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The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-06
Made in a Speech at Utica
Last Night.
PAYS TRIBUTE TO HUGHES
Practically a Message to the
People From Roosevelt.

Hearst Classed as an Insincere, Self
Seeking Demagogue, Who is Trying
TO Deceive by False Statements and
False Promises-His Course as q
Congressman, Proves Him as a
Worthless Public Seryant-HiS Mo-
tives are Selfish and He is Not Guilt
less OF McKinley's Death-The E1ec-
ton Will be a Test OF Popular Gov
ernnient-An Examination of the
Record of Hearst as to Private Life
Political Purity and Legislation.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-06
Death Of Representative Hoar.

Worcester, Mass. November l.
Representative lockwood Hoar, of
the Third Massachusetts, district. son
or the late Senator George F. Hoar,
der tonight at his residence in this
city after an illness of five weeks.
Congressman Hoar. since September
2sth. had been unable to take part
In the campaign for his reelection to
congress. His nomination for con-
gress followed very closely the death
OF his distinguished father. Senator
Gorge Frisbie Hoar. in 1904.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-06
GREATER NEW YORK
Scene Of Final Appeal TO
Voters.
BY HEARST AND HUGHES
Both Sides are Claiming Probable
Large PIuraIities.

An Unprecedented Campaign VIII be
Day by Both the Cand!dates-Com-
uation and the Spe ech Of Secretary
Root at Utica the Most Interesting
Features Of the Day3 Developments.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-06
MISS ALICE A. SANDERS DEAD
Passesd Away After a Short Illness
Has Many Relatives in This Section

Miss Alice Amanda Sanders. of On.
low county, died after short illness,
at the home of Ex-Sheriff Hargetr at
Jacksonville, Onslow county, on Mon
Day night last Miss Sanders was well
known in this section She taught
school in Onslow county and al the
kasey school at Wilson, n. c. She
was the granddaughter of Franklin
Thompson. Sr.. and the niece OF NH
Ex-Gov. Russell and Mrs. J. Johnson
OF Bruncwick conuty. The deceased
was related TO many families in Ons-
low and Jones counties.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-06
GA 9T To7TA, (.
Bears th. >Ihs Kind You Hars kiaays hcsN
A*.s'''' Il &z2Zz1&
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL

Will be Given at the Y. NJ. G. A. This
Evening and the Public is Invited.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-06

Mr.. ID. c. Bradshaw, Of vineland, ar
Rived In the city yesterday
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-06

Mr.. r. G.. Grady spent yesterday IN
Burgaw on professional business.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-06
Inqdcst to Fix Responsibility
for the Wreck.
Jury Charged to Discover Cause
of the Accident.

Important Testimony Given Yes: >:crday
by Mrs. Elizabeth Dri~ssoH and
Bridge Tender Stewart-Otl,er Wit
ment Was Taken Until Monday
Morning-One of the Company
officials Have Yet Been Called.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed bids will be received up TO Mon
day, May 2S. 1906 u o'clock noon. by the
City Council Of Murray for the erection
OF city hall and Jail. according to plans
and specifications drawn by Erskino &
Lilgenberg, architects. 62S-52 Dooly
building Salt Lake City. Utah. where
plans can be seen on and after May 1e.
1905 Bids Will be opened May -. 1905, al
S o'clock p. m I'm presence OF the City
Council. All bids must be addressed to
W. j Warenski. City Clerk. Murray City.
Utah. a certified check or 2 per cent of
the amount or bid must accompany
each bid. Separate bids Will be received
for the city hnll and Jail. and each bidder
must include all Items. specified in
co ch one OF the separate specifications
BY order of the city Council of Murray,
Utah. w. j. WARENSKI,
City Ck2zk.
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LADIES' APPAREL
SEEDS! SEEDS! SEED!

ALL KINDS AT BAILEY 6 SONS
Seed store, 81 E- End So Both Fones
Sli. xl4
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A Lesson in Japanese Courtesy.

remember, many years ago, dinner
at the palace-a great official dinner
where among the guests were many OF
the old leaders of rebellons, old uphold-
ers of the Shogunate; the last Sho,
gun himself. says Mary CRAWFORD
Fraser In the Worlds Work. Prince
Tokugawa. proud. silent, grim, sat oppo-
sIte TO mo and 1 wondered IL any
human emotion could show itself on that
impassive face. At that moment the EN-
peror raised his glass and bowed IN
tindlv smiling fashion to his ancient op,
nnne1t The face changed was sufrused
for one Illuminating moment with glow
of responsive FIRE II seemed ss II me me
En,peror were once moro thanking the
Shoenn for his splenddly patriotic act.
When after years of struggle. he volun.
tarily laid his power and his prerosSt,iVess
~ Country" and as IL Prince TokuSawa.
looking bSck~nnd looking forword-f9ss
Japan' said to himself once more Az
was we'll done
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


RANCK REAL ESTATE &c INV. co.
Can ut you out with anything in the
Real Estate line.
a neat 1-room frame house, nice lawn
and shade. lot 37xl32 feet; Southeast; 5tn
East near 8th South.
$1,000.
iX5 rods. with a neat i-room cottage on
one part Of the lot, room 10 build another
on the other part. East Side. near South
Buys a cosy home OF rooms brick. al
most now, full-siZe basement, cement
floor, large front and back porch, bath.
wood finish, maple floors, large and neat
ly arranged pantry, corner lot on North
east bench.
bath. elec. lights, house well built. almost
new. only blocks from the center oil
town. near Main street.
$3500
For 7-room brick home, lot 2rzNS RODS
with all modern conveniences except fur
mace, Southeast.
BUYS an up-;o-date home, 0 rooms, with
all modern conveniences on East Slue'
close In.
Buys good broom cottage on the Nortn
bench very neatly arranged, almost new,
terms 5000 cash, balance s25 per month.
For farms and acreage, see us
SlT5J
Buys II acres OF good lond, with hrst-
class water right, house, located 10 Ihlles
southeast OF city.
Thirty acres OF land in Cottonwood 3
best district, abundance OF water Sooo
house, for &0o per acre
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV. COAoc
Suits 231 d. II. Walker bldg. Xoze
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gain. II has rooms and basement,
with excellent furnace Thoroughly
modern and up to date. Nothing cheap
ABOUT the place except the price. $3.50.
Seeing is believing Remember 1t is only
2lz blocks from the Temple Wilson
Sherman Co, So w. End South. Phones
492
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FIYE-ROOM MODERN BRICK. BARN,
cellent home 100x150 II. $500 cash. or
half cash. This place Is worth S25o0.
owner wants money at once TO go into
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FOR SALE. NEVADA STOCK AND
hay ranch. with cattle. horses, farming
implements, etc. fine range. Must sell, as
| am crippled. All free from debt for
further information address ii. Hasar,
Cave Creek, Elko Co, Nevada Ns-l
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED LIGHT
housekeeping rooms. reasonable Y
Kendall So. Bcll 2iUS-1. HoEo
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COMPETENT COOK, GOOD WAGES
2GO e Brigham xI5s
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A COILS, PAINTER PAPER HANG
er and kalsominer. 264 Baltimore ave.
Bell fone 2039-K. wi47
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S-ROOM MODERN HOME.
fine lawn. trees. barn, city
water and flowing well. This
home Is located on the cast
drive. facing Liberty park.
House cost more than We are
asking for lot and all the i'm
provements. and would cost
more TO build today. We can
mako you good terms. Price
5000. Houston Real Estate Inv.
Co. 25l So Main. Phones =.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

ROOMS FOR RENT. So CANYON
Road XS2
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STORAGE OF FURS
HAY, COAL AND GRAIN

HARVEY & CO. 10 w. S. Temple. Bell
phone 1927, Ind. 1914,
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

THE KELLEY co, PURE ICE CREAM
and sherbets prompt delivery. 70 Rich
ards street Both phones s223 w557
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10 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE, FROM
TO years old. Ind phone 1908 XSlo
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CASH REGISTERS

Groshell sales agent, No. 21 Main st
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hund registers always In stock nloS0
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

BUTTE PAPER CLEANING co
Leave orders at Smith Drug Co Both
phones 23S. xl6
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IDEAL PAPER CLEANING CO LEAVE,
orders at Van Dyke Drug Co Both
phones 46l. XII
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LITTLE e LITTLE
Offcr some good things for quick deals
Cor. 3rd So and 3rd w, &fexll5ta. large
warehouse on 1t that Is worth $lOo per
mo. rent. 81 feet OF IT vacant price sZ2o
per foot: no other corner Ike IT.
Beautiful cor. 5x1o, with GOOD broom
7roon, brick modern cut-stone foun-
dation, cor lot, 4Ox140. beautiful shade;
S E. $3.50; $3.50 cash. great bargain
Cor 3rd So and 2nd f, at $50 per foot,
nothing on the street for less than $Zio
per foot and inside ground, too.
1l5lzxl32 cor. lst So, bet. End and Sro
E. with n 17-room brick, steam heat, =
rent for $50 per mo-
Little & Little, Under Natl Bank OF
Republic XXX
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
Der trade I'm S weeks; wages paid every
night; cat free, Molcr System of Col
leges. o. E. LIST So. Salt Lake xSsl
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WANTED-DELP

DELIVERY BOY ABOUT 10 YEARS
old. must have bicycle. Apply Druehl
& Franken.
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LOTsALL PARTS OF CITY, sll6 TO
500 monthly payments. Hubbard Inv:
Co, 7S West End So, W9A
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FOR RENT

I
| FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE LOCA-
tion Large windows. tile floor; rent
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
Anywhere from 163 to S5S acres. all
fenced; Is flowing wells dwelling houses.
Ice houses, dairy houses. stables hay.
barns, and oil other necessary outbuil6-
ings. plenty of shade trees. some fruit
trees. garden land and meadow: Z miles
north OF Salt Lake City, l mile north OF
stockyar1s and packing house. Inquire or
address L. S. Burnham, Woods Cross, Da-
vis county, Utah. x4R
CAN YOU BEAT THESE?
7-r mod. brick on 18th East bet Brig
ham and 1st So. st. $4,000 $500 down. bal.
very easy.
0-r mod o b. on 9th East near 7th So.
$1,000 very easy terms.
7-r mod, on @ ST.. lot 3isx1o rds., $fOeO,
terms IL desired,
S-r frame, lot 5ox14o to alley, west side.
$1,000 good terms.
or. brick on sth East. lot 6ox17 to alley.
5000; good terms.
s-r. p. b. on w. 4th So. s24oo; $3.50 cash.
bal. like rent
s-rm. D b. house on 5th East near 2nd
So, $500; this is we'll worth $500
3-r frame on North lst West, $Seo, easy
terms.
Choice corner. and 5th st. $3.50.
3Xl0 rods on 10th East near 9Th so, beau-
tlfuI view $500; can make terms
4xS rods, corner on E. 3rd So, at bar
gain; must be sold. Mahan Inv. Co. y
Eagle blk. XIII
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rLER. NURSE; TERMS
*. 233 w. lst So. Tel,
: XIe8
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

BLOCKED AND RETRIMMED BY AN
expert. Fred Taylor, a F.. lst So
Phone 1S71-X TIM
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BABY BUGGY TIRES

PUT ON AUTO TIRES NULCANIZED
at Osborncs, 60 L ith So Ind. phone
1915. xi20
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ATTORNEYS

j z. DARMER. LAWYER OFFICES
1913 Commercial blk. Phones 959-Z
w2143
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midland CLOTHING.
bcIT. best prices paid. 2S Com.
|.uostal card. Phone BLK.
lei 80 -- TIA
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ING & REPAIRING

REUPHOL-
fpaired, Estimates sub
est; Phones 3299. 8. L.
. lbs w. lst So. 22i
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MEN TO REG
nnoung Mems Christian As
Eyment Depart; good posi-
y hit men. loo9
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lRPET CLEANING

Z CARPET CLEANING
|iast feather rcnoyating:
~ Cor. Sth West and So
Eynon, Propr. Bell lei.
wil
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% toIGOODS OF ALL DE-
EASTERN Furn, Co. second
0Ees: IND. ioE5, BELL 1Tg-Y.
" hl2I2
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1HES WORK IN PRI-
: qishwasher, kitchen help,
nd board. Address A 10.
Mss
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sjIBLE ADULTS, COM
he'd. modern Housekeeping
: 5ttage; 4 TO 5 rooms, close
s12. Tribune.
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ROOMING-HOU NEWLY
fur. mod. 163 s. End East SslS
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GOOD HOTEL WITH 80 ROOMS, VIII aSL
l., furnished, In good location, \ ne tab
, ,S growing rapidly. Good trace oI;Gbt
lShed Splendid water and electric ,,S ,,nr mT
Fine lawn with delightful shade. nuIi-
wishes 10. retire and win rent TO Ill sul
aole party, Call on or write II u fh", Ie5
| ness, McCammon, Idaho.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FURN OF IL ROOMS. ALL RENTED
close in; price $500. Inquire of 2y W. lst
So. X0ol
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IND MASSAGE

FRS. INDICATED, VA
Aetic baths, plain mag
f0dy massage. Men and
rs. 2Gi-2l0 Constitution
XS09
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|n-lCE PAID FOR IRON,
n titles. rubber. copper, etc.
/ 90 E. sth So. phone 229.
1907
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ACME PAPER CLEANING co. LEAVE
orders at Drrehl 81 F'ranken drug store
S7l9
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HAT FACTORY

HATS CLEANED, BLOCKED AND RE
modelled. Utah Hut Factory. 27i SO.
Main. Ind. phone 1889. Xl6
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SCALP TREATMENT

THE HARPER METHOD-MISS JEN-
ME Sloan OF New York has opened
parlors al COS the Templeton, lntroduc-
ing the Harper method OF schampoolng,
scientific scalp treatment and 'manicuT-
ing w1920
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BOARD AND ROOM

IEGANT FIRST FLOOR SUITE FOR
2 or persons, 2l6 f. 4th So xe54
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HOUSE WRECKING

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
buildings, Salt Lake House Wrecking
Co. 10l Atlas block. Bell 3565-k- rl1l2
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CLAIRV0YANTS
MASSAGE

MRS SJOBERG, SWEDISH MASSAGE,
424 Pearl ave. Bell phone 2si4-K- Take
Waterloo car. tl650
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-01
ROOSEVELT, CHANDLER, TILLMAN

Harmony has been restored between
President Roosevelt and eX senator Chan
der who acted rs go-bctween for the
President and Senator Tillman. when the
latter was in charge Of the railroad rate
bill. President Roosevelt has extended
for six months the life of the Spanish
claims commission, OF which ex-senator
Chandler il chairman.
Senator Tillman has ignored aninvita-
tion from President Roosevelt to witness
the naval review at Oyster Bay from the
deck Of the MaylIower. Senator Tillman
has declared that he will never accept
any invitations from the President or
visit the White House until Mr. Roose-
welt has apolOg zed to him for what he
regards rs n gross insr't Senator Till
man was invit' d to attend the State
dinner gwen 10y President Roosevelt in
honor of Prince Henry, OF Prussia, but
two days before this event Senator Till
man, who had controversy with bis
colleague, made n Violent assault on Sen
atOr McLaurin on the floor Of the Senat
President Roosevelt withdrew the dinner
invitation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-01
wHIRLeD IN AIR BY BALLOON
Woman Was Caught In Anchor and
Seriously Injured.

Kingston. n Y. Aug. 3O-Caught
by the anchor OF a balloon and whirled
500 feet in the air over the heads of
5000 spectators. a Mrs Roper, OF
Brooklyn. was seriously but not fatally
hurt at the Ulster county fair at Ellen
Vile. a professional woman aeronaut.
who has been making daily ascensions
at the fair grounds in a hot air bal
loon. had just entered the car and was
about to give the order to cast OF
when the balloon broke loose and
sailed upwards with the anchor trail
ing Before the bystanders could scat.
ter. the anchor fluke caught in the
dress of a Mrs Roper, and she was
whipped up into the air screaming
As soon as the woman In the balloon
caught sight of her involuntary fellow
vOyager swinging far below at the end
Of the rope. she at once pulled tho
safety cord The balloon, which by
that time had reached an altitude OF
500 feet. quickly descended and reach
ed ground a quarter of a mile from the
point Of ascension. The woman struck
the ground heavily. and when picked
up was found TO be unconscious and
to have sustained fractures of the
shoulder. ankle and several fingers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-01
NORTHUMBERLAND
Krnand Grove Camp Meeting Other Note.

Aug - 1906
The Kirkland Grove camp-meetiug
closed It's fourteenth annual session list
night. The meetings from day To- day
were under the management of Rev I.
Benton Hill and the preaching IN the
main was done 10y Drs &. :. Blackwell
and " v Savage. The religious inter
est in the service was less marked than
usual and the number of conversions
lever These results wcrc however IN
mo- SENSE due 10 the lack OF ability and
carncstness in the preaching.
The congregations ~ rule were large,
and the department of the people h"th
during the services and in the intervals
between them was highly becoming, or
derby and decorous
The "old heads who had become
! familiar ON the grounds from long asso-
citation with the meetings were generally
missing. and new forms aud faces were
appearing in their places
Many persons from antPolnts were
ATTRACTED u the grounds this year, ana
/ noticed amongst them two ladies from
/ Massachusetts,. two gentlemen from
| PENNSYLVANIA. u family from Florida. "a
| lady from Ohio. u large number from
| Baltimore and Washington, besides nu-
merous others from scattered points ih
| MARYLAND and Virginia.
The representation Oi ministers durug
the.,, meetings WAS larger than ever Ice
/ fore Those present at the services ON
one or more DAYS were Drs Blackwell.
Snynpr and G. W lcalr and Reys. + W
a NIa...r.
4. u Reynolds. I. e. MhtchurSt, j NJ.
Street. Walter Rhodes Geo 7. Schools.
Robert r. Marsh aud Reys Thompkins
and Ford. of the W. T. church
The young people wen' particularly
the feature ui his cncampment, AMI 10
was "A pleasure To note their enjoyment
i'm social recreation unmarried n- lar 49, /
could observe. hy the slightest mpro-
pricty or undue rvity. Surrounding the
| tabernacle One evening clasplug each
others hands. aud moving ia u quadran-
gulAr procession. they formed hranii-
fnl illustration of childlike innocence aud
low. In this exercise Dr. Blackwell
seemed To have become u boy again.
The lilrraiity oi the congregations 800
their pccuniary offerings WAS such H. io
meet all demands on the committee and
leave their treasury m good condition
for the preliminary EXPENSES OF the u"Nt
meeting This result WAS 100 "a measure
due To the excellent management Of
Chairman Hill
Revs Walter Rhodes of Iiatmor",and
Il. r. Marsh. OF Madison, Fla. each de
liverrd one sermon during the meetings
The other Sarmons we've all 10y Urs
Black we'll and Savage
Brother j T. Wallace tson oithe Meth
odist pastor at Rredyillel kindly led the
music during the latter half OF the meet
ing. and rendered most satisfactory and
acceptable services
With icN items of local interest gath
cred during these meetings ! Viii close
this letter
Mr.. Roland : Hall. of Scranton, Pa
has purchased his fathers farm near
Nakomis
The residence Of Mr. Jerome Downing.
i'm Heathsyile is advancing rapidly To.
wards completion The same is true OF
the Baptist church building under con
tract at l'airport.
4 store will soon Boz orened in the old
brick church beside the present bank at
lleath~ville Il. W. Is
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-01
{ MISSING ELEPHANT CAUGHT
nueenIs. OF luna PAX Herd, Captured South e.
Alexandria

Quechie. tlic last of the elephants that
ESCAPED from Luna Park To- be- captured,
is again M Luna Park
Quecnie was located near Clifton
Station. about twenty miles south oi
Alexandria.
several hundred couutrymrn, with
pitchiurks. sticks. baseball bats and
STONES had he'n chasing the brute until
she WAS wild and when her seekers came
upon her in the thickets, she WAS IL no
mood To be- played with.
After Barlow had called her by name
several times. she seemed to recognize his
voice aud finally stood long enough Tor
him 10 catch her 10y the ear aud for Dick.
her trainer. To- get her 10y the tail.
This looked encouraging, but ,lurcni"
suddenly shot her ,. 700 poundSiurward,
and Barlow landed against "A pine trre,
which almost broke his jaw. pIck hung
ON To- the tail and kept up with the rnu-
away and she was linaly tird Icy the lett
hind lrg aud anchored To Il stout pine.
Tuesday other ropes and a heavy clnin
were brought and Qurenle marched
stolidly To the railway station, where
her tired. iuot-sore and weary keepers
loaded her into - box ear and she was
taken to Luna Park
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-01
TYPHOID FEVER IN MANY COUNTIES

The bulletin of the State health board
for July il being distributed No report
oi the number ui deaths in Richmond on
Fredericksburg il contained IN the
bulletin. nor n there any record al the
number oi deaths in the counties
The following counties among Others re-
port the prevalence Of typhoid fever
Accomac. 10, Culpeper, :. Fauquicr, ,.
Hanover. /. King and Queen. /; King
William. / Lancaster, /, Ioudoun. /.
Madison. .. Matthew's, / Middlc-eN. 3.
Northampton 3; Northumberland. 3.
Orange. /. Prince William. e; Rappahan-
mock. 3; SpotsylVania. ,: Stafford, Is.
There ar the usual number oi malarlal,
bilious and intcrmlttcntleyers Smallpox
exists monty Gcountlcs. while the follow
ing among other counties fail to make
any report whatever: Caroline, E-seN
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