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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
SCNDRIES.

4-lb package Gold Dust, Friday 1sc large packages Grandma Wash
 ing Powder. Friday, for 25c Camphor Moth Balls. Friday 5c pint Good quality corn Floor Brooms,
 value 29c, Friday 19c Extra quality Shelf Paper, 10 yards for 6c Large bottle Washing Fluid, value
 10c, Friday 7c X-Ray Stove Backing. s boxes for 25c Wire Fly Killers, value 1Oc. Fri day Sc Peterman's Roach Food. value 1oc. Friday 6c Peterman's Discovery for Bedbugs.
 value 15c. Friday 10c Dead Stuck for bugs of all kinds,
 value 25c. Friday 1sc Half-pound package Borax. Friday 5c Cotton Clothes Line, value 2c yard.
 Friday 1c yd smokeless Wire Broilers, value 1Oc.
 Friday 1c
 THIRD FLOOR SPECIALS. Best five frame WhittalI body Brus-
 sels Carpets, regular price s1.50.
 tomorrow SI.35 Milton Velvet Carpets. all new pat
 terms, regular price SIPS. to-mor-
 TOW s1.l0 s1 25 Administer Carpets. most beau tiful colors and patterns of any
 carpet made. tomorrow 9sc Sc best Tapestry Brussels Carpet,
 for tomorrow T5c 6tc Tapestry Brussels Carpet in
 parlor and hall effects. 5sc yI5c best super all wool Ingrain
 Carpet in the newest fall pat
 ferns. tomorrow sac 50c Ingrain Carpet. Sac s3s Wilton Rug. 9112. s32OO s5j Oriental Rug. 9112. S2s.15 s20 Administer Rug. 9x12. s24oo .S3O Body Brussels Rug. ax12. s2io0 ss Tapestry Brussels Rug ex12. s1250 s6.J1 Tapestry Brussels Rug. s-3xIO-s.
 s13.J5 lJe China straw Mating. 12izc 2jc Japanese Mating. 1ac 25c Floor Ou Cloth. 1ac 35c Floor oil Cloth. 25c 25c plain Opaque Window Shades.
 in all colors. s2qOO s6 white Iron Bed. brass trimmed
 s350 sI eolorei Brass Rod Iron Beis. S45o S1l Iron Bed with brass scrolls sT.oo si4 continuous post Iron Bed. with
 best heavy brass rod. $500 80 all brass Bedsteais- 25a S40 goose neck Brass Be1s. SS2 r1 ss white iron Crib. S7eS Sl1 brass rod iron Crib. S.15 s125o famous -IiezI Crib. S15G sI-J0 Bamboo Screens. erst srs5 Hannocks from 53c to $500
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
SPECIAL FRIDAY AFTERNOON. '''' No, 8 Oval Wash Boiler, coppered bottoms, full size, value 79c, Friday afternoon
 43c.
WOODEN WARE


 Adjustable Curtain Stretchers, the never sag kind. value s1.15, Fri day s9c Eight ball Croquet Sets, nicely fn- ished. value s125, Friday 79c Century Refrigerator, made of ash, brass trimmings, patent cyphon drip, swinging base board, ice capacity so pounds, value SIS. Friday S11.4s Alaska Ice Cream Freezers, triple motion aerating spon dasher, dou- ble wood scraping bars, novel ice guard, one quart, S1.49 Two-quart, s1.s5 Three-ouart. so.15 Fourquart, S2.59 Baby Bassinetts, made of fine i'm ported white willow. with canopy frame. value s2.25, Friday S1.69 Adjustable Window Screens, hard wood frames. 12 inches night. 20 inches closed, extends to 32iz inches, Friday 1Oc IS inches high. % inches closed, ex- tends 33 inches, Friday 11c 24 inches high. 21 inches closed. ex- tends 34 inches, Friday 2ic Ss inches high. 9 inches closed. ex- tends 36 inches, Friday 35c Screen Doors. natural finish and vanished. with spring hinges. hook and handle. value sl.39, Friday 3sc
 GLASSWARE.
 Water Pitchers, cut design, value 21c. Friday l5c s-plece Berry Sets. continental de- sign. value T5c. Friday 49c set Table Plumbers. value Sc. Friday
 ( for Ioc Oil or Vinegar Cruets. value 10c, Friday 1c Stem Wine Glasses. value 5e. Fri day for 5c Handled Punch or Lemonade Cups. value s9c dozen. Friday 5c each
 CROCKERY.
 French Jariinie-s. assorted deco rarions. value 25c. Friday 1Oc White Coffee Cups and saueers- value s110 dozen. Friday 5c each Jumbo Cups and Saucers. decorated on fine English porcelain, value 3ec. Friday 25c Decorated Platters. gold lined. good sire. value 15c. Friday 10c Decorated Dinner. Tea and Toilet DECORATED DINNER. TEA AND
 TOILET SETS.
 We will give n Per cent discount on eveu set purchased here oa Fri
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
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PITTSBrRG. June 22- Henry N. Wilson of FrsnkEn- Pa president of the National Supply company. died suddenly of apors<xy at the Duquesns ciab here He vas faIking wifh sev- ersl men at the eiub vbo taken s.d- denlT ssck-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
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ROME. June 22-It q positively ss- serted here that the pope has finally decided to go to Castel Gsndolfo for the summer. The state of the health of his holiness and the necessity for exercise are given as reasons for this step
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
SPECIAL 8 to |2. 9 cakes U S. M all Laundry Soap for 25s

GRAY ENAMELED WARE. EVERY
 PIECE TWO COATED. 2-qt seamless Rice Boilers, value
 79c, Friday 39t S-qt Berlin Sauce Pans and Kettles
 with cover. value 75c. Friday 39t loot Berlin Sauce Pans and Ket-
 ties, with cover, value S1, Fri
 day 49c loot Preserving Kettles, value 15c.
 Friday 39c loot Preserving Kettles, value 93c.
 Friday 45c 12-ut seamless Water Fails, value
 soc. Friday 45c Hot Dish Pans. value 75c, Fri
 day 39c 17-qt Dish Pans, value S9c, Fri
 day 45c No Tea Kettle. value 79c, Fri
 day 39c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
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NEW YORK. June E-Hensy ID. Gardiner art collector. killed himself because sf gries for his wife's death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
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PARIS. June 2.-An an1eut sewey- e collar coupoaed sf i1s psarla hns bee1 os16 hme fur e11 l1a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
DECORATED DINNER. TEA AND
 TOILET SETS.

We will give a n per cent discount 0n eveU set purchased here oa Fr1- dzy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22

No Tea Kettle. value S1. Friday 45c 4-qt Tea and Coffee Pots. value 65c. Friday 33c 5-qt Coffee Pots. value 19c, Fri day S9c
 TINWARE.
 No ? extra heavy tin Baby Bath Tubs, japanned, value S1.45, Fri day SIPS Foot Tubs, japanned, value 39c, Friday 2oc 24-qt round Wash Boilers, value 35c, Friday 25c 14qt extra heavy Dish Pans. value 3Sc, Friday 25c Galvanized iron Wash Tubs. with wringer attachment. value 75c, Friday 59c 12-ot galvanized iron Fails, value 29c. Friday 21c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08

Christmas Jewelry and ball link cuff buttons
Cumber'' stone scarf pins in hard enamel roll gold
plate hand carved settings fifty styles, worth to $3.50,
Soc.
Hemstitched Holiday Handkerchiefs- lawn plain
initiated coored borders colored centers also silk fin
shed Etonia handkerchefs with silk initial; six in box,
each 12hc.
Pure China SILK Handkerchiefs- white and Shan
ung bordered and silk initiated Belfast pure Irish
linen and silk and linen handkerchiefs, 81, 75c, Soc
and Csc.
Swell Imported Half Hose-Lisle thread, fine Sea
Island cotton I'M solid and varicoors silk embroidered
woven stripes and figures, Jacquards and shepherd
checks, Csc and SOC.
Pure Spool Spun Silk Hosiery-High spced double
heel and toe suitable for initial embrodering, ST 30
Holiday Stiff Bosom Shirts in latest patterns. New
comfortably shaped bosoms also year and
oxford negligees, SO value, ST.
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Fleecelned Gloves and NItts and silkined unlined
styles All SKINS five colors Aso French chevrette
gloves in brown, tan and gray full P. K. sewed-$150
grades-$1. 90.
Christmas Gloves-Dents Fowne's and Perrin makes
a-Mochas, Chamos Capes Renders, Kids and London
smoke glaces. Angora, silk and stockinet lined Values
to So and $780, 81. so.
Mems Fur lined Gloves and Mitts-Pain gauntlet
Reindeer dogskin and Siberian squirrel lined Lake of
the Ises' driving style. Genuine buck and reindeer
tops--$L $3.50 SO, 1925 49, $3.50 81 $3.50
and SIS.
China Silk Night Robes and Pajamas, also silk and
linens, sateens madras Jap silks, soisettes mus and
cambrics. Every style of Coarless embroidered
colars-$7.5O IS, $3.50 SO, $1.5O and 81.
Harderfold Underwear-Peter Wright underwear, VOL
sey unshrinkable underwear spring needle stitch under
and silk and wool underwear, 1926, $3.50
So and $3.50.
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: High Quality
Trousers

Genuine Hokanum Worsted
Trousers. Particularly swell
patterns. Fine hand tailoring.
nothing to compare with them
In; ready=to-wear; marked 81
and SO.
Dauntiess Pure Worst ed
Trousers, spring hips and plain.
Novelty patterns such as are
, usually offered in S. lines,
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" Haberdashery in Beautiful Gift Boxes Make Sen

Extra Heavy and Extra Large Vienna Brocade Weave
u1lersMost fashionable designs and colorings, full
dress shawls, scarfs and REFERS, $500
Harvard sauflers-Quited and reversible style-the
college mu1fler idea-and full 42-nch scarfs, 81.
Confined patterns in imported Silks Persians Crepes
and richest richest wills, $3.50 49, $3.50 81 and S5
Elegant Imported French and English Derwent Silk
Neckwearars folds and capacious squares reps otto
mans swlvels and brocades Extra heavy silks; tie
boxed ST and $3.50. = 8 -
Heavy Silk Observation-Disclosures hues and plain white
for gifts, as well white with neat figures Novelty
bendings Wide, medium and shapes, fourth
sh1elds and quiet band tecks dressy pufs and
fulszed Ascots; 81 silks, Soc. - I.
V-Neck College Sweaters Assg~
Double knit collar Tan OK. A8Mxa8
and SIS. eWn" ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08

r. . -r . . E+r 4 . - q
The "Royal" cap-Improv-
ed Elton shape, leather or
self visors. Full handmade
with highest grade water
mink lined band. Here ex-
clusively, So.
Famous Gordon Caps
Z With patent brook mink in
band; 8 styles. Plain and
fancy cheviots, tweeds,
worsteds and covert over,
coat materials. Here in
greatest selection In this
country, 81. so.
Our Own Fur In-band Cap
Pixies Jockeys, Brightons
and Button-tops. Muskrat
lined. Every winter over
coat material. 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
Skating Refers for Boys Gifts

STORM REFERS of all wool oxford blue and gray frieze
and blue chnchila. Red flannel lined. Double d.
sewed high storm collar Sizes to 16.......... DO
BOYS ANKLE LENGTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES invisible
Scotch plaids brown and gray lightly traced mxtures
also plain oxfords and blacks Styles single and double
breasted. Close locked fronts d..
Sizes 6 to 16. Do
BOYS RUFF AND Turf sUITs-Ideally constructed for
boys best wearing garments Cut from standard wool
materials Known country wide for exceptional durability
Tweeds cassimeres serges and unfinished
tian lined seWed thread, fiat tapped.
double seat and knese 81 $50 and SIS values in wear
and style Sizes 3 to 1 81; ~ %
YOUTHS COLLEGE, ovERooATs- typical young fellows
gray oxford cheviots and novelty plaids. CO -E
Extra lengthss Sizes 80 SO chest. .pO./0
Al AL wool, DOUBLE SEAT AND KNEE, KNEE PANTS
seat and knee and sold under Toe Heavy winter ASr
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Seal Caps for Gifts

Seal Caps for Gifts
Copper Island Seal Caps
Detroit or College shapes. !
Full handmade and trim
med, $1,000.
Genuine Alaska Puppy Seal
Caps, $500.
The o. X. Seal Caps, culled,
stock, $500.
Persian Lamb "AlexIs''
Caps, to special order, $l2
and $500.
lnvisIbIy Pieced Seal Caps
Sewing indistinguishable
to the naked eye. College,
Detroit styles, satin lined;
regular Sc grade, $4.75.
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SWEETEST Holiday Hats
Midseason developments Of the
entirely Telescope
Most notable
1.-THE CF1ALFONTE''
The hat decided Pitched bm Slightly dip 'front.'
Perfect Winter shades of Otter, Seal Mouse
Plain bands choice of dans V
in ~ -
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Smoking Jackets. Bathrobes. Lounqinq

Double Faced Golf Cloth
Smoking Jackets and Goats
Cloth and silk cord edge and
silk frogged; plain colors in
plain shades; pearl buttons, CIR
die to match; d. En-
1915 and. ...D/.CU
Surah Turkish Toweling Bath
Robes-Colors range from light
tans to brightest Egyptians and
mingled stripes; closely spun
cloths; cut loose and roomy;
heavy weights and shawl col
g. IS and Ss:9o, So
Silk Lined Velvet Smoking Jack
cts and richest silk matelasse
from French Or
1oolno .'.... 49,. ~
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
CURIOUS CAPER
a Prominent Physician OF
Jackson, Ends In Him
Being Shot.

Jackson, Mics, May 2.-Yes-
terday afternoon about 5 O'Clock
considerable excitement was Gre
ated in jackson by the shooting
of DR.. W. E. Todd, county physi
clan, by W. j. Kolb, the proprie-
tor OF small store on Pearl
Street. 1t seems that in the
morning DR.. Todd had made out
an affidavit against Kolb for SELL
ing whiskey, and when his place
Of business was searched no evil
dence against him was found.
This afternoon Dr.. Todd went TO
Kolb's place of business from his
drug store, a few doors away
with a shotgun. There was a
number Of persons in the store at
the time and all Of them say that
the doctor flourished his gun
around, hitting two of them with
the barrel, saying that he intend.
ed TO clean out the place. Kolb,
who was behind the counter
grabbed his pistol and started to
the rear door, and DR.. Todd fol-
lowed, the others scampering out
of the store. Kolb ran to the
back gate and there stopped. AS
DR.. Todd came up he leaned his
pistol on the gate and fired one
shot, the ball entering DR.. Todd's
breast, and going through the
upper part Of his right lung, and
coming out his back. Kolb at
once surrendered to the police,
and is now in jail. DR.. Todd was
taken to his home on Capitol
Street where he was attended by
a physician, who pronounced his
wound serious but not necessarily
fatal. Dr.. Todd is alleged 70
have been drinking at the time
Of the shooting. Only one shot
was fired and that one by Kolb.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
An Enjoyable Entertainment
by Local Musicians.

One Of the most enjoyable en-
tertainments Of the season was
the initial evening Of the May
Music Festival of the Industrial
Institute and Celleg- which WAS
given in the Chapel building
Monday evening by the local
musicians-or rather by the
music teachers and students Of
that great institution.
The audience was a4arge and
cultured one and al present pro-
nounced the ent .inment as an
equal to Madam Gadski ana
Paderewski combined.
The following was ;he program:
Saint saens Song Without Words
Miss Marie Critz.
Blumenthal Neapolitan Song
Misses Mabry and Best.
Mendelssohn-L List On Wings of Song
Weber Heller ..-.--- Freischutz Study
Miss Mary Alice Waller,
Nevin --.------.---- .------ Nightingale's Song
~ Miss Maude Mabry. ..
Chopin ,,..----,- --.-.--.-, -.-.,-.--- Polonaise
Miss Sykes.
Tosti H. - --.--.-.-.-.. $780,. ''My Dreams
Brahms ..----.---.. ..----.---' 'True Love-
Mrs. Senter.
List ~ ....-------.---.- Rhapsodie, No. &
Miss Carter.
Bach -Grounod d. Ave Maria
Lynes -.-.------..----.--A A Question
Lynes .-...-.....-.. .---------A Confession
Miss Brown.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09

Under the most auspicious
surroundings the dedicatOry ex-
ercises of the Temple of Music
were held on Tuesday evening.
Nothing in the history Of Co.
lumbus has ever excelled this
brilliant gathering. Because Of
the prominence of the musicians,
nun bers of prominent education
al institutions from every part Of
the state were present 10 enjoy,
with our own people, this unpar-
allied event.
The Pittsburg Orchestra charm
ed every listener and under its
influence the audience was spell
bound. Emil Paur The cele-
brated director with a wonderful
funet of temperament has firm con-
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
BRILLIANT GATHERING
IN |. |. AND T.. I. 1i,I1iI Jll4r L
Tuesday Evening To Witness The Dedication Exercises of
The Temple of MuSiC,GTeat Triumph"
For Columbus
pITTsBURG ORCHESTRA AND MADAM GADSkI.

troll over the orchestra. His
programe was well selected
Madam Gadski who is placed
among the great singers Of the
world sang herself into the heart
Of every one present. She is in
deed an artistic singer. Not only
oy the beauty and richness of
voice but by her ply sic ]
charmes as well, did she win our
people.
After the concert, the recep-
ton was held at Music Hall and
was a delightful social affair.
Delicious fruit frappe was served
and every body went away hap
by and with a good feeling for
Columbus and the Industrial In
stitute and College.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
Sneak Thieves
Visit Residences.

A few nights ago sneak thieves
entered the residence of Mr..
Horace Lindsey and relieved
him Of what loose change he had
in his pockets, coming in and CO.
ing out through the dining room
without causing their visit to be
known until next morning when
Mr.. Lindsey found his pants
hanging on the dining table.
Tuesday night about on e
O'Clock Mr.. j. A. Eddins was
aroused from his slumbers and,
upon opening his eyes, he saw q
thief grab his pants and dart for
the front door. Mr.. Eddins gave
chase but his thiefship was too
fleet and made his escape with
out being recognized. In the
parts pocket were ST which the
thief took, but he. was kind
enough to return during the
night and leave Mr.. Eddins pants
in the corner of his yard.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
An lmposter Pulled
And Given Sentence

L. H. Cook a blonde haired
gent arrived in the city a few
days ago and proceeded to touch
every body he could, but he
hadn't gone far along that line
until his game" was reported to
the police who arrested him. In
his statements he told a hundred
more while he was making his
acknowledgements.
He was arraigned before May
or Gunter Tuesday and sentence
ed to 80 days on the County Farm
and pay all costs.
Cook, if such is his name,
seems to be an all-a-round i'm
poster and he apparently delig hts
most in swindling the ministers.
Photographs of the man have
been taken and sent to several
cities and while he is planting
cotton for Capt. Salter his record
will be looked.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
a Gard
To the Citizens of Colum bus.

To the Citizens of Columbus.
Seeing an opening to do a
profitable ice business at present
ruling prices in your city, we
have erected an Ice Storage
House and are now ready to de-
liver ice to any part of the city.
Mr.. James w. Carr, well known
TO you all, has charge of the
same and will take great pleas
ure in selling you coupon books
and see that all customers are
well served. Our prices are such
that anyone can now afford to
buy ice. With the late improve
ments in ice making the price
should be such that the poor as
well as the rich can afford to
buy it every day. It is no longer
a luxury but necessity.
We shall be pleased to attend
your wants in this line.
CRYSTAL Ice Co.,
H. NJ. CHAPMAN, Manager.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
Loeb---kaufman an.

One ofsthe prettiest and mo 81
impressive wedding ceremonies
ever solemnized in Columbus.
was that spoken last Sunday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock in the
Temple B'Nai Israel by Rabbi
Joseph Herr, in uniting the des-
tinies Of Mr.. Leopold Loeb and
Miss Lottie kaufman, in the
presence Of a large number OF
friends and acquaintance.
The bride and groom meyer
looked better or more at ease
than on this occasion, and they
were the recipients of many
compliments. After the cere-
mouy the. wedding party was
given reception at the home of
the BRIDES mother.
AS THE COMMERCIAL has said
before: There is no introduction
necessary to the people of East
Mississippi to Mr.. aid Mrs. Loeb,
for they are so well and favorably
known and so highly esteemed
by every one, that nothing we
might say would add to their
popularity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loeb left Sunday
afternoon for New Orleans.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
+ 1Goo'S MllRDERS GRANTED
1Iv'lT1ua,,or or ,r.u,r
All Plead Not Guilty. VIII Be Tried At Oxford Holly Springs
And BatesTIIe-- Severance OF Cases GTanted.
Whit Trial Begins
PRISONERS TAKEN INTO COURTAT SENATOBIA.

Senatobia, Miss, May 1.-None
of the alleged murderers Sher-
iff j. NJ. Poag will be tried in this
county, where the crime was
committed. The eleven that have
been brought here this morning
from Tunica, Batesville and Her
nando, where they have been in =
carcerated since their arrest, and
arraigned before Judge Boothe,
to answer to the indictment that
was brought against them Satur-
day. The case was called at the
morning session, and each de-
fendant in turn pleaded not gull
ty to the charge. The cases then
went oyer until the afternoon
session.
As soon as court convened
counsel for the defense moved
for continuance, and this be-
ing overruled, a motion was en-
tered for change of venue. By
consent of the State this motion
was granted.
The States Attorney asked
the Court to grant a severance in
the indictment, and that the sew
eral defendants be divided up
among at least three counties.
This motion was allowed, and the
Court made the following dispo-
sition Of the cases:
Thomason, Mcconnell, Vincen
and Howell will be tried at Holly
Springs.
. Nelson, Sinquefeld, Manning
and Hunter will be tried at OK
ford.
Clayton, Smith and Still will
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
Cures Winter csugh

J. E. Cover, 101 N. Main St., Otta-
wa, Kan, writes: every fall it has
been my wife's trouble 20 catch a severe
cold, and therefore to cough all winter
long. Last fall got for her bottle Of
Horehound Syrup. She used it and has
been able to sleep sonndly all night long
Whenever the cough troubles her, two
or three doses stops the cough, and she
is able to be up and we'll" 25e, 50' Sold
by Johnston & Caine.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
Wounded In Battle And Else
where.

A much-scarred veteran occu-
pied q seat in tram car, and op-
posite - him sat a benevolentiy
looking old gentleman who gazeu
wiki seeming interest on the rug
ged fac, and atleDgth said:
Il tfink, my friend, you are
the possessor Of some exciting
experiences"
Il should taink so, sir, re-
piled the warrior. This cash
across my brow, this seam down
my cheek and this cfoven chin
each cost more than one life in a
hand TO- hand fight
Dear me-" said the old gen.
tleman, II can't quite believe it.
And how did you come by that
deep indentation on your nose?'
The warrior hung his head and
seemed unwilling to reply.
Come, now, Joseph" said
his better half, who was seated
beside him, "Tell the gentleman
how you got that one"
you keep quiet, Marie, "
erorIa3 tho xrvorw;Op
81 won't" snapped Marie; it
fairly riles me to hear you
Dragging of the marks you got
from the nasty, dirty Arabs,
while you ignore the most notice.
able of 'em all-the one / gave
you when I hit you with the fire.
shovel
The warrior looked very un-
comfortable, and the old gentle
man looked as if he deeply sym
pathized with him. Bits.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-05-09
be tried at Batesville.
KEPT AS WITNESSES.

All of the defendants will 1be
kept in jail here. until after .he
Whit case is disposed of, because
several of them are witnesses in
that case. After that trial is con-
cluded they will be sent to the
jails in the towns in which they
will be tried.
The defendants were repre-
sented by Farley &c Lauderdale
and r. E. L. Morgan of Herman
do. and G w. Lauderdale ofthis
place. After the cases were dis
posed of the members of the To-
cal bar had considerable fun at
their expense, because the de-
fendan , evidently thought they
would je tried at fernando, and
engaged counsel aceordingly.
The Whit case was called this
morning. Counsel for defense
moved TO grant a continuance
for one day and this was oyer
ruled. They then moved to quash
the regu ar special venire be-
cause the Board of Supervisors
had not.made proper selections
in drawing the jury. This mo
ton was so overruled, and the
work of empaneling the jury be-
gan. The special venire of fifty
and the r. gular venire of thirty
were exhausted and only nine
jurors accepted by both State
and defen-- The Court instruct
ed the Sher if 10 bring in nine
men tom rfpw morning out of
whom the jury will be completed.