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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Kidney Troublc Is n ots a ways a tie
cogi,zed as Catarril- ~ ''c-r,l-r,agE{l
Relieves Kidney D iscasc s Be !:'i 8Fs
y .ss cause tt IL u scmcdy For
VA All u Tl, ases OF Y Catarrfl.

", ,;,NENTY- years ago, before Or.
III liaitmall began u d:stribut ling his
tiampllets. hooks and !Ss III wspaper
articles. Bright's Disease Of the n kidneys
was regarded us a disease wholly distinct 1t;,
from ltarrt. IN Il ~
NoW, fl Bright Disease e s is bought
IN tho work! Overt o be 4 phase
!of catarrhal inflammation: III
s o relieve l3right's Disense Il sonnet hing
smust$be used that las Wcl 9to5 We,
$lieycs cltarrh II; slS VI Una
Any medicine thn al rome dy3 N for
Scaturrll Of one organ Is
icinc for catarrli 81 \,
'ernma Is an nternal systematic mt Z
,c..t:lrrll ( remedy. isS Il },i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
.|N|S.PEC1I.ON|O|
SOUTHERN
lSeWb cry Retrrll ssalld WHITMAN s,i
of$I n1p1 o5;r Il Z eco l4SsIS
1llendatio5 rs. ~
D !, PMEN j OF STATIONS ] j IS
Tip Likcl y to Result il treat
chef t. leased With g ssss
Conditions.
s(Y:,;ysAssoctated I'ryess.)

al
Nj SHIN On are III Assl stant
asescret ary Of the Navy y ewberry with
Ills naval u de- Cominan dc n land. has
returned to 8NYashln to- from o,lSs
or Southern N M w yard and
stations. $whicli8ls likoy to result Ein I'M
@portant improvements and nd Id 10 - Ito
the plants, IL lie Gun secure HE MP DroylA
or Congress for aS the v rcco commentator
which he will Ihta ,ls' III;
Southern trip Mr. N Wfbcrrys has made a ls
ten years. and he exp ressc I'D snrprlss az
the Visible evidences ,of gro Wy y and &proS-ss
gperlty i'm tho sections Ylsi ted by j
Particularly, lie said was here YlS spirl
IA loca pride IN tho dev olop mon of the
3mntcrinl resources Il nd "A he busin ess poS-i
ssiblllties Of the citios, W 8s5s gssS
New Or leans the ass lstnn t$S SCI re,s
stary found that the business men were
and enlargement Of tho maya st Ion IA q
s!Algiers lilo found tile station 5ssi IA
splendid condition. but much remains 70
bo done there to make n 5a5 thoroughly
available for naval Il ses.$s N II. wberrS
Will recommend that Cong ress nu tllorlzo8
Tho expenditure of II ftcen thousand dol7
lars for improving Front street, " ssS
There Is also, no says, " pres s #lleee
folnew marines =, Who no aIs
without odcrll san. ana Ter
stiles. @ s5 VI j, Il n !, " n;
1. All Pensncol,ts Mr.. ,SowberTyf tou nd ilsSS
ltions were MI ray orhbls ior the COLI
duct ofsgoyernncntSW work on account 81
the good Sharbor. ban S N
sA ftcr looking over tho coaling pla S ~
Dry Tortllgas, md assuring tue 20 sslpll
|itys OF making the place secure agalnst a.
|naval attack from nny qua 81 err NJ r. :Ne WiTs
berry concluded 10 Recommend to Secre,9
inry Ronnpar that he de to the res
,riJ,,aj inf fhp Treasury Department and
turn tho islands over to tho ma tionnI
quarantine service. e.
rho station at Eey West was found
TO lie In excellent shape. though In need \
craft and craving dock. Because of Its \
location, this statlon.ls regarded of Inn
mense provocative yalpe 70 the (, nay I, :
n base for fleet operating IN the Gults
a !! consistent policy OF development will
be urged llpon Congress, lis tf@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
GIRLS POISONED AN
Had Refused to Join is Strike;
Paymaster Shot and Re bbed.

49, 49,
II March 2i.---'rh lie paynlasters
Of the Vist;ila Railroad was o-daya shot
BY robbers. who secured 81. 500 from him.
Owing to continual bberiGs ! he author
tiles fare placing 8scntries at the doors OF
private banks. s SSS IF $ M
girls working Z in llindlers3
Mills sat Pabinnice,S ten miles southwest
of 11od Z. on re fusing to join strike, We're
to-day poisoned By 4 a pow hat was
5strewn upon the floor Of Il he mill. One
OF the girls lied from the effects Of the
poison and the remainder are seriously.
ill, ten of them not 4 5eing expect ed Y TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
,lg9GG8 0El q
TACK WRECKED
FACTORY |: | [: DEAD J.
Z ,ll:B]:, s.Associated Press. J

ASST ST.. LOUIS. Marc h p 81 carpet
tack caught between the, cog wheels
caused hi spark that result ted in the blow
ing Up 81 the works of he Phoenix Fo "
dor Company, eight miles ear OF here.
this fternoon. and killing John Nash
aged fftY-eght I'D Edward 81 g- 4
;ginbotham, agcd twen ty-f four Yea rs.
.5 The building was des troy ed, pa rtsB being
scattered ALL over the surronnding cot IN
try In tho vicinity. n ash was " running 1
tho machine which caused the ignllttllnl ls
sparks. forwards ai8s tack Was s.';lnd
in tho cogs OF tho demolished & machine,
and experts ut tile factory said E$t there
was no doubt but that j caused q tie ex-
splOSiOn. III 5 H s7833t: s5s VII i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
ATTACKED By'5PA !
Of STARVING. WOLVES \ s.
Belgian Magistrate Dying From
Injuries Received While Out 8
Hunting. 5.
/py Accnrtofad 4

illagI BY efASSUCIHtGu I'TtSSU 81 T99F nv
BRUSSELS, March PAM. Traumond,
a magistrate at Giry,| in Belgian L,xenl-
burg, has dust died as the result OF In
Si,,rIes inflicted sby wolves, IA He WAS out
shooting Will, NJ, Raycois, q brother mag
,istrato, when they. were attacked byin
,pack az starving wolves. M. Raycols
5o,lltdistanced} the animals on his horse,
lbut they brought NJ Traumord to tiu
ground, and when help arrived he had
been so muti.ated that recovery was
hopeless. Owing to the severity Of tho
winter wolves have spread terror through
some parts 81 Luxembourg and the all-
ihorties orc organizing hunts for their
determinations. vi ias: t5 n ~
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Pers onal 5 and Briefs. u III.

prove. n SslB sS
Y Miss trace ,vn tltins.8 o. PowlatanS coull-
sty. who has been very 81 3at the resi- y
dehceS or iiss S tnrke. Goa n ortlly$ Seventh
street, Is Improving rapidly. ~
Miss Bessie Marshall Crawford. COM
panied by her brother Cabell G. Craw-
ford, and Miss Mary Coleman Terrell
left Yesterday for Washington; and arr
now 1T the Raleigh Hotel.
ss Saidee Lou 81 eggs, OF No. z12$S =
Tenth Street. Is expected home to-rnorIoW
after a visit ~ several mon his q to re;i-
Stivcs In New York 81 n. 8s3
s5 Mr. W. Il. Simons,.5 u.s.. and wife tnee
Skeggs) and children nre visiting Y. N RS
man, al Nashville Tenn. Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
FATHER KILLED
DURING ] |.R|:|I|. / QUARREL |. |.
Objected to Attentions of ~ Dung
..3 3 Nj. Man to His #Daugh-8 &.
DRY AssociatetlE GPrcss.5!

5AIsANGUA OKLA. March q. "a tho
near Kelley, Robert Yinson, OF Bradford
Ark al ed seventy. years, \ was shot and
killed Inst night ana Roosevelt was slot
and nlortally wounded. Robert Regnn,
son's daughter Katherine. was travel
ing overland Il and had stopped ut the
Roosevelt house. for, the5nghts has been,
placed under: arrest, Miss Yinsonj says
during tho night, Vlnson objcrtlng b3 to
Regan's attention to his dnTglitcr and
that Roosevelt was shot when he tired to
Int erferc, III I'll IVA a WEEK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
si:I DEWEY No
Z ROGRESSlNG ssM DOTH. Y
IA, As 80 "a press,

&GIBRALTAR, March The United
States navy tug Poi onlac one OF the yes =
sells conveying the Il dry-dock Dewey to
tile Philippines. arrived here o-day from
Las Palmas, Canary islands, Her COM
.mnnder said the Dewey which left! the
.Canaries March Is, would pass through
the straits OF G ibraltar on Sunday evening
or Monday morning next Al N. .53s
5s The knowledge gained by the earlier
experiences has ena bled the "a American
Officers to avoid the difficulties previously
and ~ he VI towing from Las
Palmns is proceeding smooth
5} Fair weat Their has prevailed and the dock
Is in good condition. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
IMRSCAlH0U|.N|||..|.s|:I..II
RE ! !. 0. !
8,Wolllails Accused #of #1irat1lrlcit5
Use I'll Mails Appcarrsl Before y, s'Irs
COMMISSIONER
"pRoBABL Z cAUs Or GUILT 4 ]:
5i1'llisS iss Commissioner
Could 1isl|,-T ;c:cg.tscS ls I'll


q Mrs. Mary ylfglhin Calhoun llie5s
D ,l,tlr Wild Stands dhtifged with having
made f,hudtilcdli stAo L. tliaR tinted Stitch
u I'M, rs. ,tinpenred yesterday bafornB United
Slaissg cdinn missioner Josef ne yBrady to-
sEurAWcrg tlic cttisn lions. siS 8is8S5
Atrs. CalllotiiiSwns ntfcstcd 5lmsI,ichmUnds
4 q few weeks ngu on ii warrant .sWcrn 4ol 81
at the instance % Mr.. Henry ILL.,
4 postpffite INSPECTOR III ss IN N "A G5 BiS
i8a Mrs. Calhoun. III company wi " her
lawyer, Y, i II tstnitl ppcnred ssliiS
CONT nj ii | o'clock ycst ardny morning.
Sb,itFnwing To some other biiAiiiess which
Nh. s,I,ithBlntI attend tos tluE case was
Until "a, clock. I'M Mr. S,rit lcta
s#fnllstlc remark that EldShad taken tl,sthc
* case Without fee bccntises the prcdicanicli,tt3
4 Of the woman lad aroused his deepest s
II sympnt ny. i5 is "a
$iiit 4 o'clock Commissioned Brady {t |.
theE charges To Mrs. Calhoun. and I M II
Noncurc. III the firm g ~ Smith.
Z Moncurc and Gordon entered ~ plea sof
" not guilty III bclinlf of fprisolic N II.
s,lnitll4had8 been detained In Manchester NC ~
n hence the SnpDca RI lcr OF Mr. hloncllr n
u behalf OF tlle prisoner. s
8 Afi. brady wils OF the opinion 4 Int lts
IL couldgnot be established that he alleged
II ofreise had been comini ted In this q 81
#trict;; w theiliost TIM t5icoud l)G aimed :lt
was tho establishment of prpl1a blc CO e
OF gull. this &opi,iloil MI: Robcrtal1. s
sIatley, adlstrlct attorney, concurrcd @
Postoflicc Inspector II III was he first
t witness called. Ills evidence wal TO- the
4 effect that tie accused was iseliile raj 81
# road tlckets, and tint she lad posed Bass
i$nnd adnlltte "A that size was G. az
Il Wltness produced n letter signed O. N 4
Via. tic lGttcr$o,l which the Issue q e tllcss
WARRANT was based 81 w tncss also STA Ted;
Il that she had idniittcds lila tfshe had stolen
ticktt4s md sthnt she lild been operating
under other nIiascs. III She i,lso ADM tied
writing III letter coming Il from s he Ohio
\ Yailey# In Company. ts a4,3 Is B$
Tile y!dc,,ce Of spccial "a gent N
5$SeIlerer, Il of@ the Clcs.i pea kc ana w Ohio
Railway, waHS niue M long III same lines,
NJ ID said accused had e sold many ckctsj
L II, LYnclnnuti.s $diTercnt towns Of
Ohio. SIZE had fso asked have G.
II N.in' mall forwar ded to ber$and had Ell
#mitted signing the name Of CT NJ. Vlaff%
nnd4 said thai size bad mailed 4 ickets To- q
8Iluntingtoli. n "a X MI
Aftcr$uIlS tho ID IIcnce was I'D ilIccd 5s1I
u I,rudy3 said that lie W;ls OF tho opinion
4 that tic prosecutian had clearly es tab-5
sllshed q 8casn@of ssp1oball e. cause OF guilt
I'm another jurisd ION: ''sS5 therefore
hrid tho prisonerl to await % warrsi Mt OF
removal 10 another tlistrict4-tle d South
6 crilS District Of Ohio Mrs. Calhoun was
N bajled an the = UNI of $3.50:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
I73t " 10 - y 2. n 7I7fI
Mr., Craigie's Western Story

I'll Mr. Prank j, Cruigle, Jr, writes q very
pleasant little story fprs the piil number
Anerean AIagaaSine 9EI D IT,
in M i t:onsspiiincys The story rs q g
Western mining camp, ~ field III which 50
many writer's o. the day have found Pros ,
SttabIe. SOURCES II Of story Il tel MS. All,
EGraigie handles a,is theme vii b Ilnueh
Ecnrefulness Of detail, and places on. the
whole an admirable ouch OF loral rolor.
3phereis3w here iaeusllyp largely byy slslllllll
and eautioMsS sunplay, tilas render ms =:
illnt he ist Dry fresllinE and dc MT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Goes With Boston Paper,
'(By AssC,clu ted l3rcss.)

l577 BY ssOuIU Tl'TcsSi1 3 y
$SS WASHINGTON, p, Gu March A.
tJalnes Thomas WI Hams, IN II, who has
done tho diplomatic work of the WASH
ing ton Office OF the Associated Fress, has
resigned to- become tho Wa shington corr
respondent of tho Boston Transcript, He
wilisbe succeeded in the diplomatic work
by Charles s.. Smith, who has been con,
Rnected with tho Capitol force Of tho ASS
ISOLATED Press during the present ses-
sion of Congress. sa "a 54 ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
III LYNCHERsESCAPE Al.
No Indictments Returned BY the
Grand Jury in Ri dson Case

l15 1ASsUCIuleu e Iess'l 2
8S ciADSDlIN. n q LA I, 4 March " "a The
grand Jury Of Otawall county adjourned
to-day lthont indicting any ofsthose res
Gently Implicated ii, tie llynchlng Of Bunk
Richardson's. According to the report len-1
;dared, It was shown that every means at
their command was exhausted to find
out the participants IN the lYnchlng, but
that no 4 evidence was brought out by
which tile members of the mob could be
sapprehentcd, sai,3 Il 5 4
4 Governor felix's had detectives a tSworls
on tho case, and the report is, now in
tho executives hands fGr considerat Hon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
0LD#CHURCHls

& Miss Lucy Tucker haa returned n ,orle3
afterBfi Visit to friends mt Al lee,s sa
Il Miss Clara Black was tho guest. OF MI sAi
AIaggil Shonarl last Wednesday ana
Mr. Edgar Turner spent Sunday With
friends In New ISene. sS 5aig B5 IT, u
Mrs. willard Alexander who has been
quite sick, Is rapidly improving asE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
.ZE[AYA MARRIES
AMERICANA J. |:
Wedding IS G ations of Long
and Romantic Court
LA 35g 8sgs shin. 5s
81 =. - q ssocjatedIIgP]re 8:

ID Assoclate ted r resi- ISL
ENY4tsHINGTO n. 81 NJ arcl ~ "A phonsoi
5Zelayt, the stweiity -onc year old son Of
the President q the Republic Gof n Lea
rag qua, was married to- daySt @ liss NJ arr
sguerite Baker, daughtcr # Mr. Va
Baker ,Eof this CT Us. The snlnrrlage took
place 1T the home OF the brides parents
and the Rev. h ]. G.. Be ker,I pas tor Of the
Church Of the IA tenement thera ~ off,
Scinted. The arriage was the outcome,
sof l long roma tic saourt sll ip.
&c pie VI II go o * Where
Sitisis Sstated. n the groom Intends to start
IN business. \. 3 Ss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Il2ipal of Calpe Coming 10 Fill
Long Engagement ~ Men Yorls'1
star Royal Berlin Opera Makes Three Years Contrast
Z Conried Wonderful Soprano Voice. Ss858 81

beth lii ,'tahtilaiiselt Elsa lin Lolcn+l
3grlnyt Serltl i..'i'iic III Wing Duteiinlnti.
and Valentine it,g"15ds tttg,leiiot
Willie her cdrecr liaag boci, nude III
Berlin, Size Is Ii bohemian by {lirtI ,titi
Of Peasant ext,ncttpnl She#ts OffFn.
blonde ypc and peculiarly inngnctic & 4 H
range wi b Fccrta Iii alto qua til cycii
itsShIEhSh AZ is said ti,it In Carmen
slle even siltphsses Cn1veg stti$5ll i rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
COMPLEMENTARY.
DHT0-M0RR 10 Y
sAdyices Received al Washington
l'rol1ls3 Nlgceitas More En-
cottragil,g Than LIVER. ,s#8
president \ sT / | 4. ACTIVE.
Informal cllallgc ut Jews
1854
81 With, An1bassado Proving VI e
cry Helpful. I,5
v l5,l liI,lIIE 81
Z CIV iAssy)tiatetl Press.

II &. (By5 Associated Prcss.)
5ls "A LGEClRAs, SPAIN March "a. Seven;
teen days haze cl psed slnceBa plcnnrys
session OF the conference on Moroccan
reforms was held. and the dclegntes5 ire
to get way The Informal meet
Eings which have been Held lave, low
over, been productive pf good X results
anu the. prevailing opinion IS that tho
session OF the conference on Nlonlly will n
be decisivU, d. at least show II ,l settle
5inentS Is probable. sss5; E 7@s SSs 81
y Very Enc ura ging
81 "A By Assoc iatcd Press ls
si W.NSIEING1'OE. March p State De-
Eparttnent adEices to- dnS from Ambussti-j
dor White at Al gecir;ls, relative o the
progress of tile Moroccan conference ut
THAT place were very encouraging. " De-
4 tails OF the communication were not to-
gbe had, bit lis stated bltnat8thcy {indi-
cate that VI the con crence is I approaching
q successful If termiiiat ion and this may,
occur. sven ms earl & a S T. the mex meet
ing on Monday II 55 "a 81,
ssls5I III s believed that DISCRIMINATING DIFF
ifcrences sat he ference are now l,c-ff
ling asst s ted It'd a. solnt lon by the nfor-s
NAL conferences which n II. Jllssernlld,,
u the %Frencll 4gA mi bassa DOR ana @ Burons
@sternburE. The German si dor.t
have been holding with tho President and
Secretary r oot . II I'll. W.
Nothing akin 4 o Prevention has been
#suggested 4 or u is even conteinp plated by
the washington government nut the.
close personal relations existing be-
tween the White House and the Ger
man and French " embassies has enabled
an informal exchang Y OF Views which is
proving exceed incl " hel pfTl mt lgeciras.s
55 What Paper Says. III
N fsse tBy VII Associated sFress)
!. BERI Marcel q 10 semi offtcial
gSneddeutschSR eichsk orrespo ndenz Of Carl
srulle. discussing tho ciroulnrS note 4 81
8Count Lanlsd orff, he $2 usslan5 foreign.
minister, says 58s3
German claim upon Casablanca for
combating which France thought It me-
&c : nlyi to turnGto Russia for assistance,
dies not exist and never existed. The
FRENCH cry. for help Il rests on the old.
able tina we are seeking territorial and
special dvantags n and that the io'nt;
efforts OF G. tile Is dual alliance and Eng
land are necessary to prevent German
ach1nent In Casnbl anca Even pub
lie opinion In America has been wrought
up over this nlsellpod. whereas the en-
,cronchn ent ri ans rest on the Trencl, SIDE
Our TASK remains to prevent France from
doing as she pleases 8wlth$the Sconst$ cities
of Morocco, and u his \ 81 not Xcllsiyely$
ia German inter- hi s nj t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

Especial Cable totrhe 1Iines-Dlsrateha ana
y8g 'sa8 New York i NvorldD M
X Il3lsbtE Ninrcli A lfT'r'lulcln limmS
lDcs,inn, forfeight, years lie star Of the
5thrra Years, engagement With Manager
Conrlctl gtiiai Mctrop6lltnn Opera
House. slid js probably the most distn-
Rutsl,cd or The going singers.
4 Her prlhcipal roles ltil'e Carmen. Eliza
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
New Spring Fabrics.

j. g -
Among the new 70 lrics Of the season
are TO be FOUND many Old favorites, some
under new names and IN deterrent
sweayes, othersl practically unchanged,
sTafeta SIX In soft finish and of the
finest qunlity4nre to he seen, plain and
figured and with. the oyelet embroidery.
and In white, black and colors, and in
tchangeable AZ we'll as plain effects, so
that no, summon outfit will be considered
complete without Mt least ono 1ffotn
gown. After all. there are few gowns so
servicearre. and although there has been
with some women a prejudice against
.taGeta silk. that prejudice is being grad
uallyi forgotten, as the new silks wear.
much better than those of fow years
sago,--Harpers Bnzar. h
Residents in Edinburgh are much per-
.turbed by the discovery that THAR water
supply is polluted by the presence Of a
living organism, white In color but de-
.scrlbed from. Its shape and general np-
.pearance us ia water fen, KS 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Al \
! E !: II n,p II At!
Endorsement doris d Il n |: J.


have been suffering troube
relief only through tic
winter
fine the next
that Perana Is equally good for
kidney has equa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Meetings Last Night.

r. Manatuku Tribe, e 10. So. u Red Men, had
5their5regular meeting In Lee Camp ,lia'l
4 last nightSat s. O'Clock. Ieout Inc business
was transacted and ~ number preScn 81 !
made addresses pertaining 70 ms sooa ~
tho order. q &, . (, I Z 4 ~,
mctflast night IN Picket Y Ganlp II allsand
stransactctl routine business. Ill ,.354Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
JAPANESE ARRESTED.
covered at SVladivostok With
ia Plans of Forts in Pocke s. ~ s5S

u u SssF n (By3 Associated Press.l 83 95F 3
s&VIIADINOSTOK,955 RUSSIA,8 March a.
Two Japanese merchants were arrested
today in one of the forts here IN their
possession were found plans Of tlle5forti-s
fication and notes referring to8tllom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Z Funeral of Mr. Valentine.

Z II Thn funeral Of Mr.. Lloyd Mech Ynl-f
cntine. who a ii led & Friday night at $3.50
O'Clock atshisi home, y 200 North yrwentietf.
Street will take place from Paramount
Methodist Church rs o'clock this after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
CONDEMNED 81 8 DEATH.
Five Of Men8Vlho Raided Bank to
gS q. Re Executed in Russia. .5sa5

4 (By9 Associated Press All. alS
sT.$IPETERSBURG,4h March 24.--Sl x of
the mon who raided a wings bank In
Sabalkansk Prospect February 18th We're
sentenced to-day. Five of y them were
condemned to death and one to 4 wentys
years imprisonment l5t} "a ' ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

Coming to America.
Associated Prcss.) Il y 5
LONDON, March A-Scottisll emigrants
TO the number Of 800 left the Clyde this
afternoon on three steamships bound for
the United i States and Canada. VI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
EBY GIVES new BOND TO OASIS OTTUMWA
County Treasurer Qualities For the
Current Year.

Under the new order Of things, In
the amendment making our elections
all occur In even Numbered years, all
officers we're required to give new
bonds.
Mr.. Eby, county treasurer, has Just
fled bis new bond, which has been
promptly approved by our board OF
IHuperyisors This bond fs very com.
plimentary to Mr.. Eby for his faithful
service as treasurer The bondsmen
are fifty in number, well known citl.
zens Of this county, among whom are
twenty civil war veterans, comrades
and friends OF the treasurer. We give
the names Of the Dondsmen, soldiers
first, who are as follows:
l. II. Zane, Thomas Johnson, VIM.
Lockwood, II. w. wetherell, Sanford
Graham, N. M. satcheIl, James Matti
son, Fred Butler, John Thomas, Aaron
Phillips, John N. Henry, VIM. Bartlett,
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
Men Of the Fez Will Cross th,
Burning Sands.

Wilbur r. Fldlar, iliustrious poten.
tate, and Cornelius J. Brown, his com
federate In alchemy and kindred arts,
have sounded the alarm and all ears
doth strain to catch the announcement
that the EI Kaaba Temple, Ancient
Arabic order Of the Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine, will take up pilgrim,
age from Davenport TO ottumwa, ,where
upon next Monday. January 20, In
vulgar parlancc), but officially on Ley
letel.Telata, the third day Of thl
twelfth Mohammedan month, Dhu
Hail, Anna Hegira 1929, a hoarde oi
unenlightened, tflirsting for q glimpse
Of the true light, win receive all thai
they are lcoking for, and more.
Invitation having been extended fol
all Mobiles Of the Temple TO como for
ward and assist in this work Of en-
lightenment and many having been re
ceived by the faithful Of this city, II II
likely that a number Of the fez wear
ers will attend from here.
The noyices are especially promig
ing and value received Is guaranteed
"Es selamu Aleik1r." Don't forge
your fez.0
The banquet will be served follow
ing the trip on thc burning sands.