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AUTO RECORD LOWERED
Walter Christie Makes kiIometer In
IS Seconds Flat

Cape May. n. J., July 3l.-Being OH
oially timed by Sam Butler. secretary
OF the Automobile Club Of America,
Walter Christie in his 120-horse power
automobile reduced the American kilo-
meter record by making the time in
rs seconds fat He made several at
tempts but could not reduce his own
time further. his best later time being
IS Is seconds. He will try again for
the worlds kilometer and mile rec
ords on August IS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
Gar BECOMING WarIlke.

London, Aug. "A dispatch to the
Times from St Petersburg says that
another imperial telegram even more
warIike than the emperors reply 10
the Orenburg clergy appears in the
Oncial Messenger. The emperor. re-
plying 20 an address from Khaba-
rovsk. heartily approves the recon-
mendation 10 continue the war until
the enemy is crushed, and above ali
not 20 think OF the cession of territory
or the payment OF an indemnity.
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THE PLANT s. issued weekly. The suhsorip-
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Myers. however, was internally injured
BY his fall and may not recover.
TsIeorsphers Locked Out.
81 Paul. Minn.. Aug. 2. - General
Manager Horn. OF the Northern Pa
cihc railway. sent an order 10 ali tele-
graph operators employed by the sys-
tenn from St Paul TO the Pacific coast
that they could accept the terms Of
settlement OF the wage question Of
fered by the company OF they could
leave the service. Just how many men
have refused TO accept the company's
terms is not yet known.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
SICKLE KILLS A YOUNG MAN
Files Into Hls Throat From Emery
Wheel While Being sharpened.

Hagerstown. Nd. July 81 While
sharpening grass sickle on an
emery wheel at the Crawford AutomO-
bile Works, John Shirley, aged p.
was almost instantly killed by the
blade coming loose from the handle
and striking him in the neck The
point entered his throat. severlng the
right jugular vein.
The how OF blood choked Shirley
to death within two minutes. before
medical aid could be brought 70 him.
o. ID. Shirley. a brother OF the young
man. was at the factory At the time
and saw his brother die. Shirley was
native OF Virginia. and crack shot
OF the First Maryland regiment He
lived with his brother and two sisters
in the suburbs OF the city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
WILL REoReANIzE BUREAU
Secretary Wilson to Place Crop Re
ports On HIGH Standard.

Secretary Wilson 10 Place Crop Re
ports On High Standard.
Oyster Bay. n. Y. Aug. l.-Secre-
tary Wilson will reorganize thorough
iy the crop statistics bureau OF the
department of agriculture. according
to Information here. Alreay he is seek
ing men of character. standing and
education 10 conduct the work OF the
bureau. men in whom the farmers
and growers of the country will have
implicit confidence and who will place
the reports OF the bureau on a stand
ard of excellence never heretofore
achieved. One man he has found. al
though he does not az this time wish
70 publish his name The other three
he hopes 10 secure in a short time.
Two OF them will be southern men
and both will be experts In cotton and
tobacco statistics This, in brief, Is
one of the ideas which Secretary Will
son elucidated 20 President Roosevelt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
JERSEY POPULATION GROWS
Lsne Branch, MIllviIIs, New Brunswick
and Newark Show Increases.

Trenton, n. j.. Aug. Census bull
letin No. 8. issued from the once OF
the secretary of state, shows New
Brunswick as having 2S.13S population.
an increase OF 1927; Long Branch has
l2.1sS. an increase OF 1911: Millvins
has 1854. an increase OF 1901.
Secretary OF State Dickins received
from James P. Hall. supervisos OF cen
sus OF the city OF Newark. abe official
returns OF the census of that city. The
official figures are 1884, S9. gain Of ST.
11e over the census of 1900.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

Utica, N. Y, July S1-Secretary of
State Root and Colonel william Cary
Sanger, former assistant secretary OF
war, accompanied by Mr.. Roots sons,
Elihu, Jr., and Edward left Utica for
Montreal. Thence they go 70 St
Johns. N. f., and from there will sail
for Labrador. They expect to be abb
GENT "a rnontf
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSER
ThursdaY, JuIY "a

Three boys were killed and several
injured by the collapse Of twostoxy
building in Chicago.
Robert Robitz. Is months old. over
turned s dishpan OF hot water at his
home ia Philadelphia snd was scaidsa
to death.
The United States mint in Philadei-
phia win coin for the Panama govern
ment 1000. COO silver pesos. equivalent
in value to az American dollar.
For the first time In the history of
the country. in the past fiscal year
more than 1,ooO.oO immigrants entered
tho United States within the II months
Friday. July "a.
Ptomsine poisoning has caused the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

death of Charles A. Burr. OF New York.
head of U. S. Plummer & Co. straw
importers.
Charles n. Savage former president
OF the Middletown Silver company.
committed suicide by shooting at Mid
dletown. Conn.
Mrs. Margaret Weems Jones. % years
founder OF the Weems steamship line,
died at Baltimore.
With her hair and clothing ablaze
from ignited naptha. Mrs. George F.
Wilson saved her life by jumping into
a bath tub az the Norma apartment
house. New York.
Saturday, july 20.
Secretary Shaw will address the vir-
ginia Republican state convention at
Roanoke on August s.
Five railroads entering Chicago will
erect terminal station TO cost from
81 500 600 TO s20OO.O0O
Seven year-old Harry Binson acct
dentaily shot his mother with a blank
cartridge az their home in Brooklyn.
Bishop Consty. OF Los Angeles. Cal.
has receiver $3.50. 200 from Los Ange-
les man for home .or the Little Sis
tiers OF the Poor
Her naptha launch rammed by n
steamer and rapidly filing. Mrs. E L.
Dunlap. OF New York. stood at the
wheel and ran the boat TO its pier at
Bath Beach. Me.
Monday, July 81.
John n. Bum. OF Philadelphia. was
drowned while bathing at Atlantic City.
y. ].
Falling face downward on a rusty
nail Herbert Stefle. a boy. died two
days later at Laurel Hin, Lehigh coun-
". Pa
Colonel ". J. Bryan will soon start
on two-years' trip OF the world. meet
ing Mrs. Bryan in Japan. for which
place she has already sailed
Los Angeles. Cal. Is 10 start on a
new water system that will insure for
, All time an unlimited supply. the esti-
mated cost being S23. O00 00O
Awakened by the screams q their
infant son. the family ofGeorge Lichty,
living near Dover. York county, Pa.
saw a rat jump from the baby's crib
and hurry 10 the attic. the child hav-
ing been painfully bitten on the tongue
and about the fact
Tuesday, August I.
William Hevener. aged 5 years. OF
I Philadelphia. while playing In the
street. was run over and killed by a
trolley car.
John r. Post. OF Pompton. n. J..
! formerly a member of the state as
sembly. died at Montclair Of vaIvular
disease Of the heart
Colonel Philip McHenry. who was
private secretary to former Vice Pres
ident Garrett A. Hobart. committed
suicide at Prescott. Ariz.
Baltimore brewers and their en-
ployes settled their differences by mu-
tuRl concessions, the engineers. fire.
men and oilers TO receive an increase
in pay.
Wednesday, August 2.
A. M. katon. aged ll5 years believed
TO have been the oldest man in the
northwest, died at Glidden. Wis
Newton Gwaltney and Jacob Kelly
were drowned while bathing near SUI
folk. Va. in the Nansemond river.
Saying hts wife is a man. Abraham
! Leakin, New York tailor. Is suing
for the annulment OF his marriage.
Charles +. Suffer. OF Philadelphia.
has been appointed physical director
at Lehigh University. Bethlehem. Pa.
BY the capsizing OF a small skin
J on Swan river. near Vera. Mimi.
Edith Tichenor. GOldie Tichenor.
Everett Tichenor and Mrs. J. NJ Pogue
were drowned.
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FeH From 4o-Foot RrIdoc.

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug. 2. - Falling
from 4o-foot bridge over the PsnnsyI-
vania railroads classification yards a;
Enola. John Myers. OF West Fairview.
aged 10 years. was saved from being
ground to death under an approaching
locomotive by prompt action on the
part OF his piaymates. who dragged bis
unconscious form from the tracks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

Gainesville. Ga, Aug. Mrs. ida
Longstreet. widow OF tho Confederate
general was thrown from her horse
while out riding. Her foot lung in the
stirrup and she was dragged for some
distance before the animal could be
stopped Mrs. Longstreets right arm
was broken and her body was also
badly bruised.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
FoREsTERs ELECT OFFICERS
DR.. Oronhyateka Chosen Chief Ranger
At Salary Of $4,000 a Year.

Atlantic City n. j., Aug. 2. -' The
Supreme Court Independent order of
Foresters. selected Toronto, Ont. as
the next place Of meeting four years
hence. The salary Of supreme chief
ranger was increased to $4,000 per
year and the treasurer 20 $4,000.
The following officers were elected:
Supreme chief ranger. DR.. OrOnhya-
teka. Toronto; past supreme ranger.
Judge Wederburn, New Brunswick.
n. J.: supreme vice chief ranger. ].
ID. Clark. Ohio; supreme secretary.
John A. McGihiveay. Toronto: SUI
preme treasurer. II. Collins. Toronto;
supreme physician. DR.. Thomas Mill
man. Toronto: supreme councillor,
Eiliott G. Stevenson. Michigan.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
Claims She aHoodooedr Vie wiz.

Richmond. Va, Aug 2--Lizzie Jack
son. an Irish woman, was brutality
beaten 10 death at Mount Laurel Hall
fax county, by Farley Mossley. a ne
gro. who claimed that the Irish woman
had 'hoodooed" his wife. Mosa,sy
made bis escape and disappeared.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
Live stock Markefs

PITTSBURG Union Stock Yards) =
CATTLE steady: choice. $5.35Q55O;
prime. Ssl5 O. $50 HOGS active !:
prime heavy. $6.05 a 6.IO: medium,
$3.50; heavy Workers, $3.50 a $50:
light Workers. s6.356640: pigs. Sc. 20
a $780, roughs. 81 q SIS. SHEEP
higher. prime wethers, $3.50 81 $50;
common, $40 3; spring lambs. 81 500
7.so; veal calves. $7.504S.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

Beaufort. N. c.. July s1.-whiIe wad-
ing waist deep in the sea, Sutton Da,
Wis. 16 years of age. was seized by
shark and drowned in full view of a
large crowd of bsthers.
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SATURDAY ...... Aug. 9Th. 1905.

We have received a most attrac-
tive Emergency Medical Directory
showing the leading physicians and
trained nurses of Washington 10
is issued by the Fountain Pharma-
cy. Messrs. Gray and Gray proprie-
tors. The concern is located in the
True Reformers. Building, Washing
ton. ID. c. and is said 10 be one of the
best establishments In the city.
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tied the mining town Of Nanticoke and
wsre greeted by thousands OF mine
workers and others. All work and
business places were closed and the
day was general holiday. A monster
parade took place. after which Mr.
Mitchell. District President Nichols
and others made speeches. creating
great enthusiasm amorx the mine
workers. In the evening Mr. Mitchell
and party we're rendered banquet by
the citizens
All efforts are being made 10 bring
the membership OF the United Mine
Workers 10 10000. From present in
dicatiOns there win be no strike next
spring of the anthracite miners.
San Jose Scale In Virgins.
Norfolk. Va. Aug 1.-The San Jose
scale has invaded this section for the
first time. and fruit trees are suffering.
Peach and plum trees particularly are
affected. and IN some instances the
fruit on these trees Is not falling on,
but the trees themselves are dying
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05
ADVERTISING RATE

E-Po5TAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER DE-
NOMINATION THAN TWO CENTS NOT
RECEIVED OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

Miners President Greeted by Thou
sands and Work Suspended.
Wilkesbarre. Pa, Aug. 2. - John
Mitchell, president OF the United Mine
Workers, and the district officers vls-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-05

Entered at the Post-oalce At Richmond. Va.
~ scccnd-ciAsz matter.
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FtemsIne possoninE hAs eansed the
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]. DOUGLASS WETMORE.

To say that we were pleased and
gratified expresses IL mildly. The
facts In the case are these:-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-25
WiTTE CABINET SATISFIED.
Action Of zemstvo Congress Will Pro.
duce Good impression.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 25.-The Witte
cabinet appears to be fairly satisfied
with the definition by the zemstyc
congress Of It's attitude towards the
government, saying that 1t will pro
duce a good impression on the conser
vative element throughout the country
and materially aid the premier In sue
cessfully accomplishing his task o1
finding a common ground between the
reactionists and malcontents. The
carrying Of the first part Of the resolu
tion declaring that Count Witte can
count upon the support of the zemstvc
municipalities SO long as he follows
the path mapped out In the imperial
manifesto is the essence OF the action
taken by the congress and though the
words employed imply distrust Count
Witte Is ready to stand or fall upon
faithful adherence to the, manifesto
nrnpramrua
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of communications between the pow
ers concerning Turkeys answer to
their ultimatum have resulted In the
practical determination not to con
slider the answer as postponing the ma
val demonstration, which will proceed
without further parley.
It Is understood that the warships
Of the powers are already moving from
Piraeus. Their objective Is not YET
definitely stated, but the island ol
Mytilene still appears to be the OBJ
iective applicable to the situation.
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NEW EQUIPMENT FOR ARMY
Troops to BE Supplied With Intrench-
ing Tools.

Washington, Nov. 25.-General Gro
zier. chief ordnance commissioners Of
the army, has just given an order for
intrenching tools for the use Of the
enlisted men of the army. Upon the
recommendation Of the general stan
intrenching tools have been adopted
as a part Of the equipment Of the sol
dier. The order Just given, which Is
the first, will be followed until the
whole army and part Of the organ
lied militia shall be supplied. 1t is
contemplated that every soldier shall
be SO equipped as to be able to In
trench himself In time of necessity.
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JURY FAvoRs WOMAN. !,
AdoIph krsis Of et. Louis Falls II
0reacl1 Of Promise Suit.

st. Louis, Nov. 26.-Adolph Kreis
lost his $4,000 breach Of promise suit
against Miss Mary J. Wilson, whom he
had assiduously courted for the last
three years In the hope OF making her
his wife.
The jury returned verdict In favor
Of the defendant after being out about
ten minutes.
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Dickson, Tenn, Nov. 25.-Fire here
during the day destroyed almost the
entire business and much OF the resi-
dence portion of the place, entailing
loss of about $125.000, about 65 per
cent Of which is covered by insurance.
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Calumet
Baking
Powder
i wonderful powder Of raro
gnorlt and unStvalod ofr0n9stss
BURLINGTON EXTENSION.
Proposed Line From 6iliinos to Great
Ealle 20 Re Constructed.

iBillings, Mont, Nov. 25.-LOuis Hill,
6rat vice president OF the Great North
ernI Railway company. is authority for
the statement that the long proposed
sxten sion OF the Burlington railroad
from Billings to Great Falls will
soon be constructed. Mr.. Hill has
made an automobile trip over the pro
posed route. The road will consist of
several hundred miles and will connect
the Burlington road with the Great
Northern system In Montana.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-25
UNDER ANTl-TRusT LAWS.
Suits Begun Against Two Minneapolis
Elevator Companies.

Elevator Companies.
Minneapolis. Nov. 25.--Suits were
begun during the day by the attorney
general against two big elevator con-
Germs In Minneapolis, charged with In
fringement of the state antitrust laws.
The Hennepin county district court
IL asked to annul the charters Of the
Atlantic Elevator company and the
Osborne Mcmillan Elevator company
Of Minneapolis for violation of the anti.
trust statutes.
The firms are said to have started
stores at Lowry, Minn., to drive out
local elevator companies and mer.
chants.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-25

The half, not even the tenth has been told and to
facilitate time let us conclude this story with an ap
peal to your reason to weigh carefully why we are
doing this
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NATTER n HANDS OF COMMANDERS

London, Nov. 25.-The foreign ONCE
has informed the Associated Press that
the porte having refused to accede to
the demands Of the powers the naval
demonstration will proceed. the 1bAtter
now being In the hands Of the naval
commanders.
Paris. Nov. 25.--It II stated IN ON.
caal quarters here that the exchanges
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prices are out Of proportion to the quality as you
will readily see
This is going to be red letter week with us.
Green tickets prevail all through our store and red
figures show you how anxious we are to
UNLOAD! UNLOAD! UNLOAD!
Green tickets and Red prices on Clothing.
Green tickets aud Red prices on Shoes.
Green tickets and Red prices on Dress Goods.
Green tickets and Red prices on Dress Trimmings
Green tickets and Red prices Hosiery Underwear
Green tickets ond Red prices Notions and Kind
red lines.
Green tickets and Red prices Everything Every
where.
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Great Unloading of Sweaters
Every garment comes under this ban and the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-25

towns in Minnesota and Dakota but still have too
many-therefore unloading prices in this depart
ment beginning Monday will be $4.S9 for $lO.50
Suits 81 9S for $l2 so Suits So 20 for $1,000 Suits,
$11.19 for $500 Suits and Sl2 80 for $1,000 Suits
We promise you the best assortment in Central South
Dakota to choose from
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Ladies' and Misses Skirts

so days ago made arrangements with Man
ufacturer in Conjunction with Minnesota retail
dealer to handle large consignment of their goods
We demanded their goods to be man tailored and
fashioned after the Paris Models-3 weeks ago we
were advised our portion of the goods were ready,
since they come now see we have too many. We
start them at $l.59. Ifyou will look carefully and
commute correctly you will find that you buy
these goods for less than the cost of the material
alone
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arranging and pricing the fact which plan Of
procedure have displayed from the first until the
present time. Mark everything as low the item
will stand but make it price that will move It
quickly. Since the duration of unloading sale
is limited to these six days fully appreciate in
order to accomplish our purposes in instances
shall be obliged to slaughter but this is slaugh
ter and it means to the people of this vicinity op
portunity offered before, on many lines and
upon desireabe merchandise
Ladies', Gentlemens Youths Boys, Gents and
Infants Hosiery and Underwear.
The money wrapped up in these goods is enor
When we got into these lines and began to
put in unloading prices we were simply dazzled
and dazed But that had something to do with the
prices our salespeople will give you these lines.
No matter what your size quality desired we can
please you and fit you and the easiest of all the price
7 BIG SAMPLE lot of Mems Negligee Shirts.
Not the cheap stuff but shirts that sold by the
jobbers for the prices giving them for, pur
chsed samples Of Manufacturer and secured off of
his price, now we offering them to you for less
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Coats and FurS
Ladies' Waists

These arrayed in precisely the same manner
and We have left before us during the process of
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To Unload These

One lot Mems Arctics S1.OO
100 lbs Sugar, $780, Red Raspberries, lOc;
String Beans lOc or for &c. Corn, Sc; p lbs Vel
low Peaches, 10c; q lbs Green Gage Plums, lOc;
Oatmeal lbs for 25c; or 35 lbs for Sl0O; Calumet
Soap 10 bars for 25c; Lenox Soap bars for 25c.
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APPRovEsl kiNsMAN's ACT.
Prominent Southern Woman UphoIds
Midshipm1an Meriwether.

Midshipmnan Meriwether.
Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 25.-Mrs. c.
M. Goodlett of this city, honorary pres
ident and founder OF the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, has sent the
following telegram to her young kins-
man, Minor Meriwether. the midship-
man who Is now undergoing court
martial in connection with his encOun.
ter with Midshipman Branch, which
resulted In the latter's death:
"The blood Of your revolutionary an
cestors would have risen up against
you had you done otherwise than ac-
cept the challenge Of Midshipman
Branch"
Midshirman Meriwether is a near
relative OF Mrs. Goodlett.
Summoned Dy investigators.
Springfield, Mass, Nov. 25.-Presi-
dent John A. Hall of the Massachu-
sets Mutual Life Insurance company
Of this city has been requested to ap-
pear shortly after Dec. 1 before the
legislative insurance investigating
committee. now sitting In New York.
and to furnish detailed statements Of
the company's business.