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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

A singular state consignment Is on
board the German steamship Cecilia.
bound from Singapore. The vessel has
on board 100 monkeys. which are being
brought to Prussia to the order of the
government. Their ultimate destina-
ton is Breslau, where they are to be
used for the purpose of experiments
connected with the preparation of a
certain serum AS to the nature of the
serum, nothing Is said.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

For picking up an apple while on a,
march and not dropping it Immediate
" When ordered to do so by a sergeant,
q soldier of the Sixty-ninth GERMANY
infantry has been sentenced to eight
imprisonment at Treves.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

Dating, from medieval times, the an,
nual Standardization Mop fair took
place recently and eight oxen and
twelve pigs were roasted at open fires
1nSthe streets in the presence of a rec
ORD gathering from all parts Of the
Midlands.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

Mere than 10000 photographs of birds
ansfa their natural surroundings have
been 5taken by an English naturalist,
Sore of them entatled al much as d!
week OF waiting and watchinra
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

taxpayers Of eastern London are
complaining bitterly of the rigor or
their assessment. The case is cited of
q man who had his assessment raised
he erected q cucumber Frame
dn his back garden.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

Automatic cooking boxes were in gen
erai use among the Hebrews nearly two
thousand years ago. The Greek and
Roman writer's frequently refer tG
them. In his edition OF "Juvenal," for
example, Friedlander cites a COM
mentator who refers to the Jews who,
a day before the Sabbath, put their
viands hot into the cooking boxes, the
pots being covered with napkins and
wrapped about with hay, so that they
may have warm food on the Sabbath.H
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

frssd brigands opened Il fusiiade OF
TiHa9F'aats on q train that refused to.
fla2f tt their summons. near Aiora, in
5fs1s province Of Malaga. Spain, one pas.
~EengeTSbeing
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

sso 81 the sleeping sickness. on the
#s'ots ser. Koch Ia arrived at Entebbe.
m I1asenda. where there are no signs,
faNsalsment In the disease.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-09

III safd that $780, 900 domestic AMI,
xaiued at So, 900, are slain Nv
aeeyery Year hi the Russian en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
THE HEJEF|F|ER:.S|!O|.N|! |:
IN new ! /. \ HANDS. /. Nj J.
ssy4:
Mr.. Bryan and Associates Will ,Il
Get Possession MAY.
First.
NAV ARG F,:;i T: T AUDITORIUM. 'Ii j.
l .ARG { AUDlTo ToRItjM.
Great Hall to be Erected Beside.
lIotcl-Norkillg on the
Plans Now.

r Mr.. j Joseph Bryan, pres siden Or \ ne ne
$.Jeffersons Realty Corporation which has
purchased and will rebuild tho Jef fferson
Hotel. is the authority for the statement
that. the hotel will be taken over May
lat. The most Interesting recent develop
Ement is thataa large and handsome
auditorium. will be erected alongside the
hotel. az IS 4. .ll.3 s!s3
THE present mana cement will be con-
Etinued with Mr.. Fry in charge, and the
hotel will be run in its present shape
until the.AIain Street side has been built
Sup. III q 3s8s ,!5 !, .,
when asked WHO would be the the
architects iii charge Of the rehuildlng. NJ
Bryan said that he could not 81 yes o.
that Information natypresent,l but that Mr.
d. Lowenburg genera. manaser m @ t6s,s:,';: -:
ftcornoration, was consulting with MIR.
John K. PEBBLES, OF. Norfolk, and Mr..
Hardenburg, Of New York.
On the Main Street side there will be
great court so that practically every
room In the hotel vii be an outside 9
room. There will be a bath connected
with every bed ROOM. and the scheme
of ARRANGEMENTS will be most complete 9
and most modern.
3E5tThe new. j Jef ffersonsf will contain 450 bed
rooms and will be larger and better cons
structed than tho original structure. s
on the east side }of the hotel, on --ain
Street, the Jefferson Realty Corporation
has acquired eighty feet ,of land upon
which viii 53be built All enormous Sconver,-
lion room with a stage and with every
appointment necessary for The entertain
ment Of Immense ga athcrings Of people,
This room vii | 1oej also used for public
balls and as an auditorium.
In this east wing will be located q
great banaueting .hallin keeping with I'M I,
dignity OF tho hotel. These halls VIII III ~
n great need IN Richmond, ana VII paash
tho city in thevery first rank Q OF IS co''ye't7
= gtlonS cities. i s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
the meyer |: BROTHERS
May VI SECUREOLD. | |. .B|J0U
Anxious to Get Site for Depart
ment Store-Echoes Of
Carnival.

Mr.. "A. Fl. Meyer. formerly OF this city.
now OF New York, who has been here for
several days. looking over the ground
with the view OF locating here again, will
leave for New York Tonight on business.
f Mr. Meyer said last night he hoped to
be able TO got a site OIL Broad Street
for a blk department store and nagotia-
tions ara pending for the purchase OF the
old BIjou Theatre site for that purpose,
No deal has yet besn made, nor will
there be any declslye- action until the
return OF Mr.. Meyer from New York.
Flo Is anxious to locate here. and during
his visit he has received the heart1est
good wishes from hundreds of persons
here who wish him to return to the city.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Meyer rs-
ceiyed a telegram from Francis Ferari
the great amusement man, who bought
Bostock's American Interests, asking
him what the prospects, FOR a street fair
ware for this oity, Mr., Meyer replied
that he did not know, as he had been
away for nearly three years. and di not
know the situation OF things here along
that line. The idea of another carnival
was we'll received by a number OF per-
sons to whom Mr.. Meyer showed his tele.
gram, although he said he could have
nothing to do with such a show - his
other Interests S0l'la take all. his lime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Continued on Second Pnge.N)
9 NO|POL|T|C.s J O||.RDE.R.OF !.
PRESIDENT N | in i. IN PANAMA.
Direct Business Methods and
"A Publicity Keynote Of Policy,
Says Shonts. 3'8
/ (By Associated l'ress.D

s9CHICAGO, April 7.-"Direct business
methods, publicity and absolutely no poll
tics-this Is tlln keynote Of the policy
OF tho Panama Canal Commission. to
which President Rooscvcl 1T has seen rit
To appoint me President n
This is tho declaration of Theodore 7.
Shonts, who arrived In Chicago from New
York to-day on hs first Visit here since
his appointment. Mr.. shonts announced
soon after his arrival the nppointment Of
Thomas Brown as private SECRETARY Of
the Canal Commissions. Mr.. brown has
been private secretary to Paul Morton,
:witli$the Atchison, Topeka and Santa lee
Railroad, for several years, MI. Shonts
also stated that hci had decided not to re-
sign his position as president Of, the To-
Iedo, ss;t, Louis and Western abroad, but
will direct Its affairs, from whatever point
lie makes his headquart elts, i4.fs
"The people of the United States are
the stockholders OF thls Panama Canal,
the most gigantic undertaking they have
ever been Interested I'M" continued Mr..
shonts, nand for the next foul Years
they have selected President Roosevelt
To vote thel,'F stock for them. Therefore,
our policy will lie to work precisely aa
we have worked IN building and operat-
ing greal railroad lines, Thore Will be
monthly reports n.adeAof prog ress, the
amount Of funds expended and the out
look for the work. Just MS railroads res
port TO their stockllo lders. We arc all
pitching In With our coats Of and there
Will he no time lost either now or In
the future, We are goinG out yt '!nak Ike
vrxrNJEfs - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
RESTRAIN PROPHET R.0 H.E
FROM USING N MONEY. { NJ:
injunction Filed in Salt Salt 4 Lake Lake.
City Against President of
Mormon Church.
fRx \ Assnciated press. !


& NJ SALT LAKE CITY, Il, lApril 7,T-.
An injunction suit was filed sin83the 3t' third
judicial District Court to-day, t'HliH asking
the court 10 restrain the Church OF Jesus 81 Z
Christ Of latter Day Saints and 1sIossph' 7s'p .,
i. smith, its president and trustee from r''
Investing the fittings Of the church for for
any other than church purposes 4 y
Tho petition sets forth tl'a he5tltlil-
Ing paid by members q the s$clinrc'' ~, y
amounts to 81 100000 a year and hat
Joseph r.: Smith, as trustee for tfle' i1'
church, has each year since his eleya & 4
stlon tof the presidency. Invested fully
$500, 900 ii sugar oiies. woollen IN MS
banks and otl,er secular enterprises and
also to sestablisl estates and resideilces
for tho church lead ders and their favor; \;
fEites, \, witch action the plaintiffs aver,
Us in Violation ot his trusts q is h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

y The City Democratic Committee at. a
we'll attended called meeting last night
decided without debate and by unanimous
vote OF those present to hold a sepa rate
primary oil Tuesday, May 20th,s for the
nominationsof, {, all officers elective by thus
city Iii the: November election. This list
includes also the members OF he CITY
Committee. five from! each ward. who
Will also be chosen In the primary. There
were present twenty-eight OF the thirty
five members Of the committee. The
meeting was so thoroughly harmonious
that ali the business before II was trans
acted In Just about 4 ecnty minutes.
The officers to bn nominated III the pri-
mary OF June Goth include the member
of tho State Senate, five members of the
House of Delegates and the State and city
officers to be chosen by this citySin No-
vembcr, such as treasurer. auditor. COM
missioner Of revenue, sergeant, high con-
stable auditor collector, Justice Of the
peace and others. S 5s.5: III n
There were present atsthe meeting Chair
man James b. Doherty. Nfessrs Bargn-
min browning. Burgess, Carrngton.
Doherty. Duke FagalL Griffith, Hughes,
Hunter. Lane, Landers, Manning Mitchell,
Peay. Pettts, Peyton. Phillips, Rector.
Saunders. Shea, SHIELD, Steiner, Walden.
Welsh. West and Winston. Mr. ITolkes,
of Madison Ward. n candidate for the
nomination for Commonwealth a ttorney.
was present to present his resignation as
a member of the committee and to mako
a bricf fivaledictory. retiring thel eafter and
before the business Of the meeting was
taken up. 3t Sisi ~
The Date Fixed.
AS soon as secretarys Duke had read the
call for the meeting Mr.. Welsh, Of Mar
Continued on Fourth Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
9DUNNE ADDRESSES
NEW YORK AUDIENCE;
Day of Exploitation Of Public
Property BY Private Capital
About to End, He Says-He
Predicts Municipal Own
crship Throughout
the Country.
/.
nv Asslclated l,ress.l

" p q "a
NEW " ,lk, April T-- Fresh from " trl 8 s
! I,nnh IA the recent municipal election
hIayor-ccct Edward r. Dunno. ol Ghi- en-
cago, came to New York to- day and nd 70 !.
night addressed a large meeting IN COOP
o. Union. under the auspices Of the alu-
nictpai Ownership Lcague OF this CITY.
He told how he expected to- carry ont
5hts 7plcdge made in hisreccnt t campaign
sin Chicago 10 attain municipal owner
ss.lip. !. OF the benefits. as he conceiycd
St,ieu,. i. of city control OF public suttli tiles
and closcds with congratulations 10 NE ne
local league on being pioneers IN me u
nI,oygfnentfinS New York. His sreech was n: :
%cn,husiastically received. ndse DUNE
said x 81 i5s n I. Z,
..sfcn tof the East we bring You tidillgs
f,f grea u ttoyf from the men OF the ~ cst cs
s,Ihe expIoltation Of public property M pys
sprtriic CAPITAL With its attendant greed
c4t6rtfoll and corruption, has had rs
A das In. IA merican cities but that day
II about To emil. Next Monday Chic;igoi
starts upon her mission Of dlslo Ing ilcr Nf
private capital from the control q strret a
/. 81, r system she has ssucceededi In the
foner, tion., I, Of her wa ter works system IN:
I paS.iiig some s3S, 900, oo0 for is equip
4 lrnent mas loaned s5.00Q.f0o from that de-
IA rt,neft 10 the sewer system. is 70 -dh y
giving Ethc cheapest water Of probably,
s any city In America. and has n ca sll5 sur :.
plus 5of nearly sl,oo0,O0o. She las so
managed her electric light plant that she
has reduced the cost of arc lamps from
s125 10 about s54 for arc lamps per an :
NUN Sic will have The same record OF
success III relation to her street car sys-as
tenn -..s
.aftcr giving the history Of the Chicag 80
s movement for municipal ownership and
telling liow8tl city would &provide money
for acaulrins. present lines. Dunno
concluded: s
..'ri,c N ovcmcnt in favor Of mupicipal
ownership OF all public%ntilitlcs has ita ken
deep root among the Intelligent people
OF this country. Iii Is no passing sent ::
ment Ii Is here 10 stay! Municipal.
ownership and opera ton OF tllcsc utilities
and governmental ownership OF rail-
roads, &telegraphs and express transpor-
etation Is Il practical question upon which
the people must pass within avery short
time. and tho politicians and parties who
ignore stfIs sentiment must be prepared:
for a short-livcd career. before the peo-
pic. ID Wa IN Chicago. have no fea arssas TO
the results OF municipal ownership We
aresIconfident that the will Of the people
ca 1, be. car.ried into effect and that. too,g
without the Imposition Of single 3do ollnr's
worth of taxes. s$i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
DEATH At! /! !,lZ!!!,,, GZ!R
THE {. ASSASSIN 5. :
Such is g. Cry Of WorkIn,en Y 9: ] I! ne; n
at the Funeral Of
Dead CoInrad[e. !.
EMPEROR AFRAID
TO LEAVE PALACE, Il g E,
Japanese ''ia:7;t W''iaa:r7s;htips Policing 4A'Al al
Straits Available to Rojest-
yensky il, Attempt to Reach
China Seas Weather
Checks Operations
in Manchuria.
Ia -.
fysh9 - --'-- - Il Z u Q
(By Associated Press J

BY Associated fl'reea.
III ST. T.PETERSBERG. April FL he work :
men OF the village Of smolensk made a
demonstration to-day the occasion being
the burial OF ssemployc of the II iss nl
factory. who was Killed by policemen "a 2
few days ago. Six tho,fsa nd persons q q $: s.
/ selnbled early ii the morning In q. heavy
snow-s storm and awaited the funeral pro-
sccssion. There were red flags every
where, and wreath deposited by So
scialists on the coffin was inscribed Died
an innocent victim In the struggle for
Svictorv..'' IS After the interment revolu-
tionary proclamations were scattered
among the people. and a procession was
formed headed by a socialist carrying a
ba nncr Inscribed: Death to the Car.
the Assassin" 4 5sS
Al this i,ncture large force of mill 4
}tary and police ;lntcrfered. dispersed the
mob and seized the wreaths and banners.
The workpen did not attempt serious
opposition and none was seriously IN :
iured. 5si 4sf
The Car Is Afraid o2Go Out.
-s The annual parade ofRthe horse qua rds,
always heretofore one of the most spec
Il tacllarf Hilary ceremonies as well as
social functions OF the year. was chiefly
notable to-day by the absence OF En-
peror Nicholas and thc5-imperial fanny.
~ The horse guards is he E;mperorss 8
own regiment and never before has he
failed to attend its annual parade. With
the Empress, Dowager Empress and the
entire court. the Emperor remained at
sarskoe- Selo. :.
The only grand dukes who ventured
out OF their palaces were Nicholas, Boris
and Alexander Niichaelovltch, the first
named representing the. Emperor. Even
Grand Duke Vladimir, commander of the
military district was not present, the
explanation being that he was detained
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
.sU.LLY PRESIDENT OF
sOUTHERAC0TT0NC Co.
Corporation Organized to Estab
lish Cotton Warehouses
Throughout South.
t(By Associated I'ress,)s

NEW YORK, April 7-Annouileenen'
" "a ! ma de to-day that y, |, y. sully has beer
elected president Of the Southern Cotton
Corporations, which Is organized to es'
tablish ii cotton warehouses throuKhout the
South, S5s IS 5fyi IF VI! y.
The plan. as out lined, islto provide mod
ern firc-plpof housing facilities for stor-
Ing and carrying cotton, thousands q
bales nj whIcl, II is said now held back
by the growers. are lying ot'tsof doors
subject TO serious injury,
According To the promoters leading IN
terests In athe South are identified with
the work, Including growers, and the
warehouses Viii he erected IN the most
Important cotton oenters. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
fsncc,al to The Tl,nes- Diapatch.)

(spcelalt to The 'rlines-D -Diapatch)
NEWPORT NEWS VA, April - hiss
Rose Marie schnllet, Of Hastings, Min,
who will chfisien the battleshlp Minne-
sofa here tomorrow. With her party ar
rived at Old 1'oint this morning on tile
washington steamer. The party was
brought ovcr9 to this city on the parlcr
car Old Point, ard takci,ito Hotel War
wick HI 5
Accompanying the sponsor. her father
and mother Senator and Mrs. Albert
schallcr: Mr.. and NJ r.s. Frank s.. Day,
Miss Constance Day. paid Of honor; Mr..
and Miss MCMILLAN. Miss Lillian McNil-
Ian, maid of honor and 1or. and Mrs.
sD.b c. Qninby. Mr. Day is private sec re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
RICHMOND, " AZ, IS ATURDAY, APRIL 5, 100
THE 'BATTLESHIP. MINNESOTA AND
MISS SCHALLER, WHO CHRISTENS ~

tary to Governor John A. Johnson, OF
afinnesots, and will ,ba the official re,,fe-
sentative OF the state; at tho launching.
Tinal preparations for the launching
are being made tonight. The last yes sc
OF .caffoldInss has Seen removed from
about the great huli.{ which has been
given new coat rsred paint. The deco
rations will be placed on iaunching stand,
christening booth and the ship Itself
early tomorrow morning.
Among the hcdstingulHhed guests who ar
rived this afternoon were Governor and
Mrs. a.. j. Montague. Mr.. G. B. orcutt
president of the Newport News Ship
building and Drydock Company; 1deu-
tenant Governor Willard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
WOODBURY. KANE AND
MRS. ELLIOT ri EMARRlED

B rs fByIl lAssncinted Press,l - 3sli
b AUGUSTA. GA, April IL " Woodhurys l<a ~
and Sallie Elliot came 10 Augusta today
from Aiken, S, G., and were married
by a Justice Of tile peace, Tie second
smarrlagesofSthc couple was performed ln-
der a license issued in Richmond co'in-
is. Ga..rands was deemed necessary be-
ca use divorces are recognized in Georbla,
while iii South Carolina they arc not.
No explanation Was offered by Mr.. Kane.
but there appears to be general salts
ifaction3(tllat the law has been complied
with by9avi,ig The marriage legalzcd In
a divorce State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Vote fol, Union.
(RH "A Associateu rreSs,)

N ll1 I1yI lfHSUV1d tVU n ICSH,J I3 .-E
Il NASHVILLE TEL NJ, /, April 7-7lnformn-
ton has been received at Cumberland
headquarters here that the
Wabash, Indiana and Miami Uohiol Pres
5byterlcs have. voted for union with the
5Presbyterlanl Church, These make fifty
two presbytcriess That have declared for
union, Only fifty-eight arc required ITO
carry hcproiect s.8 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
TERRY M'GOVERN ON
VERGE OF BREAK DOWN
I fI3v 4 Associated Ioress.

ST. PAUL, April 7,--Terry AicGovern,
former featllerweight champion pugilIst
OF the world, who Is now playing Il the
atrical engagement here, Is said TO be-
on the verge Of nervous breakdown, as
tho result Of ovelNyfs,ll, following the
advice OF his pliyscialis, Mcfiovcrn will
so South to recuperate. 3 IT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

i j. 7 d . q u =.
Sinclair. the we'll known young attorneys.
who represented McCue.
The accused was visited to-day by two
newspaper men. TO them hc reasserted
his Innocence saying that the burning
was an accident
Thompson's Theory.
{ When asked to give @hls theory, he
proceeded to draw n diagram Of lue
house. There We're two rooms the
sleanto, Kitchen and a platform. The plat
form and leantoF were on the north sids
of tho house. and the two rooms bncKe,
on he4GIno,ntain. a door led from the
living room to the lennto, and out on
the platform. but the door from thesroonl
next to the he'd room could moi have
been OF any good If any one wanted TO
get out because the room was full Of
(Contlnueda on Fifth 3IaRe e) ~ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
8UNAB LIE 10 AGREE
IN PEONAGEs CASE

s54 {Ry Associat ed PrPss.) - fls
Nj 8cIiARLESTON,s S. Gu April 7.--rAftcr
being out, ,all4 night, a Federal court jury
to-day reported inability to reach a YER
dici in Tho peonage case Involving Italian
labor contractors who were charged with
holding employees in involuntary scrvitude.
Judge Rrawley ordered q mistrial record
od. and dismissed the jury. This is
tho first case in the South In whichfit was
charged that white men We're held as
poems. N " x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Made Fine Catch:

3s,{ q lI3y Assocla tedi Fress. ~
4 JACKSONVILLE, 4 Fl1Au April 7.--1'he
Presidents yacht Is anchored off st.
Joints Bluff. several miles below Ibis
city, where Mrs. Roosevelt md her chill
dren are enjoying the fishing. "A fine
catch Is reported
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
THOMPSON 1RAS
N. US1''GIO!UhS'E:-. Il.
Ie Occupies tile Same Cell
That the ES-Nlayor
Z. Occupied. II
DEC u ARES HIS INNoc; u +: Z ICE :
Thompson Tells Two Reporters
How the Fire Gould Have .s5
Occurred.
rr,tas q. q s.rl..
ISilOi11DSO1l.
special toaThe Times-Dispatch.)

4 e,H ,HARLoTTpsvILDE VA, April Il Z. 7. e.
William ~. Thompson, the shadw'efll { well
5mollntalneer. who is under arrest charged
with S.the !. murder of his wife and two
children. now incarcerated in the same same
cell In the county Jail, whic former
fly occupied 8byiJ. Samuel A1cCue. He has ms
employed as counsel Messrs- Walkerf and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Return to Washington.
(By AssOcjnted Pres

(Byt Associated l'ress.) iss
II JAclSSoN LIE, III ~, April 7,-Mrs
Theodore Ronseyelt and children will
leave on tho Florida special & to-nlorrow
4 Of 80 +. N. for Washington,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

Especial 10
WASHINGTON ?. c.. April &c Gorge 90, ,s'e'
.Malcomb. the sccllool teacher, and JOS
eph Latoro, the Italian laborer,5 bot tn, OF OF
WHOM were fatally hurt In alexandria r
yesterday. died & at hospitals In this city
tonight. IS
(special TO The Times-D Dispat ch.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April ~ Pursued rs
BY posse of armed citizens, lose phi La La
tono, Italian railroad laborer, charged ed
with Insulting young white school girls
and attempting to kill their teacher eaeher,
George A. Aalco,nb, took refuge 6 IN. IN q q
freight car at 1orton stuton, Fair az '7ls
county. this morning, and fought of the "
entire party uht I'll he recelrcd 5a pr oba NY
fatal pistol wound In his head: W " hether
the wound 81 which felled him " 9 in-55
flicted BY himsal his purauers, s. rs
Is not certainly known. q: u
Armed with two heavy pistols and a3rlt. \. a q
bountiful supply of aInm,initlon.4th he 1tst des-
perado successfully defiedl the posse ill3 IN
til one OF the citizens managed to SUR
prise him from the rear. The Italia was
then seen to- throw his right hand pistol
up to his head to XII hnse Is OF g snoot
over his back at his assailant. Wit h the
= ucn raa q his ~ eapon he fell. . but
4, !. Z, ! - I, ~ nosso
wneth 94 tlle ot'ai es''ts b a
was uncertain. 81 81.
Defed the Posse
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