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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12

Tired, nervous and irritable, the
mother is unfit to care for her chill
drcn, and hcrcondition ruins the child's
disposition and reacts upon herself.
The mother should not be blamed. as
she no doubt is suffering with back
ache, headache. bearing down pains or
displacement, making life n burden.
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
pound is the unfniling cure for this
condition. 1t Strengthens the female
organs and permanently cures I'LL dis
placements and irregularities.
Such testimony as the following
should convince women of its value:
Denr Mrs. Pinkhnm
/" want to tell you how much good lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done me.
suffered for eight years with ovarian
troubles | WINS nervous, tired nnd IT.
ritablc, and it did not seem rs though Icoui,l
stand it any longer, ms had fivo children to
care for. Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was recommended and it Inns en-,
tirely cured me. cannot thank you enough
for your letter of advice and for what Lydjn
p. Pinkham's Vegeta bic Compound has done
for me Mrs PHI. Hoffman, 100 Himrod
Street, Brooklyn, II. Y"
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick women
free. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Ia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Little Joe Wilson Spun Graphic
Robbery Yarn.
FOUND ASLEEP UNDER BRIDGE
Youngster Had Been Out All Night and
Said surly Negro Attacked and Beat
Hlm-Polico investigation Stopped
Suddenly.
Suddenly.

Joe Wilson, small ncwsbOdy who
lives with his parents at 33G Forty
iiltii street, was found asleep beneath
the Washington avenue bridge over the
shIpyard railway tracks by Waterman
Nelson carly yesterday morning When
he was fully awake. the youngstcr told
q graphic story of how he had been as
saulted and robbed by burly negro
highwayman about 8 O'Clock the night
Before He said that he was crossing
the FIELD nj Forticth street. on his way
homo. when the negro attacked and
beat lin until he was unconscious.
Tho boy declared that he had dol
lar bill and two pennies I'm his pocket
when he started for home and tic mon
cy was gone when he awakened He
| said the negro must have put him I'M
Ger the bridge after beating hin.
The affair was reported to the nolicc
and an investigation was a. once he
| gun. While the officers were prepar.
Ing to start search for tn. boys as
| sailant. some facts came to high. which
caused them To believe that the young
| sters story was Il myth AMI that there
| was no 'black brute" to chase.
II developed that the boy was seen
on the street about > o'clock yesterday
morning, two hours before he was
found by the Waterman. A well known
citizen of the North end. who happen
ed to be on his way To the shipyard at
he time. saw the boy walk down To the
track alone and 20 beneath the bridge.
u addition to this il was found that the
Youngsters bruises and pains were
imaginary.
Upon this information the police
dropped tho investigation. Chief John
son and Sergeant Reynolds said last
night that they believed that the boy
stayed out Wednesday night until IL
was so late That he was afraid to 20
home. They think he lost or spent his
money and told the story about the
negro to escape punishment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
c. & o. GIVES PERMISSION.

Merchants Association VIII Make
Park OF Elevator Lot.
MIR. J. II. Sprague, of the Merchants
Association. has received letter from
President Stevens. of the Chesapeake
d Ohio Railway Company, giving the
association permission to convert The
Elevator Lot" the vacant property
between Twcnty-cighth and Twenty
ninth streets on Washington avenue,
into a public park and play ground.
The association recently conceived
the idea of malsing some use of the
Elevator Lot AMI thereby get rid of
q public cycsore. A letter was nd.
dressed 10 President Stevens by MIR.
Spraguc, WHO will submit the reply
to the association at Cncc
preparations for converting the lot
into n miniature park and play ground
will be started nj once
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
PROF. MORTON MAY
BIZ SUPERINTENDENT.
School Board Puts Principal Of
High School Into Race With
Strong Support.
MR.. GARaETrs RESOLUTION
Calls Upon State Board to Name
Morton Z Members Cannot Agree
Upon t:i.her supt Jones or Prof.
Jenkinu- Matter Discussed at Some
Length Behind Closed Doors.

1t now looks as though Prof. w. G..
MORTON, who has been principal of the
iOcnl High school for four years. viii
pe the next superintendent Of schoos
FOR this city. The State board of ed,lc..
iion seems to be unable To decide lc.
tween Mr. John Sheldon Jones. the
present superintendent, and Prof. Wi.
lis a. Jenkins, the supervising prin..i.
pal President Lyon G.. Tyler, nr Wi.
liam ana Mary College, n member Of
inc board. wants Prof Shcwmnisa. of
MS faculty, appointed to the nllic.. and
asiew days ago II looked ms thDtul, The
Z WlIilani anu Mary man wD,ill he sue
cessful.
An action taken by the school hoard
last night, however. makes n material
change in the situation. The hoar,l
lmfted n resolution. which will br sent
~ the, State board. asking tbs, p,of,
Ai"rton be appointed In case rc;tber
SUPP Jones nor Prof. Jenkins can hr
agreed upon.
is believed that when this Icsolu-
lion reaches the State board +. will
settle the question over which there
mas been so much contention.
Dnrins the regular Incriing az Tile
scno2i board last night Mr.. 4. c. Gar
reti introduced the resolution. In doing
SC nc paid n high compliment tn Prof.
Morton He Declared That the William
and Mary president WAS trying t.: give
tiliH city, as superintendent, young.
stcr. who would he II hDost for VIII
liam and Mary College"
Mr.. Barrett offered Of substitute
lot Mr. Garrctts resolution rcsol,i
ton. asking the State board to call
upon the local trustees again in case
neither Supt. Jones or Prof Jenkins
was to be elected
In order 10 discuss tic matter the
BOARD went into executive session
After being behind closed doors from
o'clock until after II o'clock. tho
BOARD adopted MIR. Garretts original
resolution
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
RACES THIS AFTERNOON.

Elks viii Turn Out in Forcc-Thrco
Good Events.
IL Is expected that a big crowd will
turn out today to see the first races of
the season AT the Hampton Roads Dirty
Ing Park this afternoon The proceed;
OF the meeting VIII so to the Ellis
building fund and the lGlks AMI their
friends Will be on hand in force
Tbis will be the first race meet of
the season and naturally The lovers of
horse racing are Interested
There will be three races. 80
class, trot Or pace; a half-milc running
race. two In three heats. and mile
dash runninElrace The list OF cnl. les
Is exceptionally good.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Social Personal


sssAAsssssns ssss erssspsH ess
Mrs. =. 3. Cameron has returned
from Boydton. accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Lucy Watkins. Mrs.
watkins suffered Il stroke of paralysis
several weeks ago, but Is improving
rapidly now
Mr.. Edward Payne, who has been
critically III ut the hospital for several
Wecke. Is slowly improving and Il Is
now believed that he will recover.
Mrs. ii. B. Bailey delightfully."- enter.
tanned at her home on Fifty-sixth
street yesterday afternoon In honor of
Mrs; II; l.. Ferguson.
MISS Salley Fuiness has returned to
her home In Phoebus after n visit to
the Misses Wilson On Forty-nrth
street.
Miss EstcI Crnnchard left Yesterday
1or King and Queen county to spend
a month with friends.
Miss Ida Norris left yesterday for n
visit TO friends In Richmond.
Miss Mary Sledgcman, of Danvillc
Is visiting the Misses Everett on
Marshall avenue.
Messrs. Allen p. and r. Ashby
Turner. who wore called from Now
York by the death of their father. tho
late Mr.. j. M. Turner, have returned
home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
He ESCAPES ON
a TECHNICALLY
Herman Hastings Gets Out of. Ninety
Day Jail Sentence by Not
Kissing Bible.
Especial to the DaIly rresa.)

( NORFOLK VA, May Herman
Hastings, II years OLD, convicted and
sentenced hcie to. ninety days in pris.
on for fraudulent registration. was or
dercd acquitted by Judge Hanckcl tt..
,day because Registrar Of Election
fnatcs did not require him as Chris.
.ian;o kiss tic Holy, Bible. The court
ruled that under the laws Of Virginia
only npn;christians can affirm" in
TAXING nn cath. Hastings I'm this case
simply signe,. the oath.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
JOHN HEWITT WAS
ON MURDER BENT
Killed Wife, Wounded Her Sister and
Brother and Then ehot.
Himself.
tRy Associated PROSE-

ElvALposTA. GA. May 1l.-Johr
Hewitt white man of Adel shot and
killed his wife today. shot her sister
AMI brother. woupding them slightly,
AMI, whcn surrounded by posse Of
citizens, shot and killed himself.
Tho cause of the tragedy is nm
knowr,. hut il is known that Hewitt.
who had been in bad health recently.
was cHcc confined in a sanitarium. and
fer somc weeks had not lived with his;
wife.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Hale Paroicd in Custody.
U3y Associated Prcss.)

%! NHHUCIHtcU PrGSj.D
NEW YORK May 1l-- Edwin +.
i'aic' the Grand jury witness in the
inquiry into the American Tobacco
H1'nlnny' who was aiiudscd in con
temp! and fined by Judge l.acumLc.
was arraiencd before United Suites
commissioner Shields today. lie WINS
Faro'"d In ;'i;tody of his counsel I'M
III next week. WHOM r writ of habcns
corpus will he argued before The Unit.
cd States Circuit Court Of Appeals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
SERIOUS CHARGE.
Jewish Organs Declare That Attacks
Were Regularly Organized.

Were Regularly Organized.
tBy Associated I'rcas)
ST. PETERSBURG. May ll-Tnr
Novoiti. = Jewish organ, claims 10
have Information showing that The
massacre Of Jews ut zhitomr WIS
regularly organized, while the syn
otctchcstva says Jewcsacs were Grim,
ina'iy assaulted during the attacks
made upon the lsracltcs nj Gostynin.
The government papers are not per.
m't;ci to print details of the recent
attacks or Jews.
at The ministry of the interior no lie
tailed report Of the rloting at zhiton,ir
nal been received up to Z O'clock this
evening. a brief dispatch announced
hat he Published reInrta were cxag,
s"ra'cd and add that all was quiet
there today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Was Quiet in Chicago.
(By. Assucfa ted Fress.)

Chicago ILLS. May 1.-THE
ttanlstcrs' strike to-day was q,lint y
stern of wind and rain. drove tho pick.
els fiom their posts There was little
'lisiu, hancc in the business quarter. On
he outskirts, however, there were a
lew attacks male on he delivery WI.
CONS, but with the exception of one
n'slc, who was knocked scnselcss by
ttcne nohsrlyj was injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
AN IMPORTANT
WITNESS DEAD
Man Who Says He cav Shepherd K.
Smith Beat His Son.. Passes
Away.
Especial 10 the Daily press.

RICHMOND. VA. May ti..-Frank
Turner an important witness against
Shepherd *. Smith. who is awaiting
trial In Manchester on The charec. of
heating hiB ilvc.ycar-old boy to death,
diciI tonight
Turner stated some days ago that
ne looked out of his back win INV and
saw Smith strike the boy with an axe
handle.
lie was ill at the time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12

Lee s. Clements. He Is survived by
his wife. three sistcrs-hfrs. r.. Lee
Davis, Of Newport News; Misses Mat.
tic and Sallie Lee. OF Lee Hall: two
hnlf-brothers, j. II. and William
Young.
Tho funeral services will be from
Lebanon church, of which the deceased
was an active member, at 10 O'Clock,
tomorrow morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
EDWARD 7. LEE DEAD.
Ez.confedcratc Officer Passes Ava,
So at His Home. A.n,,

tt..H'.-O17Uo'TTIeuUTdtc UIIccT Passes Away
4 at Ills Home.
Mr. Edward r. Leo, son of late
!tichard D. Lee. of Lee Hall. died at
bis residence in Warwick county. at
4 the ase Of 5S, at noon yesterday after
A short Illness with pneumonia.
MI Lee was horn and reared In
Z Warwick county. AZ a very early age.
when merfly5a hoy, he entered the
{ Confederate arpy and served with
fdelity and dBtinction raising him
Y self tottfe rank Of lieutenant. lie was
widely known as a kind-hcartcd, brave
I and generous soldier and o gentleman
!. without feay; and without rcproacll.
The deceased WINS a thrifty farmer
/ , enc member q the lumber firm Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
LIST OF WHITE VOTERS.
Over Eighteen Hundred QuaIified-Ne.
noc6 Not Yet classified

goco Not Yet Classified.
Treasurer Curtis has flushed the
work of classifying the white voters
of the CITY, and the list contains the
names of SGT men who are qualified
to vote In the fall election. The
negro voters have not yet been classl-
fed, but IL Is not believed that there
VIII be enough of them To run the total
number of voters UP to 2.l00.
Following Is the number of white
voters In the four wards:
First ward-5S0.
Second ward-284.
Third ward-4d9.
Fourth ward--5i4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Member Of Company III.

Owing to the Illness of one Of the
members of the amateur company
wl'ltl was to present the fnur.ari
drama. The Millcrs Daughter" NJ
Tie CaSinn tonight. tho performance
will lie pusipcncd until some future
date.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Mothers I: Are HELPED
THEIR HEALTH RESTORED
Happiness Of Thousands OF Homes Due
70 Lydia E. Pfnkham' q yegetabie Com:
pound and Mrs. Pilkham, 8 Advice.

a devoted mother seems to listen TO
every call of duty excepting the SUI
preme one TINT tells her. to guard her
health, and before she realizes It some
derangcment'of tic female organs has
manifested itself, and nervousness and
irritabiTity take the place of happi-
ness and ainiability. ,,4s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Condition Unclaimed.

The condition Of Collector of Chs
tnlas J, w. Elliott, who is i'll at his
mems, on Tlirty-thirl street, was IN.
changc'l last night the patient still
being very low.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Fewer gallons; wears longer; p9yoo
California, sts.2s, via southern Rail-.
if- ft4 * ~ - yyay. atts. 81, so. -

Southern Railway will sell daily un
I'll May 18th, one-way colonist tickets
At S4S.26 via their through route. Only
one change: necessary to the Pacific
const. Personally conducted excir
sion sleepersb three times week.
berth rate In same $3.50. For further
information call; 1l25 either phone, or
address w. w. CROXTON, Pass. Aet..
No, 20 CRANKY street, Norfolk, Va. \
tu.w.fI. u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
TRACED BY sLooDHovnDs.
Georgia Negroes, Charged With Muir.
der, Arc in the Tolls.

tEy Associated Prcss.)
ATHENS. GA. May lf--Jlm Taylor,
Sidney Harris and Claude Elder, ne.
grocs under % years of are, are In
jail at Watklnsvillc. charged with the
murder Of Frank Fiolbrook and his
wife, near that place, Tuesday night.
Two of the negroes were traced by
bloodhounds.
They had been prosecuted by Hol-
brook for burglary and had made
threats to kill him. The murderers
got away with $500 that the old couple
had In the house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Off For Pcnitentiarx.

Guard Lamb. ri ilir state nenii.,..
tiary, left for Richmond yesterday with
nye negro prisoners IRON TINS city. in
inc lot were Henry Bishop the youth.
ftl burglar who was given ton years,
and PauI Q. Johnson, who was given
( twelve years for forgery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Confederate Committee

A Joint meeting Of the Confederate
organizations Of this city will >be held
at Hotel Pocaiiontas tonight at $40
O'Clock, TO complete arrangements for
placing a tablet TO the memory of the
women Of the Confcderacy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-12
Excursion. to Pine Beach.

Firat of the season by the B. NJ. g.
l.. s. o.. Saturday, May 18th. Tickets
20 cents: Good on all cars that. day.
Buy tickets before taking cars,
5.12-2t
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-19
Mo .1tttttitrators saIg+
- @taten Wfinne1ota ! CO
= SttertaiI County. 0o'

S 8oet efter afb96e 6. s. Quale.
6erpsb 6efien6t9i9res,< at n1,6ertesnebe
Mbmtuii TRAITOR .af bet opennepnte So, efter
Orbre al @tifteretsb onnere1t Otterta1l
@o11ntp, Min11., p1l tn6ttl BEN 15be Nopen1>
Der 1905 mobtase Sub paa nor6pefre &part
al 5etttor 80, To1pn1bip 1877, &anse Al.
Nep,1te 2aub er beltg9enbe / So1pn Of @an=
bor nepnte County. >9lue Bub bpr pere
ab6res]erebe til Clarence s.. Quale, Pelican
&apibs, Wtinu. g.
/ 9lep,tte 2anb ptl bl,pe iolgt til bpifbpben=
Sc peb pripat @al9 / peltcan &aptos be1,
15be Non. 1905 FOR belle @umnen &onta1,t
eaer 1aalebes, at &iebere1 operta9er en- Nalr=
teobl,sation paa s7oO. Salset at blipe sob=
fienbt at nepnte @tifteret. -:5..
Al II MQe gnb bill blipe aabne for l1Hberip9el1e
af ale anbre Bpbere ne6 ret for alle til Al
bpbe paanp for iarn1ne Gien6ont op til ben
1i6, Salset ifal toresaa. Nbifroft pilenbt
fulbfommen Net til @ie11bomntelt pil bliut
leperet &ipbere1t.
Dateret Yelica,1 Gapt6s, Mtrtn., 19b,
z@ept. 1905. Clarence 9. auale, ..z
S: 81. Nbn1tniftrator.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-19

Belsrab, l4be Sft. 49, Song Yeter
af Serpien Nboer meset utrpgt, efter
buab man netop bar funbet. Man
tror at baue opbaset en- @ammeaiuer=
selie til at mproe baabe bam og Prins
Terbinano at Bul9arien.
-Som Tel9e beraf, er osr en- meget
intens TeIelle al lro baabe @erpien
% Bul9arieu. og bet nil .ffe forunore
nosen. on1 baabe Yeter o9 Eerb.nanb
times ct @noelist. Der er lt9efaa trasiff
Iom Mleranbers og Dronntus Drasas
Sfplse Npstet bar Song peter bapt
fin paanb / en- anoen bIobtg Mffere %
par ben Iebenbe Opbapsmanb Mor6et
paa I'm Suigerfar, Rrtns Nicola af
Montene9ro. 8ette blep offeutligt for,
talti ct 2erermeoe 8elsrao forlebeu
Oct ipenote Torbolb meuem @erpia
og Wontenesro er blepen foruerret foen
Der npli9 bleu pefiIet 0enifabsptringe1
meQem Rons @bmaro % Brins Mirtq
af Marienbab+ :s. sz. i
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-19

Wlan9elen paa Sernbanepogne min:
neiota bleu iaa flor torleben, .os &las
serne iaa bpppise, at Sernbane' os
yarebu8s@ @ommtsf fonen n1aatte tenbe en-
Manb til @bicaso forat unDerisge, om
ber lite tuube raabes Bob perpaa. -Det
par iier lanss Nod Sslano.Banen t
ben fpolise Del Of Staten, at Nsben
par ffprit. @lepatorerne par fulbe es
funbe lite mootase Tarnernes 6pebe,
.og ErRifemaiftnerne rnaatte 'ttanble.
Somr,e Steoer ,,taatte man ilaa Ror>
net pna Warten. .
Det bjalp, naar Sernbane.G Gommis=
,tonens l1bienbiag tom Der blep ienbt
200 Nosne ftrats, og mere Dil ton,me
efterbpert. Mue Baner fuloe fenbs
mere gosne nlle use, % foruobentl1e
er Npben nu afbiulpet. ..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-19
Gommisiionens Gapport bleu reuioeret

Commissioners &apport blep repiberet
os antaset at ben fife 3esislatur. rtaotte
bet aipres / en- Ta,t. Seq babler lite
2e9i8laturen for bette, ba ben nltib btbs
til bar neotiemt bet Torlag. fom ammo:
beoe ON oenne Toranerins. Oe ben
piIbe uoentpiul bape eiort bet lau,me
o9iaa benue Sang, ON ben baube tore
ifaoet Stilinaen. Seq bat beuer ingen
Euiul ON. at ben nefte Hesislatur utl
isien foranbre 2ouen, faa ben bltper
ligeoan iom ben sanle 2ou. ~
Stifteretsbommernes Screening par
lite orsaniieret Tor esenuptti9e 5ormaal,
% iusen tan nse, at ben bar pift Gen,
bentier bertil. Ses bar taIt u1eb be
Fefe Stifteretsoommere | Staten, % be
ipues ale at uere ti.ni}piuise. Os
tbuorpel be inbter, at ben npe 2ou oil
befrie benz for meget Muiuar % ettra
Mrbeioe, ct be alliseueI lite Taupr al
ben os nil siere alt, Be tan, forat faa
een opbauet.
Ser er ,n9en Straf tenemt for uIp:
oisbeo mob 2ouen, os leg tror lite, at
mango af 5tifteretsoommerne piI negte
at bielpe en- fattig Perlou, buor Boet er
laa tibet, at bet nil bIipe baarbt for BAN
at leie en- Sa3fprer. Seq aster at fort.
fette meb at bjelpe BEN, iou1 auueber
oerom, iaa 9ebt 1e9 Tan, It9eoan> fou.
for, os ies tror lite, ber Staten er
nosen for I'm Dpstisbeb betienbt Gag
terer, lom utl iette fig oeriuob.
9aabenbe at bette pil Hille @aeen
ct tlart 2ps, Torbliuer ies
@n offentlig Tiener,
IS. Z. @allaban,
pre7 7oeut for @ttfteretSoommernes
Torenins I Minneiota.
Song prairie, 2sbe>Stpt. 1906"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-19
Yat,antatastate.s+

Yanama 12 DIT. - Den fife 6ano:
ling. iom panama> Ranal= Commissioned
fore1os, fer ben ieileoe fra Colon til
Nsm Dort, par at usplbtgsiere ben
&ontratt, iom uar bleuen siuet til $.
G.. Martel / Omaba, og buorpeb bet
paalaa bam at beiptie os plete benz,
lom par ipsiel atte meo &aualarbeibet.
: @runoen for oenne 6auolinq er, at
ben fornemite Su9enier. @teuens, eiens
nem fit Departement for Materialer %
garer unber 9errerne Sodion os Smitb,
itprer bette meb meaet 9elb, % at Mr.
ranaementet meb Wartel iaalebes bliper
unpoueuoist.
Man tror, at Brotelter al be emplop.
ereoe imoo &rransementet oaiaa bapoe
nosen Snbf1poelie paa Mfsiprelieu.
&ontratten r.eb Wtartel ifulbe 9ieloe
for fem Mar, og man anlaar, at ben
u'loe bape anoraset til $50, 900, 900.
9us9ius 4 Dumas. ct at be andre
Ttrmaer, iom leuereoe Mnbuo paa Son.
trattsn, proteiterebe osiaa imob, at
Wartel ifulbe faa ben, ioet be paai fob,
at ban par blepeu besuuIttset, ba ban
bauoe faaet Oplpsninser fra Gormano
Sbonts' Srontor ansoaenbe be andre
Mnbuo os iaalebes funbe unberbpoe
benz.
proteiten bleu lenpt til Yrefbent
Goolepelt, iom benpiite ben til Tormanb
Sbonts forat rapportere os lenere er.
tlerebe, at &ontratten ifuloe bltpe ttaas
enoe.
Dampifibet v9auana" ieileoe Ill Nem
Dorf &l. i9aar @ftermtbbas meo
Meblemmerne af Eanal> Comm ttoneu,
be sSnsentprer, be bauo, raabfprt fig
meb. pg andre Weblemmer af @els
itabet, Der. ttltraaote Eeilen fra Stem
Oort til Colon ben 28be Sept. ]
@ommtsiionens Weblen1mer pilbe lite
uotale fig ansaaenbe &analens muItae
&aratter. Det nil blipe fere Tiger, FIR
beres @apport til Prefpent @ooisDelt
ptl bl'pe ferbis..
Den tongeltge Poitoamper vOrinoco i"
leileoe t9aar til Samaica % too meb fla
800 Mrbetbere til @teber / Ue1finoteu.
$ be fife to Tiger er omtrent 600 Mr.
beibere, lom bar arbeibst meb &analen,
reiit til fine 6iem.
@enere u1eooeles ira Bafbtn9tou, at
MarteI uil onlesee Gag mob &esierius
gen for .Rontrattbruo. SORT nil ban
bog forelease ben for Yrefoenten, 1om
en- gang bur erfleret, at &ontratten
ituloe bltue ifaaenoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-19
SanoleI9+

Eorsbag ben 2ben Nop. bol0er s5tats=
aubiteren ct 2anolalg @ountpzNubites
reus &ontor Der / Bpen. Torretutus
gen beepnoer scr. 10. Sntet Qanb ptt
bl'oe folet for minbre eno SIS pr. @cre,
os buis bet er uarbiot tn mere, maa
bet iatfalo br'nse ben Bris, bet er peros
fat for. Dette er @tatslanb,
Sngen Tan nu fipbe mere enb $40,
&cres. Dette ffal uere forat forbtuz
bre @petulanter fra at opflpbe fore
Uteu9oer oeraf. MF famine @runb er
Der Beltemmelier ON, at bet lolste 2aub
moa bliue inosieroet euer nosen ubs
1trefntns opoprtet os bebpseet en- uis
Etb efter, at bet er fipbt.
Sen Ste os ben 7oe Nop. boloes Der
oslaa 2anoials pao famine Steb. Dette
er 2ano, jom ct saaet oper til @tateu,
forot Sfatten otrpaa lite er blepen Be-
talt paa tre Mur. 81 for1taar, at be
1elte Gtere er blepen parf1ebe 9isnnem
5reu ira @ountpzMubttpren, men at
oer osiaa er Eilfeloe, buori mon ttte
tienote @ierues OpboIositeb, o9 @aas
oanne Etlfeloe tunbe Der naturliqpis
lite bliue Gale ON nosen 1nberretutng.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-19

v9ennins Mouocate": Yer Batfeu,
Der Dor en- Weil pit for Dining, fit ct
MnfaIo al 2ammelle fife Treba9 oa ct t
en- frttilf Tilfano, men man tror BOG,
at ban uil fon1me fig.
Geo. Yaullou og Nobert Dalpors
ION retlte til Binina @ftermib6as torat
raabtere fig meo Eruftees / Nibaros
Wenssbeo anqaaenbe at falbe en- Preft,
Der Tan betiene baabe ben Wenigbeo og
ben / 6ennina.
@bos. Sobniou, @pu af Conrad
Sohnion / Eo1pn Of 9enning, tom fife
llse biem fra Nbercrombie o9 er baarot
1y8 af geruefeber.