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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
IPETERSBU..RG.E|:.R||'|S|:II.
TALK / POLITICS 0 4 5
.---- ~
Mr. Ellyson's Gand,1ii!dacy Was.
Welcomed 5NithsEii-
#5s 1s5bsIs athusiasi,l. S5
BOND ISSUE FOR STREETS i Rel: j $.
--------- Y -------. ~ ;5
Committee 70 Cons:dl, der Sidewalk Side 'If1;
" Paving and Sewer !: YER
Il Extension.
BOND ISSUE FOR d STREETS 81 /

II (specialto rho Timcs-D lspatch.) 8
8 PER II & B g, AZ March .--fIo y.
Taylor Iilyson's candidacy for no NOM.
y nation to tho lieutenant governorshlp OF
gtyirginin is welcomed hero W many
friends oftMr. 11llyson, some Of whoW
express tho opinion TINT his loyal Al g: SCI
vices ito tho Democratic party merit g
d higher reward Keen Interest \ Is taken
e II, tic guberna torlal fight which is much
Il discussed, 50 much 30 that cofparat lively 'tily
%littlo is heard OF the minor contest, 4 or
Y even OF tho senatorial candidates. sy III
BANK i o Fiji G I5fa s. ~ "A Il
a ,The Sstockliolders 81 X the " Petersburg
n Banking nnd Trust Company to-day elect
Il cd tic following directors: 81. e. Allcyt
jacob Coleman, u. u. Collins 3. Fiee 9,
wood, r. s. Gill, III. Heincninrln, II. il I.
\ Munt 4 M r. Pa ttcrson, J. u Seward
THOMAS b. Maclln. K w. IL. Poole Bartlett
"a 4 pcr, SRI. NJ r.. Sanl. NVrig f1t.$
e Mrs. Fleetwood, who Is from SNV avery
4 and Mr.. Joseph ". Seward. OF this cit W
4 are new mem bers. I'm i y. "a
THE bonrtl of directors elected the 5fol-5
lowing officers: president, En- Augustus
Wright; Vice President. !. Nv. Seward 3
" sas walter sparsiin. M Pat
tersor declined reelection to the Office
Of president. The board accorded him 4 q q
y vote OF thanks FOR his services. 9 N
q s;5i WAS AN ELK ii55ss
I'd Mr.. Robert IL Stevens. who was q cci-S
Il dcntally killed In Richmond yesterday on
u the senboard Air Line Ra llroad, was was
well known here here he was Y one
stimc employed by the firm which Us now
s the Levy Peanut Company Mr.. stevens
Fl wa also a clerk at the Imperial Hotel
I II Q belonged to- the Petersburg Lodge @
n Elks. 5s NJ 9s Il !3%
post u c, s Of the 81 Travellers s T reflective
Assoclation$w meet r lnrsday light to
4 elect officers for til eensulng year, and
n delegntes. To the State convention, which
" will meet in this city on al ril 18th 18th
4 and 16t d sSS II ~ Ss ss 8s $s
STREET PROyEMI5NT.S
An ordinance providing for n n boii1
issue for the Improvement of sidewalks 8
b and sewers Il was Of fered in City Council!
4 this evening by Mr.. George Cameron, Jr..E
chairman pf the Finance Committee. and
referred TO that committee mount Of,
& bond Issue was blank, but q is pre-
stunned that seventy thousand dollars WILL
* be suggested. 81 ~ l53 55
special commit tee OF three council;
s men was appointed to consider. wi two
aldermen general system OF side walk
a paving and sewer extensi on. Ri
a resolution WIS pa ssetl asklng the
& Mayor to enforce the law ngainst the
VI salc Of cigarettes to minors. 39sa
* James IIsg Grey wa s a ppoln ed TO re pre-
sent the city$nt8the meeting OF he Afu-88
Assurance societ y o & VI rglnia.
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.V|LlS SEPARATE
RACES ]. [ \ ] 4. | J
Norfolk Street Rai1way8to Adopt
Riclinlond's
Plan. t}2s
MOVE FOR r NEW CITY I! Hal Az.
Waiter Tho11psson Given G y, FL. Eight t-
cen Years for High
4. way r obbery. \.
y, /, J. NJ /. 6 =, ,,,s.. r,,enat - !,

.a'u.. > IN cS,,,,r,,r,n 1,
NOIsFOLR,VA. March y -.
John D. Burke offereo = ~ - ~ ~
'CouncilSto-night for g now city hall large
..,,ourh f6rt iii sot tho municipal Offices,
=. !. 4 80 ~ "A NO. "a nreae,t building
20 ii COST SS ~ s. - 80.
was erected In 1s478 and sis too sa ~ l
subject wlll be favorably considered. Si33 4, Al,
= ,r,,,nf, ! I reao1utlor, passed by the
10. I, T, TIA III way.
C ~. Sou''cils
manager Of the y orfoK tSail@ay 'llSi
z ,,p,t n Company. says the races viii be
o, , I, T., 4 = II eet cara. Several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Fire. at Forest.
''((speclal 3 e The Times. Dispatch. 3

special to The Times D dispatch
3 FOREST DEPOT. AZ March The Oldest
mercantile establishment here. conducted hy
"a, q ". IN IIarton & Co.. was burned TO the
ground with contents. about 81 clock this
morning. This large but ding, located q near
Etlie depot, conslste Of IN large store room
E store, y A. w. Harton and tamil occupied
the living rooms. Their; furniture and house
hold goods were mostly saved from the DULL
case were saved from the. store The small
safe, not capacious enough t. hold al ~ ne
Value Of stock st,70O: INSURANCE ON stock 81 900
Insurance on building, ST. 000.' Both were In
siIrud In Bed ts... 1 County Company. rs
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:
discover d clue 10 his whefea bouts Ten
days a o Brooks present ed iltnsei ataD ::
q. crockctt's farm g and g plled
FOR work. Re told a va que story
Of being d. N ember OF the crew ~ Of g g
ship which was wrecked az oa Pc III.
iteras. The farmer had D his su Us lon g
aroused 4 and called the attention OF the
Hampton authorities to the ma n .55F5,
"a description Of he missing Goa chm ,1
was secured ana It was discovered tina. II at 7
the man appearance rr :, - ] E ex
actly;I5a gef helghtEand weight were Inc e 9
sanie, and e BROOKS has the "a three gold
teeth described the circular. hen ar
rested to-day, the man made no res stance
and aid not seem 10 be great " worried L'l
IIe5told the offlccrs hat he was an Eng
iishman and came this port recehtly
on Il he steamer Preto ria. .,y$
He also said that he had been n st q g
United Sta ties navy. Under the he name nam q
Arthur Berry. IS If f5ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
B. BLAND FULL OF FIGHT.
Challenges His Opponents {
Toint Debate.

Especial 70 The Tlnles-Dlspatc h.) '.8-
y NORuF DIX. IA, Ma rch 7.-C Charles T..
Bland of Portsmouth, candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, said to-night that he
is ready to meet any ono Of the other
candidates. Messrs. J i Taylor Ellyson and
j. Aston Cabell, of Richmond, and James
r. Cation, OF Alexandria at any tine or
place In the state$t to discuss the dues-;
ton involved In this campaign. ~ V:
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Don't take drugs to accomplish what drugs
can't do. Liquozone alone kills germs.
The first bottle is free.

p DyspcpsIa 81 1#.8.3l4 7771 Throat Troubles
ADMINISTRATIONS Tuberculosis ljt
tFeyers-Gall StoneH Tun,ors-Ulcers
8(,oItre-G out Naricocele ~ i {
tGonorrhea-Gleet Moments Diseases VA
3g All diseases that begin with favers--nll sin-
5fan,nlRtion-all cptarrh-al contagious dis.
3euses-all the results Of Impure or poisoned
blood, VI x Il {4
yitalizer accomplishing what no drugs can do,
SOC Bottle Free. 8
If you need Liquozone, ana have
never tried 1t, please send us this coupon,
druggist for "a full-slze bottle, and we
will pay the druggist ourselves for 1t.
This Is our free gift, made to convince
you; to show you what Liauozone is, and
what 1t can do. In Justice to yourself
please accept 1t to-day, for 1t places you
under no obligation whatever, 55
Llquozone costs Soc. and 81. ~,
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ToMFEAR,.,

The question Of injurious substances in
medicines Which has been gitatng the
minds OF many PEG ple,j does not concern
those who use Chamberlain's Cough Rene
AZ. Mothers need have no hesitancy III
continuing to give 1t to their little ones,
as it contains absolutely nothing Injurious.
This remedy Is not only perfectly safe
Of great wortl, and merit. IT has a world
wide reputation fori5i It's cures OF coughs,
colds and Group and can always be relied
upon.a. For sale by all i druggists. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08

life Ia an animal, but deadly to yegetal
matter, vii Gs ~ 81!
Thera l!es tho great value Of Llauo,zzone.
It Is the only way known to kill germs in
the body without killing the tissues, too,
ANY drug that Kills germs Is q poison,
and 1t cannot be taken Internally, For
that reason. medicine Is almost helpless
in any germ disease, while Liquozone Is
almost certain, We proved this tact for
years, through physicians and hospitals,
in thousands OF the most al flcult caseS1 obs
talnable, Then We paid 500, 900 for tho
American rights-the highest price ever
paid for any discovery used In tho cure
of sickness. .al.l.. 80
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Fire at Hon1ake.rt...

Especial to The Times Dispat cli..))
!! TAZEIN IoLL. VA, March I. The hotel
property belonging to !. Hon. M. c. Clara,
at Hoaker, in Russell county, was de-
stroyed By fire yesterday about 2 lock.
The origin of tho fire Is supposed to- have
been a defective hue. The building wa 8
valued a t about IS. 600 with insurance Of
. The Democrats OF Tazewel and tho
Southwest in general are highly pleased
with the announcement Of Hon.E ] \ Taylor
5Ellyson for lieutenant governor, r. & s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Serious Family Fuss.

\ fsnccIal to The Times D Dispatch,
BIIJEFITLD. VA March las re-
suit Of III feeling growing outtr01 f pes
5MassIe and 6. G. Moore, the latter way
laid the former on his way home !. TO-.
night and struck him With heavy Si,,ek
Moore las been arrested and Is being held
y For u ria Hfa .ig.AIt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08

The seaboard Will sell round trip tick
cts from Richmond to New Orleans, ac-
count OF Mardl Gras. al rate Of one fare
plus Is cents, Tickets on sale daily from
.larcl, list to 9Th, inclusive, limited to
leave New Orleans returning, not later
than March 1ltll, BY doposltlng ticket
With special agent in New Orleans on or
before March 18th, and paying foe OF 80
cents, tickets Will be extended to leave
New Orleans at any time not later than
March Is, 1906. al
The seaboard has an exceptionally good
schedule TO New Orleans. Leave Rich
mond II 2. NJ daily and arrive New Or
},enns Z rs A. M. second morning. 8
FOR pullman reservations and nll in-
formations call on or write to any Sea-
board agent or
III. IS. Lizard, w. M.IAYLOR,
\, Dist, Pass ACT, City Ticket Agent .
$50 East Main Street. Phone 405.
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Medicine is almost helpless II, any germ
disease, Ask any physician; he knows ''y''
It as well as We do DRUGS never XII
inside germs Those are the diseases 'sfas
which Lquozone cures. The results are
almost Inevitable, We have proved this
to millions Of peopleneand we WIZ prove
1t to you II you i ask u.s. we VIII puy
the first bottle, and give Y to you TO IVY,
Don't cling to old treatments pllndly,
ask us about the new. ss4 v "a
What Liquozone is.
3Liauozone Is "a product now used the
L world over in tho treatment of germ
diseases. In4millions of homes IT has done,
and Is doing, what medicine cannot do.
Tho virtues of Liqpozone arc derived
solely from gas largely oxygen gas, NO
& drugs, no Notwithstanding hut gas enters
into It. The process OF making takes
fourteen days, and REQUIRES Immense ap-
Il paratus Then 5We get one cubic Inch OF
I.,auozone for each 1890 cubic Inches t,f
gas used, This process has, for more
than twenty years, been the constant
Il subject OF scientific and chemical re-
search, i.
a I ,rhe result Is, ~ germleide SO certai that
wo publish on every bottle an offer Of
$1,000 FOR a disease germ that 1T cannot
XIII. Yat 1t Is not only harmless, but re-
nlarkably helpful, The effects are eX-
Vibrating. yitalizlng. purifying, EyerlSa
we'll person feels Its instant. benefit Y ne
reason Is that germs are vegetables ana
1iguozq Ike " xeess y spxs's e!a7ses
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s. Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases,
All that medicine can do for these
troubles Ia to help Nature overcome
the germs and such results are Indirect
and uncertain. Liauozonel attacks the
germs, wherever they are a nd s.i when
the germs which cause ~ disease are de-
strpyed, tho disease must end, and for
eYer \ That Is Inevitable, 81
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Mr. 5L,eftwii,chS Ill.

fspeclnl to The Times Dlspatch)
ss ETNA MILLS I'd " rch ndrew j,
$Ieftwich lis it!cully III at his home, " an
over Quarter. Il"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19
FOREIGN.

A strong movement is on foot in
both countries to bind Great Britain
and Russia by new treaty.
The special session OF the Norwe-
gian storthing adjourned after adopt,
ing the dissolution treaty made with
Sweden.
The British consul at Monastir win
negotiate with Turkish brigands for
the release of Mills. captured Eng,
lishman.
Emperor Francis Joseph proroguei
the Hungarian parliament causing in,
tense excitement among the members
of the lower house.
At Monteleone. Italy, strong earth
quake shock caused a panic among
the inhabitants, who are still suffering
from the last catastrophe.
An Irish member of parliament, re
turning from a trip to America. advises
his countrymen to stay at home,
where they can be happy
The Scotch steelmakers agreed TO
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19

raise the list quotations OF manufac-
tured steel $3.50 per ton, making an In,
crease of IS per ton within the past
two weeks.
King Leopold is secretly making
oyertures to various notabilities in the
political world to bring about the i'm.
mediate annexation of the Congo In,
dependent state by Belgium.
Miss Roosevelt has passed through
Toxic, bound for Yokohama whence
she sailed for America Friday. She
was accompanied by Master OF Cere-
monies Nagasaki Seigo detailed from
the imperial household
At Havana the body of Ramon Car
mona, manager of a trunk store, was
| found inside locked trunk concealed
in a remote corner of the store From
the safe $4,000 was missing, and the
police are searching for youth known
as Jose, who slept in the store.
! The officers of the American war.
ships Wisconsin and Cincinnati, when
| the British feet was leaving Kobe
Japan, babe farewell with a display OF
! fireworks as the squadron passed
Wada point The japanese fleet also
/ left for the eastward about the same
! time
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19
CAPTAIN TAGGART
GETS HIS DIVORCE.
WINS COMPLETE VICTORY
AGAINST HIS WIFE.
ALSO GIVEN THE CHILDREN
Custody of the Two Boys Granted to
the Father, But Mother Has Per-
mission to See Them-Charge of
Drunkenness Against PIaintiit not
Sustained.

Wooster O., Oct. 14.-Judge Eason,
who heard the divorce case of Captain
Elmore F. Taggart against his wife,
rendered a decision yesterday after
noon The court grants Captain Tag
CART the divorce and custody Of the
two children, Culver, aged IL, and
Charles, aged 7. Although Mrs. Tag
gat is denied the possession of the
children, she will be permitted to see
them Taggart is i'll and was not
present. The courtroom was crowded
with an eagerly expectant thlons Il
people. Judge Eason before giving
his decision, reviewed the petitions,
cross petitions, answers and affidavits
In the course of his statement Judge
Eason said the testimony was deeply
touching. The charge of drunkenness
against Captain Taggart, the court
said, was not sustained.
The trial lasted seven weeks. The
case went to the court a month ago
1t was first started in July, 1904, by
Captain Taggart, who filed a petition
for divorce, charging his wife with
conduct unbecoming a wife and al
legged excessive use of intoxicants.
Mrs. Taggart heard of the proceedings
in San Francisco several weeks later
and Immediately started for Wooster,
the home of the Taggarts, where she
filed a counter petition for divorce
against Captain Taggart on grounds
of cruelty and neglect. The case has
been of exceptional interest because
of statements during the trial by Cap
tain Taggart that the use of intoXi-
Cants in the army was so common as
to be almost the custom. A number
of prominent army officers were
named in Taggart's petition as hav-
ing been more or less the causes of
the troubles between Captain and
Mrs. Taggart.
Judge Eason's decision states that
the charge of adultery against Mrs
Taggart has been proved in four diff
ferent cases.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19

revolution against President Diaz in
Mexico.
The action of the interchurch fed
GRAFTON committee debarrIng Unitar;-
ans from conference IS bitterly de-
nounced by pastors.
Luke B. Wright, governor general of
the Philippines, resigned because
of friction with Colonel Edwards OF
insular bureau.
Arnitage Mathews. secretary Of the
republican committee in New York,
committed suicide rather than face a
trial for fraud.
Associate Justice Tucker of the
supreme court of Arizona, against
whom charges were made, has been
asked to resign.
The merchants association of New
York adopted resolutions urging crimi-
nal proceedings against officers OF big
insurance companies
The Peoria grand jury voted indict-
ment against o. j. Bailey, chairman of
school finance committee, for alleged
malfeasance in office.
Captain Taggart won complete
victory in his divorce proceedings at
Wooster, Ohio, being given a decree
and the custody of his children.
Secretary Taft authorized the
Philippine government to accepts prof
fered Dominion compromise and
thus close up the friar land purchase.
The coroper's jury investigating the
death of John " Streed, a Cambridge
H.. lawyer returned a verdict saying
| he was killed by at unknown per
son.
| The action OF the Chicago and A,
| ton railroad in canceling Sunday
trains in order to give its employees a
| holiday may lead to a general effort
| to induce other roads to agree to a
general suspension of Sunday trains.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19
An Honest OpiniOn.

Mineral, Idaho, Oct. 16.-(Special)-
That sure cure has been discovered
for those sciatic pains that make so
many lives miserable, is the firm opin-
ion of Mr. ID. s. Colson. a well-known
resident of this place and he does not
hesitate to say that cure is Dodd's Kid
ney Pills. The reason Mr.. Colson is
so firm in his opinion is that he had
those terrible pains and is cured.
Speaking of the matter, he says:
Il am only too happy to say Dodd's
Kidney Pills have done me lots of
good. | had awful pains in my hip so
| could hardly walk Dodds Kidney
Pills stopped it entirely. | think they
are a grand medicine"
All Sciatic and Rheumatic pains are
caused by Uric Acid in the blood.
Dodds Kidney Pills make healthy kid
neys ard healthy kidneys strain all the
Uric Acid out of the blood. With the
cause removed there can be no Rheu-
matism or Sciatica.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19
COFFEE NEURAL GlA
Leaves When You Omit and Use Post,


A lady who unconsciously lrifted
into nervous prostration brought on
by coffee says:
II have been a coffee drinker all my
life, and used it regularly three times
a day.
"A year or two ago became subject
to nervous neuralgia, attacks of ner-
vous headache and general nervous
prostration, which not only incapaci-
tated me for doing my homework, but
frequently made it necessary for me
to remain in a dark room for two or
three days at a time.
II employed several good doctors,
one after the other. but none of them
was able to give me permanent relief.
Eight months ago a friend suggest
ed that perhaps coffee was the cause
of my troubles. and that | try Postum
Food Coffee and give mp the old kind.
l am glad | took her advice, for my
health has been entirely restored.
have no more neuralgia. nor have
had one solitary headache in all these
eight months. No more of my days are
wasted in solitary confinement in a
dark room. l do all my own work
with ease. The flesh that lost during
the years of my nervous prostration
has come back to me during these
months, and l am once more a happy,
healthy woman. enclose a list Of
names of friends who can vouch for
the truth of the statement" Name
given by Postum Co. Battle Greek,
Mich.
There's a reason.
Ten days trial leaving of coffee and
nsing Postum Is sufficient.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19
LABOR,

Strikers in Moscow involve the
Brest railway shops and spread trouble
in other directions.
By the action of an international
union official in revolling a bartenders'
charter 100000 are forced to be tenn
perate II true to labor's cause.
The Chicago appellate court decided
against Franklin union pickets con-
victed of contempt of court and the
accused now must pay fines and serve
terms in Jail.
In Chicago Judge Holdom was APP
pealed to by the Typothetae to enjoin
Typographical union No. 16 and it's Of
flcers from plcketing printing plants
where strikes are in progress.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19
TO SAVE SUGAR FACTORIES
Michigan Capitalists Want Lower
Tariff on Beets.

arm on BeetS.
New York, Oct 14.-To save many
Michigan beet sugar factories from
being shut down, a protest against
the present sugar beet tariff was made
yesterday before the United States
general appraisers here. 1t was filed
by the Marine Sugar company of
Marine City, Mich, and asked for a
reduction of the tariff from it's pres
ent rate of 25 per cent. ad valorem to
10 per cent ad valorem. The apprais-
ers were told that under the bounty
which Michigan formerly paid more
factories were built than the sur
rounding country could supply with
sugar beets. Recently, it was stated,
three such factories were dismantled
and the appraisers were asked to low
er the duty in order that the Ameri-
can factories might get beets from
Canada
The technical ground on which this
protest was made declared that a SUI
gar beet was not in reality vege-
table, but merely raw material for
use in manufacturing sugar. To al
low the board to consider this point
the case was adjourned until Deem
Der 6.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19
DOM ESTIc.


Abraham Schiller Of New York,
part owner of the failed bank in
Alamosa, col, Is missing.
Henry ph'pps is said TO be the
American who offered Dr.. Behring
$50,C00 for his consumption cure.
Two Indian athletes turned on four
Young lowtlies in New York and left
them in b 'ly battered condition.
At Moline. ILL.,. tho tnree-story dry
house of the Mutual Wheel company
was destroyed by fire. Loss, $25,OOO.
Luther Billings, a negro, was
hanged by a mob at Brunswick, Tenn,
He attempted to assault white wo-
man.
Prince hall, Masonic home built
at Rock Island, ILL.,, for widows and
orphans of colored Masons, was dedi-
Gated.
Mrs John ]. Daily of Chicago ar
rived in Greenwich. Conn, in search
Of her husband. who disappeared five
years ago.
At Aschison, Kan. Albert Pearley, .
magnetic healer, charged with poison
ing his wife. who died July Il, was
acquitted,
Cassius Larrance shot and killed
John Clfmmins, farmer living near
Sidell, H., as the result of a quarrel
over money matters.
Wednesday snow fell In northeast
ern Minnesota, the precipltatio being
heavy on the Mesaba AMI Nou A'lion
ranges; also in Wisconsin.
The effort to prove Mrs, Schandein
mentally unsound at time of death is
made by ccntesting children In the
famous Milwaukee will case.
An outcast son Of a family In
Hastings. Neh,, shot three relatives
Mt the bier Of his mother, having en-
tered the house NY stealth.
William Towne, who stabbed Il
death Mary King. aged 20. because
she had rejected him as sutton. was
arrested and admitted the murder
The steamer st. Paul. cast on rocks
during a fog, is a total wreck, accord
ing to the statements of crew and
AdcSthEtiS iAhuNN eA NsNtNNot SsN'
Pat Grove arrived at Omaha IL
custody. He declares that If Pinker
ten testifies against him he will have
man waiting to kill the detective,
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement Of Miss Mary Honey, daush
ter OF Colonel Samuel Honey, Il
Josiah Quincy, ex+mayor of Boston.
Methodist conference at Freeport
H.. straddled the labor question b!