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The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

Sheer white goods, in fact, any fine
wash goods when new, owe much of
their attractiveness to the way they
are laundered. this being done in o
manner to enhance their textile beau
ty. Home laundering would be equal
ly satisfactory II proper attention was
given to starching, the first essential
being good Starch. which has sufficient
strength to stiffen. without thickening
the goods. Try Defiance Starch and
you will be pleasantly surprised at the
improved appearance of your work.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28
how'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hais
Cstarrh Cure.
F.J.CHENEY q CO, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known r. J. Cheney
for the last Is years. and believe him perfectly hon
orabie In all business actions and financially
able To carry out any obligations made by his nrm.
wALpisa. KiSsAs d MkRvIs.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials free. Price IS ceuts per
bottle Sold by all Druggists
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28
Te.chers' Books Barred.

The New York city board OF educa-
ton has decided to prohibit the use Of
all text books prepared by teachers
in the city's employ. This will bar
Comrades Grammar and Borachio's 8
Song Collection. Only one member
of the board voted against this action.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28
Money in Popular Songs.

According to celebrated compos-
er, the popular song. though sneered
at by the superior. is in reality the
ambition of most composers. Thou
sands of them. he says. would give
their ears to write tune that
reached the barrel-organs." And when
1t has been on the organs some little
time good many other people would
wish TO dispose Of their ears.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

Generosity. when once set going.
knows not how to stop: as the more
familiar we are with the lovely form.
the more enamored we become OF her
charms.-Pliny the Younger.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

The skeleton OF a megatherium has
been dug up by excavators In the Ave
nue. BosQuet, Paris.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

Dyeing is as easy as washing ~hen
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are used.
Ask your druggist.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

body on his route to take things =,
they come.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

Garfield Tea, the Herb laxative. is mild
and potent; take it for constipation and
to regulate a sluggish liver.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup.
For children teethng softens the gums reduces IN
tAmmrton alays palm cures wind colo sc bottle.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

one-sided affair Is all right II It
happens to be a bright side.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

OF two gratis a politician is apt to
grab both.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BHOMO Quinne Tablets. Dug
gis . refund money II II fails to cure. K. W
GROVES signature Is on each boz. 25c,
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

PAZo OINTMENT Is guaranteed To any case
OF Itching. blind. bleeding frotruding Piles IN
. to ID days money refunded. SOC.
The Dolores star., 1906-12-28

as with Joyous smiling
eOov % fs nsa t the games wfh they indulge the outdoor life
@ @ weh hy shou pas rita How tendery their health should
% Gus or Questionable nature and remedial
excellence
and wholesome and truly beneficial in effect like remedy
California Figs
millions
OF its quality excellence
generally because
it is wholesome,
Bile physicians medicinal
method
agreeable
promote
all well
medicines and ndscrminate 80
always has the full the ComanyCaoa
only dealer offers regular Fifty size or having
the genuine will beneficial have
bottle hand is equally beneficial for children
whenever laxative remedy required - A'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
REVOLT HAS FAILED
FATHER .GAP0N SAYS.
Russia.is Suffering From alStrong
Reaction Against ]1,xtrcnl-
list Ideas,
sT pETERSBuRG, April FL

Il. Iltl hiN>'' sN'AAl- 49,
Father George Ganon, who has returned
to st. Petersburg 10 face the charges made
against him Of accepting brides from
Count Wittc and other officials, gave an
Interview today on the prospects or po'ili-
cal freedom to be derived from the DuHa.
,"rht movement for revolution as an end
in itself has failed ]" he said, and It has
justified my original appeal for q peace
fuliplnpa ganda. u, 49,, !
"Russia is at present suffering from q
strong reaction against extreme IDEAS,
Thc extremists have brought about 9 ret-
rorradc state orlmind, which threatens 20
move fatal to the moderate WORKING class
movement, OF which was olle OF '1e
leaders. /, {, !. u, !, :
.'Ihcre does not scemAto be lnuch cha'lce
that the first Duma will be Liberal. OF
even moderately Liberal. lf the govern
mont rea G ton continues, however me tlue
may turn, -, ~. no.
5.rho revolutionary wave WMch was ~ ~
snonsible for the MOSCOW rebellion ana lll !,
SUBSEQUENT repression has receoed, any
there now exists an almost painful conul, !,
lion OF apathy. Indifference and dlsnel'el
~ the future. I believe this is tr'lhs,t '.
mood, but it has come on the eve OF 1lle
frst Duma elections, and Is, therefore
most disastrous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
BIG ] AFRICAN c. / (.
is RAPIDLY VANISHING
Traffic 70 interior Stopped and
Construction Of a Railroad
Indicated.

CAPE TOW.H. April 52l{
For some months past considerable in5
conveniences has been caused to planters
and traders throughout British Central
Africa by the. precarons condition Of the
zambcsi y waterway. whicl, is gradually
drying up at many parts.
Some! ten years ago It was possible for
the tlotllla5of steamers which ply between
Chlnde, att the mouth Of the river and
la tunga $, on 81 I he Shire, tributary, to
maintain scommilnic locations Tor UPWARD OF
eight mpntlls;of $the year, Even though
heavy rains have fallen throughout the
Shire highlands, and Lake 'Nyassa has
risen several inches. many steamers and
barges area present lying high and dry
on sandbanks In tho river ut various
points. gfi f.a
The distance from Chindc to Blantyre-
tho capital OF the Protectorate--is but $40
miles but many hundreds of tons OF
goods for the interior have taken as
long as three months to.reach the latter
centre for distribution, The construction
OF a railway from the Portuguese sea-
port or Quilimane, OH the east coast of
a frica, To Port Herald. IN British terri
tory, Is advocated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
DOCTOR SEWS HEART
PIERCED BY A KNIFE
Girl Apparently Dead Restored to
Life BY Extraordinar
Operation.
Operation.
NOW DANCES Az BAL BAL. u

PARIS, April 81.
An extraordinary operation has been
performed here by Or. Quenu, Of the
Cochin Hospital. "a girl was brought IN
suffering from sclf-tnnicted stab in the
breast The knife had pierced the heart,
and the patient was to all appearance
dead.
Dr. Quenu, however. believed lie saw
signs OF 1lifc,T and determined to effect n
most delicate operation. Opening the chest
a bove the heart, he examined the wound,
and found that the heart was still bleed
ing. 81
At the. fourth attempt he succeeded in
getting hold Of the organ and IN drawing
il GU. In twenty-five minutes he sewed
in the wound with Il minute needle and
the finest thread. He then stitched the
wound In the chest. bandaged 1t and
placed the patientji bed .i
Artificial respiration was rcsorted to, and
after a considerable time the color re-
turned to the lips and 1t was evident that
the patient stll lived. She was n1rscd
with the greatest care. and twelve days
later got UP, dressed herself and went
home. 5ss3. -7. .
she was interviewed at her home ycster-
day. and announced that on the previous
night she had been to a ball and danced
without even losing breath.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
PATRIOT
NOW WEAR THE TULIP III.
lower Has Become Symbol 81
League ForrncdFto Boycott
Austrian Goods.
BUDAPEST, April 81.

-L & 1 :
The tulip which is specially J iungar-
,o,, flower, has become the emblem Of
perfcrvid Hungarian sentiment and anti
Austrian feeling. The Hungarian man or
woman who does not now display a tulip
"a .reckonct. devoid of national patriotism
IA pro-Austrian.
'.rhe Tulip League" has been formed
rs tho most practical expression O. the
IIungnrlnna5l fe-an1 death struggle WITH
Austria. Il !. IL Is (; changing, the dress and
liza bits OF; soc letysand producing astonisll-
ing movement S. 4s5 ,5'
TO tliis organizations. originated DyE the
students ana numbering now 81 OoO menl:-
hers, belong many g the chief swonen3!n
the land and the scions of some fithe
greatest arstocratic families. It's --latest
outcome is an actresses society to sci !
tulips In the popular thoroughfarcs of the
city on Sundays and holidays and devote
The proceeds TO the political antl-Austrlan
fund .ss lsi
Tho declared purposes of the Tulip
League arc the boycotting OF Ill articles
OF Austrian industry, and, that the mcm-
hers may be the better ablc4to give dona-
tons to- the Hungarian National Fund.
tthcySh have bound themselves to avoid lux
irry of dress ana living and to give up
playing hazard games. The emblem OF
Tho league worn BY all its members Is a
pretty brooch, with a tulip design worked
in the Hungarian coors-rcd, white and
green.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
.PANDEM0NIUM RE|GNS
IN AN ST.||R!|.I|.A|||.N' DIET ] | {:
CowsBclls, Cyn1bals, Drums and
Other Instruments Prevent
Deputies Speaking.

III s5... VIENNA April FL
An extraordinary scene occurred at iLai-$
bach today at the sitting Of the Carnola 4
Provincial Diet, .5 AZ; ,s%55 l55
There was a debate en- suffrage reform,
and the Slavenan party, WHO feared that
the Clcricals would gain the proposals
we're carried, determined to prevent the
debate at all costs. n
Thcy armed themselves With musical :
and unn,usical Instruments and on enter
ing The chalnber@plaSed them wit II grea =:
enthusiasm Some rang CO VI bells, = one 4
beat u great drum, two lclaslfd 4 cymonis,S
another worked a loud sramophone, oth-s
.ers sounded motor car horns, bicycle j
Whistles and used 3ruttles,. SO hat the
marty looked lketan orchestra. a
These Instruments were played for four
hours tlnnterruptedly to prevent their op-
poncnts speaking. ty35
After the adjournment Of tho sitting for
lunch tie disturbance began again., the
Mayor OF La bach acting as conductor
The friends OF the demons raj ors includ- Z
ing women IN the gallery. yelled and sang;
The President or the Chamber passed.
tho timc IN reading newspa rers IN Llb -s 7
erals declare they intend to continue these
tactics throughout the session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
KAISER SUPPLIES
TOWN WITH DANCERS
Calamity Keeps Promise Made
Last Year 10 Girls Who
Ioincd forPartners.

BERLlN, April

RIIRLlN. April y. &
Nobody has eyer. denied that the Kaiser
is picturesque III nearly MI he does, and
lis visit to Crereld, in tho tnineland, to-
day, was the outcome Of a very romantic
and pretty incident, 4 ~
Last year when he vas there some OF
tho young women Of Crcfeld complained
that theirs was Il dull town, as here We're
very few dancing men about Thcrcupon
lie Emperor calamity said: ~ Will send Il
regiment nf cavalry, and they VIII teach
you how 10 dance,
This morning, amidst striking scenes of
the Kaiser led the Eleventh
Regiment of llussars Ohc Green llus-
sars'D into the chs. THE reception, MS
Ills Majesty declared. could not haze beer
more brilliant had the regiment boon re-
turning from successful campaign,
The Burgonaster presented an address
AZ the gates. 75
i give my word ! Keep " sall
thr8 Kaiser In reply, base brought
ypur GisY its garrison, and your YOU'VE
ladies their dance ,ne.s. Fl IS IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
DEFECTIVE WARSH|PS
IN THE BRITISH 5, NAVY.
Fear Expressed That New New C ,1.L'i'
cr* and Five Others Are
Wrongly Designed.
THEIR GUNS 100 LOW.

LONDON, April 81.
Tic new cruiser Duke OF Edinburgh has
nut into Portsmouth with troubles. and Is
10 be examined with view to seeing
whether her design Is all wrong. There
are i've other ships Of the class---Black
Prince, Warrior, Natal, Achilles ana
cochrane, and II one is wrong, the whole
six are. aE4 .2. n
The first trouble with the Duke of Edtn-s
burgh lay with her six-inc.l guns, which
are mounted very low. In, a seaway they
are quite useless, and the lnuzzlcs, more
often than not, are under water The
Black Princes six-incll guns have the
sa me defect. The other four ships cine
trouble being anticipated) carry all guns
higher UP, but the present trouble Is WIN
the heavy guns on the upper deck. One u,
4 the Duke OF Edinburgh broke loose re-,
Gently IN a gale, and now there is scare
that the ships are too heavily armed
Whether this is SO, IT. is impossible TO
say yet 81; Is.
RHO armament Of the vessels, six heavy
guns is ideal if they can carry II. me IN
problem Is, Their, in seeking q best
possible 1--WE have not attempted r. ther
too much. Before there is6public q larm,
however, IT. 5is well ito renenlDe tn "a,
with every new class OF ships exasgeratcu
tales Of defects get about, often with
little foundation. @
si,rhus the Drake and Duncan were once
under suspicion, but have since proved
excellent Investments, so we may hope
that 4 he Duke of Edinburgh class will do
the same In the latter class, speed has
been sacrificed somewhat to armament.
If the armament has to be reduced to
max them more seaWorthE, they VIII pc
noor bargains. However.5it will be we'll
f. wait and see before We cry out too
much.
{ may be stated emphat lly hat erl'-
mors now In existence as to the ships be
ing tpphcavy and able TO capsize In a
gale are practically without any founda-
tion The actual facts are as stated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
dying MAN found
GUILTY OF MURDER
lii Grasp Of Consumption lie is
Brought From Hospital TO
the Court,

PARIS. TAnrll q.
Riviere, a peasnnt of the Pyrenccs, was
tried for the murder Of his sweetheart at
Arlcge Asslzes yesterday. Tho young
man, who has confessed tho crime Is
dying OF consumption, and was brought
from tie hispitnl to the court. lie was III
4 90 weak a condition to respond except by
signs, to the questions addressed to him.
The young mans story is a tragic one.
lie fell In love with NoelIe, the daughter
of n cattle breeder, and was at first ac-
,ccpted as The girls future husband. but
the fatal lmuladyfo OF which Rivlere Is now
dying showed itself. and the girls father
forbade tile union.
Then Riviere shot his sweetheart dead
from behind some bushes, aftcrwhrd re-
turning home and awaiting the arrival of
the police.
Tho jury yesterday returned II verdict
or guilty. and thc'ludge sentenced Rivicre
TO i've years imprisonment, the minimum
penalty,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
SHIPS THAT
WORLD HAS. EVER SEEN & 1.
Two Monster Vessels Nov Near
ing Completion fort the Gun \,
ard Steamship Co.
DIMENSIONS GIG a N 1T q
It is Claimed That They Will bc Z
tic Stcadicst Ships
Afloat.5 5is#sl
LIVERPOOL, April 81. &

Ill IIvERPOOt,s.Ap rll 2f.gSEi
I The two new Cunartl liners, which are
being built with the slo0o0,0o0 loaned by
the government, are fast nearing compile
;tor, and will be launched III June and
July this year.
e They will tbc named Mauritania and
'Lusitania, and Will be tho largest ships
the worlds1las ever seen. Some remark
able figures regarding the two vessels
were yesterday supplied by the Cunard
Company. Si aig5 II
Each vessel will have a .gross tonnage
of 90, ZOO while they are 90 feet longer
than any other liner afloa To- They are S. Z
feet In beam, and.ins this respect are tho
first to sllrpass tho Great Eastern, which
5was4S3 feet In breadth. "A 4&
They will each have accommodations for 4
1000 passengers and carry q crew of sou. e
They will be propelled by turbine engines
capable Of developing 50 900 horsepower,
and are expected to travel at g. minimum
speed Of "a knots an hour. *
Stendiest on the Ocean.
Marine engineers predict that the two
vessels Will DO made the stcadicst ships
on the ocean, They Will DO fitted In
tern@ hotels. The tons will consist
of reproductions Of the greatest works OF
art, while q system Of lifts between the
various decks will provide for &thc rapid 4
transit of the passengers from one part {
Of the ship to another.
title nrst-class dining aloon Will be I'M "
precedentcd in:marlne, architecture. It Will i
be Il massive and gorgeous apartment. 12s Z
feet long and SO feet wide, and will CONF
fortably accommodate 500 persons at one
meal. q IT will be lighted by a great dome,
extending up through the two deck: ,
above and crowned with a roof Of cathe.a5
dral glass. F 81 III s55
Engineering Records Ignored.
More than one engineering record has
been broken In Demonstration Of the 7
ships. Tho stern frames and brackets are
the largest ever known the former. alone
weighing AZ tons and requiring no fewer
than 81 tons Of molten metal in the max
ing. 3l
The rldGcri weighs 20 tons, and each link
insthe 1000 feet cables is 29l4 inches long
and weighs 100 pounds. Each link was
tested and withstood Il stra lin uf SO tons. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
III TED LOVER BLOWS
YOUNG COUPLE UP
Dynamite Bomb Placed in Their,
Path Terrible instrument
Of Ills Revenge,
pAllIS. April II.

5aHsaf PARIS, April IL
bomb prepared By u Tilted sweesllchrt
nearly killed two young lovers AZ Ioury,
near Charities, yesterday,
The Young coN!c-Jsan flruliot nna
Marguerite Renyoye--w erc walkllg nome
from Inc railway station. when they saw
III lin box i'll lie road, They picked Y up,
and ii at once exploded VIII, terrific re-
port Both wore lung TO INC slqc oi VIC
rnnd and when picked M were found 10
have sustained severe injuries. &
Thc force Of Tho exploding bomb made Y
noe in the road three feet deep and
wrecked the walls Of two houses at The
roadside
io,l,fees ~ dynamite. ana ingnirics showed
5tbntsit had been placed in the WAY of the
lovers r. a j oung man whom Marguerite
had III tntl, b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
t,l
HEIR TO A 5P|'EERAGE|
BECOMES. A SOCIALIST III
Future Lord Ribblcsd ial Convert IT
Cd 10y the Doctrines Of Tolls
toy and5o I'll ,
is STILL Az EroN BOY 9
is Not Subj to Annoyance,
for Ills Views by Other
Pupils Of School.
is STILL AN ETON BOY
LONDON, April q

LONDON, April 81.
5arhe Hon. G. A Lister, son OF Lord
Ribblesdale, and heir to the great estates
al Gisburn In Lancashire, which have
been in the family for I'VE centuries, has
proclaimed hinsclfa socialist.
4 MIR Lister Is 10 years Of q ge, and Is an
Elton boy. 1To confesses that his So
clallsm is the result of his reading, and
not Of practical experience.
u am Il socialist because L am con-
WINGED OF the injustice of our present 30
clal system" lie writes, "and OF the inev-
itablc ruin that will attend us II we al 2
here to It's absurd anomalies ma no
satisfactory remedies for such a system,
either in the Tpry or Liberal programmes,
and It is therefore to the Labor party, as
the representatives OF English socialism,
that 1 turn for help N b L
Influenced by Tolstoy.
Tolstoy's writings first Influenced hin,
and HIS conversion was completed by the
work OF tho leaders OF Russian socialism,.
'.Rnssian socialism fascinated. me" he
continues, "but did not believe It TO be
Il necessary or practicable creed TO preach
IN England till the last two years or so.
5s"As a result OF! the miserable conditions
OIL our "OTNlIb tClilSSSS, w 2lI'A lily S'SoA
dcgencracy threatening our national eftl-
cheney, for we are quite unable to keep
our young men In the rural districts and
the reason why Is not hard to find.
"rha land is still in the hands OF an
aristocracy, and no inducements offered
TO a man OF average ambitions To stay In
his native village and TIL his own plot
OF land. i3.s
.'Rurnl depopulation will 70 on SO long
as the present system Of land tenure OBJ
tains, and the inevitable result Of rural
5dc,ppulatIon will be physical degcncracy
OF tho nation. As yet no practical scheme
OF land naturalization has been put for
ward.
@i3 His Views Respected
III conclusion, Mr.. Lister pays a tribute
10 the tolerance with which his views
have been received by his fellows at
sEtnn.
.Eton does not take politics very seri-
loesly.n lle says. 80 ] have not been
Kicked round the quad four lines every
morning before breakfast. and have not
been consigned TO Coventry. Ny opinions
arc res pected by few. tolerated by many
and prosecuted by none 3Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
many FALL. BEFORE
/ BR|GAND|''.S REVOLVER:
Terror Of ItaliansD ist1.ict lis Cap
tured After Desperate
Conflict.
LE,APE,D INTO RlVEI2

sa.tlsgtE sHlEa5t II. NO. l3
ROME. April q. y
Z Tho notorious brigalitl Faltorl. for whose
capture reward OF $500 was offered, was
taken prisoner today. TIL
He was discovered hiding in the house
OF a cousin at Padua. but gave he gen
darn,cs sent to arrest him the slip as they
surrounded the building. ~ a5i
In his Tight, however, he ran into tho
arms OF a score OF soldiers, who, seeing
him nolrlshing an cight-chambered re-
volver, hcmn,ed lin III. .sst
Quick as ,llouglle he fired our shots,
woundng four or$the soldiers. and got
away again. The gendarmes2 contluaed.the
pursuit, .andFpnc OF them, flectcr than the
rest. was on the point ofEoNertaklng the
fugitive. whsnFaltorl shot him dead. ,sS@
Two other gendarmes who We're follow
Ing closely We're gravely wounded.
Z The brlgand then attempted to enter a
house, and when The, owner barred his
passage killed him With the only remain
Ing shot inflls revolver. 3i5
Up to&this time Faltori had been favored
with most cXtraord narS3 luck, for, though
he had been 5repea tedly fired mt By hisspur-
suers, none OF tile shots had taken effect
n AZ n last Desperate resource no leaped
Ethc parapet Of bridge spanning tho 3nc-
|chiglonc tia Iriyer,S dnd was thcnS ca II
Iiturcd. Tho crowd tried to lytcll&hlm,S and
before tho prison was reached one ffiis
eyes was torn out. I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Not Even the Three RS.

LONDON, April 2l.-Although the Rir-
mingham canal-bOat children compare IA
vorably with town children, their educa-
ton Is ,leplorably deficient, says the Lam
Get. Only 3 per cent. can read fairly Well
Many do not know the value Of any but
bronze coins. few eau write and their
knowledge OF numbers Is very small
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Arnlnred Motor Cars.

S,r. PETERSBURG, April S21.-Scveral
armorcd motor, cars, b!iilt$$by a. French
for tho RUSSIAN Government,
have arrived in st. aPetersbllrE. The
cars are of forty horsepower, and are
covered with steel .ipl ates o. sufficient
thickness to resist binary rifle and
Hotchlliss quick tll;In s. nlo united In
a revolving tn rret, NJ ii ri -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
.VUL TURES ATTACK
MAN, C GIRL. AND BULL Il.
Rendered Savage by Hunger
l'lleyBcc Tcrror5to Resi-
dents Of Swiss Canton. I'd
GENEVA. April 81.

--"I gI--- n - NITIINI8 N |fVTII IL =
a, largo number Of enormous vultures,
probably embroidered by hunger. arc
spreading terror In the valley of Couches,
Canton OF Valats, III is, II H.
They have been nrcyne upon sheep, and
cows, attacking the animals with great
lerocl,y a shepherd who Attempted to
protect "A sheep Il few days ago WAS at
lacked by the birds, ana had to run for
his life
a valuable bull Was 50 badly,niurrd in
a long fight with the birds hat y had to
he shot. y.
Yesterday, near Tic village of Muhle-
back, tic v,lturcs attacked u young girl
in n meadow, and before hclp could ar
rive wounded her ecycrcly, Her hair was
,tu,Il ont and one eye. Was injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Sailors Help Japanese.

made .thro,lghollt tho British Navy to help
tho famine-strcken Japanese. The scheme
originated among the men, or the lower
sent to all ships IN the navy. asking thei,r,
support. The fund remains onen untll
MAY /, and all ranks arc asked 70 con-
tribute toward 1t, &