davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08
L6snummer Sc

legislator John Churan, som blif-
Wit stand for brutet akteskapslofte
at polska t~jenstehickan Katherine
Sebesta, hvilken forbade 100000
som balsam for hjertesaren, blef
i lordags af juryn i malet domd
att betala henne $4,000.
Hon tyckte att hon borde haft
mera. men forklarade sig dock
mold med utslaget. sa till vida att
hon ej amnade vadja till hogre
raft. "Battre EFT litet stycke an
ingen kaka alls", var Lennes flo
soiska frost.
Under Diet miss Esther San.
dine i onsdags morse i slit hem,
1905 ST., Rockford ILL.,, satt och
at frukost, foflorade hon plotsligt
taltormagan och kort derpa blef
hon medvetlos. Da hon alter kom
till sans igen var afven synforma-
gan angripen. En- lakare, som
tillkallades, forklarde att vokalor-
ganen blitvit forlamade. Miss
Sandine bar under senaste tiden
lidit at en- nervikomma. Hon har
delvis aterfatt synformagan och
lakaren hoppas att hon smart skall
atervinna rosten.
Professionally brottaren Hill
ding Ardahl, utstod en- liten dust
red en- yrkesbroder- eller yrkes-
hende ON man So will - Frank
) Gotch i Des Moines, Iowa, Ar
dahl ar kand for att vara en- man
med oerhord styrka. Dock hck
= han sin ofverman i Gotch. For
t sta nappataget varade i Diver IS
j minuter. Strax deretter lag norr.
- manner med ryggen s~toftet, hvil-
ket b~etydde, att han "tagit slut
for den ronden. Nasta omgang
v pagick icke sa lange, ty norman
men var vriden - icke i hufvudet,
s utan i ena armen. och Diet sd kraf-
t tigt att den gfck ut led vid skull
dram,
a Oskyldigt domd, Peter Pc
tersor i Hartford, Conn, blef ny
ligen idomd 10 dagars tangelse
e och b0ter tor tillgrepp at SII fran
h en- miss Lima Stanglin. Eft par
dagar efterat uppdagades att Pc
: terson var oskyldig, ~ den vaska
med inneliggande penningar som
e miss Stanglin forlorat. hade upp-
It hittats i en- sparvagn, De PEN
J. ningar Peterson innehade vid hak-
tandet och hvilka voro till belOpp.
vaIor och afven vikt pa Stamina
l. satt som de, miss Stanglin forlo-
rat, 3terlemnades till Peterson al
J. miss Stanglin, Nagon lag fnnes
:, tyvarr eli for olaga haktning och
IL in~sparrnirg, hvarfor Peterson 81
la kan ia den upprattelse som han ar
Ia berattigad till.
Enligt en- engelsk tidning har
EFT stort forsakriugsdolag i Lon
h don i dagarna utsaudt f0ljande
a meddelande:
Dricker du vattcn, far du tytus,
II dricker du mjolk, tar du tuberku.
J. los, och ar du van at whisky. IA
- du delirium.
- Alter du soppa far du Brightsk;
- siukan alter du kott, blir du mot
taglig for apoplexi, och STAR d.
- dig pa gronsaker, blir hela din or
ganism rubbad. Ar du ostron
atare, blir du forgiftad. Roker d.
ob cigarretter. dor du tor tidlgt
Roker du cigarrer, far du katarr
Dricker du katie, blir du narvoS
- och %njuter du at vim, betungas d.
l med gikt.
m Skall man vara fullstandigt frs
maste man darfor hvaIken alta
n dricka eller roka nagot som halst
de och till och med imam man anda
u maste man vara saker pa, att lu'
Ira ten ar t~illrackligt rensad.
va bet enda satt, pa hvilket ma
I'm kan skydda sig, ar genom att teck
ke ma en- sjukdomspolicy vart torsak
in ringsbolag.
ALA p~olicerna arc fullstandigt ste
riliserade.
IN
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08
HAIR OCH DER.
Kindly Light"


terianskt mote blifvit pa Diet skar-
paste kritiserad af pastor w. A.
Patterson fran Princeton, lad,
hvilken anser, att hymnen kunde
passa lika val for en- hedning som
for en- kristen. Man kunde gif-
W. denna sang hvilken betydelse
som helst,
Fran London meddelas att man
arbetar pa att uppta a den stora
mangd guild och silver, som ar
1882 med fartyget 'Grosvenor"
gick till botten i narheten at Kap-
koloniens kusr' Forsoken ha re-
dan delvis lyckat och man hoppas
kunna barga hela skatten.
En- ask akta Jonkopingstand-
stickor har forskningsresanden fri
here Erland Nordenskiold pa
traffat under sina resor i Sydame.
rikas urskogar midi inne bland
foremal, som visade att tandstic-
kornas agare, indianen, som skaf-
fade sig cid med delta verldens
hnaste elddon. sjalf liksom hans
STAN befann sig pa Stamina niva
som stenalderns inbyggare i Sve-
rige.
De forsta jndarnes thanksgiving
i America TOR $50 ar sedan Trades
i lordags med en- stor minnesfest
Isaiah -templet at Chicagos iudar.
| DR. Emil G.. Hirsch holl EFT fore
drag, som hufvudsakligen gick ut
!, pa att bevisa. att judarne har j
l landet arc CODA amerikanska med,
i borgare.
Mangen mil i regn och il ha-
de en- aldring vid MANN Anrdew
Swanson tillryggalagt, da han har-
e ON dagen anlande hit for att hos
= guvernoren anhalla ON help att
aterfa EFT stycke land, som at,
handts honom. Hela den langa
t wagon fran hemmet i Todd coun
n ty hade gamle Swanson tillryg-
galag4 till fots. Natterna hade
6 han tillbringat i hovalmar oct
halmstackar vid wagon. Swan
son medforde fastebref q slit land.
= omrade, men pa grund af okunig'
n het ON lagens foreskrifter hade
a han uraktlatit att inregistera de-
och betala skatt, hvarf0r egendo,
II men gait ifran honom. Guvern0,
n rem kanvande Swanson till kon
/, trolleringsnamden, som skall IN
n dersoka saker.
"a Morris Marshall, en- skrad
.g dare, som ar bosatt i 81 State st
N Chicago f0rsokte i sondags qva'
2 m0rda sin hustru genom att hall
lie karbolsyra i halser pa henne, d
ct han ej kunde iorma henne att ned
lagga en- en- skilsmessoproces:
som hon vackt mot honom. Hus
trun bodde i IS Wendell St, oC
der begicks mordf0rsoket me
makarnes bada barn som aSyn
v~ittnen. Grammar skyndade til
da qvinan shrek, och hindrad
skraddaren fran att uttora 81
hemska uppsat. Hon blef enc
:, Ter It'd lila brand pa munnen oc
i halsen at den fratande syran oc
maste forslas till lasarett, der d,
dock hystes godt hopp ON her
- nesl lif. Polisen tog hand ON ba
nen. Marshall hade fytt oc
43 sas-s,,,.s
elterSpaldS.
ga En- enkel familjmedicin.-
"a Den kommer i enkla 1askor och
," enkla omslag, men den astadkon
u mer resultat for de lidande, oc
deruti ligger hemligheten at fran
.kt gangen och dea alltiemt vaxan>
n populariteten hos DR.. Peters X,
i riko. Den Dir afgjordt dix and;
de medikamenter. Den kan hat,
sina efterapningar, men intet so
kan taga dens plats, Den ar icl
en- apotheksmedicin, utan alma.
heten f0rses dermed direkt geno
'r- agenter apStallda af de utesluta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
toras bast och till bllllgaSte pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

(Speciellt meddeladt denna tidning go
rom Svensk-Amerikanska Pressbyran
1 Stockholm.)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
TWENTY-FOUR SLAIN.
That Many Lives Lost by lorna
In Sunf0wer State.
MARQUETTE MOURNS
At Midnight n Death.Deaiing Wind
swoopod Down on Place, Causing
Many Fatalities and Cas-
ualtles In Brief Time.

Marquette Kan. May s.-This place
was visited by a tornado at midnight
Monday night. Twenty-four persons
were soon known TO have. been killed,
as at $3.50 o'clock that many bodies
had been brought In. Injured number
fully thirty-nve. Doctors on special
trains were requested from sallna and
other nearby towns.
A large part OF the residence por-
ton of the town was entirely destroy
"a. while the business section suffered
little damage. Swedish. Lutheran and
Methodist churches and the opera house
block are In ruins The tornado came
from the south and made n clean sweep
100 yards wide through the entire length
OF the town.
Following the winds wrath the ut
most confusion prevailed. The tornado
was one Of the most disastrous In cen
trail Kansas. large section OF Mar
quette. where the loss OF life occurred.
Is entirely wiped out A store room
belonging 20 Oiof Olson. a furniture
dealer. was at once converted into a
morgue and the twenty-four corpses
yere taken 20 ~. The tornado, coming,
a. u did. at midnight. caught people
without a moments warning. A rain
storm preceded the wind and after the
tornado passed a scene % complete
desolation followed. The tornado broke
upon the town with great force and
wrought is terrible havoc within
few minutes time and continuing into
the rich farming country north OF Mar
queite. caused further damage. At
Marquette many residences were COM |
pletely demolished. the wreckage being /
carried away entirely. while others /
were taken up bodily. moved short |
distance away and dropped 20 the earth. /
Many victims were killed az they /
lay asleep. Others. maimed and bleed /
Ing. awoke TO ind themselves buried /
IN the wreckage of their former homes /
Following the storm came a iull soon 4
The cries Of injured and frightened peo-
PIE could be- heard on every hand. Men
With lanterns appeared here and there
lmone the wrecked buildings and as
quickly as possible the work of rescue
vas begun. Progress was slow because
q the darkness. and II was some time
'efore anything like a systematic effort
ould be made 20 remove the injured
md before aid could be asked OF neigh
'oring towns. Marquette T. a town
Z 1900 people In Mcpherson county.
{ Il In the exact center OF Kansas and
\ the richest farming county In the
tate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
DEPARTS FROM DENVER.
Customary Pilot Train Preceded Tha,
Of Chief Executive.

Denver. Colo. May s-Tho preslden-
tial special train. consisting Of a bag
gage ca. buffet car. sleeper. private
car and the presidents private car.
Rocket" pulled by one OF the new
monster engines. left the union depot
over the Union Pacific railroad for chi
cago promptly at o'clock Tuesday
morning. The curtains IN the presi-
dents private car were closely drawn
and all was quiet within. Quite a crowd
assembled az the station 20 see the
president on. but no den.-as'ration was
made. The huge engine was piloted by
Engineer Hockinberger and was IN
charge OF Conductor Clark. The engine
itself was literally smothered In decora-
tlons
Preceding the presidents special
train by ten minutes went theh custom
airy pilot train. Track walkers and In
spectors were ordered out az daylight
all along this division and every pre-
was taken to insure the presi-
dents safety.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
CALHOUN KILLED.
Another Chapter Of blood ADDED 10 th'
Eldridas- -ounsssat Fssd.


Houston. May s.-Another chapte'
In the Edridge- -Dunovant feud wa,
written IN blood Tuesday morning. wher
I'd Calhoun was shot 20 death on a
san Antonio and Aransas Pass passen-
ger train az Wallis by w. T. Eldridge
Both men went for their pistols AZ
sight and Eldridge was the quicker.
Caihound was shot three times IN the
breast. dying instantly.
The dead man Il a brother-ln-law OF
the late Captain william Dunovant.
who was killed by w. T. Eldridge on a
train on the same road a few miles out
from Wallis nearly three years ago. for
which killing Eidridge was last fall
acquitted. after making out a clear case
OF self-defense.
Subsequent 20 the killing OF Duno-
want two attempts were made 20 assas-
sinate Eldridge. He was hred on at
night while ascening the steps OF his
gallery. load OF bnckshot tearing holes
In the dwelling. Later at Eagle Lake
on June OF last year. while Eidridge
was walking about the depot In his
shirt sleeves. he was shot through ami
through with a Mauser bullet hred
from ambush. For this Ed Calhoun was
arrested and bound over.
Prior 70 the killing % Captain Dun
ovant he and Eldridge had been part
ners In the Cane Belt railroad. financed
by the Lincoln Trust company OF ST.
Louis. and in other extensive enter
prises.
After the second attempt on his life
Eldridge sold the Cane Belt railway 60
tth Santa Re. disposed OF his sugar
and rice interests at Eagle Lake and
removed 20 san Antonio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
pssp,rat, Enor, 70 E,eans.

sherman. May iO.-Charles Conkiin.
a county convict. made a desperate hut
unsuccessful attempt 20 escape. He
drove a pair of mules on a bridge and
amid excitement thus occasioned at
tempted to knock the guard IN the head
The guard shot az him. but struck an
other convict. Tom Carr. who s<as
--1unded IN a leg
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
WADE JAILED.
One Hundred Ladies Will Nurse Unfor.
tunats Little Girl.

Georgetown. Tex. May SACK
waed. the white man arrested charged
with a criminal and murierous Assault
upon Tillle Reece. the fifteen -year-old
orphan at Florence. waived examine
tion before Justice withers and IN de-
fault of $1,000 bail was reuanded TO
the county Jail. The girl T. better.
Doctors report that her wounds are
many, but without complications her
life can be- saved. one hundred Of the
noble women of Florence have volun-
teered TO wait on Tiliie until zhe 4 able
TO be removed from the HOSPITAL Two
physicians arr In constant Attendance.
There u much excitement Jack Wade
claims 20 be- originally from Travis
county and lately from Bell county. He
was sent 10 the penitentiary for twelve
years. Il T. alleged. and was pardoned
by Governor Sayers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
GOULD STEAMERS.
Reported a Line Is TO Be Established
Between Texas and Mexico.

Galveston. May s.-Inforrnation has
been received here 90 the effect that
the Gould lines win inaugurate a steam
shin line from Texas city 70 Mexican
ports as soon as a schedule Of saiiings
4 approved by the department of COM
munications u the Mexican govern
ment
Railway officials have been working
on plans of this kind for a long time.
but this Is the FIRST confirmation Of the
rumors that have been In circulation.
At first there win only be two vessels.
sailing regularly from Texas City and
Vera Cruz. Stops will be made each
way for cargo and passengers az this
port
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
RED MEN MEET.
Grand Council Of Texas ASSEMBLIES In
the Alamo City.

San Antonio. May s-Grand council
Of the Texas Independent order OF Red
Men is In session here with large at
tendance. A grand rally and reception
was held by Natchez tribe OF this city
A nine-mile trolley ride was taken.
The mayor extended the usual well
come. 20 which Grand Sachem King re-
spondcd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
WIND AND RAIN.
Considerable Damage Was Done In and
About Ohio Metropolis.

Cincinnati May o-Reports roccIv-
ed show the damage from the wind and
rainstorm which struck this nelghbor-
hood late Monday was more severe
than NJ hrst indicated. In this city
Trinity Methodist church. which was
recently repaired and re-decorated. was
unroofed and otherwise damaged. The
steepie of the cummingsviile Lutheran
church was blown away and a number
Of residences In various parts of the
city badly damaged. while trees in and
near the city were blown down.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
sPlscoPALIANs GATHER.
Tenth Annual Council Of the Diocese Of
Dallas In Session.

Dallas. May s.-The tenth annual
/ council OF the Episcopal diocese OF Dali
las was called 20 order In ST Matthew
hall. with clerical and lay delegates IN
attendance from various cities OF
north Texas Before the business ses-
sion began divine services were held In
ST Matthews cathedral. These con-
sisted OF morning prayer. annual SER
mon by Dean walk Of the cathedral and
celebration of holy communion. Dur
Ing the afternoon session committees
were appointed and other business
transacted. Bishop Garrett T. presid-
Ing officer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
GRAND PARADE.
Elks Have a Magnificent Procession
With Many In Line.

Fort Worth. May s.-The parade OF
the Elks was a grand success and pur-
ticipated In by a great number OF the
members. General G. r. Shipp was IN
command and the costumes were ele-
CAN'T. Interpreted with some comic
ones. notably those worn by the "Ad-
mirals" band. There were also numer-
Gus beautifully decorated vehicles IN
line. The procession passed over main
streets and was viewed by thousands
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
Floating Mine Seen.

San Francisco. May s.-The trading
schooner Triton. Just arrived here from
The Marshall Islands. reports sighting
q floating mine adrift April 2i IN lati-
tude 81 degrees 2i minutes north and
longitude i69 degrees west
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-10
Date of Hearing Set.

Washington. May s.-In the su-
preme OF the United States the argu-
ment In the boundary dispute case be-
tween the states Of Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi was set for Oct. 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
Rugs and Art Squares.

II odacs's Hofi Sanitary Fiber Rugs
and Druggets; exc feet. for SO %,
\ T,sxlO,a feet. for 80: 30 sx12 feet, for,
$l1.5O; smaller Rugs from 6Oc. up.
crex Grass Art Squares and Rugs,
sx9 feet. for T3.Oss SKI 0 feet, for
i E5.Os ;i9x12 feet. for ~, 9s !. 1886 inch
es. for zoe; 24xtS inches, for 60c.;
o6x54 inches, for s5c.;; 3ox60 inches,
for ~ !, and a6x7a inches, for ~ 80
Pilgrim Rugs, the newest artistic
creations In. Art and era its RUGS, very
dainty floor coverings, for which we
are Richmond selling agents-2tx36
inches. for S1.3O; 27S54 inches. for
Z 81, .30xGO inches. for T:.7b 3sx60
inches, for F2,Ds; 36x7o inches. for
1915; 4x7 feet J, for $3.50
sanJo Rugs and Druggets, import
ed Japanese fiber In Oriental designs
and colorings- -6x9 feet, for s5.4s
!; 7,sxlOIs feet for rs. 6O;3 9xl2 feet, for
SR1l,dS; 1896 Inches, for 6Oc.: 3Ox6o
inches. for sl,:5:s 2sx72 inches. for
Fl, 90. Y
Japanese Mating Rugs, asx7s inch
Il es, 4 for Doc. # Ret X =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
MANY I, NJ CONVICTIONS.
War on Long Standing Frauds RAJ d!
Against the Revenue.
IL THE Times Dispatch.''

Special
4 GREENSBORO. N. G., SApl. Is The term
Y az 4 Federal Court. which virtually closed
Yesterday afternoon, has been fremark-
able in the number OF convictions or pleas
jcf guilty of prominent disttllers and
saugers Indicted for defrauding the SOW
eminent OF revenue. District Attorney
TIolton has had the cases SO perfectly
worked up and the evidence marslaEllled 81
but few cases We're contested. 81
or the fifteen storckeepers and gaugcrs
under Indictment for collusion with dis,
Etillers, five have been convicted. three
have run away and seven stand for.
trial at the next term of court. they be-
ing out under heavy appearance bonds.
In the case of one government distillcr.l
#its&is said. that the government had a
wagon load of railroad md express books
10 use in the trial which showed one
hundred thousand more gallons Of liquor
he had sold and delivered to customers
b in all parts Of the country, thnn his sworn
government books cvlnced he had manu-
featured in the period covered by the
Investigation. IIe5never stood trial. plead
ing guilty and paying a heavy fine United
States District Judge Boyd and District
Il Attorney Holton seem determined to break
up the wholesale md long-standng frauds
on the revenue and the jurlcs are stand
ing to them In the fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
.BYRD-SEDBERRY.
Beautiful Home Wedding
Tow, of Fayetteville.

iscsciai TO Tho Tifnet-Dispatch,)
FAYETTEVILLE. April ls.--Mr- ",
Byrd, Of the wotten grocery house, on Gil
Iespie Street, was married to Miss Slien
sedberry, youngest daushter5of the l ls5s
b. e. sedberry, Wednesday evening, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. y, II.
TuttIe, pastor Of Hay Street Methodist
+ Church, at the residence on Person street
Of Mrs. Bond +. Sedberr%, who is a niece
of the late sam Bolles, edllor ana a a,,d
rrietor fthe Springfield Republican, ana ,Nl
4 FOR 1l1a,,v years one ofsthe most influential
journalists In the United States.
Not in years have Fayetteville 3socletS
people had the pleasure of VI messing q,
more beautiful marriage ceremony taste
FIJI and artistic In ali9its accessories, This
home altar Of hyruen vas set in wl1at q 2
poetic fancy would call n bower. CT the
loves and gracesa grntto formed s by az
a ftlll-length plate-glass mirror. Its wa is 3
tapestrIed in ivy and other woodland
green, Its entrance framed IN stately. L., ex :
lterant PAINS while an arc m 81 -
s front was aprie dieu OF SOFT, white rugs
and furs. To the music Of the wedding
march. finely rendered by Mrs.s W.. 4. a. !.
entered by the south and cast. doors the
winsome flower girl. Mary Sedberry: and
the handsome little ring bear Fl ed rie, s
Dixon, both clad in spotless white. Win VI q.
broad Louis XIV. lace collars; the pretty
maid Of honor. Miss Sadie 8Iessnp. wearing
light blue silk, trimmed in chiffon. and
Carrying white carnations; the groonl3an1,d
his best man Mr., Won. q. Billiard we {,
bride, very charming IN gown of white
4 OF Brides roses. escorted By her brother,
+ Mr.. c. d. Sedloerry. lss, q.
I In the dining room decorated II rare 4,
combination OF coloring. flowers and fol-
iage. a dainty and 81 abora te SUPPER ! wa $
served, With coffee afterwards from q
great silver urn In the hall. IN the east
4, parlors was display Of useful, beautiful i
Largo numbers Of friends attended the
marriage, and 1t was an evening of4nn--
alloyed ENJOYMENT. &5sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
SIX RANDKERCA|E.Fs
COST WOMAN $1,000.
tBy Associated prees,)

CLEVELAND. OHIO, April lt.-..--esollec-
tor of Customs Leach and Mrs. Cassie IL,
Chadwick examined $1,000 worth of rare
}laccs, fancy en,broideries, handkerchiefs
doilies. etc, belonging to the latter IN the
COLLECTORS Office Yesterday afternoon for The
purpose of learning " any of tho articles
had been brought into this, country with
ont payment of duty. Mrs. G chadwick told
TO the best OF her remembrance where l
each article was purchased. 8s
Included In the collection IS Swiss en-
broidery. IRISH and Russian point lac e
of the most ex pensive Kind. Bernise ana
Brussels lace and French val. The cost
Y az SIX handkerchiets, with four and i've
inch lace borders. was fixed at 10 less
than $1,000. Tho lace dress, purely seq
abroad, cost of 5000. An opera cloak.
thrown over a chair. was marked as
costing $780,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
JAIL SENTENCE HANGING
OVER MRS. CARRIE NATION
tpy Associated Press }

WICHITA. KAN. April SIN the DIS
trict Court to-day Carrie Nation. Myra
McHenry and Mrs. Lucy Wllho!t were
found guilty of destroying property and
sentenced by Judge Wilson
Mrs. Nation was fined $3.50 and given
four months In Jail; Mrs. McHenry. two
months and fine OF $50, and Mrs. VAL
holt, twenty-five days IN jail and a fine
of $50,
Sentence was suspended pending good
behavior The offense was committed
September Goth, when the three women
broke the windows OF a wholesale liquor
house The wnmen voluntarily surren-
dered polns TINS bSoy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
APPEAL TO GOVERNOR.
Imperative Demand for Arrest
of Culprits in Page County.
Especial 70 The Times. plspatch.)

Il LuRAY, VA. April 15,--common.
wealth's-Atlorney ", f. Kcyser, OF this
county. mas written Governor Montague
OF the parties responsible for the drown
ing Of Henry Henderson (colored), Of
North Carolina, on the Goth of February
and boys near Ingham. Page county. Hen
sderscn attempted to escape from the
crowd by starting across the Shenandoah
River, when he was drowned.
There is an imperative demand in this
county that measures be taken for the
arrest of those connected with the crime,
The Board Of Supervisors, Is claimed,
has no authority to offer II reward hence
Z the appeal TO the Governor.