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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
SHOT HTS SONS WIFE
AND KILLS Himself
(By Associated Press

SIOUX CITY, IOWA, October l5,-
While driving in n hack from the hotel
to railroad station this afternoon, y.
H, barrow, sixty years old, shot and
killed his son's wife, Lillian barrow and
then shot himself dead IN the same place.
the right temple
The hack driver without stopping to
Investigate. drove to a police station.
Both occupants OF the carriage were
found sitting upright on opposite seats,
dead. Tho cause Of the murder and sui
eide has not developed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
THE WAGES OF o OPERATIVES u
ARE TO BE ADVANCED
3 fB=y AssocIated Press.

FALL RIVER, MA S., October 15.--It Is
understood in manufacturing circles here
that within q short time the Fall River
Cotton Manufacturers Association will
grant an advance in wages to the opera
tives, of whom there are now upwards of
5000 employed In association mills. No
action fixing the amount has been taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
ION PERDICARls HAS
COME TO WASHINGT ON
(By Associated Press.)

6i WASHINGTON d, c. October 15.-Ion
while residing at Tangier. Morocco, was
captured by Raisuli, the Moorish brigand
about a year and q half ago. and whose
case was the subject OF vigorous repre-
sentations by this government to the Sui
tan OF Morocco. has taken an apart
Ement in Washington for the winter. Mr.
Perdlcaris Is accompanied by his wife.
for some uun time Is '' due to the he's unsettled
conditions In Morocco and also because
of the controversy between France and
Germany over their respective interests
there E4 ..hf e5a. Ii 545Sfl5t' lt{ gE5f~s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
Wouldn't Move On.
a "JIM CROW SCHOOL
CAUSES GREAT RESENTMENT
nv Associated Press.

PITTsBURG, PA, october 1.-THE
Board Of Education OF Mcmahon bor-
ough, a suburb Of Monessen. Pa, has
stirred up much l-feelng between the
white and colored citizens by establish
Ing "Jim Crow school.
This afternoon the Afro-Amerlcan he-
,uhlican League went Int the County
Court nt Grecnsburg and secured a writ
Of mandanlus against the school board,
compelling 1t to show cause why negro
children should not be permitted TO at
tend the public schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
PLATFORM OF REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE IN NEW YORK
(By Associated Prcs

NEW. YORK, October 15,-In an 1n,,, open =,
Randoi 10 Hearst given out At
heaSnuarters tonight. liam N. Evans
Inc Ropubfan eandidatde for 5,eh ayos des
1rdenendence OF ali organizations and In;
dividuais; d sregard Of merely nasi9nal
party considerations In making me-. appb6 1st-
the city Of all lapsed or forfeited iran aIn
chlses; the condcmnlng by me Leg 49,
lature of all existing gas plants u' ait',
the rights OF eminent domain, me CITY
to take Immediate possession; the con.
struction of a municipal light ana power
plant, and u revision OF the system Oh
public accounting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
DATTO ALI BREAKS LOOSE
AND KILLS FRIENDLY M0R0S

(By Associated Press.) I55
IN MANILA, October l6.-Datto All, with
his followers in the province OF Min
danao has taken the aggressive, and Is
killing many Moros friendly to the gov
eminent. Ali has informed Dattos. who
are assisting the Federal troops to eff
feet his capture, that he is now prepar-
Ing to meet and kill them. Provisional
companies OF troops are now taking the
field for q vigorous campaign, aided by
friendly Dattos, who are armed by the
government &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
THE RESIGNATION OF GOMEZ
Is rendered AND ACCEPTED
(By Associated Press.)

counsel Of Santa Clara to-day accepted
the designations Of Governor General Co
meg. who recently abandoned his candi-
dacy for The presidency on the Liberal
Governor. who has been acting Governor
during the absence in the United States
of Governor Gomez
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
To Extend Railroad.

PAR4SDRsBURG. w, VA October is,
SENATOR Stephen E. Ekins, who is here
to-day on personal business Is authority
for the statement that the Little
Kanawha Railroad, which Is part OF the
holdings of the Little Kanawha syndi-
cate, much discussed recently In con-
neot!on with the Ramsey-Gould trouble,
Ia to be extended to g. connection with
the coal and coke railroad owned by
Senator lIlkins and ex-senator Henry
O. Davis at huntsville, l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
CAUSES PANIC IN CALABRIA
.llRx AssocIated Press.

RRGGIO zDIa CALABRO, CALABRIA,
October 16.-Another shock OF earthquake,
lasting ten seconds, occurred this after
noon throughout Calabrla, and caused
a great panic The situation was rendered
grave by torrentlal rains. which UNDER
mined houses. causing some Of them
to fall, but. fortunately, there We're no
serious accidents "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS
TO MEET IN MEXICO CITY
fBy Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY. MEXICO. October 10
The committee having In change the en-
tcrtalnment sof the members OF the Gen
eral Passenger Agents Association Of
America has completed all arrangements
for the care OF the party from the time
OF their arrival at the border until they
reach this city, where they will hold
their convention from October 18th to
21St inclusive 14.i 5s!a Sfa s5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
5MONSIGNO OR BLENK MAY BE
ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORLEANS
lnv Aasociated PRESS. 5

SAN JUAN. +. r.. October 15,--The4
nriests Of Porto Rico are in the belief
that they are about to lose Bishop Blenk.
who in December next will have presided
over this diocese for six years, through
his appointment to the rank of arch
bishop. The belief Is that meeting Of
bishops will soon be held at New Or
leans and that the outcome Of this will
be d recornme ndation to tho Vatican for
the elevation OF Monsignor Blcnk to the
archbishoprlc OF New Orleans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
TO BE HONORED IN JAPAN
(By Associated Press.

TOXIC, October 14.-vviliam J. Bryan
and his family, who arrived at Yokohama
Saturday. will spend two weeks in Japan.
They Will make visit OF five days to To-
kio and Marquis Ito. president Of the
Privy Council. and Count Okuma. the
Foreign Minister will invite Mr. Bryan
to dinner The Japan American So
ciety will invite Mr. Bryan to address its
members at the Young Mems Hall, Octo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
NEW FOUNDLAND GOv'M'Ta
RESTRICTS AMERICAN RIGHTS

Y 3y'Hl&SSOclH tefls FreHRtl -l7t Nc
GLOUCESTER, 4 MASS October Is
AS result Of the policy recently adopted
by the Newfoundland government to re-
strict American fishing rights on the coast
OF Newfoundland, Representative Angus
tls P. Gardner and Benjamin a. Smith.
one Of the largest vessel-owners Of this
city, left might for Washington to dis
cuss the situation with Secretary of State
Elhu Root.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
TO SUSTAIN MCCALL.
His Contribution to Campaign
Funds Gan Error Of Judgment"
,Ej5V fQpecinI RI The yrinnoa- d spa tch 8st{8

1----0 KSPeC11tI % = ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK. October Is. Directors Of
the New York Life Insurance Company
have decided to stand by John A. Mccall.
the president OF the company. II
formally resolved to sustain Mr.. Mccall
in his position. despite tremendous press
sure brought to bear upon them for his
removal In the form OF letters from
policy-holdors and resolutions of va-$
rlous organizations demanding his with
clra wal from the presidency. g.
AS regards the pol teal contributions,
tho directors are inclined to dismiss the
incident as an error OF Judgment on the
part OF Mr.. Mccall. Mr.. Mccall has no I
intention whatever OF reslgn1ng his po-5
81 ton of trust. 54 Bi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
THIRTEEN ARE INJURED ).
IN A TROLLEY CAR ACCIDENT
nv a ssoclated Press

p DETROIT. MICH, October 15.-Thlr--
teen people were injured this evening,
none OF them fatally. however. when a
Trumpul Avenue car, running west on
Fort Street struck brick that had
been placed on the rails, and Jumped the
track. THE car when It left the rails,
ran q hundred feet on the pavement, and
then crashed into q tree. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
MAYNARD IN LOVE
WITH STATE OF ARIZONA
(By Associated Press.

PRESCOTT. ARtz., October 15.--A1l
members OF Il congresslona pnrty. which
is travelling In Arizona, to-day expressed
themselves strongly In favor OF separate
statehood for Arizona.
Representative MAYNARD, of virginia,
the only Democrat IN the party, said:
''1f It were not for family Ties. home as !.
sociations and native love for dear old
Virginia, would sell my ticket and stay
in Arizona, and II i ever move 1t VIII
be to this territory. which will soon be
Il state"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

barge Hamilton .Fish, Of New York, Ia !
being detained BY the police here, pend-
Ing an Investigation OF the disappear--
ancc OF John Rose, h Cape dc Verde deck
hand. who, following n dispute with the
captain Jumped from the barge last night
while lying at anchor In the middle Of
Prevalence river. @ Hl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
Mrs. Everett's Funeral.

(From Our Regular Correspondentl
WASHINGTON, n. CT. October Is The ful!-
erul OF Mrs. II, S. Everett, wifo OF Rev. wis
liam b. Everett. took place at Oak Hill Come
terry, this city. Yesterday afternoon; She aled
BY her husband and four children, Mrs, Ever
eft was Virginia woman ana h ,H T i1as
OF Virginia, where her husband had pastoral
charges for many years 53t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
iRichnondcrs in New Yosk.

------ Especial 10 The TEmes-DlsPatch,)
NEW YORK, October l5 --Ashland-W,
y, Robinson ana wife; Albemarle-F, w,
Christian ana Wife. Miss y. p: Christian.
Fifth AYenue--Mrs. j, Peasants: !mperi--
'aI-.W. "A. Witherspoon, c., y. Toby and
wife. York-G Kohn. j Llshman, NJ:
Levy. Hotel Astnrr-B. p, Deehert and
wlfP. l. II. Kaufman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
BIG DEPOSIT GUARANTEES
CONSTRUCTION OF A ROAD
1llu Assnl.iatcd Press. ! .

(3y AssUc1attV I'Ftss'J q. q. N
yr1Iu1rAHUA, MEX.. October l5,--The
Southern Pacific Railway Company has
made a deposit with the state governs
ment amounting to S54o 600 70 guarantee
tween Guaymns and Guadalajara. The
road has already made a contract with
Henry I.und and Company, OF san Fran,
cisco. for fifty thousand tons OF Steel
roi lo |.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
CRIPPLED FOR LIFE IN A
GAME Of FOOTBALL

NEW YORK, October 15,-Caught be-
Meath a score OF athletes in foot ball
scrimmage Sinclair Power. 10 years old,
Of the Imperial A. c., Brooklyn, was
so badly Injured that surgeons In the
Williamsburg Hospital fear that If he
RECEIVERS he WIN DO crippled for life,
He had suffered a concussion of the
brain and Internal Injuries, He was uli-
conscious,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
A FORMER IRISH BISHOP
IS DEAD, AGED ElGHTY-FIVE
INV ASSOCIATED Press

LONDON, October 15.-Right Rev. Al
fred George, Elliott, former Bishop OF Xii
more, Elphln and Ardah, Church Of Ire
land died to-day. lie was born In 1870. p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
Prussian Minister Resigns,

'TtfE {By Associated Fress,)
BERLIN, October 16.-,Herr Moller,@
pruss a1, Minister Of Commerce and In,
dustry, has resis,n.ed1i !Ie Will be sue:
the province OF West Prussia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
TOBACCO GROWERS.
Eleven Clubs Represented in the
MEETING at Chatham, Es

--7 Especial to The Inas-I1spatcnJ ~
r CHATHAM, VA. October B,-!rho Plttsyl-s
yania County Association OF the Tobacco
Growers Protective Association met In the
courthouse Saturday; Eleven clubs were re- re-
Epoeches were made by Thomas NJ Williams.
John NJ. Hubbard, p. ?, Herndon and Y ~ y
Taylor. Is i, y,
Ccllntyt nicer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
.NANsEN, ARCTIC EXPLORER,
COMING TO WASHINGTON
lBy Assocla ted Press.)

~ . (By IASSOCIH leU Tt3S.J ~ --T7 m N"
Il CHRISTIANA, October 15.-The Polit-
ken this morning says It learns that
Fridtjof Nansen, the Arctic explorer, will
be appointed Norwegian minister at
washington,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
. His Excuse.

In excuse OF his act he said he knew
Governor Odcll would veto the measure.
but this was not regarded as worthy OF
the Mayor OF a great city. OF course, Mr..
McCellan's Tammany connections will
be urged as reasons why he should not
be the Presidential nominee, but he has
made an excellent mayor, and there Is
no doubt he Will be as good q. one for the
term for which he is about to be elected
as he has been during the term Just
ending.
He is not a man OF brilliant ability. He
Is safe. conservative. and careful. He
IL man OF considerable cu) ture. and
OF studous tastes and very quiet habits.
He would make a good run as the Presi
Dental nominee and would make a
good President.
Mcclellan and Representative William
A. Jones of Virginia, have been close
friends for years. Mr.. Jones wanted
Mcclellan nominated instead Of Judge
i Parker Inst year Hon. Harry ST. George
Tucker IS also n close friend OF Mr.. Nc
Clellan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
EIGHT NEN|. CASES
!. IN NEW W ORLEANS |! Ri.
The Smallest Number Rcepo':,rte'd,
Since the Outbreak OF
Fever.
WERE But Y THREE b =: 4 DEATHS 7I|:.' ]. Is:
The Mississippi Situation Gives s:
Promise Of Irnpr'o;'v,y'e,1frnl'e:ttl7
Very Soon:
WERE BUT THREE DEATHS 7'E:! 4 7 HIS
(By Associated Press.)l

Il NEW ORLEANS, n Octo Der 15.-The ofil-
clal report to g p, M. is as follows
New cases, O; total cases, 8, Sl4; deaths,
8 total deaths, 431 new foci,l p; under
treatment, 143; discharged. 2,7N
For the first time since the fever
started In this city the number OF new
cases reported is below ten, ii with the
number OF deaths extremely small for
this stage@of the epidemic. While lille nine
cases are reported, one Of the cases
could not possibly be yellow fever, the
record having been made before this
fact was made known, SO here is In real
lily only eight new cases. The report Is
again remarkable intthat only. three OF
the new cases are belo Canal street
There are two In Algiers and the rest
are up to WI. All three tho deaths
were uptown. During the past I'VE Gays atss
there have been only 81 cases reported
as against 10S for the preceding five days,
and 122 forsthe five days before that.
DR.. White returned from his confer
8ence with the Mississippi health aut lori
ties and Governor Vardarnan. and while
nothing definite was accomplished IN 4the
matter OF raising guarantees, Or. Whlte
saws that he found the mississippi Nv
thoritles most friendly and fully alive
to the true situation, and he express
ed much confidence In the hope that II
would not be long before MISSISSIPPI
would raise tho quarantine bars. XIII Z
Reports from the country were very
light, most Of them consisting IN ,thes
statement that there were no new cas- s !
Those reporting cases were:
Hanson city, new cases; New IBERIA
Il new case; one death. Tnllulah.H = new
cases. is5
Pensacola Improves.
PENSACOLA. FLA. October, l5,ah he.
innroyement In the situation. While thcree
was a small increase IN the nu! Ine ~ -
cases and also In the deaths, II was nv, not
noticeable that the new cases Wele ~, ~,
fined to the original fool named on E as
Hill and the western bay front
The summary shows tn Vars au re1eorted.
TWO denths occurred fifteen were DIS
charged, The total deaths are 30. anu t t1o
total cases 400. At present there are e. 80
cases under treatment. This IS a srIe &c
Improvement over the same Wy +h " n now
cases. will continue to dimin sh N num-
Der I'm til tho fever Is entirely eraMcM1ee.i
8'@ Although 1t WAS Sunday, ne W 1,,I - -
flmigatlng houses and screening ulu ~, n.y. |.
cease. but, on the other hand, more -l a,i'at
200 men were ut work any h i9 da' Was Was
werv Indictment and the work was retarded
toI1. great extent, tho State Health olllc i
ia very much encouraged over tne III o",i,
innok n{ present, and believes that he MI
be ablo to stamp out the dlse'lse Wllntft
a short time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
GEO.BM'CLELlAN
FOB PRESIDENT !:
Looks Now As Though lie May.
Be the Most Availablc
Democrat.
lie l:.. MUST BE REELECTED
And Then Succeed in Carrying
His State for the Gov
ernors11ip.

From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. c.. October to-
Mayor George d. McNelan Of New
York. told n Virginia member Of Con-
gress six Years ago that he would re-
lcelve the Tammnny nomination to the
.mayoralty In the fall Of 1903. that he
would accept It, and would be elected
that he would receive the Democratic
nomination to the Governorship OF New
York, that he would accept. and hoped
TO be elected, and that In 1908 he would
bn nominated by the Democrats to the
Presidency. OF course, he said he would
accept the nomination.
Will Be Reelected.
Mr.. Mcclellan has been twice nomt-
mated to the mayoralty Of New York,
elected once and will be elected this
fall without opposition worthy Of the
name. 1T looks now as though he would
be the Democratic gubernatorul candi-
( date next year, and there is practical
certainty that he will be elected. The
Democratic nominee to the Goyernorshlp
would have been successful last year
had 1t not been for the phenomenal
Roosevelt tidal wave.
s II Mr.. Mcclellan Is Governor of New
York when the next Democratic National
Convention assemblies. he Will be, SO far
as human eye can see. the strongest man
before the convention. He has not the
general reputation for political shrewd-
fless which he deserves. Those who know
him best know he is far above the aver
age Of politicians in this respect. There
has never been breath OF suspicion con-
corning his private or public character.
save that resulting from his signing the
gas grab bill in New York over year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
Negroes Commend Rockefeller.

DALLAS, TEX, October 16,-The negro
baptist convention of Texas, In session
az Waco, adopted q resolution to-day
commencing John D. Rockefeller and
saying that In the opinion OF tho con-
yention he was an inspired giver,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
Two Women Die,

YICKSBuIaCi. MISS. October 15.-Six
new cases and two deaths was the. rather
unfavornble yellow fever report for the
INVENT y-four hours ending at y r. M, to-
day, -Four Of the new cases are negroes
Both deaths were white women, Mrs,
Moor and Mrs, PlersOn. t1f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
MIR. FIairston Here.

Mr.. Samuel Halrston and wife. Of oaA I'M
Stock Farm. are at the Jefferson Having
Come to attend the Horse Show,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
DISPUTED WITH HIS CAPTAIN
AND THEN JUMPED OVER

4 PROVIDENCE. n, L. October 15.-
Captain Robert ]. Lhnler Of the coal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
Governors Niece Ill.
& fRv Associated Press.)

NATcHDz. MISS, October & 16 ,a,a >; en-
nav cases OF yellow fever were reporteu
today and six Of these arc white pa
Miss Mary Chamberlain daughter Or
one leo Of the most prominent citizens IN ne
city ana niece Of Governor Ghanberla In
new foci we're added to the list, making KIN
65 foc altogether. This Chamberlain AZ resi- s,,
Z dence is III the heart OF the city ana
across tho street from Saint Mppry's
David Dunn. white, aged 20 years. died
Ct the hospital making the tlrst ,o DEAN
Summary: New cases, Z; new focl, TO-
tai cases, i174: deaths /; total Deaths s;
discharged, 3; under treatment, 81
Mississippi Summary.
JACKSON MISS, October 15.-Mississlp-
pi's otiiclai: yellow fever summary Tonight
Is as follows: 3 sgsg I.
Viclssburg--Fourn new cases, two dea lhs;
in country. two new cases. no deaths,
v Ma tchoz--Soyen new cases, three new
fool, one death.
Rookie No neY cases. no deaths.
No report from any other infected DIS
II .s T., /. &.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
BERtIN'S BIG HOSPITAL.
Immense Institution Will Require 75O Persons on the Med
 ical Staff

Health at wholesale" might we'll be the cry of the new Rudolf Virchow hospital in Berlin. which is now ap- preaching completion. for 1000 pa tients may be cared for at one time. in addition to those treated in the out door department.
 Seven hundred and fifty persons will be required upon the staff of this im- mense institution. and every appliance known to science will be installed. in- cluding a special building for one of the most complete X-ray equipments in the world. There will be an anatomical laboratory. medico- mechanical department and one of the largest drug departments in Germany
 When it is known that the next largest hospital has but l,600 beds and
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
AN ANCIENT OBSERVATORY
The Famous Jautra of India Built by the Founder of
 Jeypore.

At Jeypore. the pleasant, healthy capital of one of .ne most prosperous independent states of Rajputana, In- dia is the famous 3autra or observa- tory. the largest of the five built by the celebrated royal astronomer, Jey Sing, the founder of Jeypore, who succeeded the rajas of Amber in l693
 Chosen by Muhamiaad Shah to reform the calendar. his astronomical obser- vations were formulated in tables which corrected those of De la Hire. He built five observatories-at Delhi, Benares. Muttra. Ujiain and Jeypore.
 It is not under oover. says the Sci entific American. but is an open court yard. full of curious and fantastic in- struments invented and designed by him. They have been allowed to go
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
His Criticism.

The ancient driver on the Fifth ave- nue stage had driven for three blocks without saying word. which is a long time for Fifth avenue stage driver He broke his silence when an open hanson passed. It held a woman, a lap dog and Boston terrier.
 ..Shucks," said the driver. indicating the hanson with flourish of his whip. Then he was silent for another block.
 ''Shucks!' he repeated. finally. "Ba- bies is lots niceri"-N. Y. Sun,
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

out Of repair, ard many of them are now quite useless, ,. being impossible even to guess what purpose they served in the wonderfully accurate calcula- tions and observations of their inven- tor, but the dial, gnomons, quadrants, etc, still remain of great interest to astronomers
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

that most of the larger hospitals are prepared to care for only TOO or 800 patients some idea of the immensity of this new institution may be gained.
 It is the idea of the founders that here shall be centered the medical progress of Europe. and upon the list of surgeons will be found the names of many of the famous investigators in leading lines.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
Instruction in an Art

What ought man to do to become an effective after-dinner speaker?" said the ambitious youth.
 Well. answered Senator Sorghum. "the best way is to get few sinecures so that you won't have anything to do except keep scrap book Washing ton Star.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
Qualified.

Seaside Mayor-I will now examine you for life-g guard. Are you tattooed? Life Guard-Yes. sir.
 Do you know the best thing for sun burn?"
 Yes. sir
 You have passed the examination. Report tomorrow Judge.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
Truthful Boy.

Visitor-l wish to see your employer Office Boy-lm sorry to say he's not in.
 Visitor-Why are you sorry to say 1t l? Office Boy-Because it goes agin me conscience to tell lies. = Cleve,ana Leader.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
As Others See Us.

Jimjones-What is your opinion of Windig's veracity?
 Samsmith-Well. if he was to call him. self liar l wouldn't believe him. Chicago Daily News.