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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
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japanese coral IL made up into most
chic necklaces
Velvet collars and cuffs finish many
Of the Dobbiesf coats
Elaborate souiacbe braiding is pro-
phesied for the spring tsilor-made.
The smartest hats are either pic
turesquely large or ridicniously small
Yokes. berthas. pulled sIecs IS and
skirt douDees are beralded for sum
mer
Large fat bows. trimmed with jew
els or lace. are worn on the theater
couture
Black and white check In which the
white preioininaies is shown ia smart
spring suits.
Mixed sfraws and much Of that deep
golden yellow are shown among the
FIRST straw hats.
A narrow border OF coIored ribbon
velvet adds pretty touch to the white
net sleeve rufile.
Organizes crossed by heavy white
bars and sirewn on the lines with large
flowers. are lovely.
Cloth is 10 be much used IN the
spring and manufacturers are bringing
out most supple ones
Black satin girdles with long sash
ends are worn with some Of the dressi-
est shlrtvaist gowns
The feather that expresses itself in
brown will probably finish OF green or
some other vivid shade
FROM = perishable and unsatisfae-
tory fabric, chiffon has become beau
tifui and serviceable cloth
A band Of lace around collar. down
front and around cuffs is waist trim
ming not at all out Of date
Mufrs and stoles OF clipped feathers
are worn by the younger set and in
pure white rival the finest ernine.
Brown vaienciennes is right in keep
ing with the modes and very handsome
is a whole gown fashioned thereof.
Fortunate possessors Of old Spanish
blonde lace. In style years ago. are get
ting 1t out for smart yokes and stocks
silky French felts. slashed and turn
ed up in the most daring fashion. aud
heaped with roses, are nobby head
pieces.
The fur pelerine has aggrsndized
itself into quite garment. SO that
with the larger ones no other wrap is
needful.
Evening tcques have a full. wide
ruche OF lace banded around with
twist of velvet matching the roses
against the hair.
Pale-blue velvet and mauve vioiets
are a French military combination. ar
IS also soft gray felt with warm brown
and crimson velvet leaves
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
GROWTH or CATCH PHRASES
Many Words and Sentences la Common
Use Had Peculiar Be9innings.

Nearly every one has at times b.ien
puzzled 10 account for the origin OF
words and phrases they hear used In
the conversation Of those with whom
they come In daily contact. Some OF
these are peculiar In their etymology
and give no indication OF their par
entage. The word ''hurrah." for In
stance. is token OF Joy in use for
centuries. IL is the battle cry OF the
old Morse vikings as they swept
down 10 burn aud murder among
the peaceful British. '-rur aie." Was
their war cry. which means Thor
sid"-an appeal for help 10 Thor. the
god OF battles.
Its all humbng" Perhaps IL IL.
Humbng is the Irish "uim bog" pro-
nouneed humbug, meaning bogus
money. King james II. coined worth
less money from his mint at Dublin.
his 2o-shilling piece being worth ?
pence. The people called IL 'uim bog. ="
II WAS a Roman gentleman OF 1000
years ago who first asked where the
shoe pinches." He had just divorce
his wife aud his friends wanted 10
know what wac the matter with the
woman. They declared she was good
and pretty. NOW" said the hus-
band. taking on his shoe. Isn't that
nice shoef lis good shoe. chr
A pretty shoe. chr A new shoe. ehf
And none OF you can tell where Il
pinehes me-"
Before you can say Jack Robinson"
arose from the behavior OF one John
Robinson. Esq He was a fool. lie
was in such a hurry when he called
ON his friends that be would be or
before he had well Knocked az the
door.
There they 20. helter-skelter."
That phrase was coined az the de
feat OF the spanish armada. The
great feet Of the Spanish inrasio~
was driven by storm and stress OF
the English attack north 10 the Hell
der river and south 10 the Skelder
riyer-the scheidi.
DO you know why hsre Is called
-Puss"f This is not riddle. but
Just an example OF how words &c,
twisted. The ancient Norman knights
who came over with william the |
conqueror pronounced the word lie |
puss." The puss be remains too y.
Go 10 Halifax" That town was
! place OF special terror for rogues
because OF the nrst rude guilloiine
nrenied there by Mannaye for chop
ling on felons' heads. Halifax law
vas that the criminal should be
nrsi and inquired upon
lfier" Coventry bad queer law in
ID times by which none but free.
men % the city could practice a
rade there. Strangers were starved
'ut Hence the phrase OF shutting a
nan out OF human company--sent
o Coventry" 'spick and span
ONES from the spikes and span
hooks and strefchers for
,r~tehing cloth new from the loom.
To -dun" man for deb; comes
rom the memory OF Joe Dun. bailir
Z Lincoln. who was 10 keen a col
ecior that bis name has become
roycrb.
News" IL a queer word-;he initials
Z north. east. west south. which APP
- rcd on the earlies; Journals as
Ign that information was TO be had
ere from the four quarters OF the
forid. The sign was y Il W $. and
ave us our word news"
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rnrcs.onahlc Woman.

His wife asked him to read to her
Taking NJ the paper. he turned to thu
womsn's page and started with th'
first article that attracted his atten
ton. II was by distinguished med
teal authority on the subject OF correct
breathing and began:
AS means for preventing wrinkle,
in the face Il IS certain that the prac
tice OF keeping the mouth shut is on,
Of the most positive"
THAT viii do. sir." she snapped. Il
asked to be entertained. not TO be In.
suited. New York Press
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

who can estimate the value Of a
sunny soul who scatiers gladness and
good cheer wherever he goes instead
OF gloom and sadness? Everybody Is
attracted to these cheerful faces and
sunny lives and repealed by the gloomy
the morose and the sad. We envy
people who radiate cheer wherever
they go and ding out gladness from
every pore. Money, houses and lands
look contemplate beside such a dis.
position. Detroit Free Press.
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$3.50

paper Is wet might have little tur-
pentine added 10 IL. as II has a re-
freshing aud Frightening effect and
aas = tendency TO keep the carpet free
OF insects aud moths.
One way 10 prevent the dust from
entering the throat aud lungs while
sweeping. IL 10 tie small sponge over
The mouth and nose. 4 person can
breathe through the porous sponge
and IL takes up the dust which would
otherwise be inhaied.-whai 10 Eat
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

ed 20 have It's own private wire Din
tie shape Of delicate Deryei 20 the
heart That finger. too. was called the
medicine finger. aDd the belief was
that 10y virtue Of the little nerve IL
could detect a dangerous poison II sim
ply inserted IN I'd. liquid. From that
belief the idea that wedding rings
the rings worn on thsf fnger-had spe-
rial curative qualities. had its rise. To
this day wedding rings are rubbed over
an obstinate sly on an eyelid-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
excellent for all thin people and for

excellent for all thin people and Cor
nervous. delicate children.
After a few weeks the change viii
be quite noticeable. the health. too.
improved. nervousness and irrisability
disappear and. the unslghily bones and
angles replaced by frm. plump flesh.
bright eyes. and a healthy complexion.
IL may be added that warm clothing
and open windows are very essential
-Woman's Life.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

The best way in which TO clean hair
brushes is with spirits OF ammonia and
warm water. Take tablespoonful Of
ammonia to one quart OF water; dip the
bristles up and down In the water
without wetting the back: rinse In
clean warm water. shake well. and dry
In the air. but not In the sun. Soap
and soda soften the bristles. and win
turn an ivory-bscked brush yellow.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

A prayer for those who pass sew
enty: THAT ! may never be shipped
from one OF my children to the home
OF another just as a pauper is sent
from town to town"
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misplaced. the actual per cent being
81 OF per cent and AZ OF per cent
respectively. Says Professor Brooks:
THE fertillzing value OF coal ashes.
whether from hard or soft coal. is
always very low. for NOT only are the
proportions OF plant food exceedingly
small. but the compounds present are
as well very insoluble."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

The Barber Gathering customer an,
gazing out the window)-I tell you, sir
the man who shsves himself keeps tn,
bread and butter out OF some pool
BARRIERS mouth. The Customer fierce
ly)--And incidentally the lsther out OF
his own,--Puck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
Broken branches.

When from accident. the effect OF
snow or ice. large branch Of tree
IL broken. cut temporarily. leaving a
foot or more TO be cut again close 20
the trunk in the month OF Juno. adj.
yiscs a Country Gentleman correspond
ont
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one OF the agricultural papers quotes
an alleged analysis by the Massachu.
setts station giving "a per cent phos-
phoric acid and ~ per cent potash In
soft coal ashes. In order to prevent
any Misunderstanding, Professor
Brooks herewith calls attention to the
fact that a decimal point has been
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
rbc Wedding R,pv riu~,r.

The wedding ring, says the London
Chronicle. was placed on the left hand.
as nearest the heart, and on the fourth
finger because that finger was suppos.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

Skirt with yoke and trimming Of
bands cut in one piece and Joined.
under stitching. TO the skirt with plain
front panel and gathered sides. A
good hroadcloth or mohair model
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The FIFTY-sI6HTH C0xGRESS.


Washington. Jan Ie-Senatc The
charges OF impropriefy made in con
nccticn With the camps t~ls of 1856
and t90f were revived Tor a time Ia
the senate BY Mr.. Stone. who spoke
IN support of his rcsoiuflon providing
Tor an Investigation OF the charges
he used with much freedom the names
OF President Roosevelt. Judge Parker
and Chairman Cortciyou. and again
related the allegations that Mr.. Cor
teiyou had used the Attenuation Sc
cured by him az secretary of com
mcrcc and labor fo secure money
the statehood hil continued. with
Messrs. Clay. Nelson. Bailey and stew
ART AS speakers
House The house or renrcsenfa-
tives adopted the 10 articles % TIM
pcachmcnt against judge Charles
Swaync. of the district court of the
Northern district of Florida. which
bad been presented by its special com
miucc uf Investigation. The speaker
was authorized to appoint seven mar-
arcrs to present che case fo The sem
ate and conduct tbc Impeachment pro
cecdinr before that body
Washington. Jan c0 Senate Con.
sidcration of the statehood bin was
continued in thc SENATE and Nr Stone
spoke Tor two hours in opposition 60
b. The BIN ior fhc enumeration ~
American fur scalrrs who suffered
losses because of their suppression
also was debated no some length. hut
no action was taken ou lr
House Ihe house of representa-
tivcs completed confederation of the
army appropriation hiu and win vote
ON tho measure nnrIn. fhn debate
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JETT AND sRrTToN.
Trey Were Seen ey Witnesses Arer
the Shooting at jackson.

Lexington. Ky. Jan 20 In ihe trial
OF william Britton for the murder %
Jim Cockr.l Harrison uianfon. %
Jackson. testified that a fcw minutes
after the shooting he was In tho cor
ridor or the court housr 81 Jackson
and that be met Curt Ictt. BIN Briifon
a. D sse Spioer together He fcsti-
fe nat there was no other person ia
the corridor az the time. ard that Jctt
pulled out A pistol and remarked.
"Weu here's what laid him on thc
cooling board il 10 and see my
hinfoiks now
Mortimer Forbes. of Jackson. tes'i
hed that three men were at the vialcw
from which the shots were frod. He
recognized Curtis Jet. hui failed 20
recognize the other He SAW Jc.t
Britton. EEbcrt Harsis and Jesse Sr.-
Ger in the corridor OF The colrt house
and suggested thar they should 20 up-
stairs and hni out who d'd fhr shoot
inE. to- which Spiccr replied -if Won
DO YOU viii get your id head shot
on"
Albert s.. Johnson. Jamcs Dlanton.
w IT Peifry Vs. y. Cope and Scha=
tian Williams testified. and an agrecd
as 90 seeing Icft az Tho window
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The Grand Jury at Pueblo, Col,
Made Its Report and
Was Discharged.
IT RETURNED 257 INDICTMENTS
Reports a Conspiracy With Its Fcun-
tain Head in Denver 10 Control
Election In Pueblo County.
Nearly $500 Foreigners Received Nat
urauzstion Papers in September
and October. 1904. Who Were
Not Entitled To Them.

Pueblo. Col. Jan. 2i-Thc grand
ury which has for two months been
.ntcstiratinr the election frauds In
Pueblo county. reported TO the court
and was discharged Two hundred
.nd dfy.seven indictments were re-
turned
The grand jury. on which democrats
r-I rouubicans had eq4al representa-
trrs. reports the discovery of con
noF with its fountain head in Den
t.-. to control The election In this coun-
Boy corrupt methods
Nany 1900 foreigners received nat
rraHzaton papers during September
a.l October. 1904. from the County
.anrf and in many instances they we're
Nmal to aliens who had never even
anNel for their first papers. but werc
HcH to Them 1s miners who had been
n This country from two months 20
.ao ycars. and in almost every instance
were boz excess of is years OF age when
t..r ief their native land.
Denver. Col. Jan. 2f-Whon the
nrt legislative committee appointed
t0 hear the Peabody Adams guberna-
..-.0i contest mot. the report of the
..r.r.s who examined the Denver bal
H Bones turned over to them was
r.fo According 20 the testimony of
Ihn experts. 4f9 ort of the s0f ballots
found n The boxes were spurious
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
The National Retail Grocers' Assoeia-
tion May Organize one.

Cincinnati JAM 2l-The question
Of organizing Grocers' Mutual Fire
Insurance 60. viii be discussed az the
National Retail Groccrs' association
convention 90 be held n this city Jan
uary a. 25 and 2f
AT the Ohio Retail Grocers' associa-
tion meeting In Toledo o.. last year
an insurance company was organized
and is now 10 operation. It is claimed
that this company can insure the mem
bers Of the organization at from 50 90
90 per cent less than the regular FIRE
insurance companies Will take risks.
as it does away with agents. etc. each
member acting as an agent free OF
cost
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RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
A Report Showing the Number In the
United States For Three Months.

Washington. Jan 19-The inter
.r'e commerce commission has is
sH.l report on railroad accidents Ia
far United States during the months
of iuly August and September. 1904.
showing 22S passengers and IS3 em-
noree nNcd and 215f passengers and
1893 employees injured in train acci-
dents Other accidents 60 passengers
ani employees. not the result OF col
.s.ors or other accidents. brings the
aerre eafe casualties for the quarter
aH tl 1852 killed and l3.2o7 injured.
There were I.f39 collisions and 1921
aeai'mCnts. Che damage TO cars. en-
rrcs and roadways being se839.o73
IHe report says that while these fig
aros show O. gratifying decrease In tho
namhcr of employees killed. the three
u.nths 1858 whole may bc termed the
m..t disastrous one quarter on rec
DrI Hu fatal accidents to passengers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

Chicaeo. Jan 21-rhe estate of
Theodore Thomas is valued az $50
600. according 70 his will. hied for pro-
bate. His musical library. including
rare editions and autograph scores. IS
ordered distributed equally among the
testator's Eve children
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

Washington. Jan. 23.-Hon. WIN. J.
Bryan delivered an address az the cele-
bration Of the SD anniversary Of the
Young Mems Christian association.
His theme was the work Of the v NJ
G. A. in character building Later he
left for New York.
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News in Brief

Adm Togo. Vice Adm hamimnfA
and RI Adm kato have ieft Toxic 70
FeJoin me aeet-
Eugene Hale ~&s ro-eiectet 70 the
United states senate Tor a tfth term
by the Maine. legislature
Al Wiikcsbsrrc. Pa. ERE erttct tho
eiotnins hcusc q Simon Longs Sons-
Loss, tsQ.opo. partly insurci
The new steamer Prips vaiicmaT
and Siara have been purchased b. RUS
sia from the East Aaiatic Co.
Pope Plus y. received In private an-
dience Miss Nellie Grant. Eranddaurn-
Ter OF TIE -ate Cen u $ Grant
Norman Rockeieiicr. a prosperous
farmer and an uncie OF John %. Rockc-
Teller. died A. Phelps. n Y. aged %
Moses J. Jackson. a member of the
New YORK city Board or coroners. was
arrested charged with attempted ori-
hcry
AT tne gambling houses In 81 4o-
aepn- NO. were closed by the police
eQnlfaissiorers Hnder orders FROM Gov
folN
EN'Congrcssman b Rice. who
''ee 'ef,'si terms '' 'rpie-se'A-
" '' ~ 4"'''
-'' ''.,' q" i'a' ''le''
.-- 49, .eo 'ne i'7- ..lce
80. sos ''''' '''' 81 ' s'''T
'N l'l ','7 o'i' '..n
.-'
"'i"@ li'oN It'd 9'N'A'i" "-''
.-' '','
.- wy" .u'
.'-.. o '' ' t'~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

New York. Jan. 20.-President Pull
''am Of the National League. announc-
ea that the contracts Of Robert F.
-"-ns end Harry Arndt with Cinciu-
l'"li' and OF Frank Hershey with Bos-
on. and the release OF William Hall
man by St Louis 70 Louisville. are
approved.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

London. Jan. 2l-The Times has
trustworthy Information that Vice
Adm. Roiestvensky is not likely TO
reach far eastern waters for three
months and is not likely for the pres
ent even to enter the eastern waters
OF the Indian ocean
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

New York Jan. 21.-Business fail
ures in the United States for the week
ending January 10 number 3o4. against
295 last week. 266 In the like week in
1904. 253 in 1903. In Canada failures
for the week nubem 81. as against "a
last week
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New York. Jan % Mrs. Clara C.
Stranahan. founder Of Barnard col
lege Tor women. Columbia university.
and long Identified otherwise with
higher education Of women In this
country died az her home in Brooklyn
Of apoplcXy
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

Lexington. Ky. Jan. 28-On account
Of the low price Of oil work IN the Ken
lucky and Tennessee developments IL
being ourtailed BY the more establish
ed concerns. while many Of the smaller
companies are giving up drilling alto
Eether.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

New Orleans. Jan. 2s.-Gen. William
F. Mickle. adjutant general and chief
Of STAFF. gives oficial notice thar the
next reunion OF the United Confeder-
ate Veterans will be held in the city Of
Louisville. Ky. on June IA. Is and I6.
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Louisville. Jan. Il The following .
the report Of offerings on the Louis
Vile market. including an the ware
houses. Buriey 500 hhds. dark. is3
hhds.. total. 72S hhds Original in.
spections. 6.00l hhds.. reviews. I27
hhds. rejections. 2l3 hhds.
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The Inaugural Parade.

Washington. Jan. 2O.-The inaugura!
committee decided not to construct an
inphi'heater on the ellipse south Of
le ~hite house for the purpose OF re
ewing the inaugural parade Be
~een so and 60 civic organizations
pm be in line.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

Washington. Jan. Representa-
tive Helm introduced a bill providing
that judges Of the United states dis
tTict and circuit courts 81 i rcfraia
from expressing an opinion TO the
jury IN criminal cases as to the guilt
or Innocence OF an accused man.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

Chicago. Jan. 1S-Taking the cue
from the Cigar Makers union the Re
pan Clerks National Protective asso-
eia-on viii attempt 70 protect its
members from loan sharks by the es-
aohshing Of loan agencies at the
union headquarters in large cities.
"Aere the union men can get money
without interest
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

London, Ky. Jan. 2i.-S. z. Len
kerk, OF ReynoldsviIle. Pa. has been
here to interest the people OF london
and Laurel county IN an enterprise to
establish large brick and tile plant
at East Bernstadt with a capital stock
of gl5D.UOd.
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t'
. 'n'9e u,'ie ones, 'nes
nue as 'ne plcho'S ana
'''''.l''.1 u''''ns %" 'ue peo
.--'',-' e'n q. .,'o
.''I ''.' '''-'''s' Insults ana o'nS'
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,'.....,.. "a N. '-'
.-. ~
" o''.''", .'Ns as s'oun
n'''s H'' ''n.lles' uoss ana
worse were ne''H
tN -f Nm' me troops moved the
cI"NHf MISSED ihcm- strikers also
-H'A'i'a 10 ine entrance OF inc Grant
'''' Nala ."a OF ihe avenue le'iins
.' 'ne Mo'Na canal The crowd at inc
'''.. n.''' s"'.'eH TO nuse proper
SUNG 'Ne niiote ACROSS 'h-
"'",I came "l .'' p. IN-
""- 4Ne o'ion'i 0.n-
r.''ls ".''''i
''f ."' 'v'i
7"o'.a ''.' ADVANCED ''
""' 'N'" ''N"' ."'' -'t
iop. heading straight Tor Che Moika.
0hcrc tncy were lost 800 cloud of
snow Sarchs from Che wounded re-
sounded Then came deadly silence.
broken onis ay tlc galopInE of ambu-
lance horses
The next -N minutes passed without
incident Noihins Indicated the ap-
nf'aca oi lAc horrible outehcfy which
was destined io stain the corner OF the
admiralty flrdons win human blood.
f ae crowd ihcre persisted ln refusing
F io move 'n. '-anonng Tor tne empe-
tnr ana continually hurlne abuse at
l-' TROOPS NuI attempted no violence.
i"o COMPANIES or me froeoranl'nshy
-t"iD7 I'i'iDi ana maTcAea ai double
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

Paris. Jan. 23.-The funeral Of Lou
ise Michel. the revolutionary agitator.
at Levallois Perret. was the occasion
OF a large anarchist demonstration.
The street we're heavily guarded by
military and police and there was no
serious disorder.
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Covlngton Ky. Jan e3-Minnle. .
vearold daughter OF Lawrence w.
Brown. OF Thirteenth and RlcAey
streets. is dying from the effects OF
carboiic acid poisoning In some man
ner the child got hold OF The bottle
and drank some OF its contents
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-26

Louisville Ky. Jan 2l-Stato Row
cnue Agent A. Bizot attached the
Western Union Telegraph Co. and tne
Postal Telegraph and Cable co IN
suits for taxes for five years past on
personally amounting 20 $250.O9O and
Sl500O0 respectively
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hnanshan. Jan. pa considerable
Incfease has been noticeable the last
~ days IN the range Of the japanese
uiiefy. This fact affords ground for
NC oesief thai part CT the heavy guns
80 IN the siege Of Port Arthur have
Peen seut north.