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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25

1S07--AnS artnistice between the Emperors
OF France and Russia, when they
held personal conference upon a
raft moored in the River Nlemen,
near Tilsit. The soverelgns em-
braced ench other, and retiring under
canopy, had a long conversation.
g5 to which no one was a witness.
1s15-Bonaparte's farewell address to his
soldiers.
1s2a-Alexnnder% Griffiths, parricide and
suicide, was buried in the cross roads
near London; the last. one Inferred.
as tho act giving suicides Christian
burial then took effect
185e-The American Commodore Tatnall
assists the English at the Chinese
engagement on the Peiho River. say
Ing, ..Blood Is thicker than water
1s7e-Battle OF the Little Big 68 Horn
{Sioux Rlsing). General Custer
Seventh United States cavalry. zoo
strong. attacked tho village Of the
Sioux chief. Sitting Bull. The cav.
airy on this occasion lost 265 Killed..
1s77-Battle Of KILL Tepe (Russo-Tu rk-
ish war; between the Russians, ,in-,
der Generol Loris Mellkoff, and tho
Turks In superior numbers, under
Mahtar Pasha. The Russians We're
- defeated, and forced Il to raise the
III Il Siege OF Ikars. 5s5 Il,
1ss+The heirs OF Richard Wagner res
fused an offer of $25o00O from an
American for the exclusive rights to
Parsfal.
1se4-Asiatic cholera broke out at Tou-i
Ion, France. extending to Marseilles
and other French cities, with great
panic, and mortality amounting to
5,79S In three months $
1ess-The Americans, under General
Chaffee, occupy Sevlla, which had
been abandoned by the Spaniards.
1eo3-King Peter Of Servia takes oath
OF office
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FULTON NEWS.

Captain George ". Rogers, for fourteen
~ az sSoo wd qa a a ee
Engine Company No: s, OF which he
has been tion
Rogers viii VIII be accepted BY the school
with regret, and 1t is with the, deepest
regret that he tenders his reslgnatlon.
iinte ed he has missed only four scs-
Count Of large fires; 4 quarterly con- ION.
sonSe w Pc esp a6 Ro wess Win es
ter upon his duties as stationary cap
tain on July LIST.
Miss Bertha Washer has returned from
Mrs. David Hepburn and children are
spending the summer IL Lower He s1l''
Thomas Mays .. Ct st., Rla Lacks
Hicks is extremely Ill with fever a t tho
residence Of her father on the Williams ans
Nc Ra }sS.1 Arcssst e guGn p ANA
eft seysfsh the enths ag1
1 and w snsa sireken down With tovsr. p
Ills hrother's bedside and as soon as
conditions would permit br r}n him nm
WAS stated to be Improving slowly. but
J his condition is still regarded as serious
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah A. Alexander,
who died Thursday afternoon at her resi-
3dence $500 Williamsburg Avenue. TOOK
place yesterday afternoon at five O'Clock
from Weddell Memorial Chapel
Mrs 8 J9g n o and d "a ME an q
Mrs Lewis Washer.
Misses Ruth Sears and Annie Schmidt
have returned from a visit to friends IN
1 Tha Richmond Cedar Works Will tender
the members of tho fire department of tho
plant q moonlight excursion on TUESDAY
night.
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.E|;:.L|.LERsON.

Miss Frances Andrews is still confined
to her bed from sickness. Isl 5s. Il
T. S. Garrett, the proprietor Of Ruth
land Hotel. is now suffering from an
affection OF his, right hand.
Little William Melton Is now sick IN
his home near Pole Green.
Mrs. Ella Lucord has returned to her
home near Atlees after a pleasant stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Atkins. OF
King William county.
Rev. Clayton futile Is expected home
this month from Nashville. Tenn, where
he attended school during the past term
ercises at Walnut Grove Church was pre-
pared by Mrs. Blanche Beadles, Mrs
Pearl Jeter, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Miss
Grace Quarles, Mrs. Matte Jenkins, and
Mrs. Matte Bowles. and was both varied
and beautiful and executed BY the chill
dren with a skill and grace that won ,,o \
delighted. Miss Edna Smith presided
at the organ and the following. scholars
took part: Misses Allen Quarles, Julia
Jeter, Blanch Pondexter. Susie Roberts,
Mia Wood Alse Taliaferro Eleanor
Starke. Lily Glass, Mamie Fuller. Bessie
Lee sVerlander, Mamie Brooks; Mabel
Brooks. Lily Bell Quarles. Myrtle Sua-
wager, Ethel Suavager, Thelma Cosby, Lu-
ellie Beadles, Louise Cosby. Louise, Ma
bel Roberts, Hattie starke: and Masters
Fristoe Nelson. Winthrop Verlander Jeff
Verlander, Howard Brooks. Leslie Rob
erts, Howard Cosby. Robby Lee JENKINS,
way Fuller, The collection amounted
to l$6715.
4 81. C.. II. Ryland, pastor. presided and
conferred prizes on Mabel Roberts, Luz
ellie Beadles and Thelma Cosby, who got
the largest collections.
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NEWS o..
THE SUBURBS
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs. Thomas Morris and children, stu
art and Isabel, Mrs. Lonnie Mitchell and
son, Clarence, and Mrs. Frank Jones and
Miss Edna Jones. compose a Jolly party
Beach.
Miss Florence Brltton has returned from
West, Point where she spent several
Mr.. Percy Patterson visited his family
In Portsmouth during the past week,
tssey are spe1dng some sy time
g. G. Cox. who are spending some time
at Buckroe beach, last Thursday. 5.
Mozelle, the little daughter OF Mrs.
residence of her aunt. Mrs. 6. 7. Per-
kins. on Twenty-third Street
Mrs. L. B. Morrison and children have
returned from visit to relatives In Han
Mr.. s. n. Collins. Of Williamsburg,
! Va. will be the guest of his son, MIR.
eso S G3 hs t aa a9ns y Ma Hn T
Shank.
Little Isabel .Albertson. was the suc-
cessfu winner in the doll contest given
benefit OF the piano fund. Each OF the
other children were given n doll as con ;
ISOLATION, after having engaged In hard
Miss, Rosa Collins, OF Greensboro. N.
c., will be the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
William Sharp. this week.
Mrs. Florence BeadlSs has returned from
-
Little Es.ellc Perkins Is sick at her
parents residence on l3Twenty-second
inIst the home OF Mr.. and Mrs w. y.
Gary, few evenings ago for the benefit
OF the Fnlrmount Hive OF Lady Macca-
bees. The evening was very pleasantly
spent In music and games by the little
folks. Among those present were:
QoY n Al Z QnSH
SON Ethel Atkinson. Lottic Roney,
Hazel Hun. Edna Akers GLADYS
Gary. Lidwcl Thorp Charlie Mccarthy,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Gary and Mrs Nc
caralna. ' who s are now IN New ss' York viii
Fletcher IN q few days.
& The. marriage OF Miss May witham and
Mr.. Allen HUFF during the past week,
The bride is quite a pretty and at
trae,iye :. young lady and is the organiat
OF this section and is held in high esteem
by large circle OF friends.
"Wednesday; June 2lst..in the First Ban
list Church In Eiizabeth, City. N e..
when Miss Carrie May Cherry and Mr..
T ha d, e Wse Mrs
Fletcher. OF 1903 Twenty-frst Street, and
has visited here several times and made
many warm friends during her stay. Mr..
and Mrs. Wise are now visiting. several
northern cities and Will visit friends in
Fairmount on their way back home.
Mr.. George Collins is out again after.
ba!nE confined to his home several days
by sickness.
Miss Annie Ennis daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Ennis. very delightfully."- enter
tained quite a number OF her young
friends at her home, Thursday night.
for the benefit of her Sunday-sc1ool
class at the Baptist Church. Miss En-
mis- Is only little girl OF thirteen sum-
mers. and deserves much credit In ar
The programme was entirely gotten up
g. BY her, and en- braced several recIta-
lions. readings music and many other
,mnsInr features. a neat little sum
vas realized. BY request the enter
.ainmcnt will DO repeated In the near
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turned home after visiting Mr. s. A.
Bailey, Of Williamsburg Avenue.
Miss Annie Pcyton, OF Charlottesville
has return ed home after spending several
weeks as the guest Of Miss Jennie GARTH
right, OF Fulton Hill 558t
William Miller, negro man employed
as engineer at divers brickyard. just
below Fulton, was badly scaldcd yes
steam pipe. DR.. George Barksdale was
summoned and dressed the wounds,
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Taught In Texas.

Young lady school-teacher was attempt
ing to teach spelling class the mean
Ing OF certain noun BINDINGS In English.
'Now, what does nearer end In. Tom
my?'' she inquired
~, Err ma am he answered.. s
Correct. And what does that suffix
mean2'
,.Ono who.' ma am"
Correct again. So a nearer Is ono who
l.Sars, isn't it?"
'.Yes, mn'am."
Nov. Willie, can YOU tell me what the
word 'chrnter' ends In"
"a kllIng!" promptly renl!ed Willie,
whose father ran the faro hank game;
And shn never persuaded Willie that
there could be any other possible tarni-
nation.-Ncw Orleans Times-pomoerat,
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q Mrs. NJ. Collins and little son. Meredith.
eft last Thursday to spend a monti,
Mr.. L. P. Leach has returned after a
pleasant stay with friends OF Alpha.
Mrs. j. Iiidwell and little granddaugh-i
ter, have returned homo after spending
,everal days with relatives In Washing
Little Rivers Goodall is much better
Road.
Mrs. VIM. Poat expects to leave in a
weeks on a pleasure trip. accompanied. by
Hrs. j. Vlnson. S
Mrs L. Bashan still remains quite sick
Ct sT Mss A NS o WSed s' ss returned
Ting Mary and cindn O'Neill. OF Chelsea
Hill MIR. and Mrs Percy Vermileria have
returned homo after visiting relatives on
Chestnut Hill.
! Miss Rosa clifford Is Improving at her
home on Maddox Eli. where she has been
sick for s several days; -. ,,,aa 80,
her little daughter, Theln1a. to spend the
rest Of the summer with relatives in
elk Fiji; Va q. {. : :. = - I
her r. home 4, on Littlepage Street. Maddox
Mr.. William Bolten is able to he up
after being operated on for appendicitis
r I. (. } & (
Miss Bertha Bailey expects to leave In
! few days to spend several months with
relatives In Albcnlarle county. Va
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. Wright left last
week to spend several weeks at Ocean
View.
Jane at her parents home on Wood
Street. a, Va.
Miss Jessie Kirby has returned home
after Visiting relatives i, IN RIeh,m me
rick at his home on Wood Street.
Little katie Hart Is somewhat better
It her parents home on Bowling Green
Road. Va
Mrs. J. Frank and daughter, Alma,
ypent last week with relatives In Rich
The regular Thursday night prayer
meeting was held In tho Methodist
chapel on Chelsea Hill last Thursday night.
BY Mr.. r. b. Scott. He urges all on
the hill to be present this coming Thurs
day night, Good music and good sing
Ing will be greatly enjoyed by all.
Miss Laura Alternately and two
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THIS DAY TN HISTORY
June 25th.

15ee-.An imperial diet assembled at
Speyer Germany; rites Of the Re-
formed Church observed, It was at
this sitting that Charles Y,AproY1sed
AZ the meeting OF general council for
reforming the abuses OF the church.
1675-Battle OF Rathenow Swedish In
yaslon OF Brandenburg) between the
Rrandcnburgers, 1000 strong, under
tho Elector Frederick William. and
tho Rwedas, under Charles XI,
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK,

Miss Julia Daineson, Of Warrenton,
North Carolina, is the guest Of Mrs.
Fleming. OF Fourth Avenue. @
The Cleaners Society. OF Mizpah Pres
byterian Church.. held It's regular monthly
meeting last Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock in the lecture room OF the church.
Miss Susie C7eaton, from RidgeWay.
N. c., is visiting relatives on the Hill
Miss Nellie Booth, Of the Virginia
Home OF Incurablcs. IS spending the.
summer with Mrs. Thomas Whiting, OF
Miss Rebe Davis. Of Richmond, has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Ida Cat
lin, OF Fourth Avenue.
Miss Mary Leach. Of Barton Heights,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Fleming, Of Fourth
Avenue. -,
Miss Warmer is visiting Mrs. c. w.
Miss Carson is visiting Mrs. F1ippen,
of Fifth Avenue. Chestnut Hill.
The annual Sunday school picnic OF
Highland Park church. will be held at
5Buckroe Beach. tomorrow (Monday),t
June 2eth. Train leave G. & Q. depot
Miss Miss n. E. II Brooks is visiting Mrs.
Yarbrough, OF Fifth Avenue, Chestnut
M M, Fllpen, Of Fifth Avenue, who
has been Quite sick, is improving.
Mrs. w. 2. Pollard has returned to
her home on Fourth Avenue, after spend-
ing several weeks visiting friends IN Nor
Mi Miss Jennie Nance. Of Chestnut Hin;
left last week for Tennessee. to spend
some time. 335a Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25
July 18th at the Seashore.
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
Norfolk & Western Ry.
NORFOLK and VIRGINIA B]

NORFOLK and VIRGINIA BEACH,
i Special train of Yostibuled Coaches Will
through to Norfolk and Virginia Beach
without change OF cars In either direction
on the following fast schedule: Leave;
hohmond $50 a. M PeteFshurk s@ A. A.
beach 1l;46 A. NJ, laturnlng leave Vir-
ginla Beach $3.50 T, NJ. Norfolk 7:16, T.
NJ, arrive Richmond 10 r. NJ, Fare 10
Norfolk and return. $1,00i Virginia Beach
and return, sl.25. For tickets and further
apply at company Office, sSS
East Main Street, or at ticket Office,
Byrd streat Station. ~,
J NO u. WAGNER, G, II, BoSLEf,
City Pass. Agt, Dist, Pass Ast.
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FOURTH OF JULY RATES
IA NORFOLK AND WESTERN NV

Tickets at greatly reduced rates Will
be sold on July LIST. 30, "a and 4th. good
FOR return passage Until July 9th. 1867
from Richmond: Norfolk and RETURN,
$3.50; Virginia Beach and return. 3s.,os
Lynehhurg and return, $500. and cor.
responding low rates 70 all other points
south OF the Ohio and east ~ the ..is-
sissppi Rivers. For tickets and further
Information, apply to Richmond Transfer
Company; Ticket Agent. Byrd Street ala-@s
ton. or at company's office, Sss East
Main Street, IN 5Sa a
5NC, u, WAGNER, G, III noSLE I. j }fSai
City Pass. AgI Dist Pass. Ar
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G. & q
81 EXCURSIONS 81
Ju'y Ath July
NoRF q
AND THE
SEASIDE
Trains 3 rains
ROUND d. i. --$l.OO "TRIP.

on July 4th trains will leave c.. & O..
Main Street Station 8, $50 and 9 A. M,
8 and $3.50 trains will make no stops. 9 a.
NJ. train stops only at Newport News.
Returning trains leave Old Point, 4:55 p.
NJ, 7:S0 p. NJ. and i9:45 p. NJ, giving u
hours at the seaside, Passengers can
remain In Norfolk until P. M, Ocean.
View Q P. M, Passengers desiring to
spend the day at Cape Henry and Yir-
ginla Beach connect at Norfolk with
electric line running through to the Beach
every half hour.
TWO SPECIAL T RAINS EVERY SUN.
DAY TO POPULAR BEACH PARK,
so CENTS ROUND &ThlP.
Leave Richmond 1880 a, M. and 400
p NJ, returning, leave West Point 500
and 1000 p. NJ. tickets good on either
train & II is a delightful pace to spend
the day or an afternoon. Special train
leaves Richmond every week day at $50
r. NJ. returning, leaves West Point 1000
r, M. Fifty cents round trip.
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BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW NJ Rt<,
BALTIMORE AND WASHtk0TONs ts
VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN a9ssa

n HalIr5 HY.4 NIVO . ENNFE u =. b, 5li..t4s
The ocean Shore Limited" leaving
Richmond daily ut p. NJ, arriving Nor-5
folk $50 P. NJ. Quickest time made bo-S
tween the two clties). makes close cons
nectlon with Merchants and Miners Line
Old Dominion Line and Bay Line ateanl-
ers, sailing from Norfolk to above points.
Richmond connecting at Norfolk With
Merchants and Miners steamers, Pass
sengers desiring to do so may leave Rich
mond at A. NJ. and spend day In Nor
folk. Tor tickets, stateroom berths and
general information, apply ito John L.
Wagner. City Passenger Agent. Norfolk
Street C. II. BOSLDY,
Dist, Pass, Agent. "
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IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TiMx''

ALONG THE C. g. o. 8RY.
Summer excursion tickets with liberal
limits and atop-oyer privileges on sals +
June LIST. y 4 G
Low rate Communication tickets for fans
lies spending the summer In the coln-
try. q u
Low rate weekend excursion tickets for
heads Of families and Sunday visitors.
Grass W!dowers' Monday morning spe,a
cal train, July 10th to August 18th.
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MECHANIC {; /. csvILLEs NEWS

Mrs. NJ Collins and little son. Meredith.
eft last Thursday to spend a mont,
With relatives and friends In Washing
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Mrs. r. j. Brock. Among the o. guests
we're: MI. and Mrs. Joseph Merriman.
NJ. and :, Mrs r H Carter. Mr.. and
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Woodson.
Miss Lena Fox and Charles Montgomery,
Oracle Butler and Joe Terry. Miss Stella
Butler and Fred. Perkins, Miss Minnie
Butler and George McNamee, Miss BlanSh
Brock and George Merrina1 Miss Bslls
Blanch Evelyn and Frank Marshall.
Misses Lottye Morien and Mary Black.
burn and Mamie Morlen. after a pleasant
Mrs. Len Ellis, OF No.. 1918 West
Cary Street, has as her guest her nephew,
Mr. Hugh Grafaon 81 ya
has returned TO- her, home in Norfolk.
Mr. George Rona sn,I Is EXPECTED ST. home
he has a large contract In stone ma
Miss Daisy Hicks has returned. home
after ysa spennd a,ns some time with TRENDS
at MRS. Mess ot ten Hates Is quite sick at her
home on West Cary Street.
y E sebn Re PuSshn ma co
pany, left Tuesday for a business trip
through the Carolnas and Tennessee.
Mrs. August VoenkemperS has returned
home after two months stay with her
sister in Upper Henrlco."
Miss Ruth Hates Is at home on va.
cation after attending boarding school
at Saratoga, New York. for the past two
years.
Mrs. George Mayo and Mrs. Roy Bat
kins have returned home after spending
some time with friends near Hampton.
Mrs. Mamie Wright has returned to her
home near Bowling Green. Va, after
pleasant stay With he her sister. Mrs. W.
Miss j essyc Donald will spend the sum-
mer with friends at Granite. Va.
Mrs. Leroy Anderson. Miss Eddie Dy.
guests Of Mrs. Roberts. Of West Point.
Mr.. George d. Anderson: the 2. vs.. well
is quite III at his home, No. 1929 West
Mr.. John F. Miller, ST.. is. able to be
out again after his recent illness.
Mrs. Sullivan is quite sick at her home,
No. 1887 West Cary Street.
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81. G. II. lRyland, pastor. presided and
conferred prizes on, Mabel Roberts,, Luz
ellie Beadles and Thelma Cosby, who got
tho largest collections.
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MI. Charles Ganzcrt has had his resi-
dence newly painted and It adds very
Mrs VIM Bryant has returned home
on the pike, after visiting friends IN
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HEAD
CONSUL
B0AK
Makes Eloquent Address,
Chamberlain, TOOze and
Others Make Addresses

The large auditorium Of the First
Methodist church Of this city was last
night crowded to its capacity to listen
TO the address given by Head Consul
Boak. Of the woodhen Of the World
At 1880 a procession was formed at
the willamette Hotel, and, led by the
Reform School band, the degree team
and members Of the order escorted their
honored guest and neighbor to the
church. Mr.. BoalS holds the highest Of.
fee in the gift Of the order and che
local lodge. assisted by the residents Of
the Capital City, We'd with each other
in doing him honor.
Consul Commander Hansen, Of the 10.
cal camp, called the assemblage to or.
der. and in few well.chosen words In.
troduced Hon. Walter l.. Tooze, Of
woodburn, ss the chairman Of the even.
ing. Toozc, in his usual pleasing, wit.
~ manner. completely captivated the
audience. and proceeded TO take charge
Of the evenings program, as II he was
accustomed 70 such things.
wallace Trill. Of this city, gave ne a
reading "The Arena Scene" from Quo
vadis which was greatly appreciated
by tho audience. Tho stalwart quartet
which had opened the program, gave an
other number, and then Governor
Chamberlain was introduced. His ap.
pcaranee was greeted with a storm Of
applause, and bis few words aroused a
great deal Of enthusiasm In regard "a
fratornalism In general, and the Wood
mon Of tho World In particular.
Tho head consul was then introduced
Mr.. Bosk IL a very eloquent speaker
and he had no trouble whatever IN
keeping tho attention Of tho audience
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-07

lie has a faculty Of mingling good
and appropriate stories with the solid
parts Of his addresses, which makes him
everywhere very popular as a speaker.
His address was, Of course, along the
lines OF frateTnalism, and he took oe.
oasion 10 call attention 20 the progress
which the Woodmen Of the World had
made, aud the large sums OF money
which they are annually paying TO wid-
ows and orphans, instead Of making con
tributions OF 100000 20 campaign
funds. Incidentally he gave the Ne
Calls and the MeCuTdys and their ilk
several digs and called them post-gTad'
yates Of the highest school Of modern
graft. He stated that the people were
getting tired Of this sort Of thing, and
that what this country was now crying
for was honest men, men who have the
courage OF their convictions and who
cannot be bought for a price "This
countries need more Roosevelts, more
Lafollets, more Jeromes, more Cham
berlains, If you please" declared Mr.
Boak, and the applause which followed
showed that the audience agreed with
him.
Mr.. Tooze then brought the meeting
10 a close with rousing speech, in
which he praised the work Of the order
and Of its head consul and other eff.
eient officers; after which the members
Of the order and the entire audience
were invited to adjourn TO the Wood
man hall, where the ladies Of Wooderaft
had prepared a bounteous repast, which
was greatly enjoyed by an. The Ladies
Of Wooderaft are not only good chop.
pers, but are also good cooks and they
know 10 a nieety how to minister to
the wants Of the inward man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-07
LEAVE
THEIR
HOMES

Tho dlsappoannee Of Leo Doty and
Frank wheeler, two boys whose homes
are In this city, is causing great anx
iely 10 their relatives. Tho boys left
homo Las, Friday, and have not been
seen since. Doty lives with bis parents
on 18th street. and Wheeler lives near
tho asylum. Coineldent with tho disap
pearanee OF these two boys comes tho
theft of two BICYCLES ono was stolen
from tho yard Of Geo. w, Johnson's =
house on High street, and the other
from in front of tho church on 18th
street Tho police, % whom the disap'
pearanee Of tho boys aud the loss Of
tho wheels have both been reported, are
Inclined 20 think there il some eonnee
tion between tho two eases, though Il
Is merely suspicion. 40 trace Of the
boys has been found since they left
home
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-07

whose father owns the place, was cruis'
ing around with his dog. The animal
surprised a great turkey buzsard, which
was apparently unable 70 ny. Thinking
that Il had found legitimate prey, tho
dog rushed a. the bird. Tho buzzard,
At bay, for Il was aftorward found that
ono Of its wings was injured, thrust out
its bill. The dog, nothing daunied, con.
tinued its rush. and, ~ he was about
10 soiEo tho bird, tho latter jumped In
20 tho air, and fastened ils claws arn'
ly In tho shaggy fur on tho back Of lee
canine opponent
Then began a fierce aght Tho dog
tried 20 dialSdgo tho bird, while tho
buEEard kopt elawing, biting and beat
ing its wings with tho greatest fury.
Poor old shep soon began 10 howl for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-07

mercy. but tho bird kept resoluisit
ita work. When young Bennett ~
sight Of the pair, tho dog vm n,
around the Geld, with The mouslu
Sard doing tho bareback act, is v
spread wide, Ice neck thrust OF
a. n II were spurring The DOG y 1
some imaginary race. And iAsd' ,
not throw tho race, either he I
like a streak Of yellow lighiaiat !
ho couldn't shake on bis rider
Finally hs spied bis young uisl
and ran 10 him for relief by hh I
tho bird was 40 exhausted that 4 q
aght no more. Bennett soifed q Hl
wings. and later brought ii 10 -
When measured tho bufEafdt =
stretched a length Of Eve feet I
Inches.