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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-16

| The committee, consisting of c. c.
Berkeley, Z. T. Wade and ]. S. Beck
with, appointed to prepare a booklet
of the county and city for the Com
mercial association, have been at
work during the past week, and have
requested articles as follows:
Geographical Location and Clim-
ate" Fred Lockley.
Soils Analysed" John T. Whistler.
Lands Wheat and Grazing" w.
NJ. Pierce
Lands Vacant and Reservation. /"
Lee Moorhouse.
Cereals. Fruits, Grasses and Dali
rying," T. G. HALEY.
irrigation, Lumber and Fuel"
Bert Huffman.
Railroad and Shipping Facilities" ="
E. C. Smith.
Portage Canal and Markets" S. A.
Lowell.
"Pendleton," Judge w. r. Ellis.
outlying Towns" Clark Wood.
Weston.
Population of the County" Clark
Wood.
Manufacturing and Payroll" j..
w. Maloney.
Wages in General" C. B. samp-
son.
Churches" Rev. G. L. Hall.
"Fraternities," A. D. Stillman.
Newspapers. Summer Resorts
Hunting and Fishing" Fred Boyd,
Athena.
schools, Professions" C. R. Wade.
Banking and Finance" ]. A.
Borie.
Electric Plant" DIR. F. w. Vincent.
"Umatilla County as Seen by a
Travelling Man." F. w. Waite.
Besides the above there are several
more subjects which the committee
has in mind, and which will be as
signed later.
Not Sectional or Partial.
In speaking of their work this
morning Chairman Berkeley stated
that the booklet was to be for the
benefit of the entire county and was
not to be a promoting scheme for any
particular industry, nor for any GER
tain portion of the county. Also, that
all the articles were to be of a con-
else and statistical nature and con-
fined solely to facts, the object of the
whole project being to supply visitors
during the summer with a thorough
and reliable statement of the re-
sources and general conditions of the
county. To assist them in their duties
the committee asks the aid of all
who are In a position to help them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-16
TOPICS ASSIGNED.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE
ADVERTISING BOOKLET.

The Interests OF Every Section of
Umatilla County: All the Towns.
All the Industries and All the Peo-
pie of 5000 Square Miles viii Have
Equal and Impartial Attention Paid
Them-The Booklet VIII Not Be a
HOt-Air Affair.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-16
o. r. & N. PAY DAY TO-DAY.
Sixty-Three Men Receive $4,000 Per
Month.

Today is pay day with the o. r. 6,
N. company employees. The entire
force, including those at the depots
and also the trainmen who live here,
receive their monthly salaries
through Agent Smith. There are
about 63 men altogether who are paid
at this place, not including the sec
ton men, and the monthly pay roll
is in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Wallace, Idaho, with population
of but $500, has free postal delivery.
The town has two regular carriers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-16
DAIRY PROSPECTS
UMATILLA COUNTY MAY
YET SURPAsS MARION

This Is the Opinion Filed by a
Creamery Expert - An Quitting
Plant VIII Arrive Next Week and
the Institution VIII Be Ready for
Cream by April 1-waloWa and
Union Counties VIII Be Tributary
to Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-16

have the third In shape for playing
by next Sunday, at which time playing
for this season will be commenced.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

4
Daily uapers. BUCK PIG. Co.
Wood and lath for sale. L. \. RISING.
WAxTED:-A good cook at j. F. Mead 5.
See j. E Jerd's photograph ad., page q.
WANTED:-Girl for general homework.
GCV p. LAMsoN.
For sALE:-About 10000 #. spruce
boards. Nv +. J. JEAD.
Sw +. X. BAILEY.
WASrEp:-A few hens and chickens
for cash. LYMAN nix,
wANrED:--Fowls or chickens, alive or
dressed. II f. y. JkiD.
Something new about Sunday papers IN
II. A. Leonard's ad on page l.
WANTED Teacher for West street school,
Brookneld. r. II. ALLIs, Brookheld.
For Edison monographs and supplies
see page l. Mrs. T.. +. NANoRNAM.
Bring your calf skins to +. \. Jerd. Can
pay more than anyone else in town.
WANTED Big maple trees for roller
logs, al a fancy price. ae Il. l.. BASS.
WANTED:-A woman to do laundry
work at the Randolph Sanatorium. ae
LAM. G. v, Rut., o. & L. c. mileages
at Hulbert's barber shop, Edson's block.
HE. Reed, Mortified, VT, viii pay
highest cash price for your poultry. ae If
WANTED Small farm with fair build
ings. Address Box IS, Roxbury, VT. ae st
FRESH MAPLE CANDY at the Sugar
Market every Saturday during July and
August.
To RENT:-Rooms for self boarding
sc holars. wv
i. B. FAssErr, "a Park ST., Rando lph, Vt
For sALE:-One second hand two
horse express wagon, 3 seats, IN good con-
dtion; sell cheap. e. w. HAYWARD.
WANTED Strictly fresh eggs at Brig
ham Co.'S Randolph creamery. Extra
paid for large brown shelled ones.
Moving machine repairs, hay tedder ]
repairs, hay rake repairs and sections at 4
.he Randolph Foundry.
OsGooD & RoUNDY, Randolph, VT.
wANTED:-A young lady OF good |
health, education and character to take up .
he work Of nursing at the Randolph SAN
ltorium. ae
Let me send your laundry to Montpelier
morning on the :05 and back
Fridays. If you take the train yourself
get mileage OF me. Z. X. STEELE.
NoTICE:-The school committee would
De accommodated IL those having rooms,
,ither with or without board, to lei to stu
AtnN1s NbhAh AAOAAA1 DAs - 4 NAAfVANf ~
/ can put you in the way to get very
desirable cream separator, fully warranted,
t astonishing figures and terms.
W. K. RAND, Randolph, VT, local
gent international Cream Separator,
Almost every year agents from some
where float around, claiming to sell
work % 10 80 per cent lower
han other dealers. This cannot be so for
he fact that every dealer pays the same
rice for stock and with the present
trong labor unions the same price for
abor. Now let me figure with you a
title. Every agent gets 10 to 10 percent
or his services. Suppose one represent
ng Stone q Co. sells you a monument
or 800; his commission at 10 per cent IS
20, so Stone a. Co. get only ESQ. You
ave simply paid the agent go for the
leasure of trading with him, for you I
ould 90 to any regular dealer and get the /
anne thing for $50 and have 20 cash left |
n your pocket. ! have no agents, but I
cal direct with my patrons. Write to
ne or call. A. f. LAMB, Randolph. ,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10

The sermon in THE Christian CanrT ss-v-
ice al the Chrlstisn church SUNDAY win IS
on "A Mans Work.
Chrisrrn Science chapel servicss-sau-
day ~ y B. b.. Subject dind Weales-
day venirE nesting 90 T.3l
Methodist Episcopal church Preach
6.30
Mass Wil be satd Tor the last time in
Grange hall a; 1880 next Sunday ma-nf-v.
g. after that the new Catholic church viii
Re ready for use.
AZ s.. john 3 church next sunday there
viii be celebration of ihe Hoiy Commlaion
al 2 q. 70. Evening PRAYER viii be said ct
$50 O'Clock. The rector will preach. All
are cordially invited 10 sttend. There viii
be 10 service ct 1890 o'clock on account
% the rector's absence 81 Randolph Cen
Ter
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10
r. N. Jerd's Market.


ESTATE or JAMES " GABRIELLE
STAT 81 VERMONT In Probate Caar. held
uasuar.lHH DISTRICT, 81. af EanHta.rn. .H aaI f0r
saii l..f-Iet. al the "a dag - JliE A. o
1855.
rrf nos william H NICHOLS. aaaEEe
An instrument uufEfIrtrE fa ae rle +f wUl
ans Testament OF James W Gabrielle. late : Elu-
faIul .r .ala District. eeea-tfI being rris-sl.fss.
a. fha 1Huff Hr susan e. Gabrielle. rlf rkaCltriE
therein named. fHr probate O. Dr. ordered
~ salI Court tuaf ail persons concerned tatrt.n
~ naffIasf fa appear ar sfss8na Ht -glH Court
a. D. held ~ tae Probate once n Randolph uU
the f1fh dav ~ August. A. 10. laa. and Show cause
a. auV rhaE may have. against tEe Na1Ilra
"a sail ain. fr which purpose lt O. further orr
dsred tnnt 6 eurv Uf The recurd &C this nrier De
Ilul d shed three weeks success Fet ~ the
Herald "a News. ~ ntei 20 Hand t.Iihs previous
a. sid q ne aTfslIufei Tor hearilg.
Rr the Caurt. Attest
nsi WILLIAM II. MICH Dis Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10
Resolutions.


Resolutions on the death of Wilmon W.
Blackmar.
Whereas. The Divine Master has called
from us Wilnon W. Blackmar. our wor-
thy and respected commander in-ehief of
the Grand Army OF the Republic, whereby
his wife is bereft OF an afiectionate and de-
voted husband, the G.. A. X. a faithful Of
ficer, the w. r. c. generous, true heart
ed friend, and our country a noble veteran,
who for years served faithfully to protect
its flag; that while we shan miss his wise
counsel, yet are proud OF the manner Of
his going, for he fell al the front, engaged
in the great work Of his office, strengthen
ing and honoring the G.. A. X. and giving
to its comrades brave example OF a no.
bic life, We look forward TO a reunion in a
better world where there will be no sepa-
ration. In view OF which the evening OF
life becomes more delightful than the
morning, and the sunset offers brighter
visions than those which we build up in
the morning clouds and which disappear
before the strength OF day. Therefore be Il
Resolved That we, realizing from the
associations Of the past year the irrepara-
bic bereavement which has come to the
home; express to his family and friends
the heartfelt sympathy Of the members Of
our order. and share with the Grand
Army the keen sense Of personal loss.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
filed on the record % this ". r. c.
Mrs. SARAH EATON
Mrs. MARY l.. RIsING Com.
Mrs. IRENE BUMRIEA
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10

The l2sth anniversary of the Battle OF
Bennington wiu be celebrated at Burling-
ton. August rs. and the new monument
erected 70 the memory Of General Ethan
Alien viii be dedicated. The principal
address VIII be given by Vice President
Fairbanks and Secretary Of the Interior
Hitchcock. Other members OF the cabinet
and many distinguished Nermonters Will
be there. The Central Vermont railway
has advertised the low rate Of 81 50 TO Bur-
linEton and return from White River juno
tion and stations north as far e. North
field Ilckeis Eiu be good only August
16th.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

WARSZAWA. --- w tyoh
dniach, W ko6ciele Narodze-
MIA Naj6w. Maryi Fanny (po-
karmelickiem), PREY ulicy
Leszno,s pc wys}uchaniu ma
boze6stwa za}obnego, kr6re
odprawi} pred Wielkim o}ta-
rem ks. kan. Niewiarowski,
sic po6wiecenie POM
nika 6ciennego, ku uczcse-
niu s. p. biskupa~ sufragana
dyecezyi kujawsko kaliskiej,
ks. Henryka Do}egi Kos
sowskiego, niegdy6 d}ugolet-
niego proboszcza, PREY tym-
ze kosciele.
Po6wiecenie nowego POM
nika odby1o sic ". obecnosei
bractwa miejscowego i licz-
ME zebranych naboznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

TORUN. Donosilismy swe-
go czasu, re p~rzychwycono W
ko6ciele sw. Jana cz}owieka,
kt6ry osmarowawszy preciki
klejem, wyciaga} 20 skarbo-
ny pieniadze. Z}odziejem jest
niejakis stolarz Franc. Sell
man z Slazka, kt6rego tutej-
sza izba karna skaza}a, teraz
"a to ma p6}tora roku domu
karnego, 8 lata utraty praw
honorowych tygodnie are
STU "a zebranie. - Ia obra-
re majestatu zosta}a robotni-
ca Maryanna Strzelecka z Wa
brzezna skazana ma 6 miesie-
cy wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
4 OKOLIC GDANsKA

Il OKOLIC GDANSKA
donosza, re skutkiem obfi-
tych 6nieg6w, jake spad}y ma
szeroka okolice, namarz}o
wiele stad kuropatw. - Bic
dine to ptaki, ME znalaz}szy
nigdzie ~pozywienia, " obec
ciag}ej 6niezycy szuka}y
schronienia pod drzewa.
mi i obok wielkich kamieni,
ale 6nieg mokry pokrywa} je
coraz wiecej pi6rka obmarza-
}y i zamienia}y ptaki W bry}-
XII lodu, tax il ruch ich STA
wal sic niemozliwym. - CAL
kowite stadka tychze EUROPA
tew poniszcza}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
0 Stall mieszka1cy

SOPOTY. Stall mieszka6cy
Sopot, wlaSciciele, kupcy,
rzemie6lnicy, JUL teraz obu-
rzaja sic ma hakatyst6w, DO
ci tam W tenn miejscu kapie-
lowem tworza teraz fila Ost-
markenvereinu. Jestto czyn,
kt6ry odstraszy licznych u
tych wsr6d lata p~rzebywaja-
cych polak6w 49, a ze ci gos-
Gle kapielowi przywoza ze So
ba zawsze got6wke, to ten
brak jej bardzo zawazy ma
dochodzie miejscowych oby-
wateli. Go6ci Kr6lestwa
Polskiego JUL dawniej "haka-
to6ci cze6c odstraszyli przez
swa zaciek}o6c - teraz coraz
wiecej do tych w6d sic znie-
checi. Pozostana tylko ci "
ma}ej liczbie, kt6rzy cd wielu
lat do tych w6d z nawyknie'
MIA zjezdzaja.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
Meczace ~popalenia

zosta}y supe}nie polepszone i do-
skonale wyleczone, przez Bucklena
ma6t arHikow9. G. Rlvenbark, Jr
Norfolk, Va. pisze: ,,SparzYlem
~strasznie kolano, tax, il bable wsse-
dsie wYst4pify. Rucxlena ma66 ar
nikowa uspokoila Dol i wylecxy@a
RANG ME zostaw ajYc blimy. Leezy
take wssystki rany i Jatrzenia, 88c
u M. J. Kowalewskiego, aptakarzs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

watela i przedstawil sic, re
Jest z Hohensalza. Obywatel
pyta: co to "a n,iasto? Ten
odpowiada re to barbzo pick
ma nazwa, DO }atwa do Wy
m6wienia - ale ME dokoh-
cyl dalszej chwalby, DO Vi
|rza} sig zaraz "a drzwiami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
z POD MOSKALA.

. z ~WARSZAWY donosz3 Q
nastepnem krwawem zajsciu:
Malarz artysta Pawliszak u
czu} sic obrazonym prlzez
prof. szko{y sztuk pieknych'
D~unikowskiego. Dowiedziaw-
sly sic, re prof. D. znajduje
sic W sk}adzie win Norkow-
skiego wszed} tamze i z pod
nissiona reka zblizy} sic do
~Dunikowskiego, ton jednak
spostrzeglszy zamach, doby}
rewolwera, strzeli} i kula 60
dzi}a przeciwnika Smiertelnie
W glove. P. zmar} nastepnej
nocy e godzinie 2. Pawliszak
do wybitniejszych ma
larry polskjch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

z ~BYDGOSKIEGO. w Co.
stoczynie robotnik P. le8al
d}uzszy czas ob}oznie chory.
w Nowy Rok rowsta} on. z
}6zka i tylko W koszuli po-
szed} mad row W poblizu sic
znajdujacy. Poczuwszy zim~
no, wo}a} o pomoc, lecz gdy
ludzie nadbiegli, zastali 60
zmarz}ego. Przypuszczaja, ze
zmar}y dostaf pomieszania
zmys}6w. @..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

IkAWA. Pewien uozef W
warsztacie p. G.. bawi} sic
tenn, 10 zapalal male kupki
prochu zapalka. Maggie zapali}
sic wiekszy obok le4acy zapas
Sprochu, . chlopiec wskutek
wybuohu otrzymal ciezkie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

Skutkiem
wielkiego W rozmiarach bez-
robocia W kopalniach west
falskich nastapil wielki po-
PVT ma uegle 6laskie, celem
przewozu ich do fabryk ma
dre6sko.westfalskich - j Pce-
ny znacznie sic podwytszyly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
Observation-Disclosures D000po>00Q
. WlESC1 Z OJCZYZEY g


poparzenia W twarzY i ma re-
kach. w warsztacie popeka1y
z powodu eksplozyi wszyst-
kie. szyby. 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
STORE

R6g 0tei ave

R6g 6tej ave
Sprzcdaie mlanowicie why.
stko, co robotnicy najczeScie)
zmuszeni sd kupowat a mia
nowicie: TOWARY GRO
CERNE, BUTY( TRZEWI.
XII. L DIE
CT,
CZAPKI, a
take TOWARY YARDO-
WE rome inne ROZMA1-
TOSCI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

W uro.
ezystosc Niepoka'anego po-
czecia Naj5w. Maryi Fanny
zostala W seminaryum du-
chownem przsz ks. biskupa
Z~dzitowieckiego po6wiecona
kamienna figura Najsw. Pan
ny jake pamiatka jubileuszu
og1oszenia dogmatu o Niepo,
kalanem Poczeciu Naj6w.
Maryi Fanny. Prey. tel spo-
sobnoSci Arcypasterz pre-
m6wil a potem jeden z kle-
mial wyk}ad, v kt6-
rym doskonale stresci} dowo-
dy, wykazujace g}eboko szs6t
przodk6w naszych ku N. Ma
ryi p k}ad4c nacisk ma s}o-
wa sw. Stanislawa Kostki:
,Matka Boska jest matka ma
~ ~sEfs .
sza" TAX pred aktem pot
jak pc MIN 6piewa-
no pie6ni o Matce Boskiej,
ten obch6d od6pie-
pie6ni: ,,Witaj Swieta
/ poczeta nispokalanie!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
re SLASKA.

w zesz}ym
tygodniu "przewozono trzode
dzik6w z las6w rzadowych
rosyjskich pod Ko}uszk4. By
}y to podarki cara ola kr6la
~wyrtemberskiego i ola kafe~
cha raciborskiego.
WYRZYSK. W}ascicldsPo-
b6rki p. Mehlwyznaczy} 100
marek nagrody "a wykrycie
z}odziei, kt6rzy mu zniszczy-
Ii stawid}o u upustu, spu6ci-
Ii wode W stawie karpi i
wielka ich czs6o zabrali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

Zajmuje sic take pan J6zef "
Jereczek ursadzaniem pogrzeb6ws
Karawanu czyli powozu
pogrsebowego wog6le wykonujs
vezlkie ozYnrcfci pogrzebnika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
NORWEGIAN.

Pewien
dor6ikarz jadao z dworca ma
z~apytanie kolegi, dokad je-
dzier ~odpowiedzia} &artem: do
Judensalzal Us}ysza} to Pc
wien 3yd, rzeznik ulicy
Ko6cielnej i uskarzy} sic 0 to
ma policyi. Dor6zkarz otrzy-
NAL n~iezad}ugo potem man
dat policyjny ma 8 mix. kary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
z POZNANSKIEGO.

z POZNANSKIEGO.
w Ksiest-
vie Krotoszy6skiem mala-
Gem 1866 hektar6w obsza-
ru (hektar - 4 morgi mag
deburskie) snalezacem do
ksiecia Thura-Taxis, katolika
zamieszka}ego stalew Regens-
burgu - ma mocy rozporza-
dzenia prezesa rejencyispoza-
mieniano navy starozytne
polskie ma nowe kulturne -
i to: Stare Raczyborowo ma
Althns - Move Raczyboro-
wo ma Neuhaus - Tomice
ma Teichberg 49, Gorzupia ma
Franzensfeld - Nowy Boza-
Gin ma Schaeferhof - Osusz
ma Niederan - Ugorzela ma
Helenenhof Ligota ma
Unterambach - Roszki ma
Eicheneck - Grembow ma
Grunthal - Kobierno ma
Neuvorwerker Waldchen -
Lutogniewski 4asek ma Kop-.
fenwaldchen. 49, Widocznie
przewaznemi by}y wp}ywy,
ze sic ksiaze zgodzi} ma to "a
tracenie nazw starozytnych.
Rodzina ksiazat Thurn-Taxi-
SOW cd dawnych lat mia}a
przywilej utrzymywania poczt
ma Gale 6wczesne Prusy. Pc
zaborze, cze6ci kraju naszego
przez Prusy zniesiono ten
przywilej dano ksieciu Thurn
Taxisowi jako wynagrodzenie
owo ksiestwo krotoszy6skie.
Grenade
dzieci z Inowroc}awia, kt6re
W poniedzia1ek rano silly do
szko}y tamtejszej napad}y vi
poblizu solanek diva wielkie
i slime psy firmly Matz i. Sp.
Widocznie wskutek lekko-
my5lno6ci str6za z}e to zwie-
rzeta wydosta}y sic poza o.
brep %podworza. ~Pochwyei}y
one 12-letnia Marie Walte-
r6wna, pociagne}y W pole il
tam ja W straszny spos6b po-
kaleczy}y. Lowe ucho urwa}y
zupe}nie. Rece
i nogi strasznie So poszarpa-
ne i ramie jedno wiwichnie-
to. Dw6ch przechdzacych W
tel chwili robotnik6w wyr-
wa}o rozszala}ym bestyom
inaczej by}yby
japewnie ma 6mierc zagryz}y.
Rama odwieziono do lazare-
tn, gdzie lezy ob}oznie chora,
Ola firmy Matz i Sp. wypa-
aek ten smutne jeszcze be-
die mia} nastepstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

tesc pos}a .. Jana Brejskiego.
GDANSK. Liczni urzedni-
cy i nauczyciele z powiat6w
przewaznie niemieckich po"
nownie wys}ali do rzadu pru-
skiego prosbe o dok}adke an
typolska. Uzasadniajac pros
be swoja, twierdza, re / W
tych powiatach ludnoSc pol
ska sic pomnaza. W gdah-
skim powiecie miejskim Eli
czono 1926 ,,polsko-kaszub-
skich", 1857 pc polsku i pc
niemiecku m6wiacych miesz-
ka6c6w; W %powiecie malbor-
skim znajduje sic 1904 Pola-
k6w a 429 pc polsku i po
niemiecku m6wiacych; W mie~
Scie Elbagu wzros}a ludnosc
polska W dziesieciu. z SO do
100, a ma wsiach z 48 do 104.
So to cyfry urzedowe. W RE-
czvwistOSci miesZka tam VIE
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

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Arrive
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
GREAT OCEAN Liner
Threatened BY F.|RE| i !.
Flames Do Considerable Damage
On Steamship Teutonic- Mem
bers Of Crew Injured.
/. (By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July 2s,-Flre which
threatened destruction to the steamship
Teutonic, Of the White Star Line. lying
at her pier in the North River, at the
foot OF Eleventh Street. broke out early
tonight, and before IT was extlngulshed
did damage amounting to more than
$4,000.
In the electrical room, In which the
fire started nearly all Of the machinery
was damaged, and the entire electric
working of the ship was interrupted Wa
ter poured into the room and ran down
into the engines, and II Is thought that
they are also damaged. During the fire
three members Of the crew found them-
selves hemmed In by the Flames and were
carried to the pier In an unco conscious
condition by the firemen, The fire boat
Mcclellan and the fire engines threw
water on the flames for more than an
hour. The fire was caused by careless
ness In the use OF sulphur In dtslnfecting
tho elecyrlclan's room. t,S1eS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
A DROWNING At
VIRGINIA ia BEACH / !. Al |:
Thomas Wolfert Swept Out and
Goes Down in View ST
Others.
WARNING d, h, Vas ynHzzDzD 1 {. ) .:
Life-saver Unprcpared to Meet
Sudden Call for ss
Aid.
The fin es- s-DIspatch.,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
Il NORFOLK, VA, July 2S.-rhomas Vol
fcrt, brakeman on the Norfolk and
Western railroad, running between Nor
folk and Roanoke was drowned this IL
5ternoon while in bathing at Virginia
Beach. The body was recovered and
brought ashore. but notwithstanding the
efforts Of three physicians and life-savers,
tho man could not be revived. Mr.. VOL.
,feyt was one Of the best known brakemcn
on the Norfolk and Western. and had
been in the employ OF the road for fif-
teen years. He was forty-five years Of
uge and leaves a family in Roanoke.
In Bathing.
Immediately after arriving here he
went to Virginia Beach and went in bath-
ing. How he met his death IS not clear,
as the people at tho Beach have little
Information about the accident
f The first intimaton they had Of tho
drowning was when the body floated to
the shore. The man was then uncon-
scious.
He was placed on the beach and medi-
cal aid summoned. All efforts TO restore
him to consciousness were unavailing
1T is presumed that Mr.. Nyolfert went
beyond his depth and was drowned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
WOULD KILL ENTIRE
Family; BABIES, TOO
This Said to Have Been Threat
Made BY Rawlings in
Georgia Case.
(By Associated Prass,>

yALDOsTA, GAo July ss.-After ex-
hausting nine panels, a Jury tn the case
Of J. G.. Rawlings, charged with instl-
eating the murder Of the Carter chill
dren, was secured at noon to-day, and
In tho afternoon witnesses for the State
were examined. Roy. Mr., Kemp, tho
Methodist preacher who tried to bring
about peace between Carter and Rawlings
said that tho latter would not hear to
peace overtures, and that II Garter put
him under a peace warrant he would
crawl to his house and shoot him
through n crack, Rev Noah Tyler, q
BAPTIST minister, testified TO nearly the
same thing Joe Caddy said that Rawlings
talked to him of his troubles with Carter
and said that the only thing to do was
to kill the whole family Ct. A. Fiyeash
testified that he heard Rawlings say
that lie did not believe 1t would he a sin
in the sight OF God to kill Carter, and
that nelghbors would not be- bothered
with their Cravings and Carriers" tron-
bles any more. Mrs Jody Jones was he
last witness. She heard Rawlings de-
clare that before the Garters should live
there he would Kill the whole family,
from the babies w, ,