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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

II Z va d j.
NOT naturalized citizens OF the United States
Applications approved by tho board shall pc
endorsed .'approvod'' over tho signature OF
tho chairman, or chairman protein. ana anpl-
cation dlsapproyed shall be endorsed IN IKE
thereon in place Of tho word approved. ,iiI
All Go on Record.
M ~ The secretary OF the board shall keep
K memorandum book to be provided Il by me
city OF Richmond, in which shall. De ehtereu
tho action Of tho board In regard 10 each iap5
90 Nothing in this ordinance shall BIO so
construed as to take away orG3influence the
determination OF any application. for a license
made 10 the Hastings Court Or the cry o.
gjcct,i but no person., firm or corporation shall
DO authorized to soil or offer for sue or give
away any Wine brandy, whiskoy or arttent
spirits. OF my malt liquors Or any mixture
thereof, to be drunk where sold, WITHIN 55tno
limits Of the city Of Richmond, until the ap-
znroyal Of his their or It's application by tho
Board OF Excise commissioners as hereinDctore
provided ~ q, Y, I, Z. II, !.
G. Any person. firm or corporation violating
any or the provisions OF this ordinance SNAIL;
upon conviction thereof, before the p s, ICE
Justice Of the city Of Richmond, be liable
TO a fine OF not less than ono hundred nor
more than five hundred dollars for each o.
Tense. 81 fi z tss =. z b! u.
li.'7 All ordinances or parts " Of ordinances
in conflict with the provisions or thls scctio1i
be so construed as TO repeal the provisions OF
ISthc ordinances OF the city Of Richmond, re-
| auirng the payment Of license tax by per-
sons engaged in the LIQUOR traffic IN the
city OF Richmond.
The ordinance went to the Committee on
Ordinances. ksstf .as 81 gS y KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
PetitionSing Bankruptcy.

a pet ,tlon III bankruptcy was filed yesterday
in the United States DISTRICT Court by 1Iulcher}
rant at No 4o2 East Broad Street. by j. q,
lanes and g. X. Pollock ATTORNEYS, judge
Waddill yesterday entered an order naming
John Howard Jr., and &. If Pollock receiv crs,
to lake charge and dispose of tho assets Of the
rho SECURES. I debts listed an the
on accounts aud unsecured are 81, 7ss, o.. Other
debts embraced inS class g itamollnt. TO $685.
making tho total Sliab ties 81. 1851 4 The as
and appurtances ARD estimated to be OF the
aggregate value Of $3.50 81 ~ Psrknson, one as
value Of $780, 'T5s Al IIulcher is the other
lnember of the frul,s .il3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
4 Mr5Hickrnan Here

Alr George Hickman. an y, olds xlfIh,lG}Hn "a
boy VIC has identl lIfce wtIhm a cir IT,
',n S5lern,ed in the ctyfon visit
f for 4 VIC few days, this being his hrst tElp
here -Four Years lskmsn f0n sas
pastih ~ = toS,i1hea Atlanta, and prior
~ ~ i that a'ie e served lna similar capacity
at at TIC tic CRANKY Theatre, IN !,
Al was inIynchbuarrg las III Wfln 10 # ID ~
nishlnrS touches to the stage eauipmselnlt
az. tho new theatre in that's i, NJ y
Hickman ws, kepta bSy Ssstf1e a viii Ias re
t Turn 10 Atlanta the latter part Of = 70
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
LOOSE LEAF TOBACCO.
Outlook for Week Gloomy for
Men Who Love Big Sales.

The sales Of loose leaf tobacco IN the
floors Of the warehouses Will be light to-
day. and tho weather conditions arc sucl,
rs TO Indicate TINT they will not DO large
any day this week Absolutely no 5w,ig-
.but each warehouse has a few shipped
goods In hand. and each will have some
good stock on the floors this morning.
The breaks will not no large, but enough
Of tho good sun-cured stuff to keep the
buyers Interested. hi
The sales viii begin Mt 10 O'Clock at
crenshaw's, second sale at shelbnrne's,
third at Stonewall and the fourth at
ShOckOc, VIII 'a.ft l1tfA Ht5tS 55a ~, -t@5ENtta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
College Trustees Meet.

The Board of Trustees OF Richmond Col
lege will meet Thursday in scmi-annual
session A meeting OF the Committee on
Instruction was recently held and plans
were discussed for the enlargement Of
tho scientific departments and for the
adoption OF entrance examinations at
Richmond COLLEGE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
.C|A 4 John WISE VI { /
T0.LE|C'T.U'R|E.. HERE | i I.
Will Speak Is the Daugh ters Of
the Revolution on
February 3 ST IS


Captain John S. II Wise, or New .35Y orl,
has been invited. and has consented TO
dcllvcria llcctllraHn the Academy az NJ uslc
Old Dominion Chnpter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, tho, 5procee eds II OF
which will 4 60 33 toward pnying for the
Virginia Column in the Cont Hall
at Washingt ton. 81 III NJ ss 81 " SSfFs
Mayor Nc earthly has been aAked to pre-
side and INTRODUCES tho distinguished
speaker und "a Will he has no t yet given
GtninfyYise3 VIII speak on J" Personal Reml-
.nlscences Sof Half the Presidents, which
will will embrace those from II ler. q to
Roosevelt, and as no IL a. bril- liant and
largo crowd to hear lin. In his tier q
acceptance. Captain Yiso says 4 ne n Will
throw newt light on he Roosevelt Booker
Washington episode and N this ct 4, ITSELF
viii 30 awaited with interest here nj
i& It has been many years since Ca plain ain
Wise spoke in tho Sclt u. n " a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
.Ret1l]rlnirnl1 , 2,-ISthe BookslI

S,rhe supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia
hus" entered an order requiring q list Of names
of ali who had or have books out q the lay
ia reported to the court at the first day q
Meme found I'm IN de hann sha,
I M i,c order WAS entered, there has been n
scramble among tho lawyers to return heir,
hooks to the library, n q ss ~ fBN s5&s 81 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
pic Coal Company,

The stnte Corporation, Gommdssl3n ron
g Fra 3;aa1 Gompany dncorporats shen
8n mad county; R Ha ~ % vbPI rtes,
dent Washlngto,nH p az va H'NGBE, ,
f,rnHyn soeretury and trensurer, New
YORK; capital stock $500. 600 objects. y
ti%bfr nna mlnsfhi has
MN a,,urr ~ stone and other minerals, etc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Wants More Money

rho report of Mrs, ST'eyton Es:S carringtonf
president OF the Home for Incurablcs q has
been filed and takes Gcsasion, 80 nsk
4 The report for 1904 Of Treasurer Anne 9, Ball
shows m opening balnncoo OF 81 re sa1 e,
OF all kinds saSss2 ~
Was gained on tho endowment fund, making
n total of S7,05l. s9a ats s5424
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
S.s5 POLICE COURT III
Short Monday Docket Is Isl Dis 81
posed Of Quickly,

lie Police COURT yest'srday y, iiaII az
$50 for resisting the police. \, a., I, {, e
Marie Hickman and Halle llllI +, p 2sl y
$3.50 each on the Same /,
garet, G G. nv Tas st lIet -
david :, Goodman was fined Y $40 ..I 10,
lcllrslng ana abusing one Sarall Johnson u
and Eliza Winston went dow to lr{ 5t'1s'i'
DAYS for drunkenness III gI js3S III 5iY ~ l6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
5Coasting aAccidents.

Al son Of Mr., A.. i. JIulcher s {, 4 !.
Foilsly Injured Saturday fternoon while
c cnaf r. down Fifth Street hill. There
wcro many sleds going at the 50 me. tlime,
ana young tII,llcher was bro Wn8 agaln'S;e
The gates Of the Seaboard Air Inc li'i7
LOUIS Eek. another boy, was slightly In
,ilred lI3oth ARE being treated ~ ~ Dr;
Rex, and arc getting on as we'll az Fco'ula
be expected IL VI tstt hit. tsAiA5 sSky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Appeals for Bread,

Rev David Hepburn, manage1 Of the Fulton
Heighborhood House, Is grateful for tho con-
,rhuions that have been made ,! to tho lnst1-
Iie says that bread gave out Sunday md
asks that contributions be sent 10 the mission
No. 1916 williamsburg Avenue. @ ~ s{Ss G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
COUGH RENE
IN PRAISE OF HAMBEREAlN'S 4

,Ihero3is no medicine mar llrea 8lhh.
more expressions Of gratitude from l1ep-
snie Who have been cured by IL thnn
;Chambealain's Cough Remedy. l1gom long
lcxperIence in tho use OF this l'rcpafn,T
ion, people have found that no only
lriVes 1,,iick relief but effects y permanent
cure ana thai i 3 can. q llYayss 30 relied
mon. the fact that II Is pleasant 70
take. also TINT contains no llaIlnt y,
AVG IL az much Importance Wllelt ~ ledi-
cine il Intended for young children, This
remedy Us for sale adrtlssissttss 5
HALF Shell Cigars, d mi leading cigalN
stores, hotels, drug Bt ores q tld ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
CITY Circuit Court,

The February form OF the City Circuit /
Court convened yesterday, Judge i, car
ter Scott presiding. The docket. TOT Fle
term was called and the cases sel Il IS I, a
,licob S. COIN quall fled 20 Pftleltce n ~
Judgment was rendered In favor Of. John
", Atkinson & Co,fYs, ~ "a ~ lsoltz tors
$795S $50 3t5i lg * NJ n II N 6sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
.'MORTON MARYE.
"Auditor Public Accounts"

Sd, & ..Richmond. Va. Feb !, 1905
."rhis Is 10 certify that VIC have audit co the
books OF the county Of Henrico. State Of Wiz
Einia, from January /, 1901, 70 Octoberal 1901.
and found that Walter y Todd. treasurer Or
said county, has faithfully and FUZZY accouIted
tn Inc board OF supervisors and the school
board for ali funds passing through his Office
and belonging 10 said county.
- fT',lf.. S''H, b. BOUDAR e. CO,
II w. s.G Account ants "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
TO HAVE RALLY r All: Z.
Important and Interesting Meet

q ing 7 Tonight at Clay Street.
The sE,pwortli Leagues OF Richmonslsnn
vicinity fjwill meet In Clay Street M eth
5odist Church tonight at eight Q q ck.
$.rhis will be tho first OF series OF nl-
In6 tho interest Of the leu que work AZ AZ
this section Of the State. \, !,
S5 Tho prog will be- onesof nnusua,
interest, and win consist OF lttcraryi:nLnf Z!
musical numbers. and an ADDRESS "
BETH. Of. MI. Vernon Church Danyllle.
al, on ..rlle Discovery and aDeyeloP q
81 L New religious re rce." NJ lam u.
BETH who has for seyera yeurs Deeil B, ~ =
or the ablest Of the younger members. 9. q Z
the Virginia Con ference, and Is pulp l,,I
orator Of ability. ate 7, PnllGr w.
give several readings, and MISS
+ foregoing, the committee has arranged: y. g
special musical pro ramme. # % II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Governor err 81 Thanked. /

Governor Montague Is In .reeeipt of y
crate Cam in New ork city, thanking
MN Tor Ills address before the body on
the anniversary OF 4 Genera Lees birth.
The camp BaXpresses tho hope that III
address them ugalt' Il ~
some future day, ~ !, 4 III 53 m i 4! TX II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
SHINE MEMORIAL,
East End People w ould Change
& M , - az Chimborazo School. Z

school patrons and citizens generally yia, tS
easter, portion q the mIs school!
Whip BUILDING s was recently erected
shine s as trstes
~ ~ HAT name, who recently died 5 u
shine the inae ew
,nnnt oned. was secured largely throug y MS
persistent effort q ~, ~ q ,nnrnprlf.
Though he had abored f9r s a. n}pre tho
corner-stono was laid & s t5s5. ~ "a Y i5}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
An Appeal Granted.

An appeal has been granted by tho Supreme
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia IN the case OF
H. o. Jones, Jr,, ys. the Southern Railway,
from the Circuit Court OF Amelia county Tho
driven by thv paintin and tho Injury of The
young man Tho appellants are represented
by Munfora, Ilun,on. Williams and Anderson,
Of this city. E{Ifsah
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
.RuVir1g I'M State Bonds.

sssl'he Board OF Sinking Fund gonn,lsslon 4
"idca 1. III lad aaysrtise ior Virginia bonds q the
assregne amour of 500, 900 "a DO bought for
buying upsife Vll outs Ing bond 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
PROMPT OFFICIAL.
Treasurer Todd Receives Some
High testimonials.

rho following gratifying letters have been
received by Treasurer Todd. OF lienrico,5 Whlcn
explains themselves lJ55 :, 49, IA
.'In reply to your inauiry. gives me
pleasure to- say that you have reported 20 %
other public moneys collected 4by You. In ac,
cordanca with the laws relating thereto. ana
that your accounts are IN an entirely salts --
factory condition 8 q
f ~, 49, MORTON MARYE.
Public -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Mr., g. is. Langhorne Here,

An &ln I.anrEorne, of Albelnarle county,
W,ns the cty'yesterday greeting his friends
erp after weeks far
liz S,amrhter Miss Nora K LnIlghorne, Me-
iMnshorne, Who formerly resided In this Gil y.2
,vas warmly greeted us .s Il. tG f6S5$f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
SQUIRRELS Well Fed,

ibe .uuirrcls in the Capitol Squnfei are Nell
IA ~ I'D dnrinr thcse snowy slecty days by the
raoitoi pelicc, bushels Of cracked nuts are
gircn5 them at cleared spots IN thg 81 uaars,
and ibcs!dcsS tllls, many. persons leea lne'n5
peanuts nynfy dnSt j5.3 u, aI. sit5S 88
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
4 Mr.. #HIGGIN SIS FA I. ] y y (
Park Keeper Slips and Suffers Suffers
Painful Injuries.

Daniel Higgins keeper O Marsha,l I ! "a
race. fell the ice salnrda Sre ~ 1s
L Sir Higgins was at his home and sllppea on
me iico at the top OF n flight OF ten anu
Mus Harrison was called II ana ses
tho broken ribs, and otherwise 81 A.
the ii likely bc able TO be- out In short
t,yhiloI and resume his dutlcs w. 4as.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Celebrate FOUNDERS Day.

"a IeIebrate 1WFOUHuttS Lay
Al shelterlng Arms I!osplt al, founder day
to 3 r. NJ. E.S . ~ !, a$.,,,,F
~, Williams VIII be&chairnan OF the Enter
. Mrs Williams asks leaders pc various King g
Daughters Circles who Nil ], assist . her III,
serving TO report to her at 1880 ,lliesdayt lSep-
ruary 1ith, without further notice. u, l ia ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Colored Stenographcr.

Richard r Boiling. colorcd. son OF Post
Office Clerk r. 9. Rolling has been notified
OF his selection az stenographer in the Norfolk
payyryhrd, Tho appontfG W II graduate nf
tho coloreI high and normal school Of this
ciiy, and Was ttleeted IN the merits OF n
competitive e.aininations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
THE PRODUCE MARKET. q
slush and Dull Business Feea-
lures on Cary Street yesterday.
eve only lack two things to make
business lively down here. said a. Cary,
Street produce commission merchant yes

Being pressed to name the two missing
links, the merchant explained that they
buy I'll. All that means hat receipts and
demand were both very light. Receipts
.hro light because the snow and nal
storms have forbidden the formers to SEND
sewed up shipments from every source:
This, however, did not mat rially affect
prices for the simple reason that tho
same conditions cut off tho demand ~ p
1 plYs and demandaWeref about on a par. p s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
TYPOS Running Hard.

10 the lntornntional Typographical Union II
n,ond ryposraphlcal lInl,on ,,rs!t y nt s,,.
natonal gathering al Toronto In AZ; mh
there ore four .he rho oss.G,'i
are RI Lee Woody, ThonlaH5 y lSecfe,i q, ~
Fros,ick and George Sehle ig K ID as z,
MEN kEEPS OUR III IA ON 5s;S
I,y daily shampoos with Cnticurn SOAR
unl weekly dressings Of G'uticpya 80 ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
ASK CHURCHES TO PRAY J sc 3 !,
North Carolina w oman Mani Mani
tests Interest in Nc Cues Soul

Governor II Montague receives Ia g g,
many sid request concerning the SifG e,
case; but one came In he shape OF u teiI
SErar Oh Saturday which ~
the rest. y, u y. 4, . \, ~, y ~.
ernor issue a nsking prayers el,
mhait einrrnn nj rea dis sis foil ows u: ,;.. &
Red Springs, N. CT, lNet. 4 AZ III Y,
Please Issue proclamation asking !, a. az
churches to pray f2r r repffliSSHW1'Se
s OF course the Governor d act sup :. n
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Sta | ) | a | Ting.

result III the quick relief 't''!l''1 .' ofl
PAIN neither caused BY n local '''''''1.I
injuries, d disorder, 81 4 any ~ OF l'41lI
tho internal organs - are IRE OBJ OBJ
tanned ~ using HAhLl1N y,
WIZARD OIL. Is....55
Some u the pains which ill''E' II Y
most promptly and succ,esNsdf1 n
cures, IRE rheumatism, i ''yBaul',lE'i
gia, head ache, earache, tooth ''l1''i
ache, lsprains, burns, q sca'Ilids,
cuts, collie, etc. .S
This great curative me q! dic Gin l'5
.is : pleasant, safe, and and c Ger
remedy for internal and exter a
nal use, which never YER. fails ''iIlz to to.
], relieve and cure. Nothing else
like II. AZ drugs ists. Price. SOC 'l)l''.
and 100. Fully guarantee
Sold and r Recommends ed by
'TRACLE DRUG { . CO. c. ! ].
8i7E. BROAD ST I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

Fewer gallons wears longer: p evoc.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-16
Laxity of the Law.

The failure to enforce the laws is the
chief cause of the crime and vice and
official corruption that are the curse OF
this great republic" With these words
the New Orleans Picayune begins an
editorial, in the course of which it says:
THE Indifference of the alleged good
people to the conditions of political and
official corruption growing up around
them is proverbial. They see all man
ner of vice and vicious misdemeanors
which are forbidden by law flourishing
everywhere under official protection.
They are aware that even the most Sc
rious crimes, like murder and robbery.
go unpublished when the criminal hap
pens to be person with a pull or can
exert other influence, and they cannot
but know that the laws are violated all
around them almost with impunity, and
yet there is no uprising of the commun-
ity to express indignation or condemna-
ton. Nobody is indignant, nobody is
outraged at the situation except those
few persons whose friends have been
murdered or whose property has been
stolen. Nobody else takes any interes
in the matter"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-16
The Barber County Index.
PAINTER 4 HERR. Publishers.
: MEDICINE LODGE. KANSAS
The Staring Habit.
KANSAS

The naughty and scornful stare is the
most common among the rich; they
have usually little curiosity. 1t is al
most impossible. says the New York
Tribune, to arouse any special interest
In them regarding any natural object or
any invention. Among the middle class.
70 called, anything out of the common
Is enough to rivet the attention.
man or woman exceptionally well
dressed enters car. The eyes of doz-
en- people follow the harmless person 10
his or her seat and remain glued there
until somthing new occurs to summon
elsewhere each empty mind and rowing
glance. If, instead, the newcomer is not
well dressed, but very i'll dressed, or
over showily, two dozen people take up
the matter, and there's general concen-
tration of regard, and in most instances
without any apparent consciousness of
improperly, upon the object of interest.
1t may be that the japanese, those mar
vels of courtesy, are not entirely free
from the custom of staring; but it is the
universal testimony of travellers that
In the fiowery land there are never any
unkind nor even prolonged regards cast
upon those to whom nature has been
cruel Children there are taught that
no attention should be paid to the de-
formed stranger. 1t is doubtful whether
this point is often seriously considered
In the rearing of American children.
1t evidently fails to receive the proper
amount of emphasis.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-16
Too Much Athletics.

Prof. James, of the University of ILL
Iois, says that an investigation of some
years has convinced him that much evil
has resulted from college athletics. Col
lege athletes, he finds, bring on by over
exertion a number of ills, of which the
most common is weakness of the heart,
that, developing with maturity, units
the victim for continued effortin bust
uess, and eventually carries him off be-
fore his time. Sprinting and tennis he
believes to be the two sports which work
the most havoc with the heart. Oliver
Wendell Holmes said that condition
which often promoted long life was pru
IDENTIFY poor health at an early age. He
meant by this that man, like President
Roosevelt we might say in our own time,
who in his youth had to husband his
strength, and by slow and careful proc
ess develop the good health that he
lacked, would be more likely to escape
the dangers of overeXertion, in which
the careless giant was tempted to in
dulge. Still, observes the Boston Globe,
given strength and good health in the
beginning, moderate exercise of ones
powers cannot fail to be a source of re-
newed strength as well as of healthful
Enjoyment.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-16

plant, with a nose like an eagle, and
eyes like shoe buttons. He looked as
though death would be relief, and yet
he seemed afraid of 1t, and there was no
sound of welcome, such as there would
be if Roosevelt was riding down Michi-
gan avenue at Chicago, on the way to
the stockyards to pray to Armour, in
stead of to Allah.
You could have heard a pin drop. l
said: Dad, this is too solemn, even for
sultan. Let's give him the university
yell, and show that mummy that he has
got two friends in Constantinople, any
way" Here she goes" says dad, and
we leaned over the railing, just as the
sultan's carriage was right in front of
us. and not ten feet away, and in that
oppressive silence dad and opened up,
u Rah Rah- Wis Con-Sin, zip boom
Ali" and then we started to sing.
"There'H Be a Hot Time in the Old
Town Tonight
Well, If any man in the crowd had
touched off bomb, there could have
been no greater CONSERVATION. The sui
tan turned pale, as pale as so yellow a
over into the arms of general who sat
beside him, the Bazi Bazouks on horse
back began to ride up and down the
street, the crowd scattered, the sultan's
carriage was turned around and rushed
back to the palace, with the ruler of
Turkey having fit, and about a hun
dred soldiers came up on the veranda,
where dad and had broke up the pro-
cession. and they lit on dad like buzz
yards on dead horse, and took possess
sion of the hotel, and began to search
our baggage
One Turk choked dad until his tongue
hung out of his mouth, and another took
me by the ear and stretched it out so
1t was long as mules ear, and they
took us to bastile, and dad says it is all
up with us now, because they will drown
us like mess of kittens in a bag, and all
because we woke them up with a foot
ball YELL in the wrong place
Well, we might as well wind up our
career here as anywhere. Good-by. old
man. You will see our obituary in the
papers.
Your repentant
HENNERY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-16

Regarding the struggle of POLAND
for freedom an eastern journal says:
mot since the rebellion of 1881, when
the Poles drove their oppressors from
their country for short time, has
there been effective resistance. Yet
the feelings aroused among the people
by the successive partitions have
never subsidized, even under the
comparatively gentle rule of Alexan-
der II. Opposition to the foreign
tyranny is as natural to them as life
itself, and in the difficulties which now
beset the Russian government they
naturally see favorable opportunity.
But against the half-barbarous Cos
sacks. their own kindred, they will
have small chance without effective
organization. The blood Of Poland
has been spent freely for freedom.
but, alas, to small purpose"