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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
WATER SNAKE WITH WINGS.
Reptile in Allegheny River Is Rival to
Sea Serpent.

Warren, Pa.-Persons at Grunder.
Vile. three miles below this town are
excited over the appearance several
days ago I'm the Allegheny river Of a
strange water monster in the form OF
a serpent. with wings
Mis- Rachel Talbot. daughter of w.
a. Talbot. who has a summer villa
opposite Grunderville. was first TO see
the creature as il came swimming up
the middle OF the river. It's head pro-
truding several feet feet above the
surface. She called 70 Hank" Jack
son, ferryman for the Warren Lumber
company, who ran for his rife and
opened fire.
Immediately the reptile reared its
head at least ten feet in the air Jack
son says. and charged for the shore.
its eyes. as big as saucers. fixed on
him
Jackson steadied himself, and. tax
ing careful aim. the bullet hit one
of the wings. disabling il.
Jackson say the snake finally flew
as high as the ferry cable, which
hangs 20 feet above the water. and
then vanished.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03

1t kept several miles of residents In
sobs and smiles-chieny smiles
This escaped prisoner from the
stOckyards turned up on a Plot OF nice
green grass at West Twelfth and
Wood streets at six a. m. \ small
boy got into action az that hour and
a stone was thrown. This bull didn't
care much 10 have a placid breakfast
disturbed by a missile in that way
and IL proceeded 20 vent its indigna
ton on the yOungster. or. rather. 10
ward the yOungster. The little chap
ran for all he was worth AID shouted
the alarm. Small boys can always
gather in scores at any time OF the
day or night when there is anything
doing. and this was no exception.
Mad bull! mad bulli" went up the
cry IN the neighborhood. Soon the
patrol wagons were turning into the
community and the people were rush
ing out into the streets from their
homes and then back again. There
was much subdued preparation on the
part of the police, as some OF them
got ready their lassOs and stood UP
in their blue wagons with much pos
ing and stretching OF shoulders, while
others fondled ferocious looking re-
volvers, ready at the right moment
to sent a bullet tearing through the
''maddened beast"
After the bull got its blood warmed
up, which took half an hour or so.
the scenes Of approximate terror be-
gan. Mobs formed in all streets with
in a radius Of half a mile and pre-
pared to do battle with the invader.
The animal pat to fight crowds that
gathered dangerously close and went
galloping down toward West Polk
street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03

tered by dental college and sudden
ly espied two winsome nurses.
Hello. sweet thing" said Mr." Bes.
sic Taylor. to one OF the nurses, tick
ling her coyly under the chin.
Go away you brute" said the
nurse, but IL is stated on good author.
lily that she smiled.
A stack OF empty cigarette boxes
and peculiar odor met the inquisitive
ones who sought details OF sie unione
function. Something in tinfoil Law on
the front porch Of the Taylor home
Everybody gave it a wide berth.
"Oh, that thing" said Miss TAYLOR
We'll, you see. my brother told us
that no Dutch lunch was complete
without limburger and he got a dol
lars worth. He put a piece in each
girls shirt waist.
a chop suey institution was invaded
by the rowing bachelors on their
round about town. Miss Bessie adler.
pretty member. who is said TO be
the first one expected TO pay the five
dollar fine. was compelled to eat I'M
leavened bread Alma Dibb brought
few yards of sausages. Other mem
bers brought pickles and sauerkraut.
but nobody volunteered TO explain the
presence in the house of a case of
beer.
Miss Lavelle. Florence Bedding
Marion Keys and Nellie Smith pro-
posed to return TO their homes I'm
their borrowed attire. when they dis
covered the sudden. clinging aroma of
their waists. The first member to
weaken and utter desire for her nat
ural attire was Miss Lavelle. and she
was nearly mobbed when she made an
attempt TO dress in skirt
After a short conference the mem.
bers agreed to allow her to compro-
mise by putting on an apron.
IL was decided -sst tie smoker"
was success. and al the next month
ly meeting IL will be repeated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03

For the next hour the bull amused
itself 10y scamperIng around the cor
ners whore people were awaiting
street cars and delaying their plans
by guiding stampedes into number.
less stores and other points OF refuge.
About eight a. m. the bun found itself
In Winchester avenue, near West Har-
rison street. and conceived the idea
mat its frolic was moving along in
too humdrum a sort OF way.
DO something unique" shouted a
iacetious pedestrian. who reads the
newspapers. Kick a hole in the
sky"
This may or may not have fired the
bull 90 original exploits. Straishtwav
u spied a pedller woman STANDING
next q curbing with a large basket OF
tomatoes ready 90 hoist on her back
and proceed on her way. But the bull
beat her 90 IT," \ woI-dlrected blow
sent the Inflated woman plump into
the basket She was heavy. and. re-.
member, there were tomatoes I'm that
basket Splash! The bull pranced
away saucily. The victim looked as
cross as sour catchup.
Then upon the scene there careened
one of the blue patrol wagons chock
full OF brave policemen. one OF those
policemen was poised there with a
rope all curled around his arm and
his eye keen to the reri of the sit.
uatlon.
Look there" shouted the multi.
tude as this policeman hurled that
stout rope and caught the bull by a
hind leg. There was a dash bv the
animal. sudden pulling up and a
glare at the police.
One end OF the lasso was firmly
grasped by all the putting policemen
IN the wagon. The other end. as is
known, was fastened TO the hind leg
II the bull
Now. boys. all togetheri" cried the
eader. and the men strained at the
'ope.
The bull only snorted sarcasticauv
Thus bitter tug-of-war develoDed
The bluecoats pulled one way and the
ed faces above the brass buttons
eddened more picturesquely while
he bull, alone in his might. drew back
he other way, slowly yet steadily the
0ompous patrol wason and all the
hnest' being dragged along meelxIv
Suddenly the rope snapped. the
police fell crestfallen in tumble and
away went Mr. Bull. as happy as
lark and looking for new fields of AID.
venture.
Medical students attending a neigh
boring college joined the throng about
this time, and one of them suggested
throwing some salt on the animals
nose Before this bright scheme
could be carried out the poor thing
from Packingtown showed exhaustion
and in few minutes it was tied to a
tree At West Jackson boulevard and
Wood street
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
FARMER BECOMES AERONAUT,
BUT NOT AT HIS OWN DESIRE
Is Caught by Balloons Ropes While Witnessing As
cension and Has Thrilling Experience.

Reading. Pa.-Jacob Gehring. of
II ummeistown, a farmer. came TO
Reading and secured a job as laborer
at the fair grounds. When La Rue.
the aeronaut. began his preparations
Gehring took up a position near the
Dig gas bag. With head in the air
and hands in his pockets, Gehring
stood gaping without noticing that his
ieet were among a coil of ropes. The
word was given and the balloon. with
La kue performing upon a trapeze.
shot sSyward.
win 1t went a Shrek Of horror
from the crowd. for before the eyes
or thousands was a man dangling
from the end of an anchor rome that
hau turned about his feet. La Rue
shouted to his involuntary passenger
TO swing himself upward and catch
the rope above his feet with his
hands. This Gehring succeeded I'm
uolng after several unsuccessful at
tempts, during which It seemed that
any moment he might be dashed to
death from rapidly Increasing
height Just as Gehring caught the
rope with his hands a gust of wind
caught the balloon and he was swung
way out At the terrifying sight
women in the crowd below tainted.
while all was still as hundreds prayed
Tor the safety of the man. The bal
loon was whipped from side 20 side
oy the gale in which it had been
caught.
Finally, when a height Of 1000 fee,
above the fair grounds had beon
reached Gehrins. breathless and
bleeding from torn hands. dragged
himself to the side OF La Rue. who
was sitting on the cannon suspended
from the balloon. A shout that won't
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
lnduoements fnr aou aahies-

New Haven. Gem. Alarmed at the
drop in the number OF male births in
the town Of Berlin. this state. j. f.
Beale, editor of the Berlin News. the
country weekly. which Yields power
and influence in Beylia. has come ont
with a generous Offer to bring the
birth sate OF boys up TO the normal
standard again. Until further notice
the News offers a free yearly sub.
scription TO the parents of boy babies
In the town of Berlin. As no well
regulated family pretends TO get along
without the News, the offer is consid-
cred remarkably generous one. The
News says: "A community of girls
would surely develop into an abiding
place for old maids. We must have
breadwinners. Who VIII take the first
prize?"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
GIRLS, IN GARB OF
MEN, HOLD SMOKER
TWENTY-ONE CHICAGO MAIDENs
ATTEND UNIQUE FUNCTION.
CIGARETTES ARE POPULAR
ComeIy Female Bachelors Dress In
Male Attire-Shoek Nurses with
Whom They Try TO FIirt-
Affair a Success.

Chicago.-West side girls to the
number Of p the other night dressed
I'm clothes borrowed from brothers, IA
theirs, or masculine friends. smoked
cigarettes, INDUCED i'm free lunch
fiirted with West side hospital nurses,
and otherwise disported themselves as
If they were mere men.
The occasion was a smoker given by
the Vassar Bachelor Girls club. an or
ganizauon composed OF 81 buds"
who have promised-but only prom
ised-tO remain single until the age
of 30. or pay a fine OF five dollars.
Except for a feeling OF "wasplness."
as one of the bachelor girls termed the
empty feeling where fathers or big
brothers clothes failed 10 fit around
the waist, they felt fine. according
20 their unanimous declaration after
the party broke up at midnight
In four carriages they drove around
the city, leaving a cloud OF Egyptian
cigarette smoke behind them. made
the night reverberate with SONGS and
laughter and finally stopped at the
residence OF the president and origin
ator of the stag" party. Miss Bessie
Taylor. pretty blonde.
When all the members had entered
the house some one thoughtfully
jerked the electric doorbeu out. and
no human being. especially a man.
could enter the sacred precincts.
few minutes later six bachelors"
emerged from the house They ex-
planned they were out on a dare" and
Intended 20 walk around the entire
block. The party consisted OF Miss
Bessie Taylor. wearing her fathers
black suit. white vest. Panama hat.
Miss Katherine Lavelle. with short
breeches belonging 20 her brother and
high rubber boots; Lenore Poshopshy.
attired In regular "ra-rah" suit. with
long coat swung in the back and with
high water" trousers; Miss Dorothy
Wilson. in nobby suit. borrowed
from one Forest Taylor: Caroline Ant.
'lers. with a light overcoat. iaunty fe-
dora hat. fried eggs" pattern. and
Alice Wilson. in her fathers best
suit
The sextet smoked vigorously. sauu-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
SP00NIAG TAB0OED
IN THIS CEMETERY
sexton Decides That euryIng Ground
is No Proper Place for Tender
Young Couples.

Joplin, Mo.-By order OF Jake
Stab. sexton of Fairview cemetery.
spooning in that graveyard has been
tabooed. Spooning has always been
tabooed. but like some of the city
ordinances. the rule has not been as
risidly enforced as it might have
been.
But now the little blind god will be
compelled to carry on his operations
In ether places. Stab has come to
the conclusion that the graveyard is
place for sorrow and not for love
making. and he wants soft young cou-
pies to distinctly understand that no
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
BULL ON PROMENADE CAUSES
TERROR NEAR PACKINGTOWN
Homeless Fugitive from Chica % Stock Yards Leads ON
Exciting Chase While on Hunt for
Experiences.

Chicago.-A fugitive bull went a
promenading on the West side the
other day. Before it had concluded
its morning stroll IT had caused
tempestuous chase through many
streets and alleys. had engaged in a
tug OF war with a patrol wagon and
had brought more or less humorous
shocks to- number of innocent by
ISLANDERS and others. here and there.
indoors and out. 10 was a hornless
bull something like a toothless mad
dog. that created these morning
scenes of panic. and for three hours
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Norfolk and Western r. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, BYRD


zoo n. m NORFOLK LIMITED Arrfves ~,
Norfolk IL 20 A NJ Stops only at Petsrsburg
Waverlv and Suffolk
zoo A. NJ. CHICAGO EXPRESS Buffet Par.
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fuiiinan sleeper Roanoke TO Columbus and
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8 20 Z. ~, for Norfolk and all stations sast
OF Petersburg.
s.So Z IA sew ORLEANS SHORT LINE. Pull
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ourg 20 Roanoke; Lynchburg to Oh attanooga
memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining Car
Trains arrives from the west 30 A m 2a5
y 10 ana % p m, from Norfolk n 4OR. IA.
once Ng sSs East Mats street
r. bENlLl. &. II. BOSLEY
foh' FAss- ARt DIV. Pass AgeLs
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v " N n Richmond. Freder-
81. U .icksburg. and Potc
mac Railroad

.,s mac Railroad.
rains Leave Observation-Disclosures
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- a m, week days. Etaa. Ashland Aceoup-
s.42 m. daily Byrd st. through
u Oo noon, week DAYS Byrd - Through
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Trains Arrive Bichmona--oushwnr.
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mediation.
so a m, week days. Byrd 81. Fredericks-
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soo,a n, daily, Byrd So Through
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o 80 ?. M wecE days. Eiba Ashland accom-
rs p. m. daily Byrd st. Through.
sOo p m. daily. Byrd 81. Through. Loca
Q 80 p. m: daily. Main st. Through
NOi pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
al above trains except train arriving Rich
hi"iiH III % a m week days and local accom-
modatiOus.
Time of arrivals and departures and con
necJlons not guaranteed.
". ID. DUKE. Z. w. CULP " TAYIOR
As l. 20 Pres. Genl Sup't TrAf Mgr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Lightning Kills Hen, Matches Chill

Lightning Kills Hen, Hatches Chick.
Winchester, Va-At The home OF
Greenville Chapman a hen was sitting
on eggs which were in a box leaning
against a cherry tree, when a bolt of
lightning passed down the tree, split-
ting the box, killing the hen and all
the chickens in the eggs, with one
exception. This one little chick
which was literally stripped of its
shell by the lightning, is living and
healthy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Is Caught by Balloons Ropes While
witnessing Ascension and Has
Thrilling Experience.

Gehring, however. found the cord and
opening the valve, began to descend
slowly toward the river. An hour
later he alighted. When he returned
he was greeted as hero and a com
Portable purse compensated him for
all the alarm he had experienced.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03

why is "A great man more appre.
ciated after ne is doad?"
He is not more appreciated" an
swered Senator Sorghum. He is
more freely complmented because he
is less feared by envious rivals. -
Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03

Julia has never been progressive
enough TO be socially prominent"
Why. I always thought she was
very smart"
Smart And married to one man
for 20 years, Mercy, what are you
thinking of?"-Judge
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Not All ETIQUETTE

Willy Wishywashy-What are the
proper calling cards. old chap
Jack Potts-It depends entirely on
he cards that are out against YOU.
Did chump.-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03

up from the crowd was answered by
La Rue's releasing the parachute.
Gehring stln held to the balloons
ropes. The balloon. relieved Of La
Rue's weight again shot upward
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
A Wonder.

link has got funny wife"
"How's that?"
why. they were going to Calves
ton Sunday. and she only had half
an hour to get ready. and"
And II took her two hours to get
her hat on straIght--nothing funny
about that"
You've got II wrong: they were at
the depot Is minutes before train
time. "-Houston Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Evidence to the CONTRARY.

Esmeralda-Have you heard what
the doctors are saying about motor
ing? II gives you what they call the
automobile mouth-spoils the mouth
for kissing.
Gladys-That isn't true, and I know
It. Harold has been running an auto
mobile for years'-Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Had Had rrainirn-

we want a man for our informal
zion bureau" said the manager. but
he must De one who can answer an
sorts of questions and not lose his
head"
That's me-" replied the applicant.
I'm the father of eight children
CasselTs journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Family <ss

Diggs-Did you hear about Sirs.
Weeds2
Bisgs-No: what of her?
Diggs-Why. she married her form
er husbands brother last week.
Riggs-YCu don't sayi
Diggs-Yes; and now she refers TO
the late lamentcd as her deceased
Observation-Disclosures Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03

Mrs. Boreing -lmagination, What
is Imagination?
Mr.. Boreing-It is that faculty. my
dear. which makes men believe that
marriage is bliss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
The Nan In the Street.

She-Is there not a pensive charm
In looking backward?
He-No; il makes me feel like a
fool TO see the other fellow has turned
toO.--N. Y Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
One Lack.

"Grouehe is said to be gentleman
In every re Spect"
Yes. except In the respect of those
who know him intimately.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Take Their Place.

Wars are necessary to prevent the
world from becoming overcrowded."
What's the matter with automo-
lilies T-Houston Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03

He worries about what would be-
come OF his family if he died"
He'd better worry about what
would become OF himself"
Leader.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
EFFECTTVE NAY e7TH.

EFFECTIVE MAY eth
Trains leave Richmond daily;
For florida and outh. :05 A NJ, IS and
8 20 p. n.
For N. s. w. Ry. West. ESQ and 80
p.
For Petersburg 800 A NJ. 1910. 400. e:sC.
Q 90 ard IL 80 p. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville, SIS p M.
Trains arrive Richmond daily $40 - ss
.-lo IS AID iI.so A. N. loo. 2oS. 6so. 400 and
S50P. N.
Except Sunday. 90 sunday only.
c. S. CAMPBEI D.PA
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Blind.

Il didn't know he was such a mean
man"
you didn't, Geel You couldn't
see a bunch OF pink ribbon through
peek-a-boo waist. "-Houston Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
SOUTHERN RAILW8
TRAINS IFAvR RrcHMoND

1hAiNc LEAVE RICHMOND
N. B.-FOllOwing schedule figures publisb.,
onIy as information. and are not guar antesd
~ a A.-Laity. Local for Charlotte
X 30 y m.-Dsily. Limited. Br Get Pr,itrn.
20 Atlanta and Birmingham New Orle.r.
nenphis. thattanooga and AL TIE Sorte
through coach for CHI SO City. Oxford. Dur
., tVp. nj K. unday. Eeysvflle Local
ii 80 .. m.-Daily. limited. ti1ilp1s,, "a.
At I'D y. m. for ali u South N'
YORK RIVER LINZ
Limited 49, 40 bOtiinore
" s .., Pm p m Except Sunday. No 10, Local to
" 4 a Z, a No. Except Sunday. No. q. Local to
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
~ - IN. ana 80 y ~ o. From Al the so-sh
80 - - From Charlotte, Durham Che
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q. W. " ESTBURv. - g. A
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
Seems Like IL.

IAN eminent physician says people
should live 40 years"
well. / guess my mother-in-law is
going to."-Houston Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-03
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-15
HOPKINSvILLR BOY
Appointed Chief Clerk in Gin
Cinnati Office.

Mr.. George w. Phelps, formerly
of this city, was this week appointed
chief clerk to w. w. Alexander, l..
& N. agent in Cincinnati, vice j. w.
feathers, resigned. This promotion
is an honor most worthily bestowed,
Mr.. Phelps having attained this in
three years service, working with a
force of good men. He is the young
est man in that city holding a posi-
ton of such responsibility Mr..
Phelps is a son of Mrs. E. c. Phelps,
of this place. He was reared here
and his host of Hopkinsville friends
are glad to hear of his rapid rise in
the railroad service.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-15
POWERS CASE
REMANDED
To Kentucky State Courts
For Another
Trial.
COCHRAN REVERSED.
Entire Bench Concurs and
and Judge Harlan Writes
the Opinion.

Washington, March 13.-In an
opinion by Justice Harlan, the United
States Supreme Court yesterday held
thatSthere is nothing shown in the
case of Caleb Powers which warrants
the Federal Court taking charge of
it. The case is remanded to the
State courts, and Powers will be
tried for the fourth time in the court
in which he was three times con-
victed. The decision was unani-
nous. In discussing the case at
length Justice Harlan indicated that
after the final adjudication of the
case it might come to the Federal
courts upon writ of error, if the
rights of the defendant should be
denied. Justice Harlan said that
the question of the validity of the
Taylor pardon could not be consid-
cred by the court at this time, as,
even if the pardon were valid, that
that would not be ground for trans
fer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-15
MARRIED IN TODD.
Ohio Vaughan and Miss Belle
Adams Made One.

Mr.. Ohio Vaughan, of this city,
and Miss Belle Adams. of Daysville,
Todd County, were united in mar
rage Monday afternoon at the home
of the bride. DR.. j. M. Gill, of Elk
ton, performed the ceremony. Mr.,
and Mrs. Vaughan arrived in this
city Monday night and have taken
board with the family of Mr., W. H,
Cox, on East Seventeenth street: