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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
Cut His Tongue Out.

5 KANSAS CITY, MO, October 6.-Clain,-
lag her divorced husband, jones Green.
had slandcred her, Mrs. Martha Fannot1
made an almost successful attempt to
Gu, out his tongue with d butcher knife
to-day When Green was taken to the
police station his tongue was hanging
Nv h mere thread The doctors sewed
IT together az best they could and pack
ed GREEN'S mouth with cotton to stop
the bleeding.
Il. viii not be known for several days
whether tho pieces will knit or not. Green
cu,,d not talk but with writing materials
he said the cutting was done by MRS.
Fanton and her son-in-law, Charies
Thomas. Green said Thomas held him
While Mrs. Fannon pulled out ms tonsue
and FLASHED it. When arrested, Thonas
ara Mrs. Ramon admitted doing the cut
ting, but declared 1t was done IN cou is''
Q. a general fight with knives which
fGl owed Mrs. Tannons Visit 70 nst
fermer husband to upbraid him for
sIarderIng her. 35l.8@d s5E&.al
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Cleveland, (; Detroit, 4

CLEVELAND, OHIO. October s,--Cleve-
land won loose game from Detroit,
Score: r. IT. E.
Cleveland .,,.,....o1oosoIos-5 10 5
Detroit ...,....,....0 002l000O-3 { 9
Batteries: Joss and Buelow; Donovan
and Warner, Time las. Umpire. sherl-
dan, Attendance, 1,1e9.
Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, 3.
PITTsBURG, PA, October 6,--FIve hits
gave Chicago tho game In the fourth in
ming.
r! SsSas: .,,,,,...e oleo1loooe-5 / ! J
Chicago .,.,.......0 0O5100 OF 10 2
Batteries: Lynch, Phillips. Hlllehrand
and Peltz: WeImer and king. Time,
2:lo. Umpire, klem Attendance, 1910
Philadelphia, S; New York, 4.
(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK. Oct, 1.-THE New Yorks
We're defeated to-day BY errors.
Score. r. II. r.
Philadelphia ..,,...1o012loe-5
New York ..,,...,.,.1 o. 90 81 Is S
Game called eight NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hatter!es-Plttinger and Doom; Anles
and Brenahan, Time. 1910. Umpire Ems
lie, Attendance, 1900.
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AUCTION SALES rhis Day.
BY r. B. Chaffin & Company.
Fs Incorporated,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
r AusrEr;s' AUCTION HAL1

i tsoN 's' y AuG HI sA ALB
A NICE LITTLE FA r " ON TILE 4
CHARLES CRY ROAD, Al ot1T ILDV-
EN- MILES FROM RIC11MON NJ, Co VA
PORTABLE DWELLING, AND USUAL
OuTBulLD1NGS. 81. n. II II
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
from Cal. lHusscln1nn, recorded IN thS
clerks offlca Of Henrico County Court
In Deed Book Ice a., page GO, default liav.f
Ing been made in the payment Of money
therein secured, and being so required ~ II
the beneficiary, we will sell by puhlio auc-s
ton in front OF HenrIco County Court
SATURDAY, ocT. nth, 1906, al u II b sis
the roal estate described In said deed az Y
follows: All thnt certain tract OF land INK
the county Of Henrlco, Va, with Improves
nents thereon. about eleven d1) r1llos
from the city of Richmond, on tho Charles
City Road. containing seventy.nine (1e) \
acres, more or less, ana being the same
land conveyed to Cal Husselmhn by deed Il
from Annie Josephine Eddy and "a huge
band. . 81! n y a. IlssaSess
4 TERMS: Cnsl, as to expense OF le3etut.. S
Ing this trust, including any ta,xcs at dH
insuran due, und to pay past due notssI
Of s742 with interost on 500 thereof from
Jan q, 1905 and any residue Of purchase
money, payable In cash. . " .l 81 SSs *;
I'M JOHN q EAsLEY
JAMES B. HAIR VIE. S$ sstJ
II Trustees.
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Death Ends Masquerade:

ntIJWA U1SEE, October 6.-"Aliss AZ.
NEE Blondel" the lion tanner, fntaliy
mangled by the monstrous lion, Roose-
Welt, OF the Robinson Circus, ut Gil
man, III, last night, Ia Johnnie" hen-
nedy, Milwaukee boy. The daring
trainer was only SAVED from immediate
death by the bullets Of the troop OF
cavalry travelling with the circus.
1t was taken for granted that the
.tra,ncr vas a woman and the real iden-
tity was not discovered until a friend
made 1t known Johnnie, who took
the name Of Krank Kennedy when he
went upon the stage, Ia about q years
old said his stepmother. He is
blone and very slight and always was
girllsh in his manner from his earliest
youth" it ts
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KEEP HIM SAFE,
lin Watson to Remain in Lynch.
burg Tail.
1snoel.l II rhe Tinles-plspatch.l

fSpccia TO The Tinies-Dlspatch)
LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct, 1.-THE Am-
herst county authorities have decided to
hermit Jim Watson, the negro who has
been arrested on the charge Of assault
Ing Mrs. Long. at Amherst Courthouse
last sunday, to remain In the Lynchburg
Iail for the present. Tho authorities fear
Violence from the people living near Ans
hcrst should the negro be taken back
"a the county jail there. Mrs. Brown
continues to improve from the wound In
her head BY which she was struck nm
conscious by her nssaIlant before she was
assaulted.
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that II; his Individual wishes were con-
suited he would favor the rc-enactment
of the present district lines without the
dottlng OF an q" or the crossing OF a IL
What his present position on the matter
IL no one here can say, but It Is safe TO
saw that he will again follow his policy
Of two years ago, leaving IT entirely to
the decision OF the Legislature. without
suggestion from him.
Mr.. Andrew Tyiree, one Of the old-tiIno
printers Of Richmond, and his wife, arc
Visiting friends In Washington. Mr.. Ty-
REQ predicts that tho union printers Of
Richmond will win the strike they are
waglrg against the employing printers
OF that city.
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Washington Affairs.
iron, Our Regular correspondent,)

(Fronl Our Regular correspondent
WASHINGTON, p. c., Oct. 6-Post-
masters appointed for Virginia: Jackson,
Louisa county, Samuel w. Anthony, vice
Lucy B. Hope, resigned; Potato, Grayson
county, Mrs. Anna z. Graham. vice WV
liam a. Graham, dead,
North Carolina: Black Mountain Bum
conbe county, GeorgerW, StePp vice 3.
Il. Boone resigned; Trenton. Jones
county, Il, p, Koonce, vice F. y, Green.
dead,
Rural routes ordered established De-
cember /: Yirginia-F'lne Creek Mills,
Powhatan county, route !, population S29'
houses 70; Graysville, Floyd county, route
i, population 4o5, houses 90; E'ocahontas,
Tazewell county, route J., population $780,
houses liz,
North = Carolina Henderson,, Vance
county, route b. population 4sO, houses Sc,
rural carriers appointed for Virginia
routes Cartersylle, route ], O. i, AM
derson, carrier, William j, Jennings,
sub; Danvlle, route 3, Willie Mckee,
CARRIER, no sub, namedi Farnlyille, route
/, Linton y. Stables, carrier. Albert #,
Howard, sub.
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Lexington Races.
ny Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.) ,s
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 6.--faVorltes
took the four events decided at the
fourth day OF the trottlng meeting mere
to-day. Summarizes:
a.1s t,,ot; purse. s1,o5o-nrst division
(conc luded>-A Penn won first fourth and
1fth heats and race; Miss Kinney, sec
ond, won second and third heats; Belfast
third. Best time, o;1O 81.
The Johnson stakcs-2:A trot; purse,
50, ooO-Albert G, won first third and fourth
heats; Emma Brook, second, won second
heat: Billy B., third. Best time. 2Io 81.
2:13 trot; purse, Sl,uo.-Gola pust MAID
won in three straight heats; Lady Pau
line g., second: Helen Norto, third, Best
Els pace; purse, $1,000 Dan r, won
second, third aud fourth heats; Title
r., second. won hrst heat; Fred Multer,
third. Best time, EOS 1.9,
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Fight On Blind Baggage.

DOVER, DEL. October Sin a des..
.rerats fight aboard a rapidly moving
''biind baggage" train on the Delaware
Railroad last night Detective Nathan
H,.tchlns was STABBED. and his prisoner
,leaped or the train and was killed.
Efutoliihs. who IL a railway sleuth, cav
four mon stealing rides MS tho train
pissed through Clayton Before he could
DR., est them all escaped except one When
hutohins attempted to capture him. tho
man drew a knife. turned on Hutchins,
ind they grappled IN u death struggle.
tltich!na stopped blow aiined ut his
heart, bit The knife sank into his hand.
saving his life
4, minute later the man disappeared.
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Advertise Wedding.

FOND DU LAC. WIS, October g.
Fond du Lao society was startled to-day.
Large and easily-read type displayed to
the extent which Is reasonably per-
mitted by a space covering three col
umns in a newspa per, to depth Of sew
eral inches, are the cause. Tho cold tyne
declared that Mr.. and Mrs. John y.
Boyle announced the marriage Of their
daughter, Mary Agnes, to George q.
Dana, at st. Patrck's Church, on Oc-
tober list, The advertisement, which was
printed this morning, continued: AT
home after November LIST. No cards"
Not long ago a marriage license was
issued to Mary Agnes Boyle and George
A. Dana, OF Fond du Lac, IN Chicago.
The parents hurried to Chicago. Report
ers then received a denial straight from
Mr.. Boyle that there would be a wedding
q In the case. &E
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Cool Weather Helps Market,

The commission merchants hon. that
the cold wave will considerably increu sc
the activity of the produce market
Things hayo assumed already a moro
hopeful condition, and there is all prob,
ability that the present activity viii
continue. Chickens are active Turkeys
are wanted as also are good ducks There
is a good demand for these fowl, and
shippers should send them In,
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Straw Hat Lightning Rod.

WAYNEsBoRO, Pa. October 6.-Dur'
ing last nights storm a bolt ct lishthinls
struck at the home OF keller Creager, a.
Ringgold, Just across the Maryland line.
Descending into room in whfth Creager
was standing, It hit his straw hat, ran
down the straw to above his loft ear,
then around tho rim and down the side
Of his neck to the body, tearing the shirt
collar; then to his right leg and great
toe, which it split, and tore off halt
his shoe. The hair above his ear was
burned Oft and the skin scorched.
crea ger was found unconscious. When
he recovered he did not know tho nature
OF the accident. Neither his wife nor
children were near him when he was
struck. aI 5sti5l
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INSTANTLY BLIND,
Awful Misfortune to a Railway
Clerk,

SPENCER, NJ c., October 6--Jas A,
Reeves, a clerk IN the Southern Railway
offices hero went suddenly blind to-day
IN Charlotte where he had gono for
medical attention, lie left here yesterday
and expected 10 take treatment for his
Dyes but went stone blind before treat
tnent, could be obtained. It is also be-
lleped that a blood vessel has been
ruptured, causing blindness, together
with mental alteration,
Ills condition is said. to be serious,
his mind being blank, His misfortune
came without moments warning.
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ST. Louis, s; Chicago, 2

* W -u' ID r-esa
ST. LOUIS, October Cit devolved on
ct. Louis, tho tail cnders in tho league
pennant race 10 drive the final spike IN
Chicago's aspirations for the 1903 pen
nant, and TO give Philadelphia g clear
tito to tho American League champion
ship
Almost as remarkable as the burst pl
speed displayed by Chicago on It's last
Eastern trip was the reversal Of form
OF the locals, when they drove Or. Whlte.
Manager Jones premier pitcher. from Inc
box In the third inning and practically
ol,nchcd the game, which they finally
won. ;,
chicago 1910 oo001-e
Batter.As-Gl and Spencer; White
walsh and Sullivan. Time i:2s. umplres.
O'Loughlin and Mccarthy Attendance '1'
1873.
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.ROsEBEN MAKES
WORLD S RECORD.
Went Sin Furlongs il III 49,,
While Carrying Weight Of
147 Pounds.
WON MANHATTAN HANDICAP
His Time a Fifth Of Second
Faster Than That Of
Dick Wells,
WON MANHATTAN HANDICAP
INV Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. GID. c. Johnson's
Rosoben, carrying tho heavy impost OF
l47 pounds made q new worlds record
for six furlongs. circular track, when he
won tho Manhattan Handicap Al, Bel
mont Park to-day. He stepped the dis
lance in Ill 3-5. which IL one fifth OF q
second faster than Dick Weiss time.
made at Washington Park, Chicago, IN
August, 1909. The raco run BY Roseben
to-day stamps him as the best sprlnter
In America. His victory was very popu-
lar. a,
First race-one mile-St. Roma g TO y
first. Maid of ,rimbuctoo d3 TO 1O second,
Arieta u2 10 y third Time, 10 3-6
Second race-sIx furlongs-Ktnley Dale
e to 81 first. Accountant e to y second
Sidney, i &c to 81 third. Time, :l3 3d.
Third race-Thc Manhattan Handicap;
six furongs-Roseben e to s. first. Aero
naut "a to-O second, Race King Is to u
third Time, LII 5-5.
Fourth race-The Dixiana Stakes; mile
Dreamer teyen) first, Don Royal e to
~ second Fro az TO y third. Time. l:3s.
Fifth race-si1 fur!ong Tank
4 Is to- y first Birmingham ia to y sec
ond, Yves Is to y third. Time. ia.
Sixth race-mlle-New Mown Hay &c
to 81 first, Benvolco e to y second, Hip
potratcs e TO y third. limo, LBS 20.
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a Counterfeit Out.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. October 5.-Chlef
Nilkie, Of the secret service, mas an
nounced the discovery Of a new counter
felt ten dollar United States buffalo
5role. 1t Is OF tho series Of 1902 cheek let-
lar 2. LYONS Registrar, Roberts Treas
Erer.
Tho nots is said to be q fairly deceptive
photo m echanical reproduction on two
Pieces Of paper between which blues 81! ana
raj silk fibre has veen distributed. me
e naterfclt is fully three-elghtss OF an
incl. longer than the genuine. The num- num-
bering UNCONVENTIONAL ''x' and seal esa !, are
darker than tho genuine, and the la.ne
,or. ID ,ndistinct and broken IN many
n,aces. The back of the note Is printed
in 0. very dark green. -,
This note made Its appearance IN New
York and was passed on q subway tlc 9l !.
agent at Broadway and Forty-secoho
Street.
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Pittied the Fanatic.

NEW YORK, Oct. e.--Charler Baker.
who for week yed over the dead body
OF his hve-lnonths-old daughter. IN the
hope that she might be restored to life,
was the principal witness yesterday at
the Inquest held by Coroner Dugan lie
is the head Of a strange sect, known as
the Assembly OF Christians " the tenels
os which are in many ways remarkable.
The cause of the chld's death, accord-
Ing to Dr.. Wadsworth. who made the
autopsy, was pneumonia, and verdict
was rendered to that effect. Baker. who
l.; q steam-1tter by trade, was called to
explain why he had not obtained med
ical aid for the child. who was named
FLORENCE e. He told his story. which
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Churchill Downs.

LOUISVILLE, October s.-churcllill
Downs summaries.
First race, six furlongs-Nora w. q
10 u first, Chief Miltiken % to o second,
Tho Only Way CA to 81 third. Time.
1916 1~5.
Second race. FIVE and one-half furlonss
Hogan Il to s. first Beacon Light e
to y SECOND, Valencia 90 to D,fthlrd.
Time. 100
Third race, one mile-Ebony (even)
first, Bannockbelle Is to u second, Gov
Ina III to y third. Time 1:41 3-6
Fourth race, six furlongs-Bonnle Sue
Is to y first. Envoy % to y second, In
tense 70 to y third, Time. ia 80
Fifth race, six REPRESENTATION %
10 II first. Principal Go TO y second.
Calnbash Is to q third. Tina, 1:16 3-5.
sixth race, one miIe-orient Is TO p
first. Eleanor Howard % to p second,
Neva Welch Q8 to 81 third. Time l:42.
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\ Fell With Dynamite.

y1IKEsBARRD, PA, October e.--Ien
,n;ne workers employed at the NO. .
shaft Of the Lehigh and Wil Ei t'f
Coal Coal Company, at sugar Notch, day
had a miraculous escape from death when
the cage in which they were, together
With twenty-five pounds Of dynamite feell
down the shaft
They were being lowered when the en-
gtneer lost control md the carriage drop.
ned. Fortunately, It was but fifteen roet
from the bottom at the time, ana a.
though the box containing the dyn mann
WAS broken and the sticks were scattered,
II did not explode. All the men We're
injured, but none seriously.
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Brooklyn, q; Boston, 3.

BROOKLYN, n. Y. October 6-Brook-
Ign scored It's third successive victory
over tho Boston team to-day.
Score: r. II. y
Boston .,....,..... oo1OOoo-3 .
Batteries: Dolchcr and Ritter; Willis
snd Moran. Time, 81. Umpire. O'Day.
Attendance. 500.
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/ s. t,ff 80
Acting under a decree Of the Law and,
Equiyt Court OF the city. Of Rtchmond. \. 7
viii sell at auction On the premises as = ~ %
Cary Street, Richmond, Va,
8 MONDAY. OCTOBER 9TII .5f5is5sl. 55s
AT 3 O'CLOCK T; NJ,
In detail, or In lots to suit purchaserss
the entire equipment, consisting Of Collar
and Cuff Machine, Collar and cur gan en-
per, Body 1roner, Bosom i:oner,s ! e nax:
band Ironer, Steam Dampeerl.,g Sh nap
Edger, 3 Fans, Dry Room, Shirt Press \
Collar and cat staroher T napa Ipons
shn " Machine, Is HIP. Steam Engines
Boiler Belts, Skating. Hangers etc. ]: Ta 3
bles Chairs, Baskets etc. Fine ,Coin6lin "a,
toni. Lock Iron SAFE Fne OAK - RovtsVel-
CONS, Sets Harness etc; :, w +. J. v;
Sale positive. Terms cash. Goods 70 pc Pc
s. E. G.. VALENTINE 8S
lI en- & \, Receiver.
The Valentine Auction Co.. Auctloneers >. AZ
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Brooklyn, 4; Boston. 3.
Philadelphia, S; New York. !.
Chicago, (; l2ittsburg, 3.
Where They Play To-day.
philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Pit:sburg.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Standing of the Clubs.

Clubs Won Los, r Clubs Won Lost +
New York. .,1oi IS sos Cincinnati, 10 q .51I
r bea ;s rs B b. nu's .S %:
Philadephia.s. IS SAT Brooklyn ....t 1903 'sia
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The Sensation.

Jay Greell--I had Ride, in my .cousln's auto
Aaron Allred-Ye did? How ID seem?
lay tireen--Wa,al. it felt a good deal Ike
Straight ahead Instead 9 down ards. --puck
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: Automobiled Too Much.

SAN FRANCIsCO, CAL, October 81.
Seriously iii Of too much, too rapid and
to reckless automobillng. Is the condl-
ton Of J. B. John, e. well known young
business man OF Oakland
Mr.. John became III on Thursday and
called Dr. NJ, NJ. Enos, who pronounced
the disease spinal meningitis. Tho case case
took a sudden turn for the worst yestee'r-
day and for d time lifo was despalred OF,
b,,t to-day tho patient Is q little better
rr Enos attributes Mr. Johns condl-
tiea, entirely to the excessive uso OF ms Flls
AUTOMOBILES the jarsof which, ne says
disturbed the nervous system and the CIT
ou'ution OF tho blood.
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Brief Items From Everywhere.

displayed great belief In tho faith he
FOLDS. The coroner did not ccnsure him.
but, rather, looked upon the man with
d Vindicatlor OF his acts.
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Wed Fathers Enploye.

Z Gl Weu Fdt1el III1PIOyc'
BOsTON, October s.-atore than 'is,ial
surprise was expressed BY society IN
this city to-day when It bccame known
that Miss Bella D. Barrlts, Of Brook
line, daughter Of multi.millionaire. and
Walter G. Brown, a mechanical engineer
III the employ Of tho young womains
father we're married 81 september 21st.
Because Of the voting woman's wealth and
family she has beer u loading figure in
social circles and the fact that no for
mai announcement was made or the
marriage caused much wonder.
Although the bride Is only y years old.
this Is her second matrimonial venture.
She had attended h fashionable board
Ing school on tho Hudson, near New
York, and after romantic courtship,
at,ddcnly announced her marriage. rms
vas followed by Il divorce on March Il,
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Sutton & Company, 4
Real Estate Auotioneers, 81
is North Ninth Street. + x
: oA1MIssIoNDR's sALE

u OIhMloOAOAN -. = s'fhAu I.sst'E
THAT LARGE 5 5 ETAcHED BRICK
DWELLING ON THE. SOUTH sIDE.0E%
Gh4Y a fTRERT sT nHHMSH AMI b RNoW
IS No. 7oS " ". CLAY * sTRHET. "a s,5SSI,s
In execution Of decree Of the R!oh...sl
mond Chancery Court In the suit Of FAM
nle b. Yeamans vs.. Joseph B.. Yeanarss
and others, entered On the Sd day Of oo.S
tober, 1905, I shall, as special commissions
er, offer for sale at public auction, upon
- rtU ts;sSS oeTogHR 10TH 1905. I.
AT s O'CLOCK P. NJ. gtfslSSi
the above dsssfSsa 2rGp s bo TIE 9nss
on south side of Clay Street, feet, more
or less, running back a depth Of 100 feet
more or less, to an alley. II \, I'M
I TERMS: One-thlrd cash, the residue 4lllg
three equal instal1nents. payable at 81 III
and Is months, with interest added at
per cent. from the day OF sale, and the
title retained until the whole Of the. purs.s
ordered by the court, or oil cash ut the
option e II FH ps1S - ~
II certify that the above bond required
Of the special commissioner, by the above
1 Given vel I'm under my hand this 5th day IS
October, 1QO5 ~, !, !, ~ !, Z,
,ss N y, Is Clerk. M
BY! The Valentine Auction Company,
Auctloneers. IA 5SBs'
PLANT EQUIPMENT, OFFICE FYYR ps.S.
NlTuRE, IRON SAFE, 4 oRsEs, s NJ
@ 58 WAGONS, HARNESS, ETC 2 .3sggs
THE EMPIRE STEAM
LAUNDRY AT AUG TON sl
IN DETAIL.
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Washington, 10; Philadelphia, 4.
WASHINGTON. October G.-Washlng-
tor defeated Philadelphia In loscly
played game to-day.
aeor.: n. II. Il.
Washington 1000 100 OF Sx-M
Philadelphia ~. % Q 0 30 o. 4
Batteries-Fnlkanb Wolfe and Hey
den: Soakley. Waddell and Schreek.
Time, l:5o. Umpires. Hurst and Connors.
Attendance, 3,40.
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Will Begin Dancing Glasses.

The Misses Kldwell. who have SO
charmngly ,conducted services In Belvi-
dere Hall for years. open the regular
Saturday afternoon classes to-day. The
music will begin at O'Clock this after
noon and continue for two hours, On
the second Friday night OF each month,
q german will be given.
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This dwelling has 5 rooms. The lot
snug srus hons lss and safe Investment Rents
TERMS: one-fourth cash g., y and ~
months. or one.third cash, ana Year. ny
u Auction ears 3
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BY. Thompson Brown & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.#
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-14
GREAT gain Shown IN
STATE POPULATION

Olympia, Aug. 1O.-The population
Of Washington is S74,31O, according to
the estimates Of Statistician George NJ
Allen in the State Year Book now near.
ly completed by the printer. This
shows an increase of 35,646 over the
census figures of 1900, or at the rate of
SS.4 per cent.
One county alone, Skamsnis, shows
a decrease, being 1853 persons. The
largest gain shown is $50 per cent by
Franklin county, which in 1900 show.
ed decrease of 30 per cent from the
census figures of 1890. King county
is credited with an increase Of 77.7
per cent, shown by present estimated
population of 1876, 574. Pierce is Civ.
en- population of S7,30s, and Spokane
a population of 1854.
The population of the city of Seattle
is estimated at 154, 7O3, Tacoma H.
600, Spokane 10000, Everett $4,000,
Bellingham $4,000.