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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
COCAINE PRESCRIPTIONS
Two Charlottesville Doctors Are
.s s$ Warned by Grand Jury. 3a
SDCCiul to Tho pimeS-Dlspt

Fl CITARLO IgrESYIIlL NA.,s Jan. 16.-;-
Tho grand jury Of the Corporal lon Court,
after Il six-liour session, to-day during
which time 5mapy. ~ tnesses were exam
ined (, recommended that two physicians
'of5the city, Drs.s B,S Fl, Sparks and TIT -.
MONTH who u It Is alleged, have been
granting prescriptions indlscrlMlnutely for
cocaine be notified thnt such practice
should bef discontinued. n Il MI Is, Sf &, Ell .i8
The strict letter OF the Law regarding
the sale OF cocaine by8druggists on pre-
wa $ arg M
The jury, further recommended hnt the
side door and counter FOR negroes ut
bar-roonl on Main Street should
be abolished us a nuisance, 4 ";
4 This bar-room,5t tho jury stated, Was not
conducted In as#orderly5 manner as n II
should bc, iE6j yi,f "a &ifi III Xviii f5ttst4i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
PE:..'1||.E||:..R|:S|BU|R||IG|'|.....|.S|;l
BACk|NGRQG|ERS.
Municipal Officers Send Strong
Plea ITO r oosevelt in His
B;yag.Assolctliatcd Press.)

-(By9AsSQClalcufITcS
PETDRsBuRG, A., Jan. 16. ~ ,1 ter 81
burg citizens, Of ali parties, re- act 'Vely
supporting Captain Asa Rogers for CON
tinuance in offtce as collector of Internal
revenue forRth Eastern DIE rict Of AV ir-
ginia. 4:
81 A1unicipa / officers OF the ,y was sent
Tho III following telegram from tho
municipal officers Of the city wa sent SCI
this evening Ell la.lB
Hon. Theodore r. ooseyelt,, resident
4: Washngt ton, g.: 4. s3 Il i Fl J.
q The undcrsl gned munlc ipal Of cers of
the citySo OF Petersburg earnestly Zee uest
that you lreappoint8 Captain Asa r ogers
collector OF Internal revenue for The East
ern District Of Virginia. a Captain sR ogorrs
has fulfilled the duties incident tos'tl lie
office s:ls far as we are nd Yised to, the
complete satisfaction of the pub WI III
liam M Jones, Mayor; G. "A, a Slaughter;S
city treasurer; John p Evans, cit s. SOY
geant " Hugh r, Smith, commissions "
revenue; W. H. Camp, collector Of city
taxes; Robert Gillian, clerk of courts
AnotherStel to the same Effect,
signed by8t the lawyers Of the clt VIII,
he sent tomorrow morning n to be + soon.
followed by,one from business mem e al {sft
Il Little seems to be known here as to the
actual status OF affairs In thcGnla Of
appointment. bull ills rllmored that Iores-
ident Roosevelt says that the appoint
mont lies between Captain Rogers and Mr.,
Urea I'll lS q Ri ia 8
Captain Rogers Is out OF town to-day. ID
BISHOP gRANDo LTII,
e Bishop Randolph con flrlned $ay5 ola IS Of
eight persons mt ST, Paul's Episcopal
/ Church yesterday morning, aud preached
ed upon MS one of the ublest dlscOurses
ever heard in this city, At night no
bishop preached and confirmed at St.,
Stephens Church., colored. q 4 sS M
Tabb Street Presbyterian Church pre-
isented n particularly impressive scene
last night, when the PASTOR Rev. j. s,
Il Foster, preached to tho a, r., Hill Camp!
of Confederat to- Veterans and the Pet tors
burg Grays, ai ELOQUENT memorial ser-l
mon on Generals Lee and Jackson. Tho
gray veterans of the C0nfedern To Camp
and the young soldiers In he blue heard
With rapt attention beautiful tribute
10 Southern heroes, 3.i3 a 81
,a SUNDAY sCIIOO IN 8
Tho Market Street Methodist VI Church
was crowded vest erday AFTERNOON ltll tha
Methodist Sunday School Assocatl ion met.
Tho eight schools COM pnsing he assu-
citation all took part in TIL Sexercises and
the repprts ssllo w an Inc Sc of 240 schpl-
snlsS oyer January, 1904. Theftotals of tho
report foI tile last month Wara as fQlri
lows: Res ister. ACES; attendance.t LEA !:
perren mage So attendRnpe, lection,
lsev. frank yells, q Yssley l3sl..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

yesterday morning n Al lett Ter was written
to- Mr., AIundell Ia dV!sing him u to- lea ye
town thin four hours q tie Is rec ipt
Would / iswhitecapped, The5flette ryy 'la,
signed tecaps. ,.,38
M Nj. Mundell%has been lesiden i OF Ma
}nassas for bout ght mon So ~
al the public knows lie has done mot hing
to merit the insult that HE has receiy ;
Mr.. NIrndell II is still ST. N an nssas ana
seems inclined Il to treat the mat y
a toxic EfS He does mo II know IVY no his enc
mics are or. why any one should wish 81
Ito do him harm. g3is.ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
COL PETITE + y J. NERAL \ > i
His Sons Pall-B carers and Old
5taS3555 q rr3asdes al Guard Of Honor.

q Especial to The Times. Dispatch w
ag OLUATB Ia, a., an. 16..--A large con.
coI,rse OF people tended the fun ernl OF
col VIM B. Pettlt.at his home near Pal q
nnyra, Saturday afternoon n, pitt 3t he
4 cold weather The sel'yic es were con-
{lI,cted q byF the REV. DR.. 81, II. Snead,
assisted blythe Rev, Mr.. III errink, 5tof the
Mcthodist Church. Several hymns3 We're
beautifully rendered by m cnlbers of Fork
Union choir, al personal tfrlen Of Col.
touching effect, 81 Only II remembered by
What Ne Have Done, ''Is "a
\ Col, Petit 81 Four sons, AIessrs, 2eln-
broke Petit, Leonard ettit. Paul Pet
Stit.S Or. 1Ynl. 3. Pettlt;Sand two grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
III. SUBMARINES BOUGHT n.
Torpedo Boat Simon Lake Given
an Interesting Experiment

"a I'D (SpecInl to The Times Dispatc , b 7F
55 NITVVPO RI N ESVS5, YA..,sg Jan l6.-4rho'
Submarine torpedo IA boa tss Simon l Lake
to-day had an Important ties Inc Try dock
No at 4 the. shlpyard y here Tile. little.
diver was placed !nss the dock and sub
ton emergency lbtil hast wei gh a ttached to
the keel was released. and the boat arose
o3the surface without using any o |. the
designed for that purpose. The
weight is placed In I he keel to giYe the
ship i've tons OF bnoynncy wi hout8lne-
schnncnl5 aid In case Of accidcnt,2}so. that
she may BIO forced to the surface IN an.
al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
MAIL AGENT TN URED.
Knocked From Train by Mail.
Crane Striking Coal Shute. s

8f8 Especial to The sTimes-D lspatch)
Bf FREDER ICISSB uRG, Al Jan. 1G. -NIr
Joseph NJ. Burr, Of r onGeyertte, I, Ny yn.,
ANAL n1essen ger on the WA shlngto Oh
Southern III Railroad X Will eys arranging y
crane 10 catch thesmail as he solthbounld
train was passing Quantlco.nt an early
hour this morning, WAS thrown from
running by the Crane striking ii COZ chute
anu dragging him OUT ] To wa IS severely
Binjuratl. 4 Tho train was stopped and L lln
was brought to this city, here Dr. Dos
Bings q DR., Doggelt accompanied s8 tho
wounded man TO Richmond, where, no
was taken to the Fetrcat for the SICK u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
.:PLUcKY NE GRO PREACHER
Got Out an Injunctio Against
Congregation and Preached.
3 nnnin 4 tntrhn tIIlaos. pIspntc h.l u

(special to The TImos-p spnttcT.l
an tinjunctIo IN granted Iby Judge Barhan,
aofa ~ the Corpora ton /. Court Of 4, Newport
News restraining his tlo q frorf
5hisS duties as pastor az thasnegro Baptist
Church Of this pla Rey. spll Ter preae he q
5slt n tic Usual hours yesterday. 10 effort
MA made 'to. eject the astor from MS Y
pulpit, discrimination proven t. q cert
members Of tie congregatio Ion from carry
iDg out threats they had mad L.S /, !. 81
sThe congregat lon recently deposed Rev.
c eedi We're IRREGULAR and has retained
three lawyers TO Tepre sent him: He had
announced his Intention OF 3preaahing sun
day Ii, spite ;pf the con grega lon, ana llpon
Judge Barhanl for hn5injunctlot d II n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
ANTI SALOON = AG.Ul'E p,
Fourth Annual Convention 10
Meet in Lynchburg, VI
rinl n M HI'hn Yimaa- DISnni ChOM

10 N HEITVCFttt ~ Vt '''S 'r 1'''t AZ
IS LYNcElBJIRG, VA, Jan, q; The fourth
Saloon Saloon League viii convene 1T Centenary
Methodist Church, Luxembourg, to-nlorroW
morning for q three day session., is
expected that the attendance Will be the
largest In the history of6thg leagn {}
g Sneakers OF State and national Srenutar
Stioil Will he heard. The meeting opens
With q school OF methods, IN which 9plens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Engagement,

3 iSncciul To Thhl E1ines- IJIspAA I'll. II {V NIX
AIINITi1RSi1'Y5 q Es' vi FIiI IA, ss5 5 V,k.,a
January III The enga s emsnt is arlso,lncs'il
Of Miss Eugellic Moore. daughter .of als
and Mrs. +" Bruce A!ot'rs ar tbs
Faulkner. adjunct pro lesser OF u sntonle
I1anspages ~ the VARSITY, IL IN "A \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Tobacco Growers Organize

Especial 10. The frInfs- lspatch.) IA,
iSj AM HER S'T y VA, Jan, 16,4rA branch OF
tho dark 4 obacco growers ~ 4 he IA nlert-
can S,otiety 81 Eiaul y, was sprg ~ lie here
tpsday, vi tEst,,tXX thtss tnsan hsgs Nv,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

10. u. N icherson & was Il elected president
stary& and Wal III ton county organize
stary5 and VansiII ton count OF gan ger,
s. carl one hundred 5farme IS g = ho
3uary 2st Ii, was liked MS the dat $ Of the
next meeting Of tho assoclat nj IT.;S p.
Sherman, 10 fDIndtnll,.s nat iona j organ ger;
or tho Society of Equity, I'D dressed the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Y Chesley-.- Fritter.
cinI 10 3The TImes-DIspatch,

ESPECIAL to The ',Tlnles-D lspatch,) 8s ~.
III FRE)D ERICKsBURG.sY A.,S5 Jan. 4 AIR,
Warren CT Ciesley, formerly OF this city,
now8o OF Ihiladelphia,sia Miss Bessi p.
last night at tho residence OF MI g: .1l.
Block, Dr.. w. II r osebro 10 ctat Ing. The
couple left on tho lglt train for Phtla-
delpliia, where they Will resi- de. ssa u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

SONS. Nat halilcl III arris and Claude Pet
tit were Al he II pal bearers and $t the sur
8vlving members Eof n the IHluynnna Artil-l
5lcry. Col. Pcttits old company, served as
Il guard of hon or al til cir beloved friend
and comratle was borne to tile grave.
ESs "A mong$ I he many message autographed
to- the family by fri ENDS throughoutlth the:
STATE was ono of great respect and love
from Gcyernor "a. g J I. Montague e, s34wh hose
admiration Il for the dead statesman was
we'll Known 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
IWOU[D. mot HEED || / !: !. |
GRAVE ]. VI Warming ri
James i aulkner Again Caught caught
Selling CO.
! caine ID,
III IL iispccial3to The Times Dispatch.)3

q 7SpecinI g al = =. go
( lSaiilkner.f1l white. man, who was fineai
III Here Two weeks 80 charge Z q
selling coca white " I !; ~ ~
T,n1,lkner's declaratlon that he ptrpso q
leaving the state. was arrests MS. after-
lioon@o the me = rS' y
mar in & gotten the drug. FlllLknsr Is ~
1ail. and ltSis proba bic thai he VII have
tosstamd trial q se tnaisaWe 3 y
siravciithc State, In addition to the neW
q cha rgeS. ps ~ ~ As45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
JUDGE MANN sPEA AXIS.
Local Option Movement Likely
in Manassas White Cap N office,

97TI lspeclal8 70 The 2
MASS an. l6,--Jnlge VII Y
snn'address last night ID largo aud ience
lii tile Presbyterian churelliia this place 6
IN the intarost OF temp raj ce. t fer the
address man of those " llo heasN I. lage
hers Of n temperance union tot be 3orgnl
gized here, As II hought, thu q movement
will soon l,e beg N look 81 I ward q loea !
option elect on iii ia ssa n
{s ME- W. ny. Afllndell, y a choifnas tor and
tea cher of pocal Illis y was q few sin u, VS.
ago ia hrea tened by whit IL. 81 ne
sSit was brought III ght ny a denlncla ton
OF tile pa rty on PAL ties wv no MAJ aa ~ The
threats against Mi. M lndell by 81 pro mi.
asnt minister % this Place nom $tlts llpst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
IA FREE DELIVERY,
Many Entertainments in New
.l.s Kent This Week. 55.55

n (special to The 'rlmes.Dlspatcll,) !
iROxBuR Y. VA i, Ian, 16,-vThe prospects
are thar there will soon DO established in
Charles City sopnty8a rural FREQ delivery
system, and Roxhury VII ltc made y dis
cessflll no doubt New Kent will follow
suit, which Is much desired 81,
The home Of Mrs. r. "a u 3Alarston VIII
3ba tlie scene q. Ia grand ball l'rlday ME z;
AT laurel Hill, the homo Of ME- ana
Mrs nj. M, Stoddard. viii be given, q
3fllnph party the same night, and az the
same time a ME party MN no given I !
Mr., and Mrs, S. j. Ford. n q \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

& "A GUARANTEED 6 uR re- + OR PILES,
itching, Blind. bleeding or Protrudln!s
I 1,.sss in Hi fa Mss u sara oa
Ia AZ daSs, sQc,-- adv. Il FIX III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

Men s. Extra Fine Dress Suits IN all largest st
and shades, heavy and satin lined eqla #OE
the finest $50 tailo rmade suit ~
n for
" Don't fail to ask to this suit
8 Fine Dress s., orR your Or
II money returned 3Bsa>a
Mems Fine sunday wea 7, In worsteds
stripes positive S. se and
SlS$7,S or your money returned at q AsOO
I Odd coats odd vests, ana Macklntoshes at your
a price as
d Tier rtioles too
n them many for the ladies' s$s $S
d Boys Suits and oyercoats 0QO5 II
|5Worth5 50. 49,,
one thousand pairs Boys Knee Pants, 81 Il
Il worth 75c 8;ls1 -
sss vo RSs h,asssss' gnls'Rass
Good Heavy Work Shirts ss8 o. I
lwortts 50 ~. ". 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

MEMS Fine Suits IN and Scotch paids worth
during the sale # are not n salts
MEMS Splendid suitg#in velour finished cas- eIQES
Hsimeres, all sizes Q Osy'ys
Esilk and Satin Lined Dress Suits in plain Is ~
checks and stripes This suit is positty ~ .4N
worth 81 6. AZ l.'SlS5
At $OOs each-You free to- choose Ssuit8worth
1880 to$25 from 20 of made and as
could desire fine home fore sui of
9and ina great Syarie of cheyios vcuna rs 40
shomespun tweed and cashmere suits single
and double breasted Y S.iS>S
These the celebrated
looms and the worlds most skill re-
equal and guaranteed To- excel tail mad
order garment the world. will re-
fund your m M f
Fine Business Suits in YER gray and blue
worseds lined with xxx serge seWed with 1@
Skinner silk, ten different STYLES to$ choose
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09
How to Darn Stockings.

\ woman in Philadelphia has solved
the perplexing question of reducing
d~arning to an exact and time saving
science, and is now willing that hui
mainly should be benefited by her
discovery. One day at her work bask-
ct she was facing a large pile of I'M
darned stockings. She knew the
weary hours OF labor that were before
her if she did not find some way out
of her difficulty and without an idea
Of inventing anything she came across
some pieces of bobinet as she was
iumbling in her basket. To the mas
culine eye bobinet looks like a piece
of stiff mosquito netting, and the only
thing to be done with it is to place it
under the hole, draw the threads in
and out the netting each way and the
darning is both rapidly accomplished
and presents a meat looking job" as
the roof painter says.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09
To Fight Catalog Houses.

The organization of a purchasing
supply house, with a capital of $40, 000,-
600, 600 for the purpose of furnishing
to retail merchants throughout the
country catalogue house goods at cata-
logue house prices is a step in the
right direction. Catalogue houses
have entrenched themselves in the re-
tail trade of the country by reason of
the fact that they sell cheap goods at
cheap prices. They buy in large
quantities, have no bad accounts as
they sell for cash. Not a dollars
worth of goods 60 out OF the store room
until the cash is in the bank. They
take no chances on their pay. They
buy for cash and sell for cash. They
absorb millions OF dollars of country
trade that rightfully belongs TO the
country merchant. The country mer-
chant is, single handed, powerIess
against the catalogue house but back
ed by a $40, 000, 900 purchasing agency
he ought to put the catalogue house
out OF business. The Huronite hopes
that the plan will succeed and that the
constant flow of cash from Huron and
the thousands of other towns through
out the west will cease.-Huronite.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09
Nov. 9-23)
to Owner of Land Before
Tax Deed Shall Issue.

To X, 5. Jarvis and whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the third day
of November, 4. D.. 1872, the following described
piece or parcel of Real Estate, then taxed in
the name X. S. Jarvis and subsequently, taxed
in the name of R. S. Jarvis and Philo Hall, and
situated in the County of Bookings, State of
South Dakota, as follows: The South West
corner of Park Block in Mathews & Scobey's
Addition to the City of Bookings, fifty (50l feet
wide by one hundred and seventy-five l75) feet
in length, was sold and bid of for taxes then
due and delinquent for the year 1901, at tax sale
by the Treasurer of said County to the County
of Brookings and was. by said purchaser duly
assigned to Philo Hall, who is now the lawful
holder of the certificate of purchase. That
said taxes then due and delinquent amounted to
Sl.IO and that subsequent taxes to the amount
of $40 have been paid. with interest, penalty
and costs accrued, S2.52, making total amount
necessary to redeem $7.22 and in addition there
to the cost of service of this notice, together
with such interest as may accrue after this
date, must be paid, and that the right OF re-
demptiOn will expire and a deed for said land
be made within sixty days from the completed
service of this notice.
Dated this sth day of November, 1905.
= 10 HALL,
Owner and Holder of Tax Certificate.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09

Prominent gentlemen who have
driven from Evarts to the Black Hills
and returned by way of Fl. Pierre re-
port that the country west of the river
was a surprise to them and they pre-
dict that in ten years the population
in that section of South Dakota will
be equal to that east of the Missouri.
This merely affiIms what the REGIS
TER has long predicted namely that
all the western country needed was
railroads. With the country west Of
the river occupied watch for a vast
amount Of wealth credited to the states
capital.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09

Cornered, the Public Opinion directs
the REGISTER to the third assistant
postmaster general. What? Why
our knees tremble at the thought.
However, if COe |. Crawford's speech
is excluded from the mails and held
to be third class we will watch with
interest those supplements usually
sent out by campaign committees
and see if they meet a like fate. For
years the REGISTER has been solicited
to publish such plumber sent out by
the Republican committee and has
never heard of anyone getting held up.
Say boys were you ''bluffing'' or have
you looked at the ''blind?"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09
C~onstipated Ideas

The Tribune is much panied to OBJ
serve by a half column editorial in
the Brookings Press that it has incur
red the displeasure of Charlie Allen
the mercurial editor of the Press and
postmaster of Brookings, who points
out that W. violated the postal laws by
sending out as a part of our paper a
colored advertising supplement a few
weeks ago and thereby beat the gov
eminent out Of $40 in postage. AS to
the aforesaid supplement, it may be
stated to relieve the feelings of the
brother, that we submitted it to the
local postmaster and he held it admis-
sible to the mails as a part of our pa
per and hence we feel that we commit
ted no outrage upon Uncle Sans pos
tai laws, however much it may have
agonized the discriminating Nasty at
Brookings, who is said to have recei-
we'd a special course Of instruction in
the admission Of periodicals to the
mails. OF course it is to be regretted
that the government was detrauded
out OF $40 of postage but it is a small
matter compared with the little the
government is getting for the post
masters salary at Brookings. Charlie
appears to think that our colored sup
plement was an encroachment upon
the privileges Of the machine news
papers, and consequently a slap at the
machine, but we beg to assure him
that we are innocent of any such de-
meanor Perhaps Charlie would feel
better and his mind would become
clearer il he would take a few Little
Early Risers Dell Rapids Tribune.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09
Oct. l9-Nov. 9.
Notice of Sealed Bids

Notice is hereby given, That sealed bids will
be received up TO Il o'clock noon on Tuesday.
the 2lst day of November, 1905, at the office of
the county auditor in the court house in the
City of BroOkings, s. D., for the superinten-
dency of the County Poor Farm and Asylum for
the year commencing January LIST, 1896.
Notice is also given that the successful bidder
must furnish, at his own expense, all extra help
and assistance necessary to carry on said farm
and asylum in q crcditable and satisfactory
manner.
Bids must state the number of applicants
family.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
Dated AZ Rrookings, :. D.. this 18th day Of
October, 1905.
?. j.. MURPHY.
County Auditor, Brookings County.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09

The next attraction, announced for
Thursday, Nov. 16, will be that reign
ing romantic success "Fabio Romani,"
which is a cleverly arranged dramat-
ization of Marie Corelli's novel OF re-
markable creative fancy and wide
discussion "The Vendetta" 1t is sell
dom, if ever, that an adaptation for
stage representation, exceeds in popu-
larity and general favor that Of the
novel itself. However, that is the case
with "Fabio Romani," which is now
entering upon its sixth year of the
most solid success known to theatrical
history. The story, which is a most
impressive one, deals with the un-
faithfulness of a wife, and her open
preference for a favored sutton. to such
an extent that she considers the hus-
band an obstacle to her Joy of living
and causes him to be entombed alive
and suffer a living death. 1t is under
these circumstances the wronged hus-
band writhes in his anguish and regis
tiers a terrible vowof vengeance, which
is directly followed by the volcanic
eruption OF Mt. Nesuvius, thus mirac-
ulously releasing the husband from
his long entombment and the death
OF the false vile and her paramount fol-
lows.
The play, which is in FIVE acts, is
provided with a complete scenic inves-
titure and the costuming is correct
and in accordance with the period of
the play, which was during the seven
teenth century, at picturesque Naples.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-09

Wisconsin has won its case against
the railroads wherein the court holds
that ad valorem taxation is constitu-
tional. If the L. :. supreme court
sustains the decision of the lower
court it means an increase of 5000, 600
for 1903, a still greater sum for 1904
and at least Fl 600, 600 more for 1905 as
compared with the mount assessed
under the license fee system.