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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
CITY MUST PAY, HE SAYS.
Judge ReUerses Verdict IN PGSsaic
Pollution Case-Big Sum InUOlUed.

Paterson. n. J., Oct Judge Mahon Pitney in
the Supreme Court to-day reversed a verdict rem
dered yesterday by ten man jury. The jury, al
though the court directed them TO bring In a YER
dict for the plaintiff, decided that there was no
cause for action The suit for $4,000 but 1t In
wolves indirectly about s2,411,300.
Catherine Simmons sued the Mayor and Alder
Of this city. their official capacity. for 800.
GOO. for alleged damages resulting from the polu-
ton OF the Passaic River due this city emptying
its sewage into the river. Other individuals and
corporations have filed similar suits. The plaintiff
owns property adjoining the river near Dundee dam
The river was formerly source Of income, as
every winter ice cut and stored for domestic
Use. Some wears ago the public health demanded
that cutting OF river ice cease and the Department
or Health forbade its
The case started with twelve Jurors, but during
the trial this number was reduced TO ten, two men
being excused. Yesterday Judge Pitney went TO
great length explaining the riparian rights of the
property owners. From his charge IL was plain
that the jury should bring in verdict in favor Of
the plaintiff, the exact amount resting with the
jury.
This morning Judge Pitney said they should have
found damages in some amount, because 1t plain
the plaintiff had sustained damage through
the pollution of the river He gave the attorney
for the plaintiff permission TO retry the
The law permitting the trial judge to reverse a
Jury is new. Formerly 1t could be done only by ap
peal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
HEARING IN BAY STATE GAS SUIT.
Counsel for Receiver Alleges the Sale Was
Brought About by Fraud.

Boston. oct AFTER numerous delays the suit OF
Receiver Pepper OF the Bay State Gas Company OF
Delaware against the various gas companies OF this
city came up before Judge Braley 81 the Supreme
Judicial Court to-day. The petitioner seeks 70 have
the sale OF the Boston companies under the
merger and REORGANIZATION proposition TO R!Gder
Peabody 4 Co set aside, and TO prevent the trans
Ter OF the stock OF these companies TO the Boston
Consolidated Gas Company Counsel representing
AidCer. Peabody & Co. opened the case with an eX-
tended review Of the details Of the sale.
Sherman J.. Whipple. representing the receiver OF
the Bay State Gas Company Of Delaware. in reply
said that the sale Of the several Boston gas com
pauies TO Kic1er. Peabody & Co. was brought about
by fraud and that a conspiracy existed IN which
were Henry ~. Rogers the Mercantile Trust Com
psny and Kidder, Peabody & CO He stated a
cciver appointed for the Bay State Gas Com
pany 81 NewJeTsey al the instance Of kidder. Pea
frlt. &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-F. P. Fish. Boston ASTOR-
Enrique Heilbert Havana; w. J. Stanton. London.
CAMBRIDGE-E b Merriman, Providence: Mile
Gikers, Brussels. EvERETT-Rea, Admiral J. H.
Ipshur, Z. S. n. FIFTH AyENUE--Ex-s Senator
Frank Hiscock, Syracuse E. c. Washburne
MINNEAPOLIS; Archbishop Ireland. st. Paul
GRAND-Captain S. II. Mould. Z. s. A. FOFF-
NAME. Schlemmacher, Glasgow. HOLLAND
A. r. Marsh Boston; e. S. Gillespie London; Jules
Mendei Paris; Ze e ~ Crane DaIt9n Mass; the
Bell; London J. P. Greer, HARTFORD. MAJESTIC
Y. NJ Julbe, Havana; J. G. Mckay, St. Louis.
MtNHATTAN-D. NJ. Malcolm. London; r. A. f.
Delmage London; F. Bell, Africa. MURRAY HILL
Luis Vadie. Chill. South America NAVARRO
Captain John Wheeler. L. s. a. NEW AMSTFR-
DAM-Dr. D c. Crowen, L. s. N; DR.. r. P Hardy.
London. PLAZA-Seymour Hicks, Aubrey Hop
wood and II. W. Manly. London SAVOY-Alfred
Schuyler, Bordeaux, France VICTORIA-C.
Mackay, Glasgow wALDORF-A sTORIA-Theo-
dore Voorhees, Philadelphia- first vice president
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company:
g T. Brush. Cleveland; Mrs. jerome Bonaparte,
Baltimore; United States Senator J. +. Dryden,
New-Jersey: United States Senator Boes PeuTose.
Pennsylvania; United States Senator F. G. New
lands, Nevada; H. g Prick. PfttsbTrg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
TRIED TO HOLD Up STOCK.
Member of j. L. Williams 8 Sons
E.rpIains Firms Troubles.

x,.,s ,-a Oc. a-Concerning the request for
a, extension by creditors made by John L. VIII
Jams & sons OF this city. and }. w Miooehoori 7"
o. of baltimore. announced this morning, mem
- - .te ,rn OF John L. Williams & Sons in this
city said to-day
So far very few show disposition 70 p rS US rs
On the contrary We nave STayns ,n 70 Teage
or their assets ana make settlement am
ned thai We can pay n IG ana 10 DO So and the
feures viii bear me OUT ,,-.o,,-os have been try
.rC TO carry the load and 70 take care o. ,,d
selves and our friends 10y proteeus e1'Y has
beer strong always. and is as strong now az ,;
but have not been able "a h9dq mem ~ rices With
she marked in anything like normal coheuon ~ aG
these securities and selling at any mere near "ie''
rFal vs. lue, we would be Tar ahead -.,.,,,- ~,
Ne re cramped simply 10y the I H 5,,rS IN
eelng any securities, no matter nov s , ~,15
she present condition OF The market our hoIe as a,e
belief Is that We shaL zoe si Us -eir Tor our
. &c asy creditor ana Win '-' ''-' 80
Shares OF the seaboard Air Line broke badly N
Cd. curb market this city yesterday. the com
mon selling down 20 near Z and the preierreo go
ing down 10 . President Williams OF the Seaooaro
was IN Baltimore. Al the Office OF LadenbuEs' ma
mann A Co. the New-YOrk banking hrm that
rough. control Of the Seaboard last summer. II was
ssid that the affairs OF the company were IN no
way complicated by the business troubles OF Johi
I. Williams & Sons. OF Richmond, ano }. w MID
cen6orf a. Co, OF Baltimore II was sSla, TOO MAJ
the plans FOR the control OF the seaooaIo 1911 t
not 81 changed account of the troubles OF tIe
frTnH il said IN Ma-l street t.iat nv 49,
FIRMS would receive support sufficient 10 uoe thenl
OssA ysie1Irn nresi6eut OF the S.. Louis and
een Francesca Railroad Company, was eecte9
Slesrrnan of the executive committee OF me DoaI0
- 5re~tors 81 the Sea board yesterday at meet
sng 81 the committee held in this city, ana mere
us q renort that President Williams woNlo soon
,-efira After the meeting OF the committee now
ever 81 Vas said that there had been nc aCu"h
s~o,-ivsr "a the retirement Of Mr. Williams 81,
There Was q partial denial OF report mar lle
heavy liousdafion Of seaboard stock in Baltimore
49, fus 81 rhe failure u plan TO turn the prop
-, oxe- 10 me Rock Island interests. Seaboaro
So,yssss we've weak in Wall Street, selling as low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
coMSToCK ACCUSES A PHYSICIAN

INA H-LE'lsAIh TO THE TRIB1NE1
NeW-haven. Conn. Oct 2-Artbovv r.,u,-..,-,-
mace hyng visit 10 this city to-day and on com
plant TO the postoflce authorities here 49, -.
q warrant for the arrest Of Dr. J. J S Dobertv
cnaIgel Win sehalng objectionable circulars
Through the mails. Dr. Doher-v was -, :,
United States Marshal Parmelee "
ID. Doherty Is a local physician who has baa, =,
general practice some time. He and TWO nb,-st
clans recently established a combination massage
bot air anc nature cure on Sylvan-ave. under -.
name o. The St George SsnatOrium" A -, H.
printed anc distributed by carrier sn5 r1s1.
giving 4 recital o. the benefits OF .l..ffr
cure" together with several descriptions 81 IT,
cures WroEEEt persons referred a I'm, 80
their Initials. Dr TalrrrES CHIEF offer 20 49,
lie was 10 cure rGr0ulc rfelnlatlan by state 81
tricity
Dr. Doherty was taken before Cornrniesfo-s-
Wright. anc secured bonds. Ar. COmstock iurna.
ciately left Cor New-EOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
BALTIMORE NOT DISTURBED.

baltimore oct. 2-There was no disturbance In
1nancial circles here to-day over the announce
rnent that the banking house OF j. Mi4nam Mlo-
sensorf A. Co and John l. Williams & Sons had
,.l,as tbei- creditors for extension OF time
keter the first surprise was over there was evil
6e-oe on all sides that the local financial situation
vas in a healthy condition. Leading bankers ana
,-olzers were ready 10 lend helping hands 10 pre-
- 60 ssr,r,rsrv unsettlernent of the market
from going too 1ar, but this was unnecessary.
President Williams Of the Seaboard Air Line and
nfddendorf & co. received during the day many
kilograms Of sympathy and offers OF aid. Among
shem was the following:
New-York October 2, 1908.
pone YOU viii speedily arrange temporary olf-
ecllties You have our best wishes, and We WISH
,va could help YOU IN some way further.
We YUM --f EDWIN GOULD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
MEN EXPECT THEIR WAGES TO BE CUT.
Think Slump in Steel Stock Is Responsible
for Notice of Readjustment.
rRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

Pfttsburg oct. 1.-The Carnegie Steel Company,
one Of the constituent concerns Of the United States
Steel Corporation. has posted notices that on Janu-
n-v there would be q readjastment Of the present
wage scale This is taken by the employees or the
concern TO mean that there viii be general reduc-
ston Of and the cause IS supposed 10 ne Nns
xluu1p in the price Of the securities OF the Inlleo
states Steel CORPORA At the once OF te con
Germ 4. was stated to-day that there would De no
general reduction wages. and that only the an
Dual reimbursement OF wages was contemplated
srhe men however refuse to accept this reason Tor
sla nesting Of the notice, and there IS much ois-
.atssfactEou among them. While II Is scarcely pos
sihle that strike viii follow. there is great ois-
sstisfaction as the men believe that they are moi
being treated night
Regarding the proposed readjustment OF wages
tv the Carnegie Steel Company for 1904 chairman
CAR OF the United States Steel Corporation yes
.erday made the following statement:
An old written agreement between the Carnegie
steel Company and It's employees provided thslt eN-
listing wages should be continued curing each cal
endar year unless notice OF cancellation or re-
adjustment should be given three months prior 10
the beginning Of the year. and this custom mas
prevailed ever since. Pursuant 10 this pracuce the
usual notice has been given, 50 that. II deemed
proper adjustments be made next January.
The notice does not necessarily mean mat wages
Will be decreased increased IN any particular
line The matter viii be mutually considered at
the proper time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
AsBURY PARK BANK MEN INDICTED
True Bills Against Kroehl, Twining, Cornell
and Anker, of First National
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1BrxE.l

Asbury Park. X. J. Oct. &C Fred KroehI the
president of the defunct First National Bank was
arrested to-day by United States Marshal Olcott
Later he gave 5000 bail for his appearance at
Trenton next week The United States Grand Jury
yesterday. it is said. found indictments against
Kroehl. Alfred {. TWining and DavidC Cornell for
alleged crooked work while they Were officials
Of Asbury Parks collapsed banking Institutions.
Twinng is now in New-MeXiCO and Cornell is in
Pennsylvania. Clarence L. Anker. employee OF
the closed bank. was also arrested yesterday. he
having been indicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
CONNECTICUT A DIVORCE MECCA.
Court Dockets Crowded with Suits, Making
the State Second to Dakota.
La rELEGRAPH 40 rHE rRIRrNE. ]

Stamford. Conn. Oct. 2-Sixteen of the twenty
six cases returned to the Superior Court Of Fair
field County for October unhappy marriages.
This represents 81 per cent Of the business be
fore the court. The figures indicate gain In Ill
proceedings in the county, and 1t Is said that
the increase is as general throughout the State.
Connecticut stands second in the States of the
Union in the number OF divorces granted Dakota
stands first.
The increase IA divorces in this State is due to
the laws, md not to the judges. An attorney gives
IL as his opinion that the with which divorce
IS granted in this State is due to the smaness or
fee and court costs, compared with other states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
woRKMEK WANT TO SELL STOCK.
Constant Stream of Steel Trust Employees
Asking To Be Relieved of Obligations.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Ioittsburg Oct. 2-The bulk O. the 5000 shares Of
sts stock sold by the United States Steel Corpora
ton 10 its employees last year subscribed for By
Carnegie Steel Company employees. The greater
percentage is carried by workmen in Allegheny
County Since the preferred stock fell below So 50 4
snare mere has been constant stream Of app-
cIt?ons from the men 10 up relieved from fi,rf her
.agment From ufteen 10 twenty applications have
bth nice oaiiy al the office OF the Carnegie Steel
suCs - ~ - 'ii0ii lio'~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Democratic borough county conventions in Kings.
Zionist meeting, Cooper Union, evening.
Citizens Union Bronx Convention, evening.
Free lectures q the Board Of Education. D. M
Young Mems Christian Association Hall. No West
hundred and twenty The Heroic
Greece. Cecil +. Lavell. St. Bartholomew Lyceum
Han. No POS East Forty second-st-, Energy as a
Source Of Heat Professor E r. Won NardroT
Board Of Education. Park and Fifty-ninth-
Schubert, the Lyric Tone Poet Thomas Whitney
Surette: American Museum Of Natural History
PLANT Life: The Large Groups and Their Character
Istcs." Professor Frances Z. Lloyd Of Columbia
University.
Band concert Central Park al 4 ?. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

We meet here again to-nie nj 10 fndor-e the
Democratic admi nisrratfon that has been
presided ever % abik and succesSfuIlN by
thas unsNerE fns. fearless Democrat. hob-r.
a. kan Ngck We have apologies %
offer. We have nothing for which 40 apollo
sfse.-SMsceisas speech TaznEasny e-nVsniLn -
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
FREIGHT TRAIN MASTER AT HARLEM

-Ne"-iiaVen' Conn Oct flames n Torbush has
Deeh appointed by General Superintendent q NJ
shepard Of the New York Noy-TIa, -. IL
tora hair"ad as freigHt train master Al the Har
master the Harlem Ei,--r 80 stitis'I ara
re ag@ AsS csTge not only Of the Harlem Rive.
road In Nsw-York Harbor es1piaens nj s1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Line.
Cedric. Liverpool September d. White
AItanira. Bordeaux. September TO-
Ethiopia. Glasgow. September 17...-Anchor
Vincenzo Bonnano- Gibraltar September b.. Italian
aTnaica-
sEtrura. Liverpool September 26.. Cur ard
Southampton. September 26.- Amer
Tourane ravre, September 20. French
Adre. Liverpool September %. White Star
Africa. Antwerp. september 19....-...
SUNDAY, OCTOBER {.
Maria Theresa. Bremen. September 28...N G Lloyd
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3.
sOscar Copenhagen. September % SCandArn
Potsdam. Rotterdam. September 26 .HOllAm
sFinland. September 26..-Red Star
Armenian Liverpool. September % White Star
Anchoria September "A. Anchor
-MaraCa Curacao. September Red D
bohemian Liverpool September 25... .Ieya0d
jacksonville October
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is.
Conlus Orleans. October Morgan
Galveston, september Mallory
deutschland Hamburg, September %. .HSIA
Naples September Italian
London September Trans
Gibraltar. september -. -
Saratoga. Colon. September -Penama
Brings mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

Sunday IN tho month is designated strangers
Sunday" All young men. but especially those VINO
strangers in town. are cordially invited to be
present tomorrow. at 9:45 a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 1857 Sunset Sal Noon 1,59 Moons II
HIGH WATER.
A n-Sandy Hook SOL Gov Island 500 He'll Gate 719
2. M.-Sandy Hook obs Gov Island $40 He'll Gate %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, October 2, 1908

Steamer Germa1ic CBr). Hambalton. Liverpool Septem
Queenstown "a TO the White Star Lane. with
and 800 seerage passengers, malls and mdse-
Arrived at the Bar Il 40 Oct l.
Steamer Bismarck Ger. Beithauser, Hamburg
September o. Southampton and Cherbours =, to the
arnburg-AnerIcan Line with 4I4 cabin 351
passengers, mdse Arrived at the Bar at 649
Maanzas W Munson, with sugar Arrived at the
$50 a m.
Steamer Poycarp (Brl, James Manaos September Is.
10 Barbados "a, 10 Booth q co, with passen-
and Arrived the Bar at 12:3 m
Steamer FL Dia Mason, Galveston September 90. tho
Southern Pacific Co with mdse.
Steamer Kansas City. Smith. Savannah September so.
the IS Co with passengers and mdse-
Chesapeake. Delano Baltimore, with ndss TO
II Foster & Co
Steamer Benefactor Curry. Philadelphia TO William
Clyde * CO.,
Steamer Buffalo (3r). Loverfdge. Hull September 19
and Boston. October l. Sanderson & Son with rndse.
Sandy Hook, J. oct =, $50 m-Nind east north
east moderate; cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
The White House

Excellent photos OF IL. furniture.
decorations. silver. china, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
A Vicious Resort

Once famous IN the Tenderioir. Ia.
now been turned 20 philanthropic
uses by Catholic women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
A Talk with
Frederick s. Lamb

The noted Nev-York artist. On
how European municipal govern
ments are solving the problem OF
keeping their fast growing cities
as beautiful as they were when
they We're small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
The Beautiful Garden
of Philadelphia
Dowie and
His Zion Hosts

Promise to invade New-York next
week. True anecdotes about this
queer religious leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

Steamers Arabic tBr) Liverpool: Pisa Ger, Havre.
Dunkirk and Hamburg, Monroe. Norfolk and Newport
News; ATapahoe Charleston and Jacksonville: OriZaba,
Santiago. Cenuegos etc: Therese \or Norfolk; Sabine
Brunswick and Mobile: NacooChee. Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
The Wellesley
College Girl

Miss Helen Hale, who - now play
ing in Peggy from Paris here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
King Edwards Rights

Some popular fallacies concerning
the limitations OF the prerogatives
OF the English crown dispelIed by
Ex-Attache-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
The Rev. DR.. Greer

Character sketch Of the nav Co
adtutor Bishop Of New-York. and
his latest portrait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
The Rev.
Jonathan Edwards

One OF Americas greatest preach
ers. the two hundredth anniversary
OF whose birth fans on Monday.
October D. Story of his home life
in the Berkshire Hills. and how he
labored among the Indians at
Stockbridge. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
The Men
Behind the Guns

How the sharpshooters os the
United states Navy are trained TO
hit the mark. Sketches OF crack
gun pointers. with pictures 81 some
OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
NETWORK CITY.

At Central Park al 4 ?. n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07
Wanted.

We would ike 10 ask, through the
columns Of your paper if there Is sny
erson WHO las used Greens August
Flower for the cure OF indigestion, Dys-
pepsis. and Liver Troubles that has no;
bsen cured-snd VIC also mean their re
suits. such - sour stomach, fermentation
a 1ood habituAi costiveness. nervous
dyspepsia. headaches, dcsPcndeni feel
i1cs. sleeplsssncss-in tact. and trouble
connected with The stomach or iNefl
'rh,E medicine has been sold Tor many
xesrs IN al CIVILIZED countries, and we
wish 70 correspondent with you and
ssnd you one OF our books tree OF cost
n Won never fried Augu~t Flower, Try .
IS ceps bottle first wehAven never known
Of It's falling. II 50, something NOR:
srrious i the matter with you The =
cen, siye has iust teen introduced thli
wear. Regular size IS cents Al al
druggists
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07
Picture Unveiled.

Last Sunday afternoon The Lsoies
Auxiliary OF The Y. n. c. A presented a
-ua-.rait OF The late Mr.. 7. s Herbert ID
the association Mrs. Judge Smith the
uresi6ert OF the Auxiliary presided and
the u,ersing Was very impressive, The
han was packed 10 OVERLOOKING Mr. l.
%. Vaughn opened the services with
drawer and the Misses .Mazpin sang a
beausifui duet Two hymns were sung by
The studeuts' choir, assisted by the
Misses Mzupin. then Prof Bird. N be
half OF the Auxiliary. made the Presen-
tariou speech
Prof Bird made many touching reier'
ances 10 tae deceased and spoke N terms
/ Il xz-- zz---s~- Of Mr.. Herbert $ sferl
iag qualities
Mis- Wilson, in behalf Of the Y. NJ
c A and the College accepted the pictur
with sincere thanks expressed IN grace
ful language which expressed the s<nti
suenrs OF those present
Mrs Henrietta s Herbert add daueh
er Margaret. mother and sister OF IN
deceased. OF Bpckroe. and Mrs.. Hliiiai
| Booker Bourbogr and Miss India Ora
| of Hamptor were present stihe service
| Mr.. Herbert was president Of the
INC A "a bile at college and mas nnuS
beloved By al who knew him.
4 The Y. n. C A meeting Tomorrow
| .~r.oon win be conducted By students
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07
SATURDAY. FEB ?. 1908


.rro Of Cur lrsdsng dziles show their
srserrxt in Williamsburg by the eoh'or-
sails that follow. On the part Of OR
..cor,is. We 1hank them. A perusal OF
shsse editorial comments Ouxh 10 deeply
.,,,.ess xvcrx citizen OF this town. IL
xhonsd arorse us 10 action, speedy and
snse- These expressions Sof our neish-
bors 70 10 show that something Is ez-
pcrsed OF rs. Il Is LETT 10 Is 10 say
xrbsxhc, We are to remain II the pre-
,eat condition. OF whether we arc 10
forrs ahra5 with our 1cighboring
roxns SO ably represented BIZ the Daily
Press and thx Tines-Dsspatch-
X Is pleasant 10 have the papers Of
the State speak II Williamsburg az they
do. Lsx rs show 10 Virginia that,
wink Froud Of our history, proud Of our
relics and al that xe possess OF other
DAYS. We ARK not blind 10 The futu-e- Let
us SHOW what We can do
Eer< - what our contemporaries havs
10 SAY cst the bond issue movement
started by tbe Business Aeu's AssOcia
ton
Williamsburg wants Authority from
the General Assembly 70 Issue S3o.cOS
worth OF bonds iox necessary pubhc ~
proxe1rnrs. including water for N
protection The A11icnt czpsrzl u 10 D
congz ar1lssed upon Ia efforts TO .
cure municipal 1errksitses- There was
time when "A illiansburg Was regards
a. prore1biAl Sleepy Hollow, but tia
rinsr s><Ens I'd have passed The resaorn'
OF .ke old borough have become iuaons
viii zisx 1cca that Industrial cnterpris<
make 4 ciky and hzye taken mp TIA ma
rer q securing notwithstanding plants
= buzIness-like Eaznner-
u cDrrfc. Inc improvements cortez
plated n cDnDecrion with The ProPos'
bond sssur arr Also1utely necessary
M up-to-date tOxn- The snEn desired
a rrasonaoic one and should arouse 1
oppoHtion esther II The Ceoersi Assei
hay OF n Aillislasb1rg.-AewPcrt Me-
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