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which he must earn by~earnest,
honest endeavor, and his duty
was 10 win and retain the favor
and love Of his white neighbor
and strive daily to be of indis-
pensable help and service to
this grand old republic.
I. j. Allgood the faithful
member and officer of Ebe-
neezer Baptist church in his
felicitous strains made the citi-
zen body welcome and at -ee
to commemorate the
half century of eff
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overhead the specia
ting onward like some
struck the caboose with
the explosion Of a cannon.
upon itself like a thing Of
That it had been COZ
more solid stuff was
proved by the shower Of II
ters and broken iron that
the heads Of the fugitives
For all that, the gods
them for their courage:
without a scratch
CONTINUED Next
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solid earth: the distance
oraa+. +bov oonld nof nosgic

oS@AN SS& SA' -.
great; they could not -Dossie
With common imnne t.
glaAssas bot;
gully, then looked at each
eyes inssgJaed by common I
2BaTcus announced In
Thirty fees-not more" I"
Alan replied: "Can yo::
weight Of the t9o Of Us for
ute?"
Barcus shrugged: 81 &c 8
might as well-even If I c.
While speaking, he vas
himself between the ties.
cali right" he announce
With a word to Rose, 4
down beside Barcus, shift
to the body OF the latter, SE
down over him until he VIZ ;
solely by the grasp Of his
on Barcus' ankles.
Instantly Rose followed
ping like a snake down o.
q
men till she IN turn hung b
on Alan's ankles, then
hold and dropped the b
distance to the ground
feet, landing without in51
a thc7Ig's. llsSsr Z lsn are
tc aer side, stsggeee
ered snd dragged her s.!sse
w=ac auc1 S.s.ssaes. y,s ~.
hi q yss.s< o5 3st...a
in nseif Qs,.Is; :ss1.;a
IN { raac scramble 1s7sa4
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Alan and Barcus when they showed II
the front doorway.
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truding from the window G tae,
cial's engine, one on either s.eG-
At a venture. she snatched sd
coat and waved it wildly in ti1eai
An arm answered the ssgnas
one window Of the pursuits
tive.
Marrophat, of course!
She turned and peered aasaa
freight was approaching q essle
spanned a wide and shaAoS s
So much the better!
Dropping down again -DssSasE
cars, she set herself to solve tEs
lem of uncoupling the caboose-
In this she was successful .5s
the last car rolled out on - :"
It's oTn :a,2e5as .,acrisa
q zae E2iis -. = e;::se - res
stopped
ta;s Gap9e zssa,
e:ree5y Ysruea e. s. sla
Eha aiGe-I-Is t2zTl ss:iac
som3 si5na sG~e &c rs
sgec:A; Tas again In Dursu; e
out upon the ties and helrs g.
alight. 80
Already the last Of the
whisking OF the trestle. its gesss
far unconscious Of their loss
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CHAPTER xxxlV.
Hand Car.

Hand Car.
"Well!" Mr.. Barcus broke a silence
whose eloquence may not be translated
in print-"can you beat it,"
"Not with this outfit" Alan admit
ted gloomily.
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Sc qaf.z - a. 81 lite: Esd
10 55as5, na a1n0e>1 ':@'9-i7,
s.. las sH[toZ &c s2uns s5z Dnrsii:s '>si
- sr. aud Sed 3a1% ,i2oa
- - cney sgccezse't II. woT:,-
r. o. or. n .n-..,. .Iu shoulder
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GERMAN TROOPS TIRED;
SPIRIT IS WEAKENING
Letters Taken by French From Pris-
oners and Dead Shed Some
Light ON Attitude.
STORIES OF HORROR ARE MANY
Large Number of Deaths in Trenches
Due to Fatigue and Loss of Sleep.
Champagne Attack DcmUrnliZcs
Discipline of KaiScr'S Men.

discipline of Kaiscr's Men.
PARIS, November o7-Ictters writ
ten ~, ,.,r,,,.,.
-, nav" S'''i''S ""''"S '"' "''-
N"''h"'ehe' to"hd on prisoners
""" nea'' throw some light on the
spirit OF The troops.
Th" battle front has ,isaDpearcd i'm
a cloud or e,,ol.., ,,. nvo,n
i,, o
w "''''' '"r 'h' rreh'" ar
uilcry fires almost as rapidly AS the
infantry o,,n ,ruorad sb.rt.r w,s
.ru.h, g.
' " '''' '''' 20 VIC o."
occupants escaped. Men are raining
Ike flies, and the trenches are moth
inp bu, d.hris"
""'''s are S'h'PI! RAINING upon US
another wrote. IL the end were only
near. This is tho cry every ON. should
r.i.. .p.,co. ,,.,
'ruel hourS. II captain notcd IN
his diary 1T is as II the earth we're
cr,lruLlinr nm Dur ,oeu.s arr. y.r.
~,
'''' company % E'o men ma"
sixty killed last night, ana ba-:
close by log, sIx,r.r 1c,L sh.l,or
'"'"a 'e'P' III ''''''" ~ -" '"'S
OF !oss ana t"o and a half Yards oi
Garth. was cay.d il. as If il we're only
'i,'t 7pte''''" "i '"e i'' 90
'''r''
'HNh DIE VI fHi'''E
md LOSS OF HtEEf
Many Of our men are useless"
No. '"e captain OF 'Ae l".ht E-'oGfih
i'l""i'F IN report intended '"r ms
Supt''"' "!i'ef g must nave re-
'hi"Fc'r"t't ~ once. our men ar.
ing OF '"tlSn". pf'Nao"n ana loss OF
1iecp'
NothinS l" cat heavy losses
noted another. The French haven't
ceased firing since the morning Of the
-ist. ~ has gone on FOR sixty
hours NOW long VIII II last; Ev"IE
spot OF our position - so ncMnaricd
,hh' u ~ mex, I" impossible ioi human
ociuts 70 not" "i' any longer
- "a our men "trt Ki1e" DE shells
h"S'''u"F ih"Ihlht wrote q captain.
t''th mas h"cn h"hrIF ieE'i"d.
'''' '''''"''"" h'S "''re"
-, % ''"''"'' We
~. - 1911 pS ~ M: ~ ~,
-. 800
vn,r,a, 49, ,p.'.
roc, ir ,h 49, IL -. ,
"a o,,r -n,i,i, ,,,., ,. -,
.ro a., ,'o,,,,,l ,,,. ,,,,L 1,.t,, 49,,
dix nm, p. o.o ,r.r 80 ~ s.,,,'T 60
many nv IN v.,y ~. yy.rr ~. ,,o,+.
yyI,hou, food II, =. tr.rch mn, ,v.n f.c,
deep Hell couldn't be- worse SIX
hundred NOR, mon ms, .r-Iy.t. no
will ONLY rcpl5r. tho ,yill.I -l r..l ,,-,f,,,I
cd Of tho mast Nv. dave"
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ANOTHER STAR MAKES DEBUT
IN LJi'rI.E TIiENTEK SIREEN

For "a" first half Of the week the
liza" Vh"at"r Introduces another we'll
known stage favoritc for the first time
lu tn" rlms-Charica Chcrry-in an
elaborate photoproductiou Of the dra.
matic success. The Mummy and the
Humanitarian" The drama is one OF
those rare plays which permit an actor
# real ability 10 display the full force
Of his histrionic ability.
Mr.. Cherry was born in England and
cam" TO this country as leading man
Tor Mary Manncrimg Afterwards he
Was engaged AZ Ia" leading support
oi Maxim" Elliott. playing with her in
Hey own Way ana Her Great
Match Mr. cherry has also played in
London with Ethel Barrymore in "Cyn.
nla' aud with Forbcs Robertson IL.
Nil" ana Men
siumwinRbrd' r'counts the tragedy Of
." neglected wife. who seeks amusement
90 ihc COMPANY OF an INSCRIPTIONS
italian novelist, Siguor DOre!li known
- III" liumminHbird. who seeks FIRST
harh Information Of experiences ana
emotions OF which he writes. UnfoCtu-
u%iely hin next story is TO concern the
wr'cki'ig Of q home The rcnwakenin.
o. the un2Lsp"ctinS husband. the re-
NchGc which former victim OF the
WHY achcm"r wr"aks upon him and
the saving Of an innocent woman. are
''aukh' with thrills and dramatic suS-
p-'Isc IN abundance
Beginning Thursday. for the last half
Of the week. the Little Tnuatcrs at
traction VIII bc Edna Goodrich the for.
NOR i"ading woman OF Nat Goodwin
anu stage beauty. In "Armstrony's
we Il drama written especially for
h"i screen debut. Tn. scenes carry ,lt
spectator from a little country villar.
I" th, nails OF great city. and from
th'r" 10 the heart Of the rugged noun
tains OF The great Canadian Northwest
MISS Goour!ch. aS Mae Fielding, the
country gin, is said TO be furnished
with abundant opportunity TO djsnl,N
her dramatic ability. as well MS some
N"FS htaut!ful gowns. The production
IS on an c!aborGt" scale. and the star
mas been given supper, OF unusual cx
,"i'hc'' including Thomas Meirhan
Florence Datmar. Hal Clements. Raw
mend itattOh ana other members Of
Tie Jesse l.. l.a.ky forces.
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SELECTED PATHi; FILMS
AND FEATURES AT VICTOR

For Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
of this week the Victor announces the
presentation OF selected Pathe films Of
unusual Interest and appeal, OF which
the first ins;allmcnt OF THE Red Cir
Gle VIII prove one of the most spec
iaculhr ana attractive.
on "Wednesday will be shown The
Ring OF the Horgias," q four-recI
by William Addison l.athrup,
In which the passion and intrigue. hate
and murder that dominated life in the
days OF the BOrsias will be reproduced
ana represented in modern setting.
i'richE, the story relates the love
OF an adventures for :. married man
ana her killing OF his wife. with the
ala Of ring fashioned after the ccle-
DRAFTED poison ring Of the Borgias. The
characters and situations incidental TO
the telling of the story have been
skilifully chosen, and Director Lang
don West has accomplished his share
OF the work with equal dext"rity
For Friday il announced the Essa-
nay feature. The Edge OF Things"
WIN Edna Mayo as the poor and beau
tiiuI heroine. Bryant Washburn ap-
pears ia tan rol" opposite Miss Mayo
he picture Of poverty. temptation and
peril facing girls of the hcroinc's tvpo
is largely suggestive, however, il Civ.
lnS way early In the picture 10 the
more pleasing events that take place
after the girl Is found exhausted IN
front OF an apartment. where She
Hha!!E tails In her unsuccessful str;v-
81" with tn" world. There she Is found
bE wealthy and happy-go-lu"itv
young rlubinan. who takes pity on no
CIR! and befricnds her
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NiII:Skt slRiI0T TWO DAYS
IN nc ftRE Vt ISIS 'rIIi:tTIR

h'Slnh!H- Tomorrow ana continuing
thronEh Tuesday the Isis offers Valesk,
Surai in The Soul OF Broadway
MISS SIrat;. in Tic Soul OF .road
way wears an cNprhiiant number Of
gowns The Soul o. broadway" has
been ia Richmond before and brought
rig business. Their" is no good rca-
son why IL shouldn't repeat
WEDNESDAYS. Thursday and Friday are
Paramount days AZ the Isis On We'd
nesday The Wild Olive" from tho
Morosco studio. with Myrtle Stednan
ana Forrest stanley featured. will be
shown. Miss Stedman recently won
the popularity contest conducted by
New York dramatic paper. and Mr..
STANLEY. whose beauty runs to blond
ness. is reported as very much OF a
man in spite OF the fact that liz is a
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ADJUSTMENTS
CContlnucd from Fourth page

Walthall. who entertained thousands at
Little Colonel Cameron i'm The Birth
Of ii Nation naturally was selected for
the leading role. as Poe is rcincarnat ted
in the person of Walthall, for this
Southern photoplay star is considered
Tn" living image of the great poet.
Warda Howard was selected from hum
d-cds for the important role of mate
to Mr.. Waltnali--for Poe---fOr she has
to correctly portray four different
parts. all emotional in nature. yet all
wiucly different in style Of acting. For
Photographic effects. illusions. rich
ness ana artistry of settings THE
Raven" is without parallel. Nothing
ever has been attempted in which such
remarkable Photographic effects have
been included II is rcplcte with Wis
ions that carry out the whole thought
and theme Of the romance and poem
Angels float in the air. the dead wife Of
Poe rise. from the grave a:.i appears
before him in spirit. the reflection OF
his sweetheart in a pool Of water APP
pears TO Poe as skeleton. and Poe
night. a duel with himself These are
q few OF the illusions. 1t viii be the
c"lohafs main production to-mor, ow
ana Tuesday 1t the usual hours"
After all this. Olga Petrova. one OF
the finest actresses now working for
ia" pictures. wili b" seen ON Wcducs
DAY ana Thursday. in My Madonna"
which Is said To b" an adaptation OF a
poem o! the sans name by Rober, w
Service. Guy |oOmbs, a popular lead
ins movie man. formerly with ,hc
k"i"m company, will appear in the ~olc
opposite 10 Nine. Petrovn The sup
porting cast includes Evelyn Dumo. NJ
bert iIo~sou James O'%cil ANA others.
For f.idIT and Saturday - an
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2s 1915

matinee idol. The Wild olive takes
the audience from the wilds OF the
West to Bucnos Aires. and saves Il low
ing spirit unjustly convicted OF MUIR
der from the hanSinan's moose through
the good offices OF his Western sweet
heart. II Is said to contain quite
enough thrills TO satisfy even the bold
est spirit. And they live happily ever
after.
On Thursday probably the most pop
ulnr Of all screen favoritcs comes to
the Isis In Marguerite Clarke who will
play Grcina Green u story in which
she depicts coy little ilirt who lords
IL over everybody. until MIR. Right
comes along, and then-the 'I.ohengrin"
wedding march. The scenes are all set
in England. and the picture was taken
there.
Dustin Farnum is the star on Friday
IN love romance especially w.ittcn
Tor him. Dustin Farnum's name or 4
paramount picture usually brings au-
cicnces of sufficient proportions.
saturday another favurite is - be
seen. when Mary Miles Ninter. vho
gas one Of the clevcrcst of all child
actors. will repeat In Emily. OF StorH =
Nest ="
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OFFICER Is BADLY BEATEN
ny TRIO OF NEGROES

LYNCHBURG. VA. November 81
betectiv" George Rogers. Of the
southern Railway special service. came
near losing his life In Greensboro. y.
G., on "Wednesday night at The hands
OF three negro hobocs. whom ne had
arrested at Pelham. the detective
emerging from the fray minus his
charges and considerably battered up
b. the trio Of black men. rho negroes
were found IN an empty gonduia at
Pelham by the detective. chen they
were making their way from Danvilic 10
Greensboro. with three or four gallons
OF liquor They were placed under
arrest as trcspasscrs. and the dctcc-
tive remained in the car with the ne
groes unit! Greensboro was reached
AZ Greensboro the negroes were or
dercd ont OF the car, and soon after
the officer started with them to lock
them uD two OF the trio started to
run. AZ that time Mr.. Rogers had a
gallon jug OF liquor under each arm,
but he dropped ono of these and Sc
cured his revolver. He Started To
shoot towards the. fleeing negroes
when the third man bounced upon him
like tiger As the two were struG-
Cling the other two negroes returned
and soon the revolver was in the pos
session of the negroes but not until
after one OF the negroes made a dcs-
perate effort To discharge The revolver
with the muZzle at the detectives left
side.
To get possession Of the rcvrlvc: one
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Thu: IA|TRE:
B:ORd at seventh Street.
Admission. 80.
Single Reels Added with Al. Features

single Reels Added with Al. Features.
H0NDAY-Cranc Wilbur in Could
u Alan DO More 3 reels. The Pen
atty with Eugene I'aule,t. reels.
TUESDAY Strife Eternal" Mutual
MaStcrpicturc. reels. featuring the
celebrated star. Blanch l'araythc: Mu-
tual Weekly No. ~. Latest News and
Current Events
WEDNESDAY--"Th Diamond from
the Sky No. 30; the last episode o.
this wonderful serial; STANLEY and the
slave Traders featuring Capt. Jack
H"navita and l:ostocks Animals
THURSDAY 1.-The ,-aIkyric." :.
reels, featuring Baroness Won de
WITT: "charlic's Twin Sister, comedy.
featuring Herbert Brosiy.
IDAY-''Rehecca." II sensational
feature III :: reels: The Silver Lining"
American. featuring Vivian Rich. The
Widow Wins" comedy. featuring rissy
Fitzgerald, The Girl With the Wink.
SATURDA i-"Broadcloth and Buck
skins" featuring Jack harrison and
Anna Little; "A Deal in Indians" Cub
Comedy. featuring George Ovcy.
All Pictures Changed Daily.
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To se, possession Of the revolvo. one
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Observation-Disclosures.

Especial % Tho Times DispAtch.I
APP0MATTON VA, November 2T.-
Miss Alma Virginia Drinkard. daugh-
tor of Mr.. aud Mrs. William II. Drink
ard. was married Yesterday to Frank
Edward Jennings. son of II. II. len
niuGs, at the Hebrew Church. by their
pastor Rev. y. G. Torln.
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(urtlh-'Irir.-cr

Especial To- The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA. November
2i.-iierbcrt Franklin Curtis and Mis-.
LA Belle Trigger, dauEhter OF H. (.
ringer were married to-day ut tho
home OF the brides parents in ,hjs
city. Rev. Decatur Edwards perform
ing the ceremony. They viii MAX.
their home IN this city.
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or the negroes beat the pi'iccl's lcf;
hand "!th Il cludcr or chunk OF coal.
while another bit HIS hight nand Sc
rlous'y AND the third kicked him in
the side. After rendering til. officer
helpless the negro tranps escaped IN
the darkness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

Almost every one knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur, properly com
pounded brings back the natural color
and luStcr to the hair when faded
strcaked or gray; also ends dandruff
itching scalp and stops falling hair.
Years ago the only way TO get this
mixture was to make IL nj home,
which is muSsy and troublesome
Nowadays. by asking at any drug
store FOR "WycthS Sage and Sulphur
Compound you will get Il large bot
tie OF this famous old recipe for about
SO cents.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as IT. does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen n sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand ut n time: by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another up-
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark. thick and glossy.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20
AT THE GRAND

Icaig1s Jessie L. Lasky presents E1Mar1 Abel=s II George Bar Ms- CuteAeon n's sasssss. Brewster's Mil li0.s While Mr. Abeles has the le4d- ing ro.e- ~e can rruthtully say he E only 4 part ot H. Peggy s work eoa- szibures very largely 10 the success
 ef tAe plzE. zz she remains true to ter sweetheart of ehildh0od days afser ka has become the laughing ssosk sf all hlz friends for lis re.k- lsss sFezi1hrstt ways. Equally fine with .hs cast are The settings The scene in the house when ths las- party 5s given with she beautiful ess- tuzes- ell heIEei to make Brewster 2 4illiaas geuuine screen master piece The s1h episode of Lusils Lave ail t~ shown Friday and Sat urdsY The Boz4oaizns #in -zrrirs the Last ef nsx9 week adr.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20
COURT ADJOURNS TODAY --OFHC|ALS|
 GOING HOME

made in sass that came up for tria. ia the last term of court. ID whsea Attorney InseEsol filled aslmarges
 Dixie Allen. Bartara Johnson, aa Mary L Themas each plead guisss this morning to selling liquor II Petersburg aa3 wrangell. ansl wsse sente1eel this afternoon to pay ; fine of slN9.ao each
 The case against the Alaska Pacific slsheriss, charged with illegal fishing zs the last ter@ of court was dis missed on The motion of the prose cutting A5iarnsy's office The agree maent had been made at fhe fornes term of court that the case was to l4 dismissed at that time. but she prose eusi@a had failed 10 make tAe neeez sarv motion ai thAt lime
 Judge Jennings Is @essirous of reael. ing Tuueau before the license election Monday. so the court people will sail north and shs Northwestern tonight
 Court a3Soa-nei shortly after tive sais afternoon
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20
THE PERILs OF PAULINE

The seventeenth episode of this ever famous serial will be on at the Dream tonight. Pauline in an entirely new role, and her venture this time winds up in the hands of counterfeiters. Two bulging reels, full of thrills and excitement, picture that will make you sit up and take notice. There are only three more episodes left, and they are better than any of the prev
 ious numbers. Paulines next thrill
 CT is in a Submarine. Be up to date and see these pictures. The show is opening mp with Little Sonny Jim, the little fellow that has stared in several Vitagraph features of late. He is very good in this one to night. The windup reel On the bill tonight is a sea side comedy, called Paying the Bill, or She Should Worry We have it to night, one of the shows that we can boost; at the House of Quality. the Dream adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20
SPOKANE FROM THE SOUTH

With 70 paaeagers ea baari. th4 Spokane made pogt this =srasng . tozE toas o'clock and ge. 47zF 2 eauPl= If hoers later after aiseA4rs- ing Il toas of general freig21 and . t9zs ot eoal t0r tha Pure Fosd Can us-y. Esr pszssszgs-s f9r EeseAik41 iHtiads1 Mrs Eszsr Seasfsr and Mrs J. V. MauEs@ Zwa Fesssa- ee- from Prince BuFers. aliens VET. keld hg tAe IzmigEa-ssz Dsssr1lsai tsesuse theT l4sk43 rl= aesssszrsg zmoaes ot cash sa eaai-le them sa azn3- TheT wzn bs 8sFe-7s5- Tas vessel mil te n so1faoq1az. Sunday evs1ng
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20
PLEADS FOR COUNTRYMEN

Rone, May 2g-ssguor Bzrzalsl WIS The only speaker n 5odsF's ses sioz of inc Chambers af DsgatEss- Ht Ez1e aa impassio1e,l plea for Issls so enter the war and 5Aus sasure ths r5lisstal treszlQm gf rle residents 6. Trieste zzd szrrsuusllaz 1srrisoEy troa l- -asErlaa rzIs- H= FalasssR in serri6I7 realistic e0lors shsir suftersng. e<per- 5A4y n lAe pass few aqnlAss and cali es1 o4 the Eznhs.0d ot Italy 10 Ely 10 lhsi- reli=t
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20
TWO NEW COUNC|LMEN ELECTED
 BY CITY DADS

Old faces disappeared and new ones took their places at the council chambers last night, when A. E. Walker was unanimously elected by the Council to fill the vacancy caus- ed by NJ. J. Heneghan s failure to qualify. When Mir. Walker had been sworn in. Geo. NJ. Chesney rendered his resignation as councilman owing to tine fact that he had moved to George Inlet and was thus unable to continue in the office The resig- nation was accepted and an advis- ory ballot taken to select his sue eessor. Five votes were east, P. G. Shark receiving two, Mrs. w. A. Bryant one. W. c. Strong one, and ". H. Patching one. A discussion followed, on who could be consider cd as available timber for the of flee, after which second ballot was taken, which was unanimous for MT. Patching. and he was declared elect ed. '
 Other matters coming up for con
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20
ACT WAS AN
 OUTRAGE

New York. May eo-The captain of the American tanker Cushing, which WAS attacked by German aero- rlanes ssssng the North Sea, recently, has filed his report of ths matter with the customs authorities f isis port According to his S.ate- raent the atsaek was deliberate, as the ven on she TaSsbe must have seen she American flags ,lisplayei
 inc first hosah was dropped. h spite of their display. the German airsAip returned and swOopine with ia n couple of hundred feet of the
 -es7s-. sir,rspsd tive more shells. one If witch narrowly missed striking he vessel
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20

Tae failare yesterday of the Prose- sutian 10 sesuge conviction ia ss. ease againsz Marie Hall, charged with conducting a heass 0s lllfal-e, esuse9 District Attorney Saissr so move the dismissal of tAe otaer e4s es on this same charge, which the colr; sllows,1
 This mornings Judge Jennings dis missed the jury from further service Kusani<k- she native charged with E statutory crime n whaes trial 1hs 51ry Were unable 10 arrive sf s yer diet, w1s released On s5ls3 bail until the aext tern of eourt here Thk sass against Mellano. charged will ssabbing Taylor in sAe Zauesa cabin last winter, alsa huae 5aEv. trial. wSs dismissed sn account of n szffieszzey of evi6enes- The Judge -uled n -Ae YzShisla case that m alien had aa right 10 fish ia shs waters of Aiasks except with hook and line or s-sar- This 5ieiSion was
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-20
HAS NARROW
 ESCAPE

Geneva, May 20-While watehin the fighting ou the River San last Sunday. Kaiser Wilhelm and his staff had a narrow escape when a huge Russian shell burst within thirty yards of where they were standing. Fortunately the shell struck in soft ground and buried itself before ex- ploding, which prevented the frag- meute flying as far as they would otherwise have done. The Kaiser is said to have quietly advised those with him to find places of shelter, but was in no hurry to move him. self.