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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
Rejected Bank Coupon

IS Yesterday 4 coupon OF ono gof the cele.-
bonds Of the State OF Virginia. which
have repeatedly been the has s. of nnan-
lciaistransactons hy persons familiar with
securities, was received "a !. he second
rho coupon came from the City Savings
Bank Of Detroit. Mich, and was for 3D.
was al tho 81, 600 6denominati om, It was
sent In for annua ] payln ent. rlle par az
was neatly punched md .cancele.d1 !, ! ny th,e
5er With the information that the bonds
had been rejected years ago, ,tii8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
s STEWART UNDER ID.
HEAVY ||.| Az ! FIRE: / Re /:
Continued from First Page.)

- .ifFa
was almost the same word for word as
that given at the preliminary examina-.
ton. She stated that the accused told
her before tho body was found that he
Z was afraid tho people would think he kill
ed her II sho was fsnnd dead and that
& on Monday alton tho girl was found he
came to her house and Offered her some
4of tho clothes Of the, dead girl. Tho Wit
ness told the accused that her daughter
should not wear any Of the girl clothes.
Robinson (coIored) who testified
at the preliminary rs examination made
about tho same statement wi at IVY en-
5ceptions. Robinson told about Stewards
coming in the field "Wednesday, y ] une 2sd ],
while tho witness was Mt work and ask
Ing him If he had seen q stra ggler, runs
away or tramp Witness said Stewart
came where he was ut work again on
Thursday and after a. brief conversat ton,
told him that l,e was looking for the lady
that had left his house, Not that he
careh so much about IT but II She was
found dead no did not want the people 20
suyItl,at he killed her. i; "
Map of the Scene.
a diagram of the location Of Ills corn
field peanut field aid the small pines
and straw field WAS shown the witness
and he was asked to explain his position
on DOth OF THO uNyS INV 3nSS"oSV 5SSNN1'.S
when ln was at work, Mr. Mann at this
1,oint took the Witness III charge. but fall
ed To shake hts testimony, Robinson
made I, good witness.
Il Miss Cora Cogbill, who lives near the
home Of the accused. was the next wit
ness. She told of Stewart coming to her
house on Mondas-nfter the girl was found
dead, when he told her that hc passed
her house on tic previous Tuesday.
sho asked him how DID he thing the
girl met her death, and his reply was
that lie Mad rather tell the court, hit
finally said he thought she accidentally
set herself on fire. Butefe did not do 1T.
Tho witness asked him tf anyone Ind
accused him. ic said no, but tho peo-
pie were acting strangely. Stewart sn.d
he was much troubled, and he would not
had II to happen for anything on
account Of his Wife,. he said no did not
feel Well and did nat sleep well the, night
before rs the mosquitoes bothered him i
The witness asked hIms how much money
no had gottcnSfor taking care OF the girl
and he said mieihiHNdred and seventy-nlie
dollars, Tho wtfGess saw ll.n, several
times after that and talked With him. Tie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
Dr.. Laguna Opera fed \ Upon. !.

81 DR.. 4. w. Lag,lna was operated upon
last hight BY Or. q & T.. Gray " no was
assisted by Dr3 Stuart MEG uire.8 DIR.
5Laguna was attacked last Sunday and
the operatlon deemed adYisa BILE s5
Dr. LaguntL Is aSnatiye 3of Ponce Porto
Rico, and Is a. grady ate In dentls try from
was resting comfortably last night. i55s Rms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
Not Allowed Is Land, !.

IN BY AssocIatel Press,0 ~. r. 81
:. WEI Hal y I, Jan. s 5,---The British
cruiser q, Andromeda; which, sailed from
,pltal stores + and q s surgeons to assist tho
sick and Wounded. |, returned here to-day,
not having been lowed to make lsland-
decided to q small bay ten miles hort o.
Port Arthur, where she met with some
5Japane se, The tier refused all NJ q ffers
declined 70 allow, the ship : officers tnA
approach closer, The reason given being
the presence ofNllnlOcated mines. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
.CoURT.MART zsTo I
'eopleS E,nrragcd at Thought That.
Heroic Defender Of Port Will 53s
(By;Associated Press. } A
F'IsyTDRsBURG, January s,

# ST. PETERSBURG, January 5-Fcwf
Incidents OF the whole war have aroused
3nounceaTent, officially issued by tho gcn-
ieral astafr, that General stoessel will have
TO come home and stand court-martiaI
for surrcndcrng the fortress OF Port
Arthur. Il: ~ y us II 81
$4i IYhilesthis Is an ancient regulation and
quite according to law, It Is bitterly re-
isented on MI sides that such an announce
.nent should have been sra tut tously5 made
In the same bulletin containing General
i.lenient Judgment on a garrison reduced
to shadows, who have done all that was
posi- bio for human beings to uphold lhe
honor of Russia In the face Of hcr8ene-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
GATHERING IN NORTH / ii ! !
Japanese Reinforcement Concen-i
trating 1T Bensillu, North
cast Of Lao amp. Il 83
Z (By Asso3cIated Pre.sNs !

IfbEOCIiIUl FCeSH,
4, Il LJAINsELAN,f A1AryC.IllyR IA Win AEt JK Y,
DON, ian. 6,.r-J apan ESQ re!nforcelnents are ,
nov concentrating around Rcnsiiil,,' ithiirrtv$
taken in onjunctlon wIththe repo tn az
the Gcompleti9n OF tho raj roads In Korea
4 nnd the bridge 4 cross the Ynlu 3River..a
ferred theirsattenio ion, to theFrlgItF fiank,
/. ~ ne meanwhile they are contn,IinE.
the erection y of publications north and
the last fow days south OF Village Hns
HouhenoW;s The. Japanese Icontintine 10
3bombard Poutlloff II III and the Villages
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
TUCKER III N on AN AsPIRAN'I'T.[i
Good Reason for the Belief That
$8tt$ T E Will I IN ot5be a \ Candidat

NJ There seems 10 be Iconsid erable concern
among politicians az 10 he Possibility
8forSit Is said to be hard " ore--that w
1 ConErcssniarl Henry St3A g. Gorge FUCKER!
Of Stnunton, may be a. ca ndi date Tor ttlo
Dem cra tic nominal lon for the Govern Or
shipEinHthe primary. next August Or. sen :,
atember.s 81 so. far as can BIO learned there
lis mo ground for the belief that y! he4as
Mrs. Tuck nd AZ torne ienernl 1Ailqers
son have their resld ences y the same
county and are ole and warm t - q
and tits not regarded as Tx ely that eltn ~
would antngonlze the other IN any way
Nnjors SAndersons3f friends are Il confident
that Mr.. II ecker will 5not$be a. candidate
and, wlet her or no + ker has MADE .s
EnnYH positive statement on the 81 Ject, ~
It's generally unde rst TODD by the friends OF
Etlie 8attorney-ge general that no n d an tun-
sderstund Ing with NIr. TN cker be fore an-
snounclng his ndidacy3 for denomination
as sattorney-general ,.5i Ia Si{ . II Els
"A NJ tucker Is n WE pro fessore IN the law
school OF the George Wnahing ton (form err
tlyS Colulnbian) University at w ashlngton,
bit still retains a3resldence In Virgi MA
q Q attended %theErecent state Democrat
10 convention and was \ mad e III elector-s
lat-large tfon the Democratic ticket, and
istumped tho state at such times as A he
was able to- devote to political work wi TIL
out neglectings his professional ngage-
9mcnts. Mr., Tux ker W III 5prohabl " be here,
next Monday. when the ELECTORS meet!9t to-
cast the vote OF Virginia, and will then
definitely set at rest all runors as; to his
intent ion 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
FOREIGN !. MINI TER y
LlTT0Nl STRICKEN
(Bys,Associated Press. y

(By Associate Press
ROM p. Jan, ~; Foreign M ulster Ilts.
toni, while attending q shoot Ing party
With ANNA ssad or, NJ eyer Mt Ma lone, near
night, Als condition Is reDQrted grave,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
NEWS GAiIiH|.G 4 ! ||:| |: | D.
f|i'. a Ms0UliAslD.E
III rs
Joe Johnston: C ;il Elect Ct-
hcers fos the 0 Ens|t'ii'l /.
Year. 5Sa5
LIBERTY COUNCIL J! Z. OFFICERS Il;
The Finance COMMITTEES a Meets Meets
III Regular Session s8
Tonight. l,s
III cyoluN u OFFICERS j |: Il'; r 5

Manchester nareau v T,5,e Z, u !s ssa;
Joe Johnston Camp, q. mot me al ~ 4
night ii, annual session and elected q on
GERS for the coming year. Command l's
StIowle was re elected. Lieut. CHANTS we're
chosen as follows Us First n I. ]. Blanton q
Second, i 4. "a. Ball 4, r bird, Henry Morgan; y
SAdjutant, II. A. 3Phaup; r. reasurer henry
Irlddy; Chaplain Rev. tr Z. y On
the 10th the annual banquet will be held
and Il big time ist anticipated. KS
IN II. q. u. IA. M /. Elected.
M The officers OF Liberty Council for. the
Syenr have been elected as follows !: eff.
Nforrisetta, j Il r. a.; 8. w. Grid %;
%. d, Harrison, VI G. !; w. ]. Morrisette,B
c.: IL Mills a. w. II. Marshall u sl IN
II. Toler, treasurer; 9. =! 1ast,
III; II. c. Fleming, .. p. y usnnally,s
y. Bartlett s Trustees 4 W.
e.. Clements, r. u. Crld de, q. 81 Ft1lqua
Chaplain, w. II. Toler. II. VI n
Finance G Committee.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Finance Committee will DO held To- nignt3
8at s 4 q ock. n Much business Of import Il;
ance will be transac ted. VI Il
@l Personals and Briefs.
Mayor Maurice has returned from his
trip to Buokingh CHAM county ia .5s "a
&sg E1eBt IN &COnClAVe T1ep
night: III n. III
sDr. r. IF. Mathews is III ct his home
on Bainbrldge Street. IN 3 .Ss
ia Miss BEETLE Poulston IS visiting friends
In 1 chester. Ier home is In Powlla-
tan sS II y, ,,S,,
Ri j ohn Bailey paid $3.50 in u the Police
Court yesterday for being too drum To-
take care Of himself Il ;Ss s,.S. q.
Is. Davis ID being held \ for friends
In Petersburg. n He $wand ered from nome g
and landed in g t t''
aEgood story about himself y, N Nh
a8G ,The police arc looking for the person
gwl,o shot at the residence OF Mr.
Fortune, NO. II West twentieth Street Ct:
A So calbre ball landed IN his front 9 cor:
a large hre|proot vault Is TO pc placed
iii tho Bank u Manche 91 me vault "
will be 1ox12x12 and Sus II early bulrglari ar.
proof Us posslb BILE. az Sss Si3 3$sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
Marion well as Carmen"

Marion Iyell the contraltp OF marked
youthful beauty and voice that Is n
female baritone IN It's lower register,
5isia girl that IL bound 70 do something
Sonic day. Miss Ivell is The youngest
.pTttna donna cotitraho singing grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
HARTMAN ANNOUNCES
Will CARRY CASE FARTHER
{3y Associated Press.

!. NIlW, YORK, Jan. 5.---That tho Northern
securities case Will be. taken Tia 1tho ST. t.
R p court Gil y writ Of certiorari BY
him was announced by. "A. q u. GMthrle ~ az
counsel for the. Hartman faction,Ss tax
gay Copies Of The. decision OF the Tinted
by counsel to-day fteS pe ps iIp ef So
decree Mr. Guthrie said inc applica ton
for the writ would he made IA The sIl:
yenes. 8 .3 8 .I N n y N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
SSpe,yer on Rock Island Board.

By Associated Press.
3 lE0W$ 70 FTi, Jan. Il 5,=-I I 4 IS Eanou need
thut James Speyer, of Speyey. and Com
pany. has been elected M director Of the
Rock Island Company,5Sof New Jersey
and n2nlembers OF the Finance Commit tce
or that company. Speycr and Company
recently financed the r ock II Island Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
l2erfectlY SatisfactE,or,Y,,,,,

The Sultan Of Turkey has Just issued
another "sutiafaelp ry fepll X d. III France,
Hardly q day passes thaft, the sultan falls
has heen doing N for ortys ars. " 'lhal
is where tho III gls- hrQWed a plomats .aof
the greater nations liye,T-pa las! News. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
Cleaned Out.

Now thnt tho holidays III pass
And lie New Yea 4 omes 81 ealing &
"A lol Of snS haze got. alas n !. R II !
5,'Thnt Banker Bee XVI IN fec ne u n X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06

!. ]. /, - Us 4 IA, i 7. Ii. IS
Lowest teinperat nre g tss 5S
Moan temperature yes eIdn s. 80
Normal forJ ~
Departure from normal ten ~
1orecipitniion during past "a 80 ~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
Sinh 5Bierc mniifuliIdJ?
Bon 9 r. III. Sell.

GnB 5nblreid)e 80gcl nid)t mr. nlls
iifolii6cs @cbor beiitcn, ionoern
IclbIt oitsilbenoe aiiltitler iino, bat
luobl nod) Nienolto be5luciiclt. aa-
n%orienpoacl 5cigen ibr ollsgc5eidnctcS
WiilitperitdnoniB oootlrd at, ooB,
ipeltn cin Glupieripieler. 0elien 0telo.
Die lie beelciten, ploelif) ein orOereS
Stud beginnt, tic 5ltn1d)lt ihlueigen,
odfn ie0od) III bic ncue Souort rihtig
einfaIfen.
Die n%nciitcn S1ilget6ierc nGcroii1gS
geben Zone bon iif), Die fir Gin nuiii.
talllfcs DIR eerooe5u b~eleiDigcno
iino. Gas 9riiqen oeS 20iueit, oos
1brilifl lid onboreuoe 8ebriia Oes
StronBes, bos 6obren oeS Strides
Dos 3rornpetcil oes glepbonten ii. /.
10. lit fir oeit nerpoien stilltiirnnen.
id)el, fem Sbrenihnnous. Sd)on bas
-eiuise- 8ehlnif Der 5unoe fam i'll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
@ermiidir telearapliidle Ncpeiden.

Sn 8oitons Moii, lultrOc Oo8
Congregational @oilie" an Beacon.
StroBe, 6nS &ouptqitortier ser orle.
rifanii6en MiiIionSgeiellidaft, 0urd)
8eller int Soltcrroin Inn $4,000
geif66igt.
- ISroit 3. Z. WcGlroD, cileS1t1.
germ nltS Sos Iitaclcs, Sal, melde
o6er friiDer in Eb~il1Oelpbio lpobntc
uto biel in 0itliden Gbeotern bcId)Gi.
ti9t mar, lit in Heol1n0'S, Sal, mGG,
reno Ser &orItellllng III iDrem s(lt.
fleioe5immer geltorbcn.
Sn &orailt, o., iiit0 Ole Mfoi6i.
nens8ertitGtten Der %. & S..8obn"
Olrd Seltcr 5erit0rt poroet. Se68
&ofonlotipen perbronrlten babel mo
Der ScrlilIt miro alif 100000 ge-
id)1bt. 9llrd) Sen Brand wer0en 800
Arbciter bro0loS.
- Su GbcnSburg, ga, BAT nl1lt il,
oent ginf)lnB bon Sobn &rorc1, Der
friibcr cit fleines 3obnfS- II. Sd)reib,
matcrinlien . @eid)1it III 8oIlosin,
ga, bctrieb, in elmer often 0led)-
id)dd)icl $4,000 in 8ololtiiden ln0
in cinem nGtcn @iirtcl $4,000 III
Gapiergclo 9efunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

am meiltcn ober miro linn sur @in'
terS5eit, an 0en iogenannten olan9en
gbenoen" gebuIoigt, un0 mo iid MIR
3pei Qeuti6e an einem orittcn Srt
iinoen ga iteIt iib in ibncn uId baIo
cine nogen6e Sebniltdt nad einem
nOritten Wunn" ELM nm en0lih elm,
NAL mieoer Dem eoIen Spiel Der bier
@en5cI frobnen 3t t0nmen. @cbt Die.
icr title @lnif 3uidlliQ IN GrfiiQlrng,
un0 Oieie r3ui0Qc" limo 0ur6ouS
nidt ieItcn, 10 i%tiir5cn iid sic bci0en
@orten0cn aui Ben Hettllng8engeI.
Uie Ger Eeuiel alli cine iiiuoige SGCIe,
mo toltm limo Elm poor Minltqn ocr-
gangen, 10 iibt ouS &leebIott audi
idon ralld)cno un0 trintcuo om Gid
llno beginnt Die critic Glnoe. SD
bin porn!" - nSorrne?" 49, Sal"
- DSolo?" - sd poiic!"-o@riiu
ltidt!" - Sic fontmcl 'ruu2!" 49,
IuBcr 0iclen sur Sadc 0c%b0rcn0en
Semcrtltn9cn miro I'M Nnfoug 0ur
Nld)tS gciproden, ulrr oic ii6lid)cl
&olulrcr, Die Elm cpigc3 &ebcn 81 bos
ben Iheinen lnO nit 0Cncn react
m0Big ir8enO cine 4hoic 0c4 SpicleS
8elpitr5t miro foulmcn bon nclI Gtp.
pen Der Gbctlnc6mcr. @ci icocm ulf
Der Sil0fl0dc erihcincn0en Grumlpf
oonncru Die &nodcl Scr Spiclcr ullf
ole Stlhplottc nie0cr. lunI Der Sc
mthti0teit Der &urtc 0unlit cntiurcs
d)e1oen Nndl0rllf SIT pcrlcibcl1, mo
ob lu10 6lt nltr ltntcrbriht Elm ,8ros
lit" Die o%1litrengcn0c 9lrbeit 0eS Sfa.
tens. 9tad) ltnO nod b|cginncn aber
Die SpiclericcIen parm SIT mcr0en.
man id)intpft ollf ooS o%id)onObarc
@lott," ooS man ocn ogur5cn G(6cn0"
betommt, be0oltert lid icIbcr mc0el1
DC" onicoertr0dtigcn @cd8" un0
ld)icbt ou& @cuimreiuItot oeS @c0.
llcr@ rclpcttIoS allf ociicu oI~o6clbuitcn
Sorfel".
9tln cinmol oo5 sis gcbrod)cn lit,
fullt Jte0c ut0 @cgcnrc0c. Wun fri.
tlltrt nodtrGAlid nit oenl bcfunnten
oluenn mo nbcr" ie0cS gciuonncllc
ooer Dcrlorene Spiel lnO bait io0c.
llan1te oSeideniermonc," bel 0enen
Is ltd) mieoer 0elltli6 5cigt, Dab Die
Serren uiel tliiger bonn HatbbouIe
fonrmen, ais iuie Tie bingcgungen
ltno. Solde DISQUALIFICATION iin0 abcr
meiit icbr burmloier Notllr, iuenn
lid Ole S%faten0cn altd auBeroroent.
lid babel ereiferr. 81 nirflid)en
StreItereien fommt eS, Inn bo3
Spiel nidt u%uf5ubulten," fat ME.
Gtner Der orci untcrbrid)t cinen Iid
etfua 5%lripiBenOen 9iSput g~eiiteSge.
genm1rtig iofort nit eillem 0onnerll.
ben sd bin born, bite mid 5t rel.
SEM" uno ii6er Dem yHei5en" oergei.
len Die on0eren Damn p0Qig. mieoge.
rei5t" lie tuoren. 81 gebt ole 3eit IN
oler @cmiitblidfeit BIN. S6lieBli6
iUerOcn 0ie lebtcn finn MunOcn an
Geiagt man red)net ans, bc5oblt lno
trcnllt iif nit einem ber5IidIen ng(lti
@ic0ericbeu." Sic 6rooe 8ottin Ou-
beim obcr 6lidt bel ser Seimfebr il.
rer idlchteren SGlftc icuf5eno olli
Die l(br: ngSieocr nal 3nei!" @or-
miirie niiben ieoo6 bier cbenio lpe.
Mig, lule onS ongcOrobte Gnt5iebcn
OeS SnlrSidliiiiel3, oenn eiu ehter
Sfoter ipielt III einem ioIden Safe
cininh bis sum M}orgen oltrdJ ultN
omiiiirt lid nod f0nigIid babel. -
Sa, ia, Der b0ie Stnt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

NOOiion .. 9ltfin3, Der felt Is
SaGren @albilt9toner Correspondent
OeS o9roofIpn eagle" mar, lit in Der
8unoeSbaliptltaot al einem Ser5lei.
Ben geltorbeit. er 5dbIte 80 Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
IS lcbr oas Sfatipiel!

Dos St1tipiel biiBt 5fuor BIT feiner
Sobres5eit enuns bon ieinem 8ei8 ein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

Sn g cip Yorf ii brer sic
9eDor6clt ieit cinige1 Wionnten ipics
Ser NAL einer 9ren5jlig gegeIt Die
SGuicr. in oeren Ygcgdmbclt" ipiro.
mo ulter ser Yolijei, bic man Der
YilidtoerioumniB be3idtigt, miro
oliirdtcrlid)e WtuItcrun9" gebolien.
ISn E~biIooclpDio bat Scr Wopor
McoUcr ollgeorOnct, 0ab ale Eoli5i-
ten, in 0cren 0e5irf onriidjige S0ll.
icr iino, nod) nnOeren 0iitriften Der.
lcbt mcrocn mnO jugleid) perfiigt
DAB ieoer Boli5iIt, ser iolfe SGltIcr
m1terltiibt ooer OulOet, iofort el1tlni
len lueroen lol. Gntlaitert miro oo-
ourd) cntlpcoer NclusDorf nod Y6i.
looelpDin lucroen. WloDor 6leild,.
mann bon Cincinnati lit III 0ieier
Srnge dlt0erer Nniid)t. Gr lugt: y0aS
SaIaroipiel l1Bt lid) nid)t nbl6oiIen,
i6on icit 9egiun Der Weltgcid)i6te
lit 9eipielt luoroen. Die eil15ige &ciic,
ipie man ooS .@1nlbeln" regulircn
fam, lit, oaiicl6e 81 licentiiren.
Wenn Die Spielbnnfen inter geieb.
lid1er Goliirole nro geietIid)em
Sdiis iteben, miro lanae nift 10 uiel
llnbeil angeridtet, pie iest, oenm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
WSitDricne Nptt4en.

Die in ri Der.
itorbene @itttpe Sc 2tmon bat ser
10000 Wurf oermutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

Ser ais oieIfoher Wils
IiouGr geIteuoe Mtiindcner Rulmci.
tier Srump lit in Gonf,us geratben.
Seine llebcrihuIOrng betrd8t Gcgcn
uicr W}iuioneu Wtorf, qegen pelde
t3 @Guier un0 Elm 9ouplob sic
9lftipo biI0cu. @oormitteI ittO nidt
norbanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

Sic Mfo0GlIe ser Soo!=
burg, Ionic sic 9tohbiloulgen bon
6unoen fijr mclhe ocm 0euti6eu
&oiier olti ser Notwithstanding IN
ct. 2olriS ser groBe ordGolo8iidc
YreiS 5ltcrfomlt porocn it, iinO bon
5luci 4merifuueru otgCfuuft moroen
ulo ucrOen ser llnioeriitGt III @oih-
inQton ii6criuicien mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

SIM Ietten Mo al OernUs
qIildte oltf Dem @obnii6cr8ong 6n
Spencer cine @odBcit5geicaihoit, no.
bel iiiui Ecrioncn Sen 500 fnnOen.
0urA HcidSgeri6t3 = GntI6eiom0
luuroe uu ole nEiGl5iidc 9abn"
cuoQilltig ucrltrtbeiIt, fir ieOen Ser
@etootetcn 27.OO0 Wtorf GutihGhi-
alrng an sic Nintcrblicbcnen 5rr sob.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
THAT pERsrsTAET LAD.
Mexico Girl Tells the Cub How
She Tried to Shake" One of the
"rown Cut.ups."

We strolled into a well known soda
fountain store quite recently, and met
there a society maid quietly reducing
a nut-sundae, She was in a very talka-
tive mood and when asked what she
knew invited, ''us" to sit down and
list to her tale Of woe. 1t seems one
Of the villages young men has been
doing the devoted, and becoming more
persistant in his attentions daily, she,
decided TO apply the soft pedal.
The following is the method Of tell
ing him he was unwelcome without
causing hard feeling.
"First l plead other engagements
but the old thing wouldn't take the
hint. Then l gave his roses away and
made my little brother, Willie, eat all
his candy up right in his presence,
but no, he would not notice it. Next
disappointed him and broke several
engagements, but he always came
forth serene and determined. My
patience being almost exhausted | was
on the verge of asking father to hit
him in the head with an ak when the
following incident occurred. He called
one evening and was sitting on the
sofa beside my brother, Willie, anoth-
err scheme, when Willie picked up a
thread on his trousers and be-
gan pulling it. AT first it was
not noticed but in about two minutes
when Willie had a hand full Of thread
my friend began to grow nervous and
ended by asking me to leave the room
a minute, he wanted to surprise met
Did he surprise me? heard a crash
out 10 front and on looking from the
window discovered Mr.. Comeoften
crawling out Of the rain barrel, where
he had fallen in trying to escape by a
window, With a PORTER hanging like
a skirt from his waist Willie had
u~nravelled his pants"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
THE COP HAD HIM.
But He Was a Good Talker ard
Did Not Get Locked Up,

Thursday, in Centralia, a Mexico
boy had an exciting ex p%erience with
one Of that cities special officers. He
was standing on the main street,
watching the Ferris wheel, when a
young women stepped up behind him
and squirted a small rubber ball full Of
water down his neck This did not
strike him as unusually funny but in
self defense he purchased a small ball
and prepared for revenge. Like
"Stealthy Steiye the Silent Sleuth" he
gum shoed through the throng In
search OF his fair assailent and at last
his glance fell upon a member OF the
facinating sex that appeared to be the
much looked for maid Silently he stole
to her side and the let the water loose
on her snowy shoulder, through the
strings OF a"Stradavarious''shir waist.
Her squeel OF establishment attracted
the attention Of an officer who prom
pity cnlared the young mar and start
ed him toward the town lock up.
This was more than he had
bargained for, so he put in play his
we'll known persuasive power. After
quite a long chat and promises not to
be naughty in the future, he was re-
leased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
HIS CURIOSITY SATISFIED.
Involuntary Bath in Divers Tank
Takes the Crimp Out Of a skep-
teal Drunk.

They were standing in the road near
the Wabash depot at C~entralia just
after johnson had made his afternoon
high dive, both were pretty well '1it
up and one was Of the opinion that
there was a fake connected with the
high divers act. johnson, BY the way,
is with the whitney Carnival Com
pany, doing a free attraction, and
while in Centralia this week has had
the natives, and visitors as well, hold
ing their breaths while he plunges
from the top OF a hundred foot ladder
into four feet of water in a six by
eight foot tank.
The act was just over and the
crowd had scattered to green fields
and pastures new, when to settle all
argument, "Mr. Curious Clown'' stag
gered up to the brim Of the. tank and
peered over. But the ground was
slippery and his head was heavy and
10 less time than it takes to tell 1t he
was foundering around in the water
like a Dutch Galliot In a heavy gale.
Had it not been for the prompt &C
ton Of some Of the bystanders the
SHOW me" would undoubtedly have
drowned, as it was, he escaped with a
bath and lesson. Don't butt in"