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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

Republican voters, don't wait for
the registrar to see you. If you do
you might fail to get your name on
his book. Hunt him up, and see that
he records your name as legal voter,
so you will have no trouble on cleo
tisn day. By all means do not fail to
see the registrar.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

If you wish to get on the band
wagon, vote for Jim Lakin, and you
will ride right into victory. The
Davis wagon has death rattle.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27
Stricken With Paralysis.

Mr.. Nathan Gains, an aged resident
of the Ganotown district. recentlv
suffered stroke of paralysis, from
which he is slowly recovering.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

Mr.. Lakin stands for protection !;
Mr.. Davis for free trade. You must
decide which of the two you are GO
Ing to support.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble ha5
become SO prevalent
that II is notuncomnon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin-
ates too often, il the
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

If you are going to do your duty as
republican, you must talk for Lakin,
work for Lakin, and vote for Lakin.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

By all means see the registrar; he
might not see you.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

A wedding celebration in Cairo lasts
for three days. There is feasting all
the time and the house and streets are
literally decorated with flags and lam
terms.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
reaches an age when ii should be able to
control the passage, il is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon il. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not 10 a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as we'll IS men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. II is sold
by druggists, in fifty fcs1tv
cent and one dollar 20 g tE:ta
sizes. You may have :Et.;i
sample bottle by nail zA E.l..sss "
free. also pamphlet tell Home of swamp Root.
ing all about II. including many Of the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y, be sure and
mention this paper
Don't make any mistake. but remem-
Der the name. Swamp Root, DR., Kill
mer's Swamp-Root, and the address,
Binghamton, n. Y, on every bottle
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27

Now is the time to .subscribeafor
The World 30l cents per month. de-
livered. -.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessons ambition: beauty, vigof
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

May %, 1905,
In the matter of Luther B. Brooks bankrupt.
lake N9uce, mat the above person having been
for the Northern District OF West Win gtnia in bank.
ruptey on May 10, 1905 a meetirg OF the creditors
vii be held at Martinsburg, W. Va, in the office Of
John 0. Lemen, June ,, 1905 at / O'Clock p. M
tor the purpose OF allowing claims, examining the
bankrupt and selecting trustee OF trustees.
JAS. ID. BUTTS,
%-Zf-t Referee in Bankruptcy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-27
REPUBLICAN Congressional TICKET
Second District.
FOR CONGRESS,
James S. Lakin,
Or PRESTON Co.

Special election to be held Tuesday,
June 9th, 1905.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
BAPTISTSFRATERNIZE
FOR Srirst Time Since Before
ivil War Get Together.
THOUSANDS PRESENT
fsur PrOminent Organizations Hold
hes.iags at the Missc lri Me-
tropolis In Addition to the
National Convention.

81 Louis. May is.-The general Bap-
tist convention. participated in by
Baptisu OF the north and south and
marking their first joint meeting since
nnte-oellum days. began here Tuesday.
being presided over by Z. w. Stephen.
OF Columbia. NO. the newly elected
president OF the Southern Baptist con-
ventlon. More than 1000 visitors were
present to attend the national Baptists'
anniversaries OF 1906. OF which eeIe-
bration this convention Is part. and Il
Is expected that 1000 more will arrive
within the next two days The general
convention. which viii conclude May
a. VIII comprise meetings OF the fol-
lowing various orEahikations: Home
Missionary union. woman's Foreign
Missionary society. American Baptist
Historical society and American Bap-
tist Publication society.
Tuesdays session was OF a preiirnI-
nary Character and mostly devoted 10
the presentation Of reports and general
discussions
Governor Folk OF Missouri delivered
the address OF welcome. Rev. q. w.
Iruett OF Dallas. Ter. made an ad-
dress on The Unity OF Baptist Splr-
a."
Thea followed the closing session of
the Woman's Baptist Home Missionary
society. which convened IN open ses-
sion Monday night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
NATIONAL aAPrIsrs.
Meet In Annual Session and Have I'm
portant Matter, 70 pi.euan.

St Louis. May is.-Ths national Rap-
tist anniversaries OF 1905 convened In
annual session az the Third Baptist
church Monday night and the meetings
will continue until May %
These anniversaries are held by the
three foremost Baptist organizations-
the American Baptist Home Missionary
society the American baptist Mission
airy union and the American Baptist
publication society-and a number Of
minor organizations OF the church hold
their meetings during the progress OF
the anniversaries. The meeting IA no.
table FOR the fact that Il go be accom-
panied by the FIRST gathering OF the
general Baptist convention ever held
called 90 discuss several important
propositions. the foremost OF watch Is
the project 90 organize a triennlal Rap-
tist convention About 5000 persons
are expected 10 attend
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
SCHOOL cHlLpRen's STRIKE.
Presissn, Of Education Board Says u
viii BE sternly Dealt With.

Chicago. May is.-The strike OF
school children. who have quit their
, desks by the hundreds In sympa .hy
the silken cord and exposed the statue
cealt with sternly. according 10 Pres
ident Clayton Mark OF the Chicago
board OF education. The chiidren's
strikes have followed the use OF nom
union teansters by boycotted firm, in
delivering coal az the public schools.
II r. alleged that in many cases the
parents. rather than the children. ara
responsible for the strike. Arrest and
prosecution are threatened by the
board of education as the punishment
Tor parents who permit their children
10 go on strike In schools Many in
spectors are 10 be placed az the dis
| position OF the Superintendent OF Com
pulsory Education Bodine 20 report
eases where parents have violated the
laws. After conference with Boflu,
superintendent Cooley. Trusetee r. A
White and attorneys. Clayton Mari.
president OF the board. has issued this
statement; "The law requires paren.s
90 keep their children in school I,
also requires the children 20 attend
school and obey the rules thereof The
law VIII be strictly and promptly en-
forced against parents FOR failure 10
send their children 20 school and
against children FOR failure 10 attend
and obey the rules OF the school"
BIG consignments OF strike breakers /
arrived Tuesday. Three hundred whlte |
and negro men came from 81. Louis |
They were recruited at Louisville. /
Evansville and other Ohio river towns.
The men marched 20 the barns OF the
Chicago Teaming company. jackson /
boulevard and Franklin streets. An
other large gang came from Cincln-
natl Nearly score OF whites desert
cd after they reached the city. declar-
Ing they were not told there was a
strike on here. T. C. Baker. one OF
the deserters. complained that the two
Passenger cars IN which they were
brought to Chicago were locked dur
Ing the entire trip
More than 100 messengers boys am
ployed by the Postal Cable Telegram
company paraded the streets The bow
strikers occupied themselves chiefly In
shouting AZ non-union teamsters.
The strike OF school children assum-
ed larger proportions Tuesday morn
Ing. when 1900 pupils OF the Grahaml
school Forty-hfth and Union streets.
refused 20 enter the building Accord
Ing 10 the school officials. no unfair"
coal has been delivered az the Graham
school The authorities declared ther.
IL no apparent reason for the strike.
The youngsters becam ESQ disorderly
that nifty Of them were arrested by the
police and put In jail The others with
great celebrity disappeared from the
streets.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
DEPOT OPENED.
A.lsnta's New Passenger Station 10 q
Most Magnificent Structure.

Atlanta May is.-An event OF un-
usual importance and interest 20 the
public. especially 10 the railroad world
was the opening OF the new passenger
terminal here Monday. The palatial
structure b. one Of the most maEnin-
cent In the United States. and cost 81
100000. The structure IL capacious and
modern iu every respect The frst
train 10 enter the new station was the
Southern railways United states fast
mail from Washington. New York and
the east The station viii b. used
Jointly By the Southern railway. At
lants and West Point railway and Cen
tral of Georgia railway.
A reception for the inspection by ths
general public was held By the manage
ment of the terminal company In the
new station. and many OF Atlanta's
most prominent business and profes-
sional r~en were present.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
Pleaded Guilty.

Cleveland. O.. May is-L. p. ohilSsr.
er-president Of the closed Wooster. o
bank. pleaded guilty before Judge Tay-
Tor In the United States district court
70 count Of the indictments charging
him with having issued a draft when
there were no funds In the bank 20
meet 70. Judge Taylor sentenced ohli-
ger 20 eight years imprisonment IN IN.
Ohio psnitentiary ohliger IL an ex-
congressman. ex-county treasurer
postmaster at Wooster under President
Cisveland's FIRST term and coIlector OF
Internal revenue under Cleveland's sec
cad administration.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
DEEDS ARR DREADFUL
Man Running Amuck Does Awfnl
Work OF Death.
KILLS FOUR PERSONS
because Ne Believed Party Had Him
shanghaied While a sailor Rob-
inson Hreaks Vengeance on
Several and Suicides.

San Diego. Cal. May william p
Robinson. a house cleaner. ran amuok
In this city Monday killing four per-
sons wounding one other and innictins
serious Injury to still another. and then
blew out his own brains. The four kill o
Cd met almost instant death. The dead.
William Stewart
Mrs. Emma Stewart.
III. w. Chase
Harry Doddridge.
W. i. Robinson.
Mrs. W. y. Doddridge was wounde :
and w y. DOddridge injured
Al FIRST Il was supposed 20 be the
work OF a liquor-crazed man. but n
was later stated that Robinson had been
heard 70 make threats against DOdd-
ridge who. he claimed. had once been
engaged IN an attempt 20 have him
shsnghaied when he was a sailor. II Is
Is said. also. that he had expressed a
dislike for the Stewarts
Robinson had relatives living at Rlv-
erdals Ind
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17

Lampasas. Tex. expects 10 receive
100000 pounds OF wool Sheep shear
ing Is In progress.
Body OF Mabel King was found sit
ting I'm a chair at oklahoma city with
a pistol lying near by.
Marcine Torres. charged with GRIM
inally assaulting a little girl near Pleas
anton, Tex, pleaded guilty.
National Association Of Car Man
ayers. In session at Washington. elect
ed c. Il. Peek OF Houston president
The seventeen -year-old daughter OF
George Lands drowned while trying %
cross Holland creek. In Grimes county.
Texas.
Sixteen cases of alleged whitecap-
ping that 'whitewright cltissns are
under bond for have been postponed IN
Federal court ~ Sherman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
CHURCH STRUCK.
Lightning Hit the Building and Eight
cen Persons Injured.

Richmond. Va. May i5-whne the
Rev. w r. Runaway OF Ashland was
eHhorting his hearers al Cool Springs
Baptist church. Lee. Va. TO take Christ
as their leader in time OF storm light
ming struck the building and injured
eighteen persons. several OF them seri-
ously. besides spllntering a part OF the
tloor' tearing a hole through one OF
the pews and causing a panic among
the congregation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
Sailed Nor,hnar.

Saigon. Cochin China. May 1.-THE
Russian fleet which reappeared OF Hon
kaie bay a short distance north OF
h-mran Bay sailed northward early
IN the morning OF May H. No war
ship has since been sighted there. Ad-
miral Jonquieron. the French naval
commander AZ Saigon. telegraphs from
Mia Trang AMMAN that he has visited
all the bays as far north as Kamranh
and found no Russian vessels
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
No Longer a Basis.

city Of Mexico. May is.-The govern
.nent has forbidden banks to hold silver
bars az a basis OF note issue. bars be-
lnf no longer az the option Of holders
and capable OF conversion into pesos
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
BOY WOUNDED
PLAYING BURGLAR
Arthur Manning. Make Erl",.
tis''i>''hrsaker. Shot kv d'owpun-
ion VIII" Didn't Know Ca, t:i;i.
Was I"a.i.. ii.

tSl' = .'.Zeu ."tInc h.,'- l's. =. bur-
HEar ~. Ettth street: b tween t.,'"as ~.
n'iH ai'i Morgan stree; -.ster..;.y ~. ~
'""n. and rs result Arthur "; unins .
vars oil, ~ ~" iio5 ..''''''si street. ,e i.
tn. sH'v E.sy,'a1 sur'ertna. from :, H., T. E.
"cr'" ~ 'h.. small of th.. b..,.,s
"" ~as shot with eat rib. bell l.
Joseph Stout. an ft-year-'..: hoy ~ y
az North Ninth street. SCOUT ..i.iu'! lIn,s
thr :iff. WAS .paGed
Stout. wiki several ""msssni":I. wa :.
rested and taken 10 tLv -Four .'nurts y. @
tween sahs he described ih.. sh"t'n:.
H,n"s'. ";flc"r. sal! III. boy. 1
diin'; mean fu shoot him Wn- D.. wa
III: b'-' guy IN III. bunch s."r"si. /
didn't mean 10 shoot HIM
Th- shooting WIS Witnessed only hS t.a..
boys. and When Manning feU thcv were -.
frightened that n.n,. "f fh",r kn.~ wh:.
=" 40. Joseph Stout AMI hi~ hroIhsrs .i.r-
y AMI WAYNE StoCe. deri'!s,i to carr,
Manning INT" eh'ir iou. ~. ti,.. ;tiri
Moor ~ ,h" b,ii,iinr NJ No az North
Ninth stras.
After 'h.~ had carried him ,,p snr~,.
fights "s stairs they fU,Ind that M on.
wa> at home. A. this rim. Manning .Ii,
!lrf seem &" IL, sC~i.'ist,- Injured and
arrr-ria'inx hk pre.,ariO1s condition.
walked ." his own ho':i", assisted by tho
l-'y wh" shot him
Th" boys mother had him sent 10 tho
''Itv Hospital
Salvador costa. on. 81 ere boys arresfs,.
a. witness. says that the boys were
playing fo"'isaH and thar the cas rt00 was
lyinH IN tho Sidewalk. firing Of fo0tbsi,
they decide! so piay with the rtfle
tn" ~ 'h" Stout t~,ys sueeested thn:
WIS fo d" IN" buralar. Tho 4sOnt hcs
Thought iha, H." rifle vac empty when h.,
aimed " ~ his companion, who W0S pl4. .
fully scaling a fence.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
WEllMAN AND DUMONT
WILL SEEK NORTH POLE
IN AN AIRSHlP.
essssses s'res. rage D~~.


for s"v"nfy-Hv" days. slssis.s Z" draw
them oyer the i~". AMI. 10 fact: a CON-
pl.seiy organized and .a:iry,.d si.,isinS
ts.ffy. ready q; any moment should 70 l..
,.c":sarv :" abandon 'h: airsh,p and
iak- g. 'ss :c".
.-wr-..ss ;.!.SI.ph stations. viii ho .,s-
taiii>h"'! Al SSI'zhe:S":i and n Hammer
i:~;. Norway, t,'' mi!"> distant. Further
than this :, ni'.lssS "c.'I:Im-I': will IL. ear
ii"'l ~ our a!-ship. arr ~ Will D. orr .f-
fort fu send 'Teaicn;. ant. !: i.o<tUi.. .,ai-
iy dispatches ~ III. "u;si.i~ world through
uu' I'll In" :,E,e fh" expedition IL in III.
.&rc..c r.4."1s. even from IN. Pole !-.ci;
should Vs. J.. s,,cc. 's-ful IN ,.ach.ys Z:
IL. at 'h" w"rs,. our >hi;, 81 th" air
or t~"-'hir,i> Of ih. way ,u -. w. i,y.
;.n ALTERNATIVE method Of travel hv wn!rn
" may reasonably ECi. ." c"rI..'. .ur
sac y AMI max our return - land .',
sa:.t:.
AZ 20 vim" VIII our a;-Shir H. Oh. q.
touch viii. 'h" ,urfac. "c ih. earth. \
smooth. 'aperi'H iir" ~ steel is to .,rag
H. lower mi ",.: In. TO-. t..,, i;,.. 81 =
a ;airii s'ahi' height u" ." ~ fees.
,..srarhy.. ant rnain-.in' mnd.r "r'ii,,.r,
conditions. 'n" vertical stability .! the
craft.
pr"te"t has ben carefully. thp-oucaiy an
technically -I"io.,"d II - an .'rr~inl,. 20
s"!z> uI."r .!at rn,! L.. Ca!!.: tn. y-y, h,.-
;"g:'si 'auin"u' 80 = ad"r h"u- IN the
vs. "i'~. 'Hs pVH'll'aI 'f.'I. N'-
in"''- ~ aerial navigation hy Sss-iu'i,'a,!
haE- ~" amazing p.r:"cfi"n at :hr iui.~r
,"fHs''!s:'0-l motor. Wi'h - surprising
I.ehfn.ss ~ weight ''s sre,. .coDsr,lv AL
s'So.sn'v ~ F.rl consumption. 'pg..hcr
wiz. th,' rnorc complete kH"NI.,'g. =
Arctic condition. s',;!!I 81 iu T.C.D, y.ars
With 'hrse arts -e.irrei - n,.ni ,:lin,..
combination i- .';.1iois ana striving
mind = perhaps u'scs .nl- fhr hsrS ~
,he man ~ action. 'l-nId We, No.. zoo I. "a
20 .r4nrnr:.s in.o <,Ic~.zs arr vc .iil
49,
g~,h"- AM SEQ ~ what worth fh-v MA
=. N N" 1y'snsi"U o' know ie3g'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
: SLAM BY THE ARTILLERY IN OLD CAPITAL.

- Petersburg. Dee s:.-The council oi
Workmen met secretly iasc light. and
after an e;s:i.t-houT session. At = ocIock
this 'nGrGi..r adopted, a resolution 70 cali
~: 'h.' srrik. Monday. ''b.c,use the night
cf IA. i.""pl. against ~" s;oyernin' NJ can
no longer he limited 10 thN dis 'rran'za- =
fion af 81" Sr"n"mi. lit" Of 'hs f.afio'i
'h:n igI "A universal strike. and il a!r-ahs
IN many rarrs - a.. COUNTRY fa1i". eli.
IL" character - a., armrs, uprising.
TT. ,'.iIu"ii o; N"rkm"rs IrvI:ir-.
Tn. g.'-uig,i"u ,cn. !II.i.S .'t.,,i,i.s pro-
".'s. i1am".i!ai-.v ~i'h warIik" "pcr.,:io:ls
,Ui tie "ryanlz,'!"a ~ .irl armed up
rI-iI.:
III. ''"'rr!. u T.C.,..riz". i.... Sns attempt
IF ar i,nrn"d!s'" UPRISING could hot SUE
seed a.. tn. ..ipi;ai. i.u' wh:!" making
Ir.yr4ra;i"IIs q would l.. Necessary -
TAX, so-, a.: Au"rii, wsrfafr. CONSISTING
"' ~ ,!i>aTnInG Of ;-.l!.s anil soldiers
" w''r..S.r The: ar" fot.rJ Alon" IN fh"
S-r.s.-c M. u-s. az bomb :r.,'a amb.>!
and 'iil-r acts uf ,'-Ior
Tn" council ..i"y. ~. ID prociA n! t:i"n g..
III" .'r--.."h- warning tiI":u tha. II they
Cou:ul."i to :iSi' aI.i:II-. the people :hsI
wy..'4 H. ,Iras. J Iik. ,T..'i 0oRs. AMI II
;f., ..>I,-d :" To- treated As br":hers
they .nnl.Il rema:r "a :h"i- barracks.
A,l appeal was a.sn .iraNi. 'Ip requesting
tho i,rn'"tsr'A- - all Counf:..s ." SUPPORT
the fg'' s"g'n at N">c"N.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
f.vr:RY.NE SEAi:, HE.p.

none 81! ~ - f,r'r- ~nr Slfel". Ping in
t'z srslf frr.'Iss Ms lot 4 S"rirl:'.cs
frsf~i ~ iiA'-- NsyN ~.ii'nT - 'h.
N"'is. E-. -"u circulated T.'ir'orl ,.s-
;"rfs' sstIuG -i'.,"r~ - Si,e 'i'fr'"ial
Ali - - Rri.r. Ai~u, So. ~hs Tsi-..l
80 la. -'Sb'
supsr.-"u.-- Esr-r o. -. ,lt-..r
works -'s'.si N's'.riar -hs. h. hse r..'
bon r-'o-Te,i ny officials ~ IN. CON
PAW 90 q. 'n"t- it:-rr-" pans - doIn'
aoe..-- .Nat N .s,r.rsrra " ND b. Ishf!ilr
Nnr~ 'Na- -"r0 :aD. - az material
ar - i-fgc r0 the ir.Tr'.E~ lBl about
- --'." amount has h-.g T-~'r-tE :a,.:
''lssS# 80. - - k'T. 90 cars a i'-
Vcri. E'si- sfrg-is W. ssit
f.t.sH"~ u. Venice have Gently 'rr"s--
r-lrf are -eunoary sg'- a. injunction. 70
s.ys-i-g = ROW further C..ra-irf4. yUtl.
IL " nf.ti y--si.. .Iu-- rs'rN-r- TO" -EH
o.. particle. - material This Z, - szii
Will probably restrain -uS Cu'rIsuy from
rel .i!. ;hst- plant.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

cnE o. tl'er duties .. -nnri,, - ~ said pan,;S
or for tn. yurro>e - prevent nG cr AtisTpet:S
!" pEe.~ri. S1y I-rs"n cr"n freeIy s.ter-
ing in'o the se-t!"" 80 pis,Isin. a. IL
s"fecrsn9 With attempting 20 In
Ter iiss.':H ~ ca.-yiGs IA g business IN
ihS usual ard o-dinsry w.v: .r"M following
the employees - plaintiff 20 thst- zones cr Other
risc:. ~ .ei!!ne upon tnen wi'h"u, in.i;i'i' q
~ eS~ Jcrpcs" -: 'nrieriinG insiuidasi'
;'I-r, o- ihs:- fsri''iss ~i'h a -le> cf in:vc.ns
'h'r, 20 'sa,- The -r'Ilr. - :'s'n..6 h-sau'.
=: .he fact 'ha: 'he, l.; the crrpfov "s
:''a!n'ir sro., st'~,n2'i.a Wv tr.t.sy. rssn.r:
VScsn! -? rions.. sN"r ~ transport AsicD -:
otsrr ysearris. 10 .u.l'.-s The e1ivloys. II
-ia'n'!n 90 v:oiAt~ eNis;,re -'ra"is % ON
!! vSMens. sro:n ":ea.'ixinx - maintaining arr
-~SsTD-. rlsn. .,r ..ssi~ involving. IA hrscirG
~ "cns":npisiinG ar - tho sr7,. ss>riNei
acts Against plaintiff. for she ;NIryrse of tn-
jrr'rS plaintiff saj business. and f.Hm pr
'e''firR ~.;irE "r assisting ~ atet;.ue any per
son psr~"n~ in committing ariS ns shc n
sf,eesa!8. vh",i rsvs h.cu ,:s-ihca!i, sr
tr'n"': - frrsp assembling. c,.psreGati's ..r
!"if"f.n6 Vi-'n the Ivhli" .'--s;, .r ground i.
pY:Nni', 81 'he plaintiff p'In-re establish
inert az No s:ss:: N-r'h .;s~rna s.res-. 81
th' CRY %: - IIr's. 'or .h~ pup - "f o,ns
~ atSing .:h"-s In the coir: - any q ,',
Ah-1Te prohibited 0rts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
DROWN IN LAUNCH COLLISION.
Tw. I:"ys Perish in Ohi" River
When Pleasure lsOat Strikes
Barge.
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.'a.ry. III. B.r % Mueller. :. y"ars
Old sui. of captain J. T.. Nne'!e$ ar't
Walter inrfiyr. is years old. son "f Doc
.,, W. q y.csiyn we'n drowned In .h.,
,,hi. pivsr ~ :. O'Clock 'h,s afternoon
"A result 81 70 collision between gss1'si.'
Ia,,rir,, an! some tI,css iT III. .o- - ~"
Nssh Ii"nsh"n
Wuali.- and Joc.iyu iu "1EIpauy with
.-n,,,r, yia'~Io- and charles HrpIs. =.
O.. .'lrr, arc uTuu.iri"u' arf veil-fno""
me, ,s.--t-o l-:ar,~d ls-o sh'~ sfs@rnoof;
l., vasnl,-tc Isun-h for sh~ Ntssosr
ahoy. vher. .h-y .n-sItA.! sptnftry 'T|
fa.s tr,rs,ins and n hi1E
When neav 'h" rc:rs t~in" 'hs ci,y ~.
,ry..c IN ,rs ,su-l~h refused 20 work srs
i.e launch drtf.-I down sEs'n.. The 'y''
.. he " .sh V.nstsl, am .ss"' Ea''h4'
arI Tu1as euoccsi"i In reaching trt
-. ore IN SAFETY