEap-
" groves the mems taken to suppress the
81 manifestation OF diseuntent. He9is said q
4 BE- In the merriest humorS and n3llo$ way
ID depressed by Sundays tragedy. TN !
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COSSlACKS ID|lSP'Ei,.Rl'Ss.'El5;,iI, Il
STRIKERS 5lN I N O ! 81, Q \.
Acting CiSief fs817olicc @ fferrsI . to,
Y s1siglitBSDllel With 3riti}sll1lSl;lsS Ne,
.Ep1lsull

Ii 5f4 tBs 4 Associated rress3 \.
CISCO ytl 1T 81 Si.l ~
81 Cbssurks aily evening dispersed 81 "
1900 Worlimu d, who re- gro IN 4 o i,s
tiasfInre ret,ttr Ell. this was "a he only
event OF tile Kind during tile = lf q.
PORTS thnt&ni mob was pl.,nder IS anu la
ityrtclsing slioi III iiit tie tyerslsn are I'LL
Etrli1.g ,rhn HI srcliants AZ
gpeulsto tic Isl hperol 10 avoid blood "a sl'eu
NJ, y Cffered aaSatssfaction. KIM Il .s8
81 =. M Gre ls completes trtn1uutlll1tyS
within tie 10 undarics Of tlilsacity, BIT u
tho people IRE keeping INDOORS, oWii'g y. !,
tho ofilcialswnr ming The te is pleau.
ling gri,dt,nlyi but thts far conline
Stb thr smaller ,imils. The larg US
8trinlj concerns ll'e being guarded in$oiueli
Ii preventG tho men employee there from y
Ebalnr tinidat I'd 5but 1t is the be
Inc Strike wlll5i,econc general mere iiTe
snIoo troops iii Eight Of the city pro- .
Probably tliersi will BIS O NJ r,ers W ~
Emo,row.5 The itzers arc armed isat tte
prospect or nn ciIlpl ion .oI y Is u Is
thousands of rl,,iei and c1ploesllal
tloil AZ \,
10 moro than 20 1)0, J but rites
consider that this is tifliccnt for thel
fnresert Sneeds, ard nyidently tlre d St I'M
S1nined52to avoid t,loodshed ~ poss DIE
;rhuy declare they tho t,,sltlon well
8Iscnntnl,l Grove, the British, &colis,,lisltas
~ lied upon nj. Roudneff, the 'Fs1L
tnolice mas Who ls in the w,
sence OF Chief olkoff ma g1,eo lie is
n PLANTATION Gof the posted telest !, n
fron, I1oitdo on Ilcg F ,s' u
turbances. were to Anslo.S ptafaese
Sf Roudncdf ucel the orign.n t e,
r,,i /, eviden 10 of good fa tls captain 4
Grove. stated That so,!ld report atne
mntter Is the an bass Y;
nj Ia considcred hat the pos sthe
Snl1ege telegram LED q
subjects OF " q. en-. !,
Moved in fact orics here. ~ 7t1e,
ssurcd him hut hero; S y
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Ina tnete would (. ,oris!rsity /. !, t (,
A.st TIRE spiriei hiIle # rom ny reinhiniIls
\,
those Ia De sold ii t ppenlnts spI the
noWl
apIq r., s ,,od Hsfs icksts
< treTsesen iltg two ia sea ~
Ncnia 2t nne dalia eas g,
efositlvcl hot btss cEeri est INT x
h Ven q some tiine before it.ti g nors
were 8tp have. been, q, ti,ea hoping " Sc
cure W con dent
sonno ftunity8t 10 { pur chass. But, though We
sseRs IL from 9eesso
1 gall and from 70 ofitce I'M
the vain hope of getting tick tssor Iifor-s
sold sasI ie excell by Who had got
ten hem btile m vs. ri olix cans. and
were selling hdin4at TN. ex0rl, TAM sr,ric ca
5of@ wo hree Or even vc dol lars a piece
h Iurt herinore i fes doors were threYYn open
6utfS3 instead of IS ~.
hen sEn had Pre- yi9nsl y uire1 bout
tlieaso-called rus tick we e1nl'hasized
would represent ~ seat. a lsc reply ass
positive that would sorne IS ~, 81
ulsltorss found hey coli % not get
admission that hose certainly did not
TeprcseIst SEA ts. others ~ no seemed n tn
atan, WITH tla ltla sus
et iii md sta v In. s.
81 We reminded the clerk yof Ills assertion
that each ticket would represent II scar
Tie replied that tile mistake had been
made because the MANI gers did not know.
tho seating capacity Of the galleries. 5a8
We und ersto1d. of@cotirse,5Tt that on 5ac-
count,of the recent rIinnnce ms to occtl-
patton of STANDING ROOM TINT applIci-t
lions for tic cts would be- largely iii OK q
& cess OF seating ca nactty.a But we lid ex-
ct&that when Il he doors should have
been th,pwn oI,en {.t 80 he ls,,plY wos
ret aeats fairly, With the congratulatsons
!Sof5ytiie8 disappofnted bnt8 not rcseh full
majority s4, 8g 5S} Slsl
8 sssS Now Having stated these grievances II
would like to know: $ On what grounds
yv ,ye,n snjl ri III q IL tcr n n,
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ji q y n
4 HAVIN G FINE SUCCESS.
81 d ornestiics:. y. Science i
Moving Oh Well,

81. Towing on Well. ss8,I Dsss 81
5flmassuccess durins 4 81 first two III ontfs
OF It's history. bout " cir HIVE
sappled to the school foi m en- beers q
mana G rents feels NJ thn t,t t,e fa 9
the school VIII he'll a len one hundred
Esreatest Wi uc5to the,1i.@s
SsII1'heglndiGs ofstie Doniest lc SciGilce ub
superintendent and tho comm tt lhe
Following officers were elected: Mrs. b V.
~ s, president: Mrs. i. Fll ton,
o lsi vieelgpFssi
IL bird vi don't, N binsnfi,
fourth NJ ce-presdent: Mrs. y. c. sDaniel,
$tifth vice president I; ~ ISIS Gurley,
secrct;ry;; . Greer. T. x. 81 /.
Ehoine-madc bread tt Isl he public Mr. y
Svi ley W,l L deliver lat I'll ID oOrsRo 81 lie
$Teonle by the WI gon OF tho N inetecnth
Street M ission.s ,rhe quaint ty turned out
Isnall but VII
Slnfgert opportunlty&fo FOR the ihnlntes OF he
chool 70 do this Important SSorls irho'llst-
5{keepln
ld *, 4, tls \, city ], z h
services to give week. ~ 4; lessons in cook
ing to ii clnss OF 1t Won ty young ladies.
WHO are able and willing to pm 81 for he
at q he ntotle go to II he Treasury
oft heB sch DOL. II 3S Xxx II
5 Is Another meeting OF very & rca & inlnor-
$tn.1n lc wa. ord cred for next ~ ednesday
4. also dec ded to have ut an earl y
day for the gsers pu6s
Evil be surprised innd pleased ut the spot
less and at ractlye Z. horne that hey have
Mt No. III NORTH, eieentfis Street
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Per sonals an d Briefs.

I'd NJ ISIS Lizzie Haynes, daughter OF Mr..
,ll,ls entered the Woman 81 llege for
the half session. S hehwill boa I'd Will 2lle's
uncle, Mr.. j. . d Ilayncs,s n o. 204 Ii East
Hon, j DIN L. effrics,s Of Norfolk, mem-
Der Of tho law firm OF LaWless nm Jef-5
fries. was III the city yes crdi lazy IA n Ell
4 Miss Kate Johnson, % {. this city,r Who
has been i'll of pneumonia at the home It
nor parents, at p speet. ya..i & zreported
as considerably improved, thou gll not We Z
regarded as fully 4 out OF dang 81.
residence, Mo. . a222 West Mali s tree s Va
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TREPOFF MAKES MOVE
IN OPUT I5ND'T STRIKE
Issues Proclamation Promising
Concessions to the People.
British Complications.
4 (By Associated Press.)l


n ST.PETERSBUIaCi. Jam 26-2: 15aA a.. NJ
Governor General Trepoff and Minister
OF Finance KolSovosoff issued n procIa-
5lnation last night, which reveals the gov
sernInent's plan for breaking the strike
not only here but throughout Russia.
The proclamation Is couched in a Epaternal
tone and points out that honest WORK
men, who want to better their condition.
should have broltAlft their demands to
the northumberland OF being misleu
by agitators intoIaffiliating With a move.
sment, which is not confined to economic
aspirations. IT invites them to return
TO work, promising them in the Elm.
iIeror's name a revision OF the general law
50 as to restrict the hours OF labor, the
institution of IL plan for State insurance
and otherwise to meet their demands so
far as the law Will permit, and guaran-l
tees them protection against interference
by agtators. This document Will be fol-
lowed either by an Imperial manifesto
along the same lines, In the hope of pre-
venting the spread OF the strike or BIZ
specific proclamations by the local au-
sthorities wherever strikes are In peo-
Z gross. ia 5is5 b $.55 WIN
Effect Problennatical.
BY promising to yield tho question OF
u
eleven III Russia. the authorities believe
they Will meet the main grievance of the
4 Workmen. This. together with the giIaran-
Stcc Of protection, the authorities hope
viii induce those strikers who garc ,intlir-
ferent to political demands, which class
4 they declare constitutes II great hulk Of
I the men, 10 resume work
1t Is certain many strikers were forced
( out against their wishes; but the general
effect of the proclamation Is still prob
4 lcmatical. Though The strikes have been
spreading TO various towns, the situation
4 Tonight. while iinIuiet, Is not acute
anywhere, The great demonstration,
with an Accompaniment pf bloodshed,
which was anticipated at MOSCOW yrster-
& day, did not occur, and the stHke IN the
ancient capital has not spread rapidly,
only about 1900 workmen bcing out, ac-
cordIng 10 latest reports, Cossacka
charged and dispersed II crowd OF 500
WOrItmen, and reports were circulated In
ST Petersburg that many were killed
but adyiceS direct from MOSCOW at mid,
night deny this. tho best Information
being that only a few blank YOlleys were
f fired. The MOSCOW military have received
orders 10 avoid q repetition OF Sunday:
tragedy. and not use pall cartridges un
Y less they are driven 10 do so BY the
{. direst necessity. Fnst
In several Baltic province towns ,her,
has been considerable disorder, especial!
lat Riga, where the military are In com
s plete possession IN the streets OF Hel
angfors there was last evening a re
sumption Of Tuesday nights riotIng, Will
4 Aloodshed, some thirty persons beni
wounded, II a general movement break
ont among the Films, II is likely 70 TAX
tile form Of an armed uprising, as almos
q every Finn has Il weapon in his house.
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Panic lin Theatre.
(f-By Associate d Press

BY 7ASSOCltLlGtl1SIE 594FIf91
IlIsH1NEFF, q - --- sedit ious s.
.lnonstration during lie per formance led
to a panic In lleatre ille l1s nj. 81
crisis iii the hostility toward the govern
smient was raised In the cro Wded audi 70 Y
irlum8by incendlary3 pro q PEI lama tons, which
were showored from the gallery The q
:diences became panic 81 ricten lind con-
siderable timc elapsed 4 be fore order
restored. 4sSs Il Il q q. 81 8.i vs. e.
Twenty: arrests were Il made, including
four j cWish soldiers. S5 .s b. N
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Mr. ITalleyS coates Here

q VIZ. Robert I. 1sllley;. the recently mp
pointed assistant United States "a ttorney
for tho Eastern District Of Virginia. has
located his Office int he goyeranment build
5trariyTto tho belief Of many, he will have
permanent headquarters In this scl ty,atd
not I'M Norfolk. MI. ,Eallcy Will continue
the Federal courts, Ills service AS ,attor-
'ney Interfering but lit 10 wit 7 his prl-
waite practice. NJ Is X 3 Fl
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STRIKE DISORDERS II.
In OTHER PLACES
Severe Fighting il Finland Cos
sacks Fire on the Crowd, 5as
I. Wounding Thirty, \;
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press,) tssifs5
r Ill1LsINGFORS, FINLAND. Jan, 22ii,. ~
Cossacks are patrolling the streets OF this
city. a big demonstration Is expected to-
night upon the arrival OF Films, who llnd
been expelled from tho country, and who
recently were given permission Ito re-
turn, Fl e.
Il Later, Though the crowds on tho
streets were smaller tonight, there WAS
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PRESS OF ENGL AND ID.
HOSTILE u o RUSSIA.
Even MemberI$of ga Cabinet III ests Pub Pub
.:licly Expresses Sympathy y With With,
( Strikers View Of Situation.
. lBy AssocIa ted Press,

Il . Tf4 h - ! =
NJ (By Associa ted Press, ii. a FL
\ 8i1. oNDoN, Jan,s peo,--The foreign Office
i5ylews The situation$in Russia wit alarm
~ believes that while The present rlslngss
viii he put down. thcgaffnir II. OF sunda y ut
ST. Petersburg Ia certain 70 bllnl abollt
3. change In tho form y OF govern rlent.5
The Associated Press learns tlat.. ne
foreign Office would we come q y sslan
government with, which 1t would enter
Into a treaty, similar TO the Eglo-lrenc,i
agreement, feeling that ias tract, % "
tie present regime would be rapH .Ls y
at will, But fears are ~.
revolution which might Tes y ~ "
national complieat Ion q, /, /, ID
yrhe remarks az war Secretary a rnold-
FORSTER III Croydol;fla last night, vi hen ne
expressed tic syinpathy q OF he {lleo Pc ot
the United Kingdom VI tn tne. peopses *
Russia, are exciting con sitie r'1ple y cow
mcnt, coming from q CO
He seemed 10 voice the SO ~
Tint the british governments mas y! rua-
siun bureaucracy. Mr.. Alnold- For ster
also made the astounding sthtelnehl t,iut
IL would be u bold man VINO WIG, WpuAu sis
whether this movement Woula !! ~ i'N Nv,
10 help or hurt the lsrl t!sa ~,
t,wo must he ON our esli ~ I, ys 81 4. IS \
'rhe British press ls y yyllNo taxes Y
no less gloomy view. The lpers Y i ~.
been given IN almost OK lusiYel ysi sll ,e
Sunday to8alarmist reporta from ituss.a,
hostile articles and scat iiHg SeulI oIltlls pil
the .'mnssacre.n one Of the leF l,l
used for the affairSnf sanel.l 'illu NY
Russian Emperor and MS go e,,
arc generally compared rs 70 ''pepsssSSA y
bay 81 n 81 !; y. &. I,
~. lapssls ss,'Ycs al ~
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itlets,ui1s tation occurred. but tlsi
others stood uncovered Iii the street : n
Stiielttle groups passed wit tlit dead y VI
fIin& o,ff tsehiate he fSnfvn
gates td1 bodies were lowered Il
list resti s place Il s.
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Delegate Lee Here

Il Among Yesterday Is arrivals In ~ he city
was Mi, Henry u. 81 Leo, member OF the
last TIouse5o Delegates from Nottoway
county n Mn. Lee WIS greet ing ftiendssat
Murphys last 'lIe tipsIT
nstic supporter OF S'era tor YtllianlS :! !.
in N ottoway tund ad Joining counties I.
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