davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1905-06-08

1t is very much TO be hoped
that when school opens next fall
some Of the boys who have
spent the greater part of the win.
ter. idling around town, and all
OF the spring playing marbles in
the streets, will be sent to school.
either by their parents or the pro-
per authorities. 1t is a bad idea
for any town to allow any of its
, 1905-06-08

There is much hot air in the
Denver papers concerning Wyom-
ing railroads. According to those
papers the Colorado, Wyoming
and Idaho road has been aband-
oned. Not on your life, Young
man. Just watch the columns of
the sun and you will see.
, 1905-06-08

Those weather reports sent out
by that man Palmer, at Cheyenne
they keep a fellow all worked
up, wondering what the weather
is going to be the day before yes
terday, or what it was the day
after tomorrow. File ought to be
suppressed-or sat on.
, 1905-06-08

population to grow up in ignor-
ance when it has as good a school
as Saratoga has, and officers
whose duty it is to enforce the
law.
, 1905-06-08

This Office is in RECEIPT of the
biennial report of State Eng
iueer Johnston for l903-4. 1t is
a document of much Importance
one of the most important ever
issued from hat office, and shows
that the Office of state engineer is
in the right hands.
, 1905-06-08
%Gramaphone for Sale.

A Disc Gramaphone and thirty
pieces of music, for sale for so cash
Call o N Mrs. G. NJ. Scribner, at Lake
ranch. Aft
, 1905-06-08
For Sale.

Household and kitchen furniture.
! good organ; l double open buggy
| farm wagon; mich COW > head
work horses; | saddle horse: , sets of
harness, and other articles too nu.
nervous to mention. j. NJ. TRAP,
Presbyterian Parsonage,
i5-tf Saratoga, Wyo.
, 1905-06-08

Poor old Russ! always Boosting,
always winning victories before
the fight, and always coming out
second best in the end. Verify
that nation still has much to
learn.
, 1905-06-08

1t is responsibility, worry. that
kills. Therefore let us throw
worry and responsibility to the
dogs anti go "A fishing.
, 1905-06-08

1908 is proving to be n record.
breaker in the matter of disasters.
crimes, and other dire and dread.
full things.
, 1905-06-08

Five 800, and one 440 acre
ranches all in good shape.
ID. :. Crawford.
, 1905-06-08
Bulls for Sale.

Eleven head of blooded Durham
bulls for sale, cheap. Address or call
on JOHN c. JACK,
5,4-3m Elk Mountain, Wyo.
, 1905-06-08
Rooms and Board.

! have four furnished rooms for
rent, with OF without board. Terms
moderate. Mrs. ELL LEE.
, 1905-06-08

Leave your orders for my gloves
with Mrs. Dyer, local agent for them.
Fit aud workmanship guaranteed.
Mrs. MCALLIsTER.
500 Reward.
A rewrrd of 500 will be paid by
this company for the arrest and con-
viction OF the person or persons guilty
of interfering with or breaking the
telephone line between Encampmemt
and Sarrtoga.
X. NJ. b. TELEPHONE Co.
ii. j. BoLLIN, Local Mgr.
, 1905-06-08

Frank shit, foreman Of the Savage
Sheep company, has been in town the
past week.
, 1905-06-08

100 to 5000 acre ranches cheap
buy now before spring opens up
ID. S. Crawford
, 1905-06-08

For Sale-Large, second hand in
cubator, in good order, for $500.
Baker, Bremen Il McAnally. 39-tf
, 1905-06-08

Ranch and city property for sale.
H. L. RECKMEyER, Agent.
, 1905-06-08

Three, $50 acre ranches that are
cheap. ID. S. Crawford.
, 1905-06-08

Say Did it ever occur to you that
the man with a small ranch in a year
or two will have IA small fortune? Well
call and see me, have IA large list of
cheap ranches. d. S. Crawford
, 1905-06-08

Ranch and city property for sale.
H. Z. REcKMEYER, Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Elk -NAYOR ASSAULTS
DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
Fined Two Hundred Dollars and
Given Thirty Days in
Jail.
fsnecial q The Tlmes-rspatch,)


DURHAM, N. g.. September 2.-This
AFTERNOON between and o'clock, Judge
Ward, who has been holding Superior
Court here this week, was assaulted at his
boarding house by cX-Mayor NJ. y, Nc
Gown and was struck several times, Nc
Gown was arreste., charged With con-
tempt OF court. and the hearing was held
tonight before Judge Ward. The cause
of the assault was brought on by case
which was concluded here to-day. The
case In question was against Allen Has
kins, who was charged with shooting !,
G. Day, a nephew of McCown, some time
ago. The negro was found guilty of se-
cond degree murder, and was sentenced
to the roads for fifteen months, MT
McCown did not think this Just sens
,tence, and therefore, assaulted the judge
al the above time.
After hearing argument of counsel, the
verdict Of the court was that the de-
PENDANT bc confined In the county 1ai!
for thirty days and pay fine or TWO
hundred dollars. McCown Is a prominent
man here, having served the city as
Mayor for six years, being defeat ted 2
little more than two years ago,
Z Notice Of an appeal was given when
was refused at first but after considering
the matter Judge Ward stated that u
hn could do SO he would allow bond to
be given. Is. :. ].
for the defense are holding q session a.
the boarding house, where judge " ara 's
stopping. n iiss' ~ ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
TAKE CARE OF. OlD men
UNIVERSAL A sentiment \ &:
Proposed New Tax for Benefit
of Aged Members Of Royal
Arcanum.
(BY Associated Press.)

PUTIN BAY, O., September 2.-The
Committee on Assessments appointed by
the Royal Arcanum to hear the claims
OF the protesting delegates concluded It's
hearing to-day, The committed now have
the matter under consideration and are
discussing the main features OF the re-
port. hut what conclusion has or will be
reached no one Is able TO determine,
The proposition has been introduced for
the ievying OF a fraternal tax of ten
cents year on each member OF the
ORDER to be used In paying the assess
mcnts of those aged members who are
unable to pay them This was referred
TO a committee for consideration, There
is sentiment expressed that might be
called universal, that tho old members
of the order should be taken care of III
some way, 1t Is said that Able Lands,
the expert fraternal actuary, whose nd
dresses In these meetings have done
much toward influencing the sentiment
regarding the new rates has really no
plnns to lay before the Supreme Council
lie has suggested some notifications,
nut all of these 1t is said, are already
before the Committee on Assessments
from other sources and are under consld-
,sration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
REIGN Of TERROR
ENDED i: BY Death "a /
Maniac Who Had Terrorized the
Countryside Shoots Himself
in Head.
FEARED CAPTURE BY POSSE.
Had Fired Upon Men and Women.
and Burned Many Farm
houses Down.
FEARED CAPTURE BY POSSE
A
(By Associated Press. J

3 LORAIN, O., Sept ernbcr 2.-On the point
Of capture by sheriffs posse. Peter
Pitts, the maniac, who terrorized the
countryside from Avon Beach to Lorain
sforSlthrec days,5is dead by his own hand. y
lie shot himself in the head to-day In
lfull view OF the band OF armed farmers
who were pursuing him, and sank dead
upon the ground. s8s1s
The three days in which Pitts ran.
amuck through a territory of twenty
miles in extent. firing upon men and
Won en-, burning arm houses and driving
the population from their homes to places
OF safety{in the city. marked one OF the
strangest and most sensational episodes
in the history of the county. Young,
powerfully built, intelligent, Pitts turned
maniac was moro dangerous than an ordi-
nary man would have been under the
same circumstances Farmers were afraid
ITO approach him, even with loaded rifles
Iand shOtguns. INK i5%
His first deed OF violence was on We'd
nesday, when he fired thrice from a corn,
field upon Miss Mary Heckler. His next
was when he set the torch to the Hecker5
homestead, burning It to the ground.
he attempted to fire another
house. but was driven away. Friday.
morning he piled ties upon the tracks OF
the Lake Shore electric line, but failed
in his object, The motorman OF the
Toledo Limited car discovered the obs
struction In time to save himself and
his passengers from destruction.
The climax came when word was re-
ceived that Pitts still armed and raving.
had been seen at his grandfather.s home.
at French Creek. Thither posse OF one
hundred men galloped without stopping,
while the farm houses In the neighbor-i
hood were locked and barred by their
frantic Inmates. y; DIX
At French Creek the posse was met
by the news that Pitts had been refused
shelter by his grandfather and was then
bound down the Stony Ridge road. "A.
Tho posse followed. At a turn OF the
road they saw him in the distance, and
they formed. ready to fire. He turned.
watched the squad g. moment, drew his
revolver vaulted a fence and then. while
the posse grimly watched, he shot himself
four times and fell q corpse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
LIEUTENANT LEE
At WHITE. |: House |.
President FIonors Son Of Virginia
General and Confederate
Chieftian.
TAKES PLACE OF FORT EsQUE.
Appointment, Following That Of
Grandson OF Jackson, Attracts
Much Attention.
TAKES PLACE OF F0RTEsQUE.
q J.
Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
WAsH1NGTC,N, September e President
Roosevelt has Informed the WarSDepart-
inent that he desires that Lieutenant
Fitzhugh Lee Jr., Twelfth ntted States
Cavalry. be assigned to special dutys3in
Washington. 3t $. ISL
Lieutenant Lee will take the place Of.
Lieutenant Granville r. Fortesque, Tenth
United States Cavalry, who Is q relative
Of the President, and for two years has
been stationed here, his principal duty.
useful at the White House during the
social season and acting asTsan assistant
to Colonel S. S. Brcnlw ef2ss Ii utennnt
Lee 5 was recently ordered to the az.til-
Sippincsy but a telegram was to-day sent
to San Francisco, affecting that he should
be held there for further orders.
Lieutenant YIee is a son of the late
General Fitzhugh Lee and a grand
nephew of General Robert p. Lee, CONS
Enanderiof the Confederate army during
#the1 Civil War; President Roosevelt has
from time to time shown great consider
4 a ton for the sons of the distinguished
Confederate army officers. tie recently
appointed a grandson of Stonewall Jack
son to West Point. and IN civil life mas
bestowed Offices more than once on sons
or 8grandsons of men who fought for the
lost Cause. 3
K Lieutenant Tortcsque. who was named
as one of the correspondents In the rag
CART divorce suit. is now In Europe, ana
will later join his regiment. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
WITH RAZOR, sLAsHED
RIVAL $ PRETTY FACE.
New York Woman Destroys
Beauty That Was Attracting
Her Husband Away.
CONTINUED on Second Page }
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, September 2,-Miss Maria
FagtIa, a beautiful italian Girl Of Brook
Ign, was shockingly mutilated to-day by
a woman. who}ls said to have been made
jealous by her husbands admiration for
the girls pretty face. Miss Fagilia was
in her own home when the Jealous woman
attacked her with razor and slashed
her face terribly. inflcting three long
gashes-one across on the temple, another
opening her cheek from ear to mouth.
and a third almost seyering the end OF
her nose. Miss Fagilia declared that she
did not know tho cause OF the vicious
assault, but Il relative who saw Mrs.
Francesca Delmontio disappearing over
a fence when she responded to the
screams of the injured girl, supplied the
accepted motive.
The police searched for Mrs, Demon-
to- but could not find her. Miss FagllIa
was not fatally hurt. but was dsfigured
for life. She declared she would settle
her account With her assailant without
tho MD of the police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ATLANTA HAS CASE
OF yellow Il. " FEVER: !. 7
Plague is Spreading In IN
Mississippi: Improving
In New Orleans.
FEVER RIOTS AT
,PATTESON FEARED
Burning Of Emergency Hospital
Containing Patients z Threatened,
Authorities Declare Disease
Cannot Spread. in Georgia
Metropolis Situation
at Other Points. d
n(By Associated Press

(By Associated 'Press.) .@
4 ATLANTA GA, September 2.--Dr. !.
P. Kennedy, city. health officer OF At
1anta, to-day announced olncially that
one case Of yellow fever has developeedd
here. The patient is John G. Carutners.
a mechanic, who arrived here 1t hursday
from Pensacola, He was taken to the
detention hospital, outside the city limits
yesterday, and the case was sdia gnosedt
as yellow fever to-day. Every precaslull--''
StIon is being takenaand no fear Of a;
spread Of. the disease Is expressed. No
case OF yellow fever has ever existed s'te' !
here that was not brought from outside.
DR.. C.SP. Wertenbacker. OF the Ma,
rne5 Hospital Service, to-day stopned Is
suing health ertificates to travellers. This.
undoubtedly Will work great lncon-5
venience The Georgia State Board Of
health officials of the larger cities and
health officials OF ten larger cities and
towns of tho stRtelsto quarantine gainst
9lnfect ted points, u gse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
REFUSE TO
SEND IN RESIGNATION
Public Printer Unable to Gust
Men He Accuses of In
subordination.
(Rr Associated Press.)

b " II F.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-Publlc
Printer Palmer has requested the res
sIgnat!ons OF Oscar ], Ricketts,. foreman
OF printing. and L, G, Hay. foreman of
tho job division Of the Government
Printing Office, basing his action upon
the alleged continued acts OF insubor-
dinaton Both officials have refused to
comply with the request, on the ground
that they are not required to do so until
furnished with specific instances OF In
subordlnation and given sufficient on
portunly for reply, as required by the
civil service regulations Mr. Ricketts,
Tonight made brief statement of the
cuse, at the same time speaking In be-
half OF Mr., Hay. Ills statement says
that "they know OF no reason why this
request should be made at this time
unless 1t arises from the facts that they
were called ps witnesses and testified
iii the matter of the Invest Ion of the
purchase OF certain typese,tins ma-
chimes, and In that respect they gave
evidence ta,rly and honestly, as they we're
Obliged to do under their oathsI
Special Cable Ss 70 yg gae Tsi Dispatch and
s MANiLA gept Hy Der a-sstretary Taft
has endorsed John Leech, Public Printer
for the Philippines, to succeed frank "
Y P2lIsI. uhlla pSlRter % NNasn'H8F0 A>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
SPREADS;
MANY ARE |i'| |: Dying.
Steady Increase Of Cholera =; Gases cases
in Germany With High Per
centage Of Mortality.
AMERICANS ARE RI: ALARMED .
.Laborcr at Hamburg Stricken.
Observation-Disclosures Are
Still Confident.
AMERICANS ARE ALARMED
!. fRr Associated Press.)

(. BERLIN, September 2.-The record to-
night stands at ffty-one cholera cases
and nineteen deaths, n steady increase
andsu high percentage ofsmorta'ln't;S,' n' e#
most uneasy news for America rs ina Ina .
second case exists Of Hamburg. II was
officially reported late to- DAY Ina Ina, .
la borer in ST. Georges Hospital: ",lere
the Russian emigrant DIED, mas G ;tloNa
but it is added that the seizure = . g :
milder form than the previous one.
,rwo Of the other fresh cases are IN
East Prussia, indicating thnt the 1n1ect,
5od nrra has widensd. The Imperial
hn,1tb office, as shown blythe statement
,n,ade to-day to the Associate Press, IS
4 confident that 1t has the disease IN h'''u.
The most recently reported Vlctii ll O.
among the Russian rivermen IN quhlan-
tine q Professor Adolph Kafka, Prole ssor
1tncb,s successor as head OF the Institute
n infectious Diseases, has gone 70 the
infected district to direct the measures
to confine the disease. Nh,
e The g1nstItute Of Infectious Diseases VIII
ne omen all night. examining secretlohs
taken from the digestive tubes OF per-
sons who have died under clrcuH's t "a ives
suggesting cholera. From time 10 t!ll1e
.couriers arrive from some port 81 ue.
B many! With portions of bodies done UP
Theoretically. The ministry Of the lnte,
( rior has issued an order covering az
Prussia, requiring physicians immed'a e.
IN after the death Of any suspected pa
tient to send a messenger with sections
Of the alnentary canal to the institute
of Infectious Diseases for thorough exam IN
sination.
Statement Issued.
The German Imperial Health Office to
day made the following statement con
corning the probability Of cholera reach
Ing the United States from Germany
''The danger Of the migration Of cholera
10 America from Germany Is remote
Since the experiences of 1928 arrange
n.ents haze been perfected to combat me
disease even II It's Importation cannot be
prevented
"Hamburg and Bremen are the most
dangerous spots and TO them the most
care has been devoted. So far only
sporadic cases have occurred within Cor.
man territory. Five days Is the period
for tho development of the malady;
therefore, In the future no Russian emil
grant will be allowed TO leave Hamburg
or Bremen for America without passing
through six days quarantine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Treaty Of Portsmouth It: i: 4 j: til.
Practically Completed n
Yesterday Afternoon.
DISPUTED POINTS
HAVE BEEN SETTLED.
Outline Of Convention, Which
Will Consist Of Seventeen
Articles and Preamble.
Russian Troops Re-
ceive News With
Joy. s$88
1lp.. n. |.

'aTA7rl8 gsst \by fASSOClaleQ FTeSS.J .ilH3}fs
- PORTSMOUTH, N. ~, septembss.
1.-THE last point In dispute war AZ.
ranged at a meeting Of tho Russian
and Japanese plenlpotentlarIes, which
ended at Il O'clock Tonight A. the
pIenlpotentlarles emerged from M.
Whites room, whore tho conference
was held, Baron Do Rosen was asked
Il a. final agreement had been
reached. He ald not ansWer. 'tvflll
there be a meeting to morroW7" N
mo" he replied. There - no,
necessity for one, Tho clerks can
do the rest" q \; 8$ ,,sssl
Il Is now understood that the treaty;
will consist Of seventeen articles,
preceded by short preamble, In.
which L Is asserted on good author
lty no ailuslon Will be made to the
action Of President Roosevelt Ia
bringing about theg peace conference
which led to the conclusion OF the
treaty, 5 i9ff WAg " ",
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

The Monday Tin1es-Dispatch.


rsto Mon
like
dby
Associate
financial
cnny
pecal feaure s. lis nd
Of Tne-Dh patch M
sfrom4P
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
FRANCE DEMANDS
PUBLIC APOLOGY
Government Preparing to Adopt
Coercive Measures With
Sultan Of Morocco.
Try Associated Press.l

PARIS, September 9,-The government
has addressed to the Sultan Of Morocco
another peremptory note amounting to
an ultmatum. This note says that me
release of the imprisoned Algerian citizen
Bouzian is not sufficient, and demands
In addition-first, the payment of an
indemnity; second, the punishment of
the caid who made the arrest, and third,
public apology. II all these demands
are not granted within brief delay the
French minister vii be ordered to leave
Fez, preparatory to the adoption Of CO.
ercive measures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
BEATEN AND THROWN I.
OVERB GARD TO DROWN

NORFOLK, VA, Septemoar 2.--l ire
man Charles William iDwyer, OF INC
United States torpedo boat des'rosel
,rinrey. was assaulted blythe crew at the
raw ward to-day and thrown overheard.
He was badly beaten first ana void
have drowned but for The timely asst ST
nncc summoned by the yard. DWyrr EnS
been unpopular with the crow ever since
he Joined and to-day all of the members
resented quarrel he started With one
OF thom. and after beating him on the
head with a blacks'n!th'N longs, he was
tossed overheard TO drown.
He was taken to the naval hospital IN
precarious condition. The officers knew
nothing of the quarrel, ana thereiore no
arrests have been made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Do Not Fear Spread.
lRx. Assnciatcd Press,

5& WASHINGTON, D. c., September a..
Atlanta Is not regarded as infectlble ter
iritory for yellow fever by the public
health and marine hospital service. and
no spread OF tho disease there Is antici-
pated. This view Is based on the expe-
rence OF the past. as cases Of the fever
have several times appeared In A tlantn,
but have never produced n new case. Sur
geon General JVyn1an said tonight he
had received n report of the case devel-
oped there to-day. from Surgeon NVerten-
berger, Of the marine hospital service,
sta toned there. The Infected person had
been removed several miles out of town
and screened. DIR. Wyman said, how
ever. that the yellow fever mosquito does
not breed In Atlanta. and for that rea-
son no spread OF the disease need be
feared. i+g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
STILL SENDING
TROOPS TO EAST
No Formal Orders Given In ST.
Petersburg Yet Concerning
Armistice,
CRY Associated Press.l

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2. s:a p. Nj
The Associated Press was Informed at the
war office nj 4 o'clock this afternoon
thnt no formal orders have yet been
given regarding the armistice, that no
stems have yet been takento terminate
tho movements OF troops going 10 TIM
Far East, and that no recent mobill2a-
lion has been discontinued. .3 y.
In fact no steps whatever have yeSl
heen taken toward putting an end tot
the regular work OF shipping men ana
supplies to Manqhuria or any other hMsl-
ness connected With keeping the Many
churian army on war tnouNx, So ~
explanation was that no orders voNnD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Two Negroes Lynched.
icy Associated Press

& MEApPlIls, TENN. Sept, IA special
from Silver City. Miss, says
Arthur Woodward and Tacum Mood
ward, negroes, were lynched here to-day
by mob of fifty persons.
THE negroes had assaulted Andrew
White. well known farmer, and Sc
glously beat him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR JEFFERSON
The Contractors Will Be
Asked Tuesday to
Make Bids.
WILL BEGIN WORK
OCTOBER THE FIRST.
Architect Says Building Will Be
Finished By September Of Next
Year-Ten Stories Will
Make II Probably the
Highest Structure
III Richmond.

1.-THE drawings and specifications
Of the addition to the Jefferson Hotel
and the large auditorium adjoining
Il VIII be sent to the contractors who
are to bid on Tuesday morning.
"These contractors are among the
> best In the country, and have been
selected on account Of their rcspon-
sIbIIIty and competency. The bids
should BIO In our hands by Wednesday,
September Goth, and we expect to
open them on that day In the Jeffer.
pon Hotel.
Work on the addition and on the
auditorium VIII begin on October LIST
Next and under the tcrms of the con.
tract must be completed by septem-
scr I !, 1906. That means absolute
completion by that time, but ! think
We Will have possession some time
before that. ST,
"The plans and specifications are
complete, and have turned over a
copy to the officers Of the Jefferson
Realty Company.
f (Slgned)
John kEVAN PEBBLES,
aArchttects for Jefferson Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Virginia Eight" Leave,

The eight" OF the Virginia Boat CLUB,
accompanied by DR.. Reilly coach, letl
yesterday at noon for Philadelphia, where
they row tomorrow in the Middle states
regatta " " IA n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
THREAT. 10 BURN
HOSPITAL DOWN.
Danger Of Yellow Fever Riots at
Patterson Governor to
Send Arms.

(By Associated Press,)
NEW ORLEANS, LA, September p
The report to- 8 p. NJ. to-day follows:
New cases, 81.
Total to date, 1895.