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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-17
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gen ben 6iiasreisn al, ben 2hfsn bon
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3uiiden ben eanaeiiden 8sb6roen uno
amsritaniiden Jii9srn ;u Wslnunsss
beri4ieoenheiten gefommen. Der bri=
tif6e 8Otf9after Surano ertldrt, bab
feline 3esierun9 bon fOl6en 3uifig.
teiten iberbaupt feline abnun9 babe.
Die Berb1ltniHe iiber Die 5ii6ereibe.
redtigungen fno 10 beruidslt, oab Elm
ipe3ielles Stubium basu eeh6rt nm
nur einige 2larbsit tiber b%ieielben 81
erlangen.
% i9ttge gnt 9etbung.
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3eiridter &odforb bot entidieben, bab
Elm Wanr. ielbf usrn sr bsrbeiratbet
it oas &ett bat, in ieinen Sofentai&en
@attenfalen na93utrageit I'm ieii @elb
segen unbefugte alternate 5u f6tBen.
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ibre &oTsnfinger perlebi tuuroen, ais He
bic CUR 3sit leeren 9uisn oes bieoeren
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gstanosnen Strapa3e1 i'm Bette aug.
rubte.
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&sdt babe in ieoer Safde cine 8attsn-
fale su tragsn, tuertt er bies our 9es
idtibuns ieiner gaarmitisl fur notb-
psnois balts.
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4arIsrube, 16. Oct. Ius
Sriebri9sbafen am 8pbsnfee piro ee-
meloet. bab bas reue lentbare 2uft.
fdiff oes @rafen b. Zeppelin nunmebr
fertig III. Ser erffe Muffisg foQ nod
i'm 9aafe bieies Monats erfolsen, tuenn
bic @itisrunesberbdltniRe ss gsffattsn.
Sas nsue 2ufti3iH peif segeniiber
oemienigen BON 1900 mefentli4e gens
berungen auf, beionoers in ben 8or=
ridtunsen fur bic 2entbarfeit. Die
6orm bes aus elmer Mluminiumbsr=
binouns berseftelten 8anons unter=
i9eioet fi9 bon Der eriien rur tusnis,
oa9e9en 1T bic 2dn9e biesmal ni4t
tuiebsr auf 124 Weter, iOnosrn sttpas
ftir3er bemehen. Als widtigfe Neue.
rung aber psrben bic Wotorsn bs3eids
net, bic Obne bas 2ufti9iH idusrsr 3u
b~elaften als bic friiberen, 80 (ftatt 24)
Pfsroetrdfte entpideln t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-17

puebIo, @oIo., Is. Oct. Bei Der
gnt9leiiuns bes mefli@ gebsnben gu.
9es nod ct. 2ouis tpurben IA perfo.
men nabe Sugar gitp berlsbt. Der
llnfal tuurbe our& Elm Museinanber.
tpei4en Der S9ienen beranIabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-17
8etretOe.

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fen, s6c Don RabIen; go. y rotszr "a,
Ofttobsr 6sHe; &asenueses &c
9oru (neues) - $40. l pess b57: sn. 4
metz 5b}c; Go. 8 ueib t5k: 80. 4 NET,
Sole; 30. 2 wsts semtf@t 65e so. 8
metz senrtf9t 65e; go. 4 rrds ss~'It
b3e; So 2 seIb b5te; 30 8 serb t5t.
go. 4 seIb 5S}c; Ro. 3 ssudi9t 55t,;
go. 8 aemhi&t SIC; SO. 4 seu1tfqf 58i
4oIben 54c.
3afer- go. 2 Deser 2ss; 2p. 9 wsset
ass 20. 2 eeasf4tsr g.: 70. 8 ssmHtse
CSC.
pea go. / atnotIS 1910. We.
Q. SO 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-17

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0euobnI. bts gutter 10-l2e; Srtnu bss 6 :
ud5lter A-l6e ; Taney 82s-8se, Gsgh..
DeIow 10 bts acc. Sapa 2s-82r.
Sn Badetsn:
Nriofa $14.2s. Zion $1t.25. Series sIl 25;
Caracas S14.2 rs, Diawcrtb'3 SIs 80, Esss
Sara 8IenS $17.50, @Iimas Sara glens,
$l4's5, Ourico $It.25.
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SuInertfrter 6.37e; gf4a puIpertFrtr 8 sac,
fetter sranulrter 5.12e; gabes Sac: Sen,
feetsoners' G6.02e; Wtbsepoob U Ate; skB,
mtg u 4.67e; empire u 4.s2e; SbsaI arra
GoIben 6 4.57e: Dinbfor grtra 6 4.52rI
&tsseDoob 6 4.4ae; seIber 9 I. S7s; is 8
ber AZ.
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00Ione.
BidIes-2400 TN Sab SO; 1900 tn, Gas
So; 1900 TN SaIbfab $500; 400 I'M Vas
$50.
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8 gfnnb Radete 8. 3orn, l BIB. srfss
4X-6}c.
ganbp-7S etanser, senf9t u; 90,
Ger semii&t e3c; Banner 9pia &c; er.nz
Sonbons lOe; Hs. 2 Cream senij9t qe
@etrofnete 5ri9te-AepfeI, Gu Der Spxxs
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeerew 7e ptf TVS;
@ttron 18e Biz 14e; &oRnen. 3 grcssx, De.
Rfunb, &c, 8 Growu 7ae, 4 Gropx 7is icer
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euItana 7ie, tmportt=te SuItana lie bts lac
California Gpriioien 81 Ste l2c.
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-6}t sebro&ener, &c.
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gRanbeIn IA; ueiGi@aIise &aEbsEn l6
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-17
Dmtter, 9ses sws Wsanse.
fpIoexbe Hretie:

3dnbIer besobIen fsIeexbe frehe:
Butter - Country, 1Aes Sreerssrp 70 /,
OIeix 24e
Gier-I8e per Dptenb.
Qlbner SIC. Adbne 8. Turtstk-i0-l2c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-17
Qafe.

gngros . BerfaufspreHs SxYozttst,
S&peberidie 80e per Bfanb etssssnti Be-
S@weperfdie TIC, @tseoxfn Cream . Sdf
Is, Neru Dori 6bebborSi l8s. stnaetui'
{&er 2tnnburser lie, Bird Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-17
6 haffee aus 5 rantret6
aurtif

NN" ~
Nrmee mitsema9t bat, bat er beute
pisber feline pfidten i'm 9risssospart-
ment aufsenommen.
Sen. ghafee mar bel benz 8siu4e
in 6rantrsi1 bon ben 8enerdlen @ro'
3ier unb Bell begleitst.
Sen, @baHee fpra9 in ausortiden
b6afer Nnsrfennung bon ben @polu-
tiOnsn Der frans6Ff9en armse.
@elbes s ieber.
8idsburs, MiR., Is. Oct. 6sute
tpurbsn bier 8 neue JdQe bonn 9slb.n
Sieber rnb 8 Sooesfdls angemelbet.
Or. @uiteras bebauptst, oab We9iel
in Der an3abl Der 2rantbeitsfdle ansu-
nebmen feisn, bab aber Die epidemic
unter 2cr.rple fei.
Nep Orleans, 16. Oct. Bic
6 ubr beute Nbenb waren ansemeloet:
Neue Sdle Is, inseeiammt 1929,
Sooesfdae 3, i'm @an3en 434, neue
Seu&enberbe A, unter 8ebanolung
139 periOnen, als sebeilt entlafen
2756 psrionsn.
Banffra1.
@IebeIanb, o., Is. Oct. =
9ie .Snbemnitn sabias & 2oan
@Ompanp", Elm gant' Snfitut In
go. 353-355 SUPERIOR trabe. Df
nsts bsuts ibre Shore ni9t. sic tin.
biste an. oaB fe bas @ef9dft I'm Die
Sdnoe bon 8. &. SanbOrn gelegt
babe.
6 I 4 m 6rber tp irb unbe-
must sum W6roer.
pbiIabeIpbta, Is. Oct. =
Sonntae Worgen, turs nod Witter.
na9t, tebrte Der Bidder Wiaiam 8ogel
bpn elmer auseebsbnten 8ierrsiie nod
ieinem 2ogirbaufe 3urid, in Der Ib.
iat, fd bas 2eben gu nebrsn. Sn
Jolse ieinss 3ufanoss gsrietb er in
bas 3immer feines Jreunbes @Ottlieb
gurtbarot, Der In feHem S9lummer
lag, brebte ben Gasbahn an unb le9te
f1 riiebsr.
Nm Hadmittase murbert bic iibrigsrt
Sausbepobnsr bur9 ben ftarfen 8as-
gerut) aufmertfam gema9t. Der aug
benz 3immer fr6mte, unb als man bic
Sbir 6fnete, fano man 8ossl uno
Burf6arbt srftidt Dor.
5 m tt
Srentor n, q. s., Is. Oct. -
Wm. 3. gepins, % Sabre alt, erf9oB
ieinen 8ater auf einsm Sausboots, aIs
berieIbe ieine Wutter nit einem NteHer
beorobte.
g6fer u nsthdsfaIi.
S amesto 10 n. 81. g., Is. Oct.
Sin 66ier unfaI paIirte benz poblha-
bsnben 5OIsbdnbler Milton .. Stone.
Guf Der Sago ging bas @epebr bon
Grant Sears los uno bie S9rotlabuns
orang Stone In bic Brui. ct ftarb
faft au9enblidli9.
5euer | m q E d n n s.
@ew Dorf. 16. Set. Snfolse
zines fe~blerbaften S9ornHeins, mar
beute Wittag In @afle @iIiams auf
@obernor's Sslanh Geuer a~usgebros
DEN, tpobur9 urltsr ben 300 Wilitdr.
@efangenen cine panif %entfanb. 3usi
@ei4ibe Der Batteris saben In 3ui.
f4enrdumen Sdthe ab, bic basu beis
trugsn ales in Der nmgegenb auf bic
Beine gu %brin9en. Srobbem gelang es
balo iDieoer bic Orbnung b~er3ufeuen.
Inter f&arfer Bebeduns murben bic
@~efangeneu in's Srsis ssfhbrt, uns ben
minber @efdbrli9en ssftattet. ft9 an
cen 26i&arbeiten 3u betbsilisen. -@s
9eIarg ben Sranb 3u bsmsiftsrn, obne
ausudrtige SiIfe an3urufen.
2anaIfom
@abi n o n, Is. Oct. Die
2analtommihdre tuel9e su elmer Bs.
f9tisung nod benz Sfbmus sseanssn
uarer, tperoen nit benz geiratb Der
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

Skinner, of Greenville: Miss Susie
Heck. Mrs. r. B. Glenn, Mrs. j. X.
Marshall, Mrs. Hubert A Royster,
Mrs. Ashby Baker, Mrs. Edwin Fell
lows. Mrs. William Williamson, Mrs.
Henry Miller, Mrs. Thorpe, of Rocky
Mount.
1. i ].
MIR. AND MRS. GILBERT CHASE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
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Social Events at Greensboro.

Greensboro. y. c., Feb. 23.---(Spe-
cial. J---One OF the most enjoyable So
cial functions OF the season was the
at Home given this evening by Mir.
and Mrs. Sidney Love Alderman in
celebration of the fifteenth anniver-
sary of their marriage. The beautiful
residence on West Market street was
artiStically decorated ana during the
evening over one hundred friends
called to extend congratulations and
best wishes. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Among the out of town guests were:
Dr.. and Mrs. j. Garland Sheriff., Of
Louisville. Ky; Lieut.. Clarence O.
Sheriff.. of Fort Leavenworth. Kan;
DR.. Il. G. Sheriff.. of Raleigh; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. o. Sheriff.. of Raleigh, and
Miss Hazel Love. of Wilmington.
There was a delightful dance at the
assembly hall OF the Benbow last ev-
cning, given complimentary TO Misses
Blanche Foote. of Wilson, and Hazel
Love, of Wilmington. Thirty couples
participated and dancing lasted from
o'clock to ] this morning. Excellent
music was furnished by 4 Greensboro
orchestra.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Waynick, at nine
o'clock last evening, Miss Cora Way
nick and Mr.. j. c. Moore, of Durham.
We're united in marriage Rev. G. f..
Hodgin officiating, in the presence OF IL
number of friends. The couple left
this morning for their future home in
Durham, where the groom is n sue
cessful young business man.
:. y y
Exciting NatrimOny.
News leaked into this Office of q.
thrilling matrimonial occurrence
that took place in CASTOR county. A
young man went to Dallas and got
his license to marry certain young
lady. When he reached the domicile
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

on application of the injured party,
made as by law provided. in the fol-
lowing cases and none other: Cd If
either party shall commit adultery
subsequent to marriage: Provided. the
same be rot committed with the con-
sent or cOnniVance of the complain
ant: And provided further, that the
complainant shall not have voluntar>
lily cohabited with the other party
after knowledge of the fact of adult
cry; CD If either party at time OF the
marriage was and still is naturally
impotent; CD If the wife at the time
OF the marriage be pregnant. and the
husband be ignorant of the fact OF
such pregnancy and be not the father
of the enid with which the Wife was
pregnant at the time Of the marriage;
(4) II either party. either before or
after marriage, shall contract and
communicate to the other any veneer
cal disease the injured party shall be
entitled to Il divorce absolute.
Sec. >. That all laws and clauses OF
laws in conflict with this act are here
by repealed.
Sec. 3. That this act shall not affect
suits begun prior to its ratification.
Sec. 1. That this act shall take effect
from and after its ratification.
The following roll call was had on
the Biggs' amendment, which was Il
test between the Code law and the
McNinch divorce bill:
Ayes-Messrs. Alley. Biggs, Bow
man, Britt, Buchanan. Butler Camp
bell, Chesson, Cowles Cunningham,
Etheridge, Finney. Fleming. Glenn.
Graham. of Granville. Graham. OF
Lincoln. Hawkins. Harrison. Halves.
Henry. Hutchinson, Joyner. Laughing
house. Meekins, Mitchell. Morgan,
Murphy, of Buncombe. Mcfarland.
Olive. Owens. Perry. Pink, Redwine.
Ityburn, Shipman. Simpson, of Gates.
Sledge. Stewart. Stickley. Stokes, Tay-
Tor. of Brunswick. burlington. Turner.
Uzzell, Vestal, Wade, Williams. Wood
ard. of Wilson.--49.
Noes-Mcssrs. Alexander. Andrews.
Austin. Bonev. Canady. Cox David
son, Davis of Burke. Davis. of Hay
wood, Ehringhaus. Feimster. Fisher.
Freeman. Gayle. Gordon. of Guilford.
Gordon, of Stokes. Cover. Graham. OF
Alamance. Hall, Harris. Hasten. Hol-
lowell, Humphreys, Jones. Kirk.
koonce, Little, Lockart. Morphew,
Murphy. of Rowan, McGill. McNincb,
Mcqueen, Pitt Powers. Rector. Red
ding. Rives, Robertson, Roberts. Rog-
ers. Stronach Taylor of Vance. Thag-
gard. Waddill. Warburton. Webb.
West. of Baden, West. of Cherokee.
White, Winborne. Wood Woodland. of
Pamlico. Young.-55.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

of his betrothed. her father held her
under the key. Whercupon the pros
pective groom was about to boUlbard
the castle in which his lady was lock-
ed. To avoid trouble the old gentle
man gave q bystander $1J5 to buy
the young mans license. lie sold his
license, but did not drop his quest
Going To i.incointon, he purchased
him another license for $500 thereby
clearing $l2. The next day found
him hefore q magistrate with lady
Of his heart Cleveland Star.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
A Complimentary Dance Which Wa.
An Event Of Social Interest.

Williamson, \. c.. Feb. e.
On the evening of the 2lst inst,
the browning event of the social sea-
son OF 1909 was the delightful dance
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis S.
Biggs, plimentary to Mrs. Biggs'
brother and his young bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Chase. of New York.
and Havana, CUBA. Mr.. and Mrs.
Biggs received from eight to eleven
o'clock.
Mi. Chase is a lieutenant IN the
United States navy. now being sta
toned ON the Dixie" He is q gen.
tleman of much culture, being a
most aristocratic families of Old Vir-
ginia. He wore the full uniform of
his rank. Mrs. Chase was the pref
ty senor!ta Maria Theresa Eldemira
Culmcll, of Havana. Cuba. the
daughter of Senior Culmell, the con-
SUI 10 Cuba from Denmark.
She has all the beauty that charac-
terZes the Cuban maiden. and.
charms which women OF the South
possess. Her gown was one of most
exquisite design. it was white crepe
de Paris. apnliqued with English
lace made over q foundation Of taffe-
Ia. Her jewels were emeralds and
diamonds.
The music during the evening was
rendered b. Prof. Beale's Italian or
chestra, which was particularly sweet,
ftla ying much Spanish and Cuban
music in. honor of Mrs. Chase.
During the evening a light refresh
ment was served.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
Miss Carrie Barnes Entcrtains.

Miss Carrie Lewis Barnes enter
tanned a few friends at a Colonial Tea
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
North Person street, in honor of her
brother. Mr.. Chas. /. Barnes. of Elm
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
Women Are Like Men.

In sermon q few Sundays ago. Ian
Maclaren stated that women are less
just than men: 'Criticise one she
likes. and all the passion in her nature
v i'll be reused, and justice Will. on oc-
casion, be held of no account. 1t is
not that men are better, but they arc
calner and have not perhaps the same
power of passionate devotion. | would
beg OF all women not to be less loyal.
less lavish in their affection, but fairer.
more willing to do justice To those they
dislike, and. above all, l would beseech
them never to pursuade Il man to an
act of in iuStice OF cruelty"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
Fortnightly Review Club.

The Fortnightly Review Club met
with Mrs. Julian Undertake yester-
day afternoon. The home was very
prettily decorated, the color scheme
being red, white and blue. Dainty re-
freshments were served and most
delightful time was had.
Besides the regular members of the
club. the following visitors We're
present: Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. Harry
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
VIII Be Repeated.

The musical service and organ re-
cital which WIS so successfully given
ut the Church of the Good Shepherd
Sunday evening, February 18th, will,
by request Cf the congregation, be re-
peatcd next Sunday evening. February
26th. Miss Anderson. teacher. of Nio-
lin at the Baptist University, will as
sist in the recital. y cordial invitation
is extended to the public and to the
imemborS of the General Assembly TO
sattend this and ether services at this
church.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
The JOfnsOnian Club.

The Johnsonian Club met with Mrs.
A. w. Knox yesterday afternoon. 1t
was the regular meeting Of the club
and n full attendance was present.
The meeting was one OF interest and
profit. and those who attended were
delighted at having attended.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
TuscarOra Club.

The TuscarOra Club met with Mrs.
j. A. Scott yesterday afternoon, this
being the regular meeting of the club.
a most delightful time was spent and
q goodly number of the members
were present.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
Washington Birthday Party.

Mr.. Wade Brown has issued the
following invitation. which is i'm the
interest OF the Woman'S Christian
Temperance Union:
General and Lady WASHINGTON will
be pleased TO receive their friends
the public, at the home of Mr.. Wade
X. Brown. sos North Person street.
on February twenty-fourth. nineteen
hundred and five. at eight O'Clock p.
m. Silver offering at the door for the
benefit OF the w. C., n. L.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
Daughters of Revolution.

All members of this society who are
interested in the proposed new library
building and hall of records are re-
quested to be present at the capitol
this evening at 8 o'clock rs the bill
will come up before the committee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
Making Friends
Every Day.
This can truthfully be said of
leH-O
Ice Cream
POWDER

the new product for making the most delicious Ice
cream you ever ate; everything in the package. All
grocers are placing it in stock II your grocer can't
supply you send BIC. for two packages by mail Four
kinds: Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry and unnavored.
Address, The Genesee Pure Food Co., lie Roy, n. Y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-02
ODD OCCURRENCES.

An ingenious Greene county MOI
farmer has rugged his farm wagon
up with gasoline motor and runs into
Springfield several times week auto
style.
The judges at Nevada (Mo.) baby
show last week gave every child a
prize. AS the mothers of the babies
were all there they didn't dare do
otherwise.
A Mexican and full-blood Pawnee In
dian were married in the probate court
at Pawnee, Kan, the other day. Meth
er understood the language of the 9TH
er. Night Marshal Wriston acted as
interpreter for the Mexican, and a
court attache translated the Pawnee
responses into English.
Richard William Jones was pinned
to the ground by large bowlder at
the Llanberis quarry, Wales, on June
IT, When his comrades lifted the rock
from his mangled body, he said:
Lads, sing o. God, Give Me Thy
Peace" They sang it as they carried
him to a hospital, where he died.
Last year an Englishman spending
his holidays at Lake Windermere
bought for $25 >an old grandfather
clock that he had seen in a cottage
1t was damaged in transit, and the
owner let the express company keep
it in payment of $25. The company
has just sold it for $500.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-02

should show his teeth and say, Dee
lighted" and all the way to St Peters
burg dad carried out his part of the
programme and we we're not robbed
once on the trip. but dad tried to
smoke one of the cigarettes that was
given him by Cossack, and he died
in my arms, pretty near.
They make cigarettes out of baled
hay that has been used for beddings
and covered with paper that has been
used to poison flies. l never smelled
anything so bad since they fuInigated
our house by the board of health after
the hired girl had smallpox.
Well. we got to st. Petersburg In
an awful time, and went to a hotel,
suspected by the police. and marked
as undesirable guests by the Cossacks
and winked at by the walking dele
gates and strikers who thought we
were non-union men looking for their
jobs.
The next day the religious cere-
mony of blessing the Neva" took
place, where all the population gets
out on the bank of the river, with
overshoes on, and fur coats, and looks
down on the river, covered with ice
four feet thick, and the river is
blessed. In our country the people
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-02

1t Is gratifying to note that the
commission intrusted with the distri-
button Of the awards provided by the
Carnegie hero fund have not confined
their benefactons to the giving of
medals, but have granted substantial
sums OF money to number of worthy
and deserving persons-the widows
IN most instances, of men who have
lost their lives in heroic service to hu.
manity. The distribution Of bronze
and silver medals does not serve the
purposes nor further the objects fol-
which this hero fund was primarily
created.
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There are many ways of getting a
living in New York City. but the most
amazing OF them all was partly unfold
ed in the Tombs> court recently when
II was alleged there was regular es-
tablished business for losing babies"
there, the headquarters of the gang
q long time the managers of children's
societies have been convinced that the
losing" of babies has been conducted
Systematically. For many months they
have found too much system In the
abandonment Of babies not to believe
there was . regular trade in IL
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would damn river that had ice four
feet thick, but in Russia they bless
anything that will stand it, We got
good place on the bank of the river,
with about million people who had
sheepSkin coats on, and who steamed
like sheep ranch, and were enjoy
ing the performance, looking occa-
sionally at the Winter palace. where
the car was peeking out of window,
wondering from which direction a
bomb would come to blow him up,
when battery of artillery across the
river started to fire salute, and then
the devil was to pay. 1t seems that
the gentlemen who handled the guns,
and who were supposed to fire blank
cartridges into the air, put in loaded
cartridges, filed with grape shot, and
took aim at the Winter palace, and
cut loose at Mr.. Car.
Well, you would have been par
alyzed to see the change that came
over that crowd, blessing the river
one minute and damning the car and
the grand dukes the next The shot
WShl lHtO llO w lAlCl pcldCO tuU UOI0
the furniture and ripped up the cell
ing of the room the car was N, and
in a moment all was chaos, as though
every Russian knew the car was to
be assassinated at that particular no.
ment, and all rushed toward the
Winter palace as though they expect
ed pieces of the Little Father would
be thrown out the window for them
to play football with. For a people
who are supposed to be lawful and
law-abiding. and who love their rulers
it seemed strange to see them all sc
tickled when they thought he was
blown higher than a kite by his owl
soldiers.
Dad and started with the crowd
for the Winter palace, and then We
had a taste of monarchial govern
ment The crowd was rushing ovel
us and dad got mad and pulled of
his coat and said he could whip any
COMPOUNDED foreigner that rubbed
against him with sheepskin coat on
and he was just on the point O.
shifting fellow with whiskers tina
looked like scrambled bristles off i,
black hog when d regiment Of Cos
sacks came down on the crowd. ridin,