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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
DAVID P. JONES & 90.

Rental List
No. 1921 Hawthorn av, 12 rooms, steam
No. 21a w 18th st, 10 rooms, modern,
No. s1o1 I'd av s. o rooms, modern, ex-
ceIlent ueighborhood.
$40 .oo-No. 1901 Hawthorn av, 10 rooms, mod
sss. .oo-So. COS @ Logan % av N, 10 rooms, modern,
very fine condition.
Ss2 .5o-No. 2211 Garfield ay, rooms, modern
$40 .oo-No' 2e1s Clinton av, . rooms, all mod
sao. .oo-So. 1s B iith st S, rooms, modern ex-
' No 14os Vine place, rooms, walking
saa oo-No' s1o'aaee Ses . asth st, rooms. modern
SIS. .oo-No. 2312 Clinton av. Z rooms modern,
SIS oo-No. e1s 1913 Sth 'a,i as 5, rooms, modern
$l4 .Oo-No 2221 Clinton av, rooms water,
S12.oo-No 1900 25th st, rooms, well and and
cistern. ~,
81. .5o-No 1917 ga av NJ rooms ana,,s watss tell and
$50 .oO-Nos. 1s and 20 18th st (swiaa1ord1, '
9E & rooms; all rooms have outside WIN
dows; tiled bathroom; very light ana
$50 .oo-No. Sseas' s2s nth st, I'd door, rooms;
ys.'e wen heated.
y Ei7e you aS aes1,aS1s H,sai1st nat in the
s2o. .0o-No. 8o9 Humboldt av N, 1st door, b
rooms hot water furnished.
SIS. .oo-No. 291s Emerson av s. 1st door, D
s1s. oo-No. oi lis WIS Island Az, I'd door, rooms,
e14 .oo-To. s24 9Th ay N, 1st door, rooms,
modern, very pleasant.
3d. .oo-No. 2s0s Garfield av, 1st door, rooms,
si1 oo-Ns al4e sscsl oakland av, I'd door, rooms,
sE..sS water, sewer. g.. . . -
se.bo-No. 1888 10th st 3, "a door, foonS'
water, sewer, closet. q - =
31l ,oo-No 2846 Harriet av, I'd door, roodns'
s.. oo-xe xe!ef fs1i iessd Esd a, NE "a noor roos,
!. 81. .oo-No. ies Island av, "a door. 3 rooms
St. .oo-No. i221 9Th st 8. I'd door, rooms,
water. 50 Z
See us about the new store at No 2z7
9th st s, 2Sx150, electric lighted, water'
ss sewer. basement. .-
$40 oo-No ~ e 26th st, water.
+. $50 oo-No. sO7 s 9th st, modern, faa base
81. oo-So. s5o1 24th av g. water, sewer, corner
--- store
Rear OF No. 140o-11 Vine place, 241eo;
room for .ix boy stalls
On account Of leaving city Will sell new
modern s-room house at cost Of building ana lo1:
Oak finish, colonial. Owner 1913 Harriet; must
hr
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.

aoe w GRANT ST. 3 ROOMS, STEAM
heated, gas range, artesian water, JAM
itOr service. all the conveniences OF
dat with the privacy OF dwelling
house; no lease required. Rates $40
in summer; in winter. 500.
1904 Park av. IL rooms, modern. combina-
tion heat 40.
2413 N1collet av.. brick dwelling. ten
rooms, good heating plant, open
plumbing, hardwood floors .'........ 40.
1927 Linden as, rooms, new heating
plant, new plumbing, freshly deco
rated, hardwood doors ....-......... IS.
42o hidgewood ay, 8 rooms, BATH gas
al modern ::......:....,... 90.
1511 Nicollet ay, s rooms bath, gas, city
wuter. furnace = <. ............ 80.
1915 Park aY. rooms. bath. gas. city
watec. furnace. ...................... %.
203 + 10th 1T, Z rooms, all modern. .....: 70.
250l Stevens av. modern, newly painted, ~
52S sd av Sc, rooms, bath. gas city 80
so4 9th st Sc. rooms city water. 20
800 Aldrichd N. 8 rooms. bath. gas,
city: water, furnace. ~
600 ed st, 6 rooms, bath, gas; very
con. Portable winter home. II
2510 Oakland ay, rooms, city water. 16
231o 18th av s. rooms, second floor, fat
city " ater, sewer, closet. ........ 10
George Odlum, Manager,
~ -. 300 Phoenix Building. Il
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:- HOUSES TO LET. A.
S35.oO-3S35 Grand nv s. 8 rooms. modern.
$30.oo-122O Knox av N. rooms. all mod
erq, large grounds, very desirable.
$40. .0O-646 sth av N, 10 rooms city water.
$lg.o0-2229 7th st s. store. ~ -'..-..
$14.oo-s47 Summer st NE. 4 rooms. city
water and toilet. d,
1S-OO-42O ash5nRton N, city
water and toilet
$12.00-l4O8 10th av N, rooms.
$11.00-900 Goth av s. 6 rooms. .-.
2229 7th st S. 3 and Groom fiat.
Charles NJ. Morton Co..
8OO-BO2 N1col1et AT.
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T. -. JANNEY.
203 Oneida Building.

.. - TT. JANNEY,
..: 203 Oneida Building. -.
.. ....s, Rental List. liz ~:-..a ...
If these don't suit YOU we have others.
$40-1419 Chicago av, 10 rooms, modern and
good condition: suitably located for rent
ing rooms ~, ....r. =. h.. .-.5.-aE -
$so-FifIh, av5 S. near s1st st, Q. rooms, all
modern; frstclass. .r. f., 81 :..... .
S9-4 rooms, second floor, Columbus ay, near
3Sd st. with water and gas.
Unfurnished Flats.
$50 to $55-Fine. hrst-class and good location.
$SO-Nicollet and, Oak Grove ST. rooms.
$11-1222 9th st $. 1 rooms. water and sewer.
$s-s716 Bloomington nv, s rooms, water and
= storm SASH Il. ,:.s -. ..
Sc. S.60-2527 7th st S, rooms city water, sewer
and storm sash. .,E
-.' Furnished Flats. ,.. 3.
$2o-8 rooms completely furnished; also have
heat and gas range; located on 4th av 8
car line -. 49,
$28-S rooms Just like the above; taks your
- choice and keep warm for tho winter.
e. Stores. t- -
$l8b-e12 1st av with good basement and
S100-122 4th at N. with heat and elevator.
f$50-217 1st aV N, 22x60, with heat and
power II needed. -. .'--
Call at 2O8 Oneida building. -. ...-..
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MACHINERY

HERE rs YOUR oPPoRTUNITY-wE OFFER
the largest stock of second hand woodworking
machinery In the northwest at prices that
defy competition. The stock comprises match.
ers, moulders pony planers, jointers, band
saws band re-saw, Moore carver shaper.
grinders door clamp. blowers, panel raisers.
arm sander. rip and cutting g-of saws, Green
lee hollow chisel moriiser and relisher, heavy
power mortisers, sash doyetailer, Sengers
sbGfting. boxes, pullies, betting and moulding
knives. We can save you money. See
G. S. Carter Machinery Co.. 225 1st st n,
Minneapolis. T. c. phone 9744.
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery: large stock of second hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. PIT So st S. Mpls.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Rooms.
Continued.

COnrlnueO.
THREE ROOMS UNFURN1sHED FOR HOUSE
keeping in modern brick house: ten minutes
walk to business center. II HoaG av N. 9th
av car.
ONE OR TWO LARGE LIGHT EASILY HEATED
unfurnshed rooms; second toor; reasonable
light housekeeping allowed. 31Ol Clinton aV.
FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
upstairs; centrally located; good fuel saver;
So Inquire at 715 14th ay S.
FOR RENT-THREE LARGE ROOMS AND
alcoye; gas city water; 1st floor $40 month.
Devendorf, 1923 Dupont ay s.
207 18th ST s, THREE OR FOUR ROOMS
first floor, $11 and $15; water, gas, toilet.
Inquire 2O1 18th st S. s
TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, MODERN IN
every way; walking distance; single gentle
man. 9066, Journal.
FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, AND FURNI.
9th av S, upstairs.
FOR RENT-TWo OR THREE UPSTAIRS
rooms with bath, partially heated. Inquire
: 3O19. 1st s..
s1o-FIRsT FLOOR FLAT, FOUR ROOMS, CITY
water, 18th av S. The E.. A. Conrad Co.
513 Phoenix
TWO UNFURNIsHED FRONT ROOMS FoB
light housekeeping, modern except heat. Ii
18th st S.
FIVE ROOMS MODERN EXCEPT HEAT, NEW
ly papered, reasonable rent. Call S09 otf
FIVE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AT 2s4s GIRARI
avn; city water, sewer, gas; rent S12
FOR RENT-FOUR NICE CONNECTING
rooms. bath, gas, $13. 9O5 9Th av N.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
MOORE BROS. q SAWYER,

. /:
1914 Hawthorn ay, IA rooms, thoroly mod
262s Hennepinn av, 10 rooms thoroay mod
sa7 7th st Sc. 10 rooms, modern, $40. SIX
6ls eth st Sc II rooms thoro1y @ mSdern, 49,, sao
2o1s esTtland ssT ho a'' f00m'' 'Do''' '''''
a44s Harriet av, g. rooms. modern, hardwood
asos celfaS @ az ~ s. Ii rooms. modern, hardwood
1909 11th av s, second door, rooms, thoroly
12s 18th st n. rooms, modern hardwood
51a 3 18th st. s rooms, new, thoroly mod
1924 sth az ,,3 \, . rooms city water BATH
216 " oath st. 9 rooms, thoroly modern, s2s. ss.
is EefsRse Eieost cGur 70 City Ss 5ah
15 1zzt6 z6' st N, rooms, city water, bath,
a321 81 4sGs12ln 27tn st. IT, rooms, modern hardwood
sos 18th AZ s and ,teroom Eats, new: thor
Al Lyndals IN s@J7 ~ NJ n. Z rooms, city water,
Hssssqa vssss xs f5sssn ssss ss &c.
1ss : Is Island d, av. S rooms modern except
s4o1 Lyndale a. $, second hoor, rooms, city
water $1s; sts.5o.Hs..ea 80: Flats.
The Huyler. 11-123 18th st $. rooms. thoroly
modern aats.,
# The Waverly, l1O3 Stevens aV, roo41'S' tnoioAs
The Columbia, 72s-7so r 10th st, Z and 8
rooms. $33 to $37. so. -T-- -
The Waldorf 18th st and Park nv, and
rooms, thoroy modern. F..
61O-612 STU st S, and rooms, S24 to $3.50
Call at our office for q complete list Of
houses, fats. stores, etc., in all parts of the
Moore Eros h Sawyer.
81 Nicollet Az.
CHADBoURN & BRADEN,
Rentals and Insurance, II 4th st s.
a#s.7gEss go. Flats. I'D.
SS7-Summer; $40 winter, seven rooms, modern
in every particular, 1916 9th av s.
s3O-Five-room duplex house, inside Franklin.
S22-Four rooms, bath. gas 81 Aldrich n.
$15-sunlmer; $50 winter, five rooms, steam
heated.
S13-Four rooms, bath and gas
Houses.
S33-Nine rooms, modern.
$2s-Elght rooms, bath gas, suitable for two
families.
S12-Fiye rooms, 21SO 10th ay s.
Fire, tornado and accident insurance, best com
panies, lowest rates. RI.
FIVE ROOMS, SUMMER AND WINTER COT
tage; on Vincent near Lake Harriet; very
pleasant and warm storm sash and doors
everything new, furnished or unfurnished
Rent SIS by month year. Geo. B. Dartt
SO7 Phoenix building.
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FuRRIERs

FURRIERS
FUR REMoDELING, REARING AND Re-
dyeing, month at summer prices d.
Morris Fur Co.. 80 10th st S. Main 3454
ALL KINDS oF FURS Ar REASONABLE
prices; furs remodeled, repaired and redyed
Mrs. Ronann. furrier. 1904 Nicoilet ay.
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NICE s1X-RooM FLAT, FURNISHED COM
plete for housekeeping; bargain at $165;
very central. Taylor, 401 Kasota bldg. -
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NICELY FURNISHED FIVE ROOMS, STEAM
heat gas; ten minutes walk from courthouse;
desirable for young married couple. 1885,
Journal - -. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
modern, walking distance, fine location: will
furnish board If desired. Address 1911 LIST
ay s.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.

Hardwood floors; good cellar; no furnace, S25
six months lease. $40 10th av. Sc. c. NJ. Eel
lum AOG Walnut st Sc. ~
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DUPLEX HOUSE FOR RENT.
Second foor, 1919 Clinton av, rooms,
modern; good yard room and barn If
desired. Price $780, --. ....%-
Walter L. Badger.
soo-so4 Oneida Bldg.
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Furnished Rooms.

. 70 . 1E1EA sE2uf1r g 11IY Z 9 nEoosATE1
, and nicely furnished room, good size,
. with large double closet, In strictly mod
0 ern steam -heated fat; telephone; easy
0 walking distance; rent $40; gentlemen
0 only. Kenilworth Flats, LII E 18th ST.
u - fat B. 49, - :-..=... 3
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FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, MODERN EXCEPT
heat very cheap for balance Of winter hard
wood floors, corner upstairs; 2201 Harriet av.
Call or see Tabour. 40 list av s.
ARCOLA-NEWLY FINISHED AND ONLY A
couple left out of fifty-eight. -Four rooms,
I'd av s and 10Th st. $35. Walter s. Chase.
507 Bank of Commerce. --'a. '.
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CLEAN, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI-
vate family; strictly. modern, other
ers; one or two gentlemen 1907 9th av s.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT sol
Pleasant av
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

FOR RENT-N1NE-ROoM MODERN HOUSE IN
flrst-class condition, 1924 Logan av S, $2S per
month. Apply j. F. Conklin & Zonne Co., 115
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

NICEBY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN MOD
stean-heate6 fat, private family, gen
tleman only, Sc per month. AS 10th st.
Flat g..
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FOUR NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN MOD
house downstairs: also two rooms up
stairs furnished unfurnished; best of 10
cotione oOo2 Clinton -
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FOR RENT-ONE LARGE AND TWO SMALL
rooms; modern one-half block from car line;
telephone service, spring water. 1914 Harmon
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

CHEAP FOR WINTER, ALL OR PART OF
& large 14-room modern house: heated
wanted also large barn. Call Sunday or eve
nings, 1918 Adams st.
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Furnished Houses.
Furnished Flats.

VERY PLEASANT COMFORTABLE FLAT OF
three rooms and bathroom, completely fur
nished for light housekeeping; modern; $50 a
month; very desirable: 313 Girard aV n.
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o o 0 o o o o Of o o o o
WE HAVE AN E1GHT-RooM TLAT IN
the Swinford. corner of 18th st and
~ Clinton av; all rooms have outside win.
dows: has tiled bathroom, ard Is one OF
the best flats III the city: we. can turn
over the lease until Sept. to q good
party. See us Monday morning Tor par
uculars
David p. Jones s Co.
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N1NE.RooM, SOUTHEAST COR
ner, first floor, steam heated fat Gayner
block. 1928 9th av S. Edwards & Brewster,
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$45, MONTH, BRICK HOUSE INSIDE OF 10th
st, IL rooms and bath, hardwood finish, fur
mace and laundry The Il. A. Conrad Co.,
513 Phoenix
FOR RLNT-EIGHT-ROoM MODERN HOUSE,
gas fixtures, storm windows, 3043 Pleasant
phone $50. ,...., --
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Unfurnished Rooms.

connecting front rooms, closet in each, gas,
bath and telephone service, suitable for light
housekeeping wouldsS make fine bachelor
private family; easy walking distance. 1711
25th ay S. H.. .-at6 80 .-
TO LET-TWO APARTMENTS OF THREE
rooms for housekeeping on first floor, modern
except heat, 1716 9TH av S.. Upper floor, four
rooms, 1905 18th av S. NJ. C. Larsen, 1913
18th ay s. T. c. 1871. w. -. d. -5<1s+
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FOR RENT-THREE oR/FOUR ROOMS, VERY
cheap. 2G3O Byndale 2av S. 'r q .
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

to post small cards on houses where
fever exists, instead of using a flag
signal The cards bear the informa-
ton, this house has yellow fever. "
Reasonableness in the country with
respect to guarantees is not increas-
ing, as evidenced today by a dispatch
saying that Bort Gibson, Miss, would
exclude all freight from New Orleans.
Other towns have taken similar ac-
ton and business men are apprehen-
siVe that the quarantine infection will
spread and that there will be contin-
ued contraction of territory in which
New Orleans may deliver goods.
The declaration of quarantine by
Louisiana against New Orleans has
opened nearly the whole State to the
commerce of Texas and other States.
allowing outsiders to invade territory
heretofore controlled by New Orleans
merchants.
The Era Club, composed of repre-
tative women, today rendered the
services of its members to the city to
proselyte among those persons who
refuse to believe in the mosquito theo-
ry and who oppose the oiling of the
cisterns and the cleaning of their
premises. An ordinance probably will
be passed by the city council tomor-
row. 1t will require landlords to
screen ciSternS with q fine or i'm
prisonment as the penalty for refus-
al. Few houses in New Orleans are
without cisterns and $4,000 windows
will have to be screened
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
THOUGHT MULE AN ENGINE.
Two Booty Drivers Urge Their Steed
Along Trestle.

Unsteady on their feet and will
many mixed up explanations from
tongues that would twist, John Wal
and j. T. Wall. young countrymen
were led into the city calaboose about
o clock Sunday night.
They We're charged with drunken
ness and reckless driving, and the
reckless driving brought them nigh
unto death, for they must have inn
agined they were running a railway
engine in place Of driving a mule.
The men were driving across the
Southern railroad near the wagon
factory, when suddenly they turned
the mule up track and tried to drive
him along the trestle A negro saw
them and called out, warning the men
of their danger. Just then the mule
saw the opening between the ties and
rebelled, though his name was not
"Maude.'
The men tried to force the mule
to go forward, and when the negro
caught hold tried TO get out a whip.
Just then the whistle of an approach
ing freight was heard, the men were
pulled and persuaded, out of the
buggy, the mule unhitched and the
buggy pulled from the trestle.
Police officer Banks, who was in
he neighborhood, had been attracted
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill a bottle or common glass with
your water and let it stand twenty.
Flour hours; a sediment or settling in
dicateS an unhealthy condition of the
kidneys; if it stains the linen it is
evidence of kidney trouble; too fire.
quent desire to pass 1t, or pain in the
back is also convincing proof that
the kidneys and bladder are out OF
order.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge
so often expressed that DR.. Kilmers
Swamp Root, the great kidney reme-
dy, fulfills every wish in curing rheu-
matism pain in the back, kidneys,
liver. bladder and every part of the
urinary passage. 1t corrects inabili-
ty to hold water and scalding pain i'll
passing it, or bad effects following
use of liquor. wine or beer, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity OF be-
ing compelled to go often during the
day, and to get up many times dur
ing the night. The mild and the eX,
traordinary effect of Swamp Root is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for it's wonderful cures of the most
distressing cases If you need medi-
cine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists in fifty-cent and one-Aol>
lar sizes.
You may have sample bottle OF
Swamp Root, the great kidney reme-
dy and a book that tells all about It,,
both sent absolutely free by mail. Ad-
dress, DR.. Kilmer Il Co., Binghamton,
n. Y. When writing be sure to men
ton that you read this generous offer
in the Raleigh Daily News and OBJ
server. Don't make any mistake, but
remember the name, Swamp Root, Or.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. and the adj
dress, BinghSmton, n. Y, on every
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
All conVenienceS for WrightsviIIe
visitors free at delightful LUMINA.
Delightfully."- Entertained.

Willow Springs. July 31.-At the
delightful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tur-
ner Smith last Friday night Miss
Mabel Smith delightfully."- entertained
a party of her friends in honor Of her
guests, Miss Maggie and Pearl Wyatt
of Raleigh. Many interesting games
were played and delicious cream,
cake and fruit were served.
The evening was one of rare pleas
ure to all who attended Among those
present were Misses Pearle and Mag
gle Wyatt, Addie Smith, Mabel Smith.
Mary Blalock Daisy Stephenson,
Mary Beasley, Mary and Ada Railing,
Maggie and Meta Dean; Messrs.
Frank Gunter, Will Jones, Walter
Wyatt. Robert p. Beasley, Eugene
Howard, Alfred Pickett. Otha Smith
Carl Railing, j. StephsOn and Orus
Blalock.
. Mr.. j. c. Raspberry. of Kinston, is
in the city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
Rev. Livingston Johnston, Who Was at
Davis Shore, Heard Nothing of the
Matter.

Rev. Livingston Johnson returned
yesterday from attending Baptist
meetings at Beaufort, Davis Shore anG
Marshallburg in eastern Carolina.
Mr. Johnson says that he spent Fri
day and Saturday at Davis Shore. and
that while there he heard nothing OF
Il boy having been attacked and eaten
by a shark, as has been reported in
kilograms from Beaufort. tie does
not believe that there is anything in
the matter,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
DID SHARK EAT BOY?

LUMINA makes wrightsviIle popular
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

to the spot and after aiding in res
cuing the mule, the buggy and the
men, brought in the two Walls to the
lookup, and YESTERDAY morning Jolice
Justice Badger charged each SIS for
their performance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Mr.. j. c. Raspberry. of Kinston, i.
in the city
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

John or Burke Burch. negro youth
10 years of age. now i'm Wake Co. jail
Earle JONES'. a white boy under 90. i'm
i'm jail at Portsmouth: Geo. Williams. u
white man supposed to be the prin-
cipal criminal. and still at large: and
himself, are the persons whom Frank
Moore, a white man of this city. %
years old. incriminates in his confess
sion concerning the burning OF the
standard Oil plant, the murder. OF
night Waterman David Strickland.
and the robbery of the safe at the Of
flee of the company on the morning OF
May Doth. Moore is now In wake
county iail but his brother and father
have employed counsel to defend nun,
and today they will apply to Chiel
Justice Walter Clark for writ oi
habeaS corpus.
Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
Frank Moore, son of Mr.. w. Moore, Il
well known shoemaker, whose shop is
ins the basement of the Vass bulldlng.
was arraigned before Justice OF the
l'eace A. Fl. Yearly on the charge 81
arson murder and robbery. he was
arrested Friday afternoon. July Us
on q warrant sworn out before lnsur-
ance Commissioner Jas. r. Young,
before Justice Yearly. The witnesses
were: Assistant Insurance Commls-
sioner w. A. Scott; Chief Deputy
Sheriff Charles NJ. Walters, Burke
Burch and Special Pinkerton Detec-
tice r. l.. Wattenberg, of New YORK
and Philadelphia. The arrest was Ell
fected by Detective Wattenberg ana
Denuty Walters. The State was ren-
resented by Solicitor Armistead Jones.
with whom was associated Mr.. S. O..
RYAN. Messrs. Argo and Shaffer
appeared for the defendant. Counsel
for Moore asked to have the case re-
moved and Squire Yearly sent II 10
Justice of the Peace r.. G.. Reid. When
the hearing was begun before Justice
Reid, Col. Argo moved for contlnu-
ance, stating that he had been in
1ormed only yesterday morning by
Mr. T. S. Fuller that the preliminary
hearing would be heard on that af-
ternoon. and the counsel for the de-
Tense had not been given sufficient
time to prepare its case.
Mr.. Fuller member of the firm of
Pou az Fuller, local attorneys for the
Standard Oil Company, said that his
talk in the morning with Col. Argo
was without authority, and that he
appeared in the case as only spec
tator, and not as an attorney.
Mr.. Ryan said that he was inform
ed by the Insurance Commissioner
that Mr. Shaffer had been informed of
the case last week. and that the de-
Tense had been given sufficient time
to prepare their case.
After ascertaining that next Friday
August 4th at 10 O'Clock, a. M, would
not incommode either side, Justice
Reid set the hearing for that time.
Apply for Habeas Corpus.
Mr.. Elmer M. Shaffer said yester-
day that the proceedings of the au-
thorities were monumental farce and
that it was preposteous to charge
that Frank Moore was implicated in
the Standard Oil Company's ware
house fire outrage. Col. Argo and he
have prepared papers to present to
Judge Clark this morning, and they
will apply for a writ of habeas cor
DnS
Mr.. n. Fl. Moore, brother of Frank
Moore, said yesterday that he and his
wife and his father could prove that
Frank was at home on the night of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Frequently a man is honest because
he is afraid to be dishonest.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
Twenty-Five New Cases
Reported Yesterday.
FIVE MORE DEATHS
BY the End of This Week the Fever
Fighters Think That They Can An
nounce That the Scourge Can
be Eradicated Before
Frost.

(By the Associated Press.)
New Orleans, July 31.-NeW cases
up to q p. M, 81.
Cases to date, 304.
Total deaths to date, 50.
New fOci, ).
Total fOci, 46.
OF the five deaths reported, about
three occurred in the Emergency
Hospital and all five bore Italian
names.
Another new case was discovered
outside of the city, being that of an
Italian who left here a week ago with
several others took up his residence
in Morgan City. On their arrival
there they We're quarantined, and one
of them was taken sick four days
ago. Tuesday Dr. Tarleton, presi-
dent or the st. Mary Parish Board of
Health; DR.. Goldburg, of the Marine
Hospital service, and two Morgan
City physicians diagnosed the case as
yellow fever and it was so announced.
Nothing has been heard from DR..
DR.. Brady, who has gone to Lake
Providence, opposite Vicksburg, to
investigate reports of two suspicious
cases there.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Tt takes a lot of cold cash to make
an impressin1 on a marble heart.