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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20

The theater goers Of Brunswick "iii
tonight have The opportunity Of witness
ing one Of ths best comic operas Chat
has ever visited the south. witn one
Of the best known singers on me
American stage as the star
The attraction IS "The Red Feather
ana the star Miss Grace van suddi-
i,rd. a singer with reputation ven
known in the theatrical world in Ene
land and the United States
Mr. Harry navis, VINO was seen here
with the Grau Opera company Il fe~
eeasons ago end sang with splendid
success. "Goodniebt sweet Dreams is
the tenor OF the company playing TO-
night and an effort will be made to
have him sing This beautiful song again
The attraction has been royaily re-
coived throughout the south and has
,,ade q decided hit in all OF the large
cities. The Savannah News OF yoster
day had the following to say about
Miss studdiford and the attraction;
we in Dixie have 50 many good
musical comedies and frothy operas
this season tlat we too are able tt
lrstify our Ht.le yanities by makine
something better suited to our indiyidu
al tastes might have been used WIZ
eject but as 4 whole, Red Feather
for many reagons, ahould be classe'
a. the best production Of the kline
this season.
oDe Koyen employed his most pc
witehing scores with ever and anoi
enc Of those sonorous surprises IN emo
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
MISS GRACE VAN sTUDDIFORD, SINGER
WILL BE SEEN AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

iaI effects for which he is 50 famous
Charles kim ticBred his risibles to
the point Of pain in preparing his por
tons Of the por pourri and Charles En-
erson Cook won fame enough derived
from his lyric contributions did he
have no other
Miss Van Studdiford works hard
and intolligantly Equipped with every
natural qualification for the title role
she added charm of manner ana a
voice o. rare culture. Her singing was
fun and true and from the moment she
voiced The Grst note OF Entrance OF
Hilda size had the responsive audi.
cuca ~ love with her. ii was in the
duet with MT Davies, 'ro Call Thee
Mine" that the real strength and beau.
.ty Of Miss van Studdiford's voice
were brought ont aud she was encorct
again and aglu
Miss Smddfords was not the onl,
voice in the company above In the or
dinary Miss Caro- Tracy, IN Anita,
Spanish girl used q rare coutralto viii
entrancine eject "rhe Rose aud III,
Ercezc' one OF Cooks lyrics gave OF
portunity for the display OF his MAJ
yelous voice 10 the lower register
The lun way in the hands Of VI
liam }. Mccarthy, Lois Cassayaut an
Myron p. David. Mr. Mccarthy O
Baron Bulverstraus, friend Of Re
Feather, is comedian Of the sar
Bernard type but is possessed OF muc
| lndlviduality The attendance las
night was unusually large"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
FREE MAIL DELIVERY
is SECURED FOR DUBLIN

Congressman Brantley has secured
a promise from the postofiice depart
raent for free L,ail delivery for Dublin
end an inspector viii be sent at once
t. arrange the street numbers and 9th
er details.
Dublin's receipts have been increos-
ne rapidly and In the January showing
8ir. Brantley secured the new facilities
for the thriving Georgia city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
PHYSICIAN INDICTED FOR
NOT HAVING LICENSE

Chattanooea Jan l9.-Late yester
day evening the Hamilton county
grand jury returned an indictment
against Dr Gibson O'Neil Of this city
for practicing without license. This
action has been brought by the state
and county medical associations toi
the purpose Of testiag the law against
such doctors as O'Ncil adyertises him
self to be.
He has Offices IN Chattanooga and
Memphis and treats rheumatism and
kindred troubles by flashing colorec
lights on the diseased portion OF the
body.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
SOLICITOR BENEFITS
BROTHER S DIN,

The many Brunswick friends oi so
hcitor General John w Bennett, vii
regret TO learn Of the serious illness o
lis brother, J. X. Bennett A specia
sent out from Waycross published yes
to-day. says,
"J r. Bennett Is dying at the es'
dence Of his brother. solicitor J. wal
ter Bennett
"Mr. Bennett has been I'll for sam,
time but conir g. "a sirl,h & Il T., !IJrn
trg"
Mr. Bennett. Ike the solicitor. bal
many friends IN this city who hope h,
Is still alive AZ 4 WILL recover,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
MINISTER MCCORMICK
HAD A CLOSE CALI
With Number of Diplomats He Came
Near Being Injured in st. Peters
burg,

81 Petersburg. Jan 19.-Later ac-
counts Of the firing al the Gar state
tlat a Shrapuel she'll was fired from
The battery firing a. salute with blank
c1 rtrid&es.
One policeman killed and four men
Wounded. Tha empress, a number Of
diplomats including American Minis
ter McCarmicr, narrowly escaped in
nearby saloon
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
ASTRONOMICAL.
IRE1$[OR YEN!
~ Of t6e Relipees
will be Nisabie in North
America
ia
Will BE IOTAL IN CANADA
Prot. Otis sshemore, of Savannah
Talks entertaininaIy of Three
psnomso. n of Morning
and Evening Stars.
WILL BE TOTAL IN CANADA
Prot. Otis sshemore, of Savannah
Talks entertaininaly Of Three
7 eane "a
and Evening Stars

Lovers Of the starry cane "A
wiz ne in1eres+ed in the heav,AIlfgg Tpfe
Ihcmenon for he new year. There will
hc-foG eclipses Of special interest te
astronomers. Two OF these viii be in
pait visible ia the United sMges and
ihence the interest 10 laym Two OF
these eclipsea will be Of he sun and
Two OF the mecn One Of eacn will be
visible al least in part all over North
America.
Prot OTIS Ashmore. OF Savannah
las he follow ing TO say of the heaven.
ly phenomenons for the new year:
The annual eclipse of the sun In
aiarch viii be plainly visible in Aus.
ITALIA only .here viii Ge partial
eclipse Of che moon in February which
also win moi De visible here The par.
tai eclipse Of The moon III August. how
ever win be generally visible here
n the same month there Will be a par,
al eclipse OF the san which wiH oe
visible here, though the eclipse VIII be
sreater in the north IN Canada this
eclipse will he a total one and no
ioubt some viii cross the border 10
witness the feantiful phenomena OF
"a magical tu"niug the day into night.
PROGRAM for 1905.
The program of the planetary pho
.,r.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
Great Southern Leader
i1onored by Old Soldiers
Last Night
CAMP FIRE WAS A SUCCESS
Old War Songs Music, Dancing and Re
freshments Made the Evening a
Very Enjoyable One to the !.


What was pronounced by all whe
e',re feFt.s...s. 7e:.s:;.A present
the most enjoyable mec,ine OF th,
friends OF the Lost Cause" ever held
'ack occurred at the Rife
mems armory last night
Al special meeting Of Cam sz5acll
sen, No. sos a. G u. held last weel,
it was resolved 10 have a camp fire
which ever. body Should do lust as
nearly as possible what they would
aaFe done a, camp fire IN the days Of
the wsr between the states. There
was TO be no program. no orators
1e everything of a formal nature. The
.ocai CHAPTER ot the Dangnt ars TOT the
Nonfederacy We're asked to provide
refreshments for The occasion. ana
ey did. The Marine BAND was ash
ID 10 finnish music for the evening.
.ahd they did
There was an hour OF short talks
q portment topics, interspcfsod Win
selections by no band and occasional
ongs of the Were Old Confederate
eterans' variety and then refresh
nents yeIe served. After lhat the rea'
4Un began Those who saw prom
.renl couple. both OF whom are wen
anoan "a Confederate circles. dance d
S 10 tat tune OF Dixie. Whilc the lady
SANG the words. win NOT soon forges
DE enthusiasm OF the hour Bonnie
h'ue Flas just simply forced every
hody into the chorus Even certain
clergyman present joined Ia, although
we violate no confidence fof VIII hurt
ms feeling by saying that he knows he
caunot Sing note
The history OF The brunswick Rife
y en- was rehearsed by sister Of the
coupany's frs captain ana many sto
gies of camp and army lie were told
Some of tbem were very comicaI and
many were thiiDingly interesting on
the whole il was just such an evening
as was planned some lime ago and it
IS probable that il win be repeated a
number Of times each yea: hereafter
a note Of thanks vas rendered The
Marine band. and the proposition TO
sne them a return entertainment was
ctilcIously ,reercl ana viii probably
pc carried into effect
A Few Snapshots.
Dr Burroughs can sing We're Ola
Time Confederates. He proved it at
last nights camp ire.
Dr Joorger had the veterans lined
IN last night and fesonted each OF
the Old boys with sample Of hard
t.ck as perpetual and everlasting
cuyenir Of gie evening one Of the
uny learned al 100 soon that it was
iot The lind of nard ack he thought it.
Eyo|- Jim Lambrisht can stand be-
lGre q crowd ~ ladies and tell q good
story when h has The moral support
Of his Old time comrades
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
training Ships at Charleston.

Charleston 3 Jan. 19.--The Gen.
man training ship Molake Captain
Nicer. arrived in port from the West
indies this afternoon and viii remain
about ten days Ohcers are ashore
tonight attending the one hundred and
thirty-ninth banquet Of the German
Friendly Society and officers, sailors
and apprentices viii be entertained
while here.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20

Muskogee, L T., Jan. IA jury In
the federal court has returned a yer
dict Of guilty against Joe Vickers,
charged with committing criminal
assault upon Mrs. Bessie Duban. white
near Wagner. last May, ana he will
be hanged
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-20
Applications for License
Received from Many
Saloon Owners
!0n4 IME RIGllLAR C0uRSE
a Number Of Reports from Different
Committees Were Rendered and
Other Rootine Matters were
Handled

ne 'sS'ii't "eeN'l "'e'''i'7 ~ ''"'
'il occurred iasl n'sn' 'i1 e'i7-oeF"
TIE business 81 routine nature was
transacted Faose present were Aidef
men Aiken Wood hobtason iupper
ana Newman absent Mayor 3opidh
ana Aldermen Downing. 0uiueo ah'
Watkins
hefore the continuation oi the nn
utes. which were read IN regular order
hy the ciefb the city attorney called
attention to ala erro rin same IN "hea
'it was made 70 appear Jhai at tna 'a#.
uootne it was moved and carried %
lave one hundred copies of Tue amend
ments To the CITY code printed h'
city attorney olnted ouj that the me
ton was thai onc hundred copies q
che amendment 70 tHe CHARTER bc pri",
a. instead Of ne code" ON motion ths
c'erk was instructed 10 SO ehanse hi-
minutes
The clerk also called attention 10 'he
fact thar at Che last meeting ol tho
council boar1 oi equaiizels was e'ec'
Ell but their term OF Office was MOI
named On motion oi Alderman Ne"
man. th' aoa-a was elected Tor INC
following terms. =. w. tlemins Ton
a period OF three year, q. IT, Mason,
tor period oi TWO yeala ana u u
Cgg, for period oil one year
After these '"o changes me minutes
tor the last meetihs We're approved
Under TIE head oi communication
and petitions Nrs' = + I"yIoi aS''e.'
council 70 nave zane 'pene5 alj"ii'h 2
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
JUDGE GORDON
ON CRAP
Thinks the Law Ought to be
Changed and LegallIe and
Regulate the Game.

Jadge FIem Gordon, OF the Hop.
kins circuit court, In summing up =
case against a colored crap shooter,
who was on trial for that ofense In
his court, aud who submitted his ease
to tie court, delivered some enter
taining side remarks Aneut the game.
The Judge concluded from the eyi.
deuce that the coloted gentleman
lad, beyond = reasonable doubt been
engaged In "prac,icing at the game,
all right, aud saii that the law. OF
course, Is plain upon the proposition,
aud inferred from the severely Of the
pona,ty imposed that the intent aud
rurrose Of the making body was
60 break up aud uproot this practice
among the deccndAnis Of Ham. Bu,
in the opinion Of the court the law
makers had undertaken u reverss
nature, aud that Il was aud is q
mighty hard thing to reverse nature
especially the nature Of = Hopkiu.
county "nigger." Ne expressed the
opinion that Il was A. natural Tor 4
urgto 20 shot craps a. tot water q
il'w down hill that the tertots Of a
tiue or jail sentence was utterly In.
effective to reverse or % any great
extent restrain this natural tendency
70 engage In a game Of craps on 9
sunday evening that was 50 general
among the colored fraternity. n,
suggested that Il would be better {,
regulate the game and "let her 20.
lie said Il would be a good idea &
build = big pen at some convenient
place, on the sunny side Of q slope
aud appoint few guards 20 search
all the eoons ~ they entered aud re,
lieve them Of their rasors aud othei
artillery aud let them rattle th,
bones 10 q fare.you-well.
In view Of his feelings Of the sub
ect, he told the accused and convict.
Cd bone artist that he would dc "a,
best he could for him aud let hin
down with the minimum Que Of o.
'and stcetetn.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
DIES FROM ARSCESS
Daughter Of Evangelist ]. w.
Hudspeth Passes Away
at Lexington.

The following is taken from the
Hopkiusville Daily New Era Of last
Tuesday;
Miss Myrtle Hudspe,h. daughter
Of the Rev. aud Mrs. w. j. Hudspeth
Of this city, died at 9 o'clock this
morning At the Campbell-HagermAn
College In Lexington. A mastoid
atsccss from which she had suffered
greatly was the cause Of death. Miss
Hudapeth was seventeen years OF
age, bright and attractive and no
BILE young Christian. Her parents
and her brother were with her when
the end came. The remains will be
brought to this city tomorrow"
Rev. Hudspeth will be eremembered
as havieg conducted = series Of meet.
ings At the Christian church ln thi.
city last March, and while here hs
made many friends Who will b,
sorry 70 learn o' his loss,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Presented With cornet.

DR.. Il. l.. Moore has presented 10
the Cumberland Presbyterian
church an slsgAu, solo cornei.
1t is to be played by James Travis
il the c Z choir.
DR.. Moore IL leading member
Of the &. L church snd takes an
active interest in the affairs Of bis
church, aud in fact be never lets m
opportunity pass to do something
,hA, will help the church. His con.
grega,ion oNns the finest church
building 10 the city. There is a
great need 10 al churches for mem.
bers like DR.. Il. l. Moore.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
rs RAPIDLY BEGINNING
TO MATERIALlzE.
CONTRACTS BEING LET
And Many Buildings VIII
Soon be Under Course Of
Construction.

Adams a Pierce changed the plALs
d their building and are now having
, Do brick work done on the second
8ory.
q q The plans aud specifications for the
Mafion bank building are still being
considered by contractor.
The contract for the large hard.
uAre store building has been lot by
a. Orme and this building will 70
n with the drug store and the Hay
vArd store building A. well. Also'the
olhce building Of l.. II James. Bos.
(on a Paris are handing the con.
l<act
AZ the regular meeting ~ the city
cooncil Tuesday night building per-
MD we're granted TO the following:
d. J. Haywood, two story brick
siofe building, on corner Main aud
Babk streets
jAs u Orme, two story brick build.
Ine ~ dining aboye, also = permit
oonsiruct the 10 large hardware stois
hiding for Cochran A Pickens on
Nnln street al joining the Woods a
0rne drug store, including permis.
a|o1 % build brick ware rooms.
T. n. James, two story ofilce build
I1x pn Bank street.
g. NJ jenkins. ofilc@ building ou
H1ak street.
Hue A Gugouhe.m, post Office
hullding
ID Mcfoe, brick stable ior private
us<
:. N. jenkins, permission O. build
avnings 20 bis quarters iu tie rear
o{ the Baptist church.
II the construction of new build
Iors for All opening on sides where
Ib<re are exposures, Gre proof door.
~ eired glass windows should BE-
os<d. This method of building will
rrss-nt the spread oi Gre aud'as al
1ddItionAl reward u will be- found
|11I tho difference 10 cost u insut.
11ce will more than pay Tor the eX'
~ rost otthe wire glass
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Deeds.

James j. Thomas and wife to r. +
Harris part Of mill lot a. Tolu, $500
Il. w. Wilson and wife 10 Batsor
Bruce, lot near Marion, $500.
5. o. CrIder aud wife to 5. f. Grid.
or undivided half interest IN tract OF
land on Hoods Creek $3.50.
John y Clark, and wife to A. NJ,
Mcconnell, two lots IN Clark's add.
tlon, Marion, 500
Batsou Bruce aud wife 10 James
Litioon, lot near Marion, So 5O.
A. NJ Mcconnell to j. NJ. McCon.
Inell, lot 10 Clark's addition to Ma
lfion, exchange OF lot, sl,lOO.
Susan +. Dixon aud A. Il. Dixon,
&c, to J. II. Curnsl, undivided In
terest In estate ofAnn +. Nation, $50.
Mrs. II. +. Woods aud husband to
Adams and Pierce, small piece OF
gfound 10 Marion, slSS.
Henry Haynes 10 I. J. Hollomore
house and lot In Marion 500.
5. {. Beard 10 d. W. Stone lot In
Tolu $3.50
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
DR.. J. B. MOODY
To Conduct Meeting to Be-
gin at Baptist Church
Sunday.

The meeting at the Baptist church
will begin next Sunday, May "a. We
have secured the services OF DIR. J.B.
Moody, Of Hot Springs, Ark, Z o a..
sist, DR.. Moody is man Of God and
mighty In the scriptures. He is q
recognized man Of piety, scholarship
and above all preacher Of the glor-
ious gospel Of Gods tender mercy
aud sovereign grace.
God IL blessing the world In var
ious places with mighty revivals and
why may We not enjoy His power II
Gods people will all humble them
selves aud pray ,eonfessiug their sins,
aud looking alone 90 God for his
Grace aut power, We eau. We ask
that prayer may 20 up from every
Christian hesrt that the love Of God
may be shed abroad Ia our hearts By
the Holy Spirit, aud that sinners
may be convicted Of sin aud with re-
peutence toward God and faith In the
Lord Jesus Christ they may be saved
from wrath 10 come.
We ask the prayers Of all the
brethren throughout our association
that God may bless Marion.
All Are cordially invited % come %
our services. Yours Rsspt.,
T.A,CONwAY
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Echoes of The Alumni.

More than one hundred and fifty
graduates attended.
All Of the classes were represented
but two,
+++
A merry hour that left no heart
ache.
]. +. Chips was there as was also
evidence Of his good will toward the
school.
The influence Of the alumni is
great. The younger the mind, the
more easily Influenced, the sooner
the impression, the more lasting the
influence Ask DR.. Chips.
Prof. Evans remarks made some
Of his hearers feel sad. At least one
was heard to weep aloud.
t++
The high school class Of this year
is u wonderful one in many respects.
1t Is distinguished chiefly by having
more members than any class Of pre-.
vious years, it has also Moore-Hope.
How is the country going to sur
vive the shock Of having such an av-
alanchs Of talent turned loose on 1t
as is possessed by this years grad
uating class?
++t
Historians like Bancroft. orators
like Demosthenes ard mathemsti-
clans aud retoritians who have had
no peers.-Ask Yates.
+++
These are fast times-send pro-
gramme TO former graduate and he
will be settled down for life before II
reaches him.-Evaus.
ttt
The Hopkinsville branch Of Lock.
years Business college was repre-
seuted by Miss Carrie Moore.
++4
BereA college sent a Wolfe aud the
minds Of his associates ESPECIALLY
his - will Cleve (cleAvel to hi.
memory still.
Lester Terry was there, bat other,
got ice cream.
The long aud the short Of it.-Chit
tenden aud Moore.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
DECORATION DAY
Occasion TO BE obaeryed b,
Suitable Exercises at
Piney Fork.

Critteuien Post No. 81, Dept. Of
Kentucky, q A. r., will hold its at.
nual memorial services At Piney
Fork cemetery. Tuesday, May sOth.
Diuner on the ground Tor all who
bring it Comrades A. {. Delve, Jess,
McCasslin ana J a. CrAynr are the
committee g. get up program and to
mark sraucs, Comfaie ;. r. Lloyd
has been appointed TO act A. marsh.
a. The floral COMMITTEES will consist
of TIE wives and daughters Of all
vethrAns ald their friends.
J. NJ. Walker, Com.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
new CENTURY
HOTEL AT DAWSON
To Be Under the Manage
ment Of Price Bros. &
ThreIkeld.

The time expired May lst for
which Reed & Wilcox had leased
tbe New Century hotel and It is now
In the hands Of Price Bros & Threl-
keld, who will have charge OF ii for
a year a. least, all Of whom are ex.
perienced business men. SAYS the
Dawson Oracle.
Price Bros. have conducted the ho.
tsl for Reed a Wilcox since the
close Of the season last year and
have bad experience ia the hotel
business before. George. James and
ralmage Price need no introduction
10 the visitors Of Dawson Springs. a,
they have been In the drug business.
here Tor years. Hayden Threlkeld
who IL associated with them, is th,
sou Of Dr. J. ID. Threlkeld, Of sa,
lem, one Of the owners Of the hotel
And IL very popular young man and
has had considerable business expe
risnce.
We predict for the New Century 4
good business the coming season, n,
nothing will be left undone by IN,
management that will add 10 th,
comfort aud convenience Of the many
guests who will visit there.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Is GRADUALLY INcREAs-
INC IN SIZE.
DEVELOPMENT WORK
Is Being Carried on Night
and Day at These Mines
With Good Results.

Attn Fsirview mines across the
river village is spriuging. For its
employees the Fairvisw com pany has
Just about completed thirty or forty
residences. These hav5 all been con-
structed with sand and cement. The
concrete blocks have all been manu-
fsctured on the ground at a very
small cost. Immense development
work Is being carried on night and
day at these mines and considera-
BILE amount Of lead ore aud spar pro-
duct is being removed. The Illinois
Central has instituted a transfer sys-
TEN between this point and Golcon-
da, also taking In the product Of the
Roseclaire mines above. Transfers
carrying from six to seven cars are
making almost daily trips.
The tramways from the mines are
so constructed that the product caa
be dumped from the ore cars into ths
railroad cars. A sufficient force is
employed TO seperate the pick-over
and wash the ore as soon as It reach
es the surface aud this work is so
speedily done that but n very few
moments pass from the time the ore
Is loosened from It's fissure bed until
It Is In the car ready to be hurled
across the country to It's destination.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Charge TO Students.

Under the direction Of Superin.
teudent Chas Evans aud his assist.
ants. Rev J b. Seay, oi Corydon.
delivered a beautiful charge TO the
high school aud common school
graduates a. well as all the other
students Of the school, Al the school
hall Sunday morning notwithstand.
ing the fac, that our distinguished
contemporary, the Press, announced
tha, union services had been held At
the school building.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Marriage license.

WIN. NJ. Strong and Miss Jennie
Morse.
John T. Brown aud Miss MAude A,
Guess.
Walter Chambers sud Miss Min.
ME May Botsuan.
Al Lamb aud Miss stella Mae
OrdwAy
Joseph Daniels and Miss May Lee
Thomas II. u bstis aud Miss Mary
Terry.
Horace Fisher aud Miss Fauui,
Watson
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12

FORT WORTH, Tex, May Ill
Reports over railroad wires 10 Fort
Worth say dispatches from Snyder,
Oklahoma Territory, to the train dls.
pa,cher Of the Frisco At sadulpa, 1.
r, tepcr, = tornado struck sayass
las, night wrsckins the town and
killing scores Of persons aud TO-
lief Ia asked for.