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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
ROAD OFTEN UNDER REPAIR
Street Car Line That
Gives the Citizens Plenty
of Pain.

A Washington business man was re-
Gently kept az his Office by rush OF
work until about two O'Clock in the
morning. Leaving his Office at that
hour he walked briskly up 70 F street
10 get a Connecticut avenue car, which
ran near his home. He was aware of
the lateness of the hour, but thought
that the street cars must run at regu-
lar intervals all night, so he stationed
himself on a corner to wait for the car.
He held up a lamp post for about a
half hour, until he began to suspect
that perhaps there was no night SEIZED
ule. Then he saw copper" strolling
down the street and when the blue
coat approached the biz" man asked
him about the car situation.
"Oh. yes. the cars run every half
hour to Georgetown all night, was
the promising reply of the bluecoat.
But | have been waiting here for
three-quarters of an hour and no car
has passed" protested the citizen.
Perhaps they are not running to-
night They don't run when they are
repairing the track" answered the
knight of the club.
How often do they repair the
traek?"
Almost every night lately" com
mented the policeman.
With that the citizen started TO
walk home. muttering something about
street cars, schedules, and other
things.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
Agents Wanted

We want the Calfskins, Hides,
Sheep Pelts, Tallow, Bones, etc. col
lected in your vicinity.
Can't you arrange to purchase these
goods for us this spring ? We will
furnish the cash with which to buy;
we will also furnish tags, advice
sheets, taking off directions, cloth
posters to enable you TO advertise the
business, ETC., etc.
We pay highest cash prices and
keep our customers thoroughly posted
on the condition Of the market and
pay the freight.
To any one writing us and men,
tioning this paper, we will mail full
particulars. Address,
CARROLL 5. PAGE, Hyde Park, VT
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
We Want Agents.

In every town 10 purchase hides. skins,
pelts, wood, tsllOw, bones, etc, and ship
them to rs. We pay the freight, remit
for stock promptly and at the highest
market prices.
We also want agents 10 sell our BurlinR-
ton Animal Fertilizers and Poultry Foods.
These are strictly high grade goods and
the demand Is rapidly increasing. Write
rs today for prices and naturalization
lington Rendering Co., Burlington, YER
mont.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21

twenty years |
was doctoring
for kidney and
liver trouble,
but without ben
eft. Just before
l began using
Doan's Kidney
Pills I was al
most paralyz-
ed. / could
hardly stand on
my feet be-
cause of the
numbness and
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21

The strike of the miners in Glaston-
burg had brought violence and de-
struction In its wake A sentry, how
ever, who was taking feeting glance
at a newspaper one evening suddenly
forgot his duty Of guarding and read
with avidity.
$50 they got Charlie for doing the
dago," he remarked when he had fin
ished the article "Its tough on him.
but what did he want to swipe that
cross from my watch chain for? Now.
ten chances to one, he'll wind up in
the chair"
Nugent threw the paper away, but
what he had read could not be gotten
rid Of so easily. The see-saw of his
emotions threw him into varying
moods. His conscience, warped and
distorted as it was, strove bravely,
and
It's funny how this business makes
a fellow feel just as If | should go
to the nearest telegraph ONCE and
wire them that I-by God, I wilt"
The Good mad a grip on Nugent and
was leading him to the nearest tele-
graph Office. Then the Bad, the older
standby. asserted itself
It was the hour Of evenings coming
A bird IN the thicket began to carol
his evensong. Like an anthem OF
thanksgiving the clear notes swung
through the gathering vapors to the
skies above. All nature seemed to
have intoned a d-oning. thrilling lul-
laby Of rest crooned by a chorus
impelled by trusting love. And even
the ex-wardman felt the pervading
whisper Of creation.
This was something like living.
ITO hell with HIM" murmured NJ
gent; and returned to his post
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
Romance of Ambassadors Wife


When the new Japanese ambassador
makes his bow at the White House he
will be accompanied by a woman who
will appeal strongly TO the American
lover of romance. She belongs 10 an
aristocratic German family and has
been his wife for more than 30 years.
She suffered social ostracism in her
own country for being married to an
oriental. Her father was a minor
court official In Berlin when the young
Viscount Aoki was an under secretary
Of the Japanese legation. The mar
riage was the result of love, but the
iron chancellor refused to let her be
received at court and the viscount was
recalled to Toxic. He is now close to
the emperor and one OF the most in
fiuential statesmen in the kingdom In
the American capitol the viscountess
need have no anxiety about the man
ner of her reception. But ii will be
interesting TO mole the attitude OF the
German embassy stain. Y. Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
DR.. CAVID KENNEDYS
EAY0RlTE REMEDY
(PhIladelphla, Penn. Iiem.)

Although disheartened, he bought bottle
of il, and within month had experienced
beneficial results, and before he had finished
the third bottle, the gravel was completely
dissolved and his suherings at an end.
Mr.. Neill feels that he owesa lasting debt
Of gratitude to DIR. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, made at Rondout, MY, and fordis-
orders Of the bladder and urinary organs. He
says: ''itwill effect cure II oneis possible"
Favorite Remedy is prescribed with I'M
falling success for rheumatism, dyspepsia
constipation, and nerve troubles in which it
has cured many that were considered be-
yond the aid of medicine. All druggists, 81.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
HAPPY WOMEN.

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years Of backache suffering,
DAYS OF misery, nights Of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
To find relief and cure?
No reason why any reader
Should suffer in the face Of evidence
like this:
Mrs. Almira A. Jackson. Of East Front
St, Traverse City, Mich, says: For
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued


.Ss SASKATCHEWAN VALLEY LEADS
This company has retaiied more land In the
Regina and adjacent districts than anywhere
else The wonderful crops !: rapid growth OF
Regina and general development of the coun-
try draws the people. There Is good reason
to believe that farm lands In the Regina dis
trict will continue to: advance, steadily, and
we consider money put into land in this, dis
trict a safe and good investment. Parties de-
string to buy land are invited to call for In
formation. Our list Of choice Regina land is
very complete.
Big money in wholesale tracts.
Party buys 10000 acres, deposits $4,000 and
sells at advance Of over dollar. before sec
ond payment natures. We can't guarantee
such quick returns always, but we do know
your profits will be la.ger II you buy one of
several choice Canadian tracts now offered for
quick sale; also have two nne North. Dakota
propositions; write how big attract you can
handle; would be pleased to figure with you
and make you money. u = IS.
be- The thing to do. T. Z
Buy land In Kfdder County, N. D. :. e
Good land, good crops, low prices, reason
able terms. Choice lands getting scarce;
prices advancing; probably last opportunity ,tc
have your pick out of 5000 acres at $l2 tc
$15 per acre; going fast; this :is choice land
right in the wheat belt of eastern North Da
kota. Write how many acres you want; how
soon you can 80 out to look at, the lands
Make trips every week; reduced fare; maps
upon application. y :, -
Dakota & Canada Land Co., : =
6 311-315 Security Bank Building. 2"
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Gather round and view

some of these for the last time.
The opportunity may never occur again.
To start this sale. offer lots at the
Sc corner of 45th and Bloomington, $50 Is
asked What will you bid?
Next 18th av s, close to 43d st. west front,
full lot on grade. Chicago av Rapid transit
stub only blocks. Asking price sos.
o., Asking SIS each for 30 lots Chicago and
Columbus ay Only 3 blocks from car line.
Owner is nonresident and will consider an
Offer Speak up: what's your offer?
To you fellows from the North Side.
lots south front 26th av between James
and Knox av, city water and sewer by the
lots; on grade; make us an offer.
500, Logan av Gath st, lot 4Oxl26.
-. $125 each, ed and s5th st, 2 lots at
this price.
$3.50. A number at this price, both north
and south. Ask about them.
5000 Doth av Sc, south Of Division st. size
%Ox13S, east front, each.
: $3.50 each, Vincent near 3Sth st, over
looking Lake Calhoun 2 lots size 6Ox115.
S275 II av Sc near Talmage, full lot
east front. all improvements in and paid
Good neighborhood
5000, 1st av between f 3sth and 3sth
size 4Ox132.
Ss75 Aldrich av between s5th and W aett
st, size 42x11S block from street cal
line.
$3.50, Park av between s5th and seth. city
water, gas, curb and gutter, street parked
size 42xl2l.
$500. 23d av s Of Riverside. facing Muir
ply park, improvements in street, size 51x165
Walter l.. Badger,
Oneida Block.
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REAL, EsTATE FoR SALE
Uninaproved.
Continued.

f. -a4s.5aElsSSF ~ 1895 t5.
viii buy good lot, 4ex12s, west front, on
gas and trees; half cash If desired. Pick this
up now. Look at it Sundty. See Monday.
The Best and Cheapest Lots
are located on 18th 10th and 9th avs ),
some have stone walk, gas. trees and water;
all have water; new homes building every
where In. this ocality and all very nice modern
homes; prices run from S275 to $500 each;
about 60 lots In this section. See us 1or TO-
cations. g.
$63O-On Grand av, close to 31st, east front.
45H12S fine purchase.
$75O-Corner 32d and Dupont; all improvements.
$500 Bach--On 4th S. close to s7th st; water
and stone walk.
$75O-Make us offer of this amount Tor lot
" on 9TH av; has water. stone walk, gas
and sewer: lot close to 25th st. 4Sx125.
$500 for As feet on. Humboldt av, east, front;
inside oath ST; new house adJolnlngs al
improvements in street.
$500-On Colfax av S. close to Esd st.
S3OO-On Colfax s, inside 3Sth st; nice trees
east front; others sold there for $500;
very cheap.
s375-On AldriGh ay S. inside Seth st: east
49,. front: water trees and gas; terms.
s5o0-On Pleasant av, close to seth st; the
very best lot in the block; city water.
S325-Harriet av, close to 39th st; east front
water, walk and gas.
$275-Aldrich av s, inside 4Oth st.
$4oo-ColfaS av s, at 46th st; east or ives
fronts
s275-on 18th av S. east fronts city water
homes building; close to SSth st
also on 18th av s, same locality.
Croker & Crowell.
$55O-On Pleasant av, close to 31st ST. cas-
'front.' all improvements, 45xl23. Loo
these up. Good buy.
2S5O-Lot 5Ox115. on Lake place, close to 10Th ST
water and gas, new homes everywhere
Don't let this go by.
G. 4 c.. 315 Bank of Commerce Bldg
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seoS e a GloHH ON 0 sT 2 3 : Av'
between 26th and 9th SITS, east front.
59x126; all street improvements Big
gest bargain the avenue
$3.50 Knox ay between Plymouth and
14th avs N, close to Plymouth
line and easy walking distance. Only
$25 cash and $40 per month. The best
bargain in North Minneapolis.
$275-For good east front lot 18th av
s, between 2Sth and 10Th SITS; city wa
ter and stone walk; probably easy
.ss terms; . sn.n On Pleasant ox n.twssn
23th and 18th SITS. east front lot. AK
} 1884, all improvements In street, lies a
little low, but Is the cheapest lot In
, the neighborhood.
, $425-For a south front corner lot on
Plymouth and Knox avs N, size 44x1S2.
, sewer and stone walk; $75 cash and
} $40 per month. Think Of q corner lot
D in that location for such a low price.
D S750-For q snap on 18th av between
, Franklin av and ED st, very large lot,
, 64x123; all improvements. You can't
beat this anywhere in town.
, S1,25OA-For a fine double south front cor
, ner on Washington st NE and 18th av.
D These lots are 4OX129 each with all i'm
o provements in street. They are cheap.
o $375-For fine lot on ID av s, between
o 9th and 8sth SITS. lies about feet
o above grade and has city water and
o gas. Get u plat and price list Of these
o bargains.
o Call Or write for price list of real es-
o tate.
o D. G. Bell Invt. Co.,
0 D.. Sec. Bank Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

81, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FARM, WITH
new buildings, not finished; soil, black loan,
- clay subsoil; ten miles northwest of central
market y =.
2 $1,5oo-1N acres, front Minnehaha park
way, south Washburn park.
$1,S00-Six acres, with good buildings; two
miles north Of city. ~.
500 per acre, $50 acres stock farm, Bloom
ington; four miles south of city:
$45O0-145-acre farm, 1 4 miles from Hast
ipgs so acres cultivated; maple and ash tim
Der; good house, barn; Vermillion river runs
through land; easy terms. =
120-acre farm, y miles lake front; sixty
acres cultivated; farm buildings; $500; may
exchange for house.
Twenty choice farms in Hennepin county,
40 to 60 acres.
1. A. Dunsmoor, GIG Phoenix building.
10 ACRES, AITKIN COUNTY, MINN.i FINE
coil; "a acres timber; dirt cheap.
100 acres, Clay county, Mimi, near Fargo;
good buildings and we'll; 100 under cultiva-
ton: cheap for cash trade equity for city
property. +:
1b0 acres, 80 miles from. Minneapolis: best
equipped farm in state; 50 acres heavy tim
Der, balance cultivated; S-roonl house. large
modern barn and outbuildings; owner must
sell even at sacrifice; If you want good farm
Investigate this.
we also have choice improved farms and
wild lands for sale or trade all over north
west
H. A. Robinson Realty Co..
$40 Railway Building. Both Phones.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

UNCERTAIN TITLES BOUGHT.
I will buy property with uncertain and de-
fective titles, no matter where located, old
mortgages, judgements, claims or tax titles;
property subject to many years taxes, ad-
verse or tax claims, etc. Worthless property,
such as, very billy, sandy or low property
anything you don't want or think you have
lost title to. Phones, 9753 and Main 1851 LII.
J. c. Gillespie, T.. .
e.: r $50 Guaranty Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14
PENSIONS
PATENT ATTORNEYS

RoBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PENSION
atty. box AS. 828 Boston block. Minneapolis.
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10 ACRES
Of Heavy

the equal Of any in the state;;z a very good
high state Of cultivation, balance maple,
Eastwood, etc.; 1e head Of fine cattle, sew
eral swine, hock Of poultry, a fine team,
thing complete; this place has also a nice
young orchard with STRAWBERRIES and rasp-
berries and is frst-class home; must be
20 miles Of Minneapolis, $40 acres of fer
tile land free from stone and foul seed; about
90 under plow; meadow that will cut 400
tons OF hay, running water, horse barn TOR
and hog house, a good broom house: These
buildings are practically new. Place, all
fenced and has good wells the place.
1t will cut enough wood to half pay for the
farm. Must be sold at once to settle up an
estate, regardless Of price; $3.50 an acre
buys it; half cash, balance at A. per cent
don't wait until 1t is gone, but come at once
s. A. Carlisle, Wyoming, MIMI. r
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!. i ;contlnued.

Q o O. O. o o 90 4 o. o o o o o % o
Q FLAT BUILDINGS, o
Q New and modern bringing over, IS, 600 Q
o four fats Of seven rooms each. Hard 0
Q wood Throughout: best open plumbing; Q
o Easements partitioned up for each fam Q
o lily; coal, wool and vegetable cellars; To- o
cation cannot pc beat; price will be CIV o
o en-; and further information to parties Q
who mean business - We will take clear, Q
o good farming Z lands as part payment. o
Fine chance fer one who Las large tract Q
% s of lands. List your lands and ots.c.-
o property with :. Q
Is 800 Il. & NJ 1Andersox, ~ Is +. + q
5O4 Sykes Block. I,
20 o., q o o.. O q a
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M0NTTMENTS
BURGLARs ON TEE RIM

WE STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED MoNW
. sale prices; ranging from SIS to 5000 Anokl
:: Granite & Marble Works, salesroom 423 Wash
ington av NJ i q
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL co., MoNU
ments. beadstones and markers; special de,
signs on request. Office 40 9Th st s; granite
and marble works, s517 Hen. ay. Both phones,
MONUMENTS and Markers at Cost. Leonard
Ekes Granite Works. GIT goth av N.
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go ACRES, KfTTsoN COUNTY, SIG; 100 IN
Z Nicollet county, improved, $40; 24O acres, inn
s proved lin Henvi1le, $45; to exchange for city
properly 600 acres in Washburn county, Wis.
i. sl15 leosaeres. improved. Wright county SOP;
& Investment Co., 434 Guaranty Loan build
ing, Minneapolis. {ssSHs
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$40 Railway Building. Both Phones.
1an 4 lA m LAND, 1Asp = IAnb
Write me for map and particulars Of the o
Land Of the Big Red Clover" located o
IN Kanabec county, Mimi, near ,Ogilvie: .
general farming country in the northwest; o
rich soil, fine climate, fine. water excellent o
health, cheap freight rates and only about o
70 miles from Minneapolis. Choice lands, o
cheap and easy terms. Why not own your o
own home?
5o2 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis. Q
. ssoeAoaE fASm rwo NILES e. rS s9
o town and 80 miles from Minneapolis, 9
o with nice buildings; 70 acres under q
o cultivation, orchard; land fenced In;
o splendid water, ETC.; price $26 per c
o acre; will sell on payments, or vii! {
o take in exchange nice fat or detached {
o property, lots and acres at bargains In
O the city for sale by i r. =
o p. NJ. Anderson, = :!
10 504 Sykes Block. :
| o o o o o O o o O. O.. I
$40 ACRES FINE BROWN COUNTY. MINNIE
Gotta, farm at bargain. The owner. q widow
! will sell for $50 per acre; would be cheap a
SIS: large new buildings, fine grove and frui
orchard, miles from market, one mile from
creamery; daily mail at the door; best grail
| and dairy farm In county: small cash pay
| ment, balance to suit purchaser.
| We are owners Of the best lands In Nc
Lean and Pierce counties, North Dakota, am
Polk Co., Mimi, also Minneapolis real estate
| Terms s and 10 years. Address =. ::
| Knudson Land Co..
| 1O3 LIST Av S, Minneapolis, MINI.
1 -
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s., sooo . nj . Av s. o. B 8 G
Franklin and 22d. 41x129
Isles, 115xlaOx36x16s; fine trees,
$1,000 each. lots on Dupont av s, between
Franklin and 22d, 4ox127 each; east
s., 65O-Hum5oldt av S, between Dougless
and Summit, 50x135.
$1,sO0-Lot corner Girard av and Lincoln,
5OX135; east front.
s1,sOo-Lot on Lake place, Lake of the
Isles. between 22d and Gath, look
$50; east 'front.'
,2oo. ,,A az ;, 22d and Oath, 5sx
$2,eoo-Lot corner Holmes az an and 31st
south and east 'front.' 9Sx12S.
$3,ooo-vine place facing Clifton, 55x165;
good fat location. :;
So, 25O-South and east front corner Emer-
son ay s and Douglass 6Ox135.
Sc, 750--72x165, Blaisdell av, between 22d
and oath; east front.
,ooo-144x1e5, corner Biaisden av and
22d.
Minneapolis Trust Company,
Hennenin and Fourth Street.
Z lois 3 70 Z 9 :, p1 & T. s Z (
3 & Penny's add, Garfield av each. $3.50
D Floyd's addition, lots 2 to T. block
D /, Fremont av and Franklin, each. LOO
o Make offer.
0 Lake Of the Isles add, w 25th st,
, near Irving av. 50x1O0 south front $50
0 st. Anthony City add, Union st.. 1900
o st. Anthony City add, University
0 av, double corner :::..........: 1900
o st. Anthony City addition, st. An
o thony parkway ................ 1000
o St. Anthony add, Washington av.. 1000
o 18th av add, 18th av s near 9th
street 500
o 25th st add. Lyndale av inside 26th
0 st; east front ......... .......... $50
o Van Nests add, Grand av near
o Both at; east front ............ 1926
o WINDOWS add. Dupont av, inside
o Lake q lots), east front, for. 1000
0 NJ. G. Whites addition, east front,
o Grand av near Oath st...... 900
o Inquire room 8. 91a 9Th st 8.
o o o 0 0 o % O o o o O
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JOHN J. DowD, oPToMETRIsT AND OPT.
clan. optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
DR.. KOBE, oPTICIAN Is It'll ST s; EYES
examined frte. Quick repairs.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-22
BABY FARM CONDUCTED
HORROR is UNCOVERED
Police in New York Accuse a Mid.
wife OF Being Guilty of the Crime
of Wholesale manufactured of
Twelve Murders.
Publishers Press1

New Yorn, NOV. Enlarged with
wholesale infanticide by the County
Medical society, Mrs. Wilhelmina
Eckhardt, q midwife, was arrested.
She is accused OF treating infants
with fiendish cruelty ard with burn
ing the bodies CT infants in a range
in her house, as we'll as burying them
in the cellar. Mrs. Eckhardt had
many patients in her so-called sani-
tarium, some of standing in the COM
munity. Members of the County Med
ical society allege that they have
proof of at least II murders.
According to the police two daugh-
tiers protested against their mothers
occupation when she asked them to
join her in business. At the time she
explained, they say, that much ex-
pense could be saved by the disposal
Of children's bodies by cremation. The
sisters reported the matter to the au-
thoFities and at the instance OF the
police entered into business ar
rangement with the mother. While
one of them was at the Eckhardt
home a patient was treated the mid
wife later explaining that the infants
body was burned in a cook stove.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-22
PARTY FOR WHITE MEN
SENATOR MORGAN'S IDEA
He Wants Democracy to Declare Itself
In Favor of Political Organization
With No Negroes in the Member
ship.
Publishers PressJ

Washington. Nov. Ex-senator Nor
gan of Alabama created a ripple of ex-
element here by advocating a declar-
alton on the part of the Democratic
party that 1t is white mans party.
The senator says at the next national
Democratic convention he Will pro-
pose a resolution for adoption sub
stantially as follows: Resolved, that
the Democratic party of the United
States is and always has been white
mans party"
He thinks that the adoption Of such
a plank would result in overlapping
all other issues and surely elect a
Democratic president. He says the
people of the north will sooner or
later have to face the negro problem,
just as the south has had to struggle
with it, and that the quicker it is met
the better it will be for all concerned.
He declares that a proper interpre-
tation of the constitution leaves no
place for the negro or the Indian in
the enjoyment OF the benefits confer
red by that instrument
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-22
Negro Assaulted Teacher.
Publishers PreSS1

Paulding. o., Nov. 21.-Residents of
this city are greatly wrought up over
an assault on Professor Fred Beard,
principal Of the high school, by Ben
Tapsico, negro barber. Beard chas-
tised Tapsico's son a few days ago.
Tapsico threw a brick at Beard, strik-
ing him on the head and causing a
severe scalp wound. Tapsico was ar
rested and bound over to- the grand
jury on the charge of assault and bat
terry with intent to kill The affair
caused talk in favor OF separate
schools for negro children.