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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

Tho voma n who ans w,cred this adyer-5s
ltigcment thirty years ago had no. \ itl e.
that nv 90 doing she was to become the
pionccr. OF an industry hat wa win ln.
.hcr Own lifetime, to employ hundreds Is ST
thousands Of young women. She nag mo- ~
even ali idea Of the nature OF WORK. whicY
tho '.rcn1unerntiv We and plea sslt'o =,
would require Of her, for the 3tyl'eWVr'lltfeE
was then unkno Wll Il Il ss b; .
This veteran among women "a yplstss ~
Mrs. M al Saunders, who \ is TIL \ emf
Moved i'll New Y ork city by OF q tine ne
great Insurance conpa Mes Left by4thf ~ e !.
death Of her husbnrd without means 81
s,,pport for herself and her slit tie idaug 8: K
ter, she tried teaching music for tliis liY
Ing but was urged BY friends loans n WEE w
tho advertisement as nrlnted aboYe sne
wrote TO the address given, q 70 recelya9
5noxt day ca from a. rep resent we q
tic Remington TypeYrt VINO 5!etl WY, "
her printed nforrlatl ~ machine
and al request to ca aatS the 81 sup,
posing that the illust ration Srepres'ellte d
=. nav kind of sewing machine, she went
to the address. Wlthout Inpcl y, hone q find
ling congenial work, ls fts 4. Is J. e Nv. Y.
81 She was introduced ITO the typetW, =, y
IN chine and urged to try II IA ky he
Sflttla'"lseys lust like piano " lSeys.'s va $
tha Naturalization she receiy Slle
FOUND the experiment SO fascinating tlsat
she Ike on 1T 1t unit an sl1p oye wa eu
her that the office was a bon 70 81 ose.
I Tier interest In. the machine do1plless
CONVINCED those a in&s charge that N rs,
Saunders would make a good operator.
as a fter a few days OF practice work she
was given a. position with the N $compa ny,
Ever since she Inns continued TO earn5l''el
living through typeWri Ing, .S8 IL
H Tic thirtieth anniversary of MIS- S'au Vi
ders's work was celebrated py ms st1t
~ q beautiful gold watch from thes Relllt
5lnston Company, bearing the ~ ollowl ng
Inscription: 5 Il vs. III V q,
ei"1sT5,19O5. no The pionee typeYl,ite r
operator, From tho pIoneer ma q q n n
tureVr.' 4 al ! .y...
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been u devoted Ii, ef1ibetl &c the sEap!!ist
Church for more IL Han ii fty8ycars. Mrs
iC,rt@dee leaves one son, II Mr.. Samuel n
sCroadet. who tinA Tor years Weld q l ro.
aoinsny l ise
5535l5 Mrs. Pearl Hail.
AM, s{Fs " pssT5 ss eG n fhs
irelanins wer bro1 sfit to icl,inond |. a ne
Is sIs 4. i1aili sSis isast isroa l.tl
s Tos fsss ss ts as
Church. and afRhsS barla WIZ III oakwo.od1.s
Sss sayfa es'aes sE nsHsof az ,o
Nssf jas,
hi s Thomas Duke. ri s5 5as.s}
A g, icg iless hg vss, pa aFs
sscS fand eves III %e
HIS datight y a! Charles: l, Is
gt1i,d son t!llaros. and adopltte''dl
son, Mr.. lian, Y 3McC ailii,g. Il "a
7s fG1al t fa9n s,
s5f Mrs. Georg IN Hay.
rs o 'sHsES a Hs t sanaay 9S SS'st
two sons--1tnrry Band George N. Hay.
Tlc funeral will 5'o6 rom tho rcsiden,r Y,
ints o'clock this rnoon,gtlnd the burial i,l
~ George r Sent. 81.
eSTgs ss a e s,res Ct E sun 1sa'as
jbo from ST. Johns (aermati{ 1Jvangcllcal3
Church at S3 @ ocls to m PROV fternooil.i
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NO VESSELS AND
ALL ON BOARD 4 j: ! lost |. O. {:
7. b.
S(By Associated Press,

595555l, (By7 Assoclated FFess.J 8- Al "a
SOMERSET. MASS. Jan. 3o-captaiilnl
,J,r.ln n ;A. Davis, of this town. manager
the schooners Quinebaug and Cnas.5 -.
ilbur, which has reported missing since
q heavy storm OF November 18th. has
ven ven up hope of ever hearing fron1ieithIct'r'
.ssel and ha $ sent formal notice to the
4fgyulirance companies to this effect.
Eleven persons were aboard the Qune-
4 lug when she sailed from Savannah.
q. or New York, November 2d and six
~ the ri Wilbur. when she sailed from
arien. Ga. for the same destination. It
q 4 supposed that both vessels foundcred
Il the Delaware coast, Tho schooners
5ierre both four masters and valued at
5000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31
THE$ WAY ii o 9REAcH CALF MA,
5TExASrMEx lco, sOUT' AN Q si9s Is
n l{{} -,tl rs OJTHWES ST, NJ {i,i II "A

via southern Raj way. the great highwayy.
II trade and travel, and tlrou 81 J fcar
line to all Important points nsthes south "
and Southwest. ELEGANT y \. coaelles'
Railway dining cars. the service ofiwhicll5
is tho highest standard OF excellence
From I9Iclmopd through 10 a tlanta. Biz
Gmlngham. Memphis, ia sas City, Mont
gonery, Mobile and New Orleans without
Change Of trains. and to- Texas Mexico
New Mexico. alifornla. otc, with hut,
ono change, !, Low ra ia excursion tickets
on said daily by he popular route to-
many points Complete Information and
pullman sresery q ion. Apply to ticket
agents Richmond 4, ansfer3 Gsompa ny, Il sly
East Maln,5 or ,sfll III IN
6. ~, wEsTBURY p. r, A.,
H S q 920 East Main Street, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31
WINTER y -lz ToyrlsT RATES
=, Z. q = All ANTIc COAST LiNR

+ Hg ATLANTIC COAST LINE. 5f
Il winter tourist tickets ire now on sale
10 d all Southern winter resorts via tho
sshartest. quickest and most elegantly
s eawp 1 between the 4 North and South.
II Offers TO health and pleasure seekerai
Service % Jailed by none. You make no
Changes to Florida resorts. u s sjs
For full particu lars apply to any agent
. s. D q. q. cAMPREL ~
Sti ~ plyision Passenger Agent, I'D
ssss3 n \, !ss Rlchmo nds VI IN
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yesterday Il from pneumonia. Il He was 4 g
gbrotherGof Mr.. r obert y! a tkinss IS


at her residence, alloa
West Cary Street, Sunday ornlng "a az
$50 q clock, Nlrs RAIL Il.$ SrROly-
he ssu Baptist
Church THIS Tuesda a ~,
~ At i :3O o. clock. IA lntcrment IN BIZ tordl
| Cemetery, Petersbur e. Il 5.3 3
SDuK e. AS d y Is "a ged sis tS,two,.
died ut his residence, w. Caty HL,ees,
leaving his wife, daughter Mrs, N IS Z;
ADOPTED son, lam =. MEG e.
Tse iqassa f5Ef Gsfa tES
GRIMM FL at oto = Nh ~ ~ a,lti
GIay Street Mrs, HENRY CIR INN SltL,
II wIdowIof Henry Grinlmcl ~ tie y ttyF#
6pinthyear OF her Sc. =, /, !, y q, 4,
Funeral from st; y III
F Fi!Sss' aT assdas
O'clock, & NJ A. I'D u;
4 Il a Y.-Died. at her resi- dence, 1904 a SIT
and street, Ea9t ~ y U
as iEORGE HAY, ~ me tn,IIStl Y IN
sT shs b 1enyass eoF seseNH
' Fnneral ut 3 IN. NJ. TJEspAY 15,on u!
t rel idanco. y sIntermcnt In RI yer. view
sCemetery, Friends ted Sto "
pIIoRc E,-Died. yesterday IrloTnng, 4; Jan,, =,
nary Goth, his p,o =
a. ssss's, Ni H. PIE en- Tie deceased "
Y survived by his wife and two g sons Z, I, !.
\ Funeral will take Eplac co from Grace
AZ street Pfesbyterian Churcl. at y l'.t ! NJ u
n jWEI1N ESLA Az b VI ~ i5.S, ,S8f
January 1907 Z t at l2na I pess L
K. SEMI in tie twehty -sseond year
ills age, youngest son Of the late tNatN-.
\ arlne and aobert Sen N III n rs &
Think how lie suffered, yet he bore al MS IS
I'm the N long night hours as wo soothea hin
Mn God tn Ills mercy sent down l from
An a n llgel that whispered n message g {
NJ )Oyo5 III ,j3lfs lbs 4
THO relatives mud friends .nre respect !
K f,lily Invited Ito attend the fun ral from
st, Johns German Hya SIhHr ISl,
Eighth and Marsha u Stre rs, ~ Ed tsSsT
ia X, lNIl1R ON February lstt, q fp'
at g o cloe 4, ". u, ~ L.
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MARRIAGES.
=: -. -:

M Jar e us: E-EA1 ER1c Fl Married mi
\, Chicago. at La kotnL II otel by Re Dr..
slIlrsh. 5ALEXANDI1R JONAS !a$ MAR
cUsE to- Nj lss Il CORR M DOROTHY IT y
\ 33l1A1ER / CT, daughter OF /, Hon. Martin
n Emerlch. Of Chicago, ~ nunry 80 1907,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

SPECIAL a / oW RAT Es TO NEW Or.
Il s$ LEANS, $LA,VlA EsouTHERNsF7AlL
8{l WAY ACCOUNT MAJ q #GRAss,.:5fass!t1 8
March 1st 10 9th, inclusive, Southern
Rnilwuyigwlll sell special tickets from NIL
points on its lines to New Orleans and
return at ono faro for the round trip
plus rs cents; final limit Q ~ lcketts to
leave New Orleans as late as March i tn,
with privilege of cxtenslollB to Mar ch PSI n
by deposit OF ticket and payment of fee
of so cents, * g5 q. ,ss y!
Southern Railway operates double da lly
limited service between Virginia points,
washington. Richmond, Norfolk, etc, to
New Orleans, latest design Pullmans, Ga
coaches and dining rhro (. !, VIII
ont change Of trains, For full informa-
ton call on ticket agents or q ID ross stSai
~. NYEsTBURY,$D.sa:Pl '',.5yt q
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Henry "A rimmell.

Mrs, lIenry Grln1mell died at her home
N o.. 314 East Clay Street Sunday nig Y III
d 10 long iness. Mrs Grilnmell was the
widow Of Henry Glin,mell, who died seven
years a 70. al SHE leaves four sons. and three
5daughters-t Imam Henry rs gust
bert, Mrs Charles II. p etrlcl, Ness Min
nile rmmell Ma
AIRS. Girimmell vas the .daug ,hter}5}of3
Frederick Brauer, one OF three brot llers
5flgo. She wa nc # stcr$l a { JohnssSe'.
I3rauer. Mrs. Mary Ann schaaf N Mrs. 4 IL y
sC.$ NtilerEandA Mrs. James Flynn, Of Bal
timorc.i sss II
sho2was al rnemb Der . + ST Johns German.
Evangelical Church, at Eighth and Mar
shall Streets from which place the funeral
will be lat 3 o'clock this afterno on.Sjg he
Observation-Disclosures Schumall.% jacob ~ E1bel,
( Charles HenninghausersH II, a Briel. u: u
fBehle, Louis Ilepler, lanes b. Elan,
SuVe--W liam Rueger, Max SLindner, T, I
C.. $l1bel, Oscar T. Gilman. yillam Herbig,8
a. Hartung, J.. NJ. Emmenhau user, T..
lJnders, 95q ;.e-tttS n M 5
Dr.. John 8Ba gby.
nounees The tdeath,on Sunday 81 Or. John y
de Bug by was the son OF 1T he late
tor. Church l<lngGand Queen county, Va,
ma COrfGSpOndlnE9Se secretary OF the stat G
M isslon5 Board, with the late II. *. Ely
son: DR. Bal BY was a gallant soldiersin
ISthe Confederat to army and was desperately
wounded. 5Whilctn tEhonle III consequence
father, who was captain Of tho Home
Guard of king and Queen county. and
some negro men, ptuled three officers
and several private s who had tn ken pos
session of one of gtheaouthouses OH the
premises and & demanded < superior the
negro servant who occupied 1t. AT ter tho
war no went to "a rka nsas and enjoyed "a
lucrative pructlc ms a ttRhysiclan.i q 4.
DR.. Bagby leaves SIX children. n four
! daughters and two sons. e One OF the for
lSmer8re in thlsaclt and Is tho wife
Of Rev.6Dr, B. Cabell Hening. correspond
Ing secretary Of the Baptist Education
Csom2,msssion. He was tho ,other-in -laM
rled daughters of the late Captain James
r. Fleet, Of King and Queen. f;iss5 4.
Mrs. Sarah p. CroWder
Mrs. Sarah Il. Crowders d cd at her
/ home, NO. 11o7 West Cary Street, Sunday
morning, at $50 o clock. Tho funeral
| WIFE be from Grove Avenue Church II at
! 1880 o'clock to-day, and tho burial will be
In Blnndford Cemetery, Petersburg. in the
Mrs, Crowderg was born In Chesterfield
county on April 16, 1929, and spent most
| Fof her life In this city and Petersburg.
sshe did splendid work In tho hospitals
lin$this city during the Civil War. She has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

CURE A8c COLD In ONE DAY j8S5S
Take laxative 4 13romo Quinine !g Tablets.
Allsdruggists refund the m oney 4 Is t. ails
to cure. r. wv. Groves 81 gnature is on
each box. 25c.--adv, IL. s; 81 a Sa{
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|'l.AN'71'TO.0|.M.U|..|.CIH
bridge /:
Isabcornnlittec On Streets So Re Re.
ports Ask for Cons
demnatioi1. l55.
5rREE'TS DEF ARTMENI|T'[S WANTS 4 s,

b
some interest was manifested In the
opposed free bridge across tho river
Il len the report of the subcommittee on
4 5.eets Nc 8 handed iii to tho full commit;
i !, LIZ st night abY Chairman ". NJ .i3 Nor y
III 4, 8 III
a VI. IA ans wanted the City Is ttorneyftttto1,
N ii & on CO instructed to begin inln1es--.
u eta proc seedlings OF cond lni,ation, but
q 1.-The Syiew5of tthe5 city Attorney and 1.-THE
ngineer the report was laid on the
j lie Until the mex citing. The report
i ii the committee in f,lll follows: 85 Il
4 That III Il is the sense OF the subcon1-
Slttee$ that tho price Of sl277 500 for the
4 3srs and right 3 & 4 the present
4 ayof 4 Bird ge NJ 81 excessive, and 4 should
4 be accepted. n
a hat they favor the construction Ola
Hide, if$to lie built. at ol. bout the site
the presen NJ ayo bird sc.
4 BIZ re- erence Ito he report OF the City
saatorney q t will Sbe seen that tho ity
ss the right 10 condemn the steSsof the
\ esent Mayo Bird sc Or slto parallel
II ereto sES \ b
& .That tits the sense of the su bconln,tt;-;5
Z ss that If a. bridge IS built, the roadway.
4 ould not be less h In wluth than forty
a ct, exclusivo$of Sidewalks, and ofSnmple
tight to clear all freshets or ice gorges. $
S9 rho Il report wa sIgne a By Il Chairman
" 81 ton.S Others on the commit tee We're
i Ssssrs. Spence, Minor, M lis and Adams
4 sThe wants Of the committee will show
( OF d. $3.50, $50. 0 e which $4,000 Is
a,i1ted for shockoe Greek imp s.
1 2,ere q are no y special features the
\ bulated3 list j Of wants. which a5Will !. pc
esented ito the Finance Committee TINS
I sek.3s ISL Il
! The committee transacted lots of nnin;.j
4 8ares sting routine work and 3adj otlrned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

go East Main 81. &; ichro md Va .SaKS
and Mrs. H ampton H: 1Vayt, d lied here
yes tei.day fte n illness sev eral
weeks with meningiti tie. So. III
4. II erbert G.. Watkins.
JEINDSOR ,SSS VA, Jan. Miss Nj MAZE
Watkins received & a II eleg ram this M ril-5
Ing, announcing i no death Of her bret err
Mr. Herbert 6. kim OF n icy a
He had been lex for q LON g tim
ssSi59s CraWley Atkins a I'll
n Especial TO The Times: Dispatc
$50 r 4. " A.,,5 ] an 20. -f ne remains
icf mi a Crawiey Atkins arrived here from;
Norfolk this morning, where he died on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31
4 Joseph w "A dams. "

Especial to The IInles-IJlspatc tel. EEi39aH
& FREDERIc ,IIsBURG Avn j an. 30. N IT.
Joseph w. dams M ain old ma tive born
informing NY his family he retired Sum
day night ApparentlyFln@ his usual health:
G The cause Of his ii thSwas heart dlseas e
Mr.; Adams was seyenty-nne y ears Old
and had been employee Eat one place of
business thel; Gravat It'll Carr Works;
here for fl fty-five X years. ie " survived
by hrce sons and three .daught tiers. 4$ tSFa
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Mrs. E M Dabney.

~ (Speclul M IA The 9TImes- Dlspa tch(
RlJDEsf2 ICKSBURG 835 A. JAM 30. Is.
Mrs; Icllzabet til ooresD abney, VII dow Of
the alate$J, n. Da bneysa form erly3 Of THIS
son, Nv. Il. Dabne ,,%t in Merldian. Miss
Mrs. Da.bney wa S az d irect ldes cendantgof
Spot tswood V OF Virginia grea E,
8granddaugh ters OF Pat lex II enry and sec y;
is survived by two Sdaug tters and one
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MIS-. KateE SIn1m ons.5Sl.

Ss9 Especial B Isl The Times pspatcl,: )
t}WINDSO R,siVA.,. Jan. 0.--hrs ia e
Simmons swid5/w$ OF the lat EA. Ia sins
mons, clerk OF Der t ie county at $NV indsor,
NJ c., 4 died here at the residence OF her
sister, Mrs. 5vie Eleys. St onFsS ssa turday
night, j alluary3 t She had been in fall
Ing health for several mon tbs.
3 The remains were taken to Murfrees
5oro, N &C.! to DE interred.s 58 i{5s
Mrs. Il. H u Wyer.
s3{ Especial TO Tho Times p dispatch; ,
NVARRENTO N, Y As 5g ] an .9f6S 70 Mrs.
Henry Fl. "a xyycr, formerly NJ SIS Powell,
died very suddenly. at eleven.!o' q ock last
night Her. death was wholly oked
for she was the wi dow OF the late Key.
Henry IYYer, formerly past or' OF T lles war,
arenton Baptist Church and! is srrV1vsd
byFthree sons nndta daughter ST
I'm eWtonl VVayt..II#s
(Special to Tho Times Disput CHI . s583
5@ STA UNTO N, VA JAM Ne on
Wayt. ms old son Or Colonel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31
8 Councilnanic Assignments.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s TIT -
i IA wS Counc ilma,1 bert "A. ,rallny has
ser! assigned to the following commit
| as l,y president Peters,: Markets., st,
ss3h1l's n Burying Ground, Local Assess
ents, James River Improvement. Coun-
j imam Wiltshire has beeng assigned ITO
s.es Commute on Relief Of the Poor.
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|. A n
| n Is,l1AF'S'ySl

tBgq3 Huliv SprinRs. Miss, March 24, 1905
Willie bnlliitig railroads in Ten esset
some twelve years ago y titttnber OF hand.
contracted 4 fever and arious forms OF
blood and skin diseases. I carried 8. SIS
III my cottitiis and gave II my hatids
with NEST gratifying results. I cati fecoiti.
mend s, S. s.. a. the; finest preparation foi
Malaria, ohills and fever, Tas well as all
blood ana skin diseases. w. I. MCGOWAN
N / suffered greatly froM Boils, which
swot,ld break out OH different parts Of my
BODY. 81 saw SIS. Isl. advertised aud after
Using about three bottles ] was ctired,
and for the last three years have had no
trouble whatever a.. wv. zEBER. s
I'd az Read St u Evansville, Ind "a
II began Using your S. s. S. probably ten
years ago for Malaria and blood troubles,
and RI proved So good that u have con-
tinued ever since Using ~ as e. family
REMEDY. It Is pleasure for ME to recon-
mend S. s.. IS. for the benefit Of others
who are needing a first rate blood purifier,
tonic and, cure for Malaria. u III, III
Arkansas City, Ark. G. G. HEMINGWAY e "a
Boils, assesses, sores, dark or5yellow
splotchesi and debility are some Of the
symptoms Of this miserable disease,
9S.S.S. counteracts aud removes from the
55 blood ali it1puri--33
! !
~ ties aud poisors.
y and builds up the
fRES H entire system. is
3f guaranteed q pure
##\ 55ssSNN 5as' 1yvegetab1e ret1e-
n f}' az. Write for med
Il / ica1 advice or any.
W ~ " spe ella Informs
ton about case. FRA
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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! -.T7-7I-;TiIHIETTFIRsTT-WoM ANN PlsT,sgi

"a Bright, ducated Won an - Vian 7t'' 60
E$T AXE Rem nera I've and Z PIE a! asa ne i.8
POST ton, us clan Preferred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

I File committee transacted lots of llnir..
resting routine work and adj ollr'ned. 5I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

9aTl Judge Kelley. iii Ills earlier life, was
prominent In Virginia. journalism hay
Ing founded tho Norfolk Vrgnlan. and
been connected with the Petersburg and
other papers. lie wa s. a fluent and vgor-
GUS writer and was cspecia J 81 able IN
polemic writing.
Nothing is known hero of #tha details
or Judge Keiley's5 dea th,5 further than
those coming from Paris Ills sister. Miss
Kelley. was informed yesterday by her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

blood all it1ipu,lrtii;-.
ties aud poiso!!illls:'..
.and3buIi,l'ds up til the
entire syste;f1l.iiIt;5il is
guaranteed apullr'es:-
.lyveget table RENEE
Write for med
ica1 advice or any.
spe cial$ infort11al''''5
ton about case. FRA
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-08
MANY MEN FOR
EXTENSION
Large Number Of Laborers
Being Shipped North for
Work on M. & L.

The north bound NJ & I. pas.
senger last night carried a coach
full Of laborers who will be en-
ployed upon the extension of the
road from Northome to Ripple.
The contractors have already es-
tablished camps and the work of
clearing right Of way is now in
progress. No estimate of the
mum Der of men that will be en-
ployed upon the road has been
given out as yet, but it is stated
upon good authority that the
work will be pushed as rapidly
as possible in order to complete
the railway before next fall.
Local employment offices have
orders for large nun Der Of men
and laborers are being shipped
out of the city daily for work on
the extention.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-08
Club Prizes Awarded.

The Valentine Cinch club was
entertained by Miss Anna Nc.
Cornell Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Camp
bell, the event being the last of a
series of six meetings of the club.
The prizes for the entire series
were awarded as follows: First
prizes, Mrs. G. Campbell, j. P.
Lahr; second prizes, Miss Anna
Mcconnell, John Goodman: foot
prizes, Mrs. J. A. Washburn,
George Fleming. After the
prizes had been awarded refresh
ments were served, and those
who attended the meeting enjoy.
ed delightful evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-08
R. r. Laborers in Demand.

10000 railroad laborers can get
work by going to Minneapolis, as
600 miles Of new construction
work has recently been let in
Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana, on roads running out
Of Minneapolis, which will Gu
able the laborers to be furnished
with free transportation by the
employment agents. There will
also be several thousand men
used by railroad companies on
betterment work OF old lines.
Owing to the large mum Der of
railroads running out of Mime
apolis, that employ thousands
of men each year, it is consider
ed the greatest labor market in
the United States. The employ
ment agents are finding it diff
cult to fill their orders daily, on
account Of the scarcity of men in
Minneapolis.
Advertise in the Daily Pioneer
It's a good investment.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-08
Brainerd People Claim to-
Have Visitations Nightly
From Ghost.
SCORES OF PEOPLE WATCH AND
WAIT FOR GLIMPSE.
Police Also Investigate But the
Mystery is Far From Being
Cleared.
"Our House is Haunted. =

Our House IS Haunted.
From Brainerd comes the lat
est in the way of "ghost'' stories
and since the day Of the famous
Neutzling Ghost, which held
right of way along the Great
Northern tracks near Sank Cen
tire, there has been nothing to
equal the fearful dimensions Of
the Sank Centre tale, until pos
sibly this one.
The story is one of visitations
and concerns saloon operated
by Mich. Kennels, in the Brain
erd suburbs. The building oc-
cupied as drink palace, is a
crooked bullying place with
gables. It's not really haunted,
but the aforementioned vista
tions have kept the occupants Of
the place and residents in the vi
cinity in a constant turmoil for
the past several weeks. The
ethereal being that stealthily
makes it's appearance every even
ing at the midnight hour; is said
to be woman gowned in the
proverbial white robe attire. The
police officers who have seen it
swear that she has long braided
hair hanging down her back, but
a police captain who made inves-
tigation says that her hair is
done up behind.
The Brainerd Dispatch says
that from one or two that
watched these nightly prowlings,
or manifestations, the crowd has
grown to almost a multitude and
on Friday night, the more super
StititiOus were there with clear
and trem bling" and they too
were repaid for their vigil. The
agency which visits the Rem mels
saloon is not of the destructive
kind, but glides along in mys-
FERROUS and noiseless manner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-08
A. NJ. GREELEY
RESIGNS
Big Fork Editor Gives Up
Clerkship in House Of
Representatives.

A. N. Greeley, editor of the
Big Fork Compass and author of
"Backwoods Sketches, . arrived
in Bemidjt last night from ST.
Paul, where he has held a posi-
ton since the beginning of the
present session of the legislature
as clerk on the house com mittee
of municipal legislation. Mr..
Greeley has rendered his resigna-
ton from the position and it has
beenaccepted by Speaker Clague.
Mr.. Greeley's resignation from
the clerkship is the first instance
of the kind in the history of the
state. and considerable surprise
was felt by members of both
houses Of the legislature at the
act, and it was limited at the CAPT
tol that the act was on account
of the hard work which has been
incident to clerkship position
since Speaker Clague's election.
Mr.. Greeley explains, however,
that he resigned for purely per-.
sonal reasons, as he wishes to be
present at Ripple during the
buildings of the M. & I. to that
village to took after his business
interests. Mr.. Greeley will
leave for his home at Ripple this
ovonino