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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

GEO r.. KING.
MDST, BROKER AND M.FSl AAGENT.
Accounts and correspondence solicited.
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nIIE DAIRY LUNCH ROOM Az HE,
serve ton thousand people Labor pay pay
with the very best BRUNSWICK SteW 't na
Clam, Chowder, prepared by pest GU
tcrcr In Virginia,
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CRAB PARK.

CRAB PARK CrHERE is ONLY ONE.
irhe hard shell crabs are better now
than ever other people keep them,
but we sell them that's why VIC are
X able to have them fresh every day. no.
TEL LA WRENC !. Twelfth and Main.
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DoN,Ts PUT. OFF OPENING a BANK
account until you have n whole lot OF
money; start In a small way by depo g.,
iting "A little every day IN the tifSI
NATIONAL BANK, and you VIII &c
surprised to SEQ how quickly IT VIII
EinN,
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BEER FOB FAMlLlEs.l
MOVING AND HAULING,

TWELVE WAC oNs-TRANs ERRING b
moving pianos and furniture at short
notice; speciality IN freight hauling; sat7
isfaction guaranteed al customers Y, ~
aROWLES, Office 307 N. Second Streey;
!, residence TOe Munford Street. Rich
rlQnd. " q, + u 81 & 3 4sf ~
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MEDICAL.

CJJNNINGHAM's ROYAL r. EM5EDY
has cured other men and 1t will cure
YOU JUDSON CUNNINGHAM, The
Druggist. Richmond, Va.
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LADIES. WHITE CANVAS OXFoRDS,
all styles. Soc ALBERT STEMS, cor
ncr Fifth and Broad.
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ART SCHOOLS.

THE ART SCHOOL OF TIE ART CLUB
Of Richmond, Miss Harrlotte L. .Thalia-
fcrro. Mr.. Michel de Tarnowsky, IN m
str,Ictors. Session opens Oct Isl Ivy.
solden. Sec. and TreasJ S14 East Frank
y lin Street. sssg tlS ,s IA
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Advertisements. inserted under
Exchange Column at the rate OF one
cent word. No nd accepted for
less than rs cents.
EXCHANGE.

i hand phncton, one Top Wagon and one
dayton Wagon Apply HYGEIA
& STABL LES, f4l0 NJ Fifth Street
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& ENGRAVED BRASS. CLIPPED AND
embossed signs the kind TINT appeal.
EMPIRE SIGN CO., 200 West Broad
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ELECTRO "RUesER-FIx."

NEW WAY TO REPAIR RUBBER
upwards, Rubber boots half soled. 75c.;
rubber heels 35c. DRIlV'S ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. ZIG East Main Street.
Phone 1867 Send anywhere ,sla.a
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STORAGE,
COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

WE ARE .sELI4ING THE BEST FRIED
Splnt. So; West Virginia Coke, 2.75; also
half cord sawqd Pine, Sa7N; Oak, Us,
+ TYLER & RY.lN. Linden and Cary,
Phone 1879. III aFt 4 Id
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WANTED. TO SELL a GOOD WORK
Horse, 500; It's a bargain. 50i n. Sixth
Street. ~
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WHY USE HAUER'S iGXTRACrS7
ShUER'S EXTRACTS BEST BY TEST.
SAUEI,, s EXTRACTS ARE C;IIEAPES1'.
SAUIIR'S EXTRACTS. WHY BECAUSE
sAnEis's ExrRAcTs ARE STRICTLY
shnER's T1xTsRAcTs GIVE YOU RE-
suits where others fall.
EXTRACT HAVE THE
HAUER'S EXTRACTS RECEIVED
highest award and medal at Worlds
( Fair. u
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WANTED, TO SELL ONE TOP. WAC ON
nearly new. Apply through phone 49,
NOTICE.

once Of the Mayor. the City Hall
Richmond Va, Sept. |, 1905:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THE +TH, BIZ
Ing Labor Day and n legal holiday, busl;,
ness Will be suspended for he day IN ~
Heads OF departments will determine
what work Is necessary, in their several
departments. and all other work Will pc
suspended
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LADIES' WHITE CANVAS OEFORDS.
Toe, Mt STEMS Fifth and Broad. i
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7 a rtff.DANING AND PRESSING CO.,
stage & Wiseman, Propr!etoors, 24l9 Eass
called for and delivered same DAY.
Phone 170l.I.
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Only smoke "Nlnhogany Blend. !"
And burning OF your tongue VIII enc.
lust Try It, Graduated and Cut&Plug,
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IS n. SPENCE, z: NORTH NINTH
\ Trunks and Travelling Bags Of all kinoA
repaired. Phone CT call: Will send fos
your trunk ar va1lss
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ENGRAVED BRAss SIGNS T ~ e
cheapest sign in the end EMfl4tH
SIGN CO.. 200 W. Broad,
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PAINTING.

painting, enamelng. kalsomlning or
hardwood finishing, let me give you an
esti1nate; all work guaranteed first
class JOSEPH G. BAKER, 3lg North
First Street Phone 1926.
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THE "sTITcH-UNDER" SHOE.
E1sIcYcLEs AND AUTOMOBILES.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO-
site the postoiIice. Phone 320b. Exam
& nations and estimates frec.q
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-06-29

more serious than that of last January.
Nothing approaching the disorders in
LODI, which passed far beyond the scale
of recent demonstrations and approxi-
mate the dignity of actual instruction,
recalling the days of the commune in
Paris, has been recorded in Russia since
the street fighting at Warsaw during the
Polish revolutions of 1880 and 1868.
Rioting in Warsaw.
Warsaw, June 26-Rioting was be-
gun here Saturday night Gendarmes
charged a crowd and infantry patrols
fired two volleys. Three men were
wounded The crowd was also armed
and fired upon the troops. A secret po-
lice agent was stabbed. Professions
were formed at six O'Clock in the even
ing and marched with red flags. A
mounted patrol crossed the procession
and one of the marchers threw bomb,
which exploded and wounded two gend-
armes. The man who threw the mis-
sile escaped.
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RUsso-JAPANEsE wAR.

M Nelidoff, Russian ambassador 10
Paris, has been definitely appointed one
of the Russian peace plenipotentiaries.
Russia, it is learned, finds no objection
to August 1, as suggested by japan, for
the date of the meeting of the plenipo-
tentiaries, and instructions Will be sent
to Ambassador Cassini to accept it.
There is not likely to be any further
move in the direction of an armistice
until the plenipotentiaries are appoint
ed and the time of their meetingis def
nitely fixed
The British officials believe that ia
pan would be sacrificing great deal
to consent to an armistice at this time,
and that after a great defeat on land
re Russians will be more ready to
discuss peace.
Minister Takahira has informed the
president that the Japanese plenipoten-
tiaries would be able to reach Wash.
ington the first part of August. The
selection of the p1enipotentiaries has
not yet been announced.
Reports to st. Petersburg from the
seat of war say the Russian army,
threatened with fianking movement,
is retreating hurriedly.
A German war expert says the per-
centage Of losses of the Russians has
been unusually high, owing to heavy. ar
tillery used by the Japanese.
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National league games on Sunday:
At st. Louis-Pittsburg s, 8, 0; St.
Louis, 0, A, O. At Chicago Chicago, IS,
20, O.; Cincinnati, 2, Z, 5.
American league: At ST. Louis-St
Louis, g. 70, 1; Detroit, 1, 6, 8. At Chi
cago- Chicago, 8, II, O; Cleveland, O.
Z, 2.
American association: At Toledo
Toledo, 9, Is, 8; Columbus, 4, 8, 2. AT
Kansas City 1.-TWO games) -Minneapo-
lis, z, 4, O.; Kansas City. 1, A. 2; Mime
apolis, 6, IL, 2; Kansas City, 3, 9, 0. AT
Milwaukee Paul, 5, 8, 8; Milwau-
kee, 2, Z, 2. At Louisville Indianapo-
lis, Is, %, 1; Louisville, IL, 10, 3.
Western league: At Des Moines-
Des Moines, 10, IL, 1; Denver, I, Z, g.
At Sioux City-Sioux City, 5, 8. L; Col
orado Springs o, 6, 1. At Omaha (two
games)- Omaha, 2, 5, 0; st. Joseph, 0,
5, 1; Omaha, 2, 5, 1; st. Joseph, /, Z, O.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-06-29
Depositorg will Not Lose.

Philadelphia, June 26. Albert Lea
Der, temporary receiver of the City
Trust, Safe Deposit & Surety company,
which closed its doors Wednesday,
said Friday that he was confident that
every depositor will be paid dsIIar for
dollar The deposits amount to 81 ,47O,-
BAT, while rough estimate of the sure
assets, he said, would certainly aggre-
gate 81, 525, 900. The fate OF the deposit
tors, however, will depend great deal
on the way the surety bonds of the
company turn out. These now aggrC-
gate s25,000,0O0.
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
Kills Children and Self.

Kieier.-C razed, it is believed, by iii
health, Mrs. Paul Klass, of Keller, killed
her four small children and then ended
her own life. Death in all cases was al
most instantaneous. Taking large
butcher knife she ran wildly about her
home near the outskirts of this viii
lage. Then she grabbed her children,
one after the other and gave each fatal
slashes on their threats. When she had
killed the first one the others tried
to run away, but, it is said, the wom-
an had barred the doors of her home.
and the older ones could not have es-
capped even though they had not covered
in corners and behind furniture in their
fright.
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Placed Under Arrest.

Chicago, June 26.-Henry Wulff
former state treasurer, was arrested
Saturday upon United States warrant,
charged with using the mails for fraud
ulent purposes. His association with
the Continental Finance company and
the CONTINENTAL Financing company,
Limited, alleged get-rich-quick" con-
Germs, the former of which he served
as president, brought him into the hands
of the law, his associate, Justus w.
Lobb, having been apprehended the
night before. Wulff gave bail in the
sum of $4,000.
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Victims of Live wire.

nosha-Vincenzo and Antonio
Petrocci, Italians, aged Is and 20 years,
were instantly killed by touching live
wire. The wire was guy protecting a
pole on which had been hung the wires
connected with the street lamps. The
younger boy took hold of the wire and
fell back dead. In few minutes a
great crowd of Italians gathered and
the older boy, showing his companions
how the accident occurred, touched tho
wire and was instantly killed.
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Sues for $4,000 pamages.

Janesville.- John II. Parker, Of Be-
lott, has started in the circuit court q
$4,000 damage suit against the Fair
banks Morse company, of Beloit. for
personal injuries sustained in fall
from scaffolding at that concerns
plant some months ago. Parker was
employed as brick man. 1t is alleged
that he broke both arms and legs and
injured his face and back and that one
of his legs had to be amputated seven
inches from the hip.
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The News Condensed.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Rather, formerly
of Kenosha, was killed in sewer trench
at Burlington, Ia, the side of the trench
caving in and burying him.
Milwaukee.-Ad Meinecke, head
of the well-known firm of A. Meinecke
& Sons, and the Meinecke Toy company,
died here at his home. He was almost
rs years of age.
Milwaukee. dealers in Wisconsin
farm lands who have found their bust
ness practically ruined through a re-
cent enactment Of the legislature, pre-
venting railroads from granting rate
concessions to homeseekers in the
state.
Racine--One of the most noteworthy
family celebrations ever held in this
city was the diamond wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Evan Griffith
Madison.-Col. John G.. Talsman, of
Wisconsin, read paper on signaling
before the interstate national guard
convention at st. Paul.
Chippewa Falls.-The Wisconsin Ma
tional bank of Milwaukee has been APP
proved as reserve agent for the Lum-
bermen's National bank of Chippewa
Falls.
Norway-The engine and 20 loaded
cars were hurled in the ditch and de-
molished in wreck on the Northwest
ern road at Pine creek bridge, one mile
from Norway. The train consisted of
70 loaded ore cars
Devils Lake.-Chauncey the 14-year-
old son of G.. w. Holmes, while climb
ing the east bluff here fell 80 feet and
sustained severe injuries. 1t took four
men over an hour to carry him down
the steep face Of the cliff.
Fort Atkinson.-A uniqre wedding
took place here at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Wilderman, when their
daughter Miss Anna Wilderman, who
has been deaf and dumb since birth,
was married to Herman F. Witte, of
Chicago, also deaf and dumb, by the
Rev Mr.. Hasenstad, of Chicago, an
other deaf mute.
La Crosse.--One of the most daring
burglaries ever committed here took
place at the home of Harry L. Colman,
a member of the Colman Lumber COM
pany, when robbers secured $1,000
worth of silver. The rooms on the low
er floor were Systematically searched
and everything in the way Of silver anc
cash taken.
Weyauwega.-The dam across the
Waupaca river was broken by the high
water and three feet of the crest swept
away. Work of repairs was begun at
once. but in the meantime the mills
and electric light plant were idle.
Athens Phillip John Drissen and
Herman Zick were drowned in Black
creek. Drissen was caught in the swift
current below the dam and Zick, who
could not swim, plunged in to save
him, and both we're drowned
Eau Ciaire.-In row over the gov
eminent post Office site, G. w Churchill
and Attorney l.. A. Doolittle came to
blows here.
La Crosse.-The steamer J. s., with
1000 excursionists from La Crosse
on board, was caught in terrific
storm between Winona and La Crosse
Waupun. William Bernstein, a not
ed crook who was sentenced to a long
term for robbing the Milwaukee Bag
company of 81 200, is dead from appendi-
citis in the federal prison here.
Lynxville.- Three Italians attempted
to force $50 Italian railroad laborers to
strike here for an increase Of wages,
and when they refused, sought to com
pei them by firing into them with shot
guns. A riot ensued, in which three
men were shot.
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Cashier Arrested.

Clinton, Mo-, June 26.Thomas M.
Casey, cashier of the Salmon & Salmon
bank, has been arrested on charge of
forging two notes aggregating $4,000,
preferred by w M. Stevens. Casey
had hypothecated the original notes IN
Kansas City, and copies were found in
the bank here by Bank Examiner Cock.
The Salmon bank affairs are in de-
plorable shape and it is feared depos-
itors will realize little.
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Morton Resumes Equitable Work

New York, June 26.-Paul Morton
returned from Washington Saturday
and resumed his work as chairman of
the Equitable society. He was in con-
ference during the day with represent
atives of the expert accountants VINO
are making an investigation of the
Equitable affairs under his direction.
Mr.. Morton said through his secretary
that he had not accepted any further
designations, nor would he intimate
when he intends to take such action.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Twentieth Century Limited on
the Lake Shore railroad, the worlds
fastest train, was wrecked at Mentor, o.,
and 10 persons were killed. The disas-
ter is laid to wreckers.
The 20-hour schedule of the Twen-
tieth Century Limited train on the
New York Central-Lake Shore line
will be restored at once, in place of
the 18-hour schedule, on which the
train had been running for only few
days.
Troops have stormed the barricades
erected in the streets of LODI, Russian
Poland, by the strikers. Fifty persons
have been killed and 200 wounded. Mar
tial law will be declared.
AS the result of quarrel at Winter,
Wis, between Henry Casseday, Ken
tuckian. and John Stacey, a quarter
breeS indian, over the proper way to
pull a stump, Casseday struck Stacey
with a pickax and killed him.
Secretary of the Navy Morton reports
securing big decrease in telephone
rates for government service.
American yachts won at the Kiel
races, one being the American built
Meteor ILL.,, sailed by Emperor Will
liam.
The British parliament authorized
$100,000,000 to expand railways in In
dia.
The New York health department re-
ports that the birth rate of the city
exceeds 1000 a week, and more than
30 per 1000 population.
Benjamin H. Gaskill, the Philadel-
phia broker, left diary confessing to
brother that he had lived dual life,
committing immense forgeries when
under the influence of drink.
President Roosevelt emphasized his
faith in Assistant Secretary Loomis by
appointing him envoy to receive Paul
Jones remains.
An inspired article printed in Berlin
intimates mat Germany will reject the
French suggestion regarding the pro-
posed conference on Morocco.
The Chinese threat of a trade boy
colt moves President Roosevelt and
the cabinet to decide on a less strin-
gent enforcement of the exclusion law.
Eight officials and attorneys in
Chickasaw nation, I, r.. were indicted
on charges of embezzling school funds.
A violent eruption of Vesuvius is
feared. People living near are ordered
to flee.
China will enact law forbidding
Monaghan laborers emigrating to the
United States.
One hundred and sixty seed dealers
from all parts of the United States met
at Alexandria Bay, N. Y, in the twen-
ty-third annual convention of the Amer
lean Seed Trade association.
Simon Ford, negro who assaulted a
white woman, was taken from jail at
Hohenwald, Tenn, by a mob of so men
and shot to death.
Fire almost entirely destroyed the
wholesale grocery house of Brinkmey-
er, Kuhn & Co., at Indianapolis. Ind.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The United States government shows
that the new fast trains between New
York and Chicago facilitate business.
making possible delivery of mail in the
west day sooner.
A British club has accepted John
Wanamaker's offer to give it President
Roosevelt's portrait
lightning struck wagon in which
employees of a circus were sleeping at
Augusta, Mich, killing Advance Agent
w. ]. Currier, of Flint, Mich, and in
juring five other men.
600 barrels of naphtha, was struck by
lightning at Lima, O. Loss, 5000. 900.
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New Trials for Ex-oficials

Madison, Wis, June 26 The Wis
consin supreme court Saturday grant
ed new trials in the cases of Former
Alderman Charles Havenor and For
mer Supervisor Schultz, Of Wilwau-
kee, charged with bribery. The deci-
sions for the trials are based prin-
cipally on irregularity of the court in
admitting certain evidence and in
structing the juries after they had
been sent to the jury room
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Unearth valuable Safe.

Neenah. The Office safe of the Ma
tional hotel, which was destroyed by
fire two years ago, was unearthed here
by workmen engaged in removing the
debris and was found to contain nego-
table notes valued at $1,000. The fire,
which claimed two lives, did not scorch
the papers. Former Manager George
Reid, of Minneapolis, states that he
had been under the impression that
everything was destroyed.
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THE cHIcAGo sTRIKE.

John G. Driscoll showed the Chicago
grand jury over 100 Cancelled checks,
representing payments made by him to
labor leaders to settle or avert various
strikes.
Cornelius p. Shea was swept aside by
the Chicago Transfers Joint Council,
which named committee empowered
to end the long-drawn-out strike.
Settlement of the teamsters' strike is
blocked by the controversy over the dis
play of union buttons by drivers.
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In his newly published book Andrew
Carnegie tells this story to illustrate
the pride Of profession: Street
scrapers were at their noon repast.
McCarty, recently deceased, was the
subject of eulogy, one going SO far as
to assert that he was the best man
that ever scraped hoe on Liberty
street. To this, one who had aspira-
lions allowed Mac was good enough
on plain work, but around the gas
posts he wasn't worth cent? 4"
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Certainly replied his victim, "you
can have the pound / banted off last
week"
Feeling he had gone Portia one bet
ter. he liked to Shakespeare with the
news.-N. Y. Sun.
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Dies in Auto Crash.

New York, June &c. One man dead.
three seriously injured and three 9th
ers cut and bruised is the result Of
the automobile accident in Jerome
avenue. The wreck occurred before
the gates of Woodlawn cemetery. Paul
Foster, whose skull was fractured, and
who died soon after reaching the hos
pital, is said to have been a native Of
Boston.
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Icehouses Burned.

Pewaukee. great Armour ice
houses were struck by lightning and
practically destroyed, leaving their
contents of 100000 tons of ice to go to
waste. In addition to the ice houses
the residence of the superintendent, the
barns and the boarding house, with so
rooms, were destroyed. The loss is be-
tween $225,000 and 100000.
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BARNARD Gossip.

Mr.. Rooster That young Miss Pullet
is very cold and standoffish. She must
be from Boston. Doubtless of Plymouth
Rock ancestry.
Mr.. Gander-No; the poor thing can't
help her icy disposition. She was I'M
expectedly Matched from cold-storage
egg.-Chicago Sun.
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BASEBALL.
Standing of the Clubs in the Contest
for Championship Honors-
Sundays Games.

The following tables show the num-
Der of games won and lost and the per-
centage of clubs of leading baseball or
CARNATIONS, National league.
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Charged with spouse's Murder.

Richmond, Ind, June 26. Mrs.
George Keever, in jail here for shoot
ing her husband, was Saturday charged
with murder, Keeyer having died Sat
urday morning. The Keever home is
at Pennville.
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Two Drowned in quarry.

ManitoYoc.- Georgia Knapp,
aged 16 years, and John Lat, % years,
we're drowned at quarry, IL miles from
here. The drowning was the result of an
accident to aboating party. Three others
escaped similar fate.
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Mrs. Trout-Any gossip?
Mrs. Bass-Yes, the Shads have terri
BILE skeletons in their family-N. Y.
Sun.
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Some men are thrust into promi-
nence and others Just butt in.
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SUMMARY OF A
WEEKS EVENTS
MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
AT HOME AND ABROAD IN
CONDENSED FORM.
THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST

Progress Of IEostilities Between Rus
STA and Jspan-Doings at Wash
ington-ItGms Of Interest from
All Over the World.
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The Pound of Flesh.
Shylock was demanding his pound OF
flesh.