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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-10

West st. Paul Proper.
No. of Amt Re
Certift- In Whose Name quired TO
cate. Assessed. Lot. Block. Redeem.
G 1890 Emile Item =. 5 6 $51.39
G 1881 same 49, ....S 6 800
G 1882 same 80. ......10 6 9.12
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-10
Improving and ornamenting Lin

Summit Park Addition
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
LEGISLATIVE DOINGS.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

by Senator Stands: Resolution
Inquiring as to the cost of the Baylor
survey.
By D. B. Powers, jr.: To prohibit
the sale of pistol cartridges, etc., to
minors under the age of eighteen
years.
BY e. Q. Jordan: To amend the
oyster Gull law of Virginia. Also a
oil to protect the oysters on the
seed beds of the natural rocks in
James river above Days Point.
BY K. Q. Jordan: TO provide for
the renting of lands in the BAYLOR
survey that never produced oysters
naturally, and all that once produced
naturally and since become so ex-
hausted by over work as to render it
Improbable for the public to resort
to for living.
Persons in the habit of carving
pistols In this State will be required
to have license from the Judges of
the circuit court, or shall be liable
to fine of from $40 to 800, one
half of which is to so to the informer.
Not only this, but persons who sell
firearms are forbidden to sell to any
person who is not possessed of such
licenses. The fee for license to carry
a pistol is fixed at SIS a year. The
batKsuale. A--1--~~I ~ So~..o-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
Masons Elect Omcers

The following officers were elected
oy the Grand Lodge of Masons We'd
nesday night in Richmond: Edward
N. Eubank. Newport News, grand
master; Thomas N. Davis, LYNCH
burg, deputy grand master; X. KEN
per, Alexandria, grand senior warden.
>. j. Quinn, fredericksburg. grand
Junior warden; j. W. Esgleston
Charlotte County, grand senior
deacon; J. w. Kellam, Accomac.
grand Junior deacon; Frederick Pleas.
ants, Richmond, grand treasurer: DR.
deorge w. Darlington, Richmond.
grand secretary; Rev. George III. Raw
~: D., Franktown, grand chaplain:
William Q. Wilkinson, grand tiler:
j. W. Pamplin, Richmond, grand
PURSUANT.
DIR. ii. w. Harding, of Northum.
berIand, served on Appeals commit
tee, X. L. Douglass, of Lancaster.
on Charters, and w. Mob. Lee con.
tlnued as member of the standing
committee on Finance.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
Think This Over. and

1t you are lover, don't be too
fond. A husband, don't be miserlv.
e wife, don't be extravagant. A
mother, don't be too lenient. A
rather, don't be too harsh. A son
or daughter, don't be ashamed of
your parents. An employer, don't be
afraid of over-paying. An employe.
don't be afraid of over-workine. As
tradesman, don't overrate your
gooes. AS a purchaser, don't nm
derrate your purchases. AS a friend
don't be captious. AS foe. don't
be unmerciful. If neighbor. don't
be too intimate. If you are quick.
wltted, don't be vain; if dull, don't
talk necessarily; if poor, don't be
envious or suspicious; if rich, don't
De heartless. As giver, don't pa
rade; as a recipient, don't be nm.
srateful.-Press.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
HEATHSVIILE

Bishop Gibson will consecrate The
new Episcopal church at Wicomlco
next Sunday (14tb) at 3 p. m. The
Bishop will preach at the Episcopal
church here Friday morning.
Mrs. Joe Clarke, wife of a pros.
porous miller near Lottsburg, died
at her home on Thursday. She was
buried at Henderson's chapel. Rev.
4. +. Garner preached the funeral
The latest word from Mrs. Joe
Lewis, of Newman's Neck, is to the
effect that she is dying. She has
typhoid malaria.
Tuesday was great hog killing
Gom ounuay scnooI mas decided
to have Xmas tree.
M. Il. church here will give an
entertainment during the HOLIDAYS
The stockholders of the Northc,r
Neck Agricultural Association held
an annual meeting here recently and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: A. S. Rice, president:
thomas ii. Fallin, vice-president: 7
", hice, secretary; G. d. Shirley J
w. Anderson, j. j. Hamblin, ii. G.
Rowe, DIR. W. ?. Sydnor, Magruder
beatiey, board of directors. A
dividend of 81 per cent. was declared
for the year 1909. eu
Dr. s. @. Weymouth, q former
graduate of Richmond College, who
'I one time held a position at the
Virginia Home for Incurables in |
1,chmond, has located at Callao |
where he will practice his profession
DESMOND.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
DOINGS IN CONGRESS

Congress has convened and the
responsibility of looting the Treasury
and failing to comply with the
demands of the people will all lie
with. the Republicans. - .Siahnton
(Va.) Argus.
Representative Rixey, of Virginia.
introduced bill aimed at the max
ing OF liquor in temperance dis
trlcts. 1t provides that no license
shall be issued for the manufacture
or whiskey, brandy or alcoholic
liquor of any kind in any city, town.
county, magisterial district or town,
snip where by local option or re-
tusal OF the court to grant license
tor the sale of liquor, or where no
oarrooms are allowed. Mr.. Rixey
thinks this is a very meritorious
measure and one that will, if passed
help local option communities to
larry out their desires in regard to
temperance.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
NEWLAND


kev. A. d. Reynolds filled his AN
continents at Welcome Grove am,
happahannock.
The December church meeting 70,
business at Welcome Grove will h.
held on the afternoon of the thru
Saturday in this month instead Of
the second Saturday in the forenoon
Miss Mand Zones has returned
nome from the city to spend the
Miss Maud, the accomplished
daughter of +. NJ. Hutchinson ar
and Mr.. j. e. France, merchant of
TINS place, were married in Wash.
lngton' u. C., on Wednesday of last
week. They will make their home
IN TINS community. We extend con.
MISS bessie Mothershesd, daughter
or M. +. Mothershead, is sick wifi
typhoid fever. VIZ"
j. L. Waffle, one of our erner
Fenced farmers and truckers, killed
2 hog last week, which was one
hundred ten days old and weighed
lonr hundred six pounds. Can anv
one beat that? J
hev. q. M. Oonnelley will preach |
st Curriomar Baptist church nesr
Westmoreland county. on
'ext Sunday. STIp ="
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
IMPORTANT SUIT DECIDnn

Before U. S. Commissioners Row.
den In Norfolk Wednesday the case
OF some colored laborers against the
Carriers Creek Fish Guano Go 81
irVington. was heard and decided in
the company's favor, the negroes
having costs to pay.
I'LL. me SUIT was Instituted to recover
certain sums of money which it is
among fish factory-men to
oner iaoorers as bonus provided
1ney remain throughout the season.
ihese negroes Struck" or omit
Just before the season was up, and
Inc company refused to pay them
any but the ordinary wages. This
Inc commissioner confirmed, and
nus settles much-mooted point in
he law of wages.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
FAIRFIELDS.

The Messrs. Lackey, who have
been absent from this section for
several months, have returned home,
where they are greeted by a large
circle of friends and loved ones.
Most of the fishing steamers have
cut out.
We are very glad to have John [.
Brent and family situated in our
midst. alC :
W. Fleming Lewis has recently
had one of his rooms papered.
Mrs. Maggie Ferguson, of Freeport,
Will spend the winter with her sister.
Mrs. Lewis, near Reedville.
Messrs. Bosie Downing and
Thomas Bowling, two of our prom;.
nent young men, are engaged in work
at Lee Burgess saw-mill in Hacks
Neck ROSE BUD.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
JUNIORS GO TO WAR.
"lnsurgent" American Mechanics
Fighting the "LoyaIists.

The "insurgents" of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics,
as the State Council of Virginia is
known, are preparing to begin cam
palgn or education in Richmond for
the benefit Of those who have been
"entrapped," as they say and believe,
into joining the "loyalist" branch
of the order.
The fight of the two councils is an
old one. The State Council of Vir,
gina and those of several other States
declined to accept the mandate of
the Supreme Council, unless repre-
sentation were given in proportion
to membership. The "insurgents,"
as they are popularity known, con tend
that if they had to pay on member
ship that they should be accorded
representation in proportion to men,
oership. But the Supreme Council
SAID them nay, nit, nix, not. Then
the insurgents were read out of the
council, and straightway and with
one accord, they got together and
organized division for themselves.
their heirs and assigns forever. That
was followed by an application for a
charter in the several States, the one
IN Virginia being granted some two
years ago. The entire membership
IN the State went with the insur.
gents, barring few who remained
loyal" to the parent order.
Since that declaration of war. the
councils have been pursuing the even
tenor of their way. Recently, how
ever, one of the insurgent councils
IN Richmond manifested symptoms
of returning to the old Supreme
Council, and taking that as a foot
hold, the "loyalists" have begun to
gather in members, and up to this
time they have succeeded in getting
couple of hundred men to ioin.
The insurgents" claim that the
members were "gold- bricked," and it
IS to show them just how they were
mlslead that they propose to hold
open meetings and to explain.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
Friday. December IL, 1902.

In long letter to the Richmond
Dispatch Lieutenant Baylor, the pro-
jector of the Baylor survey, advises
leasing 100000 acres of the natural
rocks. His letter is the severest
blow the Tidewater people have re-
ceived while the subject of renting
the rocks was being agitated by the
lawmakers. Lieut.. Baylor practically
admits that the results of his survey
border upon the farcical. With this
admission we are not surprised that
the large majority of the people in
Underwater have ever considered it q
humbug. He, however, throws the
responsibility on courts and people,
declaring that the survey was depriv-
ed of efficacy because his hands were
tied and he was not permitted to use
his Judgment, but had to abide
that OF practical oyster people, who
ne thinks were biased. After hav-
ing cost the State half hundred
thousand dollars we regret that Lieut..
Baylor should discount his work
and thus stultify himself at such a
crucial period in the history of vir-
glnia's oyster industry. With those
who wish to rip up the industry and
produce chaos his words have found
welcome reception, but they should
be OF little moment to others who
weigh conditions fairly.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
MISKJMON-

The home of ID. w. Cockrell has
been make glad by the arrival of a
baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Marsh
have returned from their trim 10
South Carolina, where they visited
their son, Rev. r. Il. Marsh. They
report very pleasant trip.
Robert Walker and Ryland Fores-
ter have returned from Baltimore
Miss Della Walker, our excellent
school teacher, is boarding at the
home of E. j. Marsh.
5. U. Cockrell has added verv
much to the looks and comfort Of
his dwelling by adding a room and
porch IN the rear of the house.
Thomas +. Boyd has nearly com.
pleted a zine cage. Look out. BOYS.
l expect he will catch the bird soon
G. II. Smith, our hustling mer-
chant and lumber dealer, is kent
busy looking after his enterprises
May good luck follow him.
SILENCE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

kilmarnock, Lively, Lottsburg. Ir.
yingtont and Heathsville baseball
teams met and organized a per-
msnent organization with w. Y.
Morgan, president, and II. l.. BeaIe
secretary. Little or nothing was ac'
compiished. X. o. Norris appeared
before the body with A. G.. Spald-
ings 1902 Constitution of the Nation
al League and, after changing many
articles thereof to suit the needs Of
our proposed local league, il was
decided that each team possess H.
self OF one of A. G. Spalding's
1902 Constitution of playing rules
and make such alterations as would
suit itself. At the January conrt
these representatives and, it is hoped
those OF other teams, will meet here
ana decide upon permanent Consti-
tuition and rules Of regulation.
LIST OF DEEDS.
Deed from Geo. Norton and others
to Katherine b. Bailey for s4-IOO
OF an acre near Wicomico Church.
Trust deed from Jas. IT. Iamn-
kin and wife to @. S. Towles, for the
benefit of j. B. Hinton, on At acres
IN Wicomico District.
Deed from K. q. Booker and w;fa
and +. @. Booker to P. f. Fisher for
lS acres in Lottsburg.
Deed from r. II. Blundon and
wife to VIM. Blundon for their one
half interest in so acres On Hu,ps
Neck road Fairfelds.
Deed from L. K. Garrison, and
wife to VIM. Blundon and J. b.
linton for lot in the town of
Reedville. "
Deed from Stal Ike Noel to Eyerette
Richardson for two acres in Fairfields
Deed from M. l.. Dodson and
others to Ben. Broun for six acres IN
Fairields. :"
Deed from Dan F. Haynie and
wife to Frank j. Hsynie for one acre
in Fsirfields.
Deed from VIM. e. Richardson 10
Walter N. Lee for two acres in
Fairfelds.
Deed from Hannah @. Goodman
to w. O. Self for six acres in
Lottsburg.
Trust deed from j. Addie Evans
to VIM. S. Cralle on 15s acres a.
Reedville.
Trust deed from Lombard Jones
and John Lee to w. e. Hathaway ON
two acres in Wicomico.
Deed from l.. r Coles to Aretas
Edwards for five acres (Part
.Gonghes."O
Trust deed from Aretas Edwards
TO w. ). Cralle on above tract.
Deed from Isabella Cameron ct
ais to B. j. Cameron for their in.
terest in x acres in Wicomico.
Deed from M. M. Booth and wife
TO Isaac Kenner for two acres in
Fairfields. :"
Deed from Wallace NJ. Overton TO
L. L. Smith, trustee, for Carrie v
Overton, for st acres in Fairfields
Deed from William Hundley and
wife to Warren j. Courtney for 81
acres in Lottsburg.
Deed from l.. II. Coles to James
o. Fisher for City and 3O-1OO acres
n Wicomico.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
Northumberland Co
BLACKW ELLIS

A. V. Williams, of Reedville, our
genial oyster inspector, was wei
come visitor at this place the Sd inst.
Mrs. S. Ii. Hayden visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Septimus
Headley, near Heathsville, few days
ago.
VIM. b. Sanders, attorney, of
White Stone, was seen here recently.
A gentleman of this place was
once the devil Tin a printing oflice).
lime hath wrought no change in
him, his friends say.
Mrs. S. II. Hayden has curl
osity in the form of chicken. II
was Matched with only one wing, if
It falls with the wingless side down
it cannot rise without assistance.
ALINE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

WE THINK Mr.. Jordan is dealing
rather too much in far-fetched SINH.
les. He says that if the people of
Virginia should find a tremendous
gold mine on their public properties
they would shout for Joy and make
the day of its discovery legal holi.
day. "And yet" says he, "that mine
would have to be rich indeed to
equal the wealth of our subterra-
the Chesapeake and its tributaries -
The discovery of such gold mine
would find the people of Eastern
Virginia trekking it in large num-
Ders Tor those rich parts. Why is it,
then, the mountainecrs are not flock
Ing to the Chesapeake? We suppose
MIR. Jordan would facetiously answer
that we are more avariciouslv horn
10y the way, what are "subterranean
plantations under the water?v
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
Dr. LeCato ImproyedIn Health.

DIR. George W. LeCato, the popu-
lar member of the Senate from Ac-
comac and Northampton, who had
been detained at his home by sick
ness since the opening of the extra
session, reached Richmond last week
accompanied by Mrs. LeCato. He has
almost recovered from the slight
stroke of paralysis he suffered some
weeks ago, aud is still improving.
he was warmly greeted by his old
colleagues and friends about the lob
by and every one congratulated him
npon the improved condition of his
health. DIR. LeCato has not yet en-
ureiy recovered the use of his right
arm, though he gets about very well.
and strong hopes are entertained of
his speedy recovery.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
POLITICAL.

Ex-Speaker Reed beautifully epito
mixed the Republicans Legislative
program respecting the trusts: "A,
indefinable something is to be done
In way nobody knows how, and a
time nobody knows when"
Not single Populist was elected
TO the national House of Represen.
tatlves in the recent election. Not
a Populist will remain in the Senate
after March 4th next. Pooulism
passed out of American politics
Nea0s. "'
hon. Malcolm A. Coles, of North
cumberland, was slated by the Presi.
dent as Assistant District ATTORNEY
20 Judge Lewis, in Virginia, but his
status just now Is uncertain. The
PRESIDENT suddenly wheeled, and ia
about to continue Hugh Gordon
Miller in the job at last reports.
What a pity the colored men who
nave contributed to the fund to
'verthrow the new Constitu ton did
lot appropriate that amount in some |
Vay that would have tended to rem
Ter them eligible to vote under the
,ew instrument instead of allowing
themselves to be duped.-Soufhside
'entinel. ''"o
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
BLUFF POINT

Miss Rebecca Shebigb sister >,
capt, Joseph Shehigh, dropped dest
Sunday before last. She. with Cant
Elias Edwards and wife, recent
~ visited at Capt. Sheb;gb,s
we sympathize with the beres vaJ
families. 'e"'eo
willie Sears, of Fairport, was re-
Gently guest of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. John Sears. '
ID. M. Douglass, of Crisfield, Md.
was seen here recently getting holly
Tor shipment to the notbern c;t;as
Capt. Medium, of Matthews comfy
spent few days at the home of Car,
Dize. While here he attended Heatbs"
VILE court. "'nS
Miss Annie Ficklin spent Thanks.
giving at her home in Nuttsyille
Robert Sanford left here last week
TO resume his studies in Westmore-
land. ''"o'e
Geo. Bell, who has been yerv sick.
is improving.
MISS Blanche Garter left her re-
Gently Tor her home in Wicomico. |
Miss Jamie Landlord was the |
guest OF Miss Eunice Todd last week |
a social was given at the home of |
Oapt. and Mrs. JOS. Shehigh FRIDAY
night. Quitea number were present
ana expressed themselves as HAVING
had jolly good time.
MRS. Annie Tolson, who had been
'isiting Mrs. Effie Gaskins has re.
urned to her home in Reedville.
:, mrs. Geo. Bell has been very sick,
ut is now able to get around.
Good luck to the CITIZEN.
ENJOY.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

CASTRO, Of Venezuela, is "run-
mng amuck" by defyiug England
and Germany, and ordering the arrest
OF subjects of those countries within
his borders. He has evidently been
looking through magnifying lens
aud sizes Roosevelt up as another
Cleveland.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
"A Million Yolces

LIQUID hardly express the thanks of Homer
.Iai' or west Point. la. Listen why: A SO.
we're cold had settled on his lungs, causing a
most obstinate cough. Several physician q
sad he had consumption. but coz ID not helm
MN. when all thought he was doomed. he
oeean 10 use DIR, Kings New Discovery for
CONSUMPTION and writes; 1T completely
cured me and saved nv life. Jno,v ,va,ah So
lbs" It's positively guaranteed for oonghs
colds and lung troubles. Price, 80 cents
and 81. So"''
Iriai bottles free at Ellis c. Richardson,s
ni'nuarnock' L. j. Haydon & Sons. Irving
ton'' ID. Stakes, Rehoboth Church.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
NORTHUMBERLAND COURr.
case Tried-Commonwealth Attor.
ney smith Sick-BasebalI Learue
Organized. "o

AAAVh VOaItu Ayy0r
ney Smith Sick-BasebalI Lasrn.
Organized. "0
TWAS handsome and ladv-hand-
winning crowd that attended onr
court at Heathsville on Monday. II
was one of these middle sized crowds
neither large nor small, and ons
where mans toes stand some l;ttIe
snow. Monday was a cold dav and
In stores and court room, the stoves
proved very attractive. In conse
quence of the sickness of our Com
monwealth's Attorney very little w. ~ !
done in the court. Lancsster's a. -
torney looked after the States j.,
terest in the case of Common wealth
VS.. Thomas Burrell, who for several
months has been confined in onr
jan; Burrell confessed his guilt. If
rrobbing Joseph Hudson, an aged Con-
federate soldier, and waving his r;oht
If trial by jury, he was, in The mercy
u the court. given the lightest pun,
shment for this crime. five Years
n the penitentiary.
Representatives of the Warsaw.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

TAKEN as whole and OIL general
lines the Senate of Virginia is
not bad lot of fellows, but we
could wish our Legislature had in
IL many such men as Senator vii.
liam Hodges Mama man by name
ana nature, one who is not afraid IN
advocate moral questions. particu-
iarly the suppression of the liouor
traffic. in public or private assem-
blage.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

IHE death in Richmond last week
or Mrs. Mary Christian COPELAND
removes one who was of lovely
physical and spiritual character. and
robbed the editor of the Richmond
1nes, and President of the Vir-
GINA Press Association, of the
greatest inspiration that falls to
the lot OF man-that of a good and
talented wife. A personal acquaint-
ance with the departed and with
the bereaved husband justifies the
editor of this paper In extending the
nand OF sympathetic fellowship. Of
euiogies there are many, and frater-
nal sympathy is measured hardly by
the confines of States boundaries
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12
Richmond County.
MARVIN.


d. Stafford Murphy. of Hague,
was IN this section last week filing
orders for tobacco aud cigars.
John Davis, who has been MILLING
Tor IL; Z. Bryant for the past five
months has resigned his place and
expects to 20 further in Lancaster 70
reside. W
willie Haynie, of Alfonso, visited
last. oeiore
What has become of "D. O. G. - If
ewanee! Wake up, old fellow, and
give us news, as Christmas is COMING
Mrs; Maria Sandy expects to go
20 baltimore in January to live
success to her in her new home.
Invp
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

That's his business.
when a maid loves a man,
That's her business.
when a man and maid marry,
That's their business.
when they need wedding 'invites''
That's our business
VIRGINIA CITIZEN,
Irvington, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

wonderfully successful In promntiv S md Is
iame back. kidney. bladder. uric aSid St .rag
PIES and sIight's Disease. which is the w uvs,
form OF kidney trouble. s "''S'
DIR. kiimer's Swamp.Root e ~.
O for everything but If You hav. l La
ney. liver or bladder trouble n will :. s xio,
y 'ne remedy you need. Ithas been tssts e
prse,ies sny ways IN hospital work. in private
chase relief and has proved so sncoesss,i pI !.
bssny ,' ~Sse ,nat special arrangement las
u Dseh made by which all readers Of this nanss
san sam SeG no, not already tried IT. may have
telling more about Swannp-Root and boo oook
ma out ifyou have kidney or bladdeT ,ro'h, 20
When writing mention reading tb;s trouble "ouole.
'ffer In this paper and CD
end your address to .eNzuEA<5s
DR.. kilmer & Co., Bing- "a I'm + t1S;:3
lamton. N. Y. The I: ::jli1iiF)1
ILL., Ssa my cent and Home Of swamp Roo.
''''AI sues are sold BY all good druggists'
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

Is 1T not getting time to nam,
our new Constitution, and thus avoid
inaehnite reference? Why not allude
TO 1t as the Goode Constitution, in
contradistinction to the Underwood
Constitution? In time, common con-
sent may style it the Good Constitu
ton for this and other reasons.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

The world delights in sunny peo.
pie. The old are hungering for love
more than for bread. The air &c
Joy is very cheap; and if you can helm
the poor on with garment of praise
it Will be better for them than
olankets.-Henry Dyunlaond.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-12-12

WEARE told that our white SQUAD
ron licked our blue squadron down
In the Caribbean during the maneu-
Vres this week. Paradoxical that
the whites should get the "blues~ as
a result of victory.