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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

which her husband left her In his
will.
uraadn and his wife became
estranKcd shortly before HIS death.
He made a will leaving his Interest
in the Vienna cafe. on Second ay-
snue. 10 his brother and r. Jobst
aud made bis brother his heir 20 the
rest Of the property.
The widow vigorously contested
the will with the result that the su-
preme court recently gave her an
allowance Of $3.50 a month from the
estate. while II Is IN litigation. She
will receive 81 500 for back allow
ance. which was not paid while the
matter was before the supreme
court.
Judge Bell held yesterday that
Mrs Draado Is entitled TO all the
community property. which IL but a
small part Of the estate She claimed
that the cafe WIS community prop
erty. but Judge BELL ruled against
her. Mrs Draado will appeal to
the supreme court from Judge Bells
decision. The Drasdo estate IL
valued at about $50 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

one half remains on the dump walt
ing for treatment and tranauoFta-
ton. only the high grade ores av-
eraHlnK over 400 to the ton have
been shipped. Charles sehvab. the
steel maEuais. is heavily interested
in the district The advent 81 Gold
field and ImllffoK have given a
heavy stimulus 20 the eify's COM
usrNgal development
The ore deposits are well defined
veins. maintaining a nearly regular
strike or DIP The principal veins
average several feet iH width The
chief trend 81 the veins ia from east
20 west. but Ia the developed region
the veins divsrEp regularly ~ that
they Tie like the spokcH n "a wheel
GuIdnrld vas discovered by two
young men named Harry stimler
and VIII Marsh. While going over
Columbia mountain they found
float quartz that p1nned rich iu
geld. Further prospecting brought
them into the amphltheaier formed
b. the iow. nat-tapped Tanopnh
mountains. the present site 81 thu
town Of Cioidncid Here they found
gold in abundance and when the
news % their good luck reached
Tauopah aud Reno there WIS Blk
rush Mines OF great value were
soon uncovered and over tfo00.004
i, orth Of ore has been taken out
within a year. one specimen ~ ore
nsanyed $4,000 ta the ron.
The geoiory Of Goldfield has evch
PUZZLED the eNperta u S. essential
81 a gold camp That the site has
been subjected 10 series of erup-
tionH is evident "a even the tyro il
minernlory Geological cvidruA
demonstrates that there have been
three distinct rhynlite tmnltrn rock
or laval flows of different periods
When these flows covered the SUR
rounding country n series Of deep
pofphyry dykes were intruded Ia the
Gaping and On their ascent gave out
siiiCouuH solutions containing gold.
At present the ores are free milling.
but the deepest workings show tho
appearance o. suIuhideg "a sure in
dicatiun Of depth. value ana perma-
pency. Diamonddeld and Column
bia belong 10 the same formation.
The Ida district Is an old camp,
but under the present excitement
has been stimulated into renewed
activity
The Bullfrog camp promises 20
outdo Goidneld and the experts
are giving u much attention Sew
eraI big strikes have been made.
The district. In itn general APP
pcurnucc. ia not unlike the camps
81 90 The silk hat. the Kid gloves
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GaluEmtp. Nrv..Isn. 3-speath
STALLS ever sar sola studded rocks
- this. the greatest sold came iu
Anerita-
With unartirinE hand tits STRIKING
down m uaHmmi numbers the
seekers rs-r tar precious metals.
Tha sauuH ~ she coffin makers
hammer HHr#Hs oat the sound 81
th- rraHrsefsHs H.gb. Aud still the
feyeHish rush for Eoid continues
s,uaa rHx HHi black pneumonia.
dreaded fHaufa ~ death. are carry E
ing OF che h8rHy with the weak
They are making ue distinction be
tween ere eif timer aud the trnHer=
fa,t Grim- faced men. untouched
b disease. walk daily Co ard from
theif tasks feeling they viii be the
next 20 b. numbered among the
sick or the dead en- almost every
telegraph pole. Deaths IMPROVES
bulletin boards, are posted nuueral
notices
WIN. Green's funeral aiu oesur
tomorrow.
such h the simple HuIs written
% many quest OF Treasure.
F'rom plain pine shack and wind
whipped tent issue the means pf
suffsriuFs or she rawlings 1f the tr-
nrioas bus the procession Co the
camp Of gold hunters the fear Of
death pat aside by che SPARKLE ~
wealth. Is undiruInlsh-d
That the conditions prev iliDE
here could exist ln rulHeH America
T. almost beyond belief with the
railroad only 81 mites away Cold
field finds itself In a condition fuliy
az bad az vas found in Dawson.
SkaEWay and other uoFtheru cities
In the first DAYS % the KionHIke
rush. water is So searcc that Il Is
worth almost ifs weight in gold Pro
visions. medicines. lumber. clothinR.
blankets ordered months ago. are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

the long nights with the blue can
apY uf heaven a. their only shelter
tudc ahaska were thrown up elth
out the aid % foot rule or square
but ths supply ~ lumber WaH lim-
IIva and when the first anow OF ne
grmher fell there we're many attil
iuadruuatrlY housed. Some Who
had gume la with tents. stoves. foad
and either necessary equipment
Vrrr frightened hy conditions.
abandoned their outfits and ieft
sHmp by the first stage
Pneumonia b. causing the greater
portion IT deaths. men taken dpW n
with the disease la the might rk-
uiring less than 2t hours later. It's
progress Is aided - the Inhalation
af dust blown from the dessert. great
clouds II Witch are constantly
aeuddiHE through the camp.
smallpox the arourEr that lack IF
sleaulinrna and sanitation breeds.
seems to have NO tesrofa for the
pfuspre tors Men upon whom the
disnEuf.uE uuHiuiea have appeared
muEir freely with the crowds Saith
side - side ulth men untouched b.
disease.
The H1lI - intense and the auf-
frrinE e. rendered more acute by
the sharp - Inda that blow through
fhr cracks iu wooden buildings aud
uufk thrif Say under the tents
uuf HhH~ death II mixing ita
strikes. fHe rHasuretura are doing
uBra iae Rich finds. making mil
unnair Tres IN q day. are being made
uHIth astonishing regularity Quarts
tHHt b. literally alive with Kpid r.
being tururd up Claims that had
been shsrf. IauHi a. being worked out
ate developing neW Htfeaka and
prnrertI~a that have been steady
workers afr yielding unlocked for
returns
GaIdarId g. one % SIX towns In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

ufri the creased trousers are am
known THE auafatHIusi boots. the
utethia thr khakl the sofaurayH
and the aumhfrras ATE the Visible
HiEnH that recall the old aByH. Do
NJ faces 81 the auuhurHrd and
bearded men that surge through
the narrow duHtH mHlH street are
Instantly recognized the HfEunH utH.
the same BRAND of mru that biHzHi
the path iu TIE california rush.
rhrY are elemental men With al
~ crude virtues aud vices ~ the
ftsnt lsi Al uigHt fhrf crowd The
a.,"pua ur gambling hiiH handling
shstt E,.cry With the frs hiaHH ahHu-
dem uf the swlftHater BILLS and
uthrF Eali camp characters uuted
for their prssfiasii'y
The FIRST impression - finidfisi u
o. the great sua psrrpo NsftnH Juan
titY and ,haft# To- ~ he dust ell
Kali dust that b. finer than flour and
that iH no rcsrestrr ~ persons 90
threats ur lungs
The old time Euunghtsr IL miss
ing. but the crook aud tho man
that lives hF hts wits ere heIe
Al present the district De- IL place
81 strange contrasts The candle
furnishes light and the automobile
furnishes transportation
There are ne daily newspapers
but soon viii be- Prank Loud. a
Washington man. iH issuing a daily
typrwfittsu bulletin. which be- O.
FASTING ON rHrdbaaffs and diHtrib.
utinE ZOE 30 cents daily.
Many rHatcfurfa. eHpee tally pail.
adHluhiaHH are becoming intrfeHtrd
Boz the district. and whom Hprinf
comics. With mn resumption OF
operations. mining men from al
over the world are expected 20 b.
here and bid ln the development al
what is claimed Will be the Creates
suil camp Ice the history n th'
world
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the district known as the Guldneid
mining district The other five are
runnpah. 20 miles northeast. where
the railroad ends. columbia. one
mitr northeast niamuudnrld four
miles east. Ida. - miles southwest
and uulIfoa about 90 milea south.
The nrst atrihv in the district was
made az ronopah in May. 1890. by
James T. uutlef. a sta,kmsu. white
on "A prospecting tfip he discovered
rish mineral rock BHd located nine
olaifna The group has since proven
itself amouH the worlds richest
claims other claims W~re Htaksd
and Tunnpah soon Naa "a busting
little city. The p~rmHururr and
depth OF her great ore bodies have
been demonstrated and Increasing
development work and preparation
Tor the rapid ana economical rxtrtH-
ton ~ ita ores have been carried 10
since the camps Inception. II he
three years 81 it's existence IL Is a.
tImatgd that Tauapah has prutue 20
nearly $4,000 oao worth of ore. hpi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

lying AZ Reno. Ter lack % equip
nrHt while the Grim Reaper II
aathrrinE % harvest that is arpaiI-
aE Tauz unou tuHs ~ everything
that ia necessary tu The building and
maintenance af a new gIiF are need
ct. vvt they cannot be brought In to
relieve conditions unparalleled IQ
the history of American mining
camps
Ike am neH mining camps. Gold
field VS. thrown up BY the proa-
rettafH With no thought other than
60 provide for thrIF Immediate
wants. place 90 sleep. blanket
and perhaps came stove. SANTA
ton vas considered frll same=
thing mot worth wasting time on.
white the sold tay iu tHe hills
awaiting the miners plek 90 re
lease Ne fam Ifa prison of centuries.
Vow the FruHitF Is being paid and
that the price o. e deae one b. shown
Is thr insufnrIegss Of rofnus
A fe0 uf the ursH urnHprefors
came iafo camp vita huiidiuE mate
rlal blankets. provisions. medicines
"H#..N ".HAaH. H7HHN
strike AFTER strike ~ enormous taI=
ne vas made and the ueWa went
oat to fhe waFld there Was a rush
of men aut or whose lexicon fhH
word "HrreHuH.g- hIH been atrIekz
en- They came into camp with only
theif haFc hands and a feU dollars
Some fauHi shelter in tfr pine
Haaks. others Ia aeuHa while the
HH fortunate slept uuH pH che ep,H
ground splendid material for tho
aiH Wind from the birak hills 70
aso.k 1u. Thea the tIe-uu at Rene
ST IH nay after day passed and
aHu many we're without shelter As
tHe rush continued conditions be-.
came worse. A few brought with
them weather proof tents. bat NOT
sufficient to house thr horde ~ EniI E
hungry men that shlvercd through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

the greatest remedy on earth Tor palms
af Ans kind Their soothing Influence
uf-sit the nerves o. felt throughout the
entire system
had La Grippe pains All over me.
and I uaH ln such Distress ! thought
fssuid not endure g. { thought ~ pr
Mites Autiz Pain Pills and after TAX
ing duaes the pain disappeared and I
slept peacefully NJ brother has a
swelling uu his neck and uaea them.
As they ease the pain and leave no
had effects Ike 1uirtluE powders -
AuEfsIA LANE Portage Mich
If thrF fail Co hriu. your drukEigt
wii refund your money on first pack
AZ
B doses 8 cents. Never SOLD in bulk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

GuHiaYe BorKa death. while ~
work in the Washington Milling
aud Manufacturing plant near South
seattle. yesterday afternoon. start
led his companions The coroner
office was notified and Deputy
Coroner Austin Investigated the
case Death vas due 20 heart fail
ure Berg was only a years Of age
lie seemed 20 be- IN good health dur
ing the morning hours and his sud
den death came as shock To his
fellow employees The body Was
removed 10 the BDuney Watson
mnfEun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
RUHAWAY B0Y

The parents - Guy Goldman nged
n. are auHiuusiy seeking inf"fua-
zion az Go the whereabouts ~ the
lad. Hha lefi his home nbuut thf"s
weeks ago The police department
has been notified and auaeffart iH
being made q, losate the truant. The
boy has light halt auI blue eyes aud
has numerous friends among the
new atpy fraternity They desire IN E
formation a. be given the police de g
uartmruf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

Tho death OF shirley Richell. At
Columbia City. yesterday was In
Vestigated by Acting Coroner Wilt
nie. Death was caused by alcohol
ism. Richeli Was 40 years OF age
and Il Is said that he had been
drinking heavily previously 20 his
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
Our Specialiies

Chronic CAtarr. in all u. forms.
Asthus. Bronchitis. incipient
Consumption. Rhsurnatnrn, Die
eases % tire Storsash. the Liver
ard Kidneys. the Nervous sys-
tenn. Blood ard Skin.
We cure all Rectal Diseases By
our own special method.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
GAVE MRS. DRASD0
$500

Superior Judge Bell yesterday
made a final distribution in the "a
tate 81 the late Paul nraado Mrs
Dora Marsh nraadu the widow OF
the deceased. was found To be en-
titled % considerably more than 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
Grip Pains

It Roaid b. utterly impnaaibis 90 Inn
uaIue auf thing more distressing Than
"a Grippe pains They are simply In
desc RI hahie. and seem To- BE- composed
- an the misery sensations EHnWn.
Vet they can hH relieved aHd tu q
~. .Larl linn ~ IaALn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
COLUMN IA
NE DICAL
INSTITUTE

WIN. M'HARRtE, NJ. D.. Consult
Ing Physician.
Suites 800 az Arcade Building.
Seattle, Wash.
Phone Main titl
office Hours 40 a. m. % ~
m. 60 3 p. m. evenings. Tues
days and Fridays. 30 10 30.
Sundays. 10 n. IN. 70 ~ m.
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itisFree

sultatiou. examination and
diagnosis. with practical advice
from a medical expert. free Of
charge.
Microscopic EXAMINATIONS free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

H. any evening. your coy - The
Star has not arrived at - o clock
sisphons-- Sunset hain 1850. or In.
dependent las. any time bstussa
zee and .oo-and a copy viii be semi
49, 81 once. ~ special ncascuESf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
Disgusting Caiarrh
With Nose Bleeding

Mr.. o. p Darling. Insurance
broker. $40 Fidelity building. Ia
coma. wash.
-For 70 years suffered from
catarrh IN It's most disgusting
farm ard had gene through the
entire lat % patent uostruus adj
vsrtiaed for is cure. without ben
eft. I had also consulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

With the same disappointing re-
suit and was told By several
prominent specialists that my
case waa beyond medical skill
that nothing could be done for
me.
Contirurd 20 Suffer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

from distractions Or the uostriis.
with masses Of mucous that were
almost impossible to eKpei. and
from attacks Of nose bleeding
that occurred several times daily.
Tie foul odOr % the ascretiana.
communicated 20 my breath. was
very distressing 20 myself ana to
All with whom I came Ia con-
tact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
II Hss Ne Equal

~ the cure ~ chronic disea =ss.
This treatment haa cured me II
ratarrh. from Nhich I had SUI
tered for twenty years. and dur
ing that time had unsuceesHful :
~ used scores Of remedies and
cures - every conceive be DO
r-rfptiou. n has removed the OBJ
rtruetinn ~ the nustriis.
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u threatened consumption
The healing. soothing msdira-
ton proved equally successful IN
my own ease. Ny cough has been
removed and my health fully re-
stored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

- Seattle. Mr.. FraesfsH offire +
~ so NeR York hirek. where IN
an Interview with a representa-
tive % the Daily star. - said
Yes. ~ e. true thMt ! have
taken the Columbian treatment.
and the results have convinced
ne that
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Hnnn Ban cnred

by The Columbian Treatment and
am con vincsd that this splendid
treatment can cure any case Of
Cafarfh-
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There Is Danger In Delay
Caiarrh and Rheuma-
ilsm Both Cured

Mr. ". A. Fraser. special agent
and ad3sIsfrr. representing N the
states o. Washington. Idaho
Nfuatana and Utah faur u The
I-aAlnx fire Insurance companies
81 the United states. has been for
more than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

- Ibis splendid treatment and
al the sick On Seattle should
know of rs remarkable potency
~ the cure OF obstinate dlaease.
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Tn. cs,ssar. Asadseh.

he nauaeatlnz dropping IN my
throat. and has restored my sense
- smell. which bad been badly
in raired before my Treatment
my unusual eNsrfinn would pat
- ont ~ breath hut I ear row
-ealk quickly M The staeu~sf hiii
iu the city without the slightest
distress
In addition to tn. catarrhal
fIseaHe ! vas
Hfffss4 MA ua.s
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AnEs..s WIZ eh.u-.,l.-,

n my shoulders and arms. The
pains were very severe. and ~
times 7 could not raise my arm.
This trouble also has been cured.
and my general hsaith greatly
improved
Csnrat so.ak Taa HInhIu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

IN my chest. together with deep.
hacking cough that worried me
All day and kept me- awake At
night ! suffered much and was
quite anxious concerning my con
dillon when I went to the Coium-
bian Institute. where my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
We Hear That Your Hair
Is Very Sick

That TOO bad We had noticed
IT waa booking pretty thin and
faded Of late. but naturally did
not like 20 speak Of H. By the
way. Ayers Hair Vlgor Is a reg
ulnr hair grower perfect hair
rcatorer Sold. the world over.
for 90 yearA j {. Aver Co.
Lowell. Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
Healing and Soothing
The Columbian Treat
meni Works It's Cures

Mrs y J. Townsend. % 1897
south f'urty fourth street. Taco
faa. says
~ H.. h.. c....a
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Those finding Il inconvenieut
or impossible 70 eal iu person
should write q full ana complete
description Of their symptoms.
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What Weakness Is

weakness" H. merely n symp-
tom OF chronic Inflammation.
brought on by early dissipation
or BY the improper treatment II
some contracted disease. 4 COM
plete and radical cure Sc there
fore n question Of restoring and
this I accomplish promptly and
completely without the use Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

by ths Columbian treatment q
E.rT severe bronchitis This truu-
bic. resulting from a cold. had
extended to my lungs. causing
Cre.. p.s, .ra Di.s-...
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Their letters will receive my
prompt and careful attention.
An consultations strictly cunfi-
DENTAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

Absolute safety demands the
most thorough treatment IN all
contracted diseases. I treat con-
trHrted diseases as no other ply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

regard my successful treat
meut Of blood poison as the
browning triumph OF my profess
sional career. employ no
harmful nor dangerous drugs,
The remedies use are such as
no other physician employs In
the treatment OF this disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

stefan treats them and cure
thoroughly in less than the usual
time required There are no re-
lupses
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To men whose years are being
lived In physical imperfeotion as
a result OF dissipation. whose
lives are less than fun and per-
feet lives and who yeam 90 be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02
Stopped in Seventh.

George Bendcr's team, the IGlks, which
ago. got trounc!ng at tho hands OF
the OLD Virginia nine OF tho same league
yesterday afternoon. Score s to 3. The
game was n fast one and lasted but six
innings on account OF the bad weather.
Bender was formerly manager Of the
Richmond team In tho Twin City League.
Since his retlrmenet from tho league he
has organized a strong aggregation and
went against the Virginia nine yesterday
confident OF winning,
Had tho game lasted 1t would have gone
to the l1lks. for five runs had been
made In the seventh inning when the
umpire called time.
Carter and Hancock did tho battery
work for the new team and Trcxler and
Cook worked for tho Virginia nine. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02
"REMINISCENCES
FINANCES EXCELLENT
Boxes for the Horse Show
Were Sold at
Auction.
(special to mic Tlmes.Dispn,tch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July 1.-The
report of the Finance Committee of the
City Council, composed of Colonel L.. p.
Cole Major w. S. Embrey and Professor
8. w. Somerville. for the fiscal year
ending June Both. made TO the City Coun-
Gil. shows n balance on hand to the
credit OF the city Of over $1,000 The
report gives all information rs to tho
finances OF tho city, ana shows It's con-
dition to DO better than ut any previous
period In Its history The City Council
has increased tho salary of Mr. r. IT..
Knox, the city treasurer, and Of DR..
]. n. Barney, the health officer.
The twenty-three boxes for the Fred
er!cksburg Horse Show, to be held here
July 18th and 18th. were sold at auction
here yesterday afternoon, and brought
the aggregate of s3116o. Tho highest
price paid was $40 and the lowest So
Each box lis expected to accommodate
four persons. The purchasers We're Cap
tain M. b. Rowe, Judge A. u, Nmbrey,
j. s. Wallace, w. s, yEmbrey, Colonel u,
D, Cole. w. r.. Jones, David Hirsh,
A. n. Howard, Maurice Hrsh, w. p. Car
Ter, II. B. Lane. General p, p. Wheeler,
Judge j. IT.. Goolrlck G, Fl, Hurkamp'
u. B. Guest, G. r. Howard and Miss IL.
T. Wight.
The reunion Of the Fourth Immunes will
take place In this city on July 3D., 4th
and 9Th, and promises to be an event
OF considerable interest,
Mrs. pertie Jett has instituted suit
for divorce In the Circuit Court of STAFF
ford county from her husband, Charles
tJett. ii
the firm name Of G. 8. Blbbl and Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02
FIRE DEMON AT BEACH PARK.
Professor VIII Davis, the Devils Puzzle

FIRE DEMON AT BEACH PARK.
Professor VIII Davis, the Devils Puzzle
and Fire Defylng Demon, suspended 100
feet in mid-ar, Will make q slide for
life down n 5G0-foot incline cable, In
BURNING FLAMING TIRE to tank
of water below. Just tn nix! A ten
second delay would consume the mans
entire body. In addition to everything
around and about being a glare OF fire
and Intense heat, Professor Davis satu-
rates tho very clothing OF his body from
head to foot with two gallons of high
proof gasoline, and sets this on fire before
starting on his death defylng descent.
THIS is beyond doubt the most thrilling
and daring sensational act ever accom-
pllshed.
Take the Twilight Limited to Beach
Park. and see this daring exhibition. One
week commencing Monday. July Sd. Don't
fail to so to Beach Park for the 4th. and
see the grand display Of nreworksl :.