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New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
HEAVY STORM DAMAGE AT RED BANK.
Several Barns Destroyed by Lghtning-A
Heavy Fall of Hail.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

Red Bank, N j. July SO.-The most severe thun-
derstorm Of the visited this district this af
ternoon. A number of barns destroyed and
houses were struck, but there were nc fatalities.
Among the barns burned were those of William
Reed and Mrs Edward C. Hazard at Shrewsbury
and Edward Adams. at South EatOntown, and they
Red Bank and Oceanport fire companies were
called out to the Hazard fire and succeeded in
ing adjoining buildings. Hailstones big robins
eggs fell and damage done to melon vines and
other tender plants.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
THROWN FROM LAUNCH BY STORM
Two Men Nearly Drown Off Rockaway
Beach.

In the storm yesterday afternoon a naphtha
launch belonging TO julius Kronjager, of Fulton
and Bedford aves., Brooklyn, was caught off Rock
away Beach and for time was in great peril
In the boat Kronjager and two neighbors
Thomas Vinan and Charles Harris.
Vinall and Harris thrown overheard by
the rough sea Both could swim, but the rough
hampered them and both were fully exhausted
when the launch finally reached them. Mr.. Kron-
3ager brought the launch around and ran along
side the in turn They were hauled back into
the boat by two other men of the party.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
HOUSE PARTLY WRECKED.
Home Of Mrs. Clara Myers, an Jersey
Gity, Hit.

Lightning yesterday struck the home of Mrs.
Clara Myers. No. l04 Gifford-aye, Jersey City.
il broke two windows and shattered the ceilings
IN two rooms, knocking down most Of the plaster
and doing other slight damage.
Mrs. Myers was recently divorced from her
husband George MYERS. AS a result of the
revelations OF the suit, Louis J. Apgar, the CO.
respondent committed suicide
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
JERSEY CITY TELEPHONES HIT.
Lightning Puts West Side Circuit Out Of
Order-Does Other Damage.

Lightning struck several places in Jersey City in
yesterdays storm, but did serious damage. The
flagstaff on the home of the Dickinson Republican
Club at Jersev-ave. and 6th-st, shattered, and
a frame shed on Montgomery-st. demolished. The
telephone conduit in Jackson-ave. was torn up and
the wires destroyed, putting the West Side circuit
temporarily out of order.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
RESCUED FROM SINKING BOAT.
Two Men Saved in North River at Height
of the Storm.

Roundsman O'Reardon. in charge Of police patrol
launch No g. while off Barrow-st-. in the North
River al the height OF the storm last evening
two men in a rowboat making frantic signs OF dis
tress. The storm was so severe At that time that
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
BIG FLAG POLE SHATTERED.

fash Of lightning struck the tall flag pole
on the roof OF the Troy steam laundry. at LIB
erty and Concord SITS. Brooklyn. The pole was
reduced instantly 10 splinters. The crash
alarmed many persons Ia the Sands-st station
M the eleyated only few feet away.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
MIR. BALFoUR DECIDES TO STAY.
Parliament Not To Be Dissolved This Year
Unless Again Defeated.

London. July s1.-"The Daily Telegraph
makes the authoritative announcement that Par
lament viii not be dissolved this year unless the
government Is again defeated before prorosauon'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
LIGHTNING SETS HOUSE ABLAzE.

Matawan N. j., July 30-During the thunder
storm this evening lightning hit the cottage of
John Halloran. a short distance out Of the vii
lage and set It fire. None of the family
were at home The place was destroyed with all
its contents. The loss is about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
TWO MORE BENNINGTON DEATHS

San Diego. Cal July S0.-Two more names haSe
been added 10 the list ce deaths IN the Bennington
disaster. making the total deaths sIxty-four \
G. Cries. whose home Is given Toledo. Cnlo.
died yesterday afternoon. after being UNCONSCIOUS
for about tweuty-four hours. Peter Ntelmans cA'
pepter's nalte died last svaninx>
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
NEW MEMBERS OF GREEK CABINET.

Athens. July 3n-M. Boudouris Minister OF
Marine. has been appointed Minister Of War. and
Nj. pelyannis. a nephew of the murdered Premier
has accepted the portfolio OF Minister OF MarLs>A
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-07
A Puzzle of the Courts.

News and Courier.
The mistrial in the case of the state
against Davenport, charged with IN
tent to kill, in Newberry county, is an
other puzzle Of the South Carolina
Criminal courts. Davenport, we'll
to-do and prominent farmer, shot
Smith, farmer and merchant equally
prominent and well-to-do.
The men disputed about a planta-
tion road, cause OF quarrels among
farmers scarcely less prolific than he
line fence Both men were on horse
back. Smith was in his shirt sleeves
and unarmed. Davenport shot him
through and through the body. He
has never recovered, and the doctors
testified that his mind and body are
to a degree wrecked. The shooting
occurred nearly year gao. The one
eyewitness swore that before he shot,
Davenport cried Out that Smith was
riding upon him." but that Smith
was not riding upon him. The facts
are not disputed. The defendant,
Davenport, did not take the stand
himself and he offered no testimony.
Workman, the third party and friend
OF Smith, and two surgeons were the
only witnesses. The state and the de-
fence were represented by lawyers of
reputation. The jury was out six
hours and then a mistrial was ordered
It is said that the jury was unani-
mouSly ior acquittal OF assault and
battery with intent to kill, and Of as
sault and battery OF a high and aggre-
waited nature. but two jurors held for
conviction OF simple assault.
When a man shoots another
through and through the body, what
can his intention be?
We have no comments to offer.
The admitted facts carry their own
comment. 1t is worth while for good
citizens 10 ponder them 1t is an in
;ereSting case. to say the least.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-07
EuSBANDLESS MAIDS YEARN
FOR MATES.
gcvotes Howl at Bonesteel, So Agent
Is Hurried For I57 Men.
Acw York World.

.Rew York World.
Chicago, June 28.-Alfred NJ. Pax
7acn, press agent for 157 splnsters who
hzve farms near Bonesteel, South
Dakota, in the old Rosebud Reserva-
sSoo. reached here today and began
crusade to obtain husbands 1or the
. "Rcnsa.
Il an not III The market myself,
.zz;G &e, ;'ior I have a wife and seven
..sNd-e1,. but the women who have
Eieated out from New England, from
W.w York. from Altoona. from the
>Oh,o reserve. and even from Illinois.
AZ lausbandleSS They want and need
--c-j. Once we set them properly
~aaz7r;ed off to true American citizens
Scnr5teel will make P:.rre. Mitchell
ard Deadwood look like Mexican
money"
The 100 acre farms are now worth
:auywhere from $4,000 to $500. The
xirls are just as nice as they can be
and this is their view: 1t looks lovely
sSurlng the daytime. Bluebells are
tossing among the grasses, the sun is
a ball Of gold, the winds sing of hope
and forty bushels to the acre in crops,
sana you don't care for even the
Kaiser.
But the evening comes along. The
dark is on. Then the locust goes to
sleep and the katydids won't assert
themselves You light the lamp and
peruse litelature--we have lots OF
literature all around Bonesteel. You
Sock under the bed and find no one
EIere. YoT h.ar coyote howl. The
grasses that made such music during
-.f1e day moan at night. You bolt the
<aoor and go TO bed to be restless all
night. What causes it:
The lack 81 a man. They must
aar: men. The kind thar are willing
70 work and love. There are a few
OF he kind who are willing to love
o,,t not work and the women are dis
<cou1aged."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-07
TEACHER WANTED.

The patrons Of O'Neal. School will
meet on Saturday, July Sth, to elect
4 teacher for said school. Salary
$40 per month. Term will begin last
Of September or Ist Of October and
continue for six or seven months,
All applications should be forwarded
TO any one Of the undersigned, at
Prosperity, r. +. D. No. 7.
J. S. Harmon,
J. w. Wise,
Pat. ". Shealy,
Board OF Trustees.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-07
DOING THE CIRCUS.
lis A Fine Art In The Graft Line
Some People Think 1t The Thing
To Beat The Circus.
Pilgrim Magazine.

Pilgrim Magazine.
when the circus comes to town,
everybody goes crooked" observed a
-sIde-ehow orator out of the wealth of
his experience And just before the
~oe. ormance in the big tent, he proved
1t 70 ne-in a way. He told me be-
:Ecrehand what he was going to do,
Ind ). was test. 4 stranger gave him
= five-dolar bill in payment for seven
.s7de-sf7ow tickets The man in the
-@o,ilpit@ thrust at him the tickets and
:. ax;idiul OF silver. He had purpoSely
'-..S},r- sc,langed" him 10 the extent OF
:s1= dollar. By the time the stranger
BAG reached the side-show entrance.
&c discovered the shortage. In two
STRIDES he was in front of the ticket
s,-yss.4'S Pulpit, cIamoring fraud.
Eew've swindled me outen a dol
!za-17 he shouted. The ticket seller
aear6 him through. apologized, and
,szrs :7im TWO. fresh. clean, one-dol-
"a oils, one Of which lay evenly upon
The other. Wi:hou; word the man
.se::z=d them. and dashed into rhe tent.
= followed him, knowing precisely
,Nh.: aad been done. Joining his
:::rir,?G> lie ,old them oi the mistake
.:f> ticket seller had made and laugh
>eG; 3ycr the ease with which the circus
z1uI: -e;rauied itself for his benefit.
Tn >:.oc had slipped 10 he other
5xT.c. Yen see He had beat circus:,
:, :.a~ tie sum 0; his ambition; his
w,,::,:=>: hopes had been realized.
~ vas watching the ,Nexican
Kr;;j;@ :nrowcr" when hand touched
2;s shoulder. He looked up into he
eyes :: the ,ickct seller.
Come here minute" said the lat
e. @nl drew him - one side.
E72:va he explained in an undertonc:
NY friend, thought Id est YOU. !
<5!5 snort-change" You dollar Oh,
: s2e~: you'd be back. l gave you
,:.:::- dollar; you were entitled to it.
B. :. addition | gave you another
aol1ar.-a b;ll,--a fresh. clean: one
dollar bill. ! waited while, but
>~c1:?c:.l::'r see vou :ear;n' hole II that
ca-rzs 20 get 10 ne VIII /. Now, my
friend. shell out that dollar before
knock your bloomin' head off,
H 5hcIled.
"D;dn't I tell you,' observed tie
..:sceshow man to ne as he mounted
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-07

On Saturday afternoon, in Chester
field county, Steve Williams, half
witted and very inofensive negro,
was met in the road and shot to death
by two other negro boys, Thattus
Jett and Will Horn, both of whom
were full of booze, and on their way
to church: They have been arrested
and committed to the Chesterfield
jail.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-07
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE.
MENT AND DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that we, as
executors of the estate of Mrs. E.
Jane Barre, deceased, will make a
final settlement on the estate of said
deceased in the Probate Court for
Newberry County, on Thursday, July
20, 1905, and Immediately thereafter
apply to said court for letters dismis-
sorry as executors of said estate. All
persons holding claims against s2;l
estate will present the same, duly at
tested, by that date.
S. c. Barre,
E. A. Griffin,
Executors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-07
NOTICE OF SUBSCRIBERS
MEETING.

y meeting OF the Subscribers to the
Capital Stock OF The Exchange Bank
OF Newberry, S. c., will be held in the
Council Chambers at Newberry, S
G., Saturday, June o4th., at 10 a. n.
20 elect a Board OF Directors. All
subscribers are urged to be present il
person o. by proxy.
J. D. Davenport,
7. N. Nee!,
C. J. Purcell,
Z R. H:po.
Geo. B. C7ome-,
Board Of Corporators.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-07

his pulpit" and cleared his throat.
And | was compelled to nod agree
ment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-08

tee on lights.
Mayor Waters, Aldermen Gesnel
and Croisan were appointed a commit
tee TO investigate the advisabillty o.
floating bonds in the sum OF $zO'UVV
FOR the construction Of a permanent
bridge across south Mill creek, on Com
mercial street. If this is deemed ad'
yissble by the committee they were
instructed TO secure an amendment OF
the charter during the present session
Of the legislature, to enable them to
float these bonds.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to tile the open ditch at the corner
of Mission and Liberty streets, and to
fn the ditch.
Bills for ordinances creating the Of
fee Of city attorney, at a salary OF
$500. and to establish a grade on see
ord street were read the first and sec
ond times and referred to the ordinance
committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-08
RECORDER AND MARSHAL
GET 81, 900 SALARY
Alderman Bayne Says Committee Plays
With Saloon Bill

The city council met 10 regular ses
Zion last night with all aldermen in at.
tendance but Downing.
The minutes Of the preyiops meeting
were read and adopted.
AldcFmban Bayne asked for report
from the committee on ordinances for
a report on the saloon bill, and when
Aidermaa Acheson asked for further
time IN which to report, Alderman Fra
zier stated that Il looked like child 3
play for the committee 20 defer this
Din and Alderman Bayne then took the
snitiative and stated that they were
playing with the bill No action was
taken in the matter, and the saloon bill
was again sidetrseked, and laid upn
che shelf until the next meeting.
The committee on ordinances report
ed the bin for regulating the salaries
OF the city officials and the bill for
placing the city monuments favorably.
and the bill for regulating the slaugh.
fer house district unfavorably. Report
adopted The only change made in sal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-08

aries from the original budget was re-
eorder and marshal $1,000 each, instead
Of $1,000, and street commissioner raised
70 $500.
The committee on streets reported IA
vorably on the construction Of a side.
walk on the west side Of 2lst streets,
from Asylum avenue to State stret, and
on the north side Of lot s, block 13.
Central addition. Report adopted, and
walks ordered.
The committee on ways and means
reported favorably on bills against the
city, and warrants were ordered drawn
for the several amounts.
A motion for an Official survey Of
North Salem, for the location Of the
lines Of the lots in that community
was referred to the committee on
streets
The street commissioner was instruct
cd to build walks in front Of lot S,
block Is, in Highland addition, and lot
u, block I, Central addition.
a motion for a walk on the south side
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-08
SOzOD0NT
Tooth Powder
Not Bad Jor GOOD Teeth
e,,.o che Teeth q PearIy L"Strs
Big BOX TsS ToP G0S

ogort ia being made to secure recog-
.i4;on of Tho Salem Military Band.
A committee of the Commercial Clue'
composed Of Mayor Waters, John II,
MeNary and F. Hofer, accompanied
Prof. MeElroy to Portland today 10
present his claims.
It seems strange that the fair man
ayers should not be willing to employ
At least one Oregon band Of course, II
is claimed that the Italian and German
hands are Portland organizations
But an all-Oregon band, composed OF
merican bows and an American lead
er. will be appreciated by Oregon peo-
ple. and their music better relished
than any other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-08

Of Market street from the southwes,
corner Of the block Of the North
sehoo,, running west l1s blocks, was
adopted
Application for saloon license Of J.
s. Cooper and Swsrtz were reported on
favorably, and license ordered granted.
The committee on Gre and water were
instructed to get estimates on the cost
Of $500 feet Of Ere hose.
The following hosemen were elected
to the department: WIN. Ivan. J. L.
George H. Hutton. H. S. Nutter. +.
KUrtz, n. II. Hensley and r. South
wick. c. n. Churchill was elected stok-
er.
An appropriation Of 800 was made
out Of the park fsad for tiling to be
put in Wilson avenue.
Recorder Moores read his report for
the past month, which was referred to
the committee on ways and means Fees
collected by this Office, as shown BY the
report, amounted to s2l96.es, following
are the items: Fines, SOS; fees, s.; sa-
loon licenses, $1,000; miscellaneous IL |
eenses, 500; street assessments, s205.57,
and miscellaneous receipts, s22l4l.
The committee on FIRE and water re-
ported unfavorably on the petition Of
A. J. Mathes TO erect a small eorru-
gated iron building on Commercial
street. Report adopted.
Several petitions for sidewalks we're
referred 10 the committee on streets.
Applications for the placing Of street
lights were all referred 20 the commit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-08
sura Cure for piles.

Itching piles produce moisture anC
cause itching, this form, as well a.
Bling. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors 50c & jar at drug
gist, or sent by mail. Treaties free.
Write me about your case. DR.. Bo
sanko, Phila-. Pa.
Fore sale by Dr.. s. C. Stone. druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-08
After Band Business.

The Portland fair authorities, having
hired only italian and German bands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-11
THE RED MEN.
New Tribe to be Instituted in Augusta
Wednesday Evening.

The now tribe of Red Men which
has recently organized in the Augusta
hunting grounds, will be instituted,
Wednesday night, and the occasion
will mark the gathering together OF
the largest number of great chiefs
that has been witnessed on the Name
reservation for many moons.
1t is expected that the council fire
will be kindlcd in the presence OF
Great Sachem Frank Fl. Jordan, Great
Senior Sycamore Geo. +. Allen, Great
Junior Sycamore Harry r. Lewis,
Great Prophet Ralph +. Bailey, Great
Keeper of Wampum ii. r. Water
house and Great Chief of Records w.
r. St John as these chiefs have spok-
cn. and will take the trail for the hunt
ing grounds of the Ancient koussi-
noes on that occasion.
The tribe will start with Il good
membership. and while there will be
among them braves who have already
struck the war-post. and to whom the
mysteries of the different degrees Of
the Red Men are as Il written book,
there will also be IA number of pale
faces who must first take the AdOp-
ton degree, and then follow along the
paths of the hunters and warriors to
the degree of the Chiefs.
The ceremonies of institution will
be conducted by the great chiefs. and
will be followed by feast Of corn and
vcnison, to be served i'll the wigwam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-11
A Unique Entertainment.

There have been pictures of boxing
contests innumerablc shown during the
past Few years. but never any which
compare. in any manner, with those of
the great Britt-Nelson contest at Col
ma. The happiest of luck attended the
taking of these pictures both in the
sunniness Of the bright California day
and the success with which the pho
tograPhers caught their subject. Every
move, every blow, every face. every
detail loom up in the pictures as clear
ly as though the photos had been TAX
eli of carefully posed. stationary OBJ
Jccts in rapid. scientific encounter
The BrittNclSon pictures may we'll be
called the finished triumph of photo
graphic art. and the climax of pictorial
Representations. These pictures will be
shown at the Opera House. Dec. IL and
II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-11
A Prosperous Season.

According to figures received at the
local office of the NJ. G. l.. r., the pre-
sept hunting season in Maine has been
on' of the biggest in years, and the
figures furnished by station agents all
along the line of the roads operating
lin Northern Maine, are interesting.
During the month OF November of this
year. the amazing total of .lS7 deer
wcr" killed. and Sc moose. and Il bear
fell victims to the hunters rifles.
During the combined months Of Octo-
bcr and November, in 1904. 290I deer, 165
moose ana % bear were slain by hunt
,rS. and this year. during the same per
iod. 312S deer. 161 moose and 70 hear
were killed. making net gain this
year. on the two months records. of
S2f deer, 4 moose and bear.
The total figures. up to Saturday,
brings the number of deer killed to 1866.
PA moose ard 40 bears. The close sea-
son IN moose went into effect the first
IF the month, and deer will be protect
I'd after Friday OF this week There is
no close season on old Bruln. and in two
counties. oxford and Franklin, a
bounty of s. for each bear killed is
paid. 1t has been many years since so
great number of sportsmen have come
10 the Maine woods from PARKWAY
states. but the records show that sever
al large parties came this year from st.
Louis and Chicago. and several other
Western cities have been represented
since the hunting sason opened
the guides report that II has been the
most prosperous season since licensed
guide system became a feature of safe
tH in hunting in this State. and nearly
all cf the large public camp owners are
contemplating building additions &c
their properties this winter. Several
nave been forced to turn awav anDIi.
cations for accommodation, and two n,
'nree OF the more famous camps hav,
already reserved accommodations I,
thcir full capacity for next season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-11
CANDIDATES NOMINATED
For Portland Lity Officers at Caucuses
Saturday Night.

Portland, Nc, Dec. 10.-FolloWing are
the candidates for city offices nomi-
mated at the caucuses, Saturday night:
Republican nOminations-City clerk
Harry NJ. BiSelow; treasurer, James l.
Dyer; auditor. Leroy S. SanbOrn: mes
scngtr. George a. Macgowan; solicitor
John T. Faein; assessor, Abiel NJ
Smith chief engineer, NJ. y. Eldridgc;
electrician, George l.. Pickett; physi-
clan. Charles Cragin.
Democratic nominations-City clerk
Virgil c. Wilson; treasurer, John +. A
Merrill; auditor, r. E. Ahearn; mes
senger, Walter S. NJ. Kelley; solicitor
William NJ. Ingraham: assessor, Ed
ward buddy; chief engineer, M. n
Eldridse; electrician, William F. Phil
lips; physician, Thomas F. Conneen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-11

The case of William Z. Atkins OF
Gardiner VS.. Calvin Dand Melvin T..
Deal both of Winthrop, was heard pc
fore Associate Justice Spear in cham
bcrs, Saturday. The action was on
a note for S1144 given to the Geo. A.
Young Co. of Portland, and Endorsed
to the plaintiff. The defence was
that the note which was given in set
Element for goods purchased was for
too large an amount. The evidence
was not closed at adjournment. Will
hanson & Burleigh appeared for
plaintiff and Hon. l.. T. Carleton and
Nj. 5. Holway for defendants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-11
CHICK IN JAIL.
Goes to Portland As Soon As Coro
ner's Jury Renders Verdict.

Portland Me. Dec. 10.-Wesley Chick,
Farney, at kczar Fails. arrived in this
city. yesterday noon. on his way to South
Oxford county Jail. Chick came down
over the Mountain division from Cornish
immediately after the corOners jury had
rendered its verdict that it believed Var
ney had met his death at the hands of
Chick. With the latter were the follow
ing Oxford county officials: County At
torney Charles P. Barnes Of Norway.
Sheriff Z. G. McIntirc of Waterford. and
Coroner William j. Wheeler Of South
Paris. With them, also. was State De-
tective L. Z. Hartnett of this city.