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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-05
L. g. N. Annual Meeting.

Louisville, KY, October 4.--The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad company
was held at noon today at the principal
office of the company, Second and Main
streets. The principal business was the
election of directors and the hearing of
the reports of the officers for the fiscal
year ending June 80.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
system. as shown by the report, operated
6722 miles during the year. and the gross
earnings were s3S,517 1910, compared with
s36 943, 1872 for the previous year. The net
earnings were $12,o27 o4a. compared with
$11 ,S02, "a for the previous year.
The report made by Fl. Walter of New
York. chairman of the board of directors,
and of President NJ II. Smith. In writing,
are brief and to the point. Among other
things President Smith says
"'rhe office building now occupied by
the general offices has become inadequate
for these needs. The board has authorized
| the construction of a new ten-story fire
| proof building at the corner of Ninth
| and Broadway, Louisville, at an estimat-
ed cost of 100000. The building is now
in the course of construction"
| OF the Cincinnati-Atlantal line, President
| Smith says:
1.-THE company Is now engaged in the
reduction of grade on the old line be-
| tween Corbin and Saxton, KY, on the
Knoxville division, and between Knox
Vile. and Etowah, Tenn. on the Atlanta
| division and is constructing a new line
with low grade from Etowah, to car
| tersville, Ga; connection with the
! Western and Atlantic railroad. and has a
] contract for trackage rights over the
/ Western and Atlantic railroad between
| Gainesville, and Marietta. Ga.
.'When the reduction of grades and the
new line mentioned are completed, this
company will have direct line between
| Cincinnati and Atlanta, a distance of
! about 1856 miles, with low grades from
| corbn to Atlanta
w. r. Belknap of Louisville, presided
The only New York representative of the
company was Henry Walters, chairman
of the board of directors.
The old board of directors was re-
elected.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
| of the Alabama Great Southern railroad
was held yesterday morning in the office
of Superintendent A. Grggs in the Wood
ward building. The old board of directors
with the exception of S. M. FELTON, was
elected, and w. J. Murphy was elected
to succeed him. The board is as follows
A B. Andrews, W. w. Finley, c. c.
Harvey. w. C. Lane, r. D. Landlord
w. J. Murphy, w. G. Oakman, Samuel
Spencer. Charles Steele. #. l.. Stetson and
IL. ID. Brown.
c. " Harvey. president and general
manager of the New Orleans and North
eastern, spent yesterday in Birmingham.
Il. A. deFuniak, general freight agent
of the lines of the Louisville and Nash
vile south of Decatur, with headquarters
in Montgomery, was in the city yester-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-05

e. A. deFuniak, general freight agent
of the lines of the Louisville and Nash
vile south of Decatur with headquarters
in Montgomery, was in the city yester-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-05
I'd will be given ava
' the exhibit will
eLu} decorated.

l. ert1 ave com. he
'dh 7r ra.Udsf
Fog iHt aiu 2. nca st
l. nar pH lsso IA srsoHl
br aop as biz ~
A W. l.- o sa
the won rar'- el 1868 isr Art
she will 4t Which ha 3
Lords Pras ot o4 ers
upon 1t.
There is a pro .a4ng tNA
citation will engag. th- nH'eca ala
to make daily ballool ast esin. tzi3s
the big fair.
The State Fair associ. U1t
premium of $40 in gold for ga
club sending in the best pr
the clubs work during the pr, fsar
and calendars already are being
Among those already sent In arr
Clionian club, the Edgewood club
the Quest club, all of Birmingham. f'r
Tintegal club of Montgomery, the Poel
circle of Greensboro. Ala. the Shakes
peare club of the Decaturs, and the S. F.
club, of Florence. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-05

c. V. Harvey. president and general
manager of the New Orleans and North
eastern, spent yesterday in Birmingham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
81 FOR 3COMMUT'ATI0NlL N. n.
Norfolk and Lynchburg Citizens
ssf35 Get In Petition to Governor. q

Especial to lie Tines spattc ~ S,
AN NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 1G.--Up to & THIS ~
AFTERNOON. ono hundred and flfteenS cltl-
}zens 81 Norfolk had signed q petition ti,'l1:
asking Governor q. MONTAGUE 70 com j,
mute to life imprisonment the Sc nIencc
Of ex- 1ayor j.. Samuel Cue ,3ofs g 'tlar-
Slottesyile, Va convict cd of he murder " De-
Of Ills wife, MRS. Fannie NJ .s5 e cCue, aan!dd !d
Tor whichEcrlme he Is to hang In Ctiar y,
2lottesvillc on Friday Of this week unless '
tho Governor grants a. stay Or sentence
or acts otherwise. Z. .t83 III @ ss
/. Tho Norfolk petition is SIM liar TO one N
now being circulated In LynchburE, and
bears the names of many REPRESENT ltatlye
citizens, together with others less proml-
Snent. The petislonf Is beng circulated
by CT w. Rippard mud sfs Hi teGrand,
Both, OF whom snx they do not know and
have never seen Nlcc:ue, j, and were asked
by n q ono to do what they are now. doing.
4Commonwcalth's IS ttorney a John Ohm q III
ton when asked VI Ills fternoon 70 sign
thu petition, positively refused to fltSt have
anything TODD wit II. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
.|M'.C|:'UE|:.S|j.LA'V|VY'|'.E.R:||.S|:I.....
IN INCONVENIENCE ! / / i [ \ [:
Met i'll liz the p risoner's Cell at
33s tic Charlottesyill;l,c, 8E3,
Jail.
.NoTHlN 6 i D MAX A | j: BIG 4 !;
Norfolk. aid Lyme cliburg 4 Citizens z Z IS
titionrlStto ~: tlle (5S-' e5ov s
/ erilors III, Or Co1ntllt,t t,tation
4 a ~



{special TO- Thc Iii spnt q
cEI4iRLOTTEsVIL LIE Z an. II ! Is G;-
What looks like tho final rfcrcrlce q OF y.
samuel cue lrlis oner
K ook place were osent {.
ofas tho attorneys time asso-
I'D with case Mr. Daniel
f9lerna x sarS IA
slIyea ayed atrai'' 7en
ana wont 81 e eock = eon7 r
pan with their SYalk
cr, Sinclair aud Edward Q. Mc:C:ule, 4: \; und ny
one hour. 81;
fter5that al L 81 tho ttorneys except te1 j
Ed ward b. Cue eplirefl re- to the y "
Office Of yYalkcrfand stnclair, l :,
went home, which gave oor TO- the NJ "
ferences that tile busin for which they
sfad Il asscnible had been Dispatched 3a : :
tie iail. They ere al re tcent and moth
Ing could te elicited beyond the ursatls
factory announcer by Lee that tia
there would be nothin g3ss to give on 1 q
fany2;interest5 to any bod !, on cart
E cGue has been busy y day roc ewing
yiaitors. No So1eFsi Isl excluded whom no IS
willing to see;s and Sey very one Slla 81. been
Wclcou1ed thus IA I. 81 i %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
iIHR0UGH.t / 1.-THE. /. ICE
chestnut A|LL III !
Charles Vaughan, Jr, Was Was
Saved by Two Com
panions.

al about the same time the iagedy y
occurred at Reservoir Lake, "a party "
skaters went through tho Ice on f,our-
5aurean,s pond. Chestnut Hill,E Those who VINO
broke through, were Charles W. Vaughan " VI glN
EJr., George Wills and Willie ciioodall' &c ga
Young Vaughan suffered more than the
others. / He went through completely, ana
went under tho water several times.
Young Wills acted quick, and caught MS
companion by the coat, Ile held him ana
shouted for aid, Dir. Herbert Scott, VINO
was ono Of the party Of skaters seiSea i',l g.
a board and passed 1t TO Wills, and " ~
gether the two rescued the half droWnea'
3unconscIous young man. 10 was carried
Fourqurean residence where Dr.
scott worked on him for nearly an houG
iut the end OF which time. he SAYS slsrls
OF life, md became conscious The lad
was, then carried to tho home OF ms fal l'nf
on Chestnut IIil, where, at q late hour
last night he, wass 5pronoanced as Gstv
tipg on very we'll,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
LEAGUE DIRECTORS n 1
HOLD#C'0AFER.E|::.N||||C|E|. N [
National Association r Rules S. 8t' g
53 Prevail Some of the
.ii Players.

Al j II tNf & I q / q fN, -,
" rhe Twin-C City League Association n'e.
ri tha Manhattan Club last night ana
ndopted bylaws and constitution. bat-
tories fop the four clubs twero also sol.
ected, and the League wasApllt on g g 8 solld
tYEtIl TING rules committee reported that they
Ind decided upon the ma tional assncla-
lion rules as those Of the lea gue5 :, y.
pnmi 'Dender and I)icls Duke were cllos'
en- ,he oficlal umprcs, ard Y w, was :, AZ a.
e'mt Ga,nes = Mil DO played every Wednes,diaiy ~
and Saturday during the seas4} M}! Mii,n,' M
will close on Sept tenpeN S5d. me S'it wv
day games will be doublc,heaIsrs, ~, ,,,ae NV
ladies viii be ndmlt ted free 70 ~ ~ nles; 1nn
gfol Which season tickets VIII be turnissea
thenfunuli application to the secretary,
irha batteries for tho -four CLUBS were
taecdcd uySo,l5ns folloWs;e ~, !, IL
RroWnles pitchers, NMlnston SO M RaftoI, Hinntsr,
sttIntrhtsInitchers, Brooks Triton !, ana
ifeas: hatIheisy Kyle. Richnond-.liI Iennerss,
KnIshtiy, Nianchester-pl pltcllers, Char,
tars, Bowers, Meade; catcllers, ssilel'o'''
Fillmore. a q |. I, d, v !, M, Jeioh,s
eoaA1opss sAes1 p'aysIs oons. S Whits Hass Rose
fastylnr. tst iloskins. I,aehe. On tho RroWn'
esSsIs Easho 5ssss sap IIssfs 2S sy0s
Nelther Richnond or Mhnchestter ,'',., Mere
ready to announce thelr tplI " AaksT ulps'R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
HUSTLE II NEGROES. / /. J. away D
FROM ' N WAITING I!|||.|. ! t: MODS I d! !
Men Were Charged With Muir
dering Foreman Of Manu-
featuring Plant. $38
SE (By Associated 4 Prcss,)

q IsNoXYIILE, TENN Jan, 10 After
5tnmping twenty-scyen miles since SUM-
day at noon. sheriffsW, ], West. Of Scot
ton county. reached Knoxville to-day
with three negrpes whom several mobs
Wero anxious to lynch at Huntsville
Tenn. ON eighteen miles Of the $trlp
the sheriff was accompanied by q spea,
cial deputy, but no had no trouble with
his prisoners for they were nnxlous
enough 10 set a.ay With their lives The
crime with when they are charged Is
the. murder Of Frau Williams, foreman
of : tho southern Clay Manufacturing
Works,yat Robbins, Tenn While seated
In hIsyofrlca lie was kllled becau he had
dischargfd several negroes for refusing
ID work. \ ptheri Wilson Is alleged 70
have fired the shot and sl,e was accom-
panied by Arthhr Wilson and julie lIon.r
Tdersols,S " The three negroes. although
armed, were arrested w!thoul s ! trouble l''
last Thursday, 4, n NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
LADY WITNESSES.
HAvTHEN||||U|.|||M||||||.P||s||:j J | ] | ! |. | I:
Trial Aof FishburneS for The Muir
AS DEF . g. D lie few Post
PRls s0NER5 looking l)l:|lK ( [! we'll {: Y.
Judgc 81 Coun:seel g ''ll IS ter II
Defense, D Does n VI 3 elieveS Jury N
Can Be Secured Ill r oano ks.}


$s Especial to Tho Times. % ispatch
RdoAN oKE AZ, r.Ss THE q M rial
4iof Charles n. Fish burne ind dlcted for the l
Sm,,urd er 81 Fred eric set for /,
hearing was until If next e <
Monday oIl Ii account yornE Lady tfE
tnesscs for tho defcnse beis,g wi g 3
inurnp
Jud e Aiken, of pnnyille, a
sso All d opened coirt
Scourt room "a atl Interest e7i:,
ed Il The court was bout ysto
nd d.r, d.ourr,n When " the Commonwealth, at
torncy called the attention Of the court
10 the fact that Il The priso oner wa as s not NJ
In court. He was bToug lit in BY equity
!. sheriff Moss, and took 81 a sea Il by he
{ sido Of his fathor, rounded BY ], his is
+ brothers and uncles. I. 5sl5 & I'D Y.
T9 He looked very niue III be tte rst han vas vas
expected, from tho alarmlng S reports that 4 ct
have come out about ils ditlon, and go
Judging BY his face lis condt ton seems n
none tho worse for his con finemen T. 3s,Ihe
II Common nWeaitll announced b hat 1t tafWas vas
{5reudy, but ge sFto ertson, oI the ut- q
I fense ask ed for post tponenle lforSa y week
on account of Misses Mary and liennle
S Cook daughters OF Superintendent COOK, ,olFs,
lot tile Rad ford division having sInutmps'
I * physician's certificate stated that the
Young lad les could not leave their homes.
Judge Alike N stated that no could return
q to Roanoke next Monday. u
sf fJudg ge A, a. hlega +, of counsel for8 INC
8dcfensc. stated that he was OF the opinion
That a Jury could not be obta ained the CT 4
Y Il Roan as tho case had been dis 1ilsI
l ycussed III the newspapers and officially:
Judge Aiken stated that he would first Z
make i, Sat tempt to secure q ury ~
\ Roanoke, ana failing In that, would Il try
elsewhere. Ss 3s II. IN 81 Il, ,t5 y, /.
a IIe djourned court until next Monday
morning at 40 10 clock Will, the 3i under-
standing that the case should &C. Oh ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
MAN AYSSMRS.DUll)kl.El::,. kl.l::
TRIED O,$KlLL ]! HIN. !. \ !,
Fired Pistol at Him Point 81 Blank 11S;
When He Tried to Get
I, ,55.f EaDcrS. S4


Associated l'rcSS,) {t
OLORADo SPRINGS, COL, IAN. 49,. lt
sh1urat NInsterson denies the staten i en-.
Ssttributcd to Mrs. lice Webb, now ~ MI
BrodIe u. Duke, 0t VOW 81 81 tl'e eon
fectg that he shot her In the hand N lss,
sSI I. terson, who Is an at torneyt ot s
Scity. has nlade the foil owing signed state
$ment: . /, III " y. 4, 4, = J, ,..
1xinson. IN tho summer Of 1880 tit y ne
Washington Park race course IN S;hlcago'
a a I u,ns legal counsel for Don Luis liuld,
u 3 4 large land and mine owner or NJ llcS-
100. lie had several deals under wa y ana ana
Mrs. FIopkinson introduced mo 10 4 some
4 capitalists In New y orls, waited Suitll
May, 1901, and then finally asked her s' Tor
papers, which, I turned over y, g tis8p IL y
present to @lcr bankers ~ g Was men
living Ia a flat on nG,phlrty-seyentl til street,
4 AZ first sho declined n TO give up thostpa-
rers, hut after several meetings she de-
cldcd to do SO. II IF js 4sy 5iiiss
~ ..yVhcn3I entered dfhersroolnsSl found two
men strangers to me- here. .A fteria few
lwor.la Il found that ~ was go ng 70 ha ' ye
trouble to secure possession OF lie pa
Spars, wbicllgI 50 W on tho mantle was
unarnIad, hut final ", drove her two friends
from the rooms. When entered l,aI
g.apartment.t Mrs Iiopklnson held ~ pistol
tso hss sss 5iss sSH a ad ns
!. .huryihg itself In the doorSof the same ]
2ERrenched tile pistol from her hand and
4 threwSit intpftllei faall,a II then took pos
session Of the documents and left the
house Both Mrs 4 Iopkinsol and myself
& were arrested and taken to efferson8 nlast-
\ ket police station, and next morning We
Eere taken into the Poll Court, bur the
q case was dismissed, md that was tho end
4 OF it.n j} u 6s XII "a FL Si3 q 4 VS. SiY{ is }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
EVERY GAMBLING N / [. \ DEN D
IN NEW ! YORK O ! I. CLOSED G ! |.
Counsel for Law-Breakers De
x. ,:l clare They. Wiilll Not be III
III Opened Again.
-. & ssncini etl Prcss,

NEW 9YoRk, is1R Jan Y Foll0Ting g the n
surrender to District ttorncy jerome 70, 9
yFof tho gambling outfit belonging ~ -
sIrs Trank 1Tsyarrei, Dave Johnson una 9 ,
frank % MacD = I was deciitred ns
counsel 4 ,e for tho gamblers that Jerome pas
closed every gambling house In New y, : orK
city.6 and that they VII remain closet
E,rhe ,ts instrument which made sneh g reg
t,,nl mi action possible was disclosed by Law Lay
yer Daniel o, N elly, representing the gaH.p- y
llers, Ia be tlo bowling .aw,, enacted a.
M the request ,of Jeren,s when lie was try
E,Inr E,nnr "a induce Jesse Lewlsphn 70 testify
az sasainst nidhard Garfield That law, . y, 9
leases from punishment any gambler y VINO
gives evidence against l'mself Ss 70 M
district attorney, but iompeis alim to s., give
s,lcl, evidence, Lawyer O' Nelly SAID
..rhere wills. DO no gan.bling, houses y
this city, .T The DoWling act has given
gthes district attorney q weapon {lY fllch i1p
has has used ia close effectpally yl3cyery plaqc
si,l5 thefrity. AS Y Il 4, \, \,
Rrl,at they Mil not reopen ~ show =
5by5 the surrender Of all gambling para
sphernalla. h They cannot, AFFORD 5to 20 q p.ls w
more every timlp the district attog'1eGs
takes ID notion to mako Q rald AZ u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

when he, too, WcAtSdoWl, fsilllSllSs llSStIGr{
tho boathouse, BY this time q ladder
had been $proellrcd, ard this was, quickly
pushed out to Ra!ney, who was a raj ggetl
In, Aeanwhlc' from q point near t he
boathn,sc, planks were pushed out toward
the drowning en.5and8 flnally boats We're;
launched and crashed slowly through.
the Ice to tho point of need, I, Thne had :
flown by, however, and the victims In
their Wet clothes and chilled by thoS
freezing water had sunk beforei the boa ts'3s
reached the scene. Their cold bodies We're 4
tshed outsand carried to the II tltske llsr,s
whore theawork OF attempted resuscitatlol,i
Vas begun Raney had meanwhile heelia
rescued and taken to tho same place and
vas being subiecSss Sssil 40 " 80 II 80 w
of contortlon ia restore him, SSl ~
Work Of Rescue.
4 Tile first alarm camu 10 tho police
aud tho City Hospital. and Mayor Me-
larthy also notified by phone. a, nur-s;;
rled TO tho scene as soon as the nature L
Of tho casualty was ascertaisled. .s ehic r.
OF Police IIure, Otticers y TIA to, Sehletfs
and others were soon On the scene as
was tho ambulance, In charge Of u prs. n
Leopard and Perkins, while Dr. w liarls.
of Floyd Avenue, was also UPON the
scene. Everybody went to Worls d itpnie , s5,
tdiately the police to dp anything posi-
bio, tho surgeons In the hope OF resusci-8
stating the apparently lifeless bodies, and
tho Mayor In giving general directions J, ,s53
AIanagel II. m. flurtze!l. Gf the yWest35
End Park. was on the, scene " hen. 4 iisI
tragedy occurred, and did MI no aoula l
In assisting In tllec work OF rescue and fAlS
CARING for those taken from the liNNate
M A Iarge proportto npf those Wha had 4
been skating remained on 7 tfs scene, ii, ,isI'
ing 10 the Rathskeller 10 waii't, thsS work.,
Sof rescue pnf 10 discuss she sis,t,l w. n
the horrsbls affair, tAn'opss r. hess s3',s ls, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
.EFFO ri II D AXE
HE r 10 TE X'AS
Attorney Says He Will Resist
Any Attempt at Al Extradition1;.
Western Wl''e Lawyer Dc clares
Il That the y w oman
Tried ii i hto# e & i Il ii 4
u Film. 3ss q y.
4 4 Ssi u


n VI an ftcra3 sA1rs.
3jBrodIe ~. Duke iind suddenly disappeared
81 from tito 85 Union SdilArc ~ otel IN this
VI city to. day, D. worhat WHO said she WIS
I'll Mrs. Duke ,$ cal led SSt hat hotel sby tele-
phone ard Cd ii III ma aRement that
55she shad left New ott IS. .ss she rc--l
fused sro ss wa a stepp y, ms
u ttag which had been left Il s3ln the
hotel d sked VII She had LETT
Iths hotel no suddenly is he declare that
Sl'sahe had been hounded IL to- dcut ! h and
wanted AZ get, q WI, y VA
Ill Warrant on nv ay.
IA Il Mrs Duke has been indicted N trcxas s
831n u cliarg Eof obtaining m oI,ey BY fal So
ST,rctcnses and Il wa rant for et arrest
d Ill reported &to DO Init he NAL on tho VA =
10 N NclY York q II s8s a{ +, issSs
Ars Duke lef Y litlss hotel without no,
SStIcc. Her ba ggag &c wa not removed 60
Il ana ii was supposed she would return
Y later Tho glirst X KNOWN Of her absence
X, ,xYas 4 when q ptyni an Ca led $tp see lher
5S 51 and her room s found vacant, Ncnc
spf the hotel employees or q large inipc !
~ 81 nc men around the intsl liau
n aeot,$ hor 10 ot.S Ea rlier, In he day
"A yyag reported that she Was III
hero ~ nee y sllo.Ii
III io day II tti II Nfrs Duke was under sur
VcIIuYlcc. s No detectives, % itller55 public
Or private, Wero seen and the hotel pee. !.
pie aa ID, they knew one oned
sstfero to wa fcfi n NJ Duke g
Under IN ictrnent.
$Sss$ oiatrict& AT ttnrney Jerome has been Of
5ncially notified BY t elegrap III from sSacogs
s sd0clies. texas, thaE Ira. p 70 die I2ukto
n h, der Indictment there aud that
81 Ithe papers lii tns y on ts way e
hero effort set ex aa.t 4. ioh q.
" 31ysnrrt Z but tho pa pera had not
NJ g night. Abrahnm st.s ,$ her GOV sell
lSfsa n that he would rests u, at "
ke slc III before limits, u
S tay. when mo
fore ustice = isr'sDA's
Garry Fight to ortil, Carolina; 9
Dl4!spsssh Is i M
talIaF i u VIII now Mss aske
. felt of n,Sh p 81
sn;,ara otel, from which she ), I
,ylauS ,yth Swhon1 .e slsc M had dcalIn q
tllcsc have. unpaid bills r,at,.
81 ands Duke has gone to Jersey. City.t
Duke has 6esn lea 'G as.ashs
oa ~ alo sjurisdietion TIC
n ,;ss fl!5a YorR courts ihis e
drawn from the fact tina t:t no ion,, Y z,
pending for the O.
81 ri isY und erstood NJ that the 81nq
q rIa.,,t Duke is declared to be sane. as y !.
* ~ Saxpected4 nc will ooB on hprsuay, u rs
r-fr$ reis an opportunity to cominu icate
,,vit h him 3 Hc will be ken TO Durham,
ana there the an llment proceealnss,, , ~,
that must apse ~ 81 = -
8snIaintiff, will be rene we'd II in the MOTH
i;t tfSarolfIL cOu ttB. gak}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
ARCHITECT ATTACHES
PROPERTY F. NJ .$DOl.l

\ & NJ l n NNIsAl'OIHS, sAAlNN,,l dan. = S,--.
! Herman lSretze, n ST. Paul architect, to-
day attached the property OF Mrs, HunIer
Ode, formerly Mrs. CnshlnanglS *. Davis.
ana of her husband, tart pl'ot, Dol, OF viz
8ginia. to set lilo IL claim ~ si0s alleged to
lie due us architeet fees Mrs Doll has
lived in Washington and II Virginia for
several years. 'l'ha Sc. Paul sarnhltac All
leges thatan,. at telnptt was made to delay
payment OH his claim, ald he takes this
means OF enforcing speedy settlement, IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
ASK B BURTON o. ]. ITO ! }
RESIGN FROM SENATlle 6
-, - !. I -, ] Z ]. /, e . !. I

HI tt t9 (l3y5 associated Il Press 3SS
4S5 no Opl0I< A.{sIIAS., jan 16,--A resolution
asking sena tor Burton 10 re ellg wa lll-l
stroducc( In tho Kansas House nd SenA! q
To-day. blynlHn 9B. Cyrus S Lela ntl,
leader OF d Republican faction, Is author
kor tho resolu tion, II IS 81 5e ;ss8t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
IN Nothing From McCue.

ii ITO a late hour last night, Governor
gA1o,itugueii had heard nothing from the
counsel Of eX Mayor No Cue regardl Ing n
respite. His Excellency had no inform1al.-s$ l.s
tion to warrant him In the belief that ITO; no
would have 10, deal with the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
HORRIBLE DROWNING
THE new RESERVOIR LAKE
Two Dead Boz dies Recovered, Another
Resuscitated, and At Least NO .
More Thought to Be Lost.
RT.RENDING STRUGGLE IN THE ICY WATER
Bodies sof Ernest j !. Bland and Barton rThomp-
son Recovered ---E1 I. !. Rainey is Resus-
citated ~ Pitiable Scene at Home
NJ 5 81 the Two Dead Men.
IIEART RENDINC STRUG UGCLE IN THE ICY WATER


Band q No 81 Norh Ff
Thompson aged
RESCUED.
unmarried OF 1o4 South laurel
Reservoir
Gone, Grace Street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-08

on its merits by all
druggists in ffty-cent
and one-dollar- size
bottles. You may
bouo q co@,,@>1o bottle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-08
Excursion Notice.

Homeseeker's excursion tickets
on sale for Iowa, Minnesota, North
and South Dakota, on every Tues
day from May to October inclusive.
Rate one regular fare plus two dol
lars, minimum selling rate nine
dollars. Tickets limited for return
to twentyone days from date of
sale.
Tourist Excursion rates to Clear
Lake, Iowa, and return, at one fare
and one-third, on sale daily until
September 30th, 1905.
G. B. HATFIELD,
Spechts Ferry, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-08
Futility of Fox Hunt,

John Burroughs, the famous natur
alist, was condemning the cruel sport
Of fox hunting.
IA red-faced English squire gal
Looping after fox" he said-'that, to
my mind, makes neither an edifying
nor a pleasant picture"
Mr.. Burroughs smiled.
= "a red-faced squire chas sing fox
he repeated. "That unspeakable in pur
suit of the UNBEATABLE"