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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04
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@fsfariiun. &ublic S,pneribip.
(SocialiiD Yartiet afbol6er fin tien-
be Dompifibsefsfnriion og &ienic
Senoag 90. Mueuit. Mfgangen tier
fra Minnebaba Gambling 5ormio0ag
ST. 8 % fra st. SAUL T%ormiooag
SCI. 10. Gen elegante Camper u8ur>
|cbale" % 8argen u1min Cities" er
lejebe til benne lloflugt. Gnbpibere
or Der ipr9et for go6 Muiif, % Der
garanteres for en- idle @etningcr
bebagelig l1oflugt. &icntc'en bill bli.
lie ofbo10t pes Diomor6 8luff.
SnoebrGnotc @eite. Staloen til
Diamono- 5nel So. al bpilfet Dor
2anosmono 81. Sfellet er Meoin-
osbarer, blao Senoag @ftermiooog
poelogt peo Brano; og 5 per6iful6e
&&eIite omfom / 6lammernc. GiIia'
brenote bele Jooeroplaget % oft
bpao ser fat6teS at 5talomaterieI.
Sloen optic be0 at Drenge rig 1obaf
i Nerbe0en al Stal0en. Stal6mc.
1teren lob in6 StaI0er. ga ban iaQ
Slben, for at re66e 9eitene, men oet
lDffeoes bom fun at faa ire al 6isie
l16. @eitene bar puroerebe til $1,000
mes fun $500 Msiuronce.
Set norifc 9iafonisiebjem paa Ia.
Mbe. g. og %. 5treet, en- Sn1titu=
tion, ser er bel fjen0t blo1ot ollie
9onite og Moromenb / Minneapolis
% Minneiota, % bpor ioa mango
2anosmnno / SDgoomstilfql6e bar
funoet penlig Wo6tagelle % ombDg<
gelig @leje, for / lange 5ioer trengt
til 1tpre 2ofaler for at 6ens 8irf<
lombeo fnn0e fomme til lin ful0e
Set. Ior1fen ON Ell ny 8pgning bar
lenge peret UNDER Sberpejel1e blorot
@iemmetS &enner, % forlfiellige
@laner far peret uofaiteoe. Mu pil
EN- al 6isie &loner bltpe ipgt reoli<
ferret, ioet Ser er en5nbifriptinos<&o-
mitee ltn6er Dannell e, JONI ont faa
Gage bill begpnoe at lomle Mi6ler
til Sen 11De 8pgning, ser oil fomme
til at folte ca. 10000.
u&pngen al 9anmart". @n Dir
beioer peo Nopn &ortpig @arlien,
JONI / oct minoite giper Jig ltoieenoe
al at bore 5inosipg % falber fig
&o1gen al 9anmorf, begift 5en6ags
ct Sperfalo poa en- &agtmano peo
Holiiaoe MpIlen. San ineg Jig tn6
ppqq oenne ! @prfet % ilog bam |
&obeoet meb EFT Sernitang, iaa bat
beiptme0e. @n an6en Mrbeioer
Mbllen gap Zig / & me0 @ol6s-
monoen, % imeus tom 8agtmanoen
til Zig ielp % tilfalote &olitiet, lom
anbol6t bam. Caribou paaltaar, al
ian lom @onee lar Sob at 1laa iinc
ltn6erioatter for6erbe6e, ON ban
lin @isoom finder bette npoDeabtgt.
lrten &olittst tror, at Man6en life
CT idd gal, iom ban ld0er fig, % al
ban fun fpiller Danpittig for at ltno.
gao Straf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

81. 3. y. Nrebibalo, Ell trent
ragenbe ct. Saul 29ge, orllfneoc |
fit 8abefor. @an bap0e pGret iDg
nogle Gage. Otter ct 8ao peD Mi1<
natsti6 forglemte bon at tom1ne til,
bage, % beo ltn6erigQelie for6te5
ban 500 / 8ooeforret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

!6nnbefangere CT MI abe. @per
!&nnh, inm life er foripnet meo r2t=
cenie", bliper fan9et og oil bliue
orufne efter "a Gimers Iorlpb. iaa.
trent gieren life in1finnsser Zig o6
betaler for atcenie, Der er 81 for
@onner % So for Sumner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Gbas. @oobwin blep opooget al
fine 8prn ben9enoe / 8a6epereliet.
9e ifar bam 11eo, og Ser ct Sanoipn-
ligbe0 for, at bans SIP oil funrle
reDoes. q"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Gicnbpmsbeiiobcrc pao Mario Mne.
protelterebe imoo, at oeres @abe
if11loe blipe brolagt mes Sanoiten
9e piloe bape Mspbalt, og set er life
l,1nl1ligt at Sc oil foo 0eres Gillie lat
igiennem, enbifjpnt &%ontraften ollie
reoe bar gipet ub.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Tem SSnfanteri=& ompognier, ito
ttonerct Deo sort smelling, er fra=
p9renbe pao en- 8 Cages &repe
@aricb til Mnnonoale. Sc bopoe
ful0 Oppofning mes Jig.
--.4 -. II AZ.
Nlma edriot, blep orreiteret for
egsgjangeri al &arf &olitiet pao
Mrca6e ct. ner Ybalen &arf. sun
bopoe ct &or Imoo &affer, ollie bel1-
oes ioroiife 8eii6oelier. st 6oripg
pil blipe gjort paa at finoe n6 ON
BUN bar nogen Senter. SUN taller
me9et baorligt @ngeIff.
Gn Sammenligning meIlem &on1-
iep og &ennepin@ Counties l1ogifter be-
Ter, at &amiep gonntDs l16gifter ere
nGiten ligeiaa itore iom &ennepir1
@orntps, e%nbifjgnt &ennepin @ountp
bar 10000 flere Menneiter iomt ct
6laoetnobolb al omtrent 400 flere
&ba6ratmil. l1ogifterne for Sc to
Counties bar ii6ite Star: &ennepin
$4,000, &amieD $128,000.
Gn &ineier, Gong Gee Soc, iom
bar ct &aoiferi paa &apne Mbe. og
@bitall Str, er / &%aiiotten, dnflaget
for at babe Dolotaget ella Sobnien,
Sen IA Mar gomle 9otter af sSSobr1
SSobnion, paa Senfs og Men6ota
Streets. 8igen bar fornplig 1teot /
8%erneretten, anflaget for norbentlig
Spf6riel, og set par paa @runo al
Mflpringer, ser fremfom UNDER bette
Torbgr, at Mrreitationen bIep giort.
&olitiet tror, at Der er obifillige an=
Ore n11ge Higer 1omt &inel ere inoDif=
let ! ligne1t6e &iitorier.
5pbilcr. 9torfea braete smaa=
6renge til Mrs. Sobn 2arion, 344
50. Central 5treet, Mrs. 8. @lal1-
len, $50 g. grcbanae @tr,-Mrs. 6.
30. l1Imlanb, So IS. Segiomine Str,
Mrs. Sobbn 81! @eterion, $50 2atpion
Ctr, Mrs. Sens @eberion, GA
8roaomuD, Mrs. s.. 8eterion $50
#Sturgis Str, iornt @maapigex til
Mrs. S. S. Dillon, sci gprf street,
Mirs. $. Mn6erion, 1173 @bgerto,1
Ctr, Mrs. .gbnrIes 5ran5en, $40
&antborne Str, Nrs. g. @ra11oaNl,
1905 &eaneD Ctr, lM1rs. 6. S. Sin.
berion, 353 Gales t. Mfrs. 81. Mel-
ion, 271 Belmont Str. Mrs $.
&enoricfion, 852 G6nrlt1o Ctr,
Mrs Cans Nelion, 1866 81. On
tbonb Mpe., Mrg. Gric g strom
11o9 Satbnrbm Str, Mrg. CHARLES
Nnoerfon, $3.50 @eanepsg ST.. blep pel-
iianet meo piIlinger, Dreng %
l9ige Ss IS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Man be6puer life at bore ba,1ee
for at Sen guile Sober ifal 11oa berop.
Smitten dperferes nemlig pes Ell
Molfit, iom Set CT. poopiit life fn1
lepe Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

SA%Hg
assrs. geo. Senien er Der ra al
l,ttb, beipacnoe slngt % genner.
Asfalt 8rplrgninsen paa 6. 7N
ct. bill inart blue repareret.
9anmarfs Spnncr bapoe lin 4ic>
nic / @bite Bear 5pnoag..
~stcmmemaifiner al forifjeligt So
brifat, er I'LL pes at undertakes Ell
Hrgpe.
Gen MIC &cjpiicr er l11t fGroig.
Ser er 2,340 flere Napne / Sen iaar
enc ifjor.
Tlerc cnb 1000 Me1neiter beipg=
te 9opitoliet bper Gag iiolte Maa=
ne6.
@laops Starr, Ell Z Mar eammel
@ige, iii fine &lGber ibrono pe6 cit
Bonfire og bleb iao lemt forbranot,
at bum bg6e.
Soiepb Gber, cit ltngarer, begif
Selpmorb i Como &art beb Sfp6-
ming. Mongel poa Mrbei0e aa,tages
at pere Mariogen til @anolingen.
5bpmas aoralis, Ell sfapuoier pil
ianoipnli9piS 90 iom 6glge al 8rano=
iaor, lom BON fit, ibet ban ffuloe
tonoe en- @osolinlonlpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Nilliam Sitter iogipger 5l1perin-
tcnoent Sohn 6it59eral0 al M%rbeios=
bulet for at bope roget al bam bons
npDelige, m%prtebrl,ne> O%perifi9g, me-
bens bon bar cit @jelt poo Snltitu=
tet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Observation-Disclosures. 5sleenoe
bar poataget Jig set e9telfabelige
Mog: &pbert &elm % @milp Heter=
ion, Gbarles e. Molm og Mtnnie s..
Eeterlon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

ct. Saul Sraocs m1b 2abur us
iemblp bill gipe $1,000 til Sc gfpoli=
benoe pe6 Sperlppmmelien peo Slit
fin, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

SSfplse en- &:jenbelie al CONNER
&ellp iao bar 8olitiet in9en Set til
at trnnge in6 i pripote &ule og gri=
be Spiller=H erapbernalia. &an n9g=
te0e at gipe Eolitiet Sillaoelje til at
foretoge Ell l111oerlpgelie al ct Har
&Grelier / @ranb Central @otel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04
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Fortjeneste og stadig B~eskj9ftelse he1e Aaret
rundt.
Fortjenesten over 100 procent.
For frie Prever og videIe Oplysning tilskriv
w. M. GRIFFIN. President.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Sent SSnfanteri=& ompagnier, ito
1tonerct Deo Jort smelling, er fra=
bnrenoe pao en- 8 Cages Hrepe
Moricb til Mrmonoole. Sc bopoe
fulo Oppoft,ing mes Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

stcluart sebinoler ipraag MS at
ct % 500 bgit &inoue paa Mrbeibs=
buiet> % un0ilop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

5elpmoro / Como &art be6 Sfp6=
ming. Mongel poa Mrbei6e aa,tages
at pere Moriagen til @onOlinge1.
Sbpmas &pralis, Ell Sfapuoier pil
in1oipnli9pis 90 JONI 5glge al 8rano=
laar, lom ban fit, ioet ban ifrloe
t0n6e en- @asoltnlampe.
Observation-Disclosures. Jel9enoe
bar poatoget Jig set agteifabelige
Mog: &obert &elm % @milp 8eter=
Jon, Gborles g. Malm og Mtnnte s.
Eeterlon.
Mlliam Bitter iogipger 5uperin=
tcnoent Sohn 6it5gerolO al Mrbeios='
bulct for at bope roget al bam bol1s
mpDelige, mprtehrl,ne, ODerlfj9g, me-
beus BON bar eli @jelt poo Srltitlt=
tct.
Gicnbpmsbeiibbcrc pao Mario Mpe.
protejtere0e imoO, at Oeres @a0e
ifl1l0e blipe brolagt mes Sanolte1
De piloe bope Mspbolt, og set er life
l,ml1ligt at Sc pil foo bereS Gillie lat
igiennem, en0lfjpnt &olltraften alle=
reoe bar gtpet 110.
9r. .. u, Mrebibalo, Ell trent
rogenbe ct. Saul 29ge, 0rltfne0e /
fit &aoefar. san bapoe pGret lDg
nogle Gage. Otter ct 8a6 pep Mi1<
natsti6 forglemte ban at fon1tne til.
bage, % peO ltnoeripaelie fan6tes
bnn 500 / 8ooeforret.
6nnoefan9erc CT MI mbc. @per
6nnh, inm life err foripnet meb r2i<
cenie", bliper fanget og oil blipe
orr1fne efter "a 9imers Iorlpb. iaa.
trent @ieren life in3finsser Zig OF
betaler for 2tcenie, Der CT 81 for
@on,1er % So. for Sumner.
Sfplsc en- &jenbelic al CONNER
&ellp iao bar 8olitiet inee,1 Set til
at trn119e ino / pripote &uie og gri=
be Spiller=8 &a,1 neg=
teoe at gine Eolitiet Gillaoelje til at
foretage Ell llloerlpgelie al ct &ar
&9reller @ronb Central &otel.
2%posfalb: 8ietor Sobnion, 81
Malen Greet, 80 Mar, sen 23be
Suli, &o5el IS. 6. Dillon, 688 6. 5tb
Ctr, 5 Mar, Sen 24oe Suli, S6a &e=
terion, 8etbes0a @oipitol, 80 Mar,
Den 290e, Mugr1it Sobnion, 8etbesba
9oipital, 81 9lor, Sen 30te.
III Jrp9t for smitte tillooer @ier=
ne al bpibprbeoe &elte Ell beres Dpr
at briffe beo Sc offentlige @an6e=
S,I1S5o on lNhnnn hor ofor+ C.o,.Sd,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

til 81. $50.
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juvc.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 r. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
st trc tigers Mpbc al leoenoe &e-
li9ioniiter boloes mi i &amline.
Olaf 2ce er pe0 at bpgge ct ST.
600 @iem poo Seslie % &eDes 5trs.
Miniatnr so9et i 8bolen &orf
lpb al Sppret / Sirs6ags % flere
at &ognene blep goela9te.
Mrs. &asmnS @anien lig9er me.
get ing / benoes Siem paa 8roa6-
map.
Gen MIC Gporppsnslinje melIeln
Spo ct. Saul % 2incoln Yorf er
1lt aaber.
Golittbetjent. Mar &eters blep
mulfteret cit Maonebs 2pn for 11or<
0entlig Spferiel.
Subn &. @anlcp, Baltimore 8pg<
ming, CT orrelteret for nloplig BRIG
al Goiten.
Gte,part Sebinbler iprang uo at
ct % 500 b9it &ir0ue pao Mrbeios=
buiet, og unollop.
ct. Yanl Srabes anb 2abpr Ms=
iemblp bill gipe $1,000 til Sc Meoli=
N~s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

WORT STORE $1.OO TILBUD.
8 2-1b. PIX. Mead's F1aked Rye.
8 Lib. PIX. Perfection Rye Coffee.
I 2lb. FIX. US. Rolled Macaroni Wheat.
1 1K-lb. PIX. Cream Of Barley. ~
1 5-lb. PIX. Mead's Barley Flour.
i LIB. FIX. Pearl Barley,
10 fu1dvagtige Parker. &1H
20 lbs. Worlds Choicest Cereals.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Subn e.. @anlcp, Baltimore 8pg<
CT arreiteret for 1,loplig 8rl1g
nj Holten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

2pbsfalb: gictor Sobnion, 81
Mbalen Greet, 80 Mar, sen 23oe
SSuli, &o5el IS. 6. Dillon, 688 6. 5tb
Str, 5 Mar, Sen 24oe SS11li, S6a &e=
terion, 8et6esoa @oipital, 80 Mar,
Den 296e, Ml1guit Sobnion, 8etbesoa
9oipital, % Mar, Sen 30te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

&ulitibetjent. Dag &eters b1ep
mulfteret cit MaaneoS 2pn for 1tor-
bentlig Spfpriel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Gen MIC Spurposnslinje melleln
Spo ct. saul % 2incoln Yorf er
mi aoben.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
BOAR, BEAR AND BULLDOG.
Three Animals in Fierce Battle-Bruin
Kills Both Anniversaries But
Is Then Shot.

Wind Gap. PA fierce battle be-
tween a boar, bear and bulldog in the
dead of night was the most exciting oc-
currence that has stirred this place in
many years. Samuel W. Hoffman, a
wood-chopper, was awakened by an I'M
earthly chorus of roars, squeals and
yelps He jumped out of bed, and, with
out waiting TO dress. grabbed his rifle
and hurried to the pig pen.
In front of the pen Hoffman found his
boar, his bulldog and a black bear in
conflict The three were so mixed up
that Hoffman did not dare to shoot.
Finally the bulldog was thrown into the
air dead, and the boar killed with few
more blows Then Mr.. Bruin shambled
off, but Hoffman shot him.
The bear had climbed into the pigsty,
killed a pig, and had been attacked by
the boar. In the fight the pen was torn
down and the bulldog joined the rumpus.
The bear weighed over 300 pounds
Hoffman was nearly exhausted from the
cold when the battle ended
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
LOVE FINALLY TRIUMPHS.
Soldier WEEDS Sweetheart Whose Fa-
ther Sent Her to Kansas to
Defeat Lovers.

ST. Louis.-Love triumphed over all
obstacles at Clayton when Sergt L. C.
Burdett, of the Jefferson guards, and
Miss Mollie Kelly, of Peniel, w. Va,
were married by Rev. r. c. Rinkle,
pastor of the Clayton Methodist
church.
Burdett and his bride were sweet
hearts in their childhood, but, as they
grew up their union was violently op-
posed by J. c. Kelly, the young wom-
ans father. He forbade his daughter
to have anything TO do with Burdett,
and he breathed easier when Burdett
Joined Battery o of the First United
States artillery and was sent 10 CAL
weston.
About a year ago Kelly discovered
that a secret correspondence was being
carried on between the lovers, and
sent his daughter to visit relative in
Parsons, Kan. instructing his kins-
man to assist him in his endeavor to
cause Burdett TO lose trace of her.
The effort was of no avail however
Burdett kept up a correspondence with
Miss Kelly after he was detached from
the regular service for duty at the
worlds fair. Recently he was ordered
20 Portland, Ore. and sent for his
fiancee. She arrived in St Louis and
the wedding followed shortly after
ward. The couple are now on the way
to Oregon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
FRENCH ACTRESS
IN GREAT "STUNT"
MIME. REJANE DANCES THE CAN
CAN AT HYDE DINNER.
ECLIPSES LITTLE EGYPT"
Sensational Escapade at Sherry's
Causes Stir Throughout New
York-Story Is Denied by
the Woman.

New York.-Mme. Gabrielle Rejane,
the French actress, danced the can-can
on the top of a table at the James H.
Hyde ball ut Sherrys recently, if GER
tam reports OF the great event can be be-
lieved.
Ever since the night of Hyde's ball,
with Nine. Rejane as the guest of honor,
there has been a story TO this effect in
the clubs, at the restaurants, and over
five O'Clock tea tables. In tact, the story
of the actress escapade comes from so
many quarters that there no longer is
any doubt of its truth
Stories differ as to how the episode
came about. One version has 1t she in
terpoliated this speciality as a sort of
entr'act between the little play of her
friend, Nj. Incidents, Entire Deux
Portes, and a recitation written Cor the
occasion, which proved so long it sent
some members of King Louis gay court
half asleep.
Another version has it that the can
can episode did not take place until
early in the morning, after everybody
had had at least one supper and good
many of the more staid guests had gone
home.
All the stories agreed upon one point,
and that is that Nine. Rejane did climb
on the top of the table and dance a can
can which couldn't be beaten by any pro-
fessional dancer at the Moulin Rouge.
In fact, she did it with so much abandon
and grace that she successfully effaced
all recollection of Little Egypt" who.
until then, held the record for this sort
of speciality at Sherry's
To say that this dance Of Rejane's
created a sensation is putting the fact
mildly. but as it usually happens in i'm
promptu and spontaneous episodes of
this kind, the can-can did not make
nearly as great a stir at the none emit as
it did on the following day, when the
spectators had time TO think it all over
in cold blood.
The can-can generally has been ia
booed at Sherry's for many seasons
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18

ever since the famous Seeley dinner, in
fact-and so far as one can judge from
passing remarks those who witnessed
Nine. Rejane's terpischorean speciality
say it is likely to be put away in lavender
again at Sherry's for some time
OF all the guests at Hyde's bell who
were interviewed only one. a close per-
sonal friend of the host. was found who
would deny the can-can episode point
plank, and even he finally "hedged" to
this extent:
"Of course it might have taken place,
but cannot conceive how came to miss
it, unless it was that the lighting in the
ballroom was so bad you know"
Mr.. Hyde emphatically denied the
story that Nine. Rejane did the can
can"
"Can-can, indeed" said Hyde, with
heat. "Can-can," and then Hyde's
feelings overcame him.
The comment of Nine Rejane was
Enthusiastically French
81 dance a can-can at the Hyde ball?
No. indeed" she declared ''but would
have done so had they asked me- have
mo, 1t is not true" Nine Rejane said
pensively. Il don't know how it could
have happened
"At what moment could have danced
the can-can? ?" she asked. thinking hard
when I recited the poem by Robert
Defiers? oh, you could not mistake il
for a table. Read the poem. Do you
see chance in 1t for the can-can?"
I'm the poem l am a Sylvan in pan.
niers and patches. Not one verse in the
entire work gives me a chance to kick
1t was not the fashion then. You may
say what you wish about me- Anything
that you say will not offend me- But yor
may not say that am not an artist.
81 am an artist. | don't co incongru
Gus things. The can-can would hav,
been incongruous."
Don't you wish il were true, though p
exclaimed a young woman. in French
Mime. Rejane. that you could dance tn,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
DRANK INTERCOLLEGIATE;
FROZE, THAWED, BLEW UP
"Pete" Got Drunk on Deadly Explos-
i've and His Remains Have
Disappeared.

LIE Sueur, Minn.-Clyde Argondale. a
wealthy farmer. has for some months
employed a hired man named Pete. "
No other name was known for him.
He was morose. grabbed, and reticent.
The other day he went to the village OF
Wheatley and became intoxicated. He
met the town marshal. who had a bottle
OF nitroglycerin taken from a bank rob-
Der. Pete bet dollar he could drink
1t all, and promptly Won the bet by do
ing so.
AS everybody feared he would explode,
he had lonesome afternoon, and early
in the evening started walking home.
In the morning his body, frozen stiff,
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Beard Sweeps the Ground.

Hiawatha, Kan.-Stephen Lamber-
son, of BlacL hawt, Col, who is visiting
his brother. Moses Lamberson, has a
beard which reaches to the ground when
combed out. 1t is the product of more
than so years growth. Mr.. Lamberson
is 70 years old and is very proud Of his
long, silky beard. but rather than attract
too much attention On the streets, he
braids it and keeps it coiled under his
vest. When his brother. Moses Lamber-
son, last saw him the beard only
reached to his knees. That was 3S years
ago.
Brother Bobbie (on the stairs),--
They won't have the cheek to kiss
each other in the face of that. guess
Jester.
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was found a furlong from Argondale's
place.
Argondale and another hired man
dragged the distorted corpse into a
workshop and placed it near a stove in
which hot fire was started. The men
went away to notify the authorities, and
while they were gone Pete and the shop
blew up.
1t is supposed the heat thawed out
the nitroglycerin and caused an explo-
sion. Petes remains cannot be found.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
Unintent;onal.

We'll" said the young lawyer, after
he had heard his cnenrs story. your
case appears to be coed. | think we
can secure a verdict without much
trouble
That's what l told my wife, when
she insisted that we ought 10 engage
MIR. c., who's first-class lawyer. -
CasselrS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
The Hour EXPLAINS.

Shapely. What's this l hear about
Charley Rounder?
Handy.-he tell down the church
steps and broke a leg.
Shapely.-Lid' it happen about ten
o'clock this morning?
Handy.-No, about two o'clock this
morning.-Cincinnau Commercial Tri-
bune.
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A Chilly Comparison.

Yes" said the girl from Omaha, 1--WE
have very suGde. changes out home.
I've often seen the thermometer fall
more than 20 degrees in an hour"
But" replied the Boston spinster.
that is not remarkable. once saw a
thermometer fall 80 feet in less than
three seconds. "-Chicago Record-Her-
aid
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Served Him Right.

DR.. Guillotin had just invented his
machine.
Il was trying to get something for
Mrs. G. TO sharpen her pencil with in
stead Of my razor" he explained.
When his own life paid the penalty,
the ladies agreed it served him just
right.--N. Y. Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
Proof Positive.

Lawyer-You say you were sitting In
a room, could not see the road, heard
nothing, and yet swear. sill. that an au-
tomobile passed at seven o'clock.
Witness Certainty: sme.t 1T
Puck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
After the Consultation.

well, Drs. Brown and Smith are go
ing to operate upon old Gotrox."
rs the operation necessary"
why, yes; Brown has a note coming
due, and Smith wants an automobile"
Puck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
Extremes.

How far is a Sabbath days journey,
pop?"
"It depends on whether it is being
made by a chauffeur OF a messenger
boy, my son."-Yonkers Statesman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18

ArthGr.-My dear!
She.-lts no use protesting; You
should have married some credulous.
stupid girl,
Arthur.-Well, darling. / cid my
very best.-Broollyn Life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
The Greatest.

"Who is the greatest Hamlet"
my dear sir" answered Mr.. Storm
ington Barnes. Il have never seen the
greatest Hamlet / reserve that expert
ence for my audiences. Washington
Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18

can-can?'
you peevish. insufferable creature"
laughed Rejane. 81 can dance the cam
can. | am not as old as you think"
Then sadness appeared in her eyes.
and she said: Alas. il is true had TO
cease to try-some time ago"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-03-18
Nobody Walks.

Motorman (street car)-How does
the car happen ter be so crowded this
trip?
Conductor.-This is the meeting day
of the Physical Exercise ciub-N. Y.
Weekly.
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it is thoroughly equipped
to do all kinds of printing on
short notice. We make a
speciality of Society printing
aud work for Insurance Com
panies, such as Financial
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WOI

We print Handbils, Quarter-Sheets, Half and Whole
Sheet posters Tags Tickets Placards Society Cards. Min
utes, Visiting Cards. Mourning Stations y.
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sards, Policies, both straight
life and benevolent, Physi-
clans Certificates, Sick Cards,
IMPLICATION blanks, Agents
report Sheets, Rate Cards,
&c.