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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-30
TELEGRAMY.

Londyn, 80 czerwca. = Depe-
sze z Odessy do Telegraph" I
Daily Mail" nadeslane wczoraj
wieczorem o godz. 10 40 donosza,
ze z "Kniazia Potenikina" stree
lano do miasta ze wszystklch
dial zrzadzono dose znaczne
straty. Donosza, re jeszcze ma
dwoch okretach zbuntowaly sic
zalogi u przyladka Fontaine, 10
mil cd Odessy. Transportowiec
wiozacy Rosyan Portu Artura
pewien rosyjski parowiec costa
4y zatrzymane przez "Kniazla
Potemkina'' O godz. 5 i zmuszone
do stania pod jego dzialami. In
ny parowiec zatrzymany Przez
ten okret wojenny stana} W pfo-
mieniach. Bomba rzucona ma ull-
cy zabiia szesc osob. Slychae, ze
zagraniczni kopsulowie W Odes-
sic zawezwasy swe rzady, by wy
staly okrety wojenne dc bronze
MIA swych poddanych. Moze to
wytworzye krytyczne pofozenie
miedzynarodowe.
Petersburg, 80 czerwca. = We
wszystkich portach baltyckich
wybuchl bunt i zachodzi Ottawa
rozruchow w Kronsztadzie.
Petersburg, 80 czerwca. = w
l-ciach rzadowych panuje przera-
zenie powodu zajsc W odessie.
Zachodzi Ottawa, re duch buntu
ogarnie armie ladowa. w takim
wypadku ma seryo moze sic roz-
poczac wojna domowa. Admiral
Awelan zostal spiesznie powoia-
nv do cara; komendant dystryk-
tu wojskowego Odessy gen. Ka-
chanow zostai upowazniony do
ogtoszenia prawa wojennego; ma
czelnik floty czarnomorskiej, Wi
ceadmiral Czuknin, wyjeehai
spiesznie, niewiadomo czy do O.
dessy, czy do Sebastopola. Tele-
graficzne polaczenia So pod kon-
trola rzadu i ME MONA otrzymac
dokladnych wiadomosci; "a to
krazace pogloski So przerazaja-
&C.
Opowiadaja, re eskadra admi-
rala Kruegera Sebastopola znaj-
duje sic ma morzu ma cwiczeniach,
ale re duzo jego oficerow juz
podzislifo los oficerow ma "Knia-
ziu Potemkinie," ze icl pomor-
dowano i pofowa okretow znajdu-
ie sic W rekach buntownikow.
Do tycfl okretow podobno naleza
pancern;ki Cessna, Sinope, Trzech
Swiatitelij, Dwanatciat Apostle
low. Wedle depesz nadeszlych do
dyplomatow tutejszych, Odessa
byia w reku powstahcow przy-
najmniej przez czas niejaki, a
wojsko byso bezsilne, albo nawet
wzbraniaio sic strzelae.
Odessa, so czerwca. = Po wy
buchu rozructow setkami zabija-
no tn powstahc6w. Stan obleze-
MIA W miescie ogloszony. 0 poi
nocy jeszcze liczne budynki sta
iy W plomieniach, ale ma ulicach
bylo spokojniej.
Petersburg, 80 czerwca. = We
die depesz, ktore wczoraj poposu-
dniu nadeszly, w Odessie komple-
tina panuje anarchia. Ludnose
przerazona zanyka sic w domach.
Ulice zapelnione rozwscieczony-
mi robotnikanli, ktorzy walcza z
woiskami. Magazyny, wszelkie
budynki mad ,przystania, duzo O.
kretow, - spalone,a Majtkowie
zbuntowani "Kniazia Potemki-
ma wysiedli ma lad z kartaczow-
nicami wraz powstahcar1i 4
"a barykad strzelali do wojska.
Wojsko strzela ma oslepodo mie-l
sxkancow, ktorzy pojawiaja ssis
NJ ulicach. q CHRONIC sic jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-30

dania zwlok w amerykansklm ko-
sciele przy Avenue de Palma. Ma,
te uroczystose otrzymalo zapro-e
szenie wielu dyplomatow, urzed-
nikow, a przedewszystkiem Ame-
rykanow.
Milwaukee, 80 czerwca. = Pro-
kurator Nc Govern oswiadczyl.
wczoraj, re William Murphy, by
ly alderman, uznany winnym bra
MIA lapowek, zsozyi kompletne ze-.
znanie, ktore spowoduje grand
jury do wystapienia przeciw
czzonkom rady miejskiej W TAXI.
sam sposob, jak przeciw superwi-
zorom. Murphy diugoletnim byi
czlonkiem rady miejskiej podo.:
bno W kazdej tranzakcyi brai u
dzial. Ia przyjecie iapowki W pc
wnym wypadku zostal skazany
ma rok wiezienia, ale zezwolono
ma wznowienie procesu po 3 mie-
siecznem odsiedzeniu przez ME
go kary. Zdaje sic, ze teraz wy.
daf swoich wspolwinnych, "a to
iemu przyrzeczono uwolnienie cd
kary. Adwokaci teraz robia swie-
the interesa, gdyz oskarzeni Ia.
pownicy CT, ktorzy oczekuja O.
skarzenia, mnostwo daja i'm pole
cen.
St. Louis, Mo-, 80 czerwca. :
Peter Eidam, kt6ry strzelil do
siebie w zamiarze samobojczym,
w miejskim szpitalu poddal sic
operacyi potrzebnej do wyjecia
kuli. w czasie operacyi SERGE mu
bic przesta1o, w przeclagu
dwoch minut 1ekarze orzekli, IL
umarl dwaj z Mich odeszli do in
nej piracy, podczas gdy jeden 20
stall i wstrzyknal jeszcze Eidamo-
wi roztwor. soli.fPo niejakim CA
sic daily sic dostFzedz u pozornie
zmariego oznakiazycia, a W kohcu
przyszedl do siebie. Zdaje sic, re
wyzdrowieje.
Atlanta, Ga, 80 czerwca. = z.
Watkinsvi1le, Ga, nadeszla VIA
domosc, re tlum Iudzi bialych u
biegiej nocy wdars sic do wiezie-
MIA przemoca wyprowadziwszy
szesciu murzynow jednego bia-
lego aresztanta, uprowadzi1 ich,
aby ich rozstrzelac. Klucznika
zmuszono,by szedi razem ma miej-
see egzekucyi. Ofiarami lynchu
byli: Lon Aycock, bialy, i nlurzy-
nj: Lewis Robertson, Rich Ro-
bertson, Sandy Price, Claude FL
der, Ben Harris, Joe Patterson i
Jim Yearly. Siychae, re tylko
czterej z mich oskarzeni byli o
wieksze zbrodnie, trzej inni "a
drobnea aprzewinienia byli areszto-
wani. Pozniej doniesiono, re Joe
Patterson udai tylko zabitego,
kiedy ofiary lynchu paddy pod
strzaiani, a po odejsciu tlumu
wstai i uciek}.
Waszyngton, 80 czerwca. =
Wczoraj wieczorem ogloszono
korespondencye pomiedzy prezy-
dentem, sekretarzem wojny Tai
tenn by}ym naczelnym inzynie-
rem Wallace z komisyi panam-
skiej. Okazuje sic, re rezygnacya
>zostaia wniesiona ma zadanie Sc
kretarza Tafta, przez prezyden-
ia natychmiast zosta}a przyjeta
uwaga, il zaraz wchodzi W zycie.
Baltimore, Md, 80 czerwca. =
Ma brzegu rzeki Choplank W tym
stanie znaleziono szkielety pred
historycznych Indyan, okolo 8
stop wysokich. Szkielety te znaj-
duja sic teraz w Maryland .Aca-
denny of Science. Niektore mich
So szczatkami kobiet i dzieci; je-
den szkielet mezczyzny jest kom-
pletny. Obliczaja, ze szkielety te
lezaly W ziemi okoio 1000 lat. Ma
miejscu, gdzie je znaleziono, znaj-
duja sic strome nasypy piasku i
zwiru, kosci lezaly 20 stop pod
powierzchnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-30
Bunt szerzy sic i w marynarce
Wv wojsku.
Rozruchy portowyeh miastach ba}tyckich
alsze skandale fapownictwa Milwaukee.
slEDM osoB LyNczowANYcH w WATKINsVLLE, GA


wojska roznej broni, ale ME ma
fortyfikacyj, W ktorychby mogfo
sic zamknat, gdyby powstahcy
zyskali przewage. Z 100000 mle-
szkanc6w tylko 100000 jest Ro-
syan, okolo 10000 jest zydow,
a reszte tworzy mieszanina Gre
kow, Ormian, Turkow wszel-
kich europejskich narodowosci.
Zwloki Omilczuka zabrano ma
powrot ma okrst, potem dele
gacya zaIogi udaia sic do naczel-
nika dystryktu wojskowego O.
dessy prosba, by wyprawiono
Omilczukowi pogrzeb honora-
mi wojskowymi. Admiral porto
wy sam sic ofiarowa1 udac sic ja-
ko zakIadnik ma okret CD, aze-
by poreczye "a bezpieczny po-
wrot eskorty kapeli wyslanej
ma pogrzeb Omilczuka.
Krazownik Saratow nalezacy
do floty ochotniczej podobno 20
stall spalony. Admiral Krueger
otrzymaz rozkaz zawezwac bun
townikow do poddania sic lub
zatopic okret.
Libawa, Kurlandya, 80 czerwca.
= Rosyjscy marynarze zbunto-
wall sic onegdaj wieczorem, ma
pad1i no budynki rzadowe, zrabo-
wall bron strzelali do kwater o.
ficerskich. Wyslano artylerye, ka-
walerye piechote przeciw bum
townikom. Wynik bitwy jeszcze
ME znany. Straszne rozdraznienie
panuje miedzy ludnoscia.
Petersburg, 80 czerwca. -Roz-
rugby agrarne rozszerzyfy sic 20
ca1ej gubernii chersohskiej. Duzo
dobr zostaio opuszczonych przsz
wlascicieli, ktorzy schronili sic
do Elizabetgradu. Podobne sto-
sunki panuja W gubernii ekatery-
noslawsliej, gdzie podpalania 81
ma porzadku dziennym.
Ryga, 80 czerwca. - Strajkerzy
chlopi zwabili TIL w zasadzke
kozakow napadli ma Mich. Jeden
kozak zostal zabity, a duzo po-
kaleczonych.
Rewal, 80 czerwca. = 400 ro-
botnikow kolejowych przyiaczylo
sic do strajku tutaj. Do Gaspal
wyslano szwadron lsozakow do
stIumienia buntow tam wybuch-
lych.
LODI, so czerwca. = w mie-
scie wczoraj panowai spokoj wig
kszy, niz kiedykolwiek w ostat-
mich miesiacach. Mieszkahcy
przechadzali sic spokojnie po g1o-
wnych ulicach, odwiedzali ko-
scioly, tysiace robotnikow "a
miastem zbieraly sic ma pikni-
kach. Obchodzono uroczystose
SIS. Ap. Piotra Pawla. Fabry-
kanci maja nadzieje, re prace be-
da mogli wkrotce rozpoczae ma
nowo. Pc godz. 9 wieczorem po-
zamykane So teatra, sale koncer-
towe inne podobne lokale, ma
ulice ME wolno nikomu wycho-
die. Obliczaja, re W czasie roz-
ruchow okolo 400 osob cywilnych
zosta1o zabitych, a 1000 poranio-
nych; liczb dokiadnych otrzy-
mac ME MONA. Stan oblezenia
jeszcze ME zniesiony. Nalezy
skonstatowac, re cd poczatku ro-
ku tn W fabrykach podniesiono
place o 20 procent.
Paryz, 80 czerWca. - w celu
zabrania zwlok amerykanskiego
admirafa Paula Jonesa, przybe-
die do Paryza d. s lipca SIS a.
merysaiskich oficerow i mary
marry, ktorzy ma stacyi kolejowej
, Esplanady Inwalidow zostana u
nreczyscie powitani przez wojsko
sifrancuzkie. Potem Amerykanie
saidadza sic Do swych kwater ! v k0- 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-30
Banrutom grozi process.

0dIlki uloIn SIoIl pioSSS.
Maklerska firma Knight, Don
nelly and Co. ogsosisa swa niewy-
placalnost, Robert Minnehan u
trzymuje, re przyjeto cd niego
$4,000 juz wowczas, kiedy VIA
sciciele firrny wiedzieli, re So
abankrutami. Grozi przeto lynne
wlascicielon process kryminalny,
zwlaszcza re rozchodza sic VIE
Sci. jakoby urzednicy firmy ma
tklerskiej spekulowali pieniedzmi
oklient6w firrny ME ma ich, lecz ma
sw6i wsasny rachunek.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09
Too Much for the Inspector.


At one of the local day schools
last week class of boys was
examined in geography. Turning
to one of them who had been
particular smart during the
examination the Inspector asked
what is the axis at the earth?, /,
(, An imaginary line which passes
from one pole to che other and
on which the earth revolvess,
replied the boy promptly. ), Very
good, exclaimed the Inspector,
we'll please. "And could you hang
clothes on that line?,, Yes, sir, /"
was the unexpected reply. in
dced!" exclaimed the other rather
disappointed; "and what sort Of
clothes?" Imaginary clothes
sir. The Taller. .s
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09
Faultlessly fashioned a
suits, coats, skirts

and other apparel for women
at the lowest obtainable prices
for high -cisss merchandise
The ladies of this vicinity who are particular as to
what they wcar-and what they pay-wr be
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09

something worth while. Ideals is
to say they are what your mother
wants you to be. When men go
up to ideals they are the light Of
the world. Make no mistake:
You can do the world no better
service than ogiveit example
of a noble life. It is worth much
to have men look up to you in
that way.
And furthermore
If you would rise in this way
you must help the world to its
feet also. You must give a lift to
your fellows. You are like the
Alpine climbers. You are tied to
your fellow. If you go up you
must draw them up With you.
If they do down you will go down
with them a way. And if you do
not help them up they will pull
you down.
Get up in the world? Yes.
But get up in the right way.
Rise on charachter. Rise to the
best. And do not try to get up
alone and selfishly, Or you will fall.
Milwaukee Journal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09
tn YOUNG MEN.

Young men are always being
advised to rise in the world. y
Which may or may not be good
advice. 1t depends upon
How the young man rises.
What he rises upon.
What he rises to.
What he takes up with him.
If your idea is to rise in the
world by making money and
having people look up to you on
that account it is easy enough.
Men have toiled and eaten short
dinners and denied themselves
that producers wealth may be
stored up. Go after it. Don't
bother abont your conscience.
Get the money. Yoa can rise in
the world of mammon in this
way. The only thing you need to
care about is how you may keep
out OF the penltentlary.
1t you want to go up like a
man, however, put some
foundation besides dollars under
you. One of our poets has it this
way. rise on stepping stones Of
your dead self to higher things"
That means you are to put all
low things under yourfeet. When
you rise that way you go up
safely.
What will YOU rise too To
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09
The Whole Truth.

Having ordered pie at frienzed
feeding emporium, the young
man began grumbling between
mouthfuls.
What the natter" demanded
the proprietor.
Pretty tough-this," was the
reply.
"Seehere, young man." declared
the other, I'VE made pies here
before you were born"
"This must he one of them, q
agreed the victim New York
Times. go
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09
Heavy Wind in Oregon.

Port Oxford evidently is a very
windy place. A gedtleman just
from there reports that last
week the wind blew u sheep up
against a barn, about twenty feet
from the ground, and held itthere
four days, untilit starved to
death.
Drain Nompareil.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09
100000 FIRE LOSS!
FIRE CAUSE THIS AMOUNT
OF DAMAGE IN FIVE HOURS
TIME WEDNESDAY.
Two Lumber Yards, Two Schools,
Two Churches, Hose House,
Four Stores And fifty
Homes In Ruins.


-Rhinelander's greatest loss by
fire was on Wednesday Of this
week, when flames in a few hour
time licked up 100000 feet
oflumber worth $45O,OOO.OO and
churches, school, stores and
dwelling that were worth at least
S15O,OOO.OO.
The fire started at 1870 in the
afternoon in some sheds near the
Brown Bros, saw mill and
famed by a high wind was
beyond controlliE half an hours
time, but it was thought that it
might be confined to the one
yard and the hose companies
made a strong fight and for
time it seemed as though they
might succeed. but the wind
carried the flames over the cleared
space between the two yards
and reaching the line of Thaycr
street leaped across and was in
the residence portion of the mill
district, In less time that it takes
to tell the story a dozen or more
buildings were burning and the
air was filled with burning
fragments. This was before two
hours after the fire started and
from that time on the flames
spread SO rapidly that in many
cases homes had to be abandoned
by occupants with no chance of
saving any Of the contents
Not until the wiud went down
between five and six o'clock was
the fire under control. 1t was
little previous to this time that
the Amigo and Ironwood help
came and excellent work was
done by both on the north corner
of the Robbins yard where the
fire was prevented from crossing
the street and was finally checked.
Their arrival gave relief to our
boys who were nearly exhausted
from the heat and the afternoons
work.
BY eight or nine O'Clock the
smoke had cleared away and the
full extent of the flames, work
could be realized. In the two
lumber yards not pile ofboards
remained, theground being wept
clean Of all foundation blocks
and t1mberS.
In the residence district six
solid blocks were in ruin and a |
number of buildings in three
Others were destroyed, total of
about sixty, not counting barns
or sheds. The city loses heavily,
a hose house two school buildings
and the Rose street viaduct
falling prey of the fire. The loss
is $4,000 with insurance for a
third ofthat amount. Two church
societies lose their place of worshi !
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-09
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
5 SEALED PROPOSALS.

ALL FoRMER BIDS y 1, ToR R. W Ho,ns
Gil, a sealed bids will be received
the s Mest clif3on Forge Va at
the once OF the town clerk until ~ u
o'clock noon on the sth day of May, 1905,
for furnishing all material and all labor
for the oIoSng s st
ist. From Eagle Street to Fifth Street
on the south side Of Ridgeway Street.
( from sixth Street to the @. & Q: Hos.
pital the NORM sto "a Ti orth ug stvoet
on the south side OF Allegheny Street,
from Ridgeway Street to Allegheny
Street on tho east side OF Fifth Street,
Of Mr.. j. g. Carpenter on the south side
Z Of Allegheny Street and also from Fourth
Street to front gate OF MIR W.. ", Wo-
mack on tho north side OF Allegheny
Street, from First Street to appoint two
hundred feet east on the north side OF
Allegheny Street, and four hundred feet
on Bath Street, between Third and Fourth
Streets.
ghany Street at the Intersection OF Ale
ghany and Fifth Streets, and also for
filling and widening Fifth Street from
Allegheny Street 70 Rldg ',a Street;
same requiring eighteen hundred and
thirty-flvo cubic yards,
3d.. For the construction of,sa FIJI to be
built on Ridgeway Street from Fifth
Street on the east to SIKH street on the
west, same requiring six thousand cubic
yards cut measure. said work to be con-
tstrpcted according to plans and .speciticn-
tons prepared BY the city engineer and
now on file In the office OF the city clerk.
The said bids will be received separately
or as n whole. The contractor will be re-
quired to furnish approved bond sufficient
to indemnify the town against damage to
life and property during the construction
Of same and the faithful performance OF
the work. tsg, ii Fl
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids :, ro, =, ,n,,r,,.
J. A. CARTER,
rs ], w. LEWIS,
Committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
EILKS' MONUMENT.
Will be Unveiled With Imposing
Ceremonies on Tuesday,.

Ceremonies on tuesday.
The Richmond Lodge. No. as, 3. 20.
81. will unyeil their monument IN Elks'
5Rest, Hollywood, on Tuesday afternoon n
The lodge will assemble at the east 10,
lywood gate, at q o'clock P. NJ !. and march
In body to their section. An interesting :
musical programme has been arranged IF ran e'a
and prominent people will take part
Prayer will be offered by Rev. Dr., -.
N. Calisch5 and the lodge will join In the I'M!
3ceremonie les. !, !, Il. J.
The monument will be unveiled by MISS Mss
sKain. Il a niece Of tho late Joseph W.
Laube. who selected the site and the ad-
dress viii be made BY Mr.. H NJ. Smith.
Mr. Smith will be introduced by Mayor
mccarthy. Following Is a list OF AIDES
to ESQUIRE Frank P. Burke: Major ~ = =,
Chea twood, DR.. ]. H. Hinchman. /, Mr.. A.
bert Anthony. Mr.. Julian Bossieux, Dr.
Il, G. Bosher, Mr.. James Hartley, Mr..
Carl Ruehrmond, Mr.. Waller w. Morton
Mr. John A. Lamb, William Rueger, ~! Mr.
". A Mann, Captain Morgan R. Mills,
Captain George A. Ainslie, Dr.. stuart
Mcguire, Monro Levy.
Deputy marshals will report to the the Is es. !,
}ouire at the east Hollywood gate ct
+ NJ. on May 8. 19o5., In dark dark clothes
wearing the mourning badge OF the me II =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
Old ii omestead Male Quartette

. The old Homestead Male Quartet, otLDen-
man Thompson fame will Ring twice IN me
city tomorrow. appearing at the Central a +
Nj a. at o clock in tho afternoon, am, ana y,
20 al MIGHT They will be OF their best ~
thair famous songs. interspersing their music
acts In sne noya bar
!,c,, - rrnan horse work. parallel bars etc.
m rticipated in BY Charles z. Brausr, Jr:;
Charles Phillips Thomas 81 C Srs,t serHaiu
PAT - night the quartet will sing before during
and yhs Cham
1n.erl.,eu< I'm g G Simpson NJ Allen Cham.
hers Roscoe r. Cosby. Emmett NJ Avery ana aai
William Holman The fsatures o, ,e h mkM
CO ~ e, Mars md an exhibition by the Assoca
ton acrobats The prizes VII be .ha
MO. A. Hawkins, president OF inc Asao7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
LETTER
FROM MRS. DAVIS
Widow Of President Of Confede-
racy Sends Message of Sym
patty to Mrs. Lee.
From. Our Regular Correspondent)
NAQIIINGTON NfnN .Nfra EYfzhlinh

tFrom Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, May 6.--Nlrs. Fitzhugh
Lee has received q beautiful letter OF
condolence from the widow of Jefferson
Davis. The letter was first sent to Rich
but when 1t reached this city, Mrs. Lee
had gone to Richmond with the remains
and the letter was again sent to Rich
mond. The letter reads as follows.
Hotel Gerard,
1913 West Forty-fourth Street.
NV Dear Mrs, Lee,--No heart which
does not claim your blood Is more sad
than mine to-day Tho suddenness of the
offlIction which has fallen upon our whole
country makes It the harder TO bear.
have heard nothing but the announcement
In the public papers, but ever since have
been dwelling on your anguish and tho
loss we havo all sustained in our great
soldier and tender, good man.
May God In His mercy send His COM
forter to you and his children Is my sim
cere prayer,
l do not know where to send this let
ter to you, but will address 1t to Rich
mond, to be forwarded to you.
With love to your children and with.
deepest sympathy, yours faithfully.
V.JETFERsON DAVIS.
April 20, 1905. \ 4. i55= 4 II s5H.G
Mrs. Leo has also received the follow
Ing letter. from the Vice President:
The Vice Presidents Chamber,
washington. May !, 1905.
Il Dear Mrs Lee--Mrs. Fairbanks Joins
me In sending you sincere sympathy IN
the hour OF your great sorrow. We great
Nv priced the frienship OF General Lee, as
dtd all who were privileged to enjoy 1t.
Very sincerely yours.
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS.
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Death Of Colored Woman.

.,,arnn illness of about four months
George Gorge Anna doddn daughter ,no o. o IeG this
Dawson. d =, nor n,sidence No, 2N West
59 WS,,ste ae Street she leaves husband ana
five children, ,,,,a +his evening ut
AZ ne I nv from Fifth Street Baptist ChnIch
S:sS 'F Friends are ihSl'eu
Ia attend. Cal .itis 5.;3 -5si sst 5i
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old Enemies Cross Bats.

Fandol phi Macon and Richmond ~ G 20 tee
WI S,a,.ra p ! # ernoon at a o'clock sharp. a
snecal train will be run down from Ash
land which will bring a bout 20 sr roc n:
for the Brown and Black 4.
No games played here excite more r, re : N
terest than contests, between the no..
rivals, Richmond College and Ra1aao'pn-
Macon ,l3s II 35fl4 AZ, 5+t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
4BoWlers to Banquet.

The virginia state Association. of Bowl o,s. !.
80 ne .p,il hold q banquet at Campbell's
= - ), t L, night at 9 o'clock. rhere
t Iii he about forty bowlers present. MI,
W., ~, w RILEY will be the POSTMASTER, and
he viii introduce tho various spe'i1A'efs
In n style peculiarly his own. 49,
The affair promises to be q most p'esss-