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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14

Robbie wrote a composition on flow
ers in which he said: There are
three kinds of flowers, wild, tame and
cOlly flowers (cauliflowers).
He also asked his teacher if Greek
and Latin were "talkative languages
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14
'ISHING SEASON STILL OPEN
however, Only to the Catch
ing of Dolly Vardens,

~ ,,0'l'ed they limit their catch to
} Nardens or the bull trout. as
~ 40" are commonly called, Walla
.,a @ fishermen can fish the year
b,n, 'a without fear of being over
oy Game Warden Ritz and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14

Child Alphabetically in the SUI
perior court Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nor
risey of Umatilla county adopted
the little Dorrance child, which was
abandoned by it's mother.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14
TOWN TOPICS

Miss Crayne Married-Miss Be-
theme Crayne, we'll known in Walla
Walla, was married last Wednesday
at Chicago to Algernon w. Clxon of
New York city.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14
WILL SPEAK At 0LIVET CHAPEL
Evangelist Miller Will Hold Services

Evangelist Miller Will Hold Services
Tonight and Tomorrow Evening.
Evangelist Miller will speak again
tonight at the Olivet Congregational
chapel in Green Park addition. He
will also hold a meeting there to-
morrow night. Mr.. Miller intended to
take a rest for these two nights, but
at the earnest solicitation of the pu-
decided he would conduct meetings
at that church prior to leaving for
Spokane.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14

TOPIC
New Telephone System-Arrange-
ments have been completed for eX-
tending the telephone system con-
Northwestern Gas and Electric
company with Walla Walla, to the
Roberts ranch, five miles above the
plant The completion of the line
will give direct communication from
the ranch to Walla Walla and will
be highly appreciated by summer
campers. The line will probably be
constructed Jointly by the electric
company and the Roberts.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14

Lauder Piano Forte Concerts
Whitman College, Friday, Nov. IL
Do not fail to hear him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14

Lauder Piano Forte Concerts, Whit
man College, Friday, Nov. II, Do not
fail to hear him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14

Wedding Bells-Sunday at noon
Rev. John LeCornu performed the
of Walla Walla and Miss Lenna B.
Rusan of Dixie.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14

But olson's Restaurant always leal,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14

Rev. John LeCOrnu performed the
marriage ceremony of Reuben Isitt
Of Walla Walla and Miss Lenna B.
Rusan of Dixie.
Sale Next Tuesday-The Ladies'
sale at ST. Patrick's church will be
held in the new Quinn building,
East Main street, on Tuesday, No
vember p. All are invited. Lunch
will be served.
Will Install Officers-George Ret
ger, state president of the Sons of
Hermann, left today for Uniontown,
Washington, where he will install the
officers Of the local lodge at that
place.
Addressed Students-At the Walla
Walla high school this afternoon Rev.
J. G. Reid, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, addressed the pu-
pills. His subject was "Despising a
VI Tie AMERICAN
right
Badly Enthusiastically morning
at Wallula, Frank Kershaw, a stranger,
was attempting to steal a ride on
the o. r. & N. passenger and was
caught between two cars and Sc
verely bruised. He was brought TO
Walla Walla for treatment.
New Residence Almost Completed
The new residence and club rooms
being erected by the Northwestern
Gas and Electric company for the use
of it's employees at the power plant
on the Walla Walla will be finished
this week and the boys employed at
the plant will abandon their present
quarters in tents and take up their
residence in the new house.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-14
The Bucks
Oven

The range is to the
kitchen what the piano
is to the parlor-only
that the range is much
more necessary and
important. A Bucks
range will improve the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
Various Heads OF the Households in the Neiqhbor
hood of the Washington School Assert Them
selves, and Now the Mothers Have Ri
val Observation-Disclosures to
Be Given to Promote the VEL
fare of the Children.

The mother1 clubs have a rival,
The various heads Of The homes in the
rcishDorhsoi of the Washington School
Euclid avenue AMI Fountain place. have
asserted themselves. and n Father 5
Club is the result
No longer will mother writ, the tardy
excuses. apply the necessary gentle &c
r,in.ie- that rules We're r,adc 10 lie oheycl,
or he the .c,e attendant when Johnny
graduates.
Father Is i.1ceforth TO he considered.
Hereafter. according % his solemn pledges.
r. will follow with closer interest the
progress Of llis children through school.
Having had come experience in sluaring
circi.e and adding two bushels OF pota-
toes and a quart o. oysters. he will pro-
coed upon lines s0newha; unique
The teacher il IL he cultivated.
Sho L. 10 b. made - feel that father
has a friendly interest IL the trials and
fribulations Incidental to the planting in
The brain Of HI. offspring the necessity OF
diligence and attention.
MIsica ss VIII Dc EiyJn-one a month
after Johnny has gone TO bed NJ the
little affairs. father. mother and tho teach
rrs VIII H. given a chance ID meet one
another. There. In tctc-a-r"tcs. tho faults
and characteristics ~ Johnny and his sis
s-r. Sue. can IL. DISCUSSED. while rlsyhIp
the teacher herself riiy be prevailed upon
81 50. Crra. light.
Father - ir earnest. Two IN, 'rcI us
himself haze enrolled their names ur"H
.Gn roster q. JS- ciub. II T. estimated
mat tlrrs .-e abnu; '.-' heads "f ~" FAM
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
DOGS AGE PUZZLES COURT.
Fancier Finally Called in 10 Solve
Legal Tanglc.

New York. jaa. S.-Senp:ou Doughn. s
years OIL o. No 6, EnS: Third street. Was
srrSi.Se1. II tie jefferson Market Police
Court on ;hc cc-n4la!at q Mrs. Hannah
Iiercoc of No. i0e East Twenty-hsth street.
uhc charged s'I; with stealing her dog
How Go ro1 kr"s IL - ycCr GoS. I.a3-
an. asE.s the Mae.st-a;c.
N.i sic. scl- said me vOfra 2.
Come. Fritz" sh- called. and the dog
came to her ard l.cxsd her hand. See,
STE eSc.ai EnsS,. with An air q victory.
Cone. sIsg.T. said GcsgEa. softly. and
tse dos v--t 20 him
Come. :. :rh-o" called Court Po:ise@A Al
Fo.cs. s-s,. The deg aeut TO him ara licked
his hand
The Magistrate Vas pux1ici
How Old u re-" be asked 81 tks WON
@,
Ore yS,r &aa Ea,f.~ vAs tie rspsy.
Wow oi! do 20. say- 10 asked
=. i.-rhr-
-SSx iir...s;as.' vss the .esposse-
-.sere q dog fAncte. aceons TIE Otree:," "
suggested CoS-t OMeT roleF.
VEL saks In esoe' oosS eks Xoeo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29

ilics that contribute 20 the membership oc
Washington School. and IL is INTENDED 10
gather in every father.
Mothers arc welcome. the announcement
being made after some debate.
MOTHERS ARE WELCOME.
Their assistance has been accepted by
the fathers. but rather as assoc at. men
hers. None but fathers are 10 rui. In the
rev organization.
Tie idea Is ere that appealed To all
present At a r.ccn: meeting. ..f,,i il We
voted TO put the club o. :, perrnaa. n /;
hasis. Its avowed purpose is for the rro-
motion Of greater harmony tecwee: tei,,il-
er, parent anI child.
On tho first Monday in February a..
first OF the nruSiCal.s will lie held tn Wash
!nSton School. Every father and mother
In the school district g invited To II, pres
be the miss and master most concerned
Each month following some kind OF a 90
cial entertainment will hc given.
Following Is a list Of t..- executive Off
Gers Of til. Fathers club:
President. Arthur 4. Partridge. No sIss
Linn. NJ. 5li; Morgan street: secretary. II
~. Humphrey. NJ. 1916 .Aubcrt avenu.;
treasurer. John X. Harkins. NJ. 1I1, Fair
mount ayc,.Ue. Executive Committee: A.
A. Dryden. M. ia.5 Page avenue: W j.
Nilliamso:l. JaiT Morgan street: Martin J.
the members are: Lee Anthony. No a;..5
t'airm"t:nt avenue: }. =. Armstrong. ""
.l,5 Morgan street: q. ". Bradley No Ia.',,
KayarI Gvei.ue. William B-ay No. si,>
Raymond avenue: Frank J. Barnic.zr. NJ.
.sIi Page avenue, g VI. i'ishor. NJ. i.i2
tri ..vcr.U.: ". g. iiruu.uGn. No. is,s. cab
anne ay.r'f". ". =. Bunting. NJ. 80.
Ridge a-euGe. ". r. tirry. So. l>.s Fuun-
ra.u avenue t.dwHr,! i:r->,'i Ne. ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
BLAME COMMERCIAL LEADERS
Took Up Shade Tobacco Ventura
Recklessly. Says Wilson.
HEVPY.Yc spES1AY.

REPUBLIC SpEC1M.
Washington Jan. es.--When asked abou1
complaints from the Connecticut VALLEY
telling OF the failure OF shade-sroWn To-
becco recommended BY the department
Nr. Wilson. the Secretary Of AgTicu!tufU.
unhesita;ins!y Cut the blame on CONNER =
eiai companies. which. he said. went into
the matter too heavily
An expert Of this Bureau Of Plant In5as-
tryS who has te-n investigating the Con-
nec:icu. field. thinks the failure Cue 70 the
manner In which tho seed cas affected b.
the changed climatic conditions.
The Government has recently conducted
experiments which prove that an exc0llenx
grade OF Conascticu.- -Sumatra cigar wfAy,.
per can be grown in Connecticut uI.ier the
ehade- growing plan. beginning WITH tho
second or third years crop.
I'VE have heard much about this faiiuyo
Of tobacco growing In Connecticut" 0a)A
Secretary Wi!son- The complaints 0p.
Pea TO come largely from those who went
idto !: too heavily in a commercial way
Large corlpsnies wers formed and stock
was soid al. over tho country In . manner
which shD,,,i never have been attemrfs6
.-ne Government diI not recommend come
fnerc.., srte.pTiss % that SORT"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
DUMB BOY Of FOUR
SUDDENLY TALKS
Child Wakes From 4 Troubled
Dream and in Fear C1ers His
FRS, Word Mamma

far3nss O.: VISITORS arc calling - No
s., ontario av-H=s gn ssr George Ea-l
isai3t- the s--.sr-o!J boy -sa iu ag hfs
sAurt Efe never Sre'se vsr4 uutf a
sirss,l - fTsEat.uC.I kim ,asi D. 60 -:
.iUst3y for mamma. saSs tie chicago
z..S,.e.
AID The r<;s II el.igh G,orxs tsIksi
s--sa cSr,inc~,! iE.:u there was rOIh.Gg
tGs mater wItA HE vocal errans Sazzc
asked the child triVizi questions when
they ccsiid sy< . Tcri l. .3=-wiSe- R2.
fe- ;Ae rspst r1rs Ihsy sat silently Ia the
yESrisr and .ts,-szI IL wonder as,5 ss.-ira-
t'oi, TO the s:sz :y oG;vogrsas ct childish
conversation.
'hoeSa't b. ssr- es. tiro.E' sSxei oas
Iesshnor. sad Geo.xe's proud mother re
sifsSs; 'OA. 10. fcu sce 80 Las had a
rest sor over four years
od womsE living IL tie sseiS..,Nrhoo, 60
70 sss hcass 90 reS,iAr saserxsssL B~ ~
fe..-e TIE esey . esct sss each voxs 10
aa,s they kAs0 eaeUeeaeet his ieeuaeseaa-
1so eeeesaEaeG. - bsesDA 0saUs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
"as u-' aH=r thirty seven PENNIES in h;s
alligator bark.

zs ~ aw ! th.-ty- seven PENNIES in h;s
alligator hank
In TIE afternoon Mrs. Go,;, I-.vi;et a
number o. fE.C:d> - fer q surprise. oT
previous visits Trey hE. seen the chill
Sl;.lrc s,su; sa1 solemn. lust locking
N.>c as the mother So 4 When 'i-oTg"
.itcr.i his frs: ICri TIE gu=s,S Cri IA
ave been no-c-asi 1T..s HUt bad lls canary
WHAT'S -hst: who SPOKE irauIscsi a
maiden aunr. Il ara sure /! heari s5s.-
g=S distinctly say the nod sat.
G.o-r- WIS seated ay :he window :g-r-
.nx OVER the leaves % new ,!cfure book
Mrs. Folit explained:
You see, she sad. he hai perfectly
aufOi dream. He thoush: a bir hiar I
chair. re 'gst n.tura Is had 10 sas
something. - he ca!ieNi mamma That
wash. NaT he began 70 talk A. E!Es: Be
isc;.ei sroa'ai as Il re xent.ret We.
the vnice vas COMING :-r-Ii- To-Day &c Is
&c izs,.t with n. i..w discover
ro-!sx over TIE Illuminated book. "Msrl
T-.a- i-waut-s-toy-s s-.tos-soE.s,
The-e: wssnt thst hsrt f.- hin 80
say .x-laiirs.i The rES.h-:- overfHyea-
He So; 4 rei ario5sctl,s coat fer Christ
mas. ard - has lad ;hs 2grc..,"hsie cra1
sT~r sir-e
fI=-e ,i-o=Sl'. rrau,:rsother ca2sh. the
'.Ans Gszs-1Is= toos>ie-octsts lie to
..ror-t.- czlei the r,aid,n aua.. -Yoa
wt:i absolutely sfssi the ios's snuncIa-
Il think tt would ,c nise.-' -; n ,ss
sEs-aN ytscss-'CJs-.-~ Sha., M; f..uS TO
uiS.st-, a,.i s5Il- - those Ia wSSt be
tIss Ike tAisS fo- es-- nsx- Church social,
TIE aoo- eeLi rang, AID : tall. ,hin nan
vas uskeres fn-
:! am Froies-sr sno:s.~.,. .sii ths
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29

~ 8. ard sat GoyT.
Am peach MAS resumed 20 him
tEreaIa cream. yOu say? Does he say
tE'agS ruv-'
Ta.ka III tn 'iiuc," replied the mother
I ..as iFoSa The time he wakes Up until
sg#..Ec.''
man But he sk.aEk back In HE emtarraes.
H4g.lt. r4UL- 80 s.- !.s:ae- sAiitS. and
nf.lS ..:Sits-se-. refuse! 10 utter q .;.nSl-
Esst.
NOW : must r. 10 y!ei: Rny Stafford At
tia E.d = .!i- who has been asking for
~ r.rs ~ .=- - q AETr - cams
ers remarkable things nladaM-ncst re-
r-lA. ksUsc sali IN, ies-aso nan.
th@ man Il sr!sace having departed.
GrsTse resumed Ills cory,csit.on
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
Boy FIGHTS OFFICER
IN RIVER OF ICE
Struggle Follows Pursuit Over
Philadelphia Housetops and
Under Cars rs-YounSster Pre-
ferred Death to Recapture.
RErreiic SPECIAL

Ph. .,ic!..hI,. Jan. 9-After being tur-
SUED over housetoos: after sitting pe:chs''
on . gable 10 feet ia air and laughing a.
the bullets fired at BIN: dois.nS a wso,e
Gordon o! police u:.ier ard over line
Of :reieh, cars ami finally nSht!.zs e 4.s-
perate hattie with q policeman IN -. wa
ters of the Sci1yikiis. Phillip keSs.r. q is-
yea.-o!j boy. was captured.
This tvvcn!le terror Il APPLY known as
Nick. tbs Devil" He - said 10 te the
leader C: G gang" He has . long GRIM
.nai r-cori. AMI On January escaped
fsoni chs jSven;le de;eatioB--oc.a At :ae
Aisnshc,.se. ~he-s r. Rad bseH ssa:. &. ce-
f.Si: c: bail. c: The chargs Of stealing
blankets
Ths ash. IL the r:-e: vas o.s ce The
most sensational epAsD4es ef Phgade!-
pAie's secseS police h;s.ory. Fur Q time Il
ooamea ainost cs.tAiA that both ksyyes
0ss4 tAe 0oSieaman would b crowned. foe.
e;issAS1 - 11U VseA tSsJ es2e oos
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
LIZ. ARY0EN
AErU77NE cOyAH27ZzZ

avenue: Har;o I. Hatch. No. 5os: Fair
cunt avenue: Eaeens Hale. No. aS
Vernon avenue: william Hurchcson. No
ilS Barard arenre: II. e. Horn. No. Il4zA
Eu.,lid avenue: 4. JunEmann. No. liS3A
Walton aysiire; ". r. s. Janetf. No. Sls7
Maple avenIe: G. VI; Johnson. 40; sas5
Maple, avenue: e. NJ. Klein. No. J,Z7 Fair
Cook avenue: Herman Kramer. No. eos3
Paramount avenue: j. Keller. No. III
North Kings highway boulevard; NJ. L.
IIeiley. No. 1926 Nubert avenue: w. !. Lit
Teton. No. 1Ise E.cl:d avenue: II. Lowen-
baum. No, He.A Eairmount avenue: John
Nackey. No. .Sl Bayard avenue; Stephen
Marshall. No. 1917 Marcus avenue; II.
p Mitchell. No, isi Bayard avenue: a. J.
Murch. no. I1ss Kings highway boulevard: !:
N L. Niche ner, No. CLOS Vernon avenue:
Charles ". Mcclellan. No. CO.'S Minerva
avenue; +. L. Nudge. No JtS Page ave
niue: J. F. Mol,ere. No. asssA EAston ave
nue.: l.. L. Miiks. No. 4Os Cook avenue:
A. r. Neal, No. l0cN Walton avenue; c. n.
Osborne. NJ. slss Morsan street: D. r.
Over1nan No 45ss Maple avenue: Jdwarl
OhcrIn"yer. No snS Vernon avenue; D. 4.
paresra. No. Sol; Morgan street: /. s.
Pearson. No. sisc CAbanne avenue: ". !.
PerrinRer No. l,N AubcYt avenue; A. l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29

trste and lie adjourned court while his
Probationary Officer. Foley, the c. c.aimants
@: tho dos. the policeman. the dog ard
spec,ators retired 10 the shop OF A. Flack.
at No. III West Tenth et'eet.
six n.on;he Old announced ths dog
man. after a brief examination,
"A!i settled" said the probationary ON
Ger when they returned to court The
dog belongs 10 poleEn,'
- think heard tho man sAS. aAic
Foley that aen he WIS arrested To
was taking the dog TO the hotel To give It
away"
You ts. I Nd." said Dou4hY.
Well! wny don't you give the dog TO
the woman suggested Foley. with .
wink AT the Court.
THAT'S q briGht idea. Foley" said the
"Stwss IL IS asrcea Dorshn. and he
banded the dog 10 the woman.
rourhn was honoc1biy discharged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
FINDS FIVE GOLD NUGGETS.
Chance Discovery in Los Angeles
Causes Much Excitement.
Hrri-nILC ITGAh

Ri-rCp BIC SFECTAf.
I>os Angeles. Jan. 1--Goid nu9gsts have
been found In q building excavation a
Senice.
The nnd was made BY En6iheer Ciark
ir a trench hack Of the rev hotel About
the workmen COON unearthed I'VE nuGVetS
Ore theory 10 that the gold In the SeA
WaS pyec.p.,aied by natural process ap6
another = thar the hni was made In tho
bed % an ancient mountain stream.
Many residents have been 6igG10I -
their yards for colofS since ths Asd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29

Ridge avenue; Doctor David S. Booth, No.
tin. Morgan street: Arthur W. Becker. No.
a:ne Minerva avenue: Z. a. Brpckmiller.
No. isl3 L. Due street: ". Il. ,.uliing. No.
as !\uberT ayenu.: Frank NJ. trutchcr,
M. its5 l.uciit. avenue: W. u. Cree, No.
lj3IA Hayard arenue: !. Candy. No. Io':
Walton avenue: JOS. coho;i. No. flS au-
:v'uu": Tirri"y is:-ssTi, No. ;P;" Eairfn"Int
avenue: IL J.. po..i. Nc. .gS Fountain
av-TU.: e q. pcihti. M. 81. Havari ave-
':r:". i.4n,y Fate. No. i,s.A East"n ave
Eur: Walter l.. Flower. No. .!ll Vernon
av.nne: J. ". Fl!!kerson. No. -. Walton
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29

avenue: A. Fornachor. No. iis3 Walton
avenue: n. II. Ferguson No. Ss9 Morgan
street: John Il. Griffith. Nc. 1i2s Baysr'!
avenue: J. +: Green. No. !.El Vernon ave-
". ~. Gray. NJ. .l5S I,elr,ar avenue: 4.
\. t;runer. No. ,5l1 i:ayarti avenue: ". IL.
Gc!i:ian. No. .cs5 Morgan street: Rem
P-rnar.i Harris. No. 49, Fountain aye
nu.: Gus Hes.. No. az BayaId avenue:
!. j.. Hahn. Nc. 49, Fountain "'.nu.;
Willard = Iicatr. No. H,i4 Cabanns ave
nue.; Marcus Harris. No. 5iSS kens:rGtoD
avenue: Fred II. Hsii. Nc. ,N1 A,,b.rt
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
SAYS MARRIAGE RITE
IS TRlviAllY REGARDED.
REPUBIic sFEHAh

REPT BIic sFErIAi.
New York. Jan. c-Mrs- Belle Cray
Taylor made a, interesting address on
divorce before 10 club women. fem6efa
Of the Society for Political Study. At No.
20 West F1rty-eighth street. Mrs. Taypc
said:
IL seems 10 me 4. is not 10 much the
remarriage that counts IL - the fo&ni
mistake Of the first-ths ori4tnal-snAf
flage wherein lies the danger: the maf-
riags that In So freely solemnioe0 In .
church without embarrassing questions O.
other safeguards to the vital act
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
TURBINE WATERvvHEEl
GIVES GREAT POWER
REPrBL,C rEcTAI.

Trav.rs City. M.ch.. Jan. A-0eoru0
Baker has Invented a water wheel WNleh
Is a combination Of turbine and hos(De9.
tr!. using both perpendicular oversnoe -.
tens. ], IL especially adapted to - a
snai. streams giving q high horoe-p0UeP
with = low head cS water.
O-- nov In practical uss In Q aman
stream hero give. thrse-horse-p0Wer WITH
ls-lnch head
With i's large number Of bfookp and
small streams. Michigan - an eop0eially
favorable field for the use OF this anVeu.
ton. Farmers viii Be- able to light 6ull6-
!nss With electricity and secure an sHo
reede.. power for stationary mAchinery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
OS1epss % DsaunooAa.

Paris. Jar. 3-sarah BefnAaede holds
peculiar views With regard 70 Diamonds.
She .sesFts that ~. wearing oe then d.
etfoyS tie test trpEeSo0no o. u lne2.
difns the 6rs OF tae eye ard uDnhnD tia
teeth lcok like chalk Her beAntl4nl e.
mine gown. ~hich cese G.s@. % tY10NSa
W!sh :1.c1a.seA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29
Msee Casss sf EzDsssssss.
EErnrlc srECIAL

fTndfAy. o., Jar. .s--in o.. eyer. coz
Ix=:ed with the Hercules Tor:cc1 Com
pAny ats-ibEtss the I.zny explosions o.
nttYoliycsSin ia tks OIL eeite To mice He
ohosfvSD that The explosive kaS co paYtie-
ulaf eject On tne heart action - mice %
it has oa human beinea. aud shat the re-
u snimals afs particularly fo.6 Of the
s8e:oa1sp.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29

1r length IT ;s , So feet: divided a. fol-
lows: Corc-"te approaches. SIS feet: four
spans, each as' feet. ard one span Of CSo
feet. l; is .95 feet above lov-wa;er and
Is feet above h.sh-wa:er. and IS double
tracked
Work on the bridge was begun IN the
spring @: 1910 under the direction of c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29

PolIar>:. Ne. lec: Page avenue. Charles T..
Ruticam. No 5S1A Vernon avenue: JOnn
J. Robertson. No. E6 Euclid avenue
George A. Roth. No. 5i2i ksnsington ave-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-29

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q. Warner. vice president o. the M!ssour:
Pacific. bu: for some time F. II. BrtttOn
vice president ard general manager OF the
Cotton Belt. has had charge OF the Struc-
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-03-08
:: Personal Mention .:

Miss Anna Henning is the guest of
Chicago friends.
Emil Creuz was a Milwaukee Wis
itor Saturday.
Henry Schempf visited at Fort At
kinson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schott were in
Milwaukee Saturday.
Max Wegemann of Lake Mills was
in the city Saturday.
Miss Alma Kramer is visiting in
Milwaukee this week.
H. A. Kruger and family have re-
moved to Milwaukee.
Sheriff George P. Gates was a
visitor in the city Friday.
Miss Della Zautner of Waupun is
the guest Of Miss Emma Ullrich.
Henry Bergman of South Milwau-
kee was a Sunday visitor here.
John Thauer returned Thursday
from tri p through the Dakotas.
T. 7. Holland of Kaukauna was a
Water town visitor last Thursday.
Dr. Edward Johnson was a bust
ness visitor at Milwaukee Tuesday
H. H. Drew of Waterloo was a
business visitor in town Wed nesday
Mrs. George Giraffe and children
spent the past week at River Falls
Miss Margaret Killian Of Milwau
kee spent Sunday at her home here