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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
JUMPED THROUGH WINDOW.
Gus Deford, the Postotfice Robber,
H&s Escaped From Marshal

Gus Deford, the Postotfice Robber,
Escaped From Marshal.
It was learned here yesterday that
Gus Detord alias William Smith, the
notorious crook who was captured in
Now York State. escaped Sunday night
from United States Marshal who
was taking him to Charleston, S. c.
The prisoner jumped through a car
window at Cadez, S. c.. and had dis
appeared before the guard realized
"hat had happened.
Sergeant J. w Reynolds had been
summoned TO appear in Charleston to
testify in Deford's case and he ex.
peeted TO go there one day this week
DeiorG was here in December, 1902
and deposited $1,000 in SchmelZ Bros.
bank. He attracted considerable at
IGNITION by spending money freely and
Sergeant Reynolds had him under sur
VIGILANCE at the time Soon after his
departure from these parts it was
learned that he was one OF a gang 81
seven crooks who had been operating
extensively in South Carolina.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
LAUNCHED WHILE RAIN FELL
FERRYBoAT BINGHAMToN PUT
OVERHEARD SUCCESSFULLY.
Lttse Miss Charlotte Emory christened
the vessel Post-Iaunchine Break
fast at the Warwick

In the presence of small crowd Of
invited guests and during Il downpour
OF rain, the Lacl1aw;,nna ferrybOat
BihghamtOn was successfully launched
at the shipyard Yesterday morning at
l0:10 o'clock. When the last remain
ing timber which held the little craft
4 captive on the stocks had been sew
cred ANA the vessel began her journey
10 the water, little Miss Charlotte
Emory, daughter OF Mr. George d.
Emory, chief engineer of the Hobokan
Ferryboat Company, smashed the tradi-
stional bottle OF champagne across her
receding bow.
Immediately after the launching the
christening party was driven to the
hotel Warwick, where an informal
luncheon was rendered the pretty
sponsor. Among those around the
banquet board we're: Mr. w. A. Post
general manager Of the shipyard; Mr..
and Mrs. George D. Emory, Miss Char
lotte Emory Miss Rothe. Mr. Laven-
thai Mr.. Schoppe, NJ. Won Gesen. Mr..
Dodd. OF New York city, and MT. F.
=. Palen, of this city
The Ringhamton is the third of the
four Lackawanna ferry boats to be
launched at,the shipyarl. The Hoboken
alone remains on the stocks and it is
expected that she will be launched in
few weeks. The Scranton. the first
vessel to go over, is already in serv-
ice between New York and Hobokan.
and the EImira is about completed and
is expected to leave for New York some
time this week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
Hon. 1. p. Stearnes No Longer
Member Of Legislature.
MR.. HUOG!Ns WANTS THE OFFICE
First-to Announce Intention of Enter
ing the Contest in Fall Eiection-No
Reason Assigned for Mr.. stearnes'
Unexpected Action.

The announcement from Richmond
yesterday that Hon. l.. p. Stearnes had
resigned his seat in the House of Dele
4 gates ana that the resignation had al
ready been accepted by Governor Mon
tague was received here with the great
est surprise. There had been intima-
ton OF Mr. Stearnes' intention of talk
ing such a step and it is supposed that
only his very intimate friends were
aware of it.
Mr.. Stearnes is in Richmond now ana
is not expected to return home until
tomorrow. He has made no statement
concerning his reason for resigning,
but it is presumed that the demands Of
his business here made it necessary.
1t is probable that no successor to
MIR. Stearnes will be appointed, as
there will not be another session of
the legislature before his term expires.
With the news OF Mr.. Stearnes' resig-
nation comes an announcement from
Attorney Floyd A. Hudgins OF his can
didacy in the fall election for the legis-
lature. Mr.. Hudgins says that he is
going to make strong fight for the
office and seems to be entering the race
with confidence. Other names have
been mentioned, but this is the first
'
candidates who propose to enter the
contest for office next fall
Following is Mr. Hndgins announce
mcnt:
Having consulted a number of
Democrats Of this city relative to be
coming candidate for the House of
Delegates at the approaching fall cleo
tion, and being assured OF their sup
port. hereby formally announce my
candidacy. While it has not been my
privilege as yet to see and talk per-
sonally with great majority OF the
voters OF the city. yet trust sha!!
have the opportunity to do so in the
near future. Earnestly hoping you will
use your personal influence in my be-
half and respectfully soliciting your
support. ] beg to remain
Yours very truly.
'.FLOYD A. HUDGINS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
Little Bow Laid to Rest.

Little jchn a. Moss was laid to rest
yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock in
Green!awn cemetery The funeral
took place from the home OF his par
ents. ll6 Thirty-fourth street. The
services we're conducted by Rev Milo
Atkinson and Rev. f. T. Wexford The
services were very impressive and a
solo, Sleep Little One, Sleep was
rendered by Mrs. w. F. Greasy The
little one was both member of the
Presbyterian Cradle Roll and of the
1hirtieth street Christian Sunday
school. Fle was a popular little fellow
among his many companions and a
favorite OF all who knew him
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
MAY Be SHIPPED TODAY
STEAMER is EXPECTED TO TAKE
SUBMARINE AWAY.
Craft Rests Beneath Big Crane and
Can Transferred With Ease-PaIIan-
"a Suggested.

1t was reliably stated last night that
the Lake submarine boat Simon Lake
y, will be loaded on a steamship at
the shipyard today and shipped to
Libau, Russia, via. Hamburg. While
the name OF the vessel which will take
the pungcr is unknown, it was r,,-
mored last night that it would be the
German steamship Pallanza, which has
been loading general export cargo at
this port and Norfolk, and which is
now at one of the Chesapeake & Ohio
piers
The plunger now rests on pier 8,
beneath the big electric crane at the
shlpyarl and it will require but a
short time for the mammoth crane to
transfer the vessel from the wharf to
the deck OF the steamer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

Fewer gallons; wears longer: Deyoe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
TED SULLIVAN COMING.
Baseball Promoter Will Talk Over the
ar Situation Here, s.

Ted Sullivan, who is promoting the
movement to give Virginia first
class professional baseball league next
season will be in tho city one day this
week to talk over the prospects with
several well known local fans. He is
now in Richmond and will probably
come here tomorrow.
It IS proposed to have four-city
League, to include Richmond. Norfolk,
LynchbnrG and this city The Casino
grounds will probably be secured for a
park.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
CHASED BY MAD COW.
Officers Mitchell and Bridges Had Ex
citing Experience

citing Experience.
Police Officers Mitchell and Bridges
had an exciting experience With rabid
COW Sunday morning at Madison ave
nue. and Twenty-tirst street. They
were summoned TO Kill the COW which
was bitten by Il mad dog two. weeks
ago and which had developed marked
symptoms of hydrophobia. The ami
NAL chased the officers behind
box but re,reateu wlen Officer
Mitchell opened fire with his revolver.
Later the COW was shot and killed
Sunday night Officer Mitchell killed
NAL dog at the home OF Silas Stokes
on Madison avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
Railway Officials Here

Mr.. G. E. Doyle. general manager Of
the Chesapeake C Ohio Railway Com
pany ana Mr.. J. w. Knapp, superintcn
dent OF this division Of the road, were
IN the city yesterday inspecting the
tcrmina tl!l1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
SUNDAY SELLING CHARGED.

George Pueh's Place Raided by Squad
of Officers.
Sergeant CfHara and Officers Jones
and Barnes arrested George Pugh. a
negro who keeps a saloon at 5iS Twen-
ty-third street, Sunday on the charge
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
Mr.. Benton RESIGNS.

Mr.. Benton Resigns
Mr. J. r. Benton has resigned his
position With Elias Peyser to accept
another in the North.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
For Sale ch.ean

Good Groom dwelling, with bath );
1rWcnty-eighth street near Jefferson
avenue. NELMS, MARYE. DOYEN.
TON & CHAPLIN, Real Estate. lnsnr.
hncc. Loans and Investment bonds.
! 2-19.3t M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
/ M eetina Of Nestru

The yestry OF st. Paul's Episcopal
church held a business meeting at the
parish house last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

OF selling liquor on Sunday The case
will be Tried in the police court Fri
day morning.
Officer Jones watched Pugh's place
fer some time Sunday and saw people
going in and OUT. He went for Sergeant
C'Hara ana later the squad paid the
place visit. Six negroes We're found
i'll a room over the saloon and whiskey
and gin bottles We're found ON table
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

Ll,EsBURG, va. September 3O.-Mr,
THOMAS Clagett, OF Philadelphia, is the
guest Of his mother, Mrs. FIaddie Gag
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Moore, Of Bal
timore, are guests Of Miss Florrle
Chamblin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Offutt, OF New
Orleans. In, are spending Some time
in Leesburg atW the Inn, is5t
Miss Helen Y, Wise, of Salisbury, Md,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
william Wise. +,
Il Mrs. E. c. Delaney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Castle and daughter, have, returned tc
washington for tho winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berkeley, who have
been s,lmmcrlng in Fnrmvllle have re-
turned for tho winter to Leesburg,
Mr. and Mrs. ". Carlos Lewis, Of
'Mcadowbrook,' We're entertained by
Mrs. William Martin OIL Tuesday night,
4 Miss Winnie Bowie, Of Lecsburg. who
has been Waiting Miss lFranccs Chow,
ut Charlestown, w. Va, has gone to
Join n large house party at Tho Plains,
Faunuer county.
Miss Virginia Taylor has accepted n
position rs professor of English in tho
Circonvillc Female Seminary, Grcenville,
IS, G.
Miss Nellie Mcintosh has left for Ham
llton, where she has accepted position
as first assistant to the principal of
the High School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
1 A Birthday Party.
nccial 10 Tho TI1ncs-Dlspatch,)

Especial to Tho Tlmes-D lspatch)
y ToNIPORIA, VA, Sept omber 30.-Mr. and
Mrs. +, A. Hastings, of Emporia, Va,
gave a most enjoyable party Monday
night in honor of their SON. Gordon Lee
Mastngs's eighth birthday Games We're
played until late hour, when q dainty
supper was served In tho spacious dining
room. Among those present We're Misses
Fannie Prince, Ida Prince, Virgie Prince,
Eleanor Tillar. Mary Lifsey. Lalil Cork
ran, Josephine smith, Gladys Cochran,
Rosa Tredway. Wilder Tredway, Carrie
FOX, Delta Hastings, Alice Donnway Ef-
file Newsom, HayXo liirlin, Mary Kerlin,
Dorothy Gay. Delta Hastings. Gladys
Gay. Lnceil Gay, Morgle Lotion, Irene
Mills, and Masters Tillar, 1lgcr, Flour
hoy, 1'illnr, William Tillar, Edward Til
lar, Smith, Charley Maker Raymond
LTfsey Howard l'oX, Stctson Davidson,
of Iawrencoville; Pope Mills, A. Powell,
| Potter. of IImporia, and Mr., and Mrs.
| G.. p, Gay. Gordon was the recipient
OF many handsome presents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Good Old Nurse.

Mrs Cellphan-Moko, MoIkel' WEEK up
W $ toime take z insomnia mlelns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Norfolk Society ].

evening to see BABES in ,royland." AT
ter the performance the party trepaired
K TO the Monticello Hotel for supper
Those present were Miss Elizabeth
Thomson, OF Summit Point W. Va;
Miss Helen Taylor. Miss Fannie Roy
ster, Or. Robert e. Ledbetter, U. S. Nj;
Mr.. Thomas p. Thompson, Miss CLAIR
cnce Neffsand Mr.. james M. Thomson.
Mrs. Carter and MissSI Laura Carter,
wife and daughter OFF, Dr. Henry r.
Carter, United States. Marine Hospital
i Service, In charge Of Tho, government
sanitary and health department Of tie
Panama Canal zono, Gin Portsmouth,
on at;visit to Mrs. Cartor's sister Mrs.
Louise Nicmeyer on*swimming Point.
& Mr.$and Mrs. Sidney L. e;;usbaum have
returned from a trip to Baltimore
Miss ELLA Wnddy who has been spcnd-
ing the summer with Miss Emil Waugh
AN at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. has re-
turned home. 5i
Miss Alice Old who has been spending
the summer at Sweet Cha lNbeato
Springs and Charlottesville, has returned
home.
Mrs. George Davis and children have
returned from WytheVllle, where they
have been spending the summer.
Miss Shirley Stenrns,8 of New Orleans,
Ia the guest Of Miss Grace Stanworth,
In Client.
Mrs. Edwin G. Lee and children have
returned from Bcrryvillc, Va. and Bal
timore, where they have been spending
the summer.
Miss Mary Paul Mas has returned,
after a visit to Miss Grace Terry, at
Blue Mountain.
i Mrs. Wickham Taylor, Miss Louise
Taylor, Master Robertson Taylor and
Mr., Harry Keeling have gone to spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. BurWell
Gardner, in Augusta, Ga.
Miss Mary scmple, Of Louisville KY,
who has been visiting Mrs, James r..
Maupin. in Portsmouth, has gone TO
Bremo. sS S4. (. III ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
BOWLING GREEN

Especial TO The Times. Dlspach.)
BOWLING GREEN, VA, Sept. 90 Miss
Virginia Bird Todd and Mrs, Mollie Bates LEFT
or Saturday for Washington, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs SaIlie s. Saunders, Mrs. Addie " pitt
man and Mr. Richard H. Saunders. OF East
Bank, ". Va, are visiting at Mr., Y. G, VAL
ontine's.
Mrs il. L. Butler left this week for King
and Queen county. where che vii! spend two
weeks visiting relatives,
Miss Amy Stuhhs, OF Gloucester county Is
staying at the Lawn Hotel
Airs sale Anderson and Miss Linda Ander-
son VII leave SATURDAY, foi savannah, Ga,
Mr.. Percy H. Walker, Of Washington, was
called here this week to see his Wife. who Is
Very IN nj the home of her mother, Mrs.
Frances y Glnsslll Rst4
Mrs si2er, of Richmond, Is visiting Mrs.
". l.. X, Dunn. E4-3s
Mrs A, B. Chandler is quite sick at her home
here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
FORK UNION NOTES


FORK UNION, VA, September 3d.
Mr.. Boiling Gay, of Atlanta, Ga, Is on
4 brief visit to his parents at tho rectory.
Mr.. Edwin j. Perkins, of Baltimore, is
spending some time at his former home
near here.
Mr., Campbell Jones, who has been
visiting at Hin Grove. left to-day for
Washington, Mr., Jones Is engaged in
the oil business at Monticello, Ky.
Miss Ethel Thomas has left for Au.
sustn county, whore she will teach for
this session,
Miss Martha NJ, Snead has accepted a
fine position In the Georgetown College
at Lexington. Ky Miss snead has taken
charge of her duties at the institution,
Dir, G. IT, Sncads handsome new Office
on Columbia Heights has now been COM
pletcd,
Mr.. Willie seay's new residence has
reen nearly completed on Academy Ave-
rue.
4 Mr.. Percy Thomas has made definite
plans for his residence here. This shows
that the town continues 10 flourish.
large laundry plant will be working
here now IN 9 few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Cumberland Personals,
n rho TImes-Dlspatch,'

(Special to Tho TlmeS-DlSphtcl'| SE
3 COLUMBIA, VA, Sept. S0.--Conslderable
interest has been aroused by the hearing
ar thc case of Fuvanna county VS. tie
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway py inc
CORPORATION Commissioners, who are now
at palmyra. Messrs Crump and stuart
stopped here Wednesday on their Way
to Palmyra. Judge Lenke, OF Nlchnonu,
is also present. The best citizens OF ING
county are deeply Interested in&the mai
ter. !, !, M, ~, j
day with his bride, formerly MISS Alllls
keyser, The marriage was solenln,ns1n
nj the home OF the BRIDES mother IN lsap-
pahnnnock county, Mr.. md MIS-, sneAn
Will make their home at MIL tltr''i' llea'
Carysbrook. u !. "a, ),
sick for several weeks, IS no" s'o"'S
improving. =
Mr., Herbert Wiheger has returned 70
his home, Palatka, Fla, after WISH 70
old friends here, where he spent ms
boyhood. Hl I, . u,
Miss Marions Sadler has aGcePlea y ~
sition to teach in Fairfax county, ncur MI M,
Vernon on-the- Potomac, where sl'e VIZ
remain until next spring.,
Mr. Enric Fox, OF RlchmQna wa
recent guest at the home OF MIS- " W
Hughes. Fs h.
Miss Fanny Grasswit, of Richmond. "
visiting her aunt Mrs. Trying WOOD.
Mrs. Ronald Cooke and children nave
returned from a visit 10 DIR. Rolfe Hug hes'
In Laurens. s, G., 1,
Mrs. Vera Sutherland, OF Carroll county,
is the guest Of her aunt. MIS-. Lucy slleep-
herd. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Scottspille Society
(special 10 Tho rlmes- Dispatch,

Special to Tho TImes-Dspatch) II
q ScoTTSvILLE, VA, Sept. 3o.-hIiss Orris,
or Richmond. representing the C. w. d. NJ
tlectured at the Disciples Church here few
days ago on the subject OF missions. She gave
mn outline Of the work and its needs. Miss
pete the salary Of Miss Ellen hladdux. mis-
sionary to india, also for mission en nnt,
Following Is the wiz Of the late - y g. Grlf-
''This is my last Viii and testament written
by my own hands, this first day Of June lT t3
gs5 VIZ sv az to HsSS @
J.. Wyman all OF my personal property IN zee
wyman. all my real estate in Zee simple;
F9sTh owe ny 9rohsrs s dsHrse
Imogcn and IL VI Porter nothing, and they
owe me nothing. 49,, u
wyman ex Nif,a %tSoa e. security rf
article sixth. name the Hon Thomas s.
asy my s 9r m xna seal
day ana tate, ), r,,prr>,,,
c.. b. Harris Jr., spent few days In Rich
''' MIss w Nellie heal Of Richmond Is Waiting
DR.. James Hart has returned 10 ms nome 70
Louisa after a two weeks stay with friends
Mr. r. /. Wade. Of Richmond, spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Scott Heath o. nos'E rfaa
Miss Anne Powers Of Richmond, Is spending
some time With real here. TX,
Miss Annie Health is In Richmond LOT 2 1e"
'. Miss Noting, Of R,chmond, and Miss n War,
rem. OF New Haven are visiting MISS Emmy
Mrs. ~. NJ. Wade, OF Richmond, has returned
r,om a trip to buckingham ~, - !.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A: Powers ana faihiiSp nay NAYS 2
Mrs. o. Lansing Fox and daughters are back back
fSoS\V = III t. 4
ffS Sir. J. y Peretva spent few days in Rich
mond this week. NH E4 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

himself. Mrs. Norheet, Tof Winston Sal
lem, NJ c., is here on fourth visit this
year and several are here again to keep
under the influence OF the waters. Mrs
Samuel Tyree &c Lynclrburg, noted as
Patrick 1Ienry's d-daughter, Is again
amongst the guests here.
( q AS the tobacco market has opened nero
with Increasing sales, tobacco men fire.
quent the hotel, and among them mere
lately were Messrs. r. G. Crump. or the
Gnllaher Company j. ]. Hickey, OF the
Imperial Company, and j. q. Penn. OF
aDanVillc. FIRE. tGtE.s f.sF.s .s l.stf8 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Faculty.

Teniltt--Ypu borrowed ten dollars oi me last
month aud promised to pay IN two days. You
must have bad memory
snendl,t,Fercc| remember II perfec,,y!-'
Puck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

n. ~ (specal to 4rhe rimeat 1,ispatth.,
LEXINGTON SSI,t. 90, Mr. Chares
MED stdS WHO ssSsi ss s vsn newf III
mother, Mrs Robert 1.liNorlhorn. They, Weeffe
inhrrlei "Wednesday morning, Sent en,ber 2Q} .h
and started Immediately for I.exnE ton, Mrs irs
Northern 4 Is ail attractive younsS LADY, Mr.
Northern has been engaged 4 In business IN
Ashcvllc for the past few years. N.
MIR Royal b. Y t5nbrec, OF Bristol. ana his
brides, who was Miss ELLEN Chapman, Of Mem n
chester, VIZ, are spending thctwee With Mr..
,linbrcc's parents, Mr. md Mrs, E u. Embrce,
Of i3enn Vista. the young couple was ha,ricd
ieh mud have tihco been spending their honey
moor, Visiting points OF interest III the North
ana also In Virginia. ~ B, M NJ !. q &.
Nir. nnd Mrs j. W. Berry. Of Raphne. have
issued cards annotincing the nnpronching mar
rIatre Of their daughter, Miss Wahretn ltebeccn
BtTi's TO Mr.. Samuel T. SIM h. Of Richmond.
The ceremony will take place Thursday noon,
October 9TH, at tho homo Of the bride. is M
#(t Hon, II. ST. George Tucker has goho 10 the
Hot SIrlngs OF Virginia In order to enjoy ne
beneflt of the water there for eczema N tnc
lion. Leslie IT. # shaw, Secretary OF the
Treasury, viii address tho voters, Of Rock
bridge Oh Monday, October 9th. that being the
iober term Of tho Circuit Court.
Dr John w. Moore, of Charleston. W. vn.,y
fwhD inns been Ill for the past seveinl weeks,
has arrived III Leslrs.cr to visit his parents,
CAPTAIN and Mrs. j. Preston Moore. IL
3 Ntr. Tcnbleton Adnlr has returned 70 Ken
mond TO resume his medical studies ut tho Uni
vcrslty College Of Modicine
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-02-11

day evening promises to be the
most enjoyable event OF the sea-
son. Don't fail to be there.
Suits ond masks for the occasion
may be obtained OF Manager
Hudson at the opera house.
Edgar Ollie now owns the finest
barn on the Roswell bench. 1t
has Just been completed by the
contractor, A. J. Mccormick.
Mr.. Mccormick also has con
tracts on hand for several other
buildings, and will begin on them
as soon as material can be OBJ
tanned.
The engine which will be used
by DR.. |. NJ. Rockefeller, of Ana
conda, Mont, 10 pump water
for the irrigation ofhis ranch in
the Big Bend has arrived, and
was taken to the ranch Tuesday.
DIR. Rockefeller will irrigate 100
acres from his pumping plant on
the Snake river this season.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-02-11

The Roswell Independent t.
ephone company is contempllt-
ing a considerable extension Oi
their service in the vicinity oi
Parma. The central office viii
shortly be removed TO Parma.
and n Joint office established with
the long distance Independent.
Several new rural lines will be
built. covering the entire irrigat-
Ell district under the Farmers.
Cooperative canal. Yesterday
II phones were contracted for.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-02-11

Il nes,ls ha, little foresight tc
tell that when vour stomach and
liver are badly afeVtei. grave
trouble is ahead unless yoa take
the proper me,licine for your dis
cas'> as Mrs, John A. Young. of
Cay. \ \. did, She says; ii
had neuralgia oi the liver and
stomach, my heArt WAS we~ake0ed
and I could not eat, Was very
A'aa Tor long Time, h0t in EleSe
trlc Rit,egS bound Just what /
ne~seSi, ior they quickly rlieVe,l
and Sarl me" Res, medicine
tor womeA Sold under gaarAn,
ts~ by n NJ. Nirkl~trlck { CAA.
druggists
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-02-11

TIL Malheur government re-
clamation project seems to be in
"a fair way to be blocked. A
French syndicate owns about
10000 acres OF land under the
proposed territory TO Recovered,
and there is also a large amount
OF land held under rond grants,
and both of these refuse TO come
into the project. A bill was in
troduced ia congress providing
Tor the condemnation and pur-
chase Of these lands by the gov
eminent, but il failed TO pass.
Unless some way is devised by
which these landscan bc brought
into the project, the whole scheme
will fail. All these lands were nc
quired under the old military
road grants" and were stenls,
pure and simple. The military
road" was n myth, but the title
to the lands is real. II the pro.
iect is blocked by these lands il
will only be another example OF
chickens coming home TO roost.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-02-11
mcGinnis Convicted.

Thomas J. McGinnis was con-
victets OF manslaughter in Judge
Stewards court at Boise Tues
day. for the killing Of Charles A.
Packenham, near Boise, in No
ven,ber. 1908. McGinnis, while
intoxicated. fired at a rock by the
roadside; in some manner the
bullet was DETECTED from its
course. and struck Packenhan,
was a short distance down the
road, resulting fatally.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-02-11
Hdonizin0 Burns

are instantly relieved. and per-
fectly healed 10y Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. c. Rivenbark. .Ir.. OF Nor
folk, Va, writes: II burned my
kie.s dreadfully; that it blistered
all over. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
stoppsd the pam, and healed it
without n scar" Also heals all
wounds and sores. pc at f. NJ.
Kirkpatrick & Cos drug store.