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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
@ermiidte telegrapbiide IepeIdleu.

Sll superior s8erld)t
in Bottom betonnte iid) Sobn u.
Tieder ais GbnrleStorun aii ole gr.
floge, oab er Dor orei @oden in iei.
ner @obnung ieine Satin, SeIen 2.
Hiefer, ans @iieriudt erihoiien babe,
iduIoig, uno Der 9iitriftsonpoIt CT.
flarte iid oomit einperitonben, baB
in Dem Sale SootibIag angenommen
peroe. Die qualification oes llrtbeilS
iuiiroe perihoben.
Sn Hortb Hlotte, Nebr., nobm
geitern Der bon Buffalo Bill (SberIt
%. 8. Goop) eegen feline Satin eine
geIcitete S6eibungs : Ero5eb ieinen
anfong. 6rau Gobp, tpeIfe 62Sobre
aIt unb 40 Sabre lang NIT Dem SID.
ger perbeiratbet lit, erifien ouf Dem
3eigenftan6e uno tpuroe einem Ian.
gen 8erbor nn~terlporfen. Sic mies
Die anfIoee hires @often, oab fie elm.
nal ben 8eriiid niad)te, i'm 81 Der.
gifterb nit gntriiiting aliriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
g(ffairc Ghnbluif.

GlcpeIonb, %, 80. Se6r. -
Gnnolt 0aplep, @%ertbeioiger Der
5rou Goiiie 8. GboOpif, Iteate &c.
itern in Dem Serminc oeS 9ltnoeSs
OiltriftSgeridtS Dor Nidter Soplor
ben Intrng, ale I%nflagcn gegcn lei.
he aiiettin nie0cr5uidlogcn, ais
nber &id)ter Soplor iid) lofort bereit
erfldrte, Icine @riinbc entgegen 81
nebmen, erfl1rte Inipolt Soiulcp,
oob CT nod nidlt bn5u bereit Iei, uno
&idter SopIor geludbrte linn Damn
bis beiite 8ormittng 8 llbr 5riit. llns
ter ben Intla9en, bcren Nie0eridln.
gling 0omlep beontrogt bat, befinoet
iid) oilf b%ieienige, ipeld)e gemcilt.
ifoftlid geeeu 5rou Gboopif lulo
gegen GoIiirer u. g. Speor ais
SberIin idmebt.
Sn Der beutigen 8erif)tSlierutg
%neriporf Hi6ter Soplor oen Intrug
0aDlep's unb Srau Gbaopid plais
birte nidt ifulbig biniidtIi6 Ser
5pei peiteren am 81. 5ebrllar gegell
Tie %erbobenen auf Complication lat.
tenoen InfIagen. Sbr reeelmGbiger
Ero5eB miro arn nGfyiten Montas Dor
Dem Hidter 1aplor Beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

beobii1tigt, oltf iein itdlieniides9iir.
gerre6t SIT per5i6ten mo Sdmei5er
8iirger 5u meroen, Inn in Der
S4pei5 Die S6eioung bon ieiner@es
moblin, Mooame MalIeie. 5u erlun'
gen, Ga er iif nit Der &itttpe bon
Signpr Gorlotti BON Ser Somilte oeS
MorquiS GuOini, 81 berntdblen &C.
0entt.
@orwegif6e tier oon-
fen b.
Gbrtfttauto, %. 6ebruor. -
5inon3miniItcr q. 6. @tidoIicn nnO
StootSrotb 5. M. Sh0ning bobcn
ibre &ciignotioncn eingcreift.
Strife in 9rcit.
greIt TronfreidL %. 6e6r, 49,
Gie 6ieiige Strife Situotion lit fei.
ne bcoenfIi6c, Gic 2(ngoben, BOB
boS GriegSre6t iiber Brett perbdngt
tporoen lei, cntbcbrt Der 9cgriin.
Dung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
So. GOnsrch. - 3mcitc sibune.

0le Sltoioner 9erpiai9ungabiu i'm
Senot uno sic 9cfi5itbia int
SouIe.- Senator &eornS Oemu-
5irt Die Mormonentirdc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

5trt Die Wformonentirdc.
@oibinQton, 90. ,>2S. Icbr.
- Der Senot pcr6rudte faIt 0cn
9on5elt belltigen Gag in Ser Gr0rtc-
rlrng Der geitern nod mcrlrOi0t &c
Ioiienen @oiten Der Snoioncr Ser
miligungSbiQ lun0 oc6ntc iid sic
Sibrt9 ST. 0ieiem 3rpcdc in sic g}od)t
bineiu aus. Sine laugc Gebotte
fono ii6er ons Gonitc- Announcement
ltatt, melhas Oie &criuenouno BON
@eI0ern Der SnoianeritGmmc filr ier,
ttriI6e Sd]uIen ocrbietct. IS murOc
ld]lleBli6 ongenommclL nad)0cnl c9
onbtn mo0ifi5irt morOcn mar, OoB
t1oipiouelle Mitglicocr Der Stdmme
ibren Nntbeil al Dem @eloc ouf iol.
dc g8ctIe ocriucuoen 0iirfcn.
&chrnS Q(tub) biclt cine lu10c
&coc gc9cn Die Mormoncntirdc uul0
beboltptete, Dab oiciclbc oic Stride
lnO Oic @eidGftc IN lltob controlirc.
Gr bcltirtt in0cilcn cmphotiidl, Nrn.
Sorcn6 Snom, YrGiiOcnten icncr STIR
DIE, @clO fir bic llutcritiiBun0 iciucr
(&cornSD Go0iootur filr oct @unl.
o%eSIenot bc}obIt 81 bobcn. %cr'hic-
oene Bills sur &erbcIieruu1Q Der ,Sll-
Ipettion bon 0nmpibooten mtr0cn
an9cltommclt, OeSgIei6cn cine Sill,
ncIdc ocroronet. OoB oQc StraBclr-
~babmpogqou@ int 0iltrift Columbia
gum Sdplb Scr N}otorlclttc nit &cIti-
biilen pcrle6cn mcrOeu miiiicu. lin
5.57 cling Der Gent in Grctttiu-
iibltng ul0 mod)tc Glide Wiulttcn
oorotf cine Yollic bis s llbr @lbCn02.
s M HCprG entuntcn buuic
ucrlief Ole belttige SibulQ melt rubi.
ger, ais Die gcltrigc, mo cine QroBc
Il5ubl Bills mlrr0c NIT einitimmiaer
@encbmigung puiiirt. Cine Nbcn0=
libltng murOe sur meitcrcn Grmdglng
Der o%llgeneincn 0efi5itbil abAebal=
ten. SIN &oufc OcS Cages er0rtcrtc
0os &ouS Die Bills sur 2lmcnOirumg
Ser Seimit0ttcgcicbe, nod 0cren &or-
idriftcn OoS Gintrogcn bon 6l0
9(derlt. olritott Don MIR 100, Qcitot-
tet mcrOen loQ. Die cnOaiiltiac Ont
ideiolng ii6er Oieic @iQS nlr0c IN
ociIen Oltrfl Die &cr5o0crrmgatottit
Der Oppoiition binouagcihobcn. lin
AS pcrtogte lid OoS 5uuS bis NOR
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
,Sll Dem Soltip Nrr fiir,Iih

Sn Dem Soltie Der fiir5lid in
eodroln, Sno., geitorbenen 1roll S,so-
cob 6rnnf iino $10.SOO perItedt ae>
fillloet lporoen. 9os @elo 6eitono
tbeilpciic in SoIoftiifeil ilno tbeil.
ipetle IN Tapier ilrb repr1ientirte Die
eriparniiie bon 80 Sobren; es mar in
geutel geiteft mo in peridieoenen
Wtfifeln uno gfen nnter9ebrodlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

Der Vnfomi no ali $ G.
mteien.
Wiem, 2S. Sebrllur. - Die Be.
BORDEN Der oItrcidii6en Eropins GIL.
fomino, an Der ruiiiihen @rerse, bat
allen bort lpeilcnoen ruiiiiGen0Iiid)t.
lingelt uno Geierteilrelt, ctluo 5000
olt Der 3abL bcfoblen, iid innerfolb
led)S @od)en 5l cntferl1en. 0ies qe.
lfiebt, iueil bie &lliien 81, elmer ;3eit,
III ipelder obnebin ld)on pieIe BE.
iuobner Der Eropii5 orbeitSlos iino,
ole GinbeimiId)ct allf Dem Mrbeitss
morfte mtterbicten. Nnberoem iol.
len Ole meiiten Tulien nit Srod)ono
beboftet fem. Die Woiorit1t Der
H,llen FAM innerbalb Der letten
lef)S Wonate nod oer9ufoipina. Die
Seiltc perlieBen lire Seimotb III Den
11obe 9elegencn rliiiiiden 9iitrificn,
Tim benz Wilitdrbienit uno ben oftoe-
rem, sur 3eit BORT berridenben, III.
befriebigenoen 3%ult1noen 81 entgc-
ben.
On nnuncio benz Toe nnb
beiratbSluItig.
81 o. M, IS. 5ebruar. = Der itolie-
niihe 0idter Gabrielle D'gnnuneio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Wertftct

Mlentomn, go. %. Iebr.
Gilgcn SIod lpliroe bellte oobier
oilrf) ben Strang bingcridtet. Gr er.
ntoroete ON 8. anguit 1903 5rau
State 6atIinger, he'll oieielbe bon iei-
men Seiratbsontr0gen Ni6ts piIicn
iDpIlte. Nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Baltimore Sransfcr So.

1eBt all Der
Sfopit.efe BON Sight. uuo 2ontaro. etrake,
bat ibre Insfiattuae NIB n,ebrere 6ubrperTe
CSans) bereroBert nno lift iest i'm Stanoe.
Wiobel bon 9als 5n 5ans su b~ef0roern nno
fur Die aufbetuabriine ober gerfenbnns 5n Der.
pader. 9rompte nio 5uberIdifiee sebieuuuo
wtro 5ugeltdetf. (52-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
(sOrfesnna SOn Der srften eeits.l

(JSrtetnns DDr ber eriten Seite.)
Der reften 6Ionfe Ser RllIien mar
gum groBen GbeiI %erf1lnoelt ALIEN oie
Sage ouf ser Iinfen 5lanfe, mo Die
Saponer ni6t tueniger als mebrere
9ipiiionen con5entrirt baben, lit pieI
erniter.
Sapon Bat feline 6~rieoens.
Offertcn gcmodt.
@oibington .. s., %. 6ebr.
I'm ole @eriihtc gum Sfmeigen
81 bringen, pelfe in Ser @reiie gum
0roBcn @erbrllb Scr ioponiiden sc.
ionoti6oit bc5iigIif) Der 8crbon6Ilm.
gen iiber ben 5rieoen aufgetoldt
iinb, CAB ooS StoutS-0 epartement
ooS 5oI9enoe omtIid bcfannt:
Ser Hegicrung Der Ser. Stooten
lit niemoIS bon Der ioponiiden Re.
gierlng Elm 8cilth 5ugcaongen, ser
ruiiii6en &cgierlng 6rieoen8 . &or.
ifIGge por5uIcgen, unO lie bot iornit
ieIbitrebero nicmalS in irgeno mel.
der Slrt, oirett ooer iuoireft, Sdrittc
in Der 5ohe bpi ser ruiiiifrn Iroic.
rllng gctbon."
Tieip Grf[1runo m,,rhe sofor+ roh
elmer Gpuferpns 2miihpn hcm ionori.
ifen @ciorbtcr Sofohiro NM Son,
Sefret1r Son o%usopocber gns scr
@eionbte Dos Stoots 0cbortpn1cnt
pcrIieR. erfI1rtr Or nohn1oIs pr hohc
feline Srieoensnofridtrn crhoItcr
Snomo 5hmoio+ Tbor Sta
qSmnfc
q.x.. 60
49, oIpt""l. sIn.
""S. 'os'u, "'l'Ii" u't~ o'''I
,+"ps' ~. I"P"''lU'" "''''''
wa%rS Itu'.1 ~ W. t~to'''
;toI ,rns e|p -" "Sll," va, Su'l'I
fnrt,o"to,, w t p' '?tp"
go" fsm ''' wa ~ "''
!" ~ ""''"plelpeh'
Wanlla q. 6cbr. Ter britt.
lhC Nnnlp'cr Carlisle" 0clder bon
UT l"'''U'' ncal'tl''o 2epor1ert
,nTnf io;,,o ~h.,..E 81, o'uo..
Sc,or 10: ,n-.#.5G, '"'.'
otrS,,,n,,c, ,,,4 mh;G "','
t,a ~ na,+ ~ q 49, p''-pp.Ir.
n,,or @o; o,,f Snr ~ssa So. 80!
Hono, o" Or g'g' 0"p'
-, ShTonnan tinnnas o,.o p."I'
So o,,r 9a;t ,o;',or ~. s,D,40't "N w.,
m' ~' Uv'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
MGnncr nnb Srancn fommt ~ inns.

WtniiTer lto 5rduen nit gcGcinien arantbet'
tch, obcr 6rnmpiaorrbrudl, @ei6miirel, uuss
inlenoeli S1arer, Striitureil, 9lnsfIuB, GIutoers
e~tttiiI1et grilbet, 8uutausidIdgen, Jigeltl1atiss
mus, Serllitt Der Wsdntbarfeit, Nlaieits titlo
parflethtefett ooer trgero lueIder berpanoteit
NrantbetteI fouten ii6 bertrnnensbpn an ms
fpelloert. Veoenteroe Spe5i1liicn luerbell Sic
nnferlu6el liflo ~foitenirei cine piiienf11iiIitbe
Siagfote- S.Rres Sales aeher. gli9t Gin Collar
Dor Der Setlline 81 be5abIett. @ir beiIe1 RAID,
1iber, tbr1ier5los ltno onuerbuft, iino bebduoein
Srulerl: !gSenn sic ni6t fonimen t6nnen, 70
6etd6rl6ft9eii gle inns, uib mir bebnnoeIu
ste IN Sbrer 8obniiiig. SeiIui9 g%uranttrt ooer
Nligt goitfarte bel. lpeun Sbr i6reibt an Or.
Ybtitps Waeoieal Snititutc, 1887 DIT. gratt. ctr,
baltimore, Wie. Seutih iu'ro 9efprpben.
(llditf .G&5.1Sl
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-07-22
MARTIN & MASON CO.

Call attention to their large stock Of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings. on
Builders Hardware, Shingles,
Laths, LiAe, Bricks, and Build
ing Material generally, Paints,
Oils and Painters Supplies.
We are prepared to cut house bills in tS ea
order; also manufacture barrel stayes
and heads of good quality. Our grlS'
mill will run every Saturday, .
Notwithstanding reports to the con-
trary. /. ,,Ioosed r.
show our goods and invite you to cal
and INSPECT our stock before MAKING
YOUR purchases and we will save you
money.
| MARTIN & MASON CO.,
| Harborton, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-07-22
Buy 1t Now.

Now is the time to buy Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t is certain to be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes you will need it badly-you
will need it quickly. Buy 1t now IL
NAV save life. For sale by
B. S. Ashby & Co.,
Accomac, and all county agencies
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-07-22
Good for Stomach Trouble ana Con-
stlpetion.

"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets have done me a great deal OF
good" says c. Towns, Of Rat Portage, gEid
Ontario, Canada. Being m,ru ,'
physic the after effects are not n t,a,,, un,
pleasant, and 1 can recommend them y:
fo ali who suffer from stomach dis
order.n For sale by
oiu B. S. Ashby & Co.,
Accomac, and all county agencies
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-07-22
CalnaQe
Sermon
By Rev.
Frank De Witt Talmade. ID. ID.

Los Angeles, Cal. July 16.-ln theSe
midsummer days of frequent eiectrica'
dIsnlay the preacher finds a lesson III
the llghtning's fash, which he iikehs
to the audiences Of Christs promised
temperance on earth. The text is
Matthew xiv. q, "As the lightning
cometh out of the east"
The misfortune of being terrorlzed
by the lightnings has never come 10
me Some of the bravest ana noDieS'
men and women tremble like an aspen
leaf shaken in the rough grasp OF the
wind whenever the llghtnings fiash ana
the thunders growl because years ago
they lived through some awtui NOT
ror of an electric storm. Ihey Gun
never come out from under the SHADOW
NJ that danger. Like Paul on the roau
70 Damascus, blinded and dazed ihey
were flung into the dirt by an electric
thunderbolt. or by II they nad lheir
homes shattered and burned, or they
had n dear loved one killed by their
side. To be frightened by storm un-
der such circumstances Is not heces'
sarily to be cOwardly.
If you or l had been hurt by ngnt-
ming or had seen some friend hurt, we
would be Just as fearful OF the hsnt-
ming as was Mary Washington NO
one would dare dream OF calling tne
mother Of Washington a coward Al
most Spartan-like she gave up her SOL
10 the cause of American hOer'y
When the little old widow bade hei
tall. noble boy goodby, it was not wi'n
an aQonizing cry of stay, George
STAY at home with me" Her com
mand was: "Go, my son. Go fortl
and answer duty's call. 1t Is better t'
die gloriously than to live coward
life. Thy country calls thee. Co. ny
SOD, go!" Mary Washington was aHoh'
the bravest Of women. She would nav
been willing, II necessary, to march VI
to the cannon's mouth, as did her Sol
at Princeton and Brandywine. WIZ
unblanched cheek she would nav
faced the rifles Of her country's enc
mics as did her son when with ID
colonial troops at his back he save
Braddock's army near old Fort Du
ouesne of Pittsburg But Mary WasL
inoton's cheeks would turn asne
white when she heard a thunderstorm
signal in the distance. Whyf In ne
early life, with young girl frien'
she was sitting at her fathers Dime
table. Suddenly there came mas
j and a quick detonatiOn of thunder. III
turned and looked at her friend
a horror she called to her to speak, D'
!; that friend never spoke to Mary ba
t again. She was dead! She was Eiiie
by fash of lightning.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-07-22
THE
Cyclone Churn Power.

L.C. Garret, the sole owner
of the Cyclone Churn for the
State of Virginia, has sold TO
burlington Bros, Fair Oass,
"a. the exclusive right for
Easter Shore of Va. They will
continue to canvas the two
counties at an early date. Far
ties wishing one before their
agent calls will please notify
them and same will be forward
ed to their nearest station: This
churn is in over 600 families OF
the Eastern Shore, Va. Farmers,
merchants, mechanics and the
most economical thinking peo-
ple whose names will appear
ater, all speak it's praise. Come
to the Fair and give us your
burlington Bros,
Fair Oaks, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-07-22
Will Be Married.

And YOU will need Wedding Pres
ent for the occasion. To get 1t you
must come to me. If you want the
bs ST. for the least money. My STOCK
of Sterling Silverware. and other
articles suitable for wedding presents
is unusually large and complete, as
also my stock of Watches, Jeweiry,
silver Novelties and everything be-
longing to a Jewelry Store OF the
first-class (now in my new brick store
b tween Postoffice and Hotel.
The reason that my prices are so low, is that
l keep down expenses buy close for casn and
am satisfied with mpch smaller pronts tnau
YOU pay elsewhere. You save more tnan 1
make on each article you buy from me. ny
long experience teaches me that this metnoo
is best for me as well as my customers. am
a graduate optician and refractionist ana ns
YOU properly with glasses-making no chargs
for examining your eyes.
Jk0. W. DUNCAN,
.-Jeweler and Optician,-
New Brick Block, OnancOck. va
vain st
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-07-22


Tho ragIn0 Of a thunderstorm has
.,wavs impressed me a good deal as
II did my only brother. A rev WEEKS
before his death there was terrinc
/ electric storm In Brooklyn. Crasn'
crash. crash. crash, went the thunder.
II .eemed then as though all parts OF
the heavens became at times grea.
nrairle confagrations, great rivers Oh
Are great cataracts and shooting )aVe'
lina of fire. Father and mother De-
came nervous about the storm. Ihey
wanted their children all about theni'
60 father went upstairs to my Drotn-
ers study to bring him down. Inc
room was empty. He began 10 cail:
"De witt! De witt Where are you I
After awhile. amid a lull in the storm
he heard voice calling: Here la-
ther, What do you want" Then my
father went up into the cupola, whicn
stood upon the top of our house 1nere
he found my brother. what are you
doing here~ said father. Better come
down with the rest Of the family. ho0
might get struck here" "Oh' an
swered my brother, there ID no dan
, ger Let us stay up here ana "atel
+ho storm. Is It not wonderfulF Fa
ther. is not that play of lightning sio
riousY" Yes. the lightning is glorious
- Won have never been frightened D!
the touch Of It's fingers of fire. II na
ALWAYS been to me glorious specta
Gle I am thrilled by Its grandeur a
draw for you the symbol OF I'd
coming Christ" in "the lightning whic
cometb out Of the east and shihet
even unto the west" May God neI
me in this sermon to impress upon yo
the ever present nearness OF our oa'
Iour and our divine King.
d Christs second advent, IN the nI'
MACE shall be a glorious spectacle h
q shall come not as a babe to be born
n stable and Graded in a stone OIL
he shall come not as fugitive III
nother's arms upon the back OF
humble beast of burden. fleeing IN
E0ypt: he shall come not as carpe
Tor with the soiled garments OF 10
he shall come not as an outcast' co
demned culprit. staggering toward "a
vary's heights under the oppressi
weight of the cross upon which he d
}, TO be crucihed. But he shall come
all the splendor Of the kings OF 0
The glittering spears shall be by
side. The FURNISHED helmets ana
flashing shields and the waving swor
shall be rejecting the lights OF MS II
lennial approach. The white steeds
victory then shall be champing ID
, bits and stamping their golden noe
The rumbling wheels of myrlads
ehariots and the vociferating cheers
the charioteers and hOrsemen snail
making the welkin ring with tneir
leluiahs Of Joy. The clouds shall De
ehariots. The white horse OF vicu
shall be bis brightly caparisoneo Gu
ger. The armies Of the heavens 81
follow him clothed In fine linen.
- on bis thigh shall be written, KING
kinss and lord Of lords" The sud-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-15
RUSSIA and JAPAN
SIGN FOR Peace
Soon After Affixing Their sigma
lures, Russians Hold Thanks
giving Service.
The TERMS OF THE TREATY
ARE OFFICIALLY MADE PUBLIC.

Cession of SalShalin, Evacuation of
Mnnchurin and Future of Chinese
E"stern Railroad Principal Fca-
lures With Which 1t Deals
American and French Ambnssa-
doris Made GO-Betweens For Rat
flying by Gear and MilSado.
Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 6.-The
treaty of peace between Russia and
Japan was signed at S:47 p. m. Tues
day.
After the signing of the treaty NJ.
Witte reached across the table and
grasped Komura's hand. His conferees
followed, There was silence for a mo,
ment-Ihe war was over.
Before leaving Portsmouth Baron
Komura presented to Gov. McLane a
check for $1,000 in recognition of the
courtesies which the state had extend
ed. with the request that it be applied
to such charities as the governor
might designate.
At 5 o'clock the Russians held {
thanksgiving service at Christ Episco
pal church in Portsmouth.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-15
EARTHQUAKE KILLS MANY.
Many Towns destroyed and Hundred,
of Lives Lost
In Italy.

Rome, Sept. all Italy is suffering
from terrible depression because of
the news from the south, where one
of the worst earthquakes ever expert
enced occurred.
According to the latest news re-
ceived go persons have been killed
and thousands injured. 1t is as yet
impossible to even estimate the prop
erty losses.
The earthquake centered in Calabria
destroyed over twenty-five villages,
leaving towns absolutely destitute,
Keeling upward of 40 and wounding
nearly 600.
At Stefaconi many houses we're en-
tirely destroyed, and it is estimated
that hundred persons were killed. At
Piscopio all the houses were destroyed
and SO persons lost their lives. At
Monteleone many houses were de-
stroyed, and 7 persons were killed. At
San Gregorio, according to the esti-
mates, 65 persons lost their lives. The
village of Zammaro is destroyed en-
tirely. At Mileto II were killed and 10
were injured. At Cessanisi almost all
the houses are destroyed. The num-
Der Of dead and wounded is not
known. The villages of Bratico, San
fec, San Costanino and Conidoni are
completely destroyed. The number OF
victims in these places exceeds so. AT
Spilniga one person was killed. AT
Santo Nobrio there are numerous. vic
tins. Almost all the houses in these
places which have not already eel,
lapsed threaten to fall in ruins.
The ancient crater on the island o.
Stromboll is again in active eruption
throwing out lava and stones, and tn:
people of the island are fleeing.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-15
eCIENTIJ'Ic ROTATIONS

Poisonous nicotine In tobacco Is re-
moved by sleeping the leaves in So
luton of fannie acid This is the
method adopted by German chemist.
Recent discoveries seem to show
that each of the larger planets is ac-
companied by bands of satellites rela-
lively smaller than the minor planets,
as the primaries are smaller than the
sun.
A balance of precision weighing a
mixture Of Illuminating gas or fire.
damp against an equal quantity of nor
NAL air is the novel gas-detecting
alarm that has been brought before
the Paris Academy of Sciences.
M. Caverau, of France, has discoy-
cred that the eggs of insects contain
the same characteristic poison venom
as the sting of the insect So also
the eggs of serpents. The discovery
is important in it's bearings on the
phenomena of heredity.
A table of pulse-beats at the differ
| CIV SldlAOuS Ou ll-C GUN Wy W
about $4,000 feet was made by Prof.
Clayton in 1901. The atmospheric
pressure for the stations has now been
calculated by T. Okada, japanese
meteorologist who finds very regu-
lar increase OF one heartbeat per min
ute for each third OF an inch decrease
in pressure.
The recent discovery that alloys not
containing iron can be made as mag
netic as iron has suggested the new
theory that magnetism depends upon
the grouping of the molecules. When
the special magnetic structure is made
better known, 1t IS hoped to improve
upon electrical magnets by adopting
for them an alloy of great power, thus
tightening the moving parts in cleo
trical machines.
Vigorlte, the new explosive OF Prof
Shulz and Engineer GeEre, of ,switzer-
land, is nitrous compound which
united with saltpeter, has given re-
suits claimed to indicate strength
about ten times greater than that Of
any other explosive. In the air i
burns without exploding. 1t has thu
further advantages of being ilsensiblt
to friction, shock or conclusion, while
1t is not injured by wetting or b!
freezing.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-15

Dead Indians have been allotted
more than $4,000 acres of the best
land in the Uintah reservation, accord.
ing to p. G. Clark, former chief ranger
and chief of the Indian police. This
has been done, he declares, so that
corporations or private persons with
the influence may obtain the lands
which are thus kept from actual set.
tiers. Mr.. Clark declares that there
are not more than 1900 Indians all
told and that the roll of reservations
has been almost doubled.