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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
PRINCE HENRY
IN AIRSHIp
Goes Up With COuai Zeppelin
From FTiCdTiGhShafen.
ENJOYED HIS EXPERIENCE

The German Emperor's Brother Sat at
the Steering Wheel Of Remo6elled
Airship For Many Miles Of the
Flight, Guiding the Craft and Exc.
cutting All Kinds Of Manoeuvers.
Was Anxious to Make a Few More
Flights, But engagements Would
Not Permit.
Friedrichshafen. Oct %. - Prince
Henry of Prussia spent several hours
in the air as the guest OF Count Yep
pelin. who made an ascension In his
remodelled airship. Not only did the
prince thoroughly enjoy his expert
ence. but he sat at the steering wheel
for many miles of-tbe flight. guiding
the movements OF the craft and com.
peiling &c TO execute all kinds OF com.
plcated mauocuvers..
Prince Henry's satisfaction at the
great flight was lnbounded. and ne
gave expression 20 &c i'm a telegram
which ne sent TO the emperor: "Under
ZepDeiin's guidance I felt just as safe
as on my own flagship"
Captain Mischke also was a passen.
ger when the start was made i'm the
direction of Uberlingcn. TO the north
ward of Constance with Count Zcp.
pelin himself az the wheel the airship
rose 60 an altitude OF coo feet and.
moving rapidly against a strong wind.
soon disappeared behind a bank of
clouds. soon messages began to arrive
from the towns ia the Rhine valley
announcing the passage OF the airship.
but about 2 o'clock in the afternoon q
sonorous sound from the sky indicated
that the craft was returning. Soon &c
appeared above the thronged streets
Of Constance. where the prince grace
fully saluted in acknowledgment OF
the ovation from the cheering crowds
below.
After manoeuvcring above Lake
Constance I'm fun view OF the city for
some time. the airship made its way
towards the Swiss frontier. disappear
ing I'm the direction OF Tyrol 1t re-
turned 10 SIS mornings about sunset
Captain Mischke said that the prince
was anxious TO remain FOR few more
Nights. but that he was uncertain
whctheF his engagements would per
NIT The prince expressed himself rs
astonished 10 find that the lengthy
body OF the airship showed only the
slightest vibration. He regarded the
vertical steering gear as simply per
feet.
IL had been originally intended TO
make eight OF only three hours. and
the royal family expected the prince
20 lunch 40 o'clock. but the prince
was so charmed with his successful
aerial flight that he extended the
cruise until ne was driven home BY
approaching darkness.
Count Zeppelin evidently wished to
show the prince some manoeuvers by
the craft, and ne descended 20 about
500 feet from the surface Of the water.
turning from right 90 left and from
LETT TO right like well-drllIod file Of
soldiers. Then suddenly Il mounted a
thousand feet and shot into the clouds.
only the mighty hum OF its propeners
indicating the course II had taken.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
REV. E. Jay COOKE STRICKEN
Political Excitement Caused Attack Of
Heart Disease

Schenectady. n. Y. oct 2s.-Rev.
z Jay Cooke, rector OF st. Stephens
Episcopal church at SchuylerviIIe. n.
Y dropped dying Of heart disease. in
front OF the wAitingroom of the Schc-
nectady Railway company. DIR. Cooke
fell TO the pavement and was carried
into the waitingroom A physician was
summoned, as was Rev. Father Dowd.
who administered the last rites of the
church, it being assumed from DR..
Cookies garb that he was Roman
Catholic. Or. Cooke died a few mo-
mentss later.
DR.. Cooke was a nephew OF Jaw
Cooke, the great Philadelphia financier
Of Civil War times. after whom he
was named.
II is supposed that DR. Cooke came
to this city TO hear Judge Taft and
was on his way home when stricken
Judge Taft's automobile passed the
station just before Rev. Cooke fell.
and the accompanying demonstration
and attendant excitement Is thought
to have affected the weak heart OF the
clergyman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
TUESDAY. October 27.


Cardinal Francis Matthew. of France,
died in London after an operation.
Rev Or. Hiram Bingham. tie noted
Congregational missionary. who un-
derwont a surgical operation a Johns
Hopkins hospital at Baltimore. died
The supreme court OF the United
States set Jan. 4 for hearing of argu-
mcnts in the case of the commodities
clause" of the Hepburn railroad rate
act
Because Of IN health. Secretary Net.
calf has been Obliged TO cancel his en-.
Eagcment to address a political gath.
ering at Charlestown. w Va. next
Friday. and has declined an invitation
10 speak at Akron, o.
Wednesday, October %.
Miss Therese Heinfurter. ninety
seven years old, died at Hudson. Wis.
and is said to have been the Oldest
spinster in America
With his neck broken the result OF
falling down stairs at Milwaukee, Wis.
Herman Haedkeb. aged forty-four.
lived twenty-cight hours before he ex-
PRED
The greater portion OF the thiclzly
housed summer colony 40 Salisbury
Beach. Mass was wiped out by Gre
which destroyed more than 100 cot
tagcs. ontaiunE a loss OF 100000
Rev. T.. II. Nelson. who until two
weeks ago was pastor OF the Camden
az. J) Methodist Episcopal church.
died suddenly at the residence of Rev.
T. p. White. at Delaware City. Del.
where he WAS visiting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
Thursday, October q.

Charles Eliot Norton. the well-known
philanthropist and scholar and for
many years a member Of the Harvard
faculty. died AZ his home at Cambridge.
Mass.
William A. Gerton, an engineer 90
the Reading railway. was struck and
instantly killed by a stone projecting
from . bridge at Fort Washington.
near Philadelphia
Three persons were killed, four 9th
Srs badly injured and the lives OF a
hundred more were imperilled by fire
IN the siX-story tenement hous at SO
East Third street. New York.
Friday, October %.
Because she was forced 20 change
her home thirty-nine times in her mar
ried life. Mrs. Jennie f. V. Jarrett Of
Fort Wayne. Ind. asked a divorce from
James f. Jarrett
Crazed at the cancellation OF his en-
gagement to Nellie Diemeyer. nineteen
years old, August Sauerersin. aged
twenty-three. shot her twice and then
sent bullet into his brain at Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Benjamin F. Gilbert. aged IS years
was found guilty OF murder in the first
degree at Norfolk, Va, for killing his
sweetheart. Miss Amanda Morse. when
she refused his suit for the attentions
Of another young man.
Saturday, October ~.
City Detective Clyde Edgeburn, of
Plttsburg. shot and almost instantly
killed Policeman Thomas Farrell.
whom. it is said, he mistook for a
highwayman.
While driving across q Baltimore &
Ohio railroad crossing at Derby. o., a
peddler's wagon in which were Albert
Lewis and Harry Bernfeldt was struck
by an express train and both occu-
pants were killed
Despondent over long illness from
nervous prostration, Oscar J. Sell, who
managed Eve and ten-cent syndicate
stores at Roanoke, Va, and Bristol
Tenn, and who returned to Allentown.
Pa. fourteen weeks ago. shot himself
In the head at the home OF his father
in-law.
Monday, October 26.
A dummy election will be held on
the Isthmus Of Panama, with Bryan
and Taft as candidates.
Major Harry Benson succeeds Gen
eral Samuel NJ. Young as superintend-
ent Of Yellowstone park.
While picking coal on the railroad
at Island park. near South Bethlehem
Pa. Mrs. Michael Wasco was killed
instantly
DR.. w. II. Jones. OF Millerstown.
Pa. has received from his friend. p. ].
scanlon. IN Cork. ireland, a piece OF
the original blarney stone from the
castle in ireland.
An injunction has been issued al
Terre Haute Ind, restraining the Ma.
uonai United Mine Workers officers
from deposing leaders Of the district
organization at that place.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Bank CASHIERS Account Short ss49ss4

Bank Cashiers Account sAort S54e.se4
Norfolk. Va, Oct 2S-The report of
Receiver Griffin. OF the Peoples bank.
OF Portsmouth, shows a shortage in
the accounts Of Cashier Alexander b.
Butt Of $549.SS4. Butt is now serving a
sentence Of three years in the peniten-
uary upon plea OF guilty OF missp-
plying the banks funds. Common
wealth's Attorney Stewart has been
petiuoned by the depositors OF the
bank TO have Butt returned upon the
expiration OF his term and prosecuted
upon nineteen remaining indictments.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
-Four Years For Girl Foraer.

-Four years confinement I'm the peni-
tertiary was the verdict OF the jury
which tried Dora Smith. the seven
teen-ycar-old Luray. Va, girl. charged
With burglary and forgery. She was
given two years on each count The
girl was said 70 have forged her faith
er's name 10 an order which she pre-
sented at one OF the Luray stores.
When she begins her. term she will
be the most youthful prisoner in the
penitentiary and the youngest white
woman ever given penltentiary sen.
tence from the valley of Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Wonan confesses 70 &c Her Lover

Williamsport. Pa. Oct 2S.--In an
effort to free her sweetheart, Vitro
Gurgano, from jail at Emporium. Miss
Maria Lppoh confessed to the police
here that she and not Gurgano shot
Luigi Sanbaldi, his rival for her hand.
Miss Lppol had gone 10 Driftwood
with Gurgano and Sanbaldi followed.
The girl says that Sanbaldi clutched
her throat because she would not leave
Gurgano and marry him, and she shot
him. Sanbaldi is badly wounded, but
viii recover.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
LADY CURzON
BECAME POOR
Ruling In India Was Costly and
VICGrOy Was PennIIeSs. J
COULDN'T OPEN TOWN HOUSE

Joe Letter Dropped $1,000, 900 In His
Famous Plunge In the Wheat Pit a
Few Years Ago and Has 20 Pay In.
terest On $4,000. 900. After His
Father Assumed $1,000, 900 Of the
surden-Now Receives $500 a
Month From the Estate.
Chicago. Oct. 2S.-Revelations show.
Ing the poverty OF Lord and Lady
Curzon, who was Mary Letter. after
their return from India, where tIey
had ruled over millions OF subjects in
regal splendor. and the disclosure that
Joe Letter dropped $4,000. 900 in his
famous plunge in the wheat pit, were
made public In the suit of Hugh
Crabbe against the Zeigler Coal com.
pany for s416.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
STEALS GIRL
AND WEEDS Her
Two Men Killed in Battle TO
Secure Bride.
SHE WAS A WILLING CAPTIVE

Hunter Found Dead IN the Woods.
Bridegroom Slain BY Rival As He
Begins Bridal Tour-Raiirosds Order
New Equipment to Cost s17.ooo.ooo.
Twenty Thousand Sheep Frozen to
Death IN Blizzsrd-woman Preacher
Ordained - Ate Green Apples ana
Gets Six Months.
After a battle. in which two men
Were killed l.. O. Edcndold. q promf
uent young man. gained possession
of Miss Emc Carter. the fltcen-yea--
old daughter OF the wcaltbicst man
In Coffee county. Ca. FASTENED with
her to Justice of the peace and MADE
her his wife.
Elenhcld and Miss Carter had been
swecthearts for some months. but her
parents objected TO the marriage on
account Of her youth. To get Miss
Carter away from Edendeld and pre-
vent an elopement. she was sent by
her parents 10 the home OF her broth
er John W. Carter. at wildwood. Ga.
The girl notified EdeufCld of her
whereabouts and expressed her viii.
ingness to- clope 81 be would come for
her. Accompanied by ID. a. Wilson.
Edendeld went TO the home of tho
girls brother and tried 90 steal her
He was discovered and n battle oc-
CURED En- which Wilson was killed QUIT
right and A. j. Little. a friend OF Car
ter. was SO badly shot that he soon
died
While the hsht was going on Miss
Garter rushed from her brothers
home 10 her sweetheart EdeufcId put
the girl I'm carriage and hurried 90
the nearest magistrate and they were
quickly married
Ii is said that Wilson. who accom-
panied Blended TO aid en- sbductin
Miss Carter. was killed BY her brother
and that Little. who was aiding Car
ter was shot by Edenfcld
The bridegroom and his brothorin-
law VIII be prosecuted for murder
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
EIeven.Year-oIa elrl MIstreated.

OIL City. Pa, Oct 2S.-FGora Shi a.
aged eleven years. while passing
through a woods near this city was
misreated. after which her assarant
attempted to murder her with q shot
gun The girl was seriously injured.
Fred Campbell. a married man. aged
twenty-siX years. was arrested and
recognized by bis alleged victim. who
picked him out from a crowd Of men
He says he f. innocent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Another DRY County.

Union, 5. C.. Oct 2S.-Union count
again voted for prohibition by abou,
300 majority out OF 1900 votes cast
During the past three years OF Pre- ii!
bition the arrests for drunkenness de
creased so per cent, and property val
uations in the county are said to have
Increased $4,000. 900.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Slain sy Rival On aridsI Tou-

On her bridal trip. which had begun
scarcely an hour before, and seated
In railroad coach bound for New Or
leans, almost between her husband and
former sutton for her hand, Mrs.
Fred Van Irgen saw the fash OF the
suitor's revolver, felt the grip of her
husbands hand as the bullet killed
him. and then fought for her own life.
When the girl appeared about to be-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Assasslnatsd In His Own Yard.

Norfolk. Va. Oct psf. G. Jones
aged nifty years. a prominent mer
chant at Holland. Va, was shot from
ambush in his own yard. following HE
return from Suffolk. and died OF gun
shot wounds in the chest and abdomen
and pistol wounds in the mouth and
face. There is no clue. Jones was TO
have given testimony in a contested
Will case on Nov. s.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Live stock Markets.

PITTSBURG CUnion Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice. S575n6:
prime. $5.S~ G6.65. SHEEP steady;
lambs lower; prime wothers. $4,000
so; culls aud common, Sl5OQ250.
lambs. S3.50d5.75: veal calves. ssh
SIS. HOGS lower: prime heavies
5000 6.i0, mediums. S5.6OM5.T5.
heavy Workers $40 a $50: light
Workers, $415Q $40; pigs. $45OQA65:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31

A simple service. held in Atlantic
City. n. j.. IN which all the members
OF the Methodist Protestant church
took part endowed FIVE candidates
with ministerial honors. and the fea.
ture Of the ceremonies was the crea-
ton OF Miss Emma Nutter. OF Atlantic
City. into a full member OF the con-
ference. She is the first woman 70 re-
Ceive orders in New Jersey. There Is
one in New York and several in the
west
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Old Guinea Found

While he was rambling along the
banks Of the Indian river Harry Mel
son. Of MillsbOro. Del. found an old
English gold guinea, bearing date 1880.
The coin is said by local numismatists
to be worth between $500 and $500.
AS this section of Indian river is said
TO have been the stopping place Of
early colon.sts before they went to
what is now Baltimore, the coin is be-
heved 10 have been lost at that time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets.

Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR quiet:
winter extras new. S3.750390; Penn
sylvania roller. clear. 81 n 425. city
mills. fancy. S5.75n5.&O. RYE FLOUR
steady; per bbl s415Mf25. WHEAT
steady. No. red. western. $1,000
1922 CORN quiet. 40. q yellow. lo-
cal. SiuSfleC. OATS Cuiot, No.
white. clipped. 53 gu 53iac: lower
grades. 52c. HAY steady: timothy.
large bales S1450. POULTRY: Live
steady, hens. 10U11c.: old ROSTERS.
Sc. Dressed firm. choice fowls 1fc.:
old ROSTERS. 10C. BUTTER steady:
extra creamery. soc. EGGS steady;
selected. 500 3fc.: nearby. 29c. west
ern. CSC. POTATOES steady az 75n
soc. per bus cl. Sweet Potatoes. East
ern Shore. Va. per barrel S1fI1.25.
TIMORE-WHEAT steady. 30.
spot. 0tN1.04l: steamer no
spot 9Sla N 9N4c.; southern. 9Sihc60
Sl.0l y. CORN steady: year. CESS ~
66ssc.; Jan. co.'s 66ttc OATS dull.
white. No. 2. 62U 52tac: No. 2. $40
81 laC., No g. 500 50iac.. mixed no ..
60h u sic: No. 3.49ia soc. BUTTER
hrm; creamery separator extras. 2Sik
@ &9c., held. 2lU 22c., prints. 800 3Oc.:
Maryland and Pennsylvania dairy
prints Ice. EGGS steady: fancy
Maryland. pennsylvania. Virginia ana
West Virginia, 21c-; southers. 26c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
q. Go sheep Psrlshed In snowator

Twenty-thousand sheep grazing on
the Cumbers mountain range, in Rio
Arriba county. n. NJ. 40 miles north
OF Santa Fe are reported to have per
ished in the blizzard which has ragged
there the last three days The storm
is the worst in years and snow is from
i've TO ten feet deep. Besides the greas
loss Of sheep. six herders are missing
and it is believed they were also
frozen TO death
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
kills WIZ As Llnf.i.ht.,r

Brooding over the alleged inhdeIty
Of his young wife. Daniel ]. Hennessy
a naval seaman. shot her and then
killed himself at Norfolk. Va. Hen
messy once before threatened to shcoi
her for freouenting low resorts. and
she had caused his arrest. The couple
had not lived together for some time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Sugar Barrels FOR Ballot sox.s.

Fremont. o.. Oct. 2S.-Sugar barre )
will be used for ballot boxes in san
dusky county at the coming election.
The board OF elections purchased forty
barrels. Tops with hinges and H.
necessary slot were placed on AL bar
rels, after which they were distributed
TO the various precincts. This step was
necessary because OF the large ballots
TO be used in the presidential election
on Nov 3.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
Ate Green Apples; Gets Six Months.

nc RI~NW FNNIN@aF 11Aa DIX MQnNnas
Because be persisted in the eating
OF green apples after repeated instruc-
lions from his superior officer not to
do so. Private Bernard Lesser. of Bat
terry j. Third Field Artillery. u. 8 A.
has been dishonorably discharged
from the service and sentenced 20 for
felt an pay and allowances due him
and 90 be confined at hard labor for
six months The specific charge was
conduct 60 the prejudice of good
order and military discipline in viola
ton or the sixty-second article OF
war" 10 was found that Lesser ate the
green apples after having received a
lawful order from a sergeant TO throw
them away.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31

The following talegrauhic report
indicates that some white men have
about as little show fra some sections
OF Louisiana as Negroes:
"New Orleans. oct 25.-Ncws
vas received here to-day of q double
tragedy during The night 40 Culfnort
Miss. iD which q cowboy belonging
to Ca Wild West show and GulfDort
policeman lost their lives While
che show was packing up preparing
uo leave for New Orleans. Lon Soely.
the cowboy is alleged 90 have ridden
into "a crowd of Negroes. beating
rnom over the heads with the butt
OF Dis revolver. Policeman Lee Var
uadCe started Dom pursuit OF seely. and
tlo two won were lost 90 view in a
cloud of DUST
Later thcir bodies were found
near the railroad. each body bearing
singh. bullet wound. and each man s.
revolver contain.ug one empty she'll
~ecIy was fho SON of "a ranch-owncr
Ewing near El paso. Texas"
The coiorod foiSs seem to under
stand how TO- Keep out of trouble
and they gave Che policeman an op-
portuuity to show his abilities along
Che line OF handling some OF tho
worst specimens of humanity that
hc western country has ever pro-
Jacod
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
closed PuplIs Mouth Wlth Plastsr.

The case against Miss Edith With.
the Kansas City, Kan. school teacher.
accused OF cruelty because she stuck a
pupils lips together with court plaster.
was dismissed by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Taggart. Harvey Galloway. The
nine year-old boy. whose conversation
al propensities caused the teacher to
punish him, has been taken out Of the
school by his parents
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31

Mr. Taft says that bee viii receive
callers in the White House after the
fourth of March and Mr. Bryan says
that Mrs. Bryan viii have charge of
the same residence after his inaugu-
ration. Brethren. one of those gem
uemCn is mistaken.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31

The drift is towards Judge Taft
but AIR. Bryan reminds the public
chat Dice is stll in the race and viii
Doe in at the close of the race.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
olrI Ten Years DC Attaeked nv unoIn

Attacked by her uncle. James John
son, aged thirty-five. little ten-year-old
Maggie Gradwen. OF Pottsvllle. Pa.
may die Johnson was arraigned and
committed 60 prison without bail Re
had narrow escape from Iynching by
angry citizens.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
EmbezzIer Get. ren No..

Sac City. Ia. Oct 2S.-wn II. Pet
us. former county treasurer. pleaded
guilty in the district court to embez-
kins $4,000 OF the funds of the
county. He was sentenced to ten
years In the psnitsntiary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
THREE AMERICAN CARDINALS

Decided Upon Special consistory.
London, Oct ga dispatch from
Rome TO a London news agency says
the pope has decided that a special
consistory shall be held for the nomi-
nation OF new American cardinals af-
ter the reorganization OF the Ameri-
can dioceses, and that the United
States shall have three cardinals.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31

The lawless elements i'm Nrississip-
pi seem 60 have fun sway. Although
this is a section of the country where
TO try a colorod man for an odense
against a white one. these mobs pro-
coed 90 lynch colored men without
ceremony. This is the weakness of
our form of government The free
dom about which we pirate IS a source
Of weakness in many instances.
The rerort is as follows.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
countsss s.eehenyI IA. a paunhter.

Budapest. Oct 2S-The Budapes,
newspapers announce that the Com
tess Szechenyi, formerly Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt. has given birth 20 .
daughter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1905

The outlook for improved business
conditions Us not good. but it is pros
per lo look ou thc bright side.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-31

"LlIa. 1liss.. oct. 11-Jim and
Frank Davis. Negroes. charged with
having shot and probably fatally
wounded John c. Kendall. an Illinois
Central Conductor. were taken from
the jail here tonight by a mob and
hanged.
"The shooting Of Kendall occurred
aboard passenger train near here
late to-day. whom the conductor en-
dcavored 90 quiet the Negroes. Az
mother Negro who participated in
the shooting is being pursued by "a
r.--7
There is no charge of criminal ass
sault upon women. It was a case
OF mean Negro perhaps. nucd with
The white mans cheap whiskey. The
men were evidently cazed and were
iu about the condition described by
congressman who said that TO
drink this kind of liquor would cause
q rabbit 20 fght o. bulldog.
That conditions viii improve we
fondly hope. even If the millennium
OF eood government win come two
hundred years after we have been
gathered "uuto the fathers"
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Receipt That
CURES
Weak Men
FREE.

Any man who suffers from nervous debility,
loss OF natural power, weak back or failing
memory, brought on by excesses. dissi-
patton, unnatural drains or the fOllics of
youth, may cure himself quickly and
quietly right in his own home With q
simple prescription which
l Win Send FREE, ia a
Plain, Sealed Envelope.
This prescription comes from a physician
who has made special study OF men, and
1 am convinced IL is the surcst acting COM
bination for the cure of deficient manhood
and Vigor failure ever put together.
MR. q. E. ROBINSON.
1895 luck Building. Detroit k1icff
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All caruu-ications intended for publication
taoul1 he cent So az Co rcrch us by wednesday.