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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
TRUST TO BUILD CITY,
Steel Corporation Will Construct
Modern Town in Minnesota.

Especial 70 TIE Tinrs-DlspAtcHJ .
s. ST PAUL, MIMI, April ia model
city. without saloons or small frame
buildings, with water works n $4,000
public school. paved streets, public library
and all up 10 date convcniences, IN the
pincries of Northern. Minnesota, is now
heing constructed by the United States
Steel Corporation.
This new town viii he called Dolcrain
and Vii start with a population Of 400
persons II Will rival the famed city of
Pullman, H., and will be governed by q
board of commissioners. The site for the
new town is on the iron range. and the
occupation Of It's people will be hat Of
5inining. The town Will be located eight
miles west of Grand Rapids, Nllnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Fatal Cutting.

Especial To The limos Disnatch.)
BEDFORD CITY. VA, April l7.--Ar-
thur Baker. Il negro, employed Il BY the
T.. G. Nave Brothers Company railroad
contractors, near this place. WAS cut to
death last night by Ed. Folston, another
negro IN the employ OF the same company.
Flo was arrested last night, charged win
the crime, and is now III 1ail here. The
coroner's Jury mot to-day to hear evil
dcncc rs to the cause of Bakers death.
but no verdict has been reached. Folston
denies his guilt, but it is said that there
are Il number of witnesses who will tcs-
tIry that lie did tho cutting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
KAPPA DELTA.
Annual Convention Of Sorority in
Charlotte.
(Snecial 10 The Timcs-Dispa

Especial to The IlmcS-plspht'il'|
CHARLOTTE, y. c.. April 1.-The
Kappa Delta Sorority met here ms
morning in third annual convention. Miss
Anna J. Moody. of Tuscaloosa, Ma. Is
chairman and Miss Anna G. paxton, o..
Bristol Tenn. is secretary. Tho only
business Of interest transacted this morn
ing was the election of Miss Bessie Leach.
OF Tuscaloosa. Ala, rs cdltor-ln-chlei
of the Kappa Delta Magazine, and MISS
Moody as its secretary,
The magazine will he enlarged ana
issued quarterly instead of semi-ann'lniiS,
Tonight the annual banquet was spread
ut the Bufor1 Hotel. The toastlnislrHss
was Miss Bessie May Thompson, OF Bir-
mingham Ala. and covers wore laid Tor
nifty. The decorations were elaborate ana
the souvenirs were silver spoons.
This afternoon tho visiting delegates
enjoyed n trolley ride
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Inspiring Speech.

(srccial3to Tie Times Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, April 17.--Profcssor
a. Bushnell Hart. LII. D.. Of tho de-
.partmcnt Of history. Harvard University.
addressed the university assembly at
Washington and Lee University today
on George Washington as g literary man,
His opening words were: Living In the
hope of Twisting this renowned instltu-.
ton Of learning. my ambition of thirty.
years Is crowned at last. The dtstili-.
g,shed educator was greeted with large
and appreciatlve audience.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
TEIELINEMANS' STRIKE.
The Charlotte Division Has Not
Been Inconvenienced,

(SDcciNl 70 The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHARLOTTE. ~ G., April ll"-SNiihohsh
the reports from Atlanta and other cites
state that II large number OF hnenrn
working for the Southern Bel Fe'ephonc
ma Telegraph Company have lrcn out
a., n strike since yesterday morning, the
1lu,d District, of which Charlotte Is head
0uarters. has hnd little or no trouble
With the union men
Mr. Morgan p, spier, superintendent OF
Ills district states that he has suffered
no Inconvenience whatever from the
strike. Only q very few in the state 81
South carolina have oheNod the COM
lnands of the union
IT was reported this morning mat one
man in Salisbury and three in Greensboro
vent ON n strike yesterday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
BLOODY IN COUNTY.
The Carriers and McMurrays Have
a Change Of Fusillades.
G ,oo,,J n Tho 'ri6es- DiS1jatch.

(SpecIn1 10 Tile Times-Dlspatch.I
= c;kTD CITY. V1N.t.Iprl ia bloody
encounter took place twelve miles east
tor here this morning between Jeremiah
AIcNIurray and friends. on one side. and
William Carter ana TWO sons and son-tn-
Inv. on the other. The Carriers went on
n niece OF land which is claimed by Me-
Murray. when they were fred on by the
AlcMurrays, all being wounded
The Carriers vigorously reclrne1 the
fire, and 1t is reported McMurray is Sc
rlously wounded The fall extent OF the
Injuries to the dlnreren, parties has not
been learned. William Carter is promi-
nent, having been n magistrate and
supervisor. He and McMurray are old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
YOU CAN TEST IT FREE

II you have tried other remedies. as
you doubtless have. and have been dis
appointcd; II you have tried doctors IN
vain. and have lost faith In everything
tns a means OF cure, wo want you to go
to your druggist and buy bottle OF
RHEUAfACIDE AT ONCE. IT, you
want to test It before buying we VIII fur.
nish you u samplo free II you will cut out ut
the coupon below, write In your name ana
address. md mall It with i've cents for
postage to the ONCE OF the BOBB1TI
CHEMICAL CO.. SIC West Lombard
Street. Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
TWO IN ONEtCOFFIN.
Rev. ]. c. Swindal Loses Two
. Grandchildren in An Hour.

II Z
& OSBORN,S GAP, VA, April Ia
rather singular coincidence has just taken
r!ace here. Roland Fleming. son in-lnw
OF tic Rev. j. G. swindal. lives near his
iatl,er-In- law s. and within the night word
was received at the parsons that Ms
little grandson (Flcmins's SOM was dead.
Then an hour or two later word was re-
tcclrctl tlfat Il Child or Peter Counttss also
another grandson Of The l'arson =. was
dead. There was Il double hurial--one
cotfin-in the Swindnl Cemetery, the chit
adrcn ofi sisters. both of whom died on
the same night, not far from the same
hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
ESSEX, Court.

Especial TO The Times Dismteh.l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ApNl l1,--ThG grand
Jury to-,laN returned many nulGtmcnls
against l4d roads The grand jury aisn
spenls-eusics, but failed 70
find, n true bill against my one ,s
The trial Of Joe Beverly and others
fopathe killing of =. a Jo'lnson Nv ian
,H,rS near Champaign, ~ nus county,
Was sentenced till the next term,
E al suit for DAMAGES OF Kerr against
Sudler is In progress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Fifty Liquor Licenses.

fSpeclal.tp The Times -DispatchD
I4YNGHBURG, VA, April l7,--fhirtN
Wholesale aud retail liquor licenses were
granted in the Corporation Court tordn%
AZ Judge Christian. All are renewals FOR
M fiscal year beginning May Isl, ana
one more remains to be granted foere
WA no opposition 70 any Of l''c apPh7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Richmondcrs in New York,

l,;neciol u. MN 'rlmNs- D'spntch1
MEM YORK, April l7,-- Wadorf--Ar'
ana Mrs, stevens, Mrs. Molllton, Miss.
sheldon, Miss Rohus. ". y. Thomne'
Fifth .Aven,le--R. l., Winston 3lrtholn'-,
G. Whiting and wife; Continental y
s,anard; mpcrias Miss NJ T, jones -
a. Kolbe Z. s, Williams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

Some fifty replies Of acceptance nave
been received since this list was pub
lished and several alumni have signl-.
fed their intention of coming here. al
though they did not belong to the classes
named above. In all, two hundred or
more alumni are expected to visit the
Iinvcrsjtvg this June. 4#ss5E9 .S4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Dispensary for Virginia,

Especial to I'The Ilmes-DIsputrNJ
ViHGILINA, VA. April l7,--ln the dis
pensary election for the town Of virginia
held last Saturday, ,lrgilna Precinct gave
thirteen ngHinst; Midway gave eleven
against, ana Omaga Just heard from,
thirty-six for tho dispensnry; the ma
jority for the dispensary, twelve. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
Stoned to Death,

j, Especial to The Times Dispntcl,)
KEATS, VA, April 17.--ln q quarrel
yesterday at ONO, n O.. Richard NIL
liams, negro. eighteen Hcnrs OLD, kllloa
another negro named Darlington, about
The samc age. s,onng him To death, WILL
!!ams has made Ills cscapc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
INEGRO'S SUICIDE.
Declared God Had Forsaken Him
and Would Kill Himself

i Especial to The Tmes-Dlspatchl
RONBtJRY, VA, April 1.-THE body
OF John Wallace. colorcd. aged twenty
two. was discovered this morning with n
part Of his face shot away. \ note was
by his side saying, God as left 50 Will
kill myself, good bye.
Wallace left home Yesterday to 90
hunting. Ills body was found by q
searching party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
FOR A NEW BANK.
Good Government and Conserya-
tive Tickets for Council.

~ Especial to 'rl,. 'rimes-Dlspn'ali'f
& TREDERICNSBU VA, April l7,v'
Another ba,.k is to be started IN fre'i-
crcksburg, application having been made
to the state Corporation Commission Toy
n charter for "trhe Farmers and Mrr-
chants state Bank, Of fredericksburg,
Va" the capital to be 100000 us pnr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
PLAIN TALK TO RHEUMATICS|

n If YOU have studied the cause Of Rhe,i.
matistn you know that II ls caused ny
too much uric acid IN tho blood. Many
people think II Is caused by catching
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14
4 New Ore Center.

"a rich strike of iron ore has been
made near Grand Rapids on the
Poole farm" said o. n. Harry of
Grand Rapids, Mimi, at the Mckay,
IF the strike is az good az present
indications seem to warrant, it
should make Grand Rapids one of
the best mining centers on the Me-
saba range. Three drills have
struck ore at a depth of $50 feet and
it is expected that by the fret of the
year thestown will be included in
the list of ore shipping towns for
next season, as a1ine:has been sur.
veyed by the Missabe road to the
Poole farm from Rovey, and, the
steel is expected to be laid before
next spring.
"Ore of paying quantity has also
been struck on section 2, close to
the town limits, at a depth of 150
feet. The parties interested have
the necessary capital to develop the
property and the chances are that
there will be more than one mine
in operation near town before an
other ear."-Herald.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14
FIND BIG ORE DEPOSIT on EAST END,
Deepest Deposit Found In Years 10

Deepest Deposit Found In Years To-
Gated Near Biwabik.
What is believed to be one of the
largest deposits of ore yet discov.
cred on the Eastern Mesaba, has
been struck on section 5-58-15, east
of Biwab and near Embarras.
The fee to the property is owned
by D. T. Adams and the C. NJ. Hill
Lumber company of Saginaw, and
the option for the lease is held by
r. R. Bennett and E. J. Longyear of
Minneapolis and George L. Cheese
brough of Duluth.
Four drills have been at work on
the property, and they are in ore to
depth of 260 or 27O feet, and are
still working. This is the deepest
deposit ever found on the Eastern
Mesaba, and as deep as any that
have been found on the entire range
for many years past. With such a
depth of ore there is little doubt
but that the deposit will be of CON
siderable extent. Messrs. Bennett,
Longyear and Chesebrough have
options on several trac of land in
the immediate vicinity, including
sections 7 and 8 which joins it.
. There seems TO be every likeli.
hood that the depositzwill prove to
be one OF the biggest mines yet
discovered on the Mesaba.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14
Died at Dut 9TH.

Mrs. Mary Buckingham of Proc
tor, wife of William Buckingham,
bridge carpenter for the Duluth,
Missabe & Northern road, died at
St. Mary's hospital of appendicitis,
for which che was operated on Aug.
81. She was SO years of age and
married Mr.. Buckingham Is years
ago. Six years ago they moved to
Iron Junction and one year ago
they took up their residence in
Proctor. Deceased is survived by
her husband and son, Austin, aged
2, and daughter Jessie, aged 4. Her
father, George Grierson of Eveleth,
and the following brothers and
sisters are living. Thomas, CHS
holm; James, Iron Junction; Sam
uel, Proctor; Mrs. George Rich,
Proctor; Mrs. J. d. Lamont, Virgin
ia; Miss Jessie Griffin, Duluth.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14
ASK lNJUNc 1i0N ONT Wing CONTRACT.
Officials Ordered TO Show Cause Why
n Contract Should Not BE Voided. 81 q

Officials Ordered to Show Cause Why
Contract Should Not be Voided. u y.
@ Upon application of Dudley W.
Freeman, pwnersin fee of fifty feet
frontage in = block "a, Chestnut
street, Judge Homer p. Dibell in
district court on Monday issued a
summons, to the mayor, members
sof the city council, treasurer and
city clerk of Virginia to appear be-
fore him tomorrow,,Saturday, Sept
Eember 18th, att O'Clock, and show
cause why he should not issue a re-
straining order prohibiting the
payment to P. Mcdonnell, contract
or, for any work done upon the paw
ing and storm sewer cantract.
p. The complaint in the case is a
voluminous document, the restrain
ing order issuing because of facts
set forth, upon knowledge and: be-
lief, that the contract is not valid
and is not binding on the city of
Virginia, and that any payment of
any money on account thereof is an
Illegal expenditure and a waste of
moneys of said city; that an action
is pending in which the relief
sought ia to have such contract ad-
judged illegal and void.
: Embodied in the complaint is set
forth the allegation that the price
of said contract is excessively high;
that no legal publication of the res
olution ordering such work was
ever made in the official paper of
the city; that on belief, there was
collision. between the bidders on
such work; that the price of the bid
as presented and accepted was
greatly in excess of the figures
presented citizens and taxpayers
by representative of the Kettle
River Quarries Company, which
company furnishes the creosoted
wood blocks for the fulfllment of
said contract; that he believes the
successful bidder entered his bid
for the Kettle River Quarries Co.
because of the fact that such COM
pany had written agreement for
an assignment of such contract, the
council permitting. Many other
stipulations and allegations are
embraced in the document.
The city officials, through City
Attorney Shea and other legal
will appear on the defensive,
while Judge w. G. Bonham and J
B. Richards will represent the CON-
plainant.
The price of the contract has
been the subject of much discus
sion on the part of those who pay
the freight, many of the taxpayers
on Chestnut street firmly believing
that the price is outrageous. And
the opinion of the court on the
proposition will be awaited.
What's right is right-and right
wrongs no man, although it may
keep his pockets from bullying.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14
MARQUETTE GOLD MINING & MILLING; co
Capt. Jas. Trezona Makes q Fiatter-
ing Report On Property.

Capt. James Trezona of this city
recently returned from Boulder
County. Colo, where he made ex-
aminations of properties of the
Marquette Gold Mining & Milling
Co. He reports as follows:
To the directors of the Marquette
Gold Mining & Milling Co.,
Gentlemen:-From my recent trim
to your property which is located
in the Gold Hill district, Boulder
County; Colo. found work done
as follows:
: There are sixteen openings on
the property, shafts and tunnels.
On the Sussex end one tunnel T
found driven over five hundred feet
(5oO) with an upraise connecting
same with shaft No. l. which gives
a large body of ore blocked out.
Grab samples taken in=this upraise
assay $1,000 per ton, gold and silver.
Samples taken from Grant shaft
assayed $500 per ton. Samples
taken from the different shafts and
tunnels average $2z3O per ton. .s
=: Owing to the presence Of water id
some Of the shafts, Twas unable to
make examinations of same Re.
ports previously made by other
mining experts show minerals of
rich values in same: s. - * ! ,r szsz::
/ Ny assay was for gold and silver.
but the ore also contains lead and Al
zinc: BY installing a mill same me.
can be taken out by concentration,
4 found trans, ore houses and Il,
;chutes complete, in fact everything.
as represented by the company. ==s'',.
S The surrounding country has q
large production. Several mines
adj dining the Marquette property
have produced over LOCO go & ii
smelling ores ii. IS months. There
g an open pit 100 feet Wild 500 feet
long Samples taken from surface
Eot5pit5 put assay from MOO Is 5000
per tor. ',.. 49, IN y ss1 80 80
Ny opinion is that the veins 81 Viii
widen outsas the tunnel are Il river
further. All that. is needed a. .nrea-
ent is q full equipment ofs mach;n..5
Eeryto further, develop propertvs|
ectful1y ellbmit tied, .
go. : Pr TREzoNA.,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnersl,

Notice Of Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the
co-partnership heretofore existing
between Bert Malberg and Victor
Mikkala, doing a general saloon
business at Mckinley, Mimi, IA Ader
the firm name of Malberg & Mix.
kala, hassthis day been dissolved by
mutual consent, said Bert Malbesg
retiring from said business = 4 = :
Victor Mikkala assumed all debts
owed by said firm and will collect
all n1oneys due to eaid firm of Nal:
berg & Mikkala. -. ~. ~ p
Dated at McKinley, MINI, septem-
.bers1, 1905. = BERT MALBRRa,
Sept. Z 21..S:ss VIcT0R MIKKALA.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14


tiers coming before the council
Tuesday evening wac the claim Of
Mrs. Mary Turney, Of Grand Forks,
for damages. to her landss south Of
the city by reason of the main sew
er Implying into a. stream which
flows BY and through aueh land.
The claim was for $40 the. plain.
tiH being represented BY Judge John
n. Martin, and while we are not
qualified to judge Of the legality Of
the expenditure, the amount is alb
normally small and we consider
the city is in luck that it did not
have an actual resident of the land
with whom to contend.
The. main sewer, emptyine into
the stream mentioned, was built
three years ago, under the former
administration of w. 81. Eaton as
mayor: Other 1ands in the section
referred to are similarly affected,
and other actions of a similar
nature are not improbable.
The petition of D. w. Freeman for
an injunction restraining the city Of
hciale from paying or auditing any
accounts on the paving contract, on
the ground that such contract is in.
valid and void, was also taken up
and resolution passed authoriz.
ing W. Fl. Shea, Jr., as city attorney,
to employ such assistance and to
make such expenditures at the ex.
pense of the city assshall to him ap.
pear necessary in defending the
city in such action.
The council also auditedza certiti.
cate of 500 in favor. of Mr.. Shea to
reimburse him for Expenditures, ex.
pensee and time in such defense.
A. petition containing 81 sigma.
lures asking for the appointment
of Michael Scotland as the chief Of
the fire department. was presented
but was laid on the table,
The tearing up of:the sidewalk in
front of lots l and 10 in block 26 by
Messrs. Haugner & Olson, contract.
ors, was brought to the attention. OF
the body, and the street commits.
sioner instructed to order these
walks replaced at once.
A resolution naming October 18th
as the date of meeting to consider
and ascertain the amount of benefit
accruing to any property in the
city by reason of paving and build.
ing of a storm sewer on Chestnut
street was adopted and ordered
published.
The street commissioner was in.
structed to employ sufficient teams
to care for. the taconite and paint
rock covering being removed from
Chestnut street, hauling and depos.
iting same on other thoroughfares
in the city demanding repair:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14
Episcopol clsllrcib.

Next Sunday, the fourteenth SUM
day after Tripity, there will be Di-
vine services At 81. PauPs Episcopal
Church Al $500 "a "a, and at 1850 a.
Holy Comnunion, will be cele-
sbrated At SEQ o'clock, and at 1870
o'clock morning prayerwill bessaid
and the rector will preach. ss.
S :s All are cordial ~ Invited 10 atteaA
St Pau1'ss Church $3.50 S.
Sunday School naeets at II o'cloek
noon. .
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14
The Burglar and the Wait.

. Despite the continual pouring
rain last Saturday night large
crowd. struggled out to witness the
closing performance of the Shaw
Gallagher Marie Young Co, which
closed aweek's engagement here at
the Lyceum, in. the touching and
powerful play, The Burglar and
the Wait" a play thatwill do more
good than {. sermon from the altar,
being admirably staged it evoked
unstinted applause. 1t unfolds a
story Of dramatic interest that holds
the attention Of the audience to the
end, q play built npon proper lines
that abounds ia wholesale senti-
.ment and good moral, with all the
lovely realism Of: a 5woman's love
and the quaint portrayal OF human
faultness. a more Charming tale
of life with ite ever changing scale
of joy and sorrow has. never been
seen here Stand lard Syracuse,
NY THE show will appear at the
Fay Opera House, Tuesday, Sept. Is.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-14

The Presbytery Of Duluth con-
vel,es in the Presbyterian church
here, Sunday, Sep tember is, and
holds until the 21st. Practically ali !.
the Presbyterian ministers of this
section WILDE in attendance.
The Sabbath. Sept. 10 sss5
:Mornining Service Subject, THE Lords
House.. :. Rev. 8. Jameson, Duluth
Evening Service Subject. 1.-The Lord in His
Temple Rev. Henry z. Nefr, Pastor .
Monday, Sept. II, $50 Pm
Sermon. Elements of Vital RELIGION -:
................. Rev. 8. A. Jameson, Duluth
Tuesday. Sept. IS. $50 p. m.-
Moderator's Serm0n-O Opening of Presbytarv:
Rev. G. w. Lowerie Oloouet
Wednesday. Sept. 10. 7:ao p. H. =.
Popular Meeting
"a Our Privileges in the Benevolent Work
Z of the Church" Rev. Uhas. E. Fulton, Mora
(b) 1.-THE Church Has Right to Expect What
of its Members'2 =.
Thursday. Sept 9Oth. 500 D. H. j.
sermon-'aThe Good Shepherd"
Rev. ]. W. Lowrie, Duluth
Friday. Sept. 81, 500 p. H.
, sermon-"The Gracious Call',
...............,..R Rev. Guy 8. Davis, Carlton
N. B.-Rev. 8. A. Jameson, pastor-at-large
will assist throughout this series Of meetings.
Mr.. c. Snow, of Winona, an. ac-
comPlised musician and skilled on
the pipe organ, will preside at the
organ. All who heard him at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday,
can see the significance of this
statement. We have promise. of
special music by accomplished CO.
1oists and singers in regular choir
work during these meetings.
r.. A cordial invitation is extended
to all the members and friends of
church to attend, and render their
assistance as far as opportunity af-
ford.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-09-27
Dyer News.

Several Schererville people were seen
in our town yesterday.
DR.. Chevigny and wife made pleas
ure trip to the county seat yesterday.
After several weeks absence from
Dyer Miss Emma Buse returned to her
home here yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Bernard Teute-
macher who died Tuesday night, will
Be held from our Catholic church Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock,
Rev John Berg pastor of the Sacred
Heart church Of Whiting. was here yes
terday visiting with Rev Joseph
Flach
Another SAD death took place last
night. Mrs William Moeller after but
weeks struggle with typhoid fever
died last night. Mrs. Meeller was bat
81 years old. She leaves a husband and
baby to whem we extend our sympathy
III their sad bereavement