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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
DIR. BARR SPEAKS HERE.
Prominent Norfolk Clergyman
Will Address Huguenot Society.

DIR. Barr Of Norfolk, luto OF Richmond,
will speak before the Huguenot Society at
Barr Will take for his topic the present strug-
gle going on in France between the Ronla.
Catholic Church and the Government. This
topic will bo Of great interest to tho Huguenots
OF this city, as they nre supporting g Pro-
tcstant minister Mt this time for the work
aniorg the French people. /, III
FR OF the 100000 Huguenots in Franco ut the
time that tho edict aor Nantes was revoked.
400, 900 left that country, the majority OF them
coming 10 Virginia, and many leading families
Of the state To-day have In their veins the
blood of these Huguenot Xlles. III
DR. Barr will. therefore. have not only the
present interest attaching TO his subject, but
all the historical and personal associations OF
d hereditary connection with n great religious
struggle Insurance. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
College Trustees Meet To-day.

The Board of Trustees Of r. chmonds Col-
slcge will meet In ,senli-annual session +. at t
1850 NJ to-ayinS the par y o. oil, ~
and Broad Streets.
The board win hear the report, on
scholarships, which will be presented by
Rev. c. 8. Gardner. p. p. ms WI en-
ars and the announcement Of the list
of those to whom scholarships have
been awarded, and much other8yaluable
information f6il Vi. ~ \,
a DR.. Boatwright. president Of the 60 col !,
Of entrance examinations for the college
as agreed upon blythe representa- t!yes = o.
tho Various colleges. In the recent confer
ence at the University OF vlrginin., ,,,
not be well attended +, OWNS to the very
Indictment Wca ther.s4.l ttd 81. 81 ssaa5lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
GRAND LODGE TUESDAY.
Virginia Masons Will Convene
i'm This CitysE Early Next Week.

mic Grand Lodg of Nfasof,s Of. Virginia
will convene; IN this cit at the Masonic
Temple, hex I'll TreNday eyenlll F. hruary
18th, in their annual ,sessi on Grand m aa.
ter THOMAS n. ssDaSis. OF Iyncnburg 1 VIII
iirstI meeting 3of the Grand Il dge since
Decel1iher iSps, TIE date the annual
changed at that seS siQn to- Februnry 4,
1905 was NET aenh1Sa dsslraSs poa
been Injecting in, IoeceiIber ever Since si Is
Organization up 3 time: N.: u.s..
/. Tie. feature of. gFeatest interest II tbs
Usual bringing a bput 81 pretty. contest.
5,Tha attendance WI mot be large ~ the
unusually severe " Gather continues.
e ,Al meeting Of lasonic Ulcers will be
held fat4the temple bnS Sat urday TO pre-
pare for the grand Qdge session. 4 Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
ATTRACTIVE POSTERS.
Southern Railway Issues Two
That Enlist Attention. "a

Two most attractive aud costly posters
have been issued by. tho Southern Rail
WAY. They nre gaining considerable at
tention. Both are printed in colors. One
\ in yellow and Imperial purple. with an
imposing crown ut the top. conveys the
commands OF tKlng Rex to attend Mardl
Gras at New Orleans or Mobile March
18th next.
The other in red, white and blue, and
being oG%3uncle sam holding ploft pic
lures Of Roosevelt snndE Fairbanks. ex-
tends ausinyitntion to tho public to attend
the inarguVra tIl9 e d al Wafshflpgt99 March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
!. Desirable Property Sold.a.

\ Auction sllcs Of inportanc9 haYe, I, pe9 q
c aaa X ana c esp H ays sSla aaG,
t|on ths ne 2Jli@ms Ws fsr s MsS
two framed dwellings, Nos, 707 and 1el,
North Sixth Street. oh sttsfaetoryt erml's;;
The a, j. t'hewning COMPANY RE ~ s ,o,h
West u Nlaim Str q, for $3.50 CASH. Miss
Yesterday s,ikanooi tlle same I; 1Lm
sold at auction ts fsSSr E'Gb I 1
r. Wilson, for S. 500, st.. y iltsi S II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

RIVER MAY 6 ~ E TR 4 q L U
Street Cars Ran All Might 4 II n
Order to 4 Keep Tracks 53s
Clear.


Richmond gis q gain In Tic cold md Icy;
CLASP 81 u SNOW torn.
Tho slcct and hall that began 10 fall (,
yesterday afternoon and continued until
two Inches had fallen and covered ID he
ground, I ceased about midnight, when
snow occupied the center OF the stage$;.ntl 4
began n long and denrcsslns monolog,,s.9
$ street q cars 4. sputtered and II wheezed,
climbing the hills v wit aW kward and !
uncertain movements and lit up under
meath BY weird purple lights from tho
wake and break connections occasioncd
by wet sand on the track, ssi 53;,
Il All night long street cnrs. and snow
sweepcrs ran over the lines of the Pas.
| senger and Power Company, in order to
keep the tracks In condition for to-tayis
traffic. y Tie superintendent said last
night TINT 3lle did no t. object to tho snow,
abut8that tho seet and hall T. tho earlier
Ehours OF the night played havoc with
| the schedule. s5 S9 M III.
III Virginia and North Carolina tele-
/ graph wires arc in good shape, but south
OF Charlotte around Augusta and At
lanta aud throughout that entire sec-g
ton OF country telegraph wires are 81 In.
great trouble not only on account OF sleet
and snow. but from tho unprecedented
rainfall OF the past few days. This state
l,ot affairs las prevailed for the past tfres
days. Fj5,l 81 NJ vi. ~
! All railroads report TINT trains arc eth
.er on time or practically SO. and that they
l5haYc$ suffered M. dana go on account oc q
1.-the storm nor do they anticipate any
serious delay OF service. III a tls
Fighting Through Ice,
l8The Old Dominion steamer Is making
her dallystrlp to Norfolk and return on /
James River, but were she nots5u steel
ship. It ! would be Impossible for llersGto5
lgpough her way through the mass leo
that obstructs traffic OF, the river. IL Is
almost impossible for wooden9illull ships
| to force IN pussage on account of i he res
distance caused by the thickness fof the
lice. Il 5ti ss SFiis i8 H ss 55{ 81
Mr. Evans weather director. when
asked last ght3 if 4 there would be 2 (
freshet IN the river said that he could
not say ut this time lie re fused to en-. 4
press a definite opinion. but stated that
conditions were such as 10 cause some y
apprehension. II q I'm VI,
! He predicts colder weather for to-day
however, ana probably for some days 10
lcone. III fl "A a. Si 3li rs NJ ~
/ 1t seems as though the white wings
army, under the command Of General
Cohn, would never succeed In Its attack
Upon the snow-coyered streets Of Iticll-&
mond. All the work Of the5past few days !
has been done away witll,Eand snow is us 4
plentiful as sand npon the sea shore,
L There Will be glorious coustlng for those
i who care to bravo tho wrath of His \
Honor. the Mayor, and his regiment of
constables. sloighing there Will be in
plenty. for the ground is frozen for 4 4
foot under the surface, and snow fell
upon snow, adding Insult to injury. IA
/ II the man who wrote !" Beautiful Snow
Should run for office Just now In Rlcll-
mond. ha might probably get his own
vote, II he remained alive long enough
II fn n Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
10 WORK CON'V':1CTs.
Forces to be Augmented in Am t':' N;
herst and Bedford Counties. 4

Amherst and Bedford are. two counties
In the State tina tshaye worked conV.c. :
on their public roads successfully 7 ana
satisfartortly, and both are now prepar-
ing to augment their forces; !, !, . }, !,
5'A & nlamper r Of the Board OF Supervisors
from arrived here este9Taay az,
,victs 10 work fo.S a. term Of one year:
Bedford mas thirty.at work now and WIN
Get sixteen more In a few days, r..
Only short term men are sent out to
the counties 5uperintendee cent Eolilne
says he has sixty more y for any county
that may desire them: fst K ..s53.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

directed TO appear and mako 8 their obs
#jcctons. None appearing to show ( cause a., &c
why thoypctiaon for dlsmis sal should not
6bo granted, Ii Judge Wnddlll entered a de-
cree dlsmissing the petition. With the con-
sent ;of5als partiea In interest. n tf2s
{tf Mrs. Morris stated In her pett ton y a
8blllties considerably In excass OF assets
! but the action Just taken indicat es hat
she has effected "a settlement with hcr
creditors and Will soon resume business
/ at herIold stand. tbs Understood that
4 IN the ttlemcnt effected the claim OF
{ tho employ were paidain full. III 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
pictorial Hiawatha T Tonight

"A Longfellows5 Indian legend, t!ia va
tina" : Viii viii be prescribed BY Mrs, katha-
Iina ,ts:se ooloes R,e'a the
( Gentra . YouhR Mems Christian Asaocla
ion Iial' as the seventh number Of the
assocltion Mrs: R9wd ba y Hce 0me
Of the famous lentuEers3 Il 1s sverw
Where Where With hor 1''Plctorial tiiaWathn:,,
The Kansas City Star th!outn he y,
itatlon that IT. waA yhe3 finest Must IhJt le
Z Reserved seats arc on sale at tho ,nssoo-
ella ton building. ~ 81 \. ~. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Child's Place in the Home.

KS 'rheamenhers of the West End Kinder
ygartep Mothers Club are looking for-i
ward with lnilcllg pleasure itoa lecture ny
DIR. Galscl) on ''Thc Child Is Place in the
Home Is, DE delivered their monthly
meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock In tho
Kindergarten room.
] All Interested in child training are corrs.
daily invited. m ssjaBiis 4 8 4as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Mr.. Campbell Nav Run,

1t rs exported MS probable that former
Judge ls;IJ Campbell may run, for the
TINS fall. DR., II. Don Scott, the incum-
bent. is candidate for reelection. and
1t has been frequently stated that he
would be unopposcd, DR.. Scott defeated
Judge Campbell two years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Men Rewarded.

The T'redcgar Company has sent a
check Tor 500 to the Fremens Relief
Fund as Il token OF appreciation Of the
hne work done by the men In saving the
plant from further destruction last Sum
day morning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Metal OYSTER Tubs.

+ Mr.. Seth H., Miller, secretary Of Il the
IN MI the tn city yesterday havlng come here
to secure bids for tho coastruc ion OF
motal oyster tubs. These tubs VIII s PC
stamped with the official seal OF Virginia
fnient for oysters Mr., Miller had sam
Pies Of these tubs, which he submitted TO
several manufacturing firms Of this city,
which desires 70 bid on tho contract: me 70
State Board Of Fisheries VIII meet W
+ Norfolk next Wednesday,. * 3ss5g (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Salvation Army Services.

The Salvation Army will hold special
meetings Tonight and Tomorrow night
at which Staff Captain Boyd will speak
Captain ~ lloyd has a tine voice, and large
crowds will attend the meetings to hear
him sing. u
Captain and Mrs. Fleming. who are SO
deservedly popular with Richmond pco-
pie, will take part In the services as
usual Is s4f vi, * s III i.4ss S9&
f5 Tho Salvation Army Is doing an excel-
lent work, and the hall over Mccarthy a.
Haynes on Broad Street is iled nightly
by an attentive and earnest audience.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Treasurer Carpenter Here,

I'll Mr.. e. w, CARPENTER pf II rockingham
county, q member or the Democratic stats
singham county, was N ca Her at | he Andl-s.
tor s office yesterday. lie As In he City
with, a del egat lon whlcl, appeared yester
day he fore The chesup eake and plltos Rail.
.Couu Slll leila Is, ~ ~ q .9 KY III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
CAPTAIN Smith Here.

Captain Frank Smith, q vol known ,nn q
5Richmond yesterday accompanied by his
son, Dr.T5i Hurry Smith,, VINO comes !. !. 70 !
Richmond to enter st. laukei'H Iflosplt,n,t
and undergo an operation for nppe l,,,l
ctis.# Both father ana son ~ y feH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
To Coasting Only.

The order of Mayor Mccarthy in rela-
ton TO rnasting does not mean that chill
streets upon their scds, but only that
there shall be no coasting down the hills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
4 MINsTRELs TO-MORROV
lDockstad s Witty Story Tellers
12Sst = n p;rJc f>oY,n;r,o J s2i

S4ssgs dIlQ QUIZ oAA3 3>>OAsAAaA6
s,ro those who love TO hear. WI tty5 Jokes,
catchy songs we'll sung. GO metia1,s VINO no
are funny and dancers who! can Vi really
dance, ttlctnews that Lew Dc ksta der AM
his great minstrel compan ny Will be 81 a. !
tho Academy tomorrow. fternoon ana M
night, Is i u great delig ht. Lew Dock OK
stnder's famous misflt dress ssut and pl p. g
hat every one who has over 9 cen n nils
strcl gshow,sis fan,liar8wltl,, and his mon
ologues are always full 3tOf wilt ty co M
,ments on tionnl Inject g. Il ns wei q s
brlmming over with local Illusions This
year Mr.. Dockstnder Is singing what no
considers the best song he has ever had, ,
and during Ills engagement Mt the Herald
Square T heatre, in New York, III Octo-
Der, Broadway, theatrc-gOcrs unanimously
endorsed his opinion. 1T Is ca ed 81 Oars
a Dark Man Comm Wild IL Bundle. = Nell
O'Brlen, Carroll Johnson. William II. Hal
lett arc others in the company.
Engine on-the Stage.
q Tho engine used u in the presentation
OF the play THE Curse OF Drink. 60 Mt
the Bijou Theatre this week, is 81 realistic
pleco q G. stage mechanism. T he engine Is
apparently l. perfect in3sall parts. he
Curse OF Drint'ttwlll be seen at the. ma IT,
nee to-day and at night as usual.
''The Missourians."' s55$
The old family fends, which marked
solne OF the est a few decades ago,
were usually ~ fostered and kept alive
|sby.Hthe hot-hcaded young men OF the
rival IA ctions. Such o. character as this
|3is;5 Shelby Benton, in@"Thef Alissourians. :
which Will BIO at the Bijoutall mex week,
|, be ginning M onday IA " &.s{ M S @ BIZ n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Mrs. Morris in Business Again

,rhe netition iii, ihankruptcy lied IN iI3fi,
cenfh,t IS AIrs. lucy B.. Aiorrl IN
vas stcr.aayy dismissed by consent.
'fruesday was return DAY set by ! u1ge
NYaddill. (which time cred it1rs oDlesl.
ing to the dismissal of tNe stloll s6ess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Important Decision cached.

his opinion lint tho case of u. T. Vaughan
g. Co.. vs.. Drill Boat No. ], and g. sand
blower ~ formerly owned by5tJ Clement.
Son8a question as to the admiralty Juris.;5
tlactlon8 of. thcH United Stutos "a District.
Court The case was recently argued and
submitted. Judge Wuddill holds that
5diction and that the evidence showed that
credit Was extended to them and the
claims were properly. proyable \. a galnst
same and not chargeable against the own
tho courts OF this district and circuit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
To Hear conplaintsI,,I

Tho nnd assessors huYIng yaI,,!ll,Is.sI,,
M Ma I2 Ward Viii is il session, al Room
No 8 ,hird floor CITY Hall from {, go !. "A
sat,irday. Persons Interested may at
tend, ascertain ihesY lnatIons and make is
known their complain any, nm, ,Ihs
commissioners are Messl's. e G.. Y. 81 t ~,
5tchailmanl, George y. l'ea rlnal y 2 naFst
bert j. Hunt, s gSit. M III ,Stg5 ~, . II S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Police Board.

The Police Board held regular meet
Ing IN the CHEERS Office last night, and
only roitine business was transacted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

N .4 m M
Ia nsht said to me tnat ,,,.a.
pes. of lts SIG aI,as ns
~ ana tnaa the w 'a',s % n N
ss rb A. ,.rs r. 'inne IA the H..
MA nj; ~ Ian 81 tia soutl,
~ NJ ( nj, 4. s : i,,,a Indicated mr. iir.s
catn,,ia KIM III ~ ,srsottit tic faot@t that
sooti sa,isia M TX =, refitiing, eiovat.
5inr ara Sciv,ii,,i y influences III dry Com
S,ri,i,ityS Ana Ithat t,,c. cause u good music
Sisi iestS rs MAJ 10 fiat greatest ;of ali
- n n,,t,,H r. ~ ti,nt 4ha exnositloi, or
fants ma tiS ~ ,ia =. ppeai to ali music
ioverz 5thro,irhn,,tS he sol the bccnuse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

Burnett's z xtract ot n anllla &,
sed exsuslvely by nll als,r !aa' sls '''a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Has Succeeded Well.

~ may, ! thtk, say, without ,induly
throwing isggttie.. Al myself, TINT at the
eapesse ~ stout TsDDo, the Washington
Alzfai ~ pne pf.ttle prominent orchcstras
~ ~. eDnn.ry. NJ friend, Paderewski,
,etts iiis Other Gayf when ut bB suggestion
aud request iHe Orfshertra played htm he
oYefi1te which wiaa played nj the concert
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
POLAND IN STATE
OF UTTER TERROR
Belief Is Universal That Rus.
sian Easter Will Bring
the conflagration.
POLICE DOING NOTHING.
Massacre of officials and Wealth,
Glasses, with Destruction Of
Property, the Supposed Plan
of the Socialists.
POLICE DOING NOTHING

st. Petersburg, April 26.-Tho naw.
from Poland paints a picture OF ~
liable terror before the expected stosm
A letter received here reads:
You Observation-Disclosures sr.s!
saw, u Sou only know u part OF wba1F
is occurring throughout the country
All Poland is a great confederation of
socialism, terror of which is eyer,v
where existing. We expect at the Rus
jsian Easter a general massacre of Rus.
lslan government officials and tha
wealthy class, and the blowing I'm ~
the Vistula bridge to prevent the a..
rival OF troops from Russian. The no
lice are doing nothing. They pretends
to be blind and deaf to what is passins
around them.
Discrimination Against Poles,
The existing regime is the cause Of.
the discomfort which is on the Increase.
among the idle workmen, driven from
factories and railroads because thew
are Poles. They say they will have
Vengeance
A letter from Wilma says: "Work is
impossible under existing conditions.
IIhe governments endless commissions
have accomplished nothing, and land
lords, workmen and peasants are con-
WINGED that open revolt and the bavoneti
are the only remedies"
Commenting on the above the Russ,
declares the government must acti
rompti II awful carnage is to be
avoided. The only thing to be done. ii
says, is to summon the mod
crates and to give guarantees that the
reforms will be realized.3
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
M~ATRiMONY INTERPRETERS.
Many Imported Teachers in Seadle
County Become Wives.

Huron, S. D., APRIL 22.-Beadle county
appears to be the matrimonial mecca for
Minnesota school ma'ams. Within the
past two wears FIVE of the fair instructors
of young ladies have come here from that
state and not only have they proved sp!en-
did teachers IL schools, but excellent wives
and housekeepers. Not long after enter
ing upon their school duties their attention
Is attracted by some prosperous young
farmer or stockman. and almost before
the school board is aware of what IS trans
piring notice is served upon them that II
Will not be an applicant for this position
for another term" There has been a
scarcity of lady school teachers in this
county for about three years, and County
superintendent urged those hav-
ing charge of the country schools to in
crease the salaries of teachers. hoping
thereby TO secure teachers sufficient to
supply the demand. This worked very
nicely, and soon teacher from Iowa and
Minnesota began making applications for
schools, arg a goodly number were en-
ployed. But what now confronts the
boards of education is the how to keep
the teachers from marrying? They give
excellent satisfaction in the schoolroom,
and socially they are veritable charm
ers.' Thus do they win their way into the
affections OF the Young men of the ''coun-
try precincts and matrimonial alliances
soon follow. The latest Of the number Of
the class referred to is the Iarriage a few
days since of Hubert Morgan, a well
known cattle and live stock man of VOL
sey, and Miss Mary Griswold, who last
fall came from Dodge Center, Mimi, to
teach school near the town where she met
Mr.. Morgan. Resident naidens are not at
an pleased with the proceedings and
threaten to boycott any young man who is
favorably disposed toward any young lady
a resident of the county for period of
not less than two years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
SOUTH DAKOTA
TEACHERS TO MEET
The State Annual Convention
Will Be Held at Pierre
May 1919.
MANY CHANGES ARE MADE
The Last Legislature Devised Approved
Plans and Methods, and the Con-
v%ention VIII Consider Them
New Course OF Study.

Canton. 5. n. April 2e-ProfesSor q
w. Nash. state superintendent of pub
lie instructions. is issuing a circular let
ter to all county and city school super
lintendents Of the state. requesting them
TO meet in convention ut the state
capitol III Pierre, om T~,hursGay and Fri
day, May IS and l9, for the purpose
of considering the changes that have
been made in the school laws by the
last legislature, and further TO devise
improved plans and methods by which
the school laws of The state may be
better enforced and their purposes be
more successfully carried out.
Among other things to be considered
by the educators in convention as
semhled is a proposed revision of the
elementary course of study, which las
never been entirely satisfactory TO
many Of the foremost educators OF the
state. The superintendent urgently re-
quests all the county superintendents
and the city school Superintendents
10 be present at this convention. which
he regards as one of the most import
ant educational meetings ever held in
the state.
The superintendent in the same cir
cular recommends that all eighth grade
final examinations in the state be held
Friday, June ., the uniform questions
for which are now being prepared and
forwarded to the proper authorities.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
SCOT sells In CHURCH,
Dramatic Suicide Of the Marchioness
Maria PalIavincino in a Milan

New York, April 25.-In the. midst Of a
great throng attending Good Friday serv-
ices in the cathedral, the Marchioness
Maria Pallavincino, y~iscountess Of Trent,
Austria, committed suicide by shooting,
cables the Milan correspondent of the
American.
The circumstance were so intensely
dramatic and extraordinary as to be I'M
precedented.
The suicide of the marchioness occurred
at the moment of the most intense re-
ligious concentration in the great cathe-
oral, where were gathered 1000 Catholic
Worshlpers. The congregation was kneel-
ing when a shot rang out.
An Austrian priest hurried to the side
of the countess and found her dying with
a wound in her forehead. Her death oc-
Cured a few moments later while she
was on the way TO a hospital.
The marchioness was through
Italy for her great beauty. She was
not vet 80. Domestic ~unhappiness follow
ing separation from her husband is sup
posed to have been the cause of her sui
Cida 1a e 4a #A
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
Funeral of Father Hermelinn.

Ethan. S. D., April 2o.-The funeral of
Father Hermeling tool place at Star
last FRIDAY was the largest ever
seen at that church, as besides 1ba
large number of mourning parishioners
there We're nineteen clergymen of he
Catholic church in attendance. Father
Herf1eling was born in Westfalen, Ger
many, in 1S4S, n came to this conn
try While young. He came to Dakota.
in 1881, and has been pastor of a mum
Der of churches in the state, having
and several other places. star being
one of the first charges he held. He re.
turned to the charge of the Star parish
Tour years ago NJ has resided here
until his death.
The continued cold weather is cans
ing considerable worry among farmers.
as it is said to be damaging the sprout.
ing grain. Pastures are Very poor, as
the grass which started early has been
put back by the severe frosts and freez-
Ing weather.