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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
MARTIN SPEAKS
HERE SATURDAY !. U|.|.'|:| D
Jaaior Senator Will Address
Richmond Voters at AGA
!. DENY Of Music.
CONFERENCE ri ICE LAST NIGHT !.
CoNFEREN CE LAST NIGHT

AT an informal conferences OF a Few ~
Of the Richmond friends Of Senator
Thomas s. Martin, held at Murphy's He
al last night, preliminary arrangements
n ere made for a public political meeting me
q the Academy of Music next SATURDAY
night. April 52ed. at s:3o o'clock. This his
VIII be Senator Martins second set
s,,eech Of the senatorial primary cam
ipaign, his first being at Suffolk ok to- NOR r
row night.
Is Mr.. EEbert G. Leigh, president 81. the
Chamber Of Commerce. VIII preside ~
next Saturdays meeting and VIII make,
the address presenting the speaker OF
the evening So far as known at thlS
time, Senator Martin viii ne the only
sneaker. The gentlemen who were pres
ont at the i,rst conferences OF the junior
senators friends recently, and those pres
cnt at the meeting last night. Win pes Is,
! sibly n few others. will BIZ, invited to SIT
;on the stage and DO honorary yice-pres-
! idents.
I; Those Present.
/ The conference last night was an IN m
fYirnlal alIulI, Il IGN ~ iSIINA"' ~
| diaate having been invited late yesterldNa
RI ernoon to attend. Among those pres
ent we're spmc Of those at The former
conference, but there We're many g theirs theirs.
The list, so far as it could be secured, en- EN-
braced the following gentlemen Mess 81
III. D. Patton. James Caslsie, Samuel 'e .G 90
hen, w. II. Curtis NJ. b. Rosenba az
| ii. X. Pollard. Jr.. Julian T.. Wright. -
J. starko. Fred q. Noting James - -
| BOYD, III. ST. John Coalter, LIZ. Norris,
James a.. Duffy, William T.. Reed, 4. j:
Fitzpatrick, j. l.. Melvin. James y
! Dreamer, Robert I.eN1asurier, w L.
White, w. II. Sands. II. NJ Smith Jr..
IA. A. Atkinson. G.. j. Hunt, r. G. Leigh,
Jr., d. Wiley Anderson. w. S Gum, q.
/ s.. Briggs. s.. Dabney Crenshaw, Henry
Lee Valentine, John A. Curtis, Charles
+. Taylor, NJ ]. O'Dunnellt ". Otto
i Noting, S. w. Tompkins, J.fNV.4 Meredith
4 5Rolfe II. Glover, a. c. Hartman, w. A. J
/ Kelly w. O. Shelton, Charles W. Hard
w1cke. w. II, Cutshaw and Charles ~
Boiling. Il &,
4 Senator Martin will address South
4 ampton county good roads convention g,
\ Courtlaid Tomorrow, and in the evening
Inc will make political address In suf-
+ folk. He is expected tc return 70 this
i city Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

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uncle "a In
Church, but viii be d Very QUIET affair. Tbs
,dai a iii next Wednesday, al $3.50 T.. NJ.
I The I Easter german to DO given by the
sCotlllon Club Tho 24th, lis looked forward TO u
With much interest, i5ss 5sfi vi. Ss#
y Mi,s Ma ~ cowar, OF C,owan's Mills, IS the
guest ST Mrs. Elizabeth Adams. !.
Rev, y. II. 1slilla Or Isyncnpurg. mas sou
Rullard at SnoWyij]o to Mr.. George Somcrs.
Is Nj "a. p. Jordan. OF Dublin, has sold his
gthorourhbred4 Bobbie Kean; 10 Mr.. smlthson
of washington, 4 Tor sS,io0. Bobbio Kcan was
sired by Fiatlands and reared W Mr.; II
Mctiavtck OF WytltA county Y. from whom M 9
FWaa purchased by Mr.. Jordan while Sill o
colt Robbie Kcan won $1,000 tn the Ben. :
ninrs Iraces last week thus bringing Mr. Jor-
Al over 81. ooo, IA
ss'sM Mr.. Nv. \ III Jordan who was married We'd.
Enesday Al Z I,ulaAki City,5gto Miss Lee Mller.
of fssckr 4 Creek passed through FBd ford the 4
same day OF, ro,ite to Washington and mort ern
M Mr. Jordan liz a prominent and highly res
.nsrted @citixe, of Radford and his bride the 7
asuvhteri al ti,e5Iate John r. Miller, OF Back
Creek. 81; gs.E II, -
a Club saturday afternoon. . Il !.
Miss NJ ackie Ingles returned from Richmond
I Miss Sn Eva nuard i. the guest OF Miss helita
Wilson this week, rs VS. =, h, J. .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
! Saw1Fred iicksburg.,
(spec,al < to -The Times Dispatch

"a 81. (SpeclaI a to -1he Illness Dispa tci.5
FREDERIC KSBURG. Az "A pri Il y ~
over two hundred teachers In the public
schools OF Buffalo, N - y, arrived here
at 1 O'Clock to-day on a special train.
On foot and invehicles they visited tho n,
Mary washington house. y enm orc.
where Betty Washington Lewis lived ie.d
Mary washington lnonum ert and Lodge,
"Brompton,'i Ma ional Cemetery and 9th
3er points of interest. They;Werc high
Is pleased with their visit .here.A arg
proportion Of the party is ladies. They
left about 5 o'clock for Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
ITALIAN AyMBA..s':'s'',Al'lD''0:9 , s.
Visits Colony Of His Country {, ','y
men in Burke County J. y
,spcctal to The .Tiines-I

CHARLoTTE c:, pr. ,, Ii !, e
I5airah paid m ofclal Visit to the
toby. citing was q leld e v the
handsome church erected 6y az col
onists greeted the ambassad he IN, n; de a
tbs coionsts a felicitons speech. wh.S $, =
was Responded Ito by the priest G. =! y
colony. RichaT,as, 5, y, y "a a
also Also made mad an address signor sD e
P iL is making a tour o., me .sou ",
studying the opportuniti for Italian Sc =
fle me m Ia here. g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
TO FIGHT TRUST,
Turpentine Operatorl in South nth
Organizing for Struggle.
(By Associated FFes'

sI1ATTIEsB uRG, MI ISL April lb;-T] ni1,
peniinp operatorsin alabama, Miss innf ar,
louisiana and Texas %ati ' 70 9 scuss tie
naval Stores situation and devise, means aa,
10 procure and maintain the best prices
for hte products Xxi !, s u. 4, -, q, 5form
1t is said the meeting u caliea 70
turpentine trust and 70 arrange for D., t ~,
representlng Inc proanssfrs s Greet recently
,a,,rcbea ~ ha IN iautio Coast operators
At "a NEE ting az iSekk opyi lls. Fla y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
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DEATHS.

Ady,fas received I, ,na here {; tis
A fAeshGqnA shs' tIsS iisSi who died
( III Minaca. g hihuahua, Mexico, o.! the
4 9TH and which have een OK pee ed
In that city on the 9TH instant.
LEE. oiled. ct her pafen II resistance =, Mo :;
+ GesATHEh IND LEE, aged one year and
s'1 T 11,n.i 4 SUNDAY, from above rosie
dcnce, atsFsf.7 AS ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
A Dental Congress

"a April s.ep 4,
stntha holding OF q interiationtha a
tHai ISL dhs avs a
jamestown. ~ E. sHWisrinia Tidewater Dental
taken 6X 1hs committee has been named
tsKs the matter IN With e view VIZ g
sS z she
gnia,Iaand, E - bold an nternaio con.
The 1857 dentists such as was held Z y
EE fhGs Buffalo and ST. LOUIS; tne ths
tinnai Associa ton to mect #; mere ~
same time. Z = - n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

~
Z The mad and immediate effect !, ] q
swamp Root the great KID ney anu n. va
der remedy Is soon reallz ICED. " s " Z
.thesh,rhest for Its wonderful cures q l y,
most addressing cases. SWAMP 1901 MI NJ.
set YOUR whole system right q no Wy
best proof Of this Is q trial,
IS Cottage ST.. Mel I !, M Ma H. ss;4
eas ~ .nee was 4, tho ,a ArSXi me ,s,a
ppatei that suffered everything ana MAJ :
mich aarmed--lIy strength and power ~ =;
fast leaving SAY NJ fur advice
AND Tr the n sdiek and noted
= Sessided Improvement after taking swamp
I continued ita use and am thanklul :! g
say that am sntssIy e aho,t aha s'Ioh had
Soctor examine some Of my water to-day;
and lie Pronounced II all right and In splenaia
III sD I know that your swamp-Roo g purely
vegetable and does not CONTAIN any .naEs'sa ~
5 cnvery and recommending swamp Root to 9 Y
sufferers 8 am 1 ysss h 'is'A KRIS;
swamp Root is not recommended for
EpIToRIAL- NoTE,--ln order 70 PROV
ia = hive q sample bottle and n book OF
srea Nv mail. The book contains many
monlal letters received from men any
swamp. root are SO well known that ON y,
hottie. In sending your address g ny = y
sav you,read this generous Sof Ter lllt !ne y
,iraness Of this OTTER 10 gGua Tan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

~ EREDERlCk6BO1t1,a y -, z !. -, y
uduaTd snelings. citizen !, y =
~ ~ 11nouth. stafford county. died lass
NJ chi. aged AZ years, survived by ms VIZ
and three children. 81 BED ss{ ..5i e
Elder Daniel Baker.
s3S3S ee....a.,.,ai d - The Times Dispatch.)
m1NSsGpH epIsss,r Z, April 15-7Elde
I, ariais BAKER, a leading farmer ana
8D,,nkard preacher Of this couht u I1,!
last night nea ageq e. :,
IA, theSfIrst death to occur In his
Y fort ,r ~ years a widow ard six chA-
adren survive.
1 4. Professor j. E.9'Y oder. III
s5 y N !c,fI,;i A. pril 15-Prof. =.
Il, -ayoder. who for years has been prin-
cIpal Of the colored high school OF Y, ms
city, died to-day after lo ~
Illness He was nut ioI !
where no I was; born xty,seyeen3 years rs
q go He came here shortly after the
CIld1 WAR. and was a prominent menne ,E
e College Hill baptist Church; lie y
survived by his wife. NO ca ca. vs. 'eets
Captain j. II. God.
R fanacihl stoThet Times Dispat cl,.)
j. NORFOLK, VA, April 15--- apt ain John
H. Wood, Of Camden, n. u, died sua- 4
denly this morning. He was mere y ~ :.
tending TO The refl,tng gt He Henry W
-
Savage, the theatrical ma mayer, o. ne y.
York. intending to sail on her IN Icy :, ,',s
days. His body was einbalmed and ms
mother Will accompany IT. TO Camden i's'1
Peter Rosenbaum. &
(specal to The Times Dispatch,l
NYYT'HiEYILID, VA, April l5,-Mr;
Peter Rosenbaum, who was paralyzed
Thursday. died yesterday at & z s,o'c clock.
:He was n years OF age. and was e. S :, y
federate yetera n, is "a Il NJ
General John Palmer.
(ByiAssociated Press,)
Aprd 15: ens e ~ 5q fhe
Grand Army 9of the Republic, died here
to-day after long illness. Ills dea w
he received in the q VII Var, ND from
which lie suffered since that con ctt
He was onelof The most prominen Z me
bcrs OF the Grand Army OF the RepnhlsG
In the country. being command erin, mel
Isretary OF State OF New York on the Re.5
publican ticket OF 1895, and held that nice
| for Ave years He held NJ any other posLee
or trust, and was one Of Albany VS. mosS
| prominent c1tlsens, q, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

{ rr. i.e ths pnss,as, admiral as showing
tt,n frst evidence OF bold initiative = Rus,
Ma has thus fat giver. IT is the general era
iew3 that fsclestvenslSy is ltkeiy 70 hs,..
losing battle III carrying ous ne !, ~
- cripple tho naval strength Of Japan Sal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

everything but At pronlp ~ cures tldney.
liver and bladder troubles, the syn ptoHls
sof&whIcfS are Obliged 70 pass your wafer.
frequently night and smartlns, i, 0rs
Irritation In passing, brick dust o. sea.r
ment In tho urinI.. headache, pacKaene'I
lame back dizzlness, poor a!gssuo.l''
3sleeplessnessl nervousness, heart alstu ~.
$ance duo ia bad kidney trouple,g i skli
goruptions n from bad blood, Dcuralgl Y
srhatlmntIsm, diabetes. FLOATING, Irrltap
\ III, q wornout feeling. lack Of amplltlson,
3loas Z, Of flesh sallow complex l9n IT5 y
Brglits disease.
II yo,,r water. When allowed 70 remain slEi
nndlsturbed In q glass OF aot 'ssnt W. -
twenty-fo hours, forms q sedlmens ~
scttling, OIL has a cloudy appearaHl 81 I, y
+, evidence that your Kidneys ana pau I
der need Immediate attention
swamp Root Is pleasant 70 take ana ~ 2
for sale at drug stores the WoEla sy VT =.
hotties Of two sizes and TWO pElss =,
tftv cents and ono do }em emp q lne'
M, nane Swamp r oot pr. Isl rner's sWamp-
Root. and tho address, lnghamte !s,iss ~ !
i NJ. on every bottle.
fthe wonderful merits OF swamp Root yop
valuable information, both sent .Apsoiate y!
r tfe thousands upon thousands o. tss',
,onen cured. The value and success O
rearIers are advised TO send gior q. SAM 9
liner & CO., Bingha m n w A'e sure 70
,hn,ond Sunday Times. Dispa tell's y e ssss'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
John |. SULLIVAN
TO FIGHT MITCHELL
tBy Associated Press,)

tBy Associated Press.)
TACOMA, WASHINGTON. April 15--
The sporting editorso Of a. coma news Z
paper has, IT is said, n ma,en,
pu DIX is Of lie s World and Charley Mitell-
o. champion boxerof England, for q
twenty-round bout; Marquis ,of Queens 20 rs !.
time in Nav. The n battle probably Will
occur at Tacoma, where boxing is per
mitted, ay IS III "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

Weak unhealthy RESPONSIBLE for more seke l
through neglect
causes kidney 70 continue fata results are s1
follow
most dneeda attention first
YOU badly begin taking ~ All'ei M nds
n bster thew vim help TO health ts
will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
,Fun,elral9N Offices.

FITzGDRHf.p, The funeral of Mr.. a,
j. FiTztiER ALD, who died at the resi-.
dencelnf Dr. rm.3 Y, Parker, N NJ %;ib
place from the abuye Iresld ence sun
DAY, at 1880 "a, N, Burial W Motto
way county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
(RY Assoctated Press.l

ST. PETERSBURG, April 15.--G eneral
Linevitcf, in a dispatch tc Emperor
Nicholas, dated yesterday. says:
..our cavalry. April 10th. found the
japanese in occupation of a hill scuth--.
ward OF Mount Gaoschan, in the valley
/ OF the Hun River. The cavalry turned
this position and forced the Japanese to
aeracuate it and retire Westward WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
Germans of for Vlad;vostok.
m. eeo,,ia,eti I,ress.)

lASSUNIftNSNf
.ss r,t,1f-bcfo III. April ia Chicago
5r,ai,y News special from SINGAPORE SAYS say y.
.iISo,ir German GOLFERS which , ,%v,e
anchored of Cape ST. James, lndo-S.'i M
.;aft ti,at anchorage Thursday, md AFRO IN
~ Ne INA INA 10 M making for Vladivostok..
he snnnesed objective OF the Baltic fleet. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
.(9yl Associated Press.

TOXIC. April II, q a. 1.-The follow
ing official announcement was made to-,
day from the headquarters Ct the Japa-
nese armies In Manchuria: I'll
"Our force. advancing east along the
Baitung road defeated a body. Of the
enemy April 14th, near Heishihimu, ten
miles east of Panshi. and vigorously
chased them towards Tachotzu, twenty
elk miles east Of Panshi.
"Another force, advancing north frpEl
Singking, attacked the enemy, holding a
position five miles south Of Pachatzu.
..There has been no change elsewhere
In the military Situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
SITUATION IN FIELD.
Preparations Progressing for
japanese Turning Movement.
Fight Near Heisllihimu.
n. Assn,Istnh pres.

fBy Associated Press.l .
GUNSHU PASS, MANCHtlRlA, April
15.-The expected Japanese turning
movement Is not Developing, but prepara-
tons. 1t is understood. are progressing.
Renforcemcnts, food and ammunition are
being brought up from, Niuchang, Tho
Japanese In occupation of a hill south
on either side Of the railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
: : =
N "a q z y I3 Is
Cures Grip !p and
)

You have used Or. Hnmphreyss 'sev.
enty.Hevcn' for Grip and Colds; why not.
try some 81 his SPECIFICS FOR Other
malhdies? 4. x
RI No. 1 cures Fevers. a b \:
No. cures f1eadacieA q X
N No. 10 cures Dysp epsia. sstsi q.
No. 4 . cures Group.
No. IA cures Eczetr1a.
81 3s No, Is cures Rhetinatisr1s X
g No. 10 cures Malaria.
No 20 cures Wliooping Cough.
X No. ~ cures Kidney Diseases.
IS. Nh. 80 cures Bladder Diseases.
"a At Druggists or mailed, 2bc. each. .ss.
f1Syy-s Medical Guide mailed free. b. I. ;5
i Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.. COR
William and John Streets, New York. ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
OBITUARY j I:
K edward Snellings.#

~ IN Icnecial to The Times. DiSpat.c l..,, g
= Observation-Disclosures, IA, April lD,-
rdra1d snellings well known, q tizen !, g g.
~ 10 mouth stafford county. dled las.
taht red 42 years, survived by his WIZ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

That we. the student,
offence In the lecture and
an argument against any.
tut wholly a collection OF
I tile hearing OF which,
,nduciYe to sober thought
lie reaY basis OF truth, re-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16

Senator Martin will address a South
ampton county good roads convention at
! Courtland tc-morrow, and in the {ovenine
he will make political address In SUI
|folk. He Is expected tc return 70 this
/ city Tuesday. s
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23

Cement posts for farm fencing where
timber is scarce seem to be attracting
attention.
official crop reports from st Peters
burg show the Wiuter wheat crop in
European Russia To he good and the
crop of winter rye below the average.
Nursing dairy calves is a nov busi
ness noted hy Kura New Yorker Dai-
rymeu who retail milk in large towns
cannot afford to raise calves. The milk
is worth more 10 sell After few days
they send the littlr creatures To some
farmer who has a land separator and
sells cream. lie raises them on warm
skim milk and grain and sends them
back as yearlngs
An encouraging fact in forest man
agement is the growing determination
of large timber land owners 10 handle
their holdings less waStefully aud to
protect the forests with the view TO Il
continuous yield Of timber
An area of 81 o920oO acres seeded to
winter wheat is Orange Judd Farmers
estimate, an increase over the area har
vested last year Of 100 1000 acres, but
a decrease of about 100000 acres aS
compared with tho acreage actually
seeded in the fail Of 1908
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23

FREE SAMPLES
Absent Friends.

A lady who lived for many years in
and near Skowhegan and who will he
remembered by many people of this viei-
nifty, sends the following communication
to the REPORTER.
Mrs. A. l.. Maxwell is assisting Mrs.
l.. Z. Badd at 127 Spring street, SPRING
field, Mass, who s entertaining the grip.
Nurses are scarce, and ordinary nurses
get from 81 to $40 per week and trained
nurses get from $2l to $28.
HOMEsICK.
skowhegan, skowhegan l read your name
upon an ancient paper
The owners not come back to claim perhaps
hell want 1t later,
And my mind went thinking on the doctor
and the grocer mar,
The dry goods merchant and the one that
prints the local paper.
only had to read the name, it almost seemed
Use back again.
Water street not looking Just the same, the
fire had changed it;
oh the pain OF lost and changed conditions.
The lovely streets and bridges, new hotels and
people shall not see.
read your paper through and through, to see
how changed the town must be.
I've not the price to take me home and I'm too
old the walk to begin,
Yet, when one asks me whence came, I'm
pleased to say. Skowhegan, Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE or MAINE
County Of Somerset S..

County Of Somerset S..
February 4th, \. d. 1905.
Taken on execution, wherein Illinois Sew
ing Machine Company. corporation existing
by law and having an Office and established
place of business at Chicago, Cook county,
State of Illinois. is Plaintiff, and Thomas
Berry of Caratunk Plantation in the county
of Somerset and State of Maine, is defendant,
and will be sold by public auction. on the
(IIth,) eleventh day OF March, A. d. 1905,
at (II) eleven Of the clock in the forenoon,
at the office of William K. Jordan in Bing-
ham in said Somerset county, all the right in
equity which the said Thomas Berry had on
the 9th, day Of January, y. d. 1904, at 7
O'Clock in the afternoon, when the same was
attached on the original writ to redeem the
following described mortgaged real estate
situated in said Caratunk, to wit
Two certain lots or parcels Of land with
the buildings thereon, the first OF said lots
being described as bounded on the South by
the school house lot, running West eight (8)
rods; thence Northerly four rods; thence
Easterly eight (8) rods, to the Canada road;
thence Southerly four rods, to first mentioned
bound, containing thirty-two square rods
more or less. The second piece is bounded,
on the North by the above described piece Of
land, on the East by the Canada road, on
the South by land Of Nm. Paris; and on
the West by land of Nathaniel P. Brown.
This lot is twenty (2o) feet wide and ex-
tends back Westerly from said road as far
as the West line Of the first lot. said lot
being same decided to me (meaning Thomas
Berry by Nathaniel P Brown by his deed
dated September, 10th, \. d. 1900, and re-
corded in Somerset County Registry Of deeds
in Book 25o, Page 100. Both Of said lots
being conveyed to SAID Berry by ) !. Walton
10y his deed lated June. 18th, \. ID. 1908.
said real estate is subject to a mortgage
given by said Thomas Berry to Forrest
Goodwin Of ekowhegan in said county, re
corded in Somerset County Registry Of deeds
in Book col, Page 1913, on which is said to
be due about -Four hundred and Forty dol
lars.
Dated at Caratunk, somerset county, state
of Maine, this 4th, day # February a. b.
zoos. 3w6
INGRAM {. PIERCE, deputy sheriff.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23

The custom which makes it proper for
the vile TO assume the uame OF her hus-
band in marriage is involved in much obs
security A recent authority advances the
opinion that il originated from a Roman
custom and became common after the Ro-
man occupation OF England. Thus Julia
and Octavia. married to Pompey aud CiC-
ero, were called by Romans Julia OF Pom
pey and Octavia OF Cicero, and in later
times the married women OF most Euro
pean counties signed their names n the
same way, but omitted the Of"
10 spite OF this theory it is fact that as
late as the sixteenth and the beginning OF
the seventeenth century Cathaune PAR
signed their name without any change,
though she had been twice married We
also hear Of Lady Jane & ey not Dudley
and Arabela Stuart, not Seymour. etc.
Some think the custom originated viii
the Scriptura ioea that the husband and
wife are one. This was the rule oil the
law as far back as 1903, and it was decid-
ed in the case OF Bon versus Smith in the
reign OF Elizabeth that a woman by
marriage loses her former name and legally
receives that of her husband New York
Herald.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23
Report of Cattle Commissioners

The report of the State Cattle Commits.
sioners for the year ending Dec. /. 1924
has been presented 10 the Governor and
Council. The report is carefully drawn,
and gives detailed account Of every cent
used by the Commissioners, and to whom
and for what paid, during the TWO years
since the appropriations of the late Legis-
lature.
The number of diseased cattle and
horses destroyed by the commissioners
has increased from year to year during the
past six years. During the years 1899 and
1900 there were 1868 cattle and horses kill
ed and paid for costing the State, includ-
ing expenses, sI3,475 S.. Duling 81
and '92 there were COL cattle and horses
destroyed, costing the State $22,435. "a.
During The years % and ga covered ia
this last report, there were 7oo cattle and
horses destroyed, costing the State Sz7,-
$50 s. The appropriation tor these TWO
years was $4,000 which leaves a def
cheney of S6,349 10, which, Of course, as
in the past, the present Legislature will
make up.
The Commissioners never hunt for dis
eased animals and only on request OF the
owners of the stock do they order an in-
vestgation by veterinarian. In case oil
d suspicion of the presence OF tuberculosis
in an animal or a herd, before test is
ordered by the Commissioners an asret-
ment is entered into with the owner that
in case no disease is found the owner
shall bear the expenses of the test.