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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Mayor Cameron to Marsha
Ramsdell.
once OF the Mayor,

Petersburg. Va, October Is, 1876.
x Dear Sir.-1t has been stated during
the past few days by the presses OF
both parties that a committee OF resi-
dents of Virginia had represented. ito the
President and Secretary of War the.
necessity for the employment Of United
States troops to preserve the public
peace in this Congressional district.
During the past six weeks I have Wis
lied every county and mixed assem-
blages of whites and blacks. Of Re-
rublicans and Deocrats, and have yet
TO hear OF one alteration. OF one blow
struck, or even Of any quarrel, having Its
origin In political differences.
This healthful and happy condition Of
affairs. furnishing so bright a contrast
to the state OF things In other parts OF
the country, must be as well known to
Mr. Brady and his reported associates as
to myself; and you, sir doubtless will
understand that any statement to the
contrary so rspugnant to the facts OF
the case, and so hurtful to tho general
reputation and interests OF the comnluni..
ties concerned, must tend. In large
degree, to disturb those kindly feelings
IN which peace must have Its purest
foundation and most efficient guard
"a Certainly, no man or set OF men can,
without utter perversion OF the truth, as
sort that there Is any disposition exhib-
tied by any class or inc people OF feteIA-
burg to interfere by force with the lawful
rights OF any other class. tr that the
authorities lack either the determination
or the PC wer to prevent serious disturb-
ances and to punish Offenders. 1t is hard
.ly necessary that should assure you
that while am. az now, responsible for
Its goal order, this city shalllte the scene
OF neither unrestralned nor unpublished
lawlessness. or that on election day, as
at other times ] shall require neither
urging nor assistance to maintain the
public peace and to protect citizens Of
whatever party or colof, In The quiet ex-
ercIse II their lawful rights, hut AM.
surprised that any person calling this
their h,lEc, and claiming TO be Identified
in interest and IN sympathy with any
class OF our population, should, while 4oc-
oupytng positions from which Denial should
be conclusive, for one moment allow such
misrepyese Of their fellow-ei tlzengs
to pass without rspuks " 81 & ~
Will now ATTEMPT to discuss the MOS
tiyes OF those who lsye thus sou Shts to
invoke n,3.iJaSy protection aEninst q dam
Ter extohtnE niNwherel excApt In the Cons
science N the owl ,mlnd ca pa Y may
properly call On Sycli.s us ss,sl.iS
oiieer il the Federal ana I. as A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

Saturday. October 18th. when Miss Mamie
Nye Jackson. a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip n. Jackson. OF that city, will wed
Mr. Lewis Stevens. son OF Colonel and
Mrs. Ed win a. l.. Stevens OF Castle
Point, Hoboken. The wedding Will take
place n the Third Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Stevens is closely related 10 the Lev
Uses and other prominent Virginia peo-
Pile.
An Interesting autumn wedding will be
that OF Miss Marie C.aVyse daughter Of
Mr.&and Mrs. Thomas a. Vyse. OF New
York. TO Mr.. Thomas Mason 7. Rahers,
a member OF an old Virginia family. The
Wedding will occur October 18th. at ST.
Lco's Church. New York.
says the Charlottesville Progress: Mrs,
Bernard 8. Horne, OF Keswick, has en- err
ed her high jumper, High Jlnks,3'f for
The Richmond Horse Show. The horse
has given excellent performa noes at the
Virginia shows this summer and Will
make the Others jump high to beat him,
General and Mrs. Randolph and the
Misses Randolph, OF Washington. D. G,
who have been al Warm Springs, Va,
have left that charming resort for New
York and Newport They will return to
Washington about the first OF Novem-
Der,
Mrs. G.. w. Latlmer and SON. James,
who have been summeling At "Alanthus,
the home Of Mr.. Thos, Winslow, at Mont
fort, returned last Monday to their home
In Richmond
Mr., and Mrs. Richard b. Davis, Of Fe-
tersburg, Va. have returned from Eu-
ropean Trip Of several months.
Miss Caroline Moreland and Master
Reginald Moreland have returned to the
city from Charleston, g. c., and are at
No, liz East Franklin Street.
Mr.. Lannlgan, former junior director OF
Physical Training at Cornell University,
has accepted the position Of trainer at
the University Of Virginia.
The University Of Virginia Book Club
held Its first meeting OF the session FRI
day evening, Mr. ], B, Green presiding,
An organization WINS effected, officers
elected, and vacancies In membership
filed
The following officers were chosen: Pro-
fessor A, II. Tuttls,f president; DR., j, NJ.
Page vice president; Mrs. Frederick
Page secretary; Miss Mildred Page,
Mrs. Horace Halves, Jr, and little
daughters have return~d from z pleas
ant summer spent In the AdlEoHdack
Mountains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
CITIZENS TO MEET E :
Will Discuss the Visit OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt Tonight.

meeting OF the citizens committee:
composed OF three hundred members. VIII
meet at the offices Of the Virginia state
Insurance Company Fifth and J. MAN
Streets, at S O'Clock this evening, to- dis.
cuss the proposed visit OF President
Roosevelt to this city. ,,,.5
This committee VII! outline !, plans an o 70
en.nperatior,f but will In no way inter-
fere with any OF the arrangements al
ready made BY the Council committee:
Indeed. the details OF the AFFAIR nave
manifestations. but the citizens, are being
accorded duty along the line OF Cos
operating with the Council committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Burroughs AS Grape Grower.

Most OF tis know John Burroughs through his
delightful outdoor papers; yet no y horticuitnr-
list as well as naturalist, and his love 81 nature
is constantly gaining through daily toll, VA $ 8
Over twenty years ago he Increased his llttis!
estate at Riyerby from nine 70 seventeen asEsss$
Save garden and lawn. In grapes. More rAan ..S
Ia made In the gilt edged strains. Fancy fruit
the most interior sorts soon gluttlng the ma
ket Says his son ANY. man NTH the cour.3
gence can always make a living growing fyuif;
provided he VIII grow only the very nnes,
OF The past, there is happy life and money
enough 10 be comfortable. What more ~
needed y Z; sEtI @& III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Still Alarm Of Fire.

A still alarm of5Are was turned In yes
terday evening about 6 o'clock from, St.,
Adams Flats, at Third and Main Streets,
where a blaze had broken out on the
third floor of the fats The fire ignited
from the stove In the Kitchen, and At
first threatened to spread, The hose
wagon and chemical engine from the
Third Street engine house res pended, and
soon extinguished the blaze. There was
no serious damage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Before Ioint Committee,

The co,nmittecs on Electricity and FL
nance will meet. this afternoon 81 ths n.
Messrs. Munford. Hunter, williams and
Anderson. counsel for the Gould inter-
ests, In opposition 70 the PROPOSED llgnt
templates constructing at the old pump
house. Hon, H, r, Pollard Will be on
hand to look after the interests OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Taft in Chicago.
it,,, 4 ssoclat ed Press !

CHICAGO. October l,--yTnl. Fl Taft
Secretary Of War. and the party which
accompanied him to the Far East. arr
Northwestern Railroad, The private cars
In which the party Is travelling we're at
tached TO Baltimore and Ohio spe-g
cal that left here for Washington at
the cars. .si.! vi tIIi{ jg5g X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
OUTBREAK OF 3HAzING
AT THE A. And M. COLLEGE
fRx a ssnLlclated Press.

y 1sy Kssoc y, i't ess:1 !.
CHARLOTTE. N. g., % i,--n 9, spe tSa
dur ring tie past week there has been 9 2
fresh outbreak OF ha2lng at the state
AGRICULTURAL and Msehanica "a &c Gollsge as as
the noint Of dismissal, Details Of the.
soma 81 it at Leaf ST was exceedingly rough.
The faculty was ~ session Yesterday
md VIII conclude the investigation to-
morrow, when the result VIII be an
nounced, Ten days ago two sophomores
were expelled for hazlng.8 ~ i5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
DIXIE SHOW COMING.
Great Indian Performance to Be,
gin on Broad Street Tonight.

Much mystery has surroupded q vacant
lot on Broad Street between Henry ana
Belgldere fcr NE past two weeks .Af-
ter aeyeral hundred loads Of earth were Y u
dumped on the lot q force 81 men. leve ass
ere sT WITH WITH srs ana shaylnEs Just
one font. then another. made the|E ap,
ipearance, Carpenters and artists pegan
now have tfs etfect az an arena, It was
then given gu u that IL, 2AepAy sl'urnall
formerly the mana ger OF the Vest Emo
PARK had epSaKed the entire Tribe a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Richmonders in New York.

at-5 Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.) sS5SS Ia
+ NEW YORK. Dot. 1.---B loa dway Central,
y. NJ Bnssle; Churchill, c. NorYell ana
,wIfei Ashland, c. L. Lane and wife;s
Grand Central, "A. Nesbltt and wife; Hol-S
land, Mrs. Etchison; & Hotel Asst tor, p. 3iSEE
Taylor and wife, AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Whose Keys Are These

Capitol Policeman Thomas KHote Is In
b q pHfns a II feM aaSs
ago, The owner may reclaim the lost
property by applying to Mr.. Knote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
es...,.--..,...,,r
Gs e..----S0
The Young Ouee.

y i - - af d
uhe young Queens face like the moon
When tho May nights are new
The young Queens voice is like u tune Z
THAT lutes make music to; }: X
X fho young Queens hair Is IKE ripe corn
The high noon looks upon;
Her laugh d btd-song In the morn
Rising to greet The sun,
And wheresoccr the young Queen goes
She draws mems eyes 10 her, @
Even as when tho south WINDS blows
r The Forests '' benz BEN 4. and nd. STIR.
4 MY masters, would you know her name name
The land that knows her sway
mot one or you, whnteer his fame,
but owned her rule one day.5
Not one OF you grown cold and wise
but one day thrilled to see
The royalty Of her girl eyes.
4 Her tender majesty.
sirst Love, her name. my masters Is,
And long her reign IN truth s
,,.er5 that lost, lovely land OF bliss, z,
( The Kingdom or Mans Youth.
i9 -tt,londo sia Garrison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Personals and Briefs.

Master Blair Dowden, son Of Mr., and
stss wth TYPHOID tsSsr 1t she
,I s ? pa ren t. iililorest," Glen Echo Park.
DR.. Frank UPshur has returned to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

Saturday night between, - aI la - y eloeh
the Governor issued the folio wing
"A Proc lan1ation by the Governor.
TO the People OF Virginia:
authentic sources that il detachment Of
the United States army has tins t! Gay
been CHARTERED at petefsbrg ~ ann ned nr
Federal officials The voting places 3, az a.
Petersburg are being surrounded Win
q Gordon OF hayonets on the eve e. ~ me
ton Of the United States that the gov.
crninent thereof shall protect each of
the States on the application of2the Legs
lature Tor the Executive when the legs
laturc cannot be conyeneCo, against 90
slnestic violence. N Il "a va ,
No domestic violence, no breach OF the
Peace, no molestation& Of any citizen a. N n
the exercise OF any rlgnt 20 -
arise in this Commonwealth. Perfect
peace, order and security reign !, through
out all our borders. Every citizen ,s. Is,
ltected. can 30 4 protected( and will T, be
protected III all his personal and polltlca,,
rights. privileges ant ,.l1nm'unitles ~ a. az
the authorities OF this state. ~ aPpllca
tive has ben made to the Prcsiden t FOR
protection against domestic 9 other Y vlo-
lence. FL is 4. i, (.
threatened. But In the midst OF. pro found
peace, and without constitutional q, re- Is
from tne onad
troops in the city of&this Commonwealthst;
with the desl gn. as cannot be doubted Y, Z
illuminating the people and controliingI
amending election partlsan puspo tn,
81 urgrantcd authority endangers the
liberties OF the people and the Integrity e. q
the government, lmperls the tresaoni o.
lated lns i1g ana doubtless designed g lnci,e;
and foment, the domestic violence, which
1 IS falsely S pretended 10 b Threatened
Theref ore. James u Semper n. G 10y:
before ptto TIC State 81 the Union and N TIE
name Of the Constitution against the
Migrant violation Of our peace and . our utr
rights 90 Sa 4Pon gSG
ir1al1d q all the Il aut horlties and 70 ftlSials
thereof, to preserve In abstninning from
every act and manifestation which miEh
oe armed force in our midst: and 7 enjoinS
upon all, such moderation and seli-deny-
Ing forebearance as will preclude the
possibility of any dlsturba y N ne upT
Done heat at Richmond this fourth day Of
November, In the year Of our LORD one
Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy.
Year OF the Commonwealth.
Ay.IG'7'' ne 351l JAMES h. kENPEFa. E
James Mcdonald, Secretary of the Com n.
monwealth. 49,, !.
Judge Lewis's Affidavit: 55
The troops were sent to Richmond |, upon y 9 n.
the following affidavit Of judge ~. -
Lewis, then United States District AT
torney, now Republican nominee for 60 Gov .5
ernor: &. 3 IN Y
last state cectlon) and other sleett,G On
unless marsha! s fur nasns haa he
Tiii he Able to summons to his aid from
resdents q the city the sHst'9 Wt Fl 5"e
farce as gigantic as It will be fraudulent IT.
i am not now, prepared 70 express tn g
act as the marshal posse VII vi be , asSen3
tra, a fair election at other points in
Ds{Fist Of Vpsa py
iSinnIshed and SECURE "A FAIR El4ilC-
TON in PETERsBuR ST. 1c ny u oG aoubt
lIsee Congressional Record Forty-tourth
Congress, second session, p. dos'2
4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
,,lr,ber sen,. and upon WHOSE requlsl.

number sent. ana upon whose reauisi.
ton ~ w y
"A HE merchants 81 Petersburg viii close
thelr business on the day Of election, In
order to work and onable their ems
ployees ia work for the cause OF re-.
form. A petition to that. effect lH being
signed To-day. 4 Il
! The political feeling here IS intense.
but calm. lid q
Mayor Cameron, has Issued a procla-
nation for the closing Of all places
where liquor ID sold at sunset on Nom
day evening. and urging all good ctl-
zets to aid by their example and IN
fuet,ce the preservation ofsInrder.
AZ far as the Conservatives are con-
cert,ed lit is not believed there Will be
any dlsturbanceS and, as far rs the
Federal supervisors and rnarshals are
concerned 1t Is hoped there Will be no
cause for conflict Of authority.
SO wrote our correspondent, Robin
Adalr
Action Of Governor Kenper.
The following was received by His Elk
Scelency5 Governor Kenlper: A..
Petersburg. VA. Nov. :, 1915. I
Governor James l.. l<cmper: J.. . d
4 company Of artillery from Fort Toote
the Custonhousc, they will relna!n I'M ,1-
itilafter the election. they come IN an
swer to the call Of United States Mar
shall Ramsde who IS also chairman
OF the State Republican Committee.
There has not been even case Of as
and there Is no earthly shadow Of justit-
ca ton for the presence OF troops 4,
I was preparing IL report TO you wn 3 En-
your message arrived, and Will send 1ull
information by mall
Respectfully, ll5&3}l & !, !. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Hitches. s5J
Hitch your wagon TO a star,
Is advice OF wondrous worth TIT Z;
Easier this to follow, far, Ok, q
Glitch your alr-ship to the sarth'
DRUG Clerk
Wanted.

we wish at once q YOUNG
ACTIVE, REGIsTERED DRUG
CLERK. We must have q man
with GOOD HABITS, and ore
who can give first-class referr
ences. No application viii be
consld cred which does not state
me amount OF salary wanted
and how soon the applicant can
come. Address aTROTHER
DRUG CO.. I1ynchburg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

Castro Returns.
8Si gfa tBy Associated Press.) h
CARACAS, "a Oct. ! -Fre sidsnt Castro
q to the capital SATURDAY from
Los Teoues. NJ SSss y 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Weeks Social Activity.

tfqls5s w SSn .
rio week promises to be one OF de-
nided activity. Beginning with the
musicale at the Womdn's Club this az.
turnoon, TO be followed by {. nu n q !
a. prominent weddings scheduled io'i
Iuesday and wednesday, the attractions tl1
nj The Academy and the BiJou coming 4, ~,
and Tic meetings Of the various w 'llls
clubs. nll theae things taken tog ,est g
tccm Quite enough to keep people I ! 80
3cally inclined on tho alert. & ]
q Miss Nan Dayis. who VIII DO As ~
rl,p Mat at the NNonans CLUB III me !.
illYl autumn musical programme, Is sag =
Is be very flnc musician. and ner {, p.
l,earunce is looked forward 70 i WIN ~ 1 :
treat deal OF pleasure.
Miss Shows Engagement.
From, Washington comes the news q.
~ ci,ga Ga mcnt, o. Miss Margaret LOUIS 9
snow, the daughter OF Senator ana "a l :,
1,hornas G. Platt. OF New YORK. 70 Sco q
one Francis j. carmody OF AlinncaporS
ana Washington, graduate OF the George George
washington University and we'i'KnoW Y,
lawyer and journalist. Il j !. =.
u Miss Snow was debut nte ot li az,
{ inter and was much admired. she VIII
q abroad this autumn with her m 9 e
IND her marriage will take place IN Sena.
nor Platt,s New York home after christ
nYa ID . . e. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

But the great Master said II see n,
No best In kind. but In degree
j gave a various gift to each, "a.
10 cha rrn. to streng then, and to teach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

And those who heard the singers three h
Disputed which the best might be;
For still their music seemed to start
Di1cordant echoes In each heart. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

An Interesting autumn wedding Will be
that OF Miss Marie C,AVyse, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a. Vyse. OF New
York. 10 Mr. Thomas Mason i. IA ners,
/, member Of an old Virginia family The
wedding will occur October 18th. at st.
Lcos Church. New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
M;ss SnnW's #Engagernert.
Invitations Issued.

,Irs william Tiberlus Dey, of Norfolk,
,,as issued Invitations to the marriage OF
Ter daughter, Miss Sue Catherine, TO MT.
lanes Armstrong Baker. The lweedlns
.ill occur on Thursday afternoon, Octo-
Der the twelfth, atSnalf aftersfour o CLOCK
Epwortll Church. Norfolk. Va
A reception will be held at the resi-
dcncc OF the brides mother no. l23 bute
stTeet Norfolk, from flye-thirty to SIX
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-22
GOVERNOR STANDS PAT
Claims Authority to Desis
nate County Jails for In
sane Convicts.

Governor Ferguson is standing pat
N the proposition that he has the
power delegated to him by the oklaho-
ma statutes to place territorial con
yicts ir the county jails when such
convlCts are rejected for any reason
by tie state of Kansas. which under
contract. cares for and maintains Okla.
homa convicts. Colonel C. R. Buekner
OF this city, has taken a case to the cir
salt court Of appeals. challenging the
governors power IN this direction, and
seeks to secure the release from the
Logan county jail Of Frank Ellis. a con.
gioted murderer whom Governor Fer.
gdson ordered incarcerated in the
county jeil the territory paying his
maintenance
Governor Ferguson claims this au-
th7fity under the statutes which gives
htm The right. also. to make a contract
with any persons, within o. without
The tcrritory. 80 care for the convIcts.
He maintains that when prisoners are
reiociod by The state of Kansas he then
has ho power TO make a contract with
PARTIES within the territory 20 keep
s1ch ccnv.cts
Acing upon this power, which he
cAlms Is gwen him by the statutes,
Gternor Ferguson today issued in.
surcuons TO the sherins % Noble, Ok.
lshcma and Lincoln counties. that he
has deslsnqied the county iails at
Ferry. Oklahoma C1y and Chandler
for the imprisonment OF the following
tariioral conyicts. whom the Kansas
authorities this week rejected from the
prison al Lansing deelarjag them 10 be
insane. Ira H. Tefrill to Noble county
Matthew Fook to Lincoln county Emil
Walters and King Davis 70 Oklahoma
county These convicts viii remain 10
Jail unless they are found insane boy
an Oklahoma jury aud ordered placed
ia the insane asylum at Norman
The Kansas authorities claim Ter
rim has been violent, often threatening
TO assault the OFFICIALS of the prison
refusing to work and continually being
employed in drawing up papers OF a
illegal nature to secure his release from
prison Many persons believe that
rill is purposely working the insane
dodge TO accomplish his release He is
serving a life sentence Tor an early day
murder in this city, but was tried anc
convicted Ia Noble county on a change
of venue. He WIS convicted under the
criminal law. which he himself drew al
a member Of the First Oklahoma legis
lature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-22
LUCK PLAYS
BIG FACTOR
CONSIDERATION
IN COMING CHAMPION.
SHIP SERIES
TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED
Relative MeritSOf Gisd!IS and
Athletics Discussed.

Tho question Of the relative merits OF
the Giants and the Athletics and the
probable outcome OF the contest between
those two clubs FOR the championship Of
the world is being discussed more each
day
one thing is certain, that The enthu-
siasts who shouted two weeks ago that
Johnny McGnw would have little trouble
I'm taking the championship are trihe
more guarded ia their speech The fact
that Connie Mack has a really powerful
aggregation. and one which the Giants
viii have tho work of their lives 70
conquer, is becoming generally eppre-
ciatcd
The first consideration Is rha, Of luck.
Luck IN baseball games plays such a.
prominent part that it oftentimes en-
ables the weakest club in the league TO
take IN entire series frem the strongest.
There are onlysesen sar'es scheduled and
when critic states openly aad broadly
that ti9 Giants or the Athletics are sure
to take the series. be reckons without
the most important feature Of the games
1 Il cannot be denied that the Giants
have encountered "A much easier pfoposi-
ton In the parent league than the Ath-
letios with the exception o. Chicago
and Pittsburg. the Giants have mad NJ
such clubs to deal with as have the
Warriors under Macl cvcl tho tai'-
enders-st Louis and Washington
are playing game which would van-
quisa haf The teams Of the National
league.
1 II may b. that the Giants are much
stronger than their performance Ia the
I National league rice would Indicate II
that is the csrse there is surprise la
store for Connie Mack. Even IL were
shown concIusiyeiythat the Athletics arc
q fit more serviceable tlriu the Giants.
which II cannot DE, il does rot follow
that the American ieaeueFs are going
to win u.e series. Luck. mat strngd
undesirable influence of basebtl play3
too big factor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-22

H. II. Anderson, a prominent citizen
and banker Of Woods county, is here
today from Helena, the fastest growing
town in that part OF the territory Mr.
Anderson says the new 100000 coun-
ty high school building is progressing
nicely and win be completed by Janu-
airy l. The school opened Monday
with an enrolment OF Over 100 which
considering the fact that the school
is being conducted in different church
es and buildings throughout the town
is far better than expected. When the
new building Is occupied this attend
ance viii jump to 300 or more. Mr
Anderson says Woods county and
Helena are enjoying unusual prosperi'
ty this year He predicts HelenR to be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-22

A recent decision by Judge strang,
in the probate court. gave DR.. e. r.
Tallman a Judgment against Dr. J. p.
Douthlit for si75 Tallman claimed
that Douthltt In bleeding one of Tall
mans horses was the cause Of the AL
mails death Yesterday Douthitt's mo
tion for a new trial was oyerruled and
he applied 10 the district court. where
Judge Burford viii hear the case. In
appeaiing' seothorn & Hegler attor-
neys for Douthitt, attack the law pass
cd by the 1905 legislature, providing
for appeals from the probate court, and
this appeal vim test the validity OF
the act