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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
GERMANS IN AFRICA
Continue 10 Have Serious Engage
ments with Natives.

Berlin, july S--serIous engagements
continue 10 take place IN German
southwest AtrIco The troops, after
overcoming groat difficulties are able
occasionally 20 close with the bands VI
roholllous natives The most critical
engagement since that At Narua juno
H. uuWucl June b. tho Official report
on which was tetgraphod today Mat
GIursscr with tnroo companies Tho dlRs
patch says. attacked goo .llottenlots
near Hoohas, ON the fifh river Storm
ol % temporary ohtronghncnl and Kill.
~ many M the natives Tho German
loss was two officers and @throo men
Killed. ana one onloor ana II men
wounded
Boston. July G--rhc case ~ Charles
&, May, who was arrested here ON mo
charge OF being a fugitive from justice
from the state oi Washington was call,
On before United SAtoH Commissioner
podgo today but was continued until
noyl Tuesday May w IA liberty on
5000 ball. Ito has been indicted IN
Washington ON the charge of mlsnppro.
prIallon VI funds Of the nlg Bend Ma.
llouo Bank N Davenport
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Al DORCHESTER HOUSE.
Great Gathering of Americans 10
Celebrate the Fourth,

London, july S--Dorchoster House.
the homo of Ambassador Reid, was the
scene today Of one Of the greatest gath
lngs of AmrlconH ever held IN n for.
oign city, The occasion WAS the Fourth
OF July colchntlon,. which was post
poned ON account of Mr. llay'g death
Tho panlla house was crowded with
Americans and distinguished British
subjects BotWoon -Four and six O'Clock
IN lhN afternoon Mi ana Mrs, loll
stood at tho head OF the grand stair
case receiving The guests who arrived In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

orous cats-lhe lion and n, H..
would 30 Tar ont ~ hls wev =, Net.
lhe domestic c1o lnmllng nr, ,aln'
times Affected solno emnnntio, some
10 be 30 active agont, tho pat IN 'rglns
cases holng uneoen, ana n /. many
Ncslod ihul supolNcnsltl,r uerv's ,k
bo affected by waves M tho o,h,, Woy
10 not yield llghlh, heat ur odur WI"
HHsH|sHf#
The lose Of energy m gonon,.n,
electricity ANA reconvortIng n tn,,' ,,uN
makes electric heating very ,os,k' WY
most purposes IN electric co.t ,,n.r
however thlg waste lR odso, NUE.
greatly Increased efficiency ~ onn{,,a
lion. \ rocn, determination enoV H.,
only 2 per cent NJ the total honi NJ iiSws
ordinary kIlchon range IN u.o9 ,en
cooking me food ~ per cont boi,.
wasted m obtaining u glowing art Y
per cent polng NJ me chimney. MA "A
per cent poinR iadlalod into ho roon,
\ good electric cooker npp,es 10 wv,
con, Of the ho't energy 10 cooking Ifo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
ot non.support Thcy were married d,
Omaha on March q, 1896.

o o. lnl9hn'pupporL Thcy %Cro m"fr'o' "
''''n' on MuI'n 10 Io'O'
Utah lodao No. ~ fine T. l. q. r.,
m this city ~ preplrhg 10 colohmo
VIZ loril'lh hll'oItllF Oh ll' nlu3
ivy ~ unu IuNllnN'.N '. wv,
~ uinlpVlH OF Wy N'I'"' ''"h'' ''
INC H'li2 to ouo1d'
mdr. I,..r tnl., .l.l..,I mdp,
mont An fn,o,. of rlnluth Ma IN, ,npo
of tho Dulnp impI.mput mmpuny
npplnsi tho Cl,y,iaul Commission roms
puny for lho trl.l .uu nf y,pg,a. mn,
neilnn ,,na ht.toE. q, ,,pr,rr tho
balance duo fnr po,phpndlso sold "a
dofonanut hu rlpptlN
Atlcl,, ~, r.,,,,,.II.. of An, Nur.
mock tnsurnp'n .,,.r, .,. ,, mis- ,Itv were
0lod IA, ,hr noI... .t ,nyI.ly rl,rh EId.
rodpc iodine n. ...nYl s,urk A. NO
oOO di,lJrJ i.t.' .,.,'. .l IN. rpi. ynIu,
of Sl0 ,n,b. g. \\nro.h 10 president
n a. srh,Yu,t ,.u .O,.ll,ni. A. a.
Eniahl r,rrIt,rr nJ n.,.u,.
\ decree uulpliuR Ill|u ln dp.'NNNIlW
was rendered by judge Morse luIuN 'n
the case of llpUW lllII u'uln' '. ~
Lunuum the Rlli lntr Nlhunr ~ ub
Inc action Not hlunNhI ln uu'' NY, 'u
u llRht u way owe, mul cot lu' " ol"' Is
be, plht a, Nlll lnh' 'lN 'u'l'H. WIu
we court toulw me lsh"'' lh I'No' DO
WV ''''""'.'
George w. NDUlll hlH ''lulWl nom
nm extended u'p ,h".No wyoming
ana says me stale ~ growing very llfN
OWING 10 I be extension of lW l'llEd'ns
systems whlrh ur iuN COVERING llolIo
prn WNummg Iu 10 rppulul nnlWulh,
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LATE LOCALS.

ON Thursday July 2O judge Arm,
strong VIII mako u setting of criminal
o0ats 10 be- tried IN his court the trials
10 begn AuM !,
Jonnctt Hay has been granted n d..
yorco boy Judge Armstrong from James
Hay ON the ground Of failure 10 sup.
port They were married IN 1851
The state nrmory board held meet.
INK today ana approved tro loaso Of
the former hlgh school building ON
porpont etroot for state 0rmolN
Laura OrIon 0lod suit Tor divorce IN
The district court THIS afternoon
against John N, orion on thS ground
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
HoLD.UPS HELD Up,


While 900 h.s way homo pt uu carly
hour lbN mommE Police umco \ ~.
Brown obacwod lhuo MON sN.kmq I'm
the shadow of rocs 900 Fiflu south be.
twcm second and Thill Wo4' wroots,
10 was evident 10 ,hc on.or that tho
mon proposed 10 hold him up. m'
Brown had different ideas. ana u.o 700
ugly looking Colrt sun Mniun Doc a
not 40 400 backward On USING u wso
of necessity
'rho men started for Brown hul no
drow me sun ON thrm Wl ld IUu.
hoId.up business on Dds own Nu0k ono
NJ the mHn broke and ran. d MS
Brown started for mo oinor iuo nu.
other made % 10sh 'pr UhtrJp uoNn
cautioned the thN 'Mt no would Io
killed n ne attempted 90 gol away. Tho
Fellow was taken 10 iIc station ma
locked up unl tho officers are now
loolung for mo other two, Tho prison.
er gave the.noWe NJ Jerry hGfrN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Annerlenn onlsers neeorntsd.

Paris July s, $3.50 y, M The French
government has conferred the Gloss Of
the Legion OF Honor upon Rear Admiral
Charles y, Sigshoo capt john NJ Have
Icy, Of the naEship brooklyn Com.
muudur Alexander sharp of the Chat
tuuoogpi commander william q, cut
lrr OF the Galyostoni Commander res.
Mold nicholson ut The Tacoma
ana lloutsCommandor Harry George,
OF the Tacoma, who commanded lOo
marines who escorted the body NJ Al.
nral PAU Jones from Pam 10 Chcr'
bUurB
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
HIT WITH A HATCHET
Father Defends His Son ny Badly
Wounding llis hssailOut

A. the gravel pits ON cap.lol hin
There was o row yesterday which re-,
suited In ono man receiving rather sc.
rioue injuries
Bert Thomas ~ The namo NJ tine in.
iurcd man, and the man who inflicted
the Nounde was d Mr. Saline, The
weapon used by the utJor Was ID nat.
phot
Tho row began over gome feed Ne.
tween Thomas ana SaiIuoe hoy Thom.
nH started lo give me lad I'd whipping
when the father foapl D mtoh.i and
started 10 the rescue, Tho two men
engaged IN u Bordy war ana then came
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services of the church "
Jesus Christ ot Latter. day Saints win
be held I'M tho Tabernacle ne . b. M
tomorrow sunday sunday school al 10
n, M, ana meetings An tho city ward
oggnmhly rooms and adjacent wards az
f0lloWUl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
CONCERT!
SAhTA,R, SUNDAY JULY


Program i,3O.
J March, Mississippi Bubble" a., llaIne
. selection, "Clovor" .,,,,.,, Rupp9
. Vocal Solo, "Slng on" .,.,,, Doisn
Miss Kathryn Gabbott,
! Overture, 'ngUr and CHrpCntor",
uptu,ptltp,i,, LOrt2lng
D G0vollo, "Tho sIreno' u,,n BcndlY
q Norn solo, Come 10 Me-" 80, Donsa
Thomas S AghwOrth,
2 March Laughing Walor"nu lIasor
mlormIsaIon until 1880,
\ Morch, stars and stripes For.
over Experimentation, SousO
. Nolocllon "Mortha'ou,.,., Folotow
10 Noea Holo n "rwos Aprl"b "Tho
W0odnockoT u,,,,,un,,u, Ncyln
Mlsa Kathryn Gabbott,
u oNyGrlurC "Pl2ne Danco'un,osuppc
II Vocal SOLO Tho Heart sghs
Ever 10 l'o Free u.,.,,,,',,
uun.,,o, tFrom Hack Munlcls)
49,. Tnomol n AshNorlh
II march, princess pocahonlag",
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" /" ulioyt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

Ostond, luly E-Thc nineteenth day
Of Inc international ,uDev uuHlolS
tournament was begun today Prior Ia
Luncheon adjournment jUuuNgM mad
won from Marco and resumed mo lead
with % points The American Mar,
ahull mad defeated 1aOh'uuaus hnd
e,hlcchler hld scored against WOLF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
nonrnrg COMPLETE wonKs.

"Outllnos of Eccleslastcal History"
Slf5, $3.50, S15, "Tho Gospel" no
tlgb, $50, "Now Witness FOR God"
$50, i260i Succession In the presi.
doncy,n Soc bOc, 7So, rise and Fail NJ
NOuyoo" tl2b, 126; missouri porse.
BUTTONS" 'lg5, Pg5,"MorUon Doctrine
Of uolty" 800 1875 ana MS Dcecrct
News Book store, Salt Lake city,
Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
WIN Remove injured Russians

Manila, july &,-o1hc RusNlu hospital
chip KoOuomu has arrived here Tor the
purpose of removing tho wounded and
sick among the Rusalnn crews who took
refuge here AFTER the battle of the sen
OF Japan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
nAsTGUN WuTEUs rRoTGFr

Tho item NJ borrowing machines ly
one which is NOW rurlEmg f. groot dV1l
uf editorial attention among eastern
automobile poIElt The Automobile
Topics published ot Sow York. IN the
current number states thol chnuhcuw
WHO steal the us' Of their employer =
mtchluoH. are responsible for moro nee
cldouls chan any other source Of lou'
ppr II urges owners 10 ullow lh'Ir
drivers up Ncousn IN this regard ana
recommends % hW providing punlgbs
mont lor the garage that allows a ma.
chino to go out without ils owners
order ana ror tho chauffeur who drives
ii for mis- own social affairs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
WEATHER REPORT

Record al the local olO,o " the weather
bureau Tor Me q hours ending at "a, n
today,
Barometer raodlug at q, uu 95f)
inghcH Temperature ul q q, lna 6S,
Maximum temperature st minimum
90, mean. "a, which lE normal
FORECAST TuL d p, NJ. SUNDAY,
Local forecast Tor slll Lako clty ana
vicinity
Fair tonight and sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Precipitation occurred over portions
OF The British Northwest Territory,
Rocky Mountain slope and eastward TO
the Atlantic coast with heavy rainfall
Hs follows Abilene 3lb inches and
Jacksonville iOl TmudoWtorms were
quito general over tho rain Wcn n
was raining thls morning ut napld
CITY Abilene ana oklahoma The tenn.
poraturo changes wcrc mlmpowout us
rule,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

Tho pcngums NJ which about n
dozen species ylll exist on the rock
Islands and coasts " the southern
hemisphere, are ot unBual interest as
The euryiyorg Of tho great nghucss
bhde Human greod has been attract.
td ~ those rare creatures, ana Dr.
H. A. Wilson, nm English naturalist,
points out mat within ihe Lass few
yoo;f thousands Of thom have been
sl1ugh,erod for oil ON Macquarc s.
land ana Tho Auchltnls, not less ,hnn
100 tons off Mo oil having been recently
placed ON lhg marriott 4 now N'hem,
E 10 establish great on colldrons In
tho Auckland Is,andr Thus frr me
,Io5NerIos' " these lsanso have sur.
fprod comparatively l,ilc from man,
hul me cArryinR out NJ the new lrd,
jCtl win lrIug Opetdy extinction 20 tnD
Of me moot mIQao M forms of mo
world
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

IANILl.lY NIIANNMs.

b "a. a Ia. "a
IN, p",'., WIG ,"nn,l'' ''''"''" ~ wv
"'"''''N ''''" "' ''''''''
FACULTY CHANGES,
,,.,,,. ,.,I.. .....i.i.,
,N.,','l,, i'",, ., ,o.,rdn,vo' ,nI "a,
lion aeilwmst 10 guecccl LOWS 4,
Mtrllgh ,...., v ,....n ,.,. ,..
.,,', ," '.,.,l "',,,''',
i.., l..s ,.I.... '''''
\Vty ''ugb.n ,.,. Igp,ioar a..
llwuou mgmo.r 90 Cd wuY of $500
H. ~ y,1,r.,,s ,ppolp,od dlroc.
Cor Of lbr ,,urrIlnrnt .iullnu nd a sala
prv a. 20 b06 v.uI fr.r i..Ilcu,o and
usn nj ono boiro.
prof Itorr n ,yplulIInn. tlniod that
I'm WIIt.or and prof H. a. Morrill,
,,oro mo-, An nprord win Inc tustnrs
ANA urhsllrni. and moi m harmony With
tno muity Of tbn institution, ilc pld
hp VIVA pIpprpd to present specific
,bnrrlr. pud summon witnesses 10 sub.
,t1pllaio thls statement " doylrod, Bu,
No profCrr,d TO lDl iNo statement Huf.
nco
,.,...,., ,.,,., .,.,.,. ,,.,r,,,
Pl'hsI hII'' NH'H|'' WV
gtobl ,brn moved than tho prcldouta
t,port bs NOT n,lopirl rho Vote stood.
kiuhl. smart ana lidlpH LpI MnllmlIti
pNau and MrAlIslnr nrtMW. President
,Iop Vnllmprn ,hou moyrd the Hdup.
lion of tho report The vote v0s Me.
NuIta, Whlmoro Mccormick ami
owen Tor Tue m9,U1,M yum , a''o' ', o,v.I
INIT IroG Eor. he modo pr,Hdut off
mo college faculty M "a salary
Of 8SOo per year with house
rout free, and care for one
team siohl moved up am amendment
mai Dr. WIdtsno bo mldr president ~
n saarv of 900 per year President
Mccormick stated chat lJr Wlblsoc told
him chat No would NOT accept the prose
lacncy Of lhc college W II nnmo 'o him
by unanimous vote Siuhl stated mo
examination That hc beloved Dr NIll
t1p .NuuId. auucut IL II rendered hIm hu'
admitted that hc was lplug without
nls knoWlolgo or consent Tho vote on
mo amendment stood lHr ana \
against which defeated N. and tho ur'r'
innl motion WAS ndoplod by a. vote OF
In g. Mccormick WhHmorc M.AUH
Ter ana owen supporting the motion,
ana dolcs, smart ana Nlohl opposing
r.ogil99cn, ~ ,.nlLniH dWn91UGnu,, NAM,
for tho honor conferred but g,ohl 20.
gardrd ths action uH unnecessary
President ltou then suggested Chat
action bo token towards completing tnc
Npprr story of the main BUILDING. ihr
work On which would cost $4,000 The
board authorized lts completion
,,,,.,,,.. .,.,.,,.,,
hEhN 10 'hh'"Hl'
BHls allowing prof,. Wldtsoc ana
Aiorlu % robnto of t8ig for improve.
monlB modo I'm their residences at the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

ON tNc rnnumogoslri nerve hNF been
found By Dr. f. -. MUN'keg To- pro,
0ul' WpcWant symptoms llku numb
uofs ubatet, myl'gso un' deprp' O.n
OF ulrIiA he lo..,ts that Dulun} !
pressure ly 20 olhr1u.Hy collar would
tend 10 serious disease aJeh az hug
disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

silicon, NO most abundant metal IN
the world has pctn unknown IN nc.
count ~ 'h' difficulty OF 5tpprO,lng Il
from oxygen, Bat ,No electric furnace
hos nov made u ot'alnOplo IN QUAINT
ilcg 10 moot pny doWNndlt II expected
70 nave tono importance IN iron nj,
Toys II gives 10 exec valuable ,icclrn
cll properties, u BnpArl' such aorlatss
o. To make some alloys possibly use,
I'M o9 uhrafOyt8, hhd ME c0mpcund
known aH "yolcHte' serves Mo thor.
mite for obtaining hIgh temperatures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

The curious dread Of cats That has
boon studied fo' three yonrs By Dr
s Weir MltcholL Of phila1elphn, may
optn UP u wide 0oli for MvcStlgailon,
an Advertisement brought lb0 ropllos
rom different countries Including DER
many Egypt and india, and about
tWo'lhIrds Of them mentioned cases OF
fear Of eats, the others referring to
n5ihmo from cats, This asthma, due 10
doors may be excited by tho presence
Of horaos, dogs. eats or Nhoop, or oven
or roses apples, oranges or bananas.
Tho eat phohIo comes simultaneously.
enu ln0y be very severe, cHloleIsy
temporary blindness IN another. /,
pNcnos with the going ~ tho cal. leny,
Wg 70 sense Of fatigue ana depression.
u ~ not confined 10 women nor ara
me men nlWoys tlmorous, ana one army
oNhcor who had foarlcssly hunted dang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

mo mo tyUmNsuon " food suuS.uaH3
a.l other materials m,lrot,G halS u',cn
lul Is necessary lu rumpNW Two s,jos,
This soon becomes very tedious by the
usual oo,Nul OF substituting ore t.,Ge
fer uuoNDr 81, using dupliaate nlprc'
lcopul and u lDburlous study Of
HNryhos Nno'N etc. has I'D TWO Eng.
lInA Investigators lp devise "a much
simpler ppvosa, the new idea N a
.Doo OF apparatus known M the Ashc'
FWl1yton culupalusuupo The second
NlIde ~ placed upon horizontal rod
attached to tho side NJ the nOsp.plero
Of the microscope, ana Il mirror and
lens pDlou, the lmdVe into the nose.
piece, whore an Inclined reflector de-
necW the rays up the microscope tube,
The tube ltsolf Is divided by rcmoya.
Die plate. 80 that the images Of the
Two slides 10 Dee compared appear Side
by Side In the ncld " yIow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08

INC n00IIng brolkWlor mdor ItBl
M Torquay N tmbe frame sinking
10 q doplh Of 20 feet Hd supported at
the lana end by pontooh The structure
being mus Tilted toWap the gon Tho
li9'nr F" oI g,orm o9 GIe Wf6o ny l2ls
below depth Of 10 on . feet n ~ be.
lloyod that the Btruolro win olteolu-
ally break the force Of ho sea, ana az,
porlonco with huoyF ana pont0ons
gives confidence thnt.h chains win
hold,
aHHHat.sHas
The pressure OF u tIn high collar
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THO pressure Of y M hIgh collar
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-16

Rev. c. j. Nugent, of Bloomfield,
was in the city Wednesday, Ell
route home from Conference. He
is transferred to LAGRANGE for the
next year.
Mrs ]. o. A. Vaught and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, who have been
guests of Mr.. Fl. X. Ward and FAM
lily. in Versailles, have returned
home.
Mrs. @. G. Jones (nee Ida Ken
nedy), of Eddyville, who has been
the guest of her parents. Mr.. ]. ID.
Kennedy and wife, Kentucky Ave.
nue., West Side, has returned home.
Mrs. Lizzie Campbell is visiting
relatives near Princeton, having
been called there by the dangerous
illness of her brother, Mr.. Robert
Richie, of Caldwell county.
Mrs. Margaret Givens and Master
Joe Montgomery, of Providence,
Hopkins county, were guests of
Gen. and Mrs. N. B. Hays, Third
street, this week.
Mr.. Paul Collins entertained at
dinner, on Wednesday evening, in
honor OF Miss Jane >. watson, who
is to be married to Mr.. Clay in the
near future.
Col. Joe Canter (the great and
only, of Cincinnati, came over to
escort the Frankfort Business
Mems Club to that city on Thurs
day. Col. Canter was as lively as
ever, and that is saying lots"
Mr.. Walter Grady, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Bessie Grady,
and sister-in-law, Miss Tommie
Creel, went to Georgetown Monday.
where the young ladies entered
College.
Mr.. Thos. p. Rogers, Mr.. w. II.
Watts and Mr.. Ed. Porter Thomp-
son, Jr., went to Lexington Tues
day to attend a meeting in the in
terest of the Odd Fellows Orphans
Home.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-16
||inoisCentra|R.R
Annual Stockholders Meeting at
Chicago October 10. Personal
Attendance of Individual
Holders Desired.
FREE TICKET TO THE MEETING

Public notice is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting of the
Stock holders of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company will be held at
the Company's office in Chicago,
Illinois, on Wednesday, October IL,
1905, at IL O'Clock noon.
To permit personal attendance at
said meeting there will be issued
ITO EACH HOLDER OF ONE OR
MORE SHARES
of the capital stock of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company as regis
tered on the books of the Company
at the close of business on Tuesday,
September 26, 1905, who is of full
age
A TICKET ENABLING HIM OR
HER TO TRAVEL FREE
over the Company's lines from the
station on the Illinois Central Rail-
road nearest to his or her registered
address to
CHICAGO AND RETURN
such ticket to be good for the Jour-
ney to Chicago only during the
FOUR DAYS IMMEDIATELY
PRECEDING
and the day of the meeting, and for
the return journey from Chicago
only on the day Of the meeting and
the
FOUR DAYS IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWING
when properly countersigned and
stamped during business hours on
or before Saturday, October 2l,
l905-that is to say, between 900
a. m. and 500 p. Min the office
of the Assistant Secretary, Mr.. W.
u. Bruen, in Chicago. Such ticket
may be obtained by any holder of
stock registered as above, on appli-
cation, in writing, to the President
Of the Company in Chicago, but
each stakeholder must individually
apply for his or her ticket. Each
application must state the full
name and address of the Stock
holder exactly as given In his or
her Certificate of Stock, together
with the number and date OF such
certificate. No more than one per-
son will be carried free In respect
to any one holding of stock aslregis-
tered on the books of the Com pany.
A. q. HACKSTAFF,
5i-td Secretary.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-16
CHAS. ]. WEITZEL


Mrs. Il. J. Num- and daughter,
Miss Virginia, left Wednesday for
Lynchburg, Va, where Miss Num-
entered school.
Mrs. Woodruff, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. W. S. Johnson,
Second street. has gone home.
Mr.. S. d. johnson and wife are
in New York City purchasing stock
for their dry goods and notion en-
porium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder, of Green
vile, Miss, who have been guests
of Misses Chinn, Shelby street,
have gone home.
Judge John ID. Carroll and Mr..
H. Kirby Bourne, of New Castle,
were in the city on legal business
this week.
Mrs. Hannah Hardin, OF st. Louis,
Mo-, and Mrs. Bernard Graham, of
Lawrenoeburg, are guests of Mrs.
A. J. Graham, Third street.
Mr.. Owen Pattie Smith, of Nc
Kinney, Texas, who has been the
guest Of his great aunt. Miss Lucy
Pattie, returned home Thursday.
] Miss Beth Woodson, of Ovens
bOro, was the guest of Mr.. j. ID.
Kennedy and wife, Kentucky Ave.
nue., West Side.
Col. j. l.. Rodinan and wife, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. u. Booth, in Louisville, have
returned home.
Messrs. Wilkes III. Morgan, G. W.
Walker, r. T. Paxton and r. H.
Crossfield, of Lawrenceburg, were
in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Hiram Berry, who has been
spending the summer with her
niece, at Toronto, Can, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Thos. A. Hall entertained at
morning, in honor of Miss Esther
Burnam, of Richmond.
Mrs. p. W. Oliver, of FOwleIton,
Ind, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Jennie Polsgrove, has
gone home.
HAS EOH0
TO Rose Polytechnic Institute, In
ing year.
Mrs. Aubrey Fishback, of Lex
ingtOn, who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. H. H. Roberts, has
goAe home.
Col. f. E. Albeit and wife and
son, Mr.. Harry j. Albeit, left
Thursday for visit to their old
homes at Covington and Warsaw.
Mrs. John G. Hawkins has gone
to Lexington to resume her posi-
tion as matrOn at Campbell-H ager-
man College.
Mr.. Ferdinand VanDerveer, of
Hamilton. Ohio, who has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. John w.
Milan, has returned home.
Mr.. John W. Tremere, wife and
daughter, Miss Georgiana, visited
his son at Wilmore last week, re-
turning home Saturday.
Mrs. S. G. Bull, ST., and grand
son, Samuel, Jr., left Friday for
Irvine, to visit her daught Mrs.
W. p. Williams.
Mr.. John b. Dryden, ST., and
wife left Monday for Dayton, Ohio,
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Ross
A. McCallum.
Mr.. S. G. Herbst, proprietor of
the "Old Fitzgerald' distillery,
left for his home at Milwaukee,
Wis.,, on Saturday.
Miss Margaret A. Lewis and Mr..
j. b. Lewis spent Sunday i'm Yer
sailles, the guests of Mrs. j. r.
Lewis.
Prof. T. Lindsey Blayney, of
Danville, was the guest of his
father, Rev. DIR. j. McC. Blayney,
the first of the week.
Mrs. Gale Ledridge and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting rela-
tives at Knoxville, Tenn, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Walter Violet, of Louis
vile, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. John G. Quire and
wife, at Old Crow, has returned
home.