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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

'SCHEDuLE IN EFFECT MAY as. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
1900 A M,--DaIy--Local for Charlotte. M C.
2:a0 +. N .--Daily-Limited--Bun Pullman TO
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga and nll the Bouth.
with through coach for Chase CITY, OK
ford Charleston and Raleigh.
500 =. M.--Ex.3 Sunday--ChaBe city local.
II 80 r. M.--Daily-Limited--Pui ready e:Ss
sT- r. NJ. for ali the South ~ IN 4, 90
York RIVER LINE.
The fAvofite route TO Baltiniors and Eastern
points. Leaves Rch,nond 4.N +. NJ. daifyc
except Sunday, AM
I 2:l6 p 7M.--Iocal--Daily. except Sunday.
40 r. M.--Except Sunday--For West Point,
connecting with steamers Tor Baltimore
ind river landinga. Steamers call at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednea-
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester point
and Almonds Tuesday, Thursdays and
4:4s !: 81 -Exeep. sunday-I,ocal mixed, for
West Point. i5 55t
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:63 A. 81. and ga p. N,-From all the South.
1895 p. M--F'rorn Charlotte and Raleigh
Y s40SA. M--From Chase CITY and interinedi-
ate stations stY4
o:ess a. ri. --Bnltiu,ore and Wost Point.
1895 A. n, Daily, except Sunday and Monday;
5:lo p: ~, daily. except Sunday From
c. W. WEsTBURY D. P. A., Richmond: Va
g. II. HARDWICFs. w. H TAYLOE,
ii. 8. sPi;EscER. Gent, Hrr., s. .4a
Wgshington. q. G.
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Work of Geary's Brigade.

On the night of the 7th OF April. about 10
p. NJ. Geary's Brigade, OF which the reglnfnL
comma ndcd formed n part, received ordcTs
to take up the line OF march and pass 10 me
front OF the, army. Marching all that nlght
and tho following dny we arrived a, a. APP Apo,
April. The intention Of the brgadier wes 10
20 into camp there. hut before the ORDER
could be executed, ws heard the booming OF
cannot ahead This was a great surprise to
us. because we imagined ourselves Well ahead
OF our army General Geary asked me VIVA,
not know and added thnught we ought TO
gallon to the firing which seemed by tho
sound TO be about a mile or a mile ana
ut the place we found General LINDSAY Walker
engaged with sherldan's Cavalry corns' y
turned on; that General Walker had been
sent OF with reserved artillery several days
before and ordered to make his way to Lynch
burg rs fast as he could. ON that afternoon
r hn h hn, hero wer gar any YANKEES IN
vicinity But General. Sheridan had been
making forced marches for q day or two to get
Walker Az fast as possible Walker got his
artillery into position. and 1t was the firing
or the guns that brought ne 10 tine Spot
no pieces. and these had muskethr Upon our
arrival we found the fish,. going on md at
once dismopnted and went IN. bright MON
changed our position again and AGAIN, but
we're repulsed, Finally however they out
thanked ns, and wa had 10 fall back to the
\
nineteen lasr en- foot. Our lead hertss he'd he'd
sa,andered In nil directions. WAS followed
hS u squadron Of cavalry. hut by forming
across the cart road by which we we're fal-
ipg hack and delivering q fire at then, q, q!
pretty close range w succeeded In putting
them 70 flight ny a circuitons route sue
ceeded in getting lack to our. side OF Apo
| ma,tox Co,irthouse ht 1 r. NJ.
Early the mex, morning. GENERAL Geary PVT
me In command OF the disnounted men at the
brigade, and he rode on with .she mounted
| men About this time henrd HrnR beyond
| the courthouse, and rode over TO zee whnt
wa, going On. upon my arrival saw a line
| OF our infantry. ! think under Gordon who
| were forming hack towards the cWlr'house !
| at once set of for my command but MAS over
| taken by Colonel Thomas u. Carter, nf the
| artillery who told me that he had NO tupp2rt
| FOR some guns he vas puttihs In position, aud
asked my help, at once posted my dis
| mounted men 10 anppnrt his auhs. just al this
| time saw hoiseman with white flaa
| come dashirs down In the direction Of cartcrs
| guns When he got short detance from the
l Confederate line he halted. wayipG hts flsg II
| Mas Custer with the flax OF truce Ny atten.
| ton was now called 10 fir,nR TO my left, and
| saw "A body NJ Confederate cavalry charge
| and break body of horsemen in blue ahpu,
! quarter OF mile to my left, This proved
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RAILROADS.
CO. i iss f ss:'
2 Hours and rs Minutes IA Norfolk,
Jdn.-17-lSOS

VI
LEAVE TIC1IMOND-BAST1soU
7:S5 q. M..-Week Days--Local ia Newport
800 A. NJ. DAILY -Limited--Arives williams,
burg 1856 A. NJ, Newport News 1880 a.
N, Old Point 20 A. M, Norfolk II :2s
a. NJ, Portsmouth HAS a. NJ.
900 =. NJ Observation-Disclosures Williams
Old Point 600 p. NJ, Norfolk 8:aS r. NJ.
- Portsmouth Gas p. NJ
900 T. M.-Week Days--lyocal to Old Point.
MAIN LIN Es--WfsSTBQU
o." A. IN M.-7Local,--EAsk Days-To Clifton
200 Z. NJ. iiy--with through Pullman fo4
cincinnati. Indianapolis and Chicago With
out change. Pullman service for Louis
ID. Tiile and 81 Louis
b!l0 I. M.--Week I&ys--Local to Gordonsville.
l0i4o =, .-Daily--Limleed--With Pullman SER
We sss ior Cincinnati, Louisville, 81. Louis
q % J. !, JAMES RIVER LINE
e Va t.en s fols. a aa nrinei
gai stations; . On week days e ilosnsy and
81 EsI,lont. Parlor Car.
o,io M 4; M;;s-Wcek Days-I .ocal-.To EAmont
TRAINS .ARn1VT1 RICHMOND FROM
Nortolk and Old Point ln.6 A. 81. week days.
ll:B a. n. daily and TOO p. u. daily, and
IRON eI. newport News $500 2. n. week days. ~.
FTcm Cincinnati a nd West 1880 a. NJ daily
ana S;1 !. NJ. daily; Main Line Local lis 4.
a. week days from Clifton Forse Gordonsvils
Accom- sIs A. n. week days,
az lsiysr Line Local from s clittSn rosfe
X 4. W w suhLEn ". .. wAnrHEs.
Gent Pass Agt Dist Pass. AT
e 9, IT, DOYLE. Ccn'l MANAGER.
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successful. on July s, 1876, after the.
death Of the Black PrinceS supreme pow
er passed into his hands In the strug-
gle with tho clerical party, no was drawn
Into an alliance with tho Reformcrs
.s11is .hrnial behavior caused n riot In
London. His palace was attacked, and
he was forced to take refuge with Prince
r,ichard. Upon the death of Edward Ill.
his power declined. He died In 1892
a.--Klng Edward OF England Is uncle
of Emperor William Of Germany. VIII
Hams mother was Edwards sister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Editor Of The Times Dlspatch:
slr--l enclose an ola war, hr da1e ,vhich
IL salem paper % an readers as Il
4 10 a Henrlco county boy
II Il IoITl L .fiiI WE l'BER.
IA r,oMtsEpERATE spy
William White, Of nenrieo. ,,,, e. %, Ss
OF the prisoners Al Dry ea u. n,.. lie
Is quite a. Young man and had been confined
on tho island about two ysars ~. uIu ,s.a Ts
Non e heinz Spy CURING '"e VIZ =
INF. White was Tor time. a roo1l- inn e, OF
Dr. Eudd who wap sentenced 70 nai,' ia ;,m.,
ior wi Via pry escape after lie murder
Mr. Lincoln! ltrhe doctors health ls rapidly
failing, ana MI. White believes nc WI Y r ,moi,
live through the sumner. Spangler ann Arnnla
arc quito we'll and even their confinement ,i
does not seen, very seriously 70 alIcct 1n ns
general physical or mental wen ne I'm t's +
o. clock a. M ;Eafier broakfa9ting ct I, go our
10 work, and are employed " cutting E, " anu
carving stone to build The fe h, n,,a ~ M
work being resumed at T. n. and continued
until 5 o'clock on many days no work Is
required.
soldiers 10 distributed 10 me prisoneIs, a IN
though coarse, is abundant ana "hoieso.he -
IIa represents The island MS sterile and de-
pressing ii,8nppenrapce but as cooled sy y, i'a
freshing sea breezss, anu tnc ,fono'pp,I ,ia
water used Is l1llDI'i
further snSa marked Improvement. in IT trea'
ment OF the rrisonprs has been instituted ny
ibe aof,,rnr.s pni soldiers of the Tenth United
states y Regular Infantry. who relieved the
former garrison OF negro soldiers. When the
news Of the fall of Richmond arrived an issue
of whixkay ito call hands' was made IN.
honor ofl the event, and The prisoners We're
literally Included, hut though all q them EN-
luxury five of the number, including M.
White. refused TO touch II, Or enjoy ,n tl r.
holiday also granted to all on INC isana', ~ III
celebrating OF such n singular triumph OF the N,
Union arms THE prisoners arc occasionally
50 fortunate us 10 obtain Havana cigars anu ~
tropical fruits from neighbcring islanns. y. 9.
C,ba. and the Federal officers hu,nanely permit
the Indulgence. 4l1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
ST. Bartholon,cw's Eve.

Editor of The Nmes.D ispatch:
sir,-Please answer the following aues-
'ii.n-What was the exact number OF
Protestants inassaored on st, Bar'holo-
nv s.e-Mho was John Of Gaunt. and for
what was he n0tedp
s.s-What Is the blood relation between
the King Of ENGLAND and t H9eIr Ge eHR
The exact number Is not known. It
is yariously estimated from 5000 to
10000
John of Gsunt was fourth son Of
Edward III. and was born In Client IN
March. 1s4o. He became Duke of Lan-
caster hy marriage, and In 1867 accom-
panied the Black Prince on his Spanish
expedition. On the death OF his WIFE.
he married Constance, eldest daughter OF
Pedro the Cruel, the deposed King 9 .
CASTLE, and on his return to ENGLAND,
styled himself King of CASTLE, He was
iconstanlly engaged In the struggle with
France. but although brave. was not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Clusters ascort, md knowing nothing q -
slsE e. truce Ind ela,gsd aga pp rum ansa "
4 In n Short sfi,ne tieary came riding by! mo
and ordered 4 me TO ride forward ana taRe
charge of tho brigade .,5',h,t 5.orer,i
Lee had SURRENDERED. and this was the end
did not ~ near the house WHERE ,hs ~ srree Is
tna o,,,y ana nt , ean"9s saw and heard
Truly, ~, =, I,o,,,.s =
Late eo,ore, oonn,andng Twen,y-fourth Wiz
5* Rinia tynyaJfy A. N. v. ggk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Too Indefinite.

Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
sir.-Please tell me In the columns OF
your paper II lady owning her nome
can, by law. force her husband TO give
possession? He gives her no support,
and she wishes TO rent the place. II 30.
please tell me what step TO take, ana
u. X. r.
This question cannot be answered WITH it''''
out moro detailed Information. Consult
competent attorney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
QUERIES AND
ANS w Frs
Rockefeller's Address.

Edtor Of The TImes-DIsnAtch: M.
Dispatch Of Btu, thu address Of MIR.
John u. Rockefeller, and obllEe, -
a SUBSCRIBER.
His house In New York City Is No.
West Fifty-fourth Street. His country
home Is at Tonytown, N. j. His busi-
ness address Is &c Broadway, N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
The Capitation Tax.

Editor Of The Times-D!spatch:
e E;ir.---Nlll YOU please answer in your
Query Column, does man, whom will
liasonie OF age, say 81 years, between
now and election have to pay capt.
tstlon tax before he registers or votes.
Oblige, -,
Yes. He must pay ono capttatlon tax
OF $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
!, & iReINI.A AAlylaArIoN col,
AND MINERS
TRANSPORT COMPANY

Boston, Mass, & Providence, r. ].
* steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
We'd nesday. Friday and Sunday. For Proyl'
ea.nca Monday, Thursday and Saturday at Q
H pSAM Passengers ana freight taken Tor al
Nav England points. Tickets on sale at g. and
8, Rwy. and n. and w HWy. ohlces and No,
$40 East Nult.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
SUBSCRIBER.

1T have seen Tho sea dashed into fury
and tossed into spray. and Its grandeur
moves the soul Of the dullest man, bpt
remember 1t is not the pillows, but the
calm level OF the aea from which az
heights and depths are measured, When
the storm has passed and the hour OF
calm settles on tl,a ocean. when the sum
light bathes Its smooth surface. then the
astronomer and surveyor takes the level
from which he measures all terrestrial
heights and depths,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
The Poll Tax.

Editor OF The TimeH-DiEpatch:
sIr.--Whnn was our last poll or capita
ton tax law repealed, and why?
''T1NQUtaDTs." y
Article III, Section 1, OF the old Con-
stitution was 80 amended In November.
1870. rs TO make tho payment Of the
poll tax a prerequisites to voting. It was
abolished In November, 1882. by vote Of
1o7.soe to es,13i. The measure was abol-
ished because under the Malone regime
there wero great abuses in the payment
OF the tax.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Garield's Eloquence.

Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Eir,-Will you please give me that ex.
tract from tho campaign speech OF James
A. Garfield which appeared IN your col
beautifully compared political strife with
tha tillnWS of he sea Af g& ajbf-it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Patent PloWs.

Editor Of The Times D ispatch:
sir,--I would be very thankful II you
would inform me what plows in common
use in Virginia are protected by patent
right, and also 1t 1t is illegal for one to
make and offer for sale points for a plow
which are protected by. patent, 1t seems
Impossible TO gain any Information what
ton along this line. and ! thought perhaps
you could inform me. Yours truly
JNO. T. CRAWFORD, Ing
Most plows In common use In Virginia
are either protected by patents or regis
tered trade marks. It is unlawful to use
either.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

body Originate? J, y, 7, !, \, I
1t is not known when cremation orig
irated. With the exception OF Egypt,
where bodies were embalrned, Judea
where they laid away In sepulchres. and
China where they were burLsd, creira-
ton was the general practice among the
Anc.ents from earliest times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
John Esten Cooke.

Editor. OF The 1ines-Dispatcli:
Slr.-Please answer III your Sundays
Colonel BURY the leading character in
John Esten Cookies book-s .surry@ Of
Engle's Eest?" Also did John lrsten
Cooke serve in the Confederate army?
II 80, what position did he hold.
t7St u EA DER.
John Estcn Cooke was on General stu
arts staff, and II ia supposed that snrry
OF Eagle's Nsst was himself.
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Tax on DOCS.

Editor OF Tho Times-Dispatch: Il,
columns of your paper II the tax on dogs
can be made out of a mans personal
property? What Is the dog tax money
used for? BY answering this you wiz
greatly oblige e. !, J., =. !, -, =,
4 A SUBSCRIBER
This information will have TO be secured
from the Commissioner Of Revenue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Will Some one please send us a copy OF
this poem, which we have been unable 70
find. i-5.l ~ 3$
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SEA,BOA ARD.
Am LINE RAILWAY

sis VII tSs5 l-y-i$AS. ~
gTR AIys LEAVE SKicAMOND-DAILY.
D:1O N. N.--Locat-Eor9 Norma ana Hamlet. n
go p M.--eeaboard Fast Aal--5avannal
~ Jackkyuviiie, Atlanta ana southwest "A
70 100 r. Ii. --Ssaboard lcxpresk--Sayannah. JacA
FTls3 sonyilis, Atlanta and SouthWs.L
5S55{t TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
& & IS A. Nj rom Florlda, Atlani&E and South
+ 4:65 i. M.-Fro.n Florida, Atlanta and South
Sli14s west.
!, ~ I E ~ - w. 81. TAYLOR.
- q 5s'Diat Pass Agent I City Ticket Agent.
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Queries and Answers.

Editor of The Tinles-Dispatch:
Sir,-Will you please print the poem.
"katrina,'' or "Setting the Old Hem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
ST. Louis Exposition.

st. LOUIS Exposition.
Editor OF The Dispatch:
Sjr.--Plsase publish in your paper the
total number paid admissions to Worlds
Fair at ST. Louis, and ob!ige.
58Fat5I SUBSCRIBER. Z
/ The total attendance for 1877 days was
1s.74l,07s. There were about 100000 free
admissions during the exposition,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
STORY or THE WAR.
"A Henrico County Boy Who Had
Hard Lines in Prison.

s3fif3Hy - 5Is EAIeIni IN lVVo'
Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
sIr,~-I enclose an old war article ,aksh
may inherent ,,,any Of your readers as 1t refers
TO n 1fenrico county boy. II
You're tt,,iyg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Panama Canal.

Panama Canal. n.
Editor OF The Times- Dispatch:
Sr,--Will you kindly tell me In your
Query Column OF next Sundays Times
Dispatch to whom application should DO
made for position as clerk with the
Panama Canal force. and obltge.
OLD SUBSCRIBER. Z
Write to D. I. Murphy. Secretary 18TH
m IAN Canal Commission. Washington, D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Correction.

Editor OF Tho Times-D ispatch
. sir,.-When did cremation OF the human
body originate? LII. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Children to be Adopted.
Editor of The Times Dispatch:
ta Sir-Plense tell me where there arc
small boys for adoption.
Address Rev. William j. Mayhee. care
tCnildren's Homo Society. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Carnegie's Hero Fund.

Editor of The Times Dispatch:
E,r,--1n answer to query n few days
ago. YOU say Mr.. Carnegie has provided
a hrro fund. Will you kindly state
conditions upon which It Is paid. ETC..
steps necessary to mako application for
500 ISL gS. INQUIRER
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
was established by Andrew Carnegie
April Is. 1904. At that time the steel
master gave s5,coo.ooO in United States
Steel Corporation bonds. the income Of
which he stipulated was to go toward
rewarding those Who at the risk Of
their lives, saved those Of other per-
sons. 1t was also stipulated that widows
who had been bereaved through some
act of bravery on the part of their hus-
bands were to be rewarded In a pecnntaryy
way. Soldiers, sailors. policemen. hremcn
and others whose vocations place their.
lives in danger and whose duty 1t is to
perform bravo deeds. are debnrred from
participating In the benefits accrulng from
the fund. These latter are to, got neither
medals nor money. The president OF the
commission SIS Charles L. Taylor; the
secretary, r. nj. Wilmot. Pittsburg, Pa.
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Our correspondent is correct.
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guard with my division, and the division isIci
nf Fftz lee. which was under the conf
,nand OF COLONEL L, Il. Munfocrd. There The
was only a light pressure kept up on
mo and / sent my scouts In on Grant s
flank to find out what lie was doing,
found his Wagon trains hurrying, I'M
guarded, or indifferently guarded, 10 tne
front, and urged General X. " Leg =, -
,linn, mo 10 turn back and attack this
~, ,n, train, No answer was given to my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Gen Pass. ARt. Dlst. Pass. AT.
z 9. Il. DOYLE, Ccn'l. Manager.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-01
becoming

IT'S becoming fashionable
among the newspaper men up in
Roberts county to be sued for
libel. The first to catch the cpl
demic was Editor Knappen of the
News, who has been asked to
hand over SIC, 900 for the injured
reputation of q Roberts county
politician, and now an ex-county
superintendent has sued Editor
Croal of the COurant, for S., 500.
The newspaper men would prob
ably draw checks for the
amounts without controversy
but it would be setting a bad
precedent for the craft, and the
other papers would soon have
cases to settle. There is more
mud and politics to the square
inch in Roberts county than in
any other spot in the known
world.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-01

The Milwaukee r. r. officials
down in New York city are
gradually commencing to under
stand that they are going to
build to the Pacific coast. The
following semi Officia announce
ment has recently been made in
that city:
The Milwaukee extension will
run west from Eyarts, S. D.,
bending northwest oyer clear
country to the Rocky mountains,
cutting through Butte, if right
Of. way is obtainable, and thence
due west, crossing the Bitter
Root through Lolo pass, touch.
ing the Snake river at LOuiston
and the Columbia at Pasco. II
will follow the Columbia river
north and due west across the
Cascades. and the company vii
buy further terminals at Seattle
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-01
THE twenty third annual ses

The twenty-third annual SEES
sion Of the South Dakota Edu-
cational Association will be heldat
Brookings, commencing on Dec.
~. State Superintendent Ra-
mer in a circular letter is asking
for q large attendance at this
meeting. Among the speakers
will be Gov. S. Fl. ELrod, Bishop
O'Gorman, DR.. James Chalmers,
president elect of the state Uni
versity, and many of the most
prominent educators in the
state. The question Of securing
some plan for giving moral in
struction in the schools will be
discussed. The matter has been
prominently brought out by
State Superintendent Kramer, as
will be seen in an editorial from
the Argus Leader published in
another column.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-01
The Twin Brooks Ne

The Twin Brooks News was
greatly exercised last week
over the announcement of Aud
itor George Pinckney as a can
didate for commissioner of
school and public lands, and
sees in this announcement a
gigantic conspiracy against the
owner and proprietor of the
News, who is laboring under
the hallucination that he is a
candidate for congress. The
assertion of the News that the
county officials deserted Mr..
Bentley and left him practically
alone for fear of not being able
to succeed themselves is about
on q par with the other slush
contained in the article, as we
have yet to hear of any one
who has ever suggested or even
intimated the dropping of any
Of these first term officials.
These officials have the best
guarantee OF succeeding them
selves in the good record they
have made as county officials. If,
q the News asserts they have
ssdeserted' MIR. Bentley, they
have done SO simply because
thev were not able to stand the
bOssism he attempted toexercise
over them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-01

The recently elected assistant
bishop of the Episcopal church
IL South Dakota, Right Rev.
+. johnson, held his first service
il the state at Grace church,
Madison, Sunday, Nov. Goth.
The new bishop is not yet forty
Years 81 90. He is Of an ex.
tremely social disposition and
bids fair % prove : most worthy
successor d the generally be-
loved Biohop Hare.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-01

"A KEG Of beer will be on tap
= one of the inducements offered
q - advertisement Of an auction.
This certainly ought to sell the
eoods IL the bidders will take
enough Of the beer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-01
PHYSICIANS

WY j. FERGUSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
special attention to diseases of women, and ear,
nose and throat diseases.
Calls attended sill hours de or night.
Office Bouck Block
Phones-D. c.. office, 40; Res, Is; Farmers,
office, 81
MILBANK. SO. DAKOTA