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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
SHOT by MISTAKE
FOR A BURGLAR R } A.
Dr.. Ulso,l Killed in the
Dark by DR..
Bragg.
ENTERED THE BANK BUILDING
Was Looking for His Brothers
Rooms and Got Con-
fused.
ENTER 60 THE BANK BUILDING
fss,sc,s, 3 sttbe strimes. dispatch,

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fsp4cIai To Tfhe aTimes- Dispatch.) 81
CONVICTION VA, April 19.----Drs A. T.
Nelson, Of Stanton. was mistaken for
a burglar here last night and shot and
killed by Or. l.. a. Bragg. his friend.
DR. A. n. Nelson Of staunton, came to
Covington last night to see his brother.
George Nelson, and supposlng his brother
roomed in i@tlc Citizens National Bank
building, went,pthere and while trying
to- find the room, was shot and Killed by
4 Dr. i. "a. Bragg. a dentist, who thought
that he had entered the building to COM
nit robbery. &
George Nelson's law Office and sleeping
apartments are 9 short distance list back 'lS OF
the bank and from a letter from his
brother. Dr. Mason inferred that the
rooms were III, the bank building He had
written to George elson that ne would
5stoptto see him on his return from West
Virginia, but George Nelson being away.
Il at Hot Springs, did not receive the letter.
In time TO communicate with his broth
Ter. Dr. Nelson arrived about midnight
and went to, the bank building. Dr.
Bragg. who has his dental offices on the
second floor. has his sleeping room in the
DIR. Bragg heard DR.. Nelson enter and
quietly came up stairs and go from
door to. door as X trying to get In.
3sSt DR.. Nielsen then went to Dr.. BragE's
waiting room and evidently surprising It
Ito; be the one occupied by his brother
as the door was open. entered 1t. 435
ter several minutes Dr. elson cam e
1 out OF the room and started down the
steps leading to the street. DIR. Bragg
came out of his room with Fhis pistol and
called to him to stop and endured Swhat
he: wanted Dr.t n elson evidently being
confused by andingf that he had entered
the wrong building, did not reply to DR..
Bragg, but continued to &C towards y tn e
door Dr., Bragg thought that he was
a. burglar and fired four shots at him,
stho last one taking effect I'M Ir. Nelson s
head. Il !t{IS 81 s.5 Z. x{ sis s
Dr. Bragg still thinking that Dr. ell
son was q burglar. feared that others
mi ght be- with him and Y so did not go
down TO where N elson was after lie sa W
linn fall, but opened a window and called
forS.help. Ss
Policeman IcGuffin and c. ID. Cushing
went at once to- the bank and found
Nelson lying in the doorway unconscious.
It being dark In the hall DR.. Bragg did
not d iscovers his mistak AXE until he saw
Nelson's name d In \ MS hat. Medical aid
was at once summoned, hut DR.. Nelson
Isdfed In less than two hours. D.. Brage
sisH almost Frustrated over his fatal mis-.
Stake e. e H e y Is an In innate friend of Geo
4 Nelson and only a short while ago spen
the night. With b Dr. Nelson; while ii
Stanton. ss :s 5
DR. Nelsons Z body was akent to Rap.
idan the home Of his parents for bu.
rial. a3 II r. M M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Mn Bones SAYS "Martin,'''.

known and prosperous business man OF
that place, Is In the city attending the
Grand Council OF Royal Arcanur Mr..
Bones stated hat he was not actiye In
politics, but that his Impression cleaned
from contact with many people In various
parts Sof the county Is thai M II, A1artin$Is
largely In the lead In Fu Ia sk y a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
2 Biiou's Melodrama.

!S's'The Conyict's Daughter. q while not
the best play that has been upon the
boards Of tho Bijou. L. pleasing those
who like that type of drama II he5 COM
pany continues to Improves as each per-
sformance makes them more familiar With
ltllelr lines, u ~ VII w II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
s8Judpe Teffries Here

I Judge NJ. =, Jeffrles. OF 81 lpsper colin-
tie polIticai situation n that county the
Judge repled n soul pepcF 10 al Fight for
Senator Martin. q think. sbali eYef he, VII
carry the county by q good a1orl W, II
ali. expFesson askto the oYernorship. N Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
The Richmond's NewFWing.

Mrs. Al. D. Atkinson, owner OF the
Hotel Richmond, ] has just ratlirned from
New York, WHITTIER IT Is understood she
had hssn IN IN soanestioa wt the gans
of the hotel. the tract for which !sI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
CHORUS Girl SAYS
SHE F0RG|YES MAJ.

(ByAssoc1ated Press. re

VI PH1LADELFHTA,5 Pa, "A pri I 49, ss!eSI
Heller. Davis, q, m emberB or II e S1orussola
THE y, Tss shot
Of tho same chorus, was much improved
to-day andft the pliySicia to,nIgllt believe;
oWsyYier
to-day that she forglves 4anledes be-
Ca use she ltnewlle loved Sherr Y that
th Il young
q She will not appeal q galnst SIN edes, - me-
injured woman admitted to-day that she
9llud been married and that she was
separated from her h US band. TN. ifa
OBys Associate ed ISress.) 81
Is
Years ear ngoS he enlisted M the United
States He Is relate I'd " to x az we'll
sburg famy6'It they ln,,,
Stine.#
s2g.oo-KANsAs CITY, NJ o, AND Re-
"a TIL RN-$29.0 90. NJ NJ III st5HH
G On account meeting Of; the outieru2
Baptist Convention mt Kansas City Moe
Nav 1O-l7,@thc Southern sRa! lway Wi y have
On sale from ali points tickets to Kansas
city and return. "a q ono fare plus fiftys
cents for the round trip. Rate from Rich
mond S29G0. ickets e on sale May TIL,
Still, 9th, 10th, 18th. and have final limit May
2sd. The Southern Railway can give you
a fast and comfortable trip via 5Ashevllle
and 1.-THE Land of the Sky or via q tx
6lanta, and has two trains daily via each
route. Trip may be made from Rich
8mond to Kansas City without change OF
trains. Elmo Pullman cars and dining
f cars that ure maintained at the highest
standard of excellence, For detailed ms
formation appl v to nearest Southern Rail
way agent, or call on or write Rtchm ond 4
Transfer Company, or fss
c. W. yVEiSTBuRY. Il g
D, p. A., go East Main Street. Richmond.
Va. y s5,3 n II = S. 81 ,,t y ,} l5 NJ
REDUCED RATES VIA .8S AT IAN TIC I
nc CAST LIN m coLUMRlA,ss &C.,
S5lE d. AND RETURN sAFo ri I 20 -28, t9o5.
Account meeting of the Conference Of
Education In the South, April ?6 to- u.s.
1906 the Atlnntic Coast Line VII sell tick
cts to Columbia. s. c.. and return at rate.
of one faro plus twenty-five cents for
the round trip. tickets on sale April Esd,
f24th and 25th, good returning up to and
including May 5th The Atlantic Coast
Line has two fast daily trains with
through connections. Pullman and dining
cur. service. al a
For further information apply oagentss
iof the company or, lil X
~. # C., S. cAIPBELL.
ls Division Passenger Agent,
IA Sss East Main Street, Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Sale 81 Chi Gag q 3 Rail@a,.:

IS CHIC AGO, 4 April IS sSegotia lions for
the pure lIase aof the ago Htreet raj X
I saaEars opened to-day between tlla,
TnSeSi epresenta lives and be city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Il Tho association numbers about two hun-
dred . members. The ffcers are: Presi-
dent. Miss 10 Cabaniss; Vice Presidents,
Kinley; Secretaries, Miss Webb, Mrs
Hanger; Treasurer, Miss Randolph, who
T Is a lso chairman OF the Committee on Ar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
NO news YET FROM
]. PRESIDENT CAMP.
(Ry Asssoclated Press.

4 GLpN'NouD SPRINGS, COL, April
Irwin President Roosevelt and Score
tary Loeb in camp twenty miles from
the nearest telegraph Office, no news OF
the hunt came out of the woods to-day,
When Mr., Loeb returns to-lnorroW AT As
expected, lie Will bring Information OF the
luck that has q tended the Presidents
hunt for,b!g game, The President keeps
a personal q lqry, and # correspond ents
await the return Of the secretary with
much iinpati ence. Storms }af snow, han
and rain Fsurged about the Mountains In
: tile directionof the east az pid 10 nearly all
day, & and MI: Loeb must have had q q
having left hero This mornipg nj doc
uments requiring the Presidents alsna-
ture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Ball for BAH Players.

n The Fast End Baseball Club VIII give
"a ball at Corcoran Hall Saturday after
noon, for the benefit Of the club and
their friends. This club Is one OF the
fastest of the younger q rleraton Of BALI
PLAYERS. M ~ X b, sSfsg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
NURSES CONVENTION.
Annual Meeting Of State Asso.
citation Here Next Month.

Ell The Graduated Nurses Al soeiat ton Of
Virginia, will meet IN annual session \. at g
giii and 18th. Tho design OF the asso-l
sciatinn is to advance the interests of tho
graduated nurses. and yat the Forthcoming
4 to the members will be discussed by those
most familiar the tonic It Is quite,
likely that q paper will be read by 4. g
Board OF Health OF that city In pre-
Venting the spreadsof tuberculosis In that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Mrs. Jameson Nominated.

-
Among those placed ia nomination for
register general was Mn. r D 8. jamie
son. Of Virginia, Mrs. Elroy Avery wa
elected editor Of The & lean Monthly
Magazine, and Miss Lillian Lockwood,
business manager i. " gS
AT the afternoon session the following
Officers were elected unanimously. Vice
,president-general in charge OF organi-
$zation OF chapters: 81 VI l
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main District
of Columbia. sal 4, .
Chaplain General. Mrs. T: s. Hamlln,
District CT Columbia. TN sil
Treasurer General. Mrs. NJ. E. 8. Da-
Wig. District Of Columbia. 81 Il
Historian General. Mrs Jonathan r.
4Dolliyer, Iowa 81. "a
Assistant Historian &C encral. Mrs MA
Lockwood, District Of Columbia:
librarian General, Mrs. Alene 2. Sol
ONIONS, District OF Columbia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Mrs. HI Victoria MI Hams. of No. 40 West
Grace s irsst, is q guest AT isrlght " near
Mrs,s II. B cralle is VISITING her mother,
Mrs. W Ills, No, 9la East Ieigb Street f9rs'i
4 few in VI ys & N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
.. R|
OFFICERS: / TODAY d
Tellcrs Spent Greater Portion Of.
Night Going Over tile
Ballots.
IS. FAIRBANKS H0NoRED
Mrs. j. S. Jameson, ofVifginia,.
Nominated for Regis
trar- General
tnx A s.oc-lntted rress.,

tl,y Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, April 10 When tho
fourteenth Congress Of the Daughters OF
the American revolution convened to-
day, 1t was expected that the most Inn
portant work before the body. the cleo
ton OF national officers. would be COM
pleted before adjournment Voting for
the candidates for presidcnt.gcnerals and
various Vice presidcnts-general closed at
half past O'Clock tonight. The ballots
then were handed over to the tcllcrs who
spent the greater portion OF the night in
counting them. Announcement OF the re-
suit will be made to-morrow. 5s
Among those placed in nomination for
vice presidents-gcncral were Mrs. Geo.
Nichols. of So,ltl, Carolina; + Mrs. Il ~ Is.
chamberlain, Of TENNESSEE; Mrs. kattle--
srtne T.. Eagan. OF Florida; Mrs. Lindsay
Patterson. OF North Carolina.
Mrs. Sara 4. Kinney, State regent OF
Connecticut, named Mrs Charles Warren
Fairbanks rs the honorary president gen
/ cral OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution. Mrs Fairbanks evidently
WIS taken by surprise. but she yielded
the chair temporarily to Mrs. Carey. OF
Indiana. &8
,rhe delegates rose as a body and gavc
Mrs. Fairbanks an ovat ton. The nominal
lion WAS made an election amid enthu-
siastic applause. In resuming the chair,
Mrs. Fairbanks said: y,
THE Is the last OF many honors you
have conferred uron your president gen
&eral and she thanks you from the bottom
nj {, sura afii1 "a n m rt ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

tf5T 9u ITuSEJ '.7115 ~
ward sedes formerIy ii this city
Years ;ngo he enlisted IN the u nitedy
States NAY. He Is related to "a we'll
Known " icksburg family, but they have
2tiIna. fSfe tis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Dr. Bragg still thinking that Dr.. Nell
son was q burglar. feared tina t. others
N light be with him and SO Sdid not go
down to where Nelson was after lie saw
him fall, but opened a window and called
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
SHILOH.

Mr.. Is Il Cooper, of oak HILL. MAS
calling an friends In our burg sunday.
Mr.. r J by sp~nt from Saturday 20
Tur~Sisy With her friend, Mrs. Jane DIX
ou. in CosoA
Mr.. and Mr. Carl kahi wiz leays
shortly for their home IN tIolgonja. Ii,
after . peasant visit here With Relatives
Ani friends.
Mr.. pAvii Hutchinson. Of NeE Jersey.
has purrhas,-i the hou-.- an! iot Of Nj
Manning Grtfi-, ~. and All make >hI-
lnh kIs fIidre wInier home. M 'iFl;fi-
has not decided vet uhere lie EIli ~ lie
and his family sili be mls-s~i by every
one. hut 49, ~Ish him suor-s- Shrrv ever
he mAy %
The dance n the home Of Mr. and NJ
Jas 4. Taylor wednesday evening 49,
thoroughiy enjoyei by everyone Rand
and square dancing ssr kept a. gEIii
half after ;srlSe, wien cake and cl.ts-
NAs served and dancing xas conIIHo-i
a EhIie lAI~r. The dASSe sAs xVvn N
honor OF Mr. and Nrs Carl kuhI.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
DEATH OF J. T. BAssETT.

We received the following letter the
first of this week from Capt Ross Boush-
CT, commanding local corps of the Saliva
ton army, from Atlanta dated March
3rd:
Just q few lines about the death Of
Jame- T. Bassett. that lived in your CITY
at one time He came 30 Birmingham,
Ala, last spring. VAS running q tent
meeting there and he came to me and !
employed him to look after the tent.
He wAs converted and afterwards joined
the army. He was in Birmingham with
the over five months and lived good
straight life, then his ~ife aud daughter
sent for him and he came TO Atlanta
arrived here about ten DAYS ago 70 take
charge of our work aud found him still
saved and happy. He took sick two days
afterwards and died. He said he was
sure he Was prepared To meet his God,
The funeral service was conducted by the
Salvation army, the Il. A. X attended iH
= body.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
CHURCH NOTES

The pastor. Rev. W. r. Alien, ~IIl
preach in the Methodist church IN Titus
willie next sunday, March I3Ih. at J.! a.
m and 80 p m. sunday school at 10
q m. The pastor will preach Ai-n at
Minis At 3-3O p. m To ali th,--e s-rvic-s
everyone l. invited.
Rev. W. r. Allen ~ill comrnence SCI
i-s Of protrSc,e-i meetings At Co.,,A on
"Wednesday evening, March 18th. cont n
uIng for = Neek oT TIN days
There ~Iil ~ divine -ervIC,s on sunday
nex; at ~ Mark church, Cucsa. al a
N aud : . M The R-v- M.l.-g- Walk
er AL preach IN ihe evening
Rev J T. HAuk Nas ubllE-d to ds-ag-
punt She arg congregation which c..'-i
=, PsuTs Methodist Ctnr,-h. Es1 20 ..--.
IsS, sunday evening pn arriving :-u.,.s
CITY Point Nr Hs~k ESd - TAKE o. i--
n--i on ao'vpGn: Il very TAI ca a
EoAr~-n.--~ an S1r. tirra2t An Iauuriu
isagn~ ~rug --rSICr was hvld ST.; ,-5l-..y.-.!
by tho prs--ui fIr A. h"af ur ~. ~
toF Hapk - lusTr",sUs rapid i. and ~
l-cts 81 pr~arh 81 sal ''A...- rrKl ~.a-
dav morning n lp-sp o.c.u,E AM al Ne
.-,arn- al - "a tie evening Tier
ali - EpUor'h i-ags- --,u'a-ra' 13--i-
IBs- aT bpth church. .a go. evening
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
THE CONVICT LEASE MADE.

The board of state institutions has CRAP
pied with q question Of vital Importance
10 the state, = question involving eight oT
nine hundred thousand dollars Of revenue
TO the state. the leasing Of the state COR
victs for the next four years
There were eleven sal, 4 bids OTened
al the hour of mon At Tallahassee on
Thursday of last wtvk, Meh- 2nd.
The figures read ia the bids disclOSt
quite plainly the fa,-t that turPrntIne aud
phosphate men realiz'. the value of labor
that cAh b. controlled
EArh bad ~as accompanied by . csrti-
fed check for sums covering q d-Pn7it of
ter. dollars per capita upon the whole
HumheT Of COnVtCts tO t-r ira-e,i-the esti-
mated numher being betWern eleven and
t~eive hundred and the checks rAnRrd
from four Thousand dollars, which sccom-
panied bids for one-thIr,i oi the conVicts
"a CheCks for eleven and tNelye thousand
dollars
THE bids were a. fpilo~s:
VI ~ WAd- and Walter Raw for all the
cpnVicts, Sl65 - Ter year pr rApitA for
one-thITd nf the rpnViCts. $l~i -
&. II Barnes = Ga f2lI7-1u for all
\ Cord Il q" for on.-ihird $40 -
X II. Paul & Co, for all. tlNI To
r. - Re-. f.F all. Si'.> 49,
W HIiim&n. fuT all. Si.I go
En,eTprI-.- Iumh-r Go for ons-ihiTd
Slgi-75
" J BRYAN. fpT all. SI!s, 80
FLORIDA COurpiidat-t Naval store and
Commission oprupsUy. " : C"achmAn,
president. the pr--,-u' l.---~--. foT al .
sl~7 ~. for ~ T--T s>-nI. e frat ci5oIce -
ls~-t.-,i c,,nVIcts. So, uJ each
IS~uIng and Bi"uuJ. irr sii, aC -
''.-srs, l. I'F~s * Co, fuT oT.s-Il1Ti.
sf~l -
TH- oruvlct- durI ug tie g'As; r-'lr vsars
have i.--n ..sa-s-i IL tie FLORIDA naval
>,-r,- a.! tHUu.l--Iun crUI,aEy fsF ti...
~..fu OBJ: stFI - IT, y.r.-.f---- pr, l..r-. =
al '--r 'sA-s-d o. Mr. Ws-' krr.ft.
Camp AMI Nsruat -. f.r the -rn, q 80 90
Fsi TH~ aur,Uut r----y--! ur.lev iis..
go. 2. 'l, f.uTi.ia Nayal ~'ar,-- y.I8 pam )
l- l.s- AIIHssLJsvi g. : - o..
Th. -v-'-m rAs t--r .r-st,y snr-as.-!
nr.'ar t'.fs .s-tS.. Hri -.s a--as Z.-r--fs' j.a-
t--u tlgTly sziIsfActrry T. r-- .rsar3
Tu~ rsrsE.t- A.. E.s~..-i .G '..- .'.s.--
gs.lstc an tgFE~nI.u. tu-rE'-- ar .s.r 4.
=. itss sarf that Ih,-ff iAtsr CAR - ..s
y--nI-i 0c-yn sUi r7sr'-rH. 81! -f.s '-a.r..-l
r1Af ~ marx 81 -yc.., ,'-r...-. r;.-v fave
.-v.u- 4 very T-Y'-r.t 'ast..r 10 'i-.- f.-'-
I.--
After car-f.sy 3 c.u...t-T.rs -ls,t,-r
re ,~.rtrsr; t.r ga,- Tex, f.-r s.-3-. = a.
asar.!--: - 1 i Earr-- s. e. so Facs-
-.Ey...-- TIE t.-.r-~I IlI.1----
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
TTTUsvIILE. FLA. FRIDAY MARCH no. 1905.
NEW FISH Law NEEDED.

Editor ot THE FLORIDA STAk
Will you aliow me space in your COL
umns To say the article over the signature
Of "TItusyille Fisherman" is. % my iude-
Dent, . good suggestion in regard 10 the
fsh law. Allox no seines used at all. No
mullet caught during the months Of No
Vember, Dcoember and January, except
by cast net for family use only. By all
means keep all kInds Of nets two miles
from the inlets- Our game and fish laws
At present are rotten and not enforced.
Being = boatmsn ! have often seen . nei
stretched out across the waters within one
hundred yards Ofthe inlets. Let Us have
q good Law and then have il enforced
Eat GAIIIE BoArNAX.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
CURRENT LOCAL lIcOE|GS.
Brief Nsstio1 Of wA.a IL Gsinx On In
aad Absat rftasxtiIe-


and Absst ritasviile-
pleasant nine room house for sale
Inquire Of Mrs Dodson.
Mr.. J. Kline arrived home from New
York wednesday afernoon.
Mr.. Will Messer is riding 3 neW Barnes
bicycle Just purchased BON the Indian
River Music Hoase.
Citrus stock grown on high pine land.
Indian River Nurseries, Established 1856,
Send for catalogue, toledo and West
Palm Beach.
We have the finest line OF toilet soaps
ever offered on the east coast. Prices
range from 10 cents up v as high ss 81 %
per cake. Red Cross Pharmacy.
Miss Fannie Budge Ieft last Friday Af
ternOon for Miami. whsse she will visit
for awhile With her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. T. Bulge.
Mr.. Ronald Frensley, who has b-en in
the employ Of the +. f. c. grocery for
some months past, has given up that po-
siuon and will take up position With
the F. +. c. railway.
Riddell's Carnival will give special
matinee Saturday afternoon 81 o clock
f0r ladies and children. All school chill
dren will be admitted At the special matt.
Nee performances At 5 cents.
/. W. HARPER wHISKEY pro-
nounced by worlds best experts, the
worlds best ~hiskey. grand prize highest
award 81 Louis Worlds Fair Sold by
K. l.. MOtlow and F. A. Lesley.
Mrz VI. r. Webber and son, Mr.. Frank
Webber, arrived home from Daytona lasl
Saturday to remain here permanently
Mr.. Webber having taken charge of the
express office in place OF Mr.. Stark. who
has been transferred 10 the train service
Frank MAS checked in Tuesday.
DT- c. G Eeigrl. dentlst, has concluded
to Prolong his stay in TitusSille for ON,
more week to attend To the various pro
fessional appointments he has made
Anyone desiring first class dental Work
done nj reasonable prics~ will do weli q
call on him Al once Location at the old
bakery stand, next door south of Mrs
Ieisner's boarding hOuse-
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
NO. 46.
BITS OF flc1 IND GOSSIP.
Current Esests OF the Present weeA
Portrayed In Brief.

carrs., Es~st. OF ,As Prs..a, wsea
Portrayed In Brief.
Oysters in every style and quantity At
F. +. c. Grocery.
Messr- Frank NJ Wilson and r. j.
Prrtorius. Ct CsnsveraI. were here Nor
day and made T,IE STAR Office a pleasant
call.
Mr.. Reeves, of Thomaston. Ca, is
spending some time here for rest and
recreA,ion, stopping At the Indian River
hotel
Judge NJ :. Jones lrft Tuesday morning
ON the ] 80 train for Miami. where he IL
holding the spring term Of court for INade
county this week.
MIR. Macintosh, an extensive oyster
packer, Of New York, was IN TiusviIIe
"Wednesday on his way north aficr visit
IN West Palm Beach.
Messrs- Vincent and Dykes sald their
launch Ripple last week To Mr. l.. +. Al
len, Of Courtenay, who Is running her b.
| tween RoCkle,ige and lndianoIa.
Red CrOss Pharmacy has just r,-rived
a new invoice Of hand mirrors, hsndSorns
souvenir goods, handkerchief and glove
boxes. Beautiful lines of goods
Call 81 Titusvilie Livery, a, rear Of
Robbins lAw Office. for stylish Tigs.
Leave your orders for hauling. both doa-
tie and single. J. VI OsbAn, proprietor.
Master Call Norwood revived some
severe bruises on his face and head Wed
nesday afternoon caused by falling from
. wagon and the wheels running over his
head
Mrs &. {. Feigel and little daughter
arrived from Fort Pierce tie trst OF the
week, much 20 the pleasure Of the dOc.oT,
sho xAs looking rather lonesome with
out them.
Mr.. =. =. Taylor. the owner oi the In
dian River hotel, las teen in town sevrr-
al DAYS this week looking after the paint
ing and Improvements that arr b~ing
made "a the property
Ridd-IFs Carnival will give a special
matinee Saturday afternoon at I o'clock
for ladirs and children. All school chill
dren will he admitted At the SPECIAL matt
nee performances at ; cenIs
Mr.. II. II. Raymond. If Northeast.
Pa, arrived here With has houset0@I and
tosing lAunch Tuesday morning frUn,
prmond. accompanied by Mr-- Raymond
As he ~As anxious 9" reach RanAnA river
he made a short tArTy. A. he was after
having a good duck hunt before tIe .-a-
sDu II past
The IAhie-' guild xIll b.. entertained
by Mrs. L. nelson At her tsutne To-
south TIIusVilie on Friday AfiernOpu
next. March l7th. Hhsn there will -
fancy UoTk. stC-. on safe All the memtrf-
And friends of rhI- organization a.. cnT-
dIAliy invited "a l.. present.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
NEW PIPE TOME ORGAN HERE.

The new Farrand pipe tone organ for
~ GAbriels Episcopal church arrived the
first Of the week and vas promptly placed
in its new position by F.. B. Wager, OF
the Indian River Music House. All who
have heard this instrument declare that
il has the genuine pipe tone. which is ~
well adapted TO the human VOICE in sing
ing Ii will be used at the regular ser
vice sunday morning next