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The Virginia enterprise., 1906-03-09
City eouqcjl loiaqs.

Atsthe meeting of the: city council
:Tuesday evening E the recon- menda.
ton of the property,owners;t that ths
city, purchase q rock crusher; aud
steam roller and proceed. to repair
FChestnut and other streets Of thu
Ecity with crushed rock was, laid on
the table, and the a,torney:instruct,
ed to read the law by which a .coun,
Ecil may compel property-owners to
pave. Following thie a committee
Of three, comprising the: mayor snd
Aldermen Mesber9 and Owens waa
appointed to solicit lsignatures to 4
petition for paving, Mr.. Mesberg be.
ing the only member of the com.
mittee who owns an: inch of land ia
the district affected,
Ordinance No. 81, repeating the
building line on Central avenue,
was given it's third reading and
passed. %*>''Ss - =
Ordinance No. 60, which, .providas
Eagainst the connection of roof drains
with the city sewer, was given it's
third reading and killed.
Ordinance No. 64, relating. to req.
|ulation of railroad trains, etc. with:
Pig the corporate limits Of: the city,
E.wae laid on the table,. -:
The fire department. committee
Ewas authorized to get plans and
specifications for an addition to the
tpresent city hall for: tea m purposes.
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: Calf For Bids.

{ The Finnish Temperance Society,
Virginia, Mimi, will receive bids
for the purchases Of the building
now..occupied bysaid Society, locat-
ed on.lots14 and Is, block 6, Virginia,
until Saturday, March 10 1906 ~
4 Thesbuyerto remove said build
ingsfrom ing said.lots before May 1st,
AL sbids7to be directed to, Conrad
Nattson, Box PA, Virginia, MINI.
r The committee reserves the right
to accept all bids. .-... - :. : ~. =.
3w.t mittee. u
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The Enterprise gives the news.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-03-09
St. PatFick's Day Entertainment.

The s.. Patriebs Day entertain
nent at the Fay Opera House on the
evening 81. March 18th, under the
.anspicesso of Our Lad y Of Lourde's
Church promises. to be mem morable
for the anticipated crowd, it being
assured that the spacious building
will be thronged. * /. s :
s Aside from an appropriate ad-
dress; BY Mr: Andre.x.Rock X. c., of
! Duiuth, there will be singing of
/ Irish mel odiessby II Evs.ns;o of Dns
10th, and local. talent. Many. from
outside are expected TO be present.
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WA VA el.p n e.6 Aopt1lleN 70 ;1n1 fXx'


go 81 :
= Landtegd Sa,ith,4 vtaose. popular:
ity> haes1,sdes Of The: Fay the bee,
pe1Eo4 MED hotel on the Minnesota
ifeA rspxee, fndesit coupulsorysto
ada nasefoom to care for his*great-
=. .tqeaeasiee$ busieees, aud ssol.d
plsass eese.tos = large:addition to
the buii dina., work Cd which will be
con- 4enced s:yery shortly. )
rhe. new d3itions> will embrace
txenty:nine sleeping apartments
endavill also. ineresset thee dining
fien aed So1aee Space rhe.en,ire ad-
ditions will b. steam heated: and
embrace slI modern improvements,
The Fay being the finest furnished
and . = eqaipRed hotel building on the
f1angein every particular,
Jan,es sampson xilt superintend
TIE constrnction Of the building.
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ROYAL MALE QUARTETTE.
Last OF lyceum Entertainments Comes
to Auditorium tomorrow Evenina.

to Auditorium tomorrow Evening.
/ On next Saturday evening at :>the
Roosevelt Auditorium will take
place the last number of the enter
tainment course, the same being a
concert given by the Royal Male
Quartette. All are cordially invited
and urged to attend. The Qua rtette
come to Virginia highly recon-
mended and our citizens generally
should try to>be present. Tickets
30 cents--willz be on sale at the door.
Henry, S. D., Nov. 3.
"The Royal Male Quartette were
entirely satisfactory: They gave
one OF the best entertainments the
Bureau has ever put on here.
Should they ever return standing
room will be at ."-Prof.
B. o. Tankersley.
White, S. D., Nov. Is.
1--WE must have them back again,
|sure: :'-R. III. West.
Alpena, S. d., Nov. 21.
"The Royals have come and gone.
When and on what terms can we &C.
cure.a return for them? The au-
dience simply went wild. We must
have them again if it is possible to
get them."-O. F. Pran.
lis not usually counted against
an attraction that it fails OCCASION
ally, forthe best Of them will have
their off: night. We. have yet to
lea rn, however, of a place where the
Royals" have not pleased their:au.
dience most enthusiastically. We
thin k you can safely count on an ex-
ceptionally good entertainment.
L
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-03-09
PROPERTY OWNERS AGAINST PAvlNe.


At the meeting of the oWnere of
property abutting on Cheefqnt
street, held responsive to call: 81 TIE
committee at the city hall On Friday
evening last, some 100 feet Of front
[age was Representation about two
fifths Of the property included ia the
! proposed Improvement. 80: - ::
The meeting organix xed by the se-
lection of p. "A. CoHey 40 chairman
and o. Fl. Grigge as secretary. and
discussion was opened BY the read
ing Of estimated coat Of various ma:
terials as obtained BY d. ". Free:
man and others. These estimatee
were from $le5!M to $2l9.O. per 8
foot frontage, exclusive of cuIbinR
and cement walk, which would be
recognized az a necessary adjunct,
The unanimous opinion Of those
present seemed to be that il would
be unfair aud unjust to settle this
entire expense ON the property
owners. and the proposition Of di.
viding the expense 40 that one-half
of same would be paid from the
general fund of the city and; one
half BY the propertyowners was
broached and discussed at. length,
resulting in the conclusion that the
city would have no legal right to
do this.
The query as to whether or not the
property-owners desired to pave
was brought to a forcible point by
a motion of NJ. steinberg, supported
by c. w. Lundstrom, that a vote on
the proposition be taken, each man
voting setting forth the number of
feet frontage represented. This vote
resulted in the voting Of LOGO feet
against paving, while 1872 et:voted
favorably upon the Propoaition.
Following this decisive vote =
motion waa made by;E. J. O'Rourke,
duly supported, recommending.that
the city council purchase a rock,
|crusher' and roller and pay for same
in time warrants. and proceed to. ree
pair Chestnut and; other: streets In
the city with crushed. rock. Thie
motion was. carried without a, dis
-asuoo6stlaoaa
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Married.

At the tcentraTHotel Sunday p. m.
by Rev Nef, pastor OF the Presbys
terian church,, Mr.. Jnoss Moore
and Miss Edna Collar, both:Sfront
Michi gan. IS. Is &.
NE: Moore isSnow employed sby.
the Virginia Lumber company, and
expects M 70 make Vlrgini!a his per-
manent home. Our good wishes go
with the bride and groom.
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VIII woek FOR COUNTY DIVISION.
Comaercial Club Apeoiats Committee
to Core for Prelimiaaries.

Comnefcial Club zApeoiats Committee
to Care for Preiimiasries.
At the meeting of the Commercial
Club Wednesday evening the coun-
fty division proposition was broach-
ed and enthusiastically received, a
committee of fifteen being appointed
to get in touch with the necessary
moves in the matter and inciden.
tally to do little plugging for Vir.
+ginia for county seat, where prac.
+1icab ble. j..
The committee comprises w. H.
Eaton as chairman, r. Metcalfe, w.
|; 3. :Hannaford, N. L. Fay, F.B. Ros-
som, o. A. Poirier, w. H. Shea, John
:Costin, Jr. F. J. Hughes, Neis An
derson, D. w. Freeman, John ketola,
NJ T: Savage, NJ. A. Murphy and
'Axel Pakkala. .-.4... =.
+ The paving question was also dis
cussed to limited extent, a number
of*property-owners present express.
ing themselves as uufavorable to
the. proposition at the present time,
while the only noticeable advocate
of paving was the mayor, who owns
no property on Chestnut street and
who would be called upon to pay
no portion Of the special assess
ment,for paving purposes.
/ The clerk also read letters from a
number of range communities re-
garding the idea of a meeting for
the purpose of forming street rail
way ordinance ;applica bic: to ali
range towns, these letters consider
ing the idea a good one. A letter
from ID. NJ, Mouser, of Sparta, how,
ever.averred that none of the mil,
lionaire railroad magnates had
troubled themselves about Sparta
thus far, therefore that village was
not in position to consider the.send:
ing of a delegatiourto arrange meet
ing at this time ~. !. ~ ::=> 49,
The opera house committee made
report that the Fitger company Ia d
decided to build a fine hotel instead
Of an opera honse6on their lots at
the corner of Chestnut and C1eve.
land: Upon motion, this report was
accepted and committee discha arg ed
Upon motion Of John Costin, a
committee was appointed to. inter
view the D., N: & N. ana D. e L. r
officials relative to betterstrain ser.
vice for the city over these lines;
such committee as appointed com:
prisihg +. Hug hes, w. III. Eaton
and E. r: Vail. ss
The club adj journed for two weeks
the new work in hand dema nding
attention.
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Methodist Episcopal Chsrch.5

Preaching Sunday at 1890 a. M
and Tao p. M. Morning subject
"christ's Great Demand" During
the mo morping service the Sacrament
Of = the al.. Lords Supper will be admin,
uttered. Evening snbject, eMan and
Redemption" Sunday School al
E11 y -. Young Mems Bible. Class .,
| ||2::9O. Epworth League at 6:45. 81 Il
HRNRY A. LOGAN, ,Paatpr,
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Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20
Frukt som h6ISOm6d6l.

En- af de basta egenskaper hos frukt
ar, att den med latthet oskadliggor ma
stan ALA slags bakterier. Tyfus5akte-
rien, kolerabakterien och andra sjuk-
domsfron, hvilka framkalla akuta sjull-
domar, dodas hastigt mar de komma i
beroring med tunna l0sningar eff CT
tron- och appelsyra.
Saften af citroner eller sura aDplen
! dodar bakterier nastan OgOnblickli-
gen.. Mar man tillsatter citronsaft till
vatten, kan man vara saker pa, att al
la bakterier i vattnet arc d0da efter
h0gst en- timmes forlopp, och Diet af-
ven ON det skulle vara tyfus- eller 10
lerabakterier. En- dylik f0rsigtighet
ar sarskildt att rekommendera at re-
sande, ehuru Diet for att undvika all
fara naturligtvis ar f0rmanligast att
koka dri~cksvattnet.
De ~antiseptiska egenskaperna hos
frukten CORA denna utomOrdentligt
%vardefull sasom rensningsmedel for
magen och tarmkanalen. De bakteri-
! er, som utvecklas / m~agsacken, d0das'
hastigt, ON man fortar saften af frisk
frukt. Delta forklarar de lyckliga re-
sultaten af atskilliga Stag at fruktku-
rer, som anvandas i Schweiz och an
dra europeiska land, och hvilka pa Sc
| nare tider vunnit insteg afven i Anne.
rika.
En- framstaende lakare. DIR. J. H.
Kellogg, har under f1ere ar uteslutan-
de anvandt fruktdiet vid behandling'
; af tilltagande fettma, g~allsjuka och at
skilliga andra folder af rubbningar i
Acknowledgements. Vid fettma for
orsakar en- genomgaende fruktdiet en-
hastig forminskning af vigten, utan att
dermed nagra obehag arc fOrenade.
Frukt fyller ~magsacken och tillfreds-
staller deras kraf pa foda. samtidigt
med att den endast i%nnehaller en- jem-
f0relsevis liten del verklig fOda. Sura
fruktsorter arc for delta andam&l att
foredraga framf0r sofa.
Den, som ar for fet, Dor gerna lata
Store delen af sin mat besta af frukt
och endast till middagen fortara an
nan foda. Den, som lider af kronisk
gallsjuka, Dor halla liknande diet.
Frukt ar ju ocksa Diet nyttigaste m
kan f0rtara pa ~aftonen.
Vid febertillfallen ar frukt, isynner-
het under form af fruktsaft eIIer frukt-
soppa, Diet nyttigaste at ALA f0doam-
men. bet ar for 0frigt nu EFT nastan
pa ALA hall erkandt faktum. att kott-
soppa och k0ttratter af hvarje Stag
bora f0rbjudas vid febertillfallen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20
Uret.

Jag alskar er, Arlette, utbr0t han
lidelsefullt.
Arlette suckade och hennes ogonlock
sankte sig oliver hennes himmelska o.
gon. sd oppnade sig hennes lappar,o och
hon uttalade EFT par ord, som ljodo
som a~ftonvindens sus bland rosor:
- Logs, jag alskar ocksa eder!
Det bief dup stillhet. Bada stodo
tysta.
Logs taste sina lappar pa Arlettes
parma. Derpa 0ppnade han d0rren pa
fodralet till vagguret, stannade PEN
deln och br0t sender fjedern for att Diet
Ell mer skulle ga men alltid visa den
heliga stund, den oforgatliga. da v
ret kom fran den alskades lappar
(Forts. | nasta n:r.)
Dessa raider 1 foljetongen gjorde
stor success bland %tidningens talrika
lasare, och en- mangd BRET fran hanfor-
da lasarinnor hopade sig | Diet fack, der
man lade romanforfattarens korrespon-
dens.
"Mester, nj allena forstar qVlnnor-
ma, skref en- | slit BRET, som var en-
enda lofsang till den store forfattarens
ara.
"Lyckliga, saliga Arlette, som far en-
sadan Loys!" forklarade en- AMMAN.
l EFT treble bref, skrifvet med skalf-
vande hand. Taste Mester: EN- af Edra
beundrarinnor, en af Edra NEST tack.
Stamina lasarinnor, som 1 Edra becker
har funnit frost 1 sorgens och tvifiets
timmar, beder ON EFT mote med Err.
Win nj mottaga henne hos Err | morgon
eftermiddag mellan XII. 4-5? Icke
SAINT, Nj sager ia? Hon viii ringa pa
Err dorr. Er r."
Eft triumferande leende lekte pa
forfattarens l5ppar och han strok sjelf.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20
Kara. QamIa mamma.

Hedra din kara, gamla moder. I'll
den har strott silver | henncs lockar
och plojt djupa faror | hennes kinder,
men ar hon icke ljufig och skon att
skada anda? Lapparne arc tunna cch
skrumpna, men de arc de lappar. som
kysst bort mangen het tar fran dina
barnsliga kinder, och de arc de ljufya-
ste lappar / hela verlden. Hennes oga
ar skumt och dock gloder Diet med he
la den milda glansen af en- karlek, som
aldrig slocknar. o, du kara, gamla
mammal! Lifvets timglas har runnit
ut, men svag som hon ar, skall hon
ga lange och b0ja sig djupare for dig
an for nagon AMMAN pa jorden.
Du kan icke ga / sa djupt morker.
att hon icke skulle villa folja dig, du
kan icke sattas in / EFT fangelse. hvars
bommar skulle stanga henne ute, du
kan icke stiga upp pa IN stallning sa
hog att hon icke skulle ma att kyssa
och valsigna dig till prof pa sin oand.
liga karlek. ON verlden foraktar och
ofvergifver dig, I'M den lemnade dig
tiggande utefter wagon utan att fraga
efter dig, sa skall din kara gamla
m lyfta dig upp i sina svaga ar
mar och bara dig hem och tala ON for
dig ALA dina dygder, tills du nastan
forglommer att din sjal blifvit besud-
lad af synd. 4lska henne ~innerligt,
glad hennes lefnadsafton med din var
ma karlek.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20

usveckIinc. V~aHirnan: 49, Ear din
man battrat sig r&got sean i. @ifte
dig med honon?
unga fruN: Jaa dA. Imam vi gift
te oss, bruhade han fasta h&vgslena
med raIar. men nj har jas Tart honom
att sy i ~lnapDac.
srtstfalIig ~undervisning. F~arOrodern:
- Laga till en- toddy at mig, Emma,
sa ar du snail.
B~rCrsdottern: bet f0rstar jag mig
inte pa, kara farbror.
Farbrodern: - HvaG s6r stag? Kan
du int laga en- toddy? Hyad har du
da fat lara dig i hushallsskolan?
Urringad. Fr0ken Eva skalI pa bal
och hennes lila syster tar bredvid
och beundrar. Pl0tsligt utbrister den.
ma:
Du far ALT lof att vara radd ON
dig, Eva.
Hur sa?
10, sa att du int ramlar rr klad.
ningen uphill.
komiska %annonser. God och TORI
we'd finnes till salu hos Per Anderson.
som har legat och torkat pa vinden
hela vintern.'
En- sofia finnes till salu hos h0kar
OLSON. som har resarer / sitsen. ma
hognyrygg och vackert svarfvade ben"
Ocksa EFT vad. Abraham till sin soa,
som vunnit EFT vad, nemligen att inom
"a timmar hopsamla tuson sparvagns-
biljetter: - Isak. min son, hvarifran
har du fatt sa manga biljetter pa sa
kort It'd?
lsak: - Tyst, min fater! Jag har
samlat dem lAngt forut.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20
Varlangtan.
Anna HalIander.

kom smart, du milda, vackra var,
Lat stranga vintern vara slut,
kom varsol, yanlig som forut,
Och smalt den Invita- drifvans tar.
Ar Diet ej nog med storm och sn0
MAI Bore skakar vingen kali?
Skall icke rutans iskristall
AT varsol kyssas bort och do?
Val mangen o och lila sk6n
Liksom en- vacker blommas knopp
Pa frusen ruta vaxer opp,
Der den sig lagt, den mjuka sn5n.
Men dessa blommor, skona val,
Dock sakna lif och doft och farg,
Men de, som gro ur jordens marg,
De ega fagring, ega sjal.
Sa kallas de af varlig sol,
De blyga sma med kanda MANN,
Omsider upp ur jordens farm,
An sippa hvit, an bla viol.
Du jord, sa frusen nu och arm,
Den hArda vinterns valde bracki
Och istyngd boja bryt, du back,
Da solen ser pa dig sd warm.
Du langtar nog, du liksom jag,
Att warren alter komma skall,
Da bort till forsens Invita- fall
Du dansar latt med gladt behag.
Och hvarje blomma, som du ser,
Du helsar da med gladtigt bud:
Nu jorden fallt sin vinterskrud,
l vardragt kladd naturen Ter.
Och blomman nickar tack at dig,
Med dig hon glads att var Diet ar,
Och morgonskyn / sloja skar
! dina boljor speglar sig.
Da andaktsfullt liksom en- bon
Naturens bud till hjertat gar:
o, Diet ar alter harlig var,
o, ar Guds verdi ej stor och skon,
Och hjertat Vulgar sig af frojd
Att andtligt warren kommit har.
ia, vackra var, valkommen var,
Fast kanske ain en- It'd fordr0jd.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20
Mar Kdl Potter skulls glfta SID.
For denna tidning, af E. b.

For denna tidning, ar &. b.
Kal Peter hade art Lycktorp efter
sina f6raldrar, hvilka bada nyligen
dot och han var da enda arfvingen till
Diet lila valsk0tta torpet.
Kal Peter hade hela slit lif varit
hemma hos foraldrarna, och fadern och
a hade tillsammans skott Lycktorp,
sa aldrig hade der behofts nagon FRAN
mande help, och nu mar foraldrarna
voro d6da, ,tyckte Kal Peter att han
nog kunde reda sig ensam, och Ell be-
hofva taga in nagon frammande men
niska att aflona. Han hade ju anda pa
senare tiden fatt CORA mesta arbetet
ensam, ty fadern hade varit skral och
betraffade. sa kunde han ALT CORA dem
lika bra som nagon piga, ty NOR var
ocksa sjuklig de sista aren, sa Kal
Peter flick alltid lof att hjelpa till in
omhus ocksa. Och Kal Peter han ar
betade ensam och knogade fran tidig
morgon till sena qvall, och hans tegar
gafvo rika skordar hvarje ar, och hans
boskap stodo feta och glansande | ba-
sen.
Hans grammar foreslogo att han skull
lie gifta sig, ty arbetet gar lattare for
iva an for en,menade de, men Kali Pet.
ter tankte pa huru mycket Diet skulle
kosta for aret, att klada och foda en-
hustru, och han fortfor att arbeta en-
sam.
Men sd en- dag pa vintern blef Kal
Peter sjuk. Han hade 0fveranstrangt
sig med arbete och forkylt sig tillika,
och en- morgon kunde han eli stiga upp
ur sangen. Der lag han nu och tankte
pa kreaturen som stodo / sina bas och
hvarken flick mat eller dryck.
Tank ON Diet drojde lange imam han
kunde ga ut | la~dugarden, sd kunde de
ju taga skada, ia kanske do af svalt,
och Kal Peter lag och vandades och
tankte pa sina krak. Men sa mot oval
len kom grannen ofver / nagot aren-
de, och mar han sag huru sjuk Kal
Peter var, hjelpte han honom elda sa
stugan blef warm och tillredde en-
warm dryck at honom, hvarefter han
gick ut / ladugarden och fodrade krea-
turen SAINT lofvade komma Oliver nasta
morgon och Sc hur Diet var. Men nasta
morgon, langt imam grannen kom, ha'
de Kal Peter krupit u sanger, kraflat
sig ut | la~dugarden och fodrat kreatu.
rem, ty, tankte han, kommer grannen
4 dag med och skoter ON kraken, sa
kanske han kunde vara oforskamd nog
att begara ersattning for Diet, men nu
mar han bara gjorde Diet en- gang, och
dA erbjod sig sjelf att CORA Diet, sa kan
han val inte ge sig till att ia nAgot be-
talt. Och Kal Peter kryade till sig
och beh0fde int mer anita grannen
ON HELP, men den ~sjukdomen kom an
da Kal Peter att andra asigt angaen-
de giftermal, ty ON det skulle banda
fiera ganger att han blef sjuk och In
tie kunde ga ut 1 ~ladugarden, sd kunde
ju kraken sta och rent af bill f0rderf.
wade, och Diet kunde kosta lika mycket
eller kanske mer for aret. an klader
och foda at en- hustru, och sa borjade
Kali Peter tanka pa att gifta sig.
Den f6rsta ficka tanken foll pa a
hans kusin Elsa, som bodde hos sina
f6raldrar EFT stycke fran Lycktorp.
Hon hade nog CT eodt oga. ON int
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20

pa hans skrifbord och SADIE, r~yckande
pa sina vackra axlar:
Nj har alls icke stannat uret.
Farval.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-20

Den nye fanriken blef genast lott
nant, "sparhunden" u~nderofficer och de
minnas nog annu 1 dag fast lange
sedan gamla %trotjenare 1 staten - den
forsta sn6n, som den gangen var dem
cit medel at. finna forbrytarnA
The Washington times., 1906-10-25
GEN. FORSYTH DEAD
At COLUMBUS HOME
Was Retired in 1897 After
Forty Years Gallant
Service.

Mai. Gen. James W Forsyth. L. s.
A., retired, father OF Capt William D.
FORSYTH, of the Fifth Cavalry. died
last night at his home in Columbus,
Ohio. Of paralysis. according 10 aovices
received at the War Department today.
General Forsyth was retired at his
own request. after forty years service,
in May. 1857. He was seventy-two years
OF age and was born In Ohio, from
which State he was appointed in 1851 TO
the Military Academy.
He was made a brigadier general in
1894. and in May. 1897. was breveted a
major general for gallant and merltor-
ious service at the battle OF Chicka-
mauga, and retired. He was also brew
eted brigadier general in the volunteer
army for the same service.
General Forsyth was on the stan OF
General Mcclellan during the Perm
sula and Maryland campaign, and later
on the stan OF General Sheridan Fol
lowing the civil war, General Forsyth
distinguished himself in the froa ser
service.
Among the members Of the general 8
family. aside from his son, Captain For
syth. is a daughter. Mrs. Bache. widow
Of Colonel Bache. OF the Medical Corps.
The Washington times., 1906-10-25
Dogs DOONS DAY,
NAGONLOADS SLAIN
Ours Without MuZZleS Deco
rate Great Funeral
Pyre.
ExECUTIONERS' BL00DMoNEY
Two Policemen, on WaIpath, Send I4z
CANNES to Happy Hunting
Grounds at 81 Per.

COATESVILLE, Pa, Oct. 25.-There
was a dogs day in Coatesville, and II
there is a live pup in town now. it is
either muzzled or under cover. Two
negro policemen, one armed with a
shotgun and tile other with a revolver,
went through the place shooting pro-
miscuousIy at ali unmuzzled ours, and
before the sun went down TWO wagon
loads of dogs, I42 In all, were cremated
in a big fire built on the outskirts OF
the town.
The slaughter was due 10 a recent
edict issued by Burgess Spackman. in
which he notified the residents that all
dogs found at large unTluzzled today
would be shot. regardless Of their sur
rOundings.
His reason for the stcr, was that q
tramp dog. supposedly mad ran through
the Town short while ago and bit
several Well-kept CANNES. Tho bur
CESS. who declared at his election that
he would enforce all ordinances, said
that the dog law must be obeyed
TWO policemen, Burrell and Jackson,
and for each dog they killed they would
receive dollar. They got busy. IL
seemed like d Fourth of July night
with the pepperlug OF guns here and
there and the despairing yelp OF a dying
dog
Ar day the fusiIlade kept up.
Many Bf the dog owners here are
very much inccnsed al the action taken
BY the burgess. and threaten 10 bring
suits They believe the dogs should be
first caught and held, and II not iden-
uhed, then killed.