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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Burr Sues Railroad.

W, Joscrh Nj Burr Instituted suit ycsterdhy
~. C.Irr,,it Court OF the United States Tor
=; r. III Eastern p!s,rlc, Of Virginia against the
washington Southern RAILWAY company lor
". " 6tn damages Mr., Burr alleges that on
80 Ism day Of January. 1865, ne WAS m
tmred near ouantlc9, Va, oy being tht"Wh
;rnrn one Of the cars Of ,he "nsNnE'9n'S SOUTH
aru Railway CNmpany
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Organizes Ball Team.

The Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
has organized fine baseball team composed
OF the following players: Dallas Richardson,
catcher; Frank Ryan. pitcher, Bruce Harvey.
short-stop; II, D. Workman, first-b base; Dick
Fox second base; A. L. Parish, third base;
John Massie, rightfield: a. w, Nene. leftfIcld;
w. ". Fokes centcrfield, Substitutes. Tom
Gibson John II. Iarton, James Tyler and
Ashby Ivey. This team will be glad to play
For particulars address Frank CrutChfield,
ptain and general manager Box TBS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
any 4 \, ana satisfactorily adjusted BY the

ably and Satisfactorily adjusted by the
judicial method
Tho greatest of3these deslderata Is clear
" Tho carly creation OF stated inter;
national congress. The nations have rench ,.s
point In the growth Of their mutual N.
interests. whet, d properly constituted organ
fot, the trnatmen OF their common con-
Germs Is absolutely Imperative. the in.era
vote, at Ills last ron ference. put this SUBJ
ject upon It's future programme, and we
OF the Mohonk conference who last Se ear
also voted sour unanimous sanction OF w
our efforts for the completion Of the inter
national arbitration. system, II we give
to the stated international congress pIorott. ,a
the full support of our sympathy a'iu wy
full weight OF DIR Influence s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Mrs. Mamie E. Hoy.


Especial to The Tlmes: DlspatSn:J -, "a
PETERsBu URIC. VA, May 3l,-Mrs.
at the family home on Lombard Street.
Mrs. Hoy was the wife Of Captain T. G.
s Hoy a prominent Petersburg citizen en- !;
been desperately Ill for some time.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from St. Pauls Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Notice to Taxpayers.
Office of Collector Of City Taxes,
City Hall, Richmond, Va.

q
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF OF
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
Personal, FOR THE YEAR 1905 ON
JUNE 10.
Tho whole tax is due. but inc ord ~
nance provides that one,half may pc
paid IN June and the rema!n'1in w. 3 nnel
In December. Failure to pay all ~ one.
half in June ncurs penalty q o. PER
cent on the whole amount, when t's 8 g a4 y
TENDER LIST the collector ts required to
levy, with costs added. (See Chapter
XIV. Sec. ~ Ii
ALL MALES q years Of age. ALL
PERSONS tMAI.E OR FEMALly) Wno
own personal property, or holG perso.in'h'
propel\T ns flduciary, and al p9TileH
conducting business In tho city o. hic ad
mond (Of whatever nature) are hHsehseu,
and Will please call and settle, SO as 70
avoid delinquency.
Grading, Paving, Pipe and sewer :. COZ ,,la
necilon bills arc payable IN Tug s st,,n
manner aS Taxes, and at tne sa'l'e t''''s'
Give name in which property ~ stah'a =
and see that you got all your pli's'
This being the only notice proy.i.a a,
Tor by law, please give " proHpt at' o..
tlon as under the new ordinance Pes
cent. penalty Will have 70 Pc aoueu "
the whole bill after June 3Oth, GA
F. w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ lrl,no Collector Of ciLx, Taxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Bureau Of Industries.

Negotiations have recently been completed
for the establishment IN Atlanta by the At
lantic Coast Line the Louisville and Nashville
and their allied properties of n Georgia Bureau
OF Industries and immigration, The purpose OF
the organization IN the systematic effort to
build industries ana enterprises In the terri
tory trayersed by these lines and to induce
desirable Immigration 10 tho South, AS "A
result Of efforts made by the railways OF the
South. thousands OF desirable settlers have
been located In the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
DR.. Trueblood Speaks.

Dr. Trueblood said In part:
ION the whole the year has been one OF
gratifying progress for the cause IN whose
of arbitration, not In this country only. hut
in all countries OF Western Europe, have
largely increased In numbers, and have
carried on q vigorous ana unremlttng
campaign.
But Notwithstanding all the progress OF
the year, there are still serious obstacles TO
be overcome. The chief Of these are the
Inertia OF public opinion. the stubborn
ness of old prcjudiccs between tho nations
racial anlmosties false conceptions OF COM
ncrcial interests and of national honor
and greatness and n certain fondness stu
lingering In the minds and hearts Of tho
peoples and governments Tor the machinery
OF war and the supposedly spetdler method
offered by war for the securing and mainte-
I'm our cmfwypcmfwpyvbska XIX q
nance Of international justice. -,
I'm our constructive work for tho COM
plete and permanent establishment and uni
Nersal use OF the principle OF arbitration
through the permanent court IN tho adjust
ing Of international differences. five things
Inust be definitely aimed at:
-. The bringing OF all the Central and
South American States into The Hague
court, that II may be In reality world
tribunal, None OF them are yet parties
to II, though the treaty among them signed
at Mexico City for the submission Of all
questions OF claims to the court has been
ratified by most Of them.
''2, The conclusion OF a general treaty
of arbitration among all the independent
nations OF the world,
''3 The extension Of the Jurisdiction Of
The Hague court as to Es many classes
OF eases as possible. with the View TO ul,i-
niately leaving no .osrts OF controversies
outside Of It's jurisdiction.
~ The creation of a esnEress of pations
to meet at stated periods for lha regular
distsusson Of all important international
questions. that The Hague court may hc
forfeited and guided By ~ cojppleter and
better system of international lay than
now prevails.
-. And asty, the instruction Of The
public mind TO tho settled belief that In
our day there are no differences which may
sI!.a be.Mes4 nations Which eana9t honog-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
HUNG JURY.
Merchant Seeks Damages on Ac-
count of Alleged False Arrest.

Especial to The Times-D ispat CHI
& SUFFOLK. VA. May 3l.-Concluding q
six days trial in the. CIRCUIT Court OF
surry county, Va, the $500 damage
George II. Woods and Police, Chief KEN
merer, Of Clarcmont, Va, ended last eve
ming with drawn jury. The suit was
warmly contested by five attorneys.
billiard seeks damages because OF an
alleged Illegal arrest on account OF MS
refusal to pay town license claims.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Major w. H. T. Lewis.

~ e.(Special to Thu" TImes-Dlspatoh.| -.
ROANOKE. VA, May 31.-Major w. II.
T. Lewis, Of JEFFERSON county. W; Va.
died here this morning at the residence
Of his son, DR.. ]. N. Lewis. aged seventy
three years. He had been in Ill health
for several years and came here several
weeks ago to be treated by his son. he
was gallant Confederate soldier repre-
sented his county several terms in the
Legislature and was Judge Of the County
Court His remains will be taken to
Charlestown tomorrow for interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
CITY TO TAKE over
CHICAGO GAR LINES
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO. May S1.-The Daily News
to-day. says:
"a definite proposition on the part Of
the Chicago traction companies to sell tho
car systems in this city has been, made
to Mayor Dunno. and II reports are corr
rect. the offer will, In all probability, be
accepted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Heavy Tobacco Shipments.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.) .
WINSTON-sALEM, N. Gu May 81
The manufacturers Of Winston salem
shipped 3,o33,43l pounds OF tobacco ~ th ~
lnonth. This is an increase OF so''teo
pounds over May, 1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Keeping Banks Open

The banks on Broad Street and on Church
Hill and in Fulton desire II TO be known that
they viii keep open on Saturday nights until
about or O'Clock, The Manchester banks
wil remain open on Saturday nights until
70 clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Accepts New Appointment.

NJ ]. q. Heyward, formerly district pas,
a.,,,er agent al Atlanta, OF the Atlanta and
go ~ Paint and the western Railway Of Ala
Wang has accepted appointment as general
10 ppaEe agent OF the Atlanta Terminal Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Hopes for Action Later.

.'Wthout challenging tho sincerity or In
tclligence of those who adhere to this view.
we may indulge the hope that the friends
of arbitration In the Senate (and we have
no right to assume that all its members
are not suclO will find way by which
the government Of the United States,
through Its treaty making power. may Join
the other civilized nations OF the world In
binding itself to submit differences which
may arise Of n legal nature. or re7atsnS
to the Interpretation Of treaties existing
between the two contracting parties, and
which 1t may not have been possible to settle
by diplomacy, to the permanent court OF
arbitration establishing at The Hague,
without requiring the merely subordinate
agreement as to procedure In each case,
TO be ratified by two-thirds or the Senate,
To say that this cannot be done. would
argue degree OF mbecility and weakness
In our Federal government that do not
believe exists. The treatymakng powers,
as conferred by the Constitution on tho
President and the Senate Is without ex-
pressed Limitation or restriction. and It
is surely broad enough to authorize
covenant by the United States to pursue
prescribed line of conduct with reference
to future contingencies. think, therefore,
tho President did well to withdraw the
treaties for the present, without accepting
the Senate amendment. which would prac-
tically have defeated their purpose. Here
we may leave the matter. with the rea-
sonable assurance that the public opinion
and awakened conscience of our country,
viii not rest satisfied that the government
of the United States shall continue to be
alone along he signatory powers OF The
Hague convention. In not responding to this
great movement to support ana strengthen
the tribunal thereby established. ,Fr
II hope to live to see the day In the
near future when 1t will be recognized that
the national honor Is best subservhd BY
Righteousness and justice and love OF
peace. ! hope we shall all 1--we to see the
day when the national honor VIII be most
seriously involved for that nation that re-
fuses to tread In tho pathway OF peace
and arbitration, There Is no international
question that does not involve In some rc-
spects the national honor, but what nation
ever emerged from an arbitration with It's
honor dimmed, or rather not Frightened,
by the very fact that 1t had submitted to
an arbitral tribunal the disputes which
otherwise could have only been subdued.
not settled, hy the arbitrament OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-01
Blue Mountain House,

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. MD.
18TH SEASON OPENS JUNE "a
Finest mountain resort In the Blue Ridge
section. No mosquitoes: pure mountain spring
water: cuisine and service unexcelled: fast
and vestibued train service. For reservation
OF rooms, rates. etc, address z. s. FLYNN
manager. Jordan Stabler Building. Eutaw md
Madison Streets. Baltimore. Md. Office hours.
B 10 to 2 O. clock. Mention the Times Dispatch
FOR RENT-TUcKER COTTAGE. YIR-
FglnIa Beach, for the season. containing
wants room above. fronting the ocean.
Also one OF the Tucker Cottages for the
month OF June at low figure. Apply to
"a BYRD & BALDWIN BROS, Norfolk,
Va. IN
The sun., 1905-08-28

EnEM WORLD IN WAX. New 0rSapA
eO6N CINEMATO 4 ARH.
AUsEE Wonderful Aseb. The War nsrssA
The sun., 1905-08-28
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
STATIONS soot iSertw ST. \. r.


Tim. shown below s'S' !. h10aY iro% LiSsly R s.; wss
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sllNbt lsfSt 'ssS aS6k lsR sRRoarE.le.v. & Pier 81,
% s4S 81 r. r. isso sandsy. NJ sis H. H. io
eS isS sSadsy!. NJ ioos 49, a. : ' H. sss
pRy Dsy s1ssps Sunday y.r,c.ss ssusssy: ss;,
aSy.f,v any. mR'n,nE Il, an Car 1s.'urd'S' only 'fr0m
?. n. eissS E n, s4;ao p. NJ h'so p. NJ. 'liso
,e Ess' 49, s 5Osy S Mss s'a 81 Aver I
Ave. Is Union Square West. a7ss % Ave, t7s West
IT, 1s.1 fGeS e?s~Rss s -
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The sun., 1905-08-28
BALTIMORE ( OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West 2sd Street 10 minutes earlier excep$
midnight train leaves II 80 p. m.
Lv. Liberty street. 800 am. Except SUM- Bunet
1000 am Daily. Diner.
1900 noon. Daily. Diner.
200 pm Daily. Buffet
CRoyal Limited 400 D m. Daily. All Pullman.
Lv. Liberty street 800 pm. Daily. Diner.
1915 night Daily. Sleepsn.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
Leave New York City. West 2sd st. Liberty St
Css,S.ss . Pits,6SI. Sleeper ,,sS pm 13 i3asn
Pitts6urs Cleveland. Lind $50 pm. 400 pm.
c"R,!.tt.S.rf Limited" s has. ssS pm. ,9S Pm
Cincinnati, 81. Louis Diner $50 am 1000 Am.
CinSinn.ti; g. j. Louis p'ns5 p,p Ssepm; go pm:
House iOs Greenwich ST.. rs Union square W, Si
Grand ST.. n. y: sts Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: 2sd St
and Liberty st.
The sun., 1905-08-28
TFsVduIdHV UpeII at n. ID. MUSIO.
Steamer Mary Powell
D0cm0k1 AND POINTS IN
OO0 Wv NEW ENGLAND

FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall River.
Sundays, $50 p. II. Strs. PRISCILLA and PURi-
PAS 3GsessE' Ns II s.'s o, providence.
East and North. I've. Pier is, N. r., foot Murray
S.. week days only, At 800 ?. N. Strs. PROv1
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New bedford, Cottage
City and Nantucket 1--we. Pier 20, n. r., foot
NAME and NEW HAMPsHlRE.
NORWICH LINE for New London, Block Island.
Norwich Watch Hill. Maria. Pier. East and North.
I've Pier 20. n. r., It. ClArkson ST., week days
CHESTER W. CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven, Spring gneid.
and North. Week days Str. RICHARD PECK Tvs.
P. ". steamer CITY OF LAWRENCE iys. Pier %.
Er, & r, R 200 Dr.. miani{hs a Sundsys Str RIcHARD
ST. 1000 A. NJ. return. due New York s:4s p. ".
Tkts and Staterms at 2si 673. lis5 and 1854 Bwey.
sssh ST. 7Ss Third Ave- and and a M piers. @ New New Yof. M
The sun., 1905-08-28
TRIED SUICIDE IN PRISON VAN.
Young Girl Started to Choke Herself to
Death with Skirt rounce.

May Kaushinsky, IS years old, OF $50
Bushwick avenue. Brooklyn, tried to
choke herself to death yesterday by forcing
down her throat the hounce of her skirt
while she was being transferred in a prison
van from the Manhattan avenue police
court to the Raymond Street Jail.
The girl had been committed to Jail on
a technical charge Of vagrancy, the COM
plainants being her parents. She was the
only woman prisoner in the van, and when
her struggles were heard by John Holstein,
the van driver, he stopped the vehicle. and
while policeman guarded the other pris-
oners. entered the compartment occupied
by the girl and pulled the cloth from her
mouth.
The girl was quickly revived. When
she was taken to the Lee avenue police
court where Holste in was to get other pris-
oners, Magistrate Higginbotham was told
what the girl had done. He said it would
not be advisable to let the girl be taken to
the Jail in the van and sent court officer to
the prison with her.
The sun., 1905-08-28
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 1 HARTFORD A. r.

Trains depart from Grand Central station "a
S. and 4th Az, as follows, Tor pro, ,,u,oco
5SS w,IlIlnsa,,cM'isSd hlSl .i%S tils@a e.
f2UO p. NJ; via Sprlngneld-ts00 A. H.. tli2oo
poRTIANB and BAR HARBoR--tisO7 P. A..
WORCESTER 4 FIiT;cABuRe VI. Putnam, isP.HH
dREAT GRE af itta BARRiNGToN, Hr srocK bR DGE, LENoX
PlTTSFIELD-t4;5o. feo2 \. n sial fs:si Pm E; ~
St., also al c2ei ilss cls54 Bway cas- Union Square
cis2 Fifth Ave, Gas Columbus Ave co!o Madison
B'klyn, cs42. $50 Fulton ST. 800 Brosdway: "a.
'Daiiy. Except sundays. 1Stops a. l1san ~
tParior Car Limited. Mas dining car. cParioT and
Sleeping Car tickets also.
The sun., 1905-08-28
Sues for Health wrecked by Cocks crowtnx

SYRAcusE, N. Y. Aug. 27.-Suit has been
begun at Manchester by Mrs. Louise Ely
Of Washington. D. c., a patient at the Clifton
Springs sanatorium, against Wells McLouth.
q farmer, to recover 5000 for damages to
morning growing Of a rooster owned by
the defendant McLouth sets up q GEM
eral denial and will ask his neighbors to
testify in his behalf.
The sun., 1905-08-28
sTEAMBOAT.
EI!l!H!E!]IH#7qI3'17

P.lAtAl steamers NEW YORK. and ALBANY
Of the Hudson River Day Line, fastest and nnest
river boats IN the world.
Leave Brookl-u. Fulton St. tby Anne1,. 800 AN.
NEW pfEa pfsEs1atosssS y IJn ser ai aii;'.....,'i
nana,n9 'n At yonk.,, We,, pain; v.GSu,,, S3o
Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Ca.skill. Hudson
a: ana Albany Daily except sunday. Special Trains
70 Catsktu Mn. resorts and Saratoga, and easy
Connections to all points East, North and West.
mphISSugS IT tickets snd baggage checked a., A. ofsoss
n. Y. and Albany accepted. Most delightful one
day outings 70 West Ptont. Newburgh or Pough-
Restaursnt open at A. n MUSIC.
Steamer Mary Powell
Leaving Desbrosses ST. at $40 p. NJ. (SaturdayS
and a Holidays. iH P NJ: ". ga ST.. $50 P. y.
$50 =: n. (Saturdays and Holidays. s9o p. w.
Tor Highland Falls, West Point Cornwall, New
Rondout and Kingston. orrhessr. on board
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-08

us well today rs can be expected. Mr..
Wright WAS riding along the road at .
gallup when his horse stumbled and
fell and rolled over on him. This
occurred about $50 yesterday morning
and it was after l o'clock before assist
ance reached him.
A few nights ago Waterman Hardin
saw several boys come out OF an opium
den in Chinatown. Tie reported what
he saw TO District Attorney Williams
and Inst night Mr.. lIarbin, Mr.. Williams
md Jailer weathers raided the joint.
They found four smoking outfits and
three Chinamen hitting the pipe. They
contiscated the lay outs and took the
Chinks to Jail. This forenoon Mr.. IIar-
bin made complaints against them. 1t
is the intention Of the officers to break
up these dens OF vice. Success to them.
The Cinnamon plead guilty this after.
noon and Judge Bruce took till 1 o'clock
to Tx their punishment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-08

terence wa ni~ucty-SevCn fcp'. This
tree is considerably larger than "(;rncr
nj Sherman and @](irmrrtl Grant" the
two which herctu!"!c were the rccog-
nizcd monarchs Of ali "Nig Trees.
Tho large Attendance ut the public
school Yesterday made 1t Necessary to
rcarrauGc the 'iItTcr ent rooms - that all
couit hc a:cuumo lated with seats
Even when tbs Is donr, il is doubtful IL
all the children can Dc accommodated III
the present building. The trustees seen,
tn be up agarus; II lard proposition ant
Will probably solve it 10y building or
rcutIng addition nj ropm. 1t looks as il
,i"y would hlv" /" do either one. In"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the rooms may an
swer for the present. This will he done
today and schooi will open a.ain to-
morrow morning.
4 man fcom White Pine county,
named Fleming, struck town Monday
nirht with 500 III his ciothea. He made
hls headquarters ut the Gen: saloon.
hNi' az met lIttF mon WHO STAYED
with him yesterday and had a good time
"a; his cyicugc. Fleming got welI.n.lled
wi'ii GnoZ' aud $50 uf the men took him
tn ,hr ia, Commercial lIote! and put
him to bel. Early in Tia" evening
Charley L"ouar :. q f1cnd Of Flcmiug'e,
came IA town tHh NAL" inquiries for
him. Not find 10 him. Lenuar | rr listed
the help nf The o Ccrs and Constable
No;c finally found him asleep in the bed
where the two mcn had left him. \
search ~ his clothes revealed only $50
This WAS found in the hip pockets Of his
panteIucns. L"ouarI claimcd that
FIrwin- had ubpni 500 when he struck
the to"n and Coust Ibic Wore arrested
the two men and lock "A them up. They
were sCaI,H"d at the jail but nothing
WIS fonni on them. Fleming says he
had 500 whpG hc came to- town and
'hlnas b" ma! hire -p@": from So to
500. and all bat SS2 81 ii is missing. The
third mHn, who probably got the money,
has not been fnund.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-08
Are You Engaged

Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels can
he avoided, by Keeping their digestions
III good condition with Electric Bitters.
). \. Brown, OF Beunettsvilie, S. e.,
says: For years, my wife suffered in
tenselv from dyspepsia, complicated
with a torpid liver, until she lost her
strength and vigor, and became a mere
wreck of her former self. Then she tried
Electric Bittcrs, which helped her at
once, nnd finally made her entirely well.
She IL now strong aud healthy" Elko
Drug Co druggist. sells and guarantees
thtm ut soc a bottle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-08

Tho funeral Of Sam Jones took place
from the undertaking parlors at 10
O'Clock this morning. There WIS Il good
attendance Of sympnthizing friends who
joined with the sorrowmg family in pay
ing rcspecC 10 their loved one.
Rev George II. Greenfield conducted
the services. He spoke words OF coneo.
lation to the sorrowing family. The
choir composed of Miss Clark, Miss
Cora raber, Miss Henderson and Mrs.
kcys9r sang beautiful hynrne.
After the services at the parlors, the
rcmnins were placed i'll the hearse and
taken to the iity cemetery. Here the
last sad rites were performed by the
minister, the choir sung aud The mortal
remains Of Sam Jones we're laid in their
final resting place. May his sleep be
peaceful.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-08

made 10y several Old miners wh0-hhd not
forgotten tlmir< early training. A e,I.
lection was taken up and Il tidy sum
raised Tor the PURPOSE ~ starting a
church and Sunday school. -Bullfrnv il
ono u the mOst Inaccessible camps In
that section of the State BEN. ~ miles
lronl 'ioldtield. her nearest trading ppint.
On tho breast OF one OF the two
brothers killed in New York by light.
ming while bathing Sunday afternoon
was imprinted Il likeness OF a tree. |,
WAS abont eighteen inches long and v,as
! perfect Cvcn To- the smallest details. in
GLIDING the coloring Of the leavcs. Tie
likeness VAS burned deep in the! flesh
Physicians ara unable" 10 explain this
phenomenon, Us tile RI WAS no tree with.
III several hundred feet Of the suo,
where the lightning bolt struck. The
ways Of lightning have long been rust
finding out -lius1un Globe.
In some unknown way robbers learned
Of the existence 1t IA rich streak 81 ore
running from so to so per pound in
the property ~ the LldI Maintain
Mining company at Bullfroy. end have
helped themselves for some time. The
management at last fonnd on, what was
G"ing on and sc, "a trap Tor the thieves
by taking ont Il, WHOLE section Of the lad
der about thirty feet from the top Of the
shaft. The thieves cyIicnily got on to
1t ~ there hus been no casualty. Per
hap5 the thlcy!ng WIS done by the man
accnrmt. This you'll account; Tor the
failure II the trap.
Tho pref lcut'H salute consists Of
twcn'y.on" guns and Why this particu.
lar number w;H hit upon has been the
cause II much Epc.uin,Iou. Oan su!u-
ton. more clever than probable, is that
when the revolution. took place the
nation wills considered able To shift for
It7".l. hence, twenty Another
II that figures 81 ,hc year Of the Dec
Iaratiom IT Independence, l7IG, when
aided together make Il total Of u. The
royal eIlutc III England - also twenty.
one guns. having been originally seven
winch number tired three times for the
three lu!ltI'H divisions makes the total.