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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
Augusta, Winthrop
{ Gardiner RAILWAY
Time Table in Effect January 1e+

'me able IN Effect January LIST. 1905.
Cars leave Augusta for HallowelI and
holl and halt hour. from A NJ 10 n
T. NJ. For Hallowell only at ii p NJ
First car Sunday. A. NJ
cars leave Augusta for Winthrop week
DAYS 90. 90 80. lp.:'l. IL I,0 :. A
80, 80. 30. 1890 $50 r NJ. Satur-
DAY only: Sunday time: -S50, 1850. I250.
l1. 40 80, 1875
Cars leave Augusta for Togus week
days: 5.;d, 6.:H, 500. 500. 1909 and com.
menclng AT II leave every hall hour ill
8 +. NJ, then at geo and l0I Sunday
tlme:-Cals leave every hour. on the hour
from A. NJ. to ~ p. NJ
Cars leave Gardiner for Augusta daily
where connections are made for the Win
throp and TOgus lines every half hour
fIon 6l3 A. NJ. to 9,15 p, NJ. 9.45 p NJ for
Hallowell only. 10.I5 ?. NJ for Halloween
SIS A. II '''''''E'
Cars leave Winthrop for Augusta. week
DAYS. 30 80. 80. 100. 1l.50. 80. 80 80
40 so $50 ,a.50 Saturday nights only,
$50
Cars leave Togus for Augusta week
days: 500. 100. $50. go. 1915. Comm4nc-
p NJ. $50. 1890. Sunday time:-Ieayc
= o. OF ON the half hour from SO 4. NJ. %
minutes before and >: minutes after every
hour from So. A. NJ. to lOaa p. NJ First
car Sunday 80 A. NJ
Cars leave Rallowell for Augusta
minutes past and ~ minutes before every
hour from eos a. NJ. TO 10 IS p. III. excep,
10;oS P. NJ. First car Sunday sos A. NJ
Train conGectionS:-The 80 A. NJ car
from Winthrop and 600 4. NJ. car from
I"gus connects All Augusta with early NJ.
C. trains East and West The SIS A. NJ
car from Gardiner. SIS from HailoweH
No from Augusta connects at Winthrop
with trains East and West. The 100 A.
Nj. car from Winthrop leaves Winthrop on
arrival of train from lewiston due at
Winthrop l0.4S A. NJ. If train is late car
waits for it. The l.56 p. NJ. car from An
gnsta connects at Winthrop with trains
EdS5 and West. The 80 p. NJ. car from
Augusta connects at Winthrop with train
for the East;
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RAILROADS HAVE TROUBLE.
Trunk Line Import Committee Person
mel Slightly Changed.

New York. March 1.-Dissa tiSted at the
action of the lines running into baltimore
and Philadelphia III meeIins the cut in
import freight rates made by the lines
extending to Ghe gulf, the Delaware.
Valley railroads have. according to the
Times. Withdrawn from the trunk line i'm
port committee.
The result will not he a rate war. On
the contrary. import RACES will bc main
tanned 10y the SecederS. ii is stated. with
ont regard to what the gulf lines or those
to Philadelphia and Baltimore do. The
trunk line import committee has includ-
cd in the past all the trunk lines coming
to the Atlantic Scaboard. and its object
has been to maintain uniform rates on
imports. These have been somewhat tu-
der the rates on domestic freight and
they were further reduced III ;h. case of
the Baltimore and Philadelphia lines
when the roads running to gulf ports be
gan to meet competition by reductions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
HOUSE,.
Wednesday. March 1St. l9t

Wednesday,. March 1St. 1905.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Plummer of Hal
lowell.
Journal CT yesterday read.
Mr.. SWET'r of Portland: Mr.. Speak
or. by some mistake yesterday my vote
On resubmission was record.d on the
side which l never voted and with
which l cannot see my way clear to
vote. holding in mild the interests of
my own immediate constituency in tie
city OF Portland. desire therefore
that the record SHOULD he coIret Ted be-
fore ii stands approved. although am
informed by the Speaker that it is not
l.Ossible under parliamentary law BIT
whatever course can be taken to set
me right before the public l ask the
privilege of having It done.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will in
form the gentleman from POI tlard that
the Chair understands that the record
is correct as to how he voted. \ men,
her cannot change his vote after the
vote has been announced. The gentle
mans explanation will go into the rec
ord of TO-DAY. If there is no objection
the Journal of yesterday stands APP
proved. 1t is a vote
(M-. Sewall of Bath in the chairD
Papers from: the Senate disposed of
in concurrence
On motion Of Mr.. Morey of Lewis
ton. Senate order in relation to compi-
lation of inland fish and game laws
vas tabled for printing pending its
Iassage in concurrence
Senate Bills on First READING.
oh
Stone pond to Virginia lake
An act to change the name of Lower
Ston, pond to Lake keewaydin.
An act to extend the charter of the
Lilly Water Company.
An act to amend section GO of chap
ter 93 of tie Revised Statutes. relating
10 liens on monumental work.
An act to incorporate the Fort Kent
Light & Power Company
An act 20 incorporate the Milo Wa
trCo.
An act to incorporate the Fort Kent
Water Co
Resolve in favor of AroOstook Nor
nal school of Presque Isle
Resolve in favor of Sebois road.
Resolve in favor of F. A. Giddings
secretary of the committee on State
l'rlson. (Tabled on motion of Mr.. Lit
tleheld of ROckland)
On motion Of Mr.. Whitmore of
brunswick. tie House concurred with
the senate in re-cOmmitting to the
committee on legal affairs bill. an act
III feiation to the fencing of buryinc
grounds.
Dill an act to amend section one OF
e"apter 80 of the private and special
laws OF 1903 entitled. an act to author-
ne the Penobscot Chemical Fibre Com
panE 10 make. generate. use. transmit
an" sell electricity. came from the
senate amended by Senate amendment
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lows. as ipl-
THROUGH TRAINS.
CO. so WtST-2.a2 A. Nj DAILY. eycs,.
I"Hdiy Tor Portland and Bo,inn. Pt
\. NJ. FOR Lewiston. Farming On u, n"
ms. Rdngtley. RockIand, I'o,;l4nd u ,l'-
ION. bi.dGt1h, Mont! cal and Quei,er. i 4',-
\. NJ, iGr BrunSwlck, Lew son. Fa,rri ,n.r
t3, -, ih'ii ..,, 'Hri,b.ss"t, kocAlaa9
n ,i.,." ', 1nri,, - '1n"aE FabEa,s
troEct"a. y. Stratiord. Island bus
tolfbrouk and Beccher FaIIe: iIn {, 81; ~
!'c*i 10 Por land: 3.i3 T.. NJ. trxn.4.s, ~.
BrinSWirh, Portland. bosom. ,nnrnn,.. i ~.
tor Faith. Portland Lewiston iin,..;lIS
BiidSron. y Conway. ana Rar;i,,t.
i. NJ. Tor SO. Gardiner: lG:A + If ;'Il
IHillndnJ every night for Lewis. on 'ti t
Portland ana Boston. 'hi',
GOING EASr-la % A. NJ fri,.h,
press for Skowhcgan. Bangor I:a,, ny *
Dor, 81. stephen. t..I:iisI. 81 .Inn", i iidf-
IAN aad ArOUstook County and IN W. ii";i-
ihgt"n Co K r.; Sunday morning s"in.,
t , oGrs not connect for ,Skowhesan' BIZ
last FoXcroit. or beyond Bangor. e.!
NJ, FOR Waiervil". Foxcroft ana ftna,A,..
"-p A. NJ, Tor WaterNillc B.Ifa4.. St7',.'
n I, Eansor ana Euo kspoit: I.;;
l r, NJ Matrr'iIIe. E"xcroft bangor, "a
II. ~ y. K. r.. Nanc-bOru. s.; a, ia
CalaisD. iioultOn. Woodstock 81 r.lh
ana Halifax ANA to LEWISTON vi, ,,.L y"!H,
dtf: w lhtHlbE. IN T. NJ, tSprpeu g.
WMterville. bangor. Bar Harnor Wa u
CO. X X. old Town. Grt-nvilI. !. "a = -
tor Wa,ervi!ie. Oakland. North 49, a.
Eingham' Sh"wh"gan, E.ia>t 'oNcrnf,
tr"fnNill". PAnsor, ol0 Town ana W',",',
wankeae: - p NJ fo, vi, nryilI. "' I'D
81 NDAYS -GNing WrS:. III,
Portland. fos;on; l02A 4. ~. r:A 4 "
for Brunswick. ba,n Portland and p w.,
ION. GoHg east. l2.JH A. ~, onight, Ill,
COR. 81" A. NJ. for Na;er.ilit. Skuwb..,a
ard bangor: -" =. NJ. Hangor. ~
IN" Nigh; l'ulllnal Tram leaving ],
l2..@ a. NJ. SunGa! morning GONG =, "
docs not CONNECT fol SknWhpaIn E.i i',S
FpXcr"ft. or east OF Baneor ''''''
ACCOMMODATES TRAINS
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARDiEEp
\. NJ +. NJ T. NJ = Il
Augusta: ". ........1.lo 2.oi ii" IL ~
liaiowel .........-...i- - .Ii ( ,3
tiardincr -..--.--....>."H 20 80 -
SO. Gardiner, ar. ..Slo 30 =:;i 81
SOUTH GARDINER TO AI'cI-sTl
A. NJ T. NJ. .Mpu
50, Gardiner, y. ..t-4" L. 40 iii
liailowcn ...........64: l.: IS Go
through tickets 70 California ana an
points South and IVES: NAV h.. had If ~
II. Walker. tic ket agent. August, II.
only Office in Augusta selling Vii .,l
routes and checking baggage fiet. of ey
pens.
GEO. =. EVANS. V. p. & Gen. Man
+. r. HOOTiiEY. q. T.. 4 T. A.
Portland. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

For a trifiing sum- cents for every
s5O0--the person who buys railroad
ticket in England receives ticket en-
titling his heirs to insurance money in
case he should be killed on the journey
The other day workman insured his
life for $500 in this way and his Wild
Ow received the money. Now there is
a great rush for such insurance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

While permitting the Bible to be
circulated in Turkey, the Turkish au-
thorities suggested that the text
''Come over into Macedonia and help
u.s. really ought to be omitted. and
that. at any rate, wherever the word
Macedonia occurs it should be changed
to "the vilayet of Salonika and Uskub."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
TO THE NATIONAL HOME,
Eastern Branch. n. V. S. NJ Tug,s
Kennebec Central R. R.

Connects at Gardiner with the Maine
Central Railroad and Augusta. lialluwcn
and Gardiner Electric Railroad 10 An
guSta.
Oct. 9. 1901.
Leave Randolph AR. National Home.
] Is. 905 Il 1850 A. NJ. 1:, ~, Il II ~ a. NJ.
> 10, 2lJ & 40 =. NJ. 100 anl Il 40 T. VI.
Nv. National Home:'Ar. Randolph
7.4,. go 4 11.15 A. NJ. sos. 40 & 1l3i a. ~
lis go & 800 p. VI. -. :+n K 80 i. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
Will run as follows: Leave Randolph
al 90 A. NJ. 2.3o =. NJ. I.eav" National
Home at 100l a. NJ. 400 i. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
Passed to be Enacted.

An Act TO extend ih.- charter of the
Merchants Trust 60. and to change the
name of som" of the CoiporatOrs.
An Act in relation to the lands re-
served for pubic uses in the plantation
Of l:ings bury.
An Act 10 incorporate the town nf
WeSti,"!f in the county o. ArOOst0Ok.
An Act to nruVi.e for the better pro-
lection of mOtormcn and conductors ga
electric cars.
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Finally Passed.

Resolve in favor of the Maine In
dlStrial school for girls
Resolve 10 provide for the expenses
Of The Maine Industrial School for
Girls.
Resolve in aia Of repairing the bridge
across tie Narraguasus river in the
town of Milbrid2e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

"ReIp! Help! | am faliing!'' cried tie hair
And kind neghbor came &c tie with bottle OF Ayers
Hair Vgor Inc mar was saved In gratitude il grew long
and heavy and with all The Deep rich co,or ~ s M
Sold in all parts Of the world for sixty years
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Orders of the Day.

At this point the Speaker resume
the chair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02


Resolve in relation to York deeds and
Maine wills. CTabled pending second
reading on motion of Mr.. Hastings of
Bethel.
An Act to amend Chapter 212 of the
Private end Special Laws of 1908. en-
titled An Act to incorporate the Sears
port Water 90.
Resolve in favor of the town of Chel-
sea. Grabbed PENDING second reading
on motion of Mr. Hastings of Bethel.
Resolve providing for the preserva-
ton of regimental rolls in the Adjutant
Generals office.
Resolve in favor of Joseph Archam-
nauit. Grabbed pending second read
ing on motion of Mr.. Hastings of
Bethel)
Resolve in favor of the Waldo County
General Hospital.
MI. HIGGINS of Limerick: There is
NO statement of facts accompanying
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
In Effect Oct. 10, 1ood

Ut I''NCe OCt' To, TSJ4.
Passenger trains leave Augusta az u,
lows. as Ipl-
THROUGH TRAINS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-21
7; s; "a z az *
5 PERSDNAL
Is ..,...,.. ]. s.

-
y Y z:
fyan F, LowtaeS IFS At ais HON IN
West Nain stgsst tie fe.nlt IF pariIy
IS AMI = eonsliiion Is 50 serious thai
MS maIy fsi.Hd az mneli alariued. It
is Feared he spay moi live out the week.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
4. AZ Pickering Il IA the city from
FaiTmgut on a business visit
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
>. J. Wilkinson, Of Bridgeport, spsnt
a few hours mere Monday.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
]. B. Brannon. Of Weston, spent Sun,
day nigat in the city the guest Of
friends
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
II, T. Lyncn, Of Charleston, was
Sunday visitor here
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
J. Q. CASTOR, Of Wheeling. IS a
business man in the city.
SWEET, MELODY FLOUR
G. 4. I.ainsf is mere from Hunting
ton on business.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
.hoR G. Hoffman. Jr.. is mere from
Wheeling looking after legal business.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
Jonh Ross. Esq, was asFe MONDAY
from QuiptDell on business.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Charles S. lIornor. the Lumberport
merchant. spsnt Monday in tine city
on business matters.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Mrs. Sperry, mother of our townsmen
captainM. G., f. G., and G. B. .spsrry,
Is quite sick at ner h9fna at Avon.
Doddridge county. and L. d Sp,rry has
gone TO her bedside. Their -saany
friends here nope for her speedy re,
coyery.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
=. D. Talbot, of ElkIns, was a viz
itor in the city Sunday and Monday.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
J. G, Hoffman, Jr., of Wheeling, is
a business visitor in the city, III
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
II. r. MeGregor, Of Wheeling, WAC
has been in the city on short visit to
his brotner. W. Burns McGregor. Of me
Palace Furniture store, returned to hi.
home Monday evening.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
LOST Plain gold band ring with Tie
words IN. W. Phillips, Jan n, 1909. :
engraved inside. Finder will please re-.
turn to residence of j. Hornor Davis
and receive liberal reward 2lm6tt
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Raymond Maxwell 'aas returned from
a professional visit in Charleston.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
II. j. Reeder is inParkersbnrg on Of
fetal business.
Richard T. Lowndes, Jr,. was bus.
mess visitor in Parkersburg yesterday.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
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SWEET melody FLOUR.

Mrs. sperry motaer of our townsmen
captainM. G., f. c., and c. B, spsry,
Is quite sick at ner h9aie at Avon,
Doddridge county, and Z. q. Sparry has
gone TO her bedside. Their -saany
friends here nope for her speedy re,
covery.
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SWEET MELODY FLouR.

=. D. Talbot, Of ElkIns, was Wis
itor in the city Sunday and Monday.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
J. G Hoffman, .Ir., of Wheeling, IS
business visitor in the city, -
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$4,000
wv ARD!
| SAY

That theoutlook for CLARKSBURG
is better now than ii has been 70,
FOUR years and that opportunities
for Real Estate investment is better
than il has ever been.
About four years ago we had a
general prosperity throughout all
the branches Of busine in tn S
city.
Thousands Of dollars in Real
Estate changed hands Urge bust.
. ness blocks were built and occupied
with the best enterprises that money
and active intelligence could plan
and execute Within that time we
have built the largest, finest and
best HOTEL in the State.
We have the best and safest
banks and banking systems in the
State.
We have the biggest and best de.
partment stores in the State.
We have the best and biggest
WHOLESALE houses in the State
Within the past four years The
town Of Clarksburg has developed
from a village to a city Of magni6.
cent PROMISE. and magnificent
ATTAINMENT During the two
years last past the Real Estate
market has not been 50 active as
some OF our people wished to see.
lIt-
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SWEET MELODY FLoUR.

II. r. McGregor, of Wheeling, wao
has bPen in the city on 1 short visit to
his brother, W. Burns McGregor. Of tas
Palace Furniture store, returned TO his
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-21

A varied and beautiful display OF fash
ionable millinery in all the different
spring styles win BE- seen at the open.
ing of Barney & conen. $40 West Main
street, Thursday, AIarcn %, TO whica
you are cordially invited 2mrSt
One OF the largest ami most com
plate lines of fashionable millinery
ever shown in this city will be seen at
the Barney s Coaen opening. Thurs
lay. AIarcn %, at $40 West Main
straet. 2Omarst
The first millinery opening OF Barney
4 Cohen win be held on Thursday
Miren %, at their place, $40 West
Main street. You are invited TO at.
Tend it and sec beautiful ami com.
pralrensive exposition of the latest
creations Of American and Partisan
fashions. $40 st
Baney 4 coaen win have taair first
millinery display of American AM
Partisan Hats and Faucics on Taur..
day. March %, at their store, $40 West
Main street, You are invited. 1905
w. 7. AFeTriman's hats for spring and
summer. Greatest variety of most pop.
ular shapes and eolors at all prices. in.
Guiding John b. statson'- finest hats
Of newest shapes. l4mard&wtf.
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SWEET MELODY TLoUR.

LOST Plain gold band ring with the
words IN. W. Phillips, Jan. n, lOo3.q
engraved inside. Finder will please re.
turn TO residence of j. Hornor Davis
and receive liberal reward. 2lm6tt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-21
III 80 VIIUF ' F7IV III NITiK I.otVII.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
II. y. Rasder is inParkersburg on Of
fetal business.
Richard T. Lowndes, Irg was bus.
mess visitor in Parkersburg. yesterday.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-21

Jonh Ross Esq, was asre MONDAY
from QuiptDell on business,
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Charles S. lIornor. the Lumberport
merchant, spsnt Monday in the city
on business matters.
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|. N. 7. CUNNINGHAM
Real Estate Agent

Property bought, sold and ex-
changed. Special attention is
given to renting; care and man
asement of property. Insurance
placed In best companies. Also
moSey to loan at lowest rates.
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED
553 Mechanic Street
Phone 457 CI4ARKSBURGI
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ISAY

Fssstth;s apparent quiet in Real
Estate signifed growth and stabill-
ty and presaged a prosperity to
come.
It is always essential to the we'll
being of any growing city that such
city should have its periods of COM
parative quiet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-21

Attend the millinery opening OF Bar.
usy & oosen. rhnislsy. March Par
80 w Main street. 2onarss
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FOR SALE.

One mouse and Io:, 555 Wilson street,
situate back OF Lee STREET; noase con
tanning ak rooms and BATH, bath
room fitted for hot and eald water.
gas fire, all rooms plastere1, nicely pa
ppred and hard wood finish; good
drilled Nell that furnished plenty Of
watsr for three families during last
season; a good g,lrdsn; terms reason
abla; call at s55 Wilson St. 2lmdC
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| SAY

And mark thls WELL" That No
have passed ,his period Of quiet and
this year viii the advanced lines
of CIAKkSbl EGS prosperity
miles beyond whore it is now"
We will become a city in popu
Iation as we'll IS in name.
Get IN the aoat and set steady.
The forward movement Of this
country will .tu1 sou in oppulence.
if you lave any judgment.
EAST CLAEllSBURG'S growth
this year will " pheaomt nal
EAST CLARKSBuPG nsods ~.
year 200 b uses.
y EAST, CLARKS BURG tbe oi.r
Of promise, the city Of folfllnes,-,i
the City of Indu-tlie. the Civ ~
Homes, presents her compliments
and. invites you to a particinat;on
in her prosperity.
Now you have heard nv SAY
60 talk to r. c. GAYLORD r 4
Shuttleworth, Sr, b r. Stopt p
2. Williams, B F. Robinson, Jobn
kob'egard, Y. / Highland, r, r
Deison, Hugh Jarvis, Paul Robin
san, S. A. SIN ii. f. r. Davis. s
4; harrison, or talk to any man
wh3 can feel the pulse IL business
n this city and see what thew saw
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-01
Real Tornado In Georgia.

Reidsville, Ca. Special.-The most
destructive tornado that his swept
TattnaN county for years occurred
Tuesday afternoon, lasting ten minutes.
During this brief period section be-
tween Reidsville and Collins was prac-
tically cleared Of all crops. End only the
strongest trees remained standing.
Houses were leveled, and it is remark
able that thus far report Of but one life
having been lost has been received. The
victim was a negro employed at the
saw-mill of A. c. Parker & Son. A fall
ing smoke-stack struck the man. At
Collins, a family OF FIVE were struck by
lightning. They were stunned. but were
revived. Their house was destroyed. So
heavy was the accompanying hail that
the stones lay on the ground to depth
Of u inches.
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At 20 Years of Age a Cadet.

It is not often that man OF seventy
years of age goes to school. 1t Is
more rare yet to find one enlisted as
a cadet. drilling an hour each day
and taking a lively interest in his
military duties
The latter. however, is not strange
wien the fact is remembered that
this same cadet, William Standifer OF
Kinds county, Miss, is veteran OF
the civil war, was gallant soldier IN
the Confederate army and bears scars
to attest his bravery in many an en-
gagement during four long years.
Now, in the sunset of his life, he
again wears the Confederate gray, and
steps as lightly forward to the stir4ng
music of Dixie" as any sixteen-Nar-
old cadet in the battalion Of 400 at
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege of Mississippi at Starkviile.
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Not the Work Of Terrorists.

ST. Petersburg, BY Cable.-Though
no details of the assassination OF
Prince Nakacidze. have been received
the impression here is that the outrage
was the work of the Armenian revo-
stationary committee in revenge for
the attitude taken by the prince dur
ing the racial war between Armenians
and Tartars in February last, and IT
Is not attributable to the Russian ter
rorists, even though the latter are ex-
tremely active in many parts OF the
empire. The Armenians laid the re-
sponsibility Of the deaths OF those
slain in February at the door OF Prince
Nakachidze.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-01
contesting Yachts Sighted.

New York. Special.-Lord Brassey's
yacht, Sunbeam, a contestant in the
transatlantic cup race, was passed
Tuesday by the steamer Kron Prinz
Wilhelm, bound for this port, SIT miles
from Sandy Hook. Captain Nierich, OF
the North German Lloyd steamer Bre-
men, which arrived from Bremen, be-
lieves he sighted the Atlantic, which is
supposed at least among the leaders. on
Sunday morning, May 21st. The yacht
was then S27 miles from Sandy Hook.
more than one hundred miles further
east than when sighted the day pre-
yiouS by three liners.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-01
PET CAT TRIES MURDER. l.,
Turns on the Gas-Dog Won't Have 1t
and Saves Family.

Leonard Winkler's cat is in dis
grace and his hound, Sport, is living
On the fat OF the land because the
Winkler family is alive and well in
spite of the attempt Of the cat to as
phyxiate them.
The only victims were the chill
dren's canary and jungle fowl that
had been sent to Mr. Winkler by an
exhibitor at the worlds fair.
1t was the persistent barking OF the
dog, Sport, that aroused Mr.. Winkler
early in the morning. Going to the
kitchen, he was nearly overpowered
by gas.
He found that the cat had been
having the time Of its life with ball
cf string, and in some way had got
It twisted about the handle that turns
on the supply of gas for the range and
had started the flow Of the deadly
vapor.
Whether the cat lost any Of its nine
lives is uncertain.-N. Y. Tribune.