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Charlevoix county herald., 1905-02-11

can keep up with the world In the mat
ter OF news and general information.
Twenty-Five years ago the city man,
even If lie worked for wages, was sup
posed TO have a much easier life than
the farm hand or farm awner. Now
with improved machinery, better met
hods and more of the comforts Of life
for the country people the conditions
are reversed.
The forty-acre farmer OF today does
less work, has less care and worry, has
more leisure, is really more independ-
ent and should be happier than the
average business or professional man
in the city.
Surely there is no chance for argu-
ment on the old school, house debating
question. Therefore, wise is the boy
or girl who sticks to the farm.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-02-11

MOUNTING 3OARD.-FOr the cOnvsn-
ience Of a number Of our patrons who
wish TO use mouating board for Kodak
work we have put in supply to retail
at l0c per sheet. size Of sheet % by 2S
inches The Herald.
Ladies should call on Madd tugh the
Tailor for the finest Spring Suits OBJ
tainable ia this city.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
SdrcdIidDe SDuamit Grploiion in
Wcrifu.

W o5otIon, Mcrito. 2S. Irg.
9mon5ig me%rifonild,e Nrbeitcr
miiroen oieier Gage ourf cine Dor.
5citigc grploiion elmer GltontitGt
9pnomit bel Den Soicn . arbeiten in
@on5aniGo actooiet mo picIe anoere
perIcbt Die 2eid)cn Der @etootctcn
iporen iurdtbor peritilnmelt. Sic
ipnroen in eincm gemeiuiomen @robc
b%eitottct. @ic es beiBi. mar oic Gr.
ploiion Die 6oloe BON Sorgloligfcit
bon SCitrn eini9ef Arbciter. Gie
6omilien Der @etobteten limo pom
Sbcritcn Go9or Sc. Scott, Dem Con.
traitor Der arbeiter, ~entifo0igt nor.
Den. Gle Notridt bon Der aatoitro.
pbe mlirbe BON einem Gompier aus
Won5nnlllo blerher gebrndt, 0od)
.ouroc ooS genoie Gotnm oerielbeu
nift nngegcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

Wfonotc lang in 2tnlprlld nobn. Gie
6rodtbloddot diH btm Sitbnr,2 ioa
obcr, mle Nllaen5cugcn couitatircn,
nod uicl %arilnolidcr lcin; Die }lrbeit,
Gad)en, Die man lpirJIid) broltdlt, aus
Dem GHuit lnn0tbigcr Norr0tbc her.
olt@5uArabcn, Q~eitoltct lidl nod oicl
ldrpicri0cr, ol@ ieiItcr 3eit in Qunpu.
SIC Metbn0cn, ipeldc bel Tcrgez
hung BON chickering's Gontrnttcn
befoIgt lpcrber. ihcincn elmer griino.
lldlcr Hcpilion 5lr b%cn0tbiQcn. IS lit
be9relflid, Dob Ole groBcn Sirncn,
ipeld)e 9o1troitc SIT C%rldll0cn min,
'd)en, lbrc T9enten al Ort mo Stcllc
bobc1. GaB oieic glgertcn ibr @cite$
tbnll, INN lid) gcacnicitig ocn Slang
obiulou'cn, 1T iclbitueritGnolidl. Sb
6 o. lntnlcr nit rcd,icn 0in1Cn 5ltz
Qcbt 1T cine ar6erc GSro0c, Die ms
8clplht ldllcn mub mcnl1 ronitatirt
miro, 0ob bGltii9 ole Spc}iiifotioncn
lilr S]Iclcrum9cH 0crartia iormlllirt
lnerOelL 0oB lie MIR iiir 0o2 NroOurt
ellrer beltinnrtcn ,SirInu poiicn. 90
fllt lte9t o%Iler0ina9 fem mmittclburcr
%eroodt@Qrm0, 0oB tritntnc Yrut.
lllen I'M @ongc lin0; Is lit m0glid,
ooB oie bc%treficuocu @camicu iid)
eoelt bon ldlloucn @lueutclL Die lid DC.
req lll1tenntniB SIT A}ltBc moGclL ant
@ur9elboroc Ieiten loi'cu. 0crQlei.
den NrtcgllIoritGtcn f6nncu Olrch Ct.
he eolt9rcB l%tnteriuhuna idmcrlih
IN alien lhrcn Hboicn 6Io2ucitcQt
pcr0en. IS bcnari ou cinc4 ociibtcn.
'dorfllnnlgcn &nqliiitor5, mcldlcr &c
nerNtcbt, mic NriItolp inn Goit lcpor.
cement, III oic &crbGltnjiic lid binein.
5llbobrcn uno Die Iolllcn Eumfte chi.
jlloedelr. Gle llnlcrnthun0 milBtc
an Nrt mo StcQc uorQcnonmcn
mcrocrL no Dos Wfotcriol irilh an bo-
ben 1T. @iSber iheint iid inOcG nod
-gtte11tono oorllm bctiimlnctt an hobcn
lrno cine llnteriutulq oiirftc folrnt
eIngeIeltct mer0en, bis cinnlol elm
0nlIj 'lo9rontcr t5ul 5t Gage tritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
WINS puracidlidItIidler 3cit.

8ertclcn Sal, %. augnlt. -
Gos 5oologiihe Teportement Der
California llniperiitGt" peroiicnt-
lltt cine wiilenihoitlid)e Wittbcilung
ilber cine IGngit erlolheuc Spe5ies
BON aumcelen, Die in probiltoriihcu
3eiten III Der @egenb bon Californian
bouIte. IN Der 8egenb Der Yottcr.
Greet SSobk. Sbolto Gountp, wur.
ben perihieoene anohentbeile icIter
aameeIe, Die 5u Der Gliorti0r5eit lcb.
ten, ouigeiunoen. guh entoedte mloll
anohenrelte elmer groBen Wenge BON
Suartior . Sdugetbieren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

nit Gbnlihct Mitteln errcid)t IL.
Ger idnelc. 3uiommentIub oicicr
Nerbinoungen bot ilber Die 3utunlt
Ger MonOihurei flor cntihieoen, I'M
gcod)tet oner on0eren Ginfliilie.
Ser Correspondent Der oIilociirteit
9reiic" ourdhqltcrtc iiin9it 200Oteilen
Scr often fdiierliden Sage Reieroo'
tioll, oui Der OItilonfe, melhe5 sc.
bict Dor einiQen SSobren iiir Die Be.
licoc(u1g oeoifnct mllroc. S%clbobncn.
&iric, Mui2, $nbigo uno SonI mcr'
Den lest Oort in beoeuten0cm lint
tango on0ebout. HSn 0icicnt 8cbiet
tiibrcn Die Soponer, ole pabren0 Der
Tcrbon0lmngcn filbn mo tbGtig linz.
ull9gcocbntc ACCOMPLISHMENTS aus.
Gic 9%cluo6ncr filbrcn iibcr Eierhcs
oicbc ullo NGuber &loQc. Iugemein
mcroen oic&un0gcbungcn in 0cnStr.
Stoutcn iiir @rrt, @ittc bohgelbobt.
9{otb gemoItigcn HcGengilIien nab
rem Der leBtcn 5cbnEu9c glolbt man,
Dab Die Negcn5cit poriibcr lit.
" citCrc Wt obtltiirnng BON
Truppcn onGcoronct
EctcrSburn 2S. NuQ. Gin
pom 10. @luqult Gotirtcr foilcrIld)cr
llfu3 orOnct ole N}obtliiiruIlQ peitt,
rcr Gruppcu 5ltr %critdrfun9 ncrar'
nice I'M ierncn Often an. Ser &clebl
be5icbt iih oti gcpiiic Giltritte III
Sen @oupcrncmcntS @ilno, @roono.
&opno ,&urIono, 2iOIonh, Ecrm &lot.
ia, Gimbir3t, SorotofI OrenburN,
&Itrofhm mo llio, iolpic ollI Die
Gon'ihcr &oiodcn, Ficrbc lino ii
ocrihieocucn Giitritten BON Is @olt-
pcrncmcr,t3 reqllirirt por0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
(Turtictnng ppn Der eritcn Seitc.)


gngelegcllbelfeIl Der 5lpellefl @oo9af
Gonterellj oor9ele9t locroerL loeld)s'
luie man %crlpnrtet, an Den SfluB
Oes ruiiiIt : lapot1Ild)en Srle9eS lol'
gen miro.
Gin briIlnntcr Gmlpfdng 81 Ghren
Der 9eIeqotrn murbc bette gbcno
BON ocn MitglicOcrn Oca bclGilhcn
ScnotS mo ser 9lbgeor6nctelfom.
me- aeocben. NcprGicntunt @n. gl.
Den Smith relltc bclttc Ibe1lo mad
Berlin oh, no cr cine Iilolcllj oelIl
aoilcr @iIbclm bobel1 miro.
aur$iturSu uf ocm Barrier
3udermarft.
Voris. 2S. G(lro. - guf DEM
3udernlorft trot bcrltc in SolQe 0cS
ploelihcn lo0cS bon Grnit Gronier,
Ioriiber Oca 0ireftorilntS Der Sou
id)en ,3udcrraiiincrie, oea aroBtcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Mns Spitcr Ban.

OpItcr Ban, Ny, %. 9luguit.
= s. Eierpont Ntorgon battc beutc
cine longc Gonicren5 nit Dem Sra.
'ioentcn RoolcucIt. GieieIbc be5og
it'd orti Ingclegenbbeiten ser Gan.
ton e SonfOm . G%iienbobn in China,
WcIte ioit muaihlieBlid untcr Son.
trolc Der 6irmo s. i. Worgon & So.
itebt.
Seiie :. @ilion BON Snoiono mllr.
DC belte bonn ErGlioenten gum 5lpci.
ten SilliS . SefretGr 6eS ,Snnern cr-
l,unnt. Gr perbonft leinc G%rncnnung
Dem giniluiie 6es Senators Semen.
iDQh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
las aclbc syicber.

Hem Orleans, %. 9lllqitlt.
Der Serid)t iiber ooS 8roiiiren
beS gclben Siebers fir Die Inn 6 llbr
GbenbS ocrltridencn Stunoen crgiebt
6olgenoeS: Neuc Grfranfitugcn 10,
S|clammt5obI Der Grfrontungel bis
0atum 17SS; 3ooeSiGuc ;. @c.
iommt5abl Der SooesiGac bis Gatunl
$50; neue Seldenberoc rs, 8c.
lommt5GbI Der Sellhenbrroe 400;
3abl Der unter 9cbnnoIlng bciino.
lifen Entienten ISL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

Bcgfu 0nur.
VeiGgtes 1idltenhpli, II Eu:o 1915.
geiagtes Giheubnli, ~ 6prc $500.
Niainacr d Scbranf.
Suupt @iirent ms aoblcnbot: Frcitons uHb
@nn=Str1be. 3peig Piirenn: oSIo QuipR Guul
60" Document. nube 8ansG truGC.
Eel: e. & z. sioIfe ttt7 - NO. Court. 2679.
(gipril20. GAitt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Salts Sour.

Montlo, Is. 2nIquit. - Cine
Nepelde aus Nlongopo mcloet, oo6
Der Yer. Stnoten Grau@port0unpicr
"@o9on" nit Dem ariegaicfrctdr Gait
mo Ieiler &cilcgclcQidait al @oro
bclltc Mforacn BORT ongelunQt lit.
Nlorgopo 1T Gin Noicn in Der Sllbia.
%ot al! Orr Siloolttintc BON 2ltion
ltno oient ais Niorincltotion iiir oo&
Ybilippincn @cidmuocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Bonn Sriegerbnnb.

Solicit, Sas., %. auguit.
Sn Der beittigen Situng bes bier
tagenoen ariegerbunoeS muroe Elm
antrus aif @rbobung Der 9eitrGge
in Dem ELECTROMAGNETIC ongenom.
men. 8om 1. Sanuor iollen Ole 9ei.
trdge $1.75 nnltott $3.50 pro Guar.
tai iein. HilooIpb b. ablepelbt, mel.
der Die narieser5eihune" i'll Glepe-
lamb beronseiebt, miro ols oiil5ieller
Meoafteur beibebaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

9Ssm llebergange ilber Die eric.
gabn" BEL Mibbletopn, I.-D., 1T s.
W. gmmes, 8ndbalter Der .gtep
Yorf Viano Sortc Sen Co." ourh Ell.
men 3ng iiberfabrcu unb gctootct
iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
0Ul5 nno Sublc,r.

@tr nebct e. & 81. @rern grneine stumps.
$50 9roee. aletnc giuf;nBlen Si.50. -
@ttlloli6 geliebt utO irei bon G6iefer.
S6.65. .Sarte vi. 1........ $685.
$500. e. .0Grte gIr. 3. 3 uno ylnb. -. $500
S!.f5. .Guuburp Gir. .. 3 uno giuB. -. .$7.t5
Si..% Goro geiiqie56 i6tcnbpl5, Q~cipalten "a
n1ioelitp Guni d Srpu 80"
Neice Telephone. 522 Ct- WIommeut= Ctr.
6rdnlIin=Str. uno ~ q 9. Nabn" Suupts
Nilreult, Gr. 1t2, gioro Gpluuros Gtrd6c.
cficn icocn Sam Iiag slbcn0.
(Sft20.2&S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
81 niiiid d. CT L {.

Petersburg %. 9ulg. Gtc
Seitung oSOct" Iogt IN lhrcr belltl
0cn Il,H0otc: .Gie ioHoNlihcn Irie.
ocn@bcoinglngcn miiroen MIR bdnn
annebmbur lcilL lpcnn cine lopunlld)c
Slotte EctcrSbur9 be0roben un0 cine
ioponil0c NrmCc Mtosfnu belcBen
ipiir6c. NltBlon0 miro lih Dem jupo-
nildcn Sod)c nift bcugen, INN Hoo-
%icoelt'S WlInld, 0cn oncritonlld)cn
@|l1ubigcrn &opon'S cine @arontie
5l gcbcn mo lid) lclblt nit Dem 9tllb=
ne cinc% Sric0cn%pCrmrittler8 81 be
hcdCn, 5ll criilIlcn. Sopon mas 0cn
1rie0cn notbig broltd)t, erltrcbt ibn
0urd Die GcrmitieIun0 leineS 6reltt-
6eS 9toolcoeIt mo itcllt altBcrOr0cnt-
li6c S%orOcrunqcuL mubren6 Der Hr0s
iiocnt inoirctt lid bcmilbt, NlBlon0'@
3lltinlmlllq 81 Crluerbcn. Nod) lanz
gen mo irud)tlolcn llnterbupolltngcn
ldeilt C&, Dob mir onl &orabcno CT.
mes bon NuBlonO lang 0eniinidtcn
G%reignillcs: elmer grpBcn S6lod)t
5miifcn @cncrol &inclpitld) uno
ScIomurlholl SDnmo, lte6eu,"
YrcBltimmCu in Gofio.
Sofio, 81. Mliguit. - Ger &or-
lhlo9 Sndolin 5piidcn HlrBIunO II.
Sopon 81 tbcilcr. rllit bier ougcmciE
MISUNDERSTANDING berpor, 11no
UieIIu6 beiBt CS, boB iCinc Innobmc
5u &uno9ebu1gcn gcgcn Die HCgic'
rltng iilbrCn Dcroe.
Scr oNihi gtihi" iugt: n6rieOc III.
tcr OicIcn llmitGnhcn miir0c unpoll.
Itunoig lcin. Srie0c mlB gcld)lollcr
mcrbcn. Ga oic &nicl nit Dem
Sdruert crobert it, tam BON ibrcr
tbcilmciien 3uriidQobc feline Hcoc
icin. Solltc unlcrc NcQicrln9 NngS.
lid)t& 10 pielcr Sinocrnilic, ole 0crl
NblhluB zines O%oltcrnocn 6ricocnS
cntqcgcn itebcn, 6ricocn 81 lhIicben
pcrlllhcr, Damn mllrbc boS Hclultdt
MIR cine %5eitlpciic %GirltrQuna ser
acknowledgement lCin, fir bic mir III.
lcrc 9cboroen pcruntportlih boltcn
un0 obnc @c0entcn tu0eln nilr6elt.
Sopon muB ulti icinen SorOcruungcu
bctrcifcto Die 3ublumg elmer Gntid)0-
0lguna mo Ger Nbtretung pom 2uno
beltcbcn."
Ger ySohiS bimflu" dilBcrtlteber.
roldung ooriibcr, noB OcrSoridlIoG,
Snd)ulin 81 tbeilcr, i~lberhulIpt gC.
moht mur0c, mo lugt, 0aB CT on'S
l%lnlinnige grcn5c.
Ger ylfoinidi" Iogt: o@cnn Die
Welonng BON 0emGorl6logc, Sadu.
lin 5t tbcilcn, Wubr lit, Damn lic9t
Gorin cine lducre uno ernite8eiubr
iiir uricr 2on6. is lit unm09lidL
ooruill ein5nQeben, oo Die GbeiIu1ll
lllir ouSlt iilbrcn milroc, ocn Sunmcn
iiir neitere @cfabren uno GerpidC.
lultgen 5u lGcn. 2ollct ms nit Den
SrieocnS . &crhurbllngcn obbreher.
pern scr &orihIug I'M grnit gemod,t
lit"
9ittercI griffeouf @itte,
WoSfatL %. Mitg, - GaS bic
lige Organ Der HeoftionGren grciit
Den WiniitcrrotbS : FrGIibenten mo
TrieoenS : @epo1mddtigten @itte
nit gerooe5u linnloier @iltb al. Sin
ShnlGbortifel, mie Der bon Dem
9lotte perofientIidte, lit lett sebn
Sobren niht peroffentlidt poroen.
@itte miro in Dem bon @ift nno
8olle trieienoen GrguB ais Gcrrotber,
unpiiienbcr uno unidbiger SoIpel,
fobIf6pfiger @ernegroB Ii. /. ~. be-
Scidnet nnb beifuloigt, Die Gerbono-
lunacn IN Eortsmorltb ourd feline
llugcididlihfeit poIlltGnoig Der
pfnift SIT BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
W ne%ebonicn' MS

m usepoHlehs Ntn tn6cn.
eonitont Il ncpcL Is. gu0ult.
etlc BON leha 9otihoitcn inter.
5eldnete Gollcftipnote. ncId)c ole Gr.
ltenrlln9 BON Gommiii0rcn 5llr Ser.
iuoltiin9 Der 6inonScn Woccoonien'S
olltlirolat. mroc bcitc Der Eiortc
in~terbreitet. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Conpratulates Archdiocese.

Tl..And now, Most Reverend Father in Christ.
permit mo on this suspicious coca sion to con-
tba Hot
successor has been pleased to appoint you
The Pallium with which II had tho honor TO
iarged jurisdiction, q and Of Tho more intimate
RELATIONS that Will bind you to the Holy See:
That y0y VIII pr SSsor ouISs1
Viii VII exhibit towards the chair Of Peter. and
ino slia election which have marked
your career as priest and bishop OF tho
Church q God. In this y der field Of !sbor
grace Viii hays more ample scope for the
exercise OF those talents and that adMinlsttH-
tive ability with which God had endowed YOU ~;
people win continue 70 exercise towards Your
Gruco that loyalty and obed ence and generous
Which tasy EYER
natl They will hold up your hands. as the
children OF Israel held UP tho hands OF Moses I
They will rejoice In your prosperity and VIII
tgreve ut any }adversitys that' may oetall you:
They will lake an aetiye personal interest," .nd
cause Of charity and religion. ]. I, q,
Happily for. Your Grace. you arc not coming
e s.fs yoe brsS the ' where
viii remember the sorrow which RULED the late
hin 10 preside over tho see OF Columbus. He
told me that he lost us right am, n losing
YOU and great was HIS Joy when thts son
was restored to tho Father 80. w.
1.-THE most acceptable prayer can oter
for Your Grace is this: May you emulate the
apostolic virtues OF your venerable predecessor.
May you receive his double spirit. and may his
mantle TAIL upon YOU. as the mantle OF Elias
fell on Ellseus May you walk ~ his t ss1;
deedst on tho archdiocese as he 7, has done:
And when your work Is accomplished may
YOU be able to say with hini:5 7 have fought
good fight: have finished my n, course I, =
in FOR Ina d crown OF glory which the Lord.
ths ,ss God T! give 81 un1e sss tho carai-
al took his place at the high altar and
Archbishop Moeler; attired In tho fun
robes Of Ills ONCE, exceptlng mitre and md
IN IN ! Cardinal, nadc his profession OF
faith ti'n and vow 81 loyalty to the supreme
pontiff. In the name OF The Pope, t1,e
Cardinal then placed the palllpm !. on !, dn g
shoulders Of tho archbishop, VINO, alteT
the prayer, faced the congregation ana
hes towcd the poptiflcal bened|iiefttilton,f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
FIsHBURNE FAVORED.
Judge Aiken Orders That He be '''
Not c Confined in a Cell:
Especial to The Times. Dlspatoh.)

Ii
ROAM Joke. Va Feb. 15.-Before leaY-
Ing the city last night Judge Aaken Sds sc
II: regard to the imprisonment Of Fish
rns The c1urt hayng hoabpa
Charles r, Fishburne, from the room
where he s a. present sonRRsa N sna
probably seriously endnnger the life OF
ad II plSs ses
X. rTshburi,e be kept where he Is at pres
ent In said jail. and y the room where e
the said prisoner is confined at present y
it is ordered that 1t DO made so,
\ It'll. further ordered that the sergeant
oner, his physician and pastor. to visit
the said prisoner In his place Of contne-
Dr.. Strickland stated to the. Judge that
to imprson, Tlshbnrne u Jay eell would Sa
already. commenced to prepare q cell for
FYsfb!irne when the order. was shown
ployed tosmake the room secure. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
KANAWHA IN DISTRESS.
Loses Propeller and Is ToWec
Into Port by T ank Steamer.

353iIf "a by Associated Press,) 49,
NEW YORK, Fob. 81 16.-The steamer
Kanawha, which sailed from Boston Feb
5ruary 18th for Norfolk, was towed into
port to-day by the tank steamer New
York. ls} q.
The Ilanawha had lost her propeller
and was lying at anchor with signals OF
distress flying when the New York sight
cd her yesterday She was then about
75 miles east Of Sandy Hook and the
New York at once took her III tow and
started for this port. The Kanawha. held
she was taken in tow By the Now York:
The steamer kanawlia Is a coal car-
ricr making frequent trips from Norfolk
or Newport News to Boston and return
ing light. She was on her way to Nor
day. Tho Kanawll is known here as "a
Take boat" having been used on Port
Huron. Mich,,H In 1909, for coal-car-
rying purposes. 5ias a. 4;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
/ Mrs. Tilnat,dra Brown.

Especial to The Tlmcs-D ispatch.) .l4.
,5s CAlsTJR6VILLrI, VA. Feb. 15.--Arrs.
,rtn1andra Brown ilcd at q o'clock his
morning at her homo near Cartcrsville.
sho had been III for tho pust i've months.
February 4th. Mrs, Brown. who was Miss
Smith, was born and raised In D Cartors-.
ville. At the age OF seventeen abe WIS
preceded her to tho grave several years 't
ago. s{3 q ,iIs Isl Y, VI N !, +
Douglas Brown, Of :, &c eonNt :;
Brown. Of Gainesville re xtls. arld Mrs.
Charles p. Brown. Eof Cartcrsylllc w. III, 4,
y Mrs. Brown WINS q member Of st;
services Will 30 conducted BY her pastor,
Row. Martin Johnson, Tomorrow at . Fl.
NJ The itlternlent will be at hcr homo. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
MAN IA Who shot GIRL
AND.M0TAER. G0E:siFREE

EJACKsONVILLE FLA; Feb. l5,-OWon
Loadholtx was ordered released from jail
by the coroner. who conducted an Inquest
oYertlla body Of Miss May Bro wn to-day.
Tho young woman was killed and her
mother seriously and probably fatally
fray. in u nluglstrate els. court. Monday.
Loadholtz had been brought into court.
roon, upon criminal charges by Miss
Brown. She WAS accompanied by her
mother and when the court .announcedi
daughter began firing at Loadholtz. He.
returned tho fire, killing the young W9-
nun and wounding her mother, The
'coroner's jury to-day returned " verdict
OF 5justihable homicide 4 VI &,
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EUljL..T7I'o:Nl NOTES..

& ,rbe Evening star Social Club was organized 2 s
fa,v nights ago at the residence % Giss
Nellie BoWles No. siol * ssaH ReW
s Nn,,is loWies. BertHu Austin Kate Chandler;
TSear ,ryree, Nola Wright. Carrie Woody ana
Mniioy, Clarence Berry, Leroy Wade. F It.,tIS
GhundIer, Walter Dawson, l'hll Shea, W W
NeYt hs saow SiIs,9t oeers eleetsd Pres,
1 Wuas; SECRETARY, Frank Chandler Treasurer
Miss Kute Chandler. II VI ", NJ, p,,.
irha club VIII have ~ next meetng Tsiaas
.neht, With Miss Pearl Iyree on 41' t''g y
s'r Dr James r. Williams, who has been visit
ing washington. Baltimore and l,huaaelpnln,
foT several weeks, has returned nome. ~ " y,
soE has h nea bts nyeI ut Sc bsnsisd
HIS left eye several weeks age BY piece. e. q
flying emery, has returned homo from the
sheierlnE Arms Hospital, where ne was tsk ant
h;s hy,stGhs 9T orKaa eonpets o''
The Rev, David Hepburn. nastor !, % - ne
Tnit0n BAPTIST Church. Ia stu confined NJ
Ills homo OH Graham Street on account q
''' Herbert Weinricl, Is quite III at his home
on Marion Hill with measles
sosaaR e a Sa, ys,t eq 9o 5s e.
sh,eesngost on Fulton HUI !. ], !, &, y
Mary CARRIE h9 o has ~ zen Rs soa aiatsr
NIB Mis B. Il, Nsbpke, ON Nicholson Street -
able 10 he about Tho house. (. 4
ar'ylrEInia Council. No. g., Daughters OF
Liberty SklIE e
H,snissg, WI be granted 'hs privilege
= Tue isse.amltias Il Arrangement hays been
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stafford county, was
Yesterday, resulting
re OF his leg below
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; Races at City Park.
fBy Associated Press.)'

slsFs IA By Assoctate cd = Press q
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Is. ~ su,nma rtes: e.
First race--three furlongs--I. ady Traascon lsV
10 - FIRST, Prince Glenn O. 70 y n second,
Reuben (e 10 81 third. Time, :5a.
Second racc- ak furlongs--sid Silver e TO
q first MIss Gould ]. Is .sto9 y second Spring
Brook 10 10 HI third. Time, III. "a 80.
Third race--ofd mile--Eraskili IL TO 10 tirst
Ida Ll4b 10 TO y second, Tho Dutoon q 20
1Jt8third. Timc, l:61. 5 II 4. 4. I.
IN Fourth raoe-five furlongs -N ervator Is TO
IS first, Jim Perrin 200 Ito 4 y second, Il
sGrecqus 90 to y third Time. LOS /, |,
Z Fifth racesevcn acknowledgement Ohio III
TO 20) first, Mary Worth "a to y second, d r.
Bob IL 10 u third. Time, a ;3e 2.5.E =,
A% Sixth race -inle ana an elghth-stn SHARK
}(3 Eto 1oI first. Ifoodwink (s %to D SECOND
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RACES q, AT NEW ORLEANS.
Jack Phillips Wins Second spe-1i
cial-Rakin Also a Winner.
D CIV Associated Pr

rs NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb; IS. Jack
Phillips won the second special at ths
Crescent CITY Jockey Clubs track with
lis filly, Bertha e.. to-day. Raktn was
The only winning favorlte.. I. j !, !,
first. Flora Levy ~ TO ~ second, y1ng
Charcoal III to 10y third. Time 1:5e To- \, Z
Second race-,-six f,irlongs 10
to y nrst.5 Simplicity 20 to o second,
Third racc-one ,nile-R Rankin % TO 1o)
first. Rarkelinore u5 to u SECOND Lady
Free knight Is to ~ third: Tine; i;5! !.
nlle--BertHl f. IA to s. first, ms pector
4 Girl 10 to- second, ,Anody ne a TO y
third. Time, :5s. 8 !,
Fifth racG-lnlle !. and g l. uarter--lira-
Lee King ct to o. third. Time, 80 S4-5
y Sixth racc--slx furlong Tn 1llbouTno II
e to ID first, Julia Junkin d3 to lW sec
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~ sl5 $COUNCILMAN HURT. .Ys
Old Colonial Residence in Orange
County Burned.

FRBDHR1CKsBUR va, Feb: 16.----
Councilman q. NJ. Young ". was thrown :, =
suddenly, and fell on tho back of his
head, causing severe: " not serious IN y,
jury, He Is now under the treatment OF
to his home for some time. No bones
were broken. siSs " u.
81 wolfe Street for his now wa on and
buggy factory, and will begin IN "a few
days to erect "a plant, which VIII pc pu.
iE operation as soon as the buildings al are
a1encoo..$th the old colonial residence IN
Orange county near sGe ssn ge!9}ngyns6
by flre. It was one Of the Oldest build
figs In Orange county. = ]. . Z, !,
l.ickci y nv n 4 horse yesterday, resulting
il q. COMPOUND fracture Of his les below
'n 9ol Snes' p. ID Cole has. purchased Of
Judge j. r. Mason handsome building
lot on Washington Avenue.