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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28
sisseton. S. u. Apr. 3, 1905

Guy Council met IN regular session ut city
hall Present Mayor Babcock and Aldermen
Pfremmer. Munson, Axness and Satcren
Minutes OF previous meeting were fead ana
approved as read.
On motion ordinance No. IL relating to the
establishing OF the width OF the road bed IN
the streets of Sisseton passed It's third reading
and was adopted and approved all members
voting aye.
On motion warrant No 79l issued to VIII A.
Beach for $1,000 was ordered cancelled and {,
for X39. 50 all present voting aye.
On motion the following bills were allowed
all present voting aye
Thos. Swanton salary for Mar a10l
Lew Garter labor on streets so
J p. Croal printing 800
C, C. Knappen " LOO
o. r. Axness & Co. coal li.Oo
Reservation ST Bank acct of Mack Illus
ban SALARY for Mar. loo
Geo Burdick ahor and drayage 20
VI, C. Emerson salary for Mar 400
G. w. Younkinabor 3.S
f. RuttledBe surveying lcoo
Win A. Beach. for 5000 warrant
celed and bin OF TX 60 for election
supplies 1910
Sisseton Milling Co.. lights for March ia 30
A. j. Tuor, drayage LEO
james Staplcton, draynge w
Geo HiCkuer. labor ON waiter works 300
On motion the following Judges and clerks
of election for the different wards were Sc
lected, all members present voting aye
Judges lst ward, X. j. Lenvitt, Dave stevens
and l.. j. Onst;ld. Clerks, Frank Hutchinson
and Chas. Heath.
Judges End ward, Moses Arrowsmth. u. w.
Anderson and NJ r.. Colby. Clerks, MagnuS
Stavig and Paul ;ourdain-
Judges 3rd ward John Spackinan. John
Gosline and OlenAadand. Clerks, Elias Mon
son and Lance Adkins
On motion council adjourned.
H. c. EMERSON,
City Auditor
The city council me. in SPECIAL session with
Mayor Babcocl and aldermen Sateren, Pfrem
mer, LecknesS. AXness and Munsoh present.
The board organized rs board OF canvass
ers and proceeded TO count the votes cast 1T
the city election held in the city OF Slsseton
April 18Th 1905 and found that the following
persons received the following number OF votes
for the following offices and that the vote on
license was as follows
j. A. Rickert, for mayor ls9
A. Ii. Ingersoll y l64
J. p. Croal police justice rs
ID. j. Prln6eviile III ,
John S. Noble %
=. a. somerville city Justice sos
John j. Akre loo
N. ). Pryor for assessor 2l3
G., j. Heath PIG
A. w. Tower, alderman from lSt ward for
two yerrs ., |
Frank Hicks, for alderman from LIST ward.
for two years ~
Joseph Plut, alderman from and ward for
Nj. Thorson, for alderman from End ward
Dan Pfremmer for alderman from 3rd ward
Thos. Cahiil for alderman from Bird ward
for two years %
Total vote on license 36i
No HI
Yes Ell /
And upon motion duly made and seconded
the following persons having received the
largest number OF votes for the following
offices were declared elected for the terms
beginning and ending provided oy law.
All aldermen present voting aye.
For Mayor. j. A. Rickert
y Police Justice, j. p, Croal
y City Justice, f. A. Someryille
Assessor, N. j. Pryor
Aldermen 1st ward 4. W. Tower
End Joseph Piut
~ 3rd Dan Pfremmer
On motion council adjourned.
(. c. Emerson. !,
City Auditor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28
March 3l-May ).
STATE of SOUTH DAKOTA

County OF Roberts,
In the Circuit Court thereof. Fifth .Iudicini
District
Flora Otto, Plaintf,
vs.. SiiuIloiiS
Herman otto. defendant
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA To THE
ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
You are hereby summoned ana required 70
answer tue complaint OF tine pianil III lhe
Will be he'd in the office OF The Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF the Firth Juamlal Circuit OF
lhe state OF Sotlh Dakota, within and Tor the
County of Roberts ana to serve Il copy vi your
answer 10 me said Com plant ON tue subScflp.
ers AL their office IN the City ot Slsscton in
TIT County ot ROBERTS IN sara state OF Soutn
Dakol.i. within thirty days attcr the service o'
This summons upon you, exclusive OF The u'iS
of such service; and II you fail TO answer tine
sail, complaint within tnlrty days atler tiIt
service or this Summons upon you. the Plain
TN IN this action viii apply To the Court iof
the rrllef demanded in SAID complaint
Dated March !!,th. ~. -. 1900
ROBERT PEARSON,
Attorney Tor l'lalntiii,
Sisseton, Roberts County South Dakota.
STATE OF SOUTH DAkOTAl
County oi Roberts
10 Herman Otto, the defendant, Please
take notice that the complaint III the above
entited action was filed IN the Once OF tue
Clerk Of tie Circuit Court IN and for Roberts
County, South Dakota. in the Fifth judicial
Circuit, on the 29lh day of March. ~. ID. l!o5.
ROBERT l'EARSoN.
ATTORNEY lui Pialn,iiI
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28

On motion council adjourned.
H. &. EMERSON.
City Auditor
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28
MUNICIPAL:
CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor, Howard 3ahcock; City Auditor l.
C, EmmerSon: City Treasurer. - ID. PaulSen
City Attorney j. j. Hatterton;, City Marshal
Mack HuSban.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28
c. Nj. & ST. p. RAlLW AY.

STAGE LINES FROM SISSETON.
Sisseton Agency; Daily; Arrives II 30 a, M.
leaves OO p. m.
Neblen: Daily: Arrives 1l:os a. M, leaves
100 p. IN.
Hankinson rri-weekly: Arrives 500 D. m.
a. M, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28
April 2l-May %
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

H.A. HILpEBRANpr, Register.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28

How ARD liABGoCk.
Attorney
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The Standard does job printing
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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28

County OF Roberts.
In the Circuit Cour, thereof Fifth Judicial
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28

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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
VICE AND CRIME ARE
REGULARLY ORGANIZED.
Grand Jury In Milwaukee Finds
Forty Indictnents-Bribery
Is Common.
(By Associated Press. J


MlLWAUKEE, WIS, September 3d.
Tho grand Jury of Milwaukee county,
which has been In session since June
ED, barring three weeks vacation, COM
pleted Its Investigation OF alleged graft
and corruption In county affairs to-
night and reported to Judge Brazee In
the municipal court. The number OF In
dictments returned In the final sitting
was twenty-four, involving four persons.
including President Cornelius L. Corr
coran. OF tho Common Council. The
total number OF indictments returned
since the jury convened, including to-
nights batch. will approximate nearly
$50, and will affect about forty indi-
yiduals,
In Its report ON tho labors OF the
summer the grand Jury took occasion to
say uielr Investigation has developed
a most surprising state saffairs--.ylce
and crime regularly organized and fos-
tered,n Bribery. the report says. Ia an
every day affair, Tho jury recommends
that grand Jurles be summoned period
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
MYSTERY R I. SURROUNDS
SUICIDE c / !. OF RICH Man MAJ !!
Herbert Valentine, q Lawyer,
Killed Himself in New
York Hotel.
.(By Associated Press.>

NEW YORK, September 3o.-Cons'deTa-
BILE mystery SURROUNDS the death Of
Herbert valentine, the lawyer who COM
mltted suicide by shooting at the St.
Andrew Hotel here last night. Mr., Yalen-
tine was member Of the Bar Assocla-
tion member Of several scientific So
cletles. and a man Of wealth..
In his room was found nearly 500 ~
cash, while two trunks. three suit cases
and two valises were packed as y for
tourney, His overcoat was neatly folded
and piled on the other luggage.
: Mr. Valentine had removed his coat
and, stepping In front Of q mirror, had
apparently fired q bullet from the load
cd chamber OF his revolver through his
mouth into his brein.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
.|M||'|''.CU|'!SS| CHILDREN
now ! ENTER I | [ Suit 8 | ! i
File ill#of attachment t. Re- Re
e. cover Alleged Claim for Life: Life
Insnranc
NORTH WEST n MUTUAL CO.
The Children, Claim That At l3y
Their Fathers DEATH They
Became Members.

IN 'I.Ei.' 4

81 l{a Especial to The Times Dispatch:)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Y Al, Sc AZ o.
The four infant children OF the Ia e55J
Sam Tel FMcCue have, through their next
friend, Mr. Marshall " Din wld die, fled,s g
|.bill OF attachment g gains Z the Mort n
OF milwaukee, .E clniming $751; 600 be. AMOUNT
OF, Mccuc's life INSURANCE itlthat conl-
I;pany +; IN 80!
THE former ma or j "a ;Sa} large samou
or life Insurance, and the only COM
|3pallies THAT have not a paid 3kup4 are the
Northwestern and n the Royal Arcanurn.
Tho New Y ork Life, E;tlu table. ~ Travels
lers. Fidelity, Mutual and u fe5 INSURANCE
Company Of Virgin!a prom ut aid their
claims, aggregatin Ing 81; ID
|sS Tho bill filed III the ca Sc 8cl aims that
the Mort hwester Is X q. mutual company.
and that al 9 u IS; assets be ongs to Its
members. and / ha t. on the death OF Aic-
Cue; by the terms OF the company char
ter the children, as his heirs, became
mem ers OF the company, and are en-
titled to a share OF the assets to the
amount fixed by this Insurance, and that
the charter OF the company gives the
heirs the right to- sue for it. sss91A 5s IS
The policy provides that albenehciary
was to be named in 1t, and that II Nc
Cue survived this beneficiary the pro-
ceeds were to become payable to his ex-
ecutors No beneficiary was ever named
in the policy and none survived the in
sured, and consequently the heirs claim
that as the condition under which the
executors were to receive the amount of
the policy never occurred. the children
are pointed out by the charter as the
persons entitled to a recovery.
cit is understood that a similar suit will
be instituted against the Royal Area
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Mrs. Markham Kills '1lI|l;:'0 !. and a q
4 Burns. Her I 'E Seven s e !, e \.
v Children. \;
SHE THEN, I. TOOK I o u
a',I HER OWN#Ll.,,l||FlE !:
used An Axe to XII. Her Chill ].
Y dren I. and Threw Their Bodies ''1f: 4
An 3oil-soake,d Bed g d. !.
a Made confessio
5..' and Then Then VI. @
S55 1, Died.
nv. ciatea Press

Il. Ri.
ISLAND Ill, Sc pteeimbesr 80 s. T.
Mrs. Clarence Markham. of Cambridge m " t1ise
n,.a Z here, in d lit Of temporary insanity,
to-day killed her seven children WIN an
xe. after which she placed their bod Y, Is
ION. d. bed, saturated It With coal Oh no
fct fire to il. she then hacked ill PC :
,iirhh With, al knife and threw herHeii
56tn tho burning bed, Neigh bors n rescbeu
her but Hhe was so badly "A pli lea INA ~. :
m q ed soon III ter she ad made y COR '
\ fcssion. The oldest child vas nine years
5fof a Re, the youngest q baby ~ ar arms ms
Il Neighbors. attracted BY the smoke ks Oh
Ethe burning dwelling. rushed 70 y Ie ~,
cue and found Mra Markham ia co os,eS 81
with blood and badly burned. ~
II rarely able TO tell her. story. she q t
first & declared the crime had bce,l.scoml-
r,,tteds ~ d st rang lnan. but later when
5ttho sheriff arrived. size admitted mat nat
y s,,os md slain her children one by one one
and 5uttenlptedtto destroy: their nodles
;..nd herfowl, iii the fire. Soon 2 fterWaru
she died When teli ruins q me MONS .,1n' !:
ina cooled, IL confirmation o. her story
s,ras had In the finding Ct the Il charreo .
corrscs each awltilSlts skull crush ~ o..
rhe Markhnn,s lived apart from 5nelE =
x,rs tho husband tcinss EN- ploy ed Ia . q:
ri ,orer ons nearby farm. ~ s g WE
##eorr1peiled I'd. be ava rom ON r -
ihe day.ss IInyIng noted his WI r. act.ns
z ft,,carly for several we RS. fle nahf kel'l
Il, tochlldren.& tell oldest OF " nom wa III. s4pul
1,,ne yea rg OF age out sch Dol 20 i'e
Nth Ii ne mother.$ She was never . Z llow,n
yiplert \, reSlouslys
sFssSssS i atf, 81 81 Suicide.
ate Clarence E.s O..
husband ana ather l'e !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
FELL FROM TREE
WHILE HUNTING
A Young Farmer Near Harrison
burg Met a Horrible Death
While Hunting.
rhe Time.s- dispatch

NI7- (SpfclHI 10 7IIe ] INIpS- pIsFtitN!F'3 -
# HARRISONBURG. VA, Sept, So-John
p. Wampler, a young farmer aged tWen.'
ty-seyen years, was found dead Il short
distance from his home. near Harrison,,
burg, early this morning. Wampler had
gone ont hunting yesterday, and had
Climbed u tree to get a, squirrel which he
had shot, The limb upon which he was
standing broke and he pitched forward
to the ground, striking another limb n ~
his fall Ills neck was broken, lie fell
a distance OF seyenty-tiye feet, and died
instantly. Wampler was not missed until
last night, when a brief search was made tle
without results, lie was found about 200
yards from home at Z o'clock this morn m
Ing, f.& ~. lty i98 Is sisE " w. tta5 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
TIGHT Il ON MURDER
MYSTERY IN BOSTON
Cab Driver Found Who Drove
Passenger With Heavy
Dress Suit Case. ",
g(By Associated Press

BOSTON, 3 September pssnsa ao'vTha story Of
Cabman Timothy,J. Howard has given
another direction to the police IN con-
nection with the Winthrop suit case
mystery, Howard has told the police
that on the night preceding the finding
OF tho unknown womans dtsmembered
body in the case. he took two men from
his cabstand to the Chelsea Ferry. The
mon had two dress suit cases, and over
one, which was very heavy, they exer-
clsed great care,
Tho description of ono Of the men corr
responds In many respects to the ds-
soription given of the man who bought
tho dress suit case. The story OF the
cabman finds confederation In that the
ferry gateman recolects the two men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
THE GRAND CAMP
T08RECE|VE FLAGS.
This Interesting Feature to M Mark *.
Close$of the Session at \
;Pctersb urg
III; ii 81 GOVERNOR TO SPEAK :. X
he 5Syill{Receivcs the Flags While
Congressman. L Lamb Will.
Present Them.
;necial 10 The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times l0ispa tch.) $;5l
PETERSBURG, VA, September 90
g,rhe ceremony OF presenting 10; the8 Grand
Camp the Confederate bnttlef1ags recently
#rciurner 4 8 / he State OF sVlrs inia by the
national government will be oncyof tho
most Interesting and X Impressive : ga i
&ures fof thef coming Confederate reunion
and will take place a t. the; AGA q envy OF
Music&In this ri city b The 4 evening OF
October 9th. an appropriate q qse 10 tt, a
Confederate rnival OF great events, pc
ginning With tbs reproduction Of the ba q
Ito OF Inc Crater Thursday morning, Oc-
8tober3 h. II! N
WI, Governor Aiontag que has tacce pied y he
to attend I he reunion and i he
lam s1,attle,s e,Id cred specla lsc0in-
Tii,ittee from "A. P.E Hill Camp: Of Confed-s
crate Veterans nEdsat the flag presei1-
atation willSrccciYe the banners on behalf
gol the State, The battlenags are to u be
returned to Virginia In the name OF the
national government BY Congressman
John Lamb. OF tho Third District, and
will be received by the Governor, who In
turn Will present them to the Grand
Camp OF Confederate veterans {of sVir-
gtnil,, on whose behalf they will be re-
Sccived by Ex-Governor William p. Cam
! cron. 3$ n 5.s5s sl5f 4 * s;s
u Captain Carter r.. Bishop, Of r. HUI
Camp. Will introduce Congressman Lamb.
and Governor Montague Will be intro
duced by Mr.. Richard 3, Davis.
&&It is understood thatethe final DISPOSE
ton OF the old flags Will be appropriate
" determined by the Grand Camp.
Sponsors and Maids. I.
The following official listsFot sponsors
and maids OF honor and programme OF
II the reunion has just been issued by DR..
William T.. HARDWOOD, of this city. grand
commander OF 1.-The Virginia Division,
United Confederate Veterans:
Sponsor at large. Mrs. Otelia Malone
McGil, Petersburg.
Maid OF honor It large. Miss Aylett
Henry, Tazewell, Va. ;,
First Distrlct.-Aliss Jennie L. Ball
Hopeside, Northumberland county, spon-
sor. Temporary address. Suffolk. Va.
Miss Laura r.. Clifton, Lancaster, maid
OF honor
Second District Geo. ". Nelms.
Newport News sponsor. Miss Mary Jul
dith Smith, Suffolk. Va, maid Of honor.
Third Distrlct.-AGiss Jane MCCARTHY, 8
East Main street. Richmond, Va.,l spon-3
sor. Miss Katherine Foster, BIZ West
Grace street. Richmond, maid of honor.
Il Fourth @DlstrIct.-Miss l.. Ophelia Per-
civall, Petersburg, Va sponsor Miss
Meta Tuggle, Blackstone, Va, maid Of
honor.
Fifth District,-AIiss Elizabeth George,
Oak Hill, Plttsylvania county. sponsor
Miss Mabel Robinson, Danvillc, Va, maid
OF honor, tsi "a '4
Phlegar, ChristIansburg. 81 Va SPONSOR
: Ir,ontin,,ed on Second Page ) X = ..,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
f4saat354 lBs35t s4tes " ~
killer OF USBAND5IS *
BAILED FOR Ten THOUSAND
- lif- li3l 5llir y ~ rs
.(By. associated Press.

Il cARTERsVILLE, GA, September ao-
When Mrs. Amanda Cobb was notified
she had been indicted on charge Of
murder of her, husband, she came from
her home at Royston. and. last nightBia
motion was made for ball. Ten thousand
dollars was agreed on, and hond was
promptly made. One member OF the
grand jury signed her bond. Since he
coroner's Jury made an investigation into
tho death Of W. II. Cobb, husband OF
Mrs. Cobb whom she shot and killed on
the night of August Sth, stAting that she
,mistooks hlm5for4a burglar. she has been
out under $1,000 bond. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
-FOUR BURNED TO- DEATH /.
IN ROOM NUMBER 13
(By Associated Press,)

NEW YORK, September SL---!Two men
we're burned to death as they slept, two
Others were so badly burned that they
died later, and several others suffered
serious but probably not fatal INJURIES In
a fire In a. two story saloon. restaurant
and lodging house at Nos. 22l-223 West
street. 81 The two men burned to death
occupied room 10. in tho rear OF tho
building. They were overcome by smoke
III their bed. All the occupants Of the
house were sailors and longshoremen, ex-
oept ono woman, the house keeper,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
MANS HEAD EMBEDDED
IN PILOT OF ENGINE

CONVICTION. OHIO. September So
when a freight train on the chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad reached c'ovlngton
to-day the head Of a man supposed to
be Charles Cheek, Of Aberdeen, Ohio.
was found Embedded In the pilot, having
henn carried from Maysvllle. Ky, a dis
lance Of over sixty miles before discov-
ery, The man was killed by the freight
x early In he morning as the train passed
through Maysyllle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
THIRD. .'l']+L n vi CE-pR | g J. !.
PENNSYLV wanna ROAD DEAD FAD.
Il fRy1 Associated Press.)

PHIIA DELPiIIA. Pa september. o.
dant ~ inc Pennsylvania Railroad Com
nany. died tonight &C his home here O
q complication kidney and heart tron !
HE. Hn was. sixty years Old. Mr., IRE ,'r'e.
vyost began his railroad career N 1871 y. ;
q { rodnlan In the engineer corps wh ~, 2
constructed the Philadelphia and Erie Ere
Railroad. In March, 1893, nc was an
pointed general manager. and ~ lS " w, was
made Third vicc-president. and IN th h;''
5ofice was chief executive head O tt1e
4 traffic department. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
5DAN PATCH AGAIN FAILS
TO LOWER THE RECORD

CHICAGO. ILL.,, septemb her so,-'fhe
pacing champion. Dan Patch was sent
against the record for a hall mile trace
$(2;0l) al the West Side DriYlhg Park tor
except on Of the wind. which MAS strong.
Tia aus va saade IN 2;o1 ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
SLAUGHTER Of
CHRISTIANS
Fearful Conditions Which Are
Still Prevailing in Mace Mace
donia.
THE CRUELTY OF THE TURKS.
Men, Women and Little Children
Are Killed u y@ Their
Soldiers.
atcdl Press.)

10y CoS/
ifI1oNDON, September 3o.---W. AZ Moore,
secretary OF tho Balkan Committee. who
has returned from a two months tour OF
,AIacedor la, said to the Associated Press
to- day. S4ssa X. y,..3 "a IS q M
.l3Ss.'.'rhs wal, ton slaughter OF Christie ans in
Ma cedo, Ia + con lnues, under the eyes Slof
E,,rope's Representatives. Crossing the
Bulgarian border, the hrst N wsa to greet
mo was d II unpar Unable ma ssa gre 81, the
flittle village of vi icf,sS oc 81:
CURED three 81 before arrival r
Child Head e rushed q, sss
sitinT found q 4
bodies 3of &as maj a two women. Ia Cir and
three Children; I'll rlad. IAN gsiaid
out in tho Christian Church. s II he woman
had been shot, bit I cav one tohild whose
head had been crushed, probably with the
butt Of gun. $5 i,af3 y, .aaa
ggs..Ths story OF the affair is a repetition
nor the Oft told tale. An insilrgent band
visited tho village and demanded food on
departure N The Turkish authorities
Learned OF the visit. dispatched a body OF
troops which, discovering no insurgents
in the place, dealt out their revenge on
the Christians
Unarmed Peasants Killed.
1.-THE village Of. Mogla. In which an
Albanian brigand was assasslna ted, was
punished by the Turkish troops. Nine
unarmed peasants were killed. and arms
were placed beside them in a cornfield. In
order to deceive the Italian officers, who
were invited to inspect the insurgents,
but; the rifles were OF the pattern used
by the troops In the Monastir district.
f.'Brlgandage continues 1asrantly, and
life and property are less safe than be-
fore Russia and Austria were given the
mandate to reform tho country two years
ago. The gendarmerie officers admit their
inability to protect the population. and
several OF them told me they had so re-,
ported to tho government. The Macedo-i
mans hovo no hope left. = 83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES is
A8CANDIDATE FOR SENATE

(By Associated Press,)
ATLANTA, CAo September So,.ohn
Temple Graves, editor Of he Atlanta
Daily News, In an address to the people
Of Georgia, which will be published 5to-
morrow morning, makes fornal ah-
nouncement OF his candidacy for me
United States Senate to succeed sen a y
II "a. q. Bacon, whose present Eef ~ ~ ounce
viii sxp.ys In March, 1921, n i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
A BIG OIL PLANTS
CONSUMED BY FLAMES
lRv 4 Associated Press.)

(By$ Associated Press.)
BALTIMORE. MD, September 81 81
destructive fire occurred to-day at HtGh
land Town. II suburb, the plant OF the
Red Sc OH Company being entirely CO.
sumed. as was tie plant Of Sherwood Bro
theirs. manufacturers Of oils and grease sl'e
street railway car barn md several
small d dwellings, and business structures
Tho loss Is estimated a slb0 .ooo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
JUDGE ALTON b. PARKER e
ONE OF A LAW FIRM

{ NEW YORK, September 3,-Alton b,
Parker, Democratic candidate for Presl-
dent In tho last campaign, Edward w
Hatch, formerly Justicefo the state
Supreme Court; Ex-I,lelitenant,sinv
nor, ~, IT, sheelan and Charles LINER.
ner to-day formed Il law partnership TO
become effective Monday under tho nrm
name of Parker sheehan and llatch'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
The ROYAL AR CANUM
is UPHELD BY COURT
(Bv a ssocIatefl Pre- a..

TORONTO, ONT, Sept. LIN tho ac-
tlon of wv. Barlow against the Supreme
Council Of the Royal Arcannm to re-
strain the order from II increasing it's
rates, Justice Street yesterday declared
the defendants were within their rights
in making the changes and therefore
they are binding on the plaintiff.